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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
RECALL ASSl|LED
BY REPUBLICANS
House Minority Continues It's At
tack Upon the Constitution
of Arizona. =

WASHINGTON. May lo-Rcnewed
attacks upon the recall provision of the
Arizona constitution from the Republi-
can side and Democratic criticism of
the unamendable features OF the New
OF the house in todays consideration OF
the statehood resolution.
Representative Booher Of Missouri,
Democrat, said that New Mexico was
virtually controlled by the railroads and
large interests and that the present form
OF the constitution is such as To pre-
clude the possibility OF being easily
changed. He urged letting Arizona have
the recall for judges. Representative
Pickett criticised the principle OF the
recall as applied TO judges, Following
him Representative Cpnnell OF New
York, Democrat approved the pending
resolution. declaring IT was the only fair
the Republicans favor the immediate ap-
proval of the New Mexican constitution,
the Democrats favor submitting both
constitutions to the people for further
puted sections, Mr.. Connell said poll
tics had much 10 do with the statehood
situation. as the Republicans hoped Re.
publican senators would be sent by New
Mexico, while they feared Democratic
senators would come from Arizona
Mr., Humphreys of Mississippi declared
the Republican party had persstently
kept New Mexico out OF thee union. al
though il was entitled to statehood.
Republicans charged that the Demo-
mission by forcing II to vote on proposed
changes in lis constitution before that
constitution was approved by congress.
Former Speaker Cannon said that the
New Mexico when they were In power
before, but bad failed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
WARSK|P To AWE
PORTUGAL s REBELS
Adamastor Sent to Oporto With
Instructions to Brighten
the Insurgents.
MANY ANARCHISTS SEIZED
Carbonari, Members Of Republi-
can Secret Society, Aid Gov
ernment With Arrests.

Special Cable TO The Tribune.
LONDON, May ia Lisbon dispatch
to the Daily Mail says that last night
the Carbonari, members OF the great Re-
publican secret society, who have de-
tachments all over Portugal. arrested Il
large number of anarchists who are ac-
cused of conspiring against the republic.
Among the prisoners are captain OF
artillery and other army officers, and
several well known people. The arrests
were made separately In cafes, at rail-
way stations and in the streets. the Car
bonari having followed the movements
of the suspects for week. All the pris-
oners are in solitary confinement.
The warship Adamastor has been sent
10 Oporto and ordered TO oVerawe any
sign OF the reactionary movement which
II is said may break out during the cleo
tionS as q result Of monarchical intrigue.
A widespread feeling of uneasiueSs
seems 10 prevail in government circles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
ALLEGED GRAFTERS
ALLOWED TO GO FREE

CINCINNATI. O., May 19.-On the
ground that it is impossible to convict
on the evidence IN the possession OF the
state. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Cash presented TO Judge Hunt today a
formal request for the Dolle OF the In
dictments against Engineer n. f. Ship
ley and Contractors August Henkel, Con-
rad Henkel and W. w. Coney, charged
with Irregularities in the use Of cement
In street paving,
without comment Judge Hunt ap-
proved the nolles and ordered the iDdict-
mcnts formally dismissed. This action
leaves the perjury charges against
George B. Cox as the only important
case remaining from those returned by
the january grand jury which invest!-
gated public affairs here.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
ADVERTISING TALKS
WRITTEN BY
WILLIAM C.. FREEMAN

There are great many
safety razors on the market
some of which have been
sold for years. Most OF
them have been advertised
lin one way or another.
Those that have been adj
vertised seemed to have
succeeded-the usual thing
that happens when INTEL
lLIGENT ADVERTISING
is done.
1t is not quite three years
ago that the AUTO STROP
RAZOR made its appear
ance. At that time, a great
many people were inclined
to the opinion that there
wasn't room on the market
for another safety razor.
But the Auto Strop people
thought differently and pro-
Continued on Page Four.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20

