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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS
FAILED tt SAVE THIS time
Judge John A. Marshall of Salt
Lake Overruled HGskeRS
Demurrer.

Chickaha Okla Nov 15-Federa Judge John Marshall of Utah
today oveud the demurrer filed by Governor Charles Haskell and
five other prominent 0khomsns indictments charging them with
fraudunty securing government large
lots Muskogee Okla.
The defendants ordered appear for trial Saturday at Chick
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
FOUR MINERS KILLED.

FL Paso. Tex. Nov 15.-Four Mexican
miners were killed Saturday night by a
cave-in of ore in the mines of the Colo
RADIO Fuel & Iron company at Fierro.
n. Nj.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
PRODUCERS
GETTING TOGETHER
Repeated Run1ors of a ST.
OOO,OOO,OOO Corporation
to Control Output, Treat
n1ent and Sale.

New York. Nov 15No information could be obtained today
organization corporation to control the
output of copper
Numerous conferences copper interests have
Of Morgan Co., but the parties will reported
combination.
Fairly general credence given the statement that Morgan
Co. will have the financing of the deal charge City
bank and the First National bank the probable mediums through
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16

T.. Augustus Heinze, who arrived III SAT-
Lake last night. believes that the plan Of
the Morgan interests to form copper
selling agency Will il properly organized
and conducted prove a gOdsend to the
copper producer and consumer alike. In
his opinion. in an interview last night, Nj
Heinze said. the stability of price would
result in great benefit 10 the whole in
termountain region which is directly in
terested IN the PRODUCTION and marketing
OF copper
IT am not directly connected with this
copper selling company. although as a
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
security issues will be handled


A worldwide distribution is said tC
be intended, however, with severa
European institutions of prominence &c
attend to the flotation abroad.
Production, treatment, and sale OF
copper to the amount of approximately
s00,O00.000 pounds are included in the
plans of the men interested in the pro-
posed merger, which is expected to bear
the relation to the copper industry that
the United States Steel corporation does
to the steel industry. Named i'm con-
nectiOn with the combination are the
Amalgamated, Guggenheim, Phelps
Dodge and COle-Ryan properties and at
filiated interests. Included are the
prominent 1owgrade or porphyry cop
per properties in Nevada and Utah, in
Guiding the Utah Copper company.
Calumet and Hecla Outside.
There is no inclusion of the Calumet
and Heela. The Haggin interests in
Peru and the Rio Tinto properties in
Spain may be included.
Stock of the new company, it is said,
is to be issued in exchange for the
outstanding shares of the properties
in the merger.
1t was stated late today that the cop
per consolidation probably would be
concluded some time before the first
OF the year. A dispatch from Boston
stated it was believed there that John
D. Ryan, president of the Amalgamated
Copper company, would be the head of
the combine.
The reports regarding the impending
merger or agreement among great cop
per producers today sent prices to new
high records for the year.
Taere were deui2is of runors that
merger negotiations had gone beyond
the tentative stage, but It was gener-
ally admitted that certain interests are
trying to bring about an agreement be-
tween producers to regulate the output
and thereby to prevent overproduction
and depreciation of values.
Some Guarded Denials.
A report from Boston that a corpora
ton with a billion dollars capitalization
was to be formed, with the firm of J.
P. Morgan in charge of the financing
was denied by a member of the Nor
gan firm. Similar guarded denials from
officers of several independent copper
concerns indicated that negotiations are
merely tentative.
On the other hand, Wall streets con-
fidence I'm the ultimate success of the
merger plans are indicated by the trend
of the days prices.
Amalgamated Copper advanced to
9414, a new high level since the spring
of 1907, and Anaconda reached 50,
new high record for the year.
When the market closed 100, 900 shares
of Amalgamated, 10000 shares of Ana
conda and $4,000 shares of American
Smelling had been traded in, with net
gains for the day of from rs to 3
points each.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-16
THE METALS.

Silver, 50lzc.
Copper, cath, IL 1876.
Lead, $4.40 per 100 lbs.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
FINANCIAL WORLD IS
WATCHING HARTMAN
Absolutely ne. Report as to His Condition
Giuen Ou.t--Is Operation to be
Performed?
Jacob Schif at the Home
IBy Associated Press. ]

