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FOX RENT
2I7 AZ NV, Tor. .$65. 90 2,54 Univ pl NV er4O 80
a13 18th NV. Or. .35. 80 112O sth NV. 7r.. .25 80
a0lO NV. Or. .25. 90 134 D ne, 6r % so
2I6 18th NV, Or. 30. SO 12291a 7th NV store
a4s 14Is NV. 6r. .13 10 and stable 35 90
1853 10th NV. 5r .13. 30 439la Sth sw, br IA 90
142 Prov. Lefty 6rl0. so 2O07 R's'dae ,6r1O 90
227 Har'son, Anc Ar q so 153 Sheridan Anc 5ra 90
RI 502 Mich. .Anc, ,4r7 so 1914 Nornd al sw 5rS so
APARTMENTS.
2To5 11th NV. 1st floor. bath. yard 6r. .S23 so
4oI NV. 1st floor. bath. furnace. Or. .$23 so
UNFUREISHED ROOMS.
400 9th NV. Rooms 10, IL, IL, 3r. $l8 90
1t05 1st NV. basement rooms Pr. 81 Is
24o7 Shows court NV. 1st foor 3r. ...... So 90
STORE
l5i5 Benning road II st. extended S2J 90
STABLES.
Rear 2445 Ga. ave. n.w..................$ $40 90
Rear 9lS NY. ave- NV. shop. 2-story bk So 90
my2a- 3t' A. s. CAYWOOD, a33 9th St ".
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MEDICAL.
DIR. Sh@dee
SPECIALIST. 72s 18TH ST

SPECIALIST. 72s 18TH ST !
wASHINGTOE'S OLDEST SPECIALIST.
80 YEARS PRACTICE TREATING NERVOUS
AND CHRONIC DISEASES: also stomachs
lungs, asthma, catarrh, appendicitis. liver.
heart, kidneys. bladder. structure, discharges.
general debility and special weakness: blood
and skin diseases. Special and private ailments
of both sexes cured quickly. Consultation free.
Hours: to A. Tuesday and Saturday nights Z
to 8; Sundays, 9:3O to 1890. Chandler buildinSs
Elevator and phone.
de4-1SOts. is
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G Chesapeake Ohio Railway

Chesapeake Ohio Railway
NOTE-Published only as information. and not
guaranteed.
400 P.M.-C 4 o. LIMITED. daily-Fast vesti-
bule train. Pullman sleeper. to Louisville
Louis. Connection for virginia Hot Springs.
Pullman cars Louisville to Nashville. Mem
phis and New Orleans. Dining cars. . 10
11:1o PM. r. v. LIMITED, daily-Pullman
sleepers to Cincinnati. Lexington and Louis-
vile daily and Virginia Hot Springs week
days. Dining Car, a Ia carte service. Pull
man sleepers Cincinnati to Chicago and St
Louis and Louisville to Memphis. Nashville
and New Orleans
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices at 513 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. 1880 F street and new Union
station. Telephone Main 1866 or 2208 for tickets.
baggage checks. reservations and taxicabs.
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Oh hSAN L - ID ID. y -
1918 X NV. 1Sr. .2b$lOO.00
l343 l. NV, l5r. 2b. 65. 10
sol T NV. Ir. b. $3.50
Ga ay & Rock Greek
Church rd. ..... 81. 30
1868 10th NV. Or. h. 81. 50
i52s LIST NV Or b. 80. 50
45 Fla av NV. Or. .b30.J0
iil4 Col st NV Or. b3o. 90
lsai 10th NV .6r. b. Is 20
-. h ne. 6r. h. - "a 90
700 18th ne. 6r. b.22. so
6iS 1Ith ne. Or. h.. %. 80
I.ai 4th NV. 6r. Wis. 90
T05 Kenyon. 5r.w.15.D
1918 * Sc. Or. b. IL so
c5il 9Th NV. 6r.w.1b.3o
..s"T VI NV. 1r. h.15.0O
li53 NJ av NV, Or. VIA 80
1a49 35th NV. 5r. w13.5O
$50 Kramer. sr,wl0.00
STORES.
sfh J. Mass ay NV. 800
inV9i-tf
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

story stable: in good. white neighborhood
northeast; adjoining house of only six rooms
sold for $2 400 several months ago This Is
attractive. either home an investment.
WIN. 81. SAUNDERS & CO.,
my31.3t 14O7 st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
COURTBANpS
FOR SALE.

