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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
Entries Of Lexington.

Special TO The Tribune.
LEXINGTON, April So.--Foliowing are
the entries at Lexington for Wednesday.
First race six furIongs, nurse--Fip-
sania 101. Barbara 10I. Dorothy Scott.
l07; Iantagleo, 107, Fleming, 10o: Au-
tumn King, 1os, George Young, 1l2: Deni-
gree. 112; Heady liz, Hilgcrt, III:
Barnsdale 1l2, Silver Crest. 112
Second race: four and half fur.
longs. purse-Lady Sichel 100; Mai
Couria l0l: Belle Shirley, 10l, May Jene,
10l. Richmond Duke. l04; Merriheld. 10l;
Habit, 104: Skye. 104; John Marrs, 107,
Black Mary, ia,
Third race. one mile. purse--Mandate,
100; Mortcboy. 10: BoXara, 10; Affinity.
10: The Abbott. 110.
Fourth race, four and a half furlonGs.
selllng-Bute. %; Wild Cherry, 90; Shir-
ley Rossmore, 80; Fare, 80, BILLY Bowlegs.
90; Darling Dan. 80; Cheswardine, 90,
Bucket Brigade. 10l: Civet l02: Top
Lofty, 1o3. Lady Handsel, lo3: Headline,
10i
Fifth race seven furlongs, selling-king
Leopold, 90, Camille 96. Fantastic. 80;
Miss Ida, tC2; Posing. los; Adosso. 1l2;
Ralbert. 1l2; Fortunate, 112; Lafayette,
ia. High Bear. ll6-
Sixth race. mile and all eighth, sell
ing-Oberon. 80; Request 90; Skyward,
l0l: Harnllcar 101. GAUGE. ln5; ST. Noel,
1908; Fonsolusca 104: Merry Pioneer. los;
Dick Read, 1o7, Belden. 10; Golden Min
eTUl. Ill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
ICE TRUST NAILED
BY JUDGE POWELL
Court Rcverses Finding of the
CommissiOner-HOIds Com
binatiOn to be Illegal.

KANSAS CITY, April 3o.--Judge
Walter A. Powell, in the Circuit court
handed down decision reversing the
findings of Special Commissioner w.
II. Flournoy, in the so-called ice trust
cases. Judge Powell holds that a com
bination does exist among certain
Kansas City retail ice manufacturers
in restraint of trade.
The Peoples Ice Storage and Fuel.
the VaDdersliceLynds Mercantile com
pany and the Kansas City Breweries
company are all declared by Judge
Powell to be guilty of the charge OF
maintaining an alleged illegal eombi-
nation TO prevent free competition,
to limit the ice manufactured. and to
regulate and fix the price of ice in
Kansas City and vicinity.
Judge Powell did not intimate what
punishment he will mete out.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
hent of Guatemala Mar.
NJ Escapes Death by Ex-
Dsosion of Buried Mine.
!, MAN AND SEVERAL
STAFF OFFICERS HURT
i've Displays Great BRAY
/ i'm Face of Dangers;
.iuspects Arrested.

EMALA CITY. Guatemala,
us.-Estrada Cabrera, president
narrowly escaped as"
ll,n today. He left his private
x at 1880 O clock IN the morn
m; his accustomed drive, ac-
tsli by his staff. While passing
y zenith avenue an explosion, at
s,s,osed to have been caused by
ila,ccurred, killing the horse at
o the presidential carriage,
- the coachman and inJuring
Icss-jtaff officers, including Gen,
1.-The chief Of staff, The presI-
20 was not injured, displayed
,--sence of mind.
m ng from the carriage. he in
=. he surroundings and then re
ts foot TO his residence.
ni.fuI examination showed that
H. sion had been caused by a
Tnie conspirators dug a tunnel
4 ), of a group of houses rented
NJ named Rafael Rodil. placed
,, ! under the roadway and con-
Is by wire with battery IN
rs Aouse, and from there dis
oaiie mine. Many suspects have
ii. tied.
h prevails throughout Guatemala,
h, government officials say they
a.situa tion we'll in hand.
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IDAHO MAN TELLS
OF BORAH CHARGE
E. W. Johnson Says Indictment
of Senator is Humiliation
to the State.
THINKS REPUBLICANS
WILL LOSE NEXT YEAR
Stalvart Membef. of Party Says
Its Leadership is Utterly
Discredited.

