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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
A GOOD PUDDING
TURNETH AWAY WRATH

"Landl how disagreeable everything
ISL cried Ma, 'here s julie a-gittin
mad at her own brother. and here s
YOU, Opal, havin' no duds to wear TO
the picnic. But [ don t believe I'd
asst your Pa for a new dress. cause
that d make everything moro disagree
able than ever.
of n new dress, and so, as soon as her
father and her brother Jed were seated
at the supper table that evening, she
courapeously said. .'Pa, can | have
new dress to wear to the picnic ~
GA new dress,' echoed her father
grufrly. "'I don Il know nothin about
1t; but this 1 do know, we've gotta
be awful careful of money lest now
while the factory's runnin' light
"What'd d / tell you, Opali' asked
her mother significantly.
Pa ate his potatoes and meat in grim
silence. But after he began on the
rice pudding his scowl gradually re-
laxed, and look of peace overspread
his tired face; for the pudding tasted
very good to him. And as he slowly
munched the raisins, he glanced specu-
latively at Opal; then, after every
crumb was gone, said pleasantly, "What
kind Of "A dress do you want, Opal?'
ga thin white one; and L can t go
to the picnic without new dress,
Pa sheepishly handed Opal three sill
yer dollars.
"Oh, thank you, Pa cried Opal
ioyfully. "Can 1 have. it, Mag
Didn't your Pa give it to you'
But I dunno as he would il we hadn It
worked on his feelin's with the pud-
DIM worried Ma.
ga good puddin turneth away
wrath grinncd Pa,-EverybodY' s.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
ANTI OPTION HEARING ON
BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-The anti
option hearing was resumed before the
house committee on agriculture today.
The hrst witness was George w, Neville
of New York, a prominent factor on the
cotton exchange, who has headed the
opposition TO the pending bill for the
adjustment of future transactions on
the exchanges and boards OF trade,
Mr. Neville submitted an argument and
papers 10 show the procedure on the
floor OF the cotton exchanges, the policy
OF its members and the principles vital
10 its being. He was closely questioned
by Representative Burlason OF Texas.
who is conducting the examination In the
interests OF the cotton producers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
FAMOUS AER0PLANE IS
PRESENTED TO FRANCE

PARIS. Feb. l6-Lazaro Weller has
presented TO the ministry OF war the
Wright machine with which Wilbur
Wright made the notable flights at Le-
mans. The aeroplane has flown nearly
1000 miles.
The driGlble balloons OF 400 and 5000
cubic metres capacity. and four biplanes
equipped to carry two passengers and
ballast as we'll as one OF the Wright type,
Will be constructed for the war depart
ment out of a popular subscription OF
S52. 900 raised by Paris newspaper.
The ordinary cost OF this aerial fleet
would be $3.50 900 but the companies have
made special prices,
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Surety Must PAY.

Judge Lewis OF the district court has
entered Judgment against the United
States Fidelity and Guaranty company,
surety on the appeal bond in the case OF
John Lancpo against Bert J.. Smith and
Peter Porter. for the sum OF $l432. 13
Lancino obtained judgment In the dis
trict court against Smith and Porter
In April. 1903. for SllS2 ana an appeal
the judgment of the lower court was af-
firmed. The defendants failed TO pay
the judgment within thirty days after
the renittitur had been handed dowr
from the supreme court, so Judgment was
entered against the surety on the appeal
bond as stated.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
Roosevelt Seems Anxious TO
Kill Some More Elephants

GONDOKORO, Soudan, on the Upper
Nile Feb. 16.-Until Colonel Roosevelt
reaches Khartoum 1t Will be impossible to
outline with any degree of accuracy his
plans for his visit TO the European capi-
tails. The ex-president was due TO ar
rive here today, but owing to his desire
and giant Glands on the Congo side of
the Bar El-Jabel which will occupy
day rSmore, he will not reach Condo
koro until tomorrow night or Friday
The trip down the Bar Ell label and
the White Milo in the launch OF Gen.
Sir Reginald Wlngate. sirdar of the
Egyptian army, Will then begin. short
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17

