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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
AN OIL TRUST POSSIBILITY.

The Americans seem 10 be getting
such foothold in Guatemala as TO
make themselves practically masters Of
the unquiet Republic The Senator
Clark syndicate. as was announced some
days ago, has all the metal mining con
cessions that Guatemala has 10 offer.
That syndicate viii do all the mining
for metal in Guatemala as soon as the
final arrangements are made, and the
syndicate gets its machinery and men
on the ground. II is an enormous con
cessiou, from which Guatemala ought
10 receive very great wealth. but the
proba bility is that the president who
has granted the concession will him
self he the recipient of what is paid.
The Tribune s special dispatch yes
terdsv morning announced that, fol
lowing the mining concession granted
to the Clark syndicate. the j. r. Nor
gan interests have obtained the com
plele control Of the petroleum rights IN
the Republic Of Guatemala. There has
not heretofore been any great stir made
about the discovery or production OF
oil in Guatemala. There is. in fact, no
mention in the ordinary works of ref
erence Of oil being found At all in
that country. This does not necessarily
imply. however, that oil may not be
found there in more or less quantities,
much less docs il imply that oil com
panies could not be rrofita bly, organized
in Guatemala On the contrary, il r.
Just possible that Guatemala, by rea-
son of liberal concessions, loose laws,
and lax administration, might be found
"a he an admirable place for the head
quarters Of such q corporation as the
Standard Oil Company. with liberty TO
do business in It's own way in every
country in the world. II might be made
an admirable home for such a company,
one out Of the reach Of annoying anti
trust laws and stern aud implacablc
,puTis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
MR.. GAYLEY is OFF.

The House investigation of the steel
trust has provided lot of interesting
reading for the American public. True
there has moi been very much of This
that is absolutely new, but still II Is
brought forward IN a form that is new,
and with corroboratiyc details unknown
before, and especially was the agree
mcnt Of President Roosevelt 10 tho
work Of the combine dimly known To
the public Mt large. Messrs. John w
Gates and Judge l.. H. Gary have
furnished inc information referred TO.
Now comes Mr.. james Gaylcy, vice
president of the steel corporation, and
an officer Of the Carnegie concerns for
many years, who undertakes TO deny Mr.
Gates IS testimony where Gates showed
the difficulty they had in dealing with
Carnegie anJ getting his plants for the
combine. Mr.. Gayley says that Carnegie
did not make any threats, that he did
moi hold up j. p Morgan, and that
he was IN no scnsc party 10 any of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

the transactions whereby the steel trust
was organized, either in support Of that
organization or making threats against
it. But Mr. Gates did not Imputc
anything of this kind to Carnegie.
On the contrary. he said that Carnegie
was the main obstacle in the way Of
the planners OF the trust, not on ac-
count of what he was saying, but in
what he was doing. He would not
hold TO prices, and he was proceeding
TO erect certain works that would be
extremely annoying TO the combine. and
would strengthen him so that it was
necessary, in order 10 establish the
combine. to buy Mr.. Carnegie out al
his own figures. This was done.
The talk of Mr.. Gavley. therefore,
is entirely aside from the question; and
while ostcnsibly DENYING Mr.. Gates s
statements, does not, in fact, deny any
of them. What Mr.. Carnegie proposed
10 do was not threat against the
trust. save only as it was necessary for
the trust to head il of. Mr.. Carnegie
made no threats, but he put himself
into such a position that he had to be
bought off. That is the plain truth
about the matter, that is what Mr.,
Gates swore to, and that is what Mr.
Gayley does not DENY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
THE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING 1911.

Roosevelt is doubly quoted as saying
that he would not be candidate for
President next year, that he would re-
gard il as calamity if he was nomi'
mated, and that he expected that every
friend of his would do everything IN his
power to prevent any movement looking
toward his nomination. This gives reas'
surancc again TO the Taft desires and
hopes. For, with Roosevelt out of the
way, there. would probably not be
any formidable candidate TO beat. and
no strong movement against the re-
nomination of President Taft.
It Jocks little as though Senator
Root right he playing some politics
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
TAFT'S WAY CLEARING.

