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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
At louisville.

Louisville Ky, May Results;
First race, six urlongs-Merrick
straight S795. won. Snake Mary place
$500 second, Lady Vie show $685., third
Time 1.lt So
Second race, four and half furlongs-
clore. straight SS.25. won; Meutie
Rercad. place So. second; Metzie. show
$50 third Time. 80 1-5.
Third race. mile and twenty yards-E
r. Shipp straight $3.50, won; Lafayette
place sos second, Huerfano show Sl5.SJ
third Time. l:N -.
Fourth race. purse S3009 the Kentucky
Oaks, for 3-yeaT-olds, mile and a six
tcGnth-FloresI. straight Sl2.a0. won; Pink
Wings. place s1.05. second: COrdova, show
sl7.-J third Time, 1.ig Is.
Fifth race four furlongs and a half
Tine Fad. straight $40. won. Topland
place $50 second. Duquesne, show $50
third. Time. 90 1-5.
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-Or-
landor straight S2A Won Billy Pullman
place Sls5. second. Lille Turner, show
sL1t third Time las 30
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23

that this year you would need to have
only S345.S0 instead of ss64 or $685. a
week. During the third year you would
have SI2S working for you, which at )
per cent would earn S36 40. leaving YOU
$3.50 to save each week that year. Fig
uring in this way. in the beginning of
your sixth year you would have to lay
aside only S5.S0 weekly: at the begin
ming Of your ninth. $40. and at tie be-
ginning of your twelfth only 1918. Yet
at the end of your fourteenth year you
would have saved $1,000, which, prop
erly employed, would mean great deal
to You in the years to come.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
"A LEETLE DIFFERENCE"

Yes. sir. gentlemen. thars a leetle
diff renee between farmin' out west an
back here in old Yarmouth" said Uncle
81 Esgmann to the cronies around the
stove at the crossroads store, on his re-
torn from a visit 10 his brother in Da-
kota- Nov, out thar in the west they
don't think they've REILLY got a farm
unless it totals about three or four thou
they speak o. 500 head as bein' a 9eetle
bunch O. cattle An takes 'em bout
hif day to hoe one row o corn, the
rows air So long. an they harvest corn
am wheat enough on one farm to fill
OUT town hall. Now. that's a leetle
qtt rent from what 81 is here in New
england, where we call twenty acres O.
I,ound-a fourth of il graveyard-a COu-
PIE o. dozen hens an rooster. six or
.sal hgQWs, an ROBBERY patch, q
.eIIh- Yes, sir, gentlemen; thar's a tur-
-.oic uiftrence between farmin' east an
'aFm'n West--a most turrible dfff'rencer'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
R0SEBEN GOES
TO FARM FOR REST

New York. May 22-Dave Johnson, own
e. of the ouce-famOus race horse Rose
ben. is preparing to ship the ola sprint
or 10 farm where he can enjoy a rest
for the remainder of his days. Roseben
won many d big stake for his owner and
caused Johnson to win many thousands OF
dollars DO kagers, and Johnson said last
night that as the horse is practically un-
fitted for the turf, he has not forgotten
his great services
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
THEIR STOCK ALREADY
BEYOND RECOVERING

Spokane Wash. May 22.-DeClar.ng
that J. Herbert Anderson. the Panhan-
die smelter promoter, is Canadian
subject and that they fear he will leave
the United states. suit has been started
i'm the federal court against Mr.. Ander-
son and Arthur WiCkson. the Winnipeg
capitalist, by TsandO Gran. z. NJ. Fer
guson and William A. Murphy of St
Paul They claim POS of the 1,250 shares
of Bitter Root Valley Irrigation COM
pany stock held by Anderson and
Nickson, valued at $50 per share. They
ask for an injunction preventing the
transfer of this stock to other parties.
ADderson's attorney declares that the
stock has already been placed in trust
for the benefit Of creditors.
A private safe may be rented in the
FIRE and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co, 80 up Main
street, 500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
Rance" Bucknam, the American Pa.ha

stantinople called the "Bucknam Pa
sha. 1t is composed Of one part of sug-
ar, one part of spring water and nine
parts <of whisky II is a very popular
beverage along the Bosphorus, the
mate says
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
SETH W. coeR DEAD.

st. Louis. No. May 22-Seth W.
Cobb, former congressman and prom
inent in civic affairs. especially i'm OBJ
tanning a government appropriation Of
S5,O0O,00o for the Louisiana Purchase
exposition. died tonight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23

adjacent
Burley to be oil
in the
tract
o on
a 6 ps
OF pubas
first deferred the
MADE OREGON SHORT LINE FROM
49,
Detailed information Write W. T. Jack, Bwey Idaho
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23

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about your aiiment
thai you don't IN
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want any medical
advice, write to the
Doctor. and he will
answer you fully.
There Is no charge
for this service. The
address is DR.. ".
B Caldwell SIS
Caldwell Building,
Monticello, III.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
KNIGHT KNocKs ouT pEVLIN.

