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Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
KERN's INDIANA TOUR.
The Methods, He Says, Adopted for
 His Defeat.

Fort Wayne. Oct 27.-The second campaign of J. w Kern. by special trolley car through Indiana, which is expected to consume most of the present week, ended with big meet ing at Decatur tonight. In every city through which he passed today. Mir. Kern was beseiged by scores Of old time friends, who Srasped his hand and greeted him by hIs given nance.
 In his Decatur speech. MT Kern said there were three methods ly which the republican party leaders hoped to win. The first method. he said. was by the use of money. (Which is being poured into their treasury out of the treasuries of every illegal mo- nopoly in the land and cut of ,he treasury of every protected corpora tiOn." The second method he said was coercion. and the third threat of a panic.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
\ NEW YORK
 WH|RLW|ND Bryan Concludes Campaign
 In That Vicinity BY NIGHT AND BY DAY
He Addressed Himself Es-
 pecially to the Workingmen
 Whom He Warned Against
 Traitors Among Them. . Deposit Guaranty Remarks.

New York, Oct 27-Winding up his remarkable campaign Tn and about Greater New York, Wm. J Bryan was whirled 115 miles by automuaile in Manhattan and Brooklyn during the day and night and made eight speeches between the hours of six aud twelve o'clock tonight. In New York he was accompanied by Tamminy Leader Charles F. Murphy Arriving at Brooklyn, Bryan was met by Sena- tor Patrick II. McCarren, the demo- cratic leader of Brooklyn.
 Lieutenant Governor Chanler's cam paign for governor coincided with Bryan's itinerary both in Manhattan and Brooklyn. and while he in une place was pleading for loyal support for the national ticket, Bryan at an other was urging votes for state can didates and for the democratic nomi- noes for congress
 Bryan made eighteen speeches dur ing the day, and everywhere he went ploughing through mud and rain. and in his rush to keep his many ergage- ments. He was greeted by some of the largest and most enthusiastic au- diences of his tour.
 The democratic candidates eventful day began at a. m., when he ad =
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
Wants Holding Company UR-
 der Foreign Charter THE PACKERS FRIGHTENED
An Opinion However That This Plan Would Not After All Afford the Trust the Immunity Desired From Prosecution.

New York, Oct. 27.-GOing the rounds in financial circle here is re- port that the big packing interests, which make up the so-called Beef Trust, are planning to form holding company under a foreign charter. The supposed object of this move is to avoid prosecution, under both Federal and state antitrust laws, for conspir- acy in restraint of trade.
 The conviction of the manager of the Western Meat company, in California, under that states antitrust statute, is thought to be the cause of the packers uneasiness. Nearly all other states have anti-trus laws similar to that of California. so that there may be a
 wide spread movement against the trust and its various subsidiaries.
 It is unlikely that the packers will hold to the plan of seeking a charter abroad. if they have formed such plan. because the weight of legal opin- ion is to the effect that it would not bring about the desired immunity. It
 is said that some such scheme was ad-
 vanced for the joint control of the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads several years ago. but that the companies counsel decided that a foreign company would stand no bet ter chance than a domestic one. It was therefore determined to incorpo- rate the Northern Securities company | in this country; this combination was lfnally declared illegal and was dis solved.
 | The Western Meat company, the manager of which was convicted in ICalifornia, is understood to be con- Itrolled by trust interests, as is the Ma ltional Packing company in the east lThe National Packing company has Iupon its board of directors, J. Ogden
 Armour. L. F. Swift, Ira N. Morris land others associated with them in the meat packing industry. This company it is said, is already preparing to de- lfend itself against suits that may be brought under various antitrust acts
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28

dressed the night workers from the steps of the City Hall Although he had but two hours sleep out of thirty six, Mir. Bryan spoke with character istic vigor and good humOr. In all of his speeches today he warned worl1ingmen against traitors among them. He asserted that every labor ing man who voted the republican ticket would vote to reDudiate the thing labor demanded in the Denver platform.
 He held up Mr. Taft as the enemy to labor and assailed him at tvcry opportunity His references to the guaranty of bank deposits brought shouts of approval at ail meetings. Lieutenant Governor Chanler shared everywhere in the welcome accorded Bryan.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
COMPENSATION TO TURKEY
The Summoned Army Re- serves Will Be Dismissed. Austria Also Manifests a Conceding Disposition Still Further Insuring Peace.

