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The Washington times., 1909-11-08

The Tammany Congressman are gong
70 have new troubles in Washington
as well as at home, because Of the
overturning Tammany received In the
election the other day.
Every since March 10, when the Tam
many members deserted their party and
lined up with the Cannon Republicans
in order to save the Cannon rules Of the
House, the majority CT Democrats have
been figuring on means to punish the
Tammanyites.
Democrats Are Vengeful.
More than that. the Bryan Democrats
have been vengefui because Of the
knitting which they believe Tammany
gave the Nebraskan at the New York
polls a year ago. whed. TAFT carried the
greater city by 1900 L has not b en-
exactly easy to get at these Tammany
people, because they have beer so con-
ndent of the secure 1rosition of their
home backing. They voS "a for the Can
non organization on orders from Tam
many Hall direct, and they had no
doubt that they would be held safe
for IT,
But now Tammany ~ down. Dan
Cohalan. uBhr. tra usmitte1 the orders to
Washington for the reinforcement Of
Cannon, and Murphy himself, who
acduiesced In the arrangement, al
though he was never enthusiastic about
It, are both In disrepute with their fol-
lowers They viii be able TO do mighty
little for the members of the House
who deserted their party
The Democratic caucus may ind ex-
cuse before the next session Is very old
TO take up the whole subject. In fact,
there is report that Bryan and his
people consider this a. good time 10 do
some real disciplining q Tammany. and
to put the national party fairly on rec
ord as opposed to the Hall. and prepared
10 get along without it.
Republicans May Ignore It.
To accomplish all this It would be
necessary simply for the Democratic
House caucus 10 take cOgnizance Of the
Herbert Parsons charges about the
Cannon-Tammany deal The Republi-
can caucus is expected 90 Ignore II q
possible, but Champ Clark. Democratic
leader. is going TO be asked to consent
The Washington times., 1909-11-08
Republicans May ignore It.
FAMINE ENDANGERS TOWNS.

SHENANDOAH. Pa. Nov. S.-Suffer-
ing from a water famine following a
long drought many towns in this sec
ton are practically without fire pro-
lection. as the water Is shut of at night.
Residents Of Aforea have TO carry water
for domestic purposes two miles. The
coal companies haul water twenty-five
miles Factories and minor operations
are shut down for lack of water.
The Washington times., 1909-11-08
KURACHI WILL CARRY
OUT ITS MISSION
Will Meet Russian Minister OF
Finance in Paris for Important
Conference.

PARIS. Nov. Sin spite Of official
denial IL is learned today on the au-
thority Of a special dispatch from Pc
King that n Kokovson. the Russian
minister Of finance. VIII hold an im-
rortaur general conference with Mr..
Kur9chf. director Of the political bu-
reau OF the Tokyo foreign office, who
has arrived at Dalny
Prince Ito. who was slain. was 10
have conferred with NJ. kokoYs0ff.
The Washington times., 1909-11-08

Millions Of women throughout the
world use Cuticura Soap and Ointment
for eczemas, rashes. feelings, irritations,
inhammations, chafngs. pimples, black
hair, sanative, antiseptic cleansing, and
for the toilet, bath and nursery.
The Washington times., 1909-11-08
NORFOLK s WASHINGTON
- STEAMBOAT co.

Every day in tho year cor Fort Monroe.
steel palace steamers Southland" New
oort News NORFOLK and Washing ton :"
" Wash 'ton...6;45 rml Nv. POrtsTnOuth...s pm
Lv. Alexandria 700 Dml Lv. NoTfolk.......s pm
Ar Fl MoDrce.-l smILv. TT. MonrOs...T pm
Ar HIorfolk.-..S;00 ami Ar. Alexandria. ESQ am
Ar. Portsmouth.S 30 amlAr. Washlngton--.I am
EgGeneTal Ticket once. 40 18th St. Bond
Building. (PhonS Main tb2o.)
7th ST. wharf Phone Main sTS0i
W. ID. CALLAHAN. GenI Pass. Agt
se26-tt
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
VIII cure your cold
BROMO- -FEBRIN
while you sleep.
To Patrons

