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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-25
Little Time Left.

in3snuch as ,he bills carry the emey
geucy clause, making the law operatiy,
upon approval by The governor. il he
boovcs those who have fondness fo
looking the blackboard in the face nut
hearing the merry click. of the telc
graph soupder to hasten and get dowr
their money. The proposed law follows
Section l. ANY person who en-
cages in pooiSelin-. or bookmaIS-
Ing, WITH o. without writing. ~ any
time or place; or any person who
Keeps or occupies any room shed
tenement tent, booth or building,
hout or vessel. or any part thereof.
or who occupies any place OF stand
OF any kind, upon any public or pri
Eatc grounds within this state, with
books. papers. apparatus or para
phernalia. for the purpose OF re-
cordius, reporting or registering bets
or waGers or OF selling pools and any
person who %agers, OF sells pools. or
makes books with or without writ
ing, upon the result OF trial or con-
test or skil, speed or power Of en-
durance OF man or beast. or upon
the result of lot, chance, casualty.
unknown or contingent event what
SoeVer. or any person who receives.
registers, reports OF records or for
wards or purports or pretcnds 10 re-
celve- register. report or forward, in
any manner whs tsoever, any money.
iIBlS VI CoIlSluCIal!pD OF Fhluc. pcl
or waGercd. or offered for the pur-
pose OF being bet or wagered by or
for any other persons, o. sells pools,
upon any such result: or any per-
son who. being the owner. lessee or
occupant of any room, shed. tenc-
menL tent. booth or building, float
or vessel or any part thereof or Of
any grounds within this state, know
iDgly permits the same 10 be used
or occupied for any OF these purposes.
therein keeps, exhibits or employs
any device o. apparatus for the pu--
pose OF recording reporting, regis
terlng. transmitting. communicating
or transferring such bets or wascrs,
or the selling OF such pools. or be-
comes the custodian. stakeholder or
depositary for gain. hire or reward OF
any money. propertN, or thing OF
value. staied, wagercd or pledged or
TO be Uagcrcd or pledged on any such
result. or any person who aids, as
sists or nbets in any manner In any
Of the said acts, which are hereby
forbidden, is guilty of a felony, and
upon conviction is punishable by i'm
prisonment in the state prison for
period not exceeding two years.
Sec, ., This act shall take effect
upon approval
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STOMACH UPSET?
SOUR? "CASCARETS ("
Gently Cleanse and Regu-
late Your Stomach. Liver
and Bowels While
You Sleep.

Thai awful sourness, belchiDg OF acld
aud foul gases; that pain in The pit OF
the storach. the heartburn. neryouspcss,
nausea. hloating after eating, feeling
OF fulluess, dizziness and sick headache,
means n iisordercd stomach, which can
not be regulated until YOU remove the
cause. II isn't your storach S fault.
Your stomach is as good as any.
Try Csscarets. they Immediately
cleanse and regulate the stomach. Ie
move the sour, uudigested and ferinent-
ing food and foul gases; take the excess
bile from the liver and carry off the
constipatcd wasto mastcr and poison
from the ipicstines and bowels Then
your stomach trouble is ended 4 Cas-
carct tonight will straighten you out by
morning. 10-oent box from any drug
store will keep your stomach sweet;
liver and bowels regular for months
Don't forget the childreD-tbeir litic
insides need good, gentle cleansing,
too. (Advcrtisement)
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chsnes. but the success Of that system
has been doubtful. even where the at.
thousands. Machine betting in this
case, Of course. is also prohibited
Slucc the bills were introduced yes
tcrday it has been suggested that the
law might defeat its own ostcnsiblc OBJ
jcct In that il makes the offeuse n
felony and the penalty term in the
state penitentiary not exceeding two
years, and that jury could scarcely
be found that would send man TO the
Penitcptiary because be tried TO pick
The winner and backed his judgment
with n little coin
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
In the House.

