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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-19

ing and acting upon the proposition OF
amending article Of the articles Of In
corporation OF said company. which now
reads as follows.
Article S-"That the amount of the
capital stock OF said corporation snail
thousand shares OF the par value of 81
per share"
Which article is proposed to be amended
10 read as follows:
Article S-That the amount of the
capital stock Of said corporation shall
lars and shall consist OF two hundred
Thousand, shares OF the par value OF 81
per share
And for the further purpose OF consider
Ing and acting upon the proposition of
amending article 15 of tho articles of In
reads as follows:
Article 15-"That at least three mem
bers of the board OF directors OF this
corporation shall be bonarlde residents
OF the state OF Utah and no other quail
ficatfons as TO residence OF the directors
shall be necessary"
Which article is proposed to be amended
TO read es follows:
Article 15-That at least one member
Of the board of directors OF this cor
the state OF Utah and no other qualiflca-
tions as to residence of tho directors
shall be necessary
And for the furtner purpose of amending
article 1 and article 2 of the bylaws OF
said corporation TO conform to tho
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.
d5o3
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RUMORED UNLOADING
SENDS WHEAT LOWER
Fear of Action of Eastern
Longs Causes Market to
Decline.

CHICAGO, June lS-Bclicf that cast
ern longs were unloading TO esrapr
threatened large deliveries next month
had depressing effect today Oh wheat
The market closed at net decline OF
s4sc TO &c. Corn finished the same as
last night TO s@lc lower, and oats of
t@sc 10 S@ac. Provisions closed no
l0c to I2tc higher.
II was said that one million bushels
OF July wheat had been sold out IN the
PIT today for the second largest intcres,
In the market. There was a little furry
TO buy a one time owing to reports That
rust was damaging wheat In Kansas. sec
ond thought, however, caused rcscuing
The Kansas wheat being about ready TO
cut and beyond harm from rust Sep
tember ranged from sl.0Sk 10 SIois6
l.o4a. with the close easy at sl,03i
loss OF s@so net.
Rain reports from Missouri and Texas
removing fear from crop losses. weak
ened the corn market. September fluc-
tusted from ,lac TO 113c closing easy
s@ic down at ilsc TO 71Ec. closing easy
a@sc down at 71a@71ac. Cash trade was
slow. No. 2 yellow was quoted at ia
74hc.
Oats sS7mpathized with the backset 20
other cereals, but showed steady and for
while In consequence of reports Of rank
growth in Iowa. September swung from
+0lc TO 40s@.o4c, with last sales 36Rc
under last night at tOl N40ac.
The hog run west turned ont 10 be
lighter than expected and furnished
basis for lifting provisions. When the
pit was cleared pork had increased IN
cost 1oc TO lcsc. and the rest or the list
1tc to loc.
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GRAIN STATISTICS.
Available Grain Supply.

NEW YORK. June Especial cable and tcle
graphic commun tons received By Brndrtrest
show the following changes 10 the ayon,bl,
supplies. compared With previous account:
Available supplIes-
wheat United States. east Of Rocsi-I. de-
creased . 155. 900 bushels
United States. west Of Rockies. deercsScd 257.
600 bushels.
Canada decroasod 3a5 600 busheln
Total United StateI and Cnnsda decreased
5<f9. 600 buBhels.
Ano,t for md tr Europs dscrchsed zoo. .o0t
bushels.
Total American and European supply decreases
5.sgs 900 bushels.
Corn, United States and Canada increased
1162. 400 bushels.
Oats. United States and Canada decressea 1.I6s.
oOo bushels.
The leading and incrcrses and decreases thi,
week follow;
Increases-
Godsrioh. so. 900 bushels
Cleveland. 81 coo bushelr
DeoronEeg-
Manitoba, 651, ,on0 bushels.
Louisville. 10000 ouUheis,
Tho visible supply OF wheat 10 Csrsds Satur,
day. June Is. was u. 900 bushels. a decrcas,
OF Z. 2.a05, 900 bvBhelE-
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Lehigh's Hand Apparent.

