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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
s10,000,000 IN COAL
AVID RAILROAD DEAL
CONTINUED From Page One.)

canyon. noted for great coal deposits,
VIII be tapped by the new road. and the
great agricultural lands OF Emery county
VIII be made 70 contribute to the sup
port OF the line.
There is great need for this railroad
under the mig coal deal that has been
made and in the great opening OF coal
helds contemplated. At present the
mines az Hiawstha and Dlohrland, and
those along tho route Of the Castle Val
ley railroad ship their coal 10 Price by
this line, and from there II Is carried TO
distributing points by the Denver & Rio
Crande railway. As between the rate on
coal from Sunnysidc and that shipped
from Mohrland and Hiawatha there IS 4
handicap OF 30 cents per ton against the
latter. The miners on the Castle Valley
railroad have petitioned the interstate
commerce commission for a division OF
the rate. In other words, they desire
such a reduction on the Denver & Rio
Grande AZ will compensate for the extra
80 cents per ton In cost OF hauling over
the Castle Valley road before the coal
reaches Price OF course, the building Of
the new line will in all likelihood bring
about this division without the interfer-
encs of the Interstate commerce COM
mission. In any event an outlet for the
big coal fields viii be provided that will
enable the mines TO readily ship their
uroduct to market
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
NECK SAVES
WOMAN FROM DEATH

As the result OF a row IN Ine
Albany roomins house at Second south
I'd ESfth West streets at ] o'clock TINS
morning, June Rose white woman hnsni,s ,s az e. eI
"a Years, is at the emergency nospltal a.
iba city iaIl, suffering from three-lnch
cash across her throat ana mi NAY ynndsr meTse a
cSa~Se Of assault with intent to XII
In response to eau for gnesip, nsp Cafro offieer
San, Ohier entered the roominG house anu
found the two women Struggling on n vao
noor According TO Clara Kelley. VINO Wss
aprssted as a witness tho Rose Wotnali
Vent TO the rooming house in seaIG9 OF
her sister. accused the nesress ol hl9lng
hcr and demanded TO be told me GlTl
,Uhcrea bouts. a dsht followed in wn,en
tha Roesc woman flashed razor ana
drc,, II across the Rose woman s th,oat
indIctlnC n cash half an inch deep anu eA-
tendinc from her right car 10 the polnt Oh
her chin. - .olr,a 10 drcss
he yvoTnan's wound. He said that the
only thing that saved her life was me
unsuaI amount OF hesh on nef ngoS, go5o
EICht stitches were necessary 10 'iose
the wound,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29

Of Gas in their stomachs and bowels
tho last few days. Here are few of
them:
Mrs. Louisa Guasti Los Angeles, Cal,
writes as follows; After taking Baal.
mann s Gas.Tablets one week found it
not necessary to continue as l felt per
fectly relieved
Mrs. G. M. Bones, Scbastapol. CAL,
writes; | never saw anything that
would take the place of Baalmann s
GasTablets. ! have been taking treat.
ment for dyspepsia for two and hall
years and my stomach was. if anything,
worse than when ! began j have now
been taking Baalmapu S GasTablets
for three weeks and feel very much
better,
Mr. W. II. Booth. Vice President
Equitable Savings Bank, Los Angeles,
says Baalmann s Gas,Tablets are the
greatest and most effective Remedy
ever made for gas in the stomach and
bowels.
These peculiar tablets are sold for SOC
bottle by nearly every druggist. IL
not in stock tell him to get them for
Won from his wholesaler, or send soc IN
silver, stamps or money order tc
j. Baalmsun Co. 335 Sutter Street
San Francisco.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Will Afford TRANSPORTATION.

Heretofore the great drawback com
planned OF has been in the inability OF the
Denver ds Rio Grende to supply sufficient
traneport5tio facilities for anywhere near
as much coal as could be produced by the
mines. With this great coal combination
IN operation on an immense scale the
difficulty would be aggravated to A de-
gree impossible OF consideration. The new
line is intended TO overcome this handi-
cap on the coal producers.
available to tho big interests that have
now entered the field. Aside from the
properties that have been taken over and
are being negotiated for by Mr.. Sharp,
there are large holdings BY Senator VIII
liam a. Clark, y. J. Quealey, J. II, Mays,
W. s. Mccormick and others, AT an
election Of officers held during the month
by the Castle Valley Coal company. Heber
NJ. Wells, William s. Mccormick and ".
z. Mcmillan were placed on the directo-
rate I'm lieu Of w. c. Orcm, A. j. Orem
and J. Berryhill.
A new company has just been incorpor-
sted, called the Utah Coal & Coke com
coal land in Emery county. j. r, Sharp,
a brother of William G., Sharp, Is presi
dent OF this company: A, l.. Fullmer Is
vice president; Is. x. Mcdonald is secrs-
tary and treasurer, and G. A. Iverson
and George W. Fulner are directors. II
poratlon is a part of the big scheme un
der way by William B. Sharp.
At any rate. there is unusual activity
In the coal region of Emery county at
the present time, and big transfers OF
mining property and acreage arc being
transactions, together with the scheme
for a new railroad to tap the region, are
all In the big deal being manipulated by
Mr.. Sharp.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
REALTY ASSOCIATION
SEES BRIGHT FUTURE

