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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
Coast League
DUCKS BEAT SENATORS.

Sacramento, Cal, April 16.-PortIand
won from Sacramento today by a score
of to g. making it the fifth straigh +
victory for Portland and the eighth
straight defeat for Sacramento. Score:
R. E.
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Soei e.tAO ilO 49, ss-s.s-s..--...5 b 4
Batteries-Krapp and Fisher; Fitz-
gerald and La Longe.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
CUBS POUND CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, April 16.-Chicago found
three Cincinnati pitchers easy today, and
won handily, 10 to s. Cole was wild in
only one inning, when Cincinnati man
aged to take a temporary lead. Manager
Griffith was ordered off the field for ar
guing with Umpire O'Day. Score:
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

3 % @ 9: @ % s ST % sss: P MT seeS
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

by pitching the first ball. Joe Choyn-
ski is expected to arrive Monday and a
regular boxing routine will then be
begun. Berger plans to increase the
daily amount of sparring next week
and the schedule will be heightened tC
six rounds instead of three.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17
American League
NATIONALS WIN IN NINTH.

Washington, April lev ashington made
1 sensational finish against the Philadel-
ohians today, winning in the last inning,
to s. Three singles and a double were
punched on Coombs in the locals last turn
at the bat, and with two bases on balls
he winning run was forced over the
plate with one out.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-17

Oakland, Cal, April 16.-Mrs. Jeffries
has rallied from the shock Of the OPP
GRAFTON and is recovering rapidly.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
Air,hin. 10 Rival Railroads.

Chicago. June 22.-"Flying machines
will be improved and will be made
economically useful in the future, so
that they can be employed for pas
senger and freight traffic. much as
railroads are used now. Just recall
the beginning Of the railroad and how
utterly Insignificant It was when the
first locomotive, with Its funny coaches,
hobbled along the insecure and imper-
feet tracks. We can not do 1t all In
day. you know, but 1t will be done IN
time"
Glenn II. Curtiss. inventor and avi-
ator, was the speaker, and delivered
himself Of this hopeful prophecy as he
sat at 4 little table in the side lobby
of the Hotel Lasalle. where he reg
istered Monday for the few hours he
had to spend in town ON ilis way from
Louisville to Minneapolis.
1--WE will develop slowly" no went
on. 1--WE viii gradually ada to the
power. the scope. the size. the activity
and the safety Of the flying machine.
Many minds will come together IN the
Improvement Of the machine and the
method of using It. and dn the end man
Will be as much the master OF the air
as he is now OF 'thA land and ofAthe
water" t' A.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
FRANCE IO AVERT
RAGE SUICIDE
MEASURE DESIGNED TO srlMu-
LATE BIRTH RATE INTRO
pUcED IN PARLIAMENT.
ROUGH ON BACHELORS,
PENSIONS FOR CHILDREN
Proposed Legislation Follows Recent
Publication Of Vital Statistics Show
ing Largo Decrease in Births 10 :
~
Year and That Population Has
creased by Only 100000 Since I ''

Paris, June "a series Of nses %
designed to stimulate the birth rate In
France was introduced in parliament
today. They include the imposition OF
additional military service upon bach
elors over 20 years of age. making
obligatory the marriage Of state en-
ployes who have reached the age OF %
years, with supplementary salaries and
pension allowance for those with more
than three children. and repeal OF the
law requiring the equal distribution or
estates among children.
Tho dislike Of Frenchmen to divide
their property is frequent cause OF
restricted families, according to those
who have made a study of the subject
The proposed legislation follows the
recent publication OF vital statistics.
which showed that births In the re-
public during 1909 were 100000 against
7s2,o 900 the preceding year. and that
the population has been Increased py
only 5000. 900 since 1851.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
PENNSYLVANIA REPUBLICANS
AND OHIO DEMOCRATS HOLD
STATE CONVENTIONS.
OLD MACHINE IN PENN STATE
CONTINUES TO BE SUPREME
Adopts Strong Resolutions Endorsing
Taft and the Tariff Law and Fulfill
ing Platform PIedses-ohio Dmo-
cratic Convention Dominated by Har-

