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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-08-18
Sale
OF Real Estate
at ScOfield

North half OF Lot 6. Block 3.
with dwelling house ..,.. $500 90
Lot I. Block 2. with frame
building 49,, ,..,...... 900. 90
Part OF Lot ~. Block 2. with
frame building ........... 10000
dwelling -. ,...,,..,.,., 10000
Lot I, Block s. with three
room frame dwelling ..... $500
Lot o. Block 7. with frame
shack -. 80, ......,,.,., 1890
Block d, with four-room devil
ling house ..,.....,...... 10000
Lot 3, Block n. vacant ground $500
Lot I, Block "a, log house 90. 10000
Lot 7, Block n. with three
room dwelling house ..... 10000
Lot s. Block n. with five
room frame dwelling 49,. $4,000
Lot rs. Block 3. vacant ground $500
Lot 7, Block 8. with barn. $4,000
Lot 2. Block 10. vacant ,..... 5000
Lot 3, Block 10, vacant ,..... 5000
Half OF Lot 4. Block 10. vacant
Lot 4, Block s, with four-room
frame dwelling .,,.,...t, 5000
Lot g, Block 10. with old
dwelling house ......... 10000
Lot 4, Block rs. with dwelling
and out houses ,.,,,,,,., 10000
For Further Information
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CURE FOR CHoLERA MoRBUs,

when our little boy. now 7 years
old, was baby he was cured Of chol-
era morbus by Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoea Remedy %
writes Mrs sidney airmoas oi Fair
Haven. ~ Y. Since then other
members of my family ha "a used this
valuable medicine for collie ana poWe 81
troubles with good satisfaction ana
gladly endorse IL as RENE y OF eN-
ceptional merit" Obtainahle every
where. -Adyt
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shortcomings are most apparent
suu Yet you wouldn't know a dog had
.,'as II he didn't make some fuss
'out IT, The man who has good
mlhss 10 offer and doesn't advertise
should think OF this.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25

leader of the House, defended the
Panama commission and praised Its work.
He said the commission had no fear OF
the most thorough inquiry.
I'VE Democrats do not object To your
investigations" declared Mr.. Callahan.
More power to you: go 10 II you will
be the people TO lie Inundated and made
ITO suffer and not the Democrats"
Mr.. Callahan said the law gave the
Panama commission ninety days in
which to make its report and hat while
only less than ifty days had ELAPSED the
commission had already filed n great
many vouchers and In all probability
would clean up its business within the
required time.
Mr. Adler took the same stand. The
resolution went to IA vote and was de-
feated by Il roar OF noes. Mr.. Fish. Mr..
McQuistion and two or three others
voted for it--less than half u dozen. who
were drowned 10y the opposition.
Mr.. McQuistion gave notice that to-
morrow he would move to discharge the
Ways and Means Committee from fur
Their consideration of his resolution to
Investigate all legislative committees.
Mr.. Fish said he would make the same
motion in relation to his resolution re-
garding the Panama commissions
vouchers.
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WOODS APPOINTMENT
Is AGAIN UNDER FIRE
Thompson Committee Ques-
ton 4. f.. kalbach Of Bronx
About Supposed Fund.

The Thompson legislative committee
took a turn upon an old tack yesterday
IN .ts n~ycstigatiou of the rubllr Ser
wee Commission and made diligent in
quirv OF it, only witness As to his reia-
ions with former Commissioner Robe RI
colgate Wood
Audrcw t. Kalhach OF ?oII Andrews
avenue. The Bronx, WAS the witness
He Is n Deputy street cleaning ON
missioner aud got MS position through
George V. Mullsn. former law partner OF
Mayor Mitchell. who was appointed TO the
Supreme Court bench h. toy. Whitman
last week lie IL an Annapolis graduate
and served in the navy until 1904.
Following mis- service he Vas en-.
ployed a. AN engineer ny the New York
lutcrporo Company, an organization pro.
NOTED by former Commissioner Wood
several years Z Tor "a. development
of trans facilities In Tho Bronx. Tie
LETT the company a sho-' time before
Nj Woods appointment to Tho Pubic
service Commission IN May. 1918.
kIlbacN declared that lie was noi
wei acquainted With Mr.. Wood and ~as
naware mat he was a p~rosr-ctiv" ap'
pointeo TO tn" Public Service tonmis
sion
"pid YOU ever have occasion TO handle
ANY funds ar sun Of money IN account
of the rrca' on Of q Public S"-Nirc Com
missioner to" fn" First dis'rirt"' wa
ON" Of the questions asbed.
