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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15
THROWS MORE THAN $1,000
OUT OF THE WINDOW

NEW YORK. March 14.-Throwing
money out of windows Is not q common
occurrence In New York, but II Is some =
times practiced. as is proved by cook
employed In n downtown restaurant. who
threw more than a thousand dollars into
the gutter OF Stone street late last night.
Antonio Zarorett. the owner has asked
police aid to recover the money
Zarorctti came TO this country from
Italy about ten months ago with the in
tentlon of going into business. Unable
to find what he wanted. he took a posi-
tion I'm the restaurant until he could find
what he WAS looking for. Not being ac-
quainted and fearing to trust his money
to banks, lie decided to keep 1t in his
pocket. tied up in paper package.
Last night while changing his clothes
he dropped the money on the kitchen
fioor, where il was found by cook. She.
not knowing what the package contained
threw II out OF a window
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15
WOMAN s WORKING
DAY BILL PASSES
House Concurs in Senate Amend
ments and Much Buffeted
Measure Succeeds.

That much buffeted measure relating
10 the hours OF working day for women
is no longer haunting the members OF
the legisla ture. The bill was amended
in the house Monday by striking out the
amendments made by the senate and add
ing two more. the bill then went back
10 the senate and was amended again
10 conform to a part of the amendments
first made by the senate and returned
again to the house.
Tuesday morning the house decided to
concur in the senate amendments and
thus finally dispose OF the matter. The
motion 10 concur was made by Packard
and seconded by Morris. The roll was
then called and the vote was fol-
lows:
Yeas-Bickmore. Cole. Crap Dahlauist.
Fsrnsworth. Funk, Hayes. Harshberger,
Hines. Jones. McRae. Meeks. Miller.
Norris. Nebeker. Packard. Page. Rich
ardson. Russell. Sanderson, SeeIy. Smith.
Stack. Thornley,. Tobias. yelling. White,
Woolley, Wootton. Zeimer and MT.
Speaker-31,
Nsys-Day. Ekman, Grow, Kearns.
Peterson. Pope. Spencer.
Absent and not votlng-Allison. Ander-
son. Eardey. Heurie. Holman. Langston.
Madsen-I.
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FILICIDE'S FATE MAY
BE KNOWN BY TONIGHT
Mother Who Killed Little Son Is Called
Physical and Mental Monstrosity.

Albany: \. y. March 1.-THE fate
OF Mrs. Edith Nelber. on trial for the
murder OF her Young son BY administer
Ing csrbolic acid may he known by to-
morrow night. The defense rested this
afternoon and tomorrow the state will
put on its medical experts to Offset
alierists for the defense, who testified
today that the accused woman is a hope
lessly insane imbecio' and was ire
sponsible when she forced the acid down
her boys throat.
DR.. James T. Mckenna CT Troy swore
that from nine exhaustive examinations
he was able To say that Mrs. Melber
has always been insane-and always will
be" DR.. McKenna pronounced Mrs. Mel
her physical as we'll mental mon-
strosity.
Her head is TOO small and is poorly
developed he explained eyes weak.
one OF them crossed; one defornled
and the other abnormal; shoulder
blade two inches higher than the other.
and one leg inch shorter than the
other: face sided: skin cold and
clammY and--as YOU may sse-ghastiy
in color; over arch n mouth hony pro
tuberbance that is one Of the signs of de-
generacy."
Or. Mckenna said the woman was an
incorrigible liar and was absolutely with
out power to distinguish right from
wrong.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15
Children CRY
FOR FlETCHER'S
9 a 8 T . RIA
CHAMP CLARK PUBLICITY
AGENT FOR SUNNY SOUTH

