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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
Impressive Ceremony i'll Con-
nection With The Creation
of New Cardinals.
GREAT CROWD PRESENT
American PrelateS Eagerly
Sought in the Throng OF
Dignitaries in Procession.

ROME NOV. 30.-Thc concluding and
most impressive ceremony connccted
with the creation of the new cardinals
occurred this morning At the great pun
lie cousstorv at the vatican when iour'
teen princes of the church. including
the three American prclaics, Cardinals
Falconio. Farley and 'Connell were
invested with tho red hat indicating
their rank.
From early morning an immense
stir was visible all over the city, the
places OF residence of the new cardl-
mails being ccntcrs of attraction Much
attention was focused on the move
ments of the American cardinals. ana
large crowds gathered around the doors
of tho Hotel Bristol 20 sec Cardinal
FARLEY enter his carriage: about the
Hotel QuirInal. where Cardinal . Con
nell is stopping. and about the monhs,
tcrv of San Antonio. where 'ardiual
Falconio rests with his brother Fran
ciscan monks.
Thousands Attend
Thousands Of people also gathered on
balconies and roofs and along the
streets 10 witness the passing OF tne
cardinals the great clerical mobiles, the
ambassadors and the guests invited to
attend the ceremony in the vatican.
The hall of Geatifcation. an I'M
mense chamber over tho portico of st
Peter s. had been prepared for the occa
sion. At one end stood the throne
Aanked nv the cardinals stalls aud the
places for high ecclesiastics and tie
Sistine choir. while facing these were
special tribuncs for the dlplomat'S
BODY accredited to the holy see ano
for the Roman aristocracy. Beneath
these latter had been arranged standing
room for ticket holders among whom
were nearly 1000 Americans.
First came a icweled cross held aloi'
bv n white clad figure. Following
came group Of Swiss guards IN then
uniforms n red. black and yellow, de
signed by Michelangelo, the men car
ryinp halberds.
Then came the Sistine choir led by
Able Perosi. singing IS they marched
and after them cccleslastlcs of all or
ders. priests in black, monks IN browr
and white heads of religious rougrc
cations and members of the papal court
dressed in quaint Elizabetban COS
tunes.
Behind were the cardinals of the
curia about twenty in number. all dlg
uiticd and solemn. Then followed de
tachment Of noble guards.
DIRECTLY afterward came the veneer
able figure Of Pins y IN fun pontilicaI
robes. blessing the kneeling multitude
as he passed.
When al were seated. entire silence
gcll on the assembly. broken Oy the rls
ing 20 their feet OF the cardinals OF the
,urs who advanced to do homage 10 the
pope and then TO Introduce Into the pa
pal presence the new princes OF 'he
church.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
Changes in Boards.

TO each stogkhold,r Uul be- forwarded
tomorrow nis proportiOnate share o'
stock in each Of Tho subsidiaries so that
in place of one issue OF stock be Will
have more than thirty The suosidiarIes
VII continue To exist as heretofore. ex-
rep- that ln c1s-s where tls same men
have acted 49, officers or directors OF
more than one company, changes win be
made 20 avoid duplication.
IN the removal, Of officials of SUBJ
sldlhries Uno have bad their offices At
- Broadway, a large numbcr OF mon who
fol ycaEs have lived loo New York will
he affected. score ~ officials and
clerks vii bc Transferred 10 o,h.r cities
IRE pubhl's relations With STANDARD on
wiI not b. visibiv affected. al least 10,
t1s present. No ono b. able to forecast
tls ultimate rffe,t OF dissolution Nheth-
"r It viii have auy bearing uhon retail
prices or upon the relation - me com
psnies ln tbe standard OIL group. with
lusepsndrnt producers. Increased COM
petition is expected bot the public vii
- obliged 90 bide is tinc before find
.ug out whether Dc is to have cheaper
T.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-01
Goes 10 Interview John Bige-
low, but Maid Declines to
Admit Him.

RTEW YORK, Nov. 30.-Andrcw
mi Carnegie, the Youngest reporter
Y in New Ygk, fell down on his
first assignment. Great shamc'
The iron ball Is rolling these days. aud
IL will be q hard winter.
For more than half century Mr..
