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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14
ROK XXI.
ynai, ze pani .Teodorowa P

mai, ze pani .IeodoroWa r
! louts, ktora w zesziym tygod'
..lu przybyla ma pewnym parow.
Gu Europy, ME wymieniajac
swych hejnotow wartoSci 30 ty.
sicy dol, pomiedzy przedmiotami
clu podlegajacymi, musi zapiacit
zwykia nalezytosc W sumie
$4,000. Pani Shouts bynajmniei
ME stara}a sic ukryG tych klejno'
j tow, to tez ME obwiniono jej q
przemytnictwo i mic skonfiskowa.
no kosztownoSci. Powiedziaia
tylko, ze ME sadziia, by tc klej.
noty cfu podlegaly dlatcgo, &c je
rylko zamieniia "a inne, "a kt0re
przedtem juz clio opiaciia.
Pittsburg, Pa, IA marca. =
Wedle planu u}ozonego przez
american Iron and Steel Insti.
tute", zrobi sic we fabrykach
kompanij nalezacych do tel orga-
nizacyi proba zaprowadzenia sze'
sciodniowej piracy tygodniowej,
James A. Campbell, prezes komi'
tetu i prezydent Youngstown
Sheet and Tube Co." zrobi pierw-
sly te probe W swych fabrykach
w Youngstown, O., skoro proba
sic powiedzie, to system ten "a
prowadzi sic takze gdzieindziej,
Wszyscy robotnicy maja praco-
wac przez 6 dni W tygodniu !
swietowac w niedzieie:' poniewai
jednak piece wygasac ME moga,
przeto robotnicy przy Mich zatru.
dnieni w ten sposob pracowac be-
da ma zmiane, by kazdy mich o.
trzymai jakis dzieh wolny w ty-
godniu.
Albuquerque, N. M, II grud-
mia. - Mary Williamson, nauczy-
cielka szkolna Encino. mieszka-
jaca u swego wuja w. A. Graya
W posiadiosci tegoz. niedaleko
miasta, zostala przez Graya zabi-
ia wystrzalem fuzyi. Gray po-
wiada, re kiedy jego siostrzenica
rano go zbudzila, on W mniema-
niu IL do domu zakradli sic ra-
busie porwai "a strzelbe i stree
lii, ME zdajac sobie tego sprawy,
CO czyni. Parma Williamson o.
trzyma4a W piersi naboj -lotek
sarnich na miejscu zostafa zabi-
ia. Me aresztowano nikogo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14
,NZIzZZ1MENooxE e

w ca}ym kraju ma swych urzedni-
k0w glownego zarzadu. Kartki
WybOrcze zostana przyslane dc
tutejszej g}6wnej kwatery, ale re-
zultat giosowania ogloszony be-
die dopiero ia rocznej konwen-
cyl, ktora sic odbedzie w przy-
sziym miesiQcu w Columbus, O.
Rywalem dotychczasowego pre-
zydenta Thomasa l.. Lewisa jest
John P. White Z Oskaloosa, Ia,
jeden bylych prezydent6w or
ganizacyi, a obecny prezydent
dystryktu, Iowa. Prezydent Le-
wis ma nadzieje, ze ponownie.zo
stanie obrany. Oprocz gf6wnego
zarzqdu, obiera sic r6wniez dy-
stryktowe zarzqdy w dystryktach
Illinois, Ohio, West Virginia, ia
kotez srodkowei i zachodniej
Pennsylvania.
Washington, II grudnia. -
Herbert Putnam, bibliotekarz
kongresowy wni6s} petycye do
budzetowego komitetu izby o
podwyzszenie mu pensyi ze
$4,000 ma $500 rocznie, uzasa-
,dniajac swa prosbe tenn, re re
$4,000 ME jest w stanie mic O.
szczedzic, gdyz jest 'ojcem rodzi-
ny. Komitet jednakowoz racyi
ME uznai i penSyi ME podwyz-
szyi. >
Washington, II grudnia. =
James N. Huston, ktory cd roku
1889 do 1891 byf skarbnikiem
zwiazkowym, zostai przez tuteJ-
sly sad kryminalny uznany win
nym naduzywania poczty do O.
szrlkahczych manipulacyi w MA
tional Trust Company" W in
nych firmach. Wraz MIN costa
Ii uznani winnymi Harvey M.
Lewis Cincinnati i Everett Du-
four Waszyngtonu. = Proces
TRIVIAL piec tygodni, ale narady
sedziow przysieglych ku koncowi
Drocesu trwaly zaledwie pare 60
lzin. Najwyzsza kara "a przestep-
'two tego rodzaju jest dwuletnie
karne i kara pieniezna
" sumie $4,000.
Nowy York, IA grudnia. II
Nollektor ciowy Loeb rozstrzy-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14
Telesramy krajowe.

