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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
RED CROSS IS
/. FLOURISHING
Annual Meeting of the Ameri-
can Society With President
Taft in Chair-Prospects for
100000 Fund Excellent.

ASHINGTON. Dee. G.-Prcsident
w Tsft. In mis- capHcIty "s Prssi.
dent &c the american Hed
nuaI meeting here to-day. Announce
mrnf WAS made that New York city al
ready had raised the SS00.0o0 allotted a.
endowment fund of $1,000 600.
President Taft predicted that the full
fund soon would be In hand and gave
praise 60 Miss Mabel Boardman. who
T. the active head Of the association
Charles u. Norton. secretary TO the
President. made his first report az
treasurer Of the Red Cross. Tine re-
ceipts for the last year were S262.20
and the expenditures S25t.5tb.
The society now has on hand tlSt,-
O23. The mem bership Is nearly $4,000
six million Christmas seals have
been disposed OF to dealers. the pro-
ceeds to go to the fight against tuber-
In his address. President Taft said IN
''The contribution secured now OF
half a million dollars from New York
CITY is an earnest expression That We
shall raise the whole two millions
saw we shall raise it mean that Mis-,
Mabel Boardman viii raise IT,
The real usefulness that viii ID
added TO this association by having q
fund of two million dollars. well in
vested. from which we can count OF
receiving at least $4,000 a year. every
one who has had anything TO do witt
the organization OF this association
can understand.
THE opportunity TO give quickly an,
to be first on the ground Is VIVA
makes this association more usefu
than another. not only in the Unite,
states. but everywhere on this globe
! President Taft was reelected presi
lent Of the American Red Cross at TIN
annual meeting today and Robert W
DeForcst. Charles r. Magee and \
piatt Andrew. assistant secretary q
| the treasury. were reelected vic
president. secretary and treasurer, re
! spectively.
/ Frederick w. Lehman Of st. Louis
| whose name was sent TO the Senate to
/ day for appointment as solicitor gen
/ eral, was elected counselor OF the or
l ganization. an office hitherto vacant.
/ The President and members OF hi
| cabinet. together with ministers TO I'll
| United States from Switzerland an
| Costa Rica. and the delegates 20 tn
| convention. attended a reception give
| by Miss Mabel Bosrdman-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

The evidence adduccd was present led
20 the grand jury by Edwin ". Gross
vcnor. special assistant TO the attor-
ney general OF the United States. Dis
trict Attorney Watson of Detroit. and
Joseph Darling special agent of the
department or justice. Secret hearings
began Yesterday and nothing was Civ
en- out until the Indictments were hand
ed down this afternoon.
1t is charged that as the result OF
a ten davs' meeting at Mount Glenn
ems. Mich last April. "a fund OF $1,000
was secured TO set in motion plan
that resulted I'm giving the defendants
control Of sixteen manufacture and
nearly 400 iohbers, representing an out
put OF approximately S10.00O.00O a year
Both the civil suit started 1t Ealt-
more and the criminal proceedings here
have been instituted under thc Sher-
man antf-trust law. Tho defendant
firms in th criminal proceedings are
Names - Companies.
STANDARD SanitarT MauufaCturiuE
company. ritfshurg. Pa. s. Wcislcittcl
g. sons company. Baltimore. The
Barnes Manufacturing company. Marsh
field o.. the Canill Iron Works. Chat
tanooga. Tenn: Coiwell Lead company
New York CITY. the Day-Ward com
Danv. Warren. o.. r.. humphreys Manu-
featuring company. Mansfield. O-t kcr-
ncr Manufacturing company. PittSburg
Pa. tire T. r. Mott Iron Works, New
York. McNay g. Walker. Braddock Pa.
tContInued on PAGE TwoJ
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