Naw Orleans. May Phil Knight of
Kansas City Knocked out Tommy Devlin
of Philadelphia IN the third round at the
ParkyicW a. G. tonight
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
5000 ACRES STATE land
NEAR BURLEY, IDAHO
TO Be Sold tuesday, June Is

One the largest Bur
iuesuay The lands TO be
east Of Burnley al Of which under the
excellent of
the state with good deep soil and no obtaining
following O.
formation their appraised o ale
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-23
What Weakness" is
and How We Cure It.

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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-08

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$40 SILK GLOVES $500

20 doz. Keyser-made 1c-button
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LOT EMBROIDERY EDGE-ONE-
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-08

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IN We Offer for the children nc
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-31
Commission VIII Arrive
In the Capital Tomorrow Morning

/ Norment. Thomas p. Wst-.. Frank
=. Munsey, Burr ~ Edssg KS, Thomas
c. Noyes. Gen. George H. iIarTies. r
! c. Wilson, James =. West, ". c. COrby
Charles Corby, Joseph Str3 ssburger. Ar
thur G. Moses. Joseph StOddard, James
| II. Small, and others.
The personnel of the commission is
| the following.
TOKYO.
Baron Eiichin Shibusawa, president
| HatiChi Bank.
Baroness ShibusaWa.
Bowel Nakamo, president chambs Of
commerce. president stoc.s = 9E sI'F-s.
and member OF house Of rCplesel t84iNes.
Heiz9yemOu Elibiya. pres ger Kan
cgatuChi Cotton Milf Company
S0kutaro Sat1ke, president Tokyo
Electric Light Company.
kenso Iwahara, director Of Mitsui &
Kaichiro Nezo, president robu Rail.
way Company
Zenjuro Horikosli, exporter
Madame Horikosui
<unizo '<oilSe, broker Tokyo stock ex-
change.
Rinnosuke Hara. representative Tokyo
GLASS manufacturers.
Tokonosuke Machida. silk thread deal
err.
Nsrazo Takatsuji. director Ganega-
fuchi Cotton Mil Company.
Forajiro Watase. proprietor Tokyo
konoyen Nurser.
suyeo Iwaya. members Hakubunkas
Publishing Company.
Baron Naibu Kanda, professor Peers
School.
Baroness Kanda.
Iaizo kumagae, physician.
Faka3iro Minami, professor Tonoku
University
Metosada zumolo. proprietor Japan
Mail. seven attendants.
OSAKA
Mfrhfn moi rvaqfTauF Oct. ria trts4
Light COMPANY and president chamber
of CONNER e.
Tokugoro Nakabashi. president Osaka
Shoshen Haisha.
Bokushin OF. president sulphnrlc Acid
Company.
Teshio Matsumura. assistant mayor OF
Osaka.
Tamenosuke Is tshi member house
of representatives
1einosu'Se IWaI.rvtO. broker
Heibet Sakaguchl, silk weaver.
KYOTO-
Jihei Nishimura, president chamber OF
seigi Nishiil1i. secretary chamber of
commerce.
YOKOHAMA.
Kahei Otani, president chamber of
Minsaku Soda. banker.
Akira shito. presid= nt silN condition
ing house.
Kojiro Matsukata, president chamber
of commerce.
Kumiiiro Taxi. manufacturer.
Shinkkichl Iamura, exporter.
NAGOYA
kinnosuke kanno, member chamber
Of commerce.
TOminosuke Uyetono, vice president
chan Der Of commerce.
Mo.imatau Ito. banker.
This list includes the names Of the
best known business men in tlIa VIII Ie
kingdom Of Japan, and they expect 30
improve their own methods as the 20
sui of their trip TO America
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-31
Remarks Anger Insurgents.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. a.-The mem
bers OF the House OF Representatives
who are here with the Taft excursion
to attend the Lakes TO Gulf deep water
ways convention are talking politics to-
day as hard as ever. The remraks OF
Speaker Cannon in calling his insurgent
opponents peanut politicians" and their
olamor as -tommyrot," has aroused the
insurgents who accompany the Presi-
dent. and many Of the Western govern
ors 10 intense anger.
The Speaker made his remarks last
night at a smoker" which was given
the visitors bv the local business men.
While the merriment was at its height.
Speaker Cannon was called upon for a
speech He mounted the stage and
made a few remarks which showed
that the night against him is getting on
his nerves.
The Speaker of the House can only
control that House. he said. so long as
he has the majority with him. He is not
tyrant or a car, as he has been nic-
tured. declared Mr. Cannon. but is the
instrument OF the majority. That his
methods as Speaker OF the House were
not approved by the majority Of his
party. Cannon declared TO me tommy
rot" and the Nominations Of peanut
politicians"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-31
PRESIDENT VISITS
OLD BATTLE-GROUND
After Attending Church He
Goes Automobiling Around
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. Slater at
tending the Unitarian Church this
morning. President Taft was taken for
a long automobile ride about the city
and neighboring villages.
The battle-ground where General Jack
son defeated the British so decisiveIy
in 1915 was visited. and the President
was shown the great Ievees which have
been built along the river bank to save
millions of. acres of fertile soil from the
ravages Of the Mississippi.
After his return from the automobile
ride 1t was planned TO take luncheon at
the Jackson barracks and then attend
a musical program on the campus of
Tulane University. Tonight the Presi-
dent and his party viii again start on
their trip home. which viii last ten
days while they journey through Dixie.
President Taft reached New Orleans
i've hours late. and, like his visits at all
of the cities aleng the Mississippi, there
were innumerable mix-ups and disap-
pointments. But the President managed
to keep his appointment with the Lakes
TO the Gulf Deep Waterways Conven-
ton, and attended two local football
games TO pose as the premier attraction,
as he had been advertised for weeks.
n
was not permitted 10 retire to rest until
after midnight
In his address before the waterways
convention the President declared he
was certain the Mississippi ought TO be
improved and developed. He favored
the issuing Of bonds, providing a compe-
tent board OF engineers shall be named
10 spend the money TO the best ad-
vantage OF the people Of the whole
The Ohio river Improvement is GER
tain, he said, and would be carried to
successful completion. That the Mis-
sissippi river can be successfully cleaned
out and deepened and made common
carrier, the President declared himself
10 be satisfied. He believed proper
plans should be drawn by competent
men, and then the work should be COM
pleted rapidly Bonds should be sold
and the work pushed as the work on the
Panama canal is being pushed, he
thought.
The President expressed himself as
wonderfully pleased at the improve
ments that have been made by the Mis-
sissippi River Improvement Commission
in the shape OF leVces. Strengthening of
the channel, and prevention of cutting
into the banks. He thought this com
mission ought to have at least 81. 600 600
every year for keeping up this work.
and he appealed to Speaker Cannon, /
who he said. had become the Speaker
for the House as well as Sneaker of
the House, to let them have it.
Because OF his late arrival in New
Orleans yesterday. the President was
compelled 10 cut from his program the
military parade for which the State had
been planning for months. Thousands
Of soldiers were In the city to partici-
pate, and about $50 900 spectators had
gathered TO witness the pageant The
crowd spent its time looking for the
President among the silk-hatted Con-
gTessmen who rode in the carria res. but
ne was not there. 81 was down at the
waterways convention making his
speech.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-10-31
VISITORS HONORED
By PHILADELPHIANS

