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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Change of Mind, Not Heart.

Referring 10 his personal attitude Oh
Of Wayne said:
:, When this resolution \canlc up last
Nohuay ! Was prepared 10 Vote for IL
] doubted the wisdom Of il at that time,
out was prepared TO vote for the reFolu-
ZION against my own best Judgment be-
cause my party had declared for IT, Since
that time however. | have changed my
mind ! have concluded 20 take the re-
sponsbil!ty myself aud suffer the conses
qucnces, II any there be, aud follow my
own GOOD Judgment and vote against the
measure"
ton:
Personally don't know that | would
oe obligated by The platform deciara-
uon made las; fall. since | WAS elected
tWo years prior to that time Neverti1e-
less. believe that the people who sent
me mere expected me 10 abide by the
platform declarntions. ! am not strong
y IN favor OF the resolution, hu; / be-
ueNe that II large majority of the people
OF the state nre in favor Of this resou-
ton and ! feei obligated to respect their
wishes. Therefore | shall vote for the
resolution"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR KIDNEYS

A very simple and highly recommended
rcmedy ;or kidneys, liver or bladder is
here given Buy from any good drug
original sealed package. one-haif ounce
fluid extract Buohu. six ounces good
pure gin, (Be sGro TO get the genuine
Murax compound in original sealed pack
aCe) NIX and take one 10 two ten =
spoonruis three times a day after meals.
Ire sure 10 get the genuine MuraX
Lose no time in treating such syinp-
toms as pain In the back, frequent OF
highly coIored urinntion, scaldlng urine,
pufiiness under tho eyes. rheumatic pains
in tho Joints. dizziness, diinmed vision.
az those quickly run into BriGhts DIS
ease, chronic rheumatism or dlsabetcs,
Advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Memory Is Hay.

Senator Rdeout then inquired how the
plank happened TO be In the platform.
Senator lYerson replied that fellow from
the floor introduced Il and ii was voted
on quickly Senator Ridcout then asked
IL it was not q fact that this plank wJs
unanimously reported by the platform
committee OF which Senator 1yerson was
J member. Jno senator from Carbon said
perhaps his memory was at fault but he
did nol recall that such was the case.
Scustor FerrY interrupted TO ask y Sen
ator Ridoout felt honor bound by the
county as well as the state platform.
Senator Ridcout replied that he did. Sen
ator Ferry then asked II nc was going 10
vote for the bill providing jail scntcnces
for automobile spceders which was de-
nandcd by the Republican county plat .
form. Senator RdcoUt said nc would.
The questioucr stin persisted and inquired
If he had not been party TO the ap-
point mcnt of . committee of Legislative
candidates 10 meet with the directors Of
the automobile association and TO repudi-
at" this particular plank Senator Ride
ont denied that he had done anything
like this.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Sees Trouble Ahead.

