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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
To Stockholders Of the Scheilcnger Fruit
GRADING Machine Co
ding M achIne Co.

Notice is hereby given that special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Schellcnger Fruit Grading Machine
Company, a corporati tion organized and
existing under the laws OF the state OF
Utah. Is hereby called and will I've held
at the office of said company at No. 22I
North Fifth West street. Salt Lake
city. Utah on the 10Th day OF juno
A. D. 1912, at o'clock p. m. for the
purpose OF considering and acting upon
the proposition Of amending article OF
the articles OF Incorporation OF said com
pany, which now reads as follows:
Article 6--"That the place where the
principal business or this corrorat ton Is
10 be transacted snail be tho city OF
salt Lake. county OF Salt Lake. state OF
Utah
Which article Is proposed To be amended
to read as follows.
Article 6-Tbat the place where the
principal business OF this corporation is
to be transacted shall be the city OF
Ogden. county OF Weber. state OF Utah
And for the further purpose of consider
ing and acting upon the proposition OF
amending article s OF the articles OF In
corporation or said company. which now
reads as follows:
Article s-''That the amount OF the
capital stock OF said corporation snail
he $4,000 and shall consist OF twenty
thousand shares OF the par value OF 81
per share
Which article is proposed to be amends ed
to read as follows:
Article s-That the amount Of the
capital stock OF said corporation shall
be two hundred thousand (s2oo.00O) dol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
Hammond Optimistic.

Are you going TO put IL over7'' I
asked OF John Hays Hammond
I'VE are. II they don't put IL over on
US was the frank reply, and. as Ham
mond is ono of the Taft leaders, his an
swcr showed the general uncertainty Of
the situation. at is a very close fight" +"
he went on, "and no man can yet say
that it has been won by either side
II don't think either Taft or Roosc-
yclt has enough votes TO win on the first
ballot said National Committeeman
George 4, knight. who has been voting
in the committee with the Roosevelt men,
but isn't so enthusiastic as TO Blind his
Judgment.
"In my View Taft VIII lack twenty five
votes or Ihercabouts OF q. majority. Their
II things 70 10 pieces IL VIII be the Taft
forces rather than those OF Roosevelt who
will break
will The national committee go right
down the line and give Taft both Texas
and Washington"
THAT seems to he the programme
Like The San Francisco case. the action
VIII bc unjust. but what's the use OF
calling out liar, thief 'scoundreI?'
That sort Of talk doesn't get any votes"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
Says Negroes Will Decide,

Tho Who'll" tEht depends on the negro
vote from the south" said Frank Herring.
the man who campggucd California for
Bell two years ago. and he spoke from
the standpoint OF the Democratic on
locker. Mckinley cried fraud and ac-
cused the Rooscveltsrs of trying to
hribe the negro delegates. There is a
story that the steel trust has sent men
into IN" south with orders TO get those
colorcd delegates for Roosevelt al any
price. iui Mckinley and his crowd are
as deep 'u the mire the others
It's sll right for Roosevelt now" con-
hdontly predicted Nedi1i Mccormick. who
was IN the recent primary fight in Call
fornia. Its been all right for thirty
six hours. The other side Is talking COM
pro!nisc They've been limiting at a COM
promise candidate for four days. but to-
day the talk is really strong. Wen
win"
1T looks good for Roosevelt today"
answered TruNton Bcall when I asked
him for his Views "The back firing is
having its effect. These committeeman
arc being boInbarded In = way they do
not Ike.
Then. too, the men who want to go
back to congress see tha! with Taft as
The leader they Will surely he beat ell.
Willie with Roosevelt as the nominee they
can win their districts. The same Is
true OF mon who want 10 hr state SEN
atorS and asscmblymcu. Their impor-
tunites are all for Roosevelt and they
arc having an effect -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
Works for Roosevelt.

