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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-31
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Rockefeller Deal Concerns Next
Administration, Provided
Taft Gets There.

Washington. Oct 30--The following Off
ciaI statement was issued from the White
house tonight:
AT the White house the announce ment
of Mr.. Rockefeller through the press
agent OF the Standard Oil company was
regarded with some amusement in view
of what the administration has done to
the Standard Oil company and Of the bit
ter hatred borne bv the Standard Oil COM
pany TO the administration 1t is a per
fectly palpable and obvious trick on the
part of the Standard Oil people to try to
damage Taft-a trick so palpable that il
can deceive no one
New York. Oct. 30.-Democratic Nation
al Chairman Mack. after reading the
statement issued tonight at the White
house. where il was said some amuse-
of Mr.. Rockefeller in view OF what the
administration had done TO the Standard
Oil company. said
The White house statement is its own
answer The bargain was made between
Taft's managers and Rockefeller. and
concerns the possible future administra-
ton of Mr.. Taft and not what the present
administration he's or has not done TO the
Standard Oil company
Replying to another printed article in
which il was charged that Mr.. Rockefel-
Ter had been persuaded to endorse Taft
at the instance CT the Democratic national
committee. said Mr.. Mack:
The statement il ridiculous and absurd
on the face of ii, and has already been
sufficiently answered by me-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-31
"AMERlCAN" RALLY.
Especial TO The Herald

Bingham, Oct. ga largely attended
and enthusiastic rally was held tonight in
Canyon hall. under the auspices of the
American party. Joseph Lippman,
Joseph Jackson and Allen r. Sanford
were the principal speakers. \ special
train brought a large delegation from
Salt Lake. and Helds band furnished the
music for the occasion.
The Republicans in opposition held a
meeting in Upper Bingham, which. how
ever. failed 10 attract attention.
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Sperry Denies II.

Deputy Sheriff Sperry denies the truth
Of the story published in Yesterdays Her
aid that Mrs Sperry had been threaten
ing an increase OF rent to the tenants in
Sperrv court if Sharp We're not elected
sheriff and Sperry continued as deputy.
Soerrv SAYS il isn't So The story came to
The Herald from d person who. so the
pe--son said to The Herald had heard
Mrs. SperTy make the statement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-31
Bond Money Received.

ing and received a report from the treas
urer 10 the effect that he had received
iEr High school bond money, and he was
-dered to place S0.oO OF the amount in
the savings bank at per cent interest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-31

underneath the cave-in. While search
ing for the girl yesterday morning,
after noticing the earIhpile in the
basement for the new building. M.
Miller said 10 AIr. Smell, Il believe our
girl is under there
This was. passed over. however, until
the boy saw the cap. and the police.
under the direction of Lieutenant
shannon. began to dig into the pile.
When the body was taken out the III
tie fingers still clutched pieces of
candy.
The body was removed TO O'Don-
nell's mortuary. and the funeral VIII
be held from the Seventeenth ware
meeting house Sunday afternoon.
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APPEALS FOR LIBERTY
BY KING AND POWERS
Continued from PAGE 2.

mon democrats We're true to their party
and would remain true, that no ecclesias-
teal interference of any sort could swerve
them from their part allegiance Mormon
DemOC rats. | appeal 10 you tonight for
Your VlndicauOn- You sent me there to
defend the Mormon people Now prove
to the world that my defense was jus
riffa1
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-31
newhous. and Boston Buildings.

Partitions now being placed Parties
desiring space can have same placed 70
suit their demand, if arranged before
Nov. 10 Applications received by 3.
2. Hall. agent COS DOOly block Both
phones AS.
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Judgment from Judge DiehIs court
against p II. Beesley for 80 principal and
q ~ costs
Mary z McBeth. admiBistrat rix. has
filed suit against James Reece ct al ID
quiet title to hfty-eight acres Of land near
PaVsOn
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A Beautiful Picture Book.

