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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
CONGRESSMAN MAY NOT
COME FORTH UNSCATHED
Honor Of Otto G. FoeIker, Hero Of New
York Legislative Flight
Is Questioned.

NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-Teolnically
chief witness for the prosecution, Con-
gresham Otto 6. Foelker assumed the
role of defendant today in the trial for
attempted bribery OF Frank J. Gardner.
formerly co-member with Foelker or
the state senate.
In his direct testimony. given originally
before the Merritt Joint legislative COM
mittee and repeated twice today on The
witness stand. Foclker accused Gardner
of offering him $4,000 TO vote against
the Hart-Agnew racing bill. enacted In
1908 The bill passed by one vote and
Foelkcr. who had himself carried 10 the
senate from a sick bed Ia cast IL, was
then acclaimed the moral hero OF the
hour. Subsequently he WAS sent TO con-
greSs,
On cross examination of Foelker the
defense attempted Ia destroy HIS credi-
bllity rs A witness. Max -. Stcur. coun-
sci for Gardner. drew from him that for
three months in 1904. while he WAS study
ing for his cXamina lions with "A view 10
admission TO the bar. and while he took
them. hr lived with Max SosinskF. who
is now in Blackwells island penitentlary
serving Il term Of nine months Tor I'M
personating candidates at the regents
cNamina tIons. An applicant for admis'
sion 10 the bar may not take The bar
examination until he has successfully
passed The regents quiz
The defense announced that II would
show that Foelker had never passed me
regents examination. but that Sosinsky
had impcrsonatcd HIM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
SALARY OF SECRETARY
WILL REMAIN AT $4,000
House Considers That Sum Sufficient for
Right Hand Man OF
President,

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The nualifl-
cations that are necessary in ono who Is
to MI the post of secretary to the presi-
dent were discussed In the house of rep
rcsentativcs today IN connection with
the legislative. executive and judicial ap-
propriatlon bill fixing the salary of that
official The senate had thought $4,000
no more than adequate compensation
but the house. by d vote OF 1870 TO %
declined 10 concur. holding that $4,000,
thu. present salary. is ample.
Debate on the question was sharp and
references were made from time TO time
TO the duties Of tho secretary that
brought forth spirited defense from ad =
vocatcs OF an increase in his salary.
Mr. Raiuey OF Illinois said one Of the
dulles OF the secretary To the president
seemed to he to prevent congressman
from seeing the chief executive.
Mr. Olmstead Of Pennsylvania took Mr..
Raincy To task. III the gentleman from
Illinois considers his course either In.
telligcnt or dlGnihed / am willing tha
he should have a monopoly OF that kind
OF argument lie said. IF hc thinks n
prize fighter on n messenger could do
the work OF secretary TO the president,
I do not care 10 argue with him.
1.-The gentleman was perhaps express
ing a hope as 10 what might occur un
der the next administration" suggested
Representative Mann of Illinois.
'iThcn the gentleman admits that we
will have "A Democratic president, said
REPRESENTATIVE Heflin of Arkansas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

other than what it is tiptop. The seem
cry Us massive and beautifully harmon
ized In colors and effects
Mabel WILDER appears as Sonia, the
young widow. She has won SUCCESS In
the role, and deserves IT. Her voice is
strong and musically vibrant and used
with precision, careful phrasipg and ar
ticulation, With just enough conquetry.
her acting is delightfully."- interesting; in
her dance she Is the personification of
grace and rhythm. Charles Meakins as
Prince Danilo flts snugly into tho part
dances .splendidly and sings well. though
his voice is not his strongest asset Ivy
Scott is beautiful little woman with a
sweet voice, and fnultlessly portrays
Natalie, "the virtuous Wife r. E. Gra-
ham iinpersonates the eccentric Popof
In capital manner. Harold Blake gives
an effective portrayal OF Camille dc Joli-
don. He Is tenor and possesses the
best male voice In the company, Fred
Frear. as Nish, the crafty messenger
who knows superb figure" when ne
sees It, measures well up 10 the part
The other members of the company are
we'll cast.
s'The Merry Widow is not the kind
OF play at which 10 entertain a CO.
educational aggregation as. In spots. It
borders on the forbidden, Yet much OF
the suggeStiveness is taken away by the
delightful music and the general at
mosphere OF luxury and beauty permeat-
ing the piece. The play Will close with
Saturday nights performance, with a
matinee Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
|[IITE STEP IN
DIRECTION
|,,,dan Commends Formation
/ Reorganization to Boost
4 Utah Resources.
hrs EYES OF EAST
4 ARE TURNED TO WEST
|sards Salt Lake as Best
| gI,ee lie Has Seen for Per
uanent Investment.

