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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
MUSICAL PROGRAMME
AT COMMERCIAL CLUB

Secretary Joseph Il. Caine has arranged
q musical programme OF special attra ctlve =
ness az the feature OF SATURDAYS regular
luncheon at the club. Fred G. Graham
VIII be heard in his usual pleasing songs
and the Romania Hyde string quartette
VIII render an attractive programme II
VIII be Mr. Graham's first local appear.
ance since his return from the east
wnither he accompanied the New York
chorus OF the tabernacle choir as sololst
With Miss HYDE Will be Miss jeanette
Thompson. violin. Miss Gladys Wickens
cello. and Miss Marian Hughes. harpist
The following programme Will be given:
The Gypsy's Woolng' ..... Grinksus
The Merry Lark from "A Love Epi-
sodc I'm Birdiand" ... Rerdix
Intcrmezzo from "Cavalleria Rus
By Nj Graham.
liduileFei .-''.-..e .i,.... Schuman0
Chant a Amour ...-..,,..,,...... .Henselt
Sercnata ..a.-,.-, -......... Mos Zkowski
Solos
jean ............. .. SnrosS
Your Lips .......... ....... Brownie
BY Mr.. Graham.
Shepard David from Henry VIII
SeNtette from Lucia" ......,. .Donizetu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
SCRAM BILE FOR PLACES,
Oaden Has Many Candidates for OF.
fees Under New Rule.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, Dec. ~. {. Nye two year
commiSsoner-elect, VIII leave tomorrow
or next day Tor n visit with relatives
at Des Molnes, Ia. Mr.. Nye will be
gone for two weeks. during which time
he will study the new form OF city gov
ernment, which took its name from the
city In which Il was first tried, and
known az THE Des Moines Plan OF City
Government" Upon his return TO Og-
den, he Will confer with Mayor-e elect
A. q. Fell and Four Year Commissioner
elect Samuel Browning.
While a large number OF applications
arc on file for every appoinIiyc office
from chief of police TO dog catcher. the
consideration. Many more applications
for jobs have been filed than there are
positions 10 be filled according TO the
commissioners. These applications will
not he officially considered until after
January L. when the new board takes
control of municipal affairs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
RST HONORS GO Tf
AMERICAN A STOCkMEN

<nlIAGO, Dec. T,-Canadian success in
'l'nring FIRST honors I'm sheen iudSinc at
"A ',.s.Ssrnatlonal stock show came TO an
ner;caS ;aS aiter years OF triumph and
Y blue ribbons. 7''''''e' ''tos' Vi
6Vstner Il 1ser feature OF the days winnings
~ 'If m success of j. +. Meharre bf To-
6ssih,n' ,'', 80, who Won fourteen out OF n
1sscs an5 ,Seen iIrst3 In Poland Chima hog
a Thirds. oN e'e"l secohTs ana
M ~. the worlds champion steer.
N ~ e"e way OF all cattle flesh that comes
|1s ,a,h,ent,on OF the packers. alnd ne
n ruau.chsred after having been lold 20
- --toIlInent store for 90 cents a nrI,nd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Compounded Semi-Annually.

When the total of the contributions December 3
the will be deposited the bank where the gift Of The Trb
ne already and forthwith will begin draw interest the
rate of per compounded every months The
apporonmen of the fund will be made by committee of five
nent Salt Lake citizens and each orphan eligible participate the
fund will share the disbursement basis On December
% Christmas day the bank will distribute the pass books the
phans Christmas gifts The books will the
child and the amount deposited TO his her credit These
will stand in the bank until the beneficiary
when be withdrawn All the while the money
interest which under the compoundng will
total AT the holder of the pass book add the
amount first placed his credit and the added
drawn any only original being kept
account of each orphan will be nonansrab person
other than the orphan himself take the
Orphans Must Register.
The children the kearnSt ophanage and Orphans
Home and Day Nursery will be entitled to participate The Tribune
Orphans Christmas fund
suons Those orphans who Of the orpanages
must call at The Tribune office accompanied
where their will be registered and kept
All orphans whether they be the homes
elsewhere will be entitled to participate the
OF The Tribune reach and help child
natural protector and hopes that all who
and have their enrolled
The people ALWAYS well DISPOSED towards 1h
orphans invited to with The Tribune swelling
fund AS Christmas gift could be
bene than bank and the larger that
made the likely the orphan will put to make
1t still larger AS of nulcatng spirit of thrift
The Tribune believes that orphans
the admirably Of
Lake take the of it.
Cash donations left office and those who
send their contributions the form make
the checks payable The Tribune Orphans Christmas Fund Bv
observing this form the task keeping will
dcred the simple
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
ForesterS Return.
Special to The Tribune.

