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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-12
Bryan Attacks Roosevelt Idea.

st, Louis. William J. Bryan was in
St. Louis on Sunday to fill . lecture
engagement, and in an interview he
attacked President Roosevelts idea OF
centralized federal control of corpora
lions as outlined in his speech here
on Wednesday. Mr., Bryan also said
the memorial 10 congress asking for
the limiting of powers of the lower
federal courts in susrending laws,
adopted at the meeting OF attorneys
general last week, reflected the senti'
ment of the people.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-12

encourage education and the members
thereof take advantage of II.
John X. Winder, first counselor of
the first presidency with well-nigh
-FOUR score and ten years hanging over
MS head spoke briefly. Mr.. Winder
offered up devout proyer He said
In thankfulness. that his life had been
spared thus long, and he attributed
1t to the goodness of the Lord that
this Is so. Mr.. Winder announced Il
to be his fixed determination to stand
staunchly by the president of the
church and to serve the Lord more de.
votedly than ever
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-12
sLoopHoUNDs TRAILING FIENps.
Every Effort Being Made to Capture
Assassins Of Oregon officer.

Portland. Ore.-A special dispatch
from Baker City, Ore, says that the
identity of the fields who planned
and executed the horrible death Of
Harvey X. Brown. ex-sheriff, detective
and memorable enemy of law-breakers,
is somewhat nearer solution The
9loodhounds owned by Henry Draper
Of Spokane have scented the trail OF
the assassins. The assassins were
traced by the dogs to the railway
tracks, along the track for 100 feet.
thence around a warehouse and mill
building and back across the tracks
up to Auburn avenue, to Sixth street.
where the trail was lost The authori-
ties believe that the murderers aru
yet In town and every avenue OF exit
from its precincts Is guarded.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-12
Sugar Factory Started.

Idaho Falls, Idaho.-The Idaho
Falls sugar factory started on its full
run September 80, and from present
indications most promising cam
paign Is anticipated. The beets are
coming in from all parts of the dis.
trict, and are above the average in
sugar matter and purity The ton
mage, which will be in the neighbor-
hood of 10000 tons, will be the heavi'
est ever handled by this mill. Two
new centrifugals and large hot
water tank have Just been installed,
which will assist in the run.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-12
Another Trial Necessary.

San Francisco.-The jury which
tried former Attorney General TREY
l.. Ford, general counsel for the Unit
ed Railroads, on the felony charge of
bribing Supervisor Thomas f. Loner,
gan, in the sum of $4,000, to vote for
the trolley franchise in June of 1906.
voted eight for acquittal and four for
conviction, and at 3 o'clock Saturday
afternoon was discharged by Judge
Lawlor, after having been out eight,
cen hours. Ford is under heavy bonds
and will be given his freedom until
he can again be placed on trial
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-12
Killed With His own Gun.

Price, Utah.-At Sunnyside, Louis
Saresena, an Italian coal miner, was
murdered with his own gun by John
Tallericod, a fellow countryman. Sa-
resena, Joseph Granda and Tallericod
were in saloon and were discussing
matters in connection with the Italian
lodge of the camp. The discussion in
their own tongue grew heated. when
Saresena drew his automatic revolver
and fired three shots at Tallerlcod,
but none OF them took effect. Tale.
ricod wrested the gun from his as.
sailant and shot him dead.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-12
Englishman Elopes With Daughter Of
Millionaire Oil Man.

New York,-Eyery mite of the
North Atlantic as far as the wireless
waves will reach is being searched
for trace of Samuel Clarksop, a young
Englishman, and his bride, who was
Miss Helen Maloney, the daughter OF
Martin Maloney, the millionaire oil
man. The couple have not been
heard of since they came here on a
shopping tour from Spring Lake, N.
j., on Friday. Instead of returning
home the young woman sent mes.
sage informing her parents that she
had married the man she loved.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-12
Government Failed to Make Case.

Milwaukee, Wis.-L j. Rosenberg,
indicted at Denver for conspiracy to
defraud the government in connection
with the operations of the Federal
Coal & Iron company, has been dis
charged by United States Commits
sioner Bloodgood, the government hav-
ing failed to show his connection with
the alleged conspiracy The argu-
ments in the case of g. l.. Jones were
then taken up, the attorneys for Jones
arguing that the conspiracy, II any
had been shown. was made In Mil
waukee and not In Colorado.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-12
New York State Farmer Suspected OF
Horrible Crime.

Albany, N. Y.-Suspended from n
rafter, the body of Katherine Dargatz.
wife Of John A. X, Dargatz, was found
on Wednesday in barn in the rear
OF the Dargatz home at LongvIlle.
Near by was the body of their 9.year.
old adopted son, his head crushed
with an ak. The boy was still alive
but died soon after. The husband was
placed under arrest. The police are
looking for Jacob Besche, farmer
who is believed to know something
about the tragedy.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-12
TAFT IN JAPAN.
Housed In Palace Belonging to the
Imperial Family.

Tollio.-Preliminary to three day,
OF social and diplomatic activities. See
rotary of War Taft and his party spent
quiet day on Sunday resting In the
palace of Siba, an ancient and mic.
turesuue residence belonging TO the
imperial family. During the day nu.
merous Japanese dgnitaries and of.
hcials called upon the secretary.
Among the more important of the call
ers was Lieutenant General Terauchi.
the imperial minister of war, who had
a lengthy conference with Mr. Taft.
Some Importance is being attached to
the fact that there have been two con.
ferences between the two war minis.
ters, and It is believed in certain quar-.
that the ground work is being
laid for an entente concerning immi.
grafton.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-10-12
AFTER THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Government Making Inquiry Into Re-
bate Charges at San Francisco.

