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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-15
DANGER IN
AN[)E RS
Disease Can Be Com
municated With Fata!
Results to Man.

Chicago. Sept, 15.-Public watering
troughS for horses were condemned
by. the state veterinarian of Missouri,
Dr., f. d. I4uckey. and by DR.. Schoen-
leben Of Kansas. at yesterdays Ses-
sion of the Interstate Association Of
Livestock Sanitary Boards
DR., Schoenleben read paper on
CHAMBERS. in which. after detailing
methods of control and of diagnosis
Of that scourge of horses, he attacked
the public watering trough as the
great dlssemiDatoT OF the disease. He
also asserted that glanders is com
municable from horses TO men and is
a fatal disease to human beings.
DR. J NJ Wright. state veterinarian
OF Illinois. differed concerning the
public watering troughs
He asserted the public watering
trough was public necessity and. IL
an evil. necessary one. 1t was in
no way a sDreader of disease, he said
II the water In il were kept running.
DR. Ward of Minneapolis answered
Dr.. Wright in a series Of statements
condemning the public trough.
DR. Luckey delivered the closing
words on the subject In Massacbus-
etts. he said. the public watering
trough was responsible for the inflic-
tion OF CHAMBERS upon horses 10 the
extent Of a thousand head annually.
DR.. Lucl5ey supported his argument
with statistics Of different states and
with other evidences in opposition to
the assertion Of DR.. Wright that run
ming water disinfected a trough.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
WORLDS MARKETS
OF STOCKS
FEATURE OF hARkET

New York. Sept 15.-Pl1ces Of
stocks started higher than last night
with active dealings in all departments
Of the list National Railway of Mex
leo advanced l 81, Reading l ii. Un-
ion Pacific. Pennsylvania and Wabash
preferred ] and Union Pacific prefer
red, New York Central Southern Pm
ciiic and Western Union and American
Cotton OH large fractions.
Speculation became rather unsettled.
some stocks weakening when Union
Pacific reacted 10 below last night and
the preferred fell back l IL. Later
on, tho aggressive bidding up of tho
trunk line groups and Reading pulled
the whole list 10 the best The west
ern stocks were bought freely on the
rise. Reading reached a record price
of 167. which was "a over yester-
days closing Cleveland c. c. G. St
Louis advanced 3, St Louis and San
Francisco second preferred 2. Balti-
more and Ohio ! IL, Southern Pacific
] 3-S. New York Central / Ii and ST.
Paul. Atchison and others a point.
The strength of New York Central
became the feature. that stock rising
? 81 on large dealings. Pennsylvania
and Texas and Pacific also advanced
] 5.S and Louisville and Nashville.
Delaware and Hudson. American Lo-
comotiVe, Consolidated Gas. American
Beet Sugar and American Hide and
Leather preferred / IL. There were
a number Of one point gains in I'M
portant stocks, out the previous gains
We're not much extended When New
York Central halted, prices else
where receded fraction
Union Bag preferred gained 3, and
Lake Erie and Western preferred lost
3-4, Bonds wero irregular.
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Several Of the Victims of the Disaster Are
Cremated by the Burning Cars Overlook
ing Of Orders Caused Wreck.

Nashville, Tenn. Sept. 15.-As the
result of a head.on collision between
passenger train No. and fast freight
No. 81 on the Nashville, Chattanooga
Il ST. Louis railway. one mile west of
PeGram Station, Tenn. today, eight
men were killed, one seriously Injured
and number of others reported moro
or less hurt, No passengers wero
killed. The cars caught fire and sew
eral of the victims were cremated.
The dead:
VIII Mogan. Nashville, travelling en-,
ginecr.
Joe Cover, Nashville, passenger en-
gineer.
Jesse Harrington, freight engineer.
Walter Roach. messenger.
Samuel Whited, freight fireman.
S, 3. Walt. brakeman on freight
w. S. Stalcap. mall clerk, Martin,
Tenn
l.. f. Bailey. mail clerk. Martin,
Tenn.
Ellis Martin. conductor on the
freight was badly injured.
Both engines were completely
wrecked
The wreck was caused by the over
looking of orders.
Mogan was for years the private
engineer of the late President ], w.
Thomas of the Nashville, Chattanoo,
ga g. St. Louis railway, and had just
returned from a meeting of the Broth
erhood OF Locomotive Engineers al
Denver.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-15
DELE(iAT TIES
IN A T |(1R I.
Women Struck Men Over
the Head and Shoulders
With Umbrellas.

