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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
BREAKS UNDER WATER
RECORD BY BIG MARGIN

st. Joseph, No, Feb. I9.-After seven
unsuccessful attempts, Bert Swan, q wa
ter marvel, broke the worlds record for
remaining under water, last night, by
lying at the bottom of tank of water
for 1906, The previous record was 2;38,
held by A Enid, made IN a Philadelphia
SvyiTnrniue pOOl
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
COLLEGE GIRLS
WANT BASKETBALL DATE.

After three weeks Of strenuous praC-
tiCe the girls basketball team Of Hem
ayers Business college wishes 20 enter
a challenge to any girls team IN the
state. Coach A L. Smith, who coached
the Salt Lake High school girls last
year, has charge Of the Henager team
and says he is willing to back his team
against any organization in the state
Three Of last years players are back,
Anna Kramer, Laura Denton and Rhea
Drage, who, with some promising new
material, have rounded out a strong
five
Tuesday afternoon the BOuntifuI
girls team will be played al the arm
DRY as a practice game, Manager J.
c. Henager would Ike 20 have the
challenge Of his team accepted par
ticularly by the Salt Lake High school.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
THREE CUSHION TITLE
MATCH FOR DENVER

Denver. Feb. 19.-Champion Fred Eames
of Denver and Tom Heston Of New York
will meet on March II. Is and 16 in a
thTee-cushion billiard tournament for the
worlds title. Eames announced last night
that he will insist on the match being
held in Denver.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
MEET Al MILWAUKEE.

Milwaukee, Feb. 19.-Jimmy CIabby,
Of Milwaukee, and Young LaUghrey, Of
Philadelphia, were matched today 20
box ten rounds at Milwaukee Febru-
airy %.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
RICHFlELD FIVE WINS.

Richfield, Feb. 19-Richfield High
school last night won from Salina High
school in an easy style by the score
Of "a to 10. This week the local High
school starts on a tour of Sannefa
Juab and Utah counties, and viii meet
all-comers.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
LOCAL Man urges ADOPTION
Of SOCCER BY utah SCHOOLS

Following of the admirers Of the football
game English
public following
DR. followers that
of game
colleges. They
upon
merit. PIummer Of
Chicago, played
in America.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
BY CHARLES G. PLUMBER, M. D.

EngIshspakng
Of Create ther o
OF
OF
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
TICK TO HONEST, RELIABLE, COMPETENT SPECIALISTS

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-04

newcomer in the halls OF Congress.
has already attained much dlstinc-
ton there. He was elected to sue
coed Henry NJ. Teller, and the cleo
ton was somewhat remarkable, in
asmuch as he had previously turned
dcwn two Democratic nominations
for Governor and In the Colorado
Legislature of 1909 he reviewed the
unanimous vote of the Democratic
Senators and Representatives, 73 out
If total membership of 100. lie is
a lawyer of national reputation. and
while generally engaged in practise
has given special attention to min
ing and irrigation legislation. Be-
sides his duties I'm his profession, he
is widely-known lecturer. and for
years has lecturcd on mining law
at the University of Denver. lie
was born In Missouri in 1858.
On his trip to Hawaii he is ac-
companied by son, Gerald M.
Hughes, and the sons wife.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-04
ARRIVES IN {.
PORT EARLY
Wilhclmina Comes to Dock
Before Seven O'Clock
This Morning.

Bringing cargo of ji0O tons, the
largest ever brought to this port by
the ship, II not the largest by any reg
ular liner, tho Wilhelmina arrived of
port early and was fast to the dock
ut 6:4O this morning.
Besides her large cargo the Will
helmina brought liz passengers in
cabin and stecrage, &c sacks of mail
and SO packages of Wells Fargo Ex-
press.
DR. Marshall of the quarantine SER
vice accompanied by his wife and
child were passengers on the Wilhel-
nina and the doctor gave the vessel
prat'quc so no stop outside was made.
The whistle ON shore gave the Gus
tomary three blasts before quarter
to six this morning, notifying every
one that the Matson boat was APP
preaching, and II was but five minutes
after six that the vessel stuck her
nose into the entrance of the channel
and moved forward toward the inner
harbor
As the arrival was little earlier
than expected the customs inspectors
cid not 80 out to board the ship, and
no one from Honolulu reached the
dock until the gangway was in place
from the Matson dock
Early as the hour was the decks of
the liner were crowded with passon-
pnrg M gnnu ~ mort ,t.,g ,,,,hnJ ,.p,I
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-04
IMMIGRATION
IS SUCCESS
Continued from Page ~

