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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

day" argued Senator Bristow. as
based upon the same fundamental prin-
ciples a. was that which preceded the
civil war. The corporate interests OF
the country. have dominated the affairs
Of the nation as completely as did the
slave interests In the days OF its great
est strength.
Just as. every effort made for the
restriction of slavery was resisted BIZ
the slave power. so every effort made
20 protect the people from the injus-
tlce Of corporate greed is resisted by
the great corporations OF this time
The representatives OF the slave power
had seats IN the halls OF Congress and
(Centinued on Page Two.)
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
harmon WIN Arrive Mondnr.

Columbus. o.. July 9.-Althougls Cow
ernor Harmon has sent word that no
viii arrive in Columbus at noon to-
morrow from CharlevofN. Mich. he has
not given his secretarss George a. Lon <.
any intimation OF what action he viii
take with reference 20 last nights
lynching at Newark. Among prophc-
he would seek to remove both Sheriff
Links and Mayor AthertOn. There Is
considerable doubt as 60 what author
ity he has in the latter instance. The
Legislature passed n bill providing for
the removal OF sheriffs who do not
prevent lyuchinEs. but defeated one
providing for the removal OF mayors
who fail TO enforce the law.
Dispatches from Newark say that
Prosecutor Smythe called upon Common
Pleas Judge Seward today for the inn
jury TO investigate the lynching OF Carl
NJ Etherington. the special officer OF
anti-saloOn workers. Judge Seward
said he would give his answer Monday.
Prosecutor Smythc today said az
Newark that he would use every means
at his disposal to bring those guilty
Of mob violence TO justice.
The commissioners Of licking county
have offered a reward Of $1,000 for the
detention and conviction Of persons
connected with the lynching.
CHANGED HIS MIND.
Columbus. O.. July 9.-After n con-
ference with Wayne r. Wheeler and
others OF the Anti-SaloOn league here.
Detective Hall announced today that
ne had decided not TO take fifty dctec-
tives 90 Newark and serve warrants on
the city and county officials and tho
prOprietors OF speak easies."
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
man last night.

Kokas has been in salt Lake FOR
about a year and a half. so far as can
he learned. and for a year lived in a
popcorn wagon, selling this and other
dainties from the streets OF salt Lake.
all the time suffering from leprosy.
One of the most startling tacts as
certafned in searching for the hidden
man is that Kokas visited more than 20
physicians in salt Lake seeking treat
ment for the scourge, but that the tact
was never brought to the ATTENTION OF
the state board Of health until last
week. when DR.. T y. Beatty. secretary
OF the board, took immediate steps 20
find the man and, falling turned the
matter over to DR.. Samuel c. Paul city
CONTINUED on Page TwO.)
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

In the marriage of Mrs. Walker
there is an echo OF the tragedy at
Ogden, September IS. 1907, in which
Earl s Beers. a charlatan physician.
known as the boy phenomenal SUI
fered physical injuries at the hands
or Fred 9. Walker, from which he died
two days later. kAt the trial OF Walker
Il developed that Beers had broken
up his home, and although held under
a charge OF murder the "unwritten
law played a prominent part and
walker was subsequently acquitted.
The case was OF such n sensational
nature that Il fairly rocked salt Lake
ana Ogden society and reverberated
through the state.
II was clearly established as the
case began 70 unfold that relations be
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

senator Bristow's speech was deliv-
cred al the Winfield Chautauqua- He
anaiyzcd the tariff and sketChcd the
work Of the progressive Itepublicans'
IN amending the railroad bill. There
never had been a time in American his
tory. he said. when greater response
buity rested upon the moving citizen
than today.
The country had never faced prob
lens more perplcNing. The fundamen-
tai question to be determined ne as
serted. was should this government
be admiuistrecd IN the interest OF the
average man. or for the benefit Of
special privilcgcsT
The conflict 10 American politics to-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

within a prudent period. TO accomplish
the pacification that is offered. since
prolongatiOn OF a state Of war In
that country might perhaps harm all
OF Central America II your exceliency
believes that my good offices may
prove successful IN any manner for the
pacification OF Nicaragua I shall al
ways be disposed 10 exercise them"
President TAFT in reply sent Diaz the
text Of the report which Secretary
Knox had sent TO Madriz himself
through Consul Olivaries. This has
already been published.
In addition. President Taft spoke OF
conditions in Nicaragua as deplorable.
He said
Il esteem your eNcellency's friendly
interest In the relation OF the United
(C0ntinued on Page Tyvo.)
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
TREAsONABLE ACTS.