There is nothing like ii in Amer
lea the Theatre Magazine. of course.
The Tribune-R Reporter prints it
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Ogden News

otice-410 Twenty-fifth Street.
Circulation Department. Soc Twenty
fifth Street
Ogden, Saturday, October 81.
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The board will advertise for bids for the
new building on next Wednesday. Ii is
expected work will begin on the 18th of
the month
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14

! wish especially to bring to the
attention OF School boards the i'm.
portsnce OF making an early selec,
tion OF teachers for next year. In
every case where the teacher has
done good work, he should be re-
elected. Ii Is unwise to let the con-
sideration OF q small increase In sal.
ary keep you from retaining a teach.
er who has served you we'll. An un.
tried teacher at q smaller salary is
serious risk. Give your teacher as
much OF an increase as you can. and
require him or her to attend school
somewhere this summer. Don't de-
lay the matter OF electlng teachers.
Don't walt for q half dozen teachers
TO apply for your school, and then
select one haphazsrd Seek out the
best teacher you can fiud and ask
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14
Bold Bank Bandit Breaks Jail.

Lesvenworth, Kan, May Dur.
ing the heavy wind and rain storm
last night Clyde Reed. who was con.
fined in jail at Platte City, near here,
awaiting trial for she sensational
robbery OF the Bank of Camden
Point, Mo-, made his escape.
Reed sawed the the iron bars OF his
cell In two and made his escape
through window. Reed possessed
a key to his shsckles. These he un
locked and locked them on the
sheriff's horse to prevent pursuit..
Early on'the morning OF December
y, last, the Bank OF Camden Point
was entered, the safe blown open and
81, 700 secured. Citizens awakened
by sounds OF the explosion rushed to
the scene and engaged the robbers In
a revolver fight. The robbers made
their escape and hid In a haystack
Two OF the men, Harry O'Neal and
Clyde Reed, were arrested. A third
man. Louis Fl. Thsyer, made his
escape, but was captured in Chicago
a few days ago.
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14
Treat Both Folk and Stone Fairly

There must be an end to the eter-
nal charges and counter charges
about what fees were accepted by
Lawyers Stone and Folk when out
OF office and practiciDg their probes.
sion for a living. All lawyers agreed
that Attorney Stone had a perfect
right to accept a 81 900 fee for writ
ing briei for the Royal Baking
Powder Co., and that Attorney Folk
had equally as good q right to take
employment from and accept $3.50
from the saloon keepers association
for bis professional services. What's
the use and sense OF trying to make
political capital, and create prejudice
in the minds Of the people against
either OF these gentlemen for doing
professional work at times when
neither was in Office? Quit talking
about the subject and pick the man
to win who can best serve Missouri
In the United States senate. One OF
them will be nominated next Novem.
Der, and We must have a majority in
the general assembly and elect our
nominee. The Kentucky precedent
won't 60 In Missouri.-New Madrid
Record.
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14
Anti-TubercuIosis Society.

The Bates County Anti-Tubercu-
losls Society was organized at the
Court House on last Monday evening.
The physicians Of she city, who were
she promoters, we're present and ex-
plained it's object, scope and aims.
Permanent officers were elected "a
follows: W. E Walton, President,
Mrs. c. R. Home, Secretary; Miss
Kate Canterbury, Assist. Secy.; W.
F. Duvsll. Treasurer.
Z The following committees we're ap.
pointed: Constitution and by.laws-
DR.. Cbastain, Prot. Allison and Prot.
Burke. On program-Drs. Lyle and
Christy and Prof. Davis. Board OF
directors-A. 81. Culver, T. W. Lsgg,
VIM. W. Ross, Frank Allen, T. W.
Arnold and DR. Cannon.
On motion OF DR.. Foster, the vsri.
ous townships we're asked to elect a
member as vice-president and the
townships failing to do so, the presi-
dent and the board OF directors were
authorized to appoint such vice.
presidents.
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14
Missouri Herd Catalogue.

81. 81. Harshsw, owner Missouri
Herd Large Type Poland. Chinas,
has just issued a private catalogue
OF this splendid stock, containing be.
sides valuable hints on hog breeding
and raising, long lies Of bis regis
tered thoroughbred big type Poland
.6hinss, illustrated with photographs
from life, with their pedigrees. Mr..
Harshsw has one Of the finest pri.
vate herds OF registered hogs In the
state and has made q wide reputation
as q breeder. His isvorite is the
poland. chinss, and he gives mighty
substantial reasons for his faith In
this particular type. His first pub.
lie sale OF these fine hogs will be held
In Butler on May seth, 1908 See
his advertisement in another column
of this Issue.
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14
BATES COUNTY PIONEER.
Jerry Jackson Defended His
Home From Border Ruf.
fans.