Springfield. Ills. Sept. 15.-Women
delegates struck men delegates over
their heads and shoulders with um-
brellas while the masculine delegates
fought among themselves. at the open
ing session of the National conven'
ton OF the Yeomen of America yes
terday.
The trouble started at the outset
of the meeting 1t Is charged that an
attempt was made 10 seat delegates
who said ther represent lodges in IL
linois and other states TO which char
ters nave not yet been issued. The
excitement was intense for a time,
but order was restored before anyone
was seriously hurt.
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DETECTIVES TO 60 ALONG.

Albany N. Y. Sept 15.-Governor
Hughes probably Will greet President
Taft upon his arrival here at 3i45
o'clock this afternoon The governor
has planned 10 take the 4 o'clock train
for Syracuse where he is 10 speak
at the state fair tomorrow and ex-
poets to he at tho station when the
Presidents train rolls in. 1t is not
Improbable the Presldcnt may invite
Governor Hughes TO accompany him
as far ne Syracuse.
Mayor Snyder Is In New York today
and no formal welcome to the Prcsl-
dent has been arranged.
Chief ". a. Humphrey OF the New
York Central detective forces and two
other detectives Will accompany the
presidential party as far as Buffalo.
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/ last campaign and who Is secretary
10 Chief of Police Steward. stated to-
day that minute precautions had been
arranged for the protection Of the chill
dren as we'll as of the President.
The review of tho pupils will ter
inmate at the Congress hotel. where
the President Will witness baseball
game between the New York and Chi
cago clubs of the National league,
weather permitting.
He Will be the guest of the Ham,
ilton club at an informal dinner. af
ter which he will address mass
meeting at Orchestra hall.
AT IL p. NJ, he will attend the ball
of the American Bankers association
and at midnight will be escorted to
his train which, three hours later, will
leave for Milwaukee.
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Omaha Livestock,

Omaha. Neb.. Sept l5.-Cattle-Re-
ccipts 5000. market steady TO strong.
Native steers So. .00a7 IS: cows and
heifers 81. JOa5 O0 western steers So.
50a6 90; Texas steers 81 0Oa5 25.
range COWS and heilers 81 75al 80 !;
Gamers So o0a3 90; stockers and feed.
ers So 0Oa5 40; calves So 50a6 90 !,
bulls and stays So 50al.75.
Hogs-Receipts $500; market sc
higher. Heavy 81 S5sS. 10, mixed 81
95aS 05; light SIS 15aS 20, pigs Sc. 30
al so: bulk Of sales 81 95aS 10.
Sheopu-Receipts i25.0OO. Market
steady to lOa16c lower, yearlings So
00a5 30 wethers 81 2Saf SIS, ewes S3.-
75a4 So lambs S6.75a7 25.
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Boston Enjoys His Presence