II. s. No. S3,. by Christensen---An act
TO define and prohibit unfair competition
and discrimination. and To define the
powers and duties OF the attorney gem
ersil In regard thereto. Referred 10 com
mIttee on manufactures and commerce.
II. &. No. 81, by Mabcy--An act rela-
tive to pool selling. boolsmalting, bets
and Wasers. and fixing the penalty for
violation thereof. Referred to judiciary
committee.
II. 3, No. So. ny Anderson-An act TO
amend section a56N, chapter II complied
lave Of Utah 1907. relating to railroad
corporations. Referred 10 committee on
livestock.
n u. No. sc. by Judd--An act to pro-
hbit the writing, printing. posting, dis
trlbuting of any circular or other printed
alter concerning candidates. Referred
To judiciary committee.
IT, 3. No 81. by Judd--An act to
amend section s92, compiled laws of
Utah. 1907, as amended by chapter i26.
session laws. 1911. relating to corrupt
practices. Referred 10 committee on
elections.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Helena NJ. Kinney 10 Granville +.
L.undy. part OF lot ., block lis,
plat a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. t3, 90
John II. Dooley aud wife 20 DooIey
Building & Power company. part
OF lot 6. block 90. plat A..s.,-.,,. 900
4. j. Bruneau and vile 20 Charles
p. Dewey, lots i6 and X. block
!, Central Park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. |
Franklin Siddoway 10 Clifford Nj.
Aston. part Of lot II, block !,
nce-acrc plat A....,..,.......... L
Marian 4. AI Cannon to Clifford
NJ Aston. lots 10 u. block I.
Emerson Heights .,.s............ Il
c. W. Stewart and wife 20 Edith
c. Larson. lots 10 and Is block
Q. Improvement plat, CITY View
subdivision ... ..,..,..s.s........ 90
D, NJ. Lindsay and wife 10 Fred
II. GALLAGHER. par. of.lot l6, block
IS. fve-acre plat A.s............ !, ,i0
Prudential Realty company TO
Emma FlemIng. lot I. block 1@.
Am. & Exteu. plat, Lauroihurst.
Charles MontgomeTy and wife 10
2S, plat ID ..............,,...., 6,o0
George O. Cannon association to
Edwin Q. Cannon, part OF section
u, township l south, range
Prudential Realty company TO y
Uux.ord. lot ~, block T. Am. e
Exten plat. Laurelhursr .,-,.....
y. H. Stone and wife 10 Claud
Richards. lot IS, block !, Perkins
Second addition .................
Joseph t. John son and wife 10 Jo-
seph b. Wiseenhaul, part or lot y,
block Q. plat f.. F..--........,.,... Loo
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low TRAINED NURSE
/ CURED HER PIMPLES

"A trained nurse in New York writes:
ct. Il, i9l2.-'T was troubled with acne
y pmplesl for three years. NJ face
as broken ont with p!mples, and would
times set like raw meat. tried all
'rts of salves and soaps. received
Lmpies Of Resinol Soap and Rcsinol
'ntnlent. and they helped me very
uch. After using them l bought the
gular size OF each, and my face is now
srfectIy clear apG smooth, NY friends
'e asking me what I used, and / shall
: glad TO recommend HesiDol." tSigned)
iss T.. Virginia Peterson. Trained
ursc, 50I ". iI0th Street, New York.
Tic soothing, healing ba,sams In Res
|ol Ointment and Rcsinol Soap pene-
ate every tiny pore OF the skin, clear
IS II Of all Impurities. driving away &C.
rira. rashcs. ringworm. psoriasis, and
|her eruptions. and making pimples and
nysicians for eighteen years. Sold by
Z druggists. For free samples write TO
ept. at Resinol Chemical Co, BaIti-
ore Md
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Past Efforts.

