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I ITHIRD DEGREE AND
POLICEOFFIIAL3
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Senator Heyburn Introduces a
Resolution for the Investigation
Of its Practise by Officers
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BARBAROUS AND UNAMERICAN
Is In Dlrcct Conflict Ylth Instltulon
or thc CountryMore Cruel
Than the Inquisition
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Yaslllnslon Feb 24It a resolu
tlon Introduced today by Senator Hey
burn Iii adopted the senate wIll take
Up tim matter of what Is known among
police ffic1als as the third degree
The resolution provides Cor the ap
Jlolutmcnt or a select committee or
three to Investigate the practise or
ndmlniterlnwhat Is known as the
third dCglto ordeal by officers or the
wfol the purpose oC extolling state
J11tnts and conCessions from those
I charged with crime
I Mr Heburn said ho had read an
article in a Vnhlngton paper giving
an account Of the methods said to have
ben resorted to by thc Atlantic City i
pollee to obtain a confession from 1
1
lIl1all1 Sler charged with the mur
cI or Jane AJams lIe asserted such
methods wet mOle cruel than those
tIC the Inquisition rhey were not
only barbarou < he ald hut are In
c I direct conflict with American Instltu
tl0l18 under which nnj omcfr Is pro
hibited from talking with his prisoner
on the subject oC the charge RJalnst
111m
No one with a proper sense or duty
would re ort to such a practle In ob
taining testimony against an accused
person and no brutal custom should
I thrive an official to subject a prisoner
to a probation trial beCorc his appear
ance In open court declared Senator
Hcburn
Such a condition Is reolllng to the
senses and I think the entire sUbject
should be lI1cstlgnted
The resolution was referred to the
committee on judiciary
TREED BY TWO
FIERCE STAG ELKS
Lennox Mass Fob 5Chased In
to trees by two fierce stag elks three
young men of Lennox were forced to
fhlrer In their porches for 10 hours
berol their signal shots ware heard
and rescue cam In the person or
G2mekceper CJapeland two assist
rtnt on the Harry Payne WhTtney re
serve late last night
ThC treed trio pad guns but did not
shoot because the 1k are worth 10000
apIece
Thc three wore out In search of dogs
which killed fie of MrJ Whitneys
deer several days ago The elk saw
them and forced them to do a
Marathon to the nearest trees
PROF STEINER FAVORS
UNRESTRICTED IMMIGRATION
New York Feb 25Prof Edward
A Steiner of Iowa college who 111 de
liverIng course oC lectures at Colum
I bla university Is In favor oC unrc
Itrlcted immigration In his first lec
ture he Raid
There Js greater need In this coun
try fol men who arc willing to work
with their hands than for men who
want to JIve by their witH The 900000
Immigrants who came to our shores
I Inst year served a far better purpose
i than would an equal number ot unl
erslty graduates with hands uncal
loused and minds unwillIng to begin
work at the bottom of the ladder
The argument that the country Is
impoverIshed by wlthdrnwl1 ot the
money of returning Immigrants 18 fool
ish Most ot the money taken abroad
t goes In the wallets ot Yankee tourIsts
t expatriates and heiresses who arc mar
rying Into the nobility
The PIlgrim Fathers were merely
steerage passengers on a par with
those ot the present day
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VICTIM OF MESSNIA
EARTHQUAKE DIES
New York Feb 25Injurlcs receIved
1n the earthquake at Messina have just
resulted In the death here or Charles
Barbara an lSearold Italian boy
Barbara lived In Messina with his
nidowed mother and sister When the
first shock camo he was seated In a
second story window and tumbled OUt I
I Despite his Injuries he returned to
the houICe and saved his mother but
hIs sister was killed Soon afterward
mother and lion came to this country
i ENGLAND SENDING HOES
J T9 THE UNITED STATES
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Now York Feb 25England Is be
ginning to send shoes to thlt country
I Hitherto the trade has been the other
way but the reduction of the duty
c from 2S per cent to 10 per cent bus
changed the situation Since Feb I 12
separate consignments from Leicester
have come In at thIs port The Lelces
t r manufacturers use AmerIcan
machinery and American methods but
employ cheaper labor than 15 possible
r In this country The first consignments
