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New-York tribune., 1909-03-03
REVERSED.
"I am March" the lambkin said;
Every door was opened wide;
Then the lambkin's fleece was shed
Roaring lion was inside.
-PhiIadeipbia I,adg

Every door opened wide;
Then the lambkin's fleece was shed
Roaring lion inside
Philadelphia Ledger.
Los Angeles viii have odd sort of cleo
tion on March 26 the question to be decided be-
ing whether Mayor Harper shall be continued
in his office or removed under recall" provision
of the city charter. Mayor Harper's friends say
the campaign against him is due personal spite
of politicians The recall election will be of
usual interest. because It is the first held
under the Los Angeles charter, adopted in 1883
and amended in 1903 and 9O5 Under the charter
the Mayors term is two years, but he the
holder Of any elective office be recalled by a
vote of the people at election which must be
held on a petition of % per cent of the voters.
Any number of candidates may seek the office at
the recall election. and the one receiving the high
est number of votes becomes Mayor.
SPRING POETRY.
Some carp at verse
on spring.
'Tis not worse
To sing
About the buds upon the bough
You cannot stop II, anyhow.
We're getting
The time
When vernal cheer
In rhyme
Throughout the land will be on tap.
The ink starts running with the sap
Louisville Courier-Journal
New-York tribune., 1909-03-03

Mr.. and Mrs stuyvesant Fish sail for Europe To-
day. TO remain abroad until the early summer
r,,T1ber OF Mrs Ffsh's friends called to see her
Yesterday afternoon, when she was "at home In
formally to them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
TRAFFIC BUREAU HAS
NO FEAR OF DEFEAT

Judge William II. King has assured
that his best legal services will be a t
tho disposal of the bureau in its fight.
for better freight rates into and out
of Salt Lake City. This announcement
was made last night by Traffic Cons
missioner Babcock and was confirmed
by Judge King, who admitted that his
services were to he at the dlsnosai OF
the bureau and gratuitously. AS a
member of the legal committee of tbs
Commercial club. Judge King is init
matey acquainted with all problems
which the club is Interested in, and par
$ticnlarly the matter or freight rates.
Traffic Commissioner Babcotk is not
at all alarmed in consequence of the
recent decision of the United States SUI
prenle court in the matter of the COM
modify clause of the Hepburn act. In
speaking OF this matter. Mr.. BabcocI
said:
.rhe decision announced Tuesday in
no way relates to our railroad rate case
now before the government The Jrtah
case to which Frank B.. Kellogg re-
ifelred in his statement to the president
the Hartman railroad merger. which,
was brought in February, 1905 in the
United States court in Salt Lake and in
which hearings are now being held.
The supreme court decision has to
do with the rights of railroads to haul
their own commodities, such as coal.
for instance, and with the rights of
railroads to hold stock in other rail-
roads, and in no way is the case pre-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
MERGER HEARING
ON At PORTLAND.
Government Seeks to Snow Pur.
pose is to Bottle Up
State Of Oregon.
HAN!-EY HAD INCARNATION.
Big Catlcnan Produced Facts and
t Figures Violating 10 Surveys Made n
And Roads Not Built.

ttll d I ~. = Fl . y j. e r..
Portland. Or, May 5--The govern
hlent switched suddenly today in !ts
line of probing the Hartman inerser
from showing that l. had throttled
business competition 10 showing that
i it was purt{of the gigantic combine
tim to bottle ZIP the entire business o.,
the state of Oregon. keep OTHER rival
systems OFT, and develop ncNs lines on
4 ~ as it saw fit.
Wallis NASH, former president Of the
4 Portland board Of trade and Wllilanl
Hanley, q leading cattlfisan OF south
eastern Oregon, N3ert: witnesses todaS'.
Nasli's testimony showed tint years;
ago the Corvallis .e Eastern road, now
q Hartman subsidiary, had boon sur
veyctl cleai. across the state of OREGON;
4 that easy grades could be established
over the Cascades from The present ter
minus, and that there Nts an enc 1ll-ff
4 GUS sheep and eflttlc-raising empire,
which an cxtcpsionaof this line VIII yet
! develop, He testified thai raj the Harsi-5
4 man people had acquired tic surveys,
Il us well as the. physical property Of this
j lire, but had made no Efforts what
ever to extend the road. e sN!is asked
to tell how the combine had shut MN.
s ont OF extensive cattfo markets In the
Utah and Colorado territory when the
Ogden gateway was closed BY the
Union Pacific. MIR. IInnicy also stated
that only about Is pc, cent5of thesen-
3Atire region new neglected by the rails
road was fit for dry farming, HanleE5
showed Intimate Knowledge of the IN
terror Of the state, and said that what
ever surveys had been made In That
4 country had been made BY the IlarI-
man people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
DAMAGE TO CUT OFF.
Precautionary Measures to Protect
TrestIc Work from Salt Lake Waves.

