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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-04
THERE MUST BE NO \
HOSTILITY IN COURSE.

mo man who looks forward to the
permanent welfare of a community
would wish to see a condition OF hos
tility set up, No man would wish 10
see unfair things done. If you oblige
public service corporation to do
things by which they lose money then
there is only one honorable thing to
do, and that is 10 take over the bust
ness. If you are seeking to leave the
business in private hands 1t is only
just and rational that you should make
it possible for the private individuals
to run 1t without actual loss. There
fore, | say that 1t is absurd to discuss
these things upon basis of hostility.
as IL 1t were trying to break up public
service corporations. We cannot afford
to break them up.
Then there is another matter to
which l shall descend to bill of par
ticulars. 1t is the habit to talk about
efficiency and economy in the govern
ment. A great deal has been said
about the increase Of expenses in the
Federal government and about the in
creases in the expenses Of the State
government My friend. Mr.. Libbey, I
am sure, would join me in saying that
in recent years we have put new func-
tions on our government, and they
have necessarily LOST more, yet We
have not managed these matters in q
businesslike manner-in an economical
manner. We have not performed our
work as economically as we might.
do you know the powers of the
commissioner of roads in this State?
The commissioner of roads has the
absolute authority to lay out and con-
struct roads and to make contracts for
the repair of roads in this State, and
he is not under any kind of restraint
or control. He is given full power in
these matters. You see the position he
is in.
He ought not to be bound to temp
tation, private arrangements with re-
gard to the contracts that he makes.
If you look through every Item of the
public business you will find some
place where the business is run as no
sensible man would run his business
without loss or without being cheated
by his employees. We are undertaking.
| if we are going to run this government
on the basis of economy, big con-
tract. If you elect me to undertake
! it do not blame me by coming to me af-
ter a few months with tedious rows of
! figures; don't blame me for coming to
you, as a board of directors, to lay
before you as I would lay before a
university, the budgets the means, the
circumstances, as to where the money
| Is to come from. How the money Is to
| be spent and how it is to be saved,
| that is what I understand to be the
business of the Governor and all other
representatives. So that you must get
ready to understand your Governor
Mine out OF ten vote either the Re
| publican ticket or the Democratic
ticket because they have always voted
! 1t, or because their fathers voted 1t,
/ OF because their friends voted it, or
because they are new in the country.
"If you want efficient government II
Is necessary that you take pains to
understand 1t and vote on some ration
al basis, and I cannot understand how
at the present juncture of affairs. any
man can vote the Republican ticket on
rational basis.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-04
POLITICAL spy AssASsINATEn

ST. PETERSBURG. Oct. 4.-Evno
Azeff, described both as the head of
the flghting Russian Socialists and as
political police spy. has been as-
sassinated at weisbkdeu.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-04
new, scientific medical toilet tablet which
pEaMa Out All inflammation
and Soreness

This remarkable foot bath remedy Is
Superior to Powder, Pisstor or saiss
and Is guaranteed TO cure Corns, caliouses.
Bunioas, Frostbtes. chibains, Ingrowing Mails,
Tired Aching. Swollen. Nervous. sweaty. Bad
Smelling Feet.
Smaller shoes cs1 ne Msrn by using
Tfz( because II puts and keeps the feet Ia
perfect condition.
TIz IL for sale At all druggists Is cents pr
box or direet, Il you wish. from Waiter Luther
DofT = Go. Chicago, III.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-10-04
YOU'RE STILL WELCOME TO
OUR GOOD 0LD.FASHl0hED
CREDIT

the sort that let's you pay for the
home furnishings you want, with
In the period of time your means
will ether you take
year or a year and half!
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-13
NOTICE To WATER USERS.

STATE ENGINEERS OFFICE. SAL
Lake City, Utah. June Il. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that JAM
+. Jensen. whose postofficc address s
Sandy, Utah, has made application s
accordance with the requiem ents "a
the Compiled Laws OF Utah. 1907. 4
amended by the Session Laws Of Uta
1903. to appropriate two CD cubic fet
per second OF water from North Dr
creek Salt Lake county. Utah. ga
water will be diverted az point whic
bears north ~ degrees east 1920 fe,
from the southwest corner OF sectfc
u. township south. range I east. Sa|
Lake base and meridian. from wheI
it will be conveyed by means OF
pipe line for a distance OF approx
mately 1900 feet and there used durin
the period from January I 70 Decem bs
81, inclusive. Of each year. to irriEal
$3.50 acres Of land embraced in Sc,
tions 16. L. 10 and 20. township
south. range 1 east. salt Lake base al
meridian. This application Is desis
mated in the state engineers offis
as No. 1928.
All protests against the granting
said application. stating the reason
therefor. must be made by affidavit
duplicate and filed in this office witt
in thirty 900 DAYS after the compls
ton OF the publication OF this motto
CALEB TANNER. state Engineer.
Date OF first publication. June 2
1910; date OF completion OF public;
ton. July p. 1910.
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NOTICE no WATER USERS.