CHICAGO. March 1i.-Congressman
Champ Clark OF Missouri. the corning
speaker of the national house today
amended the famous saying OF Horace
Greeley. 60 west, young man. go
west" and made it read. Go south. my
boy: go south"
The Missouri congressman headed Off
newspaper men who sought to ask him
questions pertaining 10 other matters,
and insisted that they first learn some =
thing" about the southland from some
one who knows and wants everyone else
TO know
Supplemcnting his amendment Mr..
Clark said
The south is the place and my ad-
vice is to go there. You won't eat as
much as YOU do here in the north II
you do you'i die. Your clothing must
he lighter and therefore less expensive.
You won't have TO buy fuel to speak OF
and you can allow YOUR horses and cat :
tie to craze out OF doors the year round
Believe me, the south is tho poor
mans land, and you'll live to sec the
day when the south lis going to be the
richest part OF the United States"
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mittee on WAYS and misunderstanding an
amendment to the constitution relating
to the taxation OF mines.
Senate bill No 1876, by Badger-An act
making an appropriation for the Utah
chamber of commerce.
Senate bill No 263. by Sevy-An act
relating to the Panguitch experiment sta
ton.
Senate bill No. 2e4. by Stookey-An act
relating TO fire insurance premiums.
Senate bill No. 273. by Badger-An act
relating TO revenue for the state. etc.
Senate bill No 102, by Gardner-An
act creating bureau of immigration and
statistics.
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Provo, 10 serve during pleasure Of gov
ernor. rcapponted.
State horticultural Inspector, j. Edward
Taylor Of Sal, Lake City. 10 serve for
the term of two years, rcappointed
Commissioner of insurance. Willard
Done OF Salt Lake City. to serve until
February IS. 1918, reapponted
State veterinarian. DR.. a, c. Young OF
Salt Lake City, 10 serve for the term OF
two years. rcappointed
Members Of state board of pharmacy
Wynne l.. Eddy Of Brigham City to sue
coed B. r. Rjtner Of Logan: John Gully OF
Ogden. rcappoIntcd: each to servo for
the term of five years; ". Il. DAYTON
Of Salt Lake City, Ia serve for the term
of four wears, rcaDpointcd.
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In the Senate.

Senate bin No. 2o5. by special joint
committee-An act providing for local
option and regulation OF the liquor traf-
1iC.
public lsnds--An act providing for the
method OF selling real estate TO satisfy
delinquent taxes.
Senate bill No. 245. by Iverson-An act
providing for the holding OF biennial con-
ventions, OF county officers to determine
uniform methods OF assessment and col
lection of taxes.
Senate bill No 20. by committee on
public lands-An act providing for the
settlement OF tax sale accounts between
counties and the state,
Senate bill No, ZIG. by Horsley-An act
providing the manner for acquiring rights
on unappropriated waters.
Senate joint resolution No. Is. by Smith
A resolution empowering the governor and
two others to select a site for the Utah
ton.
Senate bill No. ia. by Horsley-An act
providing the manner OF collecting gem
cral taxes.
Senate joint resolution No. 20. by sitting
committee-A resolution proposing a con-
stitutional amendment permitting the
state TO secure interest on state deposits
Senate bill No 100. by Williams-An
act fixing the standard OF linsecd oils
House bill No. 22a. by committee on
pubic health-An net providing for the
reporting OF contagious diseases TO the
state board OF health.
Senate bill No l19, by Willlams-An
act fixing the standard of illuminating
oils.
House bill No. 225, by committee on
public health-An act providing for the
reporting OF cases OF inflammation OF tho
eyes.
Senate bill No $50 by comlnltteo on
agriculture and irrigation-An act nro.
Wdng for the destruction OF noxious
weeds,
House bill No. 1877. by Smith-An net
providing for the me thod OF making the
judgment roll on appeals 10 the supreme
court.
House bill No. 1873, by Anison-An act
providing for the manner OF dsncor-
poratinG towns.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15

Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets are safe, sure and reliable, and
have been praised by thousands of
women who have been restored to
health through their gentle aid and
curative properties. Sold by all deal.
eYs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15
FAvoRABLY REPORTED.
In the House.

senate bill No. 257 by Smith-An act
relating 10 compensation OF secretary of
the state board OF health.
Senate bill No. 2i7. by Stookey-An
act relating to abandonment OF wife or
Senate bill No. 2s5. by Hooth-An act
relating to contracts for school BUILDINGS
Senate bill No. 20s. by Sevy-An act
creating a board of horse commission
crs.
Senate bill No. 1856. hy Marks-An act
relating 10 fees OF justices of the peace,
Senate Joint resolution No 10. by com
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BILLS REJECTED.
By the Senate,

