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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
BELIEVE SQUIRRELS CARRY
DEADLY BUB0NlC PLAGUE

WASHINGTON. Dec. l9.--The possible
spread OF buboulr plague through "Guir-
rCIs To such al extent a. lu bccOm" a
real menace 10 sections where no cases
havc so FAR appeared. has been called TO
tho attention Of the house committee on
agriculture by Secretary Wilson.
The public health service has asked In"
biological buTcnu "t the department OF
alyIi,,IIlturo To- devise som" means fnr de-
stroymg tho squirrels. through which. ac-
cn,dinE 20 Chief Merriam Of That bureau.
tho infection has spread. in isolated casrs,
over six hundred square miles I'm Cali
forIld.
Tho bureau has been asked 4" make q
survey oT the region infested with the
ground squirrels &" nnd the c&t"nt OF
plague manifesto iiOBS.
Secretary Wilson mas told tho commit
too that no regarded it as important Ia
stamp out the huhouc placu" as 10 make
the campaign against the foot and mouth
dscagc. another light Sin" department has
un hand but hc has made no rcconmcn-
datioD as To IN appropriation for tho pur-
pose because of tho close pruning OF cS-
pcEGilurcs ALI siouE the lluc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
HAS FAITH IN FUTURE
OF ARCTIC LABRADOR

SYDNEY. y. s.. Dee. l9.--Dhat LabCa-
dor r-nav become an important source Of
food supply. exporting large quantities Of
meat. cereals. etc. as w"ll as her present
fish shipments. IL the opinion of br WI
frid GrcufcIl. noted missionary, author
and lecturer Dr. GrcniCll and his bride.
formerly Miss Clanahau of Chicago are
ON ,hcir way from Tho United states 10
Labrador Tho doctor Is enthusiastic over
tIin outlook for extending his herds OF
reindeer imported from Lapland. 10 all
PARTS Of Labrador.
There are excellent prospects "i ihiS
dnyeIopInS into q most profitable indus
nv" lie said Their flesh makes splcn-
did food aud I loole forward 80 The time
when large quantities VIII be exported 10
y,unly The meat markets OF th" world.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
TEMPS LAVISH IN
PRAISE OF ROOSEVELT

PARIS. Dec, lD.--Tho Temps, oxtollinG
the election of Theodore Roosevelt as a
foreign associate Of the Academy nf
Moral and Political Sciences, pDys high
tribute to MIR. Itooscvc!t's political md
moral creed ana his insistcnco that
neither indiviuals nor nations have tho
right to shirl their duty
The Temps concludes;
Peace is praiscwortby. but its dCsira~
biity has been unduly cNaSCcratrd. II IN
e,,ir%d nv fear Mr. Roosevelt recalls to
our ago that war Is an cvil, but not tho
grcatcsC of evils.
Especially as tho messenger OF nation
M idr,Iiym. hc merits the eminent dis
linction conferred upon him by the insti-
tuition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
MUTILATED BODY OF
WOMAN DISCOVERED

SEATTLE. Wash. Dec. l9.-What
Is believed by the police 10 be cvi-
, dence OF q terrible crime wus found
, beneath the Wcstlukc trcsllc when
1hc mutilntod body OF Mrs Dorothy
Woodhcad was picked mp there to-
. day. The lower limbs were severed
from the trunk which was otherwise
. maugled Little blood WAS found on
The tics Of the trcstle which led the
. coroner To order the arrest OF two
. men seen with Mrs. WooJbcud last
. night in cafes. The authorities as
' scrt that the woman was dead before
her body was placed where Il car
i. must pass over IL during the uIghr.
i. Mrs Woodhead was 40 years old and
: handsome,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
Unroar IN BELGRADE.