i. ", Johnson of Boise, Ida. ono Of
the stalwart Republicans Of the Gem
state who refused to stomach the Nor
monized Republican ticket last fall, was
in tho city Monday, and discussed Ida
no political topics freely.
Some Of The men who induced Soc.
rotary Taft to teach lis how 10 become
lsw-abidiDg citizens of the republic arc
exceedingly quiet on the subject of law
and order since the recent session Of
the Federal grand jury started TO probe
into land frauds" said Mr.. johnson
with a grim smile. cit is generally be.
lieved for example, that that stalwart
champion Of law and order and peace,
Senator William z. Borah, has been in
dicted by the grand jury. [ am more
than happy to say, however, that the
report that Governor Gooding was in,
dlcted, was not true.
Should Withdraw From Case.
''If, as is generally believed. Sens.
tor Borah has been indicted, it will
prove a great humiliation to the people
of the State as a whole, and particular.
ly to those who supported him for SEN
ator in the belief that he was the en-
bodiment of public and private virtue
The general feeling is that be shonld
withdraw as counsel for the prosecution
in the Mover Haywood cases, for his
connection with them can only weaken
the States case.
lis be senior counsel in the case?D
was asked.
.'No, he is merely assistant to Hon,
James II. Hawley, but he can do the
prosecution no good, being under indict-
ment himself. -
Discussing the future of Idaho poll
tics, Mr. Johson said;
~ haven't the slightest notion that
the Republicans will carry Idaho next
year unless they spew out the present
leadership of the party, The people of
the State arc utterly disgusted with
the acts and records of the men whom
they trusted. and Senator Fred r. Du-
bois, whose record is now and always
was perfectly clean and honest, ia
stronger in the State now than he ever
was before, because the people are be-
ginning to realize that he was a credit
to the State. Nobody over heard of a
Federal grand jury investigating Du-
bos, Mind you, ] speak as a Repub.
hcap.
Flags the Legislature
"Our late, lamented legislature
broke every pledge made by the Re-
publican party, The party was pledged
was beaten, Governor Good1ne recon
mended the creation Of a railroad com
mission, and tho Mormons, whom he
thought were with him, gave him the
double-cross and the bill was defeated
An antj-psss bill was defeated through
the instrumentality Of the good Bishop
: Hart. a member of the State Snnnta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
NEED MORE EXPERTS
Mining Companies Tempt Government
Biologists With Large Salaries.

WASHINGTON, April 3o.-The
constant draft on the "economic
force of the geological survey made
by the large mining organizations
which offer the government experts
much larger salaries than they get
from the Government, is seriously i'm
pairing the efficiency of tina, branch
of the service, says a report" on the
investigation of inetalliferous ores in
1906. The report adds:
''It is only by years of practical
experience in the field that the
geologIst, however excellent his pre-
liminary training, becomes competent
to carry on independent work in in
vestigating n mining district, and the
loss of trained men in this work is
Grepagahlss2s /.
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i NOTION FOR RUICK
. tates District Attorney May
.sdade Special Prosecutor.
The Tribune


lsiThe Tribune.
PlNl Ida. April 30.-It is rumored
. l1 United States District At.
sTTlick is TO be made a special
en st for the Government, and
H'zs S. johnson, Ruick S deputy,
ii rAdvanced to the position now
Pn the latter. IL there is any
bEi to the report, then his re-
BE ITO Washington had a siguih.
20 Hler than that of consulting
Hs HsAttorney-General relative TO
i "a indictment against Senator
Eilnah.
sri 'ported that the recent frosts
vrtiou of the State have caused
thrl of dollars damage to fruit
VI kinds,
tg5w the cornerstone of the
goA tile Memorial building, being
ilns this city by the Episco.
d. ill be laid with appropriate
srWI. The fifth annual confer
TniTt e seventh missionary district
ere niay with about thirty bishops
} mssacoDs and many others pres
ots Z meeting thus far has been
sM uccess. At one Of the ses-
PIN lop Funston of the Idaho
eila district was presented with a
Fhh doctor of divinityhood col
e. University Of the South by
of Idaho.
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PRESIDENT REQUESTS
PARDON FOR PRISONER
Believes That VIM. January S
Nine Years of Honesty
Should Be Rewarded.