Although they have thirty days i'm
which to heed the warning ~ the sec
rotary OF state. there was hurrving
and scurryinE and wsgEing OF Of
fetal heads when the notices were re-
ceived yesterday. and members Of the
combine lost no time In getting to-
Eether 90 devise plans for a defense.
The communication from Secretary
TinEey was a severe blow to them. be-
cause # means that no halfway meas
urcs are to he taken. Not only the
companies are I'm danger Of losing their
charters but officers OF the companies
and all who are parties to- the unhoIy
alliance which has for it's object the
! worse than thug methods in stealing
| from the people are liable to indict-
: The local managers OF the different
! companies were interviewed hN The
] Herald Republican. and while am adj
I from the secretary ~ state. they re-
! fused absolutely TO discuss tho natter.
. forwarded 10 me east TO- tle president
and board OF directors 81 their respec--
tive companies.
] Located IN magnificent offices and
surrounded with costly furniture. and
B having ~ hand every convenience that
wealth can procure. the local managers
were apparently in r. state OF mind far
/ less comfortable than their expensive
surroundings might warrant
Operation Of Combine.
j How the coal combine holds Utah In
its firm and relentless grasp is magni-
fled I'm comparison with The conditions
OF other western states. Here. where
coal Dr. so abundant. and where the haul
from the mine ifs ~ miles. coal costs
more proporuonately. than in other
western states
California pays more for its coal. be-
cause the coal is hauled either from or
across Utah TO reach that market. How
ever, i'm proportion 90 the haul 10 Salt
Lake and the haul to Los angeles. the
latter city has the best OF Dc by a Lig
Idaho. which Is also farther from the
; mine than lis Utah. pays less. in proper
| ton TO mileage. than does Utah.
In Colorado the most effective illus
tration OF the injustice done Utah is
, found At Denver coal may be pur-
/ chased Tor 81 a ton. delivered TO any
1 I'm contrast to this. the capital ~
81 Utah is paying SO. 20 per ton. also de-
, livered 60 any part Of the city
Utah to salt Lake is ne miles. The sv-
! erage haul TO Denver rs 10
Use Utah Coat
4 This comparison shows that Utah Is
: getting the worst end OF one-sided
- deal. Denver man SAYS he pays "a
q a ton fer coal at his home, and ~ i9
. good coal Tt f. better at that price
than any coal at SO. 20 ton. no says.
I'll In Denver Utah coal b. used In small
3 quantities. but this coal rs sofd 10 the
To- retailer by the producer at just tne
same rate that the retailer can get Goa
!. from his Colorado producer. The Utar
l. producer has TO meet the price Of th'
10 Colorado man, and the freight rate outs
- little OF no zee WIN -, tne prooueer
s Here I'm Utah there is a combination
o OF producer, carrier and distr1hufei
4 that has so aroused public sentiment az
n they no longer will tolerate the tolls
levied by the coal harons.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

No political Significance. IL was
said at the embassy. attaches TO
the arrest, but Gustavo A. MaderO.
supported by other friends OF
Azcoua here. charged that the cir
cumstanCps OF tile cases are trivial.
and that behind &c all is the vengeful
purpose OF the Diaz administration Co
get possession OF Azcona because or his
connection with an anti Diaz newspaper
attack during the last three years.
Azcoua Is n son OF the late senior
NzcOna former McNicau minister to
Ttalv Guatemala and tile Argentine
Republic lie came here November -
from san Antonio. Texas. where his
consultations with Francisco T. Madcro.
leader or the Mexican reNoluttonists.
were an omen secret. tie has been ass
sociated here with Gustavo A. Madcru-
brother OF the Revolutionary leader
4 Il -----L
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

Tho rr.e-ar. was delivered to- both
houses hv Secretary Tafta soon after
frrr convened at noon. Dir. Iatta made
Dis first appearance bon the senate. are
rIrInE immediately after the announce
mont OF The President Intention 10
communicate hiE views "in writing
Tnfa announcement WAS made 10y
Senator CuUonr. ON behalf ~ himself
and Senator Money. who constituted che
senatorial committee fo INFORM ine
President that tnr senate was preparea
fn receive rnrOurrn nda ions from liu-
Almost Immediately niferUard Alr. iasi
fr delivered fnr message i" tne HOUSE
Tire rradIur ~ trr ancument. Hnicn
was off unusual lcngth. was hcgun at
1910 u. m. fr fHe senate Nr tfrFf
most or frr aerHfore listened attentive
fr rrt gradually tnis attention ceased
who remained in the chamber devoted
fI.. marIrna tu printed copies before
.rsm. This also was the case On tho
House.
o-tsf~rHiu- Features.
Tho puI.iaudin1 features Of Trcsi-
dent Trf-. message are these.
Ifr declares Do Ie time tn stop 'oGiF-
l.fIu- With reference to rrEulaiion OF
corporations and to witness The effect
of vigorous execution Of tho laws aI-
ready uu fn. statute books. Tho exact
Limitation upon 1ur iucrs inetn91s .lW D.
posed HE Jaw VIII dnunt.cHf Pc made
clearer rr ueudin= decisions Of Che su-
rr.rrr court
ru.f I'D fHf4 tirr,. fne President eay.s.
Do believes fnr rrtivities OF the gov
rrrrrrf. ir addition fu enforcement ~
trr laws. should bo directed toward
economy nf adwiniei ration, the en-
'rrrr.uarf uf ouuurfuuif'n- Tor foreign
frIIr. tre nui1dfuG up of home industry
and frr .IrenE fnruin- or the confidence
of capital iu domestic invce tme1t
Mr. Taft rerummruds strongly some
form ~ ship subsidy to increase Amer
ir1n enirrinE. r-rccinilN 20 south
Tho tariff BOARD is not ready to sub-
- H|"H
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
MAKING GOOD PROGRESS
Thirty-Eight Per Cent OF the Tunnel of
strawberry Valley Irrigation
Project Completed
LspeelaI 10 - HeraId-NepnLIIeanl

