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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
CUBAN ASSAULTS
ENGLISH TONGUE

In the quaint style OF English as
she is wrote" In Cuba, the provincial
governor az Havana. Cuba. in cir
cular received at the governors Of
fee this morning, In Hashimura Togo
manner writes 10 know" young
fellow. Jose Antonio Ojeda, is missing
somewhere in the United States. and
the Havana authorities are seeking HIS
whereabouts. The letter OF inquiry
reads
Havana. Cuba. March 20. 1910
Hon. Governor OF the State of Utah.
/ allow myself In write the present
begging OF you to investigate the place
where Is actual the young Cuban fell
low Jose Antonio Oieda. lie was sent
by this provincial gobernor 10 study
veterinary In the District State Col
lego OF Angola, Indiana. The said fell
low OF whom / send herewith a fotO-
graph. went out OF the college in a
trip to cuba, having been In New or
leans in the month OF June OF the past
year. and don's have no more news OF
himself
Thanking you in advance for any
inquisltvencss that you can make in
knowing his actual place, / remain,
Hon. Gobernor, truly your
provincial Gobernor,
ID. q.
Albert Barreros.
"Serio de Ia Admon,
Provincial"
The descriptive circular sent out by
the father. who will crafty with a
S25 reward, reads.
Photographic Of the young Joseph
Antony Ojeda -Cubans. Estudente In
''Trit state College" OF Angola Indiana
h. a. no go out 90 the College for go
to Cuba In the months OF June Of The
last year. and not had more noticis OF
he. Say pry 10 which know Of his life
or death. gives notlcis 20 the Governor
Provincial Of Havana, cuba. very
acknowledged his alarms fathers. Us
to crafty with s95 which give noticis
for he) A. OJEDA.
Guara- Havana Cuba.
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BILL TO PROHIBIT DEALING
IN GRAIN FUTURES

washington. March 81 The Scott
hin nrohibitine dealings In futures in
me Grain markets Of the United states.
with amendments so as 70 apply spe-
ci0caIlv 10 the cotton exchanges oniS'
IS the Indicated outcome Of the de-
Hbcrntions Of the sub-commltte' or
the house committee on agriculture 10
which the anticipation proposed lesls-
lation was referred.
The subcommittee was in session
until late last night but was unable 20
roach conclusion and VIII meet a-'lh
today
A number ~ important changes in
the hin introduced by Chairman scott
were discussed The suh-commltte
decided to Incorporate provision SUD
stantiauv similar 90 one of the sections
m Inc Elkins act, relating to immuni-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31
LIMIT STRIKE TO
ABOUT THIRTY DAYS

Chicago, March U.-Thc most optim-
istic OF the local coal operators today
set 80 DAYS as the probable duration
OF the shutdown of the coal lines In
Illinois pending am adjustment OF diff
feronccs between the 5000 miners and
the operators
That Chicago will feel the effects OF
the shutdown FOO two weeks was the
prediction of coal men Railroads and
the large manufacturing plants are
prepared for suspension of 30 or 40
DAYS but most OF the coal dealers have
only q little two weeks supply on hand.
Prices are expected 20 advance sharp
ly % the small consumer.
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PRIEST. TAFT DANCES.

washington. March M.-Pro-ldent
Tart last night sustained his reputation
as "a dancer Tie was "a guest az ln'
charity bau Of the Navy Roller society
nj mo navy yard. Socy of tho navy
Never received the president upon nus
arrival. ..-
ovbp,itiou drill by sailors of the May
gowcrs OF the Dolphin and the navy
president TAFT danced hut once ana
then but for a few moments. ms r-'t
in-Iaw. Mrs Louis More, beng nus
partner.
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LORD BERESFORD'S
0JlL0S RANCH SOLD

EI paso NarrH 90 -OWos ranch, Boa
northern HaNgo. Che property of
tho Iatr lord Do8,8I Bcregford was sold
here lodHv i0 william and Edward Is
iu gold.
The ssIr Was concluded by Roberto
Nuu.f SON of ihH Mexican sub score
t8rv of finance u behalf OF Lord Admiral
Charles BtTo-Iord of tho British naNy.
brother and administrator of tho estate
of UHlurHI UrrrHf1rd
Lord Esrosfnrd was killed iu a wreck
years ago.
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RUMoRED IOWA OPERATORS
READY TO CONCEDE