The non-committsl position of former
President Roosevelt heretofore on the
Presidential candidacy next year, has
made the campaign of President
Taft for reelection rather uncertain.
Tho alleged pledge made by Colonel
Roosevelt, therefore, al the jubilee cce
brstion Of Cardinal Gibbons in Bslti
more. that he would support President
Taft next year for the Presidency. was
ioyfully welcomed by President Taft 's
friends as removing the greatest peril
to his candidacy. The prompt denial
by Colonel Roosevelt that he had ever
made any such pledge put the matter
all at sea again. Now. however, Colonel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

himself with the possibility of iurk
doeire for the nomination for Presl-
dont next wear on the Republican
t,,Let RI so. nc could probably count
on Colonel Roosevelt 8 support oeo"uS'
Roosevelt has declared that Root wa"
ono of the greatest men that tins coun'
trv has ever produced. 1t is quite pos
s;bIe that Senator Root Is opposing
President Taft in the reciprocity agree
men; chiefly to emphasize the dlher-
once between them, and TO make more
prominent his assertion Of his own per
soral views on this matter, which is so
near 70 the Presidents IS heart.
ITowavers whatever there may be IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

the Root candidacy il is 49,
The same is true as to any ~
candidacy that might
The intimation that senator
would be "A candidate q.
next year is not one ,ba,
all alarming TO President Tqe
would he practically imnos,;;ssIl
slider Senator La Follctle ~
lican nominee. " 1;'
Al appears 10 be worliu.
fore. for the rcnomination "
Taft. His real opponen, O'
will be in the ranks Of II. 9
those who are digcou,e,.aag ag
criticisms OF the tariff ,nd nj
his independence Of tho Pa.
chine and his indifTerene" ao; - I;
bosses. " Y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

representative Murdock of Kansas
accuses the Democrats OF protecting the
vorstcd combination in their wool
measure. But that is what the Ropub
lican standpatters did in the new tarld
law which they passed; and when the
carded woolen manufacturers protested
and warned Apostle Senator Smoot
that he country would be likely 10 go
Democratic IF they framed the law
that way and thus favored special in
tercsts at the expense of others, he
gave the historic reply. What the
he'll do | care, if il docs go Demo
crstic?'i And Smoot is the great party
boss in Utah. too.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

The official church organ has got IL
self IN a pretty mess. II started in
printing with great 'glcc and applause
the letters of tho special agent Of
the New York World who was out
hero while ago investigating the
situation. IT WAS delighted with his
admirable, clean, and truthful pre-
scntation. Why couldn Z everybody
be just aud fair toward the Saints, like
that? But all at once it throws up
its hands III horror and amazement; il
6ndStha correspondent is iu need OF
refuiatiVn, and 1t sadly takes up the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

That Cincinnati man who reports that
poor man has no show in Reno, and
cites as proof The fact that the Nevada
courts would not allow him a divorce,
merely because nc wanted ia desert
his family, mus; have The same order
Of mind as The editor of The Deserct
News, who hold. that poirgamy is the
divine plan for The upbnildiug of the
fhristinn hnme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

President Taft calls for The bill. the
whole bill. and nothing but the bill. in
his talk for Canadian reciprocity But
the Senate .Rooters seem 10 think that
something else viii be Just as good =
1t is q hard Job hat the President has
in his contest with the willy and sdroi,
Senate Perhaps he may vet have To
adopt the Roosevelt tactics tia were
50 successful with that body and get
out "thc big stick.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

The rcqucs, made for 4 grand jury
Of tho Third District Court here should
not undertake to limit the activity OF
that body. There s n great work for
stslwart. earnest grand jury TO do
here, and We trust that one may be
ordered here and turned loose for
zealous work without any hampering
rcslriclinns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