Washington. Dec. 6.-Five hundred
feet or the tunnel Of the strawberry
valley irrigation project in Utah were
excavated during the month of Novcn-
Der. and 563 feet We're lined with con
crete. This tunnel, when completed.
viii be four miles long and viii carry
water from storage reservoir In
Straw berry valley through the Wasatch
mountains and empty fl into the Span
ish Fork river. from whence canal
eighteen 90 twenty miles long will con-
vey it to the irrigahle area. The
tunnel IS now thirtl.-eight per cent
cnmnlcteh. About 10000 acres of lanl
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
BIN SWINDLERS in
RAGE OVER NOTICE
Coal B0YOns Get States Warming,
Assemble Wise Heads and Plan
Method of Fighting People

IT HE letters mailed Monday by Secretary of State Charles Tgey
offices of
yesterday welcome decree shutting
OF he
nsndng beginning
against unlawful
robg public the guilty
ones made 4
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

and that his part in the affair was
merely as witness. lie said that while
manager of "a newspaper in Mexico CITY
many contributions were received Tor
the entertainment OF the poor OF the
Mexican capital The funds were in-
sufficient aud were turned over 60
committee of women FOR disbursement
among the poor. Another newspaper.
he said. charged the money had been
diverted from the original purpose OF
the donors.
Azcona declared that after due Jude
ciai inVestiga tiou in which ne APP
peared as witness The case was
dropped
Later he said he founded "NeuVo Mex
leo and hegan "a series of attacks on
the piaz adiuinistra tiou which caused
it's oppression three times and finally
itx CfuriScatiOn six months lEo. He.
al editor rnufurIIp1 fn leave
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
AGAINST
THE COMBINATIONS
Indictments Against Sixteen Firms
and Thirty Two individuals
in the Bath Tub Trust

DETRoIT Dec 6Th antitrust campaign Of Attorney General Wick
- Detroit this with the result that indictments
by the federal grand jury against sixteen firms and thirty
control ghyve
lavatOries
the United
proceedings civil dissolve the al
within
the last forty
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
PROMINENT MEXICAN Held
AT The NATIONAL CAPITAL
Juan Sanchez ACCOM- Arrested on
Complaint of the Government
of DiGz

w AsHINGToN Dec 6-Th provisional arrest Of Juan Sanchez
w Mexican journalist
Der family
justice representations made by the Mexican
the
false pretenses had him in Mexico
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
SHOWS EFFICACY
OF PRESENT LAWS
Says Existing Corporation
Statutes Suffice; Don't
Add More Now
TARIFF HINTS DELAYED A YEAR
ShOrtness of Present Session ReG-
son for No Recommendations on
VitaIly Important Subjects

xV TAsHINGTON Dec 6-Conges attention Pres
w there comparatively lev
members who were willing probability favorable action at
present the recommendations contained therein
the facth will March L.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07
CHANGES IN THE SENATE
judge Thornton Elected In Louisiana.
Three APpeintecS Take the Oath
of office

Baton Rouge. La. Dec. b.-du J.
r.. Thornton OF Alexandria was today
elected by the Louisiana general as
sembly to be United States senator to
succeed the late Senator McEnery-
In the Senate. Thornton received
81 votes. Congressman Eroussard 3.
Wilkinson. .. Governor Sanders, !.
The vote i'm the House was. Thorn
ton. "a. Broussard. %. Thomas. 4. VIII
kinson. o.
Washington. Dec. 6.--Immediately
after the converting Of the Senate to-
day the oath Of office was delivered
I to Claude 4. Swanson. successor Of
John w. Daniel. as senator from Nir-
ginia Joseph NJ. Terrell. successor OF
Senator Clay or Georgia, and Lafay-
! cite Young, successor TO Senator Dol
The credentials OF the three new
| senator's were presented by their re-
/ spective Colleagues. by whom they were
] escorted 90 the chair. The oath was
! administered by the Vice President
nes Moincs. Iowa. Dec. State
] Senator Frederick Larrabec OF Fort
I Dodge. declared in an interview today
I that Hc viii present the name OF As
I sistaut Attorney General ". =. Kenyon
Z of Fort Dodge to the Iowa Legislature
as "a candidate 10 fill the unexDired
term OF the late Senator Dolllver.
HANK ROBBED.
Mexico. Mo. Dec 6.-The Bank OF
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

