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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
New Road to Issue Bonds

PUEBLO. Colo. March 24-The direc~
tors OF the Kansas Colorado railroad al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25

ing to note that the Rock Island has
control OF the Lchish Valley from New
York TO Buffalo. and that II is gen
orally accepted fact that ii viii soon have
the Wabash. a Gould road. thus making
the Rock Island a through line from New
York to Denver. Also that ,he Rock
Island, after a long examination OF the
Morfat road has officially announced
that il will not buy Moffat out. and that
persistent rumors connect the Rock
Island with the Denver < Rio Grandc.
and through II with the Western Pa
Cinc.
Summed mp il is said by many rail-
road and financial authorities that the
Denver & Rio Grande. and especially the
sor, OF Joint road. controlled by many
eastern roads In partnership. and That
the two will not long remain inde
pendent lines from Denver 10 san Fran
,Iln
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
RUMOR COMBINES SANTA FE
AND PENNSYLVANIA ROADS
FRANCISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, March 24,-Thc
Call SAYS this morning:
The PENNSYLVANIA railroad is headed
for the Pacific coast. The great sys-
tenn that l7ces the eastern states has
San Francisco as its objective. it is
preparing to make its way TO California
through the agency of the Santa Fe
The plan is said 10 contemplate as It's
ultimate the union of the two big lines
For the present the Pennsylvania has
begun the purchase of Santa Fe stock
on an extensive scale, 1t proposes to
dominate the affairs of the western road
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
HeadachesWam
OF poor liver and bowel sotion
Graefenberg
Vegetable Pills
is the remedy
Yet q box at your Drusaist and
keep them handy

and thus acquire through traekage from
ocean to ocean.
fThis is the information that has
come to the local bond houses that re.
Gently entered the market for the securi-
ties of the two companies. Advices re-
ceived last pigbt from New York tend
toward confirmation
"It is known that the directors of the
Pennsylvania regard any announcement
at this time as premature, as the plans
have not progressed sufficiently TO war.
rant a definite statement. There is
every evidence, however, that the Penn.
sylvanla interests have taken over the
Hartman holdings in the Santa lie to
the amount of Sl0,000.000 This was
sufficient TO give the Hartman coterie
two members of the Santa Fe directorate g
The Pennsylvania group now has two
members on the Santa Fe board and. ac.
cording TO New York dispatches, will
shortly have another
''Such merger as is outlined would
give a total trcckage of more than
81 900 miles, 1t would bring into being
the strongest competitor that has ever
confronted the Southern Pacific and the
Union Pacific. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
Desertion Is Charged.

Arden D. Chapman fled suit for divorce
In the federal district court Thursday
against Partena Williams Chapman.
otherwise known as Daisy Chapman and
Daisy Williams. on the ground or deser-
ton They were married in this city on
August II. 1904 and IL Is alleged that
Mrs. Chapman deserted her husband
three weeks after their marriage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
CHIEF BARLOW SUGGESTS
PURCHASE OF AUTOMOBILE

Chief OF Police Barlow met with the
council committee on police and prison
az the police Headquarters Wednesday
AFTERNOON aud suggested. 10 the commit
tee the advisib!lity OF an automobile.
such as is used In all of the large east
ern cities for rapid transit 10 scenes OF
shooting and crimes OF various sorts.
Just what the outcome OF the sugges-
tIons OF the chief will be Is not known
al present. but il is known that a num-
iornobilc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
Hawley Appoints Schumacher,

tho ISl Paso 6. Southwestern railroad was
elected vice president OF the Denver &c
Rio Grande and Western Pacific and put
in charge OF the traffic department of
both roads. and ii is learned that he
was called east 10 confer With Mr. naw-
10y and received his instructions from
Mir liawley personally
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
Id ROUTE
Be OPEN
r,ss Being Made in
4 Of Rebuilding
iis Road.
d WORD THAT : =,
FROM THE FRONT
Weather Conditions
,,d The Company;
Trains in May.

