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New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

and can only say that 7 was guided h,
common sense. Saloonkeepsrs told me n, :.
they Rad to put Up % a moath to the No.
lice NJ method pur an end 70 that sor, !,
thing.
AT The Office OF the State Excise Bur.a,
In Washington street. Brooklyn. an or-el,,
said that The bureau could not now .,
crease its activities because Of a sm,,,
force. For the present It will look ar.a-
excise vioiations In the way it has bs.,
following.
District Attorney John r. Clarke said =.
had read with great interest the Istto- !,
Mayor GaynoT. and that he would Ia ~.
in his power to carry out tts Suggestion,
He added that he would not need a.,
more assistants to carry out Mayor Cav.
ror's plans
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
GRoTON RESIDENTS HAPPY.
CoIger S Attorney Doesn't Believe eli,
ent Win RESIGN at Once. at Least.
ID. T.IeE-apE b ~. TILban. !

lBy Telegraph 30 TIL Tribune
Auburn. y. Y. March 30.-Mr. and Mrs
jay CougeT and Senator Benn Conger's
son, Lawrence J. Conser. led a party oi
Grotou residents home to-day from Albany
iu jIbilant mood. Senator Couger did not
come with them. as he went 10 New York
10 consult his attorney. James W. Osborne.
When the party was asked whether sena-
tor Corger would resign. negative reply
was given by all. President Kostegbader
OF the Groton Business Mems Association
said Il don't think he has any idea OF
rcsiguins. lie Is lu,te a hghter. II they
had let The thing SO - its logical conclusion
o. might have been different. but when
Senator conb introduced that resolution
think that storPel dry possibility of a
re gustic1
Senator congsrs local attorney. Glsg
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
IN AMERICAN BLUFF.
The Morning Posts Vic7c on
Canadian Tariff.

London March Sl.-"The Morning Post,
in an editorial on the tariff agreement be-
tween Canada ard the United States. con-
tends that by fourishinE a big revolver
in the shape Of surtaX. which il could
not have imposed without hurting its own
interests the United States has bluned
Canada into giving something for nothing
out the paper adds; Ii IL 10 The interests
OF American diplomacy, now that its battle
H. won. 20 belitt!e its own victory. 50 "a
smooth the path for further conquests
later on
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31


There stood in the way, however. the
fact tl,st the reductions granted by Can
sSs 20 France ~-crs automatically APP
rlte6 70 thirteen other countries included
in Great Britsin's favored nation" pol
tcy. This, The President held, did amount
70 discrinination against the United
Ststes Il was 10 Offset this that the
n.g0tls ions were begun. and the Pres
,dent expressed himself to-day as en-
tirei, satisfied with the outcome.
Tho mere important nations benefit
ting 10y Canads's preferential treatment
under Tie favored ration" clause are
Spain. Swstlerlsad. Austria and Japan.
rres;den; TaO proposed 10 absolNe Can
Ras fro'a undue" liscrlnlins tion against
tht I nitcd states Il this country re-
esivsa a reduction OF pa Per cent on the
s:ticles Nilh which American firms COM
pete with the favored nations" in the
CsGsdiaa market The Dominion gov
enmen; nuSpy agreed to this. and il
vas or tnese terms that the settlement
vas reached
Thus, while the reductions actually
apply only TO something like 3 per cent
~ American exports TO Canada. a large
part of the exports arc in non-competi-
tfVo classes. where America would have
the marker anyway.
As 10 Spain. the United States meets
in the Canadian market with strong
Sompetition in raisins. prunes end all
sorts Of dried fruits. Canada granted
the United states reduction on this
class OF merchandise.
With Switzerland. the Cnitcd States
meets competition in the Canadian mar
ket in watch movements. Canada has
sFsnte6 = reduction which puts the
United States on an equa, footing
N'i.h France. Austria and Japan the
United States meets heavy competition
IN chinawars. Canada has granted re-
dCctions on all articles in this class.
AS 10 wood pulp and print paper. there
has been some criticism Of the Presi-
dent. y was officially stated at the
white House to-day th6t these items
did rot and could not enter into the
negotiations The rates and terms OF
dutv on wood ana wood pulp are liked
in the tariff law snd cannot be made
the subject OF negotiation or discretion
Rrv action on the part or The President.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
PROFESSOR SEEKS ALLDs PLACE
Candidacy of DR.. Thomas, Of Colgate
University, Announced.
icy telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Syracuse, March 30.-Anrouncement was
made to-day at Hamilton that Professor
Ralph ". Thomas. Of Colgate University.
was Il candidate 10 succeed J. r. Aids as
Senator from the 37th District. which in
cludes Madison County.
Professor Thomas is a personal friend
and great admiTer Of Governor Hughes.
He has always been Republican. and has
been active in the ranks of his party.
Professor Thomas delivered political ad-
dress at Canastots in the last Presiden-
tal campaign and was one OF the speakers
at the dedication Of the new Madison
County Courthouse. His candidacy means
that Madison County will be decidedly in
the race for Alldss place in the Senate.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
TO REPORT ORAL BETTING BILLS.
Assembly Codes Committee Takes
Action on Hughes Measure.