Especial to the .News.t')
Ogden. May 6.-Supt Manson and
Resident Engineer Fitzgerald of the
Southern Pacific, left Ogden yesterday
afternoon for a visit to the cutoff, 20
supervise the taking of what ever pre-
clutionary measures We're necessary to
protect the trestle work from the waves
which We're caused by the heavy winds.
As near as could be learned the waves
had done considerable damage to the
grade near the station OF Bagley, but
nothing OF 4 serious nature is resultant
thus far as the railroad company has
six work trains hauling rock and BAL
last upon the grade affected. Owing TO
tho fact that the lake is higher this
year than usual the company has desrn-
ed it advisable to Keep work trains al
Lakeside all the time for the hauling
of ballast and rock from the lakeside
pit o9thc grade in the lake.
1t is an uncommon sight to sea
Southern Pasitic passenger trains come
into the Union depot at Ogden with
the sides of the cars whitened with
salt coming from the waves splashins,
up against tie sides of the trestle anu
the grade.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06

ent litigation has been to issue the tenn
poraly restraining order against the
state courts. simply to save Judge Nc
Phcrson from coming to Kansas City to
perform that act. s Il ISL
At the opening Of the court here to-
day, Judge Phillips assumed the bench
only long enough to make brief state
&nent Of his connection With the rases,
this as result of Representative
Murphy's resolution demanding a con-
gressionaI investigation of the acts of
these two judges. Judge Phillips the.l
vacated the bench and Judge McPllcr-
son, who had arrived during the morn
ing from st. Louis, was left to hear the
arguments in the injunction suit.
4Atty.-Gen. Majors was called to the
witness stand and subjected to an ex-
animation lasting more than two hours,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
#DEsFRET -ayENTN1,7 NEWS |TIURsDAY MAY e 1909

scented by the traffic bureau to Presi- y
dent Taft and by him referred to tn e
department of justice affected. =. NJ
or the bureau yesterday and tho work
of preparing evidence for the investiga
ton Into ri,c rate hearings 10 be under
taken by the United States department
or Justice in accordance with ins,:'t,c-
lions given by President Taft to Aclins5
Atty.-trn. Wlckershanl Is going fos-
ward rapidly. When the hearing pes
gins. 1t ~ promised by the bureauathat
there will be an abundance of evidence
to Offer. in support OF the bureau rep
presentations to the president. 5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
HARRI,IAN a D1RECToR.

Cleveland, May s. T. Fl. Hartman
was elected a director OF the Lake
Shore &; Michigan Southern railroad
at the annual meeting Of the stock
holders here today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
MISSOURI RATE CASE
is GROWING WARMER

Kansas City, May issoslrl's rats
races were again up for consideration
4 in the federal court here todhy, whom
Judge Smith MCPHERSON heard argu-
nents for permanent Injunction to re.
strain the state officials from inter
fering In this litigation, wfichSorisinat-
ed in the United States court
All OF the proceedings of the federal
court for the western district of Mis-
souri, in these rate cases have, with II
single exception, been handled by Judge
Mcpherson. who is the presiding Judge
OF the southern district of Iowa.
Judge Philips. who is the presiding
Judge In the United States district
court for the western district OF Mis-
souri, has in the meantime been engage
ed with cases in the circuit court Of ap.
peals, and his only entry into the pres
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06

OWNED BY GOVERNMENT AGAIN
New Orleans, May 5.-According to
q report received here, the Honduran
government has taken back the Inter
Oceanic railroad, the transfer having
been made by the Valentine syndicate
about May /.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
SOOTHING WASH IN.
CUREs ECZEMA
OIL of Wintcrsreen Compound Solves
a Xexing Medical probIcm

