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TAFT'S CREDIT
 NOT GOOD HERE
Baltimore Man Says Ike Looks Like Any Other Vehicle Owners to Kim and He Must Come Across
 With License Coin.
Nrare Speeial

i"t"rnarional Ne~s Special
 Baltimore, Md. Jan 3o.,-Jehn E. Georg, state motor vehicle comnis-
 ions:', re. gse& 0 sic William ii. Taft Of o 10 HoY employed as presi- Geet e ttc United States, credit for SAP
 He's president I know" said MT. George today, "but all automobilists look alike to me. The law eXempta vehicles owned by the State of Mary land and the local governments in Maryland, but nothing is said about the United States.'
 President Taft through his secre- tary, Charles B. Norton, sent to Con- missioner George application for the licensing for four motor cars and three chauffeurs, but enclosed no re- mittance.
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dict of not guilty and the defendant was discharged.

dict of not guilty and the defendant was discharged.
 George Cox, a negro, whom Attor- ney Caldwell, counsel for Young, de- clares he sent to the county farm at Sherrill several years ago, was the prosecuting witness. Cox said he bought 50 cents worth of cocaine at the negro drug store, after De putty Constable Jim Moore had given him the money to make the purchase, in order to get some evidence against the druggist. Several local business men, white residents formerly of Camden, Ark, where Young was rear ed, testified to his good character and said he was one of the best negroes who ever lived in Ouachita county. The charge that he was wanted else where on charge of selling cocaine was not substantiated.
 The evidence Of Cox was unsupport- ed. The drug purchased by Cox at Youngs drug store was analysed and pronounced cocaine, but the jurors did not think much of the testimony at the trial and acquitted the defend. ant. Prosecuting Attorney T. G Parham represented the state.
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JEFF DAVIS WENT
 AFTER L0R|MER Arkansas Senator Says LOT inner and Browne Slept in
 the Same Suite.
GALLERY APPLAUDS
Frazier Files Minority Report and Says Votes Purchased at
 Springfield.
international News Special

international News Special
 Washington, Jan. 30-Senator Fraz- Ter, of Tennesse, member of the State Committe OH Privileges and Elec- tions, a majority of which submitted a report declaring Senator Lorimer's seat legal, today filed his minority neport In "a short statement he said that four members of the Illinois Legislature admitted having received money for voting for Lorimer and inn plicated three others as, bribe takers.
 Senator Frazier said that he con- cured in the conclusion that Senator BeVeridge submitted some time ago with 9 resolution to declare Lorimer's election illegal
 Senator BeVeridge today again ask ed vote on the Lorimer case. but Senate Bulkely objected when the reqrest was made for Unanimous consent.
 Senat9f Jeff Davis, of Arkansas, to day attacked Lorimer in his speech on the popular election of senators He made the statement that Lorimer and Browne had slept in the same room for weeks in Spric gfield, con- sequently Lorimar must. have know, of tho bribery. At the conclusion z. the speech he was told that this stale ment was not true Hereupon he arcs to the question Of ners~ral privilegc in the same rOcrn. tNov ha} slrDt i, the same suit. The Senator was ap- plauded by the galleries.
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DOCTOR MAY SUE
 4. (. VANDERBILT Lawyer Says Millionaire A!fented Affections of Physicians Wife. NAMES CONNECTED
CONNECTED
She Recently Got Divorce at Reno Occupied Vanderbilt Box at Horse Shows.
Intenational News Special

New York, Jan 3O.-That Smith H. McKim, is contemplating an action against Alfred G. Vanderbilt for alienation of the affections of Mrs. McKim, who recently obtained c di- vorce in Reno, is the statement Of one of the attorneys for Dr. McKim.
 The attorney would say nothing fur ther with respect to the affairs of Dr. McKim or his wife, whose name has recently been connected with that of
 MT. Vanderbilt in numerous news dispatches.
 Mrs. McKim occupies MT. Wander bilt's box at the horse shows and it is said in many ways has bean the recipient of attentions from Mr. Van- derbilt. The latter also has reticent as to his predicted marriage to the former Miss Margaret Emerson, who is the daughter of Captain Isaac E. Emerson.
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PROPOSES CLARK
 FOR PRESIDENCY
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international News Special
 Montgomery Mo-, Jan. 30.-Claud R. Ball, who was recently Speaker elect, Champ Clark's opponent for Congress from this district has just returned from tour through ten wes- tern states and in an interview here today, declared there was an uprising in the west in favor of Champ Clark for president. MT. Ball introduced resolution in the Democratic coun ty convention here, endorsing Clark for president. It was unanimously passed.
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MINE WORKERS TO
 END CONVENTION
International News Special