Carnegie has been trying 10 get a Job
as reporter. He wanted 10 break
into the business in Pittsburg. and he
was told then hc would never be suc.
cess at d.. He was overcome by the
old longing on the verge Of turning
seventy six Yesterday. So he took q
wsd Of yellow copy from one Of a
crowd Of newspaper men who happened
to he calling at his house 10 ask him
about his ninetv-fourth birthday. felt
around in bis pockets until he found a
stub of pencil and said. 80 Come along.
boys. and see me Interview John Bige-
low
Did beg lie did not
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04
;21, 81 Published July 81, 1911.

No. 621. ST. Published July 81, 1911.
CHAPTER 668, LAWS OF 1911.
To correct errors in, and to amend certain
sections Of the statutes; to repeal ex-
pressly certain other sections OF the
statutes that have been either super
ceded or repealed by implice ton; and
to exclude certain other sections from
the statutes without affecting their
validity as sections Of the session laws.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin.
represented in Senate and Assembly.
do enact as follows:
Section /. Paragraph (a) Of subsection
3 of section 11-12 Of the statutes Is
amended by striking out the following:
subsection 1 Of section At of the stat
utes of 1888 as amended by chapter 4S2,
laws Of 1905, is amended to read: l."
Setcion @ Subsection Of section 141 OF
the statutes Is amended by striking out
the word, ten" an. and inserting IN place
striking out the word, September ana
inserting In place thereof the word,
June"
Section 8. Subsection II Of section TAI
OF the statutes is repealed.
Section 4. Section 1853 Of the statutes
is amended to read; Section 1913, The
several officers, boards and commissions
from whom annual or biennial reports
are required to be made to the governor,
except the state board of agriculture, the
state board Of immigration, the state
board of forestry, and the state superln-
tendent, shall make out and deposit with
of January Of each odd numbered year,
q record Of the transactions in their re-
spective offices from the thirtieth day of
June last preceding. Such reports, shall
be published with the next annual or
biennial reports Of the same officers.
boards, or commissions, respectively or OF
their Successors.
Section s. Section 169m of the stat
utes is amended by striking therefrom the
words, 'this act' and inserting in place
thereof the words, sections 1853 to 1891,
inclusive"
Section g. Section 1877 Of the statutes
is amended by striking therefrom the
words, ''Section Is, chapter 1863 Of the
laws Of 1905 and the amendments there
to- and by inserting in place thereof the
words and figures. Section 990-15 OF
the statutes"
Section z. Section 1S9 Of the statutes
Is amended by inserting in the blank OF
said section the word, proper"
Section 3. Section 1911 Of the statutes
is amended by striking out the word,
September" and by inserting in place
thereof the word, June"
Section 3. Section 373am OF the stat
ufes is amended by striking therefrom
the words, Chapter BIT OF the laws of
1905" and by inserting in place thereof
Section 10. Amend section 376--7 Of tho
statutes by striking out the section num-
Der, the section itself to remain a part
Of the laws of the session at which enact
ed.
Section IL. Section sS3m of the stat
utes Is amended by striking out the
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No. 1914, Al Published July T., 1911.
CHAPTER 661, LAWS OF 1911,
AN ACT to repeal sections 9, 10 and Ii
Of the statutes, and to create three new
sections to be designated sections 9. 10
and IL of the statutes, relating to re-
apportionment of the state into senate.
assembly and congressional districts.
The people of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented In Senate and Assembly.
do enact as follows:
setcion 1. Sections 9, 10 and II of the
statutes are repealed.
Section O. There is added to the stat
utes a new section to be designated and
to read: Section II. Until there shall
be new a;pportionment, the members Of
the assembly shall be appOrtiOned among
til several districts Of the state as herein
before mentioned, and each district shall
be entitled to elect one member Of the
| assembly.
The counties Of Ashland, Barron, Bay
field, Calumet, Chippewa, Clark. Column
bia, Crawford, Door, Dunn, Eau Claire,
Green, Green Lake. Iowa. Jackson. Jun
eau, Kenosha, Kewaunee, Lafayette,
Oconto, Ozaukee, Pierce, Polk, Portage
Price, Richland, Sank, Shawano, St. Croix
Taylor, Trempealeau, Vernon, Walworth
Wood, Waupaca, Waushara and Washing
ton, shall each constitute an assesbly dis
trict.