Ne running through &c
.x,r the Salt Lake Route
,,sv. The fifteenth is , tho
but il NAV he a little
IA, time. Work at the
Meadow Valley wash Is
rupidly SIS possible from
IL The Las Vegas Age
.,h has this 10 say about
,iug made from that end
.Out portion Of the line
LA the officials of the
srs in deadly earnest IN
reopen traffic az the
4, moment, additional
'heen passing through
,sy 10 the front daily;
nTobablv 500 men and
!srapers, as well rs all
nile.drivers and track
!, on the work at this
,sok. and probably as
,be north end Of the
hmm the front indicates
sress is beng made on
yprv favorable weather
nd unforeseen event oc-
Ii with the present rate
Is thought that May
ub traffic again on the
tnc news. not only for
but FOR every place
The disaster TO this
=, onlv a disaster, but IT
IN. II is none almost
.iuee that awful wall Of
joWn the Meadow Valley
,he Salt Lake Route out
aud the direct loss TO
M during this time has
4 10 saw the least, al
. are business men who
=, loss at a much higher
,ss in freight and delay
. has been extraordinary.
-tgeiables from Califor-
ID be sent the long way
addinp 10 the cost and
i I'D 10 the consumer.
nrs If ever before, has
. RAW shipments Of Flor
tiis section as during the
.pnths. a prominent gro
parting this information
II on Thursday.
D wages TO employees of
~ Route has also been
ma il has made n great
"A business world in Utah.
n travel. necessarily over
\ bss reduced the num-
"a who made it n point
1si one day IN Salt Lake,
rsr cent. The informa
ihsi the line viii in all
egen again 10 through
y Mas will be most graf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25

Note,-The Pennsylvania aud the
Santa Fe are practically independent
roads in the sense that their stock is
widely scattered and not in a few
hands, as is the case of many prou,-
nent roads. such as the Union Pacific.
The Hill roads, or the Gould roads
In fact, the Pennsylvania and the San.
Ia Fe stocks are the most widely held
of any Of the American railroads. Also
these two roads have no entangleing
alliances with other large or small
roads. and each one is in very sound
financial condition. The earnings are
comparatively high, and the bonded
debts are comparatively small
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25
DES MONIES LOSES
MILEAGE RATE CASE
Iowa Loses Fight for Lower
Rates Based on Distance
Tariffs.

WASHINGTON March 2f-Thc city
oil Des Moines. Ia, today lost its fight
Tor readjustment OF freight rates from
that city 10 points in western Minnesota
ana North and South Dakota when the
interstate commerce commission an
nounced It's decision on the complaint OF
the Greater Des Moines committed
The committee contendcd that because
Des Moines was nearer TO the territory
I'm question than Chicago. ST Louis.
Dubuque. Davenport Clinton. Muscatine
and Burlinston. it was entitled to an ad-
vantage IN rates. Complaint was made
OF twenty-five tariffs OF railroads
trayersing the territory.
Ihls commission" says the opinion
announced today by Commissioner Cock
matter. is bound 10 consider the whole
field when such general rate adjust
ment is undertaken as is sought By the
complainant and must carefully consider
what probably would he the affect upon
other points not involved in the specific
complaint under consideration
Upon fun considera ton" continues
the opinion, our conclusions are that
the complaint has not been sustained and
that there have not been shown facts
sufficient TO justify this commission In
adjustment and I'm attempting to estab-
lish a new rate adjustment which would
be IN consonaEce with the basis sought
by the complainant"
Commissioner Lane dssented from the
iindins on the ground that the commit
tee had made out case" and because
he thought the rates unfair.
Note.-Des Moines brought suit for
lower freight rates before the interstate
commerce commission much on the
same grounds that the Salt Lake, the
Reno and the Spokane cases were
brought. on the mileage basis The
commission decided in favor OF tho plan
TO some extent in regard TO Spokane,
but has apparently decided the other
way i'm regard TO Des Moines. Neither
decision seems 10 give any ground on
which 10 base a guess as to how the
Salt Lake case will he decided The de-
cision In the Salt Lake case is expected
in July.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-25

meeting held today. voted TO issue
S3.00o0o0 in bonds 10 complete the con-
structton OF the road. Manager X. G.
Johnston has already arranged for float
Ing the bonds In Lawrcnce Ken
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-22
SAILORS ARE READY
iackies From U. S. Ships Pre-.
pare to Make a Dash on
Managua, Nicaragua.
REBELS ARE VICTORIOUS
tAmerican News service.)