ELGRADF!. Dec. I9.-Thc national as
s"mbly was tho scene OF an uproar sat
ur,lay. when national deputy presented
n motion calling upon tho King 10 Ibdi-
cate because IL was not likely that he
could eyer he received by foreign courts
Tho president ri the chamber refused
10 allow the motion put formally and all
newspapers mentioning the Incident have
bCcu yOn0gCutcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
SMITH COLLEGE GIRLS
TEACHING POOR PEOPLE
Special to The Tribune

SOUTHAMPTON. Mass. Doc "a
started hy George w. Cable. The distiu-
guishcd writer. endowed by Andrew
Carnegie. and now conducted by Miss
WinCrcd Dyer OF salt Lake CIty and Il
bcVy al hcT college mates at Smith col
lego. Northampton LAYS claim 10 ono ~
tho most novel and successful sociological
institutions iu IN" world
The PEOPLES Institute, as IL is called
H. conducted entirely by tn" college girls.
They teach 800 classes and nearly cYrry
thing from tho alphabet To scientific ctu-
crtiou Is covered, We're II not Cor the
aid Of Miss Dyer aud her fellow work
rrs the Club would lie n failure. for not
only do the college girls conduct the
club. but they support II financially \
thousand poor people look To th" college
girls for thvir training, Mr.. Cable stllI
directs the work,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
CIGAR STARTS FIRE,
CAUSING SMOKERS DEATH

MEDIA. Pa, Dec. i9.-Thornss yalcn
tin" Cooper, a member Of INC PcuhsyIYanll
legislature from Delaware county. and
formerly collector of tho port OF Phila-
dcIphia vas burned Ia death nj his home
,nday. when smoking cigar !u the
yI;tiug room Of his homo. Gc either foil
asleep or suffered a pnralytic stroke. Ills
hqthTub. caught fire ana hc was dead
before the ndmcs were discovered by his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
VEIN or TROUBLE RUNS
IN THIS HARRIS FAMILY

Los ANGELES Cal. Dec. l9.-Lcslic
Harris, aged -. an attorney ana brother
Of Lamar 4 Harris. whose sensational
attempt to rob a. bank In Highland. Ill,
and his subsequent suicide. caused II
sensation two months ago. was arrested
hCrc today and charged with having
robbed the SAT" lu Il store whore hc for
morly was employed. According to the
police 500 was taken and $500 was
found tho police SAY. where Harris had
hidden g. Harris refused to max" a
statement regarding the affair. lie was
The sole support of his mother, who
formerly wag wealthy ana Il leader in
society.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
Vatican Story Rcvivad
France Plays Part.

PARIS Dec. l"-Senator Decrais min
istcr at Brussels "a 1880, has been dcsic-
mated as the French representative at
the funeral Of King Leopold.
The Belgian foreign office has instruct =
cd tho Belgian minister at Paris 10 put
seals on King Lcopolds private residence
in the Champs Il Elysce and pay of The
servants. Al the instance ot Princess
LouSe's attorneys. seals also will he
placed on the property az BariuCpuUt. hat
several rooms viii be left open for tho
occupancy ot Baroness Vaughan.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
CHANGE IN DIRECTORATE
or BUTTE AND NEW YORK
Special to Tho Tribune.

NEW YORK. Doc. l9-Thc rcsiGua-
tons Of G. NJ. MinZoshcimcr. Y. Hinuard.
John g. Allen and Two other directors
of the Butte x New York Copper COM
pany have been presented TO the stock
holders
Their SUCCESSORS viii bc chosen soon.
IL Is not known Just who tncy VIII be.
but II Is learned on excellent authority
that Captain \. Il. Wnlvm. president uf
tic Butte & superior Copper company,
Limited. viii hr one ur them
II is probable" u;al Captain Wnyiu will
lac chosen prcsld'Nt ul the Euttc & Now
York.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
BODY OF LEOPOLD
LYING IN STATE
Much Formal Ceremony and
Perfunctory Tribute of Bel
gians Mark the Sabbath.
SOCIALIST PROCLAMATION
CONDEMNS DEAD KING
This Party VIII Decline to
Swear Allegiance to the
New Ruler.