Mrs. Roosevelt will meet her husband
The voyage down the Nile to Cairo will
be leisurely.
The date for Mr.. Roosevelt's lecture In
Berlin is uncertain. but II probably will
be about May 10, Prior TO that he will
deliver his address at Christiania before
the Nobel Peace Prize committee, His
engagements also include an address at
the Sarbonne. Paris. In April; a visit TO
Italy and hurried trips TO Vienna and
Budapest
Colonel Roosevelt will reach England
the third week of May and VIII sail for
New York the middle of June. All dates,
however, for the present are provisional
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
SHIRT OF INDIAN WAS
TOO SMALL FOR TAFT

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-Escorted by
Commissioner Valentine OF the imrnigra
tion bureau and General Indian Super
visor Holcombe. fourteen representatives
of the Crow Indians Of Montana came TO
the White House today to protest TO the
president against the opening OF their
reservation to settlement as proposed in
bill introduced by Senator Dixon.
One OF the members OF the party. an
old Indian who had been scout for Gus
ter. had brought with him an elaboratey
embroidered buckskin war shirt for the
president, but at the sight of the pro-
portions Of Mr.. Taft and having In mind
the dlminutive size of the shirt. he re-
Trained from presenting IL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
SENATOR BORAH WILL
FIGHT ALASKA BILL
Idaho Senator Refuses to Be
Moved From Position, Even
by President.
Special to The Tribune.

Speclhl 10 Inc lflDunp,
WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-President
Taft tried to persuade Senator Borah
today that he should cease obstructing
the bill for n civil government IN
Alaska, but he was unsuccessful Mr..
Borah reiterated his loyalty to the adj
ministration. but declared that the
Bcveridee bill for legislative council
and other concentration Of power VI
the frozen territory would turn Alaska
over TO the mining syndicate.
When the president was told of the
determined opposition to the bill, espe-
cially among western senator's he asked
Senator Beveridge to sidetrack the
measure. which MAS done later In the
day in the senate.
Both Idaho senators, Senators Clark
and Sutherland and many other Re
publicans pronounce the proposed legis-
lation vicious.
Senator Borah has emphasized his
lack of concord with his colleague, Mr.,
Heyburn, on the Confederate issue
raised by the latter By giving an in
terview extolling the character of Cen
eral Robert T.. Leeo and saying that Vir-
ginia did a noble act uG putting the
Confederate leaders, statue in statuary
hall
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NO HOPE REMAINS
FOR NAVAL TUG NINA

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16,-Hope OF
solving the fate OF the little tug Nina
practically has been abandoned by the
United States navy yard and the prob
lem probably will go down In history
among the untold stories of the sea In
the opinion of the navy department. she
foundered. carrying down her entire crew
of thrty-two men between Hog Island
and Winterquarter Shoals light vessel,
off Delaware, on February or Z.
The department Is awaiting reports
from the battleship Louisiana and from
the scout cruiser Salem. No word was
received from either vessel today, II
reports tomorrow indicate that the search
has been frultless the active search will
be abandoned.
Even if the Nina is given up as lost,
It may be several months before she Will
be stricken from the list of naval ves-
sells The old Vincennes n sloop of war
lost in the Pacific In 1863. was carried on
the rolls year after her reported loss
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NEW LIBRARY ADDITION
FOR UNION PRINTERS HOME

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, Feb. 49,
-James M. Lynch of indianapolis. pres
ident of the International typographical
Union. spoke tonight at the dedication OF
the new library addition to the Union
Printers Home. He reviewed the his
tory OF the institution and OF the move
nent leading TO the flght by the home
against tuberculosis,
1.-The home Is In itself justification OF
the existence Of the International Typo
graphical Union" he said, apart from
all its other activities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
DUKE OF THE ABRUZZI
LECTURES TO THOUSANDS

TURIN, Feb. 16.-The Duke OF the Abb
ruzZi lectured tonight before an audience
numbering 10000 and including the royal
princes and prlncesses. on his ascension
OF the Himalayas. His lecture aroused
great enthusiasm. especially his descrip
ton of his climb OF "a. 400 feet. The duke
will lecture in Rome February % be-
fore the king and queen
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
How Shall We Be Assessed?

