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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-25
EXPECT FIGHT ON
CONVENTION FLOOR
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Griscom that the members OF the state
committee who voted for Mr.. sherman
were deceived is simply political lie.
The New York chairman reiterated his
former statement that deception had
been praCtised in regard 10 President
Tafts position on the temporary chair
manshiD by the old guard leaders. but
further than this he made no comment.
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Here Is the Great Free IffeT-ACC8pt L Quickly

know weak spots-if You want
TO just shape you in-Drs. shores Offer
you n free expert medical examination for any ali
SO 0uly.
Is you KNOWf How your
kfdneyS-Io you = your perform
ing its dutieSs you KNOWs You ought 60 know
things.
do want 10 Join n IodEcs seeking employ
the Railroads, Fire Department, Police Force
or Civil ScrvIces you beforehand II
can sta the examnationR Shores
weck-have heart and lungs tested-have the
kidneys and liver tested-brinE sample urine
teSted-bRve your
smiued-in fact = thorough and scientific
examination and advice worth
you-ABSOLUTELY FREE you
this splendid offer n double purpose
20 sick people who year year
without bcneftaud who dishenrtcned and dIscOur
agcd--tO learn WHY they been cured-WHAT
REAL TROUBLE and THEY MADE
WE'LL Seconds To enable everyone TO meet md
sOnsy DrH. methods. It is
simply method OF showing Drs. shores Competence
and proving their ability, that
take treatment viii where "a come n Cure
-f --'' cost long Il tnke-that you
VIII get
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For half an hour before the calling
OF the convention. the band played
stirring airs outside the theatre. and
for half an hour longer played inside.
awaiting an enthusiastic crowd. but
the only sensation I'm the cut and dried
affair OF the evening. or rather the
only Interruption to the prepared pro-
gram. was Matt Dougherty's amend
mcut TO the platform.
Because OF the tardiness OF the coun-
" convention. the state convention was
delayed ia fits beginning until well to-
wards Q o'clock. with the Iatencss OF
the hour. every effort was made to
hasten the business or the convention.
and the expected oratorical display was
lacking.
r. j. DAILY. assistant city attorney.
called the convention to order. and
after praising the American party for
what 10 might DO. introduced W. j.
Barrette. the chairman Mr.. Barrette
ucrfuuctorily accepted. and then "a mo-
ed as secretary. This. however, seemed
10 have been a mistake. as Ben 3
Bivcs. city recorder. had been slated
for the job. and Daily withdrew after
explaining the situation. Rives was
made secretary after the mistake had
been discovered and remedied.
After a motion. and reading from
typcwrittcn sheet. Chairman Barrctte
announced the committees OF the con-
venfion as follows.
on permanent organization and or
der OF business p - Da4Es r RANK n
Scfrit and -. e. Dunbar.
on platform and resolutions: VIII
liam Nelson. Judge J. A. street and J.
W. Mckinney.
Then the temporary organization
was made permanent and from the
wings OF the stage scenery Mr.. DAILY
advanced with his prepared order OF
business and Sergeant Nelson followed
vita the platform.
Although the committee on the plat
form had only been given but few
minutes Nelson. as chairman. re-
turned an elaborate, lengthy. typewrit-
ten COPY Of what the Americans" are
supposed 70 believe IN. Although the
subject matter took NJ two pages OF
typewritton copy. the thought or the
platform. and fits only plank. could have
been condensed into the Tribune's daily
tirade against the church. with one
exception. however. that IL admitted
cit Is idle 20 talk OK prohibition, OF
tariffs or Of railroad legislation
After Matt DauEherty had been
zuuelchcd. and the platform adopted.
Chairman Rarrette brought the con-
vrution TO the actual business by call
ing for the nomination OF a candidate
Tor congressman
sanford Easily Guiped-
J. r. Darmcr. stepping forward has
tiIv and evidently realizing the late
ners OF the hour. thought that n tit
ef-rr -fnaa 70 the fitting DAYS work of
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-25

under a blasted pine tree at midnight.
Satiated with the fullness Of the day
spent On nominating a county ticket. a
sufficient number Of delegates Of the
American party filed into the lower
f'OOr OF the Colonial theatre last night
20 participate i'm the state convention.
There were enough OF them to dot par
uuet circle. and Incidental to the play
ing OF the band and the singing Of the
kizselburg quartet. a platform was
adopted. and Allen r. Sanford and
John 4. street were nominated. bv ac-
clamation. for congressman and su-
ur-n. -ml---- 1900 lHnLE-
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IT ADHERES
TO old MASK