Turning from State to national af-
fairs, Senator Hughes comments
briefly on the progress OF lnsur-
gcncy. lie Is too good Democrat
not TO remark that the Insurgents
are using some of the Democratic
powder.
so far as ! can see. the insur-
gents are bringing up what the Dem
oTats have been arguing for years."
he says, 81 do not believe in Dem
ocrats voting with the insurgents to
down the old-line Republicans. as
apparently has been done In many
States. The party with me is a
principle"
Senator Hughes says he has made
no plans for visit here, other than
the ones necessary to get here. lie
speaks well OF Hawail's standing be-
fore Congress and says that Delegate
Kuhio has done good work.
Hawaii has been generously
taken care of by the national gov
eminent and there is no reason why
that care should not be continued.
Certainly, the Islands should he well
taken care OF from a military stand
point"
The Senator, while a comparative
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-04
h.e'''"CIarion

compromise candidate. he said.
why, there Is Olmstcd of Pennsyl-
vania. He is a good, square man.
AS we could not hope to put one OF
our own number In the chair. | am
OF the opinion that we could have
compromised on 0lmsted."
A dark horse may run away with
the prize. Sould the Republicans
be unable to decide upon any of
those already mentioned, Mccall of
Massachusetts, Malby of New York,
Mann of Illinois or Stevens of Min
nesota would undoubtedly be given
consideration.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-04
By AUTHORITY
NOTICE.
Board of Public Lands.

Notice is hereby given that the
following proposed land transactions
are before this board for considera-
tion. All persons desiring to object
because the land should be home-
steaded or otherwise are requested to
present such objections to this board
in writing or In person. on Wednes-
day, November 80, at p. m. at
Executive Building, T. H.:
Sale Of lots at auction, without
restrf tions. for summer homes. etc.
on Volcano road, olaa, at rs and 20
Miles.
Applicant p. c. Beamer. G. l..
Desha Sr. and u others.
(Signed) j, +. BROWN,
Secretary of Board of Public Lands.
tT4a-toct. 41h, rs: is5; Nov. /, 8.
10, 22,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-04
PAYNE Has Small Chance.


of the Committee ON Ways and
Means, and his name Is Identified
with the new tariff law. For many
years he was unpopular with the
House membership, but obtained
some measure of popularity with his
Republican colleagues during the
consideration of the tarin Dill'
While Cannon and Payne operated
In the same camp during the stormy
days that marked the fight over the
rules, these two leaders are no
longer friends. Payne Will be can
didate for the Speakership, but ne
may be unable to get his delegation
from New York. In this event ne
will stand no chance for the honor.
Representative Olmsted Is regu-
lar. He Is man OF wide expert
ance. srilful parliamentarian, ana
In his dealings with tine progress
ives has won their confidence ana
respect by his fairness. When the
Burleson resolution, proposing to de-
clare the opedhSl 0S"s '"N'
defeated, as climax to the hsht
over the ules during the last SEES
sion, good deal OF relief was ex-
pressed by many Republicans. IL
seemed to be the general opinion
among them that II Mr.. Cannon nal
been deposed the party would nave
been plunged into prolonged nsht
over the election of his successor
Representative Davis OF Minnesota
one of the leaders in the hsht
against the rules. did not share TINS
view. He said: I'VE could nave
elected Speaker in very snort
time" When asked whom he wou'o
Suggest among the regulars as
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-04
New York Situation Mixed.


