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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
DIVORCE PRooEEDURE.

Divorce courts win be under the nee
cssity Of revising their present sys-
tenn of rules OF practise. provided a
bill introduced by Senator Badger be-
comes a law. it follows:
The complaint or petition shall be Ia
writing and verified by the oath OF the
plaintiff. and no decree In divorce shall
be granted upon default on otherwise,
except upon legal testimony taken In
the cause; and AN hearings and trials
for divorce shall be had before the
court and not before master referee
or any other delegated representative,
and shall in am cases be public; and
the court. ln AN cases loo divorce. shall
make and file IT'S findings and DEGREES
upon the testimony
A second bin by the same author
provides that tho courts may grant d
decree OF divorce Tor the following
reasons. after tho plaintiff has been
o. bona nde resident of the stat. and
county n which the uit is entered for
one year prior 90 the time tho action
is started.
Impotency of the defendant at the
time of marriage
Adultery committed by che defendant
subsequent 10 marriage
Wnlful dosertion of plaintiff hy dee
PENDANT for more than one yoa.
Willful neglect ot defendant 90 proc
yido for plaintlm tha common nocossa-
rles uf lite f0l more than one ye.r
Hubitual drunkenness of defendant
ION moro than ono year
Conviction of defendant Tor felony.
Cruel treatment of plaintiff hy the
defendant 90 the extent of causing
great bodily injury or mental distress
20 plaintiff
Permanent insanity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
INTERSTATE BRIEFS

Lincoln DaX at Epiuaim--Luoou
day Feb. ~ viii Doe httuEy obseRe ca
in the assembly hai of the SNOW aca-
DENY Professors iIom the academy
and others VIII speak ou the Die 81
Lincoln Little Arthur Millards0u.
enc six-year-Old sOn of Mn. and Mrs
chris Wllardson. died early This morn
inF from "a severe case of typhoid ie-
YER This rs che only ease of typhoid
iu this city but there is one case of
diphtheria.
Briefs from Stirling. Albcrta--'rho
T. 4. AZ. l. A. gave social laHt Woo
nesday evening in honor of Mrs. A. E.
Tauns. The Literary society gave
Am Interesting program few evenings
ago. attended by "a large crowd. o.. d.
Nh aud Mrs Raymond q Hardy are
rejoicing over the arrival of "a hno baby
boy. Mr.. j N. SoeloY De- visiting
relatives aud friends u Utah
a ncW mcetlughoure is under course
of erection 40 meet tle demands of
tha increasing population. Tile huIll-
ing viii boz "a credit to tho town when
completed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
SOUTH JORDAN.
SUCCESSFUL FAN,
Three DaXs OF Ecsutity and anus,
ment Bring out Local Talent.

Special Corresponding
south Jordan. sail Lakc CO.. F.b o.
Tho people OF south Jordan have just
concluded n most successful fair and
hall on the 9th and 2sth uf january.
Five committees, consisting of about 60
ladies and gentlemen. were appointed 60
carry ou the work as follows. Commit
tot ON farm produce and livestock ll-
dies handiwnrk and fine arts, refresn-
ments. merchandise Amusement, decor
alton.
There was m excellent display on the
side or cattle. pisa. Sheep. turkeys,
chickens. geese, ete., also grains fruits
and -four We're sold ln this department
Iu the ladies' hau0iWork and Zine arts
department ID WAS tue unanimous opin-
ion OF am who saw it that DO was tho
finest display ever shown by amy single
ward bon salt Lake county
Thp lsh pond rcfroshmcnt stand and
restaurant all did rushing business.
the tables fairly Eroaucd with tho good
thiugs 0f The earth ANA the meals serve
ed would have satisfied the taste Of
ON az niEht of Tie 95h. the south
Jordan Dramatic company presented the
celebrated comedy drama, strife to
a packed house The play was very
and artistic triumph
ON Che -itl vaudeville entertain
meut was given Go "a crowded house The
loch magician and YentriloquIsl Mr
James ~ Mahcy. did some very clever
work ln lha line and was ably assisted
hN other gentlemen and ladies iu songs,
luartets piano, organ oEd violin solos.
rhe festivities closed ou lhc ulght of
the @tu with grams ball. with coYs
orchestra in Attendance Upwards OF
sllm was realized which viii ba used
to Improve ana hcautlfN lho ward house.
Great credit is due Chairman Gordon
81 Beokstcad aud the members .i mo
committees tor Ihn ubiD Inu rt.resflI
manner boz which coo fair RaH conducted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03

semester Nearly an the now ones aro
h the beginners grades
THIRD WARD REUNION.
AZ The moctlngh0use last evening tna
church members of thc Third ward OF
this city held reunion iu
honor of the retiring hishopriC. Bishop
James Wethorspoon and his counsoiors.
Gilbert Torkoson and Peter Anderson.
A huo program was rendered. and e.
very enjoyable time was had. Each of
ihc guests Of honor was presented
with handsome gold watch fob.
The civic Improvement league mos
last might and decided Co work for the
Improvement OF Ogdon's business
streets by having the poles and other
unnecessary distractions removed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03

