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RESULTS TELL
There Can Be No Doubt About tho
Results in Trinidad.

Results tell the tale.
MI doubt Is removed.
The testimony OF u Trinidad Citi-
i'n
Can bc easily Investigated.
What better proof can be had?
Mrs. Il. e. Lccdham. COL Nevada
Ave. Trinidad. Colo, says: Back
ache. caused by weak kidneys. gave
me a great deal of suffering. had
rheumatic pains and at times | was
hardly able to get around. When
read OF local pco,lc who had used
Doan's Kidney Pills with benefit, I
tried them. They were n great help
to me and whenever have taken
them since. | have had fine results.
Doan's Kidney Pills have been used
by Others OF my family and have
brought benefit in every case. Ev-
cry once in while take a few dos
cs of Doan's Kidney Pills and they
do me as much good as when I first
used them. ! have publicly recon-
mendcd Doan's Kidney Pilla before.
never had any serious trouble since. p"
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy =
get Doan's Kidney Pills-thc game
that Mrs. Lecdham had. Fostcr-Niil-
burn Co., Props. Buffalo, n. Y.
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KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK

Kansas CITY. Mo-. May :ss-ttox.:
Receipts s.so": aAsk~s a shade
higher: bulk Of sales to $50:
heavy s.is Ia ss:S: psskefs and
butchers 81" 10 S.:sl: iiiht -: 10
S.:o: pirs 80; tn $50.
Cattle; Receipt. leo: msrk-,
steady: prime fed steer. $50 to
$50: dr-s~rd beef steers IS" to
$50: western steers :.l. to see:
southern steers So: To >s.:: cow.
-" To :.:i: h-is~ss : to >: sSock-r.
and feeder. $50 to SIS: hull. g to
$50: raise. s.s" To 1859.
Sheep: Receipt. s.oo": market
steady To weak: lambs : 10 S.'.:
yrariinE. s.:: to ..::: ~-ih-ss $50
to $50: ewes $50 to IT'S.
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Washington. May :S.=Th- Cole,
RADIO strike situation was discussed
Informally today by rr-sid-n, Wilson
aud Dr. Dumha. the ambassador from
Austria Hungary. who called on the
President to- say farewell before l"av-
Ing for his summer vacation ai Man
chester. y. ~ A large percentage
nr the miner in the strike districts
of COLORADO" are Nus'rians aud t"v-
"rai ar. reported TO have been
killed.
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MAJOR Douen1oN
TELLS FACTS
.$csesssss0 6sso -, ~

sSCoossoo90 - 49, ssb
dr-n ~ Colorado .aai ni.-ss had
''-~s msd- orphans h explosion.
that resulted tsum -ar-i-ssne~e and
failure tn install Ordinary safety sp.
planes.
Tho vitae. then Tcci'-i .uIa-
her of in-ii-n,a which. n- said. rad
led in-si'abiy To the final protest
Of the mine ~orksp.
'Th-ra fc no most ia~i.ss ruLi.r
CORPORATIONS in th~ country than In
Coi"rado.' he said.
'E. 4. c"lhurn. pr.sid-n, of III.
Mine Owners .,sasr taiian. IL si.4, the,
president ,f a rhiidton's aid .o-t.ty, -
continued Judge Lindsey dr,iy. lie
has been one of the m"-, hitter .p-
roncn's ot the passage of child la
tor laws"
Colorado ssid Judge Lindsey.
has perfected tho sri.n- of corrupt
tn: men. Its judges. It's supreme
court Judges. arc owned like office
hoyr. Its lawyers. its business men
all are owned. Th-r-ar- of couru"
fearless men. hut they haN. paid u
heavy .acrifirc for their fearless
n-iSs.''
In referring tn Major I,oush,on
Judge Lindsey said:
1T macs no ,iTJCrcur, whether IA.
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Daily Morkets
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chisass. Mar s<s=itoxs3 Receipts
ii.cec. market . shade higher: suik
<ss;i: nsissa : To see: heavy $50
Ia <.sss sp-ssh $50 to ;s,s: pigs
"a, 10 SIC
Cattle Rre-ipts t.scc! market
-~sh: b--s-~ 90: sa ,sass steer.
;.," To sss.s si.cksss and ss-.i-rs
$40 To sac: so.s and hsii-ss I.>c
ts ssts. calves : To SIS.
a.--pS H-s-ias. ,.ccc: mask-,
SLOW: sheer s.ss To ssses yrssiinss
ssis I. :,scs lambs s.ii To >.:s:
sp.insS T; To 10,
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

