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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
DARROW DENIES
BERT FRANKLIN
STORY IN TOTO
EmphaticalIy Declares He
Never Discussed Bribing of
Mcnamara Jurors, or
Furnished Money.
HOPE LIFE SENTENCE
WILL BE COMMITTED
j. B. McNanara'S Friends Are
Confident; Darrow Effaced
Himself When Arranging
Pleas of Guilty,
HOPE LIFE SENTENCE
WILL BE COMMITTED
BY International News Service.

BY International News Service.
os ANGELES. July 3o.-Telling a
story brlstling with sensational
features, laying bare inner secrets
IL OF the Mcnamara defense hitherto
untold and denying absolutely and
unquslifiedly that he had ever entered Into
arrangement with Bert Franklin or
furnished the detective with money to cor
rupt Mcnamara jurors. Clarence s. Dar-
row completed his second day on the wit
ness stand in his own behalf today. lie
had not finished his direct testimony when
court adjourned at o'clock and VIII re-
sumo the stand tomorrow.
At one time during his narrative con-
cernlng the negotiations for the settle
ment of the Mcnamara cases Darrow
choS ed with emotion until he could scarce
~ talk and his eyes filled with tears as
he told OF the conference between him
self and Ills colleagues In which he decid-
cd 90 let both the McNamaras plead
guilty II that should be necessary to
settlement. In spite of his perfect under
standing that union labor would blame
him.
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Questions Democratic Sincerity.

If you Democrats will accept this pro-
vision for tariff board interrupted
Mann Republican, you insure its ap-
prova by the president; If you are sin
cere In advocacy Of 1t you will accept
the amendment
"The useIessncss OF the tariff board s
report" continued Underwood. ''ls proved
by the fact that each OF us can hold
that II justifies any bill we have brought
In. 1t is contended that the La Toilette
and the Hin bills are founded on 1t, yet
these Republican measures differ radi-
cally. I can not prove that 1t justified
the Democratic bill, ] urge that we
dsapprove the senate wool bill because
think that President Taft will more
willingly approve the Democratic bill than
this bill"
Representative Payne moved to sub
stitute the Fiji wool bill for the La Fol-
lette bill, but was beaten 149 to rs. Crum-
packer OF Indiana then moved concur
renee by the house with the La Fol-
le,te bill. to which there was united
Democratic opposition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
BRYAN SENDS $1,000
FOR WILSON S FUND
Nebraskan Unable to Take the
Stump Until Second Week
in September.
Hv international News Service.

By International News Service.
SEAGIRT, n. j., July 3o.-Wtlliam j.
Bryan has contributed $1,000 to Governor
Wilson'S campaign fund check Tor
that amount was received from the Ne
braskan tonight. II was accompanied
by letter. the contents OF which were
not given out because II was OF per-
soDal and private nature,
Mr. Bryan sent word through Mlchael
Francis Doyle, his personal representa- :
tive, that he regretted he would not be
able to take the stump for Governor
Wilson until the first or second week
In September. MT. Doyle explained that
the commoner was booked for q lecture
tour up to that time and that he could
not under any circumstances abandon
that tour. which meant consideraple
money TO him
Governor Wilson spent the better part
OF the day at the state capitol at T'ren-
ton, There In addition TO attending 10
official business. he received numoer
OF visitors Congressman a. Mitchel
Palmer OF Pennsylvania undertook &c
explain the action OF the Democratic
members OF the house when they re-
iected the two -battleship programme, Mr.
Palmer said that II was unfair TO Judge
any group In congress by It's attitude
toward any bill before that bill came
up for passage,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
HOLD MAN AND WOMAN
IN M'NAMARA AFFAIR

SAN FRANCISCO, July s0-On a fuller
showing of evidence tonight the grand
jury reversed its previous action and
found indictments against Mrs. Caroline
Perkins and William Patterson. now held
In New York, charged with stealing the
automobile Of Nicholas J. McNamara, a
retired banker of San Mateo. Cal The
chages against Patrick Walsh were not
sustained
McNamara said tonight that he would
leave for New York on Thursday. He
said that telegraphic instruction from the
San Francisco police would suffice to
have Mrs Perkins and Patterson held un-
I'll his arrival and that the special train
contemplated today would not be peces-
Sary
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Hope for Communication,