COURTBANpS.
Washington's most rapidly growing suburb. 81
Joining Alexandria Go. courthouse and resr
Clarendon. Located fine macadam read,
overlooking and In walking distance Of the city.
Between two electric lines. WHITE OAK
SHADE TREES on EVERY LOT
LOTS. $40 DOWN. SIS FER MONTH
10ro OFF FOR CASH.
An inspection Of CoCRTLANDS will show you
why so many are buying and building IN this
locality-why You should buy a lot for assite or
Investment now, while prices at their lowest.
For particulars call or write.
Our representative will be glad TO show you
the property.
CHAS. G. MACKALL & co.
METROPOLITAN BANK BUILDING
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RAILROADS.

CHESAPEAKE BEACH RY
Effective May % 1909.
Subject to change without notice.
WEEK DAYS
Going. leave District Line 9:25, II 100 an
2:2O. $40. 7:45 and 9:45 pm.
Returning. leave the Beach Gas am, 12:45
200. 600. 500 and 1000 pm.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Going. 9:25 and 11:OO am, 2:30. 400. 7:45
and GAS pm.
Returning. TOO am, 1245. 21o. 600. 500
and 1000 pm.
PAUL r WATERS
myca-tf.15 General Manager.
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1926 9th NV. 10r., b.. in fine shape. .S37. so
40 81 ne. Or. b., CoLoRED TENANT 2l.75
652ia Morton pl. ne, Ar. & b. dat ID a.. l5 so
636K Morton pl. ne. Ar. b.. I'd a. dat... Is so
1T4S NV, 5r.. CoLoRED TENANT. ~. Is IS
my2a-3ts
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FOR RENT-BY B. F. SAUL CO., 7TH &LN.

AUL CO.. 7TH 4 L NV.
i26 + NV. 200
Ne cor 14th q r nw65. 90
lI05 14th NV. 40. 90
1859 r NV. 20. so
T24 Ga av. ~. 90
616 La av. ba sem't.S.CO
COLORED TENANTS.
sol T NV, 7r, b. .35. 80
SD 81 ne, Ar, W. 1000
sos Fla ay NV, 4r.lO.OO
1923 l sw, Ar. W. .T.50
STABLES.
Rear 1413 n NV. 1000
RI 27l3 Ga av, sta 4
2 acres. .12.0 90
r 2161 9Th nw.4stlslO.O0
OFFICE ROOMS.
612 F NV. 3r. b. 40. 90
1881 U NV, Ar, .25. 90
512 F NV. 1r. 90
WAREHOUSES;.
Freedman's alley. 40 90
Rear 613 L NV. rs. 90
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TAKOMA PARK BARGAINS.
Prices based on true value-not possible future