Albany March ".-The Agnew- Perkins
L..ls. preventing oral bookmaking al race
tracks were discussed ~ the Assembly
Codes Committee to-day and will lo report
rd to-morroe These bills aInpif, and
strengthen the present snti-gamoling Laws
and have tho Endorsement ~ Governor
Hughes one Of them makes The members
% rao,track ASSOCIATIONS individually, lianle.
TIE Dill making an inciosuTe where bet
ting j. conducted a gambling house was
also vctcd oH favOishly bt TIE senate
Codes Committee
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
NORWICH WELCOMES ALLDS.
Neighbors Promise Him Support-Ex-
Senator May Sue Conger
IRv relerranh 70 - Trihnne


Norwich, y. Y. March 3e.-EX- -Senat tor
Aids reached Norwich this noon. and al
though seeking rest here ~ his home has
put in a busy day. The Norwich people
have given him cordial welcome. and
there - apparently rothing lacking in
tho warmth OF their greeting The former
senator tells them that he wants support
rather than sympathy. and .he people here
tell him they will suppor, him 90 the end
whatever IL may be. This afternoon Mr.
Aids refused 70 add 20 the statement
given out by his counsel Yesterday. bur
intimated that statement would be fortG-
coming later.
Henry r. FOIet,, lew partEcr of Aids.
reached his home in Norwich this NOM
ing. and gave out what he said was an
authoritative statement that Mr Aids
would brins suits Tor libel against Senator
ger and some % the newspapers II The
state
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

stoddard. declared that unless his client re-
signed by tomorrow night, which was I'M
probable. no successor could be elected II
the Senate expelled the Grotoniar. .This
would cause a loss Of Senator Congers
vote on sill OF the important Hughes re-
forms. 10 which he was enthusiastically
committed
At Groton great pleasure was caused oy
the Senate verdict and Hiram q. Moe re-
ceived many oral congratulations. while
large batch of letters was forwarded TO
Senator Conger at Albany
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
INCOME TAX RESOLUTION OUT
Assembly Judiciary Committee Makes
Report Without Recommendation.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune ,

Albaus March 30.-rhe Assembly Judi
ciar, Committee to-ia~ reported rur The
cons dcratiop 90 the House ,he MURRAY
.csolatiou for Iatify!ng ne income tax
atnendr.eLt to the federal Constitution.
gut tire committee did not commit Itself
GA ne proposition, making It's rcror, with
olt recommendation.
u was against this amendment that GOV
eruor Hughes sent a special message 10 the
I..g .slaturc. lie recommended that the
amendment ac moi ratified
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
CANADIAN SOCIETY OF NEW yoss

Albany. March 9o-rhe Canadian Society
OF New York was Incorporated TODAY 10
promote social intercourse among Cana
dians IN New York and TO provide relief
for Canadians IN need "t assistance The
directors iuc'ud" James Douglas. Of Spuy
ten Duyvl; Woifrcd Nelson. William :
Champ. of New York. and Alfred A Watts.
OF Plainfeld. n. J.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
TO DISCUSS WAINWRIGHT BILL.