1 arc In the nature of an experiment
It successful the Englishmen wll make
a determined effort to get a foothold
In thlll count
A L THOMAS NOMINATED
POSTMASTER AT SALT LAKE
Special to rhe News
Washington D C Feb Z3The
president today Rent to the senate the
name ot A L Thomas for another
term aspostmlllter nt Salt Lake
The nomInation wIll hI reported
promptly from the committee on post
i offices and post roads and will be con
firmed In the first executive session
J thereafter
PHILIPPINE MILITARY
MANEUVERS TERMINATED
Manila Feb 2iThe military manell
tere terminated today with a theoret
v
diil
lcai victor for the red army or at
tack undel len flasney D Potts
Ianlla was placed at the mercy ur
the ciemy The red nrlny tuinci
the loft hank oC the blue army oC
defenders under Gen Daniel ll Brush
nearly surrounded tim city and cut off
Its communlcnUon with tho outslll
The troops are leaving the field and
returning to their stations The oC
Ilcers regard the maneuvers as having
been successful and instructive Near
ly 10000 hoops were engaged The urn
pita was MajGen William P Duvall
The plan oC campaign Iovllell for
the concentration of thc army or de
fense In the north and an attack by
sell from the red army which landed
at SublE ba
SWOPI 1JsTIGATION
Kansas City Feb ZThnt the grand
Jury will not Jlnlsh its Investigation or
the Sope mystery before next ednNI
day wal announced today by Virgil
Conkllnr count prosecutol fun 11 rose
eutol said many witnesses hall not yet
ttsllfled
DI n C Hdes lawyer today cretin
tied to take depositions III his inxnage suit
against John G Paxton for alleged slan
del
SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW
HElKES IMMUNITY CLAIM
1shllllton Feb 2Tlie calm oC im I
munlty 01 Charies R Helke under indict I
mCllt In connection with New York sugar
frauds trill bo examlncd into hy the su
prom court ot the United States Justice
LUlton today issued a writ oC error
bringIng the matter lo the supreme court
for reluw
BUTTE STRIKE SITUATO
SHOWING IMPDEMENT
Question oC TurilicLlo1I Is Not Settled
But Companies lrc FJIlill1 Places
OC StrllllIg Hoisting EuhILCII
Butte Moist Feb 251I1lelest In thc
strike slllltltlon hClc centers about he
probable action ot thc international
unions whe ma be drawn Into the
jurisdiction < barrel between the Inter
national Engineers union which
walked out last week and the old En
glneers union which cknowledges
the jurisdiction oC the Western Federa
tlon oC lIners Matt ComerConl gen
eral president oC the International
Union or Steam Engineers who is here
from Brooklyn has said that his 01
ganizatioii wl1 stand by the slllkcrs
No definite proposition looking toward
settlement has yet been made In the
meantime he companies are lilllllg
the places oC the IItrllllIS hoisting en
gIneers and operations arc gradually
approaching normal DurIng the 24
hours period that ended at 7 ocloclr
this morning the Amalgamated Copper
company properties hoisted 8576 tOIlS
01 die In addition to that the Clark
mines increased their tonnage and In
dependent concernS yele alsO operat
leg Today the Tramway and Rams
mines of the Red Metal company were
started up Ore rom the East Grey
flOck aB1tto Boston prbperty 15
being hoisted and the Wst Grey
Iloak probably wilt resume tomorrow
The DUfaloor the Vllshoe company
will start up tomorrow lIen have
been added to the force employed lit
the Washoet concentrator at Anacon
da and the usual tonnuge of ore Is be
Inl sent to the Boston Montana
smeltel at Great Falls
RAILROAD BILL
It Is Ordered Favorably Reportel1 to
Tile Senate
Washington Feb 25The adminis
tration railroad bill was ordered favor
ably reported to the senate by the corn
mlttee on Interstate commerce today
immediately after consideration of the
measure had been oompleted
NEGRO lULLS EPUTY ShERIFF
Memphis Tenn Feb 25Deputy
SherIff W H Lucy In an effort to ar
rest a negro near hero today was shot
and instantly killed by the negro who
In turn was killed by two other deputy
sheriffs
NORTHERN PACIFIC
RESUMES SERVICE
Seattle Wash Feb 25fhe weather
hen and In the Cascade mountains
turned clear and cold last night and
the Northern Pacific track was opentd
Trains UO departing on schedule today
and no further roubie is expected
The Great II heO is still cIosei and
trains unable to proceed up the west
slope or the Cascades on account of
snow arc returning to this city Tho
Milwaukee Is no better oft than It was
