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} cal estate This margin has been eN-
recded by 6N-lGJ per cent, the Comp
roller said. without including tho value
OF special franchises, the debt margin
has been exceeded | j2-lo0 per cent.
The Comptroller favored increasing
th- borrowing capacity Of the city from
IN 10 II per cent. This. he said, could
he accomplished by a constitutional
amendment.
Increasing the limit to 10 per con.
would give the city borrowing
capacity Of ssiJ.Sl4.o6! the Comp.
roller said Increased valuation OF
real estate must come before the c.E
$ safe, and Increased valuation can
develop only when improvements arc
made. y "A per cent. lImltat ton would
give safety margin Of $50 0O.Hn.
There IL n temptation IN big
margins. l. gives chance to blow =,
~ snd tie Comptroller.
The tax rate Will approximate La next
year, tho Comptroller said \ raise ~
-lS millions In the debt limit nlon"
creates Il raise of six or seven points IN
the tax rate
Even under /, per cent debt limit
tho city would have to stop big i'm.
prorsments FOR n tlmc In order 10
catch up"
n the improvements In rapid transit
which tile people demand are made,
the Comptroller said. thr tax rat"
would ascend 10 the ''nl't Of per
cent
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FAMILY VAN|SHES
AS He SEEKS FOOD
George Frank, Exhausted by
Long Search, Asks the
"a Police for Aid.

\ bedraggIed looking man. who said
lie had been roaming about in the
storm looking for mis- wife and four
children, walked into the Alexander
avenue police station to-day and told
capt. Post that he was George Frank,
an Ironworker, who lived al No TO
Southern Boulevard untIl yesterday,
when for non-payment of rent he and
lis littlc family were evicted
They found shelter in a hotel at No.
90 Southern Boulevard and then Frank
started out to get something for them
to eat, This took him some time, and
when ne returned at 10 o'clock his wife
and children had vanished. He wan
dered about looking for them til ex-
haustion overcamc him and he went to
the police for help.
Capt. Post had the man fed and then
detailed two detectives 10 look for Mrs.
Frank and her children. who range in
age from seven to fifteen years
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THREE WOMEN IN
TAX|CAB CAUGHT
BETWEEN CARS
Machine Wrecked as Driver Is
Making a Dash Across
Twenty-lllird Street,

A green tax!-csb speeding down Madi-
son avenue this afternoon was caught
at the Tweuty.th!rd street crossing be-
tween an east and u west-bound cross
town car Although the taxicab was
reduced TO = twisted composite OF en-
CINE, wood! springs and leather, its
occupants, three young omen aud Il
young man escaped injury. with the ex-
ceptiun OF few bruises and slight
scratches.
George Hall, chauffeur OF the taxi.
said lie picked up his fares at Martins,
where they had luncheon, and was told
to drive downtown with them. He chose
Madison avenue. he said, as It was
less crowded than Broadway, and his
fares had told him to hit 1t up"
Hall was obeying instructions az the
Cab-a green blur-shot across Twenty
third street. The east bound car, Jolt
ing across the avenue, struck the taxi
fairly amiiships and actually lifted Il
from the ground. /. careened orally
trio the front Of west bound car and
before either nlotorman could stop his
car the taxi and its screaming women
occupants were crushed.
Hall was thrown about ten feet He
landed unhurt In q snOw-bank. but the
fares inside the cab We're jammed ;ight
and made helpless prisoners In the mass
of wreckagc. An immense crowd gath
cred, which was sNe!led momentarily by
fresh arrivals from the subway station
The police reserves when they ar,
rived had to drive back the curious
rhrong ~ well as ascertain the fate of
the persons IN the cab. \ rumOv
spread that they had been killed or
badly injured.
The police worked hard, aided by
the crews OF the line Of cars stalled by
the collision. and finally eNtrlcated the
women and man, They all refused
their names except one OF the women.
who said she was Miss Alexandra
Bloomberg The male member Of the
party at once hailed another cab. and
they drove OFF Traffic was blocked for
about half an hour.
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"EanitY, vanity, all is vanity" re-
narkad rormsr Senator over cassidy
-, ,-,,..
wiz" '''' '''''' VI '''7
Legislative Investigating Committee
was held up ny dentist ana mani
cure 'a's.hs SanIy Dy ,he oppo'tun'lS
|" prone MAYOR hco'e''"h ana oo..p'
'"'',' '"e'~ a"''' 'ne wy ''''a'.IeS'
9''' , asS'uS anu MS 'o','" suIs ~
80" :" AM IAN ou' "
" M wv "''o,' Dou''Se' N''e'.'"'
VI
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.oIr ha,.,,, nt. ,.,.s ,ns,.o, ,rh
o,,on ,o,Ia .a.,.. - i..,,,. ~
rio.,urs -. o.,s,sIra - hn ".r -, W" ',
s,m aoo,r,,,a - ~. eas. .''In.,, '' al
day according 10 his once subordinates,
Bearing In mind that the Mayor at
landed dinner Of the CITY enuIroer.
90. r,v', and ,,,,,,, b.,,a ,,',''.,
'a'' ''n"' '''e"' 10 '"J"''u
crippled tooth IN an attack upon the
Nirnus, the committee ErnCiOusly ny
rusaj h,,n ard ,al,od ,n- ro,,o,r,,to,
,, wv" ,'"'p' ~,
MeA Information vas soon obtained
thai the Comptroller was not in his
NM.
me-
Where is he? asked Nr. Cassidy.
He Is having his finger nails mani.
,,,-oa 81, ..-.,.,gol 49,, hI,,-,.i-- -.
''e'' 7'p''"e' ,''e o'"s.'''s en'sSary
lgom the Comptroller's office.
II was oven so Comptroller Metz
-. 49,, 49,. -,,.,-,
"ho "''e'"'u "'hHeF Vi t"e Ihlrteeh
Club last night and was elected WORTHY
Hoodoo otherwise President of thar
,--., ,.,,.-
cheerlhl ofsahlAa'oh' was sit''hE
yis-a-vis with some charming manicure
rsdv--bIonda or hruratta mt sneclHed
-
and sne was poIshlhs MS nails ana
emphasizing the half moons at the
hsso tharaot while tine committee
-. 49,, .,..
I Wanted IN VAN % ''eS''o" MN" aoo"'
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GOV. HUGHES NOT WELL.
Remained nj Executive Mansion
All OF To-day.

