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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
Domestic,


: Taft pleads for better waterways. 1
l. Striking and comprehensive re-
: port on bank resources ..s,...s !
: George Preston Sheldon. dying
: linancier. under Indictment 49,, /
!. Scusati tional divorce suit brought
: by bride OF millionaire ...,
: MacNeagh is plain In. talk on
: tariff Observation-Disclosures. l
: Passing of Nicaraguan legation at
!. Washington ...,...s...,........ |
!. Condensed kilograms ............
: Flashes from the wire ..........
:. Local
!. Good roads convention called for
!. latter part Of January .........
: Plumbers injunction case is taken
: under Amusement .-.....-..... )6
: Humanitarians favor granting of
: Fort Douglas franchise 10 street
: railway .-.......... ..-....... 10
: James Savage suddenly called ....16
: Mantou hotel 10 be improved ,...l6
: Sporting News.
: EmoTyVillc races -...-s,,....,...1
!. New Orleans racing prospects. IL
: Football abolished in New York Il
: Chesapeake Duck club will save
: black bass ............,..... l.
= Six day bicycle race ...,..,.....12
: Waste OF wild ducks ...........l2
= Salt Lake can have iight.....,.,12
., - -,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
Index to Tod0y'S Tribune
Departments,

SOCictY ,..... .......,....,...... u
Editorial .... ...,.,s.. 8
Railroads ~..s ..-.>.....-.-.,.,,-.
MlltS s-ss-. .sn....sssss- -ss....ss..s.
Markets .. ................ .
Intcrmountain ..........,... LIB
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
Great Newspaper"

Is the general opinion G all who
follow the course Of Tho Tribune.
And it is a business go.ter" for
those who patronize its ad columns,
too.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-09
Every Man at Last
Receives His Deserts

The weak man goes down, and on
his body the strong man ascends. That
is 3ust Would you have the weak
man ascend on the PROSTATE form OF
yiye and breed and build your race?
Mono OF us seek justice. 1t Is fine
word and we use il 10 mask our real
purpose.-Elbert Hubbard
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03
FORMER ALBUQUERQUEAN
STRICKEN ON TROLLEY CAR
Palmer u O~dcnwcldcr, Formerly Con-
ncctcd Win business College IN This
CIV. Dies Suddenly IN san DlegO.

The san Diego. cal. "Gfnion" of
April Is. tells Of the sudden death
from a %homorrhgo of Palmer -. Oden-
welder, formerly of Albuquerque AMI
well known here The newspaper says
Palmer p Odenwclder. who for the
past sis years has pcen connected
with tho business department of tn,
Evening Tribune. suffered a hcmot-
rhage of the lungs while on y y street
car shortly after noon yesterday and
dicd a short time after reaching his
home at Ninth and - streets.
Odenwcldcr stepped of the
Union building at l2t40 o'clock. np-
rarently IA as good health as he HAD
been for some time. He boarded a -
street car going north and had just
sat down when he was stricken.
When the car reached the corner
of Ninth and = streets he was ass
sisted into his home and Doctors
Asher and MaRcc were called in, hut
the sufferer was beyond medical as
sistHncc
While the immediate cause of tho
hcmorrhape Is not known II is thought
to have boon indirectly due TO ana
injury received ONE time ago Whel
Odonweldcr was thrown from a ris
NNl'i ENN fANNN NAAAN'ff fH N'
From this injury ne had almost com
plctcly lost his voice, il ~ said. and
had suffered much pain
Deceased had been a resident OF
the citN for the past siN years, con-
ing here from Albuquerque, y N
whore lac had been engaged In thu
commercial college business for about
two Years. Prior to his residence I'm
Albuquerque. Oldenwelder had been a
lifelong resident OF Philadelphia u.
q member Of Potter lodge, A. f.
and 4. A.. of philadelphia. and OF
the local lodges of Redmen and Fra
tcrnal brotherhood I'm the last two
ne was quite heavily insured. AMI
with other insurance viii leave sew
eral thousand dollars 20 the widow
and daughter
At tho time of mis- death odcn"el-
dor was forty Years. nine months and
ton daNs old tie U.s. survived by thr
widow Mrs Margaret e odcnWeldNr
and one daughter. Edith both OF
whom reside at the family residence
in this city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