NO. sand kaiha"h
And received none used for that our.
pose
NO"
"Aud PAID out none
NO"
"Dtd you ever talk with Judge Tlcrney
IN 1873 regarding the appointment a
any n to tho Public Service Commis
sion o"
No
Judge Tterney WAS mentioned during
the testimony OF W Z. Banks. a fornie,
business associate and long time friend
OF Mr.. Wood. AS one OF the men froU
| whom he heard that Wool might he
named to a comm!ssionership. kalbacf
said that he knew Judge Tierney and
also Arthur Murphy, Democrats Leader
IN The Bronx.
Tho committee adjourned until THURS
day morning,
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and far from excessive. He had not
drawn IL and had approved OF 1t as q
matter OF form. 1t had been drawn
under the supervision of Sergeant at
Arms Cha rles 1Iotaling, and he supposed
II to be correct. He again referred TO
his room. which appears In the bill at
$3.50 a day. saying that originally he
had been compelled to pay the hotel SIS
a day. but got 1t reduced to $40 u day.
A little mystery In this connection
was not quito cleared up. On the bill
as paid there p e an item OF SO
a day for n meeting room separate from
that Of Senator Thompson's room
III a former statement the Senator said
that he had used his bedroom as a meet
ing room. That caves the $3.50 room
without explanation.
As%semblyman McQuistion went from
Brooklyn to the Criminal Courts Build
ing accompanied by J. A. White. treas
urer Of the Kings county Republican
committee. Mr.. McQuIstion. who is a
Republican, although he has been ac-
cused Of starting trouble against the
Republicans. very promptly denied that
factional differences had anything to do
with his ~denunciation of the bill. which
started all the inquiries.
ut WAS done more or less in self-de-
fence" he declared. ~ never knew or
the bill as filed way last une. 7 never
though, Of II, but a friend OF mine came
across It up In the state Comptrollers
office. He knows I live in BROOKLYN. con-
venicnt to the Biltmorc Hotel and the
meeting place OF the committee. ls
thought he would have some run, SO he
twitt-d me abou my luxurious habits
since I had become a lawmaker. asking
what | ate that cost 40 much and n
I was too tired to come home and sleep
That made me look up the bill. and
I realized that n some ono should get
hold Of It and spread the report among
my constituents I would have a n time
explaining to them. Ali I wanted done
was for my expenses to be made right.
Tha, Is all I asked for. and I could get
no satisfaction. Now I am going To see
TO IL that the bill is made right.
M. McQuistion remained for SOM
time with Judge Swami. but nothing of
what the discussed was told. lie let'
! the Criminal Courts Building and hur-
| ried 10 catch the ~ so train for Albany,
10 Offer his resolution 10 investigate tine
bill system OF committees In genera.
Senator Cromwell spoke very guard.
"dly when he saw Mr.. Swami. lie sad
lie did not know exactly how often he
had stopped at the Biltnore. He could
not say whether the item charging hin
with twenty-five nights was exactly cor
, rect
senator Foley has the grip and coulc
not leave his home 70 see Mr.. Swami.
No n-piy From IIotaIius.
Charles Hotaling. e:geant at arms o'
the COMMITTEES. who made out the bill
according to Senator Thompson and his
own admission. just AZ he has beer
making them out for committees foi
the last fifteen years. has been asked
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BIG BOOM IN ARGENTINA
Exports show Heavy Increased,
since the NR~ Rccnr.

The United States Is not 49,. n-s.
country IN this hemisphere Sc. t4
felt a wave OF prosperity, ar., .
Il bulletin made public ycstcrdts ~.
bureau of foreign and doluo-' .,r
merce of the Department Of Com. ..,,
In tho Argentine Republic o .'-,.o
business depression has been trans .or.. ..,
into a period of sound and growl't n..
perity In the last fifteen month TIE
bureau aScrilies his chiefly TO .u
that Argcutins has been TN a pos, ..ou. 70
account Of favorable crops, to sIpp.. '.
allied nations with great quauti' .e %
roodstuNs.