TAKOMA PARK BAkGAlNS
Prices based on true value-not possible future
increase.
THIS HOUSE READY FOR YOU-oPEJ
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
PRICE s.. 750.
No. 40 Chestnut St. Takoma Park, ID. c.,
near electric cars. Has all modern improve.
ments-newly painted, inside and out-near new
District school-large grounds-fruit and shade
trees-picture does not do house Justice.
IF YOU WANT A SUBURBAN HOME SEE
ME- BEFORE YOU BUY.
My time and automobile at your service.
! have a number of attractive houses for sale
at Takoma Park and other suburban sections.
Prices range from s. 900 to $4,000 Houses
have all modern convenences-large grounds
shade.
OFFICE OPEN UNTIL 1 PM. MONDAY.
LOTS-FOR SALE-LOTS
AT
TAKOMA PARK.
SOME BIG BARGAINS.
Easy terms IL desired.
The lots are so feet front by 14O to 200 feet
deep; prices range from $500 to $1,000 for a
lot.
FOR PLATS AND FULL. INFORMATION. SEE
II. l.. THORNTON, TAKOMA PARK AGENT,
my29-3t 607 18TH ST. NV.
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FALLS CHURCH-OWNER WILL SACRIFICE
1Oroom house; 4 acres; tennis court; beamtiful
lawns: fruit, shade; fine water; barn. Trade
or monthly installments, 500 9th ST., Room 8.
my29 3ts
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WANTED-WE WANT HOUSES TO RENT;
have more applicants than can begin to
commodate. If you have vacant property list it
with US Immediately.
NJ. B. HARLOW & CO.. Inc
my15-30t,S 141O II st. NV.
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FOR T-CONvENIENTLY SITUATED FOR
those employed at Union station post Office
annex: ;, rooms and bath: IN frst-ciass condi-
lion: - Eye ST. ne: So. CAYW0OD &
GARRETT 1871 \. Y. ave. my23-3t'5
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myH3t
FOR SALE-AT COLLEGE PARK, MD.-NEw
house OF large rooms and bath. cellar; hot
water heat: slate roof open fireplace: ons
square from electric and steam railroads: loe
100 by 10 feet: easy terms. Price So 675.
HARRY A. WAGSTAFF,
my2g3t 904 14th ct. ".
FOR SAI.E-AT COLLEGE PARK. MD.-NEw
house of rooms: cellar: porches: slate roof:
chicken house: with OF ground: con.
yenient to steam and electric railroads. Pricev
HARRY A. wAGSTAFF.
my2a3t ao4 14th st NV
FOR SALE-vERY CHEAP AND on EAS1
terms. 10 large quarteracre lots. with hu1
water, big trees. high elevation: GreaS1
Falls and Old Dominion electric road; only l6
minutes ride from Washington: only $50 on /
time. or SIPS per lot cash; must be sold and '
they are bargains. Send call for large plaes
and full description. JAMES E. CLEMENTSs
14O6 st. NV. my29 3ts ]!
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WANTED-WILL PAY $50 MONTH FOR HOUSE,
NV: rooms preferred, with hot-water heat.
but rooms will do II location is exception
aNy good and house new; three in family.
Roy CS Star office my22-1Ot
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FUK RrNT-
DESIRABLE HOME FOR PHYSICIAN.
IL rooms and baths. steam heat; rent, $55
now occupied by 1rst-class physican 2341 18th
st. NV
MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1883 G st. NV.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR ExCHANGE-ON BENNING ROAD. TWO
very desirable, new. modern sr. and basement
semi i-detached house, clear colonial porches.
furnace heat: electric lights: mineral spring
water in houses; one one, car fare: 10 minutes to
center OF city. VIII exchange for city or
suburban unincumbered vacant property. Ad-
dress OWNER, Box 202. Star office my3O2ts
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFINISHED.