II was believed by many bankers today
that the interests identified with Behgh
Valley had already agreed TO take over
the Wabash stock from the Missouri Pa
cifc. This, together with what Will be
sold by persons unable 20 pay the as
sessnent, would give control of the prop
erty. They did not go so far AZ TO say
the stock would DO turned over TO tho
Lehigh Valley railroad. but close work
ing agreement Is expected.
Attention was called by many persons
today to tho frmness Of Rock Island
stocks and Can. Those are being accumu-
lated. II there Is any virtue in prece-
dent.
Rubber did not respond to the declsra-
ton OF stock dividend OF 20 per cent on
the common stock Hooking Valley ad-
vanced eight points OH the increase of
the dividend, but Chesapeake & Ohio,
which Is the chief beneficiary, did not
move.
Railroads OF the northwest continued TO
report better earnings.
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/ RATES INQUIRY
lFFECTS CARRIERS
of Commits
a Causes HeavinesS in
Autllracite Securities,
lid STOCKS WEAK
o,,ri Pacific and Denver
Rio Grande Feel Sym
psthy for Wabash.
STOCKS WEAK

vo9K, June ts.-Today's stock
mel popular expectations In that
-.esIcslly nothing Of moment,
a Issues like Union Pacific and
4, sas Steel were under pressure
'.h. time and coal shares receded
..sona. Heaviness OF the latter
4 vas more directly associated
with the announcement that
,s,s commerce commission Pur-
r+;rninc It's inquiry into the
s6snloyed by the anthracite COM
also Was decided weakness In
tsswss which affected Missouri
"A Denyer G. Rio Grande. Wa
<-rd,re bonds lost some OF Eester-
4 Z uS,is the common and pre-
&c decljned abruptly. shares
c,erican sugar Refining coinpsnN
swerIcan Beet Sugar COMPANY
tsrssd depression. AS Tor the
IA n,ices fluctuated narrowly.
.'rSnr hour. with trading almost
-Sstiil. the early losses IL Read
fshieh Valley were largely re-
bs-s for London was again
<,rinS side. dealings being est.
A 10 Goo shares. a goodly psrt
xeprssented steel: PrlVate "a 1.ss
~ 10 bsrkers told of further
4 AZ that point.
"a light demand was the one
q tne local monetary situation.
some more cash to the sub
Suf this was offset by receipts
.rior points. Call money vas
.rder yesterdays rate.
[srs irregular with 3. lower
.oms am Of the more important
rote1 gales (par yalue), S2'lo5.-
rates bonds were unchanged
Blessing Stock List.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Chicago,

CHICAGO. Juno 1S,-Cattle-Rece
35O0: market. steady 10 shade lower.
Beeveg So .10@9 40; Texas steers, SO 500
s. 20: western steers. s6 .50ms.25; stock
ors and feeders. 81, 25@6.75; cows and
heifers. S2.ao@S %: calves, 50 ;6o@s 20.
10 &c higher. Light, Sc 9o@1 ,32a; mixed.
SO. .s5@T e37a; heavy. Sc. 95@7 40; rough,
Sc a5@7 10; pigs, $5@G,75; bulk Of sales
SheepNRccelpts. $4,000: market, slow
peneraily steady, Native, SO. 1906 20;
western. So 5o@5. .25: ysarlnes; s4.7s@1;
lambs, native. 81 25@I 70; wa western. Ter s4'5c
rs; spring lambs. So 2b@3.I
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A Gard.