The Joocle bank robbers seem to be
as adroit in hiding rs they were
audscious in taking. But thc detective
theory IS that criminals always leave a
clue. and IL is Gp to the detectives To
end thar cine i'm This CASE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

II appears that orders have gone out
TO withdraw our troops from the Mexi-
can border. II is high time; for. ac-
cording 30 accounts. the men were be
Ing worn ont in complying with incon-
sidcrate and crushing orders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

The Alaskan summer travel may nov
heein. The Yukon is reported open
from mouth to head of navigation
And the Alaska travel IS getting
heavier aud heavier every season But
!, s = good thing chat he Alaskan
tourists won I need coal; if they did
they couldn't 20. There's plenty Of
coal IN Alaska. too, but under "conSer
walton II : crime tc mine IT,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

Spain. IT seems. wants some OF that
Morocco for herself. and France cries
out in horrifcd surprise \ yulture
cvuldn he moro annoyed if hawk
Ncnturcd 10 interfere with lis meal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

The Cache county physicians oppose
the new liquor law. a. il imposes upon
them too much responsibility. The
Judges Of nc district courts might well
oppose il also. and on exactly the same
grounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10
Saturday, June 10, 1911.

~ have no use for liars says Col.
Roosevelt Well, now, wouldn' t that
jar youP And Senator Rayncr had just
dealt with his casci too
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

Those Alaskans who burned Clifford
Pinchot in efligy bad better look ont.
or be viii get after them for stealing
public timber TO do it with.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

The hoboes are husjling out Of Kan
sss iu hurry; $4,000 harvest hands
are called for there. and the hobo fears
that he will be drafted for work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

task of eating its own commendation.
The News is surely in hard luck
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-10

Business communications should be ad-
dressed: "Ths Tribune. Salt Lake City.
Utah"
Matters for publica ton TO Editor
The Tribune. Salt Lake City. Utah.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-04

- Der 68 Sabre llts @rbsiter Iboz
mas Coins, Don Der 3. uuO Sim Str,
nuroe qeItern an Der 13. uno UtatH
StraBs BON einem, pou SobnionJonss,
pon go. 4 SIT Court StraBe, Qelents
ten Qlblieferun9Spagen Der y. 8.
aroQer Gompanp iberfahren. Gr ers
fit falimme Qb5hiiriungsn uno &ons
tilIionen an GopI unD SbsrtOrper uno
nurbe in qutroIpugen 3 nah bem
ftGotiThen 5o'pttal gsbratt. Der Yer
unoliittc 1T Der ShpieqerDatsr oss
golisiItsr Utihael 8atters.
- Der 81 Sabre ate Glert Sacob
9immert. pon g2p. 1852 Rittenbouie
Strubs, Elm MngeitsQter Der UlenoeI
Gpmpanp, go. 113 Beit Beurl Str.,
iab osftern in ben GlepatorIhatt bin
ab, als in bemislbsn 4ugenbIjt Ser
FQbrfu6l emporIdob. 3immert 2og
fih ihlimme 0erIsBungeH an ben Gtps
pen uno am ainn 3u uno purDe IN
oer4utomobilambulan3 ndt Dem ltao'
ttIhen 6oIpitul gebroht.
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Gh..GrlaubniR