FOR RENT-SIX ROOMS AND BATH: LARGE
yards and closets; bay window front; walking
distance to departments: low rent. 262S st,
NV.
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FOR RENT-TO COLORED TENANT. 3015h
SbermaD ave. NV; porcelain oath: rent, $16.
L. W. GROOMES. 141O G ST. NV. my1O-tf
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-CALL. WRITE, PHONE NJ. 1924
for membership to exchange; $1.OO per
year. IL you have real estate for sale we can
put You in touch with the buyer. TRADERS
EXCHANGE, W. l.. & T.. bldg. 800 F st.
my29-3ts
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distance to departments: low rent. 262S Sc,
my2O-u"
FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED
1873 1873 n; 12r b $50 90 l21os 1sth Isl. .4b ooo 90
s12 18th. sr, 2b. 90 111s 10TH Tor. b. q 90
1911 av. 14r. 2b. .15O AT I.se: .17.O0
few desirable furnished houses
Store. 1407 st. n.w...............$3 $50 per no.
OFFICES.
Room. I'd floor. S15 14th st t........ $50 per mo-
STORE
STONELEIGH COURT
few very desirable apartments now vacant In
Stonelefgh Court at from $50 to $16S per month
FITCH, FOX 4 BROWN,
ap6-6 14O6 G st. NV.
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FOR RENT-DESIRABLE NEW HOUSES, 7OS
to 100 Morton ST. NV. six large rooms and
bath: cellar; furnace heat and front porches;
rent. $3.50. MOORE & HILL Qnc.),
myo9-3t 1888 G st. NV.
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FOR PENTHOUSE no. 70s 9Th ST. NV. I
rooms. bath and cellar: $25.5 Apply OWN
Err. 50 1. st. NV. Key at TO- my293t
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CHEVY CHASE
No other part Of the district of Columbia can
compare with 1t for either the present or the
A purchase there constitutes both an invest.
hsSsss point on ''een
with Its resultant cool breezes and healthful
% .e2ssp s Is Se.s .ys e
school and store facilities. water, sewer. gas.
ssi isssi; .s:s: s:
Prices ranging from 2:s g Per g; IT t. .s..s ..s
houses % costing M % seout 3ioo. 600 now in coarse q
construction and plans are being prepared for
For RasS aosP price: j. r,sThe saS R';tss!.r co .s
Phone NJ. $3.50. After DIN. call Main e74s-Y.
12-ACRE TRUCK FARM, NEW HOUSE. on
water front: steamboat landing; s. 600; terms as:
5th NV: phone Main 1000. my29-3t
BETWEEN CLEVELAND PARK AND EPIsCo-
pal Cathedral grounds (3117 35th): 8 rooms.
bath: concrete cellar; hardwood trim; porches
lawn. shade. hedges; cars squares A bar
gain at S.. 75O; terms arranged. OWNER, 9s4 f.
FOR sALE-sHERwooD: $500 $500 CAsD:
new Groom corner house; hotw heat:
KSopF, 1913 Jackson St a'1 ne. p'''De' my2esst.
FOR sALE-AT HYATTsvILLE. Md: NEW
dwelling; rooms and bath: large reception
hall; a. m. l.; gas: furnace heat; lot 5Ox135;
shade; located in best section $3.50: easy
terms.
Suburban home-e-room dwelling: a. m. H.:
acres of ground; large stable located about
one square from electric line at Hyattsville,
Md WIN sell easy terms or exchange for
city property.
my293t johnson ave-, Hyattsville, Nd.
FOR sALE-s-RooM HOUSE: SLATE ROOF:
hot-water heat: porch on three sides; bath and
range; stable and carriage house and other out
buildings lot 70 f.x3SO T.: at Silver Spring. Md.
e FRANK [. HEWITT
FOR SALE OR RENT-AT FALLS CHURCH
Va: % acres, 10-rOom house; fruit, shade and
water: S min. Of steam and electric cars.
Groom house: fine porches. good water:
minutes of steam and electric cars. Terms easy
W. NJ. ELLISON, 4O2 9Th st. NV. or w. Falls
Church. Va. my29-3t'
NEW b-ROOM HOUSE. ATTRACTIyELY AR
ranged; large lot: Old Dominion, first zone
for YOU IN Sa
city water. city sewer. city gas: rare combina-
tion, suburban and city advantages. In beauti-
full Wisconsin Avenue Park. on car line, IN
S net and Tonm M ave- Tale leo csr for Georxetown
transfer Rockville line. get OF at Fessenden
st. Representative on ground every holiday.
ii. r. HANDLER co. unc.),
Look for Red Arrow Sign. 7O2 11th st. NV.
my29-7t
TAKOMA PARK BARGAINS.
Prices based on true value-not possible future
increase.
THIS HoUsE-READY FOR YOU-oPEJ
susDfK Price ASs ...2ss. MsSDAI
near electric cars Has all modern improve
ments-newly painted inside and out-near new
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FOR sALE-1O-ROOM BRICK; BATHS; GEL
lar: near 14th and NV; owner will sell at
big sacrifice to colored homeseeker: price.
$500: easy terms. w. McKINLAY, 036 NV
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FOR RENT
1880 o st. NV. Or. and bath. h...-....... $40 80
2619 University place. Sr. and bath. ..... AZ so
40 O St NV, 6r. and bath. ............ % so
1S1i Adams Mill road 12r. and bath. u. 90
4l3 18th st. Sc. Or, W.. $. and g....... 15. 90
my29-3t' GEO. HENDERSON, 141S + st.
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..OOSEVELT EXPECTED
At NOADASA TODAY
Americans and Natives Are Pre-.
pared to Warmly Welcome
Former President.

MOMBASA, British East Africa,
April 20.-Kine Edward has sent a per.
sonal cablegram TO +. j. Jackson. the
acting governor Of the protcctoratc. in.
strnctlng him to meet Theodore Roosc.
welt upon his arrival here and show him
every consideration aud care.
The British cruiser Pandora came into
port today, and will take part in the
welcome 10 be extended to the former
president of the United States. The
steamer Admiral. with the Roosevelt
party on board, stopped al Mogadiscio,
on the eastern coast Of Italian Somali,
land, on the way down from Alden. and
a message received here today SAYS that
she has been delayed. She consequently
may not arrive here at thc schedule
time tomorrow in which event the pro-
grammc for Mr. RooscyeIt's welcome
will be upset. The special train 10 take
Roosevelt and his party 10 Kapiti sta
ton. whence they win go TO tho ranch
Of sir Alfred Pease on the Athi river.
is All ready. II Will be drawn bv a
locomotive built in Philadelphia and the
engine has been decorated with flags
for tho occasion.
The present plan is for Roosevelt to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
PATRIOTIC WOMEN
PREPARE FOR BATTLE
Election Of President-General
Daughters of the Revolution
Promises War.