What proved To be the largest and
most enthusiastic NEE ting OF the Salt Lake
Real Estate association was held begin
ming at 1890 o'clock yesterday after
noon in the ladies' dining room OF the
Commercial club. II was spirited meet
ing from start 10 finish. all OF those pres
ent seeming 10 be buoyed UP with n cheer
fuIness that has not been apparent for
long time past.
j. l.. Perkes, who served for wears as
secretary OF the association and later
as a member of the board ~nf govern
ers rendered his resignation as n mem
ber OF the association. This LEFT a va
cancy on the board aud an election re-
suited in It's reconstruction with the fol-
lowing membership: Charles Typg. chair
man: G, c. Neslen, secretary and treas.
urcr. Edward NJ Ashton, r. " Campbell
and 4. Richter.
William Atkins read paper before the
meeting which was full of statistics as to
Salt Lakes resources In this paper ne
made a striking comparison between Salt
Lake and Denver and Salt Lake and
Los Angeles. This comparison showed
that salt Lake was away ahead or either
OF the other cities in the matter of re-
sources, but that II was behind both in
the matter OF OF developing them 10 her
own advantage,
A, Richter and O. F.. Peterson both OF
whom have recently returned from visits
10 Los Angeles, said that from every
viewpoint OF legitimate business oDportu-
nifty in the real estate line Salt Lake
showed vastly superior in the measur-
ing.
Attention was paid TO the matter OF
proposed annexation OF Forest Dale by
Salt Lake CRY. IL was the consensus OF
opinion at the meeting that the south
eastern suburb ought 10 be admitted BY
the city commissioners. IL was shown
that against an annual expenditure
estimated ct $500 there was an income
OF $4,000 for maintenance OF the pros
porous suburb. In addition there we're
1000 progressive Inhabitants who would
annexation, IL Nss pointed out.
The association also favored The main
tenance by the CitY of evening concerts
ing the suWuner mortis. both for the en-
tertalDWent Of residents of the eity and
for visiting tourists.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
|DON'T PULL OUT THE GRAY HAIRS;
A SIMPLE REMEDY RESTORES COLOR

tions TO use is the oIdfashioned Sage
tea which our grandparents used. The
best preparation of this kind is Wyeth'
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy, q prep
aration of domestic sage and sulphur,
scientifically compounded with later
discovered hair tonics and stimulants,
the whole mixture being carefully bal
aoced and tested by experts.
Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur is clean
and wholesome and perfectly harmless.
II refreshes dry, parched hair, removes
dandruff and gradually restores faded
or gray hair to it's natural color.
Don Z delay another minute. Stsrt.
using Wyeth S Sage and Sulphur ar
once and see what difference few
days treatment will make in your hair.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all druggists.
Special agents Schrsmm-J ohnson.
Drugs, "The Never Substitutors, ivs
(5) pood stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
DIAMOND RINGS
REPORTED STOLEN

Mrs. {. S. Cowsn. residing in the
Grace apartments on First avenue. re-
ported 10 the police last night that her
rooms had been entered by burglar, who
had stolen three diamond rings OF an
aggregate value of $3.50. The theft is
supposed TO have been committed yes
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Cowan declares she placed the
three rings on a hatpin in cushion on
her dresser. She was absent from the
house for several hours, and. upon re-
turning. discovered the loss OF the rings.
II Is believed the burglar was frighten ed
away, as he had neglected TO take a. dia-
mond stickpiu. pearl brooch and a gold
bracelet which were lying in plain view
on the dresser.
The police have description OF the
missing gems. but have been unable 10
obtain any clue bearing on the case. AS
all the doors were locked when Mira.
Cowan returned TO her apartment. il
Is presumed that the burglar used a
pass key and locked the door after he
had gone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
TO MAKE
INQUIRY ON STRIKE
u If Textile Workers to
), lawrence Today for
| National Capital,