There has been for 4 long tinlc pro.
test against poolrooms. Various at
tempts have been made to wipe them
out, bui the success of those efforts
has been indifferent. They arc said to
nave ceased operations in the city. but
they are running Just outside the city
limits in county territory. and are en-
tjrely convenient to street car service.
II IT IS the aim Of the legislation to
reach these poolrooms. it is evident
that racing az Il business must also fall.
for ii Is admitted flat horse owners
cannot afford 20 race their horses for
the small purses that the racing asso-
Citations are able 10 put up.
The Lagoon race track is situated in
Davis county, the county represented
by both Mr., Mabcy and Senator Thorn
Low
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INSPECTOR from $4,000 TO $4,000. The 9TH
cr provides for a permanent deputy in
spcctor.
The committee on municipal corpora
tions OF the house will hold meeting
at 10 O'Clock this forenoon IN room oil
Walker Bank building.
The house committee on labor will
meet Monday after adjournment,
Both the house and senate yesterday
adjourned until o'clock Monday
The nsh and game bill upon which
Commissioners F. w Chambers has been
troduced Monday,
4 series Of bills prepared by the stale
insurance commissioner will be presented
in the senate Monday.
Monson's II. 3. No ~ prohibiting dis
crimjnatIon in the buying OF milk and
yesterday. Al 10 /.
The house judiciary committee yester-
day decided TO report adversely Bnrnes
divorce bilI No. u, The measure elimi
mates the int terlocutorJ- decree and speci-
fies time within which divorced persons
may not marry.
A bill Will PROBABLY be introduced in
the house Monday by Dr, Skolticld pro-
OF eugenics The bill follows the sug-
gestions contained in the governors =
message relating to the treatment of In
mates of tho mental hoepita, and the
ment OF tho state medical association.
DIR. Skolheld is chairman OF the com
mlttee on public health,
A bill is expected soon providing for
the erection of n tuberculosis sanitaTium
in Utah. The bill will he urged by tho
state board OF health. AZ tuberculosis
is not native to Utah, the institution
is intend cd Tor The treatment OF patients
coming into this state.
Cardons house bills IL and 19 reiat-
ing TO employees liens. are unfinished
for consideration yesterday, but were
displaced by & bill on special orders.
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Special TO The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
MANTI, Jun. 2i.-Oue OF the largest
damage suits ever tried In the Seventh
judicial district is now being argued In
the district court here. The case Is that
OF Alice Anderson versus S. q. Nelson.
in which Mrs, Anderson is asking dam
ages to the extent or $4,000 for the
drowning OF her husband. MAIDS Madsen.
In Green river about two years ago. The
plaintiff alleges the drowning was
caused by the improper manipulation Of
the ferry owned by tho defendant. The
defendant is being represented by Judge
Jacob johnson and Judge c. $. Varian
and the plaintiff by Judge William II.
King and Lewis Larsen.
The next important case TO he tried is
that of T. c. Miller and others versus
adjudication OF all water rights ON Mauii
creek and Will probably take two or three
weeks 20 decide. Judge Christensen is
disqualified to sit in the case aud Judge
Richie of Salt Lake is expected 10 take
his place here during the trial. Manti
city Will he defended by s. X. Thurman
and Lewis Larsen while Jacob johnson
viii look after the interests or the plain
tffs.
This action was brought about by the
refusal of Mant city. through It's
termaster, to distribute irrigation water
60 the plaintiffs during the irrigation
seasons of 1910 and 1911. The defendant
corporation acts as distributing agent FOR
the waters O Manti creek and claims
any distribution except 10 primary Wa
ter owners during this period. A judi
cIal decree on all water rights involved
Will be asked for.
The case Of Mount Pleasant versus
Leonard E,vorts for the alleged unlawful
selling OF liquor resulted In the disa gree
ment of the jury. which stood four for
acouittaI and four for conviction.
Ephrnim versus Christian Schultz
another LIQUOR case, wls compromised.
the defendant TO pay fine Of 5000.
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LEGISLATORS ON
TRIP TO LOGAN



LOGAN. Jan 2a.-Members or the
cduca tion committees of both houses OF
the Legislature and some OF the other
members are the guests or the board OF
trustees and the faculty OF the Utah
Agricultural college on tho biennial trip
of inspection OF the college.
The legislators arrived at $3.50 o'clock
tonight on special car. They were en-
tees OF the faculty of the Agricultural
college and OF the Logan Commercial
Boosters club. Some members of the
party attended the basketba game be-
l.. D, S. university. Others were the
guests Of Brigham Young college at the
opera, christopher: Jr.," produced by
the students OF The college.
Those In tho party are Senator \. l..
Booth OF Utah county chairman of the
senate committee on education; Senator
NJ, L, Olson OF Sanpete county. Senator
j.. " Funk of Cacle county. Senator
Willard Hansen OF Box Elder county
Senator Joseph Eckersey Of Wayne
county, Senator D, o. Ridcout OF Salt
Davis county. Representatives c. T..
Nabey OF Davis county. chairman OF the
house committee on education; Annie
Wells Cannon OF Salt Lake county. Or
H. j. Anderson OF Sanpetc county, NIL
ton II, yelling Of Box Elder county, J.
n. uenrie Of Garfield county. WIlford
Day OF Iron county. r. l.. Judd Of Salt
county. T. r. Carbon of Cache county
who was in charge of the excursion
Samuel oldham Of Cache county, e; Y.
Benson OF Cache county, David II. Nor
ris of Washington county. Heber G.
Christensen OF Sewer county. Daniel
McRae OF Salt Lake county: Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard Arnold Of Salt Lake. Mrs
n. O. Rjdcout Of Salt Lake. Mrs j. W,
Thornley, o. Kaysville Mrs. ]. e. Tall
mage OF Salt lake Mrs: -. ~. Morris
OF ST George. Mrs. Daniel NcRae of Salt
Lake. Mrs. l.. r, Anderson OF Manti
Miss Slsolacld Of Salt Lake, Miss Phillips
or Salt Lake Julian Thomas OF Salt
Lake and ] r. McAllistcr of kanab
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AFFECT MANY CONTESTS
Baseball, Wrestling, Boxing,
Football, Dog Fights, Etc,
Included.

