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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
BRING SUIT UNDER
THE ANTITRUST LAW
Minority Stockholders in Min
ing Company Seek 10 Set
Aside Recent Sale.

HELENA. Mont, Dee 2s.-Circuit
Judge William III. Hunt today heard Pre- .
limlnary arsume uts in what it said 10 be
the iiIst suit ever brought br private
individuals under tho Shcrmsn antitrust
Law. Tic case ~ that OF Peter Geddes
and other minority stockholders ot the
Alice Gold aud SILVER Mining company
against the Anaconda Copper Mining
company and others. brought for the pur-
pose OF setting aside the recent sale Of
tho Alice to the Anaconda company. The
suit came up today upon an order 10 tho
defendants 70 show Gauge Why they
should not bc restrained from voting.
selling or otherwise disDosing Of 10000
shares OF Anaconda stock received In e. =
change for Alice stock IN addition. the
court Nss asked 10 issue an order re-
straininG the defendants from prosecuting
an action now pending in the state courts
of Utah Tor the dissolution OF The Alice
company. which was a Utah corporation.
T. J. Walsh appears as attorney for
the plaintiffs, and Con T. Kelly. recently
chosen as vice president and resident d.
rector OF the Anaconda company. ard l..
o. Evans resisted tho motion. The srgu
rneuts were not completed and viii be re
surnci tomorrow.
The minority stockholders, who object
ed 20 the transfer OF tho .ilico 20 the
Anaconda. represent 1900 shares OF tho
Original 100. 900 shares % the Alice com
pany ard reported TO the court that the
Alice properties. w0rth upwagd Of tif.-
900. geo. we're transferred IN exchange for
80. .00U shares 81 Anaconda stock worth not
10 exceed 81 o20.o0c They also set loIth
tho recent transfers OF various subsidiary
companies formerly controlled b. the
Au1alEamstsd. 90 tho Anaconda COMPANY.
and the dissolution % many ol thcEs
companies The Aualgsmatcd. % Isl
charged. was organized In 7ur'hoTauce oi
a conspiracy 10 reStraiot of trade AMI
commerce.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
PRESENTS PLAN To
IMPROVE THE RACE
Assistant Secretary of Agricul-
turc Would Classify All the
Peoples of the World.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-rho class,
jficatlou of all the peoples Of the
world in great international census
giving each person number IN sln'
glc world series. TO the end that the
human race may be improved by scion
tific marriage, was the plan advocated
tonight by w W. Hays, assistant sec
rotary OF agriculture, IN IN address be
ioro tho American Breeders assocIa'
ton. ouo Of the organizations making
up the American Association for the
Advancement Of Science,
Mr. IIays proposed a classification
Of all human beings both as TO mental
aptitude and gcnetic efficiency.
Such knowledge as this census would
give. he said, would develop ''racial
religion requiring tho gcnctical,y eff
cient TO produce families larger than
the average. aud those less efficient to
produce families smaller than tho aver
agc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30

-wo hundred men. representative
Of eyery phnsc OF business Sc,i,-
ity in salt Lake City. gathered at
il The Commercial club last night To
mark with cpicurean feast and
eloquent acclaim the passiag q. tho tenth
milestone 81 tho splendid history o. that
remarkable Institution.
II vas the annual banquet given az the
approach of tho old years death and tho
coming OF The new.
on The wings OF Inspiring orntory.
founded on the wondsrfui records OF past
achievement, and sounding tho note ot
promise ior the future. The evening sped
10 a conclusion OF what was pronounced
by oil "a tho most successful affair in
the clubs history. Socially IL was The
greatest affair Of the ,-car. and az a
harblnS-r Of the dawn OF a new day az
promise and development in Utah u ~af
even greater. IL marked the reunion of
all factions IN the club and in@
seltIemcnt cs all differences. IN
was meeting OF the oi;y's most
representative business inon on tne COM
mon around Of good fellowship. and
aimed al tls fuI,herinE, ~ nevc- on-
fore. OF tho great work OF pushing Ssit
Lake and Utah io the front rank OF The
marching column % progress aud pIeo-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
Ne1V Years Edition OF
Tribune and Telegram

