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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
Right Tor REPRESENTATIVE.

The hardest fight came On the scIoc-
ton % "a reprasentative Co the state
Legislature The names Of charles
Leimer. A. r. Haywood. Myron r.
Nchardzo William Allison = Y
Grow. David r.. WhesiwriCht. George
=. FULLER and Thomas England were
placed before the conveut zion. Allison.
Leimer and Richardson won ON the
first ballot.
Two additional ballots were neccs-
sary for the selection OF : " Grow
as the fourth representative A. r.
Haywood withdrew from the race a
ught brought the convention TO sun
per time and adjournment was taken
AZ the night session Samuel c. Dvc.
the present county clerk. was rouorni-
mated by reclamation. The slate was
broken I'm the fight Tor sheriff I'd
ward H.. Harrison. former manager 81
the Rocky Mountain Bell Tetenhoue
company. winning over John Hutch
ms. present deputy sheriff The vote
was 1872 90 rs
The motion TO ne inmate Alma ID.
Chambers for treasurer by acclama
ton went through with rousing
cheer. Mr.. Chambers is the present
Jensen won over James T.. McCracixen
and John o.. Davis.
For county assessor Thomas p. Mat
thevs beat Edwin Dix. the present as
SCISSOR The fight for county recorder
resulted In a. victory FOR j. =. Wallace
over Mrs T. = west. the vote being
1te TO- tOf
Alouzo Roger won over Harry
steele Tor the office Of constable.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
MORE
PLNKHAM
CURES
Added to the Long List due
to This Famous Remedy.

OronOgO. Mo- was simply ner-
vous wreck. l could not walk across
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30

the national. state and county Repub-
licsu administration and character
lied the Republican state platform a.,
the only acceptable one Tor "a thinking
man.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
CIV Communication i'lnnI,.

other than these endorsements the
report recommended but one new meas
urc. that 81 providing for commission
form Of government for cities 81 the
first and second class. The amend
ments TO tn, platform were offered bv
j. F. BaElcv. who failed TO induce the
committee TO include them. These car
ried with surprising ease on the floor
Of the convention. marking the only
tnSurEent victory OF the DAY.
oscar r. Madison. the present chair
man n the board Or county commits
stoucrs. was reuOm ted commissioner
for ths tvo-vear term 10y reclamation.
a hard fight developed between Moron
Skeen and John Rybee. for the nomina-
ton Tor the four-ytar term. Skceu win
ming with 15f votes against 106 for
Bvbee
Nominstions for state senator offered
the only occasion of firht on the
Iqror question. John Y. Bluth. in pre-
SentiuE the name Of Angus r.. "a right.
Tor the state senate. appealed co. the
convention vita o. statement that his
nominee stood for radical liquor re-
FORM. He Indirectly accused George ! .
Kelly OF representing the lfquor inter
ests Kelly won with n vote OF Isl
TO 102-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-30
PROHIBITION IS
DEFEATED IN UTAH


offices. The principal one was that in
volviug the American Fork delegation
and Chapman and WOOttou. who botn
sought nomination for state senator.
At the primaries in American Fork 10
was left 90 a vote OF the meeting 10
decide which man the American Fork
delegation should support
WOOttou won out. but 10 was charged
az the convention today by Chipman's
friends that extra ballots had been put
into the hat az the primaries and that
Chapman was the real choice. The con-
test resulted ina both men being turned
down by the convention in favor or
Booth.
Permanent Organization.
The committee on permanent organ
ization at the afternoon session named
the following officers: David Evans
chairman. Carl Hopkins. first vice
chairman. !. :. Page. second vice
chairman. John SaNey. secretary Am
mon futile. first assistant secretary f.
Nina Houston. second assistant secre-
tary. Benjamin Bates. sergeant at
arms ThomaS Jarvis. assistant SER
geaut ~ arms. II. ~. Cuff chaplain.
AR Evans. i'm accepting the chair
manshiu. I'm referring to the liquor
question. said that ne was heartily in
favor Of the plank in the state platform
on this matter.
Platform Read.
The chairman OF the platform COM
mittec read the platform. which was
adopted after some discussion and after
one or two minor amendments had
been offered and voted down.
one Of these amendments was that
the state platform be endorsed with
the exception Of the plank regarding
the liquor traffic. This was voted
down by a big jority.
Nominations were next in order and
the ticket was passed.
New County Committee.
The following county central com
mittee was named. American Fork !.
n. Dunkley. Nina Houston. Alpine.
Benjamin Bates. John MoyIe. Holton.
r. =. Jackson. 4. NJ. Miller. Goshen.
Fred Allen. John Roberts. Highland.
~. Harmon. George Myers. Leht. Rob
ert Howard. Carl Hopkins. I.akevieVy.
y. T. Peterson. Samuel Ashby. Maple
ton. J. r. Harmer. Mrs Woodward
Provo. First ward. @. T. Judd. Mrs. II.
Bachman, Provo. Second ward. A. era
ven, Mrs. X. Hines. Provo. Third ward.
i. !. Johnson. Mrs. i. w. Dunn. Provo.
Fourth ward. Leroy Dixon. Mrs. r.
choules. Provo. Fifth ward. -. w.
COnOver. Mrs. l.. Mcbride. paysou. j.
TT. Dixon. -. White. Pleasant Grove. u.
r. Thorn. Effie Warwick. Provo
Bench. ". T.. CleEE. =. Lynn. Pleas
ant View. Fannie Barrett. Frank
Wentz. SpriuEville. i. NJ. Smith. Mrs.
NJ. Crandall. Salem. " y. christensen.
3. O.. Hatch. Sautaquin. !. p Holman.
J.. Holloway: spanish Fork. r. Hanson.
Mrs. J. =. Jones. Vineyard. W. y. ClcEg.
!. L. stone
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
BOONE MEMORIALS.
ARE DEDICATED
Log Cabin Erected on Spot
Where Famous Pioneers
Old Homestead Stood