The full the message by President William How
Taft will be found pages eight nine and ten of this issue
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-07

inter Mountain Republican.
Vol 60. No. $.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-08-11

Rev. E. S. Horton went to Bel
videre last Thursday, returning
Saturday.
DIR. Leighton reports the birth OF
a little girl at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Bauder Tuesday night.
Elmer Waterbury sent a pail of
hail stones into town that fell on
his farm last night, and were SHOW
eled up about eleven o'clock today.
The bond of Carl Schmidt to run
a saloon IN Scotland was approved
by the board of county commits
sioners last Thursday, but the "a
loon has not yet been opened.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Sweet left
today for Marshall, Wis, to visit his
relatives for about two weeks. His
mother had a stroke of paralysis
some time ago and he is anxious
to see her.
DR.. Stonebraker reports the fol-
lowing births-Au gust 3rd, a girl
to Mr.. and Mrs. Max Kaiser, and
August 9th, a girl born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Lee.
Charles A. Chase of Pierre, while
cutting wood for Frank Pillar We'd
nesday, cut his hand, nearly sew
ering the thumb from the hand.
He was taken to DR.. Stonebraker's
office where the bones were set and
the thumb sewed back in place.
Word comes from Hartford that
one day last week the residence Of
G. W. Harvey was struck by light
ming. None of the members of the
family were hurt but considerable
damage was done to furnishings OF
the house. The loss was partly
covered by insurance.
Mrs. A. s. Peck of Sioux City
spent several days this week at the
home of W. D. Griffiths. She and
her two sons, Will and Frank.
have filed on homesteads in Per.
kins county, and the two boys have
been out there putting up build
ings. Will expects to return this
week and will 60 with his mother
to Sioux City to arrange for ship
ping their goods to the new home,
Lance McLachlan got a letter
Tuesday from his uncle "Bob" al
Geddes, stating that his father
Adam McLachlan, was sickat tina
place and it was feared he had ty
phoid fever. Lance went to Ged
DIES Wednesday and returned this
morning. He found his father il
the hospital at that place and get
ting along nicely, the fever having
been broken up.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-08-11

w. A. Williams of Olivet visited
at the Vaughn home the fore part
of this week.
Mrs. Cottrell of Running Water
was a guest of Miss Marion Mum
last Friday.
Miss Azetta Craig arrived Mon
day from Lyman county where
she has a claim.
Misses Julia Stark, Nora Patten
and Frances Minnich are attending
the institute at Tyndall.
Jos. Rankin went to Artesian
Sunday to visit his two sons. His
daughter, Miss Sarah, went to
Utica the same day to visit her
sisters during his absence.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-08-11

All parties needing the services
of a veterinary will please call DR..
Kingery, the old doctor. Call up
Otto of the firm of Bruhn & Stone
braker at the drug store. Tell him
all about it and he will tell the doc
tor, and the call will be promptly
attended. If.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-08-11

Horace Otis of Aberdeen, in
charge of the stock department Of
the Dakota Farmer, was in Scot
land Monday.
The ball game last Friday be-
tween the Scotland and Tyndall
mines was won by Scotland by a,
score of 5 to IS.
Frank each had the misfortune
to get his hand badly burned last
Friday by the explosion of gasoline
while repairing a gasoline stove.
J. R. Millikin of Sioux City, for
merly Of Alpena, and an extensive
land dealer, was interviewing some
of our Scotland citizens Friday.
Harry Boards of Grow Lake,
Jerauld county, was in town Sun
day and visited at the home of his
cousin, Mrs. Elmer Waterbury.
Gusta Muehmel who is teaching
at the Rosebud Reservation is
depending her vacation with her
father, Gottlieb Muehmel.-Olivet
Leader.
j. O. Mason has purchased a
new r.. M. F. automobile of Wanek
& Jaton. Frank Wanek and Carl
Max went to Mitchell Monday and
brought back the machine that
evening.
MI. W. R. Campbell and daugh-
ter, Miss Lola, left Monday, the
former going to Platte to visit his
son John for a couple of weeks and
the latter going to Tyndall to at
tend the teachers institute.
A. Noble, S. W. Richmond and
daughter, Miss Hazel, of Spring
field attended the convention here
Sunday. The latter remained un-
til Tuesday, the guest of her many
Scotland friends.
States Atty. Scoblic and Sheriff
Kelly came to Scotland last Thurs.
day afternoon to Investigate the
charges brot against Fred Rohra.
bacher for the assault upon Mr.
Hoch. The result was that Mr.
Rohrabacher was arrested on 8
charge of assault with g deadly
weapon, was arraigned before Jus
tice Chamberlain and was bounG
over under $500 bonds to appear
at the next term of circuit cour
for trial.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-08-11
County Sunday School Convention.