III we "atify this amendment VIC shall
Ilre to regret H. believe that tile
requisite number OF states will ratify This
amendment and 1, will become a part
oi the constitution. Then | think Tho
next move viii he to choose the senators
on a oasis Of population. and We in the
smaller states win lose a large share nf
oor representation in tho national CON
gresS.
Il hope that Utah will live un 10 hcr
reputation as conservative state and
VIII not DC sWaycd too much by popu-
lar clamor " this &c good measure.
IL VIII develop so later Let W. moi rush
into THIS; II will bc hard 10 got out Let
us walt wElc. Let Us not bc bound
by the un.Repuhlican plank that crept
!nto our platform. I believe that this
measure IL contrary to the principles of
ttie republican party. in spite OF oui.
platform declaration
II am glad 10 stand by the constitu-
uon and therefore II is with great pleas
are thal caat my vote against this res
Senator Cottrc!l then explained his at
titudc, SAYING:
am personally opposed 10 this reso-
luton. regard 1t as dangerous. Never
thelcss. j feel that a duty has been i'm
posed on the Republican members OF this
body by the plank in our platform
Therefore ] feel il inCumbent on mo TO
vote In the tfHrma tive =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
HARVESTER TRUST
REPORT COMPLETED
Details Of the Organization of
Giant Corporation May Be-
come Known to Public.
PRESIDENT TO DECIDE
Pressure Being Brought to
Have Matter Suppressed I'm
til Suit Is Decided.
PRESIDENT TO DECIDE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The vast or
ganizatioi Of tho $40, 600, 900 Tnterua.
tonal Harvester company and its i'm.
portant relation TO the farmer through
control or substantial proportion OF
agricultural machinery In disclosed In this
long expected report of tho bureau OF
corporations 20 be submitted to Prcsl-
dent Taft within a few days.
II points out that the Intornationa'
Harvester company, organized In 1902
Drought under one control, through +
+. Morgan & Co, as underwriters, five
great concerns manufacturing harvest
Ing machinery and twlne--the McCor-
mick, Deering. Plano. Champion anc
milwaukee companies. Since then Il is
said the parent corporation has been
Increased by the acquisition OF the Os-
borne company and other organizations
through which the concern has spread its
business TO various subsidiary lines. such
as farm wagons. gasoline and alcohol
engines. cream separators, tractors and
manure Spreaders
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
NEGLECTING A COUGH
LEADS TO CONSUMPTION
Large Percentage OF Deaths from Tu-
bercuiosIs Due to Csrs-
le5sness,

Never take anything for granted with
To you the more dangerous II becomes.
Chronic coughs and othor diseases o.
weak lungs can bs successfully treated BY
using a preparation called Slrolin. re
marltable Swiss remedy known TO this
country only during the last two years.
but In that short time IL bae done Won
cierfu work in this direction.
any kind should not fail TO avail them
selves OF he relief offered by S'rolir.
Information about Sirolln can be Sc
cured In this country from the Strolin
CO. aos West Broadway. New York City,
Schramrn- JOHNSON, Drugs. The Never
Substltutors," Five CO. Good Stores, and
all leading druggists are recommending
ana distributing Siroltn with considerable
success advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Pocketknife in Evidence.

Beacb's jewcled pockctknife was den-
titled in evidence, with dark substances
upon It's blades which states witnesses
declared were spots Of blood. This Is
the knife that Mrs. Beach is said to have
presented TO her husband and the prose
cutIon by Inference declares the crime
was committed with It. But the same
knife was chccrfully handed over 10 the
prosecution hy Beach when its produc-
ton was demanded several months ago.
10 give positive evidence of the existence
or these Spots OF blood; only Ia be fol-
lowed within an hour hy experts of the
detcuse. who contraYertcd this state
mcut.
And when on cross examination theso
experts themselves were beaten by Gun
teC's skilfll cross examination. and the
jury were left in the air TO the real
meaning of these dark bjotcnes on the
blade OF the bciewolnd tov
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
No Harm in Change.

II am not alarmed at the danger o.
amending the sacred consttution-and
let me say that none holds IL more sacred
than The fathers provided the way II
should be amended and the people have
the right TO amend 1t IL they choose The
senator was right when ne said this
amendment would surely be adopted. The
arguments against It's adoption are too
puerile 10 deserve consideration. | am
not alarmed at the prospect OF appoYtion-
Ing senator's TO the states according TO
population. That time can never come
The constitution provides that each state
snail have two members Of the Unit cd
States senate. Before the constitution
can be amended otherwise the proposed
change must have the approval OF two
thirds OF each house OF Congress and the
ratification OF threc-foUrths OF tho states
In the union. When 4 comes to the rati-
Hcation of constitutional amendment
Utah. Idaho, Nevada. Wyoming or even
Vermont Hike 10 speak OF Vermont In
connection with Utah IS Just as power
tul as New York or Pennsylvania and
Illinois and ] don't anticipate that the
smaller states will ever vote to give away
their representation in the United States
senate 10 the larger states. There is alb
solutely no argument IN this contention.
II ia raised as j harmless scerccrow to
(rigl1ten US.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Result Inevitable.