This is to certify that Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound does not contain
any opiates. any habit-forming drugs,
or any ingredients that could possibly
harm it's users. On .he contrary, itB
great healing and soothing qualities
make it u real remedy for coughs,
colds and irritations Of the throat
chest and lungs. The genuine is in a
yellow package. Ask for Foley Is
Honey md Tar Compound and accept
no substitute. Schramm-J j ohnson Co.
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BOSTON Wool Market.

eosTox Juno ls.-The 1912 wool clip IN on
the market. old wool ia nearly forgotten al
though still quotable New OHIO ana miehiEaf
territory stock from Utah and Wyoming have solo
al from 5ic TO bdc Glenn.
Texas, One six 20 eight months. <SQ6oc; nne
10 months b3856c: Que fall. 43845c
rslIfornIu northern. 6iWo2Os middle county
,oc. aouthern t7NISc: fall free. i50a6c.
oregon costeru No. staple. bsc; eastern cloth
ing zoe valley. No. ], N1ise
,taplo SSdt5oc; anc clothing. h3GSsc: hne modiuu
clothing 5oQ62o. half blood comelng. 67nbSo
,hrss .clgbths blood combIng, 6oN62c; quarter
blood eonbing. tGd<sc.
TnIIod 1ns A, 6I95so: A supsrs. 6e95Sc-
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Omaha.

OMAHA, June 1S.-Cattle-Recclpts
24OO, market. strong TO 1oc higher. Ma
tive steers. $6 5od9 20: cows and betfers
Texas steers, 81 75@6,S5; cows and heIf-
ers. SO 50@6.5o. Gamers, s2;I5@4: 50;
stockers and feeders. 81 .25@7 calves, 500
TousWReceipts $500; market. SC high
or Heavy. 81 .25M7 .35; mixed. 81 .2oM
20: light, 81 .1OD7 30; pigs. SG@7; bulk
OF sbeeSE ssm Receipts. 800; market. steady
yearllncs. $5@5 ,65; wethers, 81 50@6 00i
ewes. So. 50GD4. 50; lambs, sS.25@S.
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COPPER HOLDS OWN
IN METALS MARKET
Electrolytic Quoted at $3.50
to S17.62 IL; Lead De-
partment Firm.
Observation-Disclosures;

NEW YORK, July l9,-Copper firm,
standard. spot and June. S1700@17375
July to September. Sl7.12h@17 37d; cleo
trolytic, $l700m17. ga; lake. s17.b0017.75:
casting. $t6.S7t@l7.I2b, Arrivals today
wero seventy-one tons. Exports this
month were 14.3O tons London-Cop-
per Arm: spot, s79 lis Cd; futures. ESQ
3s 90.
Lead. firm; s442s@4.55
Tin. flrm; spot. s4S,s7b@ass7s, July,
s44, S7s@49O0. London-Tln, steady;
spot, G207. futures, E207 5s.
Spcter. steady: S696GD705
Antimony, dull; CooksoDs, $500.
Iron, steady; unchanged.
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Wall Street Wants New Man.

Many OF the leading banking houses
have representatives at Chicago sending
bulletins TO their houses OF nomination
probabilities. Most OF these forecasts
today forecast the nomination OF Roose-
welt Wall street looks at the nomlna
tlon from a strictly business point Of
view. Its very hope for his nomination Is
a proof of its contempt for him. because
It believes he would knife tho ticket II
Taft were nominated and thus make cleo
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
To Stockholders Of the ScheIienaer Frui
Gradlnq Machine Co.

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Schellenger Fruit Grading Machine
Company, a corporation orgnnized and
existing under the laws OF the state OF
Utah. Is hereby called and will bo held
North Firth West street, Salt Lake
City Utah. on the 10Th day OF June,
A. D. 1912. at o'clock y, m. for tho
the proposition of amending article 6 OF
the articles OF Incorporation OF said COM
pany. which now reads as follows;
principal business of this o CORPORATION cratic 'hs is
to 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 az follows.
Article 8--That The place whorc the
principal business OF this corporation is
to be transacted shall be tho city of
Ogden, county of Weber state Of Utah
And for the further purpose OF consider
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EYaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. Juno 1s-Evaporated apples cou'
uuue inactive. with prices nominally unchanged
the spot fancy ore quoted Mt sMTioHc: choice.
s9ec; prime 7hQ7Tc
p!7nss quiet, with prices steady IN absence
OF pressure. quotations ranging from SM69kc for
CALIFORNIA; up 10 so-ioi. and eisd7iAc for Ore
CONS.
Apricots dull and largely nominal: choice, llh
10: eItra choice, l2dl2I7c, fancy, )s0Ac.
Peaches quiet and nominal: choice 7NaSHe
Raisjns dull and fostureess; loose nnuhcatols
5GGEc: choice TO fancy seodod 6Ed6ho; Boed
loss 6HTgisc, London Ihyers. 81. i0Ill.iG.
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New York Produce.