:, Mrs w. y. Bowen of Ely.
,Ts guests of the Cullen, on their
r ~ "a, after a six months pleasure
s1s 'r,h the east and south Atlantic
-, travels" said Mr.. Bowen. I'VE
Al the prominent cities from
- Boston and the larger cities
BIZ .,.,,n 10 the everglades OF Florida,
.,r now upon my return. as
II In every eastern city we visit
~, salt Lake is one OF the most
~ nrospcrous and In all respects
sS,.i city In which To engage IN
i,.s ar 10 make permanent invest
n ihsl have seen , n,.
Esssd ~ idea OF the high estimate IN
h Z, ca,i lake is held by the solid
Ir ,s, ,sns,cial business men all through
q" "s.e,cuation by congress of San
lls o' ss tbe official city for holding
n.ssr,a exhibition in 1915 is already
Z. ,hs effect OF turning all eyes
- ,bs far west. as they term this
u,1msuds Development League.
g.. nv arrival here, two days ago,
=, 9th great interest the proceed =
-, ,ba convention held 10 organize
~ Ssyslopment league, as so clearly
s.,,S IN The Tribune reports, and |
",IsSed that this league. organized
y = will prove just the right KIND
,.s,r, through which visitors, home :
80. and investors can be properly
- ,hs grand country that exists in
Ia ,rd The unrlvaled opportunities This
II ,sords. Times MAY seem a little
~ but Sal, Lake is in the direct
X. j rrosperlty. and In the lead oil any
Il y i,s size in this country. Salt
Ia kas a large country. rich iii all
|-l.-is known 10 the temperate zone.
|-,,-ins Tor hundreds OF miles In every
E<.aS. 10 say nothing OF the TACT that
Es md o. necessity always Nil! be Tor
Il ~ lime the center of the richest,
II extensive mining region yet known
II dTiiDlion.
|.NE." said Ms. Bowen. talented and
Tgiky daughter OF the southland. Il
IL yoa hnye said enough OF salt Lake.
|t,srse ever; word. but | want 10 say
|iEn about Florida. The everglades,
a ,. were informed, comprise about
". tliFss INV JADNN~' -
@Ezstlon by dredging. The soil, COM
|,st 0! decayed vegetation and on an
|enrs twelve feet deep. with just
|n-h saline and other minerals TO make
most productive soil on earth,
b tie most astonishing fruit and
.lE,ihs production. We saw one acre
|Eihg t-ans The other day from which
uEnsr had shipped north $500 worth
|t. prodnct and II was not then cN-
|lEti We saw strawberries. lettuce,
~ czobages. plneapples. oranges.
RS and every other kind OF tropical
b Knhropieal fruit being shipped out
tai and vessel. That portion Of
va is the coming winter mecca for
.ftsn people. people of wealth who
Ah southeestern Florida their winter
p there they I've In luxury, enjoy
e fnest and most healthful climate
- 90 any portion OF the Atlantic
r. Thst portion Of Florida may be
20 up as poor mans paradise. a
Esns playground"
y. Bower was tho owner OF the
ps-Ely mine. one Of the great mines
eai wonderful ore producing camp.
e Sf1ch he took a considerable for
q 1owens. who have many friends
FIJI b. In Sal, Lake only u few
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
MEMBER OF COMMERCE
COURT COMING WEST

