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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

the Union Pacific is preparing 20
build a north and south line. and It
has been strengthened by the fact that
the company has acquired a large tract
OF land near Salina and is aceuuulat-
ing railroad ties Nearly 100000 ties
are already on the ground
The Union Pacific has a line now
from Beloit. Kan. to Solomon. Kan.
that connects with the main line be-
tween Denver and Kansas city at the
latter place. The main line passes
through Salina. KAN The company
also has a line from that city south
to Mcpherson, and IL is reported that
the Mcpherson branch is to be made
a part OF the main line from the north
to the gulf. 1t has been announced
that the Union Pacific will build line
from Bennington. which is on the
Solomon -Beloit branch. to Salina, max
ing a more direct north and south line
than if the connection should be made
with the main line In Solomon.
The general impression obtains that
the Burlington is TO build 9 line be-
veyfng party is at work between the
two cities. The proposed line. it is said.
will parallel the Union Pacific from
Fremont to Omaha. 49 miles. Fremont
being on the Lincoln line OF the Bur
lington would give Sioux City new
connection with Omaha and would put
it In direct competition with the Chi
cago and Northwestern and the Omaha
road for Omaha business. The new
route would have the disadvantage of
being almost 80 miles longer than the
Northwestern
1t Is said that the trains OF the St.
be operated into New Orleans not
later than June l.
According to the reports received at
the chief engineers Office OF the West
ern Pacific. the track is now five miles
west OF Palisades and half mile be-
yond Cleo.
F. ". Thompson OF the Rock Island
lines is in Los Angeles
At Terre Haute. Ind. the stock held
ers of the vandalia railroad yesterday
elected the following directors: John
G. Williams. Indianapolis Charles IT.
Seybt. Highland. Ill; ]. j. Brooks,
Pittsburg. and Benjamin McKeen. ST.
Louis. The directors elected Joseph
Wood, president OF the Vandalia. Pitts
burgS president OF the board
r. A. Jackson of Chicago has been
elected president OF the Rock Island
company to succeed Robert Mather.
who resigned to become chairman OF
the board OF directors OF the Westing-
house electric and manufacturing COM
pany- Jackson became connected with
the Rock Island system in 1901. when
he was appointed general attorney.
After holding this position for three
years he was elected first vice presi-
dent and general counsel He Il 81
years old.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
PRIZE OFFERED FOR MOST
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN STATE

The executive committee of the Portola prize
in the of California =
desired of Of
Caiforni,
most beautiful young this
All should from,
and for the offered
be used model for poster drawing which Representative.
California and will be
The competition will close Saturday April The executive com
mttee reserves all right to publish the photos
may
Mark the and address plainly the photos and
executive committee Poroa
bud Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

from the comparison and editorial World
point this conclusion. We quote:
speedway grabs
should be likewise
but bad precedent of the
the old should be
OF a
of
TO free public
Doubtless this position well taken regards New
There Central park permit appropriations of space
Tor miscellaneous recratons It is different San Francisco
have for baseball, handba and grounds There
special playground for the cidfena music stand with
audience stadium for athletes deer parks and bear
and conservatory 1t is fact the complete
public recreation plant the world and nobody feels
has the city many million dollars but nobody gudges
money.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
Impertinent Question No. 98
What's a Search Warrant?

For the most original witest this queson-the
briefer the beter-Ihe Call will pay FIVE DOLLARS
For the next FIVE The Call will pay ONE DOL
LAR EACH. Prize winning answers will be printed next
Wednesday and checks mailed the winners at once Make
your answer short and SEND 1T ON A POSTAL
CARD to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL
prize Miss wrcds14 ebster
ike its victims it's pressed for mon
prizeto r Harvey. ench street.. city
royal four fusher against fools full hand
81 prize Mrs ibrae
icks nckelodeon.
S Irvn.ss Fftyafths sreet.o akland
A by sustained bv the otbrr
wise.
0 L. s cnsscha. city.
to the house OF chance
to xon n srsetrci
Scrap after July l.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
Roosevelt
Answers an
Old Question

anything OF the applying Roosevelt 1t assumed that he
VIII himself provide plenty Of sefoccupaton and find the
whereby he his country without gratuous help
editorial suggestion He remains big factor American e
at all obscured by the circumstance that he
newspapers recognize his importance by the space they
assign to minute accounts OF everything he does matter how
great a distance from home
Important and exalted personages of European dignity and
rank hasten their respects Roosevelt 1t
duty OF royalty and diplomacy with
the who stand representatives of great
That IS the Roosevelt Europe although
invites attentions of the The popuace cheers him. the
seek him His journey ovation
the exalted and the owly take equal part.
Roosevelt has already made his mark history.
thing awakened the national inspired
enthusiasm for higher standard of political made
the improved conditions by no means
finished
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
Note and Comment

