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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
ALBERT CLEMENT KILLED
Famous Prize Winner in Big Auto Races
Victim of Accident.

DIEPPE, France, May l7.-Albert
Clement, son of the well~known auto
mobile builder, was killed instantly to-
day during run in preparation for the
auto clubs grand prize, which is to be
thrown out of his automobile at slight
turn, and sustained a fracture of the
skull. His chauffeur escaped with COM
paratively slight injuries.
Albert Clement was the second IN the
first race for the Vanderbilt cup in
1904 over the Long Island course; was
third In the race for the French grand
prize over the Sarthe circuit, June 27
last, and was fourth in the race for the
Vanderbilt cup Oct. 6 over the Long Is
land course
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
NEXT PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION ISSUES

:. CHICAGO, May IA dis :
:. patch from Tacoma, Wash,
= says:
- ''President Roosevelt told :
!. me that he is considering advo-
:. eating the appointment of a
:. commission by Congress to ap- :
!. praise the value of railroad :
!. properties in the United :
i. States said B. s, Grosscup, :
!. general Western counsel of the :
!. Northern Pacific railroad and :
= leading corporation attorney, on :
!. his return from the East yes :
!. terday. fThe attitude of the :
= President is different from that :.
i. of Western State Legislatures, :
:. in that he is not in favor of es- !
!. timating merely the cost of re- :
i. producing the railroad proper i
+ ties President Roosevelt is i
+ willing to give the railroads al :
!. lowance for the energy, enter i
!. prise and patronage entering i
!. into the business. !
: "While in Washington b con- i
:. vcrsation with United States :;
= Senator Daniels and others re- i
+ vealed that the government con- :,
!. troll of railroads will be the big :,
!. issue Of the day and showed a i
+ surprising abandonment of :;
: party lines. .;
: "The railroads will curb ex- i
+ penditures as much as possible +
+ till after the presidential cleo :.
+ ton. Two solutions of the rail !;
+ road question will be national +
I. issues, Either States must aban- :,
+ don attempts to regulate rail +
+ roads by legislation and turn !:
+ over the matter to the national i.
+ government to regulate rates on !:
: An equitable appraisement Of :.
!. value Of railroad property, or !
: there will be government owner !.
: ship This will inevitably fol. !.
: low refusal of the States to i,
: turn over control Of railroads to :.
+ the government. :.
+ + = = : = + + = = = :. r :. :. =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
SPECTACULAR FIRE
Burning OF Los Angeles Drug Ware
house Furnishes Wonderful Display.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, May 17.-One
Of the most spectacular fires in Los
Angeles in many months occurred on
South Los Angeles street today, when
warehouse filed with several valu-
able stocks of goods, was destroyed
Is about 100000, largely covered by
insurance. The fire broke out on the
ground floor among chemicals stored by
the Western Wholesale Drug company
The building was filed with drugs,
paints, oils, and other highly inflam-
mable materials. The heat was in
tense and the flames shot hundreds of
feet in the air, illuminating the entire
business section of the city. After
burning for three hours, the flames
were extinguished after hard fight by
the fire department..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
ANOTHER SHAKE-UP
More Prominent Citizens of Northern
Idaho Involved In Land Scandals,

MOSCOW. Ida, May 17-Several men
prominent in the business and municipal
analrs of Lewiston were this morning
made alleged -conspirators 10 the
North Idaho land scandal when the pros
ecution filed with the defense the names
OF those mentioned In the Indictment
recently returned a, Boise. The list In
cludes {. w. Colby of Colby Coren &;
Howe. a wealthy lumber and sawmiIl
firm, NJ. c. Scott employed in the city
engineers department, Ed. Knight. a
former street car commissioner: Fred
Limerick, a fuel dealer; II. j Steffey,
and NJ. b. Benton, uimbernen; z. F
Bliss Pierce, district mining and timber
man.
While the government al this time re-
fuses to assume responsibility for the
actual indictment. 1t is iptimated IL a
conviction is secured In the conspiracy
case, which goes TO trial this afternoon,
these men will be made defendants in
big conspiracy case TO be tried later in
the term.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
on constantly and long prior TO any
discussion Of il hero in the court.
Borah Defends the Press.

