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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
Won BUE[OW WILL
LEAVE HIS OFFICE
Plans to Retire From Chancel-
lOrship Soon as Financial
Reform Is Accomplished.
QUESTION OF SUCCESSOR
NOT YET CONSIDERED
Striking Career of Man Who
Twelve Years Ago Had Neither
Title Nor Fortune.

BERLIN, June 2S.-Princc Won Bue-
low authorized the announcement that
ne intends 20 retire from the chancellor
ship Of The empire in any event as soon
as the pending finance reform measure
is disposed of in one way or another.
The prince remains in Office only tenn
porarily IN an endeavor to pass the
bill.
The semi official Norddeutscher Allege,
meine Zeitung, commenting today ou
the current reports published tending TO
weaken the significance OF Chancellor
Won Buelow's statement, says:
EPrince Won Buelow bcsought the
emperor to permit him to 90 at once,
but his majesty, in the warmest terms,
expressed the wish that the prince re
main in Office until the financial propos-
ais had been put through the reichs
tag
Question Of Successor.
Emperor William has not considered
the question of 4 successor to Chan
ceilor Won Buciow The most probable
choice, however. is DR.. Won Bcthmann-
Hollweig. imperial secretary of state
for the interior and vIce-chanceIlor, lie
has been in close contact with the en-
pcror for ten years as president of the
province of Brandenburg and imperial
secretary. As secretary for the inter
ior. Dr. Won Bethmanu-H Hollwelg has
dealt with affairs between the federated
states and the empire. often most deli
cate in character. with uncommon sue
cess and he has won the confidence OF
the various allied governments. lie IS
an able parliamcntarlan, but has never
had anything 10 do with foreign affairs.
He is % years old.
The emperor NAV consider Baron Mar
schal Won Bierstein, the ambassador at
Coustantinople for the Office, The
baron is not altogether agreeable per-
sonally on account Of certain incidents
when he was foreign secretary and had
violent controversy with Ernest Won
Koellner, secretary of state for Aisace
Lorraine, when KoeYiner was Prusslan
minister of the interior.
Other Possibilities.
Among the other possibilities are
Baron Won Rheinbaben, General Won
Loewcnfeld and General Won Wedel.
Prince Won Buelow, who came from
the German embassy ut Rome twelve
years age without title 70 be foreign
secretary viii go back TO Rome and live
in the villa recently purchased by him
there ar cost OF S50O,0O Twelve
years ago he was 4 poor man. He re.
tires with large orivate fortune and
the rank of count and prince, On the
dav his majesty gave him the latter
title Won Buelow was notified that his
share OF the estate Of Herr Godfrey,
the wealthy sugar merchant of Ham
burg, amounted to 81 $4,000, Herr
Godfrey had never met Prince Won
Buelow. but had become Interested in
his career and left him this fortune.
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REWARD OF $4,000 FOR
CHICAGO DYNAMITE FIENDS

CHICAGO, June 98.-Mayor Busse
was today authorized By the finance
committee of the city council TO offer
q reward of $4,000 for information lead
ing 10 the arrest and conviction of
persons responsible for IN explosion
last night, which did much damage in
the downtown district. The police are
divided between the theory that the
explosion was another bomb N the
Chicago gamblers warfare and that il
resulted from labor disagrecments.
Thomas Courtney, arrested and
charged with completely in an explo.
sion at the Coliseum Annex some
months ago. and who was exoncrated
after being held q week, will be ques-
toned in regard to his knowledge Of
last night s affair.
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TILIrMAN SAYS ALDRICH
IS SENATE EMBODIMENT

WASHINGTON, June oS.-An earn.
est speech in favor of 4 tariff on tea
to protect the South Carolina tea in
dustry was made today by Senator Till
man, who declared that there was in
hls proposition for q duty of ten cents
pound on this product $4,000 900 for
revenue and $1,000 fer protection,
Addressing himself 10 Mr.. Aldrich as
the embodiment Of the senate, Mr.. Till
man was interrupted by the Rhode
Island senator, who suggested there
were some things that cease to be
jokes.
''He is the senate of the United
States and he knows it, declared Mr..
Tillman, pointing TO Mr.. Aldrich, who
was sitting just across the aisle from
him. Mr. Aldrich made no further re-
ply
Senator Smith (NTichigan) said he
had been greatly surprised to find that
South Carolina today is raising fifteen
times more tea than did the island of
Ceylon in 1875. This discovery had,
he said, caused him to be very friendly
toward any suggestion looking to the
protection of that industry,
Senator Hepburn added that he had
used South Carolina tea for six or
seven years, preferring it for its su-
perior flavor. He agreed with Sena.
tor Tilluan that the area over which
tea could be raised was from South
Carolina TO the Mississippi river, wher-
ever the rainfall was sufficient.
Mr.. Tillman said he preferred hav.
ing vote taken on his amendment to.
morrow with full senate present.
The last amendment 10 the tariff bill
agreed to today WAS one increasing the
duty on bleaching powder of chlorate
Captinuad on Paoa SAran-
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HETCH-HETCHY PROJECT
WILL GO THROUGH NOW