Ny business at the lunch counter
having reached such proportions that
I cannot continue to serve lunches
and do justice to the bakery, I have
decided to close out the lunch coun-
ter, and after to-day Saturday Dec.
lsth) no moro lunches will be served.
] Will continue to run the bakery In
an up-to-dste manner and everything
found In . frst-class bakery will 81
ways be on hand.
H. L. GRINsTEAD.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
War Declared--On Wolves
A dispatch from Rifle (last 6atnr-

A dispatch from Rahs (iast 6eeor-
day. says:
Western slope stockmsn from the
territory reaching from New Castle
70 Grand Junction and north b
Meeker and the White river vsltsy.
met at Rifle today sud organised tbs
Western Slope Wolfe association -
rid the range Of wolves nov ravasing
herds. A similar organization was
perfected In August In tho Piceance
country and since that time has pasd
bounty on l8 wolves and 70 coyotss.
Tho association today voted y
assess all members csnts . head On
cattle and horses and cent on sheep
and goats, the fund to be used In pay-
ing W. for esch wolf killed. II Will
also appeal to the con,missiopers Of
Garfield and Mesa counties and OK
that the bounty be duplicated from
county funds, 10 that each wolfe
killed will net the slayer t91 In ad-
'dition to the $3.50 state bounty. Ono
man near Rifle says he has lost four
yearling calves within 20 days.
others reported similar losses.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25

Ifyou are suffering from biiiousness, con-
stipstion, indigestion, chronic headache,
invest one cent In . postal card, send to
Chamberlain Medicine Co., Des Hoines,
Iowa, with year name and address plainly
on the back, and they will forward you .
free sample of Chembsriatns Stomach and
Liver Tabista sold BY CITY Drug Store.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
And So We Grow

Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan diving on the
old Salmon ranch) were honored
with . visit from the stork last Satur-
day evening, who left . girl to assist
in The glad Christmas tidings.
To show that he plays no favorites
the ever benign bird, also paid visit
to the home Of, Henry Hfner and left
. boy.
Dr.. Nahoney officiated ct both
events and reports all we'll.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
Special Rates to Apple Show via
The Midland Route

On January the 4th, The Colorado
Midland will make the very low rate
of 31I.OO for the round trip on train
No. lO6 to Denver and return account
the National Apple Show. There
will be chair cars, coaches, diner and
and Pullman Sleeping cars on this
train. You should communicate with
r. e. Vickery, General agent, Grand
Junction 1t once and secure your
In sleeper.
The rate to Denver and return on
January End and 8rd will be one fare
for the round trip. limited to Jan. 10.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
Coming and Going.
Mrs Hamper has returned fror
Denver.