STATE ENGINEER'S OFFICE. SAL.
Lake City. Utah. June a. 1910.
Notice is hereby given that the Mort
Bingham Consolidated Mining con
pany, by its superintendent. Villa
ChristOffcrsOn. whose postoftice az
dress is Bingham, Utah, has made az
piiCation in accordance with the II
uuircments OF the Compiled Laws
Utah. 1907. as amended by the Sessic
Laws OF Utah. 1909. TO appropria
cight-fhousandths (.0eS) OF a cub
foot per second Of water from sprtr
in salt Lake county. Utah. said sprir
e. situated az n point which bca'
south 20 degrees as minutes 30 secons
west 15.14a.6 feet from the northea
range west. salt Lake base and ma
ridian. The water viii be diverted
the place where AZ issues from sa
spring and conveyed by means OF a PHI
line for distance OF $3.50 feet. ar
there used during the period from Jai
uary I 20 December 81. inclusive,
each year. for cooling purposes In q
water jackets Of gasoline engine
shaft house OF applicants mine
much Of said water as may be nece
sary will be used during the enti
year for domestic purposes Of the en-
ployeS Of said rHine. This applicable
Is designated in the state engineer
office as No. 265S.
All protests against the granting
said application. stating the reaso
| therefor. must be made by affidavit
duplicate and filed in this office with
thirty 800 days after the cOmpleti
I OF the publication OF this notice.
CALEB TANNER state Engineer.
Date Of first publication. June
1910. date OF completion OF public
ton. July p, 1910.
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NOTICE To WATER Users.

STATE ENGINEERS OFFICE. SAL
Lake CITY. Utah. June IA. 1910.
Notice IS hereby given that the Pros
ress company. by it's manager. Che
ter Z. Cahoon. whose postoffice adore
is Murray. Utah. has made applicable
in accordance with the requirements
the Compiled Laws Of Utah. 1907.
amended by the Session Laws OF Uta
1909. TO appropriate ten C0D cubic Re
per second OF water from Spring cree
salt Lake county. Utah. said wat
viii be diverted at n point which 81
3f1 feet south and 1.254 feet east OF q
northwest corner OF the southwe
quarter OF section Is. township 2 sout
range I east. salt Lake base and m
ridian. from where IL viii be conveys
by means OF canal and pipe line 4
a distance OF 5000 feet and there u.s.
during ,he period from April ] 10 oct
Der ]. inclusive. OF each year. 10 irr
gate 1000 acres OF land embraced
sections z. s. II and is. township
south. range I east. salt Lake base al
meridian. As much OF said water
may be necessary viii be used duriI
the entire year for domestic purpOs.
This application ifs designated in q
state engineers office as No. 3017.
All protests against the granting
said application. stating the rcaso
therefor. must be made by affidavit
duplicate and filed in this office with
thirty (30) days after the completi
Of the publication Of this notice.
CALEB TANNER. State Engineer.
Date OF first publication. June
1910: date OF completion OF publicatiC
July p. 1910.
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TAKING THE BACK TRACK
Homeopathists Now In Favor of the
Use of BcnzOatc of Soda a
PrcScrvative of Fruit.