~,rycs. Mass Fe0. 2s-Arianso-
..,siur party of teN'ile
p ~ .,nalns children. 10 Washing
- n @ sstor. a congressional com
's W N.'',,ss,ed by Congressman Ser
-, made tonight Inc parry
y 80 nj Start tomorrow.
~ ,,,D afty men, women and chill
,,.,,pn,Ins eighteen na''onaIlties
: ,,r,rsry will make the trip.
q S "sslcrted. aIl OF whom are
fsi'sn old arc themselves mil
a strikc. In some iilsId puJs ,,S,,, ,"si
Z r,s from injuries snne'eo "'''''
! ,., number will be a girl whose
-, I iorn of by d machine.
" ~ a,ov sweetzer, who has been
~ .yihe slate troops since they
herr seven weeks ago, Will
s,.ff'S S,om further duty before the
|rre ae.R. according 20 an an
=, ,onirht This Is in response
requests on the ground
!. tr,In.ss REQUIRES his attention.
n-rlt,ss appointed Yesterday to
I. n, district court on tho cases
4 Item children Vho were taken
.',,dr on Saturday. as neglected.
b,iors Judge Mahonev tomor-
1. understood they will recon
NJ, several OF the children be
: Inc care OF tho state board OF
,,s Issued tonight for = meet
~. general committee Of the Cen
! |fsk,f Union tomorrow afternoon.
. xsalls action on the matter OF
grise under the auspices Of the
IN FEDERATION OF Labor obsbiy
4 N aifn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
POSITIVE EVIDENCE
OF C|TY'S GROWTH
Big Wholesale and Retail
House to Go Up on
West Side.

Another general merchandise wholesale
concern is TO be established in Salt Lake,
and this time II is 10 be located OH the
west side, across the North Temple street
viaouct. In fact. the institution will ham
die both the wholesale and the retail busl-
ncSSes,
Rapid work is in progress on the big
store building OF d. w, Horsley, corner
of North Temple and Fifth West streets.
The structure Is to be OF two stories and
will occupy 90XIOS feet OF ground directly
on the corner designated. Tho building
will contain its own heating and power
plant, together with a refrigerannG 'nstat-
iston. II Will be built of brick, with
cement driveways all around It, and a
paved court In tho rear for the transfer
of outgoing and incoming goods. Inc
sidewalk margins on both SIDES are 10 pe
attractiyely parked.
Al the fine corner entrance VIII be a
drug store. while at the extreme nor1h
end, directly over the engine room, WIZ
type With the exception OF these Two
Instances the entire building VIII be &c
voted TO the Horsey wholesale ana re-
tail merchandising business. Inc ois
stock will include groceries. meats, dry
goods. mems furnishings. crockery ana
tinware 1t is proposed To 90 general
shipping business in these nmssj mes, N tradn aH-
A side from utilizing the old structure as
far as possible the new home TOT tne con
cern will neccssltate an outaN OF 30
n0O This Is exclusive of lhe equipment
of engine. boilers. heating and reir1scfat-
The place is situated midway between
the oregon Short Line and tho Denver
6 Rio Grandc, and within very seort
distance of the Western Pacific, the SAT-
I aI,n G. Los Angeles and the san Pedro
Los Angeles & Salt Lake railroads, on
thst account IL Is admirably located Tor
Wnst sidcrs are jubllaut over this big
in,nrovcment as they sec III II the be :
ginning of a long delayed development OF
that norton OF the town
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Darkens the Hair, Stops Dan
druff, Falling Hair and
Itching Scalp.

"Pull out one gray hair and n dozen
will take its place is an old saying,
which is, TO a great extent, true, if no
steps are taken to stop the cause. When
gray hairs appear it is sign that Ma
ture needs assistance. IL is Nature S
call for help. GRAY hair, dull, lifeless
hair, or hair that is falling out, is not
necessarily sign of advancing age, for
there are thousands of elderly people
with perfect heads Of hair without q
single streak of gray.
When gray hairs come or when the
hair seems TO be lifeless or dead, some
good, reliable hair restoring treatment
should be resortcd to at once. Special
lists say that one of the best prepara-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
SIDDOWAY FUNERAL
WILL BE HELD TODAY

