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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-26
Ed LOOSE LOST.
IS FOUND AGAIN
Republican State Chairman
Home Once More and Com
pIetes Organization.
WAS TRYING TO HELP TAFT
HEAD OF ORGANIZATION DE.
LAYED IN EAST.

Chairman c. z. Loose is back and the
Republican state committee has an Of
fetal head once more. Col. Loose went
east some weeks ago for the purpose. 1t
was said by political enemies. of pre-
venting the national committee from TAX
ing any action with reference to the use
of Taft electoral candidates on the
American" ticket that might prove en-
barrassing to the Smoot faction. He was
expected home a couple of weeks ago.
He didn't come. Neither did he send
word of hope or encouragement to Spry or
Emery or any other of the worthless who
are manfully fighting for republican
principles by pursuing the street walker
to her lair and there arresting her. A gen.
eral alarm was about to be sent out for
Loose. variously designating him as
colonel. senator and chairman, In the
hope that some other Republican worker
might be able to tell his location. But
1t wasn't necessary. Yesterday he
emerged from his retirement. He not
only emerged, but he had fine list Of
committees.
But the committees don't matter. The
important thing is-hes home. His friends
assert that he was detained In the east
because he was endeavoring to arouse
some enthusiasm for the natipal Re
publican ticket and that he DIDN'T stay
away because he wasn't sure before OF
being able to meet any of some OF his
dear friends here without wishing to
tive committee contains the following
names:
w. S. Mccormick. Archer Pratt. Walker
Salisbury. Wesley X. Walton. E. E. Jen-
kins. Glen Miller, L. R. Anderson. d. c.
Jackling. Carl A. Badger. j. U. Eldredge
jr.. c. A. GlaZier. Governor John c. Cut
Ter, w. F. Knox, E. w. Robinson. Elmer
b. Jones. Rudolph Kuchler. William
Glasmann, Ivor Ajax, j. c. Jensen. lie
Roy Armstrong.
The finance committee, better known
in political circles as the 'friskers;" A.
B. Irvine. George A. Block. P. H. Ian
| nan, J. B. Cosgriff, Frank Kimball. H.
S. Joseph, James NJ. Peterson. A R. Hey
wood. James D. Murdoch, w. o. Carbis,
T. r. Cutler. c. Frank Emery, L. G.
CallIster, Walter Calderwood. George T.
Odell.
A finance committee to act in commune
| ton with the national committee was
also named. 1t will secure money for use
in the campaign outside of Utah. The
members of this committee are: Reed
Smoot, chairman; Rodney T. Badger,
treasurer; W. S. Mccormick, David Ec-
cleo. George Sutherland, John c. Cutler,
Frank Knox, A. II. Peabody.
| George B. Squires was also named by
him as secretary of the state committee
and Rodney T. Badger as treasurer
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STILL ON THE ROCKS.
Cruiser Yankee Likely to Be Pounded
to Pieces by Heavy Seas.

Newport, R. l., Sept 25-The work OF
extricating the United States cruiser
Yankee from her position on Spindle Rock
where she struck during a fog on We'd
nesday, was centered today in the con-
struction of a wooden cofferdam about
the vessel.
1t Is believed that it will take almost a
week to erect the dam and it may be a
week or more before the vessel is finally
freed. Should the seas continue smooth
during that time, 1t Is anticipated that the
work will progress without serious dan
ger to the cruiser but heavy seas are
likely to pound her upon the rocks anc
force her abandonment.
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LESLIE CARTER DEAD.
Had Suffered Long and the End Was
Not Unexpected.

Chicago. Sept. 25.-Leslle Carter, one
time capitalist and president of the South
Side Elevated Railroad company of Chi
eago, died in this city after a prolonged
Illness. Death occurred today. Mr.. Car
some years. He suffered stroke of
paralysis a few years ago and recently
his system became poisoned from the
fumes of gas which, presumably by ac-
cident had escaped into his room. A
month ago he was declared mentally in
capable of caring for his estate and a
conservator was appointed. The decedent
was lawyer, but devoted himself chiefly
to commercial pursuits. He was inter-
ested In many civic and financial organ
izations both in Chicago and New York.
The present Mrs. Carter Payne was up
to the time of their divorce some fifteen
years ago, the wife of Mr.. Carter.
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THE WHITE PLAGUE.
Technical Discussion on the Care ant
Prevention of Consumption.