Sofia, Oct. 27-The Bulgarian gov ernment informed the representatives of the foreign powers here today of it's acceptance of the principle of paying compensation to Turkey, which has been the burden of persistent diplo- matic representations during the past fortnight on the part of all the great powers.
 The decision was arrived at in the cabinet this afternoon after long de- bate, in which Emperor Ferdinand used all his influence in favor of peace with compensation.
 As a further step in the direction of peace the 6O,OOO reservists will be dis charged tomorrow, leaving the army at the normal strength of 60,0O0. The government will send a plenipotentiary to ConstantinOple within a day or two to negotiate a treaty with Turkey.
 It is believed. that by these steps Bulgaria has done it's utmost to clear the situation and conciliate opinion abroad.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
GUGGENHEIM TICKET
 WITHOUT OPPOSITION
The Anti's and the Businessmen Will
 Not Get on the Colorado Ballot.

Denver. Oct. 27.-By a vote of five to two. the supreme court today, after hearing arguments, set aside the order of District Judge George Allen, direct ing the secretary of state to place the nti-Guggenheim and business mems tickets on the official ballots for the election of November 3rd, and rescind- ed Judge Aliens order committing Secretary of State Timothy O'Conner to i.i' foI contempt of court.
 The rejected tickets were filed by the faction of the repJb!can party opp 's''d tn ihe leadership of .. $. Senator Sim on GugSeubeim.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
w. c. T. U. ELECTION

Denver, Oct. 27.-Mrs. L. N. M. Stevens of Portland, Maine. was unani- mously reelected president of the w. c. T. U. Corresponding Secretary Mrs. F. Sparks, of West Virginia. and Recording Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson, of North Dakota, were re- elected.
 The new treasurer is Mrs. E. H. Hutchinson of Kansas.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
HEARD OF A sLusH FUND.

Tipton. Ind, Oct. 27--"I am relia- bly informed and make this s. ecific charge, that $1O0,OOO or money. large ly contributed by trusts and com pines. was brought into Indiana last Sunday and passed through the hands of Hon. Fred Si-ns, secretary .f the state board of commissioners"
 John w. Kern. the democratic vice presidential nominee made the above charge before a E0)I sized audience here tcGay.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
THE REEL FOOT HUNT
Still Bringing in Suspected Murderers
 of Captain Rankin

Camp Memo, Reel Foot, Tenn, Oct 27.-The return to camp today of Gov ernor Patterson, accompanied by As sistant Adjutant General Harvey Alex ander, the capture of ten additional prisoners, and the return of Captain Rogan from an expedition covering the entire Reel Foot lake section, were the principal events here today.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
THE PENNSYS RATE
 ID STANDARD OIL
A Fact Brought Out in Governments
 Suit to Dissolve Oil Company. e. ...

New York, Oct. 27.-That secret tar fir rates which were not filed with the interstate commerce commission, were issued by the Pennsylvania Railroad company, and that only the Standard oil company profited by the alleged H. legal rates, was testified today in the hearing of the railroad phase of the governments suit to dissolve the Standard Oil company.
 Edward T. J. Johnson, the Baltimore division freight agent of the Pennsyl- vania railroad, the only witness called, was on the stand during the entire ses- sion.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
MEXICAN MURDERS
Police Baffled and the Hurdles Called
 Out.

Fl Paso, Tex, Oct. 27.-Mexican ru- rals have been ordered to the mining camp of Inde, in the state of Durango, Mexico. according to a special from Torreon, in consequence of three mur- ders in that vicinity, for which the po- lice have failed to fix responsibility.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
SEA TARGET PRACTICE

Manila, Oct. 27.-The scores cruiser and gunboats squadron made in the target practice just concluded are un- announced, but all previous records were broken. The RainbOy is the win ner among the gunbOats. The scores in night firing exceeded by three hund- red per cent anything previous.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
sHERMAN's BUSY DAY
The Vice Presidential Candidate
 Sweeping Through New York