Washington, IA grudnia. = Ma
wczorajszem posiedzeniu senatu,
wyglosil senator Cummings To-
wa move, W ktorej dowodzil, &c
obowiazujaca ustawa taryfowa
naklada cia zbyt wysokie ze ca
iy kraj domaga sic jej zmiany
Potem mowii o tenn, re ma "a
miar przediozyc rezolucye, we
die ktorej moznaby ustawe popra-
vic tylko czesciami, t. j. odnosnie
do grup przedmiotow ciu podle-
gajacych. Mowy jego siuchano 2
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14
PRZEGLAD
pOuTYD MIEDzYNARODOWEl
Chicago II grudnia.
(Przesilenie w Anglii).

Mia wIaSnie rok od uchwaiy,
powzietej gfownie Z poduszcze-
MIA lorda LansdOwna przez an
gielska izbe lordow, ktora, od-
rzucajac budzet panstwa, Spowo-
dowaia zeszioroczne rozwiqzanic
parlamentu. Juz wowczas umiar-
kowane kola W izbie wyzszej,
zwlaszcza reprezentanci ducho-
wicnstwa, ostrzegali izbe lordow
przed tym krokiem, wSkazujac
ma ewentualnoSc, re rad W akcyi
przeciw izbie ME ograniczy sic
do praw jej W sprawach budzetu.
lecz postawi ma porzadku dzien-
nym kwestye reformy konstytu-
cyl.
Ostrzezenia te atoli ME po-
skutkowaly dis po uplywie
roku znajduje sic Anglia ponow-
ME W przeSileniu W Okresie no.
wych wyborow Parlamentar-
nych.
Kwestye uczynienia izby niz-
szej niezalezna cd izby lordow
postawii ma porzadek dzienny
iuz Gladstone, odroczono jej
rozwiazanie dla tego, re angiel-
ski MAJ stanu znajdowai sic
w6wczas W wieku bardzo pode-
szlym, ! re rozwiazanie jej
chciano pozostawic ludziom
mlodszym.
Gdy pozniej po rzadach kon-
serwatywnych nastaiy rzady Ii
beralne, ma czele ktorych zna-
lazI sic Campbell-Bannerman,
wysunieto ia znowu ma plan
pierwszy, chociaz ME powzieto
mic stanowczego dla jej rozwia-
zania ostatecznego.
Aktualna stala sic sprawa do
piero W czasie najnowszym z
powodu zatargow budzet, przy
czem ma reforme izby wyzszej
godza sic takze lordowie sami,
uznawszy niemozliwoSc utrzy-
wanna nadal prawa dziedziczenia
mandatow.
Jak. glebokie zapusciio korze-
ME obecne przesilenie konstytu-
cyjne w Anglii, tego dowodem
proiekt, ktory wyszedi obozu
lordow, godzqcy sic ma urzadze-
ME referendum II. powszechne-
go glosowania narodowego mad
zagadnieniami zasadniczemi, kto
~ rzadowi liberalnemu wydaje
sic zbyt liberalnym.
w koiach liberalnych uwaza-
ia projekt ten, kt6rego autorem
Jest Balfour, "a manewr konser-
watyst0w dla pozyskania wzgle-
dow szerokich mas wyborczych.
Prasa konserwatywna wyraza
natomiast wielka radosc twier-
dzi. ze obecnie giosowac beda "a
konserwatystami zwolennicy i
przeciwnicy reformy taryfoweJ /
tym sposobem umozliwi sic jed
nym ! drugim obrone konstytu-
cyl obecneJ.
Wediug dziennikow liberalnych
powiedzial Balfour, re wynik ta-
kiego powszechnego giosowania
ME decydowaiby o losach gabi-
netu. re ewentualnie pozostaiby
ma czele gabinetu, chociazby
wiekszoSc oSwiadczyia sic pre-
civ reformie taryfowej.
Wszakze prasa liberalna ME
wierzy w szczeroSc tych oswald
czen twierdzi, ze zastosowanie
W praktyce takiej poiityki do
prowadziloby W krotkhn czasie
do zupeinego rozbicia stronnict-
wa unionistycznego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14
WOJSKA RZADOWE ZWYCIEZ'
Upadek Bienertha w Austryi.

