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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-19
ANTl-FUY CRUSADE

LONDON, July l9.-AmOng the
Americans now on this side of the
pond none has a more important mis-
sion than Henry V. Andrews. who is
securing data and evidence in a crlle
SADIE to Danish the deadly hOuseny
from the American continent
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-19

Henry Elliott was in the city SAT
'lrday. from Jumbo.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-07-19
COST is SMALL

For the administration and protec-
tiOn of the 14S National Forests in
nineteen states and territories and
Alaska the government spent $2,526,-
O9S.O2, or about one and one half
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
PROTEST TO CALIFORNIA
Stein attacks Anti-Japanese Legis-
Ldtion IN Resolution.

Albany, Feb. s.-That the contemplated lesisla-
ton in California relative the japanese is mad
visable and that California's grievances, II any.
Washington, the substance Of a resolution in
troduced tonight by Assemblyman Charles Stein.
OF New York The resolution, which went over
under the rule until next week, was as follows:
Whereas, Certain proposed legislation is un-
der consideration by the Legislature of the State
of California. which discrimnatee against the sub
jects of the Emperor of Japan; and
whereas, Such measures, II enacIed into law,
existing between the United States and the Empire
Of Japan; anos
Whereas The nation is united and not merely a
federation OF states, for which questions
ual state against any foreign its subjects
and should be, matters for negotiation by the
federal government only; and
Whereas. Each state comprising the Union IS
deeply and justly concerned in the maintenance OF
peaceful relations with the nations OF the world
and,
whereas The Assembly of the State Of New
York considers that the proposed legislation afore-
said is usurpation OF the federal powers, and
further, that the Department OF State of the
confidence, is able TO cope with and dispose OF
the questions involved, TO the satisfaction Of and
with honor TO all parties concerned.
BE il therefore resolved That Il is sense OF the
Assembly of the State OF New York that the CON
templated acts OF the State OF California are in
advisable and that its grievances IL any. should
be submitted 20 the Department OF State of the
United States; be it further
Resolved, That copies of this resolution be i'm
mediately forwarded to His Excelency, the Cover
ture OF that state. by the most speedy means Of
communication.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
BROKER IN BELLEVUE.
Transferred from Sanatorium Be-
cause Funds Care Ont

charles w Poole. sixty-fve years old. who
until last September was a curb broker with
offices at No. Il Broadway, but who since that
time has been in the Rivercrest Sanatoriurn. in
Astoria, in a mentally deranged condition as the
result Of Illness. was transferred last night to
Bellevue Hospital W. L. johnson of No II
Broadway, friend of the former curb broker.
said the transfer was made because PooIe's
financial resources had been exhausted. Mr.
Johnson said that he and other former associ-
ates OF Mr. Poole had been paying the latter's
expenses at the Rivercrest Sanatorium for some
weeks, but were unable to do so any longer. and
it had been decided to send Mr. Poole 10 the
State Hospital for the Insane. at Central Islip.
Long Island.
Mr. Poole has son, c. E Poole, whose ad-
dress. MI johnson said. was Room 414, Bake
well Building, Pittsburg
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
GAINES TAKES A WIDE FLIGHT.
Says He Would Like to See J. P Morgan In
the Penitentiary
IFrom Tho tribune Bureau. ]

j.
Washingto Feb. S.-Representatve John Wesley
Gaines Of Tennessee. continued his series of fare
we'll speeches in the House to-day He delivered a
dissertation almost every subject which has
been mentioned in Congress for the last two years
besides devoting attention 70 other matters
which from time to time suggested te him by
amused auditors. The occasion for the outburst
bill to provide pure gas for the District of
Columbia, and he began his remarks by earnest
appeal 'fofthe life and liberty OF humanity In its
conflict with impure gas. He proclaimed his love
for freedom in unmeasured terms and declared that
there is something rotten in the state OF Den
mark with great emphasis He then turned his
attention to pensions and spent few moments
explaining them. Then he took up the question of
pure food, and announced that he for Dr.
Wiley and would make him governor" OF some
place which he did not Prohibition next
came in for q eulogy, did Tennessee whsley
Kentucky whiskey. Tennessee itself and Kentucky
Then he condemned the opponents OF prohibition
and described their unfair methods OF lighting in
politics.
Gaines then announced himself in favor Of state
hood, a loyal admirer of Andrew jackson and
enemy TO all monopolIes, In his peroration he
thundered denunciation OF the trust hatchery
which lac says is run in New York and attacked
the district judges of New York for having brought
about no indictments. and ended by wishing that
he could pull the white silk stockings from J. P
Morgan and replace them with the black and white
cotton ones OF the New York penitentiary"
Mr.. Bennett showed him that there had been two
indictments under the Sherman antitrust law in
New York within the last eighteen months but this
did not deter him from castigat.ng the New York
courts and utterfng prophetic poetry as he took
his
All this was done In half an hour and The House
spent the rest of the day In considering Distr4ct
bills.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09