The counties of Adams and Marquette
shall constitute an assembly sstrict
constitute an assembly district.
The counties of Buffalo and Pepin shall
constitute an assembly district.
The counties of Burnett and Washburn
shall constitute an assembly district.
The counties Of Forest, Florence and
Oneida shall constitute an assembly dis
trict.
The counties Of Iron and Villas shall
constitute an assembly district.
Brown Countrywide towns Of Ashwau-
benon Howard Ptttsfield, Suamico, the
city of Green Bay, and that part of Pull
ask village within the county Of Brown,
shall constitute the first assembly dis
trict Of Brown county.
The towns Of Allouez, Bellevue, Depere,
Eaton, Green Bay, Hobart, Humbolt, Pre-
BILE, Holland, Glenmore, Morrison, Law
renee, New Denmark, Rochland, Wrights-
town, Scott, the village of Wrightstown
the city of Depere, shall constitute the
Dane County.-The towns of Blooming
| Grove, Dunn Madison, Pleasant Springs,
the city Of Madison and the village of
Fair Oaks, shall constitute the first as
| sembIy district Of Dane county
The towns Of Albion, Bristol Burke,
Cottage Grove, Christiana, Deerfield, Dun
kirk. Medina, Sun Prairie, Windsor, West
port York, the villages of Cambridge, De
| Forest, Marshall Sun Prairie, Waunakee
| the city of Stoughton, shall constitute the
second assembly district of Dane county.
Mounds, Cross Plains, Dane. Fftchburg
Mazomanie, Middleton. Montrose, Oregon
Primrose Perry, RoXbury Rutland,
| Springfield, Springdale, Vienna, Vermont,
| Verona, the villages Of Black Earth, Dane,
Middleton, Oregon, Mazomanie Bellville,
| Mount Horeb. and that part of the vii
| Iage Of Brooklyn within the county Of
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triot
Section < There is added to the stat~
utes a new section to be designated and
vided by law, the state Is divided into
eleven congressional districts, each OF
which shall be entitled to elect one
REPRESENTATIVE In the congress of the
The counties Of Racine, Kenosha, wal
worth, Rock ana Waukesha shall consti-
tute the first district
The counties OF Jefferson. Columbia,
Dodge, Washington. Ozaukee and She
boygan shah constitute the second dis
The counties OF Crawford. R!chIand,
shall constitute the third district
The third, fourth. fifth. eighth, elev-
enth, twelfth. fourteenth. sixteenth. sew
wards Of the city of Milwaukee. together
with the following subdivisions OF Mil
waukee county; Town of Wauwatosa.
city of Wauwatosa, town of Greenfield.
lage OF West Milwaukee, city Of South
Milwaukee. town Of Oak Creek, town OF
Ike, city. OF Cudahy shall constitute the
fourth district
The first second. sixth, seventh, ninth.
tenth, thirteenth, fifteenth, eighteenth.
nineteenth. twentieth, twenty first, TWEEN
ty second end twenty fifth wards OF the
city Of Milwaukee, together with the fol-
Village Of North Milwaukee, Village OF
East Milwaukee, village of Whiteflsh Bay
town Of Granville and town OF Milwaukee,
shah constitute the fifth district
The counties OF Marquette, Green Lake,
Fond du Lac, Winnebago, Calumet, Mani
toWoc, shall constitute the sixth district.
The counties of La Crosse, Jackson,
Monroe, Clark, Vernon, Juneau, Adams
and Sank shall constitute the seventh
district.
The counties of Marathon, Portage,
Waupaca, Waushara, Wood and Shawano
shall constitute the eighth district.
The counties OF Langlade, Forest Flor
ence, Marinette, Oconto, Outagamie,
Brown, KewaUnee and Door shall con-
stitute the ninth district
The counties Of Dunn, Barron, Chip
peWa, Eau Claire, Trempealeau, Buffalo,
Pepin, Pierce and st. Croix shall COnstI-
tute the tenth district
The counties Of Douglas, Bayfield,, Ash
land, Iron, Villas, Burnett, Polk, Wash
burn Sawyer, Rusl< Price, Taylor, Oneida
and Lincoln shall constitute the eleventh
district.