SAN FRANCISCO. June oS.-All
present legal barriers to the long con
templated municipal water supply
scheme for San Francisco, known as the
Heteh-Hetchy project, were removed
today. when Superior Judge Sewell dis
solved an injunction restraining the
board of supervisors from disposing of
the 100000 issue authorized at the
last general election Immediately fol
lowing the handing down of the de.
clsion, bids on the first allotment OF
$4,000 were opened and the entire
amount was sold TO the James H.
Adams company of Los Angeles at
premium OF S3050
The proceeds of the allotment sold
today will go for the purchase of pri-
vately owned lands in Yosemite ma
tional park, some OF which will be ex
changed for government lands in the
Hetch- Hetchy region and for making
of surveys, cutting OF trails and other
preliminary work
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ONE DEAD. FIVE HURT
FROM AUTO ACCIDENT

SPOKANE. Wash. June 2s.-One
dead and five seriously injured is the
record Of m automobile accident in this
city tonight. when machine going at
the rate Of thirty miles an hour crashed
into an Oregon Railway & Navigation
train from Tekoa, Wash, which also
was running al n high rate Of speed,
Mrs. D. Z. Magnrdard OF this city
was killed. Her husband, who was
driving the automobile, was seriously
injured
The other injured are Miss Mary
Sterling, J.. Corbeille. j. d. Williams
aud A. IT, Helm, bruised lack and shcul-
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ERNEST Won HALLE.
NOTED ECONOMIST, DIES

BERLIN, June 2S.-Professor Ernest
Won Halle, the political economist, died
here today of pleurisy, He was born
IN 1865. Professor Won Halle was well
known in the United States. He wrote
various studies on cotton culture in
the south, on the enterprise of Ger
mans in America. and on economic
questions in the West Indies and Veno-
zueia. The professor was an ardent
advocate of the German navy and aided
in the preparation of several naval
bills He was personally liked by En-
paror William
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
MORGAN BACKS AMERICANS
IN THE CHINESE LOAN

LONDON. June 2S.-J 2. Morgan &
Co. who have been designated to. repre-
sent the American syndicate in the
matter or the Chinese loan for
tho construction OF the HanlSow railroad,
have opened negotiations With the bank
crs in London. Paris and Berlin con-
ccrned In the ncGotia t,ons.
A fortnight probably VIII elapse before
anything donnite comes rrora the negotia-
tlons. The Paris and Berlin bankers
have been asked when and where II VIII
be convenient to meet Mr.. Morgan. who
Is In England and who is taking per-
sonal interest La the question.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-29
Wave Is Passing,

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-"The heat
wave is on its last lap and tomorrow
will mark its end in the Atlantic
states" was the optimistic forecast Of
Weather Bureau officials tonight.
The temperature also Will he less in
tense in the New England states and
tbunderstorms promised for the sec,
tion east of the Rocky mountains will
produce cooler weather generally.
Scorching weather. equally as severe
as has been recorded during the nine
DAYS of the warm wave, prevailed over
the country today, The average max
imnm tempernture was 90 deerees.
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Sc degrees. but in southern Indiana il
reached 81 degrees.
Long Death Roll.