Special 20 TIC IrIDune.
OGDEN. Dec. AFTER an absence OF
several DAYS. District Forester A. T.
Sherman and Assistant District Fore ste +
Homer Fem OF the grazing department
have returned from an extensive trip
through Idaho, The forestry officials
conferred with the advisory board OF the
Southern Idaho Sheepgrowers assocja.
ton relative TO certain grazing disputes
and report that n satisfactory under
standing was entered into with the sheen
men They also attended the woolgrow-
crs' convention at Boise, where District
Forester Sherman delivered an address
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Rushing New Building,

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. "A record In building
Will be attempted by the
contractor who began the erection Of
the temporary office building of toe
AmalGnmatcd Sugar company, east Of
the First National bank building. today.
\ large force OF men Ia being employed
and occupancy 10 the sugar company
will be gtven within three weeks, aC-
VIII be temporary one. with the excep-
tion of the foundation. which will be
built substantial enough 10 support n
fve-story office building 10 be erected
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Will Buy Many Tents.
,cial 10 Tho Tribune.

Special 10 Tho TrIbune,
OGDEN. Dec. To negotiate the pur-
chase OF $4,000 worth OF tents 10 be
used BY the United States forestry de-
partment next year. A. NJ. Smith, prop
crty clerk. wltn headquarters at Ogden.
left today for Denver to meet with rep
rcseutativcg of a wholesale house. Tents
used by the forestry department have
been supplied by an eastern house here
tofore. but a great saving OF the cost Of
these supplies can No made by purchas
ing from the Denver house, according
10 forestry officials.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
FINES HOT STOVE MOVER.
Judge Murphy Assesses StelmIe SIS for
His Activities.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. Nathaniel Slelmlo, a
street railway conductor who carried a
red hot stove from the home OF A. y.
Atterbcck. one of his tenants, in order
TO enforce the payment OF rent past due,
was this morning fined $40 and costs
In the police court. after conviction on
charge OF disturbing the peace.
While Atterbeck was absent from
home, Steimle entered his Kitchen on tho
morning OF December 2 and. in the
presence OF Mrs. Atterbeck, tore down
the stove. and carried IL out on the
porch. bringing 20 sudden halt break
fast preparations at the Attcrbeck home.
Judge Murphy took the under
advIsement Yesterday and this morning
found the defendant guilty and ordered
him 10 pay a fine
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
VERDICT FoR INJURED MAN.
Jury Finds for Joseph FazIo Against
Construction Company.
Sneclnl 10 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN Dec. AFTER remaining out
for several hours, the jury in the district
court hearing the personal injury suit
brought by Joseph FaZio against the
Corey Brothers Construction company
returned this afternoon with verdict
OF $500 in favor Of the plaintiff. FazIo
was injured by premature explosion
OF dynamite at one OF the construction
company's camps In Montana year ago.
He lost the sight OF one eye, his hearing
was impaired and the sight OF the other
eye made defective as result or the
explosion. according TO the testimony of
the plaintiff and his witnesses. He was
seeking 100000 damages. The case was
given TO the jury az noon. and The YER
dict rendered shortly after O clock
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Will Be Buried Today.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec. Funeral services for
Kate l.. Clothier. wife OF Marshal M
Clothler will be held at the Ueaton-
Kirse ndall chapel Friday afternoon AT .
O'Clock. Mrs. Clothier was S. wears of
age al the time OF her death. witch fol-
lowed a long Illness al her home. 1854
Cannnn aXenMR- TmesdMN morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08

Every family has need of good, re.
pblc liniment. For sprains, bruises,
1rcness Of the muscles and rheumatic
Inns there is none better than Cham
LlIain S, Sold by al dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
Injured Miner Dies.

7. j. Morgan. aged ~ years a miner
IN the employ OF tnc Utah Copper com
pany at bingham died at ST. Marks hos
pital at an carly hour this morning as a
result OF injuries received AT Bingham
YESTERDAY, Shortly after the Injured
mans arrival At the hospjtaI yesteTda,,
he was operated upon by Dr.. J. r. T,'res.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08

Poisons accumulate in the system
when the kidneys are sluggish
blotches and bad complexion result
take Hood s Sarsa parilla.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-08
ASSESSMENT NO. 25.