International News Special
 Columbus, Ohio, an.~3o.-The con- vention os the United Mine Workers is expected to close tomorrow, but before adjournment another vote will be taken on the proposition 70 expel any member of the organiza- ton who jcins the Civil Federation. This question came up today again in a report from the Committee on Con- stitution. It is aimed at John Nit chell, former president of the Miners. The constitution will change the day to provide that before general strike be declared referendum vote must be taken of the miners.
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DEATH OF LITTLE
 WATSON CAUSEY

Watson Causey, the year old son of Mr. and Mrs. B. V causey, died yesterday morning at their hsme- Eighteenth avenue and Walnut street ef a form e diptheria. The nttie fellow was ill only a short while ane was the, only child of his devoted par ents. He was the life and light et the Causey home and his death mas left his perents almost heartbroken't The funeral which will be prlvate' will take place probably today CT oo- morrow, upon the arrival of relatives from Mississippi. Rev. s. P Tull, o' the First Baptist church will conuuct tt.s services.
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SECRETARY OF WAR
 AFTER REY0LUTIONISTS
International News Special

International News Special
 Washington, Jan. 30.-The Secre- tary of War today ordered an officer and thirty men from San Diego to Mexicalli, near the border of the Northern part of Mexico, where the revolution has appeared for the first time since the outbreak. The rev. oluticni>ts have seized the custom house. The reason for sending Unit ed States troops. is to prevent armed expeditions from crossing into Mexi- GO.
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NEGRO DRUGGIST
 ACQUITTED BY JURY
George Cox's Testimony Against Dan Young Did Not Make Impression
 On Jury Which Heard the Case.

After hearing the charge against Dan Young, the negro proprietor of the Peoples Drug store on East Third avenue, aired fully yesterday, follow ing his arrest several days ago by Constable Frank Stewart -aa' Deputy Constable Jim Moore on charge of selling cocaine, a jury in Magistrate W. D. Vance's court returned ver-
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FOR RENT-A dwelling four blocks from Main street Within easy walk ing distance of business section. Mod- ern conveniences.-Cot Belt Sav- ings &, Trust Go. 27 At
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UNCLE JOE" AND
 CHAMP CLARK
Speaker and Speaker-Elect Appear at Capitol for the Moving Picture Man Films Made for European
 Display.
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International News Spec1a!
 Washington, Jan. 30.-'Uncle Joe Cannon and Champ Clark, speaker and Speaker-elect of the House or Representatives, today posed for the moving picture man. The pictures have been ordered by European thef ters. The two distinguished leaders were photographed as they arrived separately at the Capitol and as they walked across the plaza.
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A desirable two story residence for rent. Located on Lakeside con- venient to car line.-Cotton Belt Saw ings & Trust Go. ol 1t.
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NO MORE RAGING
 IN CALIFORNIA
international News Special

international News Special
 Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 90.-Without a word of debate the Walker Young Anti Race Track bill passed the as- sembly this afternoon by vote of 58 to ,. This new law stops racing in California fifteen days after the measure is signed by the governor. This measure stops oral betting.
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"A two story residence for rert. Located on w. 4th. ave- Modern con- veniences. Cotton Belt Sasl'yss and Truyt Co 26 Y
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FOR RENT-A cottage near 18th and Mulberry. Convenient to car line. Good lccation.-Cotton Belt Savings 6 Trust Go. 2S At.
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YOU WORK HARD FOR YOUR