and the American party crowd when
national election came around again
~ is always the desire Of the Kearns
OUTFIT TO seek respectable company
whenever ~ can be done. and they de-
sire 90 put the Republican electors on
their ticket two years from now n the
cohesive power Of loot keeps the Amer
lean party together that long SO Nell
son Tilted bis chin az an angle OF forty
five degrees and prepared 90 do battle
lie said first that ne thought the
amendment was on attack on Secre-
fary EallinUer. and that nc FOR one,
was not opposed 90 Secretary Bal
lInEcr."
DauEhcrty g. Auazed-
r ~herty was so amazed at Nell
500 tVal 90 he against anybody and
cvors.. that De could scarcely re-
pfv. hut finally said that De was
amazed tat Col. Nelson or the Tribune
should stand up for Ballinger- Dau2n-
o~tv found his sentiment unanimous IN
the convention ar 20 would be "a DIS
finct shock Co everybody iu salt Lake
90 find the Tribune or its spider editor
missing chance to roast everybody.
especially IT. the man attacked is 20
placed that De pays mo- attention 9" tne
Tribune. ae most people are
Nelson = West Soothing.
Nelson finally talked Daughcrty 20
aiecp. the vote was rcCousidcrcd, and
the platform went through as Dc was
originally written in the office OF tn-
Tribune. without any amendment. The
source Of the platform was easily dls-
ceruibic from the fact that 10 was
mostly an attack upon the Mormon
church. and as one delegate said after
the meeting. &C. read much like Trth-
une editorial. There is a strong sus-
plcion that it is one OF the Tribune
editorials clipped verbatim from almost
any issue Of the Tribune since tho
Hon" Thomas Ecarns was elected 10
stay az home from Washington
70 demands the usual separation or
church and state. ~ dcuouncoE In the
usual way a corrupt alliance between
the church and some political party /.
speaks Of polyEamy In the u-ual
Germs. and goes after the 'dominanL
priesthood" In the same old way TOT
which Nelson ie noted
Az 10 the liquor question. the Amer
lean state convention iudorEed The re-
cent decision Of the supreme court in inc
Morgan county case as an the Jaw lut
rfnfc needs on the question, and sal'
no further legislation is necessary. ih
fact. according to the American party,
the LIQUOR question a. not an issue pm
this state. n takes no broad stahd or
national questions and rcnds az thouku
~ was written In the dark Of the moon
by the seventh son on n seventh SOL
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.Ssshsr With
Herald ReDubI noffIcc
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sanford Easily Gutped.

J. +. Darmer. stepping forward has
tfIv and evidently realizing the late
ners OF the hour. thought that n fit
ting close TO the fitting DAYS work OF
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Y 21eyE 6 DAYS No M9F longer
To Take Advantage of Drs. Shores Free
Offer-Come Today if You Can.
Come Any Day Before October l,

viii point the sore spots, tell you cN-
cry feel tell how he cured
audP PROVE 60 You
hacking cough that tired feeling, that abused
tu-..,a. huckachC that lnuEuid feeling
have aud those sleepIeSs nights ARE NATURES WARN
DON'T wait for the undertaken before net
ATTEND TODNY-TONORROW NEVER COMES.
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We maintain a
Separate Depart
ment for all pri-
vate diseases and
weaknesses Of
men. with ad-
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II you wan 10 your weak spots-if wnnt
60 just shape you in-Drs. shores Offer
you expert medical examination for and ali
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
GAMBLERS CAUGHT
By M'DUFFIEs MEN
Chinese Thought Rain Would
Keep Detectives at Home
All BaiIed Out.

Chef AIeDuffe ana his staff paid
surprise visit % s house on King ana
Aala streets last night. ana the result
was 8 harvest Of Chinese gamblers and,
incidentally, an additio4 To the county
funds of one hundred 9ollays Ten Of
the Cele>tlal> were arrested. and as they
ali deposited ten dollars bail money and
VIII probably not appear in court this
morning, McDutfe and his men earned
their salaries.
The game was running openly, and
the heavy shower Of rain that fell Al
nine Q clock last night had evidently
given the gamblers the idea that the
detectives would not he out Of doors.
The sleuths made their way down 10
the house, and climbing upstairs simply
walked IN on top Of the crowd. Pal
kau was the game being PLAYED and
money was on the table. The ordinary
method j 10 use beans as counters. and
then swear that the game was only for
fun. This time, however. the men were
caught redhanded and they knew that
II was al mp with them
The patrol wagon was rather crowded
returning 10 the police station. and al
most a. soon as the men were booked
friends came along with the bail money.
Il : doubtful If the gamblers viii face
Judge lyuer this morning.
Later on in the evening. when the
excitement had settled down. Chief Nc
Duffie and his men paid visi. 10
Waikiki and there captured seven Japa-
nese who were PLAYING the fascinating
game Of Hama The crowd were
arrested without much trouble although
some are thought 10 have got away.
! Bail in ten dollars each was granted
| and seventy dollars more were put away
into the city Golfers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
ALLEGED TOUGHS ARE
ARRESTED BY NJ DUFF|E.

