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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
SENATOR CULLOM'
VIEWS PUBLISHED
First Number of Illinois States
mans Book EXcites Con-
siderable Interest.

CHICAGO. Oct. o0.-Tbc first NUM-
Der OF Senator Shelby NJ. Cuiiom s
Book of Personal "reminiscences mp
pcarcd here today and aroused cons,d-
cradle interest because of the viewpoint
from which il regards men aud issuos
that have been Il part Of the political
life in which he has engaged IN the last
fifty wears.
Roosevelt is REGARDED by Senator Cul-
lom S book as the ''mastcr law Gu
forccr
President Taft is characterized as
good material for supreme court Jus
ticc-as 10 his presidential caliber the
book intimatcs that ''probably Frcs-
ideut Taft has not enjoyed the posi-
ton
La Toilette and what he terms IN.
surecncv il described rs the creation oi
third party and he can see no leader
of the Republican party III tho senate
since Senator Adrich 5 withdrawal.
| OF thc Roosevelt administration Sen
ator Cullom says.
"Colonel Roosevelt accomplished
more in his second term than any OF
| his predecessors; more laws were
! cnactcd-laws of more General benellt I
TO The peoplc-aud, above all. his ad-
ministration enforced all laws on tue
statute books as they never had been
enforced before The Sherman anti
| trust Law was dead letter until Roosc'
Welt instructed the attorney general 10
prosecute lis yiolators He will 90 down
| i'm the history Of his country as the
most remarkable man of his day,
The senator. in saying that he douptS
that Mr. Taft has enjoyed his pfesl-
dancy. adds:
81. myself. always have thought he
would have made ono Of our greatest
chief justices had he been appointed to
that position.
lie denies that President Taft was
responsible for the setback his party
received in 1910. charging that mlSfor.
| tune TO Il WEAKNESS on the part OF the
people 10 Republican prosperity aud
the agitation Of the newspapers over the
| Aldricb- PAYNE tariff bill.
Senator John &. Spooncr s resignation
he attributes to Spooner's cmbarrass-
mcnt AT the growth in his state of what
the writer calls - LA FoIIcttelsm,
A now era in the customs OF the sen.
ate followed the entry to that chamber
of Senator La Toilette. says the book.
| This is pointed out in more ways than
one Besides marking the birth OF in
, surgency. ii was the opening Of new
| dav for the young man IN The senate,
Senator Cullom thinks.
! "'Indccd. - relates the book, while
| formerly tho spectacle of a young Scna-
| tor rising TO make speech before the
| close of his second year III the senate
/ was unusual. it recently has come to he
! remarked upon if a new mau remains
! two months without enligbtcning tho
senate as 10 its duty toward the world
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21

has been printed from time to time for
several weeks. j have never authorized
such announcement In response 70
trary TO the wishes OF Intimate friends.
have been Obliged 10 say that 1t Is un
certain whether | shall make and ill
such engagements
Following the adjournment OF con-
gross. began work upon II series of
ma 1sazine articles. reviewing the last
thirty years of political history, To
meet the obligations OF my contract with
the magazine | must complete the ar
ucles before congress assemblies In De-
ccmber. | havo taken no rest and shall
work carly and late until that job is
finished
session conyenes. | shall gladly give to
the campaign In support OF the progress
siye cause. But II Is not possible et
this time TO say how much If any,
campaigning | shall he able To do prior
to the irst Monday in December
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
|ADVDCATES CONTROL
\ Of THE JUDICIARY
Former President Roosevelt
h Declares He CriticiSeS Only
by Using Words of Others.
STOP AT CHIEF JUSTICE
Believes the Great Power CIV
en- 10 Judges IS Moi Pernna-
nently Alienated.
stop AT CHIEF JUSTICE
RTM YORK. y