oVl GIL oClStieep oAio = hSco'
Senator Borah said that he declined
newspapers had interviewed Orchard
for the purpose of influencing the jury,
He said they could not control the
newspaper situation; he would not ask
the defense TO publish their articles to
suit the prosecution, and he was not
going TO undertake to control the sit
uation. He instanced the fair attitude
of the Idaho Statesman, the morning
newspaper at Boise, in refusing TO pub
the allegation that Charles Meyer had
once been in the Joliet penitentiary,
and contended that the local papers
had been fair. He said that if he
could have his way he would have long
ago put Orchard on exhibition, for he
knew that the minute it was done this
precise condition of affairs would arise.
Ho too contended that if the Orchard
interviews reflected upon either side,
clared that he would not believe that
Governor Gooding would do anything
} TO disqualify them from getting a
jury
"What right has Governor Gooding
TO be connected with the prosecution
of a criminal offender?' asked Mr.
Richardson.
Governor Gooding is the governor
Of this State, replied Mr.. Borah.
"He believes that crime has been
committed which involves the integ-
/. rity of this State. and I say if Gov.
ernor Gooding had ever laid down in
the face of this tragedy he would be
unfit for the position which he occu.
pies -
State Gets Ten Challenges.
The other importsnt development
of the day was the raising of ques-
tion as TO the right of the State to en-
Joy the ten peremptory challenges.
The State formerly had but five. but
at the last session of the Legislature,
which was subsequent TO the assassi-
nation Of Governor Steunenberg, the
law was amended, increasing the num-
Der to ten-the same as allowed the de.
Tense The question was as TO wheth.
er this amendment constituted an ex
post facto law. After argument the
court rnled that the law was not ex
post Tacto and that the State had the
right TO ten challenges In arguing
the matter Mr.. Richardson said that
the weight of authority was with the
contention of the State, but he said
that his side intended to make the most
OF the point in the higher court if cir
cumstances warranted, and made the
49eei ioH tudt Ine Legislature or Idaho |
had amended the law because of the
cases of Haywood. Meyer and Petit.
bone; Both Mr.. Hawley and Senator
Borah resented this statement, and the
Judge said that the court would not
for moment assume that the motives |
OF TIE Legislature had been improper.
The fifth peremptory challenge, rep
resenting total of three by The de.
feuse and two by the State, was made
late this afternoon and at adjournment
all effort to fill the place made vacant
was IN progress. United there are
hIteen more challenges TO be exhaust
ed, and of the special venire of 100
talssmen, only thirty four remain
There will be a short session tomor.
row, and the case will then 90 over un-
til Monday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT
FOR SUCCESSFUL TRIP
Men Who Will Go on Utah
Idaho Trade Excursion Will
Lunch Today.

4 :. :: + = :. j. !. = = \ : \ i. +
!. With the results obtained Fri
:. day, the outlook for success :
:. full Utah"Idaho Trade excursion :
I. became even more encouraging
/. than it was on the day preced :
!. ing.
X Many who had been delaying 4.
:. in the matter OF making their :
:. reservations notified the Com .
= mercial club that they will ac- .
i. company the excursion and will :
:. do their share in retaining the :
\ Idaho patronage and making q :
+ strong campaign to increase :
= this patronage with the growth !
: and development of the Gem :
= State /.
= All who have thus far signi- :
= fed their intention TO take part !
= in the enterprise and those who !
+ may later arrive at a favorable !
= decision, are requested to meet !
r at the Commercial club today at 1
= IL clock sharp, and take din :,
r ner as the guests of the board :.
= of governors of the club. :,
= r !. X - X = = - = +. + X +. :;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
TREES WERE A COMFORT;
SUES CITY FOR $1,000

Thomas Morris, who resides at the
southeast corner OF First North and
Seventh West streets, Is bringing suit
against the city for $1,000 damages for
cutting away the roots and supports of
eight large shade trees In front Of his
place so that they blew down during the
gale of October 8, 1906. IIe alleges that
the trees In question were a source OF
comfort. enjoyment and protection until
September Is. 1906 when the clty's men
dug an excavation in the sidewalk, de-
filed his claim for damages with the
Council. but no notice was taken of Il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
PLANS BIG REFORM
New Mayor of Spokane Will Cut Out
Wine Rooms in Restaurants.