r WASHINGTON, April 30.--President
Roosevelt in note to the Department
of Justice expressed the opinion that
John William January Of Kansas City,
Mo, should have his sentence commutcd
at once OF be pardoned outright,
January was convicted twelve years
ago of robbiug a postoffice In Okla.
homa and served the greater portion of
6ve-year sentence AT Fort Leaven.
worth. He then escaped, and after nine
years of liberty was rearrested in
Kansas City and returned to prison.
Many petitions have reached the Prcsi-
dent asking for his pardon He had
lived IN Kansas City under the name
of S. W. Anderson during the time he
was at liberty.
January. under his assumed name, Sc
cured employment and eventually 'es-
was successfully conducting at the
time of his rearrest. He married and
has child.
Many Sign Petition,
President Roosevelt Is action followed
visit OF Senator Warner OF Missouri
TO the White House eadly in the day.
Senator Warner presented to the Pres
ldept q typewriter statement contain
ing a synopsis of petitions signed by
2500 persons, representing bankers,
business men, doctors, lawyers and
judges of his state. He also told the
President there was a petition circulat-
ed in Missouri already signed by 81 200
persons, asking for January's pardon.
After the matter had been explained to
him the President made the following
endorsement upon the statement;
Department of Justice;
stIn view Of the statements Of the
bankers, Judges, etc, who know him, !
think Anderson S nine years of life as
an honest citizen, hard working aud of
good repute warrant us in committing
his sentence at once or in pardoning
him outright. Which do you think
ought to be done9 Are there sufficient
reasons or not for doing either?
The Department of Justice Gent let
ters to the trial Judge and the Dis
trict Attorney who tried Anderson ask
ing for report upon the case and a
recommendation as TO whether he
should receive executive clemency.
When these reports are received the
department will make a report to the
President. Until that is done, no ac-
tion will bs taken.
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Results at Jamaica.

NEW YORK. April 30.-The results a,
Jamaica today were as follows;
First race. FIVE furlongs-Hands Around
won. Bounding Elk second. Linnie VIII
liams third, Time, i:0l i-5
Second race, six furlongs-Barbary ry
Belle won. DR.. Hollis second, Teacress
third. Time, 1.13 90.
Third race, six furlnngs-First Pre-
MUM won. Don Domo second, Inquisitor
third Time. 1:13 is.
Fourth race. the Corona stakes. mile
and seventy yards-Juggler won Rice
second. Orphan Lad third. Time. LA 4-5.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth-Sava-
BILE won. Moleaey second- Azora third.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
Result at Lexington

LEXINGTON. April 30.-The results Al
Lexington today were as follows
First race. four furlongs-Ancient won.
Lady Vie second, Cousin Francis third
Time. 81 seconds,
Second race, six furlongs-Dainty Dame
won. Fantastic second Miss Alert third
Time, 1:lT Id.
Third race. FIVE and half rurlongs-
Bourbon News won, Ciambrinus second
Rossessa third. Time. :l2 1-5.
Fourth race. mile-Jchn j. Inglis won
Zalbuzal second. High Bird third. Time
4 "A 4-5.
Fifth race. four furlongs-R. C. Ram
won. Great Pirate second. Orlando third
Time. 50s seconds.
sixth race. mile-Dejla Thorpe won
Early Boy second. Suzanne Rocamors
third. Time. as 2-5.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
IL BLOCKS BURNED

rs BUSINESS Portion Of Lees-
=, La. Loss, 100000.
LIE, La, April 30.-A fire
Iied at this place early today
TOT several hours caused a
4. Sted at 100000. Among the
fdings destroyed were the
tgnal bank. the Bank of Lees
IsHernon News, B. II. Lyons
ylmpany. Powell-Weeks Dry
fpniny, City Hotel and the
!, The flames swept the en-.
Is portion Of the town, burn
CLOCKS.
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Al Columbus-Columbus, :; Mime
apolis, 8.
At MISUNDERSTANDING s; ST..
Paul, ?.
AL Louisvilic-Louisviile. o; Milwaukee,
).
AT Toledo--Toledo-K Kansas City game
postponed: cold weather.
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Entries at Emeryville.
Special TO The Tribune.