yesterday and no trains arc running
Tho change In lhe weather dispels feat
oC hood whIch was felt yesterday 011
account ot the heavy raIn
YOUNG STUDENT WINS
ARCHITECTURAL PRIZE
Pltl < burg Pa Fob 2iiVlctor
Hlgeaumont an architectural student
In Carnegie technIcal school entered
a composition for 0 dormitory build
Ing and won It
So favorably were his plant consid
ered by the builder that he has been
appointed consultinG architect or the
construcUlon The young man will
continue his studies attending to the
construction between recitations
PITTSBURG POLICEMAN
FINED FOR SONS TRUANCY
Plttsburg Pa Feb 25Rlchnrd
fraut a policeman was haled before
a magistrate on the allegation that his
10eal0Id Bon was a tllllnl und hnd
nttelllled school but 37 days out of tho
last 90 school days rraut pleaded
that he worked Ilt night and slept In
the clay therefore was unahle to over
see the boys conduct The pollcemon
was lined 2 and costs with the altel
mUvo oC spending 48 hours In jail and
he chose the latter ponalt
ihILiNEIIY ARTS COLLEGE
New York Fob 25A rnlliinery arts
college devoted to a study and Im
provement In womens headgear will
take Itt place among New Yorks edu
cation institutions In the near future
if the plan laid by the National As
sedation of Retail Milliner now In
convention here are carried out Tho
canvass for funds wm be started at
once
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DALAI LAMA IS
DEPOSED BY NINA
Explains That Nominal Ruler of
Tibet Has Deserted Capital
Following Attempted Revolt
MAKES TWO DIRECT CHARGES
Orders Election or ills Successor nnd
Issues Jeelcc for Protect 1011
OC Lamaism
Pekln Feb 251he ChInese govern
ment has deposed the clelal lama as
head oC tho Tibetan government and ir
an official statement Issued today ex
plains its action on the round that the
nominal ruler had deserted the capItal
following nn attempt by him to 01
gnnlie a general lcoH
The official statement follows
The dalal lama upon his arrival al
LlmM from Pekln circulated with the
object or orranlzng a general revolt
these rumors
First that Chln Intended to ex
terminate Lamaism anti second that
BrUsh trade In effect was Injuring
Tibet TIle dalal lama then took
measurcs to thwart this trade where
upon China became alarmed and order
ed 2000 troops to go to LhDSsa with the
object oC preserving the pace ad
affording protection
Vhel1 the lIalal Inmll Iurned ot the
above the Pelln government ordered
the Chinese resident to return the delal
lanm who refused to listen and left
wIth his followers The resident
searched ineffectIvely whereupon China
deposed the dalai lama ordered the
Tlbetlans to elect his successor and
Issued a decree ordering the protection
oC I1IUlIm and the strict observance
oc the existing treaties wIth foreign
powers concerning Tibet with the
plllpose oC preserving the status quo
JAPAN TO IMPORT GOATS
FROM UNITED STATES
ChIcago Fob Bicrds oC goats and
sheep are soon to be sent front the Unit
ell Slates to Japan for use or the Jap
InC8 Government In dcvlopln stock
raising according 10 Dr Oolla Tnnllmura
deal or animal industry oC the Unlver
alty of TOldo who 18 here
Ho came to Chlcajto yesterday from the
cast where he hUM Isllc several uni
vrslUes and after a da or two here hI
will cOntinuo his journey to San Fran
cisco and Japan
Yo raise a few sheep In Japan lie
said last night but no goats and 0111
purpose now III to HO into the lndustr
to a large extent provIding It will provo
profitable and feasible In our clImate
EVIDENCE ALL IN I
IN KITTEN BACH CASE
Boise Ida Feb 25Tue introduction
or evidence was concluded In the trial oC
Whliiarn F Ketenbaeh George Kester
and Vllliam Dwyer on the chnro of con
spiracy to defTlud the government out ot
limber Innds at the mornln session or
the trIal today and this afternoon argu
ments or attorneys were begun Asst
Blat Atty 1IJesS Johnson opening for
the oernment The last witnesS examined
0
amined by the defense was VlIllam F
Keltenbach former president 01 the Low
Istoll National hank and one of the de
fendant His testimony followed that ot
Kester and Dwer and like that oC other
defendants wa a general denIal oC the
governments allegations In rebuttal the
government IntrOduced testimony to con
tradlcl evidence submitted hy the de
Censo as to the reputation of the guy
ernmenl witnesses
SOMNAMBULIST TOOK
A PARADE IN HIS PAJAMAS
Tulsa Okla Feb 25When the
