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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
o'LEARY SIGNS WITH DETROIT.

Detroit, Dec. 6.-Charles OLeary. util-
ity player with the Detroit American
League baseball club. signed a contract
to-day for next year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
p. r. r. ocULIsT HURT BY AUTO

Chicago. Dec. Up. L. Thomas. sixty
years old. OF Logansport. Ind. chief oculist
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. was PROB
ably fatally injured In automobile aecI-
dent TODAY while testing a car which he
pur2osed 20 buy. The steering gear stuck
and the car crashed into the curb and
turned turtle. u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
FORMER GUARosMAN SENTENCED.

Charleston. W. Va. Dec. "a. 5. Hut
son, former assistant acknowledgement OF
tho National Guard. was sentenced to-day
TO hve years In the penitentiary for the
misrepresentation Of state fundA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07

The Columbian team fought hard in the
Aearly stages OF the last two games. but
after the half way mark Passaic always
had the advantage. Lefferts had two
triples IN the last and reached pa. while
Brunt. thanks 10 a strong finish. got pa. N
was these two individual totals that
enabled the team 10 reach l.O0. the first
four-hgure score OF the season in this
league. Brunt's average was 9l3
The scores were as folloWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
RACING IN FLORIDA.
Jack Parker Beats Centre Shot
bu a Head.

Jacksonville. Dec. 6.--Ideal weather was
again IN order al MOncrief Park to-day.
and the sport was interesting. The over
night handicap. the feature OF the pro-
gramme. went to Jack Parker. Vincent
Powers had the mount. and he rode such
a strong finish that Jack Parker beat Cen
tire Shot a head on the post.
The summaries follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
. O. AUTOMOBILES.
IlM:s 50. LuIuMusI.E co. BARelIas.

Lxrgsse Dealers In New and Used cara
~ In the world. matter what car
81. you want AZ Reuiar xably Low Prices
NEW YOkK. -3t5~2iT W ssth ST. near Hway
Branches Chicago. 81. Louis. kAasas CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07

II was announced here yesterday that
Calvin Demarest. Albert g. Cutler and
Harry Cline would go 10 San Francisco IN
January under the management OF Eddie
GrAney. 10 meet ali corners. Alfred De
ORC. the three-cushion champion. is an
other who has arranged TO play n Cali
foSp.a. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07
Fourteen Teams Tied IN Sir
Day Struggle.
CYCLE SCORE AT ? O'CLOCK.

The record for the twenty-sixfh hour
Was Sc miles and laps. made in 1905 h,
Mcfarland snd Moran.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-07

San Francisco, Dec 6--The official clos
ing quotations for mining stocks to-day
were as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
MACBETH STILL STIRRING
UP IDAHO AFFAIRS

Boise. Ida. March Another probe
furry occurred in the senate this
morning insugltgd as usual by Mac
beth lie introduced @ resolution dee
n3uung tho appearance. before th.
committee ou state affairs. State Bans
Examiner ChCuoy TO report on the m-
Nestisation of the state trcasurer.s
office, state Accountant and 1Usur-
ance Commissioner Go8slud TO ana
sWer Why he had not revealed the
TACT that certain state officials wer.
permitting Illegal Iraotsos. and Secre
tllN ot state Lausdou Co defend h4
alleged collection accounts The two
last named were Co bring with them
their private hank books and show THAI
ihey have not received personal cone
sideraiiou from banks with which
ito' have deposited their alleged U-
legal collection accounts The rcsoIu-
non also demands tho appearance be-
lnrc the committee OF the heads of
the various banks in which tho above
named officials have made their de-
posts Tho resolution WAS accepted
and referred Co the state affairs com-
mittoo
The bin compelling railroad CONE
nanles 90 construct comfortable and
adequate dcpots was passed by The
senate Just before noon rcccss
the house killed this morning the
civil service bill
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
SUDDEN DEATH CALLS
MARY ALICE CANNON
Illness Which Icll Upon Her Three
Week, Ago Terminates in
summons.