BRC SSELS. Dec. 19.-Tne BODY Of
King Leopold lay in state In tic royal
palace today. while thousands filed silent
" before the catafalquc and paid homage
to the late sovereign. In the presence Of
Prince Albert and officers and dignliarics
oil the court and the government the coi-
In had been borne to the mortuary
chamber, while priests chnntcd the Mis-
ererc' and procession of nuns told the
osary for the dead.
RAISING through the garden and court
way up the broad marble staircase and
across the vast reception hall. those who
lad come 10 the palace found themselves
IN room Of state. the 6raperios OF which
we're black. with silver fringe. The room
globes and the soft glow OF hundreds
Of candles.
Guard Around Casket.
The mahogany casRet. in which the
sinS nody lay. was half draped with
tne colors of the old grenadier regiment
ana suTmounted by his daughters noral
wrcaths. IT was guarded on either side
by three officers. in uniforms glitterluc
with sold and with swords brought UP
TO the royal salute
Against the walls and between the tall
palms other officers held tho standards
OF the Kingdom
In front OF the coffin were kneeline
nuns and priests For three hours pco-
OF the impressive scene
Ihe belgian episCopatc today Issued a
pastoral euiogizinG King Leopold as the
apostle Of peace and justice, the slorifier
OF the Catholic faith and the promoter OF
christian civilization through the found
lIS ana development OF the Congo Indie
pendent State.
Socialists Are Active
ON the other hand. the general Socialist
organization has issued proclamation in
layor OF republic and condemning Leo
poIH Tor Imposing upon the country the
costly burden Of the Congo The procla-
nation adds that the Socialists decline 10
swear allegiance 10 Albert who. as
monarch, is bound TO represent the op-
preston OF those who labor by those who
iatteu OF the fruits Of labor
Princess Louise. who has commenced n
legal battle for the estates OF King Leo
pold and OF Baroness Vaughan. has not
arrived. IL Is reported that new COM
plications harc arisen which viii result
IN her refusal 50 come to Belgium alone.
Count IopylN, husband OF Princess Steph-
anic, IS herr.
Vatican Story Revived.
The Soir publishes a dispatch. from
Rome stating that IL il confirmed al the
vatican th1l King Leopold and Baroness
Vaughan were married both by n civil
ceremony and hy a religious ceremony
his daughters. otherwise he could 10,
have been abSoved.
According 10 newspapers, the EN-
press Charlotte. wi6ow Of the late Mani
milan ol Mexico. has not been informed
OF lgT brother Leopold s death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
COFFEE lS lNDEX or
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE

WASHINGTON. Dec. l9.-Amcrlca in
ten months has used $Gi.O0O. .00U worth ci
coffee, or S5i .O00. 600 pounds. EIEht-unths
uf II CnmC from South America.
Coicc Is only an Indication OF tho pro-
portions 10y which trade between tho
United states and South American i'm
calculations oi the bureau OF statistics
The total value Of all imports will be
moro than S26c GOO. 900
In return, oar exports To South Amer
exceed. the high mark IN 1907. when they
touched SSG.VOQ,0ep.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
INSURGENTS WEARY OF
WAITING FOR ATTACK

WASHINGTON. Nov l9-rhe NIcara.
guam insurgents are growing tired OF
awaiting attack, according Ia advices re-
relNod here tonight and decisive battle
between the government troops aud the
army under General Estrada may he cx-
pcct"d within The next two or three days
In Cahl"Sram TO br. CIStriilo repre-
sentative here oi in" provisional govern
m"nt Of Nicaragua. General Estrada saNS.
The enemy has been on our front for
eight DAYS. w" arc strongly c0tYrncNed
before Rama and arc awaiting the frs,
orpurluDity 10 take the offensive IN aC-
cordaucC with certain plans
May Take Offensive
What The military plans are is not made
here do not know positively. They do
clare. however, ihat Estrada undoubtedly
has hc"u cNtenj>nS and porfcctmg hts
that hr has General NasotcT's army I'm
= position where he can venture am at
tack with all hopes rf success,
Privat" dispatches from Bmcfi"ldn rn-
ccircd 10y members Of The Estrada party
here declare that th" resignation OF Pres
ld"ut Icl"y1 Is the ycrlest pr"icnsr In
formation hero says tho entire proc@cd-
Or. Madriz. General HiIs and u rcpro-
sentative OF Mexico at the NicaraGudn
capital
Vaccinations of Tn" conspiators. II Is
declared. would place Iclaya In the back
ground under the stress 81 present civ
cumstaucrs. whore hc would hc free to
dictaro thc government and direct actions
uf hlS puppets.
Tho Mexican rcfcrUcd 10 is also said
tu br a partisan Of Tclaya and to have
worked hand I'm glove with him In many
of his official acts, 1t is this close CO.
operation bctwcCu th" Mexican rCpro-
sentative and Xuluya that gives rs" Ia
q suspicion in Central American circles
here that Xc'aya looks to Mexico as the
agency whereby he Will be enabled 10
leave the country.
II was reported in naval circles that
marines now on board tn" Buffalo. who
were expected 10 arrive nj COrinto this
afternoon, were to be disembIrCcd immc-
diatcly and sent Ia ManaEua 10 protect
tho American legation there
officials nf tho navy department denied
that they know Of amy such orders and
lie state department. maintained ST.
lcDCe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
MANY Arrests Made,