Philadelphia, Sept. 25.-With all the pre-
liminaries incidental to formal opening
and organization out of the way. the dele
gates to the international conference on
tuberculosis today gave undivided atten-
ton to the technical discussion on the
cure and prevention Of consumption. The
leading men of Europe and America in
the war on the disease Joined in the dis
cussion. Provisions for advanced cases
of tuberculosis, prophylactic measures in
tuberculosis, hygenic requirements for
sanatoria were among the questions taken
up at the morning session.
DIR. Robert Koch of Berlin, who discov-
cred the tubercular baccili; DR.. Williams
of London ana Surgeon Sternberg of the
United States army took part in today's
discussion
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MURDER IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Sept. 25.-Jeremiah Lynch.
night foreman for the Wisconsin Bridge
* Iron company, was mysteriously
murdered early today near new
bridge which the company is erecting
at Thirty-eighth street and Center ave
nue.. The police state that they believe
Lynch was shot while defending the
bridge from would-be dynamiters. as
one shot had been fired from his re-
volver. Lynch had been shot twice.
Police Captain Collins stated that the
bridge company had had labor trou-
bles and that the men at present work
ing on the bridge had been threatened
with violence
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VISITORS At MANILA.

Manila, Sept. 25.-Lord Northcote,
governor general of Australia, who is
en- route from Sydney to China, ar
rived at Manila today with his party.
Governor General Smith greeted the
head OF the Australian government and
entertained the visitors at lunch at
MALAGA. Later in the day tour of the
city and its suburbs was made The
tender Yankton was placed at the dis
posal of Lord Ntrthcote and his party
for a tour of the bay, but the visitors
were unable to avail themselves of tb-
courtesy
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Keeping Tab on Expenses.

"Pinkey'' White. candidate for justice
OF the peace on the American" ticket. is
keeping careful check on his campaign
expenses. Yesterday Mr.. White took two
delegates into a thirst emporium to pur-
chase them much-needed liquid refresh
ment. When it came time TO jingle upon
the mahogany, Mr.. White drew his check
book and filled out a check for 40 cents
Just then three more supporters came In
and the candidate carefully tore up the
accent check and drew one for 40 cents.
The other candidates on the American
ticket resent Mr.. Whites lavish expendi-
ture of campaign funds.
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THROAT CUT IN JAIL.
Attempted Suicide Of Witness for
State In Montana Murder Trial.

Great Falls, Mont. Sept. pa special
to the Tribune from. Glasgow, Mont,
says that John r. johnson, one of the
defendants in The sensational murder
case involving sixteen citizens Of gilbert
who had jumped a claim, and his daugh.
ter. was found in jail this morning with
his throat badly cut. He was to be j
witness for the state and attempted SUI
eide is suspected. 1t is believed he will
recover. and the case was adjourned e
await the results IT his injuries. Evi-
dence so far shows that a mob surround.
ed Hayes cabin and fired into II. first
HAYES; also that Walter Long, now or
trial. was the ringieader Of the midnight
a Nsassins.
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PROVO DELEGATES NAMED.

Provo, Sept. 25.-The following dele
gates to the irrigation congress at Abu-
Querque have been named: John j.
Cravens. George NJ. Smoot, b. III. Bower
William Cox and Clara E. Romerill
both of Eureka, have received mar
riage license.
Harry James, the five-months-oid sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rector l.. Lee, died last
night. from illness with which the chile
has suffered since birth. The funera
will be held Sunday from the residence Of
J. R. Hodson of the Fifth ward.
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CHECKED BY FROST.

ST. Petersburg. Sept. 25.-Sharp frost
last night and clear weather today
have contributed TO check the spread
of cholera. For the twelve hours end
ing at noon today s57 new cases and 1852
deaths were reported at the municipal
hospitals. The total number of cases
in the municipal hospitals alone now
reaches 4.35l, and there have been 1873
deaths. A total of 976 patients have
been discharged, from the municipal
hospital as cured
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SAYS They're On the Run.