SPOKANE, Wash, May 17.-Herbert
Moore, elected by the reform forces
and the Republicans, was today in
stalled as Mayor of Spokane, succeed
ing Floyd Daggett, Democrat. In his
inaugural address Mayor Moore de-
clared for closing all saloons from l to
a. m, and removing all wine rooms
from saloons and restaurants.
He appointed Rem H. Rice, promi,
nent newspaper man, as chief of po-
lice, and Cord G.. Corbaley, a printer,
as city commissioner The Council,
which is Democratic, confirmed Rice
and rejected Corbaley
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
CHANGES IN OFFICERS
OF NATIONAL BANKS

Changes In the officers of banking in
stitutions In the intermountain. country
have been announced as follows; Wyom-
ing The Citizens National bank of
Cheyenne, Charles F. Mallin, assistant
cashier. in place OF J. F. Meade Mon
tana-The Silver Bow National bank OF
Butte City, John MacGinniss. president,
K. Leonard. vice-president, In place of
John MacGinniss: Robert T. F. Smith,
cashier, In place OF F., Harrington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
JOINT BUILDING FOR BOISE

Representative Men of City and Of
Ada County Favor the Plan.
Special to The Tribune.
BOISE, Idaho, May 17.-At a mass
meeting of representative citizens and
heavy taxpayers of Boise the prevail.
ing. opinion was that the city Of Boise
and the comfy of ada should erect a
JOINT administration building, and u
number present seemed to think a
structure to cost from $25O,0O0 to
100000 should be erected for city and
county purposes. The advocates of
new building argue that such an one
is needed to keep pace with the grow
ing city Of Boise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
"INC0RRIGIBLE" BOY
WANTS TO LEARN TRADE

Walter Grogh. an incorrigible was be-
fore the Juvenile court Friday morning
and pleaded earnestly not to be sent
to the State industrial school. He wanted
to learn The trade OF an iron moulder
and when assured that he could tackle
that trade In the institution was perfect
ly willing to go.
Charles Pierce and Fred SOULS were
charged with stealing flowers and were
made wards OF the court, Guy Hart was
fined IS for riding a bicycle on the side
walk In the restricted district, but the
fine. was suspended during good be-
haNinr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
GOV. CARTER ARRIVES
Executive of Hawaii in Frisco Er
Route to Call Upon President.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 17-Governor
Carter OF Hawaii arrived here today on
the steamer Sierra. He will remain in
the United States several weeks and
will visit President Roosevelt at Wash
ington. IL Is said that he will endeavor
to interest Andrew Carnegie in the es-
Establishment OF a public library AT Homo
lulu. He will try to find a suitable man
TO fill the presidency of the new Hawaiian
Agricultural college It is his Intention
TO consult with Professor Hilgard of the
University of California In regard to this
matter.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
MAYOR VETOES ORDINANCE;
SAYS 1T IS NOT LEGAL

Mayor Ezra Thompson has vetoed the
ordinance passed by the City Council,
fixing the license for druggists in the
business district at sdO0 and In the
the ordinance is Illegal, inasmuch as the
statute provides that the minimum IL
cense fee shall be S400 a year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
OFFICERS CHOSEN
Monks of Ino Have Pleasant Social
Session and Elect New Officers.

Last night the ladies were allowed to
learn @. few Of the secrets Of the Monks
Of Ino at the meeting held at Elmer
Fruhlings. A mock trial, music and
talks formed a part of the entertain
ment. Tho best banquet that the Monks
have partaken OF was added to by sew
eral well selected toasts. The new Off
GERS Of the club are;
Cardinal Chjef-Paul Wyman.
Cardinal Monk-Ernest Bowman.
Friar-Dee Stockman.
Minister OF Flnance-Will Case.
Father-Alpha Manning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
MANY LIVES IN DANGER
1ll-Tempered Cook Believed to Have Set
Fire TO Miners Runkhouse

sIL.VERToN. Colo, May 17-The lives
OF seventy-hve miners and mill men en-
poyed by the Gold Prince Mining ana
Milling company at Anmas Fork were
endangered this morning by fire In the
bunkhouse In which they were sleeping.
doing. considerable damage is believed to
have been OF incendiary origin and James
porman cook, formerly a pugilIst, who
some OF the men at the mine. has been
arrested on suspicion of having started
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
INNOCENT BABE VICTIM
OF STREET CAR STRIKE

: EVANSVILLE, Ind, May IL
. A street car jumped the track
> at Eighth and Walnut streets
!. this afternoon, dashing into
: building and wrecking the en-
: tire front. Two men suffered
: fractured skulls and 8 baby was
!. fatally hurt. The accident oc-
+ CURED as the result Of fight
!. upon the car between union
!. sympathizer and the nonunion
!. motorman.
!. :. \ :. = !. !. X i. /. i. = = !. \
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
Stephenson's Name Ratifiad

MADISON. Wis. May 1.-THE NOM
inatlon Of Isaac Stephenson by the Re
publican caucus last night as United
states Senator; was today formally rati-
fed In joint assembly Mr.. Stephenson
received 81 votes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
Hughes Leads Baptists.