MONEY. Why not have check ac- count at this bank to help you save
 some of it.-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 27 Ct.
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TOR T-wRRYrIA VTxTH.
 [ clicksners. nrnre'la wss'; accona erd wsl1vt. oppcsite leAs M
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about opening a checking account fe- gardless of the business you're eh- gagged in or the size of your account
 Many firms, merchants and corpof- ations are depositors of this oaih- because they know of it's SAFE ME- THODS and the help in business s checking account affords-but there are many men doing business III d small way who haven't bank ac- count-if you are one Of thelh-oe' our Cashier at once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
Utah County Board Meets.
necial TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
PROVO, Dec. 4.-rhe county coinlnis-
sIoners OF Utah county met here today
In regular. session and transacted pusi-
ness pertaining 10 the county Coir
munication was received from Jesse u
Jew<es, state auditor, which stated
"'Tbe state board of equalization ana
/ have arranged for a meeting 10 pe
held in the office of the county assessor
OF Salt Lake county IN the lily gnu
County building on THURSDAY. Deccmper
for the purpose of a conference VIII
the county commissioners. assessors
clerks and treasurers of Salt ,,a Lake
Tooele. Utah, Juab, Wasatch' MhlaTd,
HEAVIER Iron and Washington counties
10 discuss matters of great importance
IN the state and counties
\ net{tiou was received from the Com
mcrcIal club OF Maplcton, asking Inc
county for an appropriation OIL cow io'
improving the roads in Mapleton'
David Mcdaniel, deputy road comn'iS
sioncr, reported that the road from Al
pine CITY to Draper. on The utah county
side. has been finished and Is no" reduS
for travel -, L.. ,Lo
An ordinance was passed TO-DAY oL SIIc
county commissioners granting iIan
cbiso to the PaNson and west Moun-
lain Power Transmission company 10
r1,n q transmission line from the mout,'
or Spanish Fork canyon across the Sout.
nart OF Utah county 70 west line OF lllc
county. The following fees were re
norted collected during the monln OF
Eoyember: Treasurer. SIS: clerk, Si"o''''
recorder, s33S7O sheriff, S5l.9o'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
News of lntermountain Region
CAN KEEP FRANCHISE.
Telephone Company TangIe at Ogden Is
Partially Stralshtened Out.
Special 10 Tho Tribune

Special 10 Tho Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. AT a regular meeting
OF the city council tonight n communica
ton was received from Mayor William
Glasmann regarding the franchise of the
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany.
At the meeting last week the city at
torpey and the law committee recon-
mended that the franchise OF the Utah
Mountain Bell company be dissolved be-
cause the Mountain States Telegraph s,
Telephone company, the successor OF the
Two companies, was, 1t was reported, to
raise rates.
In his communication tonight Mayor
Glasmann said that il had been found
that under the terms Of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company fran
chise that company had a right to trans
fer It's franchise TO a purchasing com
pany He further said that the company
to its terms.
The council accepted the recommends
ton OF the mayor that no legal action be
taken IN the matter.
r. 4. Hoag. cashier OF the Utah Ma
tional bank OF Ogden, was appointed a
member Of the board OF trustees OF the
Carnegie free library in place Of Howard
j. Peery, a member of the council who
resigned on account of pressure OF Other
business. Mr.. Hoag will represent the
city on the board
County Engineer w. NJ Bostaph was
authorized by the council to proceed viii
the work Of stripping for bedrock tol
the dam in South Fork canyon py eN'
posing the bedrock underneath tho
stream, q distance of six feet, the widtf
OF the stream.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
TRIAL OF DROUBAY
AROUSES INTEREST
Sheepmen Greatly Concerned
Concerning Outcome of Al
legged Violation of Law.

Paul Droubay, who is accused of break
ing quarantine with his flock OF sheep
when they had the scab, by driving them
outside OF the limits set by the quaran-
tine officer. asked for a change of venue
when his case came up before Justice Of
the Peace Frawley. at Tooele, yesterday.
This was granted and the case Will be
tried before City Justice Gordon at a
date not yet announced.
The other two cases against this man
are that OF not dipping his sheep and OF
failing 10 dip them the second time, These
Will be heard al Tooele December 10. The
case OF breaking quarantine is consid-
cred the most important of these.
The prosecution Is being. conducted by
the county of Tooee and the state board
of sheep commissioners. The law firm
of Stewart Bowman and Norris OF this
city is representing the state board OF
sheep commissioners in the case and
Messrs. Stewart and Morris went to
Tooele yesterday for this purpose. DR..
+, Il. Murray, inspector in charge OF the
United States bureau OF animal industry
here. and A. a. Callister, secretary OF the
state board OF sheep commissioners. also
went to Tooele yesterday as witnesses in
the case.
Mr.. Stewart reports that a large num-
Der OF sheepmen were at Tooele yesterday
and, besides showing keen interest in
the trial OF Droubay, asked concerning
the coming state convention that viii be
held in the Hotel Utah in this city Fri
day and Saturday of this week. The rail-
roads have offered a ouefare rate for
the round trip for this convention and
a good attendance is assured. The pro-
gramme as arranged will touch on every
part OF the sheep industry and will treat
each part as thoroughly as can be done
In so short d time. The reduced rates
as announced by the railroads are good
from any part Of The state and tickets
can be purchased after today. the return
limit being sufficient to allow attendance
at the convention and a visit in Salt
Lake City after This has adjourned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
New Tuberculosis Remedy
Based on Medicine.

