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The Winslow mail., 1909-12-11
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING


The time again opportune remind people to do their
Christmas shopping early 1t would that the wisdom
of such action apparent to need comment yet buy
prone neglect it until few days before the big
holiday.
stock of goods matter how complete varied, is
depleted by each and every purchase After buying
the purchasers choice limited what remains after
previous purchasers have made their choice from which
follows that early buyers will be suited while those who delay
will be surely disappointed This consideration should
be sufficient prompt people to correct the habit of procas
tnaton Another object however, which should be equally
deserving consideration and be incidentally attained by early
shopping the relief will afford tired clerks whose
oyment of Christmas invariably marred by the extraord
nary demanded of them during the closing days of
the shopping season
There remains but twelve days do your buying Start
in today. time be of wide selection and
eve your mind of the unusual worry attached fulfilling
your intentions. 1t will pay.
We hope the fellow who equaized the currency in cir
cuaton that each citizen would get will
before the HOLIDAYS.
Zelaya says he will appeal his from Knox to Con
gress ust take seat Eel; Uncle Joe is quite busy with
other insurgents Just now
From the French capital the report that five
Americans have just there for swndling Jewell
Retaliation no doubt.
Madame Steinhel the Partisan red widow Just acquitted
is reported intending visit America It's country is
already long martyrs, madame.
y
The of waving the handkerchief vigorously
the air dangerous one, says health commissioner.
Yes learned that when didn't know wife was
on the Job.
DR. Cook is said to be in hiding Now if Peary and
Weman will be consderate enough seek secusion for
while we may find time look the suggestions for
Christmas shoppers.
Tammany democrat the New York city pay roll
asks that his salary be fifteen percent Next time
hear of this will probably be the occasion of his
commitment the large building at Mattewan
According to an utimatum of the comptroller of Cur
ency all national bank directors will hereafter be required
hold meetings least month and personally
anime loans and discounts Strange how long took the
comptroller conclude that night be entirely reasonable
to require directors direct
ohm r. Walsh former banker, convicted of misappyng
Chicago National Bank funds has been denied hearing of
his appeal the Federal Circuit Court of appeals. We'd
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-11

From the French capital the report that five
Americans have been arrested there for swndng Jewell
ers Retaliation no doubt.
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-11

Zeaya says he will appeal his case from Knox to Con-
gress. Just take Eel Uncle Joe is quite busy with
other insurgents just
The Winslow mail., 1909-12-11

We hope the fellow who equalzed the currency in cir
culaon that each citizen would get 9S will
before the holidays.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
BRITISH COLUMBIA WILL
AID CANADIAN NORTHERN

VICTORIA, b. G., Nov. 26.-Thc vot-
ers of British Columbia indorscd by a
large majority the policy of the Ne
Bride government in offering TO aid the
Canadian Northern railway in build
ing its transcontinental line through
the province at the elections yesterday
Returns received from thirty-six Of the
torty-two election districts in British
Columbia show that at least thirty-two
supporters of Premier Mcbride have
been elected TO seats in the provincial
parliament. Two Liberals and two So
cialisrs have also been chosen. John
Oliver, leader of the opposition, ran,
for two seats, Delta and Victoria
The result of the election is an en-.
thusiastic approval Of the railroad pol
icy of Premier Mcbride. under whom
a contract was made with the Canadian
Northern railroad TO build line from
Gollcwhcad pass, at the eastern border
of The province, along the Fraser river
TO Vancouver via Kamloops, then by
car ferry to Victoria, and extending
TO an ocean terminus on Barclay sound.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
NO CLEW FOUND TO
ROBBERS OF GRAVE
Work of GhOuIs at Great Falls,
Montana, Still Battles the
Officers.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Nov. 60
With every available man from the sher-
iG Office aiding and the city police
department at work on the grave-rob-
bing case in which the body of the baby
son OF Harfeld Conrad was stolen from
It's grave, there IS no apparent prog
ress In tracing the ghouls. Various
clews have been run down by the off
GERS without result, and tonight the
mystery is greater than ever, Ii has
been decided that the grave robbery
took place in the early morning hours
and the tracks around the grave show
only one man at work. Tracks OF a
buggy that had been driven up TO the
fence near the grave were found. but
this could only be traced n short dis.
tance. Another buggy with two men.
which was seen in the early morning
with bundle in the back of it several
miles out of town, was followed. and
It was found that it had gone out 10
an abandoned cabin, where apparently
one man had got out and then the
buggy was turned around and driven
back IN the direction OF town. A thor
ough search of the shack and the sur.
roundings, however. failed 10 show any
trace Of the body or anything apper-
tanning 10 IL The caSket In which the
remains were inferred WAS found near
the place where the buggy had driven
up. but tonight the police and sherifr's
office admit they are as much in the
dark as ever.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
PEAVY ELEVATOR CASES
ARE AGAIN POSTPONED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-Every
bushel of wheat, practically every in
terstate railroad and every grain ship
per in the middle west are affected by
an order issued today by the interstate
effective date of the commission's s or.
dor in what were known as the Peayv
elevator eases. Several dates had been
fixed by the commission for its order
TO become effective, but for various
reasons postponement was secured.
The last date fixed was January ],
1910.
Today il was again postponed until
April l, 1910. in order that the United
portunity To hear the eases.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
ALASKAN RAILROAD OPENS
FOR BUSINESS NEXT WEEK