SALISBURY, n. c., April 1910 the
memory of that famous pioneer. Daniel
Boone, civilizer of the North Carolina
and Kentucky wildernesses, founder of
Boonesborough, KY, and central figure
and hero in the many boyhood stories
of Indian fighting and hunting tales, a
log cabin and granite shaft were dedi-
Gated at HoIman's ford. near here. to-
day. These promise to become mecca
for patriotic pilgrims,
On the historic spot where Boone
spent 1s years OF his vigorous young
manhood, hunting and resisting the
skulking redskin. patriotic North Caro-
the old homestead, few hundred yards
from the Yadkin river, a new log cabin,
a replica of the one occupied by the
intrepid hunter and his family Di-
rectly in front of the simple building
stands a handsome shaft of native
Rowan granite forming an Indian ar
row head Is feet high and mounted
upon a. massive base. Ornamenting
this is a bronze tablet bearing the
name Daniel Boone and the date of his
residence in North Carolina. Both OF
these memorials were dedicated with
appropriate ceremonies in which many
of the direct descendants of Boone and
score of others who boast of their
relationship to the pioneer participated.
The picturesque cabin which was
dedicated today. the relics of the great
pioneer that it contains and the UNIQUE
tablet designed to perpetuate his mem
ory, are fruits of the work of the Dan
iel Boone memorial association, incor-
porated by the general assembly Of
North Carolina in 1909.
The memorial association has only
begun its work. 1t intends to make OF
this beautiful and picturesque spot a
mecca for pilgrims from everywhere.
The cabin reposes snugly in a grove
of majestic oaks. tottering with age.
and near by are the ripping waters Of
the Yadkin river. Not far distant on
the river bank. is Boones cave or
Devils den, which the family Is pre-
sumed to have used as retreat when
pressed by skulking Indians. The sur
rounding grounds have been artistica1ly
laid out to make the spot attractive.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
CHARGESPURCHASE
OF LEGISLATURE
Chicago Man Replies to Rail-
roads Suit by Alleging IL
legal Use of Money

CHICAGO, April 3o.-John c. Fetzer,
who alleges that -slush fund" of
about 100000 was used in advancing
legislation and city ordinances de-
sired by the Chicago and Western In
diana railroad company, entered into
conference with States Attorney Way
man today. Details were not made
public.
Neither the suit filed by the COM
pany to recover $525,OO0 from Fetzer,
out of which the company alleges
Fetzer defrauded it. nor the Iatters
injunction seems likely to come up for
settlement in court in the near future.
Developments, however, are expected
when Fetzer tells his story to the grand
jury, especially summoned to hear it
next Monday.
Fetzer alleges that a large portion
of the money which the company seeks
to recover was spent in securing the
passage of bill III at Springfield to
validate bonds issued by the Chicago
and Western Indiana in securing from
the common council of Chicago the
vacating of a. street desired by the
road and in seeking to block an ex-
tension of the Illinois Central in sub
urban Chicago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
SCIENTISTS TO SAIL
FOR MT. MCKINLEY
To Search for Records Doctor
Cook Says He Left

