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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15
CHILDRENS HEADWEAR

hats. Regular $1,2 and $3.50 for 9Sc
Children S SOC and 75c hats for 25c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-15

1S40-Groat Salt Lake City divided into
nineteen ecclesiastical wards by the
church, each ward containing nine
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13

beer in President Taf1's place the
story ~culG h-N~ n.,su iNSksnN snl1 a.
Photographic reprcsc ntutions OF NJ
aurling oenauCe at the heads 90 The
ShS were irving % induce hun 20 lvt
ap In his crusade against fn~ns and
cfhalt ~ rhv pcrftst
Sugar Trust Men ~ Jan.
Ia really looSs like ~"m~ 90 the su-
or trust f,aEnot.s Sre going 90 h
ssnt 10 tail The prosecution - the
SIS ndsrc Nlf cases - pfocs.rdtug a.
-sst as possible. the Supreme Court
tss iust heard arguments in the case
2 th~ Government against the tooaceo
rssL
a . easy TO charge inst There has
,~ss l~t-up in trust pros uuou.
sat u 10 hard 10 prove IhAi there
49, s.>-s r~~Ssuoa ~ the clsmor
g--rrsiiy originating az the white
Hsus~. there - ~ question. but q Is
81 evident that there has been NuN
shRre on -,snt 90 thr work Cf rrcs--
cute- % Isl prccee ding. apQarrntlv
tnsf - speedily as under fhr for-o-f
Adrni ist~aton. And ir rhs Connrc-
. tIon "a hrcorncs pertinent 90 inquire 80
. 90 the exnct rurrhe 80 vioiators 20 fer
Rrtf-trust inN Nho were sent 20 totl
dur-= re ere and thunder admins
trrros O. Colonel Roosevelt ano tne
.u-be- OF trusts dissolved through
Govern --erf prosecution
Ecer-Vrfl fteDrnl cans ere more bif-
t-~ a-a.~st president lnft thrr SIRE
ner- r--. re 10 took tnc president q
long tre go wrke uD to the f.rt tha'
trr artl-k cr >errenrl fsII hgcr was
an zrtacN on hs Own etu r etrntIo p"
IS UsI yet entirely clear inaE krfS
1-rt TAN 81 surporDre ballnEe
through th.ck a~t trfr. tn-s tar n'
hRs backed I'D Bal.rrer- mru'oe
ot r.s -ftrrl 10 remains So Pee seer
whether t.s E-rrr-t w' &C. .rrt.r
ued. - 10 should ue developed iaa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
SHOOTS BRIDE
FOR BURGLAR
Oak Hill (Va) Man Serious.y
Wounded SoEnambulistlc
Wife.

CAPE CHARLES. VA-special.-
Aristaking her for a burglar while she
was walking In her sleep. jefferson
Taylor. a farmer residing az oak HIM.
shot and seriously wounded his wife
"a their home Thursday night The
ban entered the woman's hip. and has
NOT been located
Taylor was awakened from h.s
slumbcrs RS hearing noises in am ad-
Joining room. and. thinking burglar
were az work. he seized h-s rcVolFe.
from underneath his pillow and start
cI Co Investigate. AS he peered iutO
t1e room from which the sounds em--
rated be l.scerrrl felre ln flt
darkness and opened fire. lie was
horrlaed when he recogu .lcl the voice
of h.s wife. who exclaimed. You have
t shc- me-"
Nr and Mrs. Taylor have been mar
r.ed but three days. ard the wife hal
+ never lntwated Co her husband tha
She was victim OF somuabulsm-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
FAIR DEPUTY AZ WI-lc HOUR.
DECOLLETE. SI-RN Is PAPESs

NASHVILLE. Special Mrs
A.. a. Cohimeyier. wife OF Washing
ton -ounty's sheriff and the only wo-
nam tcputg sheriff SGD I.un.S. Nts "a.
q so-I1i function Monday n.-nt dress
-l In evening custlsuc 4heu sr 1Gi
.rI no fre Circuit Court appeared
Nttb injunction papers Co tc served Do.
.n.rcction with "a Finke- Harris Goa.
company suit She-iI Cohlmeyes
tl. nut NJ che city.
AIRS Cnh meyer trref. coat over
neg costume. and entering her car-
-.aEe faced the cold wind for two-
mile drive Co the coal mine. and from
.hele another mile 60 the home OK The
man on whom she was 20 serve tht
papers
The fact that ne had retired Tor
.he night did not deter her. 10 was
then more than an hour past mid
..ght she awakened him, and in bus
I nesslike fashion read the documents
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
GRONER 10 SUCCEED
JUDGE l.. l.. LEWIS
UASUTNCTON. Spccial.-