New York, Oct. 27.-On reaching the metropolitan district, after putting in day on electric cars and making many speeches up state, J. s. Sherman, the republican vice presidential candi- date. made six speeches tonight at diff ferent places in Manhattan and the Bronx Boroughs to large and enthusi- astic audiences.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
THE CANADIAN ELECTION
The Net Loss of the Liberals Was
 Fourteen Members

Toronto, oct 27-Results of yester- days elections shows that the liberal government sustained by majority of fifty, with several elections to be held. All the ministers are reelected, while seven of the opposition's chief lieuten- ants are beaten.
 The standing at the opening of parliament will be, 132 liberals, and S2 conservatives. The standing at the dissolution of the parliament was 139 liberals, and 75 conservatives.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28

port made public today. exonerated Chairman Goethals of the Isthmian canal commission, of the charges made by President Brothers, of the Bal anced Crane Cable company, of New York, who claimed unfair treat ment accorded him in the award for furnishing and erecting cableways at Gatun, on the Isthmus.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
SERVIAN PRINCE
Preparing to Inform the World of His
 Intended Marriage

Belgrade, Oct, 26.-GeOrge, the crown prince of Servia, left here today for St Petersburg. He was given a great send-off by the people, the purpose of the journey is believed to be the an nouncement of his betrOthal to his cousin Princess Maria NickOlaeOn.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
AN AERoNAUTs VOTE.
orviIle Wright Will Take Part in the
 Ohio Election.

Washington, Oct. 26.-Orville Wright will leave Fort Myer hospital for his home at Dayton, Ohio, on Sat- urJiay if his condition continues to improve. Wright desires to vote. even though it may be necessary to carry him to the polls.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
AUsTRlA's SHARE TOWARD
 PEACE

Budapest, Oct. 27.-Baron Von Aeh- renthal, the Austrian foreign minister, in an important speech today, indi- cated a yielding attitude on the part of Austria, which may aid materially in preservation of peace.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
BREAKFAST FOOD FAILURE.

Chicago, Oct. 26.-Bankruptcy prU- ceedings were begun in United States district court here against the Battle Creek Food company today. The re- tition asserts the liabilities to be be- tween $40O.OO0 and $5OO,OOO and as sets S2OO. O.OOO.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
FOOTBALL PLAYER DIES.

Longan, Utah, oct 27-Thos. Evans, the right guard of the football eleven of the Utah Agricultural college, whose neck was dislocated last Sat urday during the game with the Colo rado School of Mines, died today.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28

Chas. w. Morse and Alfred Curtis are being tried in the United States court, was dismissed by Judge Hough today, after exhaustive arguments by counsel for defense and by District Attorney StimsOn.
 This leaves Morse and Curtis to face only charges of violation of the nation al banking law.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
ROOSEVELT AT FIFTY

Washington, oct 27.-President Roosevelt was fifty years old today, He was at his desk work early. Con- gratulatory messages poured in all day.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
GLADYS, BABY.

Budapest. Oct. 27.-Budapest news papers announce that the Countess Szechenyi, formerly Miss Gladys Van derbilt, has given birth to q daughter Both doing well.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
On His Dignity.

50 you are a laugh maker?"
 T bring no such claim," responded the press humOrist. q am a joke mak- CT. That is all"
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
WIPING OUT OHIO SALOONS

Columbus, Oct. PA total of 1O45 saloons were voted out today in Ohio under the new county option law.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
eoETHALs ExoNERATEo.
He Was Not Unfair to the Balanced
 Crane Gable Go.

Washington, Oct. 27-Inspector General Darlington, U. s. A, in re-
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
THERE WAS NO CONSPIRACY
Those Counts Against Morse and
 Curtis Dismissed.

New oYrk, Oct. 27-The conspiracy count in the indictment upon which
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
FOR SALE.

New brick cottage. five rooms, bath and toilet. s27OO cash. E. E. PAscoE, 11o North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
FOR RENT.