The situation in New York Is
complicating matters also.
ExPresident Roosevelt desired TO
be chairman Of the Republican State
convention in New York and to die
tate the nominations and the plat
form. He felt confident that he
would be chosen, but his political
enemies tricked him. While Mr..
Roosevelt was feeling secure in the
belief that he would be elected for
chairman, the name of Vice-Presi-
dent Sherman was sprung unexpect-
eddy, and under circumstances which
made II appear that Mr.. Sherman
was the personal choice of President
Taft, Mr.. Rooseyelt's enemies had
canvassed the committee and were
assured of enough votes to elect Mr.,
Sherman before his name was
sprung. The defeat of Mr.. Roose-
welt for the chairmanship created a
sensation. The ex-President prompt
ly announced that he would carry
the fight into the State convention.
Under the rules which govern po-
litical conventions, the central po-
litical committee, or party organlza-
ton, selects the officers of the con.
yentlon. The organization recon-
mends certain officers, and usually
the re- concentrations of the commit
tee are accepted without question,
There have been exceptions to the
rule. In the Chicago Democratic
national convention OF 1896, the
choice of the committee for chair
man was set aside by the delegates
to the convention. In that year the
money question was acute, and the
silver men who dominated the con-
vention objected to allowing the
gold men to name the chairman. The
gold men dominated the committee,
but the silver men were In ma
jority In the convention. There
fore, when the committee re ON
mended ex-senator David u. Hin Of
New York for chairman, the convex
tion set aside the choice and elected
the late Senator Daniel of Virginia
JOHN Il. MONK.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-04
WANTS
FOUND

Sorrel horse with one white foot.
also white spot on forehead; name
clipped. Should judge the ami
NAL about ~ years old. Owner
can have animal OH proving him
and paying expenses, +. Il. Haley.
Maunawai Oahu. 4740-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-04
DRESSMAKING.

Mrs. NJ. V. Sloans dressmaking par
Tors are now located at 6O-6l
Alexander Young building.
4740-3t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-04

A man never loses anything by
fastening a muzzlc ON his temper.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
JURY ACTS when
JUDGE THREATENS

jury in Judge Sturtevant's court
yesterday had virtually to be threat
ened with imprisonment before it would
return a verdict as directed by the
court. The case was that of f. P.
Cutting company against Frank B. Pc
terson, wholesale grocer, covering a
claim for s2.146 on contract for a
supply of tomatoes.
The only issue was the construction
OF the contract, a purely legal matter,
and Judge Sturtevant told the jurors
that there was nothing for them to
deliberate over and directed them to
return verdict for the plaintiff for
the amount sued for
Three times the Jury returned into
court to express the indisposition of it's
members to comply with the judges
orders. They thought that the matter
or determining upon a verdict was
peculiarly their province and that the
judge was arrogating to himself too
much In telling them what they should
90. Judge Sturtevant explained that
the law required him to direct the Jury
as to all matters of law. Finally his
honor became impatient
Il Will tell you, gentlemen" he said.
that unless you obey the instructions
of thescourt you will place yourselves
In contempt of court and make your
selves liable to punishment by i'm
prisonment orc otherwise"
A few minutes later the Jury re-
turned verdict for the sum claimed
The attorney for Frank B. Patterson
objected to the judges directions.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
PLAN TO RAISE CASH
FOR WORK ON RIVER
Stockton Delegates to Attend
Meeting in Sacramento
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON. April 12.-The chamber
OF commerce last night authorized
President George r. Hudson to appoint
3 delegation of six to attend confer
ence in Sacramento April so for the
purpose of devising means for raising
s125,0O0 necessary for purchasing
rights OF way along the Sacramento
river in the Sherman island section.
The rights of way are needed in
order TO secure the state appropriation
OF 100000 for widening the stream,
thereby preventing the spring floods
The matter was brought TO the cham
bers attention by Carson c. Cook Of
the Rindge syndicate
AS the widening Of the Sacramento
river in the vicinity of Sherman island
will prove as much a protection to San
Joaquin county as Sacramento (the
flood of 1907 was caused by back water
from the Sacramento), this county is
expected to assist IN securing the
rights OF way. Sacramento has decided
to issue bonds in the sum of $4,000
for the purchase Of the land. and San
Joaquin viii be called upon to raise
$50. 600.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
CORONER'S JURY
FREES BYINGTON
ExOnerates Man Accused of the
Murder of Perez in Street
Fight