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Special.-
The NtsurttcS t.Cttvrul i'n> - otli-
nlcsadrsl tO The l'rc~idcti shat ID
laNrctis-e Gruuer. OT NOrtotk. TIE
appointed District Attorney Tor
the Eastern District OF Virginia.
IN sut ectl Iud-c l.. l.. Lewis. The
President u cNpcS ted To act tn the
matter an a few day. IL Il report
Ca that the President has said hc
would rcappoiut judge Lewis.
- think you uay sly there Is
nothing in that." said one OF the
best known Republicans OF Nir-
Cinis. discussing thc alleged
promise az Tire Raleigh today. "a
believe Groncr viii be appointed
and that thc appointment Will he
auuounS cd an short time"
~ o. true that SuunC az tnc
friends or judge Lewis arc stil
hopeful lac viii he rCappointcd.
Ava Martin. Republican M
tiou2l Committeeman from Atr-
ginia. and several other Rcpubli-
cans of the State. have been here
day or two. The Department
OF Justice has not made au9 re-
Oommcnda3iou for fhc Onit q Of
attorney for tlsc Western District
of Virginia. uO,v held by Thomas
lee Moore. George y. Rcycr-
comb. OF Allegheny, Is seeking
thc appointment
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
TUX OLD NORTH STATE.

While the question or the author
ship OF the toast. The Old North
state created much discussion for
several years. the mantle i~ii at last
thOress. Mrs Mary Martin. formerly
OF Virginia. later OF North Carolina.
and then OF Knoxville. Tenn.
Mrs. Martin has many friends I'm
this city and many relatives In Nir-
ginia. she - widely known through
charming personality. The toast was
read IN Richmond originally. at a
meeting OF the North Carolina Society.
in May. 1904 II became famous at
once anc was printed all over the
country. IL became the state anthem.
and IL now. Here is the toast,
Here's to the land OF the long leaf
pine.
Where the weak grow strong and the
strong grow great
/ Here's to down home the Oh North
State.
/ Here's 90 the land OF the cotton
blooms white.
/ Where the scuppcrnong perfumes the
breeze az night:
] Where soft Southern moss and tcssa-
mine mate.
] .NnALA f|H NNN'I IIHEINE RAtAte ga AtAN Wv
North State
/ Here's 90 the land wheer th- gals
grows.
where the rhododendron roseat'
Elows.
Where scars Mount Mitchen's summit
great.
LIN the Land ~ the Sky. IN the Oh
North state.
Here's 20 the land where maidcns ar
fgirest
Where friends are truest ami col
hearts rarest;
The near land. the dear land. what
ever her fate.
. .ne blest land. the best land. tDe OF
North state"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
MONEY
FOR HEIRESS
Roberta ne Jnuon SIN Believed 90 Be
Held Prisoner hy Cohen. the
Waiter.


ia l'l-'' ''''
-etIer oe"'-nains '''
oe-ra Dc sanon. me heiresa' WHO
.r0-,aT urf-N Waiter Cohen. was receiv-
-,-. 49,. --.,-t--
&C lnNIs1at ot I--le' -'1-'' -'-
alre Erar6fa-her of the gill NJ bulsi
would not dfvulre thp contents % the
..... ~..--.-- 60 o., -. f.
he known thai "a ransom had been
..--.-l-- s,,- .s ro ~e~e.,-eH s.,
be rommuri catec with his lawyer
.r---- r. xr-.r--- who -rr.eaa sinner
-fer1urt 90 4o-l-e % Learf- h0--l
rr---r.- ana ON ...-- chan halle Ca -r--
ference AZ ~ L--l DO was 4tN.-r4 20 .-
--a tAa Ha--rrH Car q ransom and
re.. -Lae titr rI--- 20 -. ..--- N-.N
ana rra -. Mrs Henrietta Cohen
.e at t-e WAITER. -r-r- t-r t....
--r.a-r -.re- detectives called rr
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
HEART OF TOWN
is DESTROYED
BramWeii. West Virginia RaVaged By
Flames-BusIness eedOn
Destroyed.