Harrisburg, Pa, June 22.-State
Senator Crow, as temporary chairman
Of the republican state convention. to-
day made speech predicting VIC
tory for his party. The temporary or
ganization was made permanent and
the platform reported by the committee
was adopted.
The republican platform endorses
and commends the Taft administration
for its record of accomplishment, re-
citing various measures passed since
the presidents inaguration: declares
the tariff is in accord with the repub-
!ican national platform. and citing as
one of the effects OF the measure a
half billion dollar increase in the wages
of workingmen, and insisting that re-
vision was downward The remainder
of the platform is devoted to state is
sues.
John K. Tener was nominated for
governor; John NJ. Reynolds. lieutenant
governor; Henry Houck, secretary OF
internal affairs; and C. Fred Wright,
treasurer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
NEARLY FATAL MISTAKE.
Farmers Wife Took Corrosive Subli
mate For Headache Tablets.


mate For Headache Tablets.
Bedford; June ga distressing ac-
cident occurred at the homo OF John
harrison. prominent farmer and stock
raiser east OF town. Mr.. harrison has q
very fine horse that Is affected with
fistula and being in tevn recently he
secured some corrosive subirnate tab
lets for use in treating the animal. On
reaching home ne neglected to remove
the tablets from his coat pocket. and
proceeded to attend to his chores about
the barn. Coming to the house, how
ever in a short time he discovered his
wife suffering intensely and on inquiry
learned that. having had dull head
ache for most OF the afternoon she had
searched his pockets for headache tab
lets, knowing it to be his usual Gus
tom to carry them with him. He made
a hurried investigation and found that
she had made the mistake OF taking the
deadly poison. The woman apparently
was dying when medical assistance ar
rived and ementics. restoratives and a
whole nights labor were necessary to
result In any change in her condition.
but her recovery Is hoped for.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
TRUNK REVEALS MURDER.
Torribe Crime Uncovered in Blunder
of Murdcrers In Sendino rrnnL

Torrible Crime Uncovered in Blunder
OF Murderers In Sending Trunk.
Portland. Ore, June 22-Thc blunder
OF tho murderers In wrongly routing a
trunk sent 10 the union depot in this
city was the means late Monday of dis
closing a CHASTITY murder. The victim
~ William A Johnson, who. with his
wife and T-year-oid con arrived hero
Monday morning In company with a
man who went by the name OF A. C.
Powers The party registered AT a
cheap North end hotel. Powers a.
coming from Mona. Alaska. The
Johnsons did not give their residence.
Powers whose real name !s ]. r.
Webb. and Mrs Johnson were arrested
at an uptown lodging home early yes
terday Both denied all knowledge Of
the crime. Webb declared he saw
Johnson last at the union depo. Nom
day afternoon waiting for train TO
so 10 Seattle.
On Wehb's person were found two
watches, one OF which Mrs. johnson
Identified as her husbands, and two
wcmen's handkerchiefs. both blood
stained. One of Wehbs hands was in
jured and Damaged. He carried an In
ternational Typographical Union card.
Issued by Vancouver. b. c., local No.
2. 226.
An ordinary looking trunk was re-
ceived at tho depot late In the day and
ordered checked via the Oregon &,
Washington raiiroad Ia North Puyal-
lup. station not on that road. Short
ly before 10 o'clock Monday night tho
trunk was taken 10 the platform. There
the mistake was noticed and It was sent
back 10 the baggage room. A little
later one OF the baggage men noticed a
pool OF blood which had trickled from
tae trunk. broke II open and found the
body OF man
Jesse Il. Webb confessed during tho
afternoon to the killing or w. A. john
son. whose body was found in n trunk
In tho union station here Monday.
Webb said he killed Johnson in self
defense after a hrawl in the latters
room in hotel here. Mrs D w. Kersch
who was arrested with Webb. was ex-
onerated from completely by Webb
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
LIQUOR MEN ELECT OFFICERS.
President Declares Prohibition Wave is
Recedins-McGoogan vice President.