Boston, Sept 15-Well tanned by
more than FIVE weeks on the golf links
and inyigorated by the salt sea breezes
Of Massachusetts Bay. President Taft
closed his forty-day vacation today,
and in excellent voice. started on his
13.000-mile swing around the country.
Tho President is looking forward to
a delightful two months IN which he
will meet thousands OF people and
proclaim the purposes OF the admin
istratiop ..-..
President Taft began his speech
making tour last night at the banquet
Of the Chamber of Commerce of Bos.
ton He Will resume In Chicago.
The presidential party was driven
from the Hotel Touraine at $3.50 a.
m and boarded the special train OF
three cars at tho South station.
The President had as guests at
breakfast Senator w. Murray Crane
or Massachusetts and former Secre-
tary OF The Treasury George B. Cor
telyou President Taft also was Join
ed at the hotel by his aunt. Miss
Della Torrey of Millbury. Mass, who
accompanied him as far as Worces-
ter; William Nelson Cromwell, who
went as far as Albany.
The President found his private car
Mayflower awaiting him at the South
station while ahead of 1t was the aux
illary car Hazelmere, which takes the
newspaper correspondents In addi.
ton, there were the private car OF
General Manager ]. H. Hustls of the
Boston & Albany division. who takes
charge of the party as far as Albany,
and a regular coach
The presidential train pulled out Of
the station at 1908 a m. 1t was plan
ned 10 stop at Worcester. Springfield
and Plttsield and 1t was intimated that
the President might make a few rear
platform remarks at the latter station.
The President was In a joyful mood
as the train started and waved a hap
py goodbye TO his vacation In the
old BaY State
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HEAD.ON COLLISION IN WHICH EIGHT
ARE KILLED AND WRECK TAKES FIRE

ccrely desirous that Peru. in the in
tcrcst of peace and concord. show her
self friendly 10 Bolivia. her ncighbor
and former ally, and concede TO her
the little she asks. Such step would
mean no important sacrifices 10 Peru.
nor would II show any lack OF cour-
tesy 10 the Argentine Republic.
Tho essential thing for South Am
erica, that tho complications and the
difficulties be done away with as soon
as possible. II is today impossible TO
forecast the dangerous consequences
OF a continuance of tho recent situay
tion. The present difficulty once com
posed, The road would be open for d
reconciliation between Argentina and
Bolivia. which IT is TO be hoped, other
nations also will follow
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Amalgamated Copper. So
American Beet Sugar. As rs.
American Smelling. 9S ga
American Smelling. pfd. 112 IA.
American Sugar Refining, 1873 Ia.
Anaconda Mining Co. As.
Atchison, 120.
Baltimore and Ohio. lis IA.
Canadian Pacific. ISL rs.
Chicago and Northwestern, 1876.
Chicago. Mil and st. Paul, 15S 81
Colorado and Southern. So.
Denver and Rio Grande. As IA.
Denver and Rio Grande, pfd,, Sc 4
Erie Railway, 25.
Illinois Central. l54.
Missouri Pacific. ~.
New York Central. 1876 SIS.
Northern Pacific. 155 1-2.
Pennsylvania Railway. 144 7-S.
Reading Railway, 167 SIS.
Rock Island Co. 80 H.
Rock Island Co, pfd.. rs rs.
Southern Pacific. 12S
Southern Railway. 81.
Union Pacific, G04 is.
United States Steel. 81 SIS.
United States Steel. pfd., 126 IL.
Wabash Railway. 20 1-2.
Wabash Railway, pfd., so 3-4.
Western Union. 70 Ii.
Standard OIL Company. $50.
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PHILADELPHIA AND
DETROIT GAMES

Philadelphia, Sept. 15-There Is
great public interest here In the series
of baseball games beginning tomorrow
in this city between the Detroit and
Philadelphia American league clubs.
These games will probable settle the
championship.
This interest had been heightened
by the discussion OF an incident OF
the recent series In Detroit between
the same teams. when Baker. third
basemen of the PhIladelphias, WAS
spiked on the arm by "Ty'' Cobb as the
latter slid into third base. Much has
been published about the accident.
Cobb vigorously denying any intention
10 injure Baker and the friends OF the
latter asserting Cobb desired TO MAIN
Baker and thus put a strong rival
player out OF the game
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C0OK=PEARY ROW
CAUSES REGRETS

Hartford, Conn, Sept. 15-Willis
Moore. chief of the weather bureau,
who Is here on trip OF inspection.
has contributed brief statement 10
the Cook-Peary controversy. Speaking
for the National Geographical society.
OF which he Is president. Mr.. Moore
said.
The Geographical society is abso-
lutely nonpartisan in its attitude
toward the explorers. IL will with
hold its verdict until all data has
been carefully considered and then
viii make an impartial finding. The
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-15
Strenuous Day In Chicago.

