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GLOBE LABOR UNION DIRECTORY

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR Federation of Labor-Mees second and fourth Labor ball. H. D. Green president; F. H. Myers, secearyj M F. Smith, treasurer
 CARPENTERS JoINERs and Joners Meets Thursday Labor hall 730 m. hliam Hayes president; C. D. Olds, treasurr F. W. Tenbrook financial secretary.
  Globe Miners Union F. MMees every Tuesday at p. NJ. F. Page presiden William Wills, secretary P. J. Hipple special organizer. Typographical Union Meets Sunday month in Unionn Labor hall Arthur G. Oliver ident; F. Hodsworth secretary. Employees Wednesday night month in Carpenters hal at 730 m w. T. Wright presi dent; E. Collins, ary.
 BARRIERS Barbers International Union of America Meets Flora presldent; Otto Perdue, secretary.
 BARTENDERs Bartends International League of America No SIP Meet. first third Thursdays in Union Labor ha H. presiden Tom Henderson, secretary-treasurer
  No 217. Meets first and thrd Friday the month Labor Council hall Joseph Freeman resident; John Meehan president; Jack Roberts, secretary. INTERNATIONAL STEAM ENGINEERs-Globe Lo. cal 390-Mees and third Monday at D. in each month Labor Union ha North Broad Mclean, president; William Ross, secretary.
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designated was a s Ii g h t, swarthy fellow in the uni form of a colonel. He did not appear to be particularly happy at the mo- ment.
 The American ob- served the lady's dainty ears. They had turned a deli cate pink.
 "M ay I ask W h o. egan Truxton timidly.
 "She will know if you merely call me Lorraine"
 They parte d company at once, the prince and the lady in the rajah silk going toward toward the gates, l by no means sure
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McElroy for best painting materials.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
HASKELL ATTACKS
TEDDY VIGOROUSLY
Makes an Analysis of What He
Terms the "New Colonel
Roosevelt"

LAWTON. Okla. Sept. 15.-In al ad.
dress at the Southwestern States fall
here this afternoon Gov. C. \. Haskell
delivered what he termed an analysis OF
the new Colonel Roosevelt" He paid
particular attention to the Muskogee
town lot cases and his own removal from
the Democratic national committee. both
OF which he said originated in political
moves on the part OF Roosevelt for per-
secution only.
commenting on principles announced
py NooseVeit IN the latters Kansas Civ
speech. the governor endeavored to show
tHe former president insincere, and said
ne had suffered an entire change OF
tnought since his presidential term ex-
pired.
n or Roosevelts comment on the United
States supreme court he said: 49,.
Is It building for the welfare of our
country when leaders OF public thought
oreed lack OF respect or encourage con
IeInpt ior our great institutions" He said
Roosevelt had stopped prosecutions he
fore the Interstate Commerce. cornrnis-
sion to protect Paul Morton. He assert
ed that II. II. DaugheCty. a Renubiican
lawyer of Columbus, was Indicted with
hlm In the town lot cases. but prosecu-
Ion was stopped by Roosevelt because
Daugherty was prominent In the parry
Closlng. the governor said
Where he asserts his PRINCIPLES 10 be
clean. impartial and OF the sdlare deal
nature. other facts heretofore rnrstod
snow the certainty OF his change of mol
ISN IN those particulars"
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Births.

Donwar Johannes. Second avenue and
street. boy.
Cyrus william Gold. Cannon ward,
boy.
Charles Batcman. 1863 Lucy avenue,
girl
Alfonso Jacclno, 551 West Fourth
South street. girl
Jacob Moe 1873 North Seventh West
street. girl
Nephl Pratt Cannon ward. girl.
Karl Peck. $40 South Glendale avenue.
boy
Chester j. Hope. 5T2 Wall street, girl.
Peter l.. Petersen, 1925 West First
South street boy,
John oldfeld. 1920 South Johnston ave-
nue., girl.
Frederick Ehlers. 1475 South Second
East street. girl
Joseph A. Fitzpatrick, 26S South Eighth
West street boy.
John Hutchinson. 3sl South Sixth East
street. girl
Eugene F. Berling. s43 Rice street, girl.
Edward H. Anderson. Jr., l146 Cleve-
land avenue, boy.
George a. Con-. 1l42 Roosevelt avenue
boy.
Leslie C. Young, lss West First North
street, girl.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16

