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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15
PERSONALS.


EVERY DEPOS1TOR In A BANK rs
equally omitted to the greatest se-
curty and the best service. THE
y FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND. VA, undoubtedly affords both
and invites accounts from all classes
needing the facilities OF strong.
large, ouriteoius bank. Assets,
$9,900.000.00. Organized April. 1885.
PARLoR SUITS. ODD CHAIRS AND
couches recovered and reupholstered
like new: slip covers made and mat
tresses renovated. for cash or on
easy payments. No charge for esti-
mates. CHARLES JURGENS SONS,
Adams and Broad Streets
LET US CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS
NATIONAL 3 WINDOW CLEANING
CO.. 1872 East Main Street; phone
,3145.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH
field sausage. It is.the best.
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TIMERS AND PLUMBERS.

NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR
fireplace heaters and furnaces clean
ed out and repaired; also new ones
and Grand fireplace heaters.
Thatcher furnaces, and "Favorite"
ranges. Your kitchen is not COM
piete without "Favorite" gas range.
T. w. DORSET & CO., 615 East Main
Street. Phone 2917.
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FOR RENT, AT NO. 10 WEST MAR.
shall Street, three pleasant rooms.
second story, adjoining bath; fitted
for light housekeeping.
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Belp QNanteo. malr.


BUTCHER WANTED, WHITE OR COL
ored. must be a first-class meat cut
ter, no other need apply. Call at No.
54A Brook Avenue,
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WANTED, AN OCCUPANT FOR COM
fortably furnished room. second floor
III West Main Street.
FOR RENT-NIcELY FURNISHED
rooms. 607 North Eighth Street.
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pRMss SUITS FOR RENT.
EDISON PHOTOGRAPHS.

DRESS AND TUXEDO. SUITS FOR
rent. "SCHNURMAN." 91s Main.
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FOR RENT. HALF BASEMENT ROM,
front corner. in the Chesterfield.
Formerly used as flower shop.
Admirable location for doctors
Office. Apply TO the Chesterheld's
MANAGER.
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GET IN BUSINESS FOR YOURSELF
Complete plans of elegant porch
swings and how to build them.
Price. 81. Anybody can make them.
O. NJ. FRAN'rZ, West Hoboken, n. J.
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WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRAN
silent boarders at THE LUEtAY, 403
E. Main street: excellent table: nice
rooms.
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WANTED, PERMANENT. TRANSIENT
and table boarders. Apply 200 East
Grace.
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FLAT OF. THREE ROOMS. FOR
3 couple without children in small pri-
vatc family; delightful location;
references exchanged Box 7G4.
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Business Opportunities.

ANY ONE DESIRING TO INVEST sl2,,-5
600 in business equally as safe as,
4 city or government bonds. yet. pay
Ing double the interest such bonds
r fer. Especially attractive to ladies'
who have money they desire to earn,
more, and still pc ahsolutely safe,
Address "OPPORTUNITY,"$ Box 274.
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FOR RENT. LARGE FRONT ROOM.
newly papered. either furnished or
unfurnished; between Adams and
First Streets. Gentlemen preferred.
Address y 4Sa, care this office.
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Rnnl11s dQaanten

TWO OR THREE TUR-l
nished or unfurnished rooms with
conveniences and board by family of
four. including two children. Pri-l
waite family, in West End; desirable.
Best OF references. address D 492,
care this office.
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FLATS QMa,lten.


A MODERN TIVE-ROOAI
apartment. Address j $50, care this
office.
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WANTED, MANAGER FOR SMALL
hotel; capable OF doing the cater
ing; give reference and state salary
expected. L. G. ALPHIN, Hot Springs,
Va.
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WANTED. PERMANENT AND TRAN
sient boarders; all bright rooms:
first class table board. Terms rea-
sonable. 307 East Main Street
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LOST, SUNDAY MORNING. A GOLD
stick pin. with an amber colored
stone and pendant. Reward II left
at $50 West Franklin Street.
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.Rotires.