Darrow disclosed in his account OF the
long struggle with the McNamaras In the
jail Sunday, November %, to arrange for
them 10 plead guilty, the fact that hope is
entertained that j. 3. McNamara's life
sentence will be commuted. or that he Will
be pardoned
When ]. b finally agreed TO plead
guilty and take life sentence" said Dar-
row. ali II us expected. as ] still be-
lieve. that his sentence would be COM
muted OF he would be pardoned'
Dar;ow testified al great length TO all
tho details OF the peace negotiations and
declared emphatically that he firmly be-
lleved before Tuesday. November IS, the
dGy cl Franklins arrest for the Lockwood
bribery. that the settlement was certain
10 he mnde and that there would be nc
use made OF the jurors then in box. or the
,eyirer7en who had been summoned,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
BUTTE s. SUPERIOR TO
ACQUIRE MORE CLAIMS

Special TO The Tribune.
BOSTON, July 30.-It is understood
that a new company is to he formed TO
take over options which have been OBJ
tanned ON a large number OF claims con-
tiguous 10 or near the Butte & gu
perior property. 1t has not yet been de-
clared officially just how the purchases
OF these claims will be financed. Those
who are In the Butte " superior man
aeement stand ready TO finance the pur-
chase as individuals. offering share
holders In the latter company a pro rata
participa ton at cost In shares OF the
new company
D. c. JaclSling has completed another
examination Of the Butte G. Superior
property and states without qualfica-
ton that II Is fulfilling his earlier predtc-
tions There is no Fundamental mining
reason to account for the drop In the
stock from 51a to 3s1, An overbought
speculative situation is the primary cause
OF the decline, assisted by some nerv-
business Of stockholders. who feared con-
sequences Of the legal controversy with
Senator Clark.
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"NE TEMERE" is 81
ENFORCED IN AuI

WASHINGTON, july an :,
the Roman Catholic chu,rs
20 marriages Of Catholics s',,sau iau
olics In the United State, sM
by the recent order Of ina ss
such cases, according r. rs
tura Cerretti, secretary Of ~ &.
cation. uN'
Mgr Ccrretti said TO-DAY -.
explained from Rome gI5,,,os ,,os
force To a provision Of chr,y.,
ernins mixed marriage in a.,
Hungary, which had bean .'' ~.
the carly nineteenth cent,,rv
This provision allows pris.,.
as a witness. mixed mart!
the principals decline 10 IN.
law. Mgr, Cerretti said ~,
sions Of the decree me tsms-,'
In force In the United Stats
land.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
ARIZONA MEETING
CHOOSES FIFTEEN

PHOENIX, Ariz,, July 30.--The state
INVENTION OF the progressive party
which was held here today, resulted In
the election Of fifteen delegates. with one
vention of that party In Chicago Au-
gust 5. -,
The delegates are: walter Congdon OF
Bisbee. w. o. Tuttle and Adolph BaatZ OF
Globe Robert S, Fisher Dwight B. Heard
P, III. Hayes and George U. Young OF
Phoenix. Dan Worth OF kingman. Ihomas
Marshall and Ben F. Daniels OF tucson
E X. Cummings and Paul Fernen OF NO
gales. Frank Townsend OF Yuma. wiley
Woodrow Of Ray and A. l., lrvings OF
clifton. They were all bound by strict
instructions to cast their votes for Roose-
welt, -
], Fred Cleveland of Phoenix was unan-
imously elected national committeeman
Thomas D. Molloy and Donald Chngan
were chosen permanent CHAIRMAN ano
| gar ulvatiOn
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Attitude Toward Negro.

NEW YORK, July S0.-The attitude OF
the national Progressive party on the race
question was inquired Into today by e.
Colonel Roosevelt on his arrival In New
York from Oyster Bay Representatives
or three states were among the delega-
ton.
Colonel Roosevelt assured them he
would do all In his power 10 secure for
the negro his full rights under the con-
stltution.
The question OF the "Lily White" move
lment in the south was brought up, but
Colonel Roosevelt postponed a definite
answer as to this phase of the question.
saying that In few days he would make
| a public statement OF his ideas Of the
attitude the national Progressive party
should take
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
PLAN NEW RAlLR0
FOR COLORADO Vi

