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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
New Tariff Agreement.

By Leased Wire to The Tribune,
BERLIN, Feb 5.--A bill embodying
q new tariff agreement with The United
States was passed without debate in
the reichstag today. Negotiations be-
tween Germany and the United States
over tariff have been in effect some
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STOMACH IS DELICATE ORGAN.

The stomach is delicate organ and will not
stand the abuses that people heap upon it.
In many eases the stomach is weaker than a person
imagines and even a careful person will mistreat
it unknowingly. But once the stomach becomes
impaired it is not an easy matter to restore it to
its normal condition. That fact is evidenced by
the fact that many millionaires of today worse
than miserable simply because they cannot eat and
enjoy food.
Of all the methods of curing stomach trouble,
Chiropractic presents the surest and safest, and
with the least expenditure of time and money 1t
has cured hundreds of Utah people and will cure
you Other Diseases Chiropractic Will Cure.
The new twentieth century science of Chiro-
practic is acknowledged by experts to be
Of the surest and most effective cures known for
Paralysis, Epilepsy, Bladder Kidney and Stomach
Trouble Constipation Piles, Neuralgia, Head
ache Backache rheumatism and the many other
distressing ills common among women
MANOG ~
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Behind Closed Doors.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
PROVO. Feb. 5.-The committee of
the council met behind closed doors to-
day to consider the franchise for an cleo
rtrlc line asked for by the Evans Chip
man people The Knight meeting was
open TO the public, What action. If any
was taken, has not vet been announced
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Change Of o, 8. L. Time.

Train No 3S on the oregon Short Line
that has arrived from Ogden heretofore
at s:o5 p. m. will, beginning Sunday, ar
rive at 1885 "A, NJ. and will be called the
Atlantic express. No. "a. the fast mail
from ogden, that has been coming in at
$50 .. M win hereafter arrive at zoo
D. m. There are no other changes In the
II,nf table.
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|[R ASQU|TH
B HIS COUNSEL
reek Will See a Clear
Political Atmosphere
ia England.
TO HOLD FOR
NETTING THURSDAY
the Cabinet and
Of Kings Speech
hen Be Decided.

Feb. 5.-Of even greater
b the possible changes In
Il the course the govern
IA to pursue upon the re-
n parliament. Premier
fept his own counsel, and
The Liberals vary accord
ahaae of radicalism.
.iberals strongly favor an
tack upon the veto power
of lords, leaving the bud
ofher legislation until the
He'd its accounts with the
'rish members, too, are be
import this view. More
.erals are urging the gov
Ia introduce the budget.
ia, accepting the result of
q an Endorsement of the
financial policy, are al
d 10 pass.
.stion of the future status
Of lords, opinions differ
idely. Laborites and ex-
|cals are for the absolute
the upper chamber, which
. within the peer view of
'cies. Another section of
Lists demands the abo-
lords' right to veto on
.|ation and the curtallment
q other legislation.
ID Views Presented,
|tc Inoderates are thus ex-
*'r Edward Grey, foreign
No reform of the house
be q real reform unless il
tie abolition of the heredi-
Hes and the substitution
||ections. -
ator follows this up with
that the upper house be
h the American senate, tie
hat of 200 members, chosen
<tm of proportional repre-
|m equal electoral areas.
the Unionists, with the
q few peers, who, under
nces would find a place in
/ chamber, are practically
b q change in the consti"
house of lords.
mes are being put forward,
pular probably being that
lbe report of the Rosebery
|hich provides for the cree.
hereditary peers of 200 of
|umber, together with $50
ID By service to the ma
hops, five judges and forty
uniting Noses.
Tauith can count on n ma
q eurtailment of the house
b, for IN this the National
Mess the Independent Ma
will he with the govern
b budget, however, the at
Nationalists is still un-
Redmond has not commit
cyond giving out his cable
e with M. j. Ryan, Ma
<nt OF the United Irish
1ofica, but many members
1!rongly oppose the clauses
Ky duties, and if they do
INST them, would, In their
interest, have to abstain
will see a clearing Of the
Premier Asquith and
oyd- George, who have been
be continent, and other
the cabinet who went TO
Eter the campaign are now
10 London.
Qrmal meeting of the min
Re place on February 10,
Anges in the cabinet, the
be kings speech for the
1arliament, and the course
for the commons then will
The king will be absent
~ that time, the plan be.
shall spend a week at
pfse to prevent the sug-
he is taking any side in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-06
30-Day Treatment FREE