people of this country should be advised as 70 s0r
true position the question; therefore, De n
Resolved. by the Senate and by the AsseliD - or Ds
Of the State OF California, jointly, 1hat He aae
u1alterably opposed to further Japanese lnIig a. a.
lion, and urge Representatives IN congress 70
extend the provisions of the Geary exGusion d aGs
so as TO include japanese. Coreans, dhous anu
all other Asiatic races; be il further -, l..
Resolved, That condemn the PTopOsAtioH -
naturalize the japanese and extend the eteciVs
franchise to the aiien-born Of that race as 1elhs
fnimIcal to the welfare OF the American peopie-
Resolved. That a copy OF these Teeoiullon1 oe
Transmitted to our Representatives in Congress og
the secretary OF the Senate.
Carson. New. Feb. s-The Assembly bill prohie-
fttng japanese and Chinese from acquiring lanos
or acting as corporation agents reached the senate
to-day Instead Of referring the measure to the
Federal Relations Committee as was cone In ohe
Assembly the Senate to the judiciary Co<1-
rnttee along with the anti-Japanese resolution 1t
Il almost certain that the bill Will sleep in this
committee be reported unfavorably
Lincoln, Neb., Feb. S-Representative HOWARD OF
Douglas County to-day introduced a bill to segre-
gate Japanese and Chinese laborers from American
workmen- The measure prevides that the japanese
and Chinese must not work in company with white
men and must not be employed in the same building
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
ANOTHER CHICAGO NAN.
Mr.. Taft Has One IN Vier0 for
Treasury Portfolio.
rFron The Trihuns Bureau. l

Washington Feb. s.-"The President-elect has
more than string to his bow. and he has even R
second string in Chicago, said prominent official
to-day, regarding the decision of George NJ. Rey-
nolds not TO accept the Treasury portfolio This
man confirmed the report from Chicago that Mr..
Reynolds had declined the honor, having been ed-
vlsed OF the fact to-day by Mr.. Reynolds himself.
II appears that only the directors OF the bank
of which Mr.. Reynolds is president insisted that he
must remain with the institution he has done
much to build up but his family seriously opposed
his acceptance of place In Mr. Tafts Cabinet
While the name OF the Chicago man which Mr..
Taft has under consideration for Secretary OF the
Treasury cannot be revealed at this time. Il may
be said that he is also banker OF exceptional
ability and a nnancier of high standing in the COM
munity III which he lives. There several con-
siderations which prompt the Presldent-elect to
choose his Secretary Of the Treasury from the Mis-
sissippi Valley OF them being desire 20 obtain
a man who will be in entire sympathy with the
aims and aspirations of the prime movers IN the
deep waterways movement, hut who, through hin
Official post, will be able to speak with authority
regarding the extent TO which the government can
enter extensive projects Of this character with
out exhausting its financial resources.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
WORK ON TARIFF BILL
"STAND-PATTERS BUSY.
Worried by Ways and
Means Committees Reticence.
[From The Tribune Bureau-l


Washington Feb S.-There Is growing anxiety
among the tariff rsvsIoniscs because of the reti-
cence of the Ways and Means Committee and the
knowledge that the 'stand-patters'' are doing hard
work to save the schedules IN which they are in
terested through the medium OF briefs which they
6le with the committee Many OF these briefs are
being fled but as there is opportunity for dis
cussing them publicly and they can be answered
only by briefs the revisionists fear that undue
"stand-pat' influence is being exerted the COM
mittee
The shoe and leather have made an earnest
representation in favor Of free hides. Charles Il
Jones secretary OF the National Shoe Manufact-
urers Association. has been in Washington talking
with the members of the Massachusetts, and other
delegations and has urged that the duty on hides
be removed. It is understood that the boot and
shoe manufacturers will not object to a lowering Of
the duty on their products. They would not like TO
have these products placed the free list. but
some OF them. at least. say that they can be sub
iected to a revenue duty without injury 10 their
business.
on wednesday hearing will be held by the
committee on the wool schedule a wide difference
of opinion is expected to develop between the wool
manufacturers headed by W. D. Whitman, OF Bos-
ton and the growers. The former want reduction
in the duty third class WOOL which is used
mainly for carpet making. They contend that there
little this quality of wool grown in the United
States and that II the tariff were reduced Ameri-
can carpet manufacturers could double their out
put. The growers opposed TO any changes In
the tariff schedules In this contention they will
be supported by the Western members of Congress,
and a hot dght is promised on this question when
the bill is introduced
The appropriation bills have been speedily con-
sidered in the House thus far. and the leaders
lIeve that the lower body VIII be prepared to al
journ on March with Its business completed
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
WON'T MAKE HIN Il TRAMP
So Magistrate Sends Word to Youngl
Mans Family After arrest.