OIL Of Wintcrsreen Compound Solves
Vexing Medical Problem.
One OF the most fveSing problems IN.
all medicine appears at last to hnya-
been solved by the most simple OF ali
remedies. Ordinary OIL Of winter
green properly cornponnde with thy.
mol, glycerlne and other mild healinp
liquids tones UP the healthy skin.
while killing and ultimately removing
the eczema germs. 3B44
This compound. known as d, d. 81
Prescription, las now so thoroughlv
proven its efficacy that druggists rec
ommend 1t unhesitatingly. 81.
The Sheriff of Franklin Co.. Frank
fort. Ky, MI. w IL, Graham, writes.
M yt,selve-ye ar-old daughter had been
suffering with m aggravated form ar
Eczema for more than two years. we
had her under the care of the best pI,y-
ssiciuns here. Upon getting no relief
we were induced to try u, d. ID. Pre-,
scription.
She was entirely relieved. 1T has nov.
been more t atlSone year since she ceased
the use Of the Remedy. and no sign Of
the trouble has appeared
We recommend D. d. D. Prescrins
ton to all sufferers from eczema
Druehl & Franken and z. C. NJ. i,
Drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
CHURCH NOTICES

The regular meeting of Liberty
stake primary officers will be held in
the Ninth ward Westinghouse Satlr-
day May $. 1909, OF 8 o'clock. Dr. I.
Miller will lecture oil character!
building Public invited.
The primary officers of Pioneer
stake will hold their regular. monthly
meeting at the stake hall Friday at
3 p. m. "
The high priest quorum of the
Ensign stake will hold their regular
1909, in the new Whitney hall, cor
ner of A street and Second avenue. at
20 a. m. "a full and punctual atten-S
dance is desired.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06

turies received while In the crnpo ytT,ent
OF the company. HIS suit Yves ofag BIN al
Iy for 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
J. Fl. sCHLACKs IN OGDEN.
Vice President and Promincnt Rio
Grandc Officials Arc Entertained.

Especial to the .News.,0
Ogden, May 6.--Vica President c. II.
schlacks, Asst. General Manager w. S.
Martin, General Traffic Manager a. D..
Hughes. General supt. ]. c. Daley
General Auditor F.. II. Murphy, and
several other officials of the Rio
Grande Western, spent three hours in
Ogden yesterday inspecting the CONF
spanys property and the site for the
new passenger station on Twenty
fourth street which will be built dur
ing the coming summer. Later the
visitors We're entertained at the Weber
club by President Haywood of the club
and A. j. Cronin, the local agent for the
Gould roads.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06

Representative Nicholas Iongworth
and Mrs. Longworth will be nclghbors
5of President and Mrs. Taft this sum
d Iner and will 90 to their summer home
/, ut Beverly, Mass, early iii the season.
The cottage, which is a modern 10-room
house ON the seashore and only a
short distance from the Taft cottage. is.
'low Icing placed in readiness for Mr..
nnd Mrs. Longwcrth. The condition OF
Mrs. Lcngworth,s health would not per-
/ mt her TO accompany her husband
when he Went TO Cincinnati last week
tovlsit his relatives, and he has decided
10 take her to the seashore as soon as
the cottage has undergone the neces-
E sary repairs. Mrs. Longworth probably
Will be visited by Mrs Roosevelt during
the early summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06
ANDERSON GETS DAMAGES.

Edward Anderson. by his guardian.
II. NJ, Kelly, secured Judgment by stip-i
nlatIon yesterday in Judge Armstrong, S
court against the Consolidated 5Mercurs
Mines company for $50 for personal in
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06

during which he was questioned by the.
court, as well as the railway attorneys,
as to what vas to be the future satti-.
tude towards the railroad rate cases.
When asked IL he would withdraw his
quo warranto suit, filed yesterday at
granted a 2-cent passenger. fare, Mr.
Majors said that the rate had nothing
to do with the case. He said the rail-
roads have the right to establish any
rate less than a 3-cent rate in Missouri
providing they entered into no cons
bination or agreement to fix rate and
thereby destroy competition.
FORECLOSURE Sale ORDERED.
jackson, Miss. May "a bill was.
filed in tho FEDERAL court here today to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-06

and Gulf & Chicago railways, amount
ing to about sS,0Oo,00O. It.5is expect
ed the present owners of the two,
roads will purchase the property at
foreclosure sale,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19
MARINES ORDERED
TO co TO NICARAGUA
WARSHlP BUFFALO WITH 700
MARINES FROM PANAMA WILL
REACH CORiNTO TODAY.

