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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
HEApQuARTERs TRANSFORMED
OHIO DEMOCRATS.
viii Endorse Judson Harmon for
Presidential Nominee.

Dayton, Ohio. June "A plank car
rying a presidential endorsement foc
GOV. Harmon will be inserted in the
platform TO be laid before the state
Democratic convention which opens
here this afternoon
This has been definitely decided on
BY Democratic leaders. and GOV. Hsr-
mon. although aware Of their purpose.
has shown so FAR no intention or OBJ
posing them The governor proposes
IN confine his campaign for renomina
ton to state issues, according to a
statement made by him last night. but
hc has declined to discuss his pres.-
Dental boom In any way
Two issues Of premier importance
have presented themselves To- the dele
gates The first Is the attitude of
william j. Bryan, who has declared
himself for the endorsement by the
convention OF a candidate 90 succeed
senator Charles =. Dick. The second
Ii tho nomination for lieutenant gov
ernor.
Mir. Bryans point " view will be
supportcd by followers OF Tom l.. john
son of cleveland and tho Cuyahogl
county cleveland delegation Gov.
Harmon and his following are on the
opposItc side and tho general opinion
h that they viii win
Tho denomination Of Gov Harmon IS
a foregone conclusion.
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RICHARD Announces
RENO GETS THE FIGHT.

Reno, New, June 2i-Tex Rickard
definitely announced shortly after noon
today that Reno had been selected for
the Jeffries-Johnson tight. Prepare
uons for building an arena We're at
once begun
Richards official statement follows.
have decided % hold the Jemries-
johnson fight In Reno. In making
the selection l wish to give my reason
for doing so. Godheld made an or
fer which II was hard 10 turn down.
They are the earnest lot 81 men ( ever
saw. This morning a committee of
Goldheld business men offered To take
me To local bank and give a guaran-
tee Of 100000. / decided on Reno.
however FOR several reasons In the
first place / did not feel that ngh;
fans of the east ana west should be
compelled 20 take that extra u hour
ride across the hot desert To Goldheld
Thcn again the people from Sau Fran
cisco can got here ON the morning cf
July 4 and leave the same night ia
order To- be hack tp their business
Tuo-day morning For this reason
think probably 1000 or 1000 more viii
come from san Fun~isco that would
not go TO Goldheld. The Reno people
have done all they could They viii
| build suitable sirriry and buy tha
\ $1,000 license Tor me-
Cslgned TEX RIcKARD
/ y lNlEF fA0hU AlilNlAEffi AlfF ifhUN or
| the Hotel Golden. whore Richard was
| i'm conference with the Reno and cod
| field committees 4 few minutes after
| u o'clock rumor spread Ike vida %
that Reno had been chosen Shortly
afterwards came Richards omic'ai de
Claration In the form of signed state
mcnt from Richard
There was great rejoicing among fho
waiting citizens "Hurrnh Tor Rem
Hurrah for Tex" yelled the oNciting
night fans.
The bra ss band which had parlded
the streets earlier iu the day was
brought out AGAIN and the cheering was
renewed. Rickard was surrounded and
congratulated on his choice
The Goldfeld delegation appeared To-
b. much east down, but they immedi-
atcly went 20 Rickard and shook him
by the hand.
We're for YOU. Tc- said his former
partner Elliott We're sorry 10 los
the fight but hope that vnu have chosen
wisely. Wen al' he here for the bis
mill"
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MISS MILDRED CARTER
WEEDS LORD ACHES0N,

London. June 2l.-Miss Mildred
Carter. only daughter OF John Ridge
ley Carter, American minister to
Roumania, Servia and Bulgaria, and
Lord Acheson. eldest son Of Lord and
Lady Gosford were married In st.
Georges church in Hanover square
this afternoon
This was one OF the weddings OF the
season which had been anticipated
with much interest by the late King
Edward because OF the close con-
ncction of the parents OF the BRIDE
groom with the royal household and
his maiestys personal friendship for
Mr. Carter
Canon shepherd. sub-dean of the
chapels royal oniciated. assisted BY
the Rev. u. Anderson, rector OF st.
Georges
The reception that followed at
Dorchester house. the house OF
American Ambassador and Mrs.
Whttelaw Reid, brought together
most OF the members of London's so
cial set and was as brilliant as the
nuptials.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter gave their Lon
don residence as wedding gift
Among the other gifts were "A diamond
bandeu from Ambassador and
Mrs. Reid. Jewels and furs from
Lord and Lady Gosford and
diamond tiara from Mrs. David Nor
gan. grandmother of the bride.
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ROOSEVELT HAS HIS
FIRST DAY OF SEClUSl0N.