After refusing he said, TO make trarnp Of a
man of good family, Magistrate Joseph Fitch of
Flushing. sent Daniel Blydenburgh jail yesterday
for day pending communication with his
family.
Blydenburgh. suffering from starvation and ex-
posure and penniless was arrested Saturday. He
said he lived in Sorthport.
Il left home fortnight ago." he told the magis-
trate ''and have walked ever since having nothing
10 do. was on my way to willets Point TO enlist
in the army when fell from exhaustion
why do you not go back homer asked the mag
istrate.
Because I fear Il should not be welcomed"
We'll. do not propose TO he responsible for MAX
!rG tramp Of a young man of good family by
sending him to Jail or the workhouse for a
couple Of months" said Magistrate Fitch aI,u
send you to Jail for day or So or until we can
communicate with your family"
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
SAYS CASE AGAINST HASKELL STRONG
Assistant Attorney General Pagaen Tells of
Oklahoma Land INQUIRY

o. C. Pagaen. Assistant Attorney General who
arrived here yesterday after a ten days visit 20
Oklahoma, expressed himself as confident that the
government would be able to push it's action against
Governor Haskell to a successful end. Il have had
excellent men working on the case" he said
Two or three OF the very best in the land
ONCE, who have had years of experience have been
looking up the matter and have collected a mass Of
evidence which Will be hard for the defendants
lawyers to rebut."
When asked If there was stIn talk in Muskogae
about politics entering into the prosecution, Mr..
Pagaen said: NO; they know Haskell out there"
The town sites the which have occupied
Mr.. Pagaen so far, and he said that he could not
tell yet whether the government would also try to
get indictments for fraud In dealing in oil proper
ties He said that the statute of limitations would
prevent the securing OF indictments in many cases
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
ProUides for Il appointment of Water
scaus Board-Ne5C York Projects.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

IFrou The Tribune Bureaul
Washington, Feb S-Tfe River and Haroor Dill
has been completed. 1t carries total approprta-
ton of s7,SS9 80 mainly for surveys of interior
waterways. Those surveys will mean the starting
of projects costing hundreds OF millions Inc Dill
declares for the appointment of an inland water
ways commission, to be composed Of members OF
Congress but the number OF men who shall COM
prise this commission has not been decided
The bill does not carry any direct appropriations
for new improvements. 1t authorizes the board OF
engineers to ascertain what improvement should be
made on navigable streams. and to report on the
blity of the streams being co-ordinated with
others in settled policy OF internal Improvement
The surveys authorized for New York State are as
follows:
Sterling Basin Greenport: Flushing Bay, with
view to securing Increased depth; Huntington
Harbor; Indian Creek; Jamaica Bay; Sheepshead
Bay; East River; Little Hell Gate; Mamaroneck
Harbor. TO increase the depth TO twelve feet: Hud-
son River to increase the width to 200 feet ana
the depth z feet al all stages from the lower
river to Waterford and to include lock and dam
Troy suitable for all purposes OF navigation to
and from the barge canal; Hudson River at Coey-
mans. to increase width and depth along the VII
lage front; Hudson River at Albany, TO provide
added area OF naYigable depthi Plattsburs Haroor;
Charlotte Harbor; Wilson Harbor: Oak Orchard
Harbor: Buffalo Harbors to improve the Er1e
basin. and Dunkirk HaFbor.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
CALIFORNIA WAITING.
-4nti-Japamese Measures Go OUer
Until Thursday.