Section The wards OF the city Of Mil
Waukee referred to in sections 9, 10 and II
OF the statutes shall be construed to be
the wards of said city as created by
certain ordinance passed by the common
goth day OK June, 1911.
Section 7. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after April 1,
1912
Approved July Is, 1911. Copy Law,
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Published July 81, 1911.
No. Gas, 81

No. 63S, 81 Published July 81, 1911.
CHAPTER 662, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to amend sections 1797m-82 and
I797m--88 Of the statutes relating to
the fixing OF the compensation for the
property Of public utility acquired by
municipality and to the time there
for and to the right Of appeal therefrom.
The people Of the State OF Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows.
Section 1. Sections 1797m-S2 and
1797m--SS OF the statutes are amended
to read: Section 1797m-32. The commits
set time and place for a public hearing
upon the matters Of the just compensa-
ton to be paid for the taking Of the
property Of such public utility actually
the public, and all other terms and condI-
tons OF the purchase, and sale, and
" shall give to the municipality ana
the public utility interested, not less than
thirty days notice of the time and place
when and where such hearing will be
held, and such matters considered and
determined, and shall give like notice to
all bOndholders, mortgages, HenOrs and
all other persons having or claiming SO
have any interest in such public utility,
by publication of such notice once a week
for not less than three successive weeks
in at least one newspaper Of general cir
culation printed in the English language
and published in the county in which such
public utility is located, which publca-
ZION SHE'LL no CdltS6.O ~ DE ulduD by LN6
municipality. Within a reasonable time.
not exceeding one year, after the time
fixed for such hearing in such notice the
commission shall, by order, fix and de-
termine and certify to the municipal
council, to the public utility and
to any bondholder, mortgage, lienor or
other creditor appearing upon such hear
ing, just compensa ton to be paid for the
taking Of the property of such public
utility actually used and useful for the
convenience Of the public and all other
terms and the conditions Of sale and pur-
chase thus certified by the commission
shall constitute the Compen sation and
terms and conditions to be paid, followed.
and observed in the purchase Of such
plant from such public utility. Upon the
filing of such certificate with the clerk
Of such municipality the exclusive use Of
the property taken shall vest in such
munipality.
Section 1797m-S8, Any public utility
Or the municipality or any bondhOlder,
mortgage, lienor or other creditor Of the
public utility. being dissatisfied with such
order, may commence and prosecute an
action In the circuit court to alter or
amend such order or any part thereof, rs
provided in sections 1797m-64 to 1797m--
70, inclusive, and said sections so far AS
applicable shall apply to such action.
Section 2: This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication,
Approved July 10, 1911, Copy Law.
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ment rolls. placing omitted property
thereon, and reassessing property
whenever such correction, Insertion OF
might BE- mado Under Ii. i laws as they
now exist
Section 1os7m-2s. The state tax
shall deem necessary in order to carry
OUT Ioregoing provisions:
Section 1087m-29. The state tax
commission is hereby authorized to
employ such clerks and specialists as
are necessary to carry into effective
Section iOs7m@so. There Is hereby
appropriated from the general fund OF
the state. out of any money in the state
treasury not otherwise appropriated. a
sions Of this act.
Section Q. Section 1885 of the stat
utes Is amended to read: Section 1895.
The term personal property" as used
in this title, shall be construed to mean
and include toll bridges, saw logs. tim
Der and lumber, either upon land or
aioat: steam, boats, ships and other
vessels. whether, at home or abroad;
buildings upon leased lands. II such
assessment Of the land on which they
franchise for running the same; ice cut
and stored for use, sale or shipment;
a.. and al goods. wares. merchan-
any nature Or descrption having any
real or marketable value. and not in
Guided in the term real property" as
above defined.
Section 3. Subsection 10, Of section
1893 of the statutes is amended to read:
10. All moneys, all debts due
or to become due to any person, and all
STOCKS and bonds not otherwise spe-
herein shall be construed to exempt
from taxation any mortgages interest
Section /. subsection 1Oa, of section
1888 of the statutes is repealed.