oyster Bay. y. Y, June 2l-Theo-
dore Roosevelt today had the first day
OF the se.lusion which he has declared
he must have. He had only one caller
this morning. H. NJ. Hobson, secretary
Of the committee Of the Hamilton club
Of Chicago. who came east 20 attend
the reception to Mr. Roosevelt on sat
urdav. MIR. Hobson was the bearer or
a letter from John II. Batten OF chi
caeo. vice president OF the club. ask
ING col. Roosevelt To receive the Chi-
cagoans before they returned home to-
morrow night.
MIR Roosevelt arranged reception
tomorrow morning at his editorial Of
6ces In New York. Later In the sum
mer col. Roosevelt viii go 20 Chicago
a. the guest OF the Hamilton club and
will make speech there. This
probably will be the frst speech that
he will make.
cen. Luke L. Wright of Memphis
Tenn. former secretary Of war arrived
here on the noon train and went 10
savmore Hin He said he had come
merely FOR a short visit and would re-
t,Irn 10 New York tonight,
Rear Admiral w :. Cowlcs and Mrs
cowles. who is Col. RooseVelts sister
and their son Sheffield. who came to
New york with the RooseVelts last
night. left az noon for their home in
Pennington. Conn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
RESIGNATION
OF FARNSWORTH
Secretary of State Board OF Land
Commissioners Forced
To VaCate.
BAD SCANDAL IS HINTEO.
Father of Young Woman Wants To
swear to = Complaint Despite
Political Friends.

Promising to reveal a scandal " an
official probe is brought into the case
Secy. william Farnsworth OF the state
board OF land commissioners has ten
dered his resignation and IL is now IN
the hands Of the land board awaiting
It's action when called into session. The
promised scandal is said. by those who
claim TO know the facts in the case
to involve FarnswDrth In liaison N1th
young woman formerly an employe
I'm the county clerks office. II Is said
that owing to the predicament In which
she has found herself she has been cent
TO neighboring state.
The father OF the young woman, II
IS stated, has been In ignorance Of Tho
true condition OF AFFAIRS and only learn
ed Of II upon his recent return from an
eastern trip. A visit 10 his daughtct
was followed by a quick return To this
city and a consultation with the county
attorney and sheriff followed this morn
ing. Official action was demanded, but.
FOR some reason. IL appears that there
has been a delay. II IS not known
whether a warrant and complaint are
to be issued
Friends OF Farnsworth interceded
In his behalf today and importuned the
father to delay action pending some
settlement which might be contriVed.
II appears that the father won the FIRST
round. however, and 1t IL said that the
resignation was not wholly of Farms
worth's own volition. His poltlcal
friends. II is understood. have tried
To save his official position, but appear
TO have failed.
II is not believed that Mr. Farms
worth has left the city. though all at
tempts to locate him this afternoon
failed. At his home the word came
over the telephone that he was AZ the
land board or at lunch, the woman at
the telephone saying that she was the
wife OF Mr. Farnsworth,
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GOV. D|CKERSON
WON'T INTERFERE
Laws Of Nevada Permit Prize
fights, and Executive is With
out Authority to Stop Them.
THERE MUST BE NO FRAME-UP.
lie Would Prevent That-Reno and
Goldheld wsging Hot Contest
For Big Battle.

Ogden. Utah, June 2l.--Gov Dicker-
son OF Nevada, who IL In Ogden today.
declared that he will not interfere with
the JerNes-Johnson night.
When seen by representative OF the
associated Press this morning soon
atter his arrival from Ontario. Or. the
governor said the laws or Nevada
license prize fighting and that, there
fore the executive OF the state is with
out authority TO stop the big fight
Though n there IL any evidence OF
lake night" said the governor, Il
shall stop IT, but I am convinced the
contest Is on its merits. BE certain
to qualify that statement as to n fake
night for Tex Rlckard is a personal
friend Of mine and J know he would
not lend his name to such deception. ="
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INTERESTING EVIDENCE
ABOUT BlEACHE0 FLOUR,