Pasadena. Cal. July 12.-Following
their action OF yesterday resembling
the vote last year condemning BEN
zoate Of soda as a food preventative,
the delegates to the siNty-siNth con
vcntion OF the American institute OF
Homeopathy. by unanimous vote, de-
uounced today the section Of the pure
food law which prohibits the use of
preservatives In food. aud the use OF
sulphur i'm the curing OF California
fruits.
TmmediatteIy after the vote was Ia
ken. kilograms were sent TO President
Taft and James II Wilson. secretary
of Agriculture. stating that the action
represented the sentiments Of 1900
physicians. and congratulating Mr..
Taft and his cabinet officers on their
firm stand Gin favor Of the farmer,
fruit-grower. and preserving facto-
ries. and against the pernicious rul-
ings Of DR. W. II. Wiley. chief Of the
United states bureau OF chemistry"
Narragansett Pier. II. l.. was chos-
en- for the next convention of the
homeopathic. 1t viii begin June %,
1911. Officers viii be elected tomor-
row. Indications point to the selec-
ton OF DR. r. II. Carmichael az pres
ident.
other resolutions today provide FOR
the extension OF homeopathic schools
and prescribe that all prospective stu
dents shall present high school di-
plomas when applying for entrance
TO medical colleges. 4 field officer
will be named TO attend TO the work
of soliciting more members for the
institute.
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San Francisco. July 12.-With the
announcement today that Clifford I'M
chot would take the stump IN Carl
fornia in behalf ~ Hiram W. Johnson
the local attorney who seeks hepup-
1fcan Endorsement for governor at me
states first primary election, whlch
will bc held IN August. interest IN pre-
election activities Of prospective can
didatcg Increased. Johnson's direct op-
poncnts are Alden Anderson. state
s.uncrintcndenf Of banks. Charles p
curry. secretary ~ state ana = =
stanton. speaker or rne asso fff"fN t"N
leading figure IN the race Tor Demo-
cratic support is Theodore Ben. tenn
rorarv chairman Of the last Demo
cratic national convention.
an ucfitions Of candidates must DC
ON file with the state election otticials
IN Monday ncx- and the real campaign
for Che urinary vote VIII ne com .
rrreeed into the time between that dale
and Aug fs the day OF the eiecllon-
Hiram Johnson was brought betoTt
+rc public during the graft trials IN
This city when he volunteered Ms
scrvfceu 10 the city after the shoouns
~ Assistant District Attorney Francis
4 Ffcncv during the trial Of Abe tueI.
rohnsou'a offer was accepted ana NJ
trfaf resulted In the conviction OF huel
md n sentcncc OF fourteen years Whlcn
i~ now under consideration In the ap-
peiatc court
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-13
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
GAINING GROUND
Second Reading of Bill Passed
in House of Commons by
Majority of 109.

london. July 1.-THE house OF
commons by vote Of 299 to 100. to-
night passed the second reading of
the woman's suffrage bill. for which
David Bates Shackelton. labor mem
Der from the ClitherOe division OF
Lancashire. is the sponsor.
The bill provides for granting the
parliamentary franchise to women
who have the property qualifications
and who already exercise the fran
chise in municipal elections.
The unprecedented large majority
of IO9 gives an impetus to woman
suffrage, but many obstacles must yet
be overcome before the principle Is
lcgalized by the necessary majority
of las. The house subsequently re
ferred the bill to a committee of the
whole. This means that the bill Will
be shelved until next year.
The interesting debate showed that
many leading men. including Wins
ton Spencer Churchill. secretary for
home affairs. and A. ]. Balfour. lead
er Of the opposition. who favored the
principle of women's suffage. object
ed to the present bill. and contended
that the whole CaUntry must pro-
uounce Unreservedly in favor of wo-
men NOAlAE ntlUAE NeAA AAtAAAANAAN stAAhN
toned such a change in the consti-
tuition.
Premier Asquith in a strong speech
against the bill. declared that if wo-
men had a vote. they must inevitably
have seats in parliament. and might
/ take the speakers chair or sit in the
| cabinet.
Mr.. BalfOur contested this view.
He said that is was not government
/ by consent to exclude a large class OF
/ the community from voting.
| Chancellor Lloyd George. as
I strong supporter Of women's suffrage
said IL the promoters of the bill would
promise to reintroduce the bill i'm al
/ acceptable form. he would support it
| Austen Chamberlain opposed wo
/ posed womens suffrage in any shape
] or form.
A great crowd Of suffra gette
awaited the result OF the vote oUtsid'
/ OF the house. but there was no dis
/ order
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-13
MOURNED AS DEAD
FOR MANY YEARS
Kansas Farmer, Off in the Up
per Story, Finally Gains Pos
session of Faculties.