A coroners jury yesterday exoner-
ated Robert Byington, charged with
the murder of James c. Perez, on the
resulted in the death of Perez, was
sustihable According to the testimony
offered, Perez accosted Byington in a
saloon and the latter. to avoid him, left
the place Perez followed and struck
Byington, who retailiated with blow
that sent Perez to the ground. An au-
topsy showed that death had resulted
from fracture of the skull caused by
Perez striking his head On the pave
ment as he fell.
Nathan Pollock, who shot Frieda
Norentz while she was walking on the
street with Samuel Goldberg last week.
and who attempted suicide, yesterday
was accused of the murder of the
woman by the coroner's jury. Pollock
accused Goldberg of winning the affec-
lions of the woman from him and then
taunting him about it. This enraged
him so that he intended to kill Gold
berg and did shoot at him. Missing
Goldberg, khe shot the woman and then
himself Goldberg and Pollock were
both present at the inquest.
In returning a verdict of accidental
dealh IN the case VI 1eol sc w. Jacobs,
aged 20 years. who fell off the Oceanic
steamship company's wharf and was
drowned last week, the jury censured
the company for not maintaining lights
or keeping a railing as a safeguard
around the place where Jacobs fell.
A SzafcZur who shot his wife,
Emma, was accused of the murder by
the inquest jury yesterday. Death
was declared to have resulted from a
gunshot wound caused by the discharge
of weapon in the husbands hand.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
Electropodes
No Cure-No Pay

We will not give you lecture on the
wonderful curative powers of cleo
tricity, but if you have Rheumatism.
nervous headaches or other nervous
ailments or anything wrong with stom-
ach, liver or kidneys, go at once to
your druggist and get a pair of
ELECTROPODES.
We don't simply guarantee they will
cure you, we still do better than that.
To insure you against any uncertainty.
we have arranged with your druggist
to sign legal, binding contract with
you, agreeing to return the money if
they fail to cure. You know YOUR
druggist, you know his name on a con
tract makes you safe, then WHY don't
you try pair of ELECTROPODES9
II they cure, they cost one dollar; if
they fail to cure, not one cent.
II your druggist can not supply you.
send S1.00 direct to the WESTERN
ELECTROPODE COMPANY. PSI Los
Angeles Street. Los Angeles. CalifOr-
mia, and they will see that you are sup
piled
Mention your Druggists name
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
PLEADS FOR
CHANCE TO
PROVE LOVE
Dear Ruthie:


write tonight from of duty, honesty and
probity Notwithstanding the humility 1 suffer by
doing. after parting shot last week After long
meditation, think it right put the you
briefly, if brutally but with kindness tenderness and
truthfuLness.
To be candid, I love YOU and will always love you
DO 1 think it unmany weak n declaring
But to to the subject think acted very
little in short acquaintance with you, many
reasons Firstly I asked-almost demanded your love
on first sight; YOU in turn not knowing who or why
I Again IT very strange. VIII proposes
much love a girl enough of her to
see to it that she was introduced into his home
that he in would take invitation
cultivate the earliest opportunity parents
the girl But only that-to expect this girl wrie
general delivery without telling her of the
Truths, like roses have thorns would that any
one but myself should be the explain these
things. sorry. indeed to be obliged, when some
one else could do it much better and In
way. I really feel embarrassed with a things
have done but as advance, bear strictly in mind
convince you all is true.
live in Los Angeles, and not in Alameda as I led
you TO believe. I have relatives living Alameda
with whom I am living the present time. While on
visit just before school opened. I you Strange
but decided to prolong in Francisco
against the wishes of father. words ensued
and the upshot that left both home and aunt,s
and boarded San Francisco To be near Won
/ enrolled at Lowell there love you in
you undoubtedly do present comprehend
The night you told me did me I went
Alameda preparing study for prep class NV
mother, hearing from my aunt that I could easily
persuaded TO home. up for me- She found
out what keeping in San Francisco, and tried
every from seeing Won or writine
further (Reason for general delvery) You know
why did to Los Angeles-my has not spoken
to me the two occasions he has been here and
from worrying over that other things I have in
deed, kept myself miserable expected Won To do
things which you haven't, and because of the sare
spoken written as 1 should not on the nnnIso
of the moment You have love YOU till II
is torture TO day without hearing over
the phone, by letter, even if 1t is insult have
tried hard forget but not 1 love Won
tonight better than life, after
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13

