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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-15
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Lauds Panama Fair.

Colonel II. y. Loyeland Of San Fran
cisco speaking on the Panama Pacific
exposition, declared IT would
surpass any exposition ever held in Amer
lea. In closing Mr. Lovcland extended an
invitation TO the congress TO hold Its lolo
session In San Francisco.
Currency and Credit In Relation to
Business was the subject OF an address
by George M Reynolds president of the
Continental and Commercial National
bank of Chicago. Prof j. Lawrence
Lauehlin OF the University OF Chicago
spoke on Banking Control
w. III. Fuqua of Amarillo. Tex, presi-
dent OF the Texas Bankers association.
urged the congress TO "get behind and
push" the Aldrich currency bill-bccausc
he said, IT was the enemy OF the financial
panic.
John l.. Powell OF Wichita, Kan. chair
man of the committee on reorganization
plans appointed at the last congress in
San Antonio. presented the report of his
committee recomme nding that permanent
headquarters bc established. The plan
embraces the unincation of all the com
mercial interests west of the Mississippi
river into a busiDcsslike and compact
body. with an all the year round head :
quarters, and working forces that will
work constantly. every month OF the
year. for the promotion OF western pros
perity. Every commercial body west OF
the Mississippi will be invited TO have
representation In the permanent con-
SreSs.
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METHODIST BOARD
ADJOURNS MEETING

DENVER Colo. Nov. 1.-THE board
OF missions and church extension OF the
Methodist Episcopal church adjourned
late today after having apportoned in
detail s6l3.S6O to the war mission fields
Tomorrow the board will visit the Uni
versity OF Denver, where ground Will be
broken for new science building.
The board OF foreign missions will con-
vene here Thursday morning. All the
bishops and nearly all the members OF
the home board are members OF the for
elgn board
Among the appropriations made were
the following:
Porto Rico, s27, 900.
California, including southern CallGor-
MIA s32, ,I97.
Utah. Sl4Gl1.
Pacific Chinese. $4,000
Pacific Japanese, sl1, 500.
Swedish $4,000.
Alaska, $4,000
Hawaii, s11 1.0i0.
Seattle, Sl160.
Tacoma, $3.50.
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BUSINESS LEADERS
FAVOR DEVELOPMENT
Upbuildins of the West Is
Urged by Speakers at Big
Gathering.
Continued from Page Ono.)

Utah in lSi7 and demonstrated its great
value. To-day more than 10000 fdmHics
have prosperous homes on irrigated farms
In that dry country and when tho pres
cnt plans Of the reclamation service arc
completed 10000. 600 additional acres of
marvclously productive land will be sup
porting more than 900. 900 families, In
the states covered by the reclamation
act there has been formed a national or
ganlzation devoted solely TO the subject
forming great work. This congress OK
tends 10 them IT'S fluctuations on the
successful development of the service and
pledges OF earnest co operation in the
future.
''In viewing tile splendid results already
accomplished by irrigation, the consldc
cralIon of reclamation by drainage Of
overflow and swamp lands Is necessarily
forced upon the consideration Of all
thoughtful mon. The good results Of
irrigation have become universally recos-
niged, both east and west, hut reclama-
tion Of swamp lands offers even greater
possibilities for good. Extending due
south from the eastern portion Of Mis-.
souri, there is n territory 500 miles long
and from twenty five Ia seventy -ivo
miles wide subject TO overflow by the
Mississippi river This area comprises
nearly 30.0O0 square miles, or almost
1000 900 acres. Of land. 1t Is Inundated at
periodical intervals by the rainfall In
thirty-two states and two provinces or
Mississippp. which extends from the
continental divide at the sum mmit OF the
Rockies to the Allegheny mountains. with
an area OF 1,250,000 square miles. Tho
surplus rainfall on this immense terri
tory greater in extent than Great Brit
ain. France, Germany Austria, Holland,
Italy. Spain, Portugal and Norway
comes down upon the lower valley dur
Ing certain seasons OF tho year with over
Whelmng force.
Tho submerged lowlands constitute an
enormous culture bed Tor the propaGa-
tion OF the malaria1 mosquito. from whose
Industrious activities thousands upon
thousands Of lives are needlessly sscri-
feed each year. So. in the conservation
OF public health. this question is one
OF the first magnitude. Tho problems of
drainage, river navigation. conservation
and flood prevention by storage are so
closely iutcTrelated that its proper solu-
ton can only he accomplished through a
co operative effort on the part of the
general government. Tho states aud the
owners of private property.
Upon the completion OF the Panama
canal this government will have the larG-
est supply of modern machinery for
dredging. digging bitches and economic
ally handling dirt that has ever been as
scmbied together. and such machinery
could be put 10 no better use than In
carrying out comprehensive plan OF
national reclamation of these great
wastes located in the heart OF the con-
tincnt and close TO the markets
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Company Moves Headquarters.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 14.-IIead- o.
quarters OF the International Harvester
company in this city mas been moved
from Louisville, Ky. 10 New Albany, just
across the Ohio river. In Indiana. BY
way OF an explanation for the move, cir
culars published by the company today
say:
"Wc could not remain In Louisville
without being subject TO multiplicity nf
lawsuits, According 10 the laws of Ken
tucky almost all that is contained for
fees and penalties in certain cases goes
10 the lawyers and court officers. The
law. therefore, makes IL profitable for
commonwealth and county attorneys 20
bring suits against large corporations -
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WILSON IS READY To
:. GIVE UP HIS POST
Secretary of Agriculture
: Await Pesident's SeIec-
ton of His Successor,
CABINET HAS MEETING
For the First Time in Three
Months Executives Ad-
viSerS Meet.
CABINET HAS MEETING