BRAhfWETL. ". VA--Special The
entire business section Of this town
was destroyed b. Ere Friday The
frs originated in Smith s. O'COnnsr's
pool room from q defective hue-
TpVenty-Oue buildings were destroyed
and eighteen families rendered home
gess. The only buildings left between
the Bank o. BramWell and the Nor
folk and Western station are the Blue
stone Inn and the home ~ Edward
Cooper. both u which are damaged.
The property destroyed iE- !. l. Lee
store. ". =. Lee. store A. o Cod
frey. residence. n Abrahamson. de-
partment store and residence. Pence
Hotel ard residence. Smith ~ O'cCn-
ner's pool room and bowling alleys. "
A. Lee. residence. ~. q. featon. resi-
deuce. Bryauts residence and drul
store, ~. J. Smith. residence. 81 q
D.cEey. residence and store. - Joel
f con. residence and tailor shop, Hamle
Keen'E restaurant kane's timing and
/ roofing establishment. T. II. tineEan
plumber. Minter 4 1Einters attorneys
4 oflce. Mrs. NJ Belcher. boarding
E house. postoface. IAnara sam pi'
z room. GOofreyss livery and feed stable
{ barber shop. J. g. Hunt store J. +
4 ThorntOn, residence. and the room
and once Of Mayor WaddelL
TIE town. patroIlsc by ten guard
with Winchester rifles. rs now unoe
marital Law.
Ths less e estimated Al ,iss.ssa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
CONDITIONS inf &
THE TREASURY
Immense ImproN ement in Government
Revenues l. Reducing Deficit

There has been an immense inn
prOVement tn the governments reVe-
nues. and il IS not % be- explained
merely by the rush of importers &c
get their goods into our ports before
the new tariff rates went into effect
where they We're 10 bee higher. nor
yet by the postponemeut OF shipments
10 take advantage OF the new SEIZED
ules where they were 90 be lower
For December. up 90 the oath. the day
before the holidays, the receipts were
$41.570.OOO. as against 100000 less
last year and 50 900 900 less for the
corresponding period in December.
I 1907. following the financial disturb
ance. A further Improvement in the
/ condition % the Treasury for that
much o. December was scored by q
/ record OF diminished expenditures.
/ They were S45.OOO.OOO for this year,
( $50 900. 900 for last. and short OF S46.-
/ 100000, for 1907. Ia contrast with a
/ deficit OF s. .325 .223 I'm 1907 and S9279.-
l 363 last year. therefore. there was a
/ surplus for those days OF this Deem
Der Of S2117.4O4. Since then there
have been changes. OF course. but MOI
10 aIect materially the comparisons.
For the fscal year from July / q
the date which we have quoted To-
the comparisons the total receipts were
s3l7.48l 1853. az against $3O8. 500. SIS II
1907 and S28OA53212 last year. TX
penditures for the corresponding per
iods. however. were lsss alst year b,
some SIC. 900 900 aRd In 1907 by som
$42. 900 900. While there was a defici
OF S4l.463.1S7 for this year, therefore
the excess Of expenditures over re
lceipts for 1907 was only $S.O93.4 8l. Blu
for the corresponding period % las
year the deficit was more than SOS
900 900.
Ia the latter part OF last year Their
was a steady gain In revenue, whic
J cut down heavily the earlier estimate
! Of the deficit for the whole twelv
: months. With a stiil more marke
gain this year as the months go o
B the Treasury bids fair 20 come out
: comparative comfort But excessiy
: | expenditure. as President TAFT hs
Q warned us. In a thing 70 be avoids
. for a long time % oone. ~ not TO
ssor.-N. v. Press
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
PROMISE OF new
BELGIUM KING
World VIII Expect Albert TO Reduce
Horrors OF Congo.

Albert. the new King OF Belgium
makes good promises OF reform ia the
Congo. In his first address 90 the
people The king does not speak OF ere
form" doubtless feeling that such a
word would too markedly indicate lack
OF respect for the dead Leopold What
Albert said however. was an eloquent
plea for the turning over of new
leaf g promise that the regime that
has made the rule Of Leopold Odious
viii be replaced by a humane and IN
selfish government
A policy Of humanity and progress
I is 10 be enforced. The mission OF
/ colonization. according to the king
J cannot be other than a mission Of higi
/ civilization. Belgium has always KEEP
/ her promise" declared O.. new mon
arch. and when she engages 70 appl.
in the Congo a policy worthy OF her
none las a right 10 doubt her word.
None will doubt King Albert's word
At least none viii doubt his goo'
intentions But he has no easy tasl
ia front OF him. The government tia
has extended over from the days o
Leopclds personal and irresponsible
misrdle must, IL would appear. be root
ed out body and branch An entirel
new administration, in the hands @
patriotic. competent and unselhsh Bel
gians, must be inaugurated- The ma
ton Of Belgium stands disgraced an
besmeared BY its dead king. Nations
pride and every instinct OF decene
q VIII move not only the king. but ais
every honest and self-respecting Be
gian citizen. 70 do everything pOssibl
TO hasten the coming OF a completed
Few Misunderstanding Plain Deaie
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13