Chicago. Sept ia strenuous In
ausural Of President Tafts long
speech-malSing trip has been arrang-
ed here for tomorrow. From the mo-
ment he steps from the train at 1l;l5
a. M. until midnight when he retires
10 his private car every minute VIII
be turned to account.
For an hour and half an autono-
bile viii carry him slowly through a
gauntlet OF 10000 public and private
school pupils lining miles OF boule-
wards and carrying small American
fags.
James Markham. who was one OF
Judge Taft's bodyguards during the
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Paris. Sept. 15.-George Monitor
guelI. in an elaborate review of Rob
ert Fulton's career in France, pub
lished today. reproduces an official ac-
count Of FnIton'S trials on the Seine,
January 20. 1905. and Fulton's own
words saying that the real inspirations
of his discovery were the expert
ments of Marquis Jouffroy at Lyons.
in 1883.
This. the writer does 10 prove that
tho steamboat is a French invention
perfected in France by an American
and exploited in America and he
SAYS. for this reason. France Is send
ing q member OF the institute aud 4
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HARTMAN
MONUMENT
Railroad Employees OF
the United States Are
to Build One.

st. Joseph, Mo, Sept 15-John
Crance of St Joseph, veteran Chi
cago. Burlington & Quincy railroad
conductor. has started fund to erect
a monument to Il. H Hartman by
popular subscription of railroad en-
ployeS OF the United States.
The plan is to form a Hartman
monument association and to solicit
subscriptions OF 25 cents from each of
the railroad employees OF the country.
A meeting to form permanent or
ganization will be held next Sunday.
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ESPERANTO SHOULD
BE WORLDLY WIDE

Paris. Sept 15-Ernest Archdeacon.
A member of the chamber of deputies,
who has just returned here from the
International Esperanto congress at
Barcelona. is amazed AT The facilities
With which persons OF different nation
alitioS communicate in Esperanto
He has issued an appeal 10 Andrew
Carnegie 10 investigate this subject
and give il his financial support
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LYE CAUSES A
CHILD TO STARVE

Portland, Orc, Sept. 15.-After
lingering nearly a year. Chester Man
mel Hallock. aged two years, is dead
from lack OF nutrition superinduced by
I've poisoning. When the baby was
about a year old he ate a quantity OF
lye. Medical aid prevented immedi-
ate death. but the chemical had de-
stroyed the lining of the stomach to
such an extent that the boy failed TO
receive sufficient nutrition from his
food aud slowly wasted away until
death onsued.
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Plttsburg. Sept. ia new strike
was inaugurated at the Pressed Steel
Car Works NJ McKees Rocks today
By three thousand foreigners who re-
fused TO work unless the bosses and
sub5osscs Of the plant were dis
charged
INC strike. It is stated. iS not or
ganl@cd. but Il caused such excite
mcnt in and about Schoenyille. There
was 10 demonstration aside from for
clgners assembling about the gates
About forty deputy sheriffs are still
or duty at the works.
Most Of the American workmen
went 10 work as usual but later several
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STRIKE AT M'KEES ROCK BY
THREE THOUSAND FOREIGNERS

hundred OF them quit work Tho alb
sence of the foreigners. they said.
necessitated their coming out The
main grievance. II Is said. is tho en-
ployment Of a large number OF men
imported during the late strike. in the
capacity of bosses and sub-bosses.
Tho mon claim one OF the agree
moptg by which the last trouble was
settled. was that all of the imported
men should be discharged.
The American workmen. who left
the plant. say no work has been ac-
compllshed az the mill Instead the
porkmon gsthcred In a body and list
ened 10 addresses.
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II would better do about 1t. He said
Accept everyone OF them and when
YOU get thore insist on speaking and
speak il out red hot
III was one of President Taft's
speeches at Shanghai that made me-
vote the Republican ticket for the frat
time. President Tafts name is moro
widely known and more widely ia.
spectcd than the name of any for
elgner in China
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Fll TOMS DISCOVERY INSPIRED
BY EXPERIMENTS OF A FRENCHMAN

