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MtlWlIOAIRlEe
Roseman, Jan. 20.--(pel)al.)-Among
the latent propor.d enterprises withl
whllli this comminunity Is erdlit.l tl
the, operation of ai " dido famr," aor
summer home. for Imlllntionatte' esons
whlol Is said to he ptlanti.l for thit
southern part of Clnltiatin (.,tnty. It
Is understood that the shetm,, isn i.
i ng backed by a party of ,inslti'rn
caplitalists and that thel flrmii will iI
of about tho nam puru* l pt e ailrl uiitiltt,
as the ..awnrd Iat it fartll nIa.,
Sheridan, 'Wyo., wher, l O ri ih .vl l
fellows from the ,'utst ptlilstil Ith sullll
met.
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PLAN NOT SANCTINED.
Memphlis. J:iln. t0.-lblr nllt:lltv.
bankers, Phipplrln4 find cti1 trtli .ih.l."h r
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central blirnu in r ipugil.lnllt to .,,1111(
business prlneil ill- ain r llf.si,, to
anclli on the, pllln its ,rliginll y rltflt.td
at the. Icllrlpl, nll hnnkere' colnf'rr -ncn ..
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M-nday to arrangge" ulnath"r pilan.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OP SUCCESSI IN
REACHING 80UTH POLE EX
PECTED MlOM SCOTT.
NS " YVlk. JIn. 2n.--Oticlala of the
(M,',urnomhi'nt uni4chty andi variousl
-'H s-gnu is annnationn Intirested In
; ,lh xi ,rrition ei;gKrly re awinli;nltlg
\a rl *.-lr, l ('(iiflcll *~Hohort l"slhcon '
'1. t, w n xpl, c ' tl ti rent ch the .liltthlii
i i ,i I'lIriltini dliy, and they )H- It
*5 h".u t wlhen he ui flniiilnuin'e th.h re- (
slil; ,,f hl r\ iVl till h I nttt(. tlxle j -xr · x
I onl it i ii he to iily thilt hil a sai t '1
S'':1r. u ~ iih.ns fl. .r
m I.,,nlizs i t Hllckletu.s reit.ched the f
1;is.h-i sithill in January 9, 1909. 97
is." ale'ii )i.i i lh s wnli fronit hlit
i t, p iit. slen then tlurnsla tl l,,k I
I ili; i'Ie hi Villi r nal sho t i i t l .lrl
i ; I l i4 S.lt hiil 770 Iiilli, hi (oenv-iV C
iii, h '. lIIII 's- I llis-rtir'sl to l lalh thl i
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tenantisil f ith i rl t n' Vi IiVy, two'. M r- li
e,',inl nrd ltlr'e, biolog,,is.ts. 'lhr'"" i
mltorll slediglml wier., etrirtld hi th1, hn~dl
iIf hii ve st,.l1J 70 toli. of lirlvJ.i llon% 1.30 a
1,,1 . ... , 0 W h.. .. . .. . ....ri, n w , .. ,,llii. :
WAT1ERSOI IALKS'
ti
WITH CHAMP
ti
VETERAN EDITOR WAS FIRST PO- n
LITICAL TEACHER SPEAKER u
CLARK EVER HAD.
'Washington, Jlln. 20.- S--eaker ('hump
("ht k. calndidate for the delnmor2tict
1rl2i,ren;l2 ,llt nl2222mintloll, llandl H1enry
Wattersron of .leinv1ill d(ls' LaseiPd the'
pllthicul itllll ltuation he're o, hli2y. Whe1the'r
theIy d stumeNl presidenltial ]prospe1t, tti
neithe r would s4ay.
"1 d1on't think we ta.lkrd hlitolet any
thing that wi.1hld Intelrest the' g'eneral
lU hle just nw,." sail. lltSpeaker c'lark.
"I ,':Lrned nea.rly all I know illabut
Ipolities in the rarly day2 friom road
IngK \attetrn', ('41d4torials. When I
was4 n Iboy in Kentuc'ky my filther
Hsnt iie to ii, flharmelr. 10 mrilels from
1.22l4ville, +who c',ouldn't relad. l)ne ofit
mlly Jobh %n 4a;s4 ta , ro ind to te fanrmner
22t nKght. I used to read hint1 Wntter
s42on2'~ 2.dltorlals, tland t1,here, I got m111)
first 'lhe2s. YVir, afterwlrd wher ii
.younlg 22tn2l, I intradi w4ell 4Wa'ttersoln to
an 22ndien('e in 2'my home tlown, and
l,, have : ' llen frien4ds e've.r shi.'P. I
atlwa4.2 m R' to 5s,1 h11'121 when he 142421111'4
ito Wlshingtn."
