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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
TAFT CRITICISED
FOR EXTRAVAGANCE
Representative Adair of Indiana
Turns Loose OIL Government
Expense Account.
FIFTY THOUSAND YEARLY
PLENTY FOR PRESIDENT
Also Denounces Large Appro-
priatiOn for Secret Service,
Declaring it Wasted.

WASHING TON. Jan. Had the presi-
dents daughter and son. Miss Helen and
Robert Taft, remained IN the house gal
lcry few minutes longer today. they
would have heard their father roundly
criticised by Representative Adair OF In
diana for alleged eXtraya gance OF the
executive department,
Mr.. Adar said the presidents salary
should not have been increased 10 SO 900
year. adding that a president with
practically no expense. who could not
save from an income OF $50 900 a year Il
sufficient sum to live In case the bal
snce OF his NE in my judgment. docs
direct the affairs OF this great nation"
Expenses Too Large,
Attacking the presidents allowance Of
s3a. 900 for vehicles. stables. etc. Mr.
Adalr argued that this was 100000 too
much. lie also asserted that onc-third
white house greenhouses. would furnish
the president with all the iiowers he can
possibly use
Without dcpriving ,hc president of any
belong 70 the white house. Mr Adair
said the appropria ions Of the executive
department, 1920. $50. last year. could bo
reduced AT least $4,000 year.
Mr. Adalr declared that appropriations
FOR Ill purposes could bo reduced AT least
500 600, 900 n year without impa!ring any
part of the government service.
Roast for Detectives.
Characterizing the government deicc-
tive service az the dumping ground for
those who had rendered political service" ."
Mr. Adar said thai outside OF benefits
derived from the work nf the meat and
puro food inspectors. the S1,l26 900. ap-
proprIatcd for that service last year had
been wasted
There Is more cxtrava eance In The
army and navy Than in any other de-
partment OF our government" aaid Mr.
Adair.
1T is enough TO bankrupt any gov
crnment in the world to sp"nd S2GS 1872.
$40 each year Tor the maintenance Of It's
army and navy, and that. too, in time OF
peace
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
DBESSNAkERS PLEAD
GUILTY TO SMUGGLING

NEW YORK. Jan. f.-Thsrcsn Ma
honey and Elizabeth r. Dinsmnre, part
ncrs In a fashionable drcssm9lsinc ostab-
lisllrncnr pleaded guilty In the United
states circuit court today to n chare" OF
participation In the alleged conspiracy to
sInugglo costly gowns and dress goods
into this country I'm sleeper trunks. The
ma aximum penalty Is Two years in prison
and hnc OF $40, o0n.
Twenty seven other drossmakcrs arc
under indictment. and IL Is understood
that the Mahoney and Dinsmore women
have agreed TO tell the government tho
inside story OF the smuggling scheme in
view OF their sentences being suspended
until July.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
DISC0URAGES UNION OF
THE DIVIDED CLASSES

NEW YORK. Jan. i.-.With Samuel
r;ou,ncrs aud John Mitchell not only par
ticipanls. but moving spirits In the moye-
ncnt as we'll as officers in good standing
I'm thc Civic Federation. J cannot recon :
ri- nv own mind with what seems 20
me to be such an extremely Inconsistent
proposition -;
John KIRBY, Jr.. of DAYTON o., PrHsl-
ds,,t M The National Associa lion OF Manu-
fscturers. in a letter to Seth Low. presi-
dent oil the National civic Federation.
thus frankly expressed his opinion Una
Inc MapI1Tacturcis' association should not
accent the invitation 10 participate i'll the
coming civic Federation conference nj
Washington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
MORSE GREETS WIFE
FROM BEHIND BARS

ATLANTA Ga Jan. Mrs, Charles
w Morse. wife OF the linapcier,. now In
the federal prison here. arrived today.
She wss met at tho station by her huS-
band's friend w. III. Reid.
The convicted banker met the pair With
n smile and talked over with rhem the
next steps 10 he taken In his behalf. IL
was not until the time for parting came
that hs showed emotion MIS-. Morse
will not be permitted 70 sec him again
FOR flftecn days. Reid. however. because
OF business interests Of his friend and
the fact that others might suffer from
neglect OF them. VIII be permitted TO SEQ
the prisoner more often.
NTr Morse has not been assigned 10
any task
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
MURDERERS TRACED By
BLOODY FINGER PRINTS