~11OMORROW'S combined New Years edition of The Trib
INC and Evening Telegram will contain the record OF
= the year just closing that which relates to the
activities people the section which The Tribune
serves. Ii viii tell Of the forward strides that have
in Utah, Nevada Idaho and Wyoming Articles
touching the progress of the of this state Will
describe in detail wonderful growth enjoyed 1911
Especial attention has been gathering multitude OF
about the city of Salt Lake
The development of Utah's the way of min
ing smelling, agriculture livestock and horticulture VIII be
set forth in comprehensive articles
The New Years edition of The Tribune and Evening Ice
gram will be than array of facts and figures In
point Of and literary features the ann has
make the special number unusually attractive The
Years Tribune viii he abundanty illustrated with half
tones and ine-drawings treating of timely topics.
The New Years edition will meet every requirement of
special edition. The number designed 10 present
way the achievements of the western empire
the past and the unlimited possibilities that await the
picaton and the future The New Years
Tribune will be we'll worth sending friends the east
west south will be the biggest kind of boost
for the city and state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
snarchy and Disaster in Persia
said 10 Be the Result OF Brit
ish Governments Off
cial announcement.
.TaRRlZ NOW UNDER
RUSSIAN CONTROL
Natives Display No Aninosity
Against Foreigners in Gen
,ral; Russia to Safeguard
Shuster on Way Home.
ya.l Cable to The Tribune

t.l,l Cable 20 The Tribune.
nElIERAN. Dee. 29.-Persia
from condition of com.
j parativc order aud security
vhich prevailed up TO last Octo,
her has now been thrown by the
powers actions into complete
suarchy aud disaster.
The British Liberal govern
nents official prononnccment
s.ainst the Persian legislation,
Ehieh five years ago the same
:oyernmcnt strongly encouraged,
has filled The hearts Of the most
dToled persons with despair,
Without future hope, The nation
sisi elements resign the control
Il ihe country S fate 10 agencies
ShEh have ever proved them
Shs willing instruments Of for
,gB encroachmcnt.
When the national council
gacied extraordinary powers
vi June pledged myself 10y
Ny to serve that body. which,
Elcr the constitution, then rep.
iseuicd the entire Persian ma
Ion. ! have scrupulously kept
hat pledge aud by keeping it in
lul | obtained the nation s con
sanl moral support, enabling Inc
10 resist the open and covert in
flglIeS Of successive ministries
Gore or less opposed to financial
"htrol and reform. When the
0a'lonal council disappeared, !
could but accept the cabinet $
rmmatlQn Of my services, de.
'Illc the efforts of deputies urg-
0g me TO reject the same on
grounds Of illcgality,
ine record proves that no
%R were taken by me except in
'aac' accordance with the policy
v hc representative body, which
agreed faithfully 10 serve.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
FOUR DEAD AND TWO
FATALLY INJURED

CLEVELAND. o. Dec. 2o.--Four chill
Grcu 81 August Mario Ner" burned 20
death tonight tn Arc which DESTROYED
Mazzio's home here. The mother and
one son Vcrr 30 seriously burned that it
IL feared jIcv win de. Toe nre started
tn MaEzio's baker, IN the rear o, his
home.
The entire front q the houss vas IN
famcs when thC fircucn arrived but ih"
mother and son. Who were ErupinE about
in "a front ru0m, were dragged out Thr
bodies of The four other children wcHS
found In rooni .hiroctiy behind this.
Mazzlp was ovsrc'NBcai,y the shock and
now me cscapcd from thrsnrS is not
r.u.uHn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
New Orators Heard.

IN entirely utv note vas so;ndoj n
The pacans or praise sor Tho past and
promifc O. tho future that rose from that
side o. the banquc, board whsrA sst 'ha
ypeakcrs % the evening. These men,
seven in number. bad never raiod ihsir
voices az a cllb banquet before. vhsTr-
fore they had much 70 say that Wa ne~.
Interesting ann 20 the point. l. was th'
promise q ~, banquet committee In ad
vance that the m~-honoTcd- thre adbsIe
and shclf-uorn spcschcs Of ths past
would bc ARMY tsbOoed and only iSc IN
tried orators allowed - Ep~aE The sur
cess og tho innovation n15 beyond que,-
tiou.
Thc handuet itself uss ~ perfect sp-
poirtmeut and a lasting monument 10 tie
clubs CULINARY. equipment menu that
Rad lake lyric verse and tasted even bet
Continued on Page Two)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
ADVERTISING TALKS
Written by
WILLIAM c. FREEMAN