WASHINGTON, Nov 14.-Presldcnt
Taft met. the cabinet today for the
first time in three months Secretary
Stimson was the only member absent
The head of the war department is in
Kansas City. where today he spoke on
the Panama canal,
The rcassemblinc Of the president S
official family gave recurrence to the
rumors that Secretary Wilson soon Is
to resign This is generally believed to
be true and in official circles 1t is sad
that the secretary Of agriculture is only
delaying the announcement of his reslG-
nation until President Taft decides on
another man for his place. 1t is said
the portfolio has been offered TO at
least two men. leaders in scientific ag-
ricultura work. and declined.
Aside from consideration OF the
MANY questions which have accumulated
during the summer, lodayis meeting
was largely devoted to consideration oil
the president s message to congress aud
the official reports of the cabinet OH
GERS The president S RECOMMENDATIONS
to congress for supplern eutarY antitrust
legislation probably along the lines OF
federal incorporation act. VIII pe
formed after thorough conferences WIN
Attorney General Wickersham. The at,
torney general intimated that the pres
ident had not fully framed his ideas on
the subject and declared nothing could
he predicted at this time.
II is understood that the president s
advisers pointed out that the work of
the coming congress would center on
Two main issues-the tariff and the
trusts. With Democratic leaders de-
claring for some readjustment of the
Sherman law and the Republican insur-
gents declaring for some affirmative
legislation to point the paths for the
legal conduct of big businesses, the
favor some legislation which will per-
nit business TO go ahead and know
where it stands.
Attorney General Wickersham. at
the president IS direction, prepared the
federal incorporation act. which was
offered to congress two Years ago.
Whether the president had directed
him to prepare. like measure for the
coming congress, Mr.. Wickcrsham
would not indicate.
1t became known that a decision in
The National City bank case probably
will be made soon by the president,
even though some steps have been
taken to dissolve the relations between
the bank and the Nstionnl City COM
panv. Certain powerful western bank
ers. particularly CHICAGO group. are
reported to be insisting that the legal
" of such a corporation as the Nation
al City company be fully determined
before they. will give their full sup
port to the Aldrich plan of currency re.
form.
1t is understood that Attorney Cen
eral Wickersham has reported to the
president that the recent action of the
National City company in disposlng of
certain of IFS bank stock holdings does
not eliminate all the conditions which
he criticised in his investigation.
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Court Investigates News Leakage.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Nov. IA
Judges OF the court OF Missouri are
much wrought UP over the leak in the
International Harvester company custer
decision, which permitted contents OF the
courts order 10 become known in New
York and elsewhere in advance OF the
courts sitting today
Chief Justice Valiant aided by Justice
Lamb, began an inquiry late today in an
effort TO fix responsibility for the leak
Newspaper correspondents, clerks and
other court attaches were questioned.
The inquiry win go on until the Judges
learn how their finding was given un-
authorized publication or they become
convinced the task Of obtaining such in
formation Is futile.
Tho report that the Harvester company
had been ousted was circulated in New
York at 10 o'clock this morning. The
court did not convene until 1880 a. m,
and il was 11:0T when its decision was
handed down.
Knowledge of the decision affected the
New York stock market. Harvester
shares breaking five points before the de-
cision was announced from the bench.
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Testimony Of Value,

This was carried out and the merger
formed. The testimony OF Mr.. Perkins
and that OF Mr.. Mccormick aided mater
tally in the conviction of the 1ntcrna
tional company.
The International Harvester COMPANY.
Commissioner Brace declared in his re-
port. by reason OF its enormous capital
Sl:0. 900 900. could not obtain a. license IN
Missouri, so the International Harvester
company OF America. a selling agent. Was
organized and obtained n license. The
concern, Judge Brace said. was organized
simply 10 evade the laws OF the state.
which debarred the holding company, from
entering,
The commissioner found that the Inter
national had practically 4 monopoly on
The sale OF binders in The state.
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TRANSPORTS READY
FOR AMERICAN TROOPS