Iug Alice d. cannon. wife of I..es.n
Lows ~. Cannon and oldest daughter
OF the utr President George c. can.
mon and Elizabeth U0agauI Cannon
passed away tlI- morning at 10 O'Clock
ut the huui. of har sister Mrs Emil.
g. WILEY zoos south Eighth \Ee4f
street. shn was tnkon suddenly f.cE
three ucahs ego ana apparently totauv
collapsed From thee time on dasDII.
uI tH1t loving hands and tha best of
medical attention could do. she grad-
uaaIIy sIuh utU LaI Ions sleep
AlI- cannon WAS born October
rs 1867 and married Bishop Lewis
81 cannon October >. 1890 Seven
children were tls issue 90 the marriage
of tHa HE living the eldest win be- Is
yearf old tomorrow. about thr Same
ego chat Mrf Cannon was loft mother
less with bis family younger than
herse.f
Deceased was universally known
among an with whom she came iu cone
tart as "a typical woman. uusel0sh to
the last degree and "a worker who was
unurnF energy in whatever fho un.
deri0ok She was universally beloved
ana ben Death leaves "a sap that cannot
he filled
The announcement of che funeral viii
b. forthcoming tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
UTAHNS WILL BE THERE.
Assurances Received ut spokane THAT
Delegation Of Irrirators win Come

spokane wash, March 1-Joua
IIeury smith o. salt Lake C.y. nlst
Vice president OF the Fifteenth CONS
Rress. expects % pay bis FIRST ,Ist
90 Spokane next summer when hg via
be delegate 60 the seventeenth Na-
t0pal Irrigation Concrss. TO meet hone
under the presidency OF George r. Hal
stow Of BarstOw, Texas Aug Q 10 lf
n IS also expected there VIII he O.
large delegation from Utah
Mr. Smith says among other thlnes
Goo q letter TO Arthur Hooker. seOreta-
ry Of the local board ~ control.
81 trust that all you anticipate for
the seventeenth session may De fully
realized. and that the state OF Wash
inaton shall make the last gathering
Of that memorable body the hest in
the history OF its sessions hu being
wen ] anticipate being with you upon
that occasion. and possibly. for the
first time. pay visit 10 Spokane ]
wish every success 10 the grand body
Of men who are doing their best Tor
this glorious west
Mr. Hooker has received letters from
q number OF towns and communities
n the irrigated districts in Utah. s3v
ing they win send representative dele
cations II is probable that United
States Senator Smo0t Will Doe iu ale
tendance. as he is deeply interested in
subjects which win be brought to- the
fore az the various sessions of the c0u-
grcss-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
CONSERVATION OF NATURAL
RESOURCES CAMPAIGN

Washing on, March 1.-The campaign
10 unite ana coordinate AN efforts for
the conservation of natural resources
in the United States rs scheduled 90 bee
gin ou March Q, when the joint CONE
mittee ON cooperation, which was au-
thorizod by the governors conference
To- " prepare "a plan for united action
by am organizations concerned with the
conservation of natural resources. viii
hold its first session.
The committee is composed OF ii
members six of them chalrmcn OF state
Cuuserl dtl0u commissions.
Besides the national conservation
commission. so states already have COM
serNation commissions and half "a hun
dIed national organizations have ap-
pointed conservation commissions.
n preparation for the meeting the
various conservation bodies which have
been actively AT work for several
months are sending uu suggestions
based Of their own experiences The
joint committee viii REVIEW aI these
recommendations and from them it eN-
poets 90 perform "a plan of Organization
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
JEFFRlES AND JOHNSON.


Chicago, March l.-James D. Jcnrias.
upon bis arrival at Chicago TODAY. dc-
clared that De authorized no one Co. anne
hounce that be would fight Johnson
There is no basis Tor the stat.-
mont published TODAY" he said.
Omaha March Jim Jcfr'oe. tho
indicated champion heavyweight of
iNo world. together with hts vito and
hs 'uarrug partner, passed through
omaha lost night cu route to Now
York, Co nl "a theatrical engagement.
a. sandy Griswold, tho sporting writ
on Jcurles said CulhaticaIv that
after DTS Theatrical enlargement hc
would meet Jack johnson uc said
that DE felt obligated to the sporting
public Go make au effort 60 reclaim tha
champl onshlp for the white race. lie
said that he was through with the
same until johnson won tho crown.
Kansas City. March flames Il. Cor
hett VINO is hero, is quoted today as
saying that BOO o. recent conversation
James j. Jedr.es declared his iutou-
ton oi ro-cntcriug tho ring after his
New York engagement
'Jefr.cs told me-" said Corbcl. chat
tc believed DE would be compelled TO
train "a year in order 70 CrI Into pfop-
60 condition This Isl tho real reason he
is slow ln Announcing his intention OF
returning"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
SENATE COMMITTEE
DISAGREE ON MERGER