Modern cottage of five rooms. fur nished, $40. E. E. PAscoE, 11o North Center St.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-28
COAST BASEBALL

Graney and F. Frambes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-12
NEPHI FOR LOCAL OPTION

Nephi. Aug. 10.-One of the most enthu-
siastic temperance meetings ever held here
took place in the tabernacle last evening
with a crowded house. Rev. T.. S. Fuller
of the national anti-Saloon league held
the close attention of his hearers for
nearly two hours In his arraignment of the
saloon evil and when, at the close, he
asked all those in the big audience VINO
favored the passage of a local option law
by the next legislature. every hand in the
house was raised in affirmative response.
President J. w. PaXman made strong
appeal, urging the voters to support only
such candidates for the legislature who
will pledge themselves to work for the
passage of a local option law.
At the meeting a beautiful tenor solo
was rendered by George ID. Pyper of Salt
Lake and other excellent music was fur
nished by the Jenkins family band, and
nv the choir under the leadership of Pro-
fessor Mark Robinson.
Another drug store Will be opened up
here soon by William T. Dem. The exact
location of the new building has not been
decided upon yet. Mr.. DEM is thoroughly
acquainted with the business, having been
the partner in the Lunt pharmacy for the
past few years.
The opera house which has been in pro-
cess of construction by Forrest & Foote
during the past year is now completed.
and is thoroughly modern In every re-
spect, with fine gallery. boxes. dressing
rooms and stage paraphernalia.
The session of court which was to have
been held here today was adjourned until
Sept 5.
A divorce suit has been commenced by
Arfie Boyle against James Boyle.
A suit was filed here today by James
Bigler against the National Gypsum COM
many for Judgment on a promissory note
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-12
Drink Plenty of Water
Four or Five Big Tumblers Between
Meals and at Night.

/ don't give a patch whether this is an
ad. or not, said the editor 1t contains
good advice, and, what is more, every
statement is backed by the Cooper Phar-
macal company, and they are a reputable
and responsible concern. The person with
bad stomach should practice deep stom-
ach breathing, and work violently the
stomach muscles; should indulge in as
much. outdoor exercise as possible and
should refrain altogether from strong
drugs. At the first symptom of indiges-
ton, constipation or biliousness. go TO a
druggist and have him mix one ounce
PrOSene Compound, Compound Tincture
of Cinchona, one ounce; Sherry Wine half
pint To be taken a teaspoonful before
meals and at bedtime, and then you can
say Soodby to stomach suffering. Just
as good a way is to buy the ingredients
and do the mixing yourself, and you may
get off little cheaper But the cost is
trifle. while the results in long standing
cases of indigestion and constipation are
wonderful The effect is wholly different
to that experienced from taking laxatives
and dyspepsia dope.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-12
CHARGE APPOINTED.
Turkish Consul General at New York
Goes to Washington.

New York. Aug. u.-MunGji Bey, the
Turkish consul general at this port and
an ardent adherent of the Turkish consti-
tuticnal party known as the Young Turks.
this afternoon received cablegram from
the imperial government at Constantine
pie informing him that he had been APP
pointed charge d affaires at Washington.
The consul general at once made arrange
ments to depart for the capital tonight in
company with Silky Bey. second secre-
tary Of the Washington legation, who 4
now in this city. The charge stated. how
ever. that he would probably return 10
New York tomorrow. as for the present ne
Is to continue his duties as consul general
here.
LAS a matter of fact. this post is more
important from practical point OF view
at least during the summer months, than
in Washington" he said:
The charge said ii was believed that
IZzet Pasha. former secretary of the sui
tan, and alleged 10 be fugitive in this
country is now hiding at the Turkish
legation at Washington. If Mundji Bey
were to find the missing pasta 1t Is be-
lieved that he would endeavor to secure
the pasha's eXtradition on, the ground 81
violation of the United States laws IN
entering the country, being an alleged
polyga mist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-12
ACTIVITY At OYSTER BAY
Presidents Secretaries Kept Going
Day and Night-OfIcial Basi-
ness or Politics.