To say that q specific exists for the
cure Of Consumption is perhaps too strong
statement, but in EcSman's Alternative
We have n medicine that has been the
means of saving many life TO years
of usefulness. and i'm permanently curing
a large number of Consumpticos,
Certainly person afflicted with a
wasting disease should be well fed With
wholesome. nourishng food, but fire.
quently raw eggs in quqantities cause a
digestive breakdown. and then no food
nourlshes, As for milk. very good food
Tor many. but n producer OF biliousness
Tor some.
ANY diet that keeps CoDsun1ptirc well
rourished is the right ono. but what is
going to cure the patientf-Eckman's Al
tcrative has cured and Is curing many
a case Of Consumption. Let those speak
who know. Here Is n specimen;
40 Savannah St, Rochester, n. Y
Gentlemen; On June J, 1907. was
operated upon for Tubcrculsr peritontlS,
AT ST MaryS Hospital, Rochester n, Y.
After the operation my physician save
me up as hopeless was then mrged by
which did, My weight nj the time Was
~ lbs | began TO improve and steadily
gained In health and strength. ] now
weigh 126 lbs. and am absolutely cured.
Believing | owe 1t to myself and others
/ make this statement"
E.ckman's Alternative is effective In
Bronchitis Asthma Hay Fever; Throat
and Lung Troubles, and in upbulldjng the
system. Does not contain polsons. OPT
scHRAMM. JOHNSON DRUGS, The
and other leading druggists. Ask ;or
booklet Of cured cases and write to
Gctman Laboratory, Philadelphia. Pa,
fpr additional. eSidance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
ALLEGED CRIMINAL CAUGHT.
A. 3. Wilson, Who Issued Checks That
Were Repudiateo, Is Located.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. 4.-From descriptions
furnished by Sheriff L, l.. Harrison a:
3, Wilson, wanted Mt Ogden on several
charges OF forgery, has been arrested at
Cotton, q small station on the Denver d
Rio Grande railroad near Provo, accord
Ing to a telegram received By the sheriff
from Sheriff George Judd OF Utah county
this morning. Wilson was employed at
the salt beds west Of Ogden for some
time. He had issued a number OF
checks, which were cashed by people In
Ogden and found 10 be good, previous
TO the Saturday when he got through
with his work. On that day he sue
ceeded In cashing a check for $50 at the
Marion hotel and several others total ling
something more than 500 at various
other places in the city. Not until the
following Monday morning was 1t dis
covered that the checks were not good,
but Wilson had in the meantime left the
city with several new suits of clothing
and other articles purchased at Twenty
fifth street stores. Sheriff Harrison
heard that Wilson was in Provo Sat
urday and wired the sheriff OF Utah
county 10 apprehcpd him. Deputy Sher-
iff Dunn trailed Wilson through Span
iSh Fork canyon and arrested him at
Cotton. An officer Will leave for Wilson
nj once.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
WILL
LIKELY BE DROPPED

