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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-04
SWEEPING
OVER MOUNTAINS

SAN BERNARDINO. Cal. Aug. 8
A terrific fire, sprInging from an un-
guarded flre-hghtiug station In the San
Bernardino mountains. swept up Little
Creek canyon tonight and at late hour
proved formidable 10 hundreds OF fight
ers who rushed to oppose Il.
II threatened several power stations.
and headed toward CnJon pass, which
separates the San Bcrnardino range from
Mount Badly. Hundreds OF men were
rushed from here TO dght IL, and forest
ers working under Supervisor Charlton at
the western end OF the area already
burning were transferred. wherever pos
sible to the now blaze. Forester Long
in charge OF the Little creek end OF the
fire, predicted that the situation would
be controlled by morning.
The fire started directly after a group
at one station had left II without permits
sion, thinking the fire there suboued. In
Is suspected
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TERMINED NOT
TO ATTEND FAIR

fohp, Conn. Aug S.-"There
no withdrawal from the position
q "a ~ Ihe executive committee" said
"a hcaly. master Of the Conncc-
/, ,e c,s grange, today. when asked II
as any likelihood that the grange
Its determination not to
* IN the Connecticut fair at
Hen, TN IN park next month because
Tart was invited.
&sr4;..at.s grange, or the farmers Of
I5en' nave no objection to the
.ecs',oi oi the United States coming to
IA a or To the Connecticut fair"
|Ior Dut In view OF the presidents
NJ, On reciprocity, that the grange
M cnre to participate in the fair
nctiu. r. IaIt ls 10 be guest Calling
hjustico On insult 10 the president is
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WIFE EXONERATED
BY CORONER'S JURY

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. s.-A coroners
Jury sitting here today absoved Mrs.
Anna Langley OF conscious intent when
she shot her husband. James Langley,
yesterday.
The jurys verdict was:
1--WE. the jury, find the deceased came
to his death from gunshot wound In
fiicted by his wife while IN a state OF
temporary insanity. induced BY his con-
tinuous intoxicat!on and abuse"
The case Is scheduled to be heard in
police court Saturday.
Mrs. Langley was released late tonight
on 500 bail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-04
FAILED TO DECIDE
ON PLAN OF ACTION

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Trafic officials OF
the Hartman roads. after an all-day con-
ference here today. announced that they
had failed TO decide on plan OF action
regarding the recent Interstate commerce
commission ruling In the intermountain
commodity rates. They Will meet again
on August with representatives OF all
transcontlnental lines,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-04
RAKER RESOLUTION IS
REPORTED FAVORABLY
Special 10 The Tribune.
NY. SIIIS-rTnSy l~

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3.-The house
public lands committee today reported
favornbly upon the resolution introduced
by Representative Raker Of California
TO provide for an investigation of the ad-
,nlnls;ration OF the public land laws. The
resolution will now be considered by the
house rules committee and n reported
favorably It's author believes he cnn Sc
cure its passage through the house dur
Ing the present session OF congress,
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Great Japanese Admiral Is
b Welcomed by Taft's Per
sonal Representative.
WHOLE SHIP AWAKE
TO BID GOODBYE
Feasts, Visits and Sightsee-
ing Await Him From
Ocean to Ocean.

NTEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The United
nj States at midnight tonight for
mally welcomed to its shores
Admiral Count Heihashiro Togo
of the japanese empire and naval hero
of the Russo-Japanese war, The VOL
come was given aboard the steamer
Lusitaniu at Quarantine by representa-
tivcs Of state, war and navy depart
ments and representative of Governor
Dix.
Following n few warm words of vel
come on behalf of the nation the dele
cation of Americans accompanied the
distinguished japanese in q ing TO The
revenue cutter Seneca, standing hard
by. A few moments later the Seneca
was speeding for her pier at Twenty
third street, Hudson river, whence Ad.
miral Togo was whisked away in an
automobile to his hotel
Long before tho Cunarder s big bulk
blackened the horizon at Sandy Hook,
tho Seneca was on her way to Quaran-
tine with the welcoming party aboard.
The delegation consisted of Chandler
Hale, third assistant secretary of state;
Captain T. M Potts of the navy; Ma.
mandcr of the military department of
the east; Adiutant General William
Verbeck, national guard Of New York,
and attaches Of the japanese embassy
at Washington.
These found the admiral waiting 10 re
celvc them when they boarded the Lusi
tania. Secretary Hale delivered the first
brief message Of welcome on behalf OF
President Taft and was followed by 9th
ers OF the depu,ation.
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Edna May Enjoin Nat,