telegraph operator In the St Louis
and Sun Francisco station here step
ped from his of1lc to the platform
at 130 oelock yesterday morning ho
was greeted with the sight of n pa
jamaclad figure pacing back and
forth The night was bitter cold and
when the operator had recovered his
composure he Inquired IC the walker
was taking his constitutional Re
cchin no reply he approached closer
end round that the 0C5 or the thinly
ciad person were closed and that he
was to all appearances asleep
When asAkened the somnambulist
his teeth chattering 90 that he could
barely talk explained that he was T
B Jamieson a business man of Now
Tori and that he had been a pas
tfngcr on the St Louis train cn route
to Oklahoma CIty The last he re
memherel1 was retiring to his berth In
a Puilman sleeper
Explanations concluded Jamieson
began to collect a wardrobe From
oie station Jnploye he obtained the
loan of a pall of overalls and others
furnIshed hIm with serviceable out
fit Thus attired Jamieson tool the
next train Cor Sapulpa where his
clothing and belongings had been tak
en off the train
NA10NAL AMATEUR
WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP
Chicago Feb 25The National Ama
teur Athletic union wrestling cham
pionships will open at the Illinois AUI
lotlc club tonight Stars from many
other cities arrived here today Among
the out of town entrIes are George
Iaylolot New York Herbert Duncan
San Francisco and Fred Narsanes
New YOlk Athletic club The 1elhn
Inarles will he decided tonight and
the finals tomorrow
SECY NAGEL ON SUPPRESSION
OF WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
Washington Feb iThe expendi
ture of 10000 a year In stamping out
the white slave trame would be money
well spent said Secy Nagel In sub
mitting to the house n recomnlendatlon
that the totnl estimate for regulating
Immigration be Increased from 2400000
to 2660000
Mr Nugel says the enforcement of
the whlto slave traffic bill now JI1
conCerenee between the two houtes and
expected to becomc n law In a few
days will cost IOOOlO and that the
work will hay to be prosecuted dlf
fercntly than the orlllnal Immigration
law enforcement
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WITNESS JONES
WAS VERY DEFIANT
Special Agent of Land Office
Stirred Up Things ill the Bal
lingerPinchot Inquiry
ATTACKED JAMES M SHERIDAN
Told COlllmJtlec acid Conllsel TIc htnt
Cute Whnt Iii fcrciicc crc Drawn
PIom Ills lcsthnonr
Washington Feb 25The Bolllnger
Plnchot inquiry took rca unexpected
turn today when Special Agent Horace
T Jones > f the land orrico took the
stand for thc prosecution and made
a sensatIonal attack on James M
SherIdan who was sent by the land
office to Seattle last year to take
charge oC the soernll1ents case In
hearings on the Cunningham coal
claims In Alaska Jones liedared that
SherIdan hall been graduated In law
only a year 01 two that his conduct
oC the case was incompetent and that
he had opposed to him two or the leach
icy Inwers oC Seattle
Testifying for nn hour or more M
to Sherldan conduct DC the case and
givIng Instances flom which he wished
the committee to 11rtlw its own collchl
alone Jones said he dId not desire to
criticize Sheridan In any tva He said
Louis R GlnI was not n Inwyer but
knew more law tlan Sheridan did and
he thought It was a rene tlon on GlaliI
for Cite land office to send Sheridan out
there to take charge ot a case which
Glavls had worked up
Under crossoxamlhitfo Jones ap
peared defiant allll aggressive to morn
hers or the committee and counsel alike
and said ho did not care what Inter
ences went drawn from his testimony
Jones was still under crossexamIna
tion when luncheon recess was taken
and It appeared that GlrCord Plnchot
would not be reactanT dcc a witness un
til late In the afternoon
PEACE COMES AFTER
fOUR HOURS OF BATTLE
Irogcesive Wing of RepublIcan Party
or South Dakota Meets antI
JJJopt Platform
Huron 5 D Feb 2 SAfter a battle
oC tour hours peace ttiecLovortbe
conerenCPcthoJr lresflV0 wllt oC
the Republican party of South Dakotas
at mldnZrht
R 0 Richards of Huron was made
chairman or tho campaign committee
and Go Vessey will be the Ropubllc
an part leader on a platform whIch Is
the embodIment oC the idetca of the
leaders of both the Richards factIon
and the action led by E L Senn
which opposed Richards
Tho platform says In part
We commend President Taft for his
reiterated declaratol19 or loyalty to