Nine youths. who have for some time
past been cant. oned 10 stop taeir hood
lum acts and TO settle down as decent
members Of the community. were gath
cred IN last night by Chief McDutfe
and booked as common nUisances.
The Young fellows have been engaged
nearly every evening in a sort Of NOR
tai combat with another gang Of hood
}ums that halls from Liljha street, and
bottles, stones and pieces Of wood have
been used as missiles.
McDufie listened 10 complaints from
the LiGba lads. and then took run
mp toward kuaklni street, and there
found whole bunch Of alleged toughs
sitting on the lanai Of one Of the gang.
The crowd looked most innocent. and
they claimed that they knew nothing
Of any kind Of disturbance.
Some witnesses. however. stepped up.
and one by one picked out the youths
who are alleged TO hav thrown stones
and bottles The nine young men who
were identified were arresrd and taken
To the police station. where they were
booked as comomn nuisances. This
morning the crowd win appear IN court
before Judge Lymer,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
BOYD BUYS STOLEN
HAT FROM THIEF

f. X Boyd swears that never again
viii he buy . hat, especially one with
IA pheasant wreath on it. from a stran-
ger, Once bit i enough for Boyd and
anyone who tries 10 make him purchase
any kind OF a hat in The future IS
going 10 risk something.
l. appears that two days ago young
fellow named Ernest All Nee, approach
Cd Boyd and, after a lot of palaver
and hot air about the splendid qualities
Of the chapeaux, managed 10 sell the
article to his victim.
The hat seemed to be ali right and
the purchaser looked well in it; then
alhs. the hat was proved 10 have been
stolen by All Nee and had TO be re-
turned to the owner. But that was not
the end Of the story as the hat once
more turned up, and Boyd was asked
% buy il again. That was the last
straw. however. and il Is not good
policy 10 remark that TO Boyd
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
PASSENGERS.
Booked TO Depart.

Per SIR. Mauna Kea Especial trip,
for Hilo, December 30.-Mrs. H. <.
Earle. Miss n Collins. Mrs. T. (. Perry,
Miss Hacketr. Mrs " H. smith. Mrs.
A. c. Baldwin. Miss Spaulding. Miss
Sheffield. Miss D. II. Stone. Miss NJ
/. Wilburn, Mrs Andrews, Miss a. N.
Brooke, Mrs. Wadman. Mss ). Z. Hole,
Mrs. :. L. Cooper. Mrs {. 5. Gaywood.
Miss r. 3. Adams. Miss Putnam. Mss
Maud Dawson. Mrs. Gault, Mrs. Eskew,
Mrs. Bendlck. Mrs. NJ. NJ. Plylcr. Miss
Caroline Fletcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. X.
Myers. Mrs. A. B. Wyman. Miss Ethel
PIummer, Mrs NJ Cronan. Mrs Barnes.
Miss Annahel Tow. Miss Bushard. Miss
Reyes, Miss Angel. Mrs. c. Johnson,
Mrs Donald Ross Miss Elizabeth Wiley.
Robert Mulch. L. Smith. r. +. Lufkins,
z. NJ. Trdeblood. Dr. ". H. Smith. Dick
Young, Atkinson. {. II. Tracy, ProfeS-
scr Andrews, c. Y. WaGman. ?. P.
Burns. c. T. Plummer. J. :. Grace,
Peter Elber. \. kainsS. @. Parnell 7.
N. Bains. r. s CAN'T. Frank Leo, Mrs
E. Yaeger, Mrs. \. B Glenn, Miss
Ethel Clark. Leo B. Stiles. Doctor
Barnes. f. r. ". Abaiu. H. H Taylor,
T. \. Halter. H. G. Christian. f Yeag-
er. : K kaeo. Dr. @. W Huddv. NJ
PimentaI, Doctor Shaw. J. : Lake. P
Jensen. Chas. Title. : H. Belmont, H.
T. Walker. ;. :, Busby, L. King. J. NJ.
Hatch, J. Silva. Geo Jorgensen. f.
Shot, NJ. Turner, c. Hughes, ]. T,
Snyder
Fer ID. \. 5. :. Wilnelmina. for San
Francisco. Jan. -. =. Halter, 7. I.
Bans, Z. L. Raa. N f; Cooper. Noa
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NEXT MAILS.
Coast, Orient and Colonial