WASHINGTON. Nov. 14,-For the last
fortnight under orders from the general
staff. General, Bell, commanding the Phil
ippine division. has had between 5000
and 5000 American soldiers gathered at
Manila and nearby points ready for in
slant embarkation for duty In China as
soon as word should come from the state
department.
The transport Sherman, duo 20 have
sailed from Manila for San Francisco
several days ago. Is being held AT Manila,
In addition, there Is the horse boat War
rem and the interisland' transport LIS
cum available for the short cruise with
troops between Manila and Shanghai or
Ticn Tsin.
present one OF the la rgest merchant liners
engaged in the Pacific trade. which could
readily be chartered. so that General
Bell would have no difficulty in embark
Ing 5000 troons Within twentN-four hours.
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Perkins q Witness.

One Of the witnesses who testified was
George W. Perkins OF j. r.. Morgan Il
Co. OF Kew York. Mr.. Perkins 8as The
guiding spirit in the organization OF the
International Harvester company
The custer suit against the company
was brought under the common law and
the Missouri anti trust law. which arc
broader than the Sherman anti-trust law.
Tho international company WAS organ =
lied in 1907 r. absorbed successivcly tho
Mccormick. Deering. Warder. Bushnell g..
Gessncr, Plano, Milwaukee. Keystone.
Minnie. Altman & Miller, Buckeye and
the -. NJ. Osborn companies.
In June, 1902. Cyrus w. Mccormick
went TO Mr. Perkins to see II he could
suggest a way of relieving competitive
conditions which, 10 quote Mr.. McCor-
mick were fraught with evil from the
Viewpoint of the manufacturers" Fer
kins at once conceived the idea Of or
ganizinE big holding company TO take
over the competing companies.
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Many Persons Given Immedi-
ate Relief From Rheumatism,
Lumbago and Neuralgia.

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for a sample.
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Burrows Predicts Taft Success.

KALAMAIOO, Mich, Nov, 14,-"Sena :
tor la Toilette is n Republican, said
former Senator julius G. Burrows last
night. There is no need 10 fear his run
ming as an independent in case of the re-
nomination OF President Taft
II think Taft will be rcnominatod: =
he said. II have faith that the American
people In their best Judgment will not
fail to re-clect so careful and able man
as President Taft"
"Will the insurgents OF the west support
Taft II nomnated?" he was asked
Il think so Those states are Repubi-
can. l do not take any stock in the talk
OF an independent candidacy or the for
nation OF new party
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Missouri Town Still in Darkness

CHILLICOTHE, Mo. Nov IA city
owning $4,000 lighting plant. with a
probability OF not being able TO use it.
is the predicament Of Chilicotbe. An
doing business in the city for a number
of years has served notice on the
mayor aud the council of an iniunc-
ton and restraining order preventing the
city from starting its power plant
which Is now ready To be turned on
The city has been in darkness for five
years. The case will be heard In the
federal court in Kansas City tomorrow.
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DR.. Eliot Cordially Received.

PARIS, Nov. 14.-Dr Charles ". Eliot,
president emeritus OF Harvard university,
was given a cordial reception by the par
liamcntsry arbitration group in the sem
Iate chamber today. Baron ID Eslour-
neIes De Constant presided and eN~
pressed the felicitations OF the group over
the American educators work in the In
terest OF the extension OF the policy of
arbitration as proposed by President
Taft Responding, Dr. Eliot said the
campaign for arbitration was making
great progress in the public opinion OF
America He said he was going TO the
Orient TO study under the auspices OF the
Carnegie Deace foundation
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culnmins's Trial in Fourth Week.

animation Of William J. Cummins TODAY.
the prosecution tried 10 show that the
defendant had no authority from the di-
csted In 10 use the notes of the compa-
MICS. Cummins's trInl for the larceny of
slio.oo0 through alleged crooked banking
methods is now in It's fourth week. The
Platt Iron works and the Nets (Colorado)
Mining & Smelling company were the
only two concerns that Mr.. Cummins
would admit loans might have been
made to nfler April q.
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PRESIDENT TO TAKE
UP COST OF LIVING

WASHINGTON. Nov. 14.-Presldent
Taft is planning To take up the high cost
OF liviug In Il special message TO congress
when he transmits the report Of the tariff
board investigation Of the wool and cot
ton schedules.
1t also is said he Will vigorously renew
his recommendations for a parcels post.
The tariff boards findings will show. 1t
Is declared, that much OF the high cost
of living Is due TO the middle man rather
than the tariff
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Turks Need Ammunition.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE Turkish
forces arc united In front of Tripoi, with
added strength OF artillery. but with little
ammunition. according 10 dispatches re-
ccived at the italian embassy.
Tho birthday of King Victor Enman-
ucl was celebrated in Tripoli yesterday,
leading Arabs expressing their allegiance
TO the italian sovereign. The authorities
distributed money TO the poor in the
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Indicts Publishing Company.

