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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
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csrfe. ssHss ans sftieH In Qew Dsrf.

Gjelo ION eon" mar willig 81 2s4-3a.
grima Beihdftspapiere puroen in ~
So ptstontirt.
Ster(iuQ Grdange III iebg feit
Sid,t ~ s71x--4 .s71 uno 90 Iass Sitt
su - .s4s4--4 s4I.
Bunbes Cblisationeu pdren ites
tia unD uuroen pie folet quotirt
Der. etaaiea Refunoing 2G l0l14 aeb..
~ reaiitrirte ls25l ll44-ll51z, Gons
pons il4sz--ll51a, 81 restiirtrte lO24-
iosIl, Coupons l0234 -lO314, gauamaGou.
pons 2G l0oT-l0iI.
aftienmarst. auf austdnoii9e
Aefuuns rpuroe beute tart eeiauit uuo bic
ies bate sur 1solee, oab pte Breiie in bic
Sobe aingeu. lie Aufwdrtsbewesuns belt
NIT tarsen lluterbrenungen bus sum Sh!ub
an uno bic SdlubnotIrungen ftauoen III ben
usifteu 5daeu hSer oensn uon geitern.
aaAitebenbe aurle ruuroen pon osr5irmu
Sruin, gdumdu Co., Ro. 22S--232 @aIs
nut Strabe, berid)tet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

8iirqermeifter, oh jenIeits bes gerges
elm StQDttbei[ fei. Rein, meinte Der
8irgermeiitsr, aber biz Der Berg
bur6brp6sn iein tpirb, muB es unoers
perDen.
gruden, bas 1T au6 10 cine Getoens
I9aft unierer StaotDdter, uno pte
finf ober Ie6s neuen WtOloauz ueber@
oGnoe 6qbeu aud niel Nntbeil on Der
9roBen geridulOung grags. 50, oaS
golDene Drag muB elm iloDii6es Yarls
perbeu unb Baris bat aud oel grltz
den unb Die itGbtii6sn Steuern tperDen
immer bober. Sb bas Der etn3tge
8runb lit, tpeib tA ai2t, aber tmmsr
toiten tie peit mebr, alS Der Boranz
itlaq in 4usit6t nabm. Sm uebers
Ihreiten Der 8orani6lGge iino un'ere
Gtaotpdter grUB. Sin niht geraoe
rubnlites 9eiipiel 1T Da5 iO9enannts
eprGfentationsbaus. Gine tletne
W}inberbeit nit Dem Qltbur9ermetIter
9oDlipnD mar iiberbuupt gegen ben
8uu, aber bic Dortfiibrer Der W}ebr,
belt pertUnDeteu bic 6etl8lebre, Die
ullen Gernunftgriinben Die SptBe abz
brad. nGs iit etn SruBbau gegen bic
0eutI6su unb geh0rt 3ur Groberun9
bes 8rabens." Die 8autoiten Iammt
Der innereu Ginrtdtung iOQteu nur 2
WtiGionen 8ronen tDiten. SEPT inn
! i6on 10 MiQionsn perpufft unO nod
1T Der 9au ni6t fertig. 0abei 1T er
BON elmer bsiipietloien Sttlz uno Sc
Ihmatloiiqteit, dngeblih ti6e6nnes
8arot, Der bem Wteifter 8ootn Der
| 9lusruf erpreBte: .Shredlihl" ueber
baupt fir &unit bat man bier pentc
Stnn unD dlIes tpirD pDn ben Wener
notwithstanding tpe9en Der nQttona
len 9eipeguug Prags gemQht %
Ituno auf benz MItitdDter Sting ejr
| 8runnen aus rotbem Wdrmor IN eoeI
| fter 8enaiHance bes IS. SabrhunDerts
! aber er mar Deutiden uriprungs uni
bate cine beutIhe Snihrtft; flugi
purbe ietne 4btragung dngeOronet uni
! Die Stufe 3erIhIagen.
gber bdfir oiebt es bier 9inge, bi
al 8eitmutlofQtett ibres9leihen III
der. Ms 8eiipiel lei nur Oos Sup
haus anqefibrt. IS liegt am 8etble
! belmspIab. 6uB iou bort gepobnt ba
ben. Sm Sabre 1864 tpurDe es nteber
oertiIen uno elm Reubau auf9efiibrt
9a lieB Der gauberr an benr 9iebc
einen nit Der 9itelbaube betIeioete
greuPentppf aus Stein aRbrin9en, De
als beionoere 3ieroe GiIsobren trdg
Die neniqen Tremoeu, bic prag beil
dben, beldheIn iolden 8lDDiinn unD e.
: q1bsn Iih bafur an oret 9tn9en, al
bic Drag iih thdtidhli6 mas einbilbe
barf: ndmlin Weiber, gier uno Shtr
. fen.
Die Sh0nbeit uno ueppigtelt b
7Srauen tam man be'onoers in De
Sbeatern beioer 9pltsitdmme betpur
bern. Nd goeems5 5beater! 9as bi
bet ieBt nebeu ben unpermetoltaen n
tionulen 8erbdltnifIen ben 6auptg
!, iprdhsftoff Der oeuti6en 8epohue
r I6aft, oenn nod lit Der Rdhfolger vi
Qelo gteumann's niht betunnt Ut
3ablioIe 9eperberndmen ihDtrrt
ourh bic 2uft; iit bod bos Sbeater D.
u Geutrulpuntt beg beutIhen Qebns bic
6ofTentlih iGat bic Wabl auf etn'
Reumann ebenbiirtigen, aber mooernt
I Mann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03
b Der bon Der DeTtern Union 9s