Because II Tie dissatisfaction Of tEe
local labor organizations with the bill pre-
scented 10 The Legislature 1y the Vain
wright commission Oh emplo' els Liability ID
lIbl!c discussion al tie bill VII Le hcld
q, Cooper rI!ou tonight John Mitchell
Professor Herry SeageT. ,lss crystal
Eastmsn, James hatch II ihe central
sderatsa Uaion Noifis lnlqut and rep
rs-entsilves - the Wainwright ,ornn..s-
s.cA Nlll .le-k
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
Obstacles Renewed.

not expect such preferential treatment
an Tire other side
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31
Assonblymsn Sees a Light.

Assemblyman sullivan. Of Chautauqua
County. vino last year voted against the
Hinman-Grecn bHl. and who refused 70
edge himself 20 support q direct pri-
mary measure when "A candidate for Ie-
election. to-day came .ut with a state
ment tn2t he was for the Hinman-Green
bin. Not only that but he said he be-
licyed that measure would pass the As
sombiy. Sullivan had been feeling the
pulse of his district recently. So have
a good many rher Assemhlymep VINO
aeIe IS lot against the bin as he last
year. II nc names Of some OF these mou
Who have ,ided - vote tcr the Hin
r.an-Grsen a.l were made public st this
tins taes aaa,d - considerable con.
New-York tribune., 1910-03-31

% the Society for the Prevention Of
Crime. had his attention called to this
statement of the Mayor he said:
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07
The Reason Why.

Several ct our Subscribers have
wondered why the Record has been
90 insistant IN urging them to ray up
their subscription and to let them
know why the following, taken from
the Farm Journal, Is published
editor Fay, of Lyons, Iowa, has
been called 20 Washington City be
cause his subscription list Is not so
we'll paid up as the law requires. He
will have to explain TO the govern
ment otilcials why he has not com,
PEELED his subscribers to pay up
according to the postal rules. An In.
spector had visited him two months
previously aud his list was said to be-
pretty thoroughly paid up, but
evidently this was not sufficiently 40.
10 seems little tough that country
editors have To be hauled up before
the government under the charge of
violating Federal laws just because
they do not eternRlly keep dunning
their subscribers for the small sum
they owe on subscriptions; but il Is
like the end of the world, no one
knows when IL cometh, aud no editor
knows what day the inspector may
pop in aud ask to see his list. Aud
u too many subscribers arc behind on
their paper II means trouble With
the government II puts an editor In
such shape that he is compelled TO
force his collections unless he has an
unusually prompt paying list OF sub
SCI ibers -
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07
At Rest.

Mabel Alice Smith, who has been
III for a long time, passed from this
life Tuesday morning Mt 80. She
had suffered intensely with valvular
heart trouble, aud this, with bron.
chitis was the Immediate cause of
her death.
Mabel was the wife Of Fred X.
Smith, they having been Joined In
wedlock some three years ago, one
child resulting from the union.
Mrs. Smith is the daughter OF Rome
Thompson aud while little child
went to Idaho with her parents. re
turning a little over three years ago
Since that time she has made her
home here. She was we'll respected
young woman. and was lovesbis
wife aud mother. She has been talk
on away Ia the full bloom OF her
young womanh hood. and her husband
and IL months old child will sadly
miss her.
Funeral services were held In the
tabernacle Wednesday afternoon a,
4 o'clock. The speakers spoke word,
OF encouragement to the young hus
band who has been 80 sadly bereaved,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07

Why Ia It, Il 10 often asked, that
people in small towns can tlnd no
better business than prying into other
peoples business, and then eNagger-
ating the truth In regard to tho same,
People who pretend to be Christians,
who attond church regularly, who IN
the sight OF their neigbtors are gen
erous aud charitable, yet who, with
out the slightest provoeation, pick up
some little mistake, or more often. at
nothing, will 80 scandalizs one as to
ruin his or her reputation for life,
while they would not steal from them
world goods, yet they rob him or her
OF what Ia more precious than gold
good reputation, Why cant peo'
pie practice the christianity that they
preach aud "Do unto others as you
would have them do unto YOU" IL a
brother falls, don't jump on him be-
cause he is down, aud because you do
not intend TO eStend hand, do not,
like dog In manger, stand In the
way OF others.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07
ParOwan News Items.
ParowsD, Oct. 6, 1910.