(American News ServiceL)
Bluefields. Me-, Aug. 22.-The VIC
torious army Of Estrada may be beat.
en- in race to Managua by American
jackies. A force OF U. 8. marines is
under arms at Corinto. ready to dash
for the Nicaraguan capital. At tho mo-
ment word arrives that Americans are
In peril.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-22

ting the finishing touches to the con.
vention arrangements. Frank E. Her
ing Of Indiana. Grand Worthy Presi-
dent OF the order, will call the gather
ing to order and respond to the well
coming addresses. Mr.. Herring will be
succeeded in the presidency this year
by Thomas F. Grady, the well known
lawyer and politician Of New York.
The annual reports of officers will
show the Eagles to be in q most flour
ishing condition. both numerically and
financially. There are now nearly
1000 subordinate aeries in the United
States and Canada, and the total men,
bership exceeds 100000. During the
past ten years the subordinate bodies
have invested $e.000.0O0 in fraternal
temples and club rooms. Six million
dollars has been disbursed to members
as sick benefits during the period. and
over $1.000.000 has been paid in funer-
al benefits.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-22
: FIRES IN MONTANA.

Helena. Mont. Aug. 22.-Five thous-
and miles of timber land in. Western
Montana and Eastern Idaho are ablaze
today and as much more territory has
been laid to waste by the worst for
est fires in the history Of the United
States. The property loss is already
s2O.QOO.00 according to careful esti-
mates, and the desperate efforts of an
army of 5000 men to check the flames
have proved futile.
It is believed that the death list will
be over 800 when the final accounting
is made. Fully 200 persons have been
reported missing and the known dead
today number more than fifty.
At Wallace, Idaho. where third OF
the city was destroyed yesterday with
81. 900, 900 loss and the death OF twen-
ty-four persons, fight was made all
night and continued today to save the
rest of the town. The forest rangers
and the city firemen there are aided
by the colored soldiers of the 25th in.
fantry.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-22
1ozen yards off. ready for the next

dozen yards off. ready for the next
ride.
This time it will be in an automo-
bile. Taking his place in the machine
know just who his travelling compan-
ions are until he reaches the light.
He will then discover that instead of
the distinguished men who volunteer
ed to accompany him, he is riding
about the great hall on spiral speeu-
way with six wax figures of beautiful
women accompanying him. The
crowd cheers and then the accidents
begin as though the scoot wagon had
been frightened. One by one the col
onels beautiful companions are tossed
mysteriously from the automobile, the
last one leaving just before the ex-
plosion which wrecks the machine
and leaves the strenuous one sitting
on great pile of hay with thousands
cheering him for the bravery he has
shown in staying by the boat
It's more funny than doing the
things at Coney Island and Colonel
Samson's old boat. He will be pushed
from the craft by a pirate and a great
shark will grab him.
This initiation is punctuated with
many other surprises. All candidates
are treated alike and the initiation
closes with compelling the novices 10
sit quietly through a performance of
"Halley's Comet" comic opera of
no mean standing, staged by COM
pany of one hundred actors.
Following the close of the initiation,
Colonel Roosevelt will be permitted
to speak to the company; asked to
give his impressions of Nebraska OF
Omaha and of the organization into
which he has just been initiated. All
these Impressions" are recorded and
in this way Nebraska has book full
of good things which have been said
about the state and the kings Of Ak
Sar-Ben by everyone from w. j. Bryan
to James J. Jeffries.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-22
ASKS A SETTLEMENT
While Riding, H. Thornburq's
Horse Stepped Through
a CuIvert.
BOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE

A settlement will be made with
Harry Thornburgh by the board OF
works. il satisfactory arrangements
can be made. Thornburgh recently
was thrown from a horse at Sixteenth
and South B streets, when his horse
fell through a defective wooden cul-
vert Thornburgh claims that his
wrist was badly sprained and that he
is unable to do his work satisfactori-
~. He demanded 5000.
Mayor Zimmerman examined
Thornburgh's wrist and found it to
be severely inquired. The board con-
siders it much better to settle out of
court than to enter litigation.
At the meeting of the board this
morning City Clerk Bescher was or
dered to notify A. w. Gregg to take
down the wooden awning over the
sidewalk at the Hoosier Department
store. The awning is a violation of the
law.
George Klein was before the board
and protested against the widening OF
West Ninth street, from National road
to Main street, claiming that the lots
he owns on the east side of Ninth
will be greatly damaged Mr.. Klein
owns a strip of land 100 feet deep
extending from National road to
Main street. He claimed he would
sue the city for damages given him
for the improvement was not great
enough.
The board postponed the final hear,
ing on the improvement of West Sew.
erth, Eighth and Ninth streets by
widening from Main to the National
road, until next Monday, pending ar
investigation. by Mayor Zimmerman
and City Engineer Charles.
1t was reported that the county
commissioners will pay one-half the
costs of repairing the Gaar bridge
The city's share of the improvement
is $129.72
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-22
NO PROTESTS HEARD
People in This Vicinity Did Not
Kick on Cold Weather
Last Week.
WAS Only TRACE OF RAIN

There was no complaint about cold
weather last week in this community.
The thermometer ranged from 50 de-
grees to SO degrees. Monday and
Wednesday we're the warmest days
with SO degrees. Sunday being one
less degree. The warmest days were
all clear while those which did not
register in the nineties were cloudy
or partly cloudy
Rain was almost as scarce as hens
teeth. A hundredth of an inch was
the entire amount and it fell Thurs
day. The temperature records for the
week. according to the report Of OBJ
server Walter vossler. which is as fol-
lows,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-22
ST. LOUIS CROWDED
Eagles From All Over the Coun-
try Pouring in for An .
nuaI Conclave.
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS
american News Service,

(Amertcan News service! ..
st. Louis. NO.. Aug. 22-All day long
delegates and visitors have been arriv-
ing In large numbers to participate in
the eleventh annual national conven-
tion Of the Fraternal Order Of Eagles,
which will begin its business sessions
tomorrow morning In this city. At the
convention headquarters 1t is estimat-
ed that 10000 members and visitors
are already ON hand, while large addi-
tions are expected during the late
hours tonight and early tomorrow
morning.
The public buildings. hotels and bus
iness houses are lavishly decorated
with bunting and fluttering signs Of
welcome for the visitors. The pro
gram OF entertainment has been
mapped out on an elaborate scale and
nothing is to be left undone that viii
contribute to the pleasure Of the Eag-
les. their families and friends, during
their. stay in the city.
During the day the various officers
and committees have been hard at
work completing their reports and put
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-22
FIND SEVEN BODIES
fAmerican News Service.)

tA,nerican News Service.)
Northfield, VT, Aug. 22.-Search for
the bodies of the victims OF the ter
rife head-on collision of freight trains
on the Central Vermont railroad at
Northfield Falls was continued today.
Seven bodies SO badly burned that
Identification is almost impossible
have been removed from the wreck
age It is thought that three or four
more bodies are in the ruins. L. B..
Murrere, the Northf1eld telegraph OPP
orator upon whom the officials are de-
pending for assistance in the investi-
cation is in mental collapse and 1t
is feared the shock will kill him. He
has been unconscious most Of the
time since shortly before the fatal
crash when he realized that the collis-
ion was inevitable.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-22