House bill No. "a. by committee on
surance companies.
Senate bill No. %, by Stookey-An act
providing for reapportionment Of the
state into representative and senatorial
districts.
Senate bill No IS. by Smith tby re-
quest-An act giving negroes the same
rights and privileges enjoyed by white
persons.
Senate bill No 242 by Willams-An
act creating the position OF state humane
officer.
Senate bill No. 76, by Burton-An act
providing for the destruction of noxious
weeds.
Senate bill No 80. by Marks-An act
permitting towns TO levy special improve
mcnt tax.
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ret', ! "ac them myself and find them ben eicial
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Siraiphten Out Budget.

Two committees are proceeding scpa
ratcly In their consideration of the APP
propTiations for the ensuing year Rep
rcsentativcs Woottou. Hcnric and Ncbe-
kcr are going over the senate appropria
tion bill while Senators Williams, Will
son and Burton are considering the house
appropriation bill. 1t Is expected that
the two committees will get together to-
day and agree on the bill TO be passed
h,. hnlh LDnSC9.
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Morris Is Honored,

Mr.. Morris OF Washington. speaker OF
the Third" house or the legislature. was
presented with handsome savel by his
colleagues Tuesday afternoon. The pre-
sentation was made by Mr.. Holman, who
said that the gift had been suggested by
Mr. McRea. The gave consists OF a
portion OF the hub OF a. wheel from a
baby carriage. the remaining spoke max
ing The handle. Mr.. Norris was so over
come that he did, not attempt speech OF
1rcsptanCs a
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Passes Joint Measures.

seres OF four senate joint resolu-
tioDs and three senst te bills, supported
by the governor and the state board OF
euualization. all relating 10 taxes and
the powers and duties of the state board
OF equalization. we're passed in the house
Tuesday afternoon The four resolutions
provide for amendments to the state con =
st!tutIon in regard to taxation and the
thIee bills arc along the same lines.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15

People of open mind having
Diabetes or having friends who
have, can hear Of something to
their advantage if they will
write to j. J. Fulton. 653 Battery
ST, San Francisco. Cal. Helpful
diet list mailed free.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15
KNOX MAY BE SELECTED
AS ATTORNEY GENERAL

Assuming that Albert II Barnes, at
torney general Will be named as dis
trlct Judge for the Third judicial district.
w F. Knox, county attorney Of Beaver
county is a candidate TO succeed Mr.
Barnes as attorney general Mr.. Knox
Is one Of the best known attorneys OF
southern Utah and has been prominent
In Republican politics. He is a member
Of the Republican state committee from
Beaver county.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15
BAD BLOOD
OFTEN INHERITED

Bad blood does not always come as
the result of careless living. or indis-
cretions; it is condition frequently
inherited. Normal, healthy blood
contains millions of tiny red corpus
cles, which are the vitalizing and
nourishing element of the circulation,
their Office being to provide every
portion Of the system with its neces-
sary strength and nutrimeut. In
weak, impure blood these corpuscles
are lacking in numbers, and therefore
the blood is not able to supply the
proper amount of nourishment to the
body, Bad blood mauifests itself in
many ways, With some it takes the
form Of skin diseases and eruptious,
others become bilious and malarious,
with sallow complexions, torpid liver,
etc. Bad blood produces Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofula
and like troubles. Nothing is equal
to S. S. S. as remedy for bad blood;
it is the greatest OF all blood purifiers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15
Wireless Company Enjoined.

PORTLAND, Me. March l4.-The an-
uual meeting of the stockholders OF the
United Wireless Telegraph company to-
day was postponed until June l3 because
OF an injunction earlier in tho day by
Judge Bird OF the supreme court on nc
ttion of Frederick T. j. Hanson of Phils-
delphia and other minority stockholders.
They allege fraudulent transfers OF stock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-15
Commission Bills Come Up.