~ 10 The Tribune.
|LAlco CITY. May 19.-Between the
n oI the agents Of Francisco l. Ma
ld Of the government. the official
en The I'VE days armistice arranged
arc has reached most portions of
pmtTy, but there is no evidence
has resulted In the general ce-
ot hghting which 1t was designed
Ermplish.
~ ue passing Of another day the
g Of peace have grown noticeably
go MadcD seems to be in a di-
1eneral Prudencio Figucroa and
,snee guard are reported today 10
tusn,e De lXtlo, only a few hours
- pelow Cuernavaca. II ne is not
d. Cuernavaca he could be in
'.y OF Mexico within three days
aaaero Must Act Quickly.
aedero has no time 10 lose in
s ns paeiflcation OF the country.
~ control Prudcncio Figucroa he
gained q strong point. but those
6"s mat commander say he has
Innt he Is q second Diaz. II
.%pronable that he will now stop
~ mat has brought only victory
figueroa is won over. however,
g o,ner leaders OF influence to be
-. WIN. not only among the revo-
|s5n % put among powerful factions
as, WIN The government. General
IT, nsyea and Felix Diaz. the pres
s,.pnew, are already rumored tc
nnneo rrn,go revolution of their own
yuie make formidable pair.
leaders From Lower Glass.
',sr,o ~ oad feature is tha, most of the
~ leaders, who have acknowl
n "a ia authority OF Madcro up to the
c,ss.e, have been drawn from tho
srmEe, General Tapi, for instance
.sko,s the rebels at AtliYco, the
81 e ! OF Puebla. six months ago was
- at bench as shocmake,
jiIls,op peso a day. General Aragon
s.ds,' 'eaaer, is a barber, Many
kars 70 whose capabilities are linn
7'Ioo. oy success attained to higi
Esr,r,,,W winch cannot be fulfilled anC
&. 'hcy are likely 10 keep OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
SUICIDE OF WELL-KN0WN
NEW YORK FINANCIER
Colonel Henry o. Seixas. Aged 70
Shuffles OF Mortal Coll In
Central Park.

NEW YORK. May 1a.-Colonel Henry
O. SeiNas widely known fnancler and
Il director in many prominent Industrial
corporations committed suicide i'll Cen
trail park this afternoon by shooting. The
body was found just east OF the west
drive opposite seventy ninth street.
Colonel SciXas was about 20 years of age.
No cause has as vet been learned Tor
Colonel SeMas's self destruction. The
colonel was n director OF the Columpns
Creek Coal and Coke company. Ianston
Monoiypc Machine company and Sloss-
Sheffield Steel and Iron COMPANY.
Mr. Whitchouse. the coionel broker.
said that In the collapse of the Columbus
&. Hooking pool the colonel had been
badly hit and since that time had been
nervous and morose. lie was naeheioi
and lived alone
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
DECLINES TO SUPPORT
WORTHLESS HUSBAND
Daughter Of Montana Millionaire OBJ
tains Divorce From New York
Clubman.

HELENA Mont, May l9.-Mamie
Of Thomas Cruise, the millionaire mining
man. was today given decree OF alb
solute divorce from her husband. Alvar
c. O'Brieu. ii New York society and
clubman. 10 whom she was married two
years ago. O'Brien. who is now in New
York. failed TO appear In answer to the
summons. and the decree was granted
after the plaintiff and her cousin. VIII
Cruise. manager for the Cruise mining
properties, testified that the defendant,
during the two years Of his married life,
had shown an indspositon TO work by
neelecting positions which had been OF.
fercd 10 him BY his father-in law. and
had not contributed toward the support
OF his wife. The plaintiff WAS allowed
TO resume her maiden name. Mamie
Cruise
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
GOVERNOR WILSON
PUTS IN BUSY DAY
New Jersey Executive Explains
His Conception of Oregon Di-
rect Primary System.