Washington, March THE senate
committee on judiciary today voted 10
report "a disagreement on the resolution
providing Tor an investigation OF the
absorption Of the Tennessee Coal d
IRON company by tho United States
Steel corporation.
Any views submitted TO the senate
ON the subject win be considered, "in-
dividual reports not having the sane
ton of the committee. This is gem
orally regarded as a compromise as
number Of senators had drafted a re-
port declaring the merger 20 be in vio-
lation Of the sherman antitrust law
and Tebuldng President Roosevelt for
his part in the transaction. while 9th
crs declared that 10 was not the func-
ton Of the committee under the resolu-
iion adopted TO pass upon these ques-
tions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
UTAH SAILOR ASHORE
AGAIN AFTER LONG TRIP
licut.-C commander Henry Allen Pear
son of the Illinois Writes tn Father
Regarding Reception.

Henry Pearson of Draper is NUM-
bered among the visitors iu salt Lake
today and s. showing his numerous
friends here a letter received from his
son, Lieut. Commando Henry Allen
Pearson of the Illinois. who has sust
completed h's third trip around the
world rudc. the stars ana Stripes. this
limo with the battloship fleet. AIr.
Pearson is looking forward % seeing
bis boy. OF whom ne is Justly proud
iu the near future. as soon as he gets
leave Of absence
A portion OF the letter Of general IN
terest i5 as iollowz
Here we are again at Hampton
Roads arrived here to-day We steamed
ln this morning at II O'clock and
passed in review at the cntfanla al
the harhor before tho president. hun
dreds OF members of Congress and
many thousands of people from AN oys.
the country Twenty Warships ga
line. our l6 and 9 others. hatt.cships
that came out and met us several hun
ored miles out al sea. The president
ana MS party were on the yacht May
flower and as the line approached the
Mayhouer an ships fired "a salute to-
gether of n shots each. making total
ul H-5 shots. Then as each SHIN
passed the president the crews manned
the rail and another salute Of q shots
was fired. tho marine guard presented
arms and the bands played the star
Spangled Banner. making 525 mo,
shots fired
"On Washington's birthday an ships
at noon fired another salute Of q ara.4
each, maE..e a-5 more shots. So vau
gee there "a- much saiutIug The place
Us iull uf people, everybody just Wild
.tf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
5GHRANTz RECOVERING
Wilkinson. His Assailant. PAGES Ills
cell Ovcrioycd at Prospect
Whisky Responsible

After losing "a great quantity of
lTYo1 fr.r5 berr9rrfagas. igllrr.1 la.
"'i" h''" %" tue nose ana enc Is
hone' ana aiter remaining ln a weak
ana scmi-cousli Gus condition since sat
,.rg.,. afrerUorp IA e. sehraot, NOAH
~,
90 '''''' was ''F'' ''1 ''''s l'o'4l'''b "9
Dr g. $. Paul 90 DE out OF danger The
suuul man rs az 81. Marks bosDit5l
-,. ,.,r..s scum. ,,,,f,.r.s.., ,,,,.,,.I....
I"N- set in ne VIII recover from snt
'iN-"I 'Hir4eH "HI,t nc mas thus I1f
lt--.N
WINE seaIahlE was at the hospital
Itha between me ana death raul
Ni.hlHs.' .srL epoul 80 years
i'..N a cen D" i1' cily Jam, haunted
'9 cor ,'ius ,Hl'i-'h7 OF nope "ni
a"ahl, f..ItI. That eehIaniz would die
.nd ne %. branded "s Ca Wufd FER
ta.# m'nius chat sehran,z was ape
I'''.t.s rat OF oa.h .I ie 'e ohri-
jog .a. All lAla suuellhe ana iamoFss
NH" caused ly "hlahy.
'i 1ataIaay AFTERNOON N'1nE
EsIlaNI] 900 WILKINSON met aL thu
4,"... n.a l.h."a.'h' saloon ou west
f...a t'aI tN''i Nllhlns3n was
n.".i.l1 MAS standing Do lne doorway.
iH. i.H h.htus.a Ga few words and
aN'a iNiI SEM lh-4 eaH.i WIZ
h.u.'H fle name la. ialleI tiru.E
snhI.His bio" iu tAe face with HE
h-I HuI sehiani1 lgDiel backward.
I.. Hla" i..'iufra h.s nase u two
f" ani h.m9ffhag"s Immediately
I..H.,.N shaI .y aii'I t1e nlter.lIop
. N.. found IF Ia.ia.Hen boty ANA
IH..H. wandering aImIa.aiv ON SCUM
Temp .lt,r Dos DI'lains soaked "tth
'.''a %. was laA.h % the em-ts-
.H'| H"7HiiI where l'i. IT, ID. htUe. did
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01