County Sunday School Convention.
The Bon Homme county Sun.
day school convention which held
it's meeting at Scotland last Sun
day was we'll attended and the pro-
gram one Of special interest to all
Sunday school workers. Delegates
were present from Springfield and
Tyndall and full house greeted
each one Of the three sessions Of
the convention program.
The program as printed in our
last issue was presented with q sim
gle exception. The vacant place
on the program was filled by Dean
Perisho of Vermillion, who hap
pened this way on account Of an
engagement at Tyndall in connec-
ton with the teachers Institute.
His strong plea for county option
lHspf4 AA s4sEa H@5s S Ay1WHaFs
presented the matter from a new
view point to many and was re-
ceived with enthusiasm by the con-
vention. The state secretary, Rev.
F. P. Leach, of Sioux Falls, thru
whose effort the program was real
lied, pronounced the convention
the best the county had ever held.
Prof. G.. E. Muller Of Tyndall.
was reelected president of the
county association, with Tyndall
as the next place of meeting. Miss
Lola Campbell of Scotland was
elected secretary and treasurer,
with Fred Dawes and S. W. Rich.
mond of Springfield and A. w.
Sweet of Scotland vice presidents.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-08-11

Louis Cbladek of Tyndall was
in Scotland Friday.
: Mrs. E. N. Mount left on Satur-
day to visit her parents in Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. J. Davis of Wit
tenberg were in Scotland Monday.
Single Comb Rhode Island Eggs
for Matching, now Is for so cts.
F. J. KADLEc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-06
M.un., Draw. Nail. rr.~ River.

Fr0sa ~ Nee orleans Tissss Denocraf.
Ingenious IN the cAtrcme i the method by which
GD kegs OF wtFc uaits have been recovered nom
ehe bottom OF the Mlssisslppi tuVer, whore they
went dOwn when a barge sARk al the head OF
Lafayette street several weeks ago. huge eaee-
trtc magnet. attarhcd 10 hoistlnG gear. Il low
cred In the water. the current n turnsd On and
the kegs ho~ted out one b. Oae. ciingfng %
the magnet.
The magnet IL shaped like . mushroom and u
three feet IN diameter. The electricty n con-
troled from ahe pilot house by means OF q con-
IroIier boH sueh Is sssa In trolley cara The
magnet IL the property Of the Carnegie steel mills
and was sent here from f1tt.hurw. les original
use was the unloading Of iron from cars In Inc
yarts OF ihe mills
There are 1890 kegs OF nAiNs In the river. of
the.e ieD kegs have been recovered. Two
months mOrc viii be required 20 compiete the
work Divers viii descend to-day 70 pAare
dennlteiy the kegs.
when the nails brought out they ere sent
TO the Das-sN warehouse, where they treated
with a solution which restores them 10 heir orig
tnal color.
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Education for th. General.

Where ~ the SChoOlboy Of sixty years
ago, MANY Of ~ can still recall him.
sturdy. tough. freCkled with his hair
m tufts and stains b'.hInd his ears that
await the SATURDAY might wash rag with
di-trlI-t and deep hostility In rural
Districts he trIidgsSi To -shool and will
ingiy enough. with dark designs on
birds nests and In,dutio'I- squirrels
la towns he fought hi- WY ~ triumph
or took black eyes 10 show liz. uetla-
gogus He was "A healthy. human boy.
and his -tHins,I JACKIE, wis protest
against books even though his ragged
TROUSERS presented M CaSemate Ia the
uuiyering birch He learned 20 spell.
II with difficulty az least A. efiicaciO,Isly
az the an5inic high school products of
to-day he mastered the mysterious
proposition that i've and five is ten
and that seven S,ibtrEcisd from twenty
leaves thirteen: he seated the heights
81 slmple geography. realized that
GFOEuE WAsHINGTON had ONE crossed
the Delaware in "A comparatively small
boat. and after throwing contempsuosts
In,td NJ the Old red srhOolhO'ss went
back 10 the farm, 10 stay there Or TO make
oT himSelI what Con had will'-d
IRON Tins generation the great men
Of the land were drawn. The states