ImlsN Mining company: principal place
oC business Salt Lake city, Utah: loCa-
tiou of mines. Humboldt county. Nevada
Notice IS hereby given that at meet
ing OF tho board Of directors OF the I'm
Law Mining company held on The IN
day OF December, 1911. assessment No.
% OF one half CD cent per share was
levied upon tho capital stock ~ the cor
issued and Outstanding. payaplf
Immediately 10 tho secretary az his ohlre'
l6l Main street Salt Lake CitN. Ctah.
ANY stock upon which this asScSsnenA
may rcmatn unpaid on Monday. The Sih
day OF January. lal2 Will be delinquenf
and advertised Tor sale at puelic 9uc
tinn and uules. payment IS made before.
will be sold on TUESDAY. the 3pth daN
Of January, 1919. nj . o'clock p, M az thc
office. isl Main street. Salt Lake CltN..
I!tah. TO pay the delinquent assessment
tbcronn toucthcr with tho costs or ad-
ysrtislne and expense ~ sale.
II, II. SIDpoWAf. Secrctary
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
Legislators Guests
Of the Big Land Show
During Next Tuesday
Members Arrive Early in Morning
Also Will See Stock Yards-Com-
mercial Club Reception.

Members of the Nebraska legisla-
ture will be guests OF the Land Show
Tuesday. Invitations were formally ac
cepted Saturday.
The legislators will arrive at 10 o'clock
in the morning when they will be taken
charge OF by the South Omaha Stock ex-
change and the South Omaha Commercial
club. A trip through the stock yards and
about the points of Interest OF PaokingtOwn
has been arranged. At noon the legislators
win be guests at luncheon probably at the
stock yards hotel, Everett Buckingham,
general rnanager of the Union Stock Yards
company, viii have charge Of the arrange
ments.
The legislators will spend the afternoon
at the Land Show, where the management
will see that they are well amused and en-
tertalned Formal speech making for the
day VIII give way to allow the legislators
opportunity to look about the show at the
exhibits in which they are most interested.
A reception and dinner for the legislators
will be held by the Omaha Commercial
club at 6 o'clock in the evening
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
I Oint Ballots in
Iowa and New York
Without Results
Number Of Members Z Both Legisla-
lures Are , -..cAA s Absent or

Dt- NeNe Jan 2i.-The joint
,eN States senator's by the
,oS ore today resulted as follows:
IS; Funk %; Kenyon, a. Byers,
1arst :: FRANKIE, q Judge II. NJ.
4owner. /: Claude Porter, democrat -.
Absent or not voting twenty. Necessary
to elect, eiHlty
Twenty members Of the Iowa legislature
were absent when the joint ballot was
taken on United states senator today. The
result was that the vote shows striking
changes from those taken before. although
the changes are without significance. \
proposition Of ". ". Byers. one of the
candidates. that another attempt be made
10 hold a republican caucus has not been
acted upon.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. 2l-The fourth
Joint ballot for United states senator re-
suited in no choice. No quorum OF the
joint legislature assembly was present. The
vote follows:
Democrats: sheehan IS; Shepard. IL;
Parker, ?; Kiernan. Z; Idttleton. 3; Herrlck,
4 3; Glynn. .; O'Brien, /.
Republicans: pepew &c. Total vote, 81.
J No quorum being present the result was
declared no choice"
J Governor Dix said today that he was
willing to act as ''peacemaker" in the sem
atorial struggle under certain conditions.
! lie was asked IL he would not consent to
/ be the arbitrator provided the contest be-
came so drawn out that it seriously inter
ferod with the egllar business of the ses-
! sion.
( Under no circumstances would l offer
I 10 do so" he replied. unless ] was asked
! by managers of both sides who were no,
: In the Legislature. II / were asked under
such conditions, ] would not feel that |
was barred"
/ His remarks encouraged the insurgents
in the hope they may find some way out
! Of the deadlock before next Monday at
noon, when the legislature meets for its
! next ballot.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
STETNHART And ZUELOW WIN
Nebraska Senators Decide Two Big
Postoffice Contests.
NEW INCUMBENT IN EACH CASE
Nebraska city aud schuyler flights
settled ny Choice OF ASpirants--
Census for Pierre and
cheyenne.
CFrom a Staff Correspondent)