Leipsic, Saxony. July enlarged
with delivering German military and
naval secrets to the French govern
ment. Anna Zarlemga was sentenced
today to six years in jail. Accused OF
similar offenses, Albert Lueck and Alois
Weisskopf each received a sentence OF
four years imprisonment and Karl
Lueck was given two years In jail.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
GHAUTAUQUA OPEN SEASON
FOR HUNTING VOTERS DOWN
Senator BTistOW of Kansas MAKING
Speeches in Behalf of the
INSURGENTS

N WINFIELD declaring fight Of the
w Joseph
Brow Of sana delivered this
following his visit Saturday last with Madison
% Oyster Bay to confer with Colonel
They have practically Cannon and the cotere
Of who surrounded significantly great
Is fairly begun"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

Albany. n. Y, July 9.-The following
statement was given out at the eNecu-
tive mansion tonight;
Governor Hughes has received an
invitation from Colonel Roosevelt to
spend Tuesday evening at oyster Bay
as his guest and has accepted"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
WIFE OF
WALKER IS MARRIED
Pennington Turns Up Another Ep-
isode Which Echoes Killing of
Earl S. Beers at Ogden in 1907

He latest matrimonial surprise from Pennington the hObd
Don DIX eer employed by the Well Jewe of Salt Lake
Josephine
and general
Mrs Dix living the Avalon Third
rrnnAr
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
LEPER in HIDING;
HE SOLD POPCORN
John Kokas, Hunted by State and
Federal Officials, May Be De-
ported If Captured

THOUGH sought city, officials John Koks known
detection
cause his deportation to of the per colonies
by the United the officers have bent
effort without Members Of the Greek
aid the search but had not been able ind the
last ipht
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
PRESIDENT DIAz OFFERED
TO EXERT HIS INFL UENeE
Text of the Correspondence Refer
ring to the War Existing in
Nicaragua

WASHINGTON attitude government
w in
Taft views Central American affairs made palmer
which
dent Taft the subject became public This correspondence
had nothing to
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

NEW YORK. July 9-Kermit Roose-
N welt. who was with his father on
the African hunting trip. sailed
today for Europe in company with Con-
gresham William Cochs Of Oyster Bay
on the steamship America Young
Roosevelt carried considerable baggage
with him and a number Of guns. and ~
n understood ne will do some hunting
IN Switzerland He expects to return
some time in September, and declared
bis only object in going 20 Europe was
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

Classified advertising in
The Herald Republican
is the daily guide used
by furnished room-hunt-
ers.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10
TIT METALS.

ollVer, 002sc
Copper, catholics, 1870.
Lead, per 100 lbs, $40.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-10

The Salt Lake Herald
Vol. Isl. No. 40.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
Taft q Aggressive.

The Taft plan Is 20 hear both sides.
He insists upon Why a thing should
aot be done a. well as Why IL should
~ done. Recognizing the hypocrisy Of
ne agitation o. some radicals, ne
braves even their scor nto focus bis
Efforts on ultlmate results. even seek
lng the aid 81 confirmed reacfionaries.
Hho may Be under the suspicion o.
syfupatnlzing with predatory interests.
ffis field glass sweeps both tanks q
every political party. BE has firmly
feferuined that his term % four years
shaf BE- marked with specific legis'
iafion. no matter how be may fare
ehen Il comes 20 q denomination. he
/ n aggressive and smiable IN carrying
forward determined legssiaticn, re-
J careless 81 political m2neuvres Tor
convention delegates ia Utilization.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
CRY FOR HIM
AND LIONS MOURN BILLY

NEW YORK Special. Though he
loves pythons and pumas and Glands
and elephants IN the Bronx zoo, Head
Keeper william Snyder has decided
20 quit He viii go 10 Atlanta as su-
perlntendent OF the Zoo there. one OF
the finest In the country. This city
has paid "Bnly' only $1,000 year.
whereas Atlanta viii give him twice
that much. and like some OF his pets
Al feeding time ne Is out for the
dough"
At his home. 25s East Seventy
eighth Street. Snyder last night con-
armed the report. but would not an
nounce the time OF his going 20 At
tanta He explained that about two
weeks ago Park Commissioner John
{ Carey. OF the Southern city. called on
him and made the Offer.
Snyder entered the employ OF this
/ city in 1888 BEFORE that he had beer
I custodian OF Barnum & Batley's ami
mails.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
MRS. GOULD DENIES SHE
GOT LOAN FROM HAwLEY