THE direct election of United States
senators IS coming whether Utah gets
III the band wagon or hangs behind as
II did IN the case OF tho income tax
amendment. | have the greatest pleasure
Of my li:c in casting my vote IN favor OF
the election OF United States senator's by
the people
Senator F'unlSs speech wac followed by
n rousInsy round of applaus from the gall
lery, Senator George j. Kelly Of Webor
Immediately objected 10 the demonatra-
tion, declaring that il was In coutraventon
Of the rules OF The SENATE. Senator l.. r.
Wight oil summit who was temporarily In
the chair apooglze5 tor the gallery and
cautioned the audience against q repcti-
don OF the demonstration. Senator Ride
out then said:
That little demonstration is Just an
echo OF the great popular demand for this
measure that has swept the country. This
measure Is no new thing. II was intro
duccd in congress forty years ago and
IL has been introduced and passed the
lower house time nnd again. always TO
be killed in nc senate. which has become
club Di milttcn0lrcs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Enjoys Big Trade.

1t is estimated that perhaps 90 per
cent Of harvesters, 10 per cent of NOW
ers and 90 per cent OF binder twine used
international Harvester company. Stock
to the amount OF $3.50, 900, IL is de-
clared, was issued TO J. r Morgan &
Co. for service and legal expenses In Or
ganizlnG the giant corporation.
The commissioner oil corporations dis
cusses the operation OF the company In
detail. pointing 10 the fact that, unlike
other Industries the wholesale dealer Is
absent, the manufa cturers selling directly
10 the retailer. Particular attention is
paid to the practice of the company In
entering into contracts with retail deal
the sale OF the company's products.
The 81. 000, 900 international Harvester
company OF America is described as sim
ply the selling agency for the entire
output OF all the factories OF the Inter-
national Harvester company or It's sub
.,id
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Experiments on Dead Negro.

Experiments on the body al dead nc
gro wer" rccitcd Ia prove shat II would
have been impossible for the missing
off in the delicate neck OF the sensitive
woman about whom the mystery re-
wolves. and then once more. by Gunter's
slSllful cross examination. II was shown
how the blade might nave been broken
by slight turning OF the knife In the
wound.
While Mrs Beach WINGED under the
si1o stiy recital OF the details, the law
ycrs passed from grave to gay and
sought to turn AN expert In pathology
into one versed in the phases of the
moon. thereby to show on the night the
assault WAS committed. the Beach cot
tage WAS in shadow instead of hathcd
In the ef(ulGcnt rays Of luna.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06

, in the election Of United States SEN
ators?
II have tried To find arguments In IA =
Vor ut the present method OF choosing
senators and | can find only one-tlat II
Is AN ancient custom. Every year this.
the people as is evidenced bv the fac1
tnat th!rty-two states have already the
election of United States senator by
popular vote In some form o. other II Is
true. rs Senator Funk SAYS, that it is
immaterial what action Utah takes on
the question, ii is sure 10 prevail. Thirty
siX states viii certainly rattfy this amend :
ment
Il shall vote for The direct election OF
the United States senators by the pco-
pie. not because il is D pledge OF the
Republican platform. but because 1t Is
right and Just
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
FAMOUS ARTISTS To
APPEAR IN MOVIES
Maude Adams to Portray Her
Interpretation of ''Peter
Pan" This Month.
By International News Service.