An advertising agent,
whose conscience has often
troubled him because of
the kind of copy he was
asked TO write for a client,
finally stopped writing copy
for one particular client be-
cause of the following facts;
Fact 1.-The advertiser told
him TO prepare copy for the sale
of some women s suits, saying
(CnnfinrRh m Pam Ennrl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
Accepts Republic,

The North China News. the leading
new spapcr iu China. and hitherto a
supporter OF the imperisliSts, acknowl.
edges that Dr. sun is the present hope
OF China. Tho newspaper accepts the
republic and comedies the sbrogation of
the court, as it seems tho final CLOSE
of the history of China. y new era,
says the paper, opens With 1919.
The Associated Press has reason to
believe that within a short umc the
personnel OF the prime movers for re-
form in China will bc completely
changed under President Sun.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
iABRIZ NOW UNDER
RUSSIAN CONTROL

'ASblZ' Persia, Dec. Ca nine
r.. "'se Of this city ny rho Russian
- - has resulted in the complete oc.
s.p'a b. Tho Russian forces aud the
- ''s'.'' .; tho comJatan,a belonging to
NsLs 4''''a' progressive party or
'orS casualties were sustained nv
uhes. the Russians alone losing
=. - % zoo men, while the losses OF
,r- s''aif were Severe. although the
n, Vaono, h. asccrtIinod
Tho nghuns an enormous
"a :" damage to property Was 5ouc
rs,.," American heg roatiuE over ue
'@'"s consulate was shot down
: "u'slan shell. which, however, did
So damage to tho consulate. No
b,,-.mIS were suffered by the foreign
m '' our many individuals suffered
d., 'k oi Provisions while they were
d. NVl'in'd 60 their houses durine
mV"nsed street lighting.
s''S of atrocities said 20 have been
,,ps1.''a by both sides. are entirely un
80 The mortality among thc nativ,
s"'@ttuls being 4tygn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
BIC FIRE RAGING
AT HALIFAX, \. s.

HALIFAX. y. $. Dec. co.-Fire THAI
has already destroyed the Kingdom hotel
and three other buildings is raging here.
Tho loss AZ .:l5 a. M Is estimated az
5000. 600. The Halifax and Dartmouth
fire departments. augmented by 200 SAIL
crs from tho cruiser Niohc--sTc nghtinE
Is blowing.
All guests ol tho hotel escaped. but
were forced 10 abandon their belongings.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
First President Of China in
Conference With His AdYis-
ers and Is Expected TO Make
Choice at Once.
STATEMENT MADE
BY NEW PRESIDENT
Striking Career of Dr.. Sun Yat
Sen; United States Not to
Recognize Republic Until
Peace IS Assured.
~HANGHAI Dec. 2o.-Dr. Sun Vat

~HANGHAI Dee. 29.--Dr. Sun lat
Sen, after having received q
4 lctnitc report of his election "a
the presidency of the republic OF
China by tho delegates of the eighteen
provinces in convention At Marking,
spent the afternoon here in close con.
ference with bis advisers.
There is reason 10 believe the person.
mel Of the cabinet VIII he announced
almost immediately. and that it would
represent all sections holding the con
Glence Of The people. Among those sc,
lectcd is Chen Chin Tao, who has ac-
copied the portfolio of minister of
finance. Re came hero with Tang Shao
VI, the representative of Yuan SIN kal,
aud previously had refused the post OF
vice president of the board Of finance
IN Yuan Sbi Kaj s cabinet. He is now
acting in the negotiations for cur
rcucv loan. Ii is an open secret that
sun Vat Sen offered the foreign serre-
tarvship TO Tang Sbao Vi, who declined
70 onter the first cabinet. II is believed,
however that his name VIII be found or
the next page of tho history of tue re
organization OF China.
The president will select General Ii
Yucn Heng ss minister of war.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
Decides Agains. See.

CHICAGO. DC. 2s.-Ano,hcr avenue %
escape nom tfe penitentiH-r was closed
today TO Evelyn Arthur Se' leader of
tho Absolute Life" cult. Whsn jBJE"
HoDoro o. HE criminal court denied a
motion - vaostc the prison sentence i'm
possd after S~s had been found guilty
of contributing 20 The dclinaucncv OF
Mildred bridges, "a i.--car-old disciple
attorneys from tho state supreme court
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
CIGARETTE SMOKER
DIES AT AGE OF ~

NAVAJoA. sonora. D.. -9.-Pablo Mo-
reno. r,rutei 20 hc - years Of axe. dlod
here yesterday. he had smoked cigarettes
for us years and always lived on coarse
food fFs had never sN@n railroad train
80 -, automobile
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
Woud Give Family Value,