Crazy Snakes son is preparing to
betray him. The wriggly old chief
evidently has been neurishing a viper
in his bosom.
It appears. that there are too many
diamonds on the market This will
be remedied when the slot machines
are withdrawn.
Honolulu is about to refuse the gift
OF a Carnegie library. The laird of
Skibo is to be congratulated upon the
TACT that there arc few sensations
still lett, even for the billionaire.
7 All Italy was interested in the land
ing OF Roosevelt at Naples, but all
-IerInany is ennpliatically discussing
The manner in which his son Kermit
landed during that little poker party
on the Hamburg.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

used be Of standing problem for the
OF the supply for the question: What shall
do with ex Presidents retired presidents OF
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

The swing OF the go sick now
seems 10 furnish the chici theme for
Dick Croker's. conversation. There
pHas time. however, when his ut
terances dealt priucipally with the
mysterious gyrations of an Indian
club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

Phil Stanton is still in the hospital
Stopping war is strenuous work :
: Now that the ban is TO be put on
Slot machine gambling many a half
starved family will be able to play for
more steaks.
Now comes Eliot with the assur-
ance that he has not declined. Train
ing for an ambassadorship seems TO
have many OF the elements of an ante
prize fight talk fest
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

Golden Gate park and the Preside reserva-
tion, MOTTO mention the extensive system of
public squares distributed all over the city,
make a gratifying contrast with the narrowly
limited places of general recreation in ether
cities. New York, for instance, suffers badly
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

OF public attention and consumption as their
unquestionable merits justify and demand 1t
is the plan of campaign to concentrate effort
on Raisin day, April go when national move
ment will be instituted with the assistance OF
the great transportation companies. the news
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
Make Raisin
Day a National
Institution

papers and other agencies Of publicity and promotion It
that loyal Californian should get behind Buy raisins
raisins, talk rasns, write about rasns
California good whether cooked dncooked
They wholesome and meaty noushng and appezng You
buy them with seeds without In the
estimated 100000 pounds in storage
The united effort OF Caonans should be able sell pound
OF that supply before the Get in and boost
Rasn day and don't omit buying share of this paatabe
41rOdu
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

need be doubted that all California will together
with loyalty and characteristic energy in
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

AN FRANCISCANS hardly realize how the
matter OF public parks and recreation grounds compared
the situation pretenous cities The wide spaces of
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07

past Years offered rather melancholy spec
tacle OF men without occupation or apparent
function. All sorts of suggestions were haz-
arded in the way of service that they might
fifty fulfill, but none of these appeared to
bring results. But we do not seem to hear
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-07
Strange Noises From Grave

It is reported at sallua. Kan. that
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-12-19
SALESMAN.


TRAVELLING statesmen, ATTENTION
WANTED-A real salesman, a man who
has ability, who will work for US as hard
and cOnscientiOusly as he would for him
self, TO represent us exclusively in Utah
and Idaho for 1910. Must be ready to
commence work January l. We have a
large, Well-knOWn and in every way first
class line of exclusive calendars and ad-
vertising specialties. Our line is so at
tractive and varied that each and every
business in every town in the country,
without regard to size, can be successfully
solicited. Our goods are very attractive,
but no more so than our reasonable prices,
and we know from the experience Of 9TH
eTs who have been and are now IN our
employ. that any bright, hustling man
who has ability and Is willing to work,
can make with US from $50 to s150 per
week. Commissions liberal. Our company
was organized in 1852. We are capital
lied for 10000, We state this simply TO
show that we are responsible and mean
business. If you do It Will pay you to
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sales manager for Merchants Publishing
Co, of Kalamazoo, Mich. Address care
Hotel Kenyon, Salt Lake City. Be prompt.
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PERSONAL.

IF PHOEBE PHILLIPS, who disap-
reared from this city about seven months
ago, win return to her home and mother,
she will satisfy the authorities Of the
school Utah State Industrial School, by
F.. G. Gowans, superintendent.
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ARCHITECTS.

A. J. HAMILTON, Architect, 5th floor
Constitution block Send ESQ for my book
Of plans, showing elevation and uoof plan
Of n modern homes ana bungalows Bell
nhore S839 Ind. s56
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WANTED-100 coal minsra. By the Keu-
merer Coal Co, KemmsreF, Wyo, Intof-
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KemmereF Coal Co.'S office, Boston BLDG
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OsTEOPATHY

JAPANESE House Cleaning Co. 81
Richards St.. Salt Lake City. Bell phona
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SOCIETY NOTICE

MASONIC NOTICE
Mt Moriah lodge No win hold a spe-
cial meeting tomorrow (Monday) evening
at 7:S0 o'clock sharp Installation Of Off
GERS for the ensuing year. Members re-
quested to attend. MasOns qualified in
vited.
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
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WANTED-A man OF strict integrity
and ability for permanent position with a
Salt Lake corporation, so per week men
need not apply. Must have 81, 500 to take
over half interest. This proposition VIII
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AUCTION SALES.