A. g. Butter formerly OF Fresno and
now nf Washington. u G, declares that
he Is still a Democrat. but hc Us here
WORKING for Roosevelt and insists il is
a mortal cinch the colonel will Win.
ITS a close tiGht-vclv close" was
The opinion of Milton T. l. Fen, one of
tho California alternates.
"'rhey are going to steal them AL
Texas and Washington as we'll" declared
Franks j. Hcncy, ss he came out OF
The meeting uf the national committees
They will not even Give us a rollcal
Hny more
I'VE had some bad contests and they
gave us rollcall ON them. But when
n comes Ia their rough work they will
not even Let us have a show nf names 7
asked today, Aren't you ashamed Of
what YOU are doing? But when | try
TO speak they choke me Oft and cry me
down So the correspondents cannot hear
what ! have To say. So the best | coQsd
do today was TO cry out and repeat the
cry, This is stealing-Just plain steal
ing.
In this connection the Eooseyclters have
printed and are circulating a great num-
ber OF cards bearing tho taunttng docla-
ration OF Governor Johnson to The ma
toual convention. The card roads. 'I
viii not submit to the trial Of the title
OF property by the thief who s'caly it
Governor Iohuson Of California"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
EASTERN EXCURSIONS.
PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

Special summer excursion tickets TO
New York. Atlantic City, Asbury Park
and other JERSEY coast destinations will
he on sale at Utah points June I 10
September 30. 1912, via all direct routes
connecting at Chicago and st. Louis
with the PENNSYLVANIA Lines; Liberal
municatc with W. r. Yeo, travelling
passenger agent, 204 Judge bldg, SAT-
Lake City, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
More Amendments.

WASHINGTON, d. c., June IA
The senate today further amended the
legislative appropriation bill TO pre-.
hibit any one federal Judge from re
straining or enjoinine an order of the
interstate commerce commission, and
providing that any such Injunction
must be unanimously sanctioned by the
chief Justice Of the United States and
two other lustices
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
Mesa ee to CONGRESS.

WASHINGTON, June lin spe.
cial message President Taft today
asked congress to appropriate Sl.250.-
600 to protect the Imperial valley of
California against emergencies of floods
from the Colorado river while negotia-
tions for the protection Of that terri
tory are pending with Mexico
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
Charges Treachery.

"The conservative leaders, with the oN-
ceptlon OF ITlllcs, arc not true 10 Taft
said Benjamin Idc Wheeler of the Uni
versity of California III the lobby Of the
Congress this afternoon. Il can tell YOU
their estimate and their programme
They calculate ON majority of seven
votes: that may shrink TO FIVE. and with
that they expect to win
They will say they have a majority
Of seventy. out five TO seven is all they
depend upon. Roosevelt has captured
some southern delegates and has more
than they expected in New York.
$50 Just now the Taft mon arc con-
crntrating their energies OH getting
conservative platform. They have the
platform, drawn hy Nicholas Murray
Butler and they will try TO nut that
through. Then they will get Taft through
If they can.
"Then they expect that Congressman
Underwood viii be nominated at Balti-
morc-they seem 10 have some inside in
formation on that subject-and they ex-
poet that he Will be the next president
of Tie United States f
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
MdMe::4Y
W. nn7al

did not come off Secretary Hayward
reported contest from that territory
that had lust arrived with the claim
that the supreme court had held that
Alaska is territory and that under
party law was entitled TO that many.
But il was held that the contest was
TOO late. that the two delegates Of the
Taft faith were regular and they were
seated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15

lars and shall consist Of two hundred
thousand shares OF the par value 90 81
per share.
And for the further purpose OF consider
ing and acting upon the proposition OF
amending article Is OF the articles of In
corporation OF said company, which now
reads as follows:
Article l5-"That AT least three mem
bers OF the board OF directors of this
corporation shall be bonatide residents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15

OF The State OF Utah and no other quail
ticauons as 10 residence OF the directors
shall be necessary"
Which article is proposed TO be amended
TO read as follows:
Article l5-That at least one membe:
Of the board OF directors OF this cor
poration snail be q bonafide resident OF
the state OF Utah and 40 other qualiflca-
tons az TO residence of the directors
shall be necessary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
Petition for Suffrage.
BY International News Service.

IoN IHtcIhdtiOhaI NcWs Service.
WASHINGTON, June 1i.-Supporting
his resolution for constitutional amend :
mcnt giving women tho right OF fran
chise. Representative Berger today in the
house presented petition with more
than 10000 signcrS. California leads
with 1889 names. Now York second
with 12.1IS. while Pennsylvania and Illi-
noIs arc represented by over 10000 each
The petition was circulated by tho So
Cialist party
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
Coming Of Roosevelt.