Arden, n. Y, Aug. 2S.-Evid
continues to accumulate that prepara-
tions are under way at the Hartman
home for some unusual event.
Whether it is surgical operation
or only a consultation by physicians
or whether the apparently significant
happenings of the last twenty-four
hours have no bearing at all on the
condition of the railroad magnate,
cannot be definitely ascertained by
those outside the household. Indirect
evidence fails to strengthen the
theory that the financiers' condition
is worse than when he arrived from
Europe.
He was seen sitting on the porch
in the sun yesterday. There is no air
of excitement about the estate.
Hartman members of the house
hold denied over the telephone that
DR.. Grills. a specialist of Cleveland,
or other physicians had arrived for a
consultation or that an operation is
pending.
1t is said that Hartman will not
be permitted TO turn his mind to
business cares. He rebels against
this inactivity and is turning his at
tention to his pet hobby, the com
pletion of his magnificent summer
home He frequently calls workmen
TO the porch and confers with them.
Among the Hartman visitors to-
day was Jacob Fl. Schiff, New York
banker The importance of Schiff' $
visit was shown by the fact that
a through express train was stopped
here to permit the banker to alight.
Mr.. Schiff. who only remained at the
Hartman house for only short
time declined to discuss the purpose
of his VIII or comment IN ary way on
Hartman and his interests.
The repeated denials by members
of the household strengthen the be-
lief that there is at least no immed-
late intention of operating on the
financier.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
WORK TO START
SOON ON DAM
Machinery and Material Arriving at
Palisade for Orchard Mesa Dam.
Tunnel Work is Moving
Along Very Rapidly.
THE DAM WILL BE A BIG ONE

w. o. Morrison, manager of The
Morrison Construction Co. of Denver.
with his nephew, NJ s. Morrison, are
now stopping at the Jordan Inn. This
company has the contract for the big
dam which is to be erected about
1000 feet this side of the railroad
tunnel for the Orchard Mesa irriga-
ion project, says todays Palisade Tri-
bune. Mr.. Morrison is experiencing
some delay in getting his machinery
and material on the ground. owing to
the lack of trackage facilities near the
proposed dam. Work has been begun
on the siding about mile east of
Palisade, and that will give him con
siderable relief, Thus far his imple-
ments have been sent to the Palisade
station and then hauled back to the
scene of action. Notwithstanding
these delays Mr.. Morrison will pro-
ceed at once with his preliminary
work and hopes to have the actual
work OF construction in operation be-
fore long, and il will be finished
sometime in January or February He
viii need quarry for the stone to
be used and that will be arranged for
soon. There will be but little CON
crete work used At the power plant
of the Orchard Mesa project work is
progressing nicely. There is still
about seven feet of depth to go. The
tunnel is now in about $50 feet of the
| 500 to go. Allen & Wells are push
ing their work as fast as teams and
men can do it. All the force obtain
able is employed on the job.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
OVER $4,000
OUT EACH DAY
Estimated That Elberta Shipments
Alone Will Soon be Amounting
in Value to Above Figure
Visitors Interested.
TO BRING 81 AND SIPS PER BOX

Palisade and the whole Grand val
ley are now fairly beginning to har-
vest the greatest fruit crop they have
ever known. Prices have ranged
higher than they have this year. but
the average has been fairly good and
the present outlook is very hopeful
for rapid advancement all along the
line when the Elbertas from this val
ley begin to reach the eastern mar
kets
The managers of the local assoeia-
tions have reason to believe that Ell
bertas at 81 to sl.25 box will be
the rule before the end of next week
The fruit is in prime condition
and is being carefully packed and
handled. They figure the rest of IL
is easy, as experience proves that the
market eagerly seeks the high-class
goods and the Grand valley certainly
has the goods to deliver. Palisade Ell
bertas were never in better condition.
Quotations from the east also in
dicate that our pears are selling at
good prices and are much sought af-
ter The pear shipments have been
strong and the quality is remarkably
kfine
! The first car load of Elberta peach
es from the Grand valley left the Pal
isade branch of the Grand junction
Fruit Growers Association on Tues
day evening. although several par
tial car loads had been previously
lsent out About the last of next week
CONTINUED on page So
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
ALICE ROOSEVELT
AND HER CIGARETTE
[ special to The Sentinel. !

Yosemite. Cal, Aug. 2S.--The al
1ased propensity of MIS-. Aiic. 1oose-
welt LongwOrth for cigarette smoking
was criticised today by Mark Keppel,
superintendent of schools at Los An
geles, in an address 10 the conven-
tion of state and county school super
intendents. The speaker declared
that Mrs. Longworths example had
done more than any one thing to
cause the spread of the cigarette
habit in this country, and he char
acterized that example as having had
"a demoralizing effect upon the wo-
men of the country"
Mr.. Keppel's remarks were made
during a debate aroused by a resolu-
tion which called upon the legislature
10 enact a law making il misde-
meanor for pupils in educational in
stitutions supported by the state to
use tobacco or any other narcotic.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
DEATHS AWFUL TOLL
IN THE AUTO RACE
TBy ASSOCIATED Press, /