II your meals G..t tempt YOU. or
you feel bios 'ed after eating and YOU
believe % IS the food which fills you.
&c what little You eal lies liko n lurnp
of lead on your stomach. N there Ia
difficulty in breathing after eatlne.
eructations OF sour food and acid.
heartburn brash or a belching OF gas.
you can make up your mind that YOU
need something for q sour stomach
and Indigestion
10 make every bite Of food YOU eat
ald On the nouNshmeut and strength
OF your body YOU must rid your stonn
ach OF pOisons exec ssivs acid and
stomach gss which sours your entire
meal-interfere with digestion and
causes go many sufferers OF Dyspep-
sia Sick Headache, Nauseous breath.
and stomach trouble OF all kind: Pu-
trefying the intestines and digestive
canal, causing such misery as Bill
iouSuess, Constipation. Gripping. etc
Your case is no dimerent-you are
stomach sufferer. though YOU may call
it BY some other name. your real amt
only trouble is that which Won a IL
does not digest but quickly termerts
and sOurs, producing almost ans uu-
healthy condition
A case OF Pape's Diapepsiu tfIl cost
ffry cents at any Pharmacy here and
WIN convince any stomach sufferer
FIVE minutes after taking one Trian-
guile that Fermentation and Sour
stomach is causing the misery OF In
digestion.
No matter n you call your trouble
catarrah OF the stomach Nervousness
or gastritis, OF by any other name
always remember that a certain cure
is waiting at your Pharmacist any
time you decide to begin its use.
Pape's Diapepsin will purify tho
sourest and most acid stomach within
hve minutes. and digest promptly
without any fuss or discomfort all OF
any kind OF food you could eat
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
ANOTHER INSURANCE MT.


an insurance measure TO create a
yuan department OF insurance along
limos desired by The insurance writer's
or the state has come into the state
senate. II was introduced yesterday
afternoon by senator b. y. smith. and
lengthy measure, going into every
pnAae or establishing am Insurance de-
ielt ment and then Regulating 81.
This bin provides that "a state msur-
ance commission be created. thc COM
missioner Go serve under the govern
nor's appointment for "a term of four
years az $4,000 per year. 90 Doe assisted
nN deputy az S2l00 per year. The
tax on Insurance shall remain as at
present, while la the bills introduced by
senator s. j. Stookoy. the tax is raised
while the salary of the commissioner
is placed at $500 with that of his as
sistant at Si.S0O AN present Insurance
HWs are 20 be repealed under the pres
ent billi the measure Offering substitu-
tons for an conditions. Il is "a lengthy
document consisting Of 18 typewritten
pages much Of whose space rs filled
with strict regulations. Insurance men
declare that these regulations will not
lhJufe the reputable companies doing
q legitimate business. but that fake
companies win seriously suffer The
Dill contains many measures from
california and Colorado legislation
along similar lines
The fees prescribed for the insurance
companies are as follows
For filing power-of-attorney aud
statement preliminary To- admis-
sion tOreign Companics) ......850.OO
For hline articles Of incorporation
ana bylaws of foreign compan-
les, and examination thereof ... $500
For Ming annual statement ...... 5000
For certificate of authority 10
transact business On this state 800
For each copy of certificate of
au hority for use of agents and
solicitors Observation-Disclosures. 200
fof preparing synopsis of annual
statement for publication and
certifying the same ............ 500
For each copy of any paper filed
In commissioners office, per
folio ........ ,...........,...... 20
For afiiNing the seal OF the Office
ana certifying any paper ...... 100
The practise Of rebatmg is attacked
In clause making it a. misdemeanor
TO be punished as such The bin viii
be handled ina committee along with the
St0okey measure, which emphasizes
clauses requiring Insurance companies
TO pay full value of the policy for loss
es by fire, unless they prefer to repair
existing damage, and requiring also
q raise in tax from lH mills 60 a 2-miU
rat,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
AErER sPIrE FENCES.