ETw York. Jups 1s.-FIour steady
Wheot-S5por easy; No. rcd. 1l.ls domcsti,
basis 10 nrrivo. and export 1Ii7is Z. q, b. I,
arrive: No northern Duluth, Sl.c@i: l. %. b.
ahont Futures market opened steady on further
rains. and during tho day nervous With ,
downward tendency owing 10 predictions OF clear
Ing and warmer weather and favorable crop ad
Vices. closing S1tsc net lower. July. }i.lais n
l. 10 a-is. closed nt 3ll2,s: September closed a
81 oa1 December closed 81 1otS Receipts
1s 100 bushels: shipments ll0,o36 bughels
IIopT Dull.
Hides STEADY.
Leather SrTn.
Wool quiet
Turpeptine easy: uachios barrels. Ss07n
Rice HrTn.
Raw Eusar steady: nuacovsdo. 50 test. Sse
centrifugal. So rcst g. $50 noe.ses ausar, 50 test
3lIo, refined quiet.
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New York Money.

NEW YORK. June lS.-Ciose:
Prime mercantile paper. 1904 per
cent.
business in bankers bills at s4S S4.25 fol
sixty-day bills and at 34'sT.b5 Tor de-
mand. ,
Commercial bills, s4.St.
Bar silver. 61kc.
Mexican dollars. CSC,
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds, irregular:
Money on call. steady. 2s@26 per cent
ruling rate. 29.
ninety days, 3@34c; six months. 3a033c
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Juno 1s.-Cattle-Re-
,..in1a 7oo0 Including 5000 southerns.
sonthern steers, s5@S.1O; southern cows
and beifers. ss.5o@6,5o: native cows, COWS ard
bejfcrs. ssMs 80; stockers and feeders, -
! ms 5o: bills, S4@6 .35: calveo si.50@s'
western steers, s5.75@s; western COVE
| 50. .B0G6.50. -,o. s,ooay
J5eayy' s7.S5@T 40; packers and butchers
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BY international News Service.


TEW YORK, June 1S-EHcept for q
nj break in Wabash stocks and an
advance In the per cent bonds.
L the market in Wall street was
dead today. In the early trading
break OF two points In sugar came on
liquidation OF small account. but the
decline was not followed. Texas oil
made new high record. Copper metal
moved UP one-eighth OF cent to Ia,
the highest price OF the year, and all
the copper shares We're strong, especially
the low priced ones on the curb An at
tempt 10 break Reading on announcement
that the interstate commerce commission
intended to investigate the coal rates
was failure
Even the Chicago convention failed as
a club and the market closed strong and
stubborn. Only about $50 900 shares were
dealt In today. The market is resting as
the big people want 1t to do. while the
crops develop and the nominal alton mania
off
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WALL STREET WANTSNEW
MAN FOR THE PRESIDENCY
Hold Roosevelt in Contempt, But Fear His Defeat
at Chicago Will Result in Knitting of Taft;
Market Is Dead.
By Thomas c. Shotwell.

ton OF a Democrat certain whereas
Taft's followers would remain true 10 the
party even if Roosevelt we're nominated.
Wall street sincerely desires the nomina-
ton OF some new man. But no nomina- =
ton can hurt the market. even though
a pleasing nomination might help II.
The fact that such n heavy assessm ent
as $40 share at the least Is TO be levied
on Wabash stocks raises tho question OF
the ability OF Missouri Pacific TO hold its
Wa ba sh stock
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tAr:cls So 0Tx.
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO, juno -Butter-Steady
creameres, 23@25c: dairies. 2l@2ic.
Eggs-Firm; receipts. 22,47S cases; at
mark. cases included. 151@169c; ordinary
flrsts. 16c; flrsts. 17!c.
Cheese-Steady: daisies. 14m153c,
twins, 15s@13sc: young Americas. 144@
lAtc; long horns. 1S@144c.
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Coffaa Futures Steady.