Receding-McGoogan Vice President.
Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. June 22.-rhe Iowa re-
tail liquor dealers elected the following
officers today: j. j. Klein. OF Council
Bluffs, president: vice presidents, w.
l.. Bilderbach OF Dubuque. ana Fl. s.
McGoogan. Of Marshalltown: secretary.
H. B. Mayne. OF Sioux City: treasurer.
Fred Dierks. OF Burlington.
President Klein will be delegate to
the .pationsl meeting. In his address
he declared the prohibition wave was
receding. out did not indicate what
would be done with the movement for
q constitutional convention.
The resolutions adopted declare that
in the present controversy over the
liquor problem the American public
is wearying Of the extremists, that
laws which confiscate property are re-
pugnant. and that 1T is our firm con-
victlon that those who honestly seek
to promote the cause of true temper
ance will find the surest and aafest
method in the continuance of tho H.
censed saloon, conducted under proper
laws and rea sonable regulations strictly
enforced" The resolution oppose
amending or changing the constitution.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22

Washington. Juno 2l.-The weather
bureau today In a special bulletin says
local rains and normal temperatures
almost generally are at hand In the
northwest The bulletin says:
"A break in the hot wave that has
prevailed during the last week In Mon
tuna, North Dakota, South Dakota, Me-
braska, western Minnesota. is now In
progress. and the indications are that
there VIII be local rains and several
DAYS or normal temperature in these
states Warm weather Is forccasted
20 continue In the southern plains
states, the Mississippi valley and east
efn districts during the next several
days
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
eLEAcAEp FLOUR DEFENSE.
Trying to Prove That Process Improves
Rather Than injures Product

Rather Than Injuries Product.
Kansas City, June 22--In support OF
the contention that the process OF
bleaching -four does not in1ure the pro-
duct, but improves 1t. several witnesses
testified for the millers in the bleached
dour trial in the federal court here to-
day. Attorneys for the millers stated
today that probably another week Will
be required to introduce all their tes-
timony.
Kansas city, June 22.-Edgar Edge
comb, miller Of Omaha, testified that
some bakers who are patrons OF his
mill, demanded bleached flour. He said
the impurities in -four could not be
concealed by the bleaching process. and
that his own family had used bleacheo
flour ave years. He said none OF his
family were Ill as result Witness
produced two loaves of bread, one
which he said was made from bleached
flour and the other from unblearhed.
He was unable to state which was
which.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
1HoRNE CINCHEs PLACE
State canvassins Board Issues certifi-
Gates Of Nomination to Progressive
Candidate for Railroad Commission
er-No Contest for State conven-

Special to rimes-Repubiican.
Des Moines. June 22--T,he state can.
wasting board today gave certificates
Of nom nation to Palmer and Thorns
for railroad commissioner. The re-
.turns from WapeIlo left T'horne still
ahead OF Wilson by $500 votes. The
threa tened action In court to prevent
the issuance OF any certificates because
of lack OF 30 per cent OF the total
vote. was dropped. and 1t was agreed
that tho state convention shall have
nothing TO do with the matter.
Complete figures on the Iowa gov
ernorship at the recent primaries as
returned TO the executive council give
Governor Carroll majority over
Warren Garst OF 4.02s. The official
canvass shows only tho state superin-
tendency Will go 10 tho convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
PROPOSED 100 TIMES
Davenport School Teacher Finally
capituIates to Ardent Wooing Of
Thirty Years-Cousin is Successful
Aspirant For Hand.

Special to Times Republican.
Burlington. June %. Miss Mae
wooding. a local school teacher. and
J. r. Buchanan, her cousin, were mar
ried in Milwaukee. They are first
cousins. The bride has taught for
twenty five years. The wedding Is the
elimination of a romance covering
thirty years, in which the groom pro-
posed fully 100 times.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
A PASTORS REVELATION
Rev. Edward Crawford Puts Up Strong
Case in Sensational SANDER Suit
DiscIoses Mrs. Lavender's Carecr
With Another Minister-Says Sho
Confessed Living In Sin Five Years.

Chicago. June 22-Rev Edward r..
Crawford. pastor OF the Woodiawii ".
f church. defendant In the sensational
$4,000 sInnder suit brought by Mrs.
Mary 4. Lavender. brought interest In
the case to It's zenith today when he
took the witness stand. He told of an
alleged letter from Rev. Mr.. Leek.
which he said Mrs. Lavender had
shown him. This letter. according to
Crawford. scolded her for telling Craw-
ford about tho relation OF herself and
Leek
Crawford also said Mrs. Lavender
confessed to him that she had lived IN
sin five years. Later. Crawford said,
Leek came and wanted to confess 10
him. but he advised him to go TO his
superintendent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
FIGHT SCENE SHIFTS
Work on Big Aroma Commenced at
Reno-Jeffries and His Training
Partners Go to Now Camp.