on MONDAY, Dec. 10th. at 1890 a. m,
No. / Union Ave, on Third East bet 30
and 4th South, fine lot of parlOr rockers
and chairs, couch cover and pillows, book
case and desk combined, book shelves,
Brussels and other carpets stair carpet
and rugs, fine round oak dining table,
sideboard, china and glassware, lot home
made fruits lace curtains and portisres,
pictures, sewing machine, lot table linen,
bedroom sets, iron beds. mattresses, lot
fine blankets and quilts, pillows and bed
linen. fine center tables hot blast neat
ers and other heating stoves. lot kitchen
X. A. ANDREWS, AuctiOneer.
AUCTION. AUCTION.
Closing out auction sale Monday Tues
da,7 Wednesday. Thursday, at 224 State
street one S6OG piano, 2 electric Peerless
pianos. like new, silver toilet sets, al
buns, silverware, jewelrys umbrellas, ia
bic covers, kerchiefs, notions Watches
clocks. rings. pins charms phOno-
eraphs iot records, new; showcases, wall
cases, safe. All must be sold az auGIOii;
sales daily 10 a. m and 80 p. m TIL ali
is sold. Hemstitched keTchiets, &c each.
C. +. OSTERLOHs Aucuoneef'
LARGE stock Of toys, dolls. chinawarres,
chocolate and berry sets, and otner hoif-
day goods in great variety, must .e
closed out this week regardless OF Gust
no reasonable offers refused; private
sales an the time. auctions every after
noon and evening, commencing 1uesGay y
next 10 Dinwoodey's % w. LIST so 81
K. A. ANDREWS, Aucuoneer.
WE Buy and sen second hand goods
Of all kinds As So. ". Temple.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

RTTT ping. real estate and farm loans.
ELMER II. DARLING CO,
III Main st.
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YVAETED-Tuition raised 70 SIS. 81 Of
tools; SIS without tools. can o. phone t1t
particulars. IS Commercial street, ALoiak
Barber College
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F0R RENT.

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FOR RENT--rOom brick very cheap
Apply S45 Post St, bet. sth and 9th w"
Sd and 4th So.
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For RENT-FURNTsHED.

FOR RENT-3-rOom modern house
completely furnished; rent reasonable
Apply 1856 South 9Th East (rear).
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men for calendars, wall-pockets, novel
ties. from Canada TO gulf. Indiana to Pa
cific Bond required. Commissions
weekly. Lincoln Novelty Advertising Co.,
Lincoln Neb
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LOST.

LOST-Silver purse containing small
amount of change and book Of students
car tickets with OWners name lost Pc
state and First South streets Thursday
morning. Finder please return purse and
tickets 81 Canyon rOae. Phone Z655-As
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LOsT-A diamond ring On small rms
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High school. Return to Hefald-Hepub-
ican. Liberal reward.
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WANTED-Agents. Big money; ex-
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WE BUY and sell second hand good
Of ali kinds. As So ". Temple.
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FOR RENT-Four finely furnished
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FOR RENT-2 nicely furnished front
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New-York tribune., 1909-06-04
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

From The Tribune BureauI
Washington. June 3.-The Assistant Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Huntington Wilson entertained
small company at luncheon to-day in compliment
to Vce-Admiral and Baroness Uriu. Their other
guests were the Secretary OF the Navy, the Jap
anese Ambassador and Baroness Takahira, Mrs
Philander {. Knox, Mrs. More. Representative and
Mrs. Longworth and Lieutenant Colonel Haines-
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
Beekman Winthrop will take party OF twenty or
more Mount Vernon tomorrow on the Sylph
the japanese Vce-Admiral and Baroness Urtu
being the guests of honor The party Will leave
Washington at 3 o'clock and return four hours
later. Tea Will be served on the return trip
Admiral Dewey left here this afternoon the
Dolphin for Annapolis, where he will deliver the
diplomas to the graduating class Tomorrow Mrs
Dewey and the admiral's aid accompanied HIM
They will return Saturday Sunday
Miss Helen Taft. daughter Of the President.
the guest Of honor at luncheon at the Chevy
Chase Club to-day with her godmother. Mrs Ed
rnund X Webster. hostess for her daughter.
Miss Frances Webster. The party were Miss Mary
de LaEerc-antz. Miss Edith Switzerland Miss Mar
Jory AIeshre Miss Katherine Alvord. Miss Janet
Wood. Miss Marie Stevens, Miss Alice Boyd and
Miss Mallory Church.
Invitations have been received here for the we'd
ding Of Miss Rosalie Hinckley. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Parker Hinckley OF New York.
and Cornelius Wendell Wickersham son OF the A.
torney General and Mrs. Wickersham, at St Johns
Church. Far Rockaway. Long Island, at noon on
June 70. a breakfast at SunridGe. the summer
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Hinckley. at Lawrence. VIII
follow the ceremony. Mr.. Wickersham IS a Har-
ward graduate OF this and has visited his fam
iIy here as has the bride-eleCt. who remained
for several days with the Attorney General and
Mrs. WiCkersham.
Miss Juliet Patten sailed from New York to-day
and Will spend the summer in England
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Taggart. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T. Taggart. and DR..
Sankey Bacon. L. : y, stationed the South
Dakota of the Pacific feet. viii take place on
June l6 at the home Of the brides parents Dr.
Bacon will arrive here next Wednesday.
Miss Emily +. Brewer sister Of Justice Brewer.
has gone to her summer home In Stockbrdse after
spending the greater part OF the winter here
Mrs Richard H Townsend entertained at dinner
tonight in compliment 70 the Spanish Minister.
who is preparing To leave Washington for Spain
New-York tribune., 1909-06-04
MAGENTA.