Dos Moipcs la.. March 3i-Rumors
that the Iowa coal operators are ready
90 grant am increase of cents as asked
by the mine workers. gained credence
following a. visit of President John p
Reese and committee of operators 10
the office of tho state mining depart
mcut today Afterwards 10 was learned
that the operators indicated 90 the state
mine officials that they We're willing %
treat with the men upon favorable
terms to the miners.
Every mine in Iowa will suspend AZ
4 o'clock this afternoon, the time for
expiration Of the wage scale
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HAVEN'T QUIT CLAIMED
CLAIM TO SW0PE ESTATE

Kansas city March 3t-Advices re-
ceived here last night from Martins
hurry. w. Va. say Allen y. Noall, at
torney there for Elmer G Swope, who
asserts he Is a son Of the late Col.
Thomas Il. swope denies his client has
signed a quit claim decd 10 the swope
fortune in favor OF Mrs. y 9. Hyde,
niece OF the dead millionaire.
Mr. Non Il IL said viii continue his
efforts 10 prove Elmer SWope the son
OF Col Swope.
A. r. Milton. attorney IN Kansas city
for Elmer Swope. Is positive In his as
sertions that his client signed the deed.
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THINK MEN WONT RESPoND
TO CALL TO WORK

Kansas city. March 3i.-This evening
the whistles of the coal mines of the
southwestern interstate fields win call
the men to work. but the men 10 AN
probability viii not respond. as they
have asked for AN Increase Boa wages
which the operators say they cannot
meet
The southwestern coal field employs
about $1,000 men, producing 1900. 900
tons of coal annually. and is composed
OF the states of Missouri. Kansas. Okla
h0ml and Arkansas.
The operators OF the southwestern
fields Say they are well prepared for a
shutdown. Railroads and large con-
sumcrs assert they are prepared.
80 immediate effects OF the strike
win Dee felt for want of fuel, nj least
for ca days the operators say.
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KILLED THE OWNER
INSTEAD OF CHAUFFEUR

Roswell. ~ NJ March 3i-syivanius
johnson. a wealthy and prominent citizen
OF Roswell. is dead from the encts OF a
blow on the head from monkey wrench
hurled az his chauffeur week ago by
am Infatuated farmer.
While speeding near Roswell Johnson's
automobile frightened a team OF mules
being driven by young farmer, and the
latter threw his wrench al the chauffeur
Ills aim was bad and Johnson sank back
In his seat unconscious and with crush
ed skull. The Identity Of the farmer has
not been learned.
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ILLINOIS MINERS Will
QUIT THIS AFTERNOON

St Louis. March al-The Illinois
coal miners will leave the mines at $50
this afternoon with their lamps and
picks and viii not re-cutcr them until
"a new wage scale Is signed. The in
crease foo wages and the cost OF shot
firing demanded by the 5000 Illinois
miners. according 90 O. T.. Garrison. a
member OF the executive board OF the
Illinois Coal Operators association.
amounts to $4,000
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runoMN nY RLNCK HANp

New York. Manrch 3i,-Explosion OF a
bomb In the basement OF an east 4 mr.
nfnth street tenement today shook the
Structure 10 its foundations, shattered
every name of glass in IL ahd created a
manic throughout the entire block. The
explosion was the work OF blank Hand
operators.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

stantial evidence. the court expires sed
the opinion that frequently circumstan-
tlal evidence is more satisfactory than
direct evidence. In tho present instance
the court thought the weakness of the
defense had been n the direct evidence
rather than in the circumgtanual evi-
dencc. and In the Identification by a.
rect witnesses.
COURTS REVIEW
"The crime YOU are charged wilg'
the court continued. 'Is that OF haF-
mg deliberately murdered au officer OF
tho law while you were trying t1 e-
cape ~ the death penalty should over
be enforced 10 is when murder is come
mittcd while criminals are trying to
escape. when am officer is protecting
the public be- should himself Doe tu.N
protected ny the law. and the iuf5
should have taken this into cons.ie-a
ton
because of the possibility of error
Eco some oft the evidence or the ideut-
ncatiou OF the direct witnesses. there
was perhaps FOO The minds of the jury
% faint doubt. ] anu not prepared %
eaN they were not Justified In m1Nof
recommendation % I We're NOT u
doubt myseIf-lf there was not che pn.
sibIity of error J would disregard l'e
recommendation. fHI sou have hf..
proved to have deliberately taken ih'
lie of fan u1IDer
"Tha court VIII follow tne recon
mondaton of the jury and the se'-
tonee d. that you he confined do tn'
state prison at hard labor fUr Che term
OF your natural lfe'
Basinc hia uloI 0u the COURTS STATE
meuts lu reference Go .u. possibility '.
error and doubt Nr Thomas asked for
SD DAYS time Zoo which t0 make mo-
ton for a. new trial. Mr. Thomas .a.4
H..
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cumstance that would reflect discredit
on the life Of John Rex Winder. Never
heard a whisper Of scandal against
him As a military commander he was
kind and considerate as he was I'm every
phase OF his life. He was totally with
out guile plain i'm department and had
only one standard. right and Justice
Every citizen, he declared. can find
something In his life worthy 10 be
euulated
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CONTINUED on page two.)
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ELDER W. W. RITTER.