You want to be cured and cured quick
not poisoned with mercury and potash
for years. a 30-Day Treatment Is yours
for the asking, You will open your eyes
at what it Will do for you in n month.
We treat you free for a month. Just
Then If you are satisfied IT is the most
remarkable treatment YOU ever took. you
can continue Ii you wish Never IN your
life Will you ever again have such an
opportunity for a complete cure as Is
rivsn vou hy this
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"A HoUNDINes
ILL A WEIRD STORY

Ated Press. :;
YORK, Feb. 5.-The :!
y IN the sea is 100 miles :.
aud of Guam, where !
made by DR.. Charles II, :,
|, Of the Albatross ex. :;
accorded a depth of 81 :,
nearly six miles. DR.. :.
sold the Camp Fire club :.
at its annual dinner :,
" nc also had found an :
a depth Of four and :;
fer miles in the tong, I.
INST the islands Of New :.
luer a pressure of four :
tons to the square :
ospheric pressure on .
q man is a little moro =.
p pounds to the square .
Observation-Disclosures
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Tunnel Collapses; Seventeen Killed.

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune.
LISBON, Feb. 5.-A report from the
Andalusian provinces in Spain received
here today said that n mountain tunnel
had collapsed there ms result of floods,
killing seventeen persons.
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Great Cbbac Treatment

This is square deal. You sign moth
inE no notes. make us no promises. ex-
cept to take the treatment.
The wonderful Wasserinan Test. tho
only blood poison test known TO scientists.
proves that the body is completely purl
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poison SIT down and write 10 us giving
full history OF your case In detail, We
viii treat your letter as q sacred conf
dence. Consultation and advice FREQ. We
Will send you also the remarkable book.
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I fIE VDDAO VO.
1882 Rector Bldo., CHICAGO. llllnoln.
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TIM MURPHY HERE
 FRIDAY NIGHT
Will Play Return Engagement, Pre-. senting His Great Play ''Cupid
 and the Dollar"

Tim Murphy, who is under the management of Louis F. Werba, is fortunate in the possession of great success this season. Unable to decide between two good comedies which he selected from over three hundred sub- mitted, he decided to refer the matter to the public. The judgment of the public has been that the play is inn mense and Tim Murphy has created a new role unlike anything he has ever done before and unlike any other ev- CT enacted, yet emphasizing, in it's excellence and it's diversity, the re- markable versatility of this con-
 edian. MT. Murphy's bravery and generosity to the American dramatist is not unappreciated by the public who regard him as the foremost eX- ponent on the stage of American char acter and humor. Cupid and the Dollar is the title of the comedy, and it will be seen here at the Elks theater Friday night, with Miss Dor othy Sherrod in the cast.
 MT. Murphy has given this play the same cast and production advantages that have characterized his long list of achievements. Dorothy Sherrod is his leading support.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that under an order of the circuit court of Jef. ferson County, Arkansas, to me di' rected by the clerk of said court, l will on
 SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26th. 1910. offer for sale at English, Ark, be- tween the hours prescribed by law for Judicial Sales, to the highest and best bidder, on credit of three months, the purchaser giving bond to secure purchase money, to be ap' proved by me, a certain lot of cy' press and oak lumber now stacked at English, Ark, being about 5O,OOV feet, also about 50,0OO feet of cypress and oak logs and about twenty thous' and feet of lumber on the mill yard near the town of English, Ark, levi ed on by me under a writ of attach ment as the property of Wm. Eaton to satisfy labors lien against said lumber in favor of Tom Webb for $515.17, together with interest ana all costs. This the Sth. day of Feb 1910.
 c. M. PHILPOT, Sheriff. 2-10-17.
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SCIENTIFIC REMAINING OF MAN.