Mrs Hamper has returned from
Denver.
Bert Salter Of the Park did his
Christmas trading Monday.
Mrs Henry T Wilson Of Flag creek,
was assisting Santa Claus Monday.
|; Walter v Whalin Of Axial, was
visitor at the Meeker hotel Tuesday.
JIG Langlas and wife Of Buford,
we're guests at the Meeker Sunday
and Monday.
Miss signe Ehnbom left for Denver
Thursday to spend the holidays in
the capital city.
Hank Kuehl,of Buford. spent few
days In town this week the guest Of
M and Mrs Fred Kracht.
Nm, Margaret Jones and Miss Jones
Of the Park visited town Thursday to
do their holiday shopping.
w B Salter will be one Of the num-
srous Powell park ranchmen who
will attend the Denver Stock Show.
Albert Suter left Thursday for
Mansanola, Colo, on . business mis-
sion, and while there will visit
friends, returning after the holidays.
Among the Rangely folks up from
Oiidom this week were: Manager
Fred Nichols Of the Coltharp COM
pany, TT Devine and Jim Coltharp.
MrsTA on,mst and d.nvht.r de-
,.,ted va.tsrd., -, M.rhis ~hera
thev viii .nend the holiday SEASON
with Mr. Ouimet. Later on Mrs
Ouimet will 20 to Lafayette, Ind,
fber old eastern home) for . lengthy
visik
pps.,,h ,-om c.r,h.o. M vho
i. ~ v,.,t;ro ~. s,.tsr NJ. RC Hovav
.na h-o.har. Ton Ana Murr st,th, i,
.-ch.noad oraetinos With nnmerons
Meeker friends Tuesday. Mr. stith
was : former resident Of this valley.
IN. Howevs r.ceived Am for
s.aa,. a. sn ~. cov. and Ma6 for
ho,,srs ~ K.nsas CITY The .teers
80. ,,uht nm wtl.cr ~. McH.t-
IN md pA John.on rara nm the
m..t.t ..ma time aud f.red .hont
-. same
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
When II l. Too Late

No public official was aver success
full who failed to appreciate those
who helped place him In ohice.-Den-
yer Democrat.
Very few ever get this fact through
their craniums, however, until they
are politically dead and buried
Golden Transcript. y
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
Home for the Holidays

Msekss.s university and college
boys and girls arrived Sunday night
Among them were Miss 0oldia
Wilson, Victor Moulton and Percy
Rigby from the State Upiyersity /;
Robert Proctor, Harry and Bert
Golfer, Frank and Alfred johnson
from the Agricultural college.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25

Assistant miller, R. g. Lyon had .
hand badly hurt in the flour mill
Tuesday. DR.. Mahoney dressed the
injured member, but Mr.. Lyon will
be oil duty for some days as result
Of the mishap.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25

A sprAined ankle will usually disable the
injured person for three or four weeks. This
Is due 70 lack Of proper treatment. When
Chsmbsrlains Lintnent is applied . cure
may be effected In thrSe or four days. This
IMMINENT il one Of tie best and most re-
markabie preparations in use. Sold by City
Drug Store.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
r. H. Taylor. dentist, Meeker.
For Sale

For Sale
My stock Of undertaking goods,
pictures, picture mouldings, room
mouldings, picture frames and other
goods. H E HoLLowAY,
Meeker, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25

The greatest danger from innuenss 10 Of
its resulting in pneumonia. This can be ob-
Waited By using Chamberlain 3 Cough Rem-
dy, ss1t not only cures influenza, but coun-
tsracts any tendency Of the disease towards
pneumonia. Sold by City Drug store.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
Will cure your cold
BROMO. .FEBRIN
while you sleep.

Many persons nnd themselves affected
with persistent cough after an attack Of
tnhuenzs. As this cough can be promptly
cured by the use Of ChsmbsrIsins Cough
Remedy, It should not be allowed to run on
until 1t becomes Troublesome. Sold by City
Drug Store.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25

The peculiar properties Of Chamberiains
Cough Remedy have boon thoroughly tested
during spademics Of influenza, and when 1t
was taken In time We have not heard Of .
single case Of pneumonis. Sold BY city
Drug Store. =
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
A Fine Ranch At . Bargain

The L. n. Boner ranch In Powell
park, for sale at t86 per acre; 900
acres; all under water and plenty Of
1t; land all under cultivation. Poor
health Of owner necessitates sale.
Inquire l. N. Boner, or at this ONCE.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
The Fruit Growers Convention I
Big Success

This convention is going to be the
biggest booster for Colorado that the
state has had for long time. All
Colorado people are boosting for this
convention the same as they are
boosting for the Standish Hotel,
where you can get the best accomo-
dations In the city at the lowest price.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25
$1l Denver and Return via Midland

vi Denver anu NeIUTu VIZ NnIoIAuu
Account the National Apple show
In Denver the Colorado Midland will
make . rate of 4i1.OO for the round
trip on their train No. 10a, January 1.
Arrangangements have been made
to make = tate Of one fare for the
round trip to Denver and return on
January 2 and 8, good returning until
January 10, 1910
See your local agent or write r. E.
vickery, General agent, Grand Juno
tion for full particulars.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25