IN I y, ilfst speaker was Elder William
soors,...t who said boa part. NV first
~. l'1noe with President Winder
At,. Years ago In Indian service.
IN ltua was associated with him
|aso ana business capacities:
b. AZ religious capacity. in the tenn
|teai M eIs VIII speak OF his ecclesias-
|cgD ~ ana ! shall speak of his
~ ana business career
'1e speaker could not recall one cir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-31

Your Announcement in the News" Il
Brought 70 the Attention Of PEOPLE
Who Appreciate Vaiues.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12

PUZZLE CON TEST
The correct answers to the puzzles
in last Saturdays Junior are as
follows:
l-Quicksilver
2-Walrus.
3-Andrew.
Shadow.
5-Shakleton.
6-Arc light.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12

I would like the exposition held in
san Francisco, where / know there is
plenty or room to have it. 1t would
be the greatest benefit to every one,
causing plenty Of work for all kinds
of mechanics besides bringing money
to all the merchants in and around
the city.
would like to see the army and
navy represented in a pageant, all the
latest and newest Inventions both in
flying machines and all other convey
ances everything in agricultural i'm
plements and produce; in fact, some-
thing of everything manufactured for
our daily USE besides things for our
pleas ure | would also like to see a
pageant of every nation parade through
the city, which would of course, be
beautifully decorated for the occasion
This parade would draw millions to
the city, where they would learn a
great deal from visiting the buildings
the making of everything. 1t would
boost the city ana show others that
the people ef San Francisco have got
the so ahead idea.
Quite at Home
Bacon-And did you feel at home
travelling in Russia?
Egbert--Oh, quite at home. When
the brakeman called out the stations
I couldn't understand them any better
than l can over here.-Yonkers States
man.
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subject for the writer's contest again
Think about the subject. Give yo
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EVERYTHING IN AN ORDER
LY WAY
HENRY LUHRS
San Lorenzo
! would like to see the Panama Pa
cihc exposition in 1916 turn out to be
a success, and to help ii to be so | send
in my suggestions, i suggest the mu-
nicipal Geary street line be ready to
accommodate the public, so there shall
be no more Stra p hanging There should
be men on the warships in the harbor
to tell and explain to the young and in
terested visitors the different uses and
parts of the ships. The visitors then
something interesting to tell the folks
should like to hear some free lectures
on the way to lead good life and not
to think yourself any too good to asso-
ciate with poorer people.
There should not be so much showing
and pushing as was done during the
Partola festival AS during Portola
week, there should be good. clean ath
letic sports, such as baseball games,
boat races and swimming races. The
Call building should be decorated
better than the others, as it is the
largest and incest in San Francisco.
There should be good things to eat, so
the people could be refreshed during
the celebrations. Good advertising by
The Call would help along the festivi-
ties.
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and certainly not later than next

Write on one side of the paper {
Write your name, address and S
mediately below the subject of the S
Three watches will be given as
AWARDED A WATCH
SAN FRANCISCO AND OAK
LAND SHOULD BE ONE
MARGARET BOWES.
1902 Thirty fourth Street, Oakland. Du-
rant school
/ suggest that before 1915 Oakland
and San Francisco will be consolidated
and called Greater San Francisco. That
instead of ferry boats we have nXing
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12
are awarded to

ing:
L. D. Hale, Carmel
Ethel Bishop, 11o1 Fillmore street,
San Francisco.
Edwin F. Kruger, Los Banos.
Six new picture puzzles are shown
on this page today. Study them until
you can answer them correctly. Write
your answer on postal card and mail
to the editor of The Junior Call.
Three more watches will be awarded
to those who answer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12