NEW YORK. June 1s.-Cohoc futures steady
at a dsclino Of : To points under Brazil. Close
was steady. net point higher 10 points lower:
sales 52.750 bags: June, l3.5oc. July. 13slc,
August ls.7io; September. IL Sic; October. lS S5c
November IS sSc: December and January, IT, 33C;
February "a e0c: March. 13.Sse: April. 10 o9ci
MAJ, lic-
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New York Dairy Produce.

sew YORK, June Is.--Chceso nrm and nm
hanged: roceipts 4179 boxes.
EgEs steady: receipts, 30.oo8
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RANGE or THE LEADING FUTURES.

CASH QUOTATIONS
Cash quotations were follovs; Flour steady
rIe. No. .. SIC; barley feed Or mixing. $50
fair 10 choice mailing, eScd.tOs: Timothy s,~d
ST.oodo.oo: clover seed. IIt. 600 20 ~; pork
sls s2n rlsT5: lard. In tierccs. 5000. abort ribs
loose. tlo4S.
GRAIN STATISTICS.
Total ciesranrrs of wheat and -four equs
TO 3bi .Ooo bushels. Primary receipts 2n5 ort
buuhos. compared with 2ss. 600 bushels the cor,
pondluE day y rear ago. The worlds Visible
supply. shown hr BTadgtrcet'b. decreased
$3.50, coo bushels. Estlmn,ed Tooetpts for tomor.
row: Wheat, Al cars; corn. 4s2 cars: cuts 2gl
car9s hoEs. lp. 900 head.
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81 25@7 40; light. :7@7.3o pigs. s5.75@
sheep-Receipts. 5000: market. steady
Muttons s3.75@5; lambs. S.. 50MS. %
range 1ethers and yearlinGs, 1865
range ewes. s3@i.25.
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he day. 1900 shares.
ew York Bonds.
Hotton Mnrkn4

os,sbs. n;.-catton cloaea .u,st,
In: tlLS': Sovombsr. s,1 'c
III "a. January. sll Gs. Fsbr,,.,- -
-"; May. sIi8 feorosiT
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SEVEN LIVES LOST
IN OKLAHOMA STORM
Tornado Sweeps Through Ski
atook; Property Loss Esi-
mated at $4,000.

TULSA, Okla, May 2s.-Seven per-
sons were killed, three were probably
fatally hurt and score or more were
less seriously injured when tornado
swept through Skiatools last night. The
property Joss is estimated at $4,000
Wire communication was severed and
the extent Of the storm was not known
until messengers arrived here today.
The dead:
MRS. DALTON.
- OLESON AND WIFE AND
THREE CHILDREN.
TWELVE-YEAR-OLD son OF GEO.
MAJIUE
The injured include;
George Mahue. wife and five children;
three Of the latter probably fatally.
The storm, which approached from
the northwest, swept down the valley
for five miles and through dense for
est before it struck Skiatook
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KNOX ADVOCATES
WITHDRA WING SUIT

WASHINGTON. May 2S.--SceretarH
Knox has recommended 10 President
Taft thst tho civil antitrust sult
aoainst the '1coffec trust De with
drawn because Of possible complications
with Brazil. This disagreement IN the
cabinet between the secretary Of stare
and Attorney General Wickersbam as
to the proprietv Of attacking the Bra
lillian yalorization scheme in American
courts became known today
President Taft, however, has not yet
accepted the suggestion Of the secre
tary OF state
As the issues centcrs about foreign
state. Secretary Knox regards the PROB
lem as ono for settlement by dlplo-
macy and not for treatment IN the
courts Of the United States,
Neither the attitude of the state de-
nartmcut nor tho denial today by the
New York circuit court of the govern
ment's motion for a temporary lnlunc'
tjop restraining any disposition Of the
coffee stored in New York, IS detcrrIng
thc department of Justice. where IT ~
declared the case will be pushed to con-
clugion.
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Two Republican Con-
yentions in Texas and
DoubIe-Headed Delega-
tion Sent to Chicago;
Wilson Gets the Forty
Democratic Delegates
from Lone Star State.