Identical bills aimed bookmakipg e
md poolseling on races were intro
duced 10 the house yesterday by Mabey
nf Davis county and in the senate by
Phorplev, also Of Davis, The bills pro
hiht betting on horse races, which are
not mentioned BY name. but by the ab-
5euce of exceptions, and also wagcrs on
basebsll games, wrestling and boxing
matches, football games, dog fights,
cbicken fights; in short. against betting
of any and all kinds where the wagers
Ire to be decided by the results of con
Tests of speed skill. power or eudur-
ance Of imam or beast. -
The inhibition lays not only against
Matchmaking and poolselIipg where q
written record js kept Of bots mado, hut
eiso ii prohibits oral betting. That is
10 say, one person may not say 10 an
other at a ball game, en- bet you z
8ollar Brick Devercsux gets 10 third,
without becoming liable to senteuce 10
Warden Pratt g institution for two
Years. And who would want to take
HAT kind OF n chance, anyhow. know
fnr Brick q specd
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SEEKS To PREVENT
CORRUPT PRACTICES
Bill Prohibits Use of Money
in Elections; Must Walk
10 Polls.

Two bills were introduced in the house
Yesterday designed to prohibit corrupt
practices In connection with elections.
For one thing. the first bill provides that
there shall be no carriages or automo-
bes provided for voters on either regis
tration or election day.
The measure provides that every po-
ltical committee shall have a treasurer
and that treasurer is required to keep
accurate account OF all moneys received
by the committee, which. II the bill be-
comes a law. is not likely to be very
much. The treasurer must flle state
Inent OF receipts aud disbursements With
the city clerk In cases OF town elections
or with the secretary OF state in cases
of county or state elections.
No person. says the bill, in order to
election, shall eXpend a sum greater
than his own necessary personal ex
penses, these being travelling expenses,
stationery printing. kilograms and post
voluntary payment Of money 10 po-
li;ical committee for the promotion OF
the principles of the party which 1t rep
resents and for It's general purpos oses,"
No limit is fixed on such voluntary con-
tribution
There is a prohibition against any COM
mittee or politician soliciting funds.
Every voluntary payment must be made
In the name of the person making it,
Fraud under the act is made mlsdo-
meanor.
The second bill seeks TO protect a ca ndi-
date against too sharp criticism. 1t pro-
Vides that any person or political com
mlttec that attacks in Il poster or circu-
lar the personal character or political
action OF candidate must either sign
his name. or, in the case of a committee
making the attack, the names of the
chairman and secretary or two officers
of the organization, or go to Jail for six
months.
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BILLS INTRODUCED.
In the Senate.


:. b. No. 5S, by Kelly--An act pro-
viding for bringing persons in state prls~
on or In jail IN another county before
the court, Referred to committee on
judiciary,
S. p. No. "a, by Kelly--An act provid-
ing for compensatlne expert witnesses
used In behalf of the state. Referred to
committee on judiciary.
S r. No. SO, by Kelly-An act appro-
priating $50 each for DR.. y S. Condor
and DR., G. W. Green for expert testi-
nony IN murder trial. Referred TO COM
mittee on appropriations and claims.
S. 3, No, 56, by Ivcrson-An act in
creasing fees Of jurors Referred to com
mittee on judiciary
8. IS. No, 81. by Thornley--An act pro-
hibitins pool selling on horse races. Re-
ferred TO committee on public institu-
tions
s. r. No 0s. by Eckersley--An act
providing for state course of study in
public schools. Referred TO committee
OH educa tiun.
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JUROR FEE ACT
IS PROGRESSING

Durhams house bills providing for an
ncsses n special order for yesterday,
made some hcadway, Before adjourn
ment. ANA after much discussion, the up-
favorable report Of the judiciary COM
mittcc was rejected by n vote OF is TO
10. The bills are unfinished business for
MONDAY. Senator Iveraon OF Carbon yes
ieujay introduced IN the senate a bill
crease in the pay Of jurors Friends OF
the measures say that. having received
nineteen votes vest er,iay. when seven
members were absent. tho bills will pass
Monday.
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DISSOLUTION STORY
is DENIED BY GARY