WASHINGTON, April 20.-With the
political clouds almost ready TO break
into n storm. the Daughters OF tho
American Revolution today held the
second day : sessions of their lSth
continental congress.
Tho first open manifestation of any
partisanship regarding the presidency
general came when Mrs. William Cum
mings Story. the administration
candidate. received generous ovation
when. as regent of New York she an
nounccd that her delegation would cast
l@6 votes.
Mrs. Matthew r, Scott. the "admin-
iStration candidate, sat in ono of the
upper boxes and observed the demon
strgtion.
The report of the credentials COM
mittcc showed that the organization
comprised 956 chapters. OF which 10
were not entitled to vote. Is were not
Tho actual membership is 5S,o2i aud
the committee reported that the vote of
this congress was l40l.
The report of the registrar general
Mrs. Amos q. Draper. showed that dur
ing the year over 5000 new members
were enrolled, an increase of ! per
cent over tho two proceeding years,
and included 10 real - daughters
During the year SO members died, of
whom % were real - daughters. OF
the 6S7 real daughters enrolled since
the organization was established 223
are still living.
One Of the most tense situations wit
messed during the congress occurred to-
night when President General Mclean
refused to recognize Mrs. Story, state
regent Of New York. when tho latter
sought recognition for the purpose of
reading her report
Early i'm tho session the president
general entertained n motion that only
the reports Of state regents who re
Spondcd 10 rollcall bc heard. The ad-
miniStration forces carried the motion
through with rush, Later this strate-
gle move was made plain when IL de.
veloped that Mrs. Story was absent at
rollcall. Confusion rcigncd in the au-
ditorium when tho secretary omitted tho
name of New York 5 regent. and Mrs.
Story tried in vain 10 secure the floor
to present her report.
Mrs, Story then yielded, and was
given an ovation by her supporters.
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City and Neighborhood

J. G. DICKINSON. an attorney Of Den
vcr Colo. was on Tuesday admitted to
practice I'm the federal courts by Judge
Marshall.
ONE NEW CASE OF smallpox. that OF
r. a. Wilson, 30 years old. Of 1856 West
Second South street. was reported to the
board Of health Tuesday.
THE CIVIL DIVISION of the city court
broke all records for daily receipts Tues
day. with revenues amounting TO $ll. The
largest single fee was 81.
NIX BONOMI brought suit against
district court Tuesday TO quiet title to
property in section 30. township / south.
range j east Salt Lake meridian.
JOHN Z. ANDERSON filed a petition
debts amount to s2573O. His property.
valued at s375, all Of which is exempt by
law. is what he has to offer in settle
mcnt.
ELLEN SCHOPPE. an old offender was
picked UP by Patrolnan Griffiths early
Tuesday afternoon for creating scnsa-
,ion on the street. She was under the in
fluencc Of liquor. When taken to the po-
lice station she was the cause of con-
siderable e%citGmen! e%C.il,,9pn! She declared that
TO RECOVER sa25 principal. sl6s1o
! interest and $3.50 attorney fees, alleged
to be dne o,sl On GTomlssory hen R3Is eHscqisd ns
cember s, 1903 and payable In three
months the Ina Consolidated Mining and
| Milling company brought suit against
| Fred j. Holton in the third district court
| Tuesday.
ON a PRoMISSORY NOTE for s65oO.
| dated September 20. 1907. and payable In
| "a year, James. r. NJ. and L.. Horton,
| doing business at Battle Mountain, New,
| in Judge Ritchie's division Of the third
| district court Tuesday. were given iudg-
| ment against G. w. Burge for ss033.
costs and interest having Increased the
! amount.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS
FOR CHEAPER PAPER
Strong Resolution Concerning
Reduction of Duty Unani-
mousIy Adopted.