PORTLAND, Or, May. f9-Governor
Woodrow Wilson today and tonight put
in one Of the busiest days he has ex.
perienced since his "swlng around the
country began.
Today he was the guest of honor al
luncheon given under the direction
of "Oregon advocates of better gov
ernment.' and tins evning he was the
special dinner guest of the University
club. Tonight he spoke to 1000 people
who packed the Armory to listen to an
address which largely was devoted tc
his conception of the meaning and pur
pose of what popularly is known as
the "Oregon direct primary system
The monday luncheon was attended
by 200 business and professional men
including many advocates of the single
tax system the Oregon primary sys
TEN, representatives Of labor organiza
tions and capitalists.
Governor Wilson told them all that
the people of Oregon were utterly fool
ish in paving legislators but So day
and that the people of New Jersey were
no more wise in paying their legislator:
but $500 for each session. He said
were inadequate. and that it could not
be expected that legislators under such
conditions would be wholly "free from
temptation
He told his audience that he wa:
"stil obstinate and obdurate' in his
opposition to the application of the
recall system of the Judiciary, which
he said meant ''if the decision does not
suit, then change the Judge instead OF
the law
Tonight. at the Armory, Governor
Wilson praised the direct primary sys
tenn. which he said had "broken the
back of the machine. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
TIED TO TREE AND FIRE
STARTED AT HIS FEET
TWO lockport, NJ. y. Youths Arrested
for Playing "InJun" True
to Nature.

LOCKPORT. n. Y, May ia sensa
ton has been caused here by the arrest
OF two 17-ycar -oid schoolboys on a
charge preferred by Avery Murphy. IA
years old, who claims they tied him to a
tree and attempted 10 burn his alive in
Indian fashion,
Murphy testified that the accused boys
waylaid him and proceeded 10 oVerpower
him and bind his hands and feet He was
tied TO a tree and then his captors
whooped around him like Indian braves
Finally, he says. they gathered papers and
twies and started A fire at his feet. He
became hystcrical and screamed. but sue
ceeded after several desperate efforts in
stamping out the fire beneath him and
releasing himself after the older boys had
left the scene.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
Inspect Of 4
EACE PACT IS
|GR0N|NG LESS
Ibsl Leaders, Flushed
rfh Success, Disinclined
b Lay Down Their
Arms anu Ellu w oil.
sNy OF FIGUEROA
CLOSE TO CAPITAL
nor of Plot to Assassinate
Isdero, Who Postpones
His Visit to the City
of Mexico.
hitting
In Mexico

espect Of peace in Mexico
dvindling owing to the un'
toupromising attitude of some
d the insurrecto chiefs.
rgupros. in command of the
Srgest body of rebels, march
( nc toward the capital, and
rsy storm the city at any time
rifhin a week.
Evolutionary junta at Juarez re"
s,ives information of a plot to
,sassinate Madero should he
proceed to Mexico City, The
rovisional president concludes
10 postpone his visit TO the
slpital until De la Barra takes
10 the Ieins of government.
2sidents of the capital do not
bsleve the assassination story,
but there is considerable un.
asiness as 10 the probable eff
feet Of the rumor upon the
various rebel bands.
|easral Bernardo Reyes aud
Felix Diaz, nephew of the
PRESIDENT. credited with having
planned a revolution of their
oNn in case Madero succeeds
IN making peace with the gov
ernment.
sHfral Reyes arrives al Havana.
Cubs. but receives instructions
los TO proceed to Mexico until
mnher orders.
E,dsfsl troops evacuate Opnaga,
and provisional officers have
hsen appointed by the recently
dfieated rebel commander.
Jose de la Sanchez.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
SECOND EL0PEMENT IN
MAYOR GAYN0R'S FAMILY
Eldest Daughter Gertrude, Becomes
Bride of William Seward Webb, Jr.,
at Wilmington. Del.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
NEW YORK, May 19.-William Seward
Webb Jr.. eldest son OF DR.. William
Seward Webb. and Miss Gertrude Gaynor.
eldest daughter OF Mayor Gaynor Of New
York. unexpectedly took a train to WI
mIngton Del yesterday morning and
were married there. They returned to
New York and went 10 the home Of MI
and Mrs Ralph Pulitzer. Mrs. Webb is
the second OF Mayor Gaynor's daughters
to marry in her own way. Mayor Gay
nor has never seen any of his children
married and usually the first news OF
their wedding has been conveyed To him
by persons not members OF his family
There was no objection TO the marriage
from parents on either side. but The wish
that they should walt awhile on account
~ ihelr youth.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
PRIEST FOUND DEAD IN
MIDDLE OF THE ROAD

BUTTE May 19.-The Rev. Father
Peter Gallagher, several years ago an
assistant priest stationed at st. Pat
ricks church in This city. died suddenly
AT Ciregson Springs this afternoon. where
he bad been for some time IN the nope
that he might get some relief from rlcu-
mafIsm. from which he had been n great
sufferer Father Gallagher was about
the hotel during the morning. and
shortly after noon started Tor a Walk
down the road toward the depot Later
in the day a man walking TO the springs
found Father Gallagher dead In the mid
die OF the road. with his head In small
rnnl OF water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
TWELVE YEARS FOR
KIDNAPPING A CHILD
Marine Fireman Sentenced by Chicago
Judge; Little Victim Still
Missing.