Reno, New, June 22.-Work ON the
arena for the big fight began with
rush this morning. The structure Is
planned to accommodate upwards OF
$4,000 spectators and the cost Is esti-
mated at about $4,000. The arena
and the $1,000 fight license are Reno's
contribution to Rickard for bringing
the battle to this city.
JeYries, accompanied by his train
ing partners, arrived In Reno this
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
oHIo~ENpoRsEs HARMON.
Democrats Of State Want Him TO Lead
Party in 1Q12=Iariffi Scorad

Democrats Of State Want Him TO Lead
Party in 1912-Tariffi Scored.
Dayton, Ohio. June Ex-Governor
Harmon. addressing the democratic
state convention today, declared that
the people had been imposed on by the
tariff, levied ostensibly for public rev.
enue. but really for private profit "But
they were never before fooled by the
promise Of substantial reductions of
these taxes, broken in their faces as
soon as their votes were secured" he
said, and added that there can be no
relief as long as the interests which
profit thru the tariff laws are allowed
to frame them" The only agency by
which these interests can be dislodged,
he sontended, is the democratic party.
He urged economy in the conduct Of
government, and concluded that
neither economy nor watchful regard
for the common welfare is possible In
Washington while the reign of the ia
vored goes on and the practical genius
Of our people finds such small express
sions in the conduct of their public
business"
Demand Tariff Revision.
The platform declares the present
campaign must be fought on state is
SUES, SuuOESOS 11dkIlOll
tion, and calls for the election of full
democratic ticket to assure the gov
ernor assistance TN his efforts for need
ed reforms and effective government;
demands downward revision Of the tar
iff; dollar per day pensions: de-
clares for conservation OF natural re-
sources. and denounces Ballinger for
dismissing Officers whose aim was
the preservation to the people Of such
resources
Harmon Endorsed For President.
The proposition to endorse a candi
date for United States senator was
defeated. $40 to 254 The following
resolution, presented by the committee
on resolution was adopted by the con-
vention endorsing Harmon for the
presidency in 1912.
I'VE invite the attention Of the ma
tiou to Judson Harmon and the work
he is doing in Ohio. Two years hence,
it will have been completed. Then we
can spare him for larger duties. He
believes guilt Is personal. is acting on
that belief at home, and would act up
on it in larger fields. A high sense
of duty provides his only motives for
official actions and his sense of jus
tice alone compels Judgment. FiNnness
and strength mark him the man to sup
plant vacillation and weakness. The
nation needs real man, and the
Ohio dem ocracy here presents and en-
dorses for the presidency in 1912 Jud-
son Harmon.
Judson Harmon was renoYninated for
governor by acclamation. Atlee Pom
creme. OF Canton, was nominated for
lieutenant governor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
srATE's ATTORNEY MAKES
STRONG PRESENTATION OF
BRIBERY CHARGES.
DECLARES WHITES CONFESSION
Is FULLY coRRoRoRATEp
Argues That Testimony Of Link, Beck
smsyer and Myers corroborates
Whits-Thrss Attorneys Will Speak
For Defense and Wayman Will Mako
Closing PIea-cass Will Go to Jury
Thursday. .4s.h

Chicago, June 22-States Attorney
wayrnan resumed his argument in the
Browne case this morning. He de-
clared the evidence wiped out the pos
sibility Of tho presumption Of Brownies
innocence, and said Whites story Of
the bribery fully was corroborated by
Representatives Beckexneyer and Link.
1t was the expectation Of finishing
by noon that States Attorney Wayman
resumed his argument in the Browne
bribery case today. Three addresses
will be made by the defense's lawyers.
and Mr.. wayrnan will close. I'VE hear
about the presumption of innocence
passing from view." said Wayunan. He
then quoted from the federal constftu-
tion and from the oath OF office taken
by legislators against bribery. He said:
"That Is tho oath Lee O'Neil Browne
took; that Is the oath taken by White.
Beckemeyer and Link. They will tell
you White Is not corroborated as to the
payment Of money to secure votes for
Lorimer. He is corroborated. He Is
corroborated by Link. Beckemeyer and
Myers"
It is believed the case VIII go to the
Jury Thursday.
The states attorney drew picture
Of Browne, the veteran legislator, and
Of White, whom he termed a boy serv-
ing his first term and under the in
duence Of an older man.
Erbstsin Opens For Defense.
Following States. Attorney Waynsan,
Attorney Erbstein opened for the de-
Tense. Erbste1n began by producing
contract whereby Representative
white agreed to sell his confession to
the Tribune for publication.
"This Is not a contract drawn up
with Charles "A. White" shouted the
lawyer. Weyman objected. and Erb-
stein retor4ed: Here. want you to
stop interrupting me-" Then he con-:
tinued:
There Is an altar, gentlemen, and
there is an idol on that altar. and
smart ambition. It isn't Browne they
want to offer as sacrifice and push to
the penttemtiary. No. it's Lorimer."
Whites letter to Lorimer telling OF
his contemplated publication Of his ex-
periences in the legislature was then
read to the Jury. and the lawyer COM
mented: "Our own Teddy contracted
to get only 81 a word when he went
over to shoot lions, but consider White.
he was to get $3.50 a word. On the
stand he confessed that he lied In that
letter. Why did he write It? It was
blackmail, gentlemen. blackmail."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
EIoping Couple Caught.