But isn't the coloners coming a re
ply 10 your Macedonian cry, Come over
and help us?" l asked.
No. II has been contemplated for
some time that he would come, and 1t
was only question OF when''
What about a compromise candi-
date?"
"rhe other side has been talking COM
promise, but YOU can quote me as say
inc that either President Taft or Colo
ne! Roosevelt Will be nominated at this
convention, The Taft votes cannot be
transferred TO anyone else. At least 100
OF them Will break TO Roosevelt once the
transfer is attempted Possibly after a
DAYS ineffeclual balloting a compromise
candidate might have a chance. but no
transfer could be made now"
The compromise candidate the Taft
people have been suggesting is Senator
CummlnS OF Iowa. who has ten votes of
his own. and Cummins really thinks he
has a good chance. but I don't find any
great sentiment that way.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
.Hoidup.

Ter the discovery Of Erickson >
.Levautee rushed into Bingham
|let through his richt wrist and
ry OF being held up hy robbers
'tah Copper Com2au%'s property
1ocS In the morning, He said
|S. three in number. told him
up his hands, but Instead he
|} his might. Seven shots We're
m, only one taking effect. Lee
g held up Within quarter of
where Erickson was murdered.
~ that Erickson met ,hc same
Vas mtIrG cred Tor his money is
'tlic fact that wallet contain
n cash was found Ia the pocket
cad man. Ills Sllvcr watch,
tds gone.
9y. an employee of \ livery
'0 Vas sent 10 Gslnna carly This
p priuz back 4 rig, reported that
'ePsral revolver shots ust ahead
ne Eoarnd the scene Of the
. his return trlp. lie saw the
ne road as he drnV" past. hut
4 tfrjghtcncd HAT he dared not
|fr proccediuE = mile towards
ne chsnccd Ibis mind and start
'nly 1" Learn thdt Monllhouac
<ered the body and raised the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
WRITER FOR TRIBUNE
TALKS TO LEADERS
Continued From Page One)

any means For instance, when Colonel
Roosevelt gets here, his personality will
be worth more than fifteen votes.
There are siXty-sIx coIored votes IN
the convention. All Of those coIorcd mon
love Colonel Roosevelt and they do not
care for Taft. The colonel can como
very near capturing all OF them. at least
enough for a second ballot, and then he
can get thrNl all >,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
NO ORE STRONGER THAN Hgs STOMACH,


der Of the stomach the most prolific human ms nu
medical
Qbroush the
w emayb
He
medicn can be ersucd Is a agent than
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
Lyon Ready for the AK.

When that had been accompli shed,
the stcamroler took a vacation for
the remainder of the afternoon, even
though Texas was next on the list and
Colonel Lyon, even AS the mouse with
the three sips of Bourbon liquor was
in corner crying, bring on your
cat. The colonel wanted to get the
agony over, but the hands behind the
roller desired time,
Oklahoma, with its fist fight. did not
live up to the advertisements in the
matter Of fisticuffs. Various and sun
dry kilograms and letters had come
from the young commonwealth setting
jorth in regular black hand language
that if the national convention dared
to settle the two contested seats of
Oklahoma, brave men would be on
hand TO settle the matter right in the
name of the people. But when the
fight came off it was Taft man who
started the doings and it was so mild
that frail and peaceful person, Charles
Dick, settled 1t with one hand and with
out mussing a hair. And the total dam.
ace WIS one smashed hat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
= Laborer.

4 Monkbousc. Il laborcr, passing
farly morning on his way 10
'|most stumbled over Erickson S
Die road. Finding the dead man,
fc ran back along tho road to-
|ugham. Intending 10 notify the
Ne had gone but short way
Uncovered Lmd lying prone in
. Upon awakening, Iund NUT
ohcrcntiy THAI he had fallen by
||dc In Stupur from drink. lie
Il no shooting and appeared
I'd when MoukGouse led him
|hc body OF Erickson. Leaving
|rharec Of the body, Monkhousc
10 Bingham and informed the
3cputy Sheriff SchwcitZer and
n j.. Dudley went So the scene.
|thcd the surrounding region for
'Ihe murdcrcrs. but found moth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
sht Session of Senate.
-EIonal NcMg an,,,lna

ssonai News Service.
VN; June 14.-The senate
|or ll;lo O'clock 10 complete
or the sundry civil bin,
atse pesaed finally tomorrow
pu'so aecuons OF the bin be-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15