Arrangements are being made by Gov
ernor Spry and State Auditor Jewkes
for a convention of county auditors, as
SCISSORS and treasurers 10 be held In this
city the latter part Of March, the exact
date of which. together with the pro-
granme, will be announced later. The
purpose of the convention Is to discuss
uniform method OF assessing and coll
lecting taxes in the various counties OF
the state. The calling of such a conven-
tlon has been under consideration for
several months past.
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OH, THE PITY OF 1T,
IAG0, THE PITY OF II

Alleging that her husband has accused
her of unchastity and has frequently eX-
pressed doubt as to the paternity OF her
three children, Amy Anderson fled an
action for divorce in the district court
Wednesday against Julius Il. Anderson.
In addition, Mrs, Anderson alleges
that Anderson has failed TO support her.
She asks for the custody OF her chill
dren, for SIS attorneys fees and that
their home at 527 Chester avenue be
awarded to her,
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There Is More Trouble,

Judge Morse OF the district court was
engaged Wednesday in the trial OF the
divorce case of Eliza Pinchin against
Job Plnchln. which will be concluded to-
day Mrs. Pinchin charged her husband
with failure to support and desertion. and
her husband filed cross complaint {
charging her with cruelty and desertion.
The parties TO the suit own considerable
valuable property south of the city. which
they ask to have divided.
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CLAWS A TARTAR
ON WITNESS STAND
Continued from Page One

10 bennett that the order taking CLAWS
off the Alaska work be revoked.
Nearly an hour of the session was
spent on a comparison of set of coal
land rules compiled prior to Mr.. Bal"
linger's service as commissioner of the
land office and of set compiled by
Mr.. Ballinger. 1t was found that the
rules referred entirely to lands In the
United States proper and had no ap-
plicaticn to Alaska
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Severe in Texas.

DALLAS, Texas. Feb. 16.-On the heels
OF spring-like weather the severest storm
OF sleet and snow of many years swept
over the southwest tonight, From many
points reports come of colder weather
than that experienced in the blizzard last
month when records OF twenty years were
broken.
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Barr Has Last Hearing.

The case of the state against Albert
Barr charged with burglary in the sec
ond degree, was on trial before a jury
in Judge Lewis's division OF the district
court Wednesday. Barr Is charged with
burglarizing the Fluff Rug Works at
Fourth North and Third West streets
the night OF November % last. The final
arguments In the case will be heard this
morning and the case submitted to Il
iury,
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To Elevate Peary.

WASHINGTON, Feb 16.-The promo
ton OF Commander Robert T. Peary to
the grade OF admiral in the corps OF civil
engineer OF the navy and a presentation
OF vote OF thanks to him by congress is
provided for In n joint resolution intro
duced In the house today by Representa-
tive ]. Hampton Moore OF Pennsyl-
Vania
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Is Lieutenant General.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-The house
committee on military affairs today acted
fayorably on the bill of Representative
Sulzer of New York making Major Cen
eral Daniel F. Siclsles u. s. A, retired,
a lieutenant general.
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WHY SHE DOESN'T CARE TO GO

Says Marjory (ased seven).
"If cats don't so TO Heaven"
How do they catch the mice?
Puss-angels would be nice"
''And dogs and horses, too
The same as me and you
They ought TO go to heaven"
Says Marjory (aged seven).
'It's only falr-besldes
You must have donkey rides
Or 'twouldn't be a Heaven
Says Marjory (aged seyen).
"And poor. dear dolls. and toys
Broken by bad. bad boys
Won't they ne lowed in Heaven"
Says Marjory (aged seven).
81 b'lieve YOU think they WON'T,
And so l really don't
Much care to go 10 Heaven"
Says Marjory (aged seven).
Ada Leonora Harris, in Pail Mall Gaz
cite
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Small Bank Robbed,

MOBILE. Ill.,, Feb 16.-Burglars carly
today blew open the safe of the private
Byron. cast OF Mile. stole $4,000 and es-
capped on a handcar,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE

LAXATIVE BROMO Qulnlne. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause Call for full name. Look fol s'g-
nature l.. w. GROVE. 25c.
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Storm Moving South,