Chicago. May :n.-Too much rain
In Oklahoma had = huiiish effect to-
day on the wheat market hero. AZ
ter op~nirns !c off to p' np. tho mar
kr' made some advance all around.
CIusing prices were nervous. l To
&C. above las, night.
Corn weakened owing to rcDoris
that Argentine damage had been cS-
aRgcraic. pii demand here WAS
mca.cr. Prices which started un-
changed to T. lower. continued to
sag.
The close was steady. off to ! w
compared with last night.
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NEW yo0k STOCK EXCHANGE

Ne. SssAs Mar :s=rhe nsasA-s
ctp.ra Irregular The dali sAa .n
-ssnssui aAs s.s partly relieved ia
the issrs dealings sn.r psbii.SssSs
of rs-s'i-A, wilsoa'. address In ih-
hshat4siasefs IN which he bespoke
shoss sune-sssboa sni his sssif- a.
further b-asin-ss int-s-sss Tki. vas
qusiifira. ha~ss.s. b, his expresses,
.. carry ~, his sa,i.
trust pfosssm.
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CHICAGO PROVISIONS

cAissS0. Mar s&,-Ss<saisliss
pressure b. sasekssrds traders took
the edge OF sss PsssisLos nssNss,
fiT.I sales averaged ssoal the .sMs
.. iasl kixkl bai ss,sf~sft lkeEs
"a. . sfsaaAi as-iihs,
cia.s3 Pssk. jais i<.s.s S~pssA'
hes 1857.
Lard. Jais s,G-s S-pisAb~s IS:
tibs. JaiS iisie.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Csissss. III. Mar Batter
higher ss-i@-st-s ." ss -st ss
.s..
Exss sisL@ss s-s-ipss 1886 -as-
-s- ~ assks e~s~s sasiaas.ss as q.
i<iss ssai.sss 6rsis ~ is sEAss
fr.s. i<is
Cks-s- .hsh.ss-S.
i'o,ass~S t"s-rs s-s.iP's 8 sssss
Mbhisss Aaa Wsse"esis -hi.. .e Z.
<.s. NishisAh s-.i 2. Is s.S,
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frs. .ellisx larsed oats ao~s
grade, The MAJ Op,ios broke sor~
laah . sss.- sisss oi s0Neiese
ssaiss Of ans drought va. ekisGs
responsible
Close; Wheat. MAJ sss; lais sTi.
Cors. Mar Tsts juts sT.
Oats. Mar i-4s JaiY 3ss,
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AUTHORITIES
RAISE BAN
Cssssss~S - Vsss ~

- - ---
This haa not been changed. bu, the
second order merely means that an,
man may voluntarily arpiy for work
ut n mine and he accepted II tho co,n-
pany sees H;. providing there has
been no soliciting ar other argument
Ia induce Tim to seek the employ
mrpi.
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NEW YORK STOCK LIST

N.- York. MAY .s-Cia-c
Amaissmas.a Copper .:.. American n
sugar Hctisins los: A'shi.on ...:
Heading 1858: Southern Pacific
.t.. rsi.n Pacific i:S: L. =. Steel
.sl: 4. =. Steel prcfcsrc., i"..
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Sailo~ roinp," Nion is due io n tor
pld liver. IiERHINE puriri-s AMI
strengthens the liver and bowels aud
restores tho rosy bloom Of health to
tho check. Price zoe. Sold by the
unnSman Drug Co.
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the MONEY MARKET

Ns~ York. May :s-csii aoa-y
STEADY. 4. to (: per cent.
Tims loans sssonscr: 60 ssd 30
days 81: sis rsoaihs II Per sesi.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

Nss Sash. May :>.-riss-s t'sin.-
mercantile Gsss-s 3! u. ! psf s.sis
liar .sIs-r So
Mesissn io,Isgs ~,
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NEW YORK SUGAR

Ns~ fssk. MAJ s.,-itAs oscar
firm ss1tAs~~s sfis Centrifugal
s,ss: s.sisss flFn.
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notice.

The v-rm-J" ranch having been
mad" u Gam" aud iiah rr-n"rS. under
the laws of III" stat" al New Mexico.
and ap " u desirable 'o preserve an'i
increase the game and fish thereon.
motto" N hereby given that no per
mi'E for shooting ar FISHING win b,'
isEuci for the next three y~arE.
II WILLIAM n. BARTLETT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
CAME AS PRISONERS,
NOT AS Immigrants
Couple Accused of Murder
Are Taken Back to
Russia.