1--WE have the Republicans On the
rum" he said. They are running
hard. Taft has undertaken to revise
the Republican platform. 1t was bad
enough before he began-what will IL
be when he is through with it? The
Republican platform contains two sig
nificant words, Immediately and 'un-
equivocally.' Taft has now inserted an
other word that did not appear in the
platform. 1t Is genuinely He says
the Republicans will revise tariff, i'm
mediately, unequivocally and genuine
ly. Heretofore the tariff has nor been
genuine. 1t has been a sham. But now
they say they are going to give you the
real article"
How about HASKELL" shouted some
one in the crowd.
Mr.. Bryan turned to the direction OF
the voice and answered. When we
get through with that matter you will
not need to ask the question"
The crowd laughed and cheered, and
then Mr.. Bryan continued to the
speaker:
You had better look after your Re-
publicans and not bother about the
Democrats"
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ROPE WAITING FOR HIM.

Austin, Tex, Sept 25.-The governor to-
day honored a request on the governor
of California for the eXtradidon of James
s. Durham, now in jail at Sherman, and
swer- to the charges of numbering six
persons. including Mrs. Durham, ten
years ago.
Sheriff A B. Langford of San Jose and
former Sheriff Burlington OF that place
were here today and obtained the execu-
tive warrant and left for Sherman.
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KERN HAS NO DOUBTS.

= Baltimore Sept. 25.-After a stay I
: Of nearly a week in Baltimore. dur
\ ing which time he has carefully
: studied the political situation, John I
= w. Kern, in a statement to the As :
= ISOLATED Press, today said that he I
= garded Maryland as certainly Demo- I
\ cratic as Indiana. and that Indiana
= was without doubt as Democratic as
\ Alabama. Mr.. Kern will leave to- I
\ night for Indiana.
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Eureka Republican Primaries.
Joynt Thinks He Will Win.

Andrew Joynt. chief car inspector Of the
Oregon Short Line. who is a candidate
for sheriff on the American" ticket is
confident that he will be able to give Mike
Fitzpatrick and A. j. Charon, his rivals,
a close race for the nomination. Joynt
is exceptionally popular among the rail-
road men and counts upon heavy support
from the west side of town
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Ukiah. Cal. Sept. 25.-News reached
this city this morning that the town Of
Laytonville. fifty miles north of here, wa:
practically destroyed by fire last night
There being no water supply. 1t was i'm
possible to check the progress OF the fire
The loss is about $4,000, of which $500
Is on the Northwestern Redwood com
pany's store. There was very little in
Surance
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THAW CONTEMPT CASE.

Pittsburg, Sept. 25.-An order of the
federal court at Scranton adjudging
Harry X. Thaw in contempt of court
was filed in the federal court here to-
day by counsel for the trustees OF
Thaw's estate. The order directs tina;
Thaw be brought here to answer III the
premises, and that he further be dealt
with according to law.
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SNQW In MONTANA.

Butte, Mont, Sept. 25.-During the
past twenty-four hours light snow has
fallen internationally over the western.
southern and eastern Montana The
fall is not heavy enough to affect the
few crops ungathered. Some sections
of eastern Montana report billiards,
but the fall melts almost immediately.
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NEXT MEETING IN ROME,

Washington, Sept. 25.-The next meet
ing of the international fisheries congress
will be held in Rome Italy, in 1911. This
decision was reached today. The congress
will be held on the occasion of the fiftleth
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Big dance Saltair tonight.
KILLED IN EXPLOSION.

Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 25.-Seven
men were injured and a boy was killed
in an explosion in the factory of the
Ideal Comb company in this city today.
Among the injured were Fred S. Flagg
and A. w. Carter. two of the proprie-
tors
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BINGHAM FOR GOVERNOR.

Concord. N. H., Sept. 25.-The Demo-
cratic state convention here today NOM
mated George II. Bingham of Manchester
for governor. The resolutions endorse the
Democratic national platform and can
didates.
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The Oasis Daylight Special Train.
See Salt Lake Route for informant on
CLIMAX COMES TO-DAY.