Nothing more suitable for Christ
mas than a Navajo rug. We have
them In all sizes, designs and prices.
Hartke & Sheets.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25

Tho reason many people
never have coughs is be-
cause they have learned to
use Lungaline at the nrst
symptoms.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25

Carriage Painting
Carriage, buggy and wagon paint
ing at the Harp-JoHantgen company
shops.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25

A bunch Of nice, well-bred horses
for sale. ]. c. Gentry.
The Meeker herald., 1909-12-25

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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-03

ment here are not worried over the
anu-Japanese demonstration OF the
Legislature. They do not fear any COM
plications with Japan. and have re.
ceived with satisfaction the speech of
Foreign Minister Komura in the Jap
anese diet today. There Is, OF course,
always the possibility that the anti
Japanese feeling on the Pacific coast
may stir up race riots or persecution
of Japanese. and such events might
create some awkwardness for our ma
tional diplomacy 10 dispose OF This
is what is more feared here than any
formal acts of the legislatures OF west
ern states. Notwithstanding that Ne
vada, in hoodlum sort OF fashion has
now entered the game of mischief
making and there are rumorS that
Idaho Is about to do the same thing.
On account of these rumors, the Pres
ident thought it wise today to confer
with a number of prominent men from
Idaho, and it is understood senator's
from that state are trying to use their
influences with their friends at home
to avert the threatened outbreak OF
anti-Japanese legislation in the legis~
lature at Boise.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-03
PLAIN TALKS ABOUT
SYDNEY LOVES FAILURE

Chicago, Feb. 3.-The Tribune to.
Gay prints a news article purporting
TO give some of the plain facts about
the closing of the firm of Sydney c..
Love * Co
When the announcement was
made" says the Tribune, that sgd
ney Love was going out of business
1t was stated that he had made en-
ough money to live on; that he was tir-
ed of business, and that he intended
to devote his life to travel. pleasure
and all the enjoyments the world
holds out to good fellows who know
how to enjoy life.
This little narrative was received
with cynical uplifting of eyebrows by
persons who had ground floor knowl-
edge. AS the incredulity OF the pub
lie increased further statement that
w. H. Moore familiarly known rs
Judge Moore) OF Diamond Match Tame
had come TO the rescue of his Oh
friend and protege Sydney, and had
advanced s2,0O00OO to take care OF the
business abandoned by Mr. Loye-
MI Moore was painted as q tull-
ledged pbilanthropist. the portrait be
ing surmounted with halo oil SELF
denying friendship. Mt Moore was
credited also with a commendable de-
sire TO aid the financial and CONNER
cial situation In Wall street ana Ill
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-03
ATTEMPTS MAY BE MADE
TO RAISE THE REPUBLIC

New Bedford, Mass, Feb. 3.-Al-
though she lies at the bottom of the
Atlantic. in the open sea, at depth
variously estimated from 3S TO so faith
oms, attempts may be made as an ex.
pertinent to raise the White Star Liner
Republic which sank after being in
collision with the Lloyd-Italiano steam
er Florida w w Witherspoon OF
the John Arbuckle Wrecking company,
who had charge of the work of rails
ing. the cruiser Yankee is now figuring
on the probable damage to the Repub-
lie
1--WE have been looking for a deep
water job for some time" he said,
land a steamer wrecked in the Klon-
dixie region was first TO como under
consideration. The Republic affords
just the opportunity perhaps to dem
onstrate the method. The steamer IS
certainly worth saving If 1t were a
pile of s1,000,000 In gold down at the
bottom of the sea some one would be
going after It"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-03
CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
WORLDS MARKETS
OPENING MOVEMENT OF
PRICES is IRREGULAR