WANTED, MY FRIENDs4 AND THE
public to know that they can find
the best of soda waters and cigars
at 1901 East Main Street. THE w.
L. GOODE CIGAR AND TOBACCO
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RuNABoUTs.-1 WILL GIVE A DIS.
count OF 10 per cent. on any new
runabout in my stock. W. G. SMITH.
314 North Fifth Street,
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LOST. OCTOBER 18TH. LADY'S DoU-
BILE case gold watch with initials. Re-
ward IL returned to Superintendent
lakewood Cemetery.
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WANTED. A LADY OR LADY AND
husband to occupy part of house and
board owners, three adults, lady and
two grown sons. Address Fl S66, care
this office.
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LOST. Fox-TERRIER PUPPY.
white with black and tan spot around
right eye. Reward IL left at $40 East
Franklin Street. or phone 2179.
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!. lost ann 1fou11p.

LOST, FRIDAY EVENING, EITHER
at Fair Grounds or on car to Gil
berts Hotel, a pocketbook, contains
ing $50 in money, two bank certilt-
Gates OF deposit on Lexington Bank.
Liberal reward II returned TO this
office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-15

FOR SALE FOR WANT OF USE, FINE
black riding and driving marc:
weight about 1850 pounds. at 2o7
South Pine Street.
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FOR SALE, ONE CARPENTERS LONG
body buggy. $40; one rubber tire
runabout, $50: surrey. $40; three top
wagons cheap. A. MEYERS SONS.
100 South Eighth Street.
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OUR STOCK OF RuGG1Es. SURVEYS
and wagons are offered at reduced
prices this week. A. MEYERS SONS.
100 South Eighth Street.
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FLATS for Rent.

WANTED, TENANT FOR a WELL APP
pointed flat; six rooms. gas range
porcelain bath: nice, bright rooms !:
good neighborhood ten minutes'
walk to post-office and shopping dis
trict Special inducement to imme-
diate tenant. Call at 800 South
Fourth Street.
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3srofessional DeIp 0Nantpo.


WANTED. YOUNG LADY. ABLE TO
teach two children. six and nine years
nf age, about three hours daily at
: ternoons. state salary. age and ref
croncc. Apply by letter. 2S15 West
Grace.
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WANTED, BY YOUNG LADY OF Ex-
perience. position as attendant for lady
dnsnne). Address j. s.. u, care this
office.
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HAT REpAIRlssG,

SILK srIFls AND SOFT FATS
A cleaned, Blocked csc, and &c.; hind
Ing hands and sweat feathers,
AMERICAN II HIATT IRs, 404 Nast
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LOST, at THE HORSE SHOW. sA-
urday night. small blue and white
enameled locket. Reward If return
ed to Room lis, Jefferson Hotel.
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Rooms fnr Rent.

WANTED. TO RENT HANDSOMELY
furnished room with use of bath.
TO single lady or gentleman and
wife. Location Franklin Street, near
Third References required. Ad-
dress G.. Post-office Box EOS.
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LOST. SUNDAY EVENING, LADY'S
gold crescent pin with pearls. Re-
turn for reward to w. S. CON-
STABLE. 735 East Main Street.
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WANTED, EXPERIENCED FRATER-
nal organizer. Splendid contract to
the right man. Box 261. Richmond.
Va.
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WANTED. POSITION AS STE
nsgrapher: six years experience:
good references. Address d 49e, care
tliis office.
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TO COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN,
nice second floor flat. three large
TURNER. AL North Thlrty-second
Strict.
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UPHoLsTERING.
CIGARS,

TENTS AND FLAGS FOR THE. STATE
Fair, FOOTBALL and Episcopal Conven-
COPELAND g. CO.. los North Ninth
! Street.
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VA
Wants,
ONE CENT WORD.
miscellaneous.


SHOE REPA1R1SG SPECIAL
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MACHINERY REPAIRS AND RENEW:
ais, Including. engine. boilers and al
mond famous in the past. G. b. FORD
CO., Trigg Shipyard. Phone aO2S. 1
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OUR WAGONS ARE COMPLETE. OPEN
and top, Tor all uses. Some big bar
gains to select from. A. MEYERS
SONS, 100 South Eighth Street. q
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SOLD ON EASY PAYMENTS: ENTIRE
catalogue Edison records, and all ma
chimes in stock. at 603 East Main
Street. c. B. HAYNES & co.
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: r,YpEWRIrERs FOR RENT.