NEW YORK-Special.- Katherine
clemens Gould. who is enjoying ali
mony OF SS6. 900 q year from Howard
Gould asked the Supreme Court Fri
day 20 order william q. Woodward.
better known as Big BIZ Hawley,
tn a suit against her which came up
before Justice Fitzgerald The prin-
cipais 20 the action were not in court
Woodward is suing 70 recover So
40. which ne alleges ne advanced
90 her when She was In trouble I'm
Airs. Gould in court several weeks
ago. when she was defending a suit
brought by a miliiuer-
Mrs Gould asks that Woodward
tell the circumstance under which
The money passed. and the time ana
place OF the transaction Represent
ing Mir. Gould. Clarence J. Sheorn
referred 90 Woodward's record as an
ex-conVict. and his connection with
the Gould separation suit
In the affidavit Mrs. Gould denied
absolutely that woodward ever adj
vanced her any money. She alleged
that the suit was groundless and
started with an Interior purpose She
referred 90 the record OF her separa-
ton suit. in which former Police In
F spect0r Mclaughlin save damaging
f testimony about Woodward.
Woodward retorted ln his affidavit
4 chat IN the court would scan the rec.
ord ~ the same case be would IND
I much testimony that did not show
/ Mrs Could in o. eorable light iis
alleged that when he was in London
I In 1894 Katherine Clemmous contin
uousiy sought his companionship.
He said she sought his company IL
I the steamer over and M the Blaci
I FrIars Hotel In London. He Sc
. forth that when she was put out %
the Grand Hotel there bag and bag
gage he advanced her fifty pounds
3 lie said that Helen Mari. an actress
and r. p Jones were witnesses
the payment OF the money.
After hearing the a-gumnts Justic
Fitzgerald reserved decision.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
GIRL RICH AND HAPPY
ENDS LITE WITH GAS

NEW YORK Special Relatives
nd friends in the Fashionable stuy-
.alt fe ehts section OF IRE oElyn
.re uyatIled over che reason for the
.l.sIe ~ -liss FLORENCE j. Ha,e. $40
ara.rn street. Fr.nriyn. who to1E her
life CO 8 O'Clock d. av night o. in-
halins era
Miss .rIe was rlr frrrhrer %
~.rtaia r-.a-.s >- Hale. fr 10 an
Fan ete.r.tN p. $3.50. bob u- or
sea has -1ssel f.-r .- but
ef.T rontlnl.- f. marltl-.. .r. she
rr.e fr.-tv 1rrs olc. t mother.
turo -rers and uu uncle n.-.e up the
famils.
Al fre residence q was said that
... rrr son could be found because
trfee Hale had not left note nor had
i -hs done anything that would indicate
Z that she wished 20 die. She had not
been 90 nor had she had any trouble
/ 50 FAR az members 81 her family knew
she went out automobile riding
I about o'clock Friday afternoon and
! returned about $50. After chatting
with the members q the family Tor
a few minutes she called the butler
ard gave some orders about the din
rer and then went 60 her room Tha
Was the last seen OF her alive
About 8 O'Clock Miss Hales uncle
Charles r Chase. who lived a. IN
Macon Street home. fmelied gas from
the back room on the second floor
and when he tried the door he foun'
/ III Locked lie broke in and found al
niece ia an armchair. but stl alive
after FhuttlnE on the gas from fou
p let's and opening the windows. ne can
{ / - 10 DR. Henry ". Rose. So HaiHe
3 street. whose back yard acjoins tina
q % the Haies.
The physician hurried around. bu
! / Miss Hale vas beyond help. and die
= q few mlnut-s after he arrived.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

A CHARMING CITY OR COUNTRY
Home for everybody Why pay rent
When you can ovn your own home
Eta monthly payment less than rent Z
we Wiz build or buy YOU q home
and allow Won 90 nav Scr same month
" fc- each $1,000. You can pay MS
$3.50 Per month. toEether with 5 per
cent sinrIe Interest stop. think.
irvestirate-5 per cent money FOR
information in reference tc our plan
call or address d. DAVIDSON. No
Bs Chamber CO Commerce building.
Rfcrrcnd. Va Agents n1-.e-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
TURPENTINE KING
SUES PRETTY WIFE