- Der Don Der DeTtern Union y.
Legrapb So, neugeihaffene Boiten aj@
.8eHerot Wundqer" lit Dem bisberiaen
5uperiutenbenten Der 0itii6en 4bthej
lung, .. 8roots. 3uoepieien moroen.
0erIeIbe frat nit elf Sabrsn aIs De-
peIheubots in Jtaoaiota, 3er., in biz
0ienits Der 8eIeuihuft unb betleiott
nun ben 3peitb0dftep 8eamtenpoTtsn.
2aut geri6t bes Itautlid3en
gdntespartsmsnt8 habeH pie lac
gparbdnfen bes Staates ytep g)ort
i'm lsstsn Sabre 1881 $3.50 Spura
bantbafer uusgegsben, unb Die @es
iamntfumme Der barauf oeponIrtes~
Seller bot bic ftattIidoe 6pbe bon ST.
453y y449, AGA erreid)t. eine s3IHahme
um $S7, 600, 600 i'm 9er1ieih aum
9priabre.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

fidb nur auf Guaros IrGnsaftiouen. Bei
tleineren DeIhdften tperben stuas bobere
greiIe bere6net.
gropii ioneu.
Ter Warft mar rubie uno Die 3reiie feit.
Brtma Steam 330-l3 .40c,
Eamilu I3 .65-l400c (. o. b.
Irodeuae lsenes 5leiif. glortt
felt. ehort Hare Setseu 131s-l3s4e, ihort
RippeuieiteR l311s--l314e, ertra ibort clear
Seiteu l31l-l31.e. ehultern l05z-ll%c,
Bellies 13sI-l4.00 Ioie uHo 1ac mebr uer'
pout.
8acou.-Martt feIt. Sbort Hare Gel:
ten l4111S-l4Ic, t,trBe RtppeHieiten 49,
l41lc, ertra ibort dear Setten l414-141at,
Shultsrn l1ss-l21st uno Bellies l4A-
l5t loie uno per 4fuuo mebr perpaft.
Sugar Cured Il lei d. -- Wartt 'tettg
bel auter Radirage. Ghiuteu l6L-l7t,
9isnic S6uLtern i3-l319t. Breotfair Sds
con I8%-l9t, efultern l3-l3Ir, Rem
! Dorf Gut Sdulteru 13-i312e, trodene
| Beef Shinteu l7--l711e.
| Gabaep0teIts r leiid. Ndrtt
ftetia. 5finfen l51I--l6e, Rtcntt S6uItern
| InI-l214c, BeLies l61l-l7c. Shultern
nZ-i2Hs, Rem gort Gut SauIter" ia
gTtidcs aIsif6. - sdiuteu 10
1915, gttnie Stuttern 1lA-ll4t, S6uls
tern ll1 - IlAt. hort Hippenietten ia
--I2e, lbort Hare Setten IL - 1915, ertra
ibort Setteu ll14-i2e, Bellies l3I -- l7t
per 9funo.
NEIL 6etretoe.
RehI.- Reues Einter Batent s. So
GEO, Dirter Santp s5.25--5.60, 8tuter
Tunrilu s4s5-5.10, Grtra s4.35-4.4 .45,
erciudres 1915 -4.l0. Spriag Batent
ls5.T0-6.oO. DO. fouep S5.O0-5.35, DO.
5amilu $3.50 475, Roegermsbl retnes
S4.55-i .65, ,oemiid,tes s4.75-is5 per gbl.
Betsen.-I I,artt rubts unb itetia. Ro,
2 rotber 8tnter l24--I26r, 5io. 5 liz -
l20t. 30. rotber 108-ll0c per 8u.
Gar Ro 4 rotber 99inter uuroe gu lO5c aui
benz GeEeiie uertaufi.