Wiekle powodze ! burze AngllI, Frsnoy HI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14
BitWa W Meksyku:
WOJSKA RZADOWE ZWYCIEZYkY.
Upadek Bienertha W Austryi.
Welkie powodzie ! burze Angll Frsnoy i Hiszpani.
z ANGLu.
POiudniOwej Ameryki.
z ANGLIu.
Il Poiudniowej Ameryki.
z Rosyi i Niemiec.

Roosevelt prZemawia
g6rnlk6w skarbnik
nezieIny fabrykach stall
leaza. ZastrzelOna przez fatans omyike
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-12-14

| WOud SldSS iuuZl DSZ udShu
mad giowa srodkow do zycia
Rio de Janeiro, Brazylia, 14go
grudnia. = Rad zabral sic ener-
gicznie do reformy floty, nauczo-
my dwoma niedawnymi buntami.
Okrety ,,Minas Geraes", .Sao
Paolo', ,,Deodora' i Bahia" O.
trzymaja move za}ogi, dawne bo-
wien zalogi cieSciowo nalezaly
do rebelii; stare zalogi tych okre-
tow internowano ma wyspie
Vile Gainon" miasto wciaz po-
zostajew stanie wojennym, ktory
zreszta ME dale sic zbyt ciezko
odczuwac; wiele budynkow u
szkodzonych W czasie ostatniego
bombardowania nliasta naprawia
Sic pospiesznie.
Londyn, IA grudnia. - Dal-
sze wyniki wyborow brzmia :
rzadowo-liberalf 302 posiow, kon-
serwatywni unionisci $40 poslow.
Juz tylko kilka mandatow pozo-
state do rozdania.
= Kotlarze fabryk tutejszych
giosujq obecnie mad tenn, czy ma
| ia strajkowac, czy ME powodu:
ze organizacya firm 'budujacych
okrety powzie}a uchwaiy, ograni-
czajace pretensye robotnikow
| jak dotad g}osowanie przewaza
przeciw strajkowi,
Paryz, II grudnia. - Donoszq
tn Brestu, re mad tamtejsza
czeScia wybrzeza Przelecia} ME
zwykly tel porze roku blizzard
Z piorunami blyskawicami
wskutek szalonego wichru bal
wanow ogromnych zerwai sic Z
kotwicy krazownik franouSki
Edgar Quinet"; stojace tu okre-
ty amerykanskie szczeSliwie pre-
trzyma}y burze, ktora miala ma
wybrzezu znaczne bardzo poczy-
mic szkody.
Barcelona. II grudnia. - w
poiudniowej Hiszpanii wciaz da-
| ja sic we znaki burze i.ulewy, po-
wodujace powodzie pc dolinach
rick; ma wybrzezu wiele statkow
mniejszych zwlaszcza, uleglo mi
szczeniu. Szkody bardzo znacz-
ne.
Buenos Ayres, Argentina, 14go
grudnia. - Pomiedzy Argentyna
a Bolivia nastalo znowu poro-
zumienie, zakIocone sprawq pc
ruwianska. Peru mialo spor po-
graniczny Bolivia; wezwana na
rozjemce Argentina stanela po
stronie Peru to byio powodem
waSni.
Petersburg, IA grudnia. - Po-
twierdza sic pog}oska o zgonie
Sasonowa, mordercy ministra
Plehwego w r. 1904. Sasonow
mial popelnic samobojstwo w ka-
tordze syberyjskiej. Podobno tam
grenada wiezniow politycznych
planowala ucieczke, ale wladze
wykryly plan ten udaremniiy go.
co spowodowalo samobojstwo Z
rozpaczy kilku wiezniow.
- Komisya Dumy obradujaca
nod okresleniem praw obywatel-
Iskich = Rosyan, zamieszkalych
we Finlandyi, wykluczyla zydow
Cd tychze praw.
Berlin, IA grudnia. - Prasa
zywo omawia i komentuje mowy
ostatnie kanclerza Bethmanna-
Hollwega, wygioszone W parla
mencie jak donosilismy, W pierw-
szei movie kanclerz ostro kry-
tykowa} socyalistow, a W drugiej
mowil o zewnetrznej polityce
Niemiec; prasa W drugiej kwestyi
popiera jednomySlnie kanclerza,
W pierwszej jest podzielona W
swej opinii.
- w pewnej lejarni w Bochum
wylal sic kociol pelen wrzacego
metalu i zalal 4-ch robotnikow,
zabijajac ich oczywiScie ma miej-
scu; kilkunastu innych odnios}o
ciezkie poparzenia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
PANAMA LIBEL SUIT
ATTRACTS BIG CROWD