impressed almost one half OF the Repub
llcans of the state which rises above
any and all principles OF party consid
Grafton, namely. that graft has en-
tered into the Republican management
of state affairs. This large majority OF
the party can logically lay this embar.
rassipg condition at the feet of an un.
holy alliance between the Gooding
Brady machine and the Mormon church
In partial corroboration of the exist
ence of a compact between Governor
Brady and this southeastern Idaho Nor.
mon vote, directed from the heads of
the church in Utah, no better proof
is required than the boastful words of
the governor himself in an interview
during his last visit north. in which he
said this:
Tie Mormons! I have always been
strong with them, and they are with
ME, both in matters of policy and dur
ing the present contest
Enough said. That suggestion solved
the problem! The fulfllment of this
statement. put the other candidates of
the Republican party out of business.
would have nominated either O Neil or
Clagstone. But they had failed to make
the alliance. Brady made it, and Brady
won No land board scandals swerved
the Mormons one iota from the ex-
pressed will of the leaders. and Brady
triumpbed!
Just what Republican principle is
augmented by such an un.American sys-
tenn is difficult of solution. How long
the mad pace Is to exist and to what
end. is problematical!
May Solve the Problem
1t may be the Clagstone intervention
with the supreme court will solve the
problem for the Republican party. Per
haps II may be turned over to the peo-
pie with Governor Brady as the candi.
date of the Republican party, with the
added embarrass ssment Of proof not suf-
fcient to sustain the charges in court
of law. but proof Just the same
Whatever the outcome, the Repub.
lican party may have some trouble elect
ing its candidate for governor, and if
elected, the state of Idaho may have
some problems to face of graver proper.
tions than ever before in its brief but
history, for the day of grand
juries is abroad in the land and a very
wholesome spirit of inquiry into oues
Uionable official conduct possesses the
public mind,
There is no legitimate reason why a
decent, gh-grade, scrupulous Republi.
can party should not win In Idaho,
entirely devoid of an unholy alliance
with the Mormons. Even If the nom
NAL head of Republicanism is overtaken
by Justice in subsidizing newspapers;
and generally In purchasing his renom.
nation with his boarded wealth, are
.hese fractures greater moral sin; are
they more stupendous sins against pa
notism than encouraging church die. |
,ation in politics; protecting polygamy
md permitting illegal graft by as
in office, as Governor Gooding
lid, and as Governor Brady has done I
10 recently?
The Republican party is about due for
wreck on the sand bars OF its own
distinguished folly,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
Mr.. Clagstone's Claim That
Brady Spent More Than the
Law Allows.
EVERYBODY BELIEVES 1T;
SUIT IN SUPREME COURT
Brady Employs Counsel, and a
Big Fight Is Sure to
Come.
BY O, E. ARNEY.
The Tribune

Spcclal 10 Inc tribune.
BOISE, Ida. Sept, 15.-James H
Brady has been nominated for gov.
ernor of Idaho by the Republicans of
the state, as appears from the incom"
plete returns from the various counties
of the state, in the first primary elec-
tion ever held in Idaho.
According to the terms of the new
Idaho primary law. candidates for gov
ernor are limited in their expenditures
of funds for campaign purposes to $3.50
The Law provides that proof presented
TO supreme court of an expenditure of
money III excess of that amount, oper
ates 70 the disqualification Of any such
candidate for the office of governor.
Paul Ciagstonc, the Republican speak.
er OF the last house of representatives,
has given out his intentions, in specific
terms, to call Mr.. Brady to book for
his expenditures in the campaign Just
closed, resulting in defeat of his own
aspirations as the Republican candidate
for governor He has travelled from his
home in Bonner county, the most north
ern of the counties Of Idaho. TO Boise,
and is here to stay until the case is pre-
senred and the decision rendered from
this the highest court of final determin-
alton of this subject.
Brady in Defense
Speaker Clagstone has evidently con.
v1nced Governor Brady of his determin.
aion TO force him to defend his expense
account against the operation of this
law, which he has filed with the secre
tary Of state. showing an expenditure
OF S6l6. or $135 less than the sum pro
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16