ID TIC Tribune
nokk, Aug. Edna Goodrich.
n'3tco al VIII try TO cnjoin publica :
d ssW,hhs cook by Nat Goodwin en-
cocany ccamy DO Beautiful Women Marry
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HURRY CALL SENT
ABSENT MEMBERS
Republican Leaders in Both
Houses Fear Attempt to
Pass Wool Bill Over the
Presidents Veto.
VA ASHiNGToN. Aug. Sup.
NM ported by all the Democrats
w and by thirty insurgcut Re

PO''Si pN dIl tUt DplnDG T8IS
Wv and by thirty insurgcut Re
publicans. the Democratic
cotton tariff bill, the third of the biz
tariff revision measures brought for.
ward by the Democratic house Of rep.
resentativcs. passed that body carly
this evening 20a to o.
The bill cuts the average tariff on
cotton manufactured goods from IS 10
- per cent al valorem, a ~ per cent
reduction. The Democratic leaders es.
innate that IL reduces revenue by about
$4,000. 900
Net an amendment was offered 10 the
bull. although the Republicans attacked
IT vigorously on account of alleged in
creases in certain items over the rates
of the Payne Aldrich tariff law.
Scarcely had the cheers that greeted
the passage of tho cotton revision bill
subsided when Democratic Leader I'm
dcrwood. calling up the free lis; bill. as
1t passed The senate a few daYs ago,
accomplished strategic move which
surprised the Republicans
He asked for a conference on all the
amendments IN the free list bill. ex-
cept that Of Senator Gronna OF North
Dakota. putting cement on the free
list. He urged that the house accept
that amendment. adding TO it lemons.
Pacific coast Republicans made in
cffectual attempts 10 stop this sudden
and unexpected putting of lemons on
the free list. but the amendment car
RED
The change gave The house Demo.
Gratis what they claimed 10 be an added
advantage in dealing with tho senate
in the conference tomorrow.
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TALKS
u WRITTEN By
C. FREEMAN

@e RICHARD A. FO-
. AGENCY have been
some very unusual ad-
qslng for the WINS
NlNG co, Of Philadel-
:ney have been running a
es OF advertisements in
local newspapers, illus
SG with cartoons b Y
~, |''s,bERT JOHNSON, the
AhoWn cartoonist Of the
eontnued on Pape Four.
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Bitter Attacks Made.

Bitter attacks on Democratic caucus
methods by Mr.. Payne of New York and
other Republican leaders and a charge
by Representative Prouty Of Iowa. Re-
publican insurgent. supported by Mccall
OF Massachusetts. and Hill of Connecti
cut. that the Underwood bill made enor-
nous increases in the tariff on certain
cotton cloth manufactured In southern
mills, marked the closing hours OF de-
bate on the cotton bill,
Representative Prouty said that until
today he had intended to support the cot
ton bin. but figuring with his pencil,
he found that the I'D volorem rates on
cotton cloth valued at between and ]"
cents type OF cloth manufactured al
most entirely in southern mills. actually
had been Increased high as $50 per
cent above the Payne rates
Democratic Leader Underwood replied
that ad valorem schedules had TO be
fixed on IN average basis, placing Ger
tain rates between two lines. top and
bottom and that Mr. Prouty had picked
out the single schedule under which there
was an apparent Increase. He said that
under this schedule Inst year just S1ofp
OF the 500 600 900 worth OF cotton goods
consumed In this country were imported,
He claimed that Mr.. Prouty's charge was
too trivial 10 be treated seriously,
Representative Harrison of New York.
n member Of the ways and means com
mlttee. calling the charge "ptcayunish
and contemplate" said, II am not a
southern man. but | absolutely repudiatc
the iusinua tions that any sectionalism or
favor has been shown In this bill"
Mr. Payne moved that the bill be
recommended TO be held In committee
until the tariff board reports at the rcsu
lar session in December. The motion IVES
lott
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-04
Urgent Call Sent Out.