Sacramento Cal. Feb &-Only five Senators
favored agitation OF the anti-Japanese question
when II called up to-day by Senator Anthony.
Of Ssr Francisco The Senate decided by a vote
% e TO TO defer until next Thursday action on
ere repor. Of the Committee Executive Com
rlunications which advised against legislation
sirneS at the japanese.
Senator Sanford introduced 9 joint resolution
asking Congress 10 include japanese In the pro-
visions OF the Geary Exclusion Act
Senator Anthony's bill providing for submitting
10 the voters at next state election the question
Of prohibiting Asiatic immigration was fsvorabIy
reported this morning.
J. B. Sanford. Of Ukiah introduced the following
soint resolution
Whereas The recent attitude Of some California
.o4F-fals and others IN authority has given the
reo0le of the Eastern states and other states
~r-cre impression TO the real sentiment of the
peore Of the Pacific Coast relative the Japanese
whereas Ne think ii right and proper that the
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
MEAT INQUIRY SHIFTS TO ARMou,
Federal Authorities Drop Morris d Co-No
Sign of an End in Chicago

Chicago. ifeb s.-The federal grand jury's inves-
tgation of rebate charges against the meat packing
companies shifted from Morris Co. TO Armour &
Co., when three OF Armour's head men were called
before the grand jury to-day. The inquisitors have
now been considering evidence for nearly two
months. and to-day squad of carpenters invaded
the grand jury roona' erecting shelves for the ac-
commodation of documentary evidence vet 10 he
introduced.
District Attorney Sims and his special assistant
James II Wilkerson. fresh from their conference
with the Attorney General at Washington main
tanned the strictest silence concerning the govern
ments plans
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
oRuM FILIBUsTER CONTINUES.
South Carolina Senators Keep Up Fight
Waterway Treaty Up To-day.
From The Tribune Bureau.

Prom The Iribune Bureau.l
Washington, Feb. S--Tbe Senate spent practically
entire day in executive session, nominally
sidering the Crum nomination. and Senators Till
man and Gary made protracted and obviously hli-
clustering speeches on the subject Tie leaders
have little hope Of eectins Crum's nomination but
they are determined to make the Democrats ia Dor
In order TO defeat II.
Tomorrow the Senate expects to resume consid-
Grafton of the waterways treaty, and the leaders
believe thev obtain It's ratification an early
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
STEEL MEN PROTEST.
Say Il neTlcan WOrkmen Viii Suffer
from Tariff Reduction.
fBy telegraph 10 The Tribune. !


Pittsburg Feb S.-Mills idle that should be
prevented from earning their daily bread as the
result of the effort to tinker with the tariff"
the declaration made to-day by B. +. Jones and
Willis l. King. president and ce-presdent respec-
lively OF the great Jones & Laughiin Steel Company
According 10 these men, hundreds OF thousands
Of tons OF steel and iron needed. but will not
for until after the tariff revisers I'm
ish with their work.
II cannot for the life of why Congress
cannot let we'll enough alone" said Mr.. King THE
country prosperous under the present tariff
arrangement and to my mind there IS nothing that
calls for a very decided change The iron and steel
workers of the country making a fair living
now. When the mills running they have little
to complain of. But what about the conditions
when the underfed. underpaid European working
man is permitted TO come into competition with
our workmen? The result will be that Ameri-
can workmen will have to suffer reduction in
wages for mark my words. just the
prices OF finished iron and steel go down. just so
will wages drop
Consumers won't buy at present prices while
there hope OF prices dropping lower within
the next year Railroads buying
for replacement. They ordering what rails they
must have at once. but they not buying in
Iy so great quantities they would there
talk Of tariff revision.
TRIES MURDER BEFORE SUICIDE.
Bridgeport Conn. Feb. S-After attempting TO
kill Mrs. Robert Unwin, with whom he boarded.
nv cutting her throat with razor afternOOr
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
WISCONSIN sENAToRsHIP FIGHT
Possibility of Stephenson's Election TODAY
Reported
IBy releEraph 20 The Tr,hun. !

Madison, wis. Feb. s.-An implied threat to ex-
pose the manner In which Senator Stephenson s
wealth was said 10 have assisted Senator La Fol
iette may is reported tonight serve to prevent
continuance Of the fight against Stephenson b,
the La Toilette followers, and Senator stenhenso1
may be reelected tomorrow. In other quarters an
injunction blocking further action. by preventing
any expenditure Of state money for the conduct Of
the investigation. is expests1.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09