hlhlted HIM as an expense account nm.
der the law. In proof of this conclu.
SION, the governor has employed such
able counsel TO defend his case as Hon.
Edgar Wilson and Hon Charley Cava-
naugh of Boise, Speaker Clagstone
has not yet announced his attorneys,
bat it is needless TO say ho is making
scores of his Republican friends in the
capital city
| am not advised of the details of
Clagstone proof. / do not know a
single item he proposes to produce to
serve to push the governor over the
line to his political finish In its pres
ent status the case is serious cne and
interesting from standnoint of practical
politics.
In all the fullness of the Clapstonc
charges against the Brady expense ac-
count; the case is n Republican mix up.
The governor is Republican. Hc
has employed Republican attorneys.
The speaker is Republican and scores
of Republicans here in Boise, some of
them state Office holders, are helping
INN. The supreme court are Repubh-
cans, and in the event of an adverse
decision the law presumes that a Re
publican state committee will be re.
CURED to name another candidate for
governor.
All this turmoil comes about to the
Of the approaching state
which is short at best
His Huge Expenditures.
From my view point the minds of the
people are settled in the conviction that
Governor Brady has actually expended
more than $3.50 and for that matter
more than $500 In his primary cam
paign. This has been the universal com
mcnt of too many people over south
ern Idaho during the past ten weeks,
% admit of serious denial, Supporters
If the governor make no serious denial
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of the charge. Some defend him and
condemn the law. while quite all agree
that it is very doubtful IL he has not
so covered the various payments that
n sum In excess of his sworn statement
cannot be directly traced to tie gove.-
nor himself II for instance Clagstoa ;
should prove tho employment of VIII
Gibson as Governor Brady s. agent, in
a sum To exceed the $64 item mentioned
In the governor account, another
might be brought forward to testify
that he paid Mr.. Gibson, Yet the pes.
pie would believe. the evidence TO be
an evasion. If the $4,000 item allege
to to have been paid by the governor for
the ReXburg Standard should hc proven
10 have been paid by Gibson or by
another. the public wolld still be of the
opinion that Governor Brady furnished
the money to take the paper from Bar.
nCey o Neil 3 political support and
place 1t TO his own
If the governor should take oath with
nplifted hand to high heaven that he
had not subsidized the Evening CAPITAL
News of Boise, no one acquainted with
HIM or with the past history of the daily
would believe the statement.
Wedge of Dissolution.
The CIagstone charge agains, Cover.
nor Brady may mark the entering
wedge TO dissolution of the Republican
party in Idaho. The party is in dire
straits IN It's present condition. without
the addition of proof before the supreme
court of a direct charge of law. break.
ing on the part Of its nominal head, the
governor, whom the party has renom.
mated as their candidate for reelection.
The chairman of the state committee
and the speaker and George Fletcher
have been defeated at the polls, and
they all have their many cogent friends
who refuse TO believe in the sincerity
of Governor Brady
The direct primary has done for the
Republican party that which has al
ways been charged it would do, viz,
riveted the charge that the Mormons
are with Governor Brady for the pur
pose of that degree of protection which
he has and will give 10 them.
This charge is of more than passing
to the intelligence of the
of the non Mormon voters
OF the state of Idaho who, for the most
part. are guided by a lofty degree of
pure American patriotism,
The Republican party of Idaho has
three elections through the
agency of this directed Mormon vote,
against charges OF a coalition with the
Utah hierarchy, Mr.. Brady has yielded
NO the "pound of flesh - with the same
dolatrous devotion to the Mormon sys.
tenn that was adhered to by his prede.
,eesor, Governor Gooding, whose ambl !
lions he served as chairman of the Re.
publican state committed
The six southeastern counties have
been the one and in one instance the |
only dependable salvation of the Repub.
lean party of Idaho.
A Severe Test.
In the contest JUST closed, by which |
he direct primary has been given q Sc
,ere test, an issue has arisen that has |
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16