Parowan, Oct. 9, 1910.
Mics Avis Clark is assistant cash
Ter 10 the Bank of Iron County.
A light frost visited US on the
night Of the Bird, doing but little
damage.
Geo. Rowley aud wife returned
yesterday from Canada. They say
there 10 no place like home.''
Edgar Benson and Florence Dalton
Of this place will be united In we'd
lyck in the Salt Lake temple during
conference.
Sheriff Orion left for Milford yes
terdsy accompanied by Amasa CLARK
and wife. who will 20 to Salt Lake
where Mr.. CLARK has . position. q.
u. L. Clark and wife left for Ka.
nab Tuesday to be present at the
wedding of their nephew, Kenneth
CLARK and one OF Ksnab's prominent
young ladies.
The trustees, teachers aud pupils
OF our school have subscribed suffi :
olent money TO procure a piano. Mr..
Durham will select the instrument
while at conference.
Mothers Day will be observed at
the Relief Society ball by the organ.
izatiou. A large attendance will no
doubt be there to listen to the pro-
gram which will be rendered.
VIM. Il. Morris had the misfortune
to have q pitchfork run through his
foot while haying. The wound 10
getting along nicely aud Mr.. Morris
will soon be able to go about with
out trouble.
Among those who have gone to at.
tend conference are the following
l.. N. Msrsden and wife, Prof. Dur
ham and wife, MILFORD Day and wife,
Bishops Richardc and Adams. VIM.
Lyman and wife, King Psrsmore and
wife. Richard Rowley and ii. M.
Hendrickson.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07

A mortgage Ia a strange institution.
IL makes man rustic, aud II keeps
him poor. IL IL "a strong incentive to
action, and wholesome reminder OF
the fleeting months aud years. A
mortgage represents industry, be,
cause II IL never Idle aud never rests
10 10 like bosom friend, because the
greater the adversely the closer II
sticks TO fellow. Ii IL like n sol
dler II never hesitales In charging
nor fears To close on an enemy, IL
In like the saEd bag of thug silent
In It's application, hut deadly In Its
effect, Like the very hand of provl-
dsnOe, Ia spread over all creation,
aud Its influence IL everywhere visi
Bile. IL IL like the grasp OF tho devil
flsh, tho longer II holds the greater
its sirength. IL will exercise feel.
Ing. energy aud lend activity To the
sluggish brain. No matter now hard
thu debtor works, the mortgage works
harder still. Il makes a fellow sour.
cross, selfish, unsuitable aud misera.
BILE, aud rarely does him any good to
exercise him,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07
A Wedding.

Monday night at the residence OF
Elizabeth Ann Pucil wedding re-.
ception was held IN honor OF Jane
Puoii and W. 3. Harris OF Beaver
City. The bride Is vel! known here
and II 10 learned that her husband Is
a we'll respected young man OF Beav.
er. The friends OF ths Yong couple
wish them snccess In their union and
many happy years OF counubial bliss
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07
Friday. Oct. =. 1910.
FOOD FOR REFLECTION.

Many farmers some way or other
get IL into their heads that town busi :
ness men are the happiest and most
prosperous people on earth; get rich
by simply reaching out and taking In
all the money they want. The farm.
err gets TO broodinR over his hard fate,
as II seems, and thinking that any.
body eau run a store because 10 seems
30 easy to measure yard OF calico or
weigh on. q pound OF coffee, sells out
the farm and goes to town. lts no
trouble 20 find man that 10 willing
aud anxious TO sell out the remains OF
q sick stock of groceries, or the rem
nants OF an empty shelvGh dry goods
store and whom the farmer frat sees
his name over the door he leans back
against a lamp post with pencil ov.
or each ear and feels large, and I'm.
AGNES that his fortune 10 made. lie
buys large stock Of every CONNER
cial man that comes along, sells
mostly on credit 10 individuals who
can't buy nickel's worth or goods
anywhere else In town without the
cash, aud nc the end Of two years fiuds
bis stock run down TO low ebb, with
nothing TO show for the farm no once
owned but book full of worthless
accounts, that would cell for probab.
iy cent aud half n pound to the
ray man. Broken up aud completely
demoraiized he becomes common
day laborer la bis old age, without a
ray of hope OF ever being able TO make
another start In the world sufficient
to keep want and poverty from the
door The final resort OF grea,
many IL TO 20 away, where at ieas,
they will not be tortured by every
day reminders of the great mistake o
their lifs which wrought THAR ra,a.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07