San Francisco.-John II. Marble,
one Of the attorneys representing the
federal government in the investiga.
ton being conducted in this city by
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Franklin X. Lane, into the subject of
secret railroad rebates and other
abuses, declares that the officials have
sufficient evidence to convict officials
of the Southern Pacific Railroad com.
pany of such violations in at least fif.
ty cases. IL Is understood the matter
will be referred to the Washington
authorities very shortly and that Unit
ed States District Attorney Deylin
will be asked to present the facts to
the federal grand jury.
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WtQrmor- uno @ranit<@erfe.
9. @ilgdrtucr & SBhne, 7l4-18 8eftsQaIti.
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hers OF Commerce.
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9onfelt.

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Srult-Gompagnie'tt.
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0run0eigent6umS N8enten ur6
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9nmpis uro @oIier-Sei5ung.
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&lIpierihmic6c un0 E(um6cr8.
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@lc0plattcn, MctaQ etc.
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SobIen ur6 Soda.
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10

wilson Of the Duluth local left for III.
Twin Cities last evening.
Bessie .sutehart And Robert Hood
Married.
MISS Bessie Butchart and Roher+
aood were married Wednesday even
ing at the home Of the brides par.
ents at Lakeside, in the presence Of a,
large number of friends and relatives,
MISS Addie George acted as brides
maid and Fred Butchart, a brother OF
the bride, was best man. Miss Butch
art Is well known to the people If
Duluth, where she has lived since
childhood. Mr.. Hood Is one Of th>
prominent and active members of the
snip carpenters union. The Labor
World joins with the many friends Of
the young couple in wishing them a
long and happy matrimonial life.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-08-10
LIQUOR HABIT CURED.

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now in the professors possession:
DULUTH, MIMI. April 8, 1905
I, who have been In the liquor business
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was.
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haps the chair following it. but there

haps the chair following it. but there
would be no extraction.
BY slow pushing adjustment Of a
luxated vertebrate, the force vibrations
are given opportunity to spread over
large area, and in obedience to
Newtons third law of motion, the
molecules Of the environing ligaments,
cartilages and muscles become alert
and adapt themselves to the pressure
exerted upon the vertebrae; but the
moment the constraint is withdrawn
. to assume its former luxated position.
Whereas by the application Of an Inn
pulsive force, such as sudden
thrust, the luxation is adjusted before
the force vibrations reach any great
area Of the environing tissue. 49,, ~ \
In obedience to another law r Of
physics which I cannot take time to
dwell upon now. the moleculcr activity
which interferes with the success OF
the slow movement, Is the very cause
which contributes to the efficiency Of
the quick energetic movement, called
the thrust. u ~ rz}s.sJss:.SS. y. III
Hence 1t Is that the. tendency Of a
luxated vertebrae adjusted by the
slow pushing process Is to assume Its
luxated condition h the moment the
force is removed, while the tendency
adjusted when the adjustment IS Ell
fected by means Of the thrust scien-
tificaily applied. g No.
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Mrs. A y. Lyle Dies At St. Marv',
Hospital,

Lillian M. Lyle, wife Of Former AL
German A. J. Lyle, died Wednesday
at st. Mary's hospital Of septic pois-
on1ng, after. lingering between lite and
death for three weeks
The funeral will be held from the
residence Of Mrs. William Beatty, PA
First avenue east, Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Lyle was 80 years Of age and
mad resided in Duluth for many years,
She was we'll known in musical circles
ana enjoyed a wide circle Of friends
with whom she was most popular.
She is survived by her husband
mother and father, and four brothers,
three of whom are well known in
union circles. Two brothers were
prominent In the plumbers union. and
one was an officer In the bricklayer's
union for several years. Mr.. Lyle Is
q member Of the boilermaker's union.
The Labor World expresses the svm-
pathy Of the members Of organized
labor in Duluth to Mr.. Lyle ana the
relatives of hts deceased wife.
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GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY
LOCAL LABOR NOTES.
Misses Blanchards' Spend Thor Vaca.
ton In Duluth.

The Misses Blanchard, members OF
the B1ndery girls union of Minneapo-
Ills, and daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
8. Blanchard of this city, are spending
their vacation at the homo of their
sister, Mrs. Nick Di Marco. The
young ladies are enthusiastic members
Of their local union. and both Of them
pay high tribute to Miss Edith Kis-
singer, the most prominent member of
that union, and regular attendant at
conventions Of the Minnesota State
Federation of Labor
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.g5s Mr.. Union "a :..r ynnr
IS rs tJnfair .s
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gS Mr.. Union Man tify your milk
dealer that the Bell Phone II Unfair
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Order Of Railway TeIegraphers T,
Affiliate.

Application was made with the
State Federation Of Labor this week
for utilization by the Order Of Railway
Telegraphers for the state Of Mime
sofa. The application was accepted,
and the second organization Of railway
employees which has heretofore re-
manned aloof from the federated labor
will Join hands with the big movement
for the advancement Of all labor.
The Germania Typographical union
Of st. Paul also sent in it's application
to affiliate with the State Federation.
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