8elihtoru.-W Wartt ruhis uno itetia
go. 2 rreises 6lL Csc, go. weiBe6
63114-6411ae, Ro. 4 rueiBes 6l1a2-631ae, No.
esl6es 63-63Ht, 10. 3 aeI6es 621gz--65c
Qo. 1 aeIbso 81 - 63t, 30. aentii4tea
62l&-83t, 10. 3 DO 62-621ss. 20. DO
60T-6l11e. ruetbes Solbentoru "a -- 66t
qelbes DO. 90 67t, oemii1te5 bo- . T. 65l
per 8u. 8ertauft paroen ! Gar 20. ;
aelbes sI 63c, 5 Cars DO. iu 621ac. Z Sdre
10. 3 eemiidltes ,u &c. Cars 30. GeI
bes III 6l1%c, ! Gar Ro.i gemI'dlte6 ;u 6lc
4
safer. - Rartt rubig uno felt. Jlo
2 rueiber 491l-5Os, Staroaro petBer 49-
4912t, 10 8 peiber 4s1S - i9e, 4o. DO
47--45e. Ro. z eemiidter 4S-4sac. 5tc.
semiihter 4T--isc, do. 4 DO. 45-451I
per Su. Cars Rn. 3 aemiitter gu 49c
si6 gu Ro. 3 eemtidlter su 47c. Car 30
! 4 DO. ~ 1915 uuo Gar peiBer rdh Irobt
su 45c ditf benz BeIetie.
Roqqeu.-Rarit ftetis. 30. 2 $3.50
! SO. 3 7g--S3t. Ro 7S-79e per Bu. 34i
Su. no. rourosn su Sl14c Gui osm BeIeti
pertduft
Rals. - Trlbiabrs Geyfte. Ro 3 81
S6c, oretndre s2--Sie per BuibeI.
Berglei4 Der Detreioes greiie nit ben
ieuisen am sIeihen Tase ees uorisen Sab
: res:
2. Rdrs 1910. 2. Rdrj 1909
. gseisen, 10. 2 rother l26c l27E
BeIintorH, 20. 2 aeuriidtes 6319e $50
. Sufer, 30. 2 seguiihter ueuer a71se 55H
: Roaeen, 5lo. z Ieuer.. .Sic slI
Dbtstp
Ter Rargt mar itetig. gerlduft puroel
s2g Bbls. 1iittaers Siniibeo Gooos al
Der Bats pon 81 .35 per 6aaone.
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Metau MART.
q { 10 Mort. Q. Mdra.

ken DorI, =. Dtars.
3inu mar itetis su $50 .521z - 82 .s2ha
nno Qupfer mar letter; cate gu 1880 -
1875, GleetroIptbit su 1928 1850
une eaitins su $500 - 1925. Slei mar
rabis ~ - 90 40 uno SpeIter ftetig
su *. IS - $50. Gi'en mar uurer6noert.
Ro. / spunorp Rortbern sn Sl5. 5.50--lS.75,
30. z 6c. ga $IS.25--ls.50, Ee. ! Southern
nno Go. SoutberH iOft sa lS.50--ls.75.
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giem g)orfer Sono. Guotiruusem

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Sen electric CO. 5r. ti3 Birg. Gar 6htHt. 5r. ~
Sa. GENT J. rtI. 4r.s ~ gsaboih Dr.. ......ill5zs
Snitrborouqh Dle Al 5lIs aedb. tgt 4r.'t. aa3ss
SHt Ulat Wtur. A.. W 9bstrh wte. ~. H.'.... nn2SS4
aapon 4r........... We 2teNinge " 60 bt. ssSsS9
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aanf 6iip q. l. b.. l3l9l
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Siebnadrfte.