NEW YORK. Nov. l4,-Indictments
charging use OF the mails in a scheme 10
defraud investors in the stock OF the CO.
lumbian Sterling Publishing company
were returned by the federal grand jury
today against Frank Orff. president of
the company. J. f. 3. htkin, its law
yer. and Lee Sidwell and Eugene Bryan
NAies. nfIicerS
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Colonel Kelly Dies in Phoenix.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 14.-Word was
received today of the death in Phoenix
Ariz. last night of Colonel Walter y.
Kelly of this city tuberculosis. con
Iracted after long service with The First
California volunteers in the Phiiippines s
was the cause. Colonel Kelly command :
ed the state militia I'm San Francisco at
The thne OF The earlhauake and fre
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No Further Charges in Jenkins Case.

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.--The customs
fraud case involving the Jewels OF Mrs.
Helen Dwelle jenkins will stop with the
prosecution of Nathan Allen of Eenosha,
Wis. and his friend, John X. Collins. the
Memphis coal operator. United States
District Attorney Wise said today that
the government had been unable to fas-
ton a smuggling charge on leading
Wall street banker. suspected of being
Involved
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Taggart's Plurality 1855.

TOPEKA. Kan. Nov. li.-The canvass
Of the votes cast for member OF the ma
tionsi house OF representatives from the
Second district. which was made today
by the state canvassng board. gives Tag
eart. D"mocrat. plurality OF 1855, The
vote follows:
Jaggart. 1891: Guycr Republican.
1851: Kliehge Socialist 2flG; King
ProhlbltiOnist, 1lai.
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Fowler Will Start From Ell Paso.

Ell PASO. Tex, Nov. 14.-Aviator
Robert O.. Fowler spent today overhaul
ing his aeroplane preparatory TO rcsun-
that he would remain here several days
and that he would give an exhibition
flight tomorrow or Thursday, ..r
Late tonight Fowler announced that
he had abandoned plans for an exhibit
ton flight here and that with favorable
weather he would start tomorrow for
PCcoS Tex. 200 miles distant
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Salesman Dies of Wounds.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. ii.-Newton
Johnson. travelling salesman from Chi
caEo, who WAS shot by Wilson Holman.
barkeeper. as a result OF quarrel Sun
died today IN the City and County hos
pital Holman was arrested, charged
with .nutder.
johnson leaves widow in Chicago.
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Shipbuilders Gro Into Bankruptcy.

LONDON, Nov, lI.-Tbe Thames Iror
Works, Shipbuiding &. Engineering COM
rany, Limited, appeared in the bank
ruDtcy court Today and II receiver was
appointed. The company is completing
the British dreadnought Thunderer and
its failure TO obtain a contract for a bat
tleship In this years naval programme
was the immediate cause OF its embar-
rasSment.
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Suspect Held for Trial,

NEW WESTMINSTER. b c.. Nov
l4.-After a hearing lasting two hours
today, John BoZyll one e-handed. one
eyed Ruthcnian, was committed for trial
on the charge OF having in his possession
portion Of the money stolen from the
New Westminster branch Of the Bank OF
Montreal on the morning OF Septem-
n II
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Municipal League Meets.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. ,13.--Chsrles J,
Bonaparte OF Baltimore, former president
of the National Municipal league Dresid-
OF the convention OF that organization,
The officers. who were reelected. include
William Dudlcy Foulke, Richmond Ind,
president: Jane Adams, Chicago. and
William kent, Kentheld. Cal, vice presi-
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Three Mile Funeral Procession

KANSAS CITY. Nov. IA line OF
carriages three miles long carried the
mourners at the funeral OF James Pen
dersast politician and former alderman.
The funeral was one of the largest In
the history of Kansas City. The city
and county buildings were closed during
the forenoon
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compensation Law Is Constitutional.

MADISON, Wis. Nov. 1I.-The Wiscon-
sin supreme court today sustained the
constitutionality of the workmens COM
pensatiou law enacted at the last session
OF the Legislature.
The law provides for the insurance OF
workingmen employed by the corpora
damages are to be fixed by a state COM
mission.
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