Arsentius's export trade FOR f'r Go
three quarters Of 1915 Amounted 'o tI''
$50. 2O7 in gold. IN Increase Of H'i} $50
~ over the first min" months - f1'I
These figures relate only 20 tho cuie' c,.
ports, which are foodstuifs, force p--I
ucts. mineral products II 'suud.' ,u,i
ucts"
The greatest Increase have be..
exports Of animal products, Wa.." po.e
valued at si@G.1GG4lG, au in g,i.o ~
sg,944.Sis. and agricultural pr,IIr'.
w,hicn we're 6 ?.3Ii,714. a. i,er,l-" ~
si2S.35s.l0i. Oats, barley. male NAAo
frozen beef. chilled n"e', mu'tuU b
hides are the articles tn these diy.s,ot.
which have been III the greatest d-ua-.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-25
WOMAN OUT FOR CONGRESS.
kansan Enters Race on a National
Prohibition Platform.

TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. 2i.--Dr. Eva
Harding, a physician Of this city. Is a
candidate for the Democratic Cougres-
slonal nomination in the First Kansas
district,
Besides opposing m!litarsm Or. Hard
trg's platform includes national prohi-
hilton. nation vide suffrage. mothers
pensions. recall Of Judges. old age PEN
slons for those h deposit money Tor
ihls purpose with the Government, a
national rural credits law for farm
tenants. a tarin for revenue Government
aid N road building and the construc-
tiou Of % ,hl'' works to control the ''ood
~.Arrs % ~, Mis,"1rl aud Mississippi
NaIIuNa.
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Company. oeing duly sworn. rays that
the several sums charged In HI an
nexed account, amounting to $780,
100, 46, for services. disbursements and
other expenses. are correct. The dis
lance travelled. the places Of starting
and destination n all the dates and
items as mentioned and charged there
in are correct. n no part thereof
has been paid
Sworn to before ms this 23d day
OF July, 1918.
"a n NC(~yntAru
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The provision quoted WAS adopted by
the House, but Ia" Senate refused 10
concur Oh tho ground that Mr.. Under
wood had proposed "A device that was
protective in principle AMI therefore
should not be made 4 part of d Demo-
cratic tariff bill.
Chairman kitch!n made II known to-
day that I'M mad been INed for consld-
Grafton of the new revenue till, which
Will probably carry III" H~ntl-duUnping
legislation and a section creating a tariff
commission. He iutlmatej that all rev
enue legislation WouII Toe held in abey-
ance until IT was definitely known just
how much money Was to Dc expended 10!
national defence.
Sentiment against a continuance of
the stamp tax feature of the war rev.
enue emergency at Is ErOwiug IN Con
gress. Speaker Clark is v!Ul,l.tly OPP
posed TO stamp taxes aud 50 is Leader
kitchin. This has stiifered the opposl-
tlon to this form Of taxation
There is a general disposition mo
Democrats to raise the additional moneys
tha will be needed TO give effect to The
national defence bills by lowering the
exemptions Of the income TAX Law, IN
rreasing the normal ate and materially
advancing the surtaXcs OF that statute
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tho limitations and i~asinua.ions "a,
course such things will not sto- ,N,
investigation. n u crime has beeu com.
mitted in this county We viii ascer'4n.
the facts and proceed Jus as IN u't,.
cases. I have nothing whatever 20 en-
with committee expenditures. either ,,
to kind or amount. The only u.
in which we are concerned - To-
law, and that will he enforced"
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Speaker Sweet would no, admit to-
night tina, the Thompson resolutions
would go through tiV Assembly IN
changed lie did say, however. that he
was waiting to have : nttor ThompS"h
XIV, him the Information that Wouid
! Justify the WAYS ard Means committee
IN acting upon the resolution, passed
already Ny the senate,
Speaker sweet insisted that his atti-
! Ii was well understood ard that he
| did not propose to : IT thought any
wher. that W. WAS the mogthptece Tor
| GOV. Whitman in "hoklug oil Tn" COM
uittae when i Was. - Thompson de-
scribes IL, 'C0 a warm tran IN no
SINGH, instance. sad speak T. sweet. did
GOV. Whitman directly or indirectly IN
t.rfere with his attitude" IA the Thomp-
30. committee matter He SAID that II
Senator Thompson had good reasons tn
continue the wo,k Of his commit g
there would bc no interference from the
ASSEMBLY.
There wa a vcr!table flood OF resolu-
| tons introduced in the Assembly, After
| the Mcuulstou resolution, aimed at the
| uni committees hotel bill, Assem-
, blyman Hamilton Fish OF Putnam, Col.
| Roosevelt's friend in the Assembly. char
acterized the Assembly Committee on
| PRIVILEGES and Elections AS a disgrac
| to the state and wanted II cut OFF from
further allowances of money from the
leg stature.