All this closes with the electrical
parades and the coronation ball in the
fall. The limitations will close when
Colonel Roosevelt "gets his" Septem-
ber 2. All the ceremonials are unique
but a strenuous time is planned for
the colonel-one which will manufac.
ture for him some original emotions
out of whole cloth. ~
As in many other secret orders, all
candidates enter on An equality just
as they entered the world, without
money ON their persons or titles thun-
dering along after their names.
The den" is huge building, COW
ering an entire block. Under it are
numerous tunnels and mysterious
chambers. Running through this tun.
mel IS rope constantly in motion,
drawing the candidates in.
Colonel will be requested by a taw.
dry court officer to hang on to THE
rope. Once ahold of it there is NO
turning back. Hundreds in front will
be pulling-scores behind pushing
Amid babblement of strange noises
the colonel will feel an emotion akin
to those he knew in the heat and the
dust of the Great Plains when in the
midst Of stampeding cattle.
Down, down, down goes the line
under the great den, the candidates
emerging in a chamber like the ante
room OF Roman theater. Here the
imperial keeper of the outer gate sep
arates the wheat from the tares
many there are who are called. but
few are chosen"
The ex-president and African hunt
er is one OF those who will be chos
en- that September night. And il
means something"
Placed on the top" of a miniature
world, where his friend Peary ha,
been. Colonel Roosevelt will feel thu
earth begin to revolve on its axis. A.
1t approaches the equatorial suns. tn,
force Of graviation is removed and tn,
colonel shoots off into space toward.
the milky way, picking himself up
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-22

Scenes and principals in the Ak
sar-Ben festival. At the top on the
left is Sir William Kennedy, who will
obligate ex.President Roosevelt and
make him a knight Of Ak-Sar.Ben.
On the right is Miss Brownie Bess.
Queen of Ak.Sar.Ben. who will be the
hostess of the Colonel during his stay
in Omaha. Below is shown a photo
graph of one of the mysterious instru-
ments of initiation. The ex-president
will be permitted to sit on the North
Pole" and when the force of gravity
Is removed he will be tossed in the
milky Way"
(American News Service.)
Omaha. Neb., Aug. 22.-When Col.
Theodore Roosevelt meets Kink Ak.
Sar-Ben In this city September 2. af-
ter his return from the frontier cele.
bration in Cheyenne. he is to be. initi-
ated- and knighted by this mysterious
ruler. permitted to sit on real throne
for q few minutes surrounded by a
serious court and other diverting gro
tesquerie.
Though the Colonel may have ex'
perienced unique entertainment in
some of the strange lands which he
has visited. the trip to the den of Ak
sar.ben is intended to be an event in
his life which will linger in the mem
cries OF the colonels great-great-
grandchildren.
Ak.Sar-Ben IL the Mardi Gras Of the
north. It Is the boosters" organiza-
ton Of the middle west-the name be-
ing formed by spelling Nebraska
backwards. BY delving into the Ian.
guage books it has been discovered
that It means . lot more. "Ak" is said
to be good Syrian for head Of a house
hold" "Sar" In the Arabic is "house.
hold and "Ben" in the Hebraic is
family" or brothers in q household -
Thus Ak-sar-ben consists of king
the board Of governors and the "bro
theirs Of the household" or all the
business men In the middle west who
have bound themselves together in a
great cooperative movement to de-
velop the trans-Missouri country.
The festival. which Colonel Roose
welt will visit has two seasons. one
for initiation and the other carni
val, the latter to be held later in the
fall. The colonel is to get the ~
initiation and will be told Of the wors
of King Ak-sar-ben. Sixteen years age
1t was founded by business men Of the
west. It has something besides 70
nance for . soul. The foundation q
the festival is business fraternalisn
and It has brought the people of the
middle west together. pulling then
out Of the depths of despondency ir
which they were plunged during thu
hard years Of the eos.
After having accomplished thi!
work. Ak-sar-ben has been continued
lgrowing more popular each year unit
this season the membership had t.
be limited. Some 5000 are initiate
annually and 100000 attend the festi
val and watch the parades.
Last year President Taft was init
ated. Cabinet members, senators
members Of congress, foreign minis
ters. army officers, have taken the in
itiation and almost every western gov
ernor has been knighted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-08-22
REDUCED 10 PERCENT


(Amerlcon News Servtcc.)
Springfield, III. Aug 22.-The state
railroad and warehouse commission
decided TO order . reduction Of ap-
proximatsly 10 per cent In the express
ratee In Illinois. This decision 10 a
result Of the recent hearings In Chica-
20. The express companies say they
viii ignore the order -as the legtsla.
ture never had given power to nx
rates TO the commission.