ALBANY, Jan, IA --Gov Hughes was
slightly indisposed to-day and remained
at the Executive Mansion
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I'm, i.s'r-. o. Zamhnaugs arr In =
tarl"lrr. g.a'e. TIE trouble mas been
.omeu.oI .y ne Mad pr'es;." Moro
recently 1.oRsed from H'.lid prison.
SoE-'n. bloody r'hShH lstweer Ne
.Hfos .14 dolhchw"n- NJ Filipino
Hlu'- aga hean reported The scor =
.l., ...' Tececded In d.ssrr'!rg tho
s,r. = llOros
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100000 MOROS ON RAMPAGE
IN CLASHES WITH SCOUTS
Led by "Nad Priest" Just Our Of Prison Natives of One OF
the Philippine Islands Give Hot Fights
Scouts DiSarming Them.

SAN E...N' SEQ Ian = According
10 new hnugn' ny 'nA rauspor, saer-
dan IS -nyves OF to Island Or Bas-
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a.f
reroyni,n and make a positive auu eoI,ees
diagnosis NJ tuberculosis ana any olhe
throat or lung diseases, Whlle ~. 70 sly
thair sarlie.t stages and from three W ~
months sooner than Is possip'e y! NV
medical oNaminatonI Witch, whicld
His wonderful Anderson A-Ltsn,' a" oh.
looks directly into the hony aSSsasa ~ any
organ inside the body, and by eSam'nauonIl
with his Might Or. Anderson sees ,ni'n
dately whether the lungs are attec'eu
no, and what stage the disease Is lh' VI uaN
been rruthfuly stated that when d'seasot
Is known 1t is half cured ,.,,pr ,
No time is wasted AT THE % An i, ant
from the very first diagnosis each patent
receives the proper treatment suited 10 MS
individual ease, and for the exact hiseass'
he is suffering from. While Dr. Anderson
original germicidal vnpor Inhalation treat
meut is breathed through the nose, throat
and tubes thus carrying the healing rem
edIpg directly to the seat OF disease, II kills.
the tubercular germs and rebuilds the lung
tissues His yibratory treatment relieysi;
pain and reaches the nervous system.
No danger OF being treated for the wronS
disease, and the thousands OF cured pa II
TENTS are living proofs OF pr. Anderson \
successful treatment,
Thesr facts are not the result OF few
experiments with a dozen patients. but are
the results OF 4 success OF twenty-five
years experience as a lung specialist and !
nine years as the only expert X-Light
Lung Specialist In New York. Examina
ton and consultation are given, at the
office, without any charge, and cost OF
treatment is no higher than that OF thst
family physician.
Consult Dr. Anderson. 50 West 2?d st,
between 9TH and 9Th avs, New York.
Hours, 10 to 4, Monday. "Wednesday and Fri !,
dav evenings TIL 6 SUNDAYS II 10
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grams which the brothers sent from
the Flushing jail after the shooting
lie fingered. too upon Thornton
HaIns's conversation with Eugene Fail
Ion, the policeman, and go, good 10
suits, II one might Judge by the jurors
looks when he repeated Hains's
declaration 10 Fallon on the night OF
the inquest, I'd like to go down 20
hell and bring Annis back and kill
him all over again"
Mr. Mcintyre. Mr. Shay and Mr.
Young all swore that Fallon didn't
talk with their client pounded Da.-
rim, blu, the Sheriff the Coroner and
the iailer of this county. the captain
Of police and the official stenographer
YOU that they did see Fallon talking
20 Thornton HaiTs. don't want to
say these three lawyers lied, because
I'm not fond Of that word. but ] ask
YOU what interest the attorneys have
in this case, and then balance that in.
terest against the characters OF these
i've reputable officials OF your own
home neiGhborhood"
Three times along mere Mcintyre, evi.
IDENTIFY seeing the effect Of Darrln's
words, rose mp with noisy, vehement
profess Du, each time was ruled down
by tine Justice, who. the last time. eau