We copy the following from Civil
War "reminiscences" in Missouri
Historical Review, for April, which
will be OF interest 80 early settlers OF
Bates county. The outlaws referred
TO were rowing bands OF rutfians un-
der command OF Brown, Jennison
and Montgomery:
cold man JerryJackson lived in the
northwestern part OF Bates county.
In 1SG0a band OF these outlaws plan
ned a raid upon him with intent to
Kill and murder, and to rob him OF
his property. The old man got word
OF their intended descent upon him.
He moved out his family and stock
and prepared TO receive his unwelcome
guests in western fashion. Sure
enough, they came. The son did the
loading and Uncle Jerry the shoot.
Ing, until eleven OF the attacking
party were dead In their tracks. See.
ing that they could not dislodge
them In any other way, they set fire
to a wagon load OF hay and backed
1t against the house. In the con-
fusion and darkness OF the night the
old man and boy both made their
escape. Uncle Jerry afterwards serv.
ed In the State Guard service, and
finally moved to Texas. The house
was destroyed, but the marauders
paid dearly for their pains"
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14
Tornadoes Wipe Out Nine Towns

Woodward. Okla, May ia Sc.
ries OF tornadoes swept Oklahoma,
southeast OF here, yesterday after.
noon and last night, practically
wiping out the following nine towns;
Arnett, Wei, Cooley, Grand, Nash
vile, Mutual, Estelle, Richmond and
Cestos.
The towns are remote from rail.
roads and all telegraph and tele.
phone wires are down, so reports are
meager.
- It is reported here that Mr.. and
Mrs. Hale were killed at Arnett. A
number OF people we're injured there.
Arthur Stibel was killed at Mutual
and his wife and Others injured.
William Hand took refuge In q
cave at Estelle and house fell on
the cave, crushing It and killing
Hand. -
No one was killed In Nashville, but
several stores were blown down and
homes wrecked,
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14

Nearly all the schools are now
closed. In general way this has
been a very prosperous school year.
Fewer schools have had TO shorten
the term from lack OF funds than
ever before; and the course OF study
is better established and the school
system closer unified. The outlook
for next year is most encouraging
At the annual school meeting in
April there was a general disposition
to vote more money and longer
terms OF school. Several districts
voted an Increase In the levy for the
first time. Some districts that had
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14
Sheriff Shoots, Drops Dead.

Aspermont, Texas. May 11.-Sher.
iff r. d Stenter, OF Stonewall county,
Texas, fred four shots at j. D. Sed.
berry, foreman OF q recent Grand
Jury that indicted the Sheriff, and
then dropped dead here to-day.
Stenter had been q resident oI
Aspermont for several years, and
Sedberry was his neighbor. To-day
was the first time the men had met
since the indictment was returned
and Stenter opened fire when he saw
Sedberry on the street. All OF the
shots went wild,
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14
N. S. U. Girl Plays the Devil.

Columbia, Mo-, Msy 11.-Miss
Mary Cross, OF Columbia, was crown.
ed Queen Of the May by the goods Of
the State University this afternoon.
A dance vas held around q May
pole on the golf links, south Of town.
The girls presented q pres Shakes
pearean play, "St. George and the
Dragon" Miss Mary Paxton, Of In.
dependence, No., was the devil, and
Aiss haSgaret Ross the clown.
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14
Educational Notes.
By SuPt. A. L. Ives.