Every day o. good for start.
No time too late for an eager heart,
sun after sun arises above.
Ever In heaven is Father'r love.
stone upon stone. a. IS time 70 build.
To Join the forces. never filled,
Not too late 10 cleanse the soul.
And make the SHINING. grieved Eaart
whole
Build We fine mansions 60 the skies.
And Eild the towers which arise.
Half way 20 heaysa. the rest 81 tee
way
BE- ths hasd he shall lead IN % srtEste<
--BzsrfaA Tsmes-U1fsx.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13

WASHINGTON. ID. g. INn- S.-N
IL understood that the House may en-
oeavor 10 enlarge the scope q the
Humphrey resolution, providing for
an investigation OF the Dep0rtmsnt CT
the Interior. the General Land once
and the Bureau OF Forestry. so as 70
provide for a general investigation o.
the Agriculture Department i.steae
OF limiting Il 20 the Bureau o. lores-
try.
Senators contend that ~ an izduiry
into the conduct or the affairs II the
Agriculture Department be thougnl
advisable that matter should e lei
TO a separate COMMITTEES, else the labor
imposed upon the joint commltfee q
be appointed will be 80 great tnNt 20
task cannot be completed ia time q
be OF value in assisting Ga the ,AnD8
! Rena sf nsesssary ioGtAaakes-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
], M, WILLIAMS
LEAVES TIMES
Is SUCCEEDED By 4. B. WILLIAMS.
OF NEWS LEADER. HAS NOT
ANNOUNCED HIS PLANS.

ROANOKE. VA Special. J. n. vii
lioms. who has Tor several years been
the editor OF the Roanoke Times. sew
cred his connection Saturday with that
paper. he having been succeeded by A.
s. Williams. formerly OF tho News
Leader. but who has recently acquired
tn interest IN the property here. Ar.
williams does not announce any def
mite plans Tor the present
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13

The FUN conference. which meets -.
morrow uaorntuN. ~ 10 consist of such
member the authorities 90 cacn city.
b.sth commercial and municipal. msS see
M 90 attend.
Between seventy -nNe and one hundred
.irlrcatcs Nvrc Tn attendance a. this
mugs session -
It~ meeting adjourned az 1880
- clock. 10 Meet sSsln thts st1efnvY
a S.J0 q ciOSk.
knmth-.f session viii To- netd tufn"r
-ow morning and. n necessary. the nnAl
session toHivrroN afkvf noVu.
lne meetings arr open 10 the puotic-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
BROKE BYRD LAW;
HEAVILY PUNISHED

STANTON. Special Henry
scott was nned 500 and given thirty
days in jail. and put under $500 bono
Saturday for breaking the Byrd liquor
law by selling whiskey in dry terri
tory This BE- the second such case iu
one week. These are only two cases
OF the kind since the bars closed Oh
October goth.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
The One Exception.

The way 10 convince people mat
you have good judgment Is TO agree
with everything they say. But like ell
rules. this has an exception"
"SOR"
Yes: yea can't work II sa your
yyffe-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
Cheating the Law

you arrested when you come outer
thar
Te-he' I amt coming out-I'm
committing suicide (sinks with hub
ling GRIM Life.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13
FOR GOVERNMENT
SBy COMMISSION
wsuld Have Legislature Change the
Laws - Prominent 0nBcials
Attended.
RICHMOND. vA.-specisI-

which opened Thursday morning a. 10 /
I o clock in the assembly room, of the
Jefferson Hotel. for a two days ses-
/ son.
The conference grows out 81 /
I meeting Of the league held IN Staun- \
1 son last fal. and later conference /
2 On Roanoke. OF representative ol 4
T commercial and municipal bodies.
n attendance were delegates from /
d many cities 90 trc old Dominion. /
prominent among those present beinE
ne mayors cf several cities. notably .
4 scanoke. Portsmouth and Alexandra I
The object of the conference IS the
nrnulur catIo0 90 plans looking Co tht
20 tne General As-cUo s.. method
..C government which Viii suit thc in-
..l.U-EI needs 90 rnc various muniCi-
|.rr.rts Uf the Statc. 60 present tu|
j raf body certain important ChanEcs
/ % ,hc general laws aaecNug the gov
More Scope.
There is a Srowirs sentiment that
.rc-e scope fo- government is
|-retcd.
The con ference. 70 vas said by one
.rf the leading members this mor0'rr
nct intended as q retecucn upn.
1.-The present admin 'strauon OF an,
city. hut is nothing more nor Toss
. h.u cooperative movement look
r- tn the bcttc-mert % municipal
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-01-13