Gtncin natl, z. Dlar5.
3ufubr uno 8erianot pabreno Der per'
lofieuen "a Sunben, pergliten nit Den
Eagen, wareR rpte toi9f ;
4nfnhr. Rinnpief. Shmetne. S4afe.
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Ter limios in bieitgsn GIearinsbans be'
lief iih beute auf s., $685. 600.
2etai>s sefnrttaten.
Ginf. Gas electric, Columbia Gns &
electric unb Qrocter Bam5le com. rodren
beuss tenanaebeno une Der umids In oeHs
Ielbsn iehr beoeuteue. Die Breiie uaren
fefi. Rahftebenoe gertdufe itnb gu berits
ten
IA Der Barie.
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Qdalid,er 9ytarft Seribt,

iunati, z. NdrS 1910
Die natfoIeenpen nuotirun9en beBteben
iid uur auf Gngros IrGnsafttonen. Bel
tleineren DeihdfteH tueroen stTuas bobere
4reiie bered1uet
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Bonn 0eIosiarffe.
Rittm o d, 2. Wdrs 1910.


Die Kanfen paren teute NIT RontiHsars
beiseH jaast tefnafitgt uHb bic 0ef6atte I'm
Aagemeinen paren lebbafier. Tie 3snsrd'
ten aab unperdnbert geblieben. Die Bdns
Zen bere@ueten fur Darleben ..pn eau'
Az unb bisfontirten GeiHaftspaptere 90
51S-8S. Sm oifensn Rarfte guurosn Gars
Ie6en ,.on calf su 4lF uno auf Gen 81
90 pIdeirt.
hsAfa axi Rsw Dsrf
maren Stetig uno wurben su gari 5rpti6sn
Banten perfauft. Die Gounterrate betragt
Soc Brdmie per $1,000.
fsshia mt Qnrspa
marenfebr feft. Seute fins bic feIgennen
Euotirungen tu beri1ten
2onoon, 8 TaeeSint, "a s7s4-4. SO per &,
90 Taee GiHt, S4.S3s4-4S8 per T.; gorts 3
1aae 5iAt, 6i215<-52O 6ranes per 800 /;
10 Idae Giht, 5l751< - 5l6L 5ranes per
Si00 fur Teuti6lanb, 4 Laae Stdt q
gsurf e51<c, DO. 90 Tage Gtft, S44e.
Documentary Bias auf Gonoon Iuuroen
III $A.S3h, aui Glassow gu s4.s3A ano
auf Belfaff su S4s3 uertauft.
pnasss.csilaarsns
rubts uHo feit. Die BanfeH qnOtirsn mte
iclet:
eiataui. 8erfauf.
~ Konos. 1925, Coup. ll4A ll5Is
B% Bombs, 1918 .. .l02L lO314
2@ Bombs, 1880 ,.. .I0lJ -, -
2& Banana a. 1909 lUlzl
afss~s..~ r..~f. fr.gx~s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08

Build your own western manufacturing
plants" Interest enough people VINO are
tired OF shoddy, adulterated, disease
germ laden goods 10 consume the maxi
mum production from those plants. and
YOU have out trusted the trusts. you
have eliminated auditing companles-in
fact. to take the best out of the best ana
well-known and proven business plans,
You ask what has been the result l
respectfully submit this bed blanket for
your inspection. It Is made from No J
cents secured pound. is delivered to
our members anywhere, express prepaid,
for S5.SS. and has made an earning OF
33 I-3 per cent over cost per cent per
the balance TO producers, waseworkers
and patrons in proportion to what each
has supplied the company,
Then look AT the suit i am wearing.
This too, is made from the same class
OF wool. Il have worn It almost con-
tinuously, except six months that / used
II for best suit. 1t cost me Sl6.6O,
which would be the cost to member in
the union label Is there any one here
that has had one that has had equal
service? II there Is, stand up and lets
take look at It. And what did 1t cost
you? The proof of the pudding is in
the eating Of It. so here you have the
eating
What Is true of this is true of insur-
ance / have In my possession circular
Of the insurance plan, which Is practi-
cally the same as ours. 1t was started
by n few Masons in New York state,
called the Masonic Life Association OF
Buffalo. The rates are based upon the
actuary tables used by old-iine compa-
nies Their rates are less than half the
old-line rates. and for total disability
they pay half OF the amount of the
policy, They will not Insure one life
for more than $4,000. and then only a
Mason In good standing. Have operated
for thirty-sx years, no profits or divi-
dends TO stockholders. are not organized
for speculation. There has never, in all
this time. been any charge OF dishonesty,
or their integrity questioned. They have
removed the incentive TO steal by remov-
ing profits. AS compared with old-linc
companies. they have not had one word
of scandal, but a funny thing 10 one
not acquainted with the psychology OF
the matter Is that, even II IL does offer
better insurance at lower price and Is
offIcered and run by Free and Accepted
Masons in good standing. they get new
members only by going out and soliciting
them.
That is what you are going TO have to
do (to start manufacturing In the wesD
We need 10000 members TO consume a
maximum production from our present
machinery. After these In. no
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08