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Feb f6-The storm
by nightfall had crept down into western
Kentucky and Tennessee where from one
to two inches OF sleet covered the ground.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
SEVERE BLIZZARD
SWEEPS WIDE AREA
Continued from Page One.

tion of traffic. The domestic gas sup
ply is failing. Unless additional pres
sure can be supplied from wells In Kan
sas suffering will result.
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DEsERET NATIONAL

U. S. Depository, SAT- Iakc
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DIRECTORS.
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Tillman Improves.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Ben
r. Tillman who was taken sick yester-
His physician said that his condition was
not alarming.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-17
The Health Dept.
I'm your bodily system Is looked
after by millions Of little soldiers
tn your blood = those corpuscies
constantly fighting for you.

healthy and strong, by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, it will destroy the uncount-
able horde of germ. enemies that are
attacking you every moment Of your life.
Hoods Sarsaparilla will keep you
free from or will cure you Of scrofula,
eczema, rheumatism, catarrh, anemia,
that tired feeling and all such ailments.
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Texas Jurist Dies,

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb. l6.-Chief Justice
Hal c. Fisher of the third court of civil
appeals OF Texas, died today from a
stroke OF apopleXy. Judge Fisher was
hfty-seven years old and native OF
MissIsslppi.
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Sharp County record., 1910-12-16
THE CENSUS FIGURES.
Nine Counties Have raIIen OF 10 Popp'
Iation In Last 10 Years.

The population of the state OF
Arkansas, according to the OIL
fetal count Of the returns OF the
thirteenth census, is l,574, ,449,
compared with 1911 ,564 in 1900,
and 1928, ITO in 1890. The in
crease from 1900 to 1910 is 262,-
1856, or 20 per cent, as compared
with an increase for the preced-
ing decade Of 183,3S5, or 1913
per cent.
Nine counties, as follows, show
q decrease in population since
1900; Sharp, Boone, Carroll,
Fulton, Little River, Madison,
Newton, Polk and Washington
Following 10 the population Of
North Arkansas counties.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16
Increase Of q Per Cent.

Tho population Of the United
States and all i's possessions Is
l0l 100000, while the population
Of the United States proper NUM-
bors 81, ,O72, 200, according to the
official estiloate Of the thirteenth
census. During the last ten
years the states Of the Union had
an aggregate increase in popu'
latlon Ct l5,07700l, wh le h
amounts TO 81 per cent over Ihe
1900 figures.
Since the first census was taxi
on In 1870, the country has
grown rs times as large for Tue
population then having been 81
020, ,2lA, slightly lNrGor than tho
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16
Smith Held For Roberts Death.

A coroner's jury the latter part
Of last week inquired into the
death of DR.. O. W, Roberts, ~
prominent physician OF Reyno,
who was killed several days ago
by Pearl Smith, marshal of Rey-
no. The jury recommended that
Smith be held for the killing un'
til the grand jury meets. DR..
Roberts, it is claimed, was drink
ing with two friends and became
boisterous. Smith undertook, IL
is claimed, to arrest Roberts, and
the latter resisted, In general
fight that followed Roberts was
struck on the head. lie was rem
dered unconscious, and in that
condition was taken to the lock-
up. where O short time later no
was found dead by friends,
Smith is 10 jail for his own SAFE
ty, as there have been threats OF
violence made against him.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

DR.. Woods Hutchison, an en-
inent New Yorker, in recent
address said: "Fhere are no
'best families There 10 no blue
blood. There is no aristocracy
anywhere based on anything but
the possession Of money" The
assertions are true. Money cre-
ates aristocracy. Money makes
blue blood and cold blood, Apt
as not II some OF the blue blooas
and thoroughbloods would trace
their pedigree far enough back
they might find the starting
point swineing to a limb for
cattle thievery.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

Senator Jeff Davis 10 reported
to have said In his lectures dur.
ing The summer that the common
people have only three friends in
the United States senate. One
IL Senator Taylor Of Tennessee,
another ls Senator LafolIette Of
Wisconsin, and the other is
iVs not hard TO guess.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

the whole country, by the way,
calls itself the "Razorbacks." "
This title does the state a rank
injustice. There are no razor
backs in Arkansas any more.
We suggest that these foot ball
bovs take the name Of Poland
Chinas, Berkshires or RED Jer'
seys.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