@rW YORK, oct 90.--'rbe judiciary OF
h enc United States must bc brought VIII
In The control and made answcraolc TO
Ethe wcll-thought- Judgment OF t'e
people in the opinion Of Theodore Roosc-
welt who spoke tonight on The Conser-
yntion Of Womanhood and Childhood be-
fore the civic Forum.
This control in MI Eooscyclts ludS
ment should bc exercised moro CAUTIOUS
.1y and in different fashion thsB The con-
'frol by the people over the legislature
and the executive, but the control must
a Control Of Judges. MIR. Roosevelt said.
WAS but half-slthoush by far the more
'inporiapt part-Of "a programme winch
should be carried out Tor proper conscr,
walton 81 manhood, ~omanhood anu
Ichildhood Tho first half Of the pro-
rrammc, lc said. consisted i'm placing
Iupon the statute books of nation and
Isia,cs legislation 10 remedy existing dc
fleets.
n The former president spoke at length
Iof what he termed crying abuses con +,
nccted with child labor lie urged
working women TO organize.
years ihc speaker declared has shown
that while the people may he aroused
10 sound and high thinking aud their
legislative and executive officers Try 10
CARR out iIeir purpose, yet the %nolc
tncvemctit Tor good may come 10 naught'
"bccause certain Judges. certain courts.
arc stepped in some outworn political OF
social philosophy and totally m,sapnro-
, ,heDd their relations tn the people and 10
the public needs lie continued;
Expects Criticism.
81 am entirely aware that no matter
how carefully ! guard what have ro say:
no matter how cautiously and exactly |
stale the bald facts and truths that We
shall all recognize. what | say assuTcdlE
Will be mlSrcprcScnted by certain persons
with deliberate purpose Of misleading
honest and conservative citizens into thc
belief that | am advocating something
radical and revolutionary and destructive
OF our governmental system and that |
AIN making attack on the judges
But ! feel that ii is my highest duty to
speak plainly on This subject so vital 10
cur welfare.
II have the very highest regard, Tie
highest respect and admiration for the
judiciary. I believe tho courts have ren-
Jercd our people incaicUlablc services. |
crilic!sc the decisions of Judges only by
adopting AZ my own tho language uscG
about these same decisions by the high
est Judges in the land: for instance. the
present chief Justice or the United states.
Mr.. Justice White. by Mr.. Justice
Holmes, by that great and upright ser
yant Of tho people. tho lamcrtcd Justice
Harlan by the supreme court OF the state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
His Advice.

'Mv dear says the doctor to his
wife, who is cuddling their new boy,
''you should not feed the baby ofteuer
than every three hours, and should not
take ii up every time il cries; il
should sleep practically all the time, it
should not be shown to every Que who
calls; your mother and father should
not hc permitted 10 handle it, YOU
should not chuck il under the chin
that way. ii should sleep in room
without heat and with the windows
wide open, its clothing should he sim
ple-Done of those lacy. embroidered
things-and -
"Humph,' interrupts the wife.
FYou go and tell that stuff to people
that pay you 50 visit! | don I want
baby,b
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
VERY LITTLE HOPE
ARREST OF MURDERER

ELLSWORTH Kan. Oct, 20-Private
detectives and county officers who have
been scarChin. since last Monde, rnr
III" man who murdered the five members
of thc Snowman family. said tonight the
outlook for the capture OF the SLAYER ig
gloomy.
Every report save the Que that tbc
man detained al NcwkIrk. Okla, rcscm-
blcd Charles Murzyek. who is under aug
pi1lon. has been investigated and no light
confidence is placed in the Ncwl5irlS ease,
but an officer who knows Marzycl was
sent There tonight TO attempt ldentitica
tlpn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
Freight Agent in Trouble

HELENA, Mont. Oct 2o.-On the
charge OF charging excessive freight
rates. part Of which he Is alleged ,o
have appropriated 10 his own use ] c.
Todd, Northern Pacific freight agent mt
Yates. Mont. wRs brought TO Helena 10
await the action OF the federal grand
jury Todd succeeded an agent named
Smith. who recently paid fine after
pleading guilty 10 tho same charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
REST AND HEALTH 10 MOTHER aAo CHILD.

Mss, NtmSLows SOOTHING SYRUP has been
psed ioT ove- SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS a
IEEraINes, witt. PERFECT SUCCESS. Il
SOOTHRS the CHILD, SOFT'ENS the GUaIA
eLLEYS az PAIN CURES WIND COLIC and
D the best remedy Tor DiAkRHHA u Is eb.
eclrtely harmless Re sure enc ask icr birx
y.rsicw'. Soottins SsTap. and lake No ekh&
Tp0. Iwcu.y-hv eenLs bottls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
LA TOILETTE TOO BUSY
FOR CAMPAIGN WORK

WASHINGTON, oct. 2O.-Serator La
Toilette said today that no plans have
boon completed for campaign speaking
tour in November, although inc still hopes
TO bc able TO make several progressive
speeches before congress meets. His
statement follows:
"rhe statement that | am 10 spend
November speaking In a number OF states
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
A Dangerous Drink.

Judge Zen B. Lindsey was lunohins
ono, day-it Was very warm-when a pol
iticlan paused beside his table
Judge said the politician. 81 sec
your drinkin' hot cawfcc. That's q
heatln drink"
Yes said Judge Lindsey.
'ph. yes. In this weather YOU want
iced drinks, Judgo-sharp. iced drinks.
Did you ever try iced gin and ginger
ale ?"
No" said the Judge, smiling. but
Two tried several fellows who have"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
Damning With False

William Dean Howells w1l
about a criticism that prais
most fulsomely.
81 don { quite like such
mate praise he said. "S
does Il man more harm than
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
Strike Called Off.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Oct. 20
The threatened strike OF engineers and
trainmeu on the Colorado Midland rail
way hAs been called of. according TO an
announcement made tonight bv President
Vallery. The employees demanded n u
pcr cent wage increase. This was re-
fused. but compromise wes reached.
Mr. Nallcry declined 10 give out the
amount OF increase.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21

The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion of
"a little waat cad - in The Tribune.
Bell phone 5000. Ind, $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
Wore Salt Lake Clothes.