PRICES LOWEST IN THE CITY. MA
chimes in perfect condition, Gail;
write. l'phone THE TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE. Branch American Writ
ing Machine Co.. Inc, sos East Main
Street. 'Fhone $3.50.
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Help, Aale a,ln 1el1,ale.

WANTED. "a FIRST CLASS HELP ON
custom pants. nala or d enlal e; good
4 wages, 1896 East Main sty q
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WHEN you WANT the BEST

BAGS AND GIFT GOODS.
Wish your yrunks, bags Or suitcases
frepalrsd, bA sure to call or telephone
+ to SGROuETRF,E RETAIL. STORE
n 703 east Broad Street, Phone 6lS3.
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"A REGISTERED PHARNIA-
cist to buy an interest In n we'll es-
tablished drug business. Married
i man preferred Little capital need
ed Good references. required. Must
he a. hustler. Y Owners other interests
prevent him giving personal atten-
ton to business Address No. 46
N Bank Street. Norfolk Va. 4a
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LET us CLEAN YOUR WINDOWS
NATIONAL WINDOW CLEANING
Co. 1912 East Main Street; phone
S145.
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Situations Ianteo, Female.

Z,
WANTED. A POSITION BY A YOUNG
lady to do general office work and
typewrit!ns. Willing to start on a
moderate salary. Can give best ref
erences. Address + 32l, care this
office.
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FOR SALE. SECOND HAND GROCERY
and laundry wagons. IN good runs
ming order. W. C. SMITH. 314 North
Fifth Street.
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WANTED, EVERY wEARER OF A
decent watch to know that tJAFINKE
BROS, Watchmakers 912 East Main
Street, is the place to have 1t propert
~ repaired. il
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WANTED, TRANSIENT. TABLE AND
regular boarders. 10 South Fifth.
Everything fIrst-class.
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FOR SALE. A LARGE STOCK OF
laundry, express and grocery wagons
at special prices. A. MEYERS SONS,
100 South Eighth Street.
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WANTED, ExPERIENcED CLOTHING
and hat salesmen. State reference
and experience. Address Il 641, care
this office, Sls&
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ELECTRIC PAD CURES
asthma in adults and children. 81.
II. A. GEORGE. Spartanburs. S. G.
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
Delp 0Mantkn, female.

WANTED. IA WOMAN AS NURSE FOR
two children. Address r 1872, care,
this office.
WANTED. A HOUSE GIRL. APPLY
209 East Grace.
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REMINGTON TYPEWRITER; SLIGHT
ly uaed. 1712. East Main. Phone
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and Saddles INO H. DICKERSON
& Co. No. 14O2 Ilast Main Street.
original house founded by .Jno. IT.
Dlekerson5 in l SET & hns no connection
\ With any other g \ q
WANTED, ri ISL Il, RED DRUG CYST;
II viii sell interest TO right part ;sonly
4 N drug IS tore \ N town "a 90 PEI nj q. AID;
I: reHs y. n, ARE ts pslpeg. I; 5sss
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Antuge1tel1ts

Take these Cars: Main Street, Main and
broad. broad and Twenty-ftfth. and Clay
street.
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DRESS AND TUXEDO SUITS FOR
rent. "sCHNuRMAN." 91s Main.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR SMITH
field sausage. It is.the best.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-15
MAX FLORENCE ON TRIAL
Proprietor of Lyric Bar Claims Off
GERS Mistook Coffee for

Max Florence. proprietor OF the Lyric
bar on Main street. was tried in Judge
Diehls court yesterday afternoon on a
charge of selling liquor ON Sunday, Fee, 3.
Patrolman Harris testified for the state
that he went into the saloon and saw
two men drinking beer from coffee cups.
and he took one of the cups of beer and
introduced it as evidence in the case. He
was closely cross-examined by Attorney
Soren Y. Christensen but stuck to the
same story. the only effect of the cross
examination being to strengthen the
points brought out by the state.
Officer Earl Ripley cOTrobOrated the
testimony of Officer Harris in all inn
portant details. Chief Sheets testified
tina, Harry Wright. one of the men found
in the place told him that he had pur-
chased and drank sheer in the saloon on
the Sunday or the arrest. The police re-
leased Wright at the time the case was
called and he was not there to testify
himself.
For the defense. Frank Samuels, bar
tender at the saloon said that only sand
witches and coffee were served at the bar
that day He said that the cup seized by
officer Harris contained beer which ne
himself had been drinking behind the bar
His Testimony was corrobOrated to a large
extent by Florence and other employees
of the place. The case was continued
until this morning for argument
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-15
IN BED WHEN THE
TROUBLE BEGAN
Acting First Sergeant Hardy
Tells What He Knows of
Brownsville Affair.

