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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

The prospect of Chief Barlow getting
the much needed addition TO the police
force is said to be good, Which is
the right thing; for the city has IN
creased nearly fifty per cent within a
few years. without corresponding addi-
ton to the number of policemen en-
Moved
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

And now if the politicians would
kindly suppress themselves and let the
Utah railroad rate case take ITS regu-
lar legal and business course, without
auy of their meddlesome interference,
il would he all the better for inc case
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

An "agin:the war" traitor has just
found out that the Republican party Is
the best party. He's little late IN
making that discovery, but is trying to
make up for his Hardness, by zeal and
an. utter lack of conscience and ability
to tell the truth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

A pocket book, check book, and va
rious other things Of customary wear
were found in postoAice mail-boX- But
most any old thing can be found in n
postal business conducted as in this
city. The mystery, however. is how
the stuff was ever found, since il seems
impossible TO find and distribute the
ordinary mail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

the scientific humanitarian, prevention
of cruelty TO animals campaign Njndl-
Gated. For, look you, how can The
skins of animals be had for the science
of taxidcrmy unless the meat in those
hides is first removed!
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

The vote in the Senate on the iron
ore tariff emphasizes the remark of
Gen. Hancock when he was the Demo
cratic candidate for President in 1850,
that the tariff is not general, but a
local, question.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

President RooseveIt's luck aided by
the active support Of the population Of
East Africa. continues III undated
briIiance. lie has caught young
elephant. and killed N'tuslser; -
strictly in self defense And thus is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

The putting on of morning tram
from this city to Portland. by the Ore
qon Short Liue, is one of the master
improvements scheduled for the coming
week. And now if the Salt Lake Route
would only follow suit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

The Southern Democrats evidently
don 4 care much whether there is pro
lection generally. so long as their su-
gar. iron ore, rice, and infant tea IN
dusfrv are protected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

The House of Representatives IS
handling the Philippine tarih o'u very
eingerly: evidently afraid that II 5
sf1oodo1 ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

Now that a rat in woman mar mar
has saved her life, we may expect
great boom in rats. And the bigger
he rat. the more eager the boom.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

.I am for revenue!" shouted Sena'
ior Money appropriate name TO inc
sentiment.) of Mississippi, in the tarih
debate. So arc we all,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

The Commercial Club towers higher
and higher with every new triumph
like that of clearing off the Sloo,ooo
debt of the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

The Americans have declared for the
new state Capitol. and all the people
should respond. for the glory OF SAT-
Lake and the honor of the State OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

Senator Bcveridgc's plea to the sen
,,ors in their snaillil<c progress WIN
,be tariff bill: "Don't 90 so durneo
fast,''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
Saturday, May Is, 1903

Tho BOARD OF Education has the task
of souaring itself before the pcopic oA
Salt Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
HAND
SAPOLIO
FOR TOILET AND BATH.

Fingers roughened by needlework
catch every stain and look hopelessls
dirty. Hand Sapolio removes not only
the dirt. but also the loosened injured
cuticle and restores the fingers TO thei,
natural beauty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15

The same organ also quarreled with
our Washington dispatch which showed
The evening world., 1909-01-26
Enthusiasm and Fat

These two like oil and water. mix poorly.
This does not imply fat men and women
never get enthusiastic. They do down deep
inside But what does II amount to.
Their fat doesn't get excited. They can t
,ransmute their enthusiasm into energetic
action, so they might as well keep calm.
Thus 1t is that fat people generate much
steam for lfe's work, only to find the load
too much for the horsepower, and as a re-.
suit thousands OF both sexes get Just so far
and no further. Much they care says
the unlnltiated slim one. But they do care
cal business, fall hunting, straight.front
and comfort reasons, and that Is why Mar
moa Prescription Tablets have been so
heartily welcomed by the oyerweI ght class
es. The reason s not far to seek Mar
mo!a Prescription Tablets take of about n
pound a day, in most cases, without inter-
fering In any way with tho takers table
tendencies or his love Of ease. To come,
possibly, their absolute economy appeals
Thus one large case costing seventy. five
cents at any drug store or OF the makers
The Marmola Company, Detroit, Mich, d.
rect, is said In itself alone to contain
enough tablets to make a decided change in
any one.
Bu, these are merely surface reasons.
Marmoa checks the formation OF fat by
curing the fat-forinng tendency. The fa,
just slips away. as II were, without a sign
Of q wrinkle. Thus the work these tablets
do is not injurious. II is natural. That is
the real reason these tablets are so much
appreciated They are safe.
The evening world., 1909-01-26