burned itself out quickly. however
and no damage OF any Consequence re-
suited
The Carrizozo outlook says Miss
Josie Clements Of Albuquerque. ~hI
has been visiting FOR the past month
with Miss Gertrude Kelley. returned
Wednesday 70 her home Miss Gle
mcnts IL toll line operator for Tho
Colorado Telephone company IN Adm
qurrque, ana spent her months Yaca
ton in Carrizozo whore she made
many friends who regret to her of nor
departure.
Jonn = Wagner Of santa Fe. civil.
engineer. who is at tho head Of thc
Sacramento irrigation scheme IN Otoro
county was in the city Yesterday Mr.
Wagner has the distinction OF having
Duilt the immense Kansas city yiaduct
which cot nearly a million dollars and
the Pennsylvania railroad hridgo
cross the OHIO river at Bcllaire near
Wheeling lie Is ono Of the most sue
cossful engineers 81 the country
James j. Carmody. tho popular bar-
ut the Colombo made u big hit
lt both performances last night. in his
tWO ueN songs ! Want "a Girl from
Yankee Doodle Town by Haviland
ana. a Rcd Moon" With tho SOM
of May, Mr. Cafmody has donned
9 natty white flannel suit and makes
: becoming appearance on the stage
lhc usual Sunday special features also
proved popular. the extra musical
numbers and several good pictures
making up AN altogether entertaining
Program.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

turned to the schedule providing a
dutS on ready-madc clothing, hats
ana othcr articles of wearing apparel
showed that the duty on these
articles "shall be four times the duty
imposed by this section on n pound
of unWashed wool OF the first class
and I'm addition thereto so per cent ad
Nalorcm.' ON turning to unWashed
wool it was found that "thc duty on
woods of the first class which shall
be- Imported SHAH be twice the amount
which they would be subjected to II
unWashed-and on turning to another
paragraph 1t Was found that unWash'd
wool was III cents Il pound. Even
the experts admit that the schedule
is Involved They say, however, that
So mann conditions must be taken in-
to consideration that 4he true effect oi
the new bill on a single suit of clothes
cannot be determined by thcm. This
situation is freely commented on at
tn" capitol, and it will not be sur
prising il il leads TO Il vigorous tighi
for a moro tangible redraftinG Of me
entire wool schedule.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03
CONGRESSMAN WON
OVER TO LOCK
CANAL PLAN
Home Coming Inspection Party
Voices Approval Of System
Adopted at Panama


New York. May Further en-
dorsemcnt of the lock type at canal
and assurances OF the stability of the
Gatun dam were voiced here today h>
members of thc congressional party
which returned On the steamer Pan
anna after an unofficial inspection %;
the canal zone.
Representative James McI@chan ot
California declared that the trip left
him AN the moro confident of the me-
ccssitN for the passage of his bin pro-
viding for "a governmental approprla-
ton for the building of ten five thou
sand ton steamships TO ply between
Puget Sound and Panama.
Tho ships that now PLY between
New York and Colon said he. "lcav,
here with large cargoes for the 18th.
mus and come hack light, with Ves-
sells in commission on the Pacific sid
there would he handed over large care
goes from the Pacific coast Cor de-
livery 60 the port of New York
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

London. MaN --nrNtlIc and VII
hur Wright. the American acrorlan-
lists arrived hrfe tonight fot A hrief
visit before thcir departure for the
states next "Wednesday. lh'N
have como 20 England primarily 70
receive the gold medal OF the aero
society. which viii be pre-
srntsd tomorraw evening "a "a dinner
tfhtfr Is tNfrA probability tnAl
thc war office will take tho oppor-
mnitr nf their presence iu LONDON
nd make arrangements for the
Wfiaht~ 10 supply ths government
with one or more arreplane-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

BEGINNING WAY fst. AND CON
TINtI<G UNTIL AI"TEI. PAY DAY,
MRS. -, D., tOAERD ALE WILL on
FER hL TRIMMED HATS Al -
PER GENT DISCOUNT.
Mrs, i.IZI1R. M HER COR
SER PAIiLORS. COR. FOURTH
MD GOLD. Will SELL THE
NEWEST IiiGIENIC CORSET
Ar \ DISCOUNT. FIT GUAR
A\IItI]D. LADIES GALL
SiiE DEMONSTRA TION AND
IE FITTED.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

Will, Daniel rhstcr Was oner ad-
dressing the senate on th. subject g
Internal improvements ard every sens
atur was listening with CLOSE attention.
tho senate Clock commenced striking.
but instead of striking twice al 3 % m.
continued 10 strike Without cessation
NOR, than FORTY Times. AN eyes were
turned To- the lock tnd Nj Webster
remained silent until tht clock struck
about twenty WhHn Dee thus appealed
a. Tho chair Mt President thr cinrk
IS out of order . have Inc floor, -
Judge
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03
SPECIFICATIONS FOR
SEWERS WILL Be
READY SOON
Sewer and Engineering Depart
ments at Work on Details
and Which May Be Ready
For Bids by May 20,