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 31-PhiIadel-
phia. noted since colonial times for her
warm ard solid hospitality. has lost
nothing IN that reputation in her treat
ment Of the stxty-seven members OF the
honorary commercial commissioners of
japan. who are being shown Philadnf-
phia beautiful. having since their arrival
on Friday last devoted their time and
energies TO the examination OF Philadel-
phia commercial.
Starting from the Believes tratford
Hotel 81 Ortly after noon TODAY the
party wa taken in automobiles through
yarmouth Park. where a visit was
made To horticultural and memorial
nails. After Inspecting the exhibits of
art and commerce in these places, the
party was taken through the suburbs of
Philadelphia
Last evening. after day spent in visit
ing many or tha great manufacturing.
plants, and visiting, among other places
navy ward and nltraticn plant. the party
as elIertatned by the hosts. the Manu-
Idcturers Club at a unique BANQUET at
the BelleVue-Stratford Hotel
IN honor of their guests the hosts had
arranged that the decorations and an
continents should be, as far as possible
oriental In chara cter. Tables walls
aid galleries were almost hidden IN a
pro -uslon OF gorgeous yellow chrysanthe-
There were present at the banuet
80 persons, including many of the most
prominent manufacturers and states
men OF the commonwealth. Speeches
were made by Governor Stuart. United
Ststes Senator PenrOse and Mayor Rev
burn. Vi -'N'
Baron Shibusawa graveiv responded
Win q hIteen- minute address i'm Ham
aIlese, which was translated In sinh
stance by Motosada Zumote