Senator Badger is not a lover Of the
spite fence, and he wants an such elm
mated from future civilization, to SEE
cure which condition he has introduced
the following bill in the senate:
Amy fence or other structure in the
nature Of fence unnecessarily exceed
ing five feet In height, mallciCusly
erected or maintained by the owner,
lessee or occupant Of land. intended to
spite, iniurc or annoy am adjoining
owner. lessee on occupant. shall be
deemed a private nuisance and per-
son injured either ia the comfort or
enjoyment of his estate thereby shall
have an action for the damages sus-
tained thereby, and an injunction may
be granted to restrain the malicious
erection thereof; and where any owner.
lessee or occupant has maliciously
erected such a structure with such in
tent, "a mandatory Injunction VIII lilo
10 compel its abatement and removal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
Provo
COUNTY APPOINTMENTS.
Funeral or Joseph T.. Craham-Di
Norcc Hearing in District Court.

Funeral of Joseph T.. Craham-Di-
Norcc Hearing in District Court
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Feb g.-Dr. Hcrber, s. pvno
was appointed county physician by tho
board OF county commissioners at the
meeting held yesterday
The following road supervisors vsero
appointed. Henry M Smith. Cedar
Fort j. s. Bills. Payson: A. Holman.
Pleasant Grove William Edwards was
appointed constable att Goshen.
The following fees tor january were
reported collected by county officers.
Clerk S3'0o0i recorder S5H.a0. sheriff.
S1O3.f5.
THESE WILL WE'D.
A marriage lIeorsc has been .-u.d to
Ernest N Parker ana Edna 81. No4Dr
both Of American Fork
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
The divorce suit OF JANE Eliza Brad
ford u.s. Hill Lee Bradford is sim u.-
fore the court and evidence is being
taken
g. t. GEAHNMS FUNERAL
Tho funeral oc Joseph J.. Graham
was attended ny nrgc cougrega aou
of relatives and friends. The following
speakers dWtll ou the noble character
OF the departed. Elders Albert Jones.
Evan Wriic d. g. Hcnuchscn. John
Hitcnie and Bishop D.. j.. Nelson The
ward choir rendered beautiful vocal see
foDtiOUa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
NO REDTCE M.

senator Herschel Bullen's bill to re-
duce the initiation foe for non-resi-
dent students at tho Agricultural COLI
lege of Utah from SIS to so was read
for the third time in the senate yestsr-
day afternoon. but was not placed upol
It's passage for the reason that Senator
Miller expressed a wish to speak upon
the bill. ana said he was not ready. II
was therefore made "a special order for
Monday next. II Is understood that the
object Of the bin is 10 make the college
more attractive 10 students over the
Idaho line, many of whom do not at
tend on account OF this high fee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03

Annual Stockholders Meeting
Sf,OOO.OOO Bond Issue

Annual Stockholders NIcptfur---
~ oOo ooo 9ond -,
ogden, Feb. 3.-At the annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Ogden
Rapid Transit company the following
directors were elected ior tine ensuing
year David Eccles, A. S. Browning,
George Mattson, "a. II. Rolapp, III. IT,
Suencer r. +. Porter aud charles IA.
kicher The reports OF the officers
We're received and filed.
The directors were authorized o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
IIRRARIEs AL GYAINAsIuMs.

The library-g gymnasium movement
has received from the Utah Legislature
Indications of substantial support in
tor John Y. smith creating a library
gymna stun commission with an APP
preparation of $1,000 for each biennial
period.
The commission is TO consist Of five
members, to be appointed by the super
intendent Of public instruction, and
they are to establish and maintain free
Libraries, TO receive and hold property,
10 sue and be sued, make contracts,
and receive gifts, donations and be-
quests, enact bylaws and regulations
for the conduct Of the institutions they
are to establish.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03

prohibition legislation it Is too early
90 state since oach member intro
uuring q hlll may designate some COM
miltce 60 which hc wishes 10 referred.
following the precedent set yesterday
by PresIdnnI Nnrannr-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
LEGISLATIVE DOCKET


NEW SENATE BILLS,
4. b. &c. Gardner cullen hotel bin.
referred 10 manufactures and come
morce and Judiciary committees Jointly.
81 b. 5I. Burton-An act 10 amend
section 1867 Complied Laws of Utah.
1909. relating tu apporlionment ana
use of school funds education commit
loa.
IS. B 81. Bullcu Amending sections
ss0. ana l3O1 of INC Compiled Laws uf
man. la1s. relating 10 tho name of the
state NOMINAL school lta relation io
the university courses oft study noe
mai 4chOlaIshsps. CUItihCatea ANA ll-
ulnmas. education committee
~ %. Bullen-Au act 90 amend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
$4,000 ACRES LAND

ITO be opened for settlement under
Carey Act, az Gooding Idaho. on Feb
ruary Sth. Reduced rates via oregon
Short Line February ., 6 and z: limit.
February 18th. See agents for rates
and further particulars. City Ticket
Office, 20: Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
YOUR HOME

Wired for electric lights and beautiful
chandeliers, s. down does n. Ask about
our easy payment plans
WASATCH ELECTRIC SERVICE co.
As =. O. Place Rell phone, main 22l6.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
BINGHAM.
noGAN STORE ROBBED.
Fifteen Guns aud Pistols the Booty
Taken by Marauders.