.c,i0us and special emphasis has been
I'D'1 upon the Inquiry concerning the
pm iu. without the ccnsus recently
"IN'ted iu california. The commission
Claims They have fairly accurate infor-
mutton concerning the numbers W Jap
au''e iu California. their distribution
ny counties and Industrial districts.
lhcu occupations and trades. In Iowa
ANA Washington. the report when made
niu cover The presence OF japanese
chinese and Hindus.
It" school IS declared by the come
l"h to Doe the most potent influence
lh promoting the assimilation and
characterization Of tho immigrant
srEEEAGE PASSENGERS.
Tho real treatment accorded stecrsge
passengers has been given attention
ana members of the commissions have
come from foreign ports in the culse
OFT Immigrants IL was found that tho
"'oiuec of today is far better iu many
ways than iu the past. but there is sill
sleat room for Improvement
The commission expects Go De able to
report at an early date the effect uf I'M
lclmalriugc between the native born
lnd Immigrant aud with one another TO
determine whether the dclcteuous i'm
ilucuce RESULTS. or whether beneficial iu-
hurucos viii not be felt
Icouage Is being made the subject
of 90 special inquiry. one of tho most
interesting subjects is am Investigation
bong conducted in nearly "a hundred
cities 60 show TO what extent the linz
migrant Is the recipient Of charity
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
ARCH / 1909 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH

tor telephones; H. %. IN. providing for
the mterchanging OF telephone conuec-
lions OF companies organized in this
state: "a u 1913, a. b iW ~. n i0
and b D. l15, relating Co filing of uc-
lions and fees OF officers.
The live stock committee of Che h0us.
This afternoon introduced n. b 226, rc-
iatmg to live stock on tine public raula
The committee on public utilities this
afternoon reported favorably s. b ioe
boy Senator Hulauisk. relating Goo tAe
punishment of persons convicted of
stealing brass couplings and other r1il-
road material
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
PlTTSBURG GRAFTERS
ARE FOUND GUILTY

PittsburE. March AFTER deliberat-
ing over 40 hours. the jury In the case
uf touucllmeu Klein. WATSON and
Brand returned verdict al $3.50 p. m
today finding them guilty as indic.ed
and recommending them to the mercy
OF the court.
found not guilty on Instructions from
the court
The three comcilmen were charged
with conspiracy in connection with the
graft scandal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01

oldrr aeQuaintauces Include navy ne.
ur0 made uch and notable through
Oh. D0mst0ck
MI. Baldwin was twice married Hls
urs, vifc bore him two daughters. Mrs
Clara stocker and Mrs Anita No
'I1uglrN wife 90 The assistant post
master of San Francisco. His fceouJ
Wl.' who WAS Miss Bennett. ls stH
living.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
GRAPE FRUIT TREES.

Annoy, China, March Julian H..
Arnold. the American consul here. has
started a shipment of pomelo or grape
fruit trees To the farm of the Univer-
sity Of California for experimental pur-
poses. The Annoy pomelos are reputed
10 be the best In the orient
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
PorEs CONDITION IMPROVED.

Rome. March 1.-The condition of the
pope, who mas been suffering from "a
cold lately, is much better today. He
Us still somewhat hoarse and while he
is not obliged 20 remain in bed, DIS.
Petacci and Marchia Fava insist tint
he shan not yet resume his audiences
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
TO PROHIBIT SUNDAY nAIn.