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S.-Nine
more deaths were added today to the
list of heat victims in this city, This
makes the total for the present hot spell
more than forty, The humidity today
was 81, while the maximum temperature
WINS %,
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Fatal in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 2s-Oue
man died, one attempted 10 commit sui,
eide on account OF the heat here today
and four were prostrated. The highest
temperature was so degrees, but the
humidity was intense, reaching 80 dur
inc the afternoon, Tonight the mercury
fell TO 6S,
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Morris Beckstead. who died Monday

Morris Beckstead. who died Monday
night In Grand Junction, was the son Of
r. B. Bcckstead oi South Jordan. Mr..
Becitstcad was injured in the cilsonite
mine at Dragon, Utah. last Friday. bui
his parents received no word OF the ac-
cIdent until Monday morning, Jic LETT a
widow and child at South Jordan. and
seven brothers and five sisters. Inc
burial yviI take place at S1u;h Jordan,
the date TO be announced later. Bishop
Blake the futhcr-in-law u. >the vistim,
will conduct the services
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Two More Deaths,

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. June 2S.-Two
deaths and many prostrations resulted
from the heat III Indiana today. The
maYimnm temperature in this city was
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WElL-KROWh UTARN
DIES IN COLORADO
Morris Beckstead Of South
Jordan Succumbs to
Injuries.

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. June 2S.-
Morris Beckstcad, son of a ,Se,l-krown
Utah family, who was crushed ny tram
car In the gilsonite mine at DrASon, Utah,
dIed In q local hospital tonight
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT
ON SIGEL MURDER
Police Confident That Leon Ling
or Other Guilty Ones Can
not Escape.

NEW YORK, June 2S-Inspector
McCafferty, chief OF the New York
Detective bureau, gave out tonight the
first authentic statement on the muir
der of Elsie Sigcl that has been made
by the police since following the discov-
cry of the body in trunk on June is
in the bedroom of Leon Ling,
"We shall catch the murderer. - the
inspector said. ''Delay does not alter
that. although it chafes us. The whole
country IS one vast rat trap, with every
exit guarded.
"The girl was killed June 8, and we
believe that Leon Ling is the man who
did it, with Chung Sin. his roommate,
as a possible accompllce, We have
Chung Sin. From his room i'll Eighth
avenue, Leon Ling went straight to
worry telegram, signed Elsie. re-
ceived on the night OF the murder by
the Sigel family. From Washington
he returned to New York, and about
midnight on June took the body in a
trunk to Newark, arriving there
about . a. IN. on June 10. We don I
know how he took it. All available
records of the various taXlcaD COM
panies have been searched, but there
dlc UlduS pIlNalclN pNucO
which keep no records.
Returned With the Body,
"Unable TO dispose of his trunk,
Leon returned TO New York with the
body on the afternoon of June 10 and
We lost all track of him. SO far as we
know, ne had no other possible accom-
plice than Chung Sin.
"No other murder that / can remem-
her has attracted such wlde interest or
such enthusiastic cooperation on the
part of the police OF other cities. All
the forces of the country are work
ing as one great machine. We have
fifty. men of our own in the cities of
the east.
''The only possible ship on which
Leon could have left the country is due
to arrive in Yokohama on July B. She
will be watched. The man cannot get
out of the country If he is alive, we
shall catch him"
All the Chinese laundries in the city,
which are operated by four companies
in the name of individual managers,
received notices today in Chinese from
the owners. warning employees that
they must have nothing to do with
white women, except on laundry busi-
ness, on pam of dismissal.
Still Another Theory.
Failure TO find any trace Of Leon
Ling caused the police to give some
attention 10 the theory strongly re-
vivcd. that the missing man may not
have killed Elsie Sigel, and that he was
himself the victim OF the same hand
that killed the girl.
This line Of reasoning necessitates
the rejection Of the story told by Chung
Sin, who said he had seen Leon in the
room over the Eighth avenue restanr-
ant, where Miss Sigel s body lay In
considering the possibility that Leop
was killed, it is regarded as probable
that his body was placed IN trunk
as was the girls, and this has drawn
renewed attention TO The baggage
checked to Schenectady. near where
Chung Sin was found and rc,checked
by a Chinaman from Schenectady to
Cleveland.
''What about the theory that Leon
is dead?" Police Inspector McCafferty
was asked today.
"Well. if Leon is dead, we have one
Continued on Page Two.
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Doniestfc