Washington. Feb. 14.-Samuel c. Har-
ley. who was acting first sergeant of
Company c, Twenty-fifth infantry, when
the shooting occurred at Brownsville on
the night of Aug. Is, 1906 today testified
before the senate committee on military
affairs. He said he was awakened by
the conflict and the firing Of guns after
the call to arms Lad been sounded. and
that he had not issued orders TO the men
to get their guns until he had consulted
with Lieutenant Grier. He told of hear
ing later the pounding on the racks and
of noting at the time they were sent for
repairs the damage that had been done
to them. He said he heard one of the
nOn-cOmmissioned officers say the men
might as well have clubs as rifles on
account of the character of their am
munitiOn. The cartridges, it was said.
were of the reduced range type and in
effective.
Although the firing had almost ceased
when Harley reached the parade GROUNDS
he said he heard the whistle of one bull
let over his head and that he was of
chester.
When asked by Senator Warner why
he did not tell of the broken racks and
the whistling bullet when he was before
Colonel Lowering in the last inquiry con-
Quoted under orders Of the secretary OF
war Harley asserted that he was in
structed only to answer questions, and
he was not asked about either Of these
facts.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-15
E. A. WALLS INTERVIEW.
owing to Typographical Errors
Statement is RepubIished.

Colonel e. A. Wallis interview which
appeared in yesterdays Herald contained
two typographical errors-the use OF
election for elective" and 'informa-
ton, for reformation" destroyed
the sense of the concluding sentence. The
interview is reproduced as prepared by
Colonel Wall:
ful TO a marked degree as applied to the
citv of it's origin. Galveston. but perhaps
/ circumstances and conditions which IN
spired its adoption insured the selectOh
/ OF a personnel necessary TO the success
of the plan IL would be unfair and UNI
| lust to imply that our city is deficient in
/ men equally capable and honest. But are
our political conditions such as TO justify
the hope of securing their selection? If
| so. then what is the matter with the
present system? Are our affairs not more
secure in the hands of sixteen men OF our
choice than those of three men chosen in
like manner? Or are we to be expected
] TO believe that in the whole city three
men alone exist who can be Entrusted
with this important function? And then
/ I'm point of economy, our sixteen men
| which compose the mayor and city coun-
oil afford a saving Gn salary of some
/ 8. 600 per annum as compared TO the new
regime. But il is urged that men pos
sessed of the requisite ability cannot be
| induced to serve in the city council be-
cause Of the meagre salary paid. If this
! he true then there is much TO be said in
favor of the Galveston plan. because there
can be no hope of capable. intelligent and
efficient government at the hands of ig-
norant men. But ] have yet to hear Of
one man in all TIE years of my residence
/ in this city who refused nomination or
election to the office of mayor or city
councilman because of the inadequacy of
the salary paid. IL the people have not
heretofore selected the type of men con-
remplated by this new triumvirate plan.
/ II is the fault of the electorate. and not OF
the individual. and ] can see no reason
why there should be more careful
scrutiny exercised in making selections
under The new than under the old plan.
especially as no provision is made for
Reformation of the elective system. OF
course no election can be expected to re-
suit i'm SATISFACTION TO the defeated party.
and | am not aware that the successful
party al the last election is at all clam
orous for The adoption of the new plan. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-15
GOVERNMENT INQUIRY.
Stories of Officers and Crew of the
Harry knoWIton.