NEW YORK, April 2o--At the an
nual meeting of Tho Associated Press
here today the following directors wcrc
elected TO succeed themselves:
Thomas G. Rapicr. New Orleans
Picayune; Victor +. Lawson. Chicago
Daily News; Herman Ridder, New York
Stats Zcitung; Harvey w. Scott, Port.
land Orcgoniau, and General Charles II.
Taylor. Boston Globe.
Rufus y. Rhodes of the Birmingham
(Ala.) News, was elected go GIL a
vacancy caused by Che resignation OF
George Thompson of the 81. Paul Dis
patch
The following resolution was adopted /:
Whereas. q committee of congress
of which j. s. Mann of Illinois is chair
man. has spent nearly n wear pains
tskingly Investigating the question Of
the news print paper supply and has
reported unanimously 90 congress in
favor Of abolishing all tariff on ground
wood and reducing the tax on news
print paper from six dollars TO two dol
lars per ton, and,
"Whereas, The same report was
unanimously accepted by tho WAYS and
means committee of the house of repre-
scntatives and duly passed As part of
tho now tariff bill now pending in the
United States senate, the members of
The Associated Press at their annual
meeting hereby.
Resolve, That VIC respectfully re-
quest the members of the senate of the
United States TO carefully read the re-
port of the select committee with the
view of convincing themselves of the
justice of ITS recommendation 10 the
end that n permanent supply Of news
print paper be secured 10 tho printing
and publishing industry, which is tho
seventh greatest IN the United States.
- We further ask the members Of the
senate 10 consider that this is not
partisan move, but represents the un-
9nimouS view of both sides in the select
committee and the WAYS and means
committee and is the result Of careful
and deliberate Judgment exercised only
after a thorough inquiry The news
papers believe they arc entitled 10 have
tho conclusions Of this committee re-
spected and written in tho law
' Resolved, That q copy Of the above
be transmitted Immediately to every
United States senator.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
MANY ILLINOIS CITIES
VOTE AGAINST SALOONS

CHICAGO. April 2O.-MunlcipaI clcc-
tions were held today in Illinois gnner-
ally in which the issue in most Instances
was local option. Among the cities that
voted to drive ont the saloons were Say
brook. Leroy. inyworth and Weldon
Those voting for lic"ns" include CofaX
Danvnrs. Antioch, Libcrtyville. Marengo
Kcwane", Crescent City. Lebanon. Litch-
field, Carlisle. Plane. Naples and Dubois
In Zion city. Wilbur Glenn Noliva 3
candidate for mayor WAS defeated. on
the question Of smoking. profanity and
liquor. the city voted 10 remain free from
these vices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21
AMERICAN TEACHER
IS SLAIN At TABRIz
Persian Uprising Grows More
Serious: Thousands Of Per-
sons Hungry.

TAERlI. Persia, April 2o.-An Amcri-
can named baskerville, who until re-
Gently was teacher I'm tho Presbyterian
school hero. WAS killed outside rabriz this
morning whilc leading a sortic of Nation
alists from tho city. The object of the
expedition was to open a way FOR the
bringing in OF provisions. of which the
city stands greatly in need. II was not
successful.
The situation here IS desperate. The
Christians of Tahrz arc armng them
selves and Will put up a strong defense
during tho bloody disorders that are cX-
pccted TO break out any day
The English residents have sent a tclc-
gram to Foreign Secretary Grey a. Lon
don, appealing for Immediate help. The
Russians have taken refuge at tho Rus
Sian consulate
The activity OF Baskerville i'm assisting
inc Persian rcvoutionIsts against the
government became known carly this
month. Possible complications were
avoided by the prompt disavowal by the
PRESBYTERIAN mission at Tabriz OF all OF
Baskerville's acts. The mission gave or
dcrS also that he either refrain from in
i"rl"ring In Persian politics or resign his
position.
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@ a - DRIVES OUT
-. -. - RHEUMATISM


stfens the natural oils fluids Rheumatism
the circulation by neutrang the acids driving the
deposting aord and painful matter
blood Rheumatism potash
properties
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA. GA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21

NEW YORK. April 20.-Earvcy
Graem" Furbay. who was dismissed from
tho Presbyterian church ten years ago
for drunkenness is again minister, hav-
ing been rcordaincd yesterday by the
New York Presbytery. Furbays reform
and his conscientious life after he first
fell from grace resulted in his being re-
stored 10 good standing In the church.
Dr. Furbay issued a statement after the
ceremony. saying that he was not seek
ing a church, but that he would devote
his time to uplifting men who are down
and out" DR.. Furbay IS a graduate OF
Princeton and a native OF Philadelphia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21

VIENNA. April 2O.--A telegram received
here from Smyrna, Asiatlc Turkey. de-
clares that Audrc kopassls Effendl Prince
Of Samos. has been murdered. Samos Is
a Greek island on the west coast OF Asia
Minor. IL pays an annual tribute 10
Turkey. and Turkey maintains a garrison
there. II has been under the protection of
France. England and Russia since 1892
The Prince of Samos Is nominated by the
sultan He was appointed 10 office In
1891
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-21

BERLIN April 20.-Chancellor Won
Buclow today delivered a long address on
finance reform. which he said. the ma
tion would settle at this session OF par
lament The chancellor said that the
proposals to tax electricity, gas and ad-
Refreshments had been definitely dropped.
other taxes would be introduced in their
places. while the death duty would be
changed into an inheritance tax so as to
meet the popular wishes.