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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
TAFT'S CABINET
IS NOW COMPLETE
He Has Selected Franklin Mac
Veagh of Chicago for Sec
rotary Of the Treasury.
WRITING FOR THE MAGAZINES.
Returns TO Washington 20 Await His
Inauguration as President
March T.

New York. Feb. 21-Returniug %
Washington 90 await his Inauguration
as president on March 4. President
elect Taft left New York today lie
was accompanied by Mrs. Taft and
boarded a train leaving the Ponnsyl-
vauia railroad station .u Jersey City 90
1917 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs TAFT Left tho home OF
Henry vs.. Taft 300 west Forty-cighth
street in an automobile. accompanied
by Timothy L. Woodruff, chairman OF
the New York state Republican com
mitteo. who joined them a few min
utes before their departure from the
TAFT home.
on their way % the ferry the TAFT
party stopped for a few minutes az the
studio OF George Burroughs Torey,
who has nearly completed "a portrait OF
tho presldeut-eleCt The painting Is
made at the order of Mr.. Woodruff and
is a throc-quarter length portrait sim
liar % that Of Mr. Roosevelt which
Mr.. Terry painted for Paul MorCOn.
Mr. Taft pronounced the portrait safe
isfactory. However, Mr., Torrey 90
whom Mr. Taft has already given two
sittings when In this city Ia January
last. VIII 60 10 Washington after the
inauguration 10 complete the portrait
While I'm New York, whore he has
been since Tuesday, Mr.. Taft has COM
pleted his cabinet by the selection OF
Franklin MacNeagh for the treasury
portfolio. be addressed "a large m et-
Ing u Carnegie hall in encouragement
of negro cducnton and DO particular
ala of Hampton Institute and he last
night attended the Peace society dinner
given In honor of Efuat0T-Dlnnf j. Inu
Root Beside the engagements MIR Tat
has devoted some time 10 literary work.
although he has not done as much aa
De- hoped to towards the production OF
magazine articles De has agreed to
write
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
NO BAIL FOR sYPHUs.
Father Who Stabbed Daughter Unable
To Furnish $1,000 Bail.

Edward syphus who. a. few nights
ago. stabbed hls daughter Mrs. 'kc
Tlv.7r GOO the JEFF breast while m 20
drunken rage, was araigcd before
Juls. Bowman This morning ON the
aHHrsn ul assault with a. deadly weapon
with intent t1 DO bodily harm syuhus
pleaded not guilty and the case was
set iur March o. He was uuauI. go
furnish bail in the sum of $1,000 and
Was taken 90 the county jaI
SEphus returned to hls home n "a
drunken condition aud while DTS daugh-
ter H1s getting her 23-muutls-o d baby
tn e.0.p Che man snraug upon DTS
daughter and stabbed her i1 the Irft
breast with "a pocketkuIfe He sim
declares that BE- does not remember the
act uut says Doc was angry at hIs
daughter fur marrying Taylor. who is
au uN-c0uEict The couple have been
married for only about ono MONTH ac-
goraIug tu syphus
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
ALAMO COOPERATIVE
COLONY Is NO MORE

spokane, Wash. Feb. 2L-The Alamo
Cooperative colony. organized here FIVE
years ago los Dr. David n. McIntmn.
mainly among The members of the Pco-
Piles United church, which he had
founded, has ceased 10 exist. The col-
nuy purchased 5000 acres of land near
Bnnncrs Ferry, Idaho. and was % have
been operated along cooperative lines.
with division of labor and community
ownership. u is now announced THAI
Dr Mcluturn has sold the big farm.
aINDn mp the colony project and win
devote Dis time to revival work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
AMAZON IN JAIL.
Bolueercnt Pearl Curtis Now Has 90
Face Two Criminal Charge.