the Roosevelt principles oC progressIve
RepublIcanism and pledge his 3dmlnls
tmUon the support ot the progressive
Jtepulbilcans of South Dakota In Its eC
C01S to obtain the enactment or legis
lation embodying those prInciples
Tho domInating issue In the coming
campaign Is the wresting of control ot
nutlonal legislation from special Inter
ests Intrenche behind Speaker Cannon
oC the house and leader Aldrich oC the
senate and their supporters It is not
sufficient that Speakcr Cannon be re
tired It Is essential that ci successor
be elected who Ig committed to and 15
a supporter of progressive principles
1he progress1e Republicans of South
Dakota will not support a canlllcLlto for
the primary who docs not stand un
equIvocally on this platform
Ve believe the Payne tarIff law
wa a decided step In ullllment of the
part pledge but that Inequalities yet
exist which should be remedied when
demonstrated to be IIUCJl by the haves
tlG1t1ons or tho tarln commlfslon
Vo denounce the practise oC col
lecting moneys for political campaign
purposes from persons who hold or are
aspirIng to appointive government
positions find favor the prohibition
thereof by amendment of the corrupt
practise act
Vo favor the elimination of the
personal spIJJt system by amendments
to the prlmar hut to provIde
how part nominations to nIl ap
pointive government pOMilions shall be
determined
Ye favor the nomination or post
masters for presidential lOstOiIlCes by
popular part elections who lire real
dent patrons or the ofIlce
Ve favor an nniendtnent to Ule
present corrupt practllC act so as to
eliminate thereCrom the legality of
paying for men and teams to haul the
voters to tho polls
The Gateway
To the Philippines
An Interesting article by Frank G
Carpenter
The Making of a Newspaper
Tho first oC 11 series of articles on
The Deseret News the oldest Pub
lishing house itt the West will ap
pear In
THE
Saturday News
TOMORROW
Other features arc as follows
Gipsy Countess who sold a
400000 estate for 80 illustrated
American Amballador to Franca
to the rescue In Paris floods
Leading English Authors pay
tribute to Austin Dobson
Francis farlol1 the swami fox
another oC the remarkable stories
ot Romantic America lIIulltrated
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BEEF TRUST BARONS
UNDER INDICTMENT
Charta d With Conspiring to Raise
Food Prices Contrary to
The Public Good
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FOUND IN HUDSON COUNTYNJ
IC Cmporatlon Trust Co Doc Not
PlOiIucc noo Gnren Will Move to
nnul Its Charter
New York Feb 25Indletments
charging conspiracy to raise prices on
fond stuffs contrary to tlto public good
against all the officials and directors
of the National Packing cOnlpanthe
socallc beef hustwere presented to
JUdge Swayze ot the supreme court oC
Httdson county N J In Jersey City
this afternoon
Prosecutor Go1en announced that
he had IsslIed subpoenas for all the
officers oC the Corporation Trust com
pall or New Jersey which represents
thopacking companies In the state Ho
lies jemanded that they bring with
them their books Showing the stock
OWIlCrSllip oC the serious companies
their officers and directors and other
information desired
cir Oaren said iC the officers failed
to coittply he would move for the quash
ing oC the Trust companY1 charter
GLEASON AND RICKARD HAVE
NOT SPLIT OVER SITE
San Francisco Feb 2DenlalsWere
forthcoming from both parties today to
the locally published reports that Jack
GleMon and Tex Rickard had split
over the location of the JerrllesJohn
son fight and that Gleaaon would with
draw from the enterprise
We are stili looking for a site sall1 I
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Gleason today and IC some nearby
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village wl1 offer us a free site for thc
arena se probably wIll accept It ra
ther than stand tot an extortionate I
rental tor n San Francisco lot i
RIckard and GleaIon went to Rich
mond this afternoon to make a Cur 1
ther Inspection ot the new arena where
Dattllng Nelson lost his championship
honors on Tuesday last
AccordIng to Louis Blot who has time
March permit Sam L1ngCord and Jim
Barry will light here on March 31
PRESS PUB CO CASE
leIetsham Orders all Appeal Taken
From Tutlge lIouhs Decision
Washington Feb 25A8 a result ot
the cabinet meeting AttGen WIck
ershnm today telegraphed to Dist Ally