The wonderful progress of modern surgery is today startling the world in as greater degree as the aero- plane, wireless telegraphy and many other remarkable achievements of this wonderful age of inventive genius. A recent article in the World Magazine, dealing with the successful experi- ments of many famous surgeons under the caption of "Marvels of Modem Surgery" speaks of their work as be- ing almost unnatural.
 It is now claimed by eminent scien- .ists that the time is not far distant when "wrecks of humanity" will be completely overhauled. as piece of machinery is now repaired by the skilled mechanic.
 Recent experiments with animals
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-10

John E. Lewis to J. w. Monk, war ranty deed, lot g, block ?, Monks, ad- dition, $25.00
 Carrie P. Frazier to A. w. Walker, warranty deed w 1-2 SW IA of Sec ton 1O-7-9 $1,000.0O.
 A. G. Thompson to Daniel Donald son, warranty deed, B 1-2 lot 1, block 15, Geisreiters' addition, $900.00.
 w. R. Duff to A. c. Baker, warranty deed, part SW IA SW IA of section 2-6-9, $30O.OO.
 John H. Ezell to R. F. Ezell, mort gagee's deed, lots and 10, Block 4, Barney's addition, $50.O0.
 R. F. Ezell to John H. Ezell, war ranty deed, lots g and 10, block 4, Barney's addition $50.00.
 P. Taylor and J. s. Lewis to Hattie Foster, quit claim deed, lot IA, block 12, Highland addition, $1.00 ct al cons
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M. P. AND C.. SURVEY COMING THIS WAY

Texarkana, Feb. 9.-G. w. Cravens, chief engineer of the Memphis, Paris & Gulf Railway, with corps of 2e engineers began to survey the exten- sion of the line from Murfreesboro to Pine Bluff The citizens may sub scribe bonus of $1O0,OO0 for the ex- tension. The trains already run in- to Texarkana and the extension to Pine Bluff will give that city direct connection with the diamond fields of Arkansas and another connection with TeXarkana.
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have proven that within the course of a short time the grating of new leg, the transplanting of healthy kid nevs in the place of the diseased or worn out ones, the patching of the intestines, the treatment of bad lung, of even the mending of the hu- man heart, will be made possible by progressive surgeons of the Twen- tieth century.
 An experiment, which has proven a success in every detail, was recently made by Dr. Alexis Carrel, of the Rockefeller Institute in New York. A leg was grafted onto fox terrier and the dog is now running about as is the limb was really it's own. Dr. Carrel, in an address before the John Hopkins Medical Society, stated that there is absolutely no reason why a leg or an arm cannot be transplanted on human being The only difficult ty would be to obtain the material. He suggests as a source of supply that the limbs of executed criminals or persons killed by accident, be util- ized.
 Dr. Carrell has successfully trans planted from one animal to another kidneys, intestines, hearts and lnngs. Another wonderful accomplishment of the surgeons of today is the. reviv- al of persons after they are apparent ly dead by massaging the heart. In ten cases of collapse from the effects of chloroform, as last desperate ex- pedient, Dr. Lesas tried massage of the heart. Of the ten experiments two were failures. In two other cases the heart beats returned for short while, but in the other six cases the patients recovered.
 In 12S cases in which wounds of the heart were sewn up, 4 recover ed.
 Another remarkable achievement in surgery is that of Dr. George Grille, of Cleveland, who recently invented a thimble for the transfusion of blood. By means of this thimble the artery of the donor and the vein of the re- cipient are brought into perfect con- tact. AS an instance of the value of Dr. Crile's invention. 1t is stated that only recently a woman, too weak to undergo an operation, which was
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 Sheriff c. M. Philpot, who has no opposition as far as The Graphic is concerned for county and probate judge to succeed Judge James Gould, who recently rendered back to the Democrats of this county the nomi- nation for that office, is to be com mended for making known his stand on the country saloon question, in a circular which he has just issued to the voters. After declaring himself for good roads, he says:
 Having seen this county tried both with and without the country saloon I believe it is to the best interest of all that there be no saloons outside of the city. I promise to issue no license outside of the city of Pine Bluff.''
 The country saloon has proved a menace to good government, especial ly in this county, and Mir. Philpot will be upheld by the better element of this and other communities in his stand against the issuance of dram shop licenses in country districts and towns. where there is inadequate po- lice protection
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APPOINTMENTS ARE
 APPROVED BY POPE