TACOMA. April So.-The Quitting of
the Bellmore Brown expedition to Mt.
Mckinley was loaded on the steamer
Portland here today.
The party. consisting of five men
backed by the American geographical
society, will sail for the north Friday.
The purpose OF the expedition is to
climb Mt Mckinley and search for the
records which Doctor Cook claims he
left at the top.
The party will attempt to climb the
mountain from the south side, which
as yet is unexpiored. The explorers
are Belnore Browne of Tacoma,
Herschel c. Parker, professor OF phys
les of the Columbia university Profess
sor Cuntz OF Stevens university; Walde-
mar Grassi, mountain climber of Eu-
rope, and Herman l.. Tucker recently
with the government forestry service.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
MUST Be PREPARED
TO PROTECT CANAL
President Tells Congress Forti=
fications Should Be Occupied
by January /, 1915

WASHINGTON, April 3e.--In a spe-
ciaI message sent to congress today
President. Taft urges that the defenses
of the Panama canal be complete and
ready for business January !. 1915, on
which date it is also expected to open
the canal to navigation.
1T is the right and duty of the
United States to defend the work upon
which 1t is expending such an enormous
sum- the president said in his mes
sage
AN adequate defense requires suit
able fortihcations near the approaches
to the terminals.
81 am of the opinion that such works
may be erected for the defense of the
canal and should be completed, occu-
pied and ready for operation at the
time the canal itself is completed and
opened to the passage of vessels the
president concluded
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
MILLINERY BUILDING To
BE TAUGHT IN COLLEGE
May Be One of Fine Arts" at
Missouri University

: COLUMBIA. Mo-, April 3o.-MiIlinery
will be one of the fine arts" taught
at the University of Missouri if Edia
=, Day, professor of household eco
namies at that institution. has her
way Professor Day petitioned the
faculty today to have the theory and
practice of hat building included in the
course for women next year, Profess
ser Day argues that women now spend
money rashly on hats.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
Basal Fracture OF Skull

According to the report of Autopsy
Surgeon DR.. Charles Glover. death came
to young Mccarthy as result of a
basal fracture of the skull. sustained
by the head coming violently in con-
tact with the floor. The fracture in
volved the medulIa oblongata. the nerve
center of the body; and death. which
came at S;21 o'clock yesterday morning,
was certain.
A report was current yesterday aft
ernoon that Moran had declared. when
weeping in the city prison. that the
fight was framed to go is rounds.
and that he did not begin 10 fight until
that limit had been passed. No con-
hr1nation OF this could be secured. ami
witnesses to Moran's statements de-
clare that he made no such assertion
Il did not extend myself sxhaustiveIy
until about the two or three rounds be-
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
Taft Busy in Buffalo

BUFFALO, N. Y, April 30.-President
Taft passed two busy hours at work
today in the room where Theodore
Roosevelt took the oath of office as
president of the United States
This was the library of the home
of Ansley Wilcox in Delaware avenue.
A few blocks farther up the street is
the Milburn home, where William Nc
Kinley died.
President Taft and Secretary of State
Knox were guests of honor at the ban
quet tonight held in ratification of the
two leading commercial organizations
of Buffalo-the chamber of commerce
and the Manufacturers club.
Secretary Knox devoted himself to
an explanation of recent reforms in the
diplomatic and consular services The
president devoted the greater part of
his speech to purely local topics.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

Mont, April SO--At a meeting Of stock hold
erS Of the Parrot silver and copper company
held In Butte today, the sale OF the Parrot
property to the Anaconda copper mining COM
pany was effected Under the terms Of the
sale the Parrot company exchanges It's prop
erty for 10000 shares Of the Anaconda com
pany's stock
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
SPORTS

