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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-27

when Chairman EfdrcdEe Of salt
lake county announced 134 votes Tor
ConErcesman Howell. the convention
went into paroNysm Of enthusiasm.
The vote. divided. was.
First prcciuct-iiowcl. 81; Joseph.
10. Christensen. e.
Second prcclnct-FIowcli. 90. Joseph,
6. Christensen. 8.
Third prccinct-fTowcli. q. Joseph. 3
Fourth prccinct-Howe1. 15. Joseph.
Fifth pre~inct-HoweI1 s. Joseph. 10
County-Eoweii. 80. Joseph. 3: Chris
Jensen. =.
The defeat Of Christensen by Joseph
was one Of the features Of the conven-
tion. Following his defeat by Howell
Mr.. Joseph atoso 60 make the nominal
ticu unanimous.
Il want 60 say that tomorrow morn
ing will find me nj the beck and call
or my county committee" ne said i
want TO thank the supporters I had this
morning and viii say that I announce
by candidacy Tor two years hence. and
On the words of the immortal Uncle
Jesse knight. while I am not making
any promises. the party doesn't need G,
Worry over finances
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-27
-FOUR PARTIES TO
MAKE PLATFORMS
Outline of What the Wisconsin
Republicans and Democrats
Will Advocate.

Madison. Wis. sept. 26.-Four plat
form conventions will meet in this
city tomorrow-the Republican. Demo
cratic, SOcial-Democratic and Prohibi-
tion. There Is little mystery about any
OF them.
The Republican convention will have.
II there Is fun attendance Of the 1877
delegates. 112 who acknowledge the
leadership Of Senator IafOllptte The
platform will reflect his advanced
progressive ideas on railway and other
legislation, particularly with regard TO
me tariff; II was reported tonight that
plank demanding supervision OF nat
ural resources OF the state. and calling
for careful limitations I'm granting the
use OF water sites TO individuals and
corporations will be a feature.
This convention. like the others. act
Ing under the primary law OF the state.
will have a membership made up solely
OF candidates for the legislature and
state offices.
The Democrats will ratify the plsnks
adopted last summer at the Milwaukee
conference. and are expected TO
strengthen. where possible. and pos
sibly to add others more radical 20
meet the advanced stand which they
look fdr in the Republican pronuncia-
mento.
An outline OF planks prepared to-
night by the platform committee OF
Payne Aldrich tariff is an indefensibfe
masterpiece Of injustice. The platform
| favors an income tax and the direct
| election Of senators. All governmental
subsidies are opposed and the new
postal savings bank law IS condemned
as calculated TO remove the savings OF
/ the people TO the money Centers.
| In expressing approval OF the con-
| servatiOn Of natural resources. the out
4 line Of the platform condemns the
/ Taft administration and especially Sec
/ rotary Bsllinger.
| state regulation OF trusts is advo-
/ Gated as a factor in curbinE monOpolies
The repeal OF the twenty per cent
/ law is urged. Home rule for the
/ LIQUOR traffic Is advocated. and also the
/ initiative and referendum and the re-
i call.
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WEST POINT IMBROGUO ALL COMPLAINTS NEEDED
Government Engaged In Twice Many
Trust Investigations Were
Before 10 Year Ago.

Washington. Sept 26-In spite OF
the general understanding that The
government would undertake uo more
trust busting suits until the Standard
oil and Tobacco cases were decided NY
the supreme court. the Invc~tiEatf, n
bureau OF the department OF justice
now is engaged in more than twice
a. many trust Investigations az Dc mad
under consideration "A year aGl.
No complaint. no matter how lnSlg-
nificant. IS allowed to pass 81 it gives
the slightest promise OF leading to the
establishment Of "a case.
The investi cations OF the last Few
months have convinced the officials
forking on the suits that the days OF
trust agreements are ended and no
more evidence iu black and white OF
that sort may be expected. From now
on. the estigatorS will deal with
the so-callCd Eentlemens agreement s.
20 which there Is little tangible evt-
dcnca attached
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81 NNONS.