PARIS. Jan. i.-Tbe imprint of a
bloody finger on u military ticket taken
widow of Iuiis Edouard Gouin Il former
governor of the Bank Of France. was
travelling on December l6. has cleared the
mystery OF her death.
Nine, Cioun'; body was found under u
train near Paris on that date. Tho door
OF tho compartment which she had occu-
picd a a passenger was almost torn from
its hinges and there was :. pool of
blood on the floors. She had been
robbed.
Two soldiers. named Grady and Michel
today confessed to having murdered The
woman The police followed up the first
clcW OF inr finger marks and found n
former comrade of the two soldiers. who
declared that ne saw them embark on
this train. Nh"n confronted with this
witness. the TWO suspects made full
confession
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
WYOMING WOOL MEN
MAKING SOME KICKS

CHEYENNE Wyo.. Jan. a.-Reso'uiions
protesting against forest reserve nanage-
n1enf. Endorsing the tariff and opposing
tariff changes. indorsinS wool ware,
bnrso and demands for better railroad
rates on freight and better eovernment
~ quarantine regulations. were adopted
81 tho final session OF the wyoming; Wool
srowcrs' association today PrcsiGent 81,
T,cIfcIdcr and Secretary George Walker
y:ere re- elected The next convention viii
bo held In Sheridan. Senator j., T.:
Warren and Congressman Il. D. Cole OF
ohio yere the chief speakers today.
NAM members Of the association lott
for the national meeting in Ogden, Utah,
in q special train.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
GILA COPPER MAKES
SATISFACTORY SHOWING
Special TO The Tribone,

NEW YORK. Jan. President Sner-
wood Aldrfch in report TO the stock
holders shows the CHA Copper company
has a cash balance of $155.&2J on hand.
besides sS45.p00 in treasury stock and
states that work is being pressed Wig
oroUsly.
port OF Engineer Henry Hrunb shows
l. .a97 900 ions of ore fully devoloped, av-
cragins 100 per cent copper. There a.
all similar To- The ore al the Ray Con-
solidntod. II IS denied the company coG-
templates a bond issue at present, as
the company has ample FUNDS. should
further developments require IL money
viii be raised by further issue OF sock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
BUTTE MINERS UNION
FAILS TO TAKE ACTION

BUTTE. Mont. Jan. i.-Jhc Butte
Miners union az u meeting tonight failed
TO take action in respect 60 endorsing =
report from Il conference committee OF
ORGANIZATIONS affiliated with the Western
Federation of Miners looking 70 means
for cndlnc the swltchmen's strike. the
president OF the uniou stating That the
conierees had forgotten 20 sign the re-
port and. therefore, there MAS nothing TO
Ipt@ upon.
Whethcr OF not The mines VIII resume
remains to be determined. in view or :.
recent statement Issued by John u. Ryan
president OF the Ama]gauated Copper
ComDauE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE:
IS KILLED BY POLICE

CHICAGO, Jan. An unidentified
man said by tho police TO have been an
accomplice OF Otto Olsen, now under O.
rest Tor the attempted robbery of the
Norwood Park postotfics yesterday. Was
shot and killed hy ths police hoTe To-
day The shooting occurred as the lo:u
attempted 20 escape fEo!o Eouse IN
which he hud been surrounded oy tao
police. This Is the third man kI!cI
ly tho polic. since January I.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
PROMINENT MEN KILLED
IN ALASKA SN0WSLIDE

CORpOVA. Alaska Jan. 4.--Harry Cur
tis Elliott OF Chicago, president OF the
Elliott Hubbard Copper company, and II.
IL Greer OF Seattle were killed I'm q
snowslide at the conpany's property at
Elliott creek, 100 miles northwest OF Cor
lnNl December so.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
C0NFESSES TO NVENTING
HIS STORY OF ROBBERY

SACRAMENTO. cal. jan. 4.-Frank
Faria, tho san Jose farmer who claimed
he had been held up and robbed OF $4,000
in crcenbacks here Monday night, con-
Tesscd this afternoon 10 Chief Sullivan
that The tale was myth. Faria had
paid $1,000 on q ranch and concocted the
robbery story ne confessed. hoping that
he might Induce the owner To refund
thn noney and call of the deal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
NEED OF ENFORCING
THE LAWS IN DETROIT

DETROIT, Mich. Jan. As a. result ot
the murder OF little 5lrl on Jones street
a Few weeks ago. the killing of William
Keller Sunday night for resenting an in
suit offered his wife. and numerous at
tempted attacks on girls aud women, Io-
lice commissioner Croul ordered loo plain
clothes policemen to patrol the city
,,,I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
Half of Town Burned.