By SuPt. A. l. Ives.
The County Graduating Exercises
Tor the rural schools will be held at
the Christian church In Butler, Tues
day evening, May 26. DR.. W. j.
Hawkins, president OF the Warrens-
burg State Normal, will be present
and deliver the address TO the class.
The exercises are free and everybody
lie cordially invited TO attend.
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14

never had more than seven months
school, voted eight months, and a
few more voted nine months. There
Is an increased interest In education
al matters among our people. They
are demanding better schools and
better teachers.
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14

him to take your school at an sd
equste salary. Iprsdiet shat Ii will
be harder than ever this year TO
supply the schools with good teach.
prs
The Butler weekly times., 1908-05-14

And be and get old wheat flour. enough to
run you through the summer..Our price is right
and quality the best.
few other things of interest:
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17

lighted with many incandescent globes. The makings of the electricity are had from a big. gasoline engine and dy- namo or generator which were pur- chased some time ago. The hotel is wired from top to bottom, and from center to circumference.
 The plant was tried out Wednesday night at 10 o'clock and worked per fectly and will probably continue to give good satisfaction. Every room will have electric lights. But perhaps the greatest convenience will be the electric fans which will shortly be in stalled, not only in the main rooms but in all of the guest rooms The fans will be operated by this same plant which furnishes the light.
 Quick disillusionment will come to the travellers who expect to have to grope around in the gloom when they land in the way station when travelling to or from Phoenix. An electric light plant even if not an institution for service to the general public. is nev- ertheless quite an achievement for Maric1pa.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17

New York. April 16.-London tin was unchanged to a shade higher with spot at e142 5s and futures at e143 5s. Locally it was easy and only little lower, the average ranging from S31.90M31.95.
 Copper was higher in London. spot being quoted at e5S 12s Cd. and fu- lures at e59 2s Sd. Locally it was quiet, with lake at s12.75M12.S716. electrolytic $12.46hG1 and casting $1A37k m12.5O
 Lead advanced to R12 12s 6d in London, but was unchanged at $397h Gc 100 in the local market
 Spelter was unchanged at e21 5s in London and at $6.6OG6.65 in the local market
 iron was unchanged in London. with standard foundry at 50s Cd and Cleve-
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17
THE MARKET LIFTED
 OUT Or THE SLOUGH
4 Condition Brought About Chiefly by
 Professional Aid.

New York, April 16.-The stock mar ket showed more life today than was expected on the eve of "a triple holi- day. The demand which advanced prices was attributed largely to a pro- fessional origin. Union Pacific was tlic leader in the days market and absorbed a large share of the total transactions. There was some heavy buying in United States Steel stocks and this strength has added to the sentiment. The declaration of a divi- dend on Amalgamated Copper at an unchanged rate in accord with expec- tations wasN not a market influence Bonds showed considerable variety but were firm.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17

of Capt. J. G. Evans there. Speaking of Ra Ehide. Judge Dunbar said that there were about 10000 people there and that 9900 Of tt em were broke" He modified that later with the more seriosS statement that of the 10000 people there, there were certainly not more than 1000 who could pay their way out Of the camp.
 On the day he left he said he saw twenty eight persons leaving the camp on foot for the nearest place across the desert, twenty-seven miles. Of these, seven were women and two of them were burdened with babies.
 Judge Dunbar said that the fame of the camp rests mainly on the skill of the promoters and a porphyry hill. The porpbyry dike is about 1000 feet long and from 14O to 200 feet wide, a good milling proposition if it is anything but the difficulty is getting water there. The nearest point is Walker river fifteen miles The ore runs about S4 a ton.
 Judge Dunbar also visited Goldfield and Tonopah. At the former place he learned souething of the elasticity of mining stocks. In one lease it had been duly advertised that a shot was to be put off and when that event oc- cured the surrounding country was filled with high grade ore. The stock of the company had been fifteen cents a share. Over night it scared far above the dollar mark. The high grade ore 1t was afterward said had been i'm ported That was a fact or eLse it had all been shot out of the shaft for no more could be found there. The most liberal use is made of press rep resentatives in many of the Ne vada mining townS
 It is the opinion that if the measure now before congress for the establish
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17
KICKED OUT OF HIS RIcHTs

lt seems in this age that a person who is not in his brightest mood is forced to take a back seat. Any per son who does not feel equal to his opportunities should at once go to ElVey & Hulett, where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substi- tute, and get a treatment of Sexine Pills. Price -$1 box, or six boxes for s. Treatment guaranteed
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17
GRAIN.