DENVER, July 3O.-Ar,lcl.,
poratlon OF the San Luis Yan,-'
company were filed with the y
state today. The capital Of NJ,
is given as Sl,000,000.
J NJ. Herbert, former yIv
and general manager OF III. n
Southern railroad. is one Of ~
The other directors are:
". c. Cebel OF Denver, " A.
OF Weld county, c. 3. Murub,
and ]. B. w. Arnsden OF Joni.
object OF the company, accou ,
articles OF incorporation, is b
standard gauge line OF rallros, h
ter. Colo, connecting with d,
& Rio Grande al Monte Vista !,
nosa. thence to Saguacie. m
tap n rich agricultural mEl
heretofore has had no ralIrotI'
The headquarters OF the oos:
be in Denver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
BUTTERMILK REPLACES
LAGER IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, July 3o-Consumpuon Of
beer in Chicago during the fiscal yeai
ending June 90 last fell off 35, 000 bar
reis. according to the report OF the oca
branch OF the internal revenue depart
ment Just made public.
The decline In the sales Of beer has
been noticeable for months, according &c
dealers. who attribute IL both TO tn,
high cost OF living and TO the use oi
huttermIlk substitute drink. There
revenue stamps for cigars, amounting tc
$4,000. The sale OF oleoma rgarin.
stamps increased s22.2lo.2O The tota
sales for stamps OF all kinds amount cd
10 sl2,0S7. 300.52. There was genera
deficit of S534.I55.30
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
DEMOCRATS SEE
TARIFF SCHEME
co CL|NNE: RING
House Rejects Senate Amend
ments and Thus Probably Re-
moves Hope of Legisla-
ton This Session.
Rv international News Service.

BY International News Service.
-ASHINGTON. July 50,-That the
NAI Democrats have little hope oi
NM the passage of tariff leglsla-
Wv ton at this session OF congress
was shown today when the
house returned TO the senate withou'
approval and with request for CONFER
ence the wool bill passed last week by
the senate.
Explaining this unusual procedure
Chairman Underwood OF the ways and
means committee. said that he thought
the senate might recede from Its po'
sItlon and substitute for the bill 1t hac
sent to the house the Democratic bil
or some measure on which the house
could meet the senate on compromis'
propositions. The bill rejected by tht
house was the La Toilette bill. presented
by Senator La Toilette more than
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
In Grave Quandary.

''Lecomple Davis. my associate. said
testified Darrow, II don't think we have
any right TO make this settlement without
consulting organized labor. II will ruin
YOU with labor II you do 1t without con-
sulting them
II told him that while the money had
been furnished largely by organized Ia
Dor. organized labor was not our client
and was not on trial, but these two men
were our clients and nobody could give us
money that could in any way influence us
in an action that was due to our clients;
that. so far as I was concerned. had no
right To consider myself and should not
that all / had to consider was these TWO
men
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Summer colds are hard to get nd of,

Summer colds are hard to get nd Of,
and frequently lead to asthma, bron'
chitis, and hay fever. Do not let your
cold get a hold on you, tut use Foley s
Honey and Tar Compound for orick re-
lief. W. H Allen. Chelsea, Wis, says:
eve prefer Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound to other cough medicines be.
cause it quickly cures coughs and colds.
1t will ward off a cold if taken in
time" Contains no opiates. Schramm.
johnson, Drugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
To Investigate Klhs{

MONTGOMERY. Ala. JOY
governor OF Alabama this uss
nounced that ne would requA
grand fury to investigate he
P. ]. WesthoZen. after Whose
Boyette. son-in-law OF RichaI I
millionaire traction magna'e'
ed. WesthoZen recelva
wound that resulted In MS 3
he was driving with MIS- b'ls
negro chauffeur was arfesiea
noon accused OF completely ID ~
Boyette declined 10 MAKE
simply declaring he can Prov
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
MAY TRY HANFORD IN
SPITE OF RESIGNATION

WASHINGTON. July 30.-Represen.
tatives Graham and Mccoy of the
house judiciary committee, members of
the charges against Federal Judge Han,
ford, returned from Seattle today and
predicted that the Judge would be al.
lowed to resign without being tried on
impeachment charges
They declared no agreement had been
made with the Judge that he should
escape trial by resigning The full com.
mittee will meet tomorrow to deter
mine its course.
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To Dissolve Packing Co-,