NO MONEY FOR GUNS.
W~I.~tillngton, Jan2. 20.-']The 52l4( 22r
firearmsiiiiII lrn2ilnl Jil2l I ceni pll1 through
2ouIt t1h,2 c'Ioulry w\lll ctondemned In tlhe
house todny, while fil a)pproprhlton
for the1 Il)1strlt ofr 'o1lulbin lpoll2 i, rlu
2'thizilnlg the purchas('I of moderni ' re
22v,1rs was N. n ler i tlll2ussl, hon. II.I,
rI2l,22llitativ' Shllerl2'4 'y of Kentucky, 2aid
thal2 AmericltIn c'lthes 4would y re1movety In
h2l, iltl2, 2l' of any firearmsln by Ithe 14llc. t.
1'I'1h, ln(ulllse c(n',llcurreld In thsl v1iew, tde
ll2ll2ning llto lake ti l approplriatit l. r
OPIUM CONGRESS ENDS.
'he ll ag Ku Jian. 20.--'The1 Internn
tilnltil 2piiluh conference ' lr22lti2tltly I
flnlshled Its wo\rk today. Theu con
fi'r2'22'2 rili2optedl the iprolocolll which2 will I
hli 2l4l'llg] Jnnin2ry 23. 1The. esions tl
h,2g2lll Ih, 'l'ln1iler. 1, ilst, 211111 the et2l2tl
tli2'l 4s i',lpres'4n'lted 2are the uInlitd (Statesn,
('ireat ll'ltllllln, ('hJ1lll., lPru2(nc? . (ler
inmany, Itnly, Japan.112, P''Ir'Ni. ]'ortugaIl, t
lamin, RtAlNtIh a2i4d The NetherhlnndN.
Itlillhllp ('halrtle1 II 11,ro t of thel 1(121 -
l 11111 church In thelt Phlllppinel pre -
ICE GORGE BROKEN.
I.luisville, Jan. 20.--Alpli.rently all
l2lldanger from the b'reaking of the leoe
gonrgn in th2 e hilo rve1ra'' 1lhere hadl
p2is2dtl tonitght. The rush o(i water at
llthat dlilodgled tlhe' h1uge' Jlin o2tu2sed
Ithei r'lvr to rise ate 111, rate of almost a
it 'lfllt an hoItr. The ri'e tonight hi v
2teil2dy. l22however, bull Ilnot Iot marked a ll i
eariet'lir hi the dy)'. N42 damage hlla
2hotn I'reportedL frolm nearby ''points
si2e22' thIl2 d1onel whe~ n 2the gorge' Has
hr ok' 2n.
FREE FROM THE ICE.
(lhii'om'stor, Mass., Jan. 20.-"All now
fl'r'," wa2s the wireless messag4e roe- 2
ceivedl.'l this alfternoon froml2 Captain b
I)2;nlels of the revenue utlter All- P
2lr2242CogLg2I c(onerllning the fleet of
lhailucnetor fishing vessels taitl havel
h2lnII Ic('(eou2nd on the west ('oast of
N.ew IFoundltn.d,
FISH AND POWL. 1
Past Walrpole, MaNe., Jan. n2,0-4Rob- t2
'rt Perkins Basse, governor of New w
Hamllpshlre, today tmrarried Mluis Edith ei
Harlan 3Bird, deaughter of Mr., and, Mrs. l
C'harles S. Bird, at Indean, the 'ap u
clous residence of the alr4 .taalliy.
*UIVASIt I GROUNDS.
(Pramint Jutdge's iAbRry.) Y
A-tto iy--i' rt , 'pnre.nde"do you P
desilre to ti'deiP ilrlvnr.ed?" bi
Woman--"How about the oounthoue lor
groeUile at' R.no?" , A
PEDERATION O ASBOR IS
FORMED AN*kWIL j APPLY
POR A CIARnTIR.
Phoenix, Aria., Jam,. 80.-lt'rlty-fourlr
dgiegntev represe0ntl 5n1g rr Ia r or
gInlxntlon in A'trigatiav oee ... iL ...
rnmenhernhip in 7,000, tiret l re Iltay
tlld formled the Arizona Mtaite ' ra
tion or Tllhor. 1]. . Simonitn tf
flobe, wen elected president, ::nl IIlr
viy P'. ('reen of Phoenix, i.,., rt1,r6.