EudOra. Kan. July 12.-Henry Wha-
ley. once farmer near Eudora. re-
turned home today after being mourned
as dead for IS years. For thirteen Of
these years his mind has been blank.
He does not remember who he was.
For the last two years he had drifted
from one county poor house to an
other
\ few days ago. while being cared
for at the expense OF wallace county.
Kan. he called the name Of his cousin.
George Whaley OF EudOra. George
Whaley brought him home today.
Henry Whaley is 81 years old. He
left Eudora 80 years ago and went
west TO seek his fortune. Fifteen wears
ago the last letter came from him 70
his sister. Mrs. Sarah Penny. now ~
Lanca ster. Me. He was then working
in a Washington logging camp. but
wrote that he intended sailing soon for
south America. giving the name OF the
ship. The sister read later OF the
wreck Of the ship and the loss Of all
on board. Whaley cannot remember
today whether he ever sailed for South
America. He remembers being mar
ried once. but separating from his wife
again. Deep scars on Whalcy's head
lead 20 the theory that he may have
been slugged and robbed. An opera
ton will be performed TO see IL his
mental delinquency is caused by pres
sure on his brain.
Band and orchestra Saltair today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-13
GRAB TWO P|CKPOCKETS
Light Fingered Artists Caught After
Busy Day Among Lagoon
Crowds.

James Howard and Harry Mann,
known TO he professional picNpoolSets,
were locked up i'm the city Jail last
night after they had operated all yes
terday afternoon at Lagoon Howard
was arrested at Lagoon depot By Dep
uty Sheriff Joseph Burdettc after he
had put his hands in the pockets Of q
straD-hanger on n Salt Lake bound car
Burdefte brought Howard to Sail
Lake and upon arriving at the Bamber-
ger depot called for the police patrol
Sergeant Riley Nj. BeCkstead and De-
tectivcs Earl Ripley and r. J. Gold
ing responded. Just as they were
about TO put Howard In the patro
wagon Mann stepped up close to him
apparently with the intention Of wills
perinE something. The detectives
identified Mann as a member OF a ganl
Of pickpoCkets with which Howard hal
operated and he was Also taken to th'
station. There are three other mem
hers OF the gang.
Bathing Is ideal at Saltair.
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Everyone who Is troubled with sore.
sweaty. or tender feet-swollen feet
smelly feet. corns. callOuses or bunions
can quickly make their feet well now
Here is instant relief and lasting.
permanent remcdy-its called TIZ.
TIZ makes sore feet well and swollen
feet are quickly reduced TO their nat
urai size Thousands of ladies have
been able 20 wear shoes fun size
smaller with perfect comfort.
It's the only foot remedy ever made
which acts on the principle OF drawing
out all the poisonous exudations which
cause sore feet. Powders and other
remedies merely clog up the pores.
TIZ cleanses them out and keeps them
clean n works right Off. You will
feel better the very first time it's used.
Use IL week aud you can forget you
/ ever had sore feet. There is nothing
on earth that can compare with H. TIZ
IS for sale at all druggists. % cents
per box. or direct. II you wish. from
Walter Dodge & Co. Chicago. Ill. Rec
commended and sold by SchraIar Iol'rs-
son Drug Co, stores.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-13
CRUSHED UNDER WHEELS
Kansas City Woman Throws Herself
and Infant I'm Front of
Passenger Train.

Kansas City. July 12.-Clasping her
1S-months-oId baby in her arms. Mrs.
Rosie Mickecic. wife OF an cmploye
at the Atchison. Topeka and santa Re
railroad rourdhOuse in Kansas City
Kas.. threw herself in front OF pas
senger train near the rOundhouse To-
day. Poverty. 20 IS said caused the
woman 20 seek death. She was killed
instantly. but the baby lived an hour
after IL was picked up.
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Cool off In the lake.
Bathing at saltsir viii cure any I'll.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral OF Charles offer. age 80
years. will he held in san Francisco,
Cal. next sunday, July Il, 1910, under
the auspices Of Pacific lodge No. 126.
r. & A. NJ.
Friends wishing 70 see Mr.. offer may
do so at any time from IL O'Clock noon
Wednesday. till 10 o'clock noon Thurs
dav July IA. 1910. at his late resi-
dence. 32O 5th avenue. this city.
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RAYMOND this city. July L. 1910
Mary Raymond. age 30 years, vie OF
James Raymond. former residents OF
Nrco. idaho. go,
Remains will be shipped from ODon-
uoU a. Co.'S parlors this evening 10
Arco. Idaho. for intermcnt-
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Via Oregon Short Line. Special low
round trip rates to Raymond. Magrath.
Cardston and other points. Rates viii
he Announced later Parties desiring
reservati tons should communicate early
with O. s. l.. agents. City ticket office
15s Main street
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.u,cuIRNDFRs- ron ALBERTA.