Senate bills Nos. "2I and 222, The COM
mission form Of government measures
will he taken up in The house at 10
o clock thIs morning and disposed of. a
motion 10 this effect was made by Mr..
Allison Tuesday afternoon and there be-
Ing no objection the speaker announced
that the bills viii be taken up At the time
specified.
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EXPECT LEGISLATURE TO
ADJOURN FRIDAY NIGHT

Plans are being made by both houses
10 adjourn sine die next Friday after
noon. IT was thought that the legisla-
ture would end early this week. but the
consideration of the appropriation bill and
the fight in the senate over the gov
ernor's appointments has delayed mat
ters and 1t has been decided that the
end will not be reached before Friday:
II IL adjourns Friday the Legislature will
have extended eight days beyond the con.
stltutional limit OF sixty DAYS.
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Prospector Burns to Death.

DEADWoOD. s. n. March 1i.--Charles
MckIbheD. aged %, wealthy pioneer
prospector. was burned TO death in his
ca bin near here last night. A lamp is
supposed TO have caused the flre.
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Prohibition Effort Fails.

Mr.. Peterson of Sevier made futile
attempt Tuesday afternoon TO have his
statewide prohibition measure. house bill
No. 81. taken from the table The cho-
rus OF '.navs heard on the motion TO
take the bill from the ia BILE was so great
daliers
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w, p, Howe Is Dead.

NEW YORK. March 1a.-William p.
Howe, 81 years old assistant treasurer
Of the Standard OIL company, died sud-
denly in his office here this afternoon OF
heart failure.
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To Confer on 1nsur ance Bill.

committee consisting Of yelling, Peter
son and Crapo was appointed by Speaker
Robinson Tuesday 10 confer with a COM
mutual fire insurance companies In coun-
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alton of blood nutriment. S. S. S.
cures Rheumatism, Catarrh, Skin
Diseases, Sores and Ulcers, Scrofuia,
Blood Poison and all other blood dis
orders. S. S. S. makes good blood,
and good blood makes good health,
Book on the blood free to all.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga,
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WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION.
In the Senate.

House bill No. Is, by Allison--An act
limiting the scope OF the law defining JUS
tiflablc homicide.
House bill No 2I5, by Allson-An act
prohibiting the sale Of cigarettes and
cigarette papers.
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SACRAMENTO, Cal. March IA bill
providing initiative. referendum and re-
call for all municipalities received Gov
ernor Jchnson's signature today and Will
become law at the expiration OF sixty
days.
The bill; provides for recall elections for
elective municipal officers at any time
after they have held office four months
upon petition of % per cent OF the regis
sercd voters OF the municipality. The
officer against whom the recall is directed
is made a candidate for reelection unless
he states otherwise.
Municipal registration may be Initiated
upon petition of % per cent Of the regis
tered voters and unless the governing
body passes the proposed legislation with
out amendment It shall he submitted at
"A special election within thirty davs II
the petition carries signatures of only
10 per cent Of the voters. unless the pro-
posed measure is adopted by the govern
ing body II shall be submitted at the
next regular municipal election. Like
provisions regulate referendum elections
on measures adopted by governing bodies
Senator Wolfe's constitutional amend
ment for greater San Francisco" was
defeated in the senate today. The pur-
pose of the bill was the annexation OF
suburban towns across San Francisco
bay. giving the greater city a popula
tion of $50, ,0O0.
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possessing d OF
only the qualities
to cleanse a n d
purify the blood,
but composed of
roots, herbs and
barks that tone
up every part of
the system, and
assist in the Gre
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In the Senate,

House bill No. 247. by Homan-Ar
act providing for a punishment for CO.
crcion,
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BILLS PASSED.
In the House.