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. 21.-(Special
Telegram. Otto Zuelow has been
recommended for postmaster at Schuyler
and John w Steinhart for the post
mastership at Nebra -ka City.
Senators Burkett and Brown today
Joined in this solution of the fight waged
for the offices In these two cities. Mr..
Zuelow will succeed D. Mcleod and
Mr. Steinhart will take the office from
Frank Mccartney.
Another recommendation made today gives
the postmastership at Tarnov to John A.
Matya, vice Andrew c. Leass, resigned.
There has been a hot fight over the
Schuyler office, three or four candidates
including Mcleod desiring reappointment
including Messr Dickinson and Watson.
When ex-Congressman Boyd was in the
city recently he was asked to recommend
man for the place and he endorsed Mr..
Zuelow, who was nominated for the place
by the senators today.
Frank Mccartney desired reappointment
at Nebraska City and brought much pres
sure to bear on the senators. including the
endorsement of the Postmasters Associa-
tion of Nebraska. which sent to Washing
ton Colonel f. r. Sizer of Lincoln and
Wesley Cook of Blair. These gentlemen
did not make great headway with the
pie" distributors and Mccartney fell by
the wayside, and the oldtime republican
wheelhorse, John w. Steinhart won out.
Report on Indian BtII.
Senator Brown from the committee on
Indian affairs this morning made a favor
able report on a bill authorizing the
winnebago tribe OF Indians 10 submit
claims TO the court of claims
For years there has been q dispute ex-
isting between the Winnebago tribe and
the United States with respect to the
amounts due the tribe and the treaty exist
ing between the tribe and the United States
which was ratified and confirmed March
| 3, 1855. II is the claim Of this tribe that
il has never received the amount due
under the treaty. This claim Is disputed
by the government and because the COM
mittee is Of the opinion that the remedy
should be provided for this tribe, the
court Of claims is given jurisdiction to
determine the truth Of the matter and
also determine the question OF attorneys
fees which may arise by reason Of the
prosecution Of the suit.
KinknId Accepts Curtis BII.
After hearings before the house commit
! tee on irrigation In behalf OF legislation
Continued on Second PageD
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
DEBATE ON POSTAL ECONOMY
Representatives from Several Western
States Score Hitchcooks Action.
CHRISTMAS RUSH MAKES TROUBLE
Department Asserts New .HuueS +" 81
Not work Any Ultimate Hard r
shin TO Employees o rInjure
the Service.

WASHINGTON. Jan 21--The attempt OF
the Postoffice department to take up the
"slack" in the railway mail service
throughout the United Safes brought about
a lively debate in the house this AFTER
moon during the consideration of the an
nuaI appropriation bill for the support OF
the Postoffice department. Representa-
dives from many states throughout the
west presented protests. not only from the
railway clerks themselves, but from busi-
ness men and associations who claimed
the efficiency Of the mail service had been
impaired.
Representative Martin of South Dakota
presented memorial passed by the legis-
Iature OF that state calling upon congress
and the Postoffice department to relieve
the acutely serious situation that has de-
veloped I'm the western states
Orders Now I'm Effect.
The departments orders for a rear
rangement of the railway mail service
went into effect shortly before Christmas
Chairman Weeks of the postoffice com
mittee. who is in charge of the appropria-
ton bill now before the house, said these
complaints had been given full consder-
alton by the PostOffice department and
that the department does not believe the
new rules will work any ultimate hard
ship to employees or result in any injury to
the efficiency of the service.
The new regulations which have caused
what Representative Hitchcock of Ne
braska characterized as an "uproar In all
the western states have been under de-
velopment for some time The Postoffice
department has been endeavoring to equal
ize the work of clerks upon a basis OF six
and one-half hours of road work day
and reduce the force While the last post
office appropriation bill authorized the APP
pointment Of Il 997 clerks the number ac-
! tually employed now is l44S3
ChrIstmns Rush Responsible.
The fact that the change were made just
before the Christmas rush Is responsible,
in the minds of the postOffice authorities,
for the alarm that has resulted In the
circles of railway mail clerks and amongst
business interests that hardships may be
imposed upon the employees and the eff
cheney OF the railway mail service lowered
The appropriation bin now before the
house reduces the number Of authorized
railway clerks by 4N from the figures OF
last year but the number actually en-
/ ployed now is so low that there will be
an opportunity loi Ihe appointment OF
/ / O4O additional clerks under the present
bill This is enough it is asserted TO fully
meet the postal demands
/ Representative Martin Of South Dakota
/ and Representative Hawley Of Oregon pre-
sented amendments. which are now pend
I ing in the house the first to give railway
mail clerks extra pay whe nthey are com
PEELED to work overtime. and the second
/ authorizing the employment Of extra clerks
when the regular employees are not able
10 complete the handling Of mails without
working overtime.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
Battleship Texas to
Be Used as a Target
Warship Constructed About Two
Decades Ago is Ready for
the Junk Pile.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-The cruiser
Baltimore has been ordered placed in
commission by the Navy department and
within a week will leave the New York
navy yard for Charleston to replace the
battleship Texas as station ship. The
Texas will be sent TO the Norfolk navy
yard and converted into target for navy
ordinance practice.
Orders have been issued transferring the
officers and crew Of the Texas to the
Baltimore.
The keel of the Texas was laid in 1889
and the ship was completed about two
years later at cost of 81, ,2O2 900
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
Danville Officials
Deny Reports Of
Confessions Of Bribery
City Attorney and Sheriff Deny
Rumor that They Will Make
Statements to Grand Jury.