Just now the newspapers Of
the state are making campaign
for a short session Of the legisla.
Iure' Such campaign is meri-
torious enough, but quite useless
no doubt, The general assem-
0Iy, wo predict, will stay on the
JOB at least l20 days.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

Editor WahIquist Of the Mann
moth Spring Democrat conducted
u piano contest through his pa
per and now he Is accused Of
crooked work 10 the affair, He
says he has been branded worse
than a thief and that he is as in
nocent as q lamb.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

Ia a lengthy newspaper article
last week Secretary OF State
O. c. Ludwig denounced the ac'
ton Of the administration in au-
thorizing an expenditure of S40,.
900 for lighting and heating the
new capitol as a piece of extrav'
agance. Ludwig is about as
level-headed as any official who
has been about the state house
in some time, and is not afraid to
speak his mind when the occa-
sion requires.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

Federal court IS in session q
Batesvllle.
A modern school building ha'
Just been completed at Arkana
Baxter county.
A stave and heading p!sr
may be established at Pocahon,
in the near future.
A foreigner, name unknown
was run over and killed by
train at Swifton last week.
1t is reported that a new oar
is being organized at Batesyi'
and will begin business the III
Of the year.
Newark furnished 27 candi !
dates for initiation at the bi'
Woodmen meeting at Little Roc
several days ago.
During the past six months tn.
Bluff City Bank of Calico Roc
has increased it's deposits in tt
amount Of S24, 900.
-Four negroes, two men All.
two women, mixed up in a free
for-all fight at Newport last weei
and were landed in the lookup.
y A new residence occupied b.
Will Huckaby at Walnut Ridg'
was burned one night last weeh
The loss is covered by insurance
A box supper at Barren Forl
one night Of last week netted SOC
which went towards the suppoH
Of the brass band at that place
An effort is being made It.
make a special school district o.
Old Walnut Ridge and to securf
for it a S5, 900 brick school bulld
ing.
J. j. T. McAdams, & wei
known travelling man, fell dow
the stairway aV MS uo;ho "A
Batesville recently and dislocat'
ed his shoulder.
Marion Stokes, wanted in IL
ard county for grand larceny,
was captured one day lately near
Newark. 1t is said that probao'
ly Stokes is one Of the gang that
robbed the postoffi3e at Sulphur
Rock a few weeks ago.
The store and general mer-
chandise stock Of Oscar Fisher n,
Oil Trough was destroyed by fire
q few nights since. The loss is
something like $1,000, partially
covered by insurance. The or
igin Of the fire is unknown.
Two masked men entered the
home Of "Uncle lssac" Brans-
cum at limbo, Stone county, 9
few nights ago and, covering the
aged man with O pistol, demand
ed money Of him, They got
away with about 500, The par
ties are still at large.
j. Grafton was bound ovel
to the grand jury at Newport {
few uayS agO on q charge Ol OO'
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16
present population Of Texas.

The growth Of the country was
greater than has been expected
by the expert statioticiaDs Who
have closely watched the prog
resg of The corntry's population.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

The general assembly will soon
convene, and it is generally con-
ceded that H. K, Toney OF jeff
erson county will be made presi'
dent of the senate. So far as we
know, there is nothing against
Toney except that he has been
member of the legislature for
wears. We believe, too, he was
indicted for boodling once, but
never put to trial.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

A monkey was captured in the
Ioods of Garland county one
|ight last week. So far his
ame has not been discovered,
4 no Garland county citizen IS
eporLed missing.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

Arkansas is getting much good
advertising these days that is
bound to result in the better de-
.velopment Of the state, The day
is not far away when Arkansas
will be recognized as one Of the
greatest states Of the Union.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

rhc Newark Journal is well
led with advertisements Do' 4,
GOOD many of the Journals 3
vertisiug patrons are Newport
Isiness houses.
Sharp County record., 1910-12-16

Here is a bit Of holiday advice
from the Memphis Commercial
appeal: Share your Christmas
|joys and gifts, Don't be like the
little boy who said castor oil was
the only thing more blessed to
give than to receive.