BY International Nc&s Service
NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Charies From
man. II, A Shanuth and ALI Hsvman--
all prominent ia dramatic and motion
picture activities-haye formed a
$1,000 900 stock company, which will pro-
duce motion picture films. in which ali
the prominent artists under tho B'rohman
management viii appear in their best
known parts on the motion picture
screen.
The stars thus posing for the films
VIII include Maudc Adams. William Oil
lette ALA Nazimova. Hattie Williams.
Richard Carle. Billie Burke, Edith Wynne
Matthiaon, John Drew, Julia Sanderson
and others. Besides these recognized
virtually the same as those seen on the
stage.
Before the end OF this month Maude
Adams VIII portray her charming Inter
probation OF Peter Pan" She will be
supported by the game company seen
with her here this winter and the films
Will be in the Broadway picture houses
within fortnight sfterward-
pose for films. Of ,''1secret Service" and
GSnSrIoGk GSh @ .a,d iolmes ~, Ai9ng with these
eps's Bella Donna and lbsen's "DolIs
House. "The Master Builder" "Hedda
Gabler" and other plays.
Billie Burke VIII be seen In The Mind
tbe-Paint Giri." Love Watches" and
other plays In which she has starred.
The Girl From Monsmar,re as
much % il Us may nc adaptable-wlll be
shown, with Richard Carrie and battle
Williams IL the stellar roles. earle Will.
IN all probability appear IN several OF
his old plays, or at least in a sketch or
two.
Julia Sanderson will act The Sun
shine Gir!." II is not known now in Just
what plays John Drew and others will
appear
The cast surrounding the stars Will be
such excellent artists as Eva Davenport.
Torn Lewis. Allan Nude. Vernon Castle,
Julian LEstrange and others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Mystery Uusolved.

That Is The story as Il is told and II
might be paTaleled hy o score OF SINH
lar tales which revolve about this CEN
tral mystery or Inc stabbing OF Mrs
Beach, which grows no nearer a solution
as the end Is neared. For with Mr. Beach
acquitted the mystery will be ss deep
as erer-unless the events of tomorrow
should clear II absolutely away The
Pearl Hampton is yet TO be identified
and the motive for the attack * nebu-
lous as ever. since. as Mayor Gyles In
nls testimony today declared, the theory
Of robbery has been altogether dispeled.
With this appearance tomorrow OF the
CHIEF actors IN the drama absorbing all
the attention. the details Of Loday's tes-
tilnouy. while serving only to deepen the
nIists. are OF absorbing interest.
Contradiction after contradiction piled
,ndny To ,,plzlo iI,E i,,,,.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Experts in Tangle.

Roars uf laughter interrupted The pro-
ceedlugs when court la wycrs and experts
became entanglcd In the intricacien OF the
metric systcm. and ono expert MAS sent
into utter retreat whom he inadvcrtent-
Ia declared. In explaining his attitude
toward the case six months ago, before
he had been retained by the defense, that
s'hc was not biased then
Mrs Beach IL was revealed, received
two knife wounds in the struggle with
ner asEailapt. one three inches long In
her neck Just under tine jaw. which
marred its beauty and symmetry forever.
ana the other In her breast. Just over
the left armpit. II addition. her left oar
was severely bruised.
There were interesting revela tions with
regard TO the Jewels which she wore that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Fun for Funk.

Senator Funk of the Democratic minor
lty who appeared to be enjoying immense
- the discontinue of the Republicans
who were explaining their votes then
arose laug hing and secured recognition.
He said
Il feel somewha; sorry for those who
reel forced 20 vote against their wishes
in favor OF tbls resolution. As FOR my
self ] am glad TO vote Cor the resolution
with the full conviction that IL X abso-
lutely right and just 10 return 10 the
people thc powers that OF right and Jus
tice belong 10 them
Some years after the adoption OF the
federal constitution there came Il move
ment for the cen;raliza ton Of the govern
melIt and the removal Of the powers from
The people. Now, We are III the midst OF
that should be inherent rights OF the
people be returned TO them. The pendu-
hum is swinging toward the people and
none can stop IL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
SUGAR BROKER TELLS
SENSATIONAL. STORY