Special Correspond
Bingham Canyon. reb. 3.--Tbe hard
ware store OF John Began situated on
Main street was entered by burglars
last night and Is gums and revolvers
were taken. Entrance was effected
from the rear but the marauders left
no trace to help the officers iu appre-
bending them. From the tracks at the
rear door the robbery is supposed to be
the work of boys.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
SUIT FOR DAMAGES

The Hanson Live stock and Feeding
company has nled suit In the district
court against the oregon short Lime
and the Union Pacific railroad cone
pauic4 I'd recover damages In tho sum
SUl2 lG alleged to Doe due for losses an
,uried 100 a shipment of cattle belonging
tJ tine platinum the complaint alleges
that ON or about April s, lyOS, at Logan,
tHe plaintiff loaded $50 head of ca.ts
for the Omaha market. THAT by rea-
son OF tho negligence of tine companies
the cattle received improper attention,
were handled uusKifully, were not Civ
600 enough and proper feed On route,
etc.. and that by reason of AN these
statements the cattle shrunk in value
S5so.l6 and that the sum of $500 WAS
paid out for feed. for which damages
aru asked
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following boy County CLERK Dye:
Robert ELIAS Hogan and Eliza Ma
lam. both of ogden.
Joseph Piugrgc and Florence NJ. Hug
gett. both 0t ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
FAV0RlTE FOOD
CAN BE EATEN
You Will be Able to Go to the
Table and Enjoy Your Meals
Without Fear Of Dyspepsia
Or Upset Stomach.
CURES STOMACH MISERY.

Let Diapcpsn Take Care Of Your
Meals Untn Your stomach Gets
Strong-Evcrything You Eat
VIII he Digcsicd and Noth-
ing Left tu lermcnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
OGDEN.

ss.s'.ss-,s ...'''.'''.ss
OGDEN OFFICE:
Basement First National Bank
Brndinr.
Corrcss Indrut. u. e. Spencer.
Circulator. g. G. Brown. ".
/. Home Phone. Bell 117S-y.
\ Office phones SCI p II. j62 Ind.
Home Address ....bi8 seth st.
once open from $50 to 1880
\ a. M. and 20 ESQ p. m.
Patrons are requested 20 make
i. immediate complaints regarding
(, unsatisfactory delivery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
sWITCHMAN KILLED.

Adyicos were received iu the city
yesterday afternoon at the office of the
Jnlon Pacinc railroad company, from
Green River MyO. to the eject Ihur
harry g.. Wright a switcnmdn IN the
company's employ at that place was
instantly Killed the night before while
coupling an engine ON to the over
land Limited train. AS there We're uu
Witnesses to the accident 1t Is pre-
summed that the man must have slipped
while making the coupling The de-
ceased leaves wife and three children
residing in Cheyenne. IL is stated
that me was member of the Brother
hood of Railroad Truiumen and car
Iicd 50 500 Insurance ina that company
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
PAssENGER LOsEs POCKETBoOf

Miss Mamie Follett OF Cheyenne, Wyo,
after purchasing "a ticket for san Fran
cisco In this city, and while waiting Cor
her train found that She had lost her
pocketbook and was absolutely without
means 10 continue her journey. She
reported her predicamcnt 10 Depot
Master Shields and said she had "a
brother in Cheyenne. MI Shields semi
"a telegram 90 the young lady's brother
and in less than 20 minutes money was
telegunlhcd 60 the young lady who was
enabled TO continue her journey.
BIG CLASS ENTERS HIGH SCHOOL
Supt Allison of tine city schools states
that out of total OF ma mid-yclr
graduates from tho Eighth grade, So
haNa already entered the high school.
This i- considered au exceptionally
good showing as many of the sradu-
atr- stop when .hey get past tho eighth
grade. iu the grades there We're 1872
new pupils enrolled for the second
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-03
LrAIIAN NELn.E -.

bomly fought is awaited with inter
es. by the public
ITALIAN RELIEF FUND.
Vice Consul Jesse Frazzmi has tcle-
sraphou to General Consul A. ROssI
OF Denver VINO I= representative OF tho
ltautu government, tnc sum of $500, So
as % rcdct fund for the earthquake
sufferers Tine money was raised u
U-uou by tine general committee ape
pointed by che mayor and or which
rIazZHf WAS "a member
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-02-25
MANY GUESTS
NOW AT JEKYL
SOME OF THE BEST KNOWN PEo-
PIE IN The COUNTRY
VISITING AT RESORT.