When that resolution Wa referred TO
"A committee MI FISH called up his rcS0-
luton I" conpcl the STATE Comptroller
10 give the names and all other details
in connection with the trip Of certain
legislators and officials to the Panama
Pacific exposition He said all the per-
sons who went % california were not
authorized by the Legislature to go, and
that II was tho "rawest kind of "a
junket.' His resolution was defeated.
only two or three votes being cast for IT,.
There have uot been such crowds in
the Senate or Assembly since the excite
ment attending the Sulzer Impeachment
and trial as there were Tonight
There was 40 reference made in the
senate to the voucher situation. Trac-
tically all of the legislative leaders were
agreed that the rumpus over vouchers
had so much subsidized that nothing
further should he done to keep II alive.
II developed tonight In connection
with District Attorney swans investi.
CATION OF the Thompson committees
, R.ltmore Hotel vouchers and bills that
they were made out IN the Senate clerks
office Ia the Capitol at Albany. where
they were copied and sworn to II wat
sad that If there Mas anything to iu'
ves.igate IN the bills L was within the
province of the Albany county District
Attorney rather than the District Al
torney of New York county.
NcQuistiOn Busy at Once.
A%ssemblynan McQuistion got rIgh'
down TO voucher business as soon as tht
Assembly met. He asked the persona
privilege OF discussing the Biltmore Ho,
tel bill situation before he presented g
resolution calling tor a general investi'
s..
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NJ. Mcouistion was not comfortably
back in his seat when .A~ssemblyman
Hamilton Fish. Jr., the Progressive
member from Putnam, was on his feet
with a resolution to put the time hon.
ored Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tons out OF business. Mr., Fish's resolu-
ton proposed To prevent the committee
from spending any money for counsel,
railroad fares or hotel accommodations,
There was a groan from all SIDES ~ the
house.
Majority Leader Adler cut of debate
OIL this resolution. but Mr.. Fish appealed
tor recognition. Speaker Sweet declared
the resolution would have to go TO com
mittce for consideration because its aim
was to amend a. rule ALREADY adopted by
the House, but Mr.. Fish was not to h.
quoted. He insisted upon the privilege
of discussing his resolution offered last
Monday night to compel the Comptroller
to give the Assembly 4 statement OF tho
persons accompanying Gov. Whitman TO
San Francisco
I'VE sec by tho newspapers" said Mr..
Fish. that the trip cost the slight item
of 10000 for railroad fare alone. BY
what authority did members not spe-
cially designated by this body go to san
Francisco" Isn't II pOssibl. to learn
who really did 90 on tho trips? I chaI-
lruge any member of this Legislature 10
tell WhD were in this party and why II
was necessary to have thirty-eight peo-
pie go to California to uphold the honor
and dignity OF this State"
Don't YOU know that every State in
the Union sent dclegates to tho fair
and that in comparison We We're pikers"'
asked Assembly man Ryan CDem.b OF
Manhattan.
but | want to know who authorized
Z these people to go, these people and
, their families too"
Mr.. Fish insisted he would keep at the
subject IN the hope that certain COM
mittccs that are a disgrace and dis
honor TO this State shall cease their
operations lie added that In his judg.
+. ment the New York building at the ex.
position was d disgrace to the State
and that as il matter of fact it Is the
. Panama commission and not the Thomp.
= son committee tnat needs investigating.
7 AsSemhlynan McElllgott iDcmocrat)
Manhattan, defended Gov. Whitnin's
party and said there was nothing at-oul
: the trip to crlticise adversely. Assem-
J hlyman Malone of Albany, who with Mo
] Elligott and half "a dozen other Assem-
! blymen went TO the fair. declared Mr.
q Fish was talking like a child and that
! the states representation at the exTo-
= sltio,l reflected credit upon the Panama
commission and upon the state US well
Assemblylnan MctQuistion said lie hac
= great respect for the Governor. but tina
70 ne should not hesitate to have all the
. vouchers of his trip thrown open 70,
. public scrutiny,
9 Asseusblyman Callahan. Demourat.
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Request for Details.

The instruction and requests for de-
tails attached to the voucher were as
follows:
ITO facilitate the examination Of your
account and insure its prompt audit and
payment the following rules must b.
strictly observed
This account must be verified by am
davit and recelpted in advance Of pay
ment.
mo charges Of an indefinite character
will be allowed and all items must give
dates.
AN charges for purchases must be
accompanied by sub vouchers.