Tonight the Republican leaders in
both houses called in absent members
from all parts OF the country, in prep.
aration for A threatened attempt of
the Democrats to pass the wool tariff
over the presidents q veto. The Demo
cratic leaders in the house have as
serted, within the last twenty. four
hours. that they have the necessary
two thirds majority To pass the wool
bill over the president 8 vcto They
have been doing effective missionary
work in the senate today. The Rcpub-
lican managers In the house tonight in
slst that they have enough votes 10
prevent the two-thirdS ma ioritv in sup
por, of the wool bill
Speaker Clark appointed tonight rs
conference committee on the free list
bill the same confcrces who VIII act on
the wool bill. Representatives Under
wood, Rendell Of Texas and Harrison of
Nav York. Democrats; Payne and Dali
zel. Republicans.
The progressive Republicans who voted
for the cotton bill today are;
Representatives Akin, New York;
Steenerson and Nolstoad OF Minnesota:
Esch. Kopp. Lcnroot. Morse and Nelson
OF Wisconsin,; French Of Idaho; Hanna
and Helgeson of North Dakota: Baughan,
Hubbard and Woods OF Iowa; Jackson.
Madison. Rees and Young of Kansas;
Laffcrty OF Oregon; Kent and stephens
OF California; Kinkaid. Norris aud Sloan
OF Nebraska: La Toilette and Warburton
OF Washington
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Stirs Great Interest,

Seldom mas tho lower hay witnessed so
remarkable a scene. The whole ship sat
up to bid the admiral good bye. The
rails were black with his fellow -passen n :
gers as he stepped down the lowered
stairway on the vessels side 10 the wait :
ing tug -bont. There was a moment of
silence as he trod the vessels deck.
ended by hearty American cheers. The
first cabin passengers hung over the rail-
and watched his progress In the dim light
10 the Seneca. peerirg into the gloom
Until the cracking OF the cutters wireless
apparatus spread the news OF his arrival
THE admirorB response TO his welcome
was almost as brief the welcome itself
''Happtress," he said. in good English,
ais the realization OF our anticlpations'
our hopes and desires. I am in America,
and therefore I am happy
Likes Arbitration.
The admiral smiled and shook hands
with all who had come to greet him. lie
emitted with the party on his way from
the Insltanin TO the Seneca and board =
ing tho cutter. gave the Associated Press
his hrst interview.
81 thinl, the international arbitration
treaties between the United States ana
england and the United States ana
France are n very good thing, he SAID
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Likes Arbitration.

Continued on Page Two.
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SoaInued on Page Four.
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AGENTS WANTED.
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COMPARE OUR Vt.LUES. WOOD
BAILEY CLIO co.

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EXCURSION RATES VIA SOUTH
ERN RAILWAY.

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APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
OF GEORGIA.-GLYNN

STATE OF GEoRGIA.-GLYNN
COUNTY.
r. the Superior Court of said County:
The petition of A. G. Kraetzer, Jr.,
II the County OF Kings, State of New
crk. and Albert Fendig and Joseph
n. Bennett of Glynn county, Georgia,
respectfully shows:
!. That petitioners desire for them
felves, their associates, successors and
ss:Srs, to be made a body corporate
nd polite under the law of said
-"-", r~Sor tho name and STYLE of
Estate FARM LAND COMPANY,
or tie term of twenty years with the
rivilege of renewal as provided by
aw.
?. That the principal office of said
corporation shall be in the City of
Brunswick, Glynn county, Georgia,
with the right to establish branch Of
|fices in other states or In foreign
countries.
). That the capital stock of said
corporation shall be five thousand dol
lars divided into fifty shares of the
ar value of one hundred dollars each.
nd petitioners desire the right and
over TO Increase the capital stock
rom time to time to any amount or
mounts not exceeding five Hundred
fousand dollars by a majority vote
the stick outstanding at such time
action may be taken by the stock
holders to increase such stock. all
shares to be of the par value of one
hundred dollars each.
4. That the object Of the corporation
pecuni1ry sam to its stockholders.
=. T 81 tho rarticnlar hne'ooss in
which said corporation shall engage
il is:
(a) To buy. lease. sell, improve.
OWN, hold and deal in real property
% ~ Ids
Oh To buy, sell, invest and deal in
stock, bonds and Investment securi-
ties generally, and as well other per-
sonal property in the discretion cf
lie company.
tc) To buy, sell, and generally deal
Il, directly for its own profit. or as
broker or otherwise any and all
kinds Of real and personal properly
Cd) To improve lands, and engage
IN agricultural pursuits, including
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Ce) To engage in the naval stores
business and to operate turpentine
farms, commissaries and stores.
(f) To engage in the manufacture
ara sale of lumber and crossties or
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6. T'"+ 9-'d cornc~ ION ST. have
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orty at valuation to be fixed by the
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ent, secretary and troaerrer. and
frch other officers as may be provid.
"a for in the bylaws, and with the
- to any of the three first named
to hold the office of treasurer.
8. That they desire the right for
illd corporation, acting by its stock
folders or directors to make bylaws.
'ules and regulations for the govern
0e1t of the corporation.
.. That said corporation shall have
&c right to contract and he contract
d with, to sue and be sued, to plead |
va De impleaded, to have and use a
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aye and exercise such powers, rights |
I'd privileges as are incident to and
ested in similar corporations under
he laws Of Georgia.
(Signed) Bennett, Twitty G. Reese. i
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T irty Years Toqe+he-.