Brighton Beach, Aug. 2s.-The
record for the first twelve hours of
the 2l-hour automobile race is one
driver killed, one badly injured, an
other painfully burned and police
man crippled.
Louis Cole, driver Of a Stearns car
and Laurent Gross another driver
were respectively killed and injured
in IA collision of their cars with an
Acme ear. \ policeman, Corrigan.
was injured through the overturnina
of a metal lamp post which was
knocked over by one of the racing
automobiles.
Six of the ten original starters still
remain in the race.
There was an exciting period this
afternoon when u Lozier car took "a
flying leap and somersault off the
back stretch into the Outfield. The
driver and his assistant We're thrown
out hut escaped serious injury.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
AMERICAN TODAY WlA
|NTERNl ONAL RACE
Glenn Curtiss IN Bi-plane defeated Bier
lot, the Frenchman--1OO,OOO People
Watched For Zeppelin Auship
Memorable Contests in Air
IRY Associated press /

Rheims, Aug. 2S.-Glen Fl. Curtiss.
the American aviator, started in the
international cup race at 1O:45 this
morning. He was followed by Bleriot.
the Frenchman.
Curtiss's time for the full distance
was . minutes 81 lis seconds. Bier
lot made two laps in Is minutes
90 l-o seconds, five minutes slower
than Curtiss's time for the full dis
tance
Latham has not started and conse-
quently Curtiss is winner of the in
ternational event.
The cup won by Curtiss is known
as the Gordon .Bennet trophy. and il
is valued at s250O which goes to the
winning club and $4,000 to the avia-
tor. The course was two laps or
twenty kilometers
The Curtiss machine is a bi-plane.
Curtiss said his machine was faster
in turbulent air than in dead calm.
As Leon Grange was turning in the
course of the exhibition aeroplane
flight, his propeller broke and his
machine fell distance of twenty-five
feet to ground. Grange was badly
bruised
Bleriot made the round in the lap
contest in minutes AZ As seconds.
This Is the worlds record
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Especial to The Sentinel. !

IbPtNidi W ut DttItlHtl. L
Denver, Aug. 2S.-'It was the cas-
lest way. / was not thinking of my
self; but it was the thought of Mrs
Ramsey. poor woman, now dead. and
of the part | had in breaking up her
home. This more than anything else
caused me TO try to kin myself. 1t
is the easiest way to get away from
1t all. 1t isn't the shame of my own
ruined life SO much as the everlast
ing thoughts of Mrs. Ramsey and SO
much tragedy that came into her life
and then the grief over the charges
against Mr.. Ramsey killed her. And
| had part in it all. ] was part to
blame. couldn't keep from think
ing of that poor woman, and want
to die
These were some of the pathetic
statements made this morning at the
hospital by Anna Evanson, the pretty
23-year-old former F'ruita girl. who
tried to kill herself Thursday by
drinking carbolic acid
This was the first public statement
she had ever made. either here or at
Fruitat concerning her part in the
scandal that resulted in one of the
best known young ministers in west
ern Colorado to be disgraced and in
one OF the biggest sensations this
section has ever known.
II was also the first time that An
ma Evanson ever publicly accused the
Rev. J. J. Ramsey, formerly pastor
OF the Methodist church of Fruita,
later pastor of the congregational
church at New Castle. of being re-
sponsible for her ruin.
Miss Evanson this morning con-
sented to talk for the first time since
she attempted to kill herself She is
at ST Joseph's hospital. She is still
in serious condition and is under
the constant care of a physician She
suffers horribly at times.
"Yes, I have child" said the un-
fortunate girl. ut is a boy, but it
has been adopted by good family.
and | propose that he shall never
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
SENTINEL'SCONTENTS

rage.
Anna Evanson at last makes
statement. Daily fruit ship
ments. Elberta shipments
may average $4,000 daily.
Work starts ON big dam. As
sociated Press and state news.
2-The great struggle between
Hill and Hartman. Much
business transacted at Cham
ber of Commerce meeting.
Other local news.
S-Church announcements for
tomorrow. Aupperle inter-
viewed. Today's weather re-
port. Other local news.
4ESociety. Telegraphic news.
5-Local and general news.
6-Sporting news. List OF busi-
ness houses that will be dec
GRATED Fair week. Fifteen
years ago column. Other To-
cal news.
7-Will Grand Junction get bet
ter freight rates? Attack
made on The Sentinel unjust
ified. Other local news.
S-Local bonds in demand. SEN
tinel sends man to report the
Fort Collins games. Other To-
cal news.
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FOUND $3.50 AND
WAS GIVEN $500
[.IsuI,ues suL on Ielosdsl