Rome Feb. 9.-The following ap- pointments proposed by Cardinal De Laix, secretary of the Consistorial Congregation, were ratified by the Pope today:
 Rev. J. G. Lacoler, to be auxiliary archbishop of St. Paul, Minn.; Rev. J. M. Shaw, of Mobile, Ala, to be coadjuctor bishop of San Antonio Texas; Rt. Rev. Denis Odonaghue auxiliary bishop of Indianapolis, to be bishop of Louisville, Ky.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-10
Chtldren" Cry
 FOR FLETcHER'S c A STORl
Watch for our opening, Bluestein X Marks Coffee Roasters.
WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery Court of Jefferson County, Arkansas.
 George Jordan, plaintiff, vs. Lula Jordan, defendant
 The defendant Lula Jordan is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the con- plaint of plaintiff, George Jordan. Given under my hand and the seal of said court this Sth day of Feby,, A. D. 1910.
 EDGAR BREWSTER, Clerk.
 F. B. RENFROW, D. c. 2-10-17-24-3,3,10,
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PRESCRIBED BY DOCTORS,

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Con- pound, an honest, tried and true re- medy for feminine ills, holds the re- cord for the largest number of actual cures of any similar remedy, and is prescribed and recommended by hum dreds of fair-minded doctors who do not fear to recommend worthy med icine even though it is advertised.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-10

deemed necessary to save her life, was saved through the thimble pro- cess. By transmission of blood from her husbands arteries, she was given sufficient strength to go through the operation and recovered.
 Many other instances are cited to prove beyond a question of a doubt that modern surgery will soon place the surgeon in a position to make man anew.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-10

c. F. Culberson to T. w. Calaway, warranty deed. lot s. block 2, Drew Whites Survey, in 10-6-9, s2,000.00.
 Pinchback Taylor to J. w. Monk, quit claim deed, lots and 2, block IS, Monks Western addition, $1.0o ct al cons.
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Daily Graphic.

Issued Every Morning except Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-10

For an "After Xmas'' bargain see our beautiful selection of Administer Art Squares. Special reduction in prices. Reap { Crawford Furn. Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-02-10

Our Davenports are the best to be had at prices that will surprise you Eleven patterns to select from. We buy them in solid car loads. Reap ( Crawford Furn. Co.
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BILIItRDS.
New y. ~. Is Elimination Trials for
Tourney Ia Begin NeNt week.

The now National Billiard League. an
organDatior of room keepers 10 promote
tournaments and the game generally. viii
get down To real bus ness 'his Week There
" ~ he a meet ing 'o-morrov might ~ " hich
Jack povls. FrauS k~enev. Maurice paly.
lohn King and other members viii he
present and arrangements completed FOR
,srryinE ont tho schedule The Nr.i
tournament T. go hs for amateurs az three
'Vs0ton- Tho tournament H. 10 n" an inter
city anaiT. 'hs best plaNeT- ~ zach civ %
bs cho-"n according 10 their work m .linitu..
ION games Rlair aud Bhmsnthal crarL
PLAYERS viii meet In the first New Nurh
trial game neNt Monday
he schedule for the 'ournams games
proper has tho New Nork team hooket tu
open IN Ro>'pn on November and q
am - meet the Boston cueist- m New ' nrk
IN November ~. 10 niie Nov Not, ot..p.
80 Western season Ia Pitt~burz on Jan,fa ~
IN the road each city will no rspr.
-enfet ny two PLAYERS. one for the Eastern
tour. the other for the Western tour NsW
Work, Boston, BROOKLYN. Pi'tsburR Chirryo
and Kansas 'uy are the cities represented
IN The league
Willie Hoppe. who ). 20 defend his title
of Champion Of Isl haiklIne hiliiard.
against George Slossrn. has replied To- M.
Informal challenge. a. he calls II. Of
Maurice DAILY and l. Wiling 10 plav ;. 60,
uo'n, match With Ora MoTningstar at Daiv. :
Academy, broadway ami FoTtv- b.
street DAILY suggested So or $50 a SIDE
and Hoppe fRvor- the latter sum. Hoppa
SAYS he will accept the challenge provided
satisfactory arrangements can be made and
IN" match 20 begin not later than October
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LONG WOTOR HOiT RiCFS.
Opening Events Ia Motor Heat Carniy 81
20 start ThIs Morning.