"S~ub-vouchers must he furnished FOR
hotel bills OF more than n day. and
for all livery charges.
"Cha rges for transportation must show
starting point and destination.
pullman car charges must have the
coupon showing amount paid attached
TO bill.
"Put one item on a line. and n neccs-
sary use two or more lines to make the
charge distinct and plain.
"Tf receipted by stamp. name or int-
tia, Of person using same must be added
Accounts should cover one month
only and from first to last day"
Friends of the Governor insisted to-
day that the total amount Of the bill "
very TedSoIihblts ihcS NoIiipht tlt
$50, 160.<6 expense Of Gov. Whitman and
the th,rty-eight members OF his party
with the expenses OF the Governor OF
Pennsylvania. whose first trip to the
fair cost $4,000. and whose second trip,
accompanied by "a National Guard organ
ization Of Pennsylvania cost $4,000.
senator Brown Not Excited.
Senator Zion r. Brown. Republican
leader Of the senate, refused to get ex-
cited over the Thompson committee sit
uaaion. lie said he only knew about II by
what he has read In the newspapers. bu,
no was certain that the committee hao
done good work. lie said that the Sen
ate, in passing "a resolution giving Tho
committee an additional 100000 for IL,
work. expressed its confidence In thu
work OF the Thompson committee.
whatever is wrong, whether Il is thu
, system or specific Vouchers said Sen
a,or Brown. 'the trouble shoul be cor
rected and the hes, Interests OF the PEG
| pie served"
Senate Brown declined TO discuss re
ports that Gov. whitman and Speake,
sweet OF the Assembly desire 10 inter
fere with the work Of the Thompsoi
committee.
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GRAND JURY HEARS
BILL RIDDLE TO-DAY
Biltmore Auditor Will Tell Of
Hotel Expenses Of In
vestigators.
INSISTS HE HAD ORDERS

District Attorney Swami will begin
the presentation Of the Thompson com
mittee hotel bill Of 1915 before the
Grand Jury this morning.
Only the first phase OF the invest!ga-
ton will be taken up to-day--the &C.
tuai bill and the bill submitted to and
paid by the State. Members Of the
Thompson committee will be called later.
at a time when their presence will not
interfere with their work.
Y. D. Miller. auditor OF the Hotel
Biltmore. who has waived immunity. ac-
cording to his counsel. Deacon Murphy.
will take with him to the Grand Jury
room all Of tho hotel books and papers
that show the actual expenditures by
the members Of the committee, their
counsel. employees and friends. lie will
also be prepared to tell under oath the
name of tho Representative" Of the
committee who told him to set forth
the January. February and March bill
Of $3.50 as lodgins and restaurant pro-
rated among all the members He may
be accompanied by two witnesses, whose
names have not been made public, who
will ~corroborate his testimony that he
received positive orders as 10 tho form
Of the bill.
Photograph Of Hotel BiIi.
In addition to this testimony there
will he Photographic copies of the bill
as ;iled In the state Comptroller's office
at Albany. the afrfdavit ~ Miller as
to It's correctness. the approval Of Sena-
tor Thompson Endorsed on the bill and
a letter from the senator 10 the state
Comptroller declaring specifically that
tho $1,000 item OF Col. HayHard's biH
for the two months was entirely proper
and not excessive.
Senators Thompson and Cromwell and
Az enblynan McQuistion saw Judge
Swami yesterday. Al the outset of the
conversation with tho cha irnan OF IN"
committee the District Attorney assure
him that the investigation was not 10
hamper the work OF the committee.
~ old him. said the District Attor-
ney later. that If at any time he would
inform mo that anything We had ar
ranged to do would hamper him in his
work ! would very willingly postpone
my work for him II I should summon
q witness FOR a certain time and he
should say he needed that w-tress /
would postpone calling that man
II is understood that Senator Thomp.
son said very frankly that he did no,
believe that the District Attorney OF
New York county had any jurisdiction
in the matter.
THAT bill vas approved by me ~
Albany county" said the Senator. I'll
there Is anything wrong in that 1t Is not
tho province OF the District Attorney al
New York county to inquire"
Judge swans snsper to that WAS
THE Miller AFFIDAVIT OF correctness was
executed py direction of SOME one it
this county. | ain gong to find on
abou. that. II We discover thai New
York county has no jurisdiction, Nc vii
certify our findings to the 'rope
county"
Senator Thompson repeated yo-tor
day that the hill as a Nhole WAS corroc