Vise at New York to note an appeal
from the decision of Judge Hough dis
mIssIng for want ot jurisdiction the 1
Indictment against the Press Publish
ng company New York World on the
charge of libel In connection with the
Panama canal cases
BANKER CHURCH
ORDERED ARRESTED
Top 1ku Kan Feb 25Bank Com
missioner J X Dolley has ordered the
arrest oC Byron L Church president
oC the State Bank of Holyrood Ells
worth county for embezzling the funds
of the bank
Commlsslcner Dollo says that when
the bank was examined It was found
that ever cent oC the 100000 deposits
ot the bank hud dlsnpprored He ap
prised the directors and ordered them
to make the loss good This they did 1
and the dIrectors raised the money to
make good tho deficit The affaIrs of
the Institution were then turned over
to another bank
Instructions were then given to ar
rest President Church and hIs son
who was the cashier It Is claimed that
the losses were due to n ormcr cashIer
eho speculated on tho board of trade
with the funds oC the bank
PRISONER DECIDED HE
WOULDNT COMMIT SUICIDE
Cincinnati Feb 25Take this poi
son jailer It was given to me to end
my liCe rather titan to suffer the d18
grace of Imprltonment In the penh
ten t 1111 But I have concluded to
live
Title declaration was made by John
H Macle Cormer owner ot a sporting
goods store In Columbus Ohio as he
was taken from the jail hero to the
Columbus penitentiary today to serve
a sentence or five years for embezzling
funds front hl ICos grnndmother
no was arrested In Los Angeles Cat
In company with a woman
CLERK COLEMAN APPEARS
IN COURT WITH A SMILE
Cambridge Mass Fob 25Wlthi a
smIle on his face and apparently with
out n care or worry George W Cole
ml the alleged defaulting bookkeep
er oCthe wrecked National City bank or
Cambridge was brought to police lCd
qUatel here today Coleman arrived
In Boston on the Twenteth Century
limited and surrendered to I deputy
United States marshal
I Ig understood Coloinnn II to be
taken to the office ot the United State
commissIoner In Boston later tn the
dayCClpt
CClpt Hurle said that Coleman sInce
leaving Cambridge had ben In IaSlS
City Chicago Phiadelphia and Now
York
YOlcWETON
WETON BEtTING SCHEDULE
AlhuquCrtue N M Fob 2Ater
sptndlng the night at Thoreau N M
Edward PIOU Weston started out
early this morning with tile intention
or walkIng 42 miles today ahd spending
tonigis nt lcCnrths where he n
also rest Oel Sunday Weston figures
On reachIng Aihucrque Monday three
day aheM fC his schedule
WELSH WILL CELEBRATE
St laIIs Day Willis ObClcd lh
Aplollrlntc EntertaInment
The CamblJnn society and the Sons
and Daughters or Wales society nN
making elaborate preparations for the
celebration ot St Davids clay March
1 In the Oden hero Rev J I Rich
ards and athonlhnh Thomas wIll IJe
the orators for the occasIon Post
master A I Thomas II to preside
Among those who wIll participate In
the program wIll be Mrs Ilzzle Thom
as Edward Misses Josephine Zorrlsol
Clorlbl Gardiner and Esther Davl
Iesl HOlce S Ensign David
Evans John Evans Rees Davis Will
D Phillips and lrs Tlmoth Edwards
Mrs Charles W Stewart wIll b accom
pmlst and the Mlthael West Side or
chestra wl also take part
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CASE UNDER ADVISEMENT
Testimony In tho cases or the state VI
LOuts Knight and ctliun Son In
whlcb the adulteration oC Iced h the uo
or Freezem In meats 111 charge was
heard by Justice of the Peace Stanley
A Hank thIs forenoon The court will
render Its decision In both CaSeS later
INGRATE CARRIES OUT
CLEVER PLAN OF fRAUD
SherIff Hower of Iarnmlc hero to TIe
tunlFmJhc t omlm
FOI TrIal
Shelirr W W Bower oC Lramie
Vo arrived In Salt Lake this morn
ing for the purpose oC returning Earl
McGreal arrested here Tuesday nIght
to Lramie to answer to the charge or I
obtainIng money under raIse pretenses
IcGrer said today that he would
make no effort to fight his extradition
but would willingly return to face the
charge and the sherlrr and his pris
oner will return to Laramie tomorrow i
morning
McGlears story Is the old one or the
ingrate touched with the criminal ten
done According to Sheriff Bower
McGreal who ts but 21 years oh and
ot a respected family was caught re
cent passing bad checks and given a
prison sentence lIe had spent 50 days
In jai when through the intercession
oC Eugene Mossmnait the head or the
raldon Mercante company and a
longtime friend of the young mans