The sewer committee and engineer
ing departments OF thc city council
are very busy at present ON the spccl-
fications for the new city sewer sys-
TEN. an immense mass OF deta.l work
having to be gone through with before
tho proposition is ready for bids from
contractors. According TO Or. Nroth,
chairman Of the eve committee, II Is
likely that the plans may be in shap"
so that bids may be asked for be
tween the 10th ana the last OF May.
Allowing thirty days more for the
bidding the prospects are that work
on the sewer system viii be started
by the first OF July or perhaps earlier.
Inquiries are already coming IN from
contracting firms and it is expected
that the bidding VIII be lively when
the big lob is finally thrown open to
the field.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03
nrN.I w. wIrlIAMsoN's LETTER

NcV. / W WIIIi1msonl HUNTINGDON
w. VA. writes. This to 10 certify
that / used Folcy's Kidney Remedy
for nervous exhaustion and kidney
trouble and ann free to say that il VIII
do an that o claim for IT, Foley 3
Kidno, Rcmedv has restored health
ana strength to thousands of weak,
run down people. Contains no harm
tut drugs and is pleasant To AXE. j..
Ii ntRL.ILA 90
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03
Insure IL the Occidental LIE.

A. N Patterson ~ Madrid. was q
visitor ia the cits Yesterday.
wanted, experienced salosladies at
The Economist.
Max = Kempenich Of Pelnltl was
Il i-itor In the city yesterday
j J. Hyou 81 Demine is here on i
short business trip
Born, May !, 1909. to Mrs. aud Mrs.
e T. Fox of as south Arno street. Z
daughter.
a V%andcvart. tho wool buyer, has
len on a business trip to the Pccos
valley
w T. Tumble lcft last night on =
short business trip 20 Las cruces and
athcr southern points
Gentle. stylish saddle ponies. good
saddles sl00 for three hours cash
only. Riding school $40 N Third "
Phone 241.
Rcguiaf meeting OF Degree Of
Honor tonight nj l5 O'Clock at odd
Fellows hall All members urged 70
hr present
This papor enormously stated yes-
tcrday that MISS ElWood had left for
Chicago. she lcaves on next Thurs
duy.
horn yesterday morning, to MT and
MIS- j II. Hatcher, q girl MI Hatch
ar rs local agent for the Wells, Fargo
tXpross company
Mrs Ralph J.. hunt daughter Of
MI. nud Mrs W Y Walton has left
tor ll paso. after spending several
Npclt- hero visiting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

Most children eat too much,
overtax the digestion, get
thin, weak, languid, stop
growing that's malnutrition
or non-digcstion Of food.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

Mexico. Mo. May Edward Pay
Weston rested hero today. He
Will ,sum his westward walk early
tomorrow morning Though he
reached this city greatly fatigued. he
.declare. himself in excellent c0ndi-
.tion tonight Rain here threatens %
make the roads heavy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03
SpECINl. NOTICE

NOTICE IL HEREBY PUBLISHED
THAT FEDERICO j. OTEHO HAS
No AUTHORITY TO Run tC-
COZ MS. CONTRACT BiLIS NOE
RECEIVE MONEY NRGABII.
no TiiE ESTATE on THE LATE,
MARIANA :. O1ERO.
DOLORES OTIlIiO DE BuHG.
HEIR AND DISTRIBuTEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

Doctor provinces, eye. ear. nose ana
throat phunc as, Rooms 10 and is.
Grant Building.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

H-oarseness. bronchitis and other
throat troubles are quickly cured by
Foley'a Honey and Tar as it soothes
and heals the intlammef throat and
bronchial tubes and the most OBJ
stinate cough disappears. Insist upon
having the genuint Foley's Honey and
Tar. j. II. O'Itielly co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

1t is learned that a tentative agree
mont has been reached by the repuh-
iican members of the finance com
mittee. as to tea and coffee, though
they have by no mean selected dll
the articles on the free list upon
which rates of duty must be paid by
countries which discriminate against
the United States. While both ten
and coffee shall remain on the free
list, il is proposed that discretion ne
vested with the president 10 require
70 payment of a duty of s cents
pound on coffee and 10 cents n pound
on tea in the event hat countries
which eXnort these articles do NOT
give the United States fair opportuhi
ties for trade in their markets.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03
REGATTA ON
SOUTH AFRICAN RIVER