TRENTON. y. j., Dec. d.-Four New
Jersey corporations. recorded as dead in
the office of the secretary OF state. ara
among the defendants in the govern.
ment's dissolution suit against tho Uni
cccdinCs against them probably Will be
dropped. This was the day fixed for filing
appearance In the suit.
The defunCt corpora tons are tine Car
nesie company of New jersey. the Ma
tional Steel company. the American Steel
Hoop company and the American Sheet
steel company.
All other defendants individual and
corporate. with The exception Of Edmund
{. Converse. had filed Appearances at
noon, John -. Rockefeller aud John u.
Rockefeller, .lr., represented by lawyers,
sent n messenger down with their writ Of
appearances. Later j messenger came
with the writ of appearance Of Edmund
c. Converse, completing tho appearance
of defendants.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
EXTRADITION TANGlG,
Officers Are Having Trouble 10 Srln9
a, &, Mills Back to ogden
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Dec. Because Of the tech
uicalities Of an international character,
some difficulty may be experience III
returning A. T. Mills from Calgary, can
ada, 10 Ogden, where he is wanted on
three charges OF forgery, utterinS hcti-
tious check and obtaining money by
false pretenses. Sheriff Il +. harrison
has received telegram from Sherift
Macley OF Calgary stating that Mills mas
been released from Jail on haoeas corpus
proceedings but that he is being watched
iInin an officer from this county arrives
Sheriff Harrison wired back that the
Warrants for his arrest had been issued
hv the district court here AND that GOV
crnor Spry had issued the requlsition' IL
will be necessary 10 take up the mater
OF eNtraditinn with the British emoassa, ,
dor AT Washington. -. c.. and the Local
authorities are undecided whether TINS
can he done by telegraph or whether an
officer will have to- go To Washington
with the papers FIRST, before gong 10
Caicsry Emil Mills. father OF the ac-
cuscd man, has wired both Sherlu liar-
risun and the officers of the Ogden state
hank. the complainant offering TO settle
lhc amount Of the bogus check II the
nroccedinss arc dropped, but this offer
has been refused consideration
At the request OF tho Calgary sherin,
Walter y Farr. bookkceper at the Og-
den State ba nix. win 20 TO Calgary with
Tho Utah officer TO complete the lden-
tlGcaiion Of Mills.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
Development Programme.

snccial 10 The Tribune.
PROVO, Dec. d,--The programme lot
tho Utah County Development conNSh-
lion. which Is TO be held here Dccenoer
& has bccn arranged and is as follows;
Call 10 order by Joseph l. farrer'
temporary chairman. , r
ADDRESS OF welcome, Mayor W H. Ray
Additional addresses by Nilllam W
Roylance and President r. j. Irvine Jr.
Appointment OF committees ON pcrina
neni orraniza ton and order ot business
resolutions and on bylaws .,
Afternoon. 2 p, m. address on nipusn
Trains and Better Service. Alma Green
wood of American Fork.
Address on "Eetter Accommodatlohe
from the Railroads" Mayor W. a. Jones
ADDRESS. mo Necessity for piscrimina, :
ton Against Utah Alfalfa Seed, prcsl-
dent of The Santaquiu CommeTGlnl clup.
Address Our Health and Happiness
Or II c. IIolbrook. Lchi
Address, "Drsming Utah Lake" Prof,
T. S. HncklcY
Rates" John 4. Smith, Spr,ngvi'le
Address Greater Water supply,
Mayor g. r. Cooper. Pleasant Grove.
General discussion.
Luncheon.
There will be display Of goods manu- ,
factured in Provo at thc CoinherN's'
clul) rooms.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-05
SUES FOR $4,000.
Employee OF Corey Bros. Construction
Co, Is Plaintiff In Big Damage Suit.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. AFTER a Jury had
been impaneed in Judge Howels d.
vision of the district court this morn
ing, the trial OF the damage suit where
In Joseph tszio is seeking $50, 900 from
the Corey Brothers Construction com
pany WAS begun.
FaZiu, I'm his complaint SAYS that while
employed with the construction company
i'm Montana four years ago, as q team
stcr. hc was injured by the explosion
Of dynamite, which destroyed his right
eye, impaired the sight Of the left eye,
rendered him partially deaf and injured
bin internaly. The plaintiff says he
v'as ordered 10 go near the place where
the powder men were throwing out cx-
.plosiYes to lie used In blasting The
construction company denies any liability
for tho accident claiming that the plain
tiff was injured through his own care
lesSncss. The company says further
that a settlement of all claim for dam
ages held by the plaintiff WAS negotiated
when FazIo was paid 81 and given trans
portatiun from Montana to Utah. The
case will he on trial for several days.