Kansas CITY, June 2i.-Pierce Butler
special United States district attorney
OF ST Paul MINI, began the cross
examinat ton OF DR. John A. Wessener'
president OF the Columbus laboratory
Chicago, in the bleached ilour tria IN
the federal court here today. Atty.
Butler brought the witness to ADMIT
that he had testified az hearing De
fore Secy. Wilson In 1908 that yeast
and the processes used In preparlhs
bread destroyed the nitrites in bleached
flour. Or. Wasener added that at that
time. before he had experimental so
much with bleachcd -four he believed
It contained nitrites.
The witness was further quoted as
testifvine before SecN. Wilson that the
process OF bleaching -four was very
fine advance in the art OF milling ana
that there was virtually no difference
In the bread made from bleached and
unbleached -four.
He said the testimony represented
his views still.
The witness ga id that raw -four was
a poison 81 taken In sufficient quanu-
ties. Pressed further by Atty butlef.
he said that bread was poison II
taken in a sufficient quantity. lie sara
that str-ychnine and cyanide were not
poisons unless taken in sufiicietly large
doses. -
''Then." shouted Atty. Butler, ~
were TO give Judge Scarritt here niue
cyanide in his biscuits every day
should moi be guilty Of administering
poison to him unless the quantity We're
sufficiently large
II repeat" answered Or. Wesener,
that the question OF whether or NOT
n substance is poison depends entirely
upon the quantity administered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21

washington, June I.-Another speed
record In the matter OF referring the
house appropriation TO committee
amending IL and returning TO the sem
ate. was made today by Chairman
scott OF the senate committee on public
buildings and grounds The omnibus
public buildings bill, carrying nearly
SO. 600 600. which was passed by the
house at l o'clock this morning was
received today In the senate at noon.
II was Immediately referred 20 the
senate committee and In the next
breath Chairman Scott announced that
he reported the bill with amendment
for new buildings which aggregated
more than t5,O00,0O0
To accomplish this end the senate
committee sat nearly all night passing
on proposed senate amendments. The
additions made by the senate COM
mittee for buildings costing $4,000 or
more included ..
Alaska-Juneau. 100000. and Ao.Ooo
for territorial executive mansion IL
brary and museum.
California-Sa Diego, 5000; Los
Angeles, $3.50. 900.
Idaho-Toeur d'Alene, 500 900.
Northumberland S5O.oVut liNlhs-
ston. 81. 900: Bozeman, $4,000.
Oregon-Poftland, S5O0Op. ...
Washington - Belineham. S-0o,po'
North Yakima, $4,000
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REGULARS FOUND
OFF RESERVATION
Round Up OF Senators on Postal
Savings Bank Bill Dis
covers Detection.
PRIEST. TAFT MUCH AROUSED.
Abandons Trip To New Haven to Soe
son Graduated to Look After
situation.

Washington, June q lon receiving
information from the senate today that
a nllbuster was proposed there by some
81 the insurgents against the postal
savings bank bill, President Taft de-
cidef to abandon his projected visit
20 New Haven. where he expected 10
rec his son graduate from Yale tomor-
row. The president said he would re-
main in Washington to look after the
legislation and that he would stay here
all summer II necessary 10 take the
postal bank measure through IN salts
factory form. II Is his desire that the
house bill be adopted BY the senate
without amendment
Early today he sent for several Of the
recalcitrant senators and had long
and earnest talk with them. The presi-
dent Is said 10 be thoroughly aroused
over the situation
Several Of the so-Called regular Re
publicans In the senate. IL was said
today had been discovered on the res
ervation In the final roundup on the
postal savings bank bill
Reports which reached the White
House this morning were that while
the president was at New Haven to
morrow II was the intention OF the
senators so to amend the postal saw
ings bank bill as to kin any chance OF
rs passage by Congress at this session.
A. soon as the president learned OF
this plan he directed Secy. Norton TO
cancel his trip TO the Yale commence
ment and also to send for the senate
leaders
The president for more than a year
had been looking forward 20 the New
Haven trip. He said somo time ago
that he would allow nothing to inter
fere with his seeing his eldest son
graduated from Yale. At FIRST the pres
dent proposed spending three days al
New Haven Tho legislative situation
last week was such, however that ht
ordered the trip curtailed 10 one day
Now IL is abandoned altogether.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
JEIT'RIES WILL START
FOR RENO TONIGHT