This Is :Shclton's graphic account
of how he obtained the Information
which is now in the hands OF the dis
trict attorney: when j. Is. Nc
Namara was arrested In Dc,oit lie
wore suit Of clothes which had
been purchased in Salt Lake. De-
tcctivc Burns informed me and
learned that the Mcnamara suit had
been purchased by j. L. Munsey OH
October 10. few days later tho
suit was altered Munscy ordered
this done and told the tailor that IL
was for a sick friend. Mcnamara
did not make an appear rance at the
tailor shop.
Il then found Mrs. Munscy She
was not living with her husband at
iha, time They had quarrc,cd and
she had made up her mind TO get n
divorce. She had been 10 see AN at
torncY about IL. She told inc OF
McNamaras 8 visit To her husband s
home. Mcnamara arrived there Oc-
tober 10. He Went alone. Neither
Schmitz nor Caplan. The two other
alleged dynamitcrs, were In Salt
Lake. Munscv introduced his suost
To his wife aud said that his name
was Williams, Mrs Munscy told me
that Mcnamara did not leave the
house for two weeks. Every night,
the woman told me. her husband and
Mcnamara held n prolonged Convcr-
sation. Mcnamara left their homc at
Dicli
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21

Of Iowa. and the supreme court OF the
state Of Washington, have never taken
position in advance OF that taken by
Abraham Lincoln.
Power Can Be Abused.
Il most cmphaticallv believe that We
have been wise in giving great power TO
believe that Ike any other power this
power can be abused and that II Is n
power from which the people have merely
temporarily parted and not ono which
they lave permanently alienated.'
In the last twenty-five years, Mr.
Roosevelt said The couTts nf New York
once or twice have thrown down wnat
proved well nigh insurmountablc OBJ
staclcs 10 needed social reforms.
the people after due dcliberation come
10 champion such social and economic
reforms as these VIC champion tonight =
he continued. they have The right TO see
them enacted into laws and become a
part of our settled governmental policy;
and ! shall never abandon the effort TO
see this view triumph
81 am asking YOU To declare unonulvo-
cslly that IL is for tho people themselves
be adopted. and that no body Of officials,
no matter how Hcll-meanlug or personal
Is honest. no matter whether they he
legislators. Judges or executives. have
any right 10 say that we, tho people shall
not max" laws to protect women aud
children 10 protect men in hazardous
industry. 10 protect men, women and chill
dren from working under unhealthy cuu-
ditions, or for manifcstiv excessive hours
III tenement houses from becoming in
iucrablS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
Control by the People.

1T is. I believe, an advantage 10 have
hN"d IN The court the power Ia state mat
"A legislative act IL Unconstitutional but
only provided that the power is exercised
VIII The Grehtcst wisdom and Solf-rc-
htralni. " the courts continue to use
II with tho r""l,lassncss that has too Of =
len been shown in the past il is almost
inevitable That efforts will be made To
amend IL ] believe that tho ONLY ,iIti-
MAJ" saietN for orr people is in self con
troll; not in control from the outside I
VI" not believe IN snap Judgments ! do
nor hciIeVc In permitting tho determine =
uoh ol moment 10 be transmitted into
u permanent policy: but I do believe that
SERIOUS. severe, wcli-thoughi ont iudc
mont "i The people must ultimately con
ir"I us own destinles and cannot sur
render the right OF ultimate control ia
Judge any more than 10 a legislator or
anv executive,
ono word in closing What I have
advocated is not revolution, IL is moi
Wild r0dlcalism, II IL the highest and
"iscst kind Of conservatism.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21
MRS. MUNSEY SAYS
SUSPECT WAS HERE
Wife of Union Leader Tells
of Visit From a Hunted
Man.
Continued from Page one,)

says FrcdericIs. the surveillance has
Special Officer Jack Shelton, for
mcrlv OF the Burns detective agency.
while In Salt Lake city several
months ago says nc learned tnat j,
u. Mcnamara had bcon hidden by
Munsey I'm salt I.ako City following
the Times explosion. and that he had
purchased suit OF clothes while
there Mrs Munscy identified a pho
tograph of J, Il. Mcnamara as that
of the man her husband had hludcn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-21