fatally the youth was pardoned and
Mr MO man took him Into the em
ploy of the melCnUle company at
Valdon a town 65 mIles to the north
DC Lramie and that distance from a
railroad II the store the ounS man
proved worthless anti his dIsmissal be
came necessary Returning to Lara
mil lcGreal visited one of the leading
business hoWes there and representing
himself a still In thl employ of tho
l ercnl1 0l1pan < cttctd that hl
ml been sent Into tuiclt Co purchase
a bIg bill Of goods for the Waldon
store He gave the order then leav
Ing the store went to a nearby hotel
from where he celled the manager by
telephone and representing that Mr
Mosmln was talking asked that Mc
Grcar furnished with some money
So cleverly was the scheme carried out
In its details that McGreal received 35
from the one place W H Holdar
and several smaller amount from
other stores He left Lmmle that
same evening antI was located In Sal
Lake last Tuesday when he was placed
under arrest by Detectives Rlplo and
Wilson
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NATIONAL GUAD MAUVRS
Cainu iu 1111 to be Held In TI1
And Amizust of This Year
The war department has advised
Gen E A cdgwood that the semi
annual maneuver camp to 0 held this
year at Fort D A Russell Jyo for
the regular and National Guard troop
oC the department ot the Colorado wi
b held for 30 das beginning July 15
The National Guard 01 Utah consist
lag or two battalions of Infantry sig
nal corps First batter and hospital
corps under command or Iaj W G
WIlliams First Infantry will attend
the encampment In Wyoming for be
tween 10 and 15 days Thc First bat
tery It Is saId will remain at the
camp for an additional live das
Gre Ycdgwood has been asked to
advise the department as to the dates
the Utah troops will he In attendance
He has not made his decision but It i6
saId he will rrobabl recommend a
time In the neighborhood or the last
week In Jul and the earl par of
August Prior to the maneuvers a
camp oC Instruction to be attended b
infantry officers alone Is planned to
bo held 3t Fort Douglas for a period
oC 10 days giving the officers an op
porllnit to tae up matters pertain
ins to Ibid service and manelVer The
commandilg orrlcei ot the First bat
tery Is to attend a school conducted
for offIcers ot artillery at Fort Rile
ICan and time commandIng officer ot
1an signal corp will attend I school
nt Fort Lavcnworth Han conducted
tinder the auspices ot the commandant
or the army service schools at that
post for the instructIon of signal ot
pst In the application ot the most
modern equIpment to field conditions
will be In session during
These schools wf Resson durllg
May and June of this year
SHEP IN SOUTHERN UTAH
After spending several days Ulolgh
central and southern Utah visiting
particularly the Milford and Beaver
distrIct Joseph COlmorlh retuled
thIs morning to Sal Lake He reports
the man flocks or sheep and droves
of cattle seen In the southern part ot
the state In much better condition tan
he aUdpatct finding them The Iron
count sheep owner are now winter
ing about 5000 sheep over In Dry
Lake valley Lincoln count Nevada I
and they report tha the flocks there
are CoIning out of the winter In splen
did shape The feed has ben good and
the sheep sere able to keep In fine
conditIon generally Prices for cattle
advanced last 03rs
are slightly advalcedover years
figures We tools auto tom Beaver
to Milford and COUld the road dusty
Between Milford and Sal Lake there I
have bran recent snowfalls A num
her oi flocks passed on the way up
here wero lookIng frtclass
NEW HERD FOR PRISON
NW HRD
ISrarden Prtts pride In the state Instl
luton on the bill wn s Incrl e d yester
day 1y the addition or 10 regIstered Jtr
hey cows to the prison farms herd VitO j
cows were brought from Beatrice Neb I
and ecclk were eondLM received at the prison tlin I
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GARS RUNNING
PHilADELPHIA
Gangs of Workmen Clearing
Tracks but Traffic Is Far
From Being Normal
COMPANY CLAIMS IT HAS WON
loncrful Influences Trying to Ilmivelt
Effect Agreemncot With Striker
Who Arc Willing to Arbitrate
Philadelphia Feb 25Encour
hy Its succells yesterday and last aiglit 1
the PhiladelphIa Rapid Transit nigt I
pJny began at daybreak this morning
to open up additional InC some or
wJleh had not ben In operation sfnco 1
the strike began
GangS ot laborers shortly after mid