They will serve until olffii, rs lre
rlected by it referendum vote otf the
federation.
Commllittee otin constitti on,. IIIleI',
lgis.itlon it Adl resoplutions w, ;' l
poilllltidl and rleports will I.e hiartl t -
uo'rr'ew. The cn vention t. ill b. In
lCenion until \VednUesday. It \ ,iy dle
idedl that the organlsttilp hit' , hi I)
ply tit once for membershil, in th
Awnerienn Folderiitin of l.ltihi; ts., It
wa ad, nldmiitted that the Ar!znii; nIll
herslhll hhinlhded unions or trioi, ý tiht
wii're not rc'vogniaed by tili' Wnlilltil
To Roommanmd,tasws.
'rhe principal work t.6f th,, rlit,
fdhr'ltltion will Ie to rec(,omm",.I It tih
first leginhltlre of ArlgOnn iti,: thiti
will proleit thei interests of VreI.,,l-.ill
lihor. If. It was declared, Ithe lovit'a
ture..shouhl rail tol take~ Ite .' l'lioid
ldlequate bhy lhior, the (L~tAuti v a''ildl
be invlki'dl and the et e of iah-r
pllleiced stliutnrely. hefqgra he l., '
Alllng' th(e lws delrrdr h- II- , lhh
.ri'ng aen t[r tin employi& Ii .Illly
rnit'tllllnent: workmen's C1org., ImtionL!
let: department, of ininitig is Ip.tor
nlheigiate mining law's; aItlul,,thh ,ri
hillitium of tihe lie uf.e..lp a'll l I.; ,hlIi
labor; eight-hour dlay oi ll pullh11
work; letting of state contr;lis l to
those who employ union hilt.r; the
recalll applyingt to efseral jtu.,lv.. itl
nlited 1iStates menatl as well 1i ill
other stlat officeholde, and lI;a llut
ting into effect the inltiaItlv. ifirl' .l
Mlll and recall.
Politliiann were in confir.lt, r, vilth
malny of hlle labor leaders Io:l ;iandl
with annotlnoled tonight thallt Ith. dl
gaten principally have bion l1rollllhled
thin right to name the stitne tiii,' in
spl'etolr lnd the state bollt r itn,teto r.
INVASION OF UNEMPLOYED,
alln DlieKgo, Jan.' 20.- anrlnKg n in
vasion if i hlorlde of tn ,imttil1 .id frio n
the nlortih. ('lief of Police Willson i
tablhllellli totlday lin lrnmed .':ll l on tile
iitltklrts of the city guarding the
railrtilld lani l county hJglllay . Ialding
into ulln lhego. RTepoftt from ranch
ers all thle waiy from Los Angeles any
thit lien ronts I hlae kwnl raidled,
holuses entered and ntolher, ie redation.
itnllnittedl by hundcrdUsilr ;'re' 'men
.,vs are making thei ly t , l. 4lq city.
BLUE SUNDAY STRE
ThIS DAY
SALT LAKE PEOPLE CAN'T
SMOKE OR DRINK, BUT THEY
MAY WEAR FLOWERS.
Salt Lnlo C('ity, :Jai. 'it.-iCitizens of
sult leake are farina Iiei privations
of Ianoiithtr "hiue ti Si ldy" tonight.
The gcognsisg4loslgig gIvigitrmnt, heedful,
perhaps, of the pr"dic ltigs that their
ipoilicy will nsake S*al I.anke a dead
town, have exemplted floar shops from
thle operatitn of th I Sunrday dlosing
rules, thus lrntrittita 11i1w proper ar
rangentitts ol' funraltu. other 4ones of
businoess, Including lgiar stands, ipar
kets, bakeries and harler shqps, are
outsidu the lpale ofl tIii I;lw.
The salo of rmani was permitted
last Sunday. Under t" u r of this ex
emptionl cntain dtlgl si, . ii iits alleged,
sold peunuts. The, grI'a'"ri claim that
the peanut is a v.itiity ,,f been and
that beans In annis ar is legitlittato
objects of sale as IaII:ii in shells. The
isan giuesoton will iot I, brought into
the courlts until aft ' ti, hbearing oI.
a test caseo on tihe riht of the conm
mniisghlp to close rigor P ItanLs, which,
will tbe trlied nuxt wi%-k.