Scott Of stanford makes new worlds record in
pole vault. Page AZ
sam Berger nearly takes the count in bout
with Jefries- Page 40
Oakland statcrs trot of field with long end Of
. TO score. Page AZ
New York Nationals take all three games Of
series with Pbilies. Page AZ
Last league soccer game viii be played today
at Presido grounds. Page 4s
Several yacht clubs to hold cruises about San
Francisco bay today. Page 40
Clovis high school wins Fresno county annual
scholastic field meet Page 40
Croker and John Swett schools tied for honors
Of public schools meet Page AZ
San Francisco driving club will start season to
dag with harness meet. Page 47
Senators take II inning game from the Angels.
3 TO /, at Los Angeles. Page AZ
Seals play rings around the Beavers and win
game with ease, to l. Page 4S
First semifnal baseball games in Academic
league due next Saturday. Page 40
St Mary's track athletes show winning form
in number of field events. Page 4S
Fly casting club to open mountain trout season
at lodge on Truckee river. Page 40
Central NJ. E. team wins Sunday School ath-
letic league championship. Page AZ
Oakland high school baseball takers defeat
Belmont by score OF 6 to l. Page AZ
House Maid wins Spring Opening handicap race
at Lexington, Walkup used Page As
Bubbling Water wins 1915 Exposition handicap
after snowy performance. PAGE 4s
Unexpected presence Of schools OF salmon in
Kings river excites wonder Page zs
Jack johnson prepares to start his training
at beach tomorrow morning. Page az
ST. Joseph's school nine Tanquishes Antonines
Of East Oakland, score to 4. Page IS
Villagers bat Tcnnesnn out Of box and win
again from Commuters. 10 .. Page IL
Catholic league plans snnusI outdoor meet next
Saturday at 81. Msry's college. Page 40
Santa Clara high school athletes surprise col.
legians By winning track meet, Page 40
BurIIngame poloisss object to low rating by
American association committees. Page 4s
y University Of Pennsylvania wins national rela,
championship erents at Philadelphia. Page 40
MARINE
Liner Asia held in qusyantfns on account Of
smallpox. but cstis passengers may be released
today Page %
LABOR
Mee4iaz Of label section of labor ceeseii 60 be
held Wednesday Page s3
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
S4,l65,32O NOW in
EXPOSITION FUND
Governor and the Other Boost
ers Start Today for the
National Capital

With Governor Gillett at its head, the
California delegation will leave for
Washington, d. c., at 10:4G a. m. today,
its mission of securing for San Fran
cisco the official federal sanction of
holding an exposition here in 1915 being
strengthened by the fact that up to
date $4,165,3 ,320 had been subscribed al
ready by citizens.
Few stops will be made on the jour
ney out, but after the members of the
delegation have talked one and several
ly to President Taft, corraIled the con-
gressional dignitaries and generally set
in motion the little wheels which turn
out federal appropriations, then will the
Californians devote themselves to the
country at large.
The subscriptions yesterday amounted
to $64 $50, of which $500 was pledged
by the life underwriters association of
San Francisco, $4,000 by Samuel p
Calef of Santa Barbara, $4,000 by the
firm of Blake, Moffitt & Towne and
81. 900 by Bonestell & Co. The remain
der came III from sales of 81 900 and
less. The success of yesterday, so nuch
greater than that of the day before, re-
suited in renewed endeavor on the part
of the finance committee to push the
collections as rapidly as possible.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
Moore Is Worn Out

Charles c. Moore, thoroughly broken
down from the strain of the last few
weeks. had to draw away from the fight
last night. He had kept up to the
breaking point, but 1t was a physical
impossibiIity for him to maintain the
pace much longer and he will leave for
a health resort to recuperate.
my hope is he said on leaving his
headquarters. that those who have not
subscribed win do so as soon as pos
sibIe and cut short the agony The
sooner we get rid of the present deficit
the sooner we will be able to make
the big preparations. AS ] have said
a dozen times before, we need the help
OF every man-now more than ever,
Personally / have to take a rest,
have kept up as long as j could, but
before going ] make my final appeal
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

. Homesteaders fie upon land supposedly part Of
Stanford estate. Page b
Five hundred boosters from San Jose TO adver-
tise rose esrBiyal- Page 50
improvement. IF lower San Joaquin and sscra-
mento rivers Is assured. Page 80
Santa Rosa preparing fer the greatest acral
carnival IN history II city. Page 33
Hiram Johnson addresses large gathering of
citizens at town of Dixon. Page 81
Mother and her three children perish in fire
which destroys their home. Page Al
Mrs. Hey Lawson HiIl of Lakeport to celebrate
ono hundred and second birthday. Page "a
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
FOREIGl

King Edward angry with tory chief for speecl
in parliament. Page 4S
Royal donors paid TO Bjornstjerne Biornson'
body during journcs. Page AZ
James NJ Bsrrie's divorced wife weds dramati,
critic and retains home. Page 43
War on peers veto presages home rule fo
Ireland with king involved. Page ~
Miss Margsretts DrexeI and yiscount Maid
stone 10 be married June s. Page 43
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
SUBURBAN

Bride elect to be guest of honor at the hom,
Of sister Page 81
Queen is ready 10 be crowned ruler of the
FruitFale carnival. Page Sc
Wedding ceremony in Alameda unites colleg,
mates Of Stanford university. Page IS
Park commission Of Oakland asks for NOR,
than 3 million for improvements. Page 3e
Footpsd pursues girl. knocks her down at doo'
of her home and escapes with purse. Page 81
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
POLITICAL