OAKLAND, April 3o-Following are
the entries at Emeryville for Wednesday:
First race, FIVE furlongs-Ardrew E.
Cook, Masedo, III: Willie Gregg, Lem
Reed Smithy Kane. Interlude: Pelham.
los: Emir, Chiccrka Maid. l06; Canardc.
Midmont l0i. Mtnto o., az,
Second race. Ave iurlonFs-Tocolaw.
Phalanx. Escalante. Ill, Aaron I. Bu-
collie Billy Msham. los: Creston Boy, lo7
Miss Provo, 1o5: Grasscutter. Lachats.
102; Burning Bush. 95; Azusa. o3.
Third race, FIVE furlongs-Walter Mil
Ter, 1i6. Raleigh, Creston, 100; Light,
Turuaway, l05.
Fourth race the Beziaue handicap.
unile-Logistilla. lis; Llsaro, lis. Earl
Rogers. 100; Princess Titania, 81: Eel
voir. 90.
Fifth race. mile, selling-Eror Pyro,
Fisher Boy 1n6; Adirondack, Eduardo,
lo2; Nothing, 9s; Dolinda. %: Tarp, as.
Happy Rice. "a
SiHth race, eleven -sixteenths OF mile
st. Francis. los, Bridget, Hersain. En- l.
tire Nous lol Fred Uhrig. 100: Spinosa.
Sanfara. IS.
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BASIS OF SETTLEMENT
$4,000 Satisfied Claim of S2,o0O,000 in
Copper Range Suit,

BOSTON, April 50-That a payment
of SS40,000 was the basis on which the
S2,000,000 suit of the Copper Range
company against Albert c.. Burrsge was
settled after it had come to trial
last week became known today in con.
.nection with the publication of the re-
port said ali litigation between the
company and Mr.. Burrage has been
settled by the payment OF $4,000 by
Mr.. Burrage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
DENIES INTENT TO ASK
FOR CHANGE OF VENUE
Counsel for Meyer and Others
Content to Have Clients
Tried in Boise.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BOISE, Ida, April 30.-E. I, Rich
ardson, chief counsel for Moycr. Hay
wood and Pettibone, emphntically de-
mics the reports published in numerous
papers throughout the country to the
effect that the defense intended TO move
for a change Of venue from this (Ada)
county, and that John +. Nugcnt, as
sociate counsel in the case, has been
severely criticised for conseuting to a
trial in Ada county at the time Judge
Wood passed upon the motion for a
change of venue from Canyon county.
Mr.. Richardson said the attorneys for
the defendants did not anticipate max
ing another motion for change Of We
nue., and that Mr.. Nugent's s action in
consenting TO try the eases in Ada coun.
ty, In order to take them out OF Can
yon county, met with his unqualified
approval, and that Nugent had done
precisely as he would have done had he
been present at Caldwell when the mat
ter was under consideration.
Bryan Coming West.
During the last session of the Degis.
lature meeting of representative
Democrats of Idaho was held here, and
among other matters discussed was the
probability of securing William J.
Bryan TO deliver one or two addresses
in this State next fall. A committee
on invitation, of which Senator Ravenel
Macbeth of Custer county was made
chairman, was appointed to correspond
with the Nebraskan, with A view of Sc
curing him for that purpose. The com.
mittee took the matter up with him
and in reply to Bryan, said TO Sena.
tor Macbeth:
Appreciate very much the invita-.
ton extended by yourself and Mr.
Quarles on behalf Of the Democrats OF
Idaho. I hope to make short visit
to Boise III September and can prob
| ably arrange to speak at Boise and Ro
catello. Will correspond with you when
| | am able TO fix the date
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DetWiler Case Postponed

SAN FRANCISCO. April 30.-The
cases against Louis Glass of the Pa.
cific States Telephone company and A.
X, Detwiler Of Toledo were again post
poned today for one week in .lndpe
Lawlor's court. Argument on another
case is occupying the court s attention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
That Jail Marriage,
Dies on Journey Westward.

COLORADO SPRINGS. April so
Mrs c. f. Aver Of East Hampton,
n, IT,. member of u party OF
Shrincrs, who arrived in this city
Yesterday en- route 10 California, died
at the Alamo hotel today as the re-
suit of sudden illness,
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% e. Go. to DISSOLVE.

ssoRk, April 50.-CbarIes G..
- of the firm of Charles q.
I, o., stock brokers. made the
staonncement today that the
d be dissolved and will re-
'lMness On Jnna l.
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sSTED FOR FORGERY
Agent Held in Connection
New York Life Election.