IL THE THIRD JUDICIAL DIS
trict court OF the state of Utah. in and
for Salt Lake county.
County OF salt Lake. state OF Utah
S.
Josephine GUlison. plaintiff W.
George r. ellison. defendant.-Sum-
mons.
The state OF Utah TO the said de-
defendant. You are hereby summoned 70
appear within twenty days after service
OF this summons upon you. n served
within the county in which this action
IS brought. otherwise. within thirty
DAYS after service. and defend the above
entitled action: and in case OF your fail
ure so 20 do. judgment will be rendered
against you according to the demau :
OF the complaint. which has been filed
with the clerk Of said court.
This action is brought to recover a
Judgment dissolvinE the bonds OF
matrimony heretofore existing between
you and the plaintiff.
VIM. :. DALTON.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ASsIGNEE,s SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale the stock OF goods. fixtures and
good will OF the business OF Cammack
Bros. at Bull. Ida, as follows
Merchandise per inventory Shore. %
f1NtureS .........-.- 5SA. 90
The stock is in excellent condition
and consists % general stock OF mems
and boys clothing and furnishings.
shoes. hats, etc.
Bids will be received M until : n. m.
Tuesday. october 4. at the office or tile
undersigned. at the Citizens state bank
Bull lea Bids must be accompanied
by a certified check or current funds
for 10 per cent OF the amount offered.
which will be refunded II the bid Is not
accepted. The right is reserved TO re-
feet any and all bids
For further Information consult the
undersigned or The Utah Association or
Credit Men, Boston building. salt Lake
RUSS W. ALFRED.
Buhl. Ida Trustee.
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Entire Cadet Corps Stiu Under Arrest
for HumiIiafinE Captain
Rufus y. LonEan.

West Point. y. Y. Sept. 26.-With the
entire cadet corps still technically un-
der arrest and the board OF inquiry
into the silence" instituted against
Captain Rufus l.. Longan by the corps
while at supper Saturday evening stun
in session. definite developments in the
unique situation at the United states
military academy here were lacking
today.
The findings OF the board may not
he made known FOR n week. IL rs said
semi-officially that Captain isongan Is
charged by the cadets with un1uStifl-
able accusations and marking up &c
merits when there was no occasion TOT
st. Colonel +. W. Sibley. conmandant
Of cadets, said today the facts would
be sifted to tho bottom and the entire
corps punished.
The twenty-first class men. who
started the trouble. VIII be given the
most severe punishment-not dismissal.
but will be required 10 do extra guard
duty and all privileges denied.
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DYNAMITE OUTRAGE
Attempt 60 Wreck New business
block In Kansas city.

Kansas city. sept. 6.-Dynamiters
tonight attempted 10 wreck a new
business block which g. n. Frisbee. a
contractor. is erecting at Eighteenth
street and Grand avenue. -Four heavy
charges OF the explosive were placed
under wall or the building and the
fuses to all OF them lighted Only
two charges exploded. however. The
damage was slight.
Police have been unable TO ascertain
the cause FOR the dyuamiting- Frishee
employed union labor on the structure.
This "a the third attempt at wrecking
structures that has been made here
In two months.
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MExICAN TOwN BURNING.

Bisbee. Ariz.. Sept. 27.-Nsco. q town
OF 1900 people. located on the McNi-
can line. nine miles south OF Bisbee. In
this county. is being destroyed by fire.
according to information received here
early this morning. The Western
Union operator reported at midnight
that he would be forced TO flee for his
lie shortly after the wires parted.
The immigra tion officers reported at
midnight that the town was doomed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-27
FOUL MURDER IN CANADA
BODY Of Is-Nesr-Oid Girl Found In
Deserted House In Out
skirts of Goderich.