Pueblo, Aug. 2S.-Alfred T.. Norm,
a 15-year-Old boy, whose parents are
in moderate circumstances, yesterday
morning found purse containing
81, 80 in currency under the scenic
railway Mt Lake Minnegua park and
will receive reward of $500 from
the owner, B. w. Shaw of Temple,
Texas, for its recovery.
Shaw missed the pocketboOk night
before last, supposedly on car bound
to or from the park. He advertised
his loss and yesterday morning the
purse was turned over to him by u
pork policeman, TO whom il had been
delivered by young MORN. The con.
tents Of the purse were intact.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28

Duncan Tillery, nephew of w. NJ.
Toole of the county treasurers' office,
who has been visiting in the city the
past several months, left this after
noon for his home in Knoxville. Tenn.
He has made many friends during his
short visit in Grand Junction.
w. F. Irwin visited friends for a
few hours in the city this morning
He is wealthy business man of
Pittsburg and is on vacation to the
coast.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
TWO MEN KILLED
BY ELECTR0CUT|ON
[ Special to The Sentinel. !

Boulder, Colo, Aug. 2S.-G. ii.
Wolbert, aged 35 years, married, re-
siding ut Louisville, was killed today
by electrocution. He was employed
by the Colorado Power company. He
was trimming trees for the passage
of n wire when a live wire struck him
and he was killed instantly, Last
night }. i. Flynn, aged 2S, died from
the effects of receiving II shock of
900 volts. He was employed by
the same company.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28

DR.. and Mrs. II. S. Henderson and
little son, have returned home from
Durango where they have been visit
ing two brothers and sister of Dr.
Henderson, the latter had not seen
his sister for ten years. Naturally
the visit was a very pleasant one
Miss McCary, sister OF Councilman
McCary. left this afternoon for Lon
don, England, on an extended visit
and tour of Europe, and to return to
her home
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
Take The Sentinel for all the news

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Esnard, the form
er a prominent sugar expert and
native of Cuba, are guests of Mr.. Jas.
Mckinney in the city today. Mr..
Esnard is examining the local output
here in the interests of the sugar
company. They are from Mantanzas,
Cuba.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
WALKED OFF TRAIN
AND NOW He MAY DIE
Especial to The Sentinel. |

Denver. Aug 2S.-i--An unknown
young man walked off train on the
Burlington route at point about 90
miles from the city last night, while
the train was moving rapidly. He
was picked up in dangerously i'm
jured condition and brought to this
city.
He had $500 in cash on his person.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
tBy Associated Press. /

Berlin. Aug 2S.=There was keen
disappointment today when 1t was
learned that the Zeppelin airsnip
which left Mureberg this morning on
IT'S second stage of the journey from
F'riedrichshafen TO Berlin would not
arrive tonight. II is estimated that
lOO,O 600 strangers came into the city
TO witness the arrival of the famous
balloon
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
ACCIDENTALLY KILLED

Especial to The Sentinel.
Boulder, Colo, Aug. 2S.-William
Henry Nichols, an aged and wealthy
oil refiner, died here last night as n
result OF taking an overdose OF Sleep
ing powders.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28

Today in the county court an
answer was filed by c. A. kitzmilier
to the suit filed against him by J. w.
Hugus & Co.. and in the answer Mr..
Kitzmiller denies the allegations set
I'M by the company.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
GREAT DROUTH BROKEN
[By Associated Press.

LINCOLN, NEB.. AUG. rs
SHOWERS TODAY HAVE BROKEN
THE DROUGHT IN EASTERN Ne
BRASKA WHICH HAVE LASTED
FOR THE PAST THREE WEEKS.
1T is EXPECTED THAT PART OF
THE CORN CROP WILL BE SAVED.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28

Rev. ID. ID. Edwards, pastor of the
local Presbyterian church. is expected
home with his family from their ex-
tended eastern vacation some time
next week. and will fill the pulpit ut
the Presbyterian church one week
from tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
SALOONS VOTED OUT.
Especial to The Sentinel.

ToVtVIdI IU HH sStHIIHVI.
Boise, Ida. Aug. 2S.-Idaho coun-
ty, Ida, the largest county in the
United States. has voted dry under
the local option law
Canyon county has also voted out
saloons by majority of $50
These were the first local option
elections in the state
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
MINNESOTA BANK ROBBED
Special to The Sentinel. l

Especial to The Sentinel
st. Paul. Mimi. Aug. 2S.-Two
men entered the State Bank at Way
zata. on the north shore of Lake Min
netonka. shortly before noon, and
pointed guns at Cashier Frank
Snure's head, compelling him to hand
over $3.50
The robbers escaped
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
CAR JUMPED TRACK
Special to The sentinel.