Yesterday Pearl Curtis, a young WOE
man well known to the police. inter-
fered with Deputy shern Carlson as
tho latter was escorting her friend.
Frank Hutchinson. charged with bur-
rIary 90 the county jail
Today she occupies "a cell in the prize
ou AND faces two criminal oharr s. one
of disturbing the peace and tho other
0f interfering with au officer while in
Doc discharge of hIH duty
carlson told thD young woman to
Keep away from Dim aud Dos prisoner.
bot she persisted boz walking along Tho
street and talking t0 Hutchinson FI-
nuIlY sno seized Dar.F0ns right thumb
and gave m vicious wrench. dlsIl.
DHUne tHU msmhrr carlson theu Hf-
It.I.I i1. woman .nI inuk lrr tl II.I
-h. $500 f.fe a hrlf.Hr 300 Wednesday
morning nHN ald $500 remain Ia iau
rrfn fHlt f'mf uni.H sIn cam furnish
bonds u the cum of $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
ACTOR ARRAIGNED
Member of bungalow stock Company
Accused of Forging Checks.

Alan Fars Formerly "a member oI tbe
willard Ma.E stock company playing
at tHe bungalow, appeared before
Iudao j. "a Bowman 600 tho criminal
diy 900 off the oIty court This morning
0u mo charge nl forgery. there bour
two counts In the complaint
Tho young man looked Tired and de-
iected after DIE sensational arrest 0u
a train n Wyoming and hls speedy
return from that state. Hc ls ace
cused 1I forging One uamo of Willard
Maok tHr star Of ihe company. tn
two CHECKS un tha National Bank ur
tho Republic. each calling f0r s25. auI
Oaahug tn. Same f0 ~ D. uouni. thr
complaining witness Nnunr Farr was
nnf ready u u..Hd thia morning as
b.. I|U uH HHfH council ana he Ina
rutN Hmlu morning l1r thHt UuI.
una. lU default of bonds n thr sum-
of $1,000 Boz was nanlcunoi and iakcn
10 he county ialL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
SPECIAL ELECTION

The clause submitting the question
TO the people provides that il shall be-
submitted to the qualified electors at
"a special election 70 be held June D.,
1909" A majority vote for the bill
VIII put II into effect Jan. /. 1910 while
II Il receives less than majority, then
the bin is 20 fail 70 take effect and no
further proceedings shall be had here
under"
The governor is 10 Doe furnished a
certified copy Of the canvass as soon
as u is made. and Immediately there
after the governor shall issue, provided
the bin passes, CHS proclamation de-
clarine that the people OF this state
have determined that the manufacture
and sale OF alcoholic liquor shall be
prohibited within the state and declar-
ing therein that This act shall take ef-
feet on the FIRST day of January, A. ID.
1910.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27


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numerous people were lhJuiou
ana about goo arrests were made,
Tho precautions taken bv the su-
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poo
fhN Nrm'hsit"I'nS carly bon the month
ou tho iirsr anniversary OF the as
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''ia p'p una '"" '''N
advantage 'i rho carnival time 60 iu-
duIEe boo the manifestations they want
to TO hold tbra. raaks sro Tho .as-
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

Indianapolis Feb. 21.-Bush county &C.
holding local option election today
win go dry.
During the week eleven counties have
voted against the sale OF liquor Our
OF 25 counties one has voted for che
saloon. Three llundrel and eighty sa-
looms viii be abolished as result OF
these elections
Six more counties win vote next
week..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

by this act, from one point TO another
within this state.
FOR WIVES AND CHILDREN.
Wives and children are made the sub
ject OF section 10, which establishes that
anyone injured In person and property
or means or support by any intoxicat-
ed person shall have a right OF action
for damages against anyone furnishing
the alcoholic liquor contrary 20 law.
Drug stores are hit In this clause:
Upon conviction OF any physician
apothecary, druggist. or pharmacist for
violating any OF the provisions OF this
act. 70 shall be a part OF the Judgment
Of conviction that the license TO prac
tise medicine or pharmacy is revoked,
and the court before whom such per-
son shall be tried and convicted sh3sl
cause certified copy OF such judgment
OF conviction 70 be certified to the state
board having authority To issue such
license.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

senator Hyde this afternoon intro
duced senate Joint Resolution No. 6,
asking Utah's delegation i'm Congress
10 seek am amendment TO the inter
STATE commerce net which viii prevent
railroads. shipping into any state which
prohibits it's use. alcohol in any form
HAT may be used as a beverage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27
Celebrations Resulted in Serious
RIoting and Encounters
With the Police.
HAD TO CALL OUT TROOPS.
Anniversary Of King Carlos and
Crown Prince Made Occasion
For Demonstration.