Detroit sept. ga special from
Godericm Ontario. says.
Elizabeth Anderson. 10 years Old
was found murdered yesterday I'm q
deserted house in the outskirts OF
town. Her father. Wesley Anderson,
led the searching party thai discov-
cred the girls body.
Miss Anderson disappeared yester-
DAY morning shortly after being seen
in conversation with a stranger.
The body was found in dark cor
ncr Of a cellar buried under pile Of
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ROBBED BY A NEGRESS
John Bunker's Roll Lifted ON second
south Near Stste street.

John Bunker. a wireman employed
with the %. :. J.. block signal crew
stationed at ShOshoue. Idaho. was
robbed OF $3.50 by neEress on Sec
ond South street Immediately east or
State street shortly after 1 o'clock this
morning. Bunker told the police that
the negress threw her arms about his
neck. slid her hand into his inside
pocket and. relieving him OF his money.
dashed away. He came TO Salt Lake
from Shoshone yesterday noon.
At an early hour this morning. -
negress by the name OF Anna Stewart
was captured by the police and idcnti-
fled by Bunker as the woman who
robbed him None Of the money was
found in her possession.
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NOTICE or SALE.

THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
property seized OF the Merchants Pro-
tectfve association under warrant OF
distraint for the nonpayment OF as
seSsed taxes due will be sold as pro-
vided by Section $3.50. Revised Statutes.
at public auction. on November End
1910. at 10 a. m. in Room 4. Fourth
Floor Postoffice building. Salt Lake
City. Utah: one golden oak desk. one
\. y. Dick Co. Planotype No. I. Ser
ial No. 170. one mahogany filing desk
and one Wilton carpet.
r. r. CALIiSTER.
Collector OF Internal Revenue.
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was written into the platform. only 70
be stricken QUE later upon reconsidera-
tion. The plank was as folloWs'
Section - OF Article ~ or the con
stitution Of the state % Utah provides
.rht legislature shall pass laws cs-
tablishinE reasonable maximum rates
of charges for the transportation or
passengers and freight. Tor correcting
abuses. and preventing discrimination
and cNtortion I'm rates or freight ana
passenger tariffs hy the dilIercnl ta az
roads. and other common carriers in the
state. and shall enforce such laws ~
adequate penalties"
We pledge our representative I'm the
next legislature 90 the fulfiilmcut or
this mandatory provision. either by the
crca tiou Of a public utilities commits
sion. or by direct legislation
No attempt was made ON the floor of
the convention to pass the plank.
Strnup n Nominated.
with the urduous task Or handling
the platform behind them the delegates
rushed eagerly into the remainder 81
the convention work. and with tactltN
and dispatch completed the order or
business
Before the nomination for supreme
justice. Farley T.. Christensen arose and
asked that the method % voting be
hV each delegate walking 10 the plat
form. depositing bis ballot and return
Ing to his seat. This unusual procedure
caused a general laugh.
Carl a. Badger placed the name or
Justice ~. y. Straup in nomination.
paying him glowing tribute. The
mention Of the name famed the con-
vcntiou into flame or applause. and
the nomination was made 10y acclama-
tion.
Congregational Race.
Harry s. Joseph and Farley p. chris
Jensen were known To- have divided
minority In the race for ConEress
AKA inst Joseph Howell. the present In
cumbcut and when the nominations
were called. the question OF majority
for Howell was upprrmoEt
L T. WILEY of salt Lake nominated
CouErevsman Howell. making a. plea for
just such e. man in Congress as Mr..
nj a. Ridcout Of salt Lake offered
the name 81 Mr.. Christensen. and he
was followed hy James a. Dcviue. city
attorney OF ogden. who nominated Har-
Iudrc j Albert Howell Of the district
court at ogden denied that there was
inactivity iu the Howell family 81
Weber county and said that me and
other HOwclls In Weber county would
work hard 90 elect their relative from
Cache.
HoIIInESuorth l. Hcbukcd.
10 was here that Charles r. Hollings-
worth had the bad taste To- call Harry
Joseph Insulting names. and the con-
vrnfion roarcd SIS disapuroval. finally
compelling him Co apologize.
HoliinEvworth called Joseph 'poltt-
seal nondcacript' and ward heller
lie was Missed and prevented from pro-
cccding Delegates demanded that he
anofoEize before DE be allowed 20
proceed. and Rudolph Kuchler or Weber
stepped uD 90 the speaker and demanded
an apology. ft was then that H0lliuEs-
worth made an ahicct apology TO the
convention and proceeded with a sec
ondinE speech Tor Congressman Howell.
Vote on ConEr~-~mau
The vote by counties for Congress
follows.
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COMPANY BRINGS SUIT.