The World printed 10 day i,5c6
Help Ads, Sii more than all other
New York papers combined.
The evening world., 1909-01-26
C|TYS COUNSEL
RULES AGAINST
SPECTATORS
Pendleton Now Says Alder.
men Can Regulate Side.
walk Sale of Tickets.

In an opinion submitted to-day TO the
Board OF Aldermen regarding the ordi.
nance intended to wipe out sidewalk
speculation in theatre tickets. Corporation
Counsel Pendleton says that the Board
OF Aldermen has no power to pass an
ordinance regulating the price Of tickets
sold by theatres, but has such power
over the speculator.
On this subject the Corporation Coun.
sci says:
I'm my opinion the regulation OF the
price Of tickets Is not a lawful exercise
Of the police powers. II a license had
already been issued for place OF pub.
lie amusement, an ordinance could not
lawfully be passed forbidding the sale
OF tickets at a greater price than that
named on the ticket
But. in my opinion. your board has
power to leglslate upon the sale In the
streets OF tickets OF admission to thea
tres. recommend that the sale OF
tickets be forbidden within certain dis.
tances of theatres or other places OF
amusement. and also suggest that the
punishment prescribed for a violation
OF the ordinance be changed so fne
Of not more than So instead OF not
less than SO, making the imprisonment
In the city prison in case Of default op.
tional with the City Magistrate"
Our original ordinance will be found
to be all right" said Alderman Sulh-
van. The Corporation Counsel now
agrees that the ordinance Is work.
able one and will wipe out the sidewalk
spectators in the end"
The board asked the Corporation
The evening world., 1909-01-26
FEAR Of BLACK HAND
DROVE HIM INSANE

For two years the Italian colony on
Webster avenue, Long Island city, has
been shaken with bomb explosions. Ere
0uently househoders find bloody trails
on the sidewalks. skull and cross. bones
decorate m!ssives nailed 20 front doors.
MI this got mortal grip on the brain
OF the simple, good natured butcher, Al
brecht Hewer. at No. s6 Webster ave-
nue.. No threats have come to him yet
His shop has not been blown in yet. But
the air seemed to him to be charged
with the menance OF blackmail and vtO-
lence.
And this afternoon, with his eyes
wild. hatless and his fingers tw!tching
nervously, he ran hatless into the near
by police station and threw himself be-
fore the lieutenant on duty, begging to
be saved. The Black Hand, he said
was about to blow mp his house and
murder his wife and their three chill
dren.
A physician was summoned and he
said that Heyer was violently insane
They took him to the Kings County In.
sane Asylum. The good Italians OF the
neighborhoOd who had bought their
meats Of lIever for years. shook their
heads sadly VIXEN they heard OF 1t and
said: "One more
The evening world., 1909-01-26
How TO Nip a Cold or
Cough In the Bud.