Jefferson City AIo.. March THE
committee ON criminal Jurisprudence OF
the house of representatives, OF the
general assembly today reported favor
ably a bill prohibiting baseball on
sunday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
EVASION OF EXCLUSION LAW.
In Theory Law is Exceptionally
Strong, In Some Respects
Very Weak.
cluu,se Iaborcrs Most Successful In
Evading it--Dealing With Alien
Criminals n Serious Problem.

washington, March. 1-Some facts
showing the far-reaching character Of
che work Of the joint commission on
,nmigration which was appointed by
congress on Feb. 20. 1907 were present
cd to Congress today through the pub
lIration Of a preliminary report by the
commission. This report deals with
practically every phase Of the immigra-
lion question. including oriental aliens
mud other excluded classes, peonase,
charity among immigrants, white slave
traffic conditions Of steerage, snthro-
rolqy, congestion I'm large cities. aliens
rrminality. competition Of mmi-
grants, school inquiries, admmistra-
tion of the immigration laws, distri-
button Of immigrants and other ques-
tons.
No conclusions have been reported
lv the commission, but the scope II
fine work is shown I'm "a manner which
presages extensive legislation On tho
future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
COMMISSIONS PLANS.

commission arc EeilllHeQ the dllouS
lines of work outside Washington will
De realized in the early l:ul probably
bv Sept is. The entire investigation
probably will be finished by the next
fiscal year.
The report was printed and circm,
ated today to show the necessity for an
appropriation Of S25OOO0 10 carry on and
complete the work. Thus far the eN-
rouses Of the commission from April
! 1907, To Feb. 1. 1907 have been S34l,-
116. There are at present 1856 persons
employed under the commission OF
this number 50 are in Washington. two
in New York. two i'm San Francisco
~ are eugag d IN hel1 work and 20
Do specia- lines OF inquiry. The com
mission says II is generally adm tied
by those acquainted with the subject
that Notwithstanding tue present law
proposes to provide for the exclu ion
of every undesirable immigrant thou
sands of undeniably undesirable per-
sons are admitted each year II has
been found that the law IA theory so
fer as its exclusion provisions are
concerned, Is exceptionally strong but
in effect II IS in some respects weak
The commission says IL has discovere
several sources of this weakness and
IL is its purpose to recommend some
effective remedies.
one OF the most important features
Of the work is connected with evasions
OF the law resulting In the importation
OF excluded classes. Notwithstanding
the expenditure Of about 100000 an
nually TO enforce this law, the COM
mission finds that II does not prevent
the coming OF Chinese laborers in con-
siderable numbers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01

Tho Vows" Reaches ti,e Homes -
People 81 Qualify Fact Apprs-
ciatcd BY MIR. Advertiser.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
ALIEN CRIMINALS.

The utmost Importance is attached 10
1ae inquiry being made into the SUBJ
lect OF alien criminality The higher
criminal courts OF New York city are
90 the request of the committee keep
ne records I'm great detail OF each per-
SON convicted Of crime and III is iu-
tended that a study of foroi GA born
criminals, and criminals OF the second
generation shall be- made in that city.
THE investigation, however Be- not cone
Hned to the larger cities. but ls heilE
carried into smaller centers and n-
uustrial communities iu various parts
ot the country
The most extensive and important
work undertaken by the commission
81 the general field Investigation into
flo economic and social status of im-
migrants 90 various sections of the
country The most important topics
being covered is the race of emp owes
DO each occupation, years emnlo "a.
hours Of work. and discrimination COR
of against immigrants in employment
wages and housing
ln taking 'up the congestion III immi-
grants in large cities tho comm Ion
N observing communities inhabited
principally hy members of one race, az
90 whether the cliugIng t0rethe- of
members of the same race hanIIrBus
them in their stuggle for advance
mont and prevents their rapid as#nI-
Iilion and Americanizltion
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-01
WHITE SLAVES

An extensive Investigation Is being
made into the question Of the imp0r-
Muon and harboring OF women for im-
moral purposes. The results show that
many women are being constantly im-
rted under conditions which amount
iH absolute slavery. AS the result OF
its Inquiries and the evidences il has
gathered there have been a noteworthy
attack upon this business which has
1aslutled In a very marked decrease.
10 has been found that 90 numerou,
instances persons afflicted with c0uta-
eious diseases, and even criminals OF
dangerous type. have been able TO
'Fade the immigration laws and come
TO this country under the preteuse of
being seamen.