London. Friday. April Psi"
Zamhrsi river. above the Nictaii.
Falls. is 10 BE- the scene OF a gre.
international regatta. managed by n
british South Africa company,
June 1910 Il is expected that cI
from an the rowing centers OF i-
world viii participate. The compa"
has arranged that the famous oat
man. Guy Nickalls. will take chal-
az To" affair. \ regatta Tor 80
African crews will tai" place th'
D flst week in June of This year
II YOU desire q clear compirA
take Foley's Orino Laxative FOR coy,
.sttAation and liver trouble as II
stimulate these organs and thoron-
cleanse your system. which Is N.
everyone needs in the spring IN "
to feel Volt J.. r.. oRieiiy Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

Great satisfaction is expressed IN
official circles in Washington over
the action of the new government ~
Turkey in not putting Abdul Hamli
10 death. To have done so Woull
have been construed as an act of bar
harism and by their act the Youls
Turks have demonstrated their recos
milton of "a principle of constitutions
government. that the life OF a human
being should not be taken without :
trial II is thought that Amb1ssaooi
Leischman awaited the formal au,
nounccmcnt Of the selection OF thN
new sultan. by the Turkish Foreign
office, before communicating WI"
the state department. In diplomat,
circles the opinion prevails thai
the Young Turk is equal 10 the tu7.
imposed, % new era with piiE"'
prospects Is in store for Turkey.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03
O|RECTOROFC CENSUS
THREATENS
TO QUIT
Clashes With Secretary
NageI and President May Be
Called ON to Settle Con-
StrOVerSy


Washington. D. c.. Aprl 3O.-The
sensation of the week II, Washington
was the nnouncement of %insubordt-
nation to his superior-the secretary
of commerce and labor on the part
OF Director North of tho census bu-
reau and the probability that his res
ignation would be called for by tho
president The subject clm, up for
discussion at the cabinet meeting this
week and some surprising facts were
learned by the members Their attca-
ton at first had been directed to the
charge of INSTRUMENTATION. hut tho
problem which %confronts them ~
present is the capacity of Ar North
10 administer the affairs OF the ccn-
sus bureau. and a serious scandal Is
limited Mt when the facts become pub-
lie. Mr. North has man influential
friends in congress. among them Sen.
Aldrich. Lodge and crane and
speaker Cannon. So that every pres
sure is being brought To- bear 90 save
the head of the present director. Tho
president Is the FINAL judge i'm tho mat
ter and he has given Mr. North "a few
daNs in which to make "a statement as
to the course he has pursued I'm re-
gard to the contracts he is alleged To-
have made for tahulatiug machines
for the use of the census bureau THIS
is merely n phase ot tho MATES.
however. and the opinion prevails that
Mr. North viii be obliged Co resign.
Protests. not only from laymcn but
from Legislators a- well. arc being
registered constantly against the in-
@tricacies of the pending tariff bill
one of tho chief complaints is OF "a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03

The above reward viii ne paid
fuf the arrest y conviction ~ any
one caught stealing copies Of the
Morning journal from tho door
WAYS ~ snhseflhers
JOURNAL puBL1stffNG co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-03
LOCAL ITEMS or INTEREST

III the event that you mould not
receive your morning paper teie-
phone the POSTAL TELEGRAPH
go .Elflng your name ana addfess
ana the paper VIII DO delivered by a
Special messenger. The telephone 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14

Not having received any word from the Attorney General up to the end of October. pr. Harris wrote another
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14

on the other side of the Atlantic It Is now running in Denmark. Norway and Sweden. It was recently pre- sented in the metropolis. and Paris, Vienna Berlin and St.. Petersburg will have productions during the next few weeks. Consequently. 1t is quite unnecessary to consider the story of the play at this time. It is enough to call. attention to the fact that 1t has enjoyed record-breaking runs in New York and Chicago and achieved ad- ditional trtumphs in Boston. Philadei- phia. Washington. San Francisco and all the other Important cities, in which 1t has been presented.
 There are now three companies ap- bearing in .-The Servant in the House" In the United states alone. The number once organization. known as the Henry Miller Associate Players. has been chosen to present the play Tor the first time in Montgomery.
 This famous cast, headed by Tyrone Power in his celebrated role of the Drain Man. will appear only in the large cities of the East and South. Early in January 1t will return to New York city for its third engage ment. then travel to Chicago for second run in that city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
SeL1a Man Asks Pertinent
 Questions as to the Campaign