In spite Of all the experiences Of the ages
most people let q cough or cold 90 until Il
becomes troublesome, perhaps dangerous.
This Is probably because the proper nedi-
cine Ia not on hand ready to take. II you
will make UP the simple remedy described
below and keep Il In your medicine chess
you can wipe out cold or cough - soon
a. Il appears. One or two doses vill usu-
only 81 cents, and II can easily b made st
houss In five minutes. Uss'
Granulated Sugar Syrup o..
Plnex ........".........'..' ~ -
Put the ~ ounces Of Ptnsx 90 cents
WORTH In q pint bottle and I'LL up the bot
tle with syrup made a. tollnvat Take
pint Of 0ranulatsd Sugar, add one-half cup
OF water. stir and lot boil Just q moment,
Cork Il tight and Il will never spoil. TAKE
q teaspoontul every one, two or three hours,
az required. The taste 10 very pleasant,
feature which makes It easy FOR children
TO take.
Use the ingredients as given here. orenu'
lated Sugar makes the best syrup. and no
better syrup could Be bought at any price,
There are many pine oil and pine tar prep.
arations, but there 10 far more medicinal
value ia the real Pinex itself. which 10, a'
YOU probably know, the most valuable con.
csntratsd compound Of Norway White Pine
Extract. In great degree, therefore. thi'
simple recipe possesses the same curative
agents that make the ozone Of the pine
forests such splendid medicine for lung and
throat troubles. II Is excellent Tor these
things, as we'll as colds, whooping cough
pains In the chest and similar ailments.
The evening world., 1909-01-26
GAS TRUST ASKS
SUPREME COURT
FOR A REHEAR|NG
Consolidated Company At
tacks Decision Upholding
8O-Cent Gas Law.

WASHINGTON. Jan. "a petition
for a rehearing In the New York Con-
solidated Gas case, In which the so-cent
gas law was upheld. was filed In the
Supreme Court OF the United States this
afternoon.
The company represents that the de-
cree OF the court Is inconsistent with Its
conclusions. and especially as regards
the nconstitutionalty OF the require
ment Of the New York law relative to
pressure.
1t also is contended that controlling
facts in the case have been overlooked
or Inexperienced one Of which is
the fact that profits from an abnormal
increase in sales had already been
assumed and included by the Circuit
Court.
The petition also takes issue with
the conclusions of the court that only
slight reduction in the valuation Of
the tangible property would be neces-
sary to produce six per cent. return.
This move OF the Gas Trust has been
anticipated. Shearman & Sterling.
lawyers for the Consolidated Gas Com
pany. have been at work for weeks pre-
pairing the petition. But It has also
been anticipated that the petition will
be denied by the United States Supreme
Court--this view from a prominent di.
rector OF the gas company.
We have some points we want to
make" said the director to an Evening
World reporter, and our only move is
them out II Is toregone conclusion
that our motion will be denied"
The evening world., 1909-01-26

Counsel 10 explain why no had advised
the Police Commissioner not TO make
wholesale arrests OF spectators when
the original ordinance went into force
In reply he wrote as follows:
Il beg ID inform you that the advice
that wholesale arrests should not be
made, so far as they depend upon any
ordinances or alleged ordinances. was, |
think, entirely right and proper. A
different course would have been unjust
to the persons arrested and might have
subjected the Police Commissioner to
suits for false imprisonment"
The evening world., 1909-01-26
RA|NEY ACCUSES IN
CALLING FOR INQUIRY
ON THE PANAMA DEAL
William N. Cromwell Is Denounced
by Illinois Member in Startling
Speech in Congress, and Taft's
Brother Also Hit

WASHINGTON, Jan. 26-Charging that William Nelson Crom.
WELL Roger l. Fanhm Charles P Taft and others parties to the
most Infamous railroad proposition submitted any government
Representative Raney Illinois, to-day directed the earchght of pub.
ciy upon affairs the canal in startling speech support of
his resolution providing for investigation by Congress the Panama
Canal purchase
n their efforts in this recion he continued "ey have had so
far the complete cooperation and active assistance of the present admins
raion and of the next President of the United States
Mr. Raney traced the history of the proposed canal for years back
and warned ta we have already started in the direction of the rocks
upon which the French comranes were Nreckedn
The evening world., 1909-01-26
SECRETARY ROOT REFUSES
TO EXTRAD|TE RUSSIAN,

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-secrstsry
Root has refused to extradite Christian
Rudowitz. the Russian, for whose pos
session the Russian Government has
made vigorous representations.
The evening world., 1909-01-26
to openly push the candidacy Of obaldi
for the Presidency"
Hits Roosevelt and Lodue.