Winnipeg. Manitoba. July l2.-The
Duke Of sutherland. the wealthiest
landlord ir England. I'm an interview az
Ca1rrrv said nc had concluded plans
10 bring out hundreds or "highlanders
e. settle in Alberta province on irrigat-
81 InnI.
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Read the Sport Page for chance
NJ $50 worth Of free tickets to the
Salt Palace races.
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Wa oregon short Line-union Pacific
Round trip from salt Lake ana Vg1eih
800 s0 Rate also applies 70 tolorano
gurinr-e and Pueblo. Limit. August -
CIV ticket office. 156 Main street
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PINCHOT TO TAKE
PART IN CAMPAIG
Former Forester Out for Insur.
gent Candidate for Govern
or o! California,
WADSWORTH IN THE RING
SPEAKER OF NEW YORK HOUSE
HOLDING HIS OWN.

New York July 12.-Gifford Pinchot
announced today that he would leave
Tor California tomorrow TO take the
stump I'm behalf Of Hiram Johnson. VINO
81 seeking the gubernatorial nomina-
tiou and endorsed for that honor by
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT league OF Cali
fornia
Mr. Pinchots announcement was
made shortly after "a conference with
Colonel Roosevelt. I'm which Marshal
Stimson OF Los Angeles. Cal. also took
part. Mr.. rinchot said he would make
sons candidacy. which he Indicated
was helms strongly opposed by the old
line Republican organization Of that
state.
Outcome Obvious.
Neither Mr. Tinchot nor Marshal
Stims0n would say that Colonel Roose-
VOLT had given his assurances Of sup
port 10 Mr. Iohnson's gubernatorial as
pirations. but the fact that Mr. Pm
chofs announcement came within
few minutes after leaving Colonel
InosevcIt'r office caused the general
heiicf amonE politicians that Mr..
Roosevelt endorsed Mr.. Johnson. Mar
sinai Stims0n said Governor Ghlett
would not seek another nomination ana
that the old line Republican ORGANIZE
tions we're backing the candidates. OF
Charles r. Curry and Alden anderson.
Tie declared the Lincoln Roosevelt
league was seeking for more repre-
sentative party government.
AFTER making hts announcement MT.
Tinrhot said.
~ shall make four speeches in CALI
foruia In behalf OF William Kent. an
insurEent candidate for the nominal
fion for Congress.
Mr. Kent is opposing Congressman
MCkinlav who seeks denomination
Mr. pinchof said he had already made
arrangements 90 make one speech Tor
Mr. Johnson En- California. but did not
know how many more he might make
BE said he would stop at Kansas CITY
and address the Knife and Fork club
on Conservation on July y. 10 was
before this club that Speaker Cannon
made hts attack on the insurgents
other Visitors.
Besides Mr. pinchot and Marshal
Sffupon Colonel Roosevelt. who came
90 the city from oyster Pay. had sew
oral other visitors during The day The
callers Included Herbert Knox smith
cor1rrsfrsioucr Of corporations. profes-
sor T.. Bailey Of Cornell. chairman 81
the Roosevelt country life commission
Representative ". :. Hennett q Sew
York and Charles y Fowler OF New
delegation from Macon. Ca. com
posed Of r. W. Stetson. ". T.. Dun
woody. n cousin 81 Colonel Roosevelt
wards. called on Colonel Roosevelt V
request him. 20 make speech n
Macon.
colonel Roosevelt during the fore
noon held a conference with James W
Wadsworth. IT, speaker Of the Assem-
bly, Of New York. ar Wadswortn va
tho first Of the Republican state lead
rrg who have opposed the Hughes pr
mary measure 20 call on Coione
DurHcrr1f.
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Via OREGON short Linc-Union Pacific.
Round trip from Salt Lake and ogden.
Sc2.-0. Rate also applies 20 Colorado
Springs and Pueblo. Limit. August a.
city ticket office 1855 Main street.
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Comfort solved--"s'ar~ shirts-shan-
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Band and orchestra, saltair today.
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ENcrRsInNs TO DENvEH

Have You tried floating at saltairf
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ANNUAL CANADA EXCURSION

This is society day. saltalr.
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Bathing is ideal at saltair.