night started the work ot clealing
away obstructions which had been on
the tracks since I
trcks they were abandQn
last Saturday Traffic on all lnes
however Is still tar from normal
Although there was a number oC so
rlous outbreaks last nIght In West PhIl
adelphla and In the northern sectlonor
the city yesterday was the quietest
day since the present trouble began
The slte polco were able to handlo
wIth Ito difficulty whatever diSorder
manifested itself In the Kensington mi
district where they escorted car alda
and evenIng The troops were onha l
again early today and the car con
tinued to lun In this territory putrolet
by them
While the Transit company officials
claim they have won the struggle and
contInue to hire moro men powerful
influences are at work endeavoring to
set the company to come to a peace
able agreernt with the striking
motormen and conductors
Tue proposal of clergymen of Phila
delphl that both sides submit the caa
t arbitration has yet borne
fruit The strikers through National
Organizer C O Pratt have expressed
their svtllingliess 10 arbItrate The corn
ijany notified the churchmen commit
tee that the appeal would be dub on
slderet at the next meeting of the com
panys board of directors March 7
Organized labor Is backing the trk
ers st1ouSly Frequent meetings arc
being held by leading union organizers
who arc here from all parts oC the
country to aid tht strIkers In every
way whih their experience can sug
gest
AT SOUTH BETHLEHEM V
STIIIICE1CS VE1IYDISORDERLt V
South Bethlehem Pa Feb 25Strut
era and theIr sympathl r relorc t
disorderly methods to prevent men
frm going to work today a the Bethle
hem steel works where a part of the
working for has been on strike for
three weeks The stnko sympathizers
gathered near the gates of the plant
and many of the workingmen were I
roughly handle
Hand to hand fights occurred The I
disturbers sized Ul dinner pails the
workmen wore carrying and either
empted them oC theIr contents or i
smashed them agt ist poles
On L street for sCer1 block trolley
cars were held up while the strikers
were trying to drag o the workmen
from Allentown Windows ot the cars
were broken and oUter property de
5troed
CORRUPT USE OF MONEY
INVESTIGATION HEARING
Albany N Y Fob n5 1here was l
short sessIon or the senate In committee j
01 the whole today taking evidence na to
the allegation made by Senator Bean
Cnr regardicig the corrupt ue ot
money In the assembly during 191 and
at the dose or the sitting the hearing
was adjourned nU Tuesday
JAPANESE BOND ISSUE t
TWICE OVERSUBSCRIBED V V
Ioklo Feb 25The domestic bond f
conversion closed today having been
about twice oversubscribed The got
ernment contemplated the conversIon V I
of 50000000 oC foreign bonds
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COLDER TONIGHT
Local cather Office Pcdlct Snow
And 1 Fn Thermometer
The expected happened during the
night when a light rin fell here I
were premises oC a clear sky this
morning which were dispelled by the
afternoons clouds The temperature
for the last 21 hour has ranged high
49 to 35 degrees but with a corn
paraUvel stationary barometer the
local wetler otl predicts c6hle
weather for tonight and Saturday with
rain or snowmost likely the latter
The cold up north IR becollnl
Intense
Low temperatures still p1
of the Mississippi river due t thc
high pressue are now central o rt
eastern lakes The northwest storm
or how pressure area noted yesi tday
In the extreme 110rthe8t fs now cen
tral over Montana and controls the
weather generally front the Pcclfic I
ocean leio the Mississippi tiver where
the tcmpelturs have risen generally
and rain lies fallen in Ie northwest
and northern mol of the Great I
Basin
AUTO PLANTFOR SAT LA V
p T 3lelhcrt of Chicago Proposcato
IaCtOi3 In City
Start n Faeto CI i
Salt Lake Is to have an automobile
p R Mel
factory In case the plans oC
chert of Chicago come to fruition Mr
Ielchcrt Js In the city and said today
that a plant would be construeted
which would cost In the neighborhood
of 50000 on irst South stret be
tween Second 1rst TItled East Tim I
buildIng ns planned J to be 76 by 132
feet In dimensions froitting on First
South street Bodies or motor C1S
wi constructed and an extenSvo
repair department Is to bo one of the
features according to Mr Melclwrt
who 18 that the concern will ii
largely backed by local t
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