detachment OF her fleet to join in
''ihe tribute OF gratitude which Am
erica is paving to her illustrious son.
who. in many ways. made the old
world tributary TO the new"
Continuing NJ Montorgueil declares
that Fulton left France because the
Napoleon government would not ac-
cept his Nautilus. a prototype of the
submarine. with three of which Full
ton told Napoleon he could destroy
the English fleet Subsequently Full
ton offered the Nautilus to England.
hut England wanted to destroy the sec
ret wboreupon Fulton went to Am.
erica
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New York. Sept 15.-Sugar. raw
Firm: fair refining $3.671S 20; CEN
trifugal 96 test 81. 17a4 20: molasScs
sugar 81 42a5. As, refined. steady;
crushed S5S5, powdered So 25; gran
ulated $5.15.
COFFEE Quiet: No. z Rio Z IA,
No. Santos 1-2a9.
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PRESIDENT TAFT LEAVES BOSTON ON
HIS 12,OOO-MILE TOUR OF COUNTRY

attitude of the geodetIc board is sim
ilarly neutral. We are pained that
this dcplorable controversy should
have arisen. for both Cook and Peary
are American explorers and intrepid
and resolute men. The discovery OF
the pole is great victory for Ameri.
can brain and Drawn"
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. Sept. 15.-Close: Wheat
Sept 81 10 IL; Dec. 9S 1-Sa14, May
S1.01 l-2a5S.
Corn-Sept 81 Is: Dec. 50 IA. MAY
So Is.
oats-scpt 40, Dec. 80 S-SaS-4: May
i2 is.
Pork-sept. s2s rs bid. % s5 sell
ers; Jan. S17.s2 10; May s17 So IL.
Lard-Sept S11.s7 1-2; Oct s11 90;
Nov. $11 5Oal1 50 l-2. Jan. $40 so
RIbs-Sept. Sl1 go; Oct. sl1 10;
January 50 30
Rye-Cash 71a72; Sept. 20.
Barley Cash 5la6G.
Timothy-Sept 81 90; Oct, 81 %
IL; March 81. 20.
Clover Seed cash S15.25 March
SlS.75.
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SEPlJL CHRE,
IS SEALED
7E{
Grave of Hartman Is
Now Massive Mound
of Concrete.

Middleton, N. Y, Sept. 15-Having
blasted tomb out of the solid rock
al Arden for the body of Edward II.
Hartman, the grave Is locked to all
the world by the closing of the sep
ulChre with a massive mound of con-
crete. which will be reinforced with
three tons of steel.
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SECRETARY GOES TO CAPITAL

Washington, Sept. 15.-Frcd W. Car
penter. the secretary to the Presi-
dent and Rudolph Forster. one Of the
assistant secretaries. who were at
Beverly. Mass. are expected to reach
Washington tomorrow and assume
their duties at tho White House
President Taft will at all times be
Continued on Page SiX.)
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and hclfcrs 50. 25a6 20; calves ss.75

Receipts estimated at $4,000.
Market steady, light 81 95aS 45. mix
cd 81 90aS SO: heavy 81 65as so;
rough 81. 65a7. 90: good to choice
heavy 81 9OaS 5l; pigs 81. 7.25aS 20 /,
bulk OF sales IS. l0aS rs.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at $4,000.
Market stoady; native S275a5 90: /:
western SS.00a5. 10, yearling5 81 6Oa
5 65: lambs, native. 81 50a7 60; west
ern 81 50a7 GO.
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Detectives Go With Him and He Is to Be
Closely Guarded=--In Chicago 100000 School
Children Are to Greet the President.