NEW YORK, jan. ia deportation
case which threatened TO bring interna-
uonaI complications developed today
when Julia Pokowcawa, "a years DID,
widow of wealthy Russian confecuoner.
and Nlkolag Swotkoh. a3 years old. for
nerly IN the employ ot her husband. were
sent back 20 Russia TO answer charges
OF numbering Pokowcawa. vain ep-
peal which they made TO the federal
courts was followed by a clash between
tie Russian consulate and the federal
immigration authorities when officers OF
the Russian steamship Kurs6 refused TO
obey e writ of habees corpus served IN
behalf OF the couple. The federal OIL
clals yielded when tho United States
court decided that It had no Jurisdiction
10 detain tho Russian prisoners uhuei
the immigration law.
The prisoners arrived here January
on the kursk from their home N SIno-
STA When the vessel was two days out
Captain Kirschfeldt received wireless
message from the Russian police direct
ing him TO arrest the man ana woman
and take them back TO Russia,
Today the couple obtained writ OF
habeas corpus. which was served upon
the first officer Of the Kursk He de-
clined to heed the order and turned the
matter over TO Captain kirschfeldt oi
the steamer, who notified the Russian
consul general The latter appealed to
Federal Judge Mayer After the sailing
OF the Kursk had been delayed nearly
three hours. Judge Mayer In the district
court decided that he had no tursdic-
ton In the case. The man and woman
had not come into this port as inini-
grants. but as prisoners, and Captain
KIrschfeldt had notified the officials at
Ellis island that for the couple IN deten-
ton New York would be merely q port of
call.
Judge Mayer ruled that the Russian
authorities and the captain OF the kursk
had taken ali necessary precautions and
dismissed the case, with the understand
ing that the frat officer OF the vessel
apologize for having refused TO obey the
writ OF habeas corpus.
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DELIVERS LECTURE
ON CURRENCY BILL

Members of the Commercial club iden-
titled with the manufacturing interests
of the state met at the Commercial club
for an informal luncheon at noon yes.
terdaY TO listen to a short talk on the
new currency bill by E, Conway Ash
ton.
The luncheon was the second of q Sc
ries which it is proposed to hold
throughout the year. The first was held
on December 10, Utah Products day. No
plans were made to perfect an organiza.
ton cf the manufacturers, but it is
probable that informal meetings will
be held monthly.
Mr.. Ashton was introduced by George
s. McAllister, chairman of the manu-
fscturers committee of the Commercial
club. He said that from q personal
study OF the new currency bill he be-
ieved it would be a good measure in
more WAYS than one.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

In the district court in and for Salt
Lake county. state OF Utah. J. X W.
Bracken, plaintiff against julie Miller
defendant. 70 oe sold az sherirrs sale at
the west front door OF the county court
house. in the city and county OF salt
Lake. state OF Utah, on the End day OF
February =. d. 1914, at IL o'clock noon
o. said day. all the right. title. claim and
interest OF said defendant. OF. in and 10
the following described real estate,
20 wit:
All OF lot No. IS. block ,. Hul Park. a
subdivision OF lots and l2 and a part
OF and II, block 8. teu-acge plat A. Big
Field survey, Salt Lake county. state OF
Utah.
Purchase price payable in lawful money
OF the United States
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah. this
9th day OF January. 4. n. 1914.
ANDREW SMITH, JR..
Sheriff OF Salt Lake County. state OF
Utah.
BY y. z. Thomas. Deputy Sheriff.
Dan b. Shields Attorney rcr Plaintiff
Date OF rgst publication. January T..
1914. mi05i
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HARRY THAW MAY GET
OUT ON BAIL. MONDAY

CONCORD, y. H.. Jan. 10.-A decision
OF the question whether Harry x Thaw
would be a menace to the community
II be were released on ball will be made
on Monday morning by the commission
appointed by Federal Judge Aldrjch to
examine into Thaw's mental condition.
General Frank S. Streeter. chairman OF
the commission. which held a secret
meeting In Boston today. placed the re-
port IN the hands OF Burns Il. Hodgman,
clerk OF the federal court tonight.
rich is expected 10 announce his decision
on Thaw's plea 10 be allowed his lib
erty pending the outcome of his fight
against the efforts OF the state OF New
York to extradte him on charges OF
conspiracy In connection with his escape
from Mattea wan.
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BRYAN ADDRESSES THE
MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS

JACKSON. Mich. Jan. 1o.-With Will
guest OF honor. leading Democrats OF
Michigan assembled here tonight at the
Andrew Jackson club banquet Secre-
tary Bryan confined his remarks to
discussion OF THE New Era
President Wilson will next take up
the trust question:" he said ''IIe was
not afraid OF the tariff bourbons when
he set ont to reduce the tariff. Neither
was he afraid of the money rnasnates.
when he takes up the currency ques-
ton he will not be afraid of the trust
ma asnates when he LAYS his hal on the
trusts"
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STORE EMPLOYEES
HOLD ANNUAL DANCE