CORDOVA, Alaska. Nov. 26.-Thc
will begin to operate trains to the
mouth Of the Ticket river, 1O2 miles
from Cordova, December ]. The first
llfty-four miles of the road cost So
10000, there being completed twelve
bridge spans across the Copper river.
aggregating 400 feet Of steel and 1000
feet Of wood.
Winter headquarters has been cstab.
lishcd at the junction of the Tiekel
and Copper rivers, where the Fair.
banks trail begins. Several hundred
men are at work on tho $1,000. 900
cantilevcr bridge of the Miles glacier.
over which trains win be operated by
August 10. 1910. and the Bonanza cop.
per field December l 1910. The en-,
tire cost of the road is estimated at
$50 100000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
CONSCIENCE FOR COUNTRY
SHOULD BE ABOVE CHURCH

PARIS. Nov. 26.-Prcmier BRAND in
the chamber Of deputies today replied 10
a speech OF Able Gayraud, member for
Finlstere, who had defended the action
OF the Episcopatc concerning the public
school question md had voiced the SYM
pathy OF Catholics for the pope.
you are being forced into an attitude
that has become so harmful To this couu-
try at home. and abroad, that your con-
sciences as FreuChmen should speak loud
er than your ConsCiences as Catholics, -
the premier declared. Warfare seems
20 be essential with some people. II is
now war OF the schools. You speak OF
the possibility OF arriving at a peaceful
compromise but do you think the present
attitude OF Catholic leaders is conducive
To this end ?'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
ELY RAILWAY
WILL REDUCE DISTANCE

Formal application was made to the
county commissioners of ElY. New, at
their last meeting for n franchise for
the Ely-Goldticld railroad, which will
connect that city with Goldield, and
viii give Ely a through line to Los
Angeles,
W II. Albereer, general traffic man.
agcr of the Touopah Tidewater. who is
here 10 secure the franchise, made the
following statement:
We are not asking for anything
that cannot be granted without hesi-
tation, or that will put burden on
the city or the county. The principal
thing will be TO get the legal right to
build and operate the road. We will
not ask for favors, for special priv
ileges or for costly concessions. What
we want is franchise.
Announcement is made that the road
will be officially designated as "thc
Ely route This VIII include all OF
the connecting lines between Salt Lake
and Los Angeles as soon as the eap
is filled between Ely and Salt Lake.
All freight and passenger traffic will
be routed via the Ely route 20 simplify
billing by shippers and for the emo
Venience Of travellers.
The importance OF the Ely route to
the passenger and freight traffic with
either origin or destination between Elv
and Los Angeles is shown by com.
parison of existing condition with
those that will be in effect when the
road IS completed between Ely and
Goldfeld
The. distance from Ely 60 Los An
gcles by way of Salt Lake is now 1895
miles. The Ely road will reduce this
10 557 miles.
From Ely % Goldfeld by way of the
Western Pacific whose passenger serv.
lee is not yet fully installed, is 63l
miles. The new route VIII cut this 10
$50 miles
From Ely 10 Goldheld by way of the
Aevcda Northern, Southern Pacific and
salt Lake Route. and TO Gold6cld hy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
Tribune Want Ads.
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ESTATE AND GUARDIANSHIP

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
and guardlansh!p OF J. J. Riordan. an
incompetent
The undersigned win sell at public auc-
ton lots ! 2. 3. I. q. -. %. -. IS.
%. 30. 40. so. 81 and %. Violet addition.
a subdivision Of lot s. block Is. I'VE acre
plat ~ Bis Field survey. situate in salt
Lake City, salt Lake county. state OF
Utah. on Saturday, December T. 1903 at
IL o'clock noon. At the ofllcc OF Edwa ard
McGurrin. 3Qg Boyd Park building. Salt
Lake CITY Utah.
Terms OF sale. cash or credit as al
lowed BY law.
ANGUS MeKELLAR. JR..
EDWARD McGURRtN.
Attorney for Guardian.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
Don't Be Bald
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
TWENTY-SIX C0NVICTS
ESCAPE FROM PRISON