Verdict of coroner's jury In the
Woodiil murder ase....,.... ] :
Great strike of carmen in PITTS :
burg settled, ...-..:.......... / :
Senate Will take UP Income tax .
plan today .,-.,s...,-,,...... | :
Death roll OF hot weather is
largely augmented .....-,...,, .
First official statement as to rhc .
Sigcl murder .,s...,..,....s. .
Baptist church purposes TO take
interest In social questions. .
Flashes from the wire. ....,...,. .
Strong wind causes Wright .
brothers to postpone their .
fight .....s.,.,.. ..-.:..-;,..; :
Tentative program for National .
Irrigation congress 1T Spo-
kane . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l. .
Foreign.
Chancellor Won Buelow 20 re- :
sign from official position. -, L .
Scientific discussion OF cannf- :
balism VS.. getarianlsm.
Foreign news In brief...,.,..... 2 .
Local. .
Literature on Utah not seen at .
fair. :. .-.s...s-.s...s......
Another lake resort In view .
To drill children for living flag: .l6 .
Leave to amend denied in big :
Journeymen 'rnT plumbers on a :
Paving extensions now to be .
rushed .'.,..'',,.:; ;.''..;.. 10
Equalization board sitting with :
out quorum .s.,,,-.s'. ,s ..Io
Miller VIII case finally settled. is :
Sporting News.
!. Horse special held at Woods
. Cross ....-. ......'e.'..''.., ~
Parley Giles dies ,.,..,.. 10 :
J. j, Movers leases Ogden track 10 .
Tennis championships ,..,..-...,lO .
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lrrdeH to Ioday'S Tribune
DEPARTMENTS.

Railroads -. ...t.-...........-. !
Society -. ....-. ............,., b
tdltorlal $50. .-,'-.o.
MINES - - -. =. .-.~.-.. y
Markets ...-.~-...
Intermountain -. .s......,,..1l
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l"ADvERTiSE SOMETHING OUT OF
WHICH YOU MAY REASONABLY

and when you have found what TO ad-
lvertise. take care that you place your
copy In q newspaper that CAN TURN
The TRICK. Don't delude yourself with
a china doorknob, and don't confuse a
| rooster newspaper which spends It's
| time cock ! oruming for hen news
paper that rs too busy Matching out
dollars to strut about growing"
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WASHINGTON. juno 2s,-After
adopting the conference report on
The censns bill the house adjourned
at 12:35 ?. m. today until Thurs
day
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I"HE WHO SLEEPS BENEATH
IKE FRUIT TEEE MUST BE

content with windfsls. The man who
climbs the ladder plucks the choicest
fruit" Here in Salt Lake we are doing
bit Of climbing. and from appearances
ali about We are getting the fruit. new
buildings on every hand. improvements
unprecedented. new streets. new busi-
ness blocks. bigger and better than ever,
new hotels, depots, apartment houses,
dwellings, etc. even II our country
brethren won't let us have n capitol.
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EQrei0n.

Chancellor Won Buelow 20 re-
sign from official position.
Scientific discussion OF cannt-
balism VS.. vegetarianlsm. .....
Foreign news In brief. .,.,,...
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NOriCE EVR PUBLICATION.
u. 8. Land once at l.Akevtcw
Oregon. April 80. 1903.

Oregon. April 80. 1909.
NOTlCE 10 hereby given that
DANIEL JOHNSTON. of klamath
Falls. Oresoa. who. ON Nov. -.
1905. made Timber and Stone Sworn
Statement No. 0ss7. tor M Sx.
section ~. Township - g.. tango
~ r.. WIN. Meridian. has aled
n0lics OF Intention to make Final
Proof. to sstablish claim to the land
shove described. before County Clerk
Klamath Couaty. at his once at
Klamath Falls. Oregon. On tho 18th
day OF August. 1908.
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Frank n. upp. Of klamath Falls.
Oregon: Henry O6enbacher. Of Kia.
wath Fails. Oregon: Alvin J. Swift.
oe klamath Falls. Oregon: John
Ansel. Of klamath Fails. Oregon:
Lester Kirkpatrick. Of klamath
Falls. Oregon: John J. Furber. Of
f'okceama. Oregon.
J. N. WATSON.
SIS RsGisser.
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Township ~ South. Range ~ East
Willamette meridian. and supple.
mental plat ot segregation survey oi
Sections 4. y. 10, ~. - and -,
Township ~ South. Range ~ East,
Willamette meridian. vii, be flcS In
this once ON September 18th. 1909
On and after said date all of ss,d
lands will be subject to selections,
entry or Aling ON. u said lanes are
not o,hcrwis" reserved ar appro'
prlated.
ARTHUR ". ORToN,
Register,
FRED p. CRoNEMiLLER.
Receiver,
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NOTlCH pNlR PUBLICATION
Deparsmsat Of the Interior. U.
Land O0ce at Lakeview. Oregon