Washington. Dec. 18th" L, :.
: mnalo, now ~ Panama, with 200
marines on b ard, has been ordered
- ,aN M once for Cormto This ac-
ton Was taken today as the result
OF telegram received from the
United States consulate AT Managua,
IN viii u it was stated that inasmuch
a, Zrlaya. in his message rtsign.ng
tr m the presidency, had made un-
pleasant rricr,nC" 10 Americans
and owing 10 a report which was
current I'm that city that several hun
dr,d adherruts of Zc'aya had been
armed win dtggcrs, the citizens
ct the United states residing in
that ,iry applied to tn consulate"
tor protection.
It is current umor that when
Nadriz arrives in Managua, prrsum.
ably tomorrow, Zelaya will formally
surrender his Office I the National
Assembly and that body had already
received instructions from Zelaya 10
,tst it, vote for Iria,, "a, pres dent
o. Nsaragua
THIS umor is directly at variance
with the understanding here based
ca difmtohn from y caragua, Off
oia.ly ana otherwise, to the effect
Jhat Madliz would receive the sup
pot not My of Znlaya himself
INIT o. h.s faction.
The conclusion OF the United
state, on GERS at Manama, is that
ty The lie ;lon of lrli', IelayI
would sin retain his holi on power
aud continue 20 dominate the 1T,
uati-n,
Both Irias and Madriz have long
been regarded as Zelaya's willing
tools and il has been suspected for
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

some time that Irias was really Eel
aya's first choice for the presidency,
and that Madriz was the second.
The hurry orders sen, to the Buf-
falo 10 proceed 10 Corinto may have
me- significance other than that
stated. iuasmuch as her arrival
There Is looked rcr on the very
day that Madriz Is expected TO ar
rive In Managua Whether the zoo
Mar ncs on the arrival OF the Buf-
falo at Curinto will be placed under
the orders of the United States con.
sulatc at Mauagua does not appear,
bur il Is assumed that the command
el OF the mnall will take such
steps AS may be deemed necessary
10 protect American citi2cns and
American interests
Rear Admiral Kimbdll, who went
to Panama on the Dixie. will accom-
pany the marines t. Corinto. He viii
then take command of the nava
vessels AZ that pog, Those now
there ave the Albany York own
Nicksburg aud the c5ll.er Saturn
The Princeton is expected to arrive
tonight
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19
SEN, OWENS CALLS
At WHITE HOUSE
TALKS WITH PRESIDENT, HOPES
TO GET GOVERNMENT TO
DROP ACTION IN LAND SUITS.

Wash ng1on, ID g., Dec lS.-Sen-
atur Owen of Oklah ma, before
l,dyinS for Muskugc' this evening
called a. the white house and took
mp with Pres dent Taft the matter
o. the government taking no fur'
ther action IN the $4,000 Indian larG
tie suits brought IN eastern OElt-
Aoma, providing the de,isi-n OF taa
United States ,ircu.t court at 81
Louis upholds the decision OF the
federal court for the eastern strict
OF Oklahoma, which decided in IA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

vor of the defendants, of which Sen
ator owen is the principal one.
Senator owen is authority for the
statement that the admin stration
will not press the suits further in
the event the decision OF Judge
Campbell is sustained.
we have had enough OF this fool
ishncss in Oklahoma" said Senator
owen today, and it's high time
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

Ing have an opportunity before them
The plans 1s adopted call for the
building of one OF the finest struc.
turc- in the stat, and il should not
po by default The building VIII
pay the interest on the bonds and
will create % sinking fund that Will
take care .f the principal.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

The United states government VIII
make tosts of Carter county shalc
a. Putsburg this summer and no
emo fears the result There is no
place ON the earth that has better
sasIp than Garter county
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19
DEPOSITS CHECK IN MARLoW
BANK DRAWN ON J. S. MULLEN
or ARoMoRE FOR $50.
GETS QUANTITY MERCHANDISE
And IS q Smooth Artist In That Line.
a Demon Feeds Crushed Glass 10
Mules-A Plea for Protection to
Bankers with Jolt to Lawmakers.