Funeral services (or Mrs. Ellen sHns Siddo-
way who died Tuesday OF he4r{ aisgSasl East
whlie ,,. 'sn,,tte street. viii be held in the
rhir,i, TSm.n I,pst ward chapel this afternoon
at " o'clock, Bishop Ashton Sorr WIN IN PFGi Psni
Sius' H.. 1857 and was a resident
LS lSaSa sa,, TSke until twenty-five years ago.
%hsn q, she moved 10 Rockpori, summit l
counts. Utah where she had sisSS sIdddwsG ysG
o"J recruitment citizen of Rockport' She
,ct,ye IN the Mormon church and
Mas " Tlrst counselor 10 the president oil
We Wss ,iiof society FOR the last eight years.
INC INC. SIddowav is survived by her hus-
Ind and nine children.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Indian Killed on Track.

TO sleep on a railroad track aud was
killed by the fast express. He paid
for his carelessness with his life. OF
ton il IS that way when people neglect
coughs and colds. Don u risk your life
when prompt use OF DIR, Kings New
Discovery will euro them and so pre-.
vent dangerous throat or lung trou-
BILE. "It completely cured ME. in a
short time, Of terrible cough that
followed q severe attack of Grip, -
writes J. II. Watts, Flordada. Tex,
"apd I regained Is pounds in weight
that 7 had lost" Quick. safe, reliable
and guaranteed. soc and S1.00. Trial
bottle free at Schramp.J ohpsou, Drugs,
THE Never Substitutors. five (5)
good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Minutes Quoted.

Many quotations from the minutes OF
meetings are given IN support OF this.
The control or by the actual cor
porstion, IS per cent OF competitive ore
in Minnesota. 500. .00Qo 900 tons In the
south. "in all $500 900. 900 tons QUIZ of
1852. $40, 600 tons Of commercially avail
able ore In the United States, Is an own
ership and control which must Interfere
with competitions"
The resolution is quoted tba, subsid :
iary companies OF tho steel corporation
shall refuse 10 handle orders for eyport
business. and that such orders must be
turned over to the United states Steel
Products (eNport) company. through
which the subsidiary companies preclude
themselves from competing for export
sales.
"7he result the report saws 'of en-
forcing these resolutions and arrange.
mcnts Is that materials for export must
he bought from the United States Steel
Products company. and buyers in Tire
United States who wish TO buy goods for
export are compelled TO pay an addj :
tIonaI profit 10 the United States Steel
Products company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
NHlNE TO SORT
RUlT ON EXHIBITION

TtcIhlne OF Utah production was
~, pscsd on exhibition In the
- lne Manufacturers associatlo
,e1aofl building. II is the Scncl-
4 Wv erading machine.
n r,iee 50 constructed as 10 sort
- instance. ms To size, with the
~ q orlIsing. Ii is the com :
t,s nullgrowcrs that the process
- D. hand Is unsatisfactory In
~ me apples arc often bruised
~ y extent IN sorting and resort :
ui'v become spoiled before
:, -, market Then. the work is
eoor, eating consldcrabIv int"
|s,SI' profits. And even after the
.oilnr that is done The sizes
y msanS uniform I'm the several
y / claimed for the SchcI-
~ s1''nt t1at II avoids all these
s-,,.,M Mq does the work OF nine
n. E ,, WIN but ono man in attend :
y ~, .iDlchine viii be on exhibition
|ii.lss,nn n0le, pruoably extending into
\ h week IN. the first parl OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
MORE GAS IN STOMACH
AND BOWELS
"ot only Relief, but Cure for all time.

y "p TO be permanently re-
IA the Stomach and Bow
,s'' !. BAALMANN IS GAS-TAB.
N, 1, lev days.
\ naN AN. 5 GAs.TABLETS are
h o. c'nst'y and especially for
4 and particularly for all
' coming from Gas Pres
II, ;i,' Il, gone and gnawing feel
tasm.a. ~ o. your stomach will for
" , us,, "a a few days, that anx.
tih' h't,SGus r;i, feeling, With heart
~ i. .''l vanish and you will
,b Of, h. aole TO take a deep
hhH Son prevented by gas press
; lsb,, ,0ur heart and lungs.
u ,sS arms and fingers wop Il
1AsSS,ss 20 to sleep, because
"a iri,,'.0 0As'TABLETS pro.
~ ir,,nrspa'i With the circula.
n Ne, y, drowsiuess and SLEEPY
iansr will soon be re.
Pa. s'''fe for some form of en-,
"a bSsu bsssN stomach wilA reduce
H few a,n gas simply cannot
CAST Gays use Of BAAL
~ people have been cured
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
EHOCRATS OPPOSE
1 BACON PROPOSITION