The fftieth anniversary of the battle of
Magenta which occurs to-day, viii doubtless be
observed by many with different feelings and
will deserve the passing consideration of the
world at large. at least in an academic way.
Magenta has not commonly been ranked among
decisive battles. though there might be estab-
lished for It as good a title TO that distinction
as some others possess which have thus been
classed. and it was OF course not one of the
greatest of battles in numbers engaged and in
losses In these latter respects it was, however,
a considerable affair, while in its more or less
direct results it was really great. It was the
first important victory of the allies in that war.
and it was auspicious of the other victories
which followed il. and of the general results
and of what should have been the immediate
results but were long postponed-of the war.
To italians Magenta is gratefully memorable
as the first great military step toward the reaIi-
zation Of the dreams of 1S4S the expulsion Of
alien domination and the reunion of all Italy
under italian rule 1t served notice from the
Alps to the Two Sicilies that the power of Pied
mont was in the ascendant and gave promise of
overcoming both Hapsburg and Bourbon There
was vet much TO be done and there years
of weary waiting before Venice was redeemed
and Rome became the royal capital, but at
Magenta hand wrote clearly on the wall that
all those things were TO be done. More than
Aspern of which the centenary elaborately
celebra red the other day was the beginning of
the end for Napoleon Magenta was the begin
ming of the end for Metternich's definition of
Italy as geographical expression" Magenta
blazed the way for Solferino, for Marsala, for
the Volturno and for Gaeta.
But Magenta the prelude TO Villafranca,
too If exultation was great in the triumphant
days of June, indignation was greater in mid
July when it became known that Sardinia's ally
Lad done precisely what it was natural for him
TO do-that, having assured his own aggrandize-
ment he had sold out his ally TO the enemy and
had robbed italy of half the potential fruits of
the war. In the view of Italians of that day
there was no greater treachery than that in all
the history of Louis Napoleon, and it would be
difficult TO prove that their estimate did him
injustice Bitter as it was, however, the lesson
New-York tribune., 1909-06-04
nR. WooDRUFFs VIEW OF 1T.

The Hon Timothy /. WOOdrufS mental
processes are sometimes slightly obscure to ms
fellow men, and presumptively to h1mSelf, Dut
every now and then he reaches a sound con-
cIusion This fact is revealed in the announce
ment made yesterday that after protracted
period of incubation he has hatched out the
deliberate belief that a fusion of antl-lamnlahy
elements IS going to be Indispensable III ue
coming municipal campaign. When last heard
of prior to his present deliverance Mr.. WoOdruH
was in favor of going it alone. but having put
himself into communication with the logic of
events he now perceives that large NUMBER
and variety of allies will prove highly con
venient on Election Day. The candidate Ior
Mayor. he says should be Republican man
of affairs. resident In Manhattan, whose char-
aCter convictions. walk and conversation have
caused him to be favOrably regarded by voters
of an independent turn Of mind; and TO thaC
denotement of the logical candidate we hearti!
subscribe
As for the rest of the ticket. Mr. NoodrurT
opines that it need not necessarily be made up
of Republicans and we agree with him. Fur
thermore. if in seeing through glass darkIy
we have arrived at a correct Interpretation OF
his meaning we share his judgment of the way
in which the minor candidates should not be
selected. In 1901 he says "the representatives,
'of the various organiza tons met and talked
candidates all summer As | understand IT,
no one wants that kind of fusion this year
That is likewise our understanding A sympa-
thptic regard for the suscephbilities OF anti
Tammany Democrats organized and unor-
ganized is honorable and judiciOus. but a pro
tracted dicker along theoretical lines of least
resistance is not desirable. 1t would tend to
create rather than TO dssipate an atmosphere
of antag gonism and there would he a sordld
faint about II which would be too likely 70 stne
enthusiasm at the outset.