New London. Conn. Feb. 1A-United
States Steamboat Inspectors William
Whitney and John Stewart examined the
four members of the crew of the schoOn.
err Harry EnowltOn who were on watch
Monday night when the schooner col
Iided with the Larchmont They were
Captain Frank t. Haley. Mate Frank CO.
want and Seamen Carl Johnson and IN
Illus Borgerson. They united in telling
of a strange steamer which approached
within a mile after the collision and then
headed the other way and passed up the
sound.
Captain Haley said he ordered the man
at the wheel to keep the schooner on her
course. Captain Haley said be saw the
nose of the steamer cross the bow of his
vessel At the same time he heard a
whistle signal from the steamer and
then the crash came.
Another vessel. evidently steamer
was observed with both her red and
green lights showing. indicating that she
was headed for the schooner. apparent
Iy to give help, but headed up the sound
gain.
To Inspector Stewart Capt Haley de-
MED that there was any danger of his
schooner having waved" from her
course.
The testimony OF the others agreed in
the main with Captain Haleys.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-15
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The February issue Of the Tablet AZ
peared yesterday. The Tablet is an edu-
catiOnal journal published by the Utah
Normal school. The issue contains items
of educational interest
a meeting Of the student body Of the
University will be held tnis morning. The
proposed amendment TO the University
bylaws be voted upon. This calls for
an additional registraticR fee Of s. Tor
the support Of student activities.
The members of the normal class Of the
University had an entertainment Vester-
day afternoon in the kindergarten rooms.
light luncheon was served and num-
Der of tOasts were given. The remainder
of the afternoon was spent in dancing
A mass meeting ef tire students anc
members OF the faculty OF the Universicy
was held yesterday &c discuss the scnOol
consolidation question. There we're many
strong arguments given in ravor 81 the
measure. The principal speakers We're
President James y. I(ingsbury Dr. J. T..
Merrill and Representative John Parry OF
Iron county
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-15

on hand OF $S53.4O The receipts for the
year amounted to S5362.O1, and the dis
burSements to 81. JoS.61.
At the close of yesterdays session the
following committees were appointed /:
Committee on recommendations of secre-
er. American Fork: J. NJ. Flint BOze-
tary's report. A w. Robinson. PendletOn.
ore; r. Monsoon, Preston. ore; A. Hunt
man. Mont; A. w. Service. POcatellO.
Ida: Resolutions. G. r. Murphy. Salt
Lake; J. c. Weder PocateIlo, Ida ID.
F. Eccles, ogden; Nominations S. n.
Hillard TecO. Wash; S. r. Stone Nam
pa Ida: Charles s. Bowerman. st. An
thony, Ida.
c. w. Nibley Of Logan addressed the
delegates during the session yesterday OF
cooperation between retail iumbermen
and their employees The speaker advo-
Gated the profit sharing idea and urged
the dealers present 10 give their en-
ployes an interest i'm their yards. let
ting them share the prosperity of the
times In a substantial way.
Judge II. II. ROlapp Of Ogden was to
have spoken on Associations and the
Law. but was unable to be present
No session OF the convention will be
held Saturday morning. Saturday after
noon several addresses will be given, com
mittee reports heard and new Officers
elected
President Merrill's annual address
which proved the feature OF yesterday
afternoons session. follows in part:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-15
KEEPING FAITH
WITH THE IRISH
Bill to Improve Conditions in
the Emerald Isle introduced
in House of Commons.

London, Feb. 14-Following closely
upon his announcement yesterday of
the intention of the government to in
troduce measure to improve the gov
eminent Of Ireland, Augustine Birrell,
chief secretary for Ireland, gave formal
notice today that a bill ito establish
an Irish council and for other purposes
connected herewith would be intro
duced. Thus is the liberal government
keeping its promise to the nationalists
to place Irish legislation to the fore
front of the present session of parlia-
ment
One of the most difficult details facing
the government was whether the coun-
ell should be elected or nominated. In
the original draft of this bill an entirely
nominative body was proposed, but
John e. Redmond. the Irish leader. re-
jected this as useless. and d proposal
which he and the other Irish leaders
could not support
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-02-15
srocKMEN ENTERTAIN.

washington. Feb IA number OF
western members of congress were given
a dinner last evening at the Raleigh no.
tel bv the visiting Wyoming stockmen.
DR. j. NJ Wilson of Douglas, ]. A. Del
fielder of Lander, r. j. Bell of Laramie
and c. s. Walker of Cheyenne. Twenty
guests were present, among them being
Senators Clark and Warren, Wyoming,
Carter and Dixon, Montana; Representa-
lives CushInan and Jones' Washington:
Mondeil Wyoming; Andrews, New, Mex
leo: Judge Van crsdeil, Elwood Mead
+. F. Stable. of Cheyenne, and Solomon
Luna of New Mexico.