DANVILLE. Ill, Jan. 2l.-City Attorney
Frank Jones, who was reported to have
made a confession that he had bought
votes at the last election, this afternoon
denied that he had, but stated that he
believed there had been many votes traf-
ficked in. He said he favored a mass
meeting where all Of the candidates could
get together and go before the grand jury
and tell all they know.
Sheriff Shepard, who also was reported
TO have confessed. would say nothing in
regard to vote selling.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
Objects to Early
Vote on the LOrimer Case

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l.-A dramatic en-
trance TO the senate chamber was arranged
for Senator Burrows today by Senator
Beveridge and the eyes OF their colleagues
and OF persons i'm the galleries were To-
cuscd on the door through which the Mich
igan senator came.
As soon as the morning business was con-
cludCd MI Bcveridge was recognized. lie
held the floor for a moment without speak
ing and then explained that he had sent
for Mr. Burrows and that he was about to
come through that door" Just before the
door opened Mr Beveridge asked for unan-
imous consent that vote be taken on the
Senator Lormer case on January 3l.
Not knowing why everyone was looking
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
More Deaths from
BubOnic Plague
Legation staffs in Peking Are Quar-.
antining Themselves Within
Their Own Walls.

PEKING. Jan. 2l.-A number OF deaths
from the bubonic plague have occurred in
this city since the first death from the
disease here was reported yesterday The
legation staffs are quarantining themselves
within their own walls, having been un-
able to agree on general measure for the
entire legation district.
KWAN-CFIENG-TZE, China, Jan 21.-
Plague refugees from Harbin are arriving
here in great numbers. The fatalities in
crease daily. The japanese are erecting
plague camps capable Of containing 1900
persons.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
Figuring on Center Of
Nations Population
IGeOgrapher Sloane Will Compute Only
Center for United States and
Each State.

WASHINGTON. Jan. H.-Only the cen
ter OF population OF the entire United
states and the centers OF the various In
dividual states will be determined by
Geographer Sloane, II was announced at
the bureau OF the census today. Mr..
sloane h now working on the center Of
population for the whole country and this
viii soon be forthcoming The centers OF
the various states will be announced as
they are completed No population centers
Of any cities except Washington, it Is
stated. will he announced
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-22
Continued on Second Page

at him so intently, Mr. Burrows proceeded
to his scat and sat down in apparent per-
pleNity. When the situation was explained
hr. Burrows, acting for the senators who
signed the majority report, which eXoner-
ated Mr.. LoHmer, opposed the motion OF
Mr.. Beveridge who leads the faction which
takes the position that bribery was proved
and Mr. I.orimer is not entitled TO HIS seat.
Too many senators desire to speak.
thought Mr. Burrows, to permit OF a vote
at so early date.
Then Mr.. Beveridge proposed a vote be
taken on February ., but Mr. Burrows oh.
jected and the opposition OF one senator
was all that was needed 70 dispose Of a
unanimous consent request.