Centennial celebration Careful attention
had been given 20 the costuming or t6e
~ ~aiiierent periods represented. and the
seHerai erect was excellent
FIRST came group of Aztec warriors
CARRYING the standards of the Lords 80
Montezuma. who fell early in fha civ
teenth century before the SpanisL rnr,
queror Cortez: Indian princes borne ~
pa!anquin. Cortez himself acconna niad
oy Dona Marina. his Indian rnistrasn
VINO rose from the position OF s,on.
10 political Independence; noonneaS =
!Imusketeers. ~! boWmen, captains, friars a1d
Tlaxoa tlan allies. ana
IN the second group were some Of tba
Viceroys who enjoyed office when the
olGISsroyalty OF Spain was founded al
court. Oh the
The next division told the story ~,
ildalso and Morelo who lost theI- bs,Se
lot lomentinS revolution against SnaqN
III lS1o-lo. and the entry Info rho III,
OF the allied armies under Aupn.t,r eiSs S
lturb!de' the royalist colonel. who brn,,,,t
aoout the short-lived monarchy and u,as
proclaimed emperor In 1922 "ae
me federal republic was portrs,,.s
ana then the French invasion, tho &c CO..
OF eeueretarro. where Emperor Mox1n,si'
Han made his last stand and W. N'IhiI. Ih
on on S3 Snns ls' 1877; the birth of the republic
OF ol Mexico and the more familiar epochs
OF the last Of the century. ''oeiiS
President Diaz gave an audience 20.
dav to the visiting newspaper msn. pr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
SPECIAL AGENT NAMED
FOR INSPECTION OF SITES
Special TO The Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Sept 15.-The secre-
tary Of the treasury has detailed Louis
Shipley OF Logan. Utah. as agent TO visit
Idaho Falls. Twin Falls. Ida. and Green
River. Wyo.. to examine sites offered
for the erection of public buildings at
these places.
The following postoffces will become
domestic money order Offices on Oc-
tober. L: .
Utah-Lake Fork
Idaho-Forney Park
Wyoming-Arlngton, Bonanza. Camp
Steel. Careyhurst Durham. Kirby Lu-
cerne Pavilion. Powder River. Rockpoint.
Thornton.
The number of pensioners on the roll
OF the pension office on July L was as
follows.
Utah-1lO6 pensioners. amount paid.
Sl19.T96.
Nyomi9g-loi5 pensioners; amount
paid $3.50 24S.79,
Idaho-2i79 pensioners; amount paid,
S42l. .lil.TS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
NOTICE.

Notice IS hereby elyas /,
council OF Salt Lake CiW 4
ton of such council 10 nAsi
ing described lmproyement /,
Constructing cement sids1
feet wide and four "a -
the west side of Glendlh
Seventh South street 70 ~
on the east side OF Glewl.
Eighth South street 10 ~
and on the south side a
street from Glendale suts
230.T2 feet east, in s!deS1
IL. and defray the aouus.
the cost ana expense llen1
at one thousand three -
nine and I3-l00 tSl3-a"
95-l00 ($0.95) dollar per ~
foot of abYtting properly
1892 feet abuttlne ssh
by a local assessment w
pieces OF ground within ,n'
scribed district, being @s
affected and benefited p'
ment, namely:
The east side OF lots !
block .; the east side Of
elusive. block 3, the Sss,
and IS. the north side !" Il
inclusive. block 2. j. =
division. section II, loS,
range ! west. SELF La"' y
ian.
estimated at one tlioIsii,s,; ii,,;,i
ninety-four and 5O-loo Nls "a;
Of which sum the ciIs
hundred sixty-!our ana
ired twenty-nine and g,I
70 he raised BY ~
,ying out OF such in5,nt0II i.,Ins y
in writing. sialliis I'D,
block. or description o. ;l,s vi; n;
5cfober' Set 1910, being "a ~
aid. council when IL VIZ nhsi
.ider such protests ana wv
,e made thereto: ,,, "a
BY order of the e'V
axe City. Utah. uN
Dated August 29'a' al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
HYDE UNABLE TO
PRESS HIS LIBEL SUIT

KANSAS CITY. Sept. l5.-The libel
sult orousht by Dr., b Clark Hyde. un-
Thomas n, Swope against John G., PAY
ton. executor for the Swope estate, was
day "
The libel suit was filed Just before tho
coroners inquest over the body OF Col
onel Swope,
The attorneys announce that the suit
was dismissed because DR.. Hyde would
not be able to prosecute 1t while In jail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
Mexico Celebrating i'm Honor
of Former Greatness

MEXICO CITY. Sept. l5-Mexico
brushed up on Its history today, Witness
ing pageant which pictured in chrono-
logical order notable events from the
days of the Aztecs down TO the estab-
lishment OF the present republic
The parade, in which 200 persons par
ticlpated passed through the square In
front OF the national palace and there
ives reviewed by President Diaz, diplo-
mats and special ambassadors To the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
Real Estate Transfers.