WATERTOWN, ). u. Jan. IT re
town Of Castlcwood. eighteen miles south
nf horc. narrowly missed being wiped out
br f,ro OF unknown origin tonight The
entire south side of Main street Is In
ashes, entaIlng loss estimated at FlSo.
00O Twelve buildings were destruEsg
srbc Gre aid not stop until the last build
ing on the south side of the street "as
destroyed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
Explosion Kills Three.

BUFFALO. y. y, Jan. i.--Threc men
were killed and nine were irishtiully
burned ~ au explosion aud hrc that
DESTROYED the plant of the Buffalo Cereal
company tonight. it was s,lid that eight
or The injured men have SllSnt chances
for recovery. The loss iS $4,000,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
CONVICTED MURDERER
Is GRANTED NEW TRIAL

SPOKANE. Wash. Jan. i;-Becausn no
ono saw John LewandowsH murdered
and none can tell whether the tragedy
occurred In or out of Fort George Wright
military reserve Paul Klein. convicted
of the crime. has been granted A now
trial Judge Stanley Webster has set
aside z verdict Of guilty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
GUILTY NEGROES To
PAY DEATH PENALTY

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 4.-Gcorse EoS-
polds and John Williams. negroes, to-
night wore found guilty Of asslulting Mra
w. r, Jackson. and their sentences were
fixed az death b!- hanging,
The verdict wss returned on the ilys.
ballot. The jury WAS out Eve and ore
half minutes. Two Gays were occupied IN
selecting a jury. hearing the evidence ana
returning q verdict,
Both men pro5abiy VIII be neTged tie
sir.t week in February
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
Ogden Man Robbed,
Il to The Tribune.

SpoClHI % Thc IfIbUne.
ST. LOUIS. Jan. 4,-While a sergeant,
two pa irolrncn and two city detectives
stood together at the east end OF the
Union sutton waiting room today re-
viewing their orders Tor the day, q suit
case was taken from between the tcer ~
John Dcrrig OF ogden. Utah. who stood
a few feet from the group at tbe Pullman
ticket window.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
Alleged CRATER Caught.

DENVER, Colo. Jan. 4.-AIss Eliza
bcth Killings worth Brown, who is said by
the police 10 have wide reputation as
a hotel swindlcr. was arrested here to-
day charged with passing - fraudulent
check Tho woman has relatives III
Washington, l.. E.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
ALLEGED TRAIN WRECkERS
CAUGHT AFTER CHASE

NASHVILLE. H.. Jan. AFTER n
chase. In which a special train played d
prominent part. erwin Ieiuer. II years
old was arrested today 1T CoultcTNille on
a charge of trying TO wreck An illinois
Southern passenger train on Deccmber 8.
The p,rccSers upset their own plans by
cutting the telegraph wires. Lfoemen dis
covered the obstruction and tagged the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
Noted New Yorker Dies.

NEW YORK Jan. i.-Willlam Aepry
JIclmm Moore. lawyer and business man,
widely known In a:r.ncial and schclasitc
circles. died today. 3gcG s, yo4rs. llC
was president OF the Atlantic Mutual Ia
company Tor ) number O. year..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
MORGAN SYNDICATE
MAY CO FARTHER
Absorption of More Trust COM
panieS Than Can Control Ma
tons CASH Planned.
WELL DEFINED RUMORS
OF NEW CONSULTATIONS
Powerful Trio May Finally Con-
trol Companies With Deposits
Of $210.000.00O.