Bon Lomond cal. June 81 Jim JET
fries ana those NJ his assistants who had
not already departed, boarded IN
train today for Oakland They VIE
start for Reno tonight
As a finishing touch 90 the big fell
Ios,'s stay here he worked FOR an hour
and 10 minutes in the gymnasium this
morning and II was the fastest ana
showiest performance made since IND.
began to get into condition
Jeffries feels that he has WorA %
himself into fine shape In the m'un-
talns and he expressed great conii-
dsn,e that he viii be 1T no mattr-
where the contest may be held.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
l"O MILLIONS TO BE
SPENT AT Fl. RUSSELL.

~ N...eyenne, Wyo., June ai.-Gre.t.r
>, ~. - a. Russell Is to become srest.
me-, man ever during the prosen, sum
ts,n,. .9t Yesterday Supervising Quar-.
instr,o,t,tr captain V. X. Hart received
ia so ue,lons by wire from Washinrton
ibe cop bids recently submitted ror
Inc. construction OF additional hniIS'
Ia oo easgresating in cost more thar
hnsS'o The new buildings incl,ds =
T. c"s, ana all necessary eouinmont
10 cos, s 20 steel fences at the most
o1a,,o 'o.vOo concrete cellar; of,cers
4 rrsdS. stables FIRE houses. etc. etc
p4ndis,ulng contract Involving ths NV,
ossr,a the hlling In about ofpcsrs,
o. ~. ana barracks. and the leval,n.
h. M, re,. elg parade ground. invo,yins
,sr,h moving OF millions OF cubic fes, ~,
rrsa,s Additional drlvewavs arc 10 no
ina so Nv stone and cement curbings
,., on, ewsiks put in. additional tree
por, , n are now 1000 officers ana man .,
VIM. russell. including regiments ~
s' cavalry. infantry and noun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
REPORTS OF MAN ANSWERING
CHARLToNS DESCRIPTION

New York. June 2i.-Reports received
BY the police here from London declare
that "a man answering the description
Of Porter Charlton, whose wife was
murdered at Lake Como, and for whom
the police Of Europe are looking. ar
rived here last Tuesday
lie complained Of being sick and
called in a doctor who said he had APP
pendic,tis and advised an operation.
This the visitor declined TO undergo
on Thursday the man went to the
office OF the Hamburg American line
and under name which has been
given 10 the police, engaged a second
class. single passage on the Deutsch
land, which viii arrive in New York on
Thursday.
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SAYS HE FORGOT TO
DECLARE HIS JEWElRi

New York. June 2l.-lsaac Pollock. a
cloak and suit maker OF this city. who
came over on the same steamship as
did ex- President Roosevelt, Is under
81 900 cash bail. pending examination
before the United states commissioner
IN Hoboken. y. j, as 20 why 5000
worth Of tewelry found on his person
b, "A custom Inspector was not declared,
His explanation Is an unusual on"
lIe saws there were exciting times on
the steamship all the way, because OF
Roo~evclf's presence on board, ana
being OF an excitable temperament. ne
forgot to declare the jeNelry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
AN ARTIFICIAL JAW
MADE OF PURE GOLD.

New York. June 2l.-A remarkable
operation has just been performed at
the post graduate hospital by which
a man has been provided with an arti-
fetal law Of pure gold to replace
iaw-bone destroyed by disease. The
operation IL said to he the first OF the
kind ever performed in New York
hospital.
Michael Wood. 80 years old, OF
Greenwich. Conn. IL the patient, Hts
disease had progressed so far that
\Vood's family believed his death only
a question OF months
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
GOVERNORS CONFERENCE.
This Year National one VIII he Heih
Al Frankfort and Louisville.

Frankfort. Ky. June 2l.-The ma
tionaI conference Of governors which
was inaugurated as a regular annual
event during the Roosevelt adminis-
t,stion viii be held this year at Frank
fort and Louisville.
The governors will meet I'm Frank
fort Nov 20 to discuss conservation
prison reform and other topics that
seem TO cali for concerted action The
second DAYS session will he held In
I ouisville President Taft and eN-
President Roosevelt probably will at
tend.
The Official call viii be issued soon
Ia, GOV. Wilson OF Kentucky.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
O'NElLL BROWNE CASE.
Defense Suddenly and Abruptly An
nounced That II Rests.