WASHINGTON, May l7,-Governor
Hughes OF New York was today elected
president of the Northwestern Baptist
convention This action was taken al
the general meeting of the delegafes ~
the general Baptist Societies In session
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
Promotion for Catch.

WASHINGTON, May 17,-Elwood s
Catch: chief of the reports division In
the offtce OF the Comptroller OF the Cur
rency. has been appointed Bank Exam
iner. with headquarters at Los Angeles
and A. A. Clemens. present assistant
chlet OF the reports division, has been
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
ALLEGED THIEF CAUGHT
Missing Book-keeper for Goldfeld
Brokerage Firm Located In Chicago.

Special to The Tribune
;. GOLDFIELD, New, May l7.-Wil.
liam Lane, who was book keeper for
The brokerage house of the Kenneth.
absconded last April with $4,000 of the
sompany's funds, He was located in
Chicago, and has been returned by the
officers to GoldfieId, where he will an.
pear before magistrate Monday.
Charles f. Spillman is very sick at
his home in Gold6eld. He is a mem.
Der Of the Evening Chronicle staff. For
many years Spillman was owner of
paper In Eureka, Utah, and was at
Ames connected with Salt Lake dailies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
President Takes a Rast.

NORTH GARDEN. Va. May 1.-THE
train bearing President and Mrs Roose-
welt arrived at 220, Vehicles were wait
Ing and President and Mrs Roosevelt
Immediately started for Pine Knot, The
President is to remain until next
Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
EAT WELL

At the Wilson Restaurant, and see the
new dining room. Best of everything.
Midday lunch, 35c.
Evening dinner, 75c.
A la Carte all the time,
Orchestra OF six pieces for Lunch,
Dinner and after the theater. Open
from to ] q. m
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18
After the Men HiRh I'm

MILWAUKEE. May 1.-THE clerk of
the. United States court this afternoon
. received large number of subpoenas
'for prominent Milwaukee persons in con-
nection with the Colorado coal lands In
vestigation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18

Charles Peterson, "Sign Specialist. -
20 Richards street. Both phones. Metal,
Glass Electric.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-18

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The Making Of a Fighter.

Lincoln steren's Making Of n
Fighter" In the August American
Magazine n n genuine Wild west story
full Of adventure and physical daring
II IL the true story Of the early life OF
Francis J. Heney. who prosecuted
SchmitE and Ruef In San Francisco
and the land thieves In Oregon and
elsewhere. Hcncy Is n fighter who
has fought. not only for his life but for
his principles Mr. Stcffens first arti-
Gle might therefore be- called the
awakening Of n physically courageous
man into a morally courageous man.
40 reader OF this first article by AIR
Stenena can doubt that ileney has
about ~ much physical nerve" as
any man could have. Story after
story II set down showing the mans
grit One Of them u that OF the Han.
dy Case" When Heney was a young
lawyer IN Arizona he undertook TO dc.
fend n woman In n suit for divorce
brought against her. The husband.
threatened Hcneys life repeatedly.
Hcney's friends begged him not 20
take the ease lie took Il because no
one else would
At the conclusion Of every session
Handy waited outside for Hcney and.
with his friends about him. muttercd
insulting things one day be- threaten
I'd the Judge himself In the street. but
he didn't shoot. His fixed idea was
not 10 shoot Hcney FIRST but 90 incite
him 10 draw his gun. Then the doc.
tor said be- would take the weapon
away and KIN him In self defense"
-t'll kill the -- with his own gun"
vas the way he put II.
With McClarty 90 attend him at
court. Handy hired one Hank Hewitt.
another gun fighter who had killed sew.
eral men. 10 drive about with him with
his buggy aud hold bis horse" Thus
supported he studied the habits OF
lieney. lie knew when and where he
went for meals and ON business and
evenings. and everywhere Hehoy went
there Handy met him. Aud always
Handy insultcd him. He would drive
along the street and. Ia Hcncy on the
sidewalk. call out cpithota. lighting
names" "Onc name that he called
me every day had never In my life
permitted any man 10 call me" Hency
says took u then: ! took II every
day"
Finally under extraordinary condit.
ions which Mr.. Stcncns graphically
describes. Honey shot Handy