again demonstrated his ability to
cope with his white brother \ few
days ago q smooth young Indian
about % years of age, deposited with
"a local bank, a check drawn by j $
Mullen of \rdmorc for $3.50, and ON
,hc strength OF q receipt for collection
ISSUED io him he succeeded iu got
ting about $50 worth OF merchandise
from a local merchant. including
pair OF patent leather shoes, black
suit uf clothes. and minor articles
lie gave his name as Daniel Han
cock, started 10 write his name as
David. aud some say his real name Ia
Robinson Murphy, ANA that another
Indian who was with him him was the
real Hancock The check was re.
turned as forgery and the Indian
has given checks since At other towns
against the local bank He Is about
40 pounds. smooth shayeu, we'll dress
ed, good talk,r and a good looNing
Indian .laimcd to come from near
McNlcstcr aud from nj, conversation
was wen acquainted win Nlssissip.
p Choctaws near there. Local
bankers have sent notices out 10
ncighboring banks to be- ON lookou,
for The smooth artist.
Some days ago L. II Harrison, q
prominent stockman living about T.
miles east Of MARROW. had a very sick
mule The mule being brOugh TO
town, finally died The veterinary
who Was called found upon cNamma
tiou that the stock ha1 been fed brok-
en glass. II Is also reported shat on
Of Mr. Hlari,on's recently vacated
rent houses was found about the same
time. with an old stove inside full OF
roaring fire, and the stove pipe my
ed out, and the passcrhy who dis oy-
cred II. vas Just in time To save the
house from burning. 1t would No
take Sherlock Holmes 90 find the
guilty parties, although absolute
proof will be hard to get under exist
ing circumstances.
The matter of high taN,, and m-
cqnal and unjust assessments (, cree
a arng a great deal OF Dissatisfaction
over this way Farm property Is AS
/ s,s,cd a. about - per cent or t.,
/ real value. sometime, as high as 10
per cent but seldom over IT, 1Wu
property from - per cent To about
90 per cent and sometimes over what
IL would sell for. while bank stock rs
assessed at dollar Tor dollar including
capital surplus. aud undivided prot
.iIs. vi 10 no deductions whatever a..
lowed The bankers claim this ~ "a
great Injustice to them and have com.
paucd 10 the governor of the matter
To date, however they have r,cch.
ci no rrlinl or promise, # amy.
ler,ut bank burg'arics briug to
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

these law suits being brought by the
government, which do nothing but
unnecessarily harrass the people OF
eastern oklahoma, are stopped"
Senator owen is tie only mem
Der Of Oklahoma's delegation who
will spend The holidays In Oklahoma
Ardmoreire Want Ads are the best.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

N.u Santa Claus.
Dear Santa Claus how arr YOU &
want little dolly, buggy Tor hur
! love my mamma aud papa r'1-r
Nru- mr picture book
HATTIE BURNlrT
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19
LATE SANTA CLAUS LETTERS

Dear Santa Claus:
| wan an automobile, one that |
can ride ON. and book with bear
~.ori,, iu them. some nuts and can.
dies Your friend
WARD UNRRElp
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

The ,omm.try, which has m hand
the nuiiur OF the Masonic build.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

Ardmoreite Want Ads are the best
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

IN, finest hardwood timber gran
tc asphalt shalc. oil and gas lie
a ,uD door of the city of Ardmoro.
= little adycrtisiug, little pluck
and little capital win develop
fH,~, resources
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

The big SNOW almost assure, a
OBJ. wheat crop for 1910 Much OF
'a. land has been turned Tor other
crops and viii bee In fine shape
tr planting Thing, look good for
or. oklahoma farmer next year. lie
i practically out uf debt and has
plenty o., home
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

Tia. building of the power plant
BOO 1910 ou the Wa-hitl means cheap
ol,ruicy for lights aud motor pow
r. 10 viii pave the way for the
biggest ncIoric, iu the state TO
by located here. This will De one
ot the greatest power plants in
tho entire southwest and means
more to Nrdmorc than any other one
thing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-12-19

Ardmorei'e Want Ads are the best.
Morris tribune., 1909-10-29
MAURA CABINET FORCED OUT
New Spanish Ministry Headed by
Senior Moret

Madrid, Oct 22.-The Spanish cabi-
net, which was formed Jan. 25, 1907,
under the premiership of Antonio Maui
ia, resigned as a result of the bitter
attacks made against the government
by the former premier. Moret y Preh-
dergast, representing powerful op-
position.
At a conference with King Alfonso,
Premier Maura told the king that, in
the face of Senor Moret's statement
that the opposition would refuse to
discuss even the most urgent meas
ures, he had no option but to resign.
He asked, however. the members of
the majority to support the new min
istry.
Mcret y Prendergast formed a new
ministry, himself assuming the post
of premier and minister of the in
terror.
When the president Of the chamber
of deputies made the announcement
Of the cabinets resignation it was re-
ceived with such an ear.splitting up
roar that he was forced to adjourn the
sitting.