And for the furtner purpose Of amending
article / and article OF the oy-iawS or
changes in the articles OF incorporation
as above stated.
And for the further transaction OF such
other business may properly come
before said meeting
president.
d5s3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15

Several months agoI suffered from pain right
under the breast bone, writes Mrs. g. NJ MURkEN, of
Corona, Calf Had suffered It, and on for sew
eral years also suffered from heartburn, did know
what was the matter with tried several medicines
but they did me no good Finally, told it my
liver. did not dare 10 il made worse When
ever swallowed anything seemed that would fain-it
hort so grew very thin and weak from eating Was
told 10 take Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery took
i've BOTTLES OF " and could feel myself getting better
the hrst dose could little without pain and grew
srong tast To-day am strong and well and do big
days work with ease Can eat everything and have put on
flesh wonderfully will say all sufferers write to DR.
Pierce He has my undylng gratitude"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
|GHAN MAN
IURDERED IN
DNELY CANYON
of Andrew Erickson IS
md at Early Hour OF
Morning by Laborer
Passing BY.
IPANION HELD
FOR INVESTIGATION
cry Evidently Not Motive
rinle, as sf1o Remained
I'M Pockets of the
Victim.
PANlON HELD
FOR INVESTIGATION
The Tribune.

II The Tribune.
|AM, June Il The body OF An
||ckson. miner who WAS muir
|'thcr for his money nor for any
n twenty four hour search by the
rs has been able 10 uncover. was
Ifh bullet hole in the back of
and ;wo in the right arm. lying
<ard in tho road that leads to
h Upper Bingham. ut $50 o'clock
Hing. Tho bullets had been fired
'rluge and from behind.
|lind. friend ~ Erickson, and
om he left Bingham after pro-
rouse. was found in 4 drunken
10 yards from the spot. lie is
lined BY the authorities in con-
1itil In" crime. though he stout
Inns his innocence,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
hRnd Innocent.

INC Innocence cG Lund is pre-
|hcre despite several sinister
'ces that attach TO him. lie is
a man Of good chara cter and
rAcellent record. He and the
man are known To have been
"a They went to the miners
''rpration in Bingham together
tllc day together. leaving for
nam n, about / O'Clock in The
f 1old conflicting stories. Asked
~ q spot of blood on his coat
'.ln'st said he received il in
y Bingham earlier in tic day,
tio lie got IL by dragging Ifricl;-
W Inc side OF tho road after
'n ieii TO guard IL while Monk
~ thr alarm. His statements
ptner points, bul this may have
~ INC Fact that he WAS far from
'oFercnm" with tho stuppr Of
iay down in The road 10 sleep
n' l'und told tho authorities.
sald he would continue on. /
~ once. ] heard no shots"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
Explained the Fight

Two able bodied plain clothes men
gave force TO Senator Dick S command
for peace. Grant Victor. United States
marshal al Tulsa, explained the fight
Il. G. Disney Of "the other side, -
he said. ''statcd that / was thief
trying to get seats. ] am not thief
and won't stand for it, / hit him.
That s ALL
What he hit, though. wss Disney IS
hat and couple of more partisaos on
each side started TO rush in when the
pea sce-loving Dick intcrvcncd.
After that the proceedings were or
derly until tho very last. 1t was when
the time came to vote on the Tenth
district of Tennessee contest that He-
ney erupted The whole question there
had been one as to which faction, the
Monday or the Sanders crowd, was the
regular one. Each had held con.
vcntions in all four contested districts
but the best showing of the Monday
Tenth district, and Henev wanted a
rollcalI. He could not get nineteen
members TO back his demand and
Chairman Rosowator said there would
he no waste of time on rollcall.
Eruption of Heney.
''This is steal This is a steal, -
roared Iieney so loud that the mem
bers of the executive committee came
running
"Order,' shouted and pounded
Rosewater.
"Lct him alone. he s q grand Young
man and his friends are proud of
him. said Cbubb Of Florida,
"What would Abe do now?" asked
Parkinson.
"Ruef would be ashamed TO do
this said 1Icney.
"You'll be scared before we arc
through, ~ he said. and gave up.
Then Dick asked the postponement
Of the Texas eases. As the papers were
not all ready, but Lyon objected to
that and McHarg protested against
taking mp the Virginia or Washington
cases, as he WAS not ready and did not
have his witnesses for those.
"Senator PoindeXter is to try the
Washington ease and he is not here, y
he said, but although he did not know
it, Senator Poindexter had been in
town all day. So at last the commit
tee passed tho whole bunch Of cases
over until tomorrow.
And there was where the Roosevelt
coup TO got six delegates from Alaska
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
TAFT HAS MORE THAN
ENOUGH DELEGATES
Continued Prom Page One.)