GALMBOA. Mexico, Nov. 26.-It was
discovered yesterday that twenty.siX
prisoners in the penitentiary at Tehuan.
tepcc, many of them murderers, had
gained their liberty by digging beneath
the walls Of the ancient structure.
The prison was erected in 1910 and
the tUnneling Of the prisoners caused
the crunbliu! walls 10 fall II was
built originally for church and a
monastery. but during the church and
state war it was turned into a garrison
and then into prison,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

way of Las Vegas, is go miles. The
new road viii save 100 miles.
The maximum grade attained " any
part of the road viii be in Robinson
canyon. the gateway 20 Ely, where 1t
viii be II per cent.
The mountain engineering was done
bv j. r.. Nandcrwork. chief mountain
engineer Of the Santa Fe system The
grade is considered his greatest engin-
ccring triumph.
The announcement of the plnns Of
the road TO build nt once has caused
great interest among prospectors, and
mahy viii outfit from this point i'm the
spring 10 search for mineral wealth
along the proposed line. IT. is expected
that the road VIII open up a wonderful
new mineral empire that has meyer been
carefully prospected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO
LYNCH ACCUSED NEGRO

McALESTER, Okla. Nov 26.-A negro
charged with attacking Mrs. King, wife
Of a miner. was captured today and
placed in the county jail.
One hundred men made an effort to
take him from the undersherift. O'Neal
who placed the negro on a horse and fed
with him TO the jail. the mob following
An attack on the Jail Is feared.
Mrs. King has identified Jones rs her
assailant. The authorities tonight asked
permission 10 place the negro in the state
prison 90 prevent lynchlng. Miners arc
In a threatening attitude.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
Rats Abolished.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 26.-The thirty nurses
at Mullauphy hospital began their labors
tonight with only their rolled hair on
their heads following the order Of Sister
Gabriel that all foreign material" should
be abolished. The Injunction prohibiting
rats" was issued for sanitary reasons
"rhc tiny cap perchcd on rated
head" said one OF the sisters, looks
like = flower on dishpan."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
Speedy Murder Trial.

GRUMPY. Va. Nov. 26.-The fate OF
Howard Little. charged with the murder
OF six persons at Hurley. is now In the
hands OF the jury. Although the trial
began yesterday. all witnesses had I'm
lshed their testimony, arguments had
carly tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
Tribune Predictions Coming True.

What the above Telegram indicates
was outlined somewhat at length IN
the rarlroad column of The Tribune for
November % and o. the first time the
information was published in a West
ern newspaper In brief the matter
is this:
Hawley has 2 combination of newly
acquired roads reaching from the At
lantic TO the Pacific oceans and from
the Gulf to Chicago but is yet in a
dangerous position. Yoakum and the
Moore brothers have for some years
been operating the Rock Island and
The Frisco. lines which lace the MiSss.
sippi valley. together. 4 few weeks
ago Hawlcy bought the "Katy' line.
that greatly strengthened his position
in the railroad world. and weakened
that Of the MoOrcs.
Yoalum is said TO have thrown the
"Katy' TO Hawlcy rather than 10 the
Moorcs, aud this is said TO have caused
a probable split Of the Rock Island
and the Frisco lines. in which case
Yoakum VIII without doubt Join the
Frisco 10 the Hawley ssytem.
Hawley Wins.
The Hill interests are said to be
deeply interested i'm the three sided
game between Hawley, tho MOores and
Yoakum, as Iill wants all three lines
10 act as feeders 10 his system The
resignation Of Ben Winchell of the
Rock Island has been rumored and de
MED several times the past few days,
but there are Indications that the re.
port may turn out 10 he true.
The above telegram tends TO confirm
the information in The Tribune pub.
lished on the dates mentioned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
What is CastOria.

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Mothers Friend
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
Railway TelegTams.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ga serious
controversy has arisen between the
Switchmeu's Union OF North America and
the officials OF nearly all OF the railroads
operating 10 and from st. Paul and Min
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
CONFIRMS FIRST
NEWS in TRIBUNE
Dispatch Says That Transfer of
YOakum Lines to Hawley Is
Now Going On.
BREAK Up OF ROCK ISLAND
FRISCO SYSTEM HAS COME
Means Probable Combination Of
Hill and Hawley, and lSOla-
ton of the MOOreS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-In response
bic banking circles it was intimated to-
day that negotiations for the sale OF
the St Louis & San Francisco railroad
to Benjamin F. YosSum, chairman OF
the executive committee of the Chicago
Rock Island 6 Pacific Railway company
was in process of consummatiou.
The St Louis < San Francisco sys
tom, which was organized in large part
by Mr.. Yoakum, is controlled by the
Rock Island company, through owner
ship Of the Chicago Rock Island & Pa.
ciic Railway company.
II is believed Mr. Yoakum viii turn
control of the 81. Louis & San Fran
cisco over to Edwin Hawley, with
whom ne is already interested in vari.
Gus ventures. Hawley controls the Chi.
cago q Alton and Missouri, Kansas &
Texas. both of which are in a sense
competing lines with the ST. Louis q
San Francisco.
Mr. Ioakum was at his Office today,
but would not make any statement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27
WANTS KING EDWARD
TO SETTLE ALS0P CLAIM