to openly push the candidacy Of obsldia
for the Presidency"
Hits Roosevelt and Lodge.
The Senator asserted that n very thin.
" yelled threat to seize the republic II
Ohaldia was not elected was contained
In letter written by Mr. Taft to the
then President Amador. and that to pre-
vent this Arias, Obaldia's opponent,
withdrew.
Reference to President Roosevelts re-
cent attack on Senator Tillman was
made by Mr.. Rainey in ascertalnlns
that Senator Lodge, OF Massachusetts
was responsible for the expenditure on
Jan. ! last Of over 100000 for the DUR.
chase OF the steamships Shawmut and
fremont for the Panama Railroad Com.
pany, which the canal commission did
not want and did not need, but which
were bought because the constituents
OF the senior Senator from Massachu.
sets wanted to sell them"
He said that for some weeks the secret
agencies OF the Government had been M,
work investigating the senior Senator
. from south Carolina. They have" he
said discovered that he used his frank
inadvertently In private correspondencs
ana so deprived the Government OF rev.
elue To the amount OF Two cents. and
me matter was considered Importan.
enough to be embodied in a special
message from the Presiden. TO Con.
greSs
The senior Senator from Massaohu.
tetts' believe is still invited to the
"hlte HOUSE dinners, is the President's
'rena ana adviser and the cabinet.
maker for the incoming President, 7
nave not heard Of any secret serv,c.
agents disturbing the senior Senator
from Massachusetts, and yet he IL di.
rectly, individually and solely re.
5poE1ible that there was taken out of
the Treasury of the United states over
one million dollars.
"A year or two after the independence
OF Panama" continued Mr RaIney. the
officials Of the little republic com.
na,,,,,a.,,. ,,..s "eas u pau!o'ism
Mr Cromwell determined to dlsplace DR..
rnns,iri,tana, ,.., 'aue'' VI 'ne
I, q, p.o.,Ia.. W VI "''''',a anu put
so,aro leo. aa,o,a, | 10 p,t' per
=, oon,s, - .o .,,ap W ".s' ''e"s anu
t,s a,,an,,a, q" e'".lse'.V' as Ina.
f,I.,1 an1 a,,,. - ~ ms o'N
O'''''"'
ne was man ar'er CFomweIrs own
,e"''' 81 II was determined mat OPAL
u'a was 70 become President Of Panama.
''oin"eH ana MS friends had developed
certain method Tor despoiIng and rob
The evening world., 1909-01-26

REFERRING to the Governments move
against the New York World and the
Grand Jury Investigations now In prog
ress In this city and In New York. Mr..
Rainey said:
II we are to carry this project
through TO successful conclusion we
must avoid graft. 1t is not the part
OF wise craftsmanship to dispose OF
resolutions asking for an investigation
Of any phase Of the canal question
with the sweeping and absolutely un-
supported official declaration that there
Is nothing to investigate.
1T IL not the part Of sound states.
mAnship and true patriotism to at
tempt to revive the obsolete common
law remedies Of two hundred years
ago, and to employ all the tremendous
agencies Of the Government in at
tempting to crush newspapers which
have had the courage to call attention
10 a questionable transaction in con-
ncction with the canal.
lie submitted for the record various
papers and documents in support Of
many Of the allegations contained In
Inc speech.
Denounces Cromwell.
Mr.. Rainey was particularly bitter In
his denunclation of Mr. Cromwell gen
erai counsel for the new French PaN'
ANA Canal Company and counsel ana
director Of the Panama RailTol ~,
which is owned by The United States
Government. He charged thit through
the manipulations OF Mr.. Cromwell tae
French Canal Company was permitted
TO steal from the United States Go:C7n-
ment three or four million dollars" and
that after he had become an officer In
fact Of the United States he became a
party TO an attempt to collect from the
United Safes a fraudulent claim on t-c
part OF the canal company OF &,2OO,-
go"
He also was unspar!ng In his alta k
upon Don Jose Domingo de Oballil,
President Of Panama, who, he said,
represented as no other Spanish
American statesman in his generation
all that is corrupt in SpInish.Amer!cln IN
politics"
Without Obaldia." he stated. "Cro,n.
wells career would have been Impos.
sible without Cromwell, ObaldIa would
have been impos
Against President-eleot Taft, now en-
route to the canal zone, Mr.. Rainey di.
reotsd the accusation that on the coca.
sion Of his last trip to Panama IL Nay
"hs did nothing on the 1sthmus except
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-18
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verse OF what was actually needed.
But Tor the open fall. fine picking and
gathering season. and some addition TO
the crop which was made during Sep
TENDER, this crop would have proved
disaster. Three states only are max
Ing q full crop. viz. Georgia, North
Carolina and South Carolina.
The feature of the marketing of
cotton this season has been its rapids
~, especially in the Eastern belt.
Thus. We find stocks. even in the dis
tricts Of Alabama and Georgia where
large crops were made, rather light.
In fact the counted and uncountcd
towns. as also the congresses, hold
lighter stocks at present than for
many seasons past. During the last
fortnight ginning has been exceeding
iy light for want OF material; never
theless. there is a moderate quantity
of top crop to be picked. BY the first
OF December the Eastern belt will have
completed Its picking season.
The demand for cotton has some
what increased, Southern mills being
In the market more than they have
been at any time this season. The
Eastern splnners at present are buying
sparinsly and spasmodically, whereas
the European demand is limited. There
Is not much cotton offering for sale.
except on advances, when holders sell
In moderate quantities. The weight OF
the bales this season is rather under
normal"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-18