The first annual dance of the Walker
Bros. Dry Goods company Mutual Aid
society was held in the Odcon Wednes-
day evening, January Z, and proved
big success. The hall was beautifully
decorated for the occasion, flags Of all
nations being suspended ON wires across
tho hall, giving very pretty effect.
Music was rendered by the Odeon or
chestra and about 500 employees and
guests enjoyed the dancing until after
midnight. Punch was served. Among
those present in addition to the en-
ployees were J. r, Walker, president OF
the Walker Dry Goods company, and
wife; Charles Walker, secretary, and
W, c. Lewis, general manager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
Army Orders.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10, CAPTAIN
Tenney Ross is transferred from the
Thirteenth Infantry TO the Eighth In
fantry and Captain Lawrence W Hal
stead from the Eighth infantry 10 the
Thirteenth Infantry
First Lieutenant 3. r. Gimp. Ninth
cavalry, VIII. upon expiration OF leave.
proceed 10 the Walter Reed general hos
pital. Warrington. y. c. for treat trnent.
Major Thomas Q. Donaldson IS ira MS
1erTed from the Eighth cavalry TO the
Fourteenth cavalry. and Major Frank N
Caldwell from the Fourteenth 20 the
Eighth cavalry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
DIED

STOBER-At local hospital. January
10, 1914, OF pneumonia, Mary S. Stooer.
wife OF William Stober and daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Chrstlansen: born
September 3. 1892. In Salt Lake City.
Funeral services Monday at D. IN. from
the funeral chapel OF Joseph William
Taylor. II South West Temple street
Friends are Invited to attend Interment
In City cemetery.
BRIM--At 1873 Clinton avenue, January
10, 1914, of pneumonia, Lavernc NJ.
Ing Brin: born October 2e. 1913. Funeral
services today Sunday at p, m. from
the family reaidence. Friends are In
vted 10 attend InJsrment In City
cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
OGDEN GIRL REPORTED
MISSING IN DENVER

DENVER, Jan. 10.-The Denver police
department is searching for Nellie Gar
ret aged IS, who arrived In Denver on
Union Pacific train from Ogden, Utah
last Tuesday.
Immediately upon her arrival at the
Union station, Miss Garret sent a tele-
gram 10 her relatives In Ogden, notifying
them OF her safe arrival, but nothing
has since been heard of her and although
the police have kept up constant
search for her since yesterday, they have
been unable TO find any clue to her
wherea bouts.
Miss Garret according 10 friends here
intended TO room temporarily at the
Young Women's Christian associa ation,
but she is not registered at that inst-
tuition.
Investigations made In Ogden last
night showed that tie Ogden police had
received no information from Denver re-
gardtng any "Garret" girl, nor was II
possible to find any family OF that name
who had missing daughter.
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WILL HOLD SESSION
IN HONOR OF LYMAN

4 historical meeting will be held un-
der the ausnices Of the women's COM
nittee of the Genealogical society of
Utah in the Bishops building on the
night Of January 10 in honor OF Francis
VI. Lyman of the first presidency of the
Mormon church. Francis NJ. LYMAN.
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Wales Society to Meet.

The Sons and Daughters Of Wales So
ciety will hold Its regular meeting Mon
day evening al s o'clock In F-ag;ts' hall
corner OF Second South and West Temple
streets. An interesting progra mme of mu-
sic. dancing and refreshments VIII be pro-
vided and most enjoyable time Is as
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11
MAY NOT BE SETTLED
FOR SEVERAL DAYS
Special 10 The Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Jan. I0.-The inte-
rior department still has under consid.
appointment to the position of receiver
II the Salt Lake City land office, and
it is possible the matter may not be
settled for some days.
On the recommendation of State
Chairman John e. Osborne of Wyom-
ing, Alexander Nisbet has been Sc
lected for appointment as register of
the land office al Evanston, Wyo.. and
Charles z. Yoemans rs receiver OF the
land office at Sundance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-11

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MARSHAL REMOVED;
SUCCESSOR SWORN IN

PHOENIX, Ariz., Jan. 1O.-C. a.
Overlook, United States marshal for
day by the department of Justice at
Washington, and j. p Dillon Of Pres.
colt was sworn in tonight as his sue
eessor-at least until regular appoint
ments are made
Overlook term would not have ex.
pired for two wears.
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