Hindu immigration must be stopped. Page AZ
POLITICAL
Phil stanton. with blood up threatens to have
Roosevelt mix in California fight. Page "a
CITY
Forum club gives annual breakfast in the Fair
mont hotel. Page III
Santa Clara county man buys corner of Geary
and Mason streets. Page IS
Maker Of counterfeit so cent pieces captured
and apparatus seized. Page 3S
Damrosch and his New York symphony orches
ira win soon be here. Page "a
Edgar Sutro denies that he broke agreement
70 sell share OF estate. Page Al
Large audience at tae ST. Francis charmed by
recital Of negro stories. Page 81
School children to- dance on Monday around
May pole erected in park. Page rs
Campaign under way to bring about abolish
ment of dancing in. cafes. Page 46
With summer resort season fairly opened many
hOck TO northern counties. Page 81
Cartoonst J. T. McCutcheon quarantined on
liner Asia and Faccinated. Page 40
Captain I. y Hibberd describes navy as like
railway without any Page 3S
President Bannerman Of the board of education
VIII address mass meeting. Page 81
Electrical contractors ask for appropriation to
give electricity to Preside. Page 63
Governor GiIlett and other exposition boosters
leave today for Washington. Page 20
Fillmore street improvement association begins
season Of open air concerts. Page Is
City Attorney Manson leaves for Hetch Hetchy
10 select water tunnel route. Page 10
t.z..,-,--. - -. =:
erside for annual convention. Page 46
Members of Ignatian council, Y. NJ. l., will
take part in a minstrel show. Page 46
Mayor Mccarthy fails 10 name successor to
Police Commissioner Flannery. Page 20
Daughters Of the Confederscy to meet in an
nusl convention AT Hotel del Monte. Page 81
Rehearsals assure success of DIR. J. Wilson
Shiels' operetta When Fairies Rule Page IS
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
EASTERN

Ambassador Bryce discusses the duty of gooc
citizens toward government. Page 6:
Regulars investigating committee read,
with whitewssh for Bsllinger. Page 81
John Cort opens $50 theaters in west ant
northwest 10 Shubert attractions. Page II
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

Continued ON Page 80, coIuma
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

oentinued en- Page 50, Cciumn 1
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INDEX OF THE
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS
TELEPHONE KEARNY So
SUNDAY, MAY 1, 1910
EDITORIAL
NEWS TO-DAY

Confronted by divided court. Page AZ
Tafts failure Of poIiticsI insight. Page AZ \
Congress disputing words meaning. Page AZ
Hindu immigration must be stopped. Page AZ
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01

Phil Stanton. with blood up, threatens TO hav
Roosevelt mix in California fight Page 3
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
MARINE
LABOR

Meeziaz Of label section of labor cesseii 70 be
held Wednesday. Page s3
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-01
THE WEATHER

Clear; northwest mind:
maximum temperature. So; minimum 81
FOR TODAY-Faa: light
northwest pind
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-05
Telegramy krajowe.

Detroit, Mich, 5 kwietnia. -
Przy wczorajszem glosowaniu
Local Option" zwyciezyli pro-
hibicyonisci. Ma SO powiatow, W
kt6rych glosowanie sic odbywato
10 oswiadczylo sic "a prohibicya,
16 przeciw, a 1-go Oscoda
brak jeszcze wiadomosci.
Wobec tego wyniku giosowa-
MIA przeszio 800 szynkow costa
ME zamknietych.
Ia ,,suchymi" oswiadczyay sic
poraz pierwszy powiaty dotych-
czas mokre:
Antarim, Arenac, Cass, Glad.
win, Ingham, Lapeer, Lenawee,
Presque, Isle, Ogenow, Ostsego
i Sziawassee.
Nastepujace zas .suche" po-
wiaty oswiadczyly sic poraz VITO
ry "a prohibicya:
Barry, Clinton. Midland, Mis-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-05
Telegramy zagraniczne

Rzyrn, kwietnia. = Wczoraj
przyiaI krol Wiktor Emanuel ma
posluchaniu b. prezydenta Stanow
Zjednoczonych Teodora Roose-
velta.
Godzina wyznaczonej audyen-
cyl byla publicznie wiadoma, to
tez znowu zgromadzily sic niezli-
czone tluny publicznoSci Cd ho-
telu az do Kwirynalu, ably urza-
dzit owacye popularnernu bylemu
prezydentowi amerykahskiemu.
Roosevelt zajechal ekwipazen
pred paiac, jadac wsrod dwoch
szpalerow, utworzonych przez
krolewskich kirasyerow, stano-