The Virginia votes are as good as
in the Taft column already. They
have all the advantage Of regularity.
That makes twenty. The fourteen from
Washington Will be easily picked up
for the issue in that contest is under
stood to be largely matter of party
law and the best thing stcamrollcr
docs is TO iron out law points-as the
owners think they should be consld-
cred. Two more can be benevolently
assimilatcd from the District OF Colum-
bia. There is a total of thirty SIX, so
tho other fourteen can be taken from
the contests IN the convention even
without the adm nistration of an an
esthctic Every one likes Colonel Lyon
and they desire to make him suffer
inst as little AS possible with A con
sistent course for the sJcamroller.
Easy to Count.
There arc 223 steamroller votes re-
ouired by the Taft statistlcians FOR
their total of SGT, The others arc
easy TO count.
President Taft has instructed the
delegates to stand pat. With ~
steamroller votes, that makes a total
OF 424.
Now the total number of uninstruct-
cd delegates to the convention Is
4le. OF that number the Taft men
claim 143 and if You Will add to that
number 424 You get the total Taft
claim Of j6f.
And they are depending on the steam
roller for those fifty votes necessary
If that machine slips a cog or any
one mixes soap with the water In the
boiler so it will not make steam, dire
things arc feared.
The good old steamrollcr demon
strated today, however that it is again
"A dependable machine 1t gave four
teen delegates seats without the least
effort in the world and accomplished
its task with but one fist fight and
but one reference TO Abe Ruef. Two
of the delegates and the fist fight
Oklahoma contributed. Two delegates
were taken away. Tennessee threw
into the jackpot eight votes and the
lGency outburst and Alaska gave two
delegates without oven skirmish.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
3afled.

up last night declared that
a ono Of tho mort puZzlinE
70 deal With. "Thc motive
pp laehlUg. he said. "EriclS-
ennniies so far AS can be
~ experience of Levantee in
Seion ami about the same time
20 the robbery theory were It
taSt that Erickson's money
~, or course. the mur-
nay" intcnded 10 ron him
peen frightened awav by
inc approaching team that
wao driVing, But this theory
X a.n by the fact that Erjck
~ mes missing. II the mur-
II. mine TO remove tho watch
"a mpn,h nave had time 10 take
<t Truu'cn was not hidden in auy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-15
investigate.

'nseph G. Sharp. Deputy Shcr-
1er. Steele and Witbccl,, AS
telity Attorney Ncphi Jensen
Hrant. chief OF police at Bing-
trip by auto 10 The scene
4rner this afternoon. They
ns ground around about for u
~ wife no success. Iund had
~ ana was never known To
x OF Erickson WAS brought TO
Ast night and is al the Hall
morSuc, Tho bullet that
entered the back OF the
lodged in tho roof Of the
sfe IT WAS found b. DR.. r., E.
~ examined The body. One Of
tnai entered the right arm
'1nsed In the noshy part OF
lherH wore powder mavlSr
"ounds, showing thoy were
vse range. Erickson was not
&r nad lived In Bingham seven
st 5rotherE. Charles. Eric and
hingham. survive him.
~ W,n be held today BY Cor
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-19
Charleston Mayor
Tells of Grating

COLUMBIA. 5. C.. June 29-The leg
isative dispensary committee yester-
day heard testimony Of Mayor Grace
of Charleston. who told at length OF
political and personal Affiliations with
Governor Blease. He said Blease had
put liquor constables in Charleston
county, though several times publicly
and privately he had said he would not
do this.
Grace said the opinion is general in
Charleston that constables received
brides to protect certain liquor con-
Germs and produced an affidavit of j.
J. Miller who said that he had seen
money paid Ben Stothart, chief Of con-
stabulary. to secure s;tothart's protcc-
ton. Grace made a suggestion to the
committee that it go to Charleston,
where, he said. he could produce more
witnesses and affidavits to show that
Blease gets graft from constables.
Stothart's counsel urged the same SO
the committes left early this morning
for Charleston.