TONED MIR. Darrin to close his speech
before : o'clock
Mr.. Dati'in objected that he wasn't
near through out the Judge told him n.
must hurry along, regardless OF how
his speech vas running.
Hams Shows Strain.
Thornton Hams had kept his face
close to the table upon which he scrib-
oled slee. after sheet OF notes. only
to crumple each and drop Il on the
floor. He never raised his eyes. excep,
at rare intervals. when he shot an I'M
easy glance at the back Of his once des-
pissed pro secutor. His face was Of IN.
same plsly yellow hue as when h. had
heard Mrs. AnniS accuse him, and -
i've outer corners OF his eyes little anus
ries ,wi,ched steadily.
llurirg along, Mr. Darrin quoted lilo.
orally from the record to prove that i
double motive instead OF insanity Nad
prompted Peter Hams to kill the maya
zine publisher and Thornton Hams to
ncip him do the killing.
Judge Rebukes Darrin.
II man is going to ne allowed 10
AXE he law into his own hands because
Ie has 40 angry hatred In his heart 1t
- time .I close the courthouse, said
Darr.. d. conclusion. Il, too. feel a
sorrow lu. the poor Old parents. who
must boa. the disgrace Of having a pair
~ man. killers IN their family Bur YOU
mus, mo-, be SWAyel by your sym
yat.I.s. n YOU believe ] have given
~ man fair TRIAL and proved my
.it.e YOU must Ind MIN guilty. The law
- before you-tre law winch defines
murder j. the 0rs. d.Iree-and II this
man H. not guilt " murder In the Hrst
laere. YOU must acqult MIN
Here tie Justice broke In IA say that
Bf.tAT Lee
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advance one defense for himself and
another for the brother now at the bar
&-that master mind who devised the
plot. who urged or the weaker one to
do the deed. and who held at bay inter-
ference with his trusty Smith X Wes-
snu
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Hams Con m.nrcrin.chief

"rhorntou Isaius. the abb uummnr
er-in-chief. the noble rnlvaIrous
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7 TUBERCULOSIS
YIELDING'
SCIENCE.

I he ces
which has attend -
ed Dr. Anderson :
treatment Of Tu-
borculosis, Asthma.
bronchitis and Ca
tarrh places mini
foremost 4 III o n Z
American l. u II 1
Is , "a - "a ist ;,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30

on the patrol wagon as load 0f lfI-
GERS dashed madly down Main street
All this Happened about o'clock last
night ON Main street in 'front.' of the
offices OF the salt Lake Route. An al-
legged husband uttered the angry DN-
CARNATIONS and fred the Shots Tho
object of his wrath WIS Farley Jcuell
who was walking along the street with
'Miss' carl Williams "Miss" VILE
liama uttered the shreks Jensen IIs-
appeared during the excitement ohio
man who fired the shots was BurI Arm-
strong and that be- was angry .hero
could be no doubt. ho said $50 hIms. II
When tho shots were nrrd people rlu
from AN directions Men. women ana
children fought Co gain yauas. point
ana gaze upon what they Thought Or
brutal murder.
When the patrol wagon reached t1a
scene Miss Williams lost no tW. Iu
getting aboard She was sm IkIuE
cigarette and did not care
The hrazen huzzy, said one woman
I'm the crowd
what is ite" was the question ON
hundreds of lips
Then came the answer when "a couple
~ bushels of bills wore scattered nom
an upper window, each bearing mes-
cage 10 the eKpectant throng that The
Press club would pull on "Tho Bunsia'
az the ihoater tomorrow afternoon ana
evening Carl Williams vae haateuel
90 the police station and was soon fol.
lowed by Armstrong and Jensen who
managed 20 ma things with Chiet
Barlow
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JAKE RALEIGH WANTS
TO Be WHITEWASHED
Says lie Doesn't Like Ia bc CHARGED
with stealing old Bridge
Timhers