House bill No. 100, by Hayes-An act
relating to the establishment Of public
libra ries and gymnaSiums; as amended by
the senate,
Senate bill No. 2os. by joint resolution
An act relating to the manufacture and
sale Of intoxicating liquor; as amended
by the senate.
House bill No. SO. by Richardson--:An
act fixing the number OF hours day
that a female may be employed.
House bill No 1873. by Allison-An act
relating to the restriction of the corporate
limits OF cities and towns; as amended by
the senate.
House bin No. 255. by committee on pub
born with inflamed eyes: as amended by
the senate.
House bill No. 81, by Hayes-An act
relating 70 the licensing power Of county
commissioners.
House bill No 2s, By Hayes-An act
relating To the licensing power OF boards
OF trustees OF towns.
House bin No. 50. by Hayes-An act
relating to the licensing power OF city
councils.
Senate Joint resolution No, Z. by Badger
Proposing amendment to constitution so
as to relieve state from levying A tax 70
pay interest on state bonds.
Senate Joint resolution No. 9, by Iver-
son-Proposing an amendment TO the con-
stitutlon, so as to give the state board
to regulate them in the several counties.
Senate Joint resolution No 10, by Marks
Proposing an amendment to the consti-
tuition so as 10 increase the membership
OF the state board of equalization from
four TO five members.
Senate joint resolution No Is. by COM
mittee on ways and meaps-Proposing to
amend constitution by providing mainly
for n tax on the by-products OF coal
mines.
Senate bin No. 63. by Badgcr-An act
creating a board of commissioners OH
revenue and taxation.
Senate bill No. 122, by Sevy (hy re-
quesO--An act relating to the powers and
duties Of the state board OF equalization.
Senate bill No. 2$o. by Marks-An act
relating TO the classification Of property
for the purposes of taxation by the state
board OF equalization.
Senate bill No. 25s, by Sevy-An act
providing that the Panguitch school prop
erty be used as an experiment station.
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COATES GETS JOB IN
SPOKANE S NEW DEAL
Commission Form Lets Former
Lieutenant Governor of Colo
RADIO Into Office.
CALIFORNIA ADOPTS RECALL
Bill Also Provides Initiative and
Referendum for All Cities
in State.
CALIFORNIA ADOPTS RECALL

SPOKANE. Wash. March 1.-THE
commission form OF government was In
stituted today. when the first board Of
five commissioners. elected last Tuesday.
assumed control. The Rev, William j.
Hindley. a Congregational minister. was
elected mayor: former Comptroller Rob
ert FARLEY was made commissioner of
finance; Fora f. Hayden, a lumberman,
took charge OF public safety: Charles NJ.
Fassett. president OF the Chamber Of
Commerce, will direct public utilities. and
David G. Coates, formerly lieutenant gov
ernor OF Colorado takes charge OF public
works.
The Delta independent., 1911-02-24

clude those officials. Its chances
for passing the House are favorable
as a number of the Republicans are
pledged to it's submission.
Washington dispatches state that
Senator Guggenheim' bill providing
another Federal Judge for Colorado
has passed the Senate and will more
than likely pass the House.
If it becomes a law the appoint
ment will be for life at $4,000 per
annum.
The House killed Senator Skin
ners proposed constitutional amend
ment exempting reservoir sites for
taxation. The senate passed the
Crowley measure prvoiding that all
corporations that do not pay their
fiat tax for a period of three years.
shall be considered legally dead.
According to Governor Shafroth,
the Moffat tunnel bill is unconsti-
tutional 1t seeks to make an ap-
preparation for semi-private en-
te-prise, which is not allowed under
the constitution.
Attorney General Griffith has rem
dered an opinion to the effect that
Sheridan Kendall, who was elected
railroad commissioner last fall is
entitled to serve the entire term
Of six years. Mr. Griffith held that
the law passed at the extra session
making the commissioner appointive
by the governor did not go into
effect until after the people had
elected Mr.. Kendall. Another Re
publican saved to office.
The supreme court has held that
Judge Whitford had Jurisdiction in
the miners contempt cases. II
took the ground that the fight OF
the union was against the business
of the coal companies more than II
was a fight against non-union men
that it was directed from Denver
where is located not only the Min
, ers' Union Colorado headquarters
but the general offices of the coal
company. Under those conditions
the court holds that Whitford had
jurisdiction. The court was not
asked and did not pass upon the
merits of the case as relates to the
evidence, their guilt or the exces.
siveness of their sentence. Judges
Musser, Hill and White dissented.
I