Tu-.i' Ierer'cily Eo-eua,tcd H.
streets d., p.r-uu, Made Ia BcPrc-
-eu, EmI Hiatm, and Begicidc~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

railroads are made the subject of "A
H.al clause ua folnNa 10 shall
unlawful f0r nny railroad or otlfr
ln 40 ship, receive, transport Gag
handle or deliver ans alcoholic
illoH the sale OF which b. prohibited
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

by this act, from one point TO another
within this state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-27

Tho News" Reaches the Homes ~
People 81 Quality Fact Apprc.
ciatcd by Mr. Advertiser.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26
BowlerS Are to
Visit Detroit
This Winter
American Bowling Congress Convenes
in February at Home of
Tigers.

DETROIT, Mich, Dec. appropriations
are being made for the tenth annual A, 3,
c bowling tournament, which will be held
here from February 20 to March Is. The
coming meeting OF the knights OF the pin
will excel all those of past tournaments.
The increasing popularity Of the game is
said to be due TO this as wei as the new
high marks for entries and prize money.
The conclave was held in Pittsburg last
year and nearly 1900 men entered the var
ious events.
1t is planned to make the tournament a
larger one than ever before. Already 49,
900 entry blanks have been printed and will
be sent out in a few days. From these II
is thought that a record-breaking list OF
entries will be had. Special rates will be
arranged for by the tournament committed
for those who will attend the meeting com.
ing from cities Of far distance.
The building which will be chosen as
the battle ground has fourteen alleys. II
is also said that promises will be made e
allow women bowlers TO pow in an even
Of their own.
one point which will attract the bowler
is that every five-man team viii shoot a
new pins. The contract given by the tour
nament company calls for 400 sets of Of
fetal A. B. c.. pins. Heretofore pins hav,
been changed daily, but the decision Il
make every team use new pins viii equaliz
things as never before.
When the five-man teams are through
with a set OF pins they will be used b!
the two-man teams, and later by the in
diyiduals. Thus no team will have an ad
vantage by reason OF shooting at pin
which have been subjected to an Aida!
bombardment. which Is apt to make then
fall easier.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26
oUAKERs WANT TO SEE NELSON
Plan to Have Him Fight Three Local
Men Two Weeks Apart.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 25.-Arrange-
ments are under way to bring Battling
Nelson. the lightweight champion to this
city. TO meet three local boxers. If the
plans are put through successfully, Mel
son will appear here during the latter
part Of next month. The. men whom It is
planned to oppose TO the Dane are Young
Erne, Johnny Wnletts and Mickey cannon.
II is said that the fights will take place
prior to Nelson's scheduled match with
Freddie Welsh. Nelson has already been
sounded on the proposition and appears 10
be In favor OF the plan, Nelson stated.
however. that in case he fought the men
he wanted two weeks between each bout.
and insists hat the weight be 1888 pounds
at 9 o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26

committee will be voted on at the annual
meeting in this city on January 10.
According to statements by prominent
golfers in the west, the Western COLI
association believes that IT has not been
given proper consideration by the United
States Golf association on several occa-
sions, and in the past 1t has practically
been taxation without representation.
The Minikahda and Detroit Golf clubs
have applied for the western amateur
championship next summer.
The proposed action of the Western
Golf association caused little surprise
here. 1t was said that trouble had been
brewing between the two associations Tor
some time, and the secession of the
western association had been expected.
The United States association will prob
ably a official action in the matter
and formally expel the western associa-
ton in the event of the adoption of the
proposed amendments at the annual meet
ing of the latter body on January 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26
TOO MUCH OF A G0DD THING
Feelings of Proud Father of Ten
When Tripiets Enlarged the
Family.