Street supervisor Jake T. Raleigh ape
pied last rirbt to IN, Gifts, council for
...t.-. ......., ...
''''.'''' .'.' '' ""'''" "'" ID" '' ,'''''
of the damaging 'usinu7tons made hy
Councilman Eae, that he stole the
GOOD ti,,t.-g ,.t., ,,, ~ u,. ala
En-,
h'le hilott. i. h.- ielleT isti'IS"
demanded am Investigation of the
charges. As soon aa the c0mmuuiea-
tion was read. Councilman Fernstr0m
insisted that an investigating commit
tee he appointed. and It was ordered.
President Davis appointed Black,
Tornstrom. Eoedall and Ferry aa the
Investigating committee 90 Doe assp,-
atcd with Mayor Brausf0rd. Council
man Black objected TO being "a mem
bar of the committee
90 so. mo- objection TO tho invest ga-
tInu. but las ] have been charged With
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SHEEP INSPECTORS NAMED.


The state board of sheep commission
ers met yesterday afternoon and are
ranged for the appointmeut of sheep iu-
poctors for the current season. Tho disc
trlcts and men appointed to each are.
No. I. B0xclder county. west Of Snow
Vile. Thomas Thomas. Grouse trCLE.
so. o. Cache county and BoNeIdpr
county. east of Snowvilie Joseph Tar
40. 3. Rich county William johnson.
Randolph
no. q Davis Weber and Morgan coun-
ties Christopher Smaltz tinfah
80. B. summit and Was8tch counties.
north and west of reservation. Joseph
W. Thomas, Hcber.
$50. q. TOUclC county north aud west
OF line running from Nercur fo john
son Pass, a. Fred Anderson. Grants
Vile.
No. Juab and Titan counties. south
of SprinEvile canyon and BENJAMIN.
W. B Richard. NcpbI.
$50. g. Willard county Hans Esklund.
80. p Big spring district. d. "a. Linz
onboo. Burbank
par0Wau.
No. No. Washington county. H. n. At
Kim. ST. George.
40. 10. Kane county. Jonathan Hoa-
40 b. GARFIELD county n. w Sow.
panguitch.
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m IrRn cLoW nr nnnNL

was seen iu the rcd facc, hands and
body of tho little SON of ~ A. Adams.
OF Henrietta. Pa Ills awful plight
from eczema had. for five years. denod
an remedies and hanlcd tho best doc.
tors. who said tho poisoned blood had
affected Die lungs and nothing could
save him "But" writes his mother
"seN,n bottles of Electric BIters com.
pIstoIy cured him." For EurjI1ns
Eczema. salt Rhcum. Sores ANA 8lt
Blood Disorders and Rheumatism Flee
trio Blttors is supreme only Soc Guar
antcod by u. g. M J. Drug Dept. ll2.
ma s. Main ST.. salt Lake city.
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A RELIGIOUS AUTHORS STATE
MENT.

Rev Joseph 81. Fesporman Sails
bury. 81. g.. who ls the author OF sev-
ar8l books writes For several years
7 WIS AFFLICTED with kidney trouble and
last winter ] was suddenly stricken
with severe pain Boo my kidneys ana
was confined to bed eight days un-
able to Get nap without assistance. My
urine contained "a thick white sedi-
mont and passed same frequently day
ana night ] commenced taking Foley
kidney Remedy ana the pain grad
ually abtted and finally ceased and my
urine became normal cheorfuly
recommend FnlcyH kidney Remedy b
D. j. U.l Drug Coz C'rhe Never SUBJ
FfifufuTH"l
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wardcd to ERNEST ouayic Those oom-
untinE Voc. Florence Ncnenf. 'rhU Io-
roud Brautlfui" u.unrfclluwl Gus
nackman How Salvador Won lEnn
Wheeler Wlrovl Pauline Iorlunaf
"Tho Quafral Scene" "IulIuF Cnrearf
Ceh1kcHpoH rcl. sadie Myers "Th0 sItau
Sung" charles Davidson. "a Nation ln.
dlVlsihia borrower" mckinley. NUlrtu
IOuos selections from MchstDre Bunker
Nll Grafton. Ben Ellcrhcrk 'Dur Lofty
Purpose John rcmnID GruNcelt Eliot.
once IlHN.unr "Thu Revenge iIruuF.
eOnI. june Crane "0uHrrol srHnU.
.IuiuH Caesar tshakceuUHrel IrIrU
Hutchinson. extracts from thH HddrOH. H|
tNe grave of ole nul tHI0ruaouI EIu.
rsI QuHN'c. humanity tuus. IIIuwuh.
TUf' tInNH 81 Thurei1ul
rHn IuIroa were Maud MAY NuI.I.N
Prof Reynolds. Prof lrlg0r aud Robert
pUrtUr
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MINER KILLED AT sCHoF1ELD