SpeclnI TO 'Tlfnes- s-fepubfICan.
Mason City. June 22.--Roy Sherman,
OF Atchinson. WIS. arrived here this
morning and found his wife, who had
eloped with Elmer Brewer. a painter.
six weeks ago, and was living here with
him. No criminal charges were pre-
ferred, In Difference to the 10-year- r-old
daughter, who was with her mother.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
UNION LABOR CLASH.

Senate and House Differ Sharply on
Question Of Exemption.
Washington, June 22-Congress is
facing the question whether union
labor shall be exempt from prosecution
under the Sherman antf-trust law.
Conferees on the sundry civil bill have
the question under consideration to-
day. The house insisted upon exemp-
ton. which is sharply opposed by the
senate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
Crop SCARF Wholly unfouns.d.

ST. Paul. June 2a.-Speciala TO tho
dispatch from the wheat growing
country west OF here show tho crop
scare. so far as II relates to a possible
grain shortage. Is wholly unfounded
Glendive. Mont. reports that two WELL
known business men investigated the
fields within radius OF twenty five
miles OF that place and found them
IN the best OF condition. watertown,
$. D.: Wapheton. n. D.. and Fergus
Falls. Mimi. report recent rainfalls.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22

scription Of Porter Charlton. whose
wife, Mary Scott, was murdered at
Lake Como. and for whom the police of
Europe are looking, arrived there last
Tuesday. On Thursday the man Went
to the office Of the Hamburg
line, and under q name which has been
given to the police. engaged second
class. single cabin passage on the
Deutschland. which will arrive in New
York on Thursday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
TAFT Bill FavorabIy Reported.

Washington, June 22.-The Mondell
bill, urged by President Taft. providing
for appeal from the secretary OF the
interiors decision In land cases. was
favorably reported today by the public
lands committee OF the house, after
being amended so as TO include IN the
appeal question of fact as wei! as law
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
NORTHERN LEAGUE ToTreR,No.
All Night Session at clinton-Sterlino
Gets Joliet Franchise.

Special to Times Republican.
Clinton. June 22.--Sterling gets
Joliets franchise in the Northern As
sociation. President Burton. who
called the meeting of the league here
last night, failed TO arrive and Presi-
dent Il. NJ. kehoe presided at an all
night session. wlien ways and means to
save tho league. threatened with dis
ruption. were discussed. Clinton may
surrender her franchise June 81 X H.
nancial aid Is not advanced by the
fans
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
TRIP HALF COMPLETED

GIidden Tourists Start Northward and
Are Out Of Texas.
Dallas, Texas, June 22.-The Gudden
tourists started northward TO-DAY ana
before noon were out OF Texas and into
oklahoma enroute to Kansas CITY, and
thence to Chicago. the journeys END
Half the mileage was completed TINS
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-06-22
INDIAN GRADUATE STRICKEN.

Prominent Yaie Student Has Opera
ton For Appendicitis.
New Haven. Conn, June 22.-Henr!
Redcloud, Of winnebago. Neb.. a full
blooded Indian, who is prominen
member of the graduating class OF the
academic department of Yale. is III
with appendicitis at the Yale infirrnary
An operation has been performed ane
his condition has been regarded as ser
ious. His diploma will be sent to him
at the infirmary tonight.