EofH fhe FfnunfOn and Eoanoke cOn-
fcrencea endorsed the plan OF having
fhla meeting just before the gathering
o. ffe legislature. in order 20 recon-
mend 10 that body some definite action.
The Stanton conference expressed a
doubt a. 20 the power % the Legislature
under the Constitution 90 grant mum
clpai charters providing for what is
commonly known as the com mi eaion
torn OF government. and without de-
ferFnlniug on the question whether such
form - e1pecient ia Wig nia. eitnsI
81 any particular city, yet the cor.
/ ferrnce felt that the Constit nticn should
be amended 30 aa 20 admit % some
option ~ cities iE rexaFe Go their Cd
| mfnfn9rafion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
Opportunity Knocks
NEW CANDIDATES,
LOOK HERE!

Fifteen candidates in District Num-
Der have an aggregate vote total of
but 1O2,465 votes. Six candidates in
District Number ] have an aggregate
vote total of but 1910 votes. Four
candidates i'm District Number have
an aggregate vote total of but S5,375
votes.
Do you realize what this means? In other words ten
yearly subscriptions The Trbnue twenty yearly sub
scrpions The Telegram would give entirely csndi
district precedence all contestants entered
in this division Two yearly subscriptions to The Tribune
four yearly subscriptions to The Telegram would give
District T. In district eight
yearly subscriptions The Tribune yearly sub
scrption The Telegram would give contestant the
If this ism the call of opportunity for HUSTLERS the
managers of the contest badly off.
Districts g. and the of Idaho Wyoming and
Nevada respectively And the opportunity for candidates
these three districts by any In
every division in the contest with the possible exception Of
race and get very district perhaps the capital
prizes,
Of course you aren energetic and willing to devote
little effort to the there trying but for hustlers
money! exchange for little work The Tribune
Teegrams $4,000 affords the opportunity of
lifetime
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-24
Following Is a List of Candidates
The totals shown below only include
D. m. Friday July D.
DISTRICT NO. I.


Kinney l Clayton ...............144S7
Miss Emma Picker. $50
Otto Grow. 66 North First $3.50
F. NJ kohenberg rs West Second South 20160
Mrs w L. Wetherbee. $50 North Second West... 1850
Minnie l. Campbell SO South West Temple. 12.Slo
Mr. Adolph Noelte, First 1910
Helen Irene Brooks. q Chicago 1908
w L. Hanson. 752 West South Temple. $3.50
Miss Esela Thorne. 92S Euclid avenue ....,... $40
Jessie Conway. 3s South West Temple. $3.50
E se cTs1s RToo rs %es ySe WsS5 Sar TS Tmnc S
Joseph westwood 574 North Third West $i5o
Miss Mccaum Fist
Miss Catherine Wood, So Western 1900
DISTRICT NO. 2.
Mis- Miss r. Lila Il Wilson SO $50 South os Msn
Eienor s. RTThs 367 south west Temple Si5S
Mrs e Boyd 75$ jefferson 1919
ME- Ms H;ts 81 sSn s
@ siS
Miss Minnie Hi ssI south west tsS1 Temple sfS
DISTRICT NO. 8
:" sHsHHs
Miss Josie HoSba Mcclellan $50
NJ, e 2ss ssS
Miss Miss fanf Fe LsEss% sns%ba I' + S5S 5S
Mr Shirley Guo 55 Gordon .....,........ 26o
Mr. Frank rank Poanskt Salt Lake s 1910
DISTRICT NO.
Mrs L.
Mrs, Dell Wilson 32 South Fourth
Mr. Edgar w. Hempe. $50
w. ii Fitzpatrick
Mr. H. Mess A Church
Mabel i. knucty
Miss Ethel Neteton 346 Fourth
Miss Alice L. Kinney o3l East Second
Miss Sherman
Morrison
Miss Margaret becuyer 5l7 South Fourth
Miss Iuela Mills. b44 South Third
Miss Olive Frank Woolcy, 500
Miss Elsie May Angel l54 Fifth
Mrs e. c. Madsen 2i3 Sixth East
Miss Marcel OKesson. 757 South
Miss Gladys Reid. 63 Fifth
Mrs j NJ Luce 4O7 South Sixth East
Miss Josephine Hrschmann. lOs@5 South
Mrs G. 7, Evans Ears
Mrs. W. r. Cotrel 1116 Perkins
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