There are on Jekyl island at pres
ent an unusually large number Of
visitors and among them are some of
the best known people in the country.
Several large parties have arrived
within the past few days and the club
house as well as a majority of the
cottages are now wen filleI.
Among some OF the most prominent
people on the island who have ar
rived recently are James A. Scrym-
ser, president of the Atlantic Gable
company; VIM Rockefeller Winston
Churchill the famous author; Klaw.
Of the well-knoWn theatrical firm of
Klaw & Erlander. =. S, Maurice
Charles Lanier, president of the Jekyl
Island club. and a prominent New
York banker; Mrs. Frank Goodyear.
widow of late president of the Buf-
falo & Suspuehanna railroad; Mrs.
Shrady. widow of the late prominent
physician and mother Law of Ed
win Could Robert Pruyn. a New York
banker. Frederick Baker, Edwin Gould
Henry X. Porter, of Plttsburg. a for
mer congressman from Pennsylvania,
and a number of others.
The season on the island has been
a most successful one and a number
of other guests will arrive during the
present week.
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FOR BIC
INAUGURATION
PARADE
MANY CLUBS FROM ALL SECTIONS
OF THE COUNTRY WILL BE IN
THs LINE eRAOE WILL Sc A
MOST NOTABLE SlGt.f.

Washington, d. c.. Feb. "a - No
steam rollers will appear in the inau-
sural parade, for Maj. Cen. J. Frank
IN Bell has issued an order eliminat-
ing all freak ideas from the big show
on Pennsylvania avenue.
There viii be many bands in the
paraue, and large number OF march
ing clubs.
In order that Mr. Roosevelt may
not feel lonesome while all this iubi-
hation over MIR. TAFT is going on, his
near neighbors down on Long Island
have decided to come in body and
they viii bring a band
The constabulary band, Of the Phil
ppines, under the leadership of Wal
Ter Loving, a Washington negro, aud q
graduate of the Boston Conservatory
OF Music, a band which created SEN
sation at the ST. Louis exposition. will
escort The president and the presi-
dent-elect from the white house to
the capitol the morning of March
4th.
The famous "pickaninny band" of
the Jenkins orphanage, of Charleston,
S. c., will have conspicuous place
in line
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MANY MAT TIERS
UP FOR ACTION
HOUSE FIXES THE PRESIDENTS
SALARY AT SEVENTY. FIVE
THOUSAND A YEAR.
No Increase fer Vice Pres aene, FED
eral Judges and Speaker o7 the
House-.,umber OF Bills 2a4
Resolutions Passed.

Washington, d. c.. 4eb 24.-The
house and senate got to real business
today and disposed OF matters in rapid
order. Many important bills and res
olutions came up during the day and
were acted upon. In fact it was
probably Ike busiest day the national
congress has had in many months.
The senate passed the house joint
resolution inviting France and Great
Britain to participate in the three
hundredth anniversary of the discov-
cry of Lake Champlain to be held
during the first week in July
The territories committee voted to
4 against reporting the statehood bill.
On a motion made by Senator AID
rich February y was fixed as the date
for eulogies out CT respect to Repre-
sentative Granger, of Rhode Island,
who passed away recently.
The agricultural bill was taken M
at the close of the morning business.
The senate insisted on its amend
ment to the naval bill restoring ma
rines to the battleships of the navy
and preventing the purchase of pow
der from the powder trust or any
powder combine except in case OF
war. The bill was sent back to the
committee.
The Judiciary committee met to
consider the report on the Tennessee
Coal & Iron case. 4 vote on this
matter win lie taken In the house on
Monday
The Moore resolution, inviting the
international Navigation congress to
meet in Philadelphia in 1911, was
passed.
A bill giving the states OF Michigan,
Indiana and Illinois the right to enter
into an agreement for the adjustment
of criminal jurisdiction of their water
ways was passed,
Consideration of the sundry civil ap-
preparation bill was resumed.
The house voted to increase the sal.
ary of the president from $4,000 to
$4,000 per year. but rejected an in
crease in the salary OF the vice presi-
dent, speaker OF the house of repre-
sentatives and federal judges and sent
the s%natorship appropriation bill back
to the conference.