(gsc. $. Jefp, "a. 1874 anor Str.
gbna W. GBItnssr, p, 3435 On
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(glifForo R. Spnss, 1926 gldrt Ctr.
lglara gambsrgsr. q, 2139 Goth.
IRatbar gropsr, "a, 807 80. I. Qps.
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lgllmd m. Dennis, Is, 906 Race Ctr.
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(gso. I. srimming. %, 1908 8ubo.
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l,sucob 6orpiB. Is. 837 Ridmonp.
/ lgither 9ohsn. 20, 1856 5airfar.
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ben Grobgeitporsnsn iibsrpisIsn unb
sfpar untsr !. $1,000 9iirgfhaft. 1ie
iporsn bobsi abseiabt porbsn, als iie
einsn giiterndsen Der Big Gour eis
fsnbabn aufbrahsn.
Die SnlniIen bes llnion geiheI
ipurosn in Der Wonius Raht in niht
g.rinse aufrssuns periebt, als pl0ss
lid i'm 5nsitsn Siodfpert 3tpei Sdiiiie
fisIsn. Sm ndhiien QussnbIid eridisn
Elm Wann an sinem Jenitsr oes s.-
nannten Stodtpsrtss uno rief Iaut I'm
ollie. Di. polisiiten Worau uni
3apf eiIten In oas 5ous uno iislItsH
felt, bab Snbn Wslih ourh cine 6ol3'
tuanb sip.i Rspolpertuseln In bas on
arenssnbe 3immer ots Robert Grsioe
qeiaat hattie. Die beioen mannsr ipd'
rem Dor urV.fdhr br,i Wonatsn II
Etrtit serathen uno ItbisH isitosm il
sSeinoThoft. Welif, nuroe ipeger
Sdiebens innerbalb Der Staotgren3s'
BON b,m poliseirihtsr nit elmer 6sIb
itrais ppn $25 unb ben Goitsn belsgi
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in Der eeitrissn SiBurg 0es bemos
tratiIhen aampdgne ausIhunes
nuroe 5srr Spbu u. grortermdnn,
grGiioent DER 6ob ShnsiOer 8reDIn8
&c. einitimmig gum Disqualification
ees 4usihuiiss erpdhIt.
Die formeqs Groffnung Der osmos
fratiiten Eampasne piro am Cams
taa Qbsnb ben IA. b. W. seIegeHt!th
einer WafenpsriammIung in Suos
hcff's Garten, Dariap uuo Gnrigb.
apeuue, Qrics 6iu, itattfinotn, bei
tuelher oie 5errsn SsHra CUNT uns
Simeon R. Sobnipn, aaaoioatsn fur
Wapor refp 8i3emapor ais 9auptreo'
aer fuRairen tpsrosn.
Tas @sreiRigts aonititutionssaoms
mittes, pelhes aus Tele9atsH BON etDa
96 bisiigsn Crguniiationsn 3uIammsns
asiebt III, bat 6shufs Joroerung osr
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t-eidr.
Der qusiduB pirb beute 4beno in
isinem 5auptquartisr. i'm 9ibior
oouIs, elm. SiBuns abholtsH.
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Die srite r.sslmGBige 8sriammiuns
iii auf Sonna5eae, 7. Cttobsr,
Hn1mi.tags 2.30 llbr. in Der aula
Der 8. 1iitritts Stuls, angsisst Jola
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iiihrun9:
alapisrpOrtaa: 5rihlinssrauidsn"
pom 8. Sinoing
i5rdulsin 5risoa Winter.
0eIansportras: Der Grlt0nis",
pon 5r. q. Shubsrt
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gsslsituns 5rau sta StruntsSoLIlna
0prtras: yRsuers geitrebuussu I'm
Shulloeisn elmer ameriianIihsn
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6srr Eissiriso 0eismar.
GsianspOrtas: ~esns". BON :.
4. Gusen Siloat
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gsglsituns Jrau Sta StruntsaoIins
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Notbes aremssziegel.
gtene 8ori6riit iibsr feine anbrln'
gang auf yoifienbungen.

8eneralpoitmeiftsr 6ithcof bate
anssorbnst, baB in 3utunft bic Hptbe
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9riefsu unO Bafetsn ousndrts oufs
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pen griefbDgen islbit ooer auf ben
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lie on gopuldritdt Derlieren.
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loie, Oieie Warten in Gorm zines Sic
gels, b. f. runo. gu 0ruteu, uno 9ens'
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Santilton anseieeH, 2ofal. l.HOtiSeu
anS Reuiafeitcn limb ubsugcbeH 6fe
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liefen iit auf S280,11 fir StrafgeIs
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ner Wobnuug an Der 9eerfielo Gauoa
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perbdften, neil oerIelbe Der 6rdu
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mics unb ben 9atten bsDrobte, Der
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