NEW YORK. - Special. - Willia1
NJ. Dickey was appointed yesterday
referee 20 take testimony In the suk
FOR divorce brought by John Wright
Hunt. a wealthy man OF Savannah.
Los Angeles and Kew York. who 10
sometimes called the "turpentins
king" against his w!fe. Henriotte. for
merIy Miss Babcock. Of Detroit.
famed for her beauty. ar. Hunt -
sixtv-eirht and Mrs. Hunt r. twenty
eight.
As correspondent Hunt names Alex
ander TcherdiadeT who styles him
self prince. and cha ms kinship with
. the Car.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
MARTIN WANTS MORE
MONEY FOR THE JAMES

WASHINGTON. ID. Especial Sen
ator Martin. though he Is not yet ready
to talk FOR publication. admitted Satur-
day he was very hopeful % being able
to secure an Increase over the Sloo0oe
made in the river and harbor biu as u
came from the House for the improve
ment Of James River. lie is senior
Democrat on the Committee on Com
m-rce. which Is considering the bin.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

NTFD-OVERCoATs CLOAkS.
"a ope-a costs 10 cleaz. and dye
MS. A =. PYLE Sl5 n aL1 = az
Richrnor'1 Va Anything cleanalle
ne clean Anything dyable we dTe-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
FOR SALE

LARGE COIoRED 1TUSrOvT DUCKS
Cod LAYERS. careful settlers and eX-
csTlert mothers Wen first prize Al
STATE Puuitry SHOW
VIZ COLEMAN.
MauubOro. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

- - 49, rr - ...-.r-r-, 49,. .s,-..
49,. -.. 49, :. -....-.-.---r-.-... q "a bod
- 49, -, "a ~ $3.50. ard ~
r..-.-r er- 800 - 49, ----f-r.-,-
--.~ 49,. s.--- ---,,-.,-- $500 r..~---
--r 49, sr.-.-----,. $500 .,--
- -...s4 -.
r- ~ $3.50 Al. zr,sr-s
----.- 1890 1900 r. r. --oro--
-.-- r. fra frra- trav rrv Err ans
-rr-t-- rrru.-r tt.elE ~ tha bertrie
|rr 49, r-rr-re r-r-- meet Tfrrfril-s
-r- F-rrr COZ r.rr.- rae-.r. OLD.
--.--. .-r.r.r -.--...e- rra 1910 ana
-rI..t .-r ~ III. r...-..-.rf r.Ir.rr-...t
r.---.ar r.r ~ f.e rrilre ln. The
.-rraf -r.ur-- ar.- .ef fn- Us t1--.nNr.
80 rhrr trr money ar-uar.r available
.r-rr r..a n. b. r.rnrrt. This shows
-. .rr .....-e -... f..r ......e
r--r r.r ..rr-. labor se.r.
fre .r. - a-.-. ana each
r..-. f......r r..fr-..a ...
..r r.~r..r srrrfrr.r OF
.....r. f-rr d. r.r an rra tfr.-rr
.-..-.r az rta r-.e.- labor which
"a clothed r-. guarded at tne Srll.
--..r.. Tre .r.rr..s fhrt have thr
rr.-.err 20 rrur.. waive the state
r.4 rar cannot eet tnth rne same
rar and fne arulrt.nruerts thus
p lrre-~ Fl. % other counties nor am-
r.f~rrr rnrr.-ts
ff 49,. road WORK l.re r.ith STATE
|-rr- mar rr-rlrr ~ mo-etars-.
Ir.r..r. sad hr The Highway Comm q
|e.re~ aud bis elt.nrlireree wlo rr.
trrsr--e r.fh the lneal authurlr--s
Ee--eef. GrIerrr ras irfrntf ref
land rrfrar from the Finance rolrra. t.
/. Gee q favorable report on h.s h.l q.
amend the state money act p.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

KRAL ESTATE

Farus for sale Or exchange IN All
ps-eous q Virginia We introduce
euysr ana seller and DO business
,t-s-t3v On commission basis We hEve
reAdy buyers fer timber land Sno
ans with water front w H. lkIkA
kCa ne Z. Main ST. RichRo0d, Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