Mails are due from the following
points as follows:
San Franclsco-Per Sierra. today.
1okoAana-Per Tenyo Na-u. tonlur-
rev.
Austraha-Per Nakura, Jan. 3.
Nlct0rla-Per Moana, Jan :.
Mails will depart for shs following
points as follows:
San Francisco-Per Tenvo Aaru. To-
morrow.
Yokohama-Per Asia, Jan. 8.
Eancouyer-Per Makura. Jan. 8.
Sydney-Per Moana, Jan. :.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
WATERFRONT NEWS

Advertiser -a-- week L ! expected.
THAI y Gn5tiaa With N=ss-s. Castle
a taoz@, >L-3 Yasaima viii handle
he ~EeZe- q The company, 8eti1z 3
japanese suuaEeuc- The arriving VS.
-ror was formerly manager Of the
Steamship eitlee Of the 7 X K. Al
Yokohama, ana It i thought that he
comes armed with the Necessary papers
ard nominations that VIII settle the
matter q ne agency as far as Castle
4 Cooke 70.
TIE hlyo Nam Is coming from South
American ports and nav only make a
short stay of port while her captain
comes ashore -Cr orders.
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Virg1niau for Kaanapali.

The American Hawaiian steamer Viz
gi1ian sailed Tor Maui ports last night;
she VIII take on more sugar al Kama
pail and hahulu and viii, finally. sail
for Tehuanrepee on January Z, About
eleven thousand tons Of sugar viii be
shipped on The big frelghter and she
Wiz he Tie first Of the new crop fleet
70 axe 2 fnll lad
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WilhelIuina Departs.

The Narson steamer Wilhelnina
sailed yesterday afternoon at five
Q clock for Hilo, and she took some
eight hundred tons Of freight for the
crescent harbor port. The liner Is due
TO sail from Honolulu on January /,
ana viii return 10 this port the day be
fore. \ large number Of passengers
have booked On the Wihelmina and a
good-Siz freight Is also ready for
Sh5rneu- . San Francisco
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Nakura Due Tuesday.

Two steamers from the opposite parts
OF the world are due to arrive IN port
on Tuesday next. The Canadian-Aus-
-ralian mail steamer Makura should be
an early arrival from Sydney, via Bris-
bane and Suva. The well known steamer
has not many passengers this trip, and
al this time q the year the number Of
travellers : not great.
According 20 cable received from
SEva. ne Makura has room for one
hundred and thirty passengers from this
port u Canada. So far about sixty
people have announced their intention
OF travelling 70 Vancouver on the
steamer. TIE Makura IS scheduled to
sail for The canadian port on Tuesday
afternoon.
The Pacific Mail steamer Asa is also
due 10 arrive IN port on Tuesday from
San Francisco, and she viii be watched
closely while here. The smuggling Of
Chinese and opium by the under
ground method IS attracting lots Of
attention, and no opportunity viii be
given anyone 70 DO any crooked bust
ness while the snip is in port here
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
Mauna Aea Special Trip.

The Inte-ISland flagship Mauna Kea
VIII sail Tor Hi]o this afternoon at three
@ clock, and she VIII take away quite a
number o. Honolulu people on the spe-
Ella TIP 10 the volcano Besides the
local people who are going on the
steamer, there are a number expected
70 Join the boat as soon as the Sierra
arrives.
Besides the attraction Of the volcano.
there are 70 he horse races at HiIo. and
q number Of sports are making the trip
OF that account. The volcano is re-
ported 10 be active, and the excursion
ISIS viii nave splendid opportunity 10
see the great crater at its best. As
the weather IS cold just now on the
mountains. i 5 advised that everybody
take along warm clothing for the night
trip down into the crater.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
BANKER INDICTED.

NEW YORK. December 2s.-Presi
dent Robin Of the wrecked Northern
bank has been indicted for larceny.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
Sierra Coming Early.