New York, Feb. 3.-The opening
movement of prices WAS Irregular. Tho
sharp advances in the copper indus
trials were the feature. Utah Copper
rose l 81. American Smelling, Ten.
nossee Copper and Anaconda l. Louis
Vile &: Nashville advanced l l-2, At.
lantic Coast Line and American Cot.
ton Oil and Canadian Paclnc and Nils
souri, Pacific large fractions. Consol-
idated Gas declined "a Amalgamat-
ed Copper showed an advance OF l IL
on the first quotation.
Prices moved upward after momen-
tarys hesitation caused by a drop OF
l 1-2 In Consolidated Gas Buying OF
Rock Island preferred was on rather
large scale. but otherwise the demand
was moderate. Western Maryland
gained 2 Ia, General Chemical prefer.
red 2, Erie first preferred l IL, Rock
Island preferred l 3.S, and Cleveland,
c.. c. &c st. Louis, Colorado G South
ern second preferred and American /.
g. T, l, The opening advance in the
copper lndustrials was not extended.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-03
ANO 7 Tie R
BROKER
FAILS
DefaIcation Of Employe
HaStenS Walkers
Retirement

Chicago. Feb. 3.-Closely following
the sensational retirement from bust
ness of the firm of Sydney c. Love &c
Co. comes the announcement that
Walker G. Co, 215 Dearborn street
has decided TO abandon the field OF
stock speculation.
Edwin c. Walker. sole owner of the
firm, has been in business In Chicago
and New York for % years. He is a
brother Of j. Brant Walker the New
York plunger who is credited with hav.
Ing made Sl,500,000 on the bear side OF
the stock market during the panic of
October. 1907
The Walker Brothers are sons Of Ed
win Walker, veteran lawyer OF Chi
cago. who IS general counsel for the
Diamond Match company, and one of
the leading members of the Chicago
bar.
Although Mr. Walker announces
that his retirement will be for the pur-
pose OF seeking rest and recreation
from the cares OF business. he charges
that within the past month a conflden-
tlal employe has disappeared with a
large sum of money belonging to the
firm.
This employees present whereabouts
are unknown,
The reported defalcation is various
" placed at figures ranging from 49,
500 to 100000 in the gossip of LaSalle
street. Mr., Walker says the man did
not take more than $500
La Sale street processes to accept
the moderate estimate Of the shortage
with the proyerblal grain of salt.'
In support OF their brief, that the
loss Is In the neighborhood of $780,
000 the knowing ones point to the
fact that almost Immediately after he
learned of the alleged manipulation of
his funds. Edwin Walker posted his
membership in the New York Stock
Exchange for sale He was successful
IN finding a purchaser, receiving S75,.
900 for his seat, and II the exchange
passes the sale at Its meeting next
week. the transfer Will he effected,
Mr. Walker says the only sig
nincance attaching TO the. sale of. thIg
seat is that the alleged dishonesty OF
his trusted employe has forced him To
retire from the brokerage business
about two months earlier than he had
intended.
Il had planned to get out in June, y
said Mr. Walker. 81 am tired of bust
ness and hope to have year OF two
Of rest and recreation. Then | may
re-enter the brokerage business but
] had made all my plans to get out be-
fore the trouble occurred, Then when
the man was gone, / failed to sec the
necessity of breaking in a new man
for two months. Instead, / decided TO
close up my business by March 1, and
have notified my customers In Chlca-
go and New York to prepare for a
transfer Of their accounts to other
brokers'
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-03
GILES REDEEMED JEWElRY
PAWNEO BY MRS. DUNPHY