Ne -.s arsse e-s more srcrtAs 20
Afsvpasd sz1a ekoss uhe toll vp from
re1r7,--soas less ..sdssed 70 take Or
lssez sseE eAleA ohsg haps n@
Arzzszf s1s-sa-
Abraham Lincoln by his un-
tring energy, indomitabls
VIII. native ability and force
of character. arose from the
humblest circumstances to
tie highest Office within the
gift of the Nation. Rail
splitter. Clerk, Lawyer, States
man. President. Liberator-
who By a stroke Of his pen
set millions free
The memory of his life re-
mains q sacred and precious
Legacy to the AmericanPeople
In honor of this truly
great and good man, the
Coward Shoe Store viii re-
main closed on Friday, Feb
ruary 18th, the Centenary OF
his birth
9&& &~.-
7os-774 dreeawich ST.,
New York
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09

The Ns>sYork Tribune's Sunday picture sun
plenent February IL will be G reproduo.ion
of the famous military picture "FriedIspd.Y ~
aftsr the orsnsi by the French artist meis
senior. Order your Sunday paper in advance of
yeur newsdesder as there will be big demans
fer IL.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
AUTOS FOR PRESIDENT APPROVED.

sentatives to-day the conference report on the
urgent deficiency appropriation o was agreed to
without debate. The bill goes TO the Presi-
dent The report finally disposed OF the item of
$1,000 for automobiles for the White House bv.
authorizing the necessary appropriation.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
FISHERIES TREATY SENT TO SENATE.
Foreign Relations Committee to Consider Il
Tomorrow

Washington. Feb. s.-The Newfoundland fisheries
treaty between the United States and Great Britain
was received by the Senate to-day. It was read
and referred the Committee on Foreign Reia-
tions II is probable that il will be taken up at
Wednesdays meeting OF the committee
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
MAY DIE FROM PRICK OF HATPIN

Bloomfield. y. J., Feb. Sc Beach Sn1te, =
travelling salesman In the employ Of a New fosN
house, is said by physicians in the Mountainsas
Hospital to be dying from blood poisoning eansso
by prick OF hatpin- Smith was at reospa0H
a week ago. and it was while trying to hap
young woman with her hat that the injury W.
received
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09

William Henry Hopkinson committed suicids %
cutting his own throat. Mrs. Unwin wiz recaTs'.
The affair was the outcome OF a SUIT brousnt o
Mrs. Unwfn's husband against HOplIinson FOR aAH"
for the alienation OF his wife's affections
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
TO CURE A CoTD m

10 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROAIO Cuinine Tabiets prsrrIs,.
refund money II II fails 10 L. ". GROVE sisn.
tare Is each box DC -
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09

Members OF the delegation declare that large
numbers OF japanese are coming into the Cnited
States by way Of Mexico and Cansda-
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
COMPULSORY WIRELESS
President Urges Equipment Of
Ocean Going Passenger Ships.

Washington, Feb s-The President sent mes
sage to Congress to-day recommending immediate
legislation requiring within reasonable limitation
that ali going steamships carrying consider
able numbers of passengers be equipped with EN-
cient wireless telegraph outfits.
The text OF the message follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09

TRIES MURDER BEFORE SUICIDE.
Bridgeport. Conn. Feb S-After attempting to
kill Mrs Robert Unwin with whom he boarded
by cutting her throat with a this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1909-02-09
In Memory
of
abraham
Lincoln

Ne rsa iirsse c-s more sheTfAs 70
Assruasd skoa skoss sss toll vp from
re1-7r-sorss less s-seitssed 70 take Or
sosez asek saieh oaSg Aaps res
AczsEszf s1szsd"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-18
ORPHANS TAKEN TO
LIGHT GUARD CIRCUS

Seventy-fve OF the inmates OF the
Protestant Orphan asylum on Jeffer-
son-ave. were pleasantly surprised
Wednesday. to receive an invitation
from the Detroit Light Guard 10 see
White e. Edsons All-Professlonal cir
Gus now exhibiting In the armory,
which will continue every afternoon
and evening. including Sunday. ex-
cepting Friday.
The children thoroughly enjoyed the
acts. especially those In which the
dogs. ponies and clowns figured. and
the afternoon will long be remember
ed by them as one Of the bright spots
In their lives.
Today the children OF the Catholic
Orphans asylum attend the circus.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-18
Toilet Goods

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Hair 6rushes-"The keep clean
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values at 39c.
Tooth Brushes-Another big 10:
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Tooth Brushes 49, High grade
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Taleum Powder-Sprinkle top
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Peroxide Of Hydrogen in large
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Absorbent Cotton-Sterilized; =
pound rolls. zoe.
Toilet sosp-"Armour Brand,
extra large cakes. 3 cakes sc.
Toilet Paper-Extra fine tissue.
at s rolls Csc.