New York. sept. 26.-The New York
branch OF the Russo-Chinese bank
brought suit for $500. 900 today against
its erstwhile youthful cashier. Erwin
!. Wider. now awaiting sentence for
lootinE the strong box OF more than
$500. 600. This move 90 recover money
indicates that the bank does not place
much trust in Wider's story that he
lost all his stealings in Wall street.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-27
CHRONIC ULCERS
INDICATE BAD BLOOD

Where the blood is pure any wound
or laceration of the flesh heals "by
first intention" This is true because
nature has provided a constituent to
the circulation known as Plasna,
which joins and holds the place to-
gether until the hbres and tissues can
permanently knit and Intervene
Whenever the ulcer becomes chronic
it is because this healing quality of
the blood has been impaired by some
irupurity in the circulation, and the
place remains open. injecting all sur
rounding flesh, until the character of
the circulation is changed. No sore
can heal where the blood is bad be-
cause the morbid impurities on which
it thrives are constantly deposited
into it by the burdened circulation.
Cleanse the blood and the sore will
heal Of its own accord, because then
its very source and foundation will
have been destroyed. S. S. S. cures
Chronic Ulcers of every kind for the
one great reason that it thoroughly
lpurifies the blood. Il goes into the
circulation and removes every particle
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Notice no CREDTTORS-

ESTATE OF EDWARD II. AIRS
deceased. Creditors will present
claims with vouchers TO the under
signed at No. 719 Newhouse building
on or before the Sd day of July. A. ID.
1911. ANNIE AIRS,
Administrative OF the Estate OF Ed
ward II. Airs. Deceased.
Date Of first publication, August 80,
A. ID. 1910
Edwards & Ashton. Attorneys for
Estate.
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cnNNENTIoN NOTES.

The eagle on the beehive was again
adopted for the party emblem.
The oregon Short Line carried the
majority OF the salt Lake delegates
both WAYS making the run 90 ogden In
a second uucer 40 minutes. and return
not much more.
Tho mention 81 the name ~ Roosevelt
brought out a. veil every time. When
his ricturc was placed beside that OF
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RESULT on FEUD.

jacksonville. Ill Sept. 26.-Wnliam
Duffy today shot and probably fatally
wounded Clay Duffy. with a shotgun.
at Franklin. III. The shooting is said
TO have been the elimination OF a
feud Both men are from Kentucky.
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VIII UrEe Murphy.
rARTED FnR GOOD.

GAINESVILLE, o.. sept 26.--It became
known today that Mrs. Howard Chan
dler Christy wife Of the artist. left
the Christy home on the Muskingum.
below here. Sunday. and returned to
New York. No member OF the family
accompanied her TO the station. and
she used taXicab instead OF the
Chrixty automobile. Friends Of the
family say that all hope Of the eXffcted
reconciliation has been abandoned.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

ESTATE or ELIZABETH STAAIM.
deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at us Bos-
ton building. salt Lake City, Utah. on
or before the goth day OF January. A.
-. 1911.
ALICE DE VEIN.
Administrators OF the Estate OF Eliz-
abeth Stamm. Deceased.
r. q. LeatherwoOd. Attorney for Ad-
ministratriN.
Date Of first publication. September
% A. D. 1910.
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AFTER WAYOH,S SCALE.