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Trial OF the
Panama libel suit brought by the gov
crnment against the Press Publishing
company. publishers OF the New York
World was begun in earnest in The
United States circuit court here today.
Expectation that some of the prominent
persons named in the suit would appear
during the day served 10 attract Il crowd
TO tho courtroom.
Considerable time was taken In filing
the jury box. but this afternoon the jury
was finally completed
District Attorney Wise opened for tho
government by stating the general ma
ture Of the case he expected ~ prove.
including the alleged llbeling OF Theodore
Roosevelt ana William II, Taft. then
president and secretary OF war. respec-
lively, and others during the last presi-
dental campaign. and the circulation OF
the alleged libclous matter in federal
territory
Judge llouSh insisted all the facts OF
general knowledge in tho indictment be
either admitted or proved
The dcfcnse'S attou0yS admitted the
publication and delivery OF the papers
containing the alleged llbels and various
incidental facts. Introduction of docu-
ments bearing upon the case followed
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WALL AND GRAHAM
ARE TURNED down
Court Dissolves Temporary In
junction Designed to Pre-
vent Copper Merger.
HOLDS THAT GOVERNMENT
MUST PROSECUTE SUIT
Only Relief for Individual
Stockholders Is Through
Suit for Damages.

TRENTON, n. j., Ian. o5-Judpes
Lapnlng and Cross In the United States
court here today dissolved tho prelim-
mary injunction previously granted bv
Judge Cross restraining stock holders of
the Utah Copper company from hold
ing meeting TO pass on the PROPOSE
ton to merge with the Boston Consol-
dated Copper company,
The case had been before the court
for two days. The proceedings TO pre-
vent the merger were instituted by Col.
Enos a. Wall and Charles W. Ora
ham. stockholders of the Utah COM
pany. who claimed that the merger
would work an injury TO the Utah COM
pany, and that it was in violation OF tho
Sherman antitrust law
Application was made TO the court on
behalf of the Utah company to have
the proceedings dismissed on The ground
that Graham bad been hired by Colonel
Wajl to take part in the suit
Basis Of Decision.
Judges Lanning and Cross, in decid.
ing the case, did not dispose of this
point. They dissolved the preliminary
Injunction on the following grounds:
First. any violation of the Shermau
antitrust law would have to be proset
cuted by the government alone, and
the only relief individual stockholders
could seek would be through a suit fof
damages.
Secondly. other grounds upon which
Wall and Graham based their s,lit had
been so fully answered and explained
by the affidavits filed on the part o,
the company that an injunction could
not be granted without ignoring tha
well-settled rules of equity practice.
The dissolving of, the preliminary in>
junction removes any obstacle from thd
way of the Utah company carrying
out the proposed merger, which. it is
understood is to include the absorption
by the Utah company not only of the
Boston Consolidated company, but also
the Nevada Consolidated Copper COM
paQv,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
SCHEME FOR INTERNATIONAL
PARK IS THE LATEST

WASHINGTON. Jan. 25.-The fact
that tho United States and Canada arc
engaged i'm n cooperative scheme in an
estimate OF an international park rof
5000 square miles along the backbone
Of the continent IN the two countries
was developed in the senate today.
II came To the surface in consider
ation Of bill looking 10 the creation
or the Glacier National park in Dorth-
crn Montana. 1t was said that ncgo.
tiations were In progress looking To the
establishments Of similar park on the
Canadian side of the international line,
which il is intended shall connect with
The senate bill failed to pass today
Rorah, who did not explain his opposi.
tion, but other senators indicated doubt
AS 70 the wisdom Of the plan. Senator
Bacon took the position that the park
would be an unnecessary expense. 9th.
crs Indicated opposition because of the
proximity of the proposed park 10 Vel
lowstonc park.
II was stated that tho area on tbc
American side of the dividing line con
tains the only living glaciers within
the borders of the United States. There
arc sixteen. while IN addition, accord
ing To Senator Carter, there are in
Vulnerable waterfalls and majestic
bluffs thousapds of feet high.
Senator Penrosc. who said that he
had hunted over every foot of the
land, Joined the Montana senator in
Continued on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
ALLEGED BIGAMISF is
FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM

