The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-27
|||OT ADVERTISING
|F|vE MILLIONAIRE
.h;ucton Correspondents
place Him in That Class
Among the Rich.
,slBIY THEY INCLUDE
eaIRCH TITHING BARREL
.s.o1ic Senator Has No Doubt
name Soue Like the Parrot
Talked Too Much.
oa1pH NJ. WHITESIDE.

NJ HAlGh HA'
- Wirc 10 The Tribune.
.su1NGTON, Feb. 26.-The fact
10 limited States senators, Flint
|.,;foruia and Piles of Washing
.sre declared themselves out OF
j for reelection for the reason
.sey cannot afford to remain II
a august legislative body in the
a;yccts attention to the fact that
ste also is one of the richest leg.
T hodies in the land. 1T is esti'
NAT about oue-tbird the mem
! of the senate are millionaires
.nouqh TO make a ma ajority of the
.yc what might be called wealthy
<kat is. men whose assets top their
';cs by half a million dollars or
Who Rich Senators Are.
richest man in the senate is Gug-
nj Of Colorado. whose wealth is
ted nj not less than 500, 1000 900.
of West Virginia is reputed 10
,rfh S25. 100000. Stephenson OF
ssin. 100000, 900, while Warren of
ing. Nixon of Nevada and Oliver
are credited with
&l5 900, 900 each. Crane OF Mas
ptts Aldrich of Rhode Island
retmore of Rhode Island arc
about $l0,000,000 each. The men
between $4,000, 900 and $I0,000,-
Ell are De Pont Of Delaware, De
/ New York, Hughes of Colorado,
of New Jersey, Newlands of Ne
Lodge of Massachusetts, Scott of
Virginia, Bourne of Oregon and
Of Utah. la the class owning
M 100000 and S5,000,000 are
pf Maine, Root of New York and
eeee Of Connecticut.
Plain Millionaires.
plsin millionnircs include Briggs
" Jasey Page of Vermont. Blake
0unccticut, William Alden Smith
|ttigan. McEnerv of Louisiana,
& oklahoma, Penrose of Penn
h Perkins of California. RayueT
5hnd. Those who are comfort
ed,'' but who would not be called
the crowd of money men with
hey are associated, arc Burnham
pccticut. Sutherland of Utah.
d of South Dakota, Dixon and
If Montana. Richardson of Della
rye of Maine, Bailey of Texas
some would put in the million
81, Chamberlain of Oregon, Nc
of North Dakota and Lorimcr
is. These rich men of the sen
between them pretty close TO
II of a billion dollars, which is
bove the average of wealth In
ed States.
Elections Cost Money.
Ter interesting feature which
] MS a result of the announce
Senator's Flint and Piles may
in part why senators especially
TO the plan of elect
'a officials by popular vote, is
|sment that the legitimate cost
iDg the campaign iu California
moro than $4,000. The entire
pf senator for a full term is
and 1t costs even n member of
Yer house something TO live in
gton. While the cost Of Il state
would not perhaps be so
5 this, still it would be no small
age of a senator's salary, and
5. like the balance of us. arc moi
TO spend any more of their
'ney than they are obliged 10,
Youth in Naval Service.
certainly seems TO he some
for youth in the naval
We have in Washington now
4 the nation IS naval heroes, all
n when counted in years, but
ne youngest old men in the coun-
dmiral Dewey still retains rank
bead OF the navy, but he does
|Qrk. He finds his greatest pleas
'pg on the quarter deck of the
:'elc rig holding thc ribbons over
= oil thoroughbred horses. Every
pn that is pleasant he is 10 be
u Rock Creek park. driving up
down dale. ard not one person
who pass by knows that he is
Q OF Manila bay,
Evans Has Literary Bug.
niing Bob" Evans gets his
lenl IN the evening of his life in
inherent fashion, The rear adj
as, TO use slang expression. got
~ bug. He spends most of his
Inc library of bis Washington
,,fi,lng Tor magazines, He is sur
py scores of things which re-
In OF the days when he was in
service. but lie is devotiug him
smother line of work now. and
aaunts know him no more.
lncrc is Rear Admiral Schley,