Chicago, Feb. 3.-Taking the test
mony in the trial of Mrs Maria Ben
Dunphy. charged with having stolen
$4,000 worth OF diamonds and secuy-
tiles from Charles E. Giles, Boston
money lender, was completed today
Attorney Alfred Varion of New
York, who took a statement IRON
Giles, In which the broker is alleged
to have made several assertions det-
rimental to the prosecution, was the
last witness called. Giles made the
statement in Varion's office IN the pe-
lief that the latter was TO act as his
attorney In the statement which was
read to the jury. Giles admitted that
he assisted Mrs. Dunphy In pawninS
some of the jewelry. and tnat later he
redeemed the articles himself This
statement Is said by counsel for the
defense to contradict Giles testimony
on the stand last Monday.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-03
He FEARS
RADICAL
ACT ION
Sen. Nixon Tells Nevada
Legislature 1t May
lniure the Cause.

Washington, Feb. 3.-President
Roosevelt today sent for Senators
Newlands and Nixon OF Nevada and
Bornh of Idaho and talked over tho
Japanese situation with them. The
President yesterday felt that he would
not take any action relative to the
work of the lower house OF the Ma.
vada legislature in denouncing ths
japanese, but despite the fact that tho
two Nevada senators would not talk.
1t Is understood they took away with
them requests to get in touch at once
with the members Of the Nevada state
senate and stop further progress or
the resolution now before that body.
The fact that Senator Newlands is 4
Democrat and Senator Nixon a Repub-
lican, makes 1t possible to influence
the state senate to the extent OF hold
ing up the resolution that has gone
through the house. Senator Borahs
visit was to tell the President that he
did not look for an outbreak in his
state such as that III Nevada
After leaving the White House. Sen
ator Nixon sent the following tele-
gram TO the president of the Nevada
seildle anu lHe speaker OF tue dSSelD-
bly,:
THE Japanese question. ike tho
Chinese question. is non-partisan 70
all Nevada's citizens. l take 1t that
the object OF the resolution now be-
fore the Nevada legislature is a ser.
ious one and was introduced for the
purpose OF securing beneficial results
Personally, have no desire to inject
my Views. but after a conversation
with the President this morning, | feel
that 1t Is my duty as representative
of the people of Nevada to suggest 10
the legislature through you gentle
men that the very object OF the reso-
luton may be Injured by radical ac-
tion at this time"
The President assured the Nevada
senators that his only desire In the
Japanese matter was to promo,e the
general welfare and he urged the ne
! cessity of avoiding complications IL
| possible.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-02-03
. E [ @ E s
LIQUOR R
BILL
TennesSee's Governor
for the Manufacture
of lntoxicantS

Nashville, Feb 3.-Governor Patter-
son today vetoed the bill prohibiting
the manufacture of intoxicating llq-
uors after January l, 1910. The veto
message says:
IF this legislature shall destroy all
the distiIleries and breweries, WHY
cannoJ the next forbid the raising or
selling of the grains or cultivation OF
the grape, out of which liquors are
made?
Shall this or some future legisla-
ture prevent the farmer from raising
or selling tobacco or the manufacture
or the placing of It on the market?
IF we are thus started. where shall
we end? 1t is better not 10 make the
start
Il veto this measure:
"First-Because It's ruthlessness de-
prives the state OF revenue without
any sort of corresponding benefit.
"Second-It discriminates against
our own people IN favor of the people
or otheE states.
"Third-It destroys the property OF
the citizen without compensation.
"Fourth-It makes a dangerous pre-
cedent. humillates Tennessee and low
ers the place of dignity such as 1t has
occupied as one of the Droudest and
most conservative states OF the un-
ion.
"Fifth-It violates the Will OF the
people twice expressed at the ballot
box, ofTends against their sense of JUS
tice, and under the plea OF civic right
eousness, sacrifices great moral
principle of government at the very
altar where it should be guarded and
defended"
1t is a foregone conclusion that the
bill will be passed over the governors S
veto.
The prohibition bill was passed by
the senate over the governors veto
this afternoon by vote OF 20 TO Il.