Columbus. o.. Sept. 2s-Petitions ask
ing Governor Harmon to suspend May
or Marshall on charges or gross mis-
mana cement or the car strike situation.
were formally filed at the governors
office today.
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STATE REPUBLICANS ADOPT
Strong LOCAL OPTION PLANK.

o absorbing attention the phases of the
being thhed opponents before and on
the committee.
Of followed by
Of attempt rejected into the state
platform
badly divided the liquor question: and
doeed with facility
caused sensation committee and
venon The passed by the committee after hard fright and
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what source the impurities Of the
blood came, S. S. S. will remove item.
Book on Sores and Ulcers and any
medical advice free to all who write.
THE SWIFT sREcITlc CO.. Atlanta, Ca
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HER BAGGAGE HELD
Declaration Of Prominent society
Woman Did MI CnrrN Weight.

New York sept. 26-Mrs. r. y.
Slater Of Eeadville. Mass. related 10
the prominent Slater family OF sew
England and financially Interested m
New York firm Of tho same name.
was not permitted Co tabN away her
baggage when she arrived today frotn
Europe on the Kaispriu AuEustc NC
toria. She declared ten model gowns.
valued at $1,000. and additional per-
sOnal effects worth S2Oo. but the in
spectors insisted ON n comp'c'e APP
praiScment Of the contents OF her nine
pieces OF baggage.
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HAnPIsT Dad.

New York. sept 2s.-John Chesrie.
aged 90. the harpist. considered by
many musicians for years 20 be the
greatest living exponent or his iustru-
ment. died today at his home here after
a brief illness.
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BIG FIGHT WAGED
AGAINST GAYNOR
Democrats Are Lining Up at
Rochester, N. Y, on Eve of
Democratic Convention.

Rochester. y. Y. Sept. 26.--The opDo-
nents Of Mayor Gaynor devoted today
and tonight to preparation for the
struggle against his selection Tor the
head Of the Democratic state ticket,
which seems likely to be the distin-
gushing feature OF the two DAYS re-
naming before the convention.
The extent OF this opposition is diff
cult 10 define. Friends Of James "a.
$. Ravens declare that 20 covers the
western hair Of the state and some as
sert that there Is no demand for the
mayors nomination outside OF New
head the anti-GaynOr forces and hope
20 enlist the aid OF other candidates on
the ground that the elimination of
Gaynor e. the first requisite toward
eusuring the success OF anybody else
no matter from what section OF the
state he halls.
VIII Trge Murphy
The opponents OF Gaynor t-is said
VIII urge upon Charles r. Murphy. the
Tammauy Han leader. and others. that
90 will be dangerous to depend too Far
upon the popular sentiment I'm GaynOr s
favor. enEendered by his attempted as
sassinatio that but for this sym pa thy
Judge Gaynor would not have his pres
ent lead for the nomination and that
81 o. not strong enough TO weather the
strain OF hard campaign
The Ravens men admit that they
have no assurance OF the support Of
William r. Hearst n their candidate
received the nomination. but they cal
attention to the fact that the New York
ran for Congress and hope that tins
course indicates that Mr.. Hearst has
forgotten that Ravens opposed hin
when Hearst ran for governor IN lyOb
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OF infectious or
m orbid matter,
enriches the cor
puscles, and as
sists nature in
the formation of
the zee ary
Plasmic qualities
of this vital fluid.
No matter from
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clothing. The girls throat was cut
from ear TO ear and her body was
much mutilated.
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SENSATIONS ON FLOOR OF THE CONVENTION
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Donald Stubs was well known IN
railroad circles I'm Salt Lake. He was
formerly district freight and passenger
agent for the Short Line at Boise. for
four years, until 1900. He went east
for several years and then came to
salt Lake as chief OF the tariff bureau
under General Freight Agent J. 4.
Reeves. lie was here FOR several
months. when he was transferred to
Cleveland. o.. I'm June OF this year. as
general agent for the Union Pacific
company. He left Salt Lake to mar
~ Miss Marguerite Wheeler OF New
York. Then the two went TO Cleveland
20 mako their home.
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co. g Up. Main
street, y per year and upwards.