Boston, Sept 15.-President Taft
left Boston today at 1908 a. N. HIS
train formed the second section OF the
regular express train from Boston to
Albany over the Boston and Albany
division Of the New York Central
railroad.
Worcester. Mass, Sept 15.-Presi-
dent Tafts special train passed
through here at 11:15 q, nj. A brief
stop was made at the station and the
Presidents aunt. Miss Della Torrey of
Millbury. aliGhted. President Taft ad-
dressed the crowd from the rear plat.
form of his car.
Springfield, Mass. Sept. 15.-Presi-
dent Taft, on a special train. arrived
here at 1897 p. M. and left for Pitts
field FIVE minutes later. A crowd OF
about 5000 persons was gathered at
the station and the President briefly
addressed the throng from the rear
platform Of his car.
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chicano Livestock.

Chicngo. Sept Receipts
estimated at 10000; market steady;
beeyes Sf.l0aS. 30; Texas steers 81 -
oOa5 p: western steers 81 OOaG 80;
stockers and feeders Sc .00ai 80, COWS
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Metal Market

New York. Sept. 15.-Lead. easy
81. 30ai 81 1-2, Copper. weak: stand
ard spot and October $12 35a12. 80.
Silver, 81 SIS.
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N0 GUESS WORK

ST ANDARD DISPATCHES
ARE GENUINE AND GUAR
ANTEED BY THE GREATEST
NEWS GATHERING ASSO-
CATION IN THE WORLD
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WEATHER FORECAST

UTAH-THG INDICATIONS ARE
That THE WEATHER WILL BE
FAIR TONIGHT AND ToMoR-
ROW.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-14
CLOTHING WILL COST
MILLIONS MORE

Is this country willing to pay 100 mil
ton nollars more for it's mems and boys
clothing next year than it is paying
his year2 How long will the people
endure tariff system under which such
>xtortion is possible in only one of the
many necessities Of life? asks the Kan
'.as City Times.
Yet, the estimate that this enormous
increase in the cost of wooden clothing
will be made is not based on an increase
IN the tariff. 1t is based on the fact
that congress has refused to lower the
)ingley duties, in spite of the complete
Ind sensational exposure of the wooden
schedule graft, made by Senator Doll
iver, Senator La Toilette and Others
The fact is that the duties now opcr.
ntive are so high that this sweeping adj
Eance can be made without formidable
foreign competition. They are so high
hat even the manufacturers of woolens,
with all their greed did not ask to have
hem advanced. They preferred to
let them remain unchanged rather than
'" HA1hO a. III
by the conference committee. And,
hey had their way.
There is no reason to believe that
hey would not have had their way
even if they had asked an advance.
But they did not need higher duties
not ut present. A clean cxtortion
pf $50 millions in a year, in addition to
he already enoI mons and indefensible
profits made by the wooden trust, is,
perhaps, about all the people can stand
But it is the determination of this and
The other trusts to scure all that the
people can possibly pay. And congress
has appeared once more as willing re-
preventative body-for these trusts
md has agreed to maintain duties that
must inevitably not only increase the
,ost of living, but also lowers the
standards Of life among the masses.
And that, too, in spite of the fact that
the country was led to believe, by both
parties through their platforms, their
candidates and their Hpokesmen, that
the tariff was to be lowered with re
terence to reducing the cost of living.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1909-08-14
Business Locals.

Coming Copper Camp Of Contact at
Opera House tonight
THERE'S COPPER THERE see
Contact pictures at Opera House.
Reduced prices for 30 days in mems
and boys clothing at Engler Cos.
Reduced prices for 30 days in ladies'
dress skirts and shirt waists at
Engler Cos.
For Sale-A latest improved Smith
Premier Typewriter almost new. In
quire at the Henderson Bank.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-
tain your facial expression. DIR. Gill;
land ''the dentist" Office over the Drug
Store. Elko