NEN YORK, Jan. Al. rierDont Nor
gan and associates may control through
| !urther trust company mergers in New
YORK. thc enormous sum OF s@lp. .0oo, coo IN
deposits alone. This is approximately
$4,000. 600 moro than the deposits Of the
National City bank of this city. the larc-
est financial institution in The United
Siates
Reports OF additional trust company
consolidation arc given crcdcnce in view
oi yesterdays announcement OF tho NOR
ger by i. =. Morgan & Co. OF tho Guar
an1y Trust. Morton Trust and Fifth Ave
nGe Trust companies. with combined de-
posts Of about si5n .Q00 400. This brought
a revival in the financial district OF ru-
mors embI.s cling The Bankers Trust and
the HanhaIt tan Trust companies In the
saroc combination There Perc definite
reports that The Mercantile Trust COM
pany and tho Equitable Trust company
eventually would be taken into some sort
OF \ powerful alliance.
Morgan All Through,
In point of fact the BauEcre Trust
company is closely affiliated with the so
called Morgan interests in that two part
George W. Perkins and Henry J.. Dawson
sit In the directorate Of the former.
Other directors OF the Bankers Trust
company. Including 4. & Hepburn and
dent respectively. of IN" Chasc Ma tioual
bank and William H. Porter. president
or the Chemical National bank. arc hc-
tive in affairs Of the Guaranty Trust
COMPANY. which is 10 he rnadc the titular
head Of the Guaranty Merton Fifth Ave
nuc consultations.
Relations between the Morgan interests
and The Manhattan Trust company al
ways have been intimate, though the lat
ter is not regarded as Morgan sp-
pendacc. IL i perhaps significant that
the building now occupied by the Man
haitian Trust company is TO be razed soon
10 mako way for a thirty-story building
10 be erected by the Bankers Trust
company.
Incredible Capital.
Deposits Of the Bankers Trust sggre-
gate si6. 500 .Qon. and those OF the Man
haitian Trust company siS 400 900. so that
the two companies, II combined with
those now in process OF absorption by
j. T.. Morgan and associates, would
total In deposits. more Than 5000. .ooo.N 600.
National banking Interests do not look
with uniform favor on the increase IN
trust company power II was pointed
out today that. irasm'JCh as tho law
makes it possible for the trust companies
10 hold stocks and To onioy other adYan-
tsges forbidden 10 National banks, IL
would caailS he possible for the larger
trust companies to take up many under
writing propositions which large banks
of Wall street found IL in2Xpedlent 20
handle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
Domestic

: War 10 the knife between Taft :
: and insurgents .....-.,s,...s..- :,
|. Nine die from eating poisoned :.
: peaches ..,.... ...-..............- =
: Morgan syndicate may extend !.
: scope ....-..... ...........-....-.. / :.
Z Tamm5ny bovs To viii OF Mayor :.
: GaSnor -.s,.. .......-........... l :.
: Taft and government criticised for :,
: extravaganza ...... ...-.....-.. ! :.
: Many mourn death of n. Ogden !,
: Local. :
: Coal hearinsR oi vast importance. / :.
: Annual report 6f county sheriff -. > :
!. Small cresmeries against hish =
butter prices NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. :
: Last month coolest December in =
: history Of local weather bureau. <
: George e. Swan discusses dry =
: farming .......- .......... Ii =.
: Commercial club invites RooaeveIt =
: tn include Salt Lake in itinerary :.
: of home ward trip .,.,a-s..,...,1i :.
: Etah dry land wheat in great de- :
: Sheep conditions good ,........e. Ii :.
: Sporting News ::
: Jnarez races ...........-....... :.
: Wrichts cause trouble In aeroplan- :.
: lnE s..s.... .-....-..-- II =
: Match shotgun shoot .......,...,..11 :.
: salt Lake Gun club meeting .,...ll =
: Ducks sTe dying .....,,,.,s,...,ll II +
: !.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
Getting Down 70 Business.

Thls tho second officlsl dsv Of the new
city administration started off on pusi-
n"sslik" principles. William \. Prcrder-
CAST now Republican Fusion comptroller,
Issued q sweeping order that 10y rid
ing in municipal automobiles In all de-
partmenfn must cease at once. He an
noUnced that every euploye Of the city
above tho grade OF lahorcr. excepting po-
liccmen. flrenlc1 and sct-ool teachers
must have time cards, upon which will be
recorded their coming and Goirg when on
duty. Tie' did not eay whe trer the MAJ yoI
and commissioners will ne Included. In
this way the comptroller hopes TO aScer
tain Just how much OF New Yorhs $50
coo 000 salary list Is earned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
TAMMANY BOWS To
WILL OF GAYNOR
Big Chief" Murphy Forced to
Wait His Turn Like Amy
Other Citizen.
NEW ADMINISTRATIONS
GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS
joy Riding in Municipal
Automobiles Is Prohibited by
a Sweeping Order.