BOTH UPHOLSTERED. 1
(From Judges Li.ibary.) ]
Laying anside ti iho t:ll IPper, Mas.
Browng observedi, A tuldod eQ5rOeOst
saved a mian's life tt ita automoblle
accidett."
"Yes," replied aMr. lir wn: "and the a
attIcle tgentiuoni rthat Ix uwife. who
was struck csa tghe hipi,i also gesaped
cerious Injury."
TWO MORE BODIES.
Ihoustgn, Jan. 20.-'L'wi nmore bodies,
both of womten, werel ric overed today
from thie r gins of iithe -ere house,
utkigK, Wtith the1 woiugglls bo4 foutnd
Thursday, three victlims of Tuesdaty,
morning's fire. It is beileved fife
biodlies found todlay ar those f em*.
ployis of the hotel.
CHEAP COAL.
rhlciggo, Jan. 2o.--I :iI italeors in the
west side tentientut iislgl-t haVei cut
ibaskets, In half, as ta 'u,'alt of the
estahilshmlggent of i stnitl cuoalyard by
the Elisncoptal eatheligrgl at which ,gal
was sold for 10 cents i it asket. Deal.
'rn previously hail still ii at 2I to
80 cents a tIgsket.
LAUNCH ANI CREW LOS`.
Marshfield, Ore., Jan, an.1-Thp pWo
line launch North Star, Otnitaln Josph
Yoamaker, with Willitam BrIca rd,
FPtlrank Tanner,on 'con 'erri and I "41
bee. broke dot'n near the lu', t,
out to sea ti4 was capiMdd
All on oArd W wero lost,
WALL .tiTT ýTRADKRS 1O00
VERY LIrr'L. EUIINESS AND
PRiCE. sREMAIN 8AMI. ,
New Yorlk, Jan. 20.--Apart fronm
gains of a pblnt in Mexican rpt'lFay,
secondn lreferred and 1 ' in lI1t4'
borougtl-Metropolitan, there were ."W
clh.ng)t8 of Importance *lat the caipn
Ing today of the stock market's ,.,o..
l,ntor tiggett A Myers fell %.,
The market became more active soon
after the opening under the lend of
Reading. The list as a whole moved
sympathetically. i.tlantie (a'on Line
nnade a furtlr gain of I % and
strength ,wa s "l wa by the trunk' Iline
1spe01s,
The msarlet closed easy. Trading
slackened In the second hour,' hiu
Renong, Northern Pacific and some of
tih1 metnal stocks reached a higher
!vl hforre i)rofl't.taking sales mnade
an Impresslion on prices. Reading re.
siirnl 1rt point andll the restnsions else.
hvlwire wereo xtrfel.y moderate. The
strength of the liHt was aucrlibe$, to
short Interestls.
New York Cipsing Stooks.
New YoVrk: nn. 20.-TP.Odty's l os
Ing quotati.nP it '~ ihe eoihange TYl
low: ld
A mnilglma ted c 'l)pp)ct ................ 1i.
American ymenlt. & Ref ...... T72"7
ido preferred (bi) .. ........ ..1.3.4
Anoonpda ..... .......... ..... 3
Atchis, n ........:... .... ... . . . 10461
Atlantlk (,It :;in ...... ......
inaltimore & OhIo .1011.14
C('aatiiatn t'ot'a'l' . 3.1%i
C!lesualpeake & Ohi . 7 1%
Chlcago & Nortllwetlrl .. . I'41%
ChicaclS,, Mui. & Rt. Intl .......... 108½.%
C.lorado Puol & Iron` ........... 2.1y%
'olratdo & i4outhirn (bid) . .. 44
"Il0ware & Hludson ... .. 17 ,
Denver & Rio 4irand ............ 1%
Oo preferred ...... .. . 45
1rlie ........ ....... .. .. ..... ,.
C(rout 'Northernll ret'ferred ....
(reant Northern (ire ('tfs . t41'4
Gleneral Elect.irio . .... . tI0
Illlnols Central .... ........ .. 141
International liIrvester ..1.....64
Leufuvillhe & Nashville .. ........114%
Lehigh Valley ........ ....7%
Missouri Pacific ................ 40%
Missourl, Kansas & Tlxas .. ...... 38%
National Lead ................ ....... l 4
New York Central ......... .....1'08R
Norfolk & Western ................. 109%
Northern Pacific ......... ...... 118%
Pennsylvania ......... ......... .123%
Rending ............. .... ... .15
Rock Island ....... .................... 241
do preferred ................................ .. 51,t
Southern Pacific ........................... 0 ,
Southern Railway . ....................