Chicago, April 16.-May wheat open ed 1s @1 13c higher at 91A G921sc. sold off to 9019c. advanced to 92sc and closed at 92Ac.
 Corn closed weak. near the low point May opened unchanged at 67lkc, advanced to 673sc. then declined to 66Bc, where it closed.
 Oats were weak. May opened un- changed ct 5S3sc, sold up to 5S%c and closed at 53Ac.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17
MARlCOPA HAS AN
 ElECTRIC IIGHT PLANT
Electric Fans to Cool the Traveller on Summer Night.

Passengers who hereafter come into tho village of Maricopa across the "lids Of Arizona on the Southern Pa clfic will find things there in a blaze of glory like county fair. Slrperin- tendent Scott. who returned yesterday from the junction, vouches for the cityfied air which the town has re- gently taken on. all because of the energy and enterprise of F.. J. McCar- thy of the Edwards House.
 The hotel is now given a. modern appearance by the installation of an electric light plant and the front of the house as well as the Iny yerior is
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. April 16.-Cattle receipts $500; market steady. Reeves $45OG $40. calves $4.5OQ6OO, westerns S4.5O @ 5.50, stockers and feeders SS.2565.25.
 Sheep receipts 1000: market weak. Natives $5.OOG6.7O. western s5.OO66.65. yearlings $6.S5@L15, lambs s6.OOG765 westerns $6.O0M 7.75.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17

Do you live north of Washington street and west of Center. or south of Washington snd east of Center street and have you registered this year at the city hall for the election of coun- cilman from the 2nd and 4th wards.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17
STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper 57&i. American Smelling 69l2. Atchison 76$s. Chicago. Milwaukee 6S St. Paul 11Sai, New York Central 97A. Pennsylvania IF. Read ing 1052s. Southern Pacific 735s. Union Pacific 127h,. [. $. Steel 343s. T.. s. Steel pfd. 9Sk.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17

land warrants at 52s. Locally no change was reported.
 The metal markets both here and in London will be closed on Friday and Saturday. The London market will not reopen until Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17
CfdSViIIe No. 3924

The noted French coach stallion will make the season 1908 at Cowboy Cor ral, Five Points, Phoenix, Arizona. For terms, etc, apply at West Ad- ans street or at corral.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17

ment of bureau of mines and mining becomes a law, the mining business of the western part of the country. will be revOlutionized.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17

Send copy of the Homeseeker's edition of The Republican to a friend back east. The postage is only two cents for the "A pages of special mat ter. or three cents for the entire issue.
Arizona republican., 1908-04-17
A VISITORS ESTIMATE
 OF NEVADA CAMPS
Judge Dunbar Of Yuma Has Lately
 Toured the States.

Judge Dunbar of Yuma was in the city yesterday having just returned from Rawhide. Nev., where he had spent month. Judge Dunbar is an old mining man and in the early days of Colorado was a friend and associate
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
%BLOOMQUIST MASSAGE

Institute gives Swedish medical movement
treatment. Rheumatic, stomach. kidney,
nervous and female diseases especially
yield 10 the ~wsll-knoWn scientific remedy.
I'd door Paxton Blk. Tel. Doug. i9o.
Q9-Ss nj
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22
Florence Boulevard

DE5o opposite Rome Miller's; sewer,
water and gas in the street; ground COW
cred with forest trees; delightful outlook;
price iz.po
Acre boulevard lots. 10 feet fronting the
boulevard, extending back S7 feet; room
for building on the high ground next the
boulevard. balance Of the land on lower
level; very desirable combination; Sl.325
for lDc0s37 feet, OF about ? acres. Two
pieces just sold on which elegant bun
gslows will b. built. The view from this
properly is very fine and cannot be shut
of. We only have three more strips.
l5 feet on boulevard. just south c. p.
Whites good house, depth over 300 feet;
level and ready to build on; will sell en-
tire tract for 5000. or divide it into three
pieces al 1,1W each; would make some
concession to party who would build a
very good house.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-22

FOR SALE-My new, beautiful plano; will
sell cheap account Of leaving the city.
4o1 N. 9th Ave. IG-Auz ~