department OF the Interior, u. =.
Land O1ce at Lakeview. oregon.
August Z. iS0S.
NOTICE ID hereby g.~en that
James u. HUNGARY. whose pos;oGlce
address 10 Klamath Fails. Oregon.
I'D. on the asa day Of April. 1895.
Gle In this Once sworn statemcn. and
application. No. eiss7. to purchass.
the WV os sen. Section -. Town
ship 81 South. Range > East. VIII
lamcste meridian. and the timber
there0a. under the provisions Of the
oct Of June 3, 1873. snd acts amend.
atory. known ~ the Timber and
Sioae Law" at such value - might
be axed BY appraisement. and that.
pursuant to such application. the land
and timber thereon have been ap-
praised. June ~. 1903. the timber -.
timsted sts board feet At SO.15 PER
y. and the land eisO.s0: that said
applicant viii offer anai proof In sup
port of bis application and sworn
statement On the 3ist day Of October.
1903. before R. u. Richardson.
Uaited States Commissioned. at
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
Aay persoa b at liberty to protest
this purchase before eatry. or initiate
. cOatest at aay time before patent
issues. BY alag = cosroborated an.
davit In this 0Glce. ALLEGING facts
which would defeat the entry.
ARTHUR w. ORTON,
sS-ls. 1o.lS Register.
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The oncaeatcr u u b optrated 10 hot
weather.
evea WltA bst . tew birds u h
worth While 10 sse trap nests and
know which oaes ere paying tAets
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psov vess seses'ss TIE SOD. Thsy
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sees vosse oshssvsse sajsre the erop
p'esees ans cosvess then aneo egss.
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Published Every Thursday in the Year
NOTICE ~ DISSOLUTION az
PARTNERSHIP

The public In hereby notified that
the partnership nrm of Morgan &
wickstrom has been dissolved. Mr..
Morgan having disposed of all his In.
tercst therein to \. w'ckSirom. who
wilicontinneto operate the steamboat
Eagle and other partnership proper.
ties formerly owned and operated BY
Morgan 4 wickstrom.
ANTON wiCKSTROM.
S-tI-tt-w
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NOTICE. ~ vIllNO OP Plat
Uaitsd States Laad once. lAkevsew
lRNR0a Am~msH oNAo

Oregon. August 6. 1908.
NOTICE h hereby given that town
ship plats surveyed under Contract
No. 533. for Sections Z. IS. -. "a
aad ~. Township 81 South. Range
Esst. Willamette meridian: Section,
! 10 80. Inclusive. Township 81
South. Range 2s East. Willamette
meridian: 0ections I to 80, inclusive
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HELr WANTEID.

AGENTS wanted In every town fos
the Steel Adjustable Hameles-
Horse Collars. No pads. hsnies
straps: can be used with any kind al
tug attachments. VIII not gall horss
or wear out. Win not corrOde or rust
Price $500 each. Ask your dealer
Write for literature. Address Nelson
Wtlver Company. exclusive distrfb-
utors Pacific Coast States. Albany Ore
THE Oregon Nursery Company oi
Salem. Oregon. the largest and
bese.knOWn uursery company In the
E0rthW est. has openings for two or
three steady aud reliable salesmen
tor Southern Oregon and Northern
California territories. Fall informs.
tioa upon request. Address Oregon
Nursery Co.. Salem. Oregou.
WANTED Girl for telephone Op-
orator: ono With experience In the
Work preferred. Apply st klamath
Fal1a once.
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FALLS WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST Is. 1909

unlesa other conditions are supplied
= large aock viii cot up the proats.
aock. but when foWls are limited In
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HOR aAI.E-lscal Estate.

GOR aA1.k;-lsral ESTATE.
HAVE = few lots To Give away In
Opportunity addition on the Upper
lake To parties wishing tn build
homes. Better hurry and get one Of
these--they are absolutely free. Bee
the owner. Y. d. Macdonald.
FOR 0Al.E-SO acres. 20 acres In
crop: horses. wagon. set Of har-
ueas, COWS. 33s chickens: e-room
BUNGALOW. furnished. miles from
town: 800 per acres: easy terms.
n. Y. Pointer. Klamath Falls.
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WANT ADS.
HNlPlAlYMENT WANTED

wANTED-Piain sewing. Inquire Of
Mrs. Scofield. I'd and High SITS.