Indianapolis. Sept. 25.-The second bat
tie of the Cox county local option bill in
the house today resulted IN its advance
ment to third reading without amend
ment or change of any kind. The bill
will come up for passage tomorrow morn
ing.
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CLOSE INSPECTION.

Cologne, Sept. 25.-on account of the
cholera in Russia. the medical station
at the frontier of the French and Bel
GUM steamer lines are inspecting
closely all travellers coming from Ger
many. Even the crown prince and
crown princess of Greece were subject
ed recently to this inspection.
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Get RESERVATIONS Early.

Midnight special to great Carey act
land opening, Oasis. Utah, Monday.
Sept 20.
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He has given orders to the faithful
that ''Smoot" is to be forgotten for the
present and that his candidacy is not
10 be dwelt upon until the tickets are
mace up. BY following this course the
anti-Smoot agitators have not been
stirred TO active measures and the slate
IS being carefully packed with Smoot
men without undue attention being
drawn TO the fact. When the senior
senator announces that he will be a
candidate for reelection the ticket
will be made up and any agitation
against him will be too late 1t is
planned to place seven Gentiles and six
MorTnons on the legislative ticket, but
it is understood that all the Gentiles
slated viii favor Smoot.
The Salt Lake county delegates will
caucus at Murray at o'clock today. o.
T.. Carlson, who is Willard Hanson's
protege, and who is out for county at
torney, will endeavor to secure the sup
port OF the county delegates. The five
rival candidates for county commits
sioner, who reside outside the city pre-
cincts, will also decide on one of their
number who will receive the support
of all. Unless Job p. Lyon is double
crossed by the Sutherlapd-Eldred
combination. he seems to have GER
tainty of receiving the nomination for
county attorney.
Eureka Republican Primaries.
Especial to The Herald.)
Eureka. Utah. Sept 25.-The Repub-
lican primaries were held this evening TO
select delegates to the county convention.
which will be held at Eureka on Sept %.
The following delegates We're chosen
Captain Hugo De Prezis, II. +: Fullried'
lanes ID. Stack David Mills, John Strang,
J. c. Sullivan. Preston Stillman, Herbert
Homes and John Morley.
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BRYAN MAKES
FUN OF TAFT
ON THE STUMP
Continued from Page I.

Roosevelt's letter. and it is not likely
he will do so for day or two. A
crowd was awaiting the train at the
station here, and greeted Mr.. Bryan
with cheers when he appeared on the
rear platform of his car. He spoke for
five minutes. urging support of the
Democratic state ticket as well as the
national ticket. and predicted victory
for the party.
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At the Heidelberg.

Business mems hot lunch. 1850 a. m
to 2:30 p. m. German dishes a spe-
cialty.
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Visiting or professional cards printed
while you wait, so cents per 100. Auto
matte Card Printing Co.. Keith-O-Brien
or 1856 South Main.
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The Harris Furniture Co.

VIII close all day today on account of
holiday.
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The Harris Furniture Co.
Will close all day today on account of
holiday.
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rains at 2-4-s-s Saltair today.
Regular Social at the Odeor

Saturday evening. Sept. 26. Best ten
piece orchestra in the city. Tickets Sc
cents per couple.
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Diamond Coal, sold only by Citizens
Coal Co. Both phones 40.
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Don't Have the Sorrows.

Go TO the Carey act land opening
Sept. %.
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Saltair open today. Four trains.
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Saltair tonight, train s o'clock.
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Auditorium, Richards st.
Dancing every evening. rain or shine.
Are Won 1Oing IN OasiS7
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How these Special Prizes will be
Awarded

O first period Saturday Oct TO- of these
special prizes will be awarded to the city candidate
poed than any other candidate in
City, and of these special prizes will be awarded
to city candidate who has pod votes than
other man candidate Salt Lake City by that time.
And of the first period Saturday October TO-
special prizes will be awarded to the country
candidate who has poed votes than other
outside of Salt Lake City, and these special prizes
will be awarded the country candidate who has
poed than any other candidate outside of
Salt Lake City, by that time.
m The special prize winning candidates having
the votes compared with the other two special prize
winning candidates. will be awarded the two diamond rings
and the two gold will be awarded the remain
ing candidates
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Grand ball saltair tonight
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Be Sunny.

