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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING-, JANUARY 28, 1908. 3 f-
WHTeiies he
1 IS fflOPPBBT
fm Reiterate That Whole Qucs-
lif mi ilon IS an(li(lac Is iu
Hands of the People.
liffLACK OF CONFIDENCE
m CAUSES MONEY STRINGENCY
jJjgrBelieves That Best Remedy at
tsJiBf Present Is the Insurance of
JjM Bank Deposits.
I S WASHINGTON, Jan. 27. TV. J.
Bryan held an impromptu rcccptiou in
the rooms of the House Committee on
."Wbj's and Means, where a number o
Deraocraticc Representatives and many
outsiders chatted with him. Asked by
somo ono to name his choico for a
running mate, in the event of his nomi
nation at Denver, Mr. Bryan laughing
J' replied:
"I shan't tell. That is too bold a
-question."
To the newspaper men ho said:
"You may say that my coming to
"Washington to consult any
men or set of men as to whether or
not I ought to be a candidate for the
nomination. I have not put that ques
tion to any men, nor shall I. The peo
ple, not individuals, have the sole right
to decide that point. 1 am not here
to solicit support for myself as a pos
sible presidential candidate, I never
solicit individual support. I never ask
any man to vote for me.
"In tho past, when I was before tho
peoplo as a candidate, my efforts to
obtain votes have been confined to
statements of my views."
Denies Absurd Story.
Asked about the story published in
somo quarters that former Senator
Jones, Oliver P. Belmont and others
came to him a day or so ago and told
Mm he was not the logical candidate
for tho Democratic nomination, urged
"him not to run, and promised to op
pose him if their advice should be dis
regarded, Mr. Br3ran said:
"There is not a shred of truth in
that story. No one has advised me not
to bo a candidate. I saw Senator Jones
and wo did talk politics, but nothing
of tho sort reported occurred. I
have as yet had no 'formal confer
once' since my arrival in Washington.
Tonight at a dinner at the home of
Senator Newlands of Nevada I shall
meet and confer with the first one-half
of the Democratic Senators on the
alphabetical list.
"Tomorrow night, C shall sco tho
, second half; after that I go at once to
f Roanoke, near where my daughter is
I attending school,"
H "Mr. Bryan, before leaving tho capitol.
i'. dictated, in response to a request,
($ ' the following interview, setting forth
M I briefly his views on the financial situa-
iBLi Viows ou Situation.
jf "Lack of public confidence is what
drives money out of circulation. Re-
QjT store public confideuccc, and money rc
3 f turns to its accustomed channels. For
KU' lack of confidence tho best rcmed- is
3t j insurance of bank deposits, and I have
tf : urged upou tho various States and Con
tort!! ' gress the passage of some measure
Ht ' similar to the law adopted by Oklahoma.
3Uj i This provides for the. creation of a
lS : guarant3' fund by. assessment upon
"mi ' banks in proportion to their de
af ; posits, and authorizes the banking board
j .Women's
B Ailments
Hi are many and peculiar. At
i times they so disorganize the
9 system that the general health
is impaired and weakened.
y& When women feel nervous
Jgf and debilitated, or suffer with
J sick headache and depression,
$$eecAam2
Bun
will promptly relieve these
S unpleasant symptoms, and do
3 much toward restoring healthy
' conditionstothevariousorgans.
fa For backache, dizzy spells,
flf feeble blood, stomach weak
er ness, constipation and other
distressing ailments, Beech-
j& am's Pills are a reliable
l preventive and
'4 ' A Natural.
! L Remedy
Jj SnM K whi.r. !n kzxr 10c. and 2S"e.
t KSVVts. "XIiviv i nothing in
i '. 11--5? '7 "orld nut vflU Mop
J ' BKSsV " ir I4'115 r r't the pro;-
A ' IOlwMftjErjfPa ism of dbwnj is uulck
51 rXZttT&-lV KADWAVS HEADf
W, H''58A, Jf UEI.IEK. Curst d1
rfs -W " mwniJ .'"en is Coiiah. Coldi, Sore
K 1L Tlitont, loAuctiza, Paenrao-
IE UlioiWD"Mm, Ncuralcit,
P T0 Ueadaclvt, Toothache. Atth-
JF' J?y wa. Difficult nreilbiue.
D ZJSfrr jV Cure ercry pain and
K Jlf n ,che throilthoul thf hit
S HI RnrlTTliy'o RenflT. ndlof
ft l i&vtK cerr family llui (nraln
M1 able (sjweifle remedy for all
Iff E3& iDflamrnxtorr ciittn tliontd
Ik "f ccmlnr.tb "ept on Hand. The cipemo i.i
It Msrr trifle xnd wei moie llun tviit.T tjmcj
B the (itnnunt In dortow' or dmssM' trill. .