CHICAGO. May 19-George Kimes. a
marine fireman, who was charged with
KIDNAPPING the four-months old son OF
Mrs. Selma Helnks, was found guilty To-
day and sentenced TO twelve years in the
penitentiarY.
The lnfan, Is still missing and is be-
liered by the police to have been Gre
mat in the furnace of a lake steamer
or thrown overheard and drowned be-
tween here and South Haven, Mich
Kimes Is alleged to have been enamored
with the child's mother and at the same
time to have developed "a remarkable
antinathY 10 her Offspring.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
MAN WHO CONFESSED
FOUND TO BE INSANE

PITTsBURG. May 1s.-Janless Elliott
who last night made an alleged confes-
sion in which he charged that oiiiceFs oi
rha National Erectors' association ana
detectives employed by It were impn-
Gated in tho wreclting OF buildings
throughout the country constructed py
NON union labor, this afternoon was founo
70 he mentally dcranced and was sent
IN the Allegheny county home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
P0STPONES HAMMOND
CASE TILL NOVEMBER

WASHuNGTON. May l9.-'To enable
John Hays Hammond 10 carry ort his
commission as special American embas-
sador at the coronation OF King George.
Justice Barnard OF the district supreme
court here today ordered the postpone
ment until November OF further proceed
ings in the case OF -. J. Sully. the for
nond.
sully is suing for $l.s00.o0O damages.
the outcrowth OF n cotton gin enterprise.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
SENDS RESIGNATION
TO SECRETARY NAGEL

WASHINGTON. May ls.--Eugene 1,
Chamberlain. commissioner OF naN,Satioli
az th- department of commerce ana laDot'
today presented his resignation 10 Secre-
tarv Nagel 20 take effect on the 9uan
ficalion Of his successor Mr.. nam Der
lain was appointed from New 4oFh anu
;,ad held the office since 1898.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
MEASURE INTENDED TO
CURB "YELL0W" PRESS

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. May l9-RepTe,-
prohibits publication of detailed state t
nnnts or descriptions of crimes and cN :
nrIitinns Of criminals passed the senate
today The bin had already passed inc
house Violations Of the act is punniISn1n nInnn
obln Inv A fine OF not more than SlOoo
"r moi more than six months lmpriscn-
,,cnf or bpt n,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
MRS. W. H. TAFT RECEIVERS
FROM NERVOUS ATTACK

WASHINGTON. May 19.-Mrs. Taft so
far recovered from her attack OF nervous
n would be unnecessary for her TO go
10 Hot Springs, Va, or TO Beverly 10 re-
cupcrate. A., witt,
Jouse avoiding all social duties for
month Miss Helen Tart will preside AT
White House functions for the pres
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
DEGRADATION OF AN
OHIO STATE SENATOR

COLUMBUS. O.. MAY 19,-Sena,or Ed
gar Crawford of Carroll county, accused
of soliciting a bride of 5000 from w. II
Cook of Springfield, secretary of the
Ohio Butchers and Grocers association,
pleaded not guilty when arraigned in
criminal court before Judge Klnkaid to-
day
Senator Crawford was arraigned along
with an alleged park footpad. woman
robber and three burglars. He showed
no emotion when ne made his plea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
SLOT MACHINES ARE
PUT OUT OF BUSINESS

BUTTE. Mont. MAY le.-'rhe saloons
and cigar stores having slot machines In
operation were visited by Chief oi 70
licc Murphy and Officer Taylor this
morning and the money makers coniis-
Gated and taken TO police headquarters
All the machines confiscatcd contained
considerable money. There were Ave
taken from places in the vicinity OF the
city hall,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
RATTLESNAKE REPLICA
MOULDED on HENS EGG
Fowl Had slipped Dregs CT Broken Whisky
Bottle. Which Had Powerful
Effect