Los ANGELES, Jan, 25-.Application
for a writ of habeas corpus for the re-
lease Of Carl Won Der Hagen. alias
Count" Won Mueller, who is being held
here on a fugitive warrant from New
Jersey. where he is said TO be wanted
on a charge OF bigamy, was filed in the
superior court II will be argued to-
morrow.
Won Der Hagen is said to have at least
two wives In the cast. and because OF
adviccs to This effect his bail was nXed
at $4,000.
Pearl Wood Powers. the Los Angeles
girl whom the defendant is SAID to have
married soon after his arrival here sew
cral months ago. has filed suit for an
uumcnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
LOCOMOTIVE EXPL0DES:
TWO TRAINMEN KILLED

PUEBLO Colo, Jan. 25.-Two train
mon wcrc killed and three others badly
injured when freight train locomotive
blew up near La Neta this morning The
dead arc;
WILLIAM STILES. brakeman. Pueblo
c. T.. kOEHLER, Pueblo.
Seriously injured are: j. { Howard. en-
ginecr, Pueblo; G.. w Parker. brakeman
Pueblo. G. Fsulks, conductor. Pueblo.
The train was running fifteen miles an
hour when the explosion occurred. The
victims were riding on the engine and
the explosion threw all Of them into
Cornncld. The track was torn UP for
hundred cards
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
EXCHANGE OF SHARES
INVOLVING S1OO, 900 ,oO6

NEW YORK. Jan. e5-rhe stockhold.
CTS meeting of the Utah Copper COM
psny was kept in session ali day tu
await the outcome of the court proceed
the decision dissolving the Injunction, tho
stockholders adopted the necessary reso-
luton authorizing the merger S5 per
cent voting in its favor.
Late tonight meeting was called at
the Fifth avenue home of Samuel Tn
termeyer. counsel for the Utah and Bos-
ton companies, where an exchange OF
shares was made, involving more than
500. 600 600.
II Is understood that Mr.. Untcrmcyer's
fee of $4,000 represents more than four
years work In bringing about The mcr-
ger and that this sum was voted TO him
by the unanimous consent of the stock
holders and boards OF directors OF both
the Utah and Boston Copper companies.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
ALASKAN DELEGATE
HAS PROTEST TO MAKE

WASHINGTON. Jau. 25.-.James
Wirkersb3m. Alaskan delegate 10 con-
ercss. has demanded of Secretary Dick
insoD of the war department. that he
or TO military duty. Mai. ". p, Richa rd-
son. chairman OF The Alaska road COM
mission. Wickcrsham charges Richard
son with exertinE too much influence
upon congressional committees This
demand bears the date of January 20
but IL became public only tonight
When the Alaskan legislative council
bill was before the senate committee on
territories, Delegate WicIscrshnm chargod
that Nal. Richardson was IN Washing
ton claiming TO he the adviser Of the
Continued on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
RENEWED PROBING OF
GRAFT IN PENNSYLVANIA

HARRISBURG. Pa, Jan. o5.-James
Scarlctt. chief of special counsel for the
commonwealth. opened the trial here to-
day Of Architect Joseph NJ. Huston,
charged with onspiracy to defrsud the
state in the furnishing of the state CAPT
toll
Mr. Scarlet said the state would show
that instead OF furnishing the capitol
costing $500 600, as originally stated by
Huston. the cost ran up to nearly
S. 900 900 and that thousands of dollars
was paid TO John II. Sanderson, the fur
niture contractor. before lee sent In
stick of furniture, merely on the ccrtifl-
cate OF Huston.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
COLUMBUS AND HOOKING
IN RECEIVERS HANDS

COLUMBUS. o. jan. @5.-Reccivers
were appointed by Federal Judge j. Es
Safer tonight for the three companies
comprising the Columbus and Hooking
Coal and Iron group of interests.
\. l.. Thurman of Columbus and Will
liam \. Barbour OF New York were
named receivers for the Columbus and
Hooking Coal and Iron company; \. T.
Seymour of Columbus. receiver for the
Columbus aud Hooking Clay Construction
company. and +. n Sinks of Columbus.
receiver for tho Columbus and Hooking
Brick Manufacturing company. Bonds
were furnished and the receivers viii
take charge at once
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
REDUCTIONS WILL HELP
NEVADA MINING MEN
Special TO The Tribune.