EAST 81. LOUIS. III. Dec. lg-.-Thrcc
particular The description uf the high
wayunn who shot and killed Motormnn
Eugene v Goudcy. and perhaps FATALLY
street u.,l. last night. are being held to-
night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
/" lORk BANKER
DIES IN PASADENA

p. !; ;;;'hNA. I'm. Cal. Dec. 10 ~ NJ
n TYork' k'eliS % old. u retired banI,rr Of
,.>l.r a, 'i'p n lather OF George " Eycr.
q Z WIN we banking nrm of E,,,Tr &.
h 4 ho.n,it,.5, 5,'reei, New York civ died
tte.e Ny'rl mere today OF dIabctcs
n f;,,r ,2yer, his sou. arrived . IrU.
- the death u lilo older $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
aesio Bandit C2ugl,t

! z ncco ~ llS. H.. Dec. l9.-lyi1
p'algal br Sas Sa arrested ana lIcni-
, hlgiiya,, ,DnoLducior NJ. e. O'BricD
''Han = ''nn Gn who shot and killed
'Oud"" last Il.hf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
, eisnt Thousand to strjl,e

.s'liiiop ~ IiIA, p"". l0.-D-mar6ipc
. : fiiy heir union. njnr Eou.
;'s of On '"ur wcck and n wage I'm.
Ldle:. lrr cent 5000 ncrh,,. nT
!, Git ,;Hhi'n"ni Makers upiGp nT
et l5norrns.,t unanimously voted ,1
~ by sos6 " They cvpoctnJ tr lac
-yV hon-union workrrg.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
Seriously Injured.
inductOr Edward Tom. El Paso,
Takes Curve at High Speed.

At the time of the accident tho train
w:lS running thirty miles an hour. South
ern Pacific officials agcriho the wreck TO
striking u curve atLou high speed
The engine. bIEEag" car. mall car and
two tourist slecp"rs topplod from the rails
th" engine and the mail car rolling forty
feet down into a CulvcTt The other cars
turned over as they cleared the ra lis.
but did not 90 into th" ditch.
Two PullmauS and an observation car
remained ON tn" rails. aud the momcn-
tum carried them 800 feet beyond the
nrnrlAmwr-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
Slacl. Hand Tranodr

'elay ma y5'' l'.--Joscph Russo was
81 b,.n nay die. Ilc declared
4 !, ,,ociclv ln lVIuirh isa,h by members ~ a
4 llal,ur ,.ha wa aud gave the nam.
"'' no said, had followed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
Fails to Identify.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Dec. la. +.
Kcllnor, Jr.. father of Alma Kcluor the
missing Louisville girl at Washington.
Ind, today failed Ia identify the child
taken into custody carly this morning
there us his Chld.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
Iait Takes 2 VIAL.

Y sinG. IN. NJ, Dec. 1a.-Faclur =
'..saon. sn,n, ,n',s'aent TAFT. without q
isArnoon ~ l,' more than Two hour.
q ihc VIII, y walking through paI'l,s %
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
TWO ARE KILLED,
F|FTY-TWO HURT
Bad Wreck on the Southern
Pacific Near Benson. Ariz.,
Sunday.
INJURIES OF THIRTEEN
REGARDED AS SERIOUS
Train Takes Curve at Too High
Speed and Topples Into
Ditch.