SANTIAGO, Chile, Nov. 26.-Willam
Picrcpont. American charge d'analres.
today made a proposal 10 the Chilean
government that the Alsop claim be sub
who IS friendly with both Sides
The proposal was accepted and the
two countries will ask the British mon
arch TO act as arbitrator
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov, 25-While no eX-
preston of opinion could be obtained here
tonight on the supposed selection of King
Edward as arbitrator in the Alsop claim
IL is generally understood the state de-
partmcnt Will welcome any move that
VIII bflnE ABOUT an adjudication.
The question. so far as the American
government views IT, Is clear and unmis-
taxable. and no fear is felt that an un-
biased arbitrator, such as King Edward
is known TO be, will not settle the affair
In favor of the Alson claImants.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

HAVANA. Nov. 26-President Gomez
today signed a decree annuIling the ac-
uon OF the city council Of Clenfuegos
which forbade entrance into that city OF
the CicutucEos. Palmira A Cruces rail-
road. The railway is being pushed TO
completion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Nov. 26.-The
3. q - railroad announced today that IL
would put the thr,g-ccnt fare rate into
effect IN West Virginia December l. Al
the other trunk lines running through the
state have already done so.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

CHRISTIANTA. Nov. e6.-The new
railway between Bergen and ChrlStlanla
was lnJugUrItcd today with grand
banquet at which King Haakon was q
guest Tho line completes the system
between Chr!stiania and Bergen and the
North sea. II has occupied fifteen years
In construction
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

SEATTLE. Nov. g6.-Robcrt s. Lovctt
president OF the Union and Southern Pa
ClHC railroads. visited every part OF the
SIS. 600, 600 terminal properties OF the
Union Pacific i'm Seattle today He ar
rived iu special train and viii leave
for san Francisco tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

WASHINGTON. Nov 26-The great
volume OF American merchandise now
hging carried by rail across the Isthmus
of Panama and the Isthmus OF Tehuan-
tcpec IS shown by the fact that Tor the
fiscal year 1908 the goods transported
amounted In value 10 more than $50. O00.-
600. The total for the calendar year will
probably reach SIS OOO. 600 These arc the
salient features OF n statement issued
on the subject by the bureau OF statis-
tics today.
The Tehuantcpcc railway carried In
the first year of its operatlon--19O7-be
tween $4,000 600 and $50. 600 900 worth OF
merchandise: In 1907. nearly S3S 900. 900
worth. and in the present year its busi-
ness In freight viii exceed $50. 900 900.
Tho Panama railway. engaged chiefly
IN work and traffic growing out OF the
construction Of the Panama canal, car
rled I'm 1907 about Sl2, 200. 00e worth OF
merchandise originating IN the United
States, in 1908 about $500 600 worth,
and lm 1909 ahomt the samo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-27

GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador Nov 90
Archer Harmon, president OF the Guaya
quil & Quito railroad, entered this port
today In defiance OF the port authorities.
Harmon arrived on the yacht Cavalier
from Panama. but the yachts captain
was unable 10 exhibit clearance papers.
Accordingly the officer OF the port re-
fused permission 10 the railroad man 10
land. Harmon landed just the same, and
boarded the train for Quito.
Harmon became involved I'm n dispute
with President Alfaro two years ago. be-
cause he had failed 10 complete the con-
stuctiou OF the GuayaQuu x Quito line
within the time agreed upon. The mat
ter WAS subsequently adjusted and the
road was opened a year later.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 300. Independent 800.
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neapolls. 1t IS probable that Chairman
Knapp OF the interstate commerce COM
mission and Or. Ntill. commissioner OF
labor. wiz ry to adjust the trouble.
DENVER, Colo. Nov. g6-At the local
office OF the Colorado d Southern rail-
road u was announced today that rail-
roads would spend one million dollars the
coming summer IN advertising Colorado
throughout IN, United States.
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EDWARD McGURRiN.
Attorney for Guardian.