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VANOLD n VAANiI

MY SUGGESTIONS FOR 1915
ROBERT WINTHROP,
1.49 Hayes Street, san Francisco
Crocher school, Fifth Grade
would like the exposition to be
held in Golden Gate park and extend
TO our world famous beach and ocean.
Let every country under the sun send
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-12

imagination chance. Paint men

t this great worlds fair.
The Junior Call as soon as possible,
afternoon. The earlier the
y.
ool at the top of the first page i'm
ry.
zes.
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SUI questions I would
lie of the PRINCIPAL

oneS-the site Our Pacinc ocean is
wonderful, and what situation would
be more appropriate than out near the
ocean, beach? There is room enough
for all and some then to spare so I
say: "Hurrah for California and sue
cess for the Panama Pacific exposition
of 1915"
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Sharp County record., 1910-04-15
Information Wanted.

IL ls something that has been
puzzling us for something like
forty-two or three years, and if
there Is anyone who could help
u7 ont We would be- grateful for
his assistance.
Perhaps you have often motto.
ed the same thing. When spring
comes and you start out to make
garden, did you ever notice that
every spade-fuII Of dirt you turn
up disolo9es from four to a dozen
big, fat, juicy angIeworms-the
kind that bullheads love TO grab
for and channel cat and perch
and bass jump for with greedy
appetites?
lt seems then az if all the angle.
worms in the world had emlgrated
TO your garden
But when the fishing season
opens and you grab that same
spade and HE into that same gar
den patch for the purpose Of dig
ging a can Of worms for bait, you
have TO spade until your back
aches and your hands are blister.
ed before you manage to gather
IN about a dozen measIy little
worms that 5elf-respecting fish
would turn up his nose Aft il
had a nose--unless It CHANGED tC
be awiully hungry.
We have noticed This every
spring for two score years, anc
now we are more than ever anx-
ious for m explanation, Will NJ
Maupin in Bryan's Commoner.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-15

trict-Firsi Monday in January
and July. Southern District
Second Monday in February and
August,
County Court-Third Monday
in January, April, July and Oc-
tober. No County Court in the
Northern District.
Probate Court-NOrthern Dis
trict-Third Monday in March,
June, September and December.
Southern District-5econd Mon
day in March, June, September
and December
Chancery Court Southern Dis
trict-First Monday in May and
November. Northern District
Second Monday in March and
September.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-15
FROM R. <. ARNOLD.
Wants Those Whom He Has Worked For
As Surveyor To Pay To.

To those who are indebted to
me on account as your County
Surveyor, kindly ask that
you send in your fees due. [
have done your work money or
no money, and TO do this [ have
had to borrow money and carry
accounts that we're due. I am
still willing to do work until my
term Of Office expires az have
done, provided I can get my
mo"ny by the Grst Of November
next.
The Surveyors fee book shows
that I have only realized 10 lees
in the last fifteen months that /
have served you the sum Of
S263 50 Of which St1GtG is un-
paid, while L have dome chari5a-
bic work for widows, churches,
graveyarda and school houses
not included in the above ac.
count. Taking the cost Of in.
scruments, field notes, horse and
horse feed into consideration. /
will have but little left. Hence
you see the necessity of me col.
Letting my fees either by persua-
sion or by fee bill. Some ac-
counts are nearly three years
old, and ! shall have to collect
them now,
Thanking friends and all ro?
past considerations and the SUD-
port they have given nae for the
last four years in primaries and
at the polls and special prefer
enoes in our last primary in cer-
tain townships, am your friend
and obedient servant,
r., K. ARNOLD.
King Mills, Ark.
Sharp County record., 1910-04-15
Hurt In Explosion.