,,ggygToN Feb. 2s-The Harmon
1T,r,sn in Washington gave out
'rrs today opposing the suggestion
s,f,r 9acon and others for post
-, o, the Democratic national
~, ,rhsdnlsl AZ Baltimore June
|.Feror Hsrnon's managers profess
II - s1Tantagc IN the Democratic
Il = Tightening the period between
|b,qNlcsn and Democratic conven-
N ,sln The delegates 10 Baltimore
! kp formed their opinions before
'gqhilcans meet at Chicago June
|r' Ia, the possible action OF the
Ef7n national convention will have
|>sfrs on What the delegates will
. i.ct,i 10 do in Baltimore.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Favorable Report.

|isHlSGT0N. Feb. 2s.-Tbc house
.hss on foreign affairs today ia
" repored the Sulzer resolution.
y e t5eet. would recognize the
|wsbic OF China.
'Hgaulates the Chinese peo-
rr thrr assumption OF the pow
'E'h and responsibilities of self
'rnth.n y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
OPIUM DEN Is
RAlDED BY POLICE

opium valued at $50 was confiscated
by tho police early this morning. following
a raid on the premises nj 16 Plum alley,
h. How. Chinese proprietor was arrested
on charge OF selling the drug TO George
Williams and Shell Ford, negress, who
were found In the place. The officers
who made the raid are T., NJ. Frantz, A. s.
Thompson, r.. NJ. DaveN and Is. Il, Cros-
by. They declare that the Chinese offered
them each 500 if they would release him
and restore the opium
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
An Epidemic Of Coughing

Is sweeping over the town Old and
youne alike arc affected, and the strain
IL psrticularly hard on little children
and on elderly people, Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound is quick, safe and
reliable cure for all coughs and colds.
Contains no opiStes Schramm'J ohm
son. Drugs, "The Never Substitutors, -
five (5) good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
Tennessee COMPANY.

cit may not be possible to state the
true intention in acquiring the Tennessee
company in a way which would be ad-
mltted by the men in control OF the Steel
corporation. inasmuch as IL appears 20
many experienced men who are also dis
interested that the intention which I'M
PEELED its acquisition was merely the de-
sire to bring under control of the Steel
corporation the great possibilities for
competition possessed by the Tennessee
company, The consequence OF the ac-
quisition should and must be held to have
been intended in legal contemplation.
even II the result SO deduced conflict
with the intention declared to be in the
minds OF those responsible"
The interlocking OF directors OF the
Steel corporation and The purchase of
stocks and bonds OF other companies and
various outside transactions of enormous
size the report discusses at length, In
support of the claim Of power OF the cor
poratiOn In restraining competition
OF the policy of the corporation result -
ing in enhancing the prices OF raw and
finished material the report seys:
THE Steel corporation officers openly
declared the policy OF buyiDg all the avail
able supply in order to keep up the
price"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
A0cEPT NO SUBSTITUTE

lnhry printing. iou can get the
'u irtiele at j5'51 Postofice place.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-29
SAYS NET PROFITS
ARE OVER A MILLION
Continued From Page one.)

per ton of the several operating groups
of the corporation, T have calculated
these figures and find the approximate
net earnings OF $13 per ton of finished
product to have been earned as fol
lows:
"By manufacturing companies, $S.0l
per ton; by coal and coke companies,
$40 per ton; BY iron mining COM
panies, S212 per ton: by transporta-
tion companies. S1.s1 per ton, by mis-
celaneous companies, 36c per ton; to-
tai, $13.
Equal to 40 Per Cent.
This, the report says, is equivalent
to an earning Of 40 per cent ON cost.
AS showing the result of the policy
of the steel corporation to make the
bulk of its profits in the raw and semi
finished material. Mr.. McRae submitted
condensed statement of the dividends
paid by the subsidiary companies to
the steel corporation and the interest
paid by the Carnegie company on it's
collateral trust bonds, from April l,
1901, to April !, 1910, showing total
of 1858 .124 .3S6.53.
1.-The income from the Carnegie com.
pany in dividends and bond interest, -
he says, amounted to S305, $50 ,5S7. 40,
or about 40 per cent of the total The
American Bridge company paid the
holding company dividends on its pre-
ferred stock during this period to the
amount Of $l9,T15,577.50, or , 6.IO per
cent Of the total