The world numbers. SAID Mr..
uavs. would serve 20 join ccncalo-
gics into ono numerical system so that
all relationships could hc traced. Each
person would have a number Of per
ceutages that could be averaged so as
to give the family values Of each per
son.
"Moderu science and charity work
against tho Law Of the survival Of the
fittcst,' he declared, "by keeping
alive MANY persons who inherit weak.
uesses. such Is fecblemiudcdncSs or
insanity. BY paying attention TO gen
etic efficiency, = race may mike itself
stronger for the economic contests
among the races Of the world.
"Thr proposed plan would divide
people into classes. but the classified
ton would bs beneficial because II
would he based on racial efficiency
The wholesome consideration Of gene
tic facts viii lead 20 less divorce
greater temperance and better morals
Raising the average efficiency Of tbc
human race probably would also IN
crease the number OF gruiuses aud
leaders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
elgnerS Not Molested.

T. s'ans alone wero tho object OF
sa,,s '.uoons OF tho porsians. who dis
rl.- no Resentment whatever against
A,,," between Russian guards and
u, - tonstltuticnaHsts during the
= IN. december 20 was the beginning
ts.d ,'.'uTotnocs- Two Pcrsiaus were
49,, inns affair. after which lighting
Z. sherei throughout the city on
N. D~'ns morning.
sr ~ "e'pal aEagemcpts took place
ah,.,e ,Ne Russian consulate around the
ss,,,,- ""o"n as the Ark" and at the
gsssl,, mp at Baghi Shemel. The
essl u'ed on the Russian camp with
B, mountain artillery from tho TOP
eap ~ Russian soldiers I'm the
Espn..,,' .,'hed by Smelling tho ARK" with
and driving the Pers.aue from,
Nv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
Will Outline Policy.

After the selection OF tho cabinet,
the president s proclamation Will be is
sued This will outline the policy of the
new government, offer terms 10 the
Alnnchus for restoring order through
out the country, encourage the reopen
ing Of trade everywhere aud guarantee
the safety and protection OF foreigners.
Within q day or two, President Sun
will move TO Marking. where all Official
business will be transacted.
The Associated Press is assured that
it is not the intention of the reform
leaders to urge decentralization, but.
on the contrary, strong central move
mcnt ultimately wil be formed, The
present government is military die
tatorsbip. aud there is every evidence
that Dr. Sun is the most competent man
available 10 head it. lie appears abso-
lutcly in control OF all factions. from
students to conservatives. lie also is
a central figure in the secret societies
in China. which have membership Of
thirty million
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
Tenth Annual Banquet Of
Commercial Club Members
Furnishes Striking Evidence
of the City's Wonderful
Growth and of the Develop
ment of States Resources.
USE HOME MONEY
TO GET BENEFIT
Speakers Vividly Picture Ro.
seate Future of Salt Lake
and Utah, Pledging United
Effort in Task of Rising to
Opportunities Presented.


Toastmaster
JUDGE c. ". MORSE
The Golden Rule
BENJAMIN l.. RICH
Utah Development" "
GEORGE II. DERN
"The City of Salt Lake
SAMUEL r THURMAN
"1-he Commercial Club
WESLEY Z. KING
LET Your Light Shine
SAMUEL c. PARK
"See America First
CHARLES K. MABEY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
High Cost OF Living.

Discussion Of the reasons tor high
prices. tho tendency of immigration
tho development Of better labor coudi
tious and the progress CT civic in''
provemcuts and OF social Settleren'
work, held attention ~ the numer'
Gus convention meetings here under the
auspices OF the American Association
for the Advancement OF Science,
Senators Burton, Lodge and Smoot
discussed the high cost OF living PROB
lem. Senator Burton declared that
rising standard Of living. increasing
supply Of gold aud taTdy develop
ment OF agricultural resources ana 90
soletA and EXPENSIVE methods oi ols
tribution were the factors contTinut'
ing 10 the high cost OF living. PTotes
sor Irving Fisher of Yale urged ths
appointment or an inte!Iationai COM
mittee 10 study the problem. >
The use of dangerous chemicals ~
hair tonics and cosmetics came n roi
Remuneration By DR.. l. r. hepieI
chief OF tbs drug division OF ins pu
reau OF chemistry, who ADDRESSED the
American Chemical soeioty' ne aS,
clared the standard for drugs snoeio
be uniform
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
Son OF the Veteran Attorney
for Swift & CO. Tells of
Mysteries of PoStoffice
Box No. 247.
DIRECT EVIDENCE
FOR PROSECUTION
Counsel for Defendants At
ternpts to Shut Out Testi-
mony, but Objections
Are OVerruled.