TUCSON. Ariz., Dec. 19.-Enginecr
Tom Walker and Fireman " W. Bauer.
both of Tucson. were killed, thirteen per-
sons were seriously Injured and thirty
nine others cut and bruised when South
crn Pacific truin No. 4, formerly known
rs the Golden state Limited was wrecked
three miles west Of Benson a 4;0l o clock
this morning.
Seriously Injured.
Willard NJ knight. Los Angeles, mail
clerk. may die.
John Lawrence, soldiers home. Los
Angeles.
". L. Walker, mail clerk. Los Angeles.
Mrs l.. 4. Bellows. Boston, Mass
y. II. Foster. mail clcrk. Los Angeles.
William Collins. Oakland
James \. Wilson. Ontario Cal.
Mrs. James a. Wilson.
Colonel William Fife. Canauc. Mex.
Mrs Helen Morton. Los Angeles.
Miss Nellie tOrhCtr.
Edward e. Edmunds, mall clerk, Los
Angeles
I'pDInt. tpTs Edward 'I'rr,p Tbapp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
, 'Veran Soldier Diee

!, - yenys le.-Colonci Te,ycyc,
'cssnaed ana 49,. one of Tho nyo mon
4, Gun6e,. ',I'e rg successful tho as
'n o9 a nnva, prn"nCj9 IGm Lib
'N''"ei Gicl .lcrc today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
BASIS OF Claim.

Mr.. l.oeD approved the claim only ar
ter thorough investigation by iIlrri-
son Osborne, solicitor of ;lc customs.
lie had said that thu claim was valid,
in that Parr on November ~. 1907. dis
covered steel spring used by IEc COM
9any : checkers 10 influence the weight OF
drauEltS or sugar adversely. This laid
bare the scheme TO Gcfraud. and IL was
due 20 evidence obtained as ihc conSc-
that tho jury i'm the civil suit against
the company last spring gave a verdict
OF guilty. which was followed by the
paying OF the penalty. Sl%5. 5.iSG. and the
restitution OF 50 0OO. 600.
Mr. Loeb could not he seen tonight
II WAS given out AT his house that ne had
retired early and would not be dis
turbCd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
Crushed Under Engine.

Engineer Walker mad Fireman Bauer
met instant death i'm tic cab Of their en-
giuc. The injured were nearly all In the
tourist slcrpcrs and the mail car Tho
greatest difficulty was experienced in get
ting TWO of the injured mail clerks out
Of their car. while oulN prompt work ola
the part Of the train crow prevented fire
breaking out in tho wrcckIgc.
EnEuccr Walker. who WAS killed to-
day. WAS In an accident II tho same
ously injured,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
|NFORMER PARR TO
GET HIS REWARD
Loeb Approves Claim for
"Moiety" by Man Who Found
Sugar Frauds.
WILL POSSIBLY RECEIVE
NEARLY MILLION DOLLARS
Has Rival TO Claim. but Govern
ment VIII Likely Sustain
Loeb.

NEW YORK. Dec ia-Wil,iam Loeb
Jr.. co!ecto" OF ,he port OF New York
has approved the claim 10 nloicty by Rich.
ard Parr. deputy collector and origina
intorIGcr In the sugar frauds. on the 81.
1886 paid into the United states treas
ury by the American Sugar Refining
company as restitution for duties eyadel
by undcrweighlug
According 10 the statutes regulating
such awards. pau will receive mot cX-
ceeding in amount one-half Of The net
proceeds, which will mean in this case
If the claim is approved By the treasury
department, approximately 81, GOO 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
CHRISTMAS "PRELUDES"
Index to Tod0p's Tribune
Departments.
Domestic.