brewers and whiskey ring. that all the defenders of the home and of personal liberty are whiskey soaks. saloonists and barrel heads? Shame for such ao' eusationsi
 Is 1t true that Judge weakley says that Jesus Christ did not convert water into wine at the wedding feasI at Canan? If 1t was not wine, what the Lords supper by the Disciples. presided over by the Master and in his remembrance. as the scriptures tell usf
 Will the learned Judge and Conner candidate Inform us what the disciples did drink on that memorable occasionl Shall we believe Judge Weakley or the
 Is it true that the preachers have and preaching from texts taken from the acts of the Alabama Legislature, instead of from the acts of the Apos- ties?
 any mans person or home be safe from search on suspicion and his property liable to confiscation with out judge or jury?
 that The Advertiser is paid $25,ooo year by the brewers for advertise ments? If so. how did they find 1t out? They must be in thS confidence of the brewers and whiskey wing.
 Another of their convincing argu- nlents in favor of the amendment as good as any, is that The Advertiser Is always on the minority side of pub lie questions. If so, you seem to pros- per and thrive, grow in civilization and Influence. Abused from the unthink- ing agitators helps you pecuniarily.
 Perhaps you do not wait to see which way the cat jumps. or. the trend of populace opinion before you express your own. A public journalist should lead public sentiment into proper channels, not wait to be led by charms or influenced by every passing and shifting breeze.
 Inquirer.
 Selma, November 12. 1909.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14

Editor The Advertiser:
 Is 1t true that under the Fuller bill innocent men have been arrested on suspicion in Birmingham. Selma and other places. on the street, their person and trunks searched for liquors7
 Is 1t true that houses and homes have been searched by so-caIled off- Mobile. Birmingham. Selma. Coving- ton County and other places in Ala bama. and many without warrantf
 Is 1t true that Q preacher of the Gog- pei of peace. at Athens Cor Fiorence) in an argument in favor of the amend ponent with g knife to persuade him
 Is is true that poor. man there had made ieo gallons of scuppernong wine for domestic use. was arrested. his street7 Was he pardoned by Comeri q guess not. He was probably not a comerite - may be "cowarfiy
 Is 1t true that bridegroom was ar. rested for treating his friends to wine whAre Christ furnished the wine te the guests, but at Citronelle, Ala? Is 1t true that hired spies and de- tectives are watching peaceful. law acts suspIciousiy, or they can earn . dollar thereby? And is 1t true that over officious sheriffs, marshals and policemen get $4 for every search oi arrest they make. with or without cause. under the new prohibition laws?
 If all this Is true, Alabama is gooc State to move from.
 Is 1t true that the amender preach CTS and speakers say that Ex-Governoi Jelks and Ex-Governor Cobb. H A Herbert, Senators Johnston and Bank head, Judges R. W, Walker. Brickel and Craig and thousands of our bes | and purest men. are bribed by tn'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
cnnto,n Houre Rurglary.

New York. Nov. 1S.-The Federal au- thorities are Investigating an alleged mysterious burglary which occurred in the new custom house in January. 1908. The desk of Special Agent Parr. who had been working on the sugar frauds, was broken open and It's contents rified Various memoranda of evidence that he had secured Is said to have been takeA relating especially to the sugar weigh ing frauds on the docks of the com pany in Williamsburg. A former Treasury agent is said to know some. thing of the burglary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14
aservant ip the House" Coming.

Few plays reach this city as widely advertised as The Servant in the House" which begins three days engagement at the Grand Theatre on Thursday. November 18th.
 Produced in New York city a year ago last March. it immediately leaped into fame as a result of heated news paper discussions as to the propriety of presenting. directly or indirectly d representation of Christ on the stage
 A few weeks later the leading magazines of the United States began d discussion of The Servant in the House" that has lasted up to the present time. and during the past few weeks cable dispatches from the Old World have told Of the plays success
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14

wrote I bought would write few words b of very
  ulcer whc
   bottle 0 Whskey which I 0 I never haveb been haven easiy but shouh ort tlandT R. |. D. g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-14

Up to date the expected opinion been received. It Is evident that Governor Conner and the Attorney Gem eraI are evading direct reply, The Governor Is going through the Stats telling his audiences that they can and Iiuuors on doctors prescriptions from druggists. but when the law Is quoted to him and he is asked Tor direct opinion his Secretary replies that "he is not a lawyer.