~ THICAGo, Dec. 29.-Direct evil
deuce that packers pool was
. in existence from 1898 TO 1896
and that, after suspcnding oper
atious two years it resumed control OF
the couutry's fresh meat business, was
given today in the packers trial by
Henry Vecdcr. who admitted TINT he
acted as secretary Of tho organization.
II was the first positive testimony
offered by tho government regarding
the existence OF the old pool, which,
it is said mot under the name OF
"postoffice box No. 2i7' every Tues.
day afternoon on the sixth floor of
the councilman building In Chicago
to fix the price charged for fresh
beef, agrco on the price To be paid
for cattle and allot among its mem.
bcrs the amount of meat TO be shipped
into the different centers of distri-
button
Henry Vcedcr, who is SOD Of Al
bert II. Ncedcr, the veteran attorney
for the packers, followed his father
on the stand as the second witness
called by the government. His story
of the inside workings of tue old pack
ers pool was not half finished when
court adjourned. lie ndnnittcd many
of the material allegations made by
counsel for the government in their
opening address TO the jury.
Members of Pool.
Between 1893 and 1896 the members
Of the pool were Armour & Co. Ar
mour Packing company, Cudahy & Co,
g. II. Hammond g. Co., St Louis
Dressed Beef Il Provision company,
Morris & Co. and Swift & Co, accord
ing 10 Henry Veeder. In 1895
Scwartzscbild & Sulzberger entered tho
combination, the witness said.
He described the meeting held every
Tuesday afternoon, at which, ne said,
reports OF the last weeks business of
the different members were received
and the allotment of the noxt week Is
business was divided on percentage
basis.
The witness said the country was
divided geographically into five sec.
tious, each known by letter Of the
alphabet. and that each of the mem.
bers of the alleged pool was similarly
designated TO prevent publicity.
Record Kept.
He testified that record was kept
OF tho amount Of meat shipped TO the
branch houses and weekly statements
Continued or Page Elcven.)
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An the Famous Feature Spe-
cialties Of the international
News Service will be in Ths
Tribune, beginning January !.
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Record Kept

He testified that record was kept
OF the amount Of meat shipped 10 the
branch houses and weekly statements
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salt Lake Metal Prices.
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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-01-19
WALLACE IDAHO THURSDAY, JANUARY 49, 1911

The rake of the shoot said be the east indicating
that has gained length with depth What develop
dfted matter which only the future determine 1t has
proved that the down and the drift under the remark
able showing the surface unreasonable expect that
good as now is it materially improve and believe will
lido
Judged by the surroundings Jack when deve
oped would either freak bonanza and the work already
done has proved nota freak and for the future to
determine just what position will take the bonanza class Every
will be glad that this property has the reputation of
the greatest eadver district the world which Nature
plays pranks and where intelligent development work done she
fulfls every promise
body was cut about 800 feet from the portal of the tun-
ne For distance the tunnel followed the lead and for long
distance good grade of cabonae but the ground shall
low and owing the and the of the ground decided
leave the lead and mer ground Accordingly they
through the foowa and parad the lead until they had gained
sufficient depth the and soft ground would give them
trouble when they again gradually approached the lead and
where the ledge cut that the strike made.
"That the people of the North Side jubint this strike
but natural For the Jack Waite has been regarded
ey Of wonderful promise but it's isolation prevented its development
and nothing done with until after the Idaho Northern railroad
built given greater prominence than when Messrs
Sedman Spaudng Murphy obtained option and by scng
other work the longest country
Later their option having expired Patrick Burke
bonded the property and for little have been vigorously
pushing development work
During this time people from various parts of the country
have visited the property and struck by the unprecedented surface
Indications have invested the stock the company and the pres
strike will be good them and promising does another
great bonanza for the Couer dAene district will increase reputa
ton of the district whole and be Of immense value the Murray
camp.
There quite number other promising properties in the
vicinity Of the Jack Waite these other north side
properties will be greatly benefited by the advertising this strike will
give the camp
Mr Burke md associates have rejoice this mag
n6cnt strike but good they feel their Joy got go
it exceeds that of the camp generally"