: Domestic +,
: Inform"r Pnrr gets his "moiety' =.
+ Two jJned. dfty-iwo hurt in .
: Southnrh paciac wreck. g.. - :
! Congress VIII loaf till Vacation :
: Good worI, or government life :
!. ~ wing service .................. I.
: Financial review of th" week.. . :
! Double tragedy It Newark, y. j.. =.
: T. complete mystery ............ :.
+ Foreign. /.
= MadriE Is welcomed at Mlua@ua =.
i Formal tributes to dead ruler OF I.
;" Belgium s....,... .,,-,........,-, .
= Local :
! Petitions Ia council to he cousid- :
:. cred .... .-..... .......s.....l ?
: F7cur do Lis bar, broken into......li :.
: Or. W. T. Suit"r laid at rcSt...,,..li :
: Should follow Christs example Ill :.
:. Bishop Rove talks oi Alaska. :
:. Socialism Is under discussion. III I.
: !
!. Sporting News, :
:. James J. Corh"it is charitable ,..., /.
= llandball tourney al Y. NJ. &. s.. . :.
: Yokcl aud O'C"nncll wTcstlc to- :
: National league batting averages. . E.
+ {.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
GOOD WORK DONE
BY LIFE SAVERS
Report Of Superintendent of the
Government Service Of
Achievements. :
MANY UNFORTUNATES IN
DISTRESS WERE RESCUED
Millions of Dollars in Property
Saved From Destruction by
Heroic Men.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l9.-NSidc from
saving hundreds az lives and millions Of
dollars worth of property. The United
States lie saving service managed TO
rcndcr assistance 60 many unfortunate
persons in distress. The annual report
Of the superintendent OF the service shows
that n woman about to bc hurled over
a blur was rescued by life guard.
while an intoxicated man about TO fall
off clock. a man who had lost his Way
in marsh, another who had broken
through the ice. two others Who had
climbed 100 feet up the face OF a cliG
and were unable to descend, and s,ll an
other, who tried to commit suicide, came
within the vision of The vigiianL guards
and wcrc saved. Five automobiles, i'm
pcriicd In marshes or uuicksands. were
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
Also Rival Claimant.

Farr is not tho only claimant for the
award. lie has serious rival in Edward
]. Anderson a customs employee. but tho
inference is that PaTr will win. for the
treasury department has ratified practic-
ally every move OF MI. Loeb IN the
sugar scandals.
There - some conflict Of statutes con-
ccvniuG payment OF this character, but
IL is said in anY event Parr viii receive
so per cent OF the amount named, or ap-
proNimatcly 500. 00n
PaIT tonight confirmed the report that
Mr.. Osborne has acted favorably ON his
claim and that MI. Loeb had ratified The
decision.
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EXpects Large Sum.

81 do not know exactly how much
Will receive" said Parr 'In exceptional
cases the government awards % Ter cent.
but moro usually. 3e or 80 per cent. M
tho other claims we're before tho So
licitor. bur the fact that mine was up
held speaks Tor itself
'Moirty' as used In connection with
the claim. denotes a part OF portion Of ~
the definition oc the word Indicates The
Stltutos prescribe:
That whenever any Officer of the Gus
toms or other persons shall detect aud
seize goods. wares Ur merchandise ia
tho act of being swucEloG. or which have
been SmugElad. ne shall lie entitled 10
such oomp"usat tiou therefore as the sec
rctary oI the treasury shall award.
IT. was largely upon PARIS discovery
Of tho steel spring. that employees o; the
American Sugar Refining company w"r"
convicted last week .Nt present he has
charge of tho weighing department OF the
customs service here.
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"A Great Newspaper"

Is the general opinion G. all who
follow the course Of Tho Tribune.
And it is a Cuisines gc,ter" for
those who patronize its ad columns,
too.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-20
Record Of Disasters.

I'm tho last fiscal year there wcro 1876
marine disasters. involving tho lives OF
5000 persons. that called the lfc-savlns
service into activity. Seventy two vessels
were totally lost although only thirty
people persisted in consequence.
The total value of the property involved
I'm these disasters WIS Sl6.lUh.oso. th"
vgIu: of the property lost being $3.50
$50
or III. 1916 vessels meeting disaster.
the Nfn-SnyiuE service rendered assist
ancc to 1919. valued. with their cargocs,
at Sl3,&lS.Sl|.
Suporlutcndcnt NimbaiI Of tho service
comments in his annual report upon The
remarkable scope of The lGc-saNiuE on
cratIOus by the use Of power llcDu1IS.