oyster Bay. Aug. 1.-THE usual activity
at the government executive offices here
which has been apparent for almost a
week, both during the day and at night.
has become the subject of considerable
curiosity. Acting Secretary to the Pres
ident Rudolph Forester and the force of
clerks under him recently have been the
/ hardest worked men in the village.
Their duties begin early and at times
have continued far into the night The
executive staff has been augmented by
the arrival of two clerks from the Wash
ington executive offices.
Secretary Forester has made two trips
almost every day to SagamorS Hill and
each time upon his return brings with him
a mass Of correspondence. His first visit
made in the forenoon, usually consumes
two or three hours. Recently he began
making the night trip. leaving the office
about p. m. and remaining with the
president frequently as late as midnight
and sometimes after that hour.
Just what is the occasion of this extra
ordinary activity cannot be learned. In
quiries are met with the reply official
business" 1t is believed not improbable
however. that political matters form a
considerable part of the business trans
acted
Not a single visitor has been at Saga
more Hill since Friday, and no statement
of any kind has come from the president
in several days. The president was al
home all of today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-12
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Aug. 10.-The Women's Demo-
cratic club will meet Friday evening Aug.
"A. at 262 East Second South street, for
the purpose of reorganizing and discuss
ing the work Of the club in the fall cam
paign.
The three-weeks-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Healy of Provo Bench. who
died Saturday, was buried yesterday.
A marriage license has been issued to
William n. Whipple and Sarah E. Brown,
both of Lehi.
c. H. Turner is here from Greeley. Colo
where he is engaged in beet culture.
Three transients who were peddling
shoes at Lake View today were arrested
and lodged in the county Jail on suspicion
They gave their names as James Gran
man, Theo. Ryckman and David Evans.
They claim to have bought the shoes at
Gienwood Springs Some shoes and CLOTH
ing were stolen from the caboose of a
freight train at Thistle last night. but
the shoes in the possession of the ped
dlers are not believed to oe part Of that
plumber.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-12
CONSPIRACY TO MURDER
Oldest Practicing Lawyer in Chi
cage Found Guilty in Com
pany With Two Others.

Chicago. Aug. 11.-Moses D. Brown. the
Oldest practicing attorney in Chicago:
Austin Z. Kelley and Ruth Mclaughlin
charged with conspiracy to murder Annie
Nolan, were found guilty by a jury in
Judge Winde's court Kelly and Miss
Mclaughlin were sentenced to indeter-
inmate terms in the penitentiary. while
the aged lawyer. who il was said had been
led by the Others escaped with a fine
of 81 900.
Mrs. Nolan secured Miss Mclaughlin
as nurse. She decided her property to her
nurse to go TO the latter at the owner g
death. Then the conspiracy to hasten the
change in ownership of the estate was
formed and poison in small doses was ad-
minstered to the patient. When the ar
rests were made Mrs. Nolan was still
alive but very i'll. she is now in san
itarium.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-12

hall also was appropriately decorated
with flags and bunting. Pictures of Mr..
Bryan were conspicuously on display from
the windows At the state house the
platform where the notification ceremonies
occur has been completed. 1t is located
directly in front of the north door of the
capitol and has been made large enough
to accommodate the candidates. the men,
bers of the notification committee, the
local committee on arrangements and the
newspaper men.
Busy Bryan.
During the rest OF the week Mr. BRYAN
will engage himself with the considera-
ton Of the Democratic campaign text
books. Conferences will be held with the
committee on it's preparation, which is
composed of John E. Lamb. chairman;
Joseph Daniels of North Carolina head
of the literary bureau of the national
committee. and r l.. Metcalf, editor
Of the Commoner.
The composition of this book has been
the subject of much consideration by the
committee having the matter in charge.
1t viii be arranged so as to serve as a
guide 10 the orators in the speakers bu-
reau. The question of raising fund
sufficient to conduct an active campaign
also was given consideration. but no con-
clusion was reached
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-08-12
EpHRAIM NEWS NOTES.

Ephraim, Aug. 1l.-Many relatives and
friends were assembled at the tabernacle
Yesterday afternoon to pay their last re-
snects to little Luceil Madsen, who died
suddenly from pneumonia. The speakers
were c. c. A. Christensen. Henry Beal,
Bishop John s. Beal, Bishop c. r. Dorius
and President Anton II. Lund OF Salt
Lake Her playmates, numbering about
twenty-six. were dressed in white trimmed
In black and marched to the cemetery be-
hind the casket. The music was fur
nished by the tabernacle choir under the
direction of Professor Frank A. Christen-
sen Interment was in the Park ceme-
terry.
Sanpete county was visited yesterday