CHICAGO. July 3o.-DelaIt 4
for the dissolution OF the NatksI
ing company were submIth r
United States District Atlora
II. Wllkerson. All the plas,i'
houses and selling agencies CD
the $l5. 10000 corporation. VII [
over to Armour & Co.. Svih &
Morris e Co., in the ratio q n
jngs In the National Packing -
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STATE TICKET PLAN
E|VDS IN BIG FIGHT
Continued from Page One.)

mittee Of majority OF the progressive
delegates whose seats had heen contest :
cd BY followers OF President Tart. rms
action gave the Roosevelt progressive
faction control OF the convention.
The progressives thereupon selected
Governor Aldrich chairman and one OF
his first rulings was TO declare out oi
order resolution declaring the test OF
Republicanism fealty TO the national
ticket
The ruling caused an uproar and pro-
tests and when Chairman Aldrich IN
sisted on adhering TO II Taft delegates
TO the number OF $50 left the hall TO the
accompaniment of jeers and cheering by
the progressives. AS they marched out
the contesting progressive delegates who
had boen unseated by the report OF the
committee marched In and took their
places
Following the split the proceedings in
the main convention went through with q
rush The resolutions adopted by the
progresslves arc silent as to national and
state candidates. \ new state centra
committee was selected, the chairman tc
be named by the committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
MORE CRITICISM OF
WATERPOWER BILL

WASHINGTON. July 3o.-Another
criticism OF the omnibus water power
site bill framed by the house committee
on interstate and foreign commerce was
forwarded to Chairman Adamson OF the
committee today by Secretary OF War
Stimson.
Secretary Stimson takes the position
that grants OF power rights to private
persons or concerns should give the sec.
retary OF war power TO assess a portion
OF the proceeds of the power developed,
TO he expended In the further improve
ment OF rivers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
BRYAN Faction Wins.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. july 30.-The
William J. Bryan faction triumphed this
afternoon in the Democratic state con-
vention to the extent that w, r. Thomp-
son, Bryan man, was elected chair
man of the state committee over the
present chairman, John c. Bryne, who
was a candidate for re- e-electlon The
vote vas close. Thompson receiyeing AIS
votes and Bryne 49S Resolutions were
presented tonight ndorslng the stand
OF Mr.. Bryan al the Baltimore conven-
tion, The resolution carried, 636 10 3f6
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Arthur Brisbane WHz
BY International News Seriu

BY International News Seriu
NEW YORK, July 3O.-Art1
bane, editor OF the New Yo;t
Journal. and Miss Phoebe cl7|
ter OF Seward Cary Of Is w1
sixth street. were married todq|
vary Episcopal church on Ford
by the Rev. Theodore Sedgeyia
few friends were present.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Arraipu Detroit Aldtn'

DETROIT, july So,-Ths :. =
IN police court today Of s.'5 tns
men and the secretary y, ,,drS n
tee on a charge Of receiving
or conspiring to receive ~, ~
poned. II was announce 'nss n,
cutor had not completedi. ~
agains the accused Officials =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Saws Women Drink More.

LONDON. July 30.-Alcoholism among
women Is increasing yearly, according 10
DR.. Maenan, chief or the Paris insane
bureau, who addressed the international
Eugencs congress today. The congress.
which began It's deloerat tions here July
"a, ended today with discussion OF al
coholism and other causes of degenerlcY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
ONE PASSENGER HURT
IN u. P. COLLISION

LARAMIE. Wyo.. July So.-One Of the
fast passenger trains on the Union Pa
train west OF Rawlins last night iniurins
one Of the passengers and smashing I'D a
supply car The accident occurred while
the passenger train was running at high
speed through the flag station OF Mcneil.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Soldiers Go 10 Alber7

WINNIPEG. Man. July 49,
panjes OF soldiers and a osut
police were dispatched looa!
monton, Alberta, to the scens
srruction work on the Glsn'
cific railway in the RosH
whence word OF serious ols0M,ij ols,,i
part Of the striking lnousy
of the World has been recsl's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
QUARTERLY EARNINGS
OF STEEL S25,OOO,OOO

NEW YORK. July so-The United
States Steel corporation today declared
Its regular quarterly dividends OF II per
cent on their common stock and II per
cent on the preferred stock.
The earnings for the quarter ended
June 20 1912. were s25.l0 2s5; the net
income for the quarter. sls.42a99, and
the surplus for the quarter S5s. .ts3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Denies Charges.