SebodcId. Utah. March -a-Wuam
MoNon was killed today in the Winter
Quarters mine while driving cam electric
motor While coming out of The mime
with "a number OF loaded ears. the moe
tor got beyond his control ana jumped
the track. carrying away tho t.mhers
MoNou was buried beneath tons OF
coal that caved in. and D. required q
large force OF men 90 Dig him out.
which was done In two hours Tho
mans neck was broken, and Doe was
otherwise crushed. NoN0u leaves o.
wife and an infant six months old The
funeral viii take place Thursday
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office ana 90 put a good man ln. Tho
speaker C0ntondcd that bcttcr men
could Doc secured for the tow offices.
because adequate salaries tvsro paid.
and thc places were attractive t1 ctn-
able business men.
PART OF Old SYSTEM
r. w Young. DR.. was Chm last spe4l.
en- Tor the negative. hr Nuuuga dell .-
cry was easy and his arguments force-
tuL he laid the burden of proof uDl1
the affirmative side, that the present
plan was not capable of producing Is
5000 government os tho commi .siuu
plan. and that the commission plan
would not build zap a. political machine
iie SAID the whole success COZ iallur.
OF any plan lay in the selection of good
men To- office and that power lies VITA
the people, ana the commission p'in
would teach the people how Co vote
Tie also contended that the initiative.
the referendum and the recall wore
faturcs or city government before the
commission plan was dreamed OF. CONE
sequently those features might NOS Doe
presented as departments OF one plan
OF city government more than of the
other
Mr. Burgess On rebuttal for the Mega
tive brought down the house by -tat-
ing that IF the commission plan of 4ov-
eminent was good for tho city. thau
70 must be good for the state: and 10
good for the state must Doe good for
the general government. and that the
election Of hundreds OF congressman to
meet as the national legislature was
all wrong and a commission of feW
men should govern the United states
Mr. Townsend and MT Young aud
finally Mr. Fitzpatrick occupied d few
minutes in rebuttal, and the debate was
over
While the judges were writing out
their decisions. Miss Ivy Evans. ac-
compauied by Miss Edna Evans rene
dered q beautiful vocal solo, The pa-
pors were then handed up 20 Moderl-
tor Williams, who announced one vote
for tho affirmative and two votes for
the negative. The oregon boys warmly
congratulated the Utah dohaters. ana
the university students COVE dcuou-
stratiou lasting several minutes in
honor of their victory
Preceding the debate the University
Mandolin and Guitar club rendered two
choice selections. which we're well re-
cclvcd.
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rr SAVED HIS LEG.

"Au thought I'd lose my leg writes
j. A .Sweuson. WATERFOWL, wis, Ten
years of eczema. that 15 doctors could
not cure. had az last laid me up Then
Buoklen's Arnica Salve cured 81 sound
and wolL' Infauible for Skin Erup-
tl0us Eczema. Salt Rheum. Bols. Fe-
yer Sores, Burns. SCalds. Cuts and
Piles. 25C at 4. O.. NJ l. Drug Dept,
1l2-114 So Main ST.. salt Lake City
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CHILL NIGHT AIR IS
PIERCED BY BULLETS
Enraged Husband Chascs and Shoots
At Farley JcnsOn and Two
Ladies"

'You blankcty blank blank e. >
chase up the street with my wife win
you?'
The unresistng atmosphere was then
pierced by "a shrek. and then more
pierces. when three revolver shots were
fired
There was a scream and "a rush ~
feet followed by the clang OF the bell
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woRMOLOGY

should Do studied by every parent 10
your child is nervous. frotful starts
Ir ifa sleep DBL pnsfy faced. hle rings
under lta eyes. always seems hungry. i3
NOT gaining weight you can hc sure Che
trouble is worms Whites cream Ner-
DIfuro ie Hu absolute cure Tor wOrms
Drug store. ne and ll4 South Main
ST. Is