Mary G. Cluff ct al. to Equitable
Home Bldg. Co.. lots 81 and As.
block 2, Forest Dale -.s
l., j. Shepherd and wife TO Ruby
NJ. Woodhesd. part section %,
township south. range | west.
Christian P. Taboo TO George c.
Hansen. lots 2, 8. and 5. Sandy
John S. Johnson to Anna Hansen,
lot g. block Q Johnson's State
Street subdivision ......
George II: Horne and wife to KIM
ball & Richards. lots l243 and
1244. Highland Park addition.
Charlotte Thies TO Equitable Home
Bldg, Co, lots 35 and Sc. block 8,
Perklns's Second addition ..,..,
n. II. Stone and wife TO Claud
Richards. lot l6. block ], Per-
klns's Second addition ..,...
Julia A c. Morton 10 T. F. II. Nor
ton part LOT I. block I3, ten-acre
plat A ..-....,...s..s-,..
Julia A. c. Morton to Julia NJ. NJ.
Morton. part lot 7, block AZ. ten
acre plat A.,,............
George Tilbury and wife to Gllls
Construction Co., part lot s. block
Charles Tying and wife 10 Lorraine
lnvt. Co.. lots 0 and 10, block 4
East park .,.............
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
Safe Medicine for Children

Foley's Honey and Tar is safe
and effective medicine for children, as
1t does not contain opiates or harmful
drugs. Get only the genuine Foley,s
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
Schramm-.J Johnson Drugs. FIVE stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued by A. B.
Hirth, city Inspector OF buildings. yester-
day and today, al follows:
Leone B. Phillips. $40 West Ninth
South street. one-story frame
dwelling . Observation-Disclosures. 800
NJ. Z. Foster. 929 East Martin ave-
nue.. one-story brick dwelling. 900
Della Wells, 1857 West Third North
street. one-story frame dwelling 1,5oo
Ashby Snow. 15S North State
street two story brick dwelling. 5000
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16

Office OF the Board ss ID
Salt Lake City. Aug, I'M ts
Sealed proposals ,,1ioes va, q
this office until y o. wors 4
Ser ID. 1910. FOR !he ,M~cIuil1
ing curb and gutter ~
sary grading In ClnS CargS sSa'
tention No. Is. seso',Ji, ii,s u
10 Alta street and ass asss,r1
and Third avenues . aSiusst
on file In the city sists ens
Instructions TO pilu,sS;earics|
plans. profiles. speer'dm spe,,d' ma
ior contract and pon'i me
upon application ,uc,ks AZ Or
Soard OF Public Wo'A'
The right is reserved u
all bids. ,,uE B0A
Lie WORKS. ~ rhafr
ri. G.. MCMILLAN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
Marriage Licenses.

Wilhelm Walkenhorst and Mrs. Anna
Walkenhorst both OF Salt Lake.
Edgar x, Lloyd Hopklnsyllle, KY. and
Emma Loynd. Salt Lake.
Adolph H Quist and Margaret * Wer-
ner. both OF Salt Lake.
William Baum and Verna Hustled, both
Of Portland. Or.
Robert g. Early and Peary Forbes.
both of Salt Lake.
Roy W Weber and Isabella NJ. Hig-
gins, both OF Crawford. New,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints 1t cures
gripping, dlarrhoea, dysentery. and
should be taken at the first unnatural
looseness of the bowels. 1t is equally
valuable for children and adults. 1t
always cures. Sold by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
IN THE DISTRICT Corsi
limited Stlfoc for ira 5l,fl

United States for the dliui
In the matter OF Carl u
bankrupt.-l0 oankruplcy, ]
To the creditors of Car Z
Salt Lake City. in the a
Lake and district afoNaa
rupt:
Notice is hereby given Id
day OF June, 1910. the sl
berg was duly adjud!cals;
and that the first meeting q
Will be held at my Office "a 4
ctal block. Salt Lake CITY. y
9th day Of September, u
o clock in The forenoon. III
the said creditors may ~
their claims, appoint irHs|
the bankrupt, and transsa
business as may propeny 4
said meeting.
CHARLES El
Referee In
Salt Lake City, Septenh;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16
Salt Lake Statistics
Deaths.

Martha Ellen Love. Seventh South and
Twelfth West: tuberculosis: aged 81.
Minnie D. WincotJ, Holy Cross hospi-
tai: septlcemia aged 39 September Il,
Amy Gertrude Wood, Big Cottonwood ,
dia betes; aged 35; September H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16

See the Great Wild West show at
Motordrome this afternoon. There will
be no night performances.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-16

Two million dollars guarantees the
security of every abstract made by the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co., SO Up
Main. We own our records.
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NOTICE no CON % :

Sidewalk extension -: :