Section s. Subsection II. Of section
1893, of the statutes is amended to reads
(Section 103S.) II. Wearing apparel,
elry habitually worn, family portraits,
private libraries, not exceeding in value
two hundred dollars, kitchen and other
household furniture and furnishings,
one piano, organ or melodeon and
other musical instruments,
and also growing crops, including gin
seng and other medicinal plants.
Section 6. Subdivision (a), OF sub
section liza, of section 1898, Of the stat
11a.) (a) The tools Of a mechanic
kept and used in his trade and farm,
orchard and garden machinery nipple
ments and tools, actually
used in the operation Of any farm, or
chard or garden.
Section Z. Subdivision CHI, of sub
section liza, Of section 1898, Of the stat
LAD (h) One watch carried by tho
Section 8. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved July 1S, 1911. Copy Law
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NJ cH Z, 81; SEQ. LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to amend subsection l, of SEQ
ton 1728c-1, Of the statutes, relat-
ing to the labor of minors, fourteen
to sixteen years Of age.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in senate and assembly,
DO enact as follows:
Section 1. Subsection 1, Of section
172Sc-1, Of the statutes, is amended to
read (Section 1728c-1) 1. Whenever
any evening school, continuation class
es, industrial school or commercial
school, shall be established in any town,
village or city in this state for minors
between the ages of fourteen and six
teen, working under permit as. now
provided by law, every such child, re-
siding within any town, village or city
in which any such school is established,
shall attend such school not less than
five hours per week for six months in
each year. until such child becomes six
teen years Of age, and every employer
shall allow all minor employees over
fourteen and under sixteen years of
age a reduction in hours OF work Of
not less than the number Of hours the
minor Is by this section re-
quired to attend schoof.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication.
Approved July IA. 1911. Copy Law.
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No. 1876, Al [Published July Is, 1911.
CHAPTER 500, LAWS OF 1911.
AN ACT to amend subdivisions (e) and
20, of section 4560a-13, of the stat
utes, relating to the taking Of trout
from inland waters.
The people Of the State Of Wisconsin,
represented in Senate and Assembly,
do enact as follows:
Section 1. Subdivisions (e) and (g),
of section 4560a-13, of the statutes,
are amended to read: (Sectfon 4560a-
1S) (e) To have more than forty-f1ve
trout, which were caught in any
Of the inland waters of this state in
possession or under control during any
one day during the open season;
go To take or have in pos
session or under control trout of any
variety, less than six inches in length
trout SO taken to be Immediately re-
turned, without injury, to the water
where taken; the provisions Of this act
shall not apply to lake trout and the
trout raised and caught in private
hatcheries.
Section 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after it's pas
sage and publication.
Approved July IA. 1911. Copy Law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-03
UTAH BOY GAINS
HONOR As DEBATER
J. w. Robinson Second in List
of Men Chosen to Represent
University of Chicago.

CHICAGO Dec. Utah rs not nny
being recognized as a musical center
and tho homo OF many famous schlpiors'
painters and actresses, but as the nome
OF scholars. The state has ana ~ con
lributing It's share to the upbulldlnS 3ii
the fine arts and making herSeu WeH
known TO The world. 1t has 's DaItlns,
Its Fairbanks and it's ADAMS well es'ap-
ished in the publs eye.
The latcSt acquisition TO the llst OF
men who have made good at an Nlneri-
can university Is Mr.. j. w. Rooinson
OF Provo Utah. He was graduated from
tho Brigham Young university, re mas
succeeded in being named second IN me
list OF six students OF the University OF
Chicago chosen from among thirty Two
to represent the school in DEBATES
gainst the University OF Michigan and
NortiIw cstern university tins winter
The question 10 be debated IS, Resolved:
that the recall should be adopted Tor All
elective state and municipal officers, eS-
cept judges"
The thirty two students who entered
the prelininaries represented the great
est American universities, among them
Harvard, Cornell, Yale, Pennsylvania,
most of them being graduates of those
schools and doing graduate work at The
University of Chicago.
Mr. J. W. Robinson is a senior in the
law school OF University OF Chicago. and
was formerly principal of Wasatch high
school at JIeber.
The reward for being chosen as ono
OF the dcbaters IS two scholarships and
n membership in the Delta Sigma She
| fra ternlty.