"One is enough, but too much is plenty"
Sam Goldsteln, 1853 Frank street, Chicago,
had a few hours before he said this Sunday
become the father of three more babies.
At the Chicago Lying-in hospital Mrs.
Goldstein gave birth to triplets, ana their
arrival makes thirteen children In the Gold
stein family. A boy and two girls came as
a Christmas present to Sam, who is a Junk
dealer. He takes the arrival OF the gifts
most seriously, for indeed their presence Is
a serious matter in the family.
"oh, yes. 1 love babies" he said last
night as he wiped away with a grimy hand
a trace of moisture from his eyes. but I
wasn't expecting SO many more at a time.
A boy and two girls. Wen. they're here
and wen have to make the best Of 4
Goldstein gave a sigh.
Il wonder what'n become OF all of 'em. +"
he went on. I'm not making much money
and it's awful cold weather. Ny wife's get
ting along all right, and ! guess the babies
are. But thirteen children-so many Of
them Youngsters tools an awful big fam
lily for a junk dealer.
mo, we haven't named 'em yet. Maybe
we Will tomorrow"
Away up a narrow. bare flight Of stairs
In a dilapidated two-story frame building
the Goldstein family lives. In a small.
dlmly lighted room filled with a great as
sortment OF babies and other children's
wearing apparel, cradles, tables. chairs ana
household effects, and reached through a
tiny hallway almost obstructed with clothes
lines. ooldstein was found. A laughter
was trying to put things In order as her
father talked.
Goldstein seemed happy, in a way, ana
then again he didn't He was wondering
what the future would bring 70 him ana
his wife and thirteen youngsters when he
Is but a junk dealer whose business, as he
says. IL bad right now.
The two new girls and boy weighed. to-
gether, twelve and three-quarters pounds.
The weight OF the boy was five pounds.
one girl weighed four and ~one-quarter
pounds and the other three and one-hslf
pounds,-chicago Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26
.PUCS DRAW The BIG CUSH
Fight Game is Now Thoroughly Sat-
urated with Commercialism.
PROFIT IN MOVING PICTURES
Indications Are that Fight Will BE
of Some Length and some Say
1T is for Benefit of he
Pictures.

NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-The pugilistic
game has become so thoroughly saturated
with commercialism that the optimist is
becoming suspicious. This talk about $780,
600 profits that is expected out of the
pictures has started the old school of fight
followers talking about fake fights. They
say ring battles are now conducted, not
to decide championships, but to mulct the
public out of money.
But there really is no justification for
this line of talk. The fighters will tell you
that the price of everything has gone up
and why shouldn't the pugilist raise the
ante. But this is not the real reason for
the so-called frenzied-finance In all
branches Of sports these days. 1t is COM
petition that is causing the sudden boom
in these days. 1t is competition that Is
causing the sudden boom in fight purses.
The same kline of competition that is re-
sponsible for booms in other lines.
In the days Of the Horton law in New
York, $4,000 was a fabulous purse to offer
for a heavyweight championship battle
The reason for this is easily explained
There were only a few clubs bidding in
those days. Now there are dozens Of fight
promoters in the field and when anything
big crops out monied men form syndicaei
and enter the competition purely for busi
ness reasons.
1t is the moving picture rights that thes'
people are after. There is where the profit
comes in. The pieture-taking business hal
been so thoroughly perfected that mega
tives made on a clear day Will show yo'
every move of the fighters and you SCI
the fight just as clear and as minutel!
as IL you sat at the rlngside.
Moving pictures of big fights are Away
In great demand throughout the civilize'
world. And there has been so much tall
about the coming battle between Jeffrte
and Johnson that theatrical concern
throughout Europe are already offering
fabulous prices for the use OF the films.
The people who are crying fake at thi
early date say that the battle is beinl
conducted purely and simply for the NOV
ing pictures and are willing TO wager tina
there is going TO be no action until a
least six rounds OF films have been used
This may sound like a good argumen
But Just as many people will want TO Sc
the pictures II only one round is fought
particularly II Jeffries wins.
But then no one expects that the figh
will be decided In one round. johnson 1
too crafty to take any chances with JEFF
in the early rounds. Jeff has the wallo
and viii try 20 land It early in the fighI
but Mr.. Johnson is going to keep movin
until he sees a chance to end the flght
He knows that his chances are better tn
longer the fight lasts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26