See Our Sunland at Oasis. Utah
Carey act land opening. Sept. %.
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Twenty cents Saltair today.
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not ii
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SMALL TOWN BURNED.

Saltair open today. Four trains
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The First Vote Standing of Candidates Will be
Published In Tomorrow's Sunday Herald

m This will mark the beginning of this
great campaign which $2 10000 worth of
to be awarded full list of prizes and how the free votes
of Herald patrons will decide what and win them
published in yesterdays Herald and will be announced
again The list of candidates nominated pub
lshed in last Wednesdays Herald The list of
appear the published votes standing in Sundays Herald
your that of your favoe candidate not already
in that list the blank published
herewith accepted time big hustle
for votes.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

convention 1 believe are in good shape for
a winning campaign in this state. and the ticket
is a good one. The delegates going home
in a better frame of mind than when they
came"
Chairman Woodruff accepted the result of the
convention with expressions of good feeling and
loyalty to the ticket. He said Tonight
L am perfectly satisfied with the result.
have to go Tomorrow 10 the state fair at SYRIA
cuse, which 1 have attended for many years,
After that shall go to New York. and from
now until Election Day devote every effort to
assuring the State of New York to the triumph
ant election of Taft and Sherman. Hughes and
White and their associates upon the ticket
named to-day"
Speaker WaGsworth was. if possible. more
emphatic in his acceptance Of the result lie
sent telegram of hearty congratulations TO
Governor Hughes and said:
Il cheerfully and gladly accept the result.
without regrets OF heartburnings. and To the ut
most of my ability shall devote myself 10 the
support of the Republican ticket from top to
bottom"
Herbert Parsons said: Il think it is the
strongest ticket that could be named. 1t ought
to win 1 am quite satisfied with the result
William Berri said: I have just sent my con-
gratulations TO the Governor. ! shall do the best
I can to help him. and am looking forward, not
backward. National issues involved, and l
believe now that the convention is over every
body Will work hard TO secure the election OF
Governor Hughes
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew said The ma
chine controlled the convention, but yielded to
the wishes of the President and Mfr. Hitchcock.
1 am convinced that Mr.. Hughes's nomination
will help the national ticket"
John Lord O'Brian. Assemblyman from Erie
County said: "Hurrah for Hughes! I expected
Just this result. 1 believe the Governor will
sweep the state this fall. Last time he
Buffalo went against him; this time l believe
the city will give him a substantial majority"
Senator Owen Cassidy said: The convention
New-York tribune., 1908-09-16

ernor and his friends was assured last con-
ference Of the leaders was held in Timothy H.
Woodruf's headquarters at IL o'clock. AT TINS
conference were present. besides the state
chairman Herbert Parsons George w. Aid
ridge Of Monroe County; William Barnes. jr-
Of Albany: William l. Ward. Of Westchester
Speaker wadsworth Mr.. Berrii, owner OF The
T,rooklvn Standard Union Postmaster Greiner
and others.
The fight against Hughes was hopeless before
this conference began. Elsewhere is told the
story of the David J. Hill Governorship boom, a
dramatic eleventh hour play which went for
naught.
At the conference this morning William Bern
decided that he would refuse to permit the
Kings County delegation to place his name IN
nomination. and he had hardly made known his
decision when the Kings delegates focked to
the Hughes banner. This was the beginning OF
the complete rout of all the opposition forces.
Doubtful upstate counties hurried to get on the
Hughes band wagon. Opposition leaders DAD
likewise Hughes? Why it's all Hughes,
said one OF the bitterest Of the Governors oppo-
nents
The New York County delegates held eau
Gus early The sentiment for Hughes was over
whelming. and ISL delegates declared for
Hughes first and last, and six delegates decided
10 vote against him. As actual fact, on the
rollcan only the four delegates from the I'd As
sembly District, of which Joseph Levenson is