New YORK Lie Election.
= YORK, April 3o.-Jacob
) agent of the New York Life
7 company in this city, was
,day, charged with forgery in
with the recent election of
,of the company. 1t is al
= the signatures of policy
= some Of the ballots were
7cific case upon which Frank
led Is the alleged forgery of
of Erhard Gerhard. a policy
Iured In Franks agency. Ii
sit there are about $50 cases
ank claims to have had per
! 'om fifty OF sixty of these
'l1ers to sign their names to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-01
WESTERN LEAGUE
Lincoln Shut Out.

LINCOLN, April 30.-Denver shut Lin
coin out in a good game today.
R.H,E.
Lincoln =. % o o o %
Denver .., 80 o 0 . o 0 0 % ?
Batteries-Cicotte and Sullivan; Ada ms
and Southly.
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DAYS In PRISON
4shment Of New York Autoist
,,,Arries Jail Sentence

RS, n. Y. April 3o.-Wil-
)dRe of New York. son of the
2ist, William Earl Dodge.
law of Henry T. Sloane, the
carpet manufacturer, WAS
enced to serve a ten DAYS
lson, In addition TO paying a
~ for automobile speeding.
tence was imposed by City
~; Dodge had been arrested
the same offense. On the
on he WAS fined S25. and the
$50, =
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Omaha Wins Long Game

OMAHA, April 30.-Omaha won in the
fifteenth INNING today. Up to the ninth
the game was Pucblo's without an eff
fort The locals took seven runs and
tied the score and close contest fol
lowed. R.H.E.
Omaha .... 100 600 001 600 001--9 II
Pueblo ,..s.. O20 10 022 900 0o0--s 10 ]
Batteries-Regau and Gondine: Town
send, Bies and Smith,
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American Association Games.

At Des Moines-SiouX City-Des Mones
game postponed wet grounds.
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Them All.

\ Ask an unPreJudIced man
xvhIch Is the leading Otah
newspaper. He cannot help
lsayIna The Tribune, and you
KNOW II. II Is full city size
land quality.
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Did You See EN- =?

Those fine ST. John pastels
which The Tribune Is giving
for Accent want ADJ Sam
Piles In the big window. You'll
Sant set sure,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23
A Lazy Liver

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liver. 1t would be stupid as we'll as
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23
ARGUES FOR
HAYWOOD
ATTORNEY RICHARDSON MAKES
STRONG PLEA
MAKES GOOD .SHoWING UNDER
DIFFICULTIES
"Rockefeler at One End of the Line
and Man with Gaunt Dinner
pail at Other Makes
Trouble"
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BOISE, Idaho, July 22.-For four hours
and a half today e. F. Richardson plead
ed with the jury for the life of William
d. Haywood. Under order of the court,
hours for the days sessions were changed
and in place of sitting in the afternoon
court met at p. m. Judge Wood was
informed by the jury that the extreme
heat of the courtroom was too trying
on some of the jurymen and complied
with the request for a late evening ses-
sion.
1.-THE event of December 80, 1905, result
ing in the death of Governor Frank
Steunenberg cast CONSERVATION over the
entire civilized world"
In these words e. F. Richardson be-
gan today the opening address for the
defense to the jury which holds the fate
of William d. Haywood in it's hand.
For fifteen minutes before Mr.. Rich
ardson began to speak, the court room
had to be closed this morning against the
throng which sought admittance.
Mr.. Richardson plunged directly into
the death of Governor Steunenberg He
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23
CHICAGO ABANDONS
LABOR DAY PARADES
NO MORE LONG MARCHES IN
WORKING CLOTHES
President Fitzpatrick of Federation of
Labor Says Members Should
Put the Money in De-
fense Fund
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
CHICAGO, July 22.-Chicago has seen
the last of labor day parades, at least
for several years to come.
The annual long march through the
streets by thousands of unionists wear
ing the picturesque uniforms of their
trades was abandoned yesterday by the
Federation of Labor and the associated
building trades as being an "antiquated
and luxurious" method of displaying la
boris strength before the public.
With the two leading labor bodies
against the project there is no possibility
of parade this year or the next
President John Fitzpatrick of the fed
Grafton advised the unions to save the
money which they would eXpend in buy
ing uniforms. banners, carriages and
bands and put 1t into big defense fund
with which he said labor may keep a
stiff upper lip and talk as saucily as it
pleases."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-23
UNDERMUSLINS AT SOC

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and finished with the daintiest and most
serviceable 1aces and embroideries; every
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