IL ls Ia time OF sudden nishap sr
accident that Chamberlain's Lini-
ment can be relied upon to take the
place Of the family doctor. who can
not always be found at the moment.
Then II ~ that Chamberlsiu's LiDi
ment 30 never found wanting. 10
cases OF sprains, cuts, wounds and
bruises Chsmberlsin's Liniment
takes out the soreness and drives
sway the pain.
FOR sale by all Dealers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07
Summit Briefs.
Summit, Utnh. Dot 4.

summit, Utnb, DOT. 4.
Clarence Smith lie moving to Psro-
wan.
Herbert White has gone to Hatch
town to receive sheep.
Nels Madsen has gone to RichfisId.
His return 10 indeiluite.
Mr. Ross Slmkins aud family are
guests ut the DALEY hotel
The cattle are in good condition,
although beef Ia not plentiful.
School comm snced on tho 3rd inst.
with John Henry DALEY as teacher.
Sheep dipping is nearly over We
may now be able to get drink of
good wholesome water.
Mrs. Eliza b. Farnsworth is plant
ING forty acres of rye on her dry.
farm near Summit.
John Farrow mas returned from
trip To Phoebe, New. lie reports the
camp rs being very dull at present.
George Smith has returned from
attending the Beaver County Fair.
His report o. the fair is glowing.
The weather has been much cooler
OF late aud reached the freezing point
Sunday night. No dsmsge was done,
however.
Sister Mandsna DALEY, who has
been feeling very weak OF late, is
now rallyiug, and is ablo to get
around again. Her daughter Eliza
beth johnson of Junction City is at
tending her.
Hyrum Daley. Nels Madsen aud
VIM, W. Daley have returned for "a
short time from the County road job.
Ii seems that further progress on the
road work was impossible until the
State Engineer could make an sp.
pearance,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07

\ contemporary says that newspa,
per subscriptions are infallibIe tests
OF a mans honesty. They will soon j.
or or later discover the man. ~ he Ia
dishonest he sill cheat the printer
some way say he has receipt some.
where. or sent the money aud II was
lOst In the mail, or he will take the
paper and not pay for IL on the ground
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07

CHARACTERISTICS Cough remedy has
become famous for It's onres OF coughs,
colds, Group and sntlueuza. Toy It
when In need. II contains no harm
tul substance an9 always gives prompt
relief.
FSr sale bv all Dealers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07

The best sewing machine is a good
wife aud we don't care whether she
has the lock stitch, telling and tuck.
ing patents attached to her 90 that
she runs easy, works noiselessly and
can make a shirt that will not fit her
husband like n paper bag on cork.
aoTeW
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07

The pleasant purgstive effect ex.
perienced by all who use Chamber
lsin's Stomach aud Liver Tablets.
snd the healthy condition Of the body
and mind which they create, makes
ons feel joyful.
For sale by all Dealers.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07

that he did not subscribe for II, or
move away, leaving II TO CONS TO the
office he left. Thousands of pro
fessed christians are dishonest IA this
particular at least, and the printers
book will tell fearful tales Ia the
final Judgment.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07

LOSr-Red Heiter Calf, two
months old. Animal lett corral with
mother 10 days ago. Information as
TO where's bouts will be Appreciated by
JOS. HASLEM.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07
go sale bv all Dealers.

Tue Home Meat Market now has a
delivery wagon which will make reg
ular trips TO customers. Phone your
orders and your meat will be brought
TO you.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07

ELoPED-ClarenOe Goddard and
Wife. Anyone knowing their where
abouts are requested to hand In the
information to
JOHN BLADEN.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07
OF Course It's
Simple.


A woman told us the other day
that she bought Majestic Range
of us because it was so simple to
turn the damper and throw the
heat from the oven into the kitchen.
Well, why not?
More than one woman has caught
a severe cold from a chilly winter
kitchen. Your kitchen probably is
cold in winter too.
Why not have cook stove that
will heat or bake, or both, as you
wish.
They're priced right.
A Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet will
make you easy work.
leigh Furniture &
Carpet Go.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1910-10-07

JOHN BLADEN.