Darrow denied that he asked George
Benin 10 get Ortle McManisal 10 change
his testimony He denied also that he
had anything 10 do with the spiriting
away Into Nevada OF Mrs. Flora CapIan.
and he denied In detail the charges mad q
IL is probable that Darrorw's Testimony
will not run far into the day tomorrow "
Assistant District Attorney Ford viii con-
duct the cross examination and n IS
probable that Darrow will be on the
stand at least two or three days longer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
ARCHIBALD TO RESIGN.
IS SENATORIAL PLAN

WASHINGTON. July 3o.-A movement
II on foot among senators who are de-
mandiug an immediate trial for Judge
Archibald 10 require as a condition OF the
postponement Of the case that the Jurist
retire from the commerce bench until his
case has been decided.
A vote on the question OF postponement
r. expected either Thursday or Saturday.
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Never Had Money.

Darrow declared that this money had
never been in his possession and he never
had control over II, and. further, that
he had no access TO any such sum OF mon
ey stored in safe deposit vault office
safe or other receptacle.
Dsrrow testified that the $4,000 check
sent him by Frank Morrison. which he
took to San Francisco early in September
and turned over to o. a Tveitmoe, sec
retary- treasurer OF the state building
trades council. was to meet expenses of
Investigations which they found II nee
essary 10 conduct In San Francisco and
that he did not receive any of II back
from TYeltmoe.
Darrow declared that never at any time
did he discuss with Franklin the matter
of Jury bribery or give him any instruc-
tions 10 try 10 bribe any juror or pros
pect!ve Juror
DO you know n man named Guy Bid
dinger Of Chicago?' asked Rogers
II know Guy Bddlnger OF Chicago
replied Darrow. ~ would not say I know
man OF that name
Darrow admitted frankly that he paid
| Biddinger $500 In the Alexandria hotel and
| 5000 in the Palace hotel in San Fran
| cisco. He denied that this money was a
bribe to buy evidence collected bv the
| prosecution and declared his sole pur.
pose was TO pay Biddinger for evidence
| as to who In the labor ranks were be-
! traying TO the Burns agency the secrets
OF labor unions and the defense.
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Abolish ElRin Bosd

ELGIN. H., July 30.-Af117
was made last night that The u
Of trade would abolish The 4
committee as a result OF ies U
government suits against ~
Of this committee for ALLEGED -
the Sherman antitrust lag.
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Katmai Still Smoking.

SEATTLE. Wash, July 3O-Mail ad =
vices received from Seward, Alaska. say
Ka,mal volcano. which was In violent
eruption June s. is still emitting dense
clouds OF smoke. and TO this Is ascribed
the cloudy weather which has prevailed
in southwestern Alaska since the first
outbreak.
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Governors to Be Invited.

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-At the re-
quest of Governor Woodrow Wilson, Rep
resentatiye James OF Kentucky. who will
make the speech OF notification ar Sea-
girt, today sent formal invitations TO the
exercises TO the governors OF all Demo-
cratic states and the candidates at the
Baltimore convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-31
Delegates Make Reservations.

CHICAGO. July 30,-Reservations lor
DELEGATIONS from nineteen states to inc
national progressive convention we're
made today at downtown hotels and pro
gressive leaders announced that before
Saturday every state in the Union woulo
committee an arrangements said the seat
sale would amount to about $4,000 OF
more.
The states for which reservations nave
been made include California and Idaho.
PENNSYLVANIA progressives telesraphed
that they would bring a delegation OF
$50 and reservations were made for loo
from, New York
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Ex-Democrat to Preside.

NEW YORK, July so.-A Democrat
probably John NJ, Parker OF New or.
leans. will be permanent chairman of
the national progressive convention, In
Chicago. said Senator Dixon, Colonel
Roosevelt's manager, today.
Senator Dixon said Governor Hiram
Johnson OF California would make one OF
the speeches seconding the nomination
Of Colonel Roosevelt. Senator Dixon left
today for Chicago.
Congressman Warburton OF Washington
came to New York tnday, He said his
state was overwhelmingly for Roosevelt
He added he had taken no position In
regard to the new party, but that on
his return home soon he would make a
atelnent.
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MoIum hotel. Fourth South and
State, Thomas Gavin, proprietor The
only frst-elass family hotel In town.
European and American plans.