You nave not seen anything respect
and love in every act, word and gesture, with the
single exception of the day phone, since
You have known But l expect have acted silly
in showing the in writing you you used
me so over the phone. l account for it, Ruth
my love the cause
What made me feel very bad was that you
telling every one of your friends that in
love with you-one you could not insult silence
All wrote was the address nay SOUL and / did
think that you would rdicule it to such an extent
1t will be unnecessary for me to say anything fur
Their You know 1 do. L love you tonight as you
should be loved-pure and unalIoyed 1t is my single
purpose to day make you my wife. You are all
can see in the world worth the race and I will
love you less
Until you meet my people know me better 1 will
not ask you to pay me the slightest attention.
December my folks will be Alameda and then
hope for many things. Until then will not bother you
with letters or telephones if you do not
same will always love you. but am strong enough
now to love in silence If, other hand you will
let me show the better my nature give
l seem. 1t is possible you will me correspond with
me chance to show you that 1 am superior to what
you until December love you Ruthie, SO let try
TO win your love in return At least. give
Don't I deserve it? Do think 1t over Ruthie / will
not be foolish any more. Let me be the boy of our
early acquaintance and wear my flowers until
you know am worthy in every way
one thing, RUTH will saw cross word or
think an angry thought of you again. Please write
iiuheoialeiy- BOY.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
DIPLOMATIC WASHINGTON
PRESENT AT WEDDING

WASHINGTON, April 12.-In the
presence of President Taft and many
other distinguished guests. prominent
in official and social circles at the cap
ital, Miss Frances Dyer Clark. daughter
of Senator Clarence d. Clark of Wy
oming, was married to George Hobart
Chapman of Evanston, Wyo., at the
Church Of the Incarnation at noon to-
day. After a wedding breakfast the
bridal couple left~for a honeymoon in
the east, after which they will take
up their residence in Evanston.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-13
URGES GIRL NOT
TO TRIFLE
WITH HIN

Heart of the Boy:
a brief line to let you know l thinking
Of you 1 will be time pet, and in the event that
you time will wait until u. Under no
circumstances further trihe with love you as
viii love agan--with whole heart and soul
] and worship fixed purpose is
day make happier than queen throne
But my little flower, if you not love me
1 demand. / will take it and will
nothing. and you will hear from bay One or
the other,-I must know that TO be mine that
] o strive for your admiration well
your love. In fact, Ruth will either consider
my afianced bride dream must smother. But be
truthful girl either way and If you must stab, stab
deep and be aromatic death. Ruth, sweet
hardly fathom beauty, Fear comes
lest you will fade into dream, and that my
ideal will crash However be it, sweetheart, if you
you give your heart, help to give
you up. Make it for to forget you, by some
word 1 very sensitive it will not be hard
Do not be afraid of 1 neither Bosco
Indian juggler have fear of hypnotzing you.
I at least gentleman, Ruth--vote me that,
My love don't mind tonight little upset
think you did not keep your promise to write
Remember flower, will keep tryst the second
don't fail me, heart, fail
Unless you love me, how will ever endure life?
hope do hear enough other six
this question. BOY.