by the things of others as they do by their
own--Hindu.
All things whatsoever we would that men
should do to you, do ye so to them
Christian. M
Let none of you treat his brother in a
way he himself would dislike to be
treated.-Mohammedan.
The law imprinted on the hearts OF ell
men is to love the members Of society az
themselves Roman.
Whatsoever you do not wish your neigh
Dor TO do to you, do not unto him. This IL
the whole law. The rest is a mere expo.
sition Of it.-Jewish.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26
Gentle ~Cynicisms.

The only cure for old age is TO die young.
The truth that lies at the bottom OF the
well is apt to stay there.
Money talks in spite Of the fact that
lots of men want to keep 1t quiet
When we occasionally do meet a man
whose head hasn't been turned by success,
we naturally conclude that he has a stiff
neck-New York Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26
GOLFERS CHANGE THEIR SCOPE
American Association I o Have q
Field.

CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-rhe Western Golf
association will change its name to the
American Golf association and will make
any organized golf club Gin North and
South America and the islands pertaining
thereto" eligible for membership, If the
report of the committee appointed to
make changes in he constitution is
adopted. These proposed amendments
which were reported on favorably by the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26
Golden Rule of Other Peoples.

DO as you would be done by.-Persian.
Do not that to a neighhor which you
would take Al from him.-Grecian.
VIA you would not wish done to your
self. do not unto otherB.-Chinese.
One should seek for others the happiness
one desires for misunderstanding.
The true rule ia life Is 10 guard and do
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26

Heydler showed the good, hard sense of
a man to accept his old office OF secretary
treasurer after he was turned down on the
presidency. And his sense s~harpened into
business acumen when he softly suggested
that to supplement the word Of Murphy,
Brush ct al. they kindly make out a lit
tie contract for three years before he ac-
cept the position.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26

In its class without a peer.
O. T. L0UK, State Agent,
1908 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26

St Joseph business men have indicated
at the outset that they really mean bust
ness in pledglng their support to Owner
Holland next season. They have put up
1850 for him as a starter, which really
looks like the bona fide thing. With a
paying constituency in st. Joseph and a
whining team in Denve and Des Moines.
the Western league ought to have its
greatest year in 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26

Mr.. Charles webbfoot Murphy is now
wadlng into the newspapers with denials
OF everything they said he said. Well, the
newspapers certainly can have no kick
coming at a proposition TO submit their
word as against Murphy's to the public.
-
Michigan lost no time In notifying the
world OF the mistske made In electing Nil
Ter captain Of the foot ball team when he
was ineligible. ana now all colleges await
the answer To the problem. II seems strange
a man could play under such conditions.
Somehow we can't help feeling that
Chubby Charley and John t. Brsh VIII
not be able to give orders TO Tom LYNCH
lie doesn't look like the man who wound
truekle to persons OF this type, nor aoes
HIS record OF old days suggest IL.
--
II Comiskey can dedicate his new mark
as did Barney Dreyfoos his, with a men.
mani winning team, II will at least serve
to impress the fact that the South Side a
Stin on the map.
Jimmy MoAleer evidently expects to find
something for Dutch sehaefer to do next
season. He has ordered him to appear at
Hot Springs not later than February l.
The American league buried its spi,,s
question In Ban Johnson and Charley
comisksy. They are both deep enough to
sink It out Of sight.
And, by the way, that ought 10 about
settle Pueblo for the Western league.
-
II would not be astonishing or regrettable
- Isbell made the others get up and look
out for Wichita next season.
hGH Fossi Is in an enviabie position as
raw boss OF the Phniss.
FRwisr4 set buNg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-26

II you have anything to sell or trade.
advertise in the Want Ad columns Of The
Bee.