NEW YORK, Feb. o.--Au ule.matum in
which he Was warned not TO sell sugar
refined BY other companies wos served on
Arthur II Lambourne IN New Orlca ps
in November 1905 Lamoournc told the
special examiner today in the hearing in
the governments suit against the Arney-
ican Sugar Refining company under the
Sherman antitrust Jaw
Lambourne. head OF q sugar brokerage
firm with offices in New York, Phils-
deiphia and New Orleans. said that in
1907 the New Orleans office was opened
after al understanding with tho late
Henry o. HaVemeyer. that the firm could
dispose Of sugar made by other reflneries.
Upon the death Of Mr.. Havemeyer. the
witness said. he was Informed that ne
could only sell American Sugar Refining
conpa ny's sugar, and that this ul;imatum
was upheld by Washington T. Thomas
and Horace llsvemcyer TO whom he ap
Dealed because he had entered into con-
tracts with plantations and other re-
tiner!es.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
COMPANY
DECLARES DIVIDEND

NEW YORK, Feb 5.--More than
s.. 400 600 win be distributed among hold
ers of tho common stock OF the American
Tobacco company from n Ia per cent
extra dividend declared TODAY. Like the
$40, 100000 melon dividend last week
by The Standard on company OF New
Jersey. this extra dividend results from
OF the sale Of certain treasury securities
In accordance with the decree OF disso-
luton.
The declaration today makes total OF
siI 600. 900 In extra dividends received by
the stockholders since the old American
Tobacco company was dissolved.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Query Is Pointed.

NJ this point Senator BeHncr Y.
Smith Of Salt Lake interrupted the seua-
tor TO inquire.
isn't 1t rather dangerous doctrine 10
say that a partisan Will rcpudate the
platform upon which he is eccted?'
Yes declared Senator IverSon. visi-
bly, nettled. II never said that il
wasn't
Did you make speech like this dur
Ing the campaign" Inquired Senator
Booth.
NO. don't know that l did replied
Senator Tversou. while lhe senate
laughed. 'I don't know that / had occa-
sion 10 discuss the platform.
"You hold that these platforms arc just
10 get in on and not to carry out, do
youf' persisted Senator Smith
mo. indeed: but I do not believe that
they should come before ones personal
convictions. | have told YOU time and
again, Senator Smith. how 7 felt. and I
don't care 10 go over il again
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
Pressure on aft.

President Taft now is being urged by
counsel for tho harvester company TO
withhold the details OF the bureaus re-
port from publico tion until the pending
antitrust suit against the corporation
Instituted bv Attorney General Wicker
sham has been completed The presi-
dent will make his decision when the
report reaches him
Much OF the final date for the bureaus
report was obtained from the testimony
gathered by the government In the anti
trust suit which is being prosecuted un-
der tho immediate direction of Edwin
j.. Grosvenor. special assistant TO the
attorney general.
The department OF Justice opened its
records in this respect 20 the commits
sioDer OF corporations.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
CRUDE OIL. SELLS AT
$3.50 AT PlTTSBURC

pITTSBURG, Feb. 5--Eor the first
tin.c in almost twenty years the oil Dur-
chasing agencies today quoted 50 so 20!
Pennsylvanla crude. This was an advance
over the close OF yesterday OF 8 cents n
arrel and WAS taken AS additional evi
dencc that the available supply OF this
particular grade of crude had fallen faT
below the requirements OF tho refinerl es.
There were no advances IN the other
grades OF cruda oil quoted In Pittsburg.
The sepsa tional rise in crude oil has so
unsettled the market for the securities of
OIL companies that number Of brokers
announced today that such securities
would no longer be carried on margin.
which virtually places all transactions in
them on q cash basis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
States Case Weak.

With the closing of the states case II
became more evident than ever that on
the Incidental circumstances alone must
Frederick Beech be judged. Not a wit
ness has been produced to connect him
directly with the crime. And, on the
other hand the defense, so far as lt
went today lamcDtaby failed 10 break
down fine structure OF circums tanccs
which Gunter had built up. 80 that II
all comes back again 10 what Beach him
self what Marion Hollins. but pnrticu-
lallY and emDhatically 10 what Mrs.
Frederick Beach will say tomorrow 81
when she takes the stand, and in her Sc
rene manner with the smiling conf
deucc. which every one remarks. tells her
own story of the blow that struck hor
down.
Interest deopcns and the crowds In
crease as tho case neors its end