Tho animal carnival ~ rhs National
As-prtn'Iou 81 EuRlra ant Ro1' Manu-.
f..'urrr- vii begin 'hs morning With
long dI-'1''" rt."- Thee will n. fol-
lOW~i Tomorrow. FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
"a 10 the -"rr-- races for 'he International
No tIsnal. S'.'" and other 'hampIoushIpS
mo races viii 10 managed hv the Motor
boa tlub ~ Am~rl'a and they Vll hN
started from mo hou-ebpat Nafnl. which
b. mOOrsd ~ lIsth street and Mud spn River
~ rt'e- TO-DAY ne for cruising and
spool 'rH'i They viii he started a. .
".''u''k truI-IbE ,rafi viii 90 20 = marx
or I~~k~kIll aud return and speed craft
"a 10 90 up The river q. far ~ pOughk een-tp
and return II j. - pe'ted that no finishes
Will ~ bet cen { and Su',lorA ~ the after
uoON
MI 'he hesf AUnNn mot m boats m corn-
mission are entered. and among 'heSe re
Blue Peter y. Elmo ~ Peter Pan
Spuirif'. IrNrsl tdmee N,r- Caroline
Re-tI~-s = - Z NauIsIeus Gin II
EdtH. VIA. Ntmv Gunhre II HaIds- Pa
poo-' and som" ~ the hot of tho Western
craft
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ATLANTICS RESAIrED RACES
Final Events for the championship 81 the
Lower hay

The Yachts In the classes thst were una bio
- complete the course N last SATURDAY .
r~Enttl ~ the atlantic Yacht club sailed
again tho neNt morning The-a races we're
sailed m order 10 complete the zchsdul .,
81 twelve ra'es for the championship ~
GrnNesenh Ray chairman Voucher real
V"d that n the races Wers post poned until
neat saturday many ~ the Yachts would
b~ out of comm Ssiou The wind Na-
-oUthae~i dnd Win the exception ~ More
loy all tho vaDht- that had started tho
previous dHN ere on hand
In ola-a y : e Mobiles Graytackst won.
defeating spider minutes e. segouds
Florence Minutes - seconds and Sova
minutes - seconds
IN ~" ruse for cha - - Ben-onhurst de-
feate,i alice ~ I minute p seconds
In the fr-t division ~ he ha nd irR n
class Jov finished first but On corrected
time Ia Guiana Detected Mana -aroud-
and Joy - seconds IL the second division
krs~Zr hnished nTst and won on corrected
time. defeating Careless minute 70 setonds
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Rrnsonhurst Cruising Prize.

Yachts Of The Bensonhurst Yacht Ciuh
have been sailing during the summer %,
cruising prizes which were offered by
Ives and pr &. Atkinson The a,
race was sailed on September e and 70,
yachts took part This race vas won Nv
". J. O'Neu's Mana with I0' owned nv
le savage and Geer seConl This vic,o-v
gave Mana the series prirr DurIns IN,
season she had scored Z. BONE whis
Richard kummeil'- Care '-- a. Second
with - points 20 her ere Iimmsf.
MANN Pike won the ~ "" for he knorE.
lhout- with "A total Of e. ru|rf- and 3 L
biIIlngham : ShylHrk Fs- -a.pnd with -
points These prizes r".a ur,-~entsd a,
a dinner after the la-' r.." .rt boon -aiIsI
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>ruLI>GS ,>D 'H,Sr ERr,k
IIIEhiandrr's Manager Leaves for NeW
N0Tk ifirr Open qua rrrI

,nT,srr. S"pf 90 MANAGE G"rrg"
~ lungs "i tU" N"v Nurh Iiightnd"F- and
IHl 'ht,... r"td 1p'r'u and first pt-.u.u.
u.u . violent tuutre' ~ the confusion 81
...r''ru,' game. men IN" Nuua 80,
.,'"trei ~" Sew lursrr. br % -rorr 81
'" n. and fhi- tr~ renewed tonight a'fcr
'hs second Infr.r
~tlIWE-. u 10 reported. a'.Y-~, ,ha-.
- dtzUurE Ing orders suu causing dis
rlf.furu among The UlHNDI- D.. prderrug
fIs-fr - bf-rcEtui -falIlrEs'- -tvualH
~fH.lEUg- gave UfiE % statement late to-
o.. zNf tu RHr'E no -pru Ice would leave for
NH- lUrr '". IUvrFp# fu IaN the matter
...fpre b' nor lttFsll fpT -sf' lDfncuf SfaI.
Irt .s no cam
tra4n. " ho b.. in charge ~ the team to-
niEhI. refused 70 taik on the subject.
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YALE.PRINCETON IN FINAL
ELS on TIGERS UILL M GOLF
nav IHIMPIO\S.
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poses oT Dartmouth u Watches Ia
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