Denver. Aug. While running
at the rate of 80 miles an hour, a
tramway ear returning from Lake
side jumped curve at Fourteenth
and TETON streets last night at 1880
and turned completely over.
Seven of the fourteen passengers
were injured, one perhaps fatally.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
STRIKE SITUATION
IS GROWING WORSE
IRy Associated Press. ]

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 2S.-The sit
uation today throughout the strike
district OF the Pressed Steel Car COM
pany was tense. Wholesale desertiOns
of the imported wOrkmen yesterday
and subsequent stories told by them
of the brutality accorded them inside
the plant served TO create resent
ment among the strikers and SYM
pathizers.
During the forenoon fifty men
from Chicago were taken inside the
works.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
[By Associated Press

Alsenberg, Germany, Aug. as
me Zeppelin airship lost one of it's
projectors near Ronneberg and is p-o-
ceedihs at reduced speed. The acci-
deht VIII delay its arrival at Berlin.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
The TAXES THEY PAID
ISnecial to The Sentinel.

Denver. Aug. 2S.-Ten railroads OF
Colorado have paid a total of 1,o36.-
77S in taxes, according to an an
nouncement made today.
TINS is slight Increase over the
total taxes paid last year.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
! !; ;'1EE[|E NEl[I|E ;I iI'1FH!'7 EEE
UNHAPPY GIRL

know the sorrow and shame his com
| ing into the world caused other peo-
pie and myself. will not tell where
the baby is.
Mr.. Ramsey led me into bad ways.
trusted him. | thought he was 8,
good man. He is to blame. | trust
ed him. He denounced me after it
all came out. He never cared what
| became of me. He tried to protect
his own name. He never helped me
after he ruined me.
81 never want to see Mr.. Ramsey
| again. II ! get well want to go as
far as / can from Colorado: but |
can't forget all the sorrow caused
Mrs. Ramsey. She was good, pure
woman.
You ask me If ] love Mr.. Ram
sey, How could /? Why should 70"
Noticing Bible laying on table
the girl said:
II guess we should not think any
less of the Bible. even if bad men use
1t TO deceive girls and other people"
The girl shows that her heart is
broken and that she has decided that
she would be better off dead Word
was received at the hospital today
stating that friends from Fruita were
coming to see the girl.
Efforts made. in Denver to locate
Rev. Ramsey have failed. IT is be-
lieved that he is in the east.
AS far as can be learned, no one at
t'ruita knows of the whereabouts of
Rev. Ramsey.
One of the first things that brought
Rev Ramsey into prominence in this
valley was a sensational sermon or
address which he delivered one night
at big mass meeting. extoling the
morning sheet here, making the state
ment, THANK God for the Daily
News. which statement was set In
big type across the front page of the
morning sheet the next day and
much space given the laudation OF
that paper by the minister
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
A FATAL EXPLOSION
GBy Associated Press.

fBy Associated Press.
CARTHAGE, MO, AUG. HS.-TWO
MEN WERE KILLED AND A THIRD
INJURED FATALLY IN AN Ex-
PL0SION OF A BOILER IN THE
PLANT OF THE PLANE MINING
COMPANY AT NECK CITY.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
BY Associated Press. !

Betterfieid. aug. aS.--The PENN
I'm airship landed here successfully
this evening.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28

Mrs w. NJ. LeBaron left this af-
ternoon on No. 06 for Denver to be
gone several days on visit with her
friends and relatives
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
OVERDOSE OF POWDERS
1snecial to The Sentinel

Special TO The Sentinel.
Denver. Aug. 3S.-R. n. Stevens.
aged ~ years, son of carpenter.
accidentally shot and killed himself
on the IL. d." ranch fourteen miles
southeast of the city yesterday after
noon while hunting.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

[By Associated Press
Chicago Aug. 2S.-September
wheat closed today at 9S12
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28

In the morning the fire boys and a
picked nine cross bats at the fair
grounds.
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
NEARLY Fifty CARS SHIPPED

The fruit shipments from the fruit
during the past week amounted 1885, packages equivalent
than 48 freight loads shipments
last OF this
The daily sentinel., 1909-08-28
MAY SUTTON DEFEATED
IBy Associated Press. ]

Niagara. N. Y, Aug. 2S.-May SUIT
ton. woman tennis champion and her
partner Miss Neeley, were defeated
today in the Woman's International
doubles.