RENO. New. Jan, 25.-Swecpinc rcduc-
tions in tho cost of transportation out of
Goldheld as agreed upon by the local
railways and their competing lines some
DAYS ago. 90 into effect February s.
and will afford great saving 10 mining
men who arc shipping ore For instance,
from Gold6eld ~ Utah and Pacific coast
points all ore between $50 and $50 in
value is hauled for 40 cents per ton less
than heretofore, while 10 Colorado points
there is n reduction of 30 cents per ton
haulagc charge on all ore up To and in
cludinG $40 per ton materially tightening
the cost of hauling low grade ores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
YERKES ART GALLERY
GOES UNDER HAMMER

NEW YORK Jan 25.-All the costly
contents of the Fifth avenue residence
and art gallery OF tho late Charles f.
NcrEes will be sold at public auction un-
der The auspices Of tho American Art
association. although they were to have
been retained. according 10 provisions OF
the VIII for citizens of New York. The
paintings alone recently were appraised
by experts as worth from $l.500 900 to
81 900 900
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
CHINESE REPORTED TO
HAVE INVADED MACE0

FAIiIS. Jan. 25.--A special dispatch
invaded Maceo and that 4 cruiser has
been ordered there, The n ilurc OF ths
Chinese and Portuguese governments TO
come 10 an agreement on this disputed
territory has led to the anticipation Of
some definite action on the part OF the
Chinese al an carly date.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
You Should See the Flying Machines

gre at the Ground Sunday
OF o he
through sides fine
o o
o
possibly should attend
If o
by pioneers OF rial oomoon
o any on Nin
sell tickets Will
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26

The price of advertising. as com.
pared with the cost of statesmen. is
so small that it is within the reach OF
all; and large concerns realizing this
have, says a periodical writer On ad.
vertislng, made wonderful strides in
the advancement of their business by
doing extensive advertising.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
{1deE TO TodGp'S TTibrsne|
!. Observation-Disclosures;
Departments.
DoneSt.

Court permits copper morser...,,. /
Bennett says Pattcn lied ,......, /
. New sensation IN Alaska coal land
. ratt's corporation policy un-
changed .,..,.,..s.. .... ......-.,
Unusually severe break in mar
hel ....sHr...,.. s....,, as....,.....
Municipal League convention closes
at Logan ...................
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
md Advertisement.

thiS aviation meet frou
~. said Mr. Cainc Mon
rs one OF the greatest
rts ever planned In this
Fy. and. second. a great
Salt Lake will be one
enVertlsemcnts for the
~ has ever been seen.
"a that IL was a 'nerVy'
nk OF getting an aVia =
IN. but the interest al
ulcatcS that IL was n
right thing at the right
Tere mace Tor the sale
4 on Page Two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26
Local.

Prompt and hearty support OF
aviation meet -,..,...,..... |
Contest involves lands of value. IA
Good Roads convention begins to-
DAY ..,s.....s.-....,.. -,.r.ali
Luke Collection Agency charged
with fraud .,.....,.,...,.-, -,..,..l4
Mrs. Jennie Parsons wanted
daughter 10 wed noblemau IA
Saltar franchise again CopSid-
cred ...- .,.....,.........l
Street car holdups captured. ...... IA
Memory OF "Bobbie" Burns hon
orcd -........s. .-sa.,.n,,.......li
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-26

Int who does not believe
q pays for moro adver"
Ills competitors who use
oaper space In other
"a for his competitors
~ the loss of business
away from him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-11-05
Buried Landscapes.

One Of tho most curious results OF
geological exploration is the discovery
of .'buried landscapes" By which is
meant parts of the former face OF the
earth now covered under later depos-
tts, but yet retaining SO many OF their
original features that the geologlst can
ideally reconstruct the scenes that
would have been presented to the eye
of man If he had been present among
them. Sometimes buried landscapes
exist In countries now densely inhabit-
ed. Investigation has shown that one
lies beneath the region in England
known as Charnwood forest. The
rocky projections seen there are the
peaks and aretes Of 4 buried mountain
chain belonging to the old red sand
stone period. Several different phases
In the history of this landscape have
been traced. At one time 1t contained
salt lakes and desert e1panses. In ITS
modern form it is pastoral region,
with barren, stony tracts and ROCKY
euinences where the ancient noun
tatns project through the soil.-Detroit
Free Press.