Lighting a match for the pur.
pose Of examining tank which
had contained aoetylene gas, D,
7, Kerr, 90 years old, a hotoD
proprietor Of Rogers, was per.
haps fatally injured by the ex.
plosion Of the tank one morning
the latter part Of last week, Tho
force OF the explosion blew tho
tank into fragments and u piece
struck Mr. Kerr in the face, irao.
turing both hls upper and lower
jaws,
Sharp County record., 1910-04-15
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO THE CONSTITUTION OF tn 6
STATE OF ARKANSAS

Notice hereby given that lbe following loint
resolution. proposing au amendment FOO the State
Constitution was passed by rhe General Aaaom.
bly, ot lu regular Io1aion of loo0, and that tho
mme will bo submitted 10 tho electors 1f the
State nr the next general eacrIon 10 be held
Monday september l2, lID. for adoption ur Pcs
lection,
Proposed amendment No. ~
That The following ga hereby proposed aB an
amendment U1 uhr Constitution OF the State ct
Arsanwa, and the aamo bciny submitted t1 tho
electors of tha state tor approval ar rejection az
the next general election for senator's and rpnre-
lentatyes. 10 a majority of The electors voting at
such election adopt such amendment The same
shall become 70 part of the Constitution oft the
State of Arkanaaa, t1.vit
That section one article hye og he Constiu-
Ilon of the State of Arkansas ba amended ao aa 10
rand hB l0IowH
section g. The Legislative powers VI this State
abblI bu vested IH 70 General Assembly, which
Hnhll ruHaHJ ut tho ,p1atn 1ud House uf Repro.
aoNWtlvpa, Uul rho people ul tnrh municipality
ouch gousy 1nd ur Iha State. rr|ere to rbrms
arIyeH power r1 propose laws and amendments ts
Tho Consultation and J1 aNtrt0r reject tho Hbme
aJ The polls independent Hf .ha legislative tsasn4
h.W and HtH reserve power HF Their 6wH dntio0 60
approve Ur reject bt .Un polls my brI lf tha Iara.
Nrivn uHpmblv rho Nrr n0vet reserved D.. Iho
people la tbu Initiative DUd uormure chan usr
cont of fha lasal Uu.aH shall up required tu proc
nose any measure ug such petition, and every
sugh petition shall include the full .eyt of the
measure s1 proposed Initiative petitions shall
le filed with the Secretary of State not less than
four months before fhp election at which time
JUgy are 90 be voted upou
THE second power la u Referendum, and 10 may
he ordered except IA 10 laws necessary for the
Immediate preservation 1f The public peace,
health 1r safety either by tho petition SIGNED by
5 per cent 1r the lepl voters nv the legislative
hsanmbIv na other bUs are uNhctpl. Referendum
petitions shall be- filed with the Secretary ut State
not more than ninety days after the Hnal ada
iaufRmeHt af the session OF he legislative asa
Bemhy which passed the bill on which the refepz
sndum ia demanded The veto nower If the Goys
prnur shall not extend 90 measures referred to
lho people Al elections un wenauroa referred
Io tho people ut the state shall be bad Az The bi,
eNRAl regular general elections eNJsug W hen The
legislative assembly shall order a special sisg5igi,
ANY measure referred to the people shall take
irftf and bstdme a law when t "a abpt1v sd by
Sharp County record., 1910-04-15
lI !

PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE coNSrI'
ruUuNUF THE STATE on ARKANSAS,
Notice la hereby given chat rha following lqin'
rsaautou proposing an amendment 10 the ataga
Consultation. waa passed by the General Assem-
bty sf If4 regular session oft In1p. and that the
same will bu submitted .1 tho olsetgEs of the
gfara 40 tho nHyt Hrnrrr election t1 b0 hold
Monday, september s, 1910, lar adoption or res
lection.
Proposed amendment No. "a
That the following utid.sa shall be urupuaed AZ
an amendment TO the Constitution Of The State sf
Arkansas. which. when aursed to by a majority
pf all the members elected t1 each House and
adopted by d majority of the electors OF the State
voting at tha next general election foe senators
and representatives, shall become part OF the
Consultation of the State ot Arkansas,
That ALL raBital Invested within the next ten
Years IN this state iN the manufacturing of cotton
and Ibrr Fn1ds In any manner shall be and s
hereby eysmpr ttum taxation Tor period of
tsysn years npst, after and from The Jime the
psrson. persons, company of corporation have
bs,fus the business of said manufacturing,
The above resolution was ded In the office OF
tbs Secretary of State ON May jlst, 1909,
Each eector may vote for or against the above
amendment
Witness my sdeial signature the gth DAY Of
February 1910
o.G. LUDWIG,
Tsaalt Secretary of State,