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NOTICE.,

The FOLLOWING section Of the city
code OF ordinances will hereafter be
ri2idly enforced:
Section 353--No person shalf place
or leave. or cause to be placed or left
in or near any highway. street or al
ley, or public place, or in any private
lot or enclosure or in any pond or
other body OF water. whore tie cur
rent will not remove the same, and
rubbish, dirt, soil. ashes, hay, shucks,
tin cans, decayinS fruit or vegetable
matter Whatsoever nor keep in or
about any dwelling house. barn, shed,
store. shop or cellar. any of the atore-
said substances in any manner liable
to become purified or offensive or in
furious to health. but small rake and
sweep up all filth or trash Of every
kind, from the premises and place
same in suitable boxes or barrels kept
for that purpose. and put tine same iii
a convenient place for GARBAGE carts
and after cleaning apply fresh siahed
lime.
With the hearty cooperation of the
citizens this ordinance can be eni'rc-
ed without any friction 0"t@otn the
citizens and the sanitary department
improving the sanitary condition and
appearance OF tie city. D. j. spear.
superintendent sanitation
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DOCTORS FAILED.
RESTORED BY PERUNA.
Catarrh of the Lungs
Threatened Her Life.

Miss Ninctto Porter, Braintrec, Yer
mont, writes 81 have been cured by
Pcruna.
81 had several hemOrrhagcs of the
lungs. The doctors did not help me
much and would never hay" cured me-
81 saw u testimonial in Peruna
almanac Of u case similar to mine, and
/ commenced using it. "
81 was not able to wait on myself
W hen 1 began using it. | gained very
slowly at first, but L could sec that it
was helping me.
"Aftcr had taken it n while ! com
mcnced TO raise up strinSy, STICK
substance from my lungs. This grew
less and less in quantity as continued
the treatment.
81 grow more feshy than had beer
for a long time. and now l call myseI
vel"
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AT THE GRAND
At the Grand Wednesday.
OPERA IN ENGLISH.

An attraction delightful in many
ways in fact. a veritable musical fl
esta, will be seen at the Grand We'd
nesday night, when the English
Grand Opera company, cast and or
chestra, presents scenic production,
of Mascagnis immortal Cavalleria
Rusticana.
Following the usual custom to re-
lieve the general strain of dramatic
intensity this opera will lie preceded
by an amusing one act operetta,
"The Rose of Auvergne. Tdis is GER
tainly the combination with which to
coniure an ideal social and educa-
tional entertainment, and the oppor-
tunity. perhaps OF "A life time, to some
Of us to hear and see a vital pres
entation Of the masterpiece of the
greatest living composer OF the Itai-
ian school
In the cast are noted: c. Poy Plan
con. the popular baritone, Madam,
Hertha Heyman. until lately one OF
the prima donnas of the Mexican Ma
ti0nal Opera company, appearing in
casts with Tetrazini and Nary Gar
den: Gunliame NikoW. Of the AEoyal
Opera company, Berlin, and compa-
triot and alternate Of Bonci and Ca
russo, are three Of the most promi-
pant of the sin"ers in the English
grand opera cast production, appear
ing at the Grand opera house We'd
nesday night at subsidized prices,
within reach of all
Pietro Mascagni's immortal Cav
alleria Rusticana" will he presented.
4 ladies' orchestra Of seven, under
the direction Of Roston's popular lead
err Nellie Chandler is feature Of
TIE attraction The advance sale OF
seats starts Monday at a. IN.
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BETTER THAN SPANKING.

Spanking docs not always euro
children Of bed-wetting. There is \
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Mrs. NJ. Summers, Box w. Notca
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your children trouble you in this way
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~. Brunswick ami and =: 80 pm.
Nv. St. Simon 1870 am. and 4:"O pm.
Ar. Brunswick 1870 am and5:30 pm.
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Notice is hereby given that neither
the Master, owners, nor Agents Of
the Norwegian steamship Portonia
will be responsible for any de- is con.
tracted by any officer or member Of
said steamer other than by TIE Mas
ter.
r. D. N. STRNCHAN & co..
Agents.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-08
BEGIN A CAMPAIGN
 FOR PURER FOODS
United States Bureau Will Send In- spector and Chemist To Assist
 the State

Montgomery, August 7.-(Special) - Cant. R. F. Kolb, commissioner of agri- culture. has received a letter from Dr. H. w. Wiley of the United States de- partment of agriculture, in which the announcement Is made that an in spector and chemist of the United States bureau will be in Montgomery at some time this week to undertake with the state department of agricul- ture a campaign for purer foods and drugs. It is expected that the cam paign, under the Alabama pure food act, will be begun by the last of this month, from which time until the end, according to Captain Kolb. we are go- ing to feed the people on the best chere is
 The commissioner has also received word from James Wilson, head of the United States department, in which the commissioner and his agents of this state are urged to collect all samples of drugs and foodstuffs sold in this state for analyas py State Chemist B. B. Ross at Auburn, specially ap- pointed chemist of the government. The samples, when analysed. are to be sub- mitted to Captain Kolb, and by him reported 10 the United States depart ment.