WASIINGTON. Feb. 1e.-An order
,vsa entered today by the commerce
court designating April 3. 1911, as the
daIc of the beginning OF hearings before
the court, The sessions VIII he held IN
Pending the hearing OF cases by the
full court Judge Mack will visit san
Francisco and Los Angeles. Cal, 10 teke
FrancIsco and Los Angeles switching
charge cases. in which the commission
entered an order unsatisfactory TO the
Tsilroads the Southern Pacific and the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa F'e. The hear
ings by Judge Mack Will be held carly
In March
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
END OF THE BALDWIN
CASE IS NOW IN SIGHT.
Defense Closes and After Testi-
mony in Rebuttal Argument
Will Begin.

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 16.-Thc de-
Tense in the contest of Lucky" Baldwins
Will closed It's case today in Judge Rives's
court and the hcarIng of evidence In re-
buttal was begun with The expectations
that everything except the arguments Will
be concluded at a short session TO be held
Saturday morning at O'Clock TO which
time the action was continued.
The reading of the deposition OF Mrs.
Clara Baldwin Stockcr Badwin's daugh-
ter was concluded today and Marshall
f.. Woodwork. formerly United States
attorney at San Francisco. testified briefly
about the alleged unrcliablity Of Thomas
Turnbull. witness for Mrs Lillian Ash
Baldwin TurnbulI, the claimant In the
present contest. RI. A. Unruh. executor
OF Baldwins estate and business agent for
the turfman In 1893. said he had known
Mrs Turnbull only as Miss Ashley at
the time she says she thought she was
Mrs Baldwin.
Avoided the Woman
He dcclar red he avoided her because Tho
had formed an opinion as to what she
was"
Il guess one wife was all he could
stand" said Mr. Unruh.
Thomas Turnbul was called in rebuff
tai but did not wish TO change any tes-
timony offered previously despite evil
denco given by others in regard to his
| alleged untruthfulness and lack of hon
eSty.
The deposition OF John ID. Long. for
mcriy secretary OF the navy and former
governor of Massachusetts,, OF whom Mrs.
Turnbu once sought legal advice. was
read. His memory was not good as TO
Mrs, Turnbulls supposed contract mar
riage, but believed that she had claimed
some sort of a wedding with Baldwin.
Mrs Turnbull was placed upon the
stand to deny various assertions OF other
| Witnesses. she gave explanations and
denials and Celebrations OF other wit
nesses' testimony. adding new bit OF
evidence in the declaration that Colonel
Albert A. Pope. contritc because Of an
| alleged assault upon her, had ordered that
! n codiciI be affixed TO his Will In order
that he might make provisions for leaving
! 900 TO her.
When the ease comes up again tomor-
row Mrs. Turnbull VIII complete her cvi-
, dencc in rebuttal and one more witness
will be called by the plaintiffs attor-
neys.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
Comuany Exonerated

TRINIDAD, Colo. Feb 1e.-No blame
is attached TO the Carbon Coal and Coke
company for the disaster In the Coke
dale mine on the night of February Q
in which seventeen miners were killed
according 10 the verdict OF the coroner s
jury which was made public this morn
ing. The jury was unable to ascertain
that every precautlon TO avoid disasters
had evidently been taken by the man
agement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

"The Royal Mounted is being played
at the Garrick this week Co some OF the
biggest houses of the winter. Walter
Seymour as Joe Hammer is wicked
enough to suit tho role Mr.. DeMille
mapped for that character. and his work
Is finely effective. After Saturdays mat
inee and evening THE Royal Mounted"
Will close. and next week. beginning Sun =
day evening. the Garrlck will offer "Thc
Kreutzer Sonata" Tolstoi's remarkable
play OF Russian society.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
I'd Notice

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
EFFORT BEING MADE TO
LOCATE CHILD'S FATHER
], A. Alcorn OF MldvaIe, Utah With the
EIlcs In California Has Sick
Baby.
Snecial 10 The Tribune.