WANTED SECONDHAND BAGS and
BTRLAP. any kind. any quantity T.
anywhere. RICHMOND BAG CO.
Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
RICHneND GRAT~ HAKKGT.
RichmOlc. VI
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS ON
Peanut Market

Peanut MhrhtL
PETERSBURG, Va PEANUTS
spanish. Market firm al sfS7h per
bushei. Virginias.-Market firm A.
A a SIC for fancy stock. Machine
picked. 81 20 4c. Smelling stock, ~
20 &c
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
WORKING HARD
F0R GOOD ROADS

'R1CHMOND. VA. = Special

RIG MOND. VA. - Special -
In the eariy part OF thc session Of
the present legislature. some little
apprehension was feit. in view % the
states reduced finances. lest the Gen
cral Assembly should undertake TO cut
down tire appropriations Tor road iisa-
pr0vemcutS-
Deeminx Il the part OF wisdom 20
anticipate such move. Deles ate -
u Adams. % Charlotte. introduced
-aS.,futfcn wherein ne voiced his rcc-
IGNITION OF the fact that there was 10
money 20 spare. but deprecated any
attempt 20 curtsn public expenses by
t-irnu ming down the appropriations for
roads
MS re-olu,ioz. % course. was
nothing more thanfa mere suggestion.
but q seemingly hss had It's enect II
IS not nov believed that the highway
improvement appropriations viii b
red uced-certsinly there IS no oispo-
sftion % rstreach In this direction ~
such economy can possibly Be avoided
The good roads snthusiasts-snd
/ they number tens OF thousands n the
I ola Donilion--are not asking any
standing FOR what Is already allowed
while q number OF local road bills
/ have been introduced. there has been
Httle or no attempt 90 change the eN-
| istinE statutes as 20 highway Improve
menL
l. There Money Enough
The one great question before tbs
I General Assembly is- Can the STATE
I continue her present appropriation
7 Tor roads, This Is matter that VII
not evoke rnuch cratory. for the bod,
I o. decide IRE question. in rs mrs
4 staras is the Finance Committee. so
VIII any definite decision Dee rcachc,
until the budget Is made up
an" This BUDGET.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10
RAPID TRANSIT

Puts the customer. many niteS dsOGy, into al
most hourly connections with those cities whore
denser population creates greater deDaGnds, ne
cessitating larger dsSortments-fresh stocks
competitive prices superior quality and beet
methods.
All these advantages you enjoy by using
our mail order and prepay freight system, sOith
ont additional cost.
Many others profit by using us-SO W'H yov-
if you Try 1t.
Write for Catalogue.
No orders too small
The largest Grocery and Wine house in NE
South.
HERMANN SCHMIDT,
5O4 f. Broad Street, Richmond, Va
~A~A@N@SANAAAANNA@AS
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

HaIR eoon~

A.. tbs LAT EST PARIS Fash
IONS en- HAfN DRESSING. Al
kfn3s az hair on hand or made &c
crdsr CombiuEs INSIDE into Switches,
po-nafonrs. Puns. etc. Satisfaction
rne-npfeed HUGHES. sos North
Thtrd 81. Richmond. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-03-10

RiCHNONa PRODUCE MARKET

Corrected each week by tie
wal;erstein Produce Company.
Poultry.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1910-09-22
NOTICE.


The United States land office at Hal
ley mas received notice OF the with
drawal from entry by presidential
proclamation OF approximately two
and q half million acres of land In the
HALEY land district. This land Is with
drawn from settlement, location, sale
or entry, and reserved for examination
and classification with respect to coal
value, under the provisions Of the act
Of June %, 1910.
The lands withdrawn embrace the
major portion of the unoccupied agri-
cultural lands In this land district. The
withdrawal does not affect existing
homestead and desert entries, which
remain intact and may be perfected
under the provisions of the laws in
force on the date of entry. However,
II any such entry is relinqrishcd 1t
Immediately becomes subject to the
withdrawal and cannot be re-entered.
Therefore entrymen on the lands in
vOlved In this withdrawal cannot dis
pose of their entries through relin-
Quishment
This Is temporary withdrawal and
will remain In effect until the lands
have been examined and classified
with respect to coal value. After such
classification the lands will be re-
stored to entry, but such of the land
as may be classified as coal land may
be entered only under the provisions
Of the act of June %, 1910, under
which the entrymen will acquire sur
face rights only.
Following is a full list OF the lands
mill n MN