The good old ferry" boat Sierra Is
expected 70 arrive early. and a wire
less from Ae- al eight clock en- We'd
nesday night announced the fact that
>hs was 500 miles ont from Honolulu,
ana that the sea was rough and strong
winds were blowing
on hoard the Sierra are q number
Of tourists. and fair number Of them
aye expected 70 board the Mama kea
th.s afternoon and proceed TO Hilo on
The special rrip OF the Inter-Island flag
ship Tie " 8. Hall : waiting the
arrival q the Sierra and a large amount
Of mail VII 6e quickly sorted and sent
forward on the island steamer The
Sierra brings about sixty passengers
and lo- Of mail
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
Ear iof CarTick Arrives.

The British steamer Earl OF Carrick
arrived off pert Wednesday night about
ten O clock and at once anchored. One
blast Of the powerful whistle was given
and then al was quiet aboard the YES
sci People on shore rang up on tele-
phones and enquired as to the identity
Of the vessel but nothing was known
till daylight yesterday morning. when
it was announced that the boat was
collier from Newcastle. y. :. Wales.
The vessel left the coal port twenty
three days ago, and she encountered a
head wind fer part Of the voyage MP
TO the equator, where better conditions
prevailed From the line up 10 Ho-
aolulu the sea was moderate. and the
wind did not interfere much with the
Roadway Of the collier.
Five thousand tons a cpal are ar
board and il i consigned 70 c. Brewer
L Co. There Is 10 other cargo on the
Earl. bat a couple Of bags Of mail ar
nved from the Antipodes.
Captain Remie Is in charge Of the
collier and he had few words 10 saw
about the late big coal strike II Austria.
LA. According 70 the captain, the dif,
feultv i settled Tor while. and there
vii be Nc more strikes till the labor
unions get strong FINANCIALLY once more
The Earl Of Carriek viii probably get
away for Newcastle on or about Janu
airy :. and it is possible that she viii
return TO this port with another load
Of coal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
Waterfront Busy Today.

The T. K. K. Co. will be well repre-
aHted today on the waterfront if their
TWO steamers, the Tenyo Narn and the
kiyo Mara arrive as expected. The
hrst named is from the Orient and
should arrive about noon. She viii
bring mail from the far East and VIII
take mail from this port 70 San Fran
cisco.
One Of the prominent passengers on
the Tenyo Maru viii be Shire Yashima
who Is coming 70 represent the T. K X.
company n this city, as stated IN The
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30

new moon December 81 Al 800 a. IT,
a. me tides a. KIhului and Hils Occur
~ s1out one hour earlier than at Homo
N na~anan standard time il 10 hours
~. mlnntes slower than Green WITCH time
~hs that Of the meridian Of I57 de
EE ses 5O minutes. The time whistle
.lons at>1:30 D. n, which i. the sam.
~ ufeenWleh 0 hours minutes. Sun
M, moo1 are for local time for ths
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
Hel:opolis for Ocean Island.

The British steamer HeEopolis viii
sal Tor Ocean Island as soon as the
last Of Ter big cargo Of coal i dis
charged Ii : thought that by We'd
nesdav afternoon next the ship VIII be
rod. - -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
MARINE REPORT.
By Merchants EXCHANGE.

Thursday. D4cen be- %
1qulgue Dee. =. Ga-. -. Gus
taE. Ter Eo1olu-u.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-12-30
SAIL TO-DAY.

Str. Claudine, for Maui ana Hawaii
ports. ) ?. n
Str Mauna Lea, for kona and Kan
ports. noon
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LOCAL OFFICE OF TIE UNITED
STATES WEATHER BUREAU.

Honolulu. Thursday. Dee. %. 1910.
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DEPARTED.
DUE TODAY.

Str. Wilhelmina. for Hilo. p. nj.
Str. NiTginian, for kahului. .. II
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WM. B. STOCKNAN.
Section Director.
The Sentinel=record., 1910-02-20
INDIAN BILL IS UP.

Washington. D. C.. Feb. l9-At 8 time when the department of the in- teuor is under the graves, charges and under a cloud before the Amert can people these recommendations should not have weight here declar- ed Representative Fitzgerald, Of New York; in opposing recommendation in the Indian bin for the abolition Of Indian warehouses. The proposed change in the method of making pur- chase for the Indian office had the approval of the secretary of interior
 The amendment was proposed by Chairman Burke. of the committee, which reported the measure 10 the house. By it's term five Indian ware houses at New York, st. Louis, Chi cage, Omaha, and san Francisco would not be maintained unless the secretary of interior should deem it advisable to do so