\ RrEWARK. y. j., Nav 29.-Onc OF
M the most sweeping victories The
lV odore Roosevelt has won in the
primaries since he began his
|Epaign for the Republican presidcu.
nomination was recorded Yesterday
\ the Republican voters of New Jcr-
n, Indications based on incomplete
|ams arc that he carried every con
EsiOnal district in the state az well
\ the statc-at-large. and that all the
fhty.eight delegates New Jersey will
fd to Chicago will be Roosevelt men.
|IpTcrnor Wilson Won his own state
nast strong opposition headed by
\ political enemies, within the state,
nsppears TO have twcnty-four Of the
Feuty.slgbi delegates, including the
|rsates-at-large.
Hooscvelt s indicated plurality ON the
Fic'cniIal vote is 10000.
Toaior La Toilette mudc showing
escry county but his vote as far as
Fan'ed indicated that he would not
more than > per cent of the total.
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COURT DECLINES To
ISSUE INJUNCTION
Government Defeated in First
Round of lis Attempt 10
Dissolve Coffee Trust.
DIVISION IN CABINET
Secretary Knox Advocates
Withdrawal of Suit, Wicker
sham IS Persistent.
DIVISION IN CABINET

NEW YORK. May 2s,-Judgc La
combc this morning filed the decision
of tho federal court Judges denying the
motion for an injunction to restrain
the alleged Briziliau coffee yaloriza-
tiou combine from parting with 950,-
900 bags of coffee in the warehouses
Of the New York dock company in
Brooklyn
The opinion written by Judge La
combe and concurred in by Judges
Coke. Noycs and Ward. was filed in
the federal district court. Judge La
connie says:
"'The temporary relief which tho
bills ask for is an Injunction Ito con
tinue TO final hearings and dccroc),
which viii practically impound this
coffee so that the owner cannot sell ii
TO ANYBODY in this country at any
price, cannot ship 1t abroad and sell 1T
there, should n satisfactory price be
obtainabe, and cannot even return 1t
to the place whence ii came.
''The numerous issues Of fact and
law, which have been referred 10 IN
the bearing. present important ques-
tions and contain too many clements
Of uncertainty to be thus decided sum-
marjly in advance Of the trial. "
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SENATE ADOPTS
HOMESTEAD BILL
Senator Newlands Withdraws
Opposition; Measure New Ey-
pccted to Pass the House,

Special to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. May 2s.-It was ex-
pectcd that Senator Newiands. who is a
strong conscrvationist, would not sign
the conference report on the threc-year
homestead bill which was presented In
the senate and adopted today. However.
nc Joined in the report, but stated III
lhe senate that he did so because he
was exceedingly desirous to have the
actual bomesteaders. relieved by re-
Guc;ion oil residence 10 three years and
a reasonable leave OF absence granted
yearly
He was anxious, he said. to prevent
the ,libcralized homestead measure from
being used as means OF monopoIistic
control OF lands and for speculative pur-
poses, and for this reason had. for some
weeks urged the adoption OF amendments
10 reserve 10 the government the owner.
ship OF timber, water power and minerals
appurtenaDt to homesteads. but the con-
ierces on The part of tho house had re-
fused 10 make these reservations. a
provision OF the bill directs the sccre-
tary of The interior to send copy OF
the law to each homesteader having a
nendinr claim 40 that all may become
acquainted with their rights under the
law
Representative Taylor OF Colorado will
file the conference report in the house
tomorrow and II is expected II Will be
acted upon the following day. No oppo-
sitioD to il Is expected in the house.