Union Paelfic ......................1
United States Steel ............. 67!4
do preferred ................ .111
W abash (hid) ........... ..... ... ......... 7
do prefergedl.-.. ..$8%
do prefne olon.. .................. .....t........... I8%
W e tern tion ................. ............... 4%
Livestock Market. '
Chicagon, Jan. 20.-Ca.ttle-Receipts
estimnted at 1,500; market tweak.
Ille.ve, $4.450t 9,.50; Tex:as steers. $4.50
41 3.90; w\estern steers. $4.80.07.25:
starkerls nld lee.rlrs. $8.73: ,18: rewts
and hIl ifeirs, $2.5010o;.75:; ilves. $6.50
4r 9.75.
Hugs-Rece'llts 23,000: market dull,
Sc lower. Tight, $5.70016.20; mlinii,
85.90fi4t6.35: Ihlavy, $5.95Y4i.37 %: roulgh,
$3.954,-6.10; plgr, $4:40Qr,5.70; bulk of
sales, $S6.154'6.30.
Sheet-p-Rel'Ipts. 30,000; market
steady. Native, $3.25@4.70: westerln.
:$3.6044.75: yearlings, $4 90@4.85;
Inmbs. latlve, $4.504".6,80; western,
-54. 0,.85.
Money Market.
New York, Jun. 20.-Money on call
nominal. Time loans very soft and
active; 60 days. 2%h@21i% per cent:. 90
d)ays. 2t14s2% per (ent; six monis,
340 3% per clint. Prio, Inmrcantile'
paper 3%S4'4% per cent. Sterling ex
change firm, with actual business in
bankers' bills at 484 for 60 days and at
487.20 for demiand. (Ommerlcal bills
443%1. (lovernment aonds, steady:
railroads, strong.
Metal Market.
Niw York, JIn. 20.-The metal mar
kets were quiet and nominal; un
changed in the absence of cables. Lake
coDper, $14.0014.621: electrolyt4c,
$1t4.37it0r14.50: castlng. $14014.25.
'Tinl, $42.700~142.85.
]Ltad, $4.40@4.50,
tp.'lt.r, $6.55.066.5.
IN THESE DAY%,
(Prom Judge.)
Drink to me only with thilno eyes,
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Coal and Wood
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Our genuine Gus Coke at $8.00 a ton
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"Caught With the Goods"
lBiogrnph (nnlnedy-A comedy with a" riot of Inughter.
"Yaun, the Troubadour"
Drmna-Ai heeautifully cnolored film. Acting superh,
"A Mixup in Raincoats"
Il'gi'alhI comedy-3A highly tnmusing comedy film-.a htrgh produlcer.
Extra Musical Attraction-Paul Schneck in Flute Solos
lor lunexcelled Orchestra In the following:
1. Irnanl-a i- ti lon..... .... .......... ......... ....... Vertdu
.l Putsta Mt'idn-wait ........... .......... ly ihanties Roberts
:. "Wltn "- t'selection ...... ....... .....y W. MormoN
4. That Baboon Baby Dance..... ............... ... y Jo' .lJooper
fi. Quo'etz of Altutlmn-ovtrtlurey. .............. . .By ('grl liag
;. TIhe lid Al u- ru-mrch .... By Wirhideu
M.'. Jl I , Vtunlltl t ia rinIng "(i.l, :Mr. Moon Mlnn,'.1: toulnTif1y1' Illustrated,
atni "If T.urs Were fP arlk"
I S I S---The Ioe of Good Picta,.s and Music
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"THE COWBOY'S ADOPTED "GIRLISH IMPULSE"
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A t.nse druana of r 'eal 'western tdy drama. " '
"PATHE'8 WEEKLY" "HE, SHE AND IT"
T'he world's curril)t events - A screamingly funniy comedy In
know~r all, nees all, telle q'i. p pantmnllne.
Music by
BOVEE'S ORCHESTRA
,Violin solo-"C'natvltut.. . .... .................J. RJ. Rff
"M,''xhin: Kisse', ..................... ... .Charles J.. hobrts
H4'hct'ionl-"The 'olhder mrl". ..................:...J. ames E. Howard
"llt rti and I'lolwers". ................ ............. .....Theo) . Tn'obl ine
"]Ec (di N apoll"................................................. .......c 'harltr Arm and
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