Chicago. June 2l,--Abrupt announce
ment was made this afternoon that the
defense rested In the case of Lee O'Neil
Browne. charged with bribery In aid Of
the election OF United states Senator
William Iorimer The action In sud-
denly stopping testimony followed a
dispute among Brownies attorneys,
one Of whom alleged having been over
ruled by the trial judge in an unwar-
ranted manner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
FARLEY JENSEN JOINS
THE BENE0lCTS' RANKS

Washington, June I.--At O'Clock
,his evening al the residence OF Soma
tor and Mrs Reed Smoot of Utah a
nr,ctty wedding occurred IN which the
contracting parties were Farley i. Jeil-
sen and Miss Julia Howe. Roth are
from Salt Lake city and during their
e.hort residence in tho national capital
have won many friends. MT Jensen is
a recent arrival here and has already
become a prominent member OF tho law
classes.
Immediately after the ceremony unit
inr them in marriage was performed.
Mr. and Mrs. Jensen left for hr da
trim To the seashore to last week q.
10 DAYS Upon their return 10 this
CITY they will make their home here
for the present at least.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
JOHNSON GOES TO RENO
NOT LATER THAN THURSDAY

san Francisco. June 2l- NotNlth-
standing the Preparations which arr
being made TO remove his camp g.
Reno Jack johnson today did his reg
uiar work. \ large part Of the morn
ing was occupied By a brisk troi over
the sand hills followed by n plunge ln
th, ocean After lunch johnson called
Ms snarring partners and spent tho
arernson In boxing and gymnasium
work. -,
Johnson has decided 10 move to Reno
moi later than Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
me STORM IN NEW YORK

New York, June 2l-A severe
electrical storm swept the upper part
OF Manhattan island and Bronx
borough today, lightning striking sew
cral buildings and doing extensive
damage. The entire trolley service IN
the Bronx was put ont OF commits
sion for long period and electric
light and power service was cut ON
Several men we're shocked into I'M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
ANTIQUITIES FROM EGYPT.

Boston. June 2l.-What Is said 10 be
an. Of the most valuable collections OF
antiuuitIes ever brought into this coun-
try has Just arrived here on the steam
shin RloomfOntein from the buried
cities and tombs Of Egypt They are
consigned to the Metropolitan museum
i'm New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
EDWARD SAUNDERS,
DEMOCRAT VA. UNSEATE0.

washington. June 2t.-rhe house
COMMITTEES on elections No. . today vot-
"a 10 unseat Edward Saunders, Demo-
crat ~ the Firth Virginia district. and
give his seat in the house 20 J. NJ.
T,srson. Republican, who contests Saun-
ders' election.
This gives the Republicans two Of
Virginia's quota Of 10 congressman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
PRINCESS FEDORA DEAD.

karlsruhe. June 2l.--Princess
Fedora Of Schl eswlg- Hostein. the
youngest sister Of Empress Augusta
Victoria. died suddenly today from
Victoria. died suddenly today from
heart disease The princess was born
july 3, 1874
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
SENATE PASSES MOODY BILL.

Washington. June 2i.--The house bill
the retirement OF Justice
Moody OF the supreme court because OF
protracted Illness, was passed by the
senate today without going through
the formality OF sending II 20 confer
ence. The measure now goes TO the
president for his signature
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MIDDLETON, IDA, CARRIER.

Especial to The News)
washington u, G., June M.-Otto w.
zimmerman has been appointed rural
earlier. oscar H. Zimmerman. sub. route
at Middleton, Ida
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
THIRTY THOUSAND
FOR FEDERAL BUILDING
senator Smoot Secures Amendment
Providing Appropriation for salt
Lake and Park City.

Washington, d. c., June Ex-senator
Smoot secured today adoption OF
amendment to the public building bill
passed by the house last night carrying
an appropriation OF $4,000 for the Sal,
Lake federal building, and 5000 ad-
ditional for the building at Park city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-21
SPOKANE auGu SCHOOL BURNED

Spokane. wash. june 2l.-ftre
starting In the furnace room from IN
unknoWr cause destroyed today the
south central high school, The loss Is
100000.