more stock will be sold for less than
par. giving these 10000 pioneers their
reward for making a success. Having
the machinery. fixed capital. these 20. 600
may come in by putting in $40 IN cash
To these In the next twelve months
the company Will agree TO supply each
one, II they want them with not less tina n
two pairs OF bed blankets and suit OF
either mems or women's tailored clothes.
made TO their measure and order from
samples supplied in the spring and at a
saving to them OF $40 or more on either
the suits or blankets The earning in
this case Will remain In the company's
hands until $50 is reached and equal
ownership is established. Or the person
may take ten shares at. $50 In cash and
will then have to take the earnings from
his own patronage in cash or he docs not
patronize. he does not earn). Eight per
cent per annum Is paid him for use OF
his capital. The insurance company to
which alluded (and I do not refer TO II
because l carry insurance In that COM
pany, for ! am not n Mason) expcnds 20
per cont OF its premiums In conduct OF
and expense of getting business so we
allow every member TO solici. for our
company and pay him 81 out of this $40.
applying it to tho members credit until
500 is reached, when he takes II out In
cash.
Come. now. don't sit around "cussing''
the trusts. but get busy. II our plan
SUITS you. go TO work This convention
should subscribe to a man: should go
home and get 800 each. Do this, and
you have started something the devil
himself can't stop. There are plenty
OF people in these United States that will
every pound Of your secured wool that Is
grown west OF the Mississippi river al
double what you are getting now, and in
| sure that price permanently,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08

ENTERTAINMENT GIVEN
FOR THE SHEEPMEN
Delightful Musical Programme
Rendered at Ogden
Tabernacle.
(By a staff Correspondent.) }

OGDEN. Jan. This evening in tho
tabernacle was given one of the most
artistic musical entertainments ever held
in this city The famous ogden tsber-
naclc choir, assisted by some of the best
solo artists In the state, gave compll-
mensaTy MUSICALE to the VISITING ds,e
vcntion The choir responded nobly TO
the baton OF Prof. Joseph Balantyne and
sang with splendid effect, nlIosannah, "
from Mendessohn's Elijah and
number from Victor Herberts Fortune
Teller
OF these numbers, and revealed the ar
tistic spirit with his beautiful voice IN
each Of these selections. ,
The choir fully maintained its well,
singing, a fact made evident from the
great appreciation shown by the audi
ence last evening.
Prof John ]. Mcclellan was at his best
in each OF the four numbers played on
the organ. His orchestration was well
conceived and the maturity OF his con,
ception in his interpretation was most
conmendable. Miss Maud Belnap, a So
prano OF sympa thetlc timbre was splen-
didly received Her singing OF Perrin S
Beware" and Nevin's Rosary re
yealed the spirit of the true artist. Miss
Belnap's voice is OF the lyric type and
shows splendid training. we'll applied In
the reading OF these numbers;
Mrs Bessie Dean Allison delighted her
audience with her group OF solos. Mrs;
Allison Is the possessor OF a real and
genuine contralto voice, of exceptional
saint Snen's '"My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" was mastcrful She was enthu-
siasticaly received, Mrs, Fred @. Clark
has a soprano voice well suited TO the
two solos sang last evening Her Ros-
sinI number was most effectively done.
Miss Myrtle Ballinger assisted Mr. En-
sign in the solo work In The mRain
Scene" from Elijah. Miss Balllnger
sang the part OF the youth, a number
dfficult TO render but her voice was
clear and bell-like In her upper. register.
where the effects were so well brought
out Mr. Whitaker. at the organ. gave
splendid help to the choir, Professor
Ballantyne and the choir are to be com
mended for the artistic programme ar
ranged complimentary to the, Delegates,
fortunate enough to, attend.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08