NEW YORK. Jan. t.-The TamT.lsny
tiger took on his hat 10 William j. Cay
nor again today.
Charles +. Murphy. leader OF Tammany
Hall, walked up the city hall steps 70
call on New iorbs rcw Democratic
mayor. and nc waited his turn in al ante
room just as others did. When he was
received ne spent an hour IN conference
ana when he left he posed for his photo
sraph on the city hall steps. TeIamsny
nas gotten pretty slim patronage at Judge
G1ynor's hands although without Tam
many behind him lie probably would
never have been maycr OF Greater New
IorI--uot on the Democratic ticket, at
any rate.
ETsSive Answers.
When Murphy Left the mayors office he
was beSlegcd by intervicwers.
Did you meet the mayor by appoint
nent?'
Ask The mayor" was his reply.
DO you expect any appointments
SIX the mayor
You look TO be happy and smiling"
suggested one,
II always am said Mr.. Murphy
Judge Gaynor discussed the Tanmany
leaders, visit moro freely. Their rela-
tions were cordial. always since he first
met Charles +. Murphy 2 year ago Mr..
Murphy had called merely 10 offer con-
eratula tions; they had discussed no ap-
polntmeniS, a Least no names. Whether
AIR Murphy would call again ne did nos
know.
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I'm the Magazine Glass;

That's where 4 wide.awal;s gcn.
eral advertiser has placed The Trib-
uue. He says be gets results from
The Tribune because Tribune read.
ers are intelligent and thrifty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
Murphy's First Visit.

incidentally though tho mayor do not
speak Of H. this is Murpby's first visit
10 the city ball since he was commits
Sloner Of docks in the Van Nycls admin
lStrliion His relations With Mr.. Nc
Clellan were not always cordial and nev~
cr In McClcllan's admins tration. even
after their differences were adjusted, was
Charles I, Murphy Il caller.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
EldeS to Tod6y'.s Tribune
- 49,: !; -; = !; - :.
Page
DenartlNentA

Society .... Observation-Disclosures. !
Editorial ,.,....... Is
Mines ....s. S
Ma rlS=tr ... Observation-Disclosures. 2
Intcrmountain o.. -,........-.s...l2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
abep q Knock Is a Boost

-, competitor never talks
p ,op disparsgiDGly unless you
~. .ompetitor in fact. "Therc
81 ,.,vs moro clubs aimed at the
~ .s., hears the best apples"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
might Encourage Rivals

~ rcra ploilcan aspirantS for thcir
,tllIon 20 ne encouraged. and. X the
Z the light was to he carried 10 the
pointed out that in Congress
" III district in Wisconsin al
,eegh ai ia candidate was IN the field.
Y n, prinis rics there do not occur
isaiIsi,Aoer Large sums OF money
s%d bn ,f Tor the purpose. IL is
u hs, huose who tell This story. and
tssnl,d I'm expended. In the district
.ss,sa ..o 1E representative Norris of
'tbpcd sIv'! Republican opposition has
representative Norris said he
'n'laued on Page Two.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-05
ETesive Answers.

When Murphy left the mayors office he
was heSiegcd by inter7ricwers
Did you meet the mayor by appoint
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-02-04
EXpOundef Of The Canal Theory"

The promise Of seeing comet Of
extraordinary interes has directed
the attention Of many people toward
the heavenly bodies. Discussions as
to whether the planet Mars is inhab-
tied by beings enjoying a degree Of
intelligence equal to the building Of
great canal systems may be seen in
the newspapers almost any day. Pro-
fessor Percival Lowell, who is best
known in connection with this canal
theory, will visit the University of
Kansas, February IA and Is, for the
purpose of delivering lectures.
Professor Lowell has spent a large
part Of his private fortune in erecting
a fine observatory at Flagstaff, Arr
IONA. He is one of the greatest as
tronomers in the world and is a BROTH
er of President Lowell Of Harvard.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-02-04
ITO be COntinued)
breaks Wheat CrsD ReeseL.

Western Canada broke all records
for the magnitude Of its wheat crop
last year, according to the official
figures. The dented and enormous
increase in Saskatchewan yield. This
is the first time that Saskatchewan
has passed Manitoba, and it not
only passed Manitoba but almost
doubled it. This places Saskatche-
wan now in the position Of the
premier wheat province of the Do.
minion. Here are the figures: Mani
toba. 45,774,797; Saskatchewan,
9O,255,OOO; Alberta, S,2500OO; total
144,22S,7O7.
We clean, dye, press and repair
all kinds Of ladies and gents clothing.
Great Bend Dry Cleaning Co., co.,
ner of 16 and Main. Phone 456.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1910-02-04

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