1 u o.
New York, Nov. 17.-The condition
OF the speculation In stocks became
somewhat Ietharsic today as a conse-
quence q various doubtful factors
ing OF the outward movement of gold
tor The lack Of further response in
a sse ,o copper industriaIs to the eonsoli-
nouncement Of several new bond is
sues called renewed attention to the
capital requirements confronting the
Ing effect on the speculation. The
gold exports had but slight effect on
tne money market outside slight
ons for % s san. lo van. .5nssy
ier.if changed at all. New York ex-
chanEe at Chicago slipped back TO q
slight discount. marking a subsidence
was a decided falling in the private
discount rate in London. causing APP
prehensiops of a check TO the inflow
in q very strong Bank OF England re-
turn tomorrow as a result of the
weeks Improvement. The fact that,
with the London money market cas-
large shipments of gold from New
siding demand for money in. New
trol from the British center. The inn
preston thus conveyed Is that specu-
lative liquidation has effected some
real relief of the money situation in
the speculation stocks keeps the NOM
ey market free from renewed en-
eroachments Some significance at
a ans o S rssor Wa pn Street offered ss the
dry goods banks. from which Is infer
red iuIl in. that trade, for which the
high price of cotton Is, given some re-
quietude of the coppers must be ex-
plained by suspicion of the reports of
the consolidation and the admitted
nnhosts state n Which the project
american Telephone absorption of the
Western Union was seen in the ease
with which advances were forced in.
dustries in which dominant COM
bination already exists. such as the
smaller iron and steel companies The
long expected Missouri Pacific finan-
the announcement of the placing with
the bankers Of an issue OF $29,S06,000
first and refunding convertible bonds.
they are offered to stock holders. A
small premium was established in the
quotation for bonds by dealings when
pa IN the outside ar ooo
for which authority Is to be asked of
the stockholders and with announce
ment In the days news OF similar au-
Coast Line to issue saas.s 900 and nd
by the Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago
and ST. Louis to issue $20.000.0o0, an
SPECIFICATIONS We for eapitai coming si fors
ward. This impression remained even
after allowing for the small proper
tion for the largest of these issues,
sought and for the fact that most of
these issues are for purposes of re-
funding obligations already. outstand-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-11-18

New York. Nov. 1.-THE cotton market
showed continued nervousness today. which
was attributed to the possibility OF revision
Of spot differences after the close. but gene
rally speaking there steadier UNDER
tone owing to builish spot and weather adj
vices, futures at one time showing a net
advance of i3@19 points, and closing steady
at net advance of 1@15 points.
The market opened steady at an advance
of SOS points and sold S@i0 points net
higher right after the call in response to
much higher Liverpool cables than expected
and covering. A renewal OF liquidation for
s.oyer the revision sent prices off to within
394 points OF last nights finals during the