Ii there were eighty million people in
the United States in 1900, the average
amount OF capital per capita was S3.S7l,
and no doubt quite percentage OF that
was water.
Does this look good to you? Do you
Are you getting better goods at lower
prices? Are you getting q price for
your wool In proportion TO what you are
paying for supposedly pure wool goods 7?
The question is too simple for me TO
answer. or course you are not. How.
could you when you spend % per cent OF
l6 cents pound for wool 10 get 1t into
the eastern manufacturers hands. and he
has figured 20 per cent to sell his product?
This, then, has 10 be shipped and re-
shipped, handled and rehandlcd (no one
making any too much), but which adds
another so per cent that you have TO pay.
You are now making the comparison In
unfair, It's unfair for the man who
measures his In dollars that he has re-
ceived for his products or his labor that
he has sold In the open market.
Don't you like it? Then there is Just
ono thing for you TO do, unless you want
finally 10 become slaves. and that la To
take advantage of the trust idea. take the
fore. and own your own machines and
make for yourselves your own pure
wooIen goods right here In the west.
And this is my plan for starting "manu-
featuring In the west Build trust
OF your own. Make II work for you In
stead OF you working for Il. Invite the
wageworker and consumer to own II with
you The success OF the trusts is the
corporate plan In which one million peo-
pie can be the owners as easily as can
one hundred, that they eliminate compe-
non and depend upon your patronage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
WOOLGROWERS HAPPY
OVER THE REMOVAL
Elimination of PinchOt Is Dis
cussed by Leading
Sheepmen.
CBy a stnn Correspondent J

OGDEN, Jan. About the hap
picst people on earth tonight are the
members of the National Woolgrowers
association. They are happy be
cause ''Gifrord Pinchot done got
fred The news, which came in q
late dispatch. reached tho convention
hall Just as the afternoon meeting was
breaking up, but when it was shouted
from the platform the delegates
fingered long enough to give vent to
tion was quick TO present a resou-
ton demanding that the next chief
forester be a practical western man.
The shecpmcn are not angry with
Pnchot personally. II is his method
that arouses their ire. ~ believe
Pinchot to be honest and earnest,
said e. II. Callister. president of the
evening. 81 think this has been a
hobby of his, but ! do not believe he
has been Intentionally vicious. Where
he made his big mistake was In ap'
pointing people who were hostile to
the sheep interests everywhere. In
fact, this was the universal rule, il
seems to me. What we want in the
Office that Plnchot will vacate is a
practical man who understands stock
GDHulllOHSs OUCH Ildu CHI Dt 1ounu
in the west. But there must not bt
another man with views such as
Pinchot permitted to be worked out
by his force
None of the sheepmen here has a
bitter word 70 say against PinchOt
personally, hut they condemn him
without limit for what they cnll the
maladministration of the forestry
bureau. The announcement that
Pinchot has been removed marks big
victory for the Woolgrowers associa
ton. The war upon Pinchot g policy
was led by the association, which is
now in session in Ogden, and there has
been warfare of a kind long to be
remembered. The sheepmen win the
triumph, but they are charitable. They
are not Growing over 1t inordInntely
for nearly, If not quite all Of them
have high regard for Clifford
Pinchot, the man; but they have tho
utmost contempt for the administra
tive methods
Tomorrow was TO have been genuine
roast day for Pinchot, and a large
number of papers were scheduled fol
the days work The sudden switch
in events at Washington, however
will have the effect of careful ton
ing down and a general pruning OF
the extraordinary virllity of these
papers,
A. +. Potter, assistant chief for
ester, has announced to the wool
growers that he would answer for the
forest service if they wanted any
answer to anything. He will make 9
speech tomorrow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-08
All Physicians

Must prescribe some Of the In
gradients that are contained In
Hoods SarsaparIlIa for all tFou-
bIes OF the blood, stomach, kid.
neys and liver.
They include sarsaparilla, stillingia,
yellow dock, gentian, wild cherry bark,
mandrake, dandelion, juniper berries,
pipsissewa, etc.
The combination and proportions are
our own formula and give power to cure
beyond the reach of any other prescrip-
hon or substitute. That's why it ia
wise to get hoods and only Hoods.