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J B W RICHT.M or

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Attack Like Tiaers.

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NV Of petition filed In the office
" c'ork Su"erior Court Glynn counr.
Georgia, July "A. 1911.
Sennet, Twltty G. Reese,
Petitioners Attorneys.
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DEMOCRATS
PLEASE taft BY
ESCHEWING POLITICS
(Bv Associated Pressl

BEVERLY, Mass, July 24-In the
first statement he has made since the
passage of the reciprocity bill by the
senate, President Taft, at the summed
White House last night, freely ack'
nowledged that his long, hard cam.
paign in behalf of that measure would
have proved unavailing if the Demo
Gratis had not helped him. Without such
aid, the president declared, reciprocity
would have been impossible"
"The Democrats did not play poll
tics" in a colloquial sense in which
those words are used," said the presi-
dent, but they followed the dictate of
higher policy"
PRAISES KNOX.
For Secretary Knox and his assist
ants in the state department, who con-
Quoted the negotiations and framed
the act, the president said more than
a word of praise. Those Republicans
he said, who fought for reciprocity,
land some of those whose votes were
necessary to the passage of the bill,
may properly enjoy the mutual felicita-
tons on work we'll DONE"
WILL MARK EPOCH.
In his own judgment the president
declared, the agreement would mark
an epoch in the relations between the
United States and canada, and those
who opposed the bill in congress would
find their prophecies disproved, and
their fears allaved by its actual opera
ton. Its passage by the Canadian
parliament, the last step before it be-
comes a bond between the countries,
he hopes and believes would be forth
coming.
THE satisfaction that the actual ex-
perience in its working will give," he
said, I'VE confidently hope, will secure
its permanence. In a decade its bene-
fits will contribute much to a greater
United States and greater Canada
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ORDINATION OF PETER
FEHRENBACH TO PRIESTHOOD

Saturday, July %, at 9 o'clock, Rt.
Rev. Bishop Wehrle of Bismarck or
dained Peter Fehrenbach, O. S. B.,
to the priesthood, at St. Joseph's
church. Dickinson. Assisting the
bishop in the sanctuary were Revs.
John Dignam, Otto Wolpers, Beach;
John Smoley, New Hradec; H. Re-
gensburger, New England; Maurice,
o. S. B.. and Dorenzz, O. S. B., Rich
ardton; J. Groetschel, Dickinson, pas
tor of St. Joseph's, pro tenn. The
faithful, anxious to assist at the SOL
church to its utmost capacity.
Sunday following the newly or
dained priest celebrated his first holy
mass in the same church. Assisting
at this solemn high mass were Revs.
Groetschel. Maurice. O. S. B., and
Bede, o. S. B. The bishop preached
an elouent and instructive sermon.
Father Peter will be remembered by
Bismarck people as conducting the
holy week choir of this year.
After the services the St. Anthony
society gave an elaborate banquet in
onor of the occasion; over 200 were
served. Father Groetschel acted as
POSTMASTER. Toasts were responded
to by the bishop, Father Peter, o. S.
B.; Maurice, Lorenz, Messrs. Dechant,
LefOre and j. NadOlski.