LOS ANGELES. Feb 16-The feeble
cries OF sick baby at Midvale, Utah.
set the entire police department of Los
Angeles and all The Elks in this section
10 work in an, effort TO locate j. A. Al
corn of that place AIcorn came TO Los
Angeles with the recent EllSs' excursion.
STAGE then the Utah EIks have scattered
Widely over southern California visiting
various points OF interest as guests OF
their California brethren. Yesterday tho
chief Of police read brief telegram ask
ing him to locate Alcorn. The police
exhausted every resource In vain. They
hopc AJcorn may he Informed that Mrs,
Alcorn wires that the baby is i'll.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

THE Belle of Japan" which is appear
Ing ut the Revicr with the Eastern The
engagement Saturday evening. The piece
is OF pleasing and novel conception. and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
PILES CURED IN s TO "a DAVIS

Your druggist will refund money il
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case
Of Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrud-
ing Piles IN to IA days. SOC.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

All joy roads lead to the Orpheum this
week. Box office records have been
smashed and tonight being the regular
society night. bigger crush than ever
Is looked for. Next week Alice Lloyd
the pretty little English music hall favor
lite. will appear at this house with a
strong supporting bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

"Better ont than in"-that humor
that YOU notice. To be sure it's out
and all out, take Hood s Sarsaparilla.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

that 1t has been and Is being fully appre-
ciated by local theatergoers Is evidenced
by the large audiences nightly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

1s "Zalmona," the Book OF Mormon
play. which will receive It's first presenta-
ton on any stage Monday evening. the
producers. the Union Dramatic company
believes II has masterpiece. The play
Is in blank verse and has n charming lit
erary quality. Besides the chorus Of
well known Salt Lake singers and the
ballet an excellent company Of players
has been engaged, all being professionals
and chosen with an eye to suitability to
the roles.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17
ADJUSTMENTS
Music and Comedy.
COLONIAL THEATER-"The Merry
Widow" Curtain, SIS.
Drama.

Drama.
GARRICK THEATER-Carrick Stock
company, In The Royal Mounted"
Evening. Sis.
REVIER THEATER-Eastern Thea
ter company. in ''The Belle of
Japan" Evening. Sis.
Vaudeville.
THE ORPHEUM THEATER-Ad-
vanced vaudeville. All week. Even
ing, Sis: matinee, 2:15,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

Seats go on sale this morning for the
forthcoming engagement OF ''The Choco-
late Soldier at the Colonial next Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, with
Wednesday matinee The play was found :
ed or THE Arms and the Man." by
George Bernard Shaw, and the music was
written by Oscar Straus. and is said TO
be the best thing done by any composer
In the last twenty years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

The seat sale for the next Symphony
concert opens at the Salt Lake theatcr
tomorrow morning, Present Indications
are that there VIII be n strong demand
for seats. The appearance OF Spencer
ClaWson. Jr.. as plano soloist Is expected
to prove strong attraction and good
business is anticipated. No tickets will
be sold by subscription. The concert VIII
be given February 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-17

For three days commencing Thursday
February %, at the Salt Lake theater
thcatergoers OF this city will have an op-
portunity to laugh at The merry comedy
and enjoy the entrancing melodies OF
Madame Sherry, heralded as the musl-
cal comedy sensation of generation. II
one half OF the praise bestowed upon this
production by the Chicago and New York
press and by visitors who have attended
the performances OF this musical comedy
In other cities be deserved. then the local
paygoers may really look forward to an
unusual treat. Madame Sherry" is a
French vaudeville in the true sense of the
word and has delighted New York this
season as has no other musical produc-
ton i'll a decade. Coming here ut the
crest of its popularity. II has caused an
Interest indicating new record for at
tendance In this 'city. With it's twenty
two musical gems. including the melting
melody. Every Little Movement with
Its farcical llbretto which provides laugh
ter In abundance. and with It's cast in
cluding Oscar Figman, Ann Tasker, Har-
ry Berham, Mary Quive. Lottie Kendall.
Cheridan Simpson. William Cameron,
Harold Refill, Edward Elkas and others
Madame Sherry gives every promise OF
proving up to specifications.