NEW YORK, Jan. 24-Elbcr; II. Gary.
chairman of the United States Steel cor
poration. issued the following statement
this afternoon;
There is no foundation whatever fol'
the published statement that the United
states Steel corporation is going TO seek
voluntary dissolution and that il will ap-
ply 10 the supreme court for direction
how 10 go about II. The question has
not been up for considers ton before the
board of directors the finance commit
tee o. the officers OF the corporation"
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To Prevent Discrimination

A bill was introduced I'm the house yes
to-day by Christensen of Sewer prohIb-
,tlng unfair competition and discrfmina-
ton between different sections Of the
state. The blu is more comprehensive
than the Monson bill which passed the
house yesterday. That measure related
to milk and dairy products only. The
attorney general is to prosecute ofrenses
under the Christensen bin.
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Nor on the Lake.

Moreover, there has been from time
10 tine suggestions on the part Of those
Who follow the des!iuies Of the ponies
hat if poolrcoms were 'run out OF
own = they would build boat and con
duct their business on the Great Salt
AXE. Such contingency IS provided
Tor in the specific provision that the
II float or vessel,
Il If the bills pass and are approved
hero is little question that horse racing
II the big track at Lagoon Will be a
hing of the past. for it is universally
,<nown that q race track cannot profit.
bbly be run unless there is bookmaking.
II has been tried with pari mutuel ma
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Damages for Stock Killed.

Anderson OF Sanpete yesterday intro
duced bill In the house enarglng the
present law respecting the liability of
railroads for stock killed, The new mat
ter provides that unless railroad pay
damages within thirty DAYS after claim
is made that the owner or the animal
killed or injured may recover double the
value of the animal together with sg5
attorneY's fees
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Aches and Pains.

You know by experience that the
aches and pains Of rheumatism are not
permanently, but only temporarily, re-
1ioyed by external remedies,
Then why not use an internal rem.
edy-Hood IS Sarsaparilla. which cor
reefs the acidity of the blood on which
rheumatism depends and cures the dis
easC2
This medicine has done more for The
rheumatic than any other medicine IL
the world. advertisement
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES

The unfavoraoe report OF tho house
Judiciary committee on RI. e. 10, by Ma
boy. providing that premiums on bonds
Of officials be paid out or public funds.
was laid on The table yesterday. Il
will probably be taken up again before
tho session ends,
The committee on mining and sneltlng
yesterday reported fayorably on n. rs.
10 and l6 by Elwood OF Carbon. One In
creasez tl1e aalorF nr tho state coal mine
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Lose no time getting TO the offices
of the Natioual Savings & Trust Co..
top floor Walker Bank building, and
Investigate their ''Mosida by the
Lake irri gated project, Ware or tcle-
phone q reservation in advance-the
q forties are goiug fast aud there 5
ONLY 5000 acres All choice land with
abundant supply or watcr, SloQ per
acre and longtime payments. Call
Wasstch 1867 {hdvertisencnt.)
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BILLS PASSED.
In the Houae

III. B. No ~, by Monson--An act re-
lating 10 unfair discrimination and com :
petition in certain commodities or arti
cles OF commerce between different Sec
tions OF the state.
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Deaths.

January -, 1918. Caroline Tierney a.
Montague. IS years, chronic Brights dis
case.
January 80, 1913. William II. Hennefer,
ESQ Kensington avenue, 81 years. ne
Dhrltis
January 90, 1918, Harry Yithcr. Gil
South Main. months, bronchitis.
January %, 1918. John Smith, Fort
Douglas. 81 ycars, fatty dcgenera ton Of
heart
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Here is a remedy that will cure your
cold. Why waste time and money ex-
perimentinc when you can get q prepa'
ration that has won world wide repu.
tatiou by it's cures of this disease ana
can ALWAYS be depended upous 1t is
known everywhere az Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy. aud is n medicine OF
veal merif For sale hv Echramm John.
SON DRUGS, ''thc mover substitntors.
five (5) good stores ADVERTISEMENT
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Eaae for Carlson.

Police Inspector c. a. Carlson. who re-
Gently resigned bis position as bishop OF
Poplar Grove ward. Is the recipient OF Il
handsome leather rocking chair. pre-
held ut nls home bi the ward members
Thursday night.
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services as medical experts In the muir
der case against Henry Southwcrth when
the defendant pleaded Insanity.
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Salt Lake Statistic.
Births.

Joseph F. Shepherd, l67 North Third
West street boy.
Henry Cooley Lloyd, 800 Somerby, sl,'i.