PUEBLO. May 19.-If a man sees q
snake after night with John Barley
longing 10 Mrs. Alice Wolcott, yesterday
furnished ocular proof on this point that
she had similar visions. The bird slipped
the drcgs OF broken whisky bottle. liked
il and slipped again and again. Later she
laid an egg, moulded on which WAS the
replica OF u coilcd rattlesnake, Displayed
in Il downtown window the egg attracted
crowds OF curious throughout the after
nDoIr and evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
DIRECTORS DISCUSS
THE OIL DECISION

NEW YORK. May l9.-Aftor an extend
ed conference between directors and
counsel for the Standard OIL company this
afternoon William Rockefeller said the
meeting was merely preliminary and that
many more will have to be held before
there will be anything TO announce re-
The mandate Of the supreme court Of the
United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
BRANDEIS ARRIVES
TO AID COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON. May l9,-lDuis ID
Erandels of Boston arrived today to con-
Ter with the house committee on the
ncstofllce department, which IS 10 con-
duct an investigation into that branch
nf the government service.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
IDAHO WO0LGR0WERS
OPPOSE RECIPROCITY
snncial 20 The Trihune

Special 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON. May l9.-F. J: Hagen
barth of Spencer and a. j. KKnollin OF
soda Springs Ida. representing the Ma
tional Woolgrowers association. testified
before the senate finance committee TO-
day regarding the injurious effect upon
the livestock business OF the west which
would follow the ratification OF the
Canadian reciprocity treaty which pro-
noses placing meats on the free list,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
REQUESTS CARDINALS TO
EXPEDITE PROCEEDINGS

ROME. May l9.-The pope TO-DAY re re-,
ouested The cardinals Of the conSreeat,on
~ ritcs To hasten the proceedings rele
live TO the canonlzation OF John n; Me~
mann. who was redemptorist oiShoP u
Philadelphia,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
NoeRo's LATEST PLAN.
W 70 Capital Until De la Barra
Assumes Power


Assumes Power.
\ -, Mexico, May ia.-Peace will
Su .eRFed as in effect in Mexico.
M, :, general armistice be ,ermi-
D. Il. Wv moment Senor Francisco
H<oi - Barra becomes provisional
|,,"r. N Succession TO President Diaz,
p Civ nanero. Jr.. win not visit
" IN uhtil Senior De In Barrs, Is
ep!laI power He then may go 10
~ y" assist In tranquiIizing the
6aD%GaD Dr%GDeis in Lower California or
% M, 1ltherto hghting indcpcnd- :
y lnsn,s ley down their arms. Ma
~ thcrn army will be turned
.4isfim 'eemcnt Will be signed. but
De In pe"ecn now and The time
lted il, narFa becomes president VIII
% enan, securing the Mexican con
Z enich :, Nl~s covering most Of the
Stained T., previously believed should
Il Oh. .he peace agreement.
y situation Explained.
saSa, o. ahe explanation which one Of
q eayc eayco,nihcnt ,t OF the insurrectc
( ueeoi;, ,,on'ght OF the status OF
q Civ uons. Nadero's VISIT tc
tsrly to5nd and other complications
.IFesen,a,Iaig presented a tanele to
al az ,,,n,,s OF the federal gov
I'll as some rebel leaders
aeo On Page Thirteen,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
CONTRADICTS RECENT
STORY FROM LABRADOR

BOSTON May ia contradiction of
the recent report TINT five thousand peo-
pie were starving on the coast OF I.ahra-
dor was made today by DR.. Sir Wi]frid
r, Grenfell, the medical missionary,
whose field OF labor embraces northern
New Foundland and Labrador,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-20
NEGRO MURDERER IS
HANGED IN NEBRASKA

LINCOLN. Neb. May l9.-Thomas
Johnson, negro, sentenced 10 death
for the murder Of Henry Frankland In
Omaha last October. was hanged short
ly after . o'clock At the state peniten--
tiary today,