I , Ft AT) WAY'S KEADY HKI.IEF
I rerfcclly eff-. contaiuirie nu narcotic or o.n-
S Cjrrmu Insredicntd. IGiiarantrcd under the
ft Pure Food and Dmss Law," Serial So. KIT.)
t , DR. TtADWAY & CO..
1 UoiliTjj- Square." Worth and Lafajctto Su..
f A N'ew Y'orW.
RHEUMATISM
I -wnnt crcr.v chrorjlc rhcamalio to throw
awlxr nil medicines, all lJnlmcnts. nil plasters,
and kItc MU.NYON'S 3X HH15UMATISM CUHK
a trial. "o matter vrhat jour doctor may nay.
no matter how prejudiced jou may Ih ajralnst all
advertised remedies, ko nt once to your drug- '
cist and set a bottle or the SX ItHEUMA- .
TISM CORE. There ore 160 doscfl In a
bottle, and aH ono lady wiys, "Erery tablet 1
Is Tvortb moro than a diamond at the name
Blre." A few (loses tvlll take awr all aches I
and pnlns, and n cure Generally Jtollowi betora
one bottle Is used.
v J
to make such assessments from time to
time as may be necessary to restore the
jruaranty fund wben it." is lowered by
tbc payment of money to depositors of
failed 'banks.
"This permits tho resources of all
these banks to be the resources of each
bank, and insures each depositor
against loss. Tho Oklahoma Statute
permits National banks to take ad
vantage of tho Slate law, and a Na
tional law should permit Stato banks
to come under the provisions of that
law in States which have no guaranty
system.
Must Have Elastic Currency.
''As to an elastic currency, I think
provision could bo made for sufficient
elasticity in times of emergency by a
law providing for the issuo of United
States notes, such notes to be loaned
by the Government to the banks upon
adequate secunt3 and at a rate of in
terest which would compel the retire
ment of the notes when the emergency
is over. I supposo nearly all merhber?
of Congress and Senators favor some
provision for an emergency currency.
The .Democrats, as a rule, favor a
system under which the Government
will issuo and control tho value of
'emergency currency, -while most Repub
licans favor Home system under which
it would bo issued and controlled by
the banks. This presents the point in
dispute betwocu the two parties. The
high financiers have been largely re
sponsible for tho present panic by
reason of their reckless methods; and
I am satisfied that a majority of tho
people would prefer to risk the Gov
ernment rather than risk these men.
Somcbod' must decido upon the needs
of the people, and so far as I am con
cerned. I prefor that the concessions
be with the public officers responsible
to the public, rather than with private
individuals who would be guided by
their own interests, instead of tho in
terests of the House.' 1
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Salt Lake Statistics ?
iT..T..,..r..;..:..T-Mr..r!-T-;"!"i":"t"!"T..T2t.
Births.
George W. Kinsman, Tenth South and
Eleventh "West, boy.
George P. Delany. CS South Second
West. fdrl.
JoFeph Hack well, 4 Fifth avenue, girl.
Ray Hamilton Portor, 323 Ninth ave
nue, boy.
Hans Anderson, S53 Genesee, avenue,
girl.
A. jE. Anderson, ,2tJ3 Bast Fifth-South,
boy.
Richard Watls, 30 L street, girl.
Deaths.
Thomas Henault, St. Mark's hospital,
stomach trouble,
Frank P. Dixon, 1)02 TVcst Second
North, convulsions, aged 2 days.
Dlamnntis KaiampoUas, McGlll, Nov.,
gunshot wound, aged 25.
William Brown. Murray hospital, pul
monary tuberculosis, aged 3S.
Marriage Liconsos.
John Farrcll of Goldfleld. Nov., and
Julia Earley of Butte. Mont.
Will Jones of Marigold, Miss., and Alice
Kennclly of Salt Lake.
Wlllard Molyneux and Sarah Carter,
both of Mona.
Wendell A. Cunningham and Alta A.
Wlllman, both of Salt Lake.
Henry Nick and Nellie Anderson, both
of Salt Lake.
Arthur Mlllikon and Mary P.olh, both
of Salt Lake,
t Beal Estate Transfers.
Evalyn P. Swenson lo Albert E.
Chlsholm, lot 13, block 4, 5
acre A 5 i0
George Taylor to Job Plnchin, lot
8, block 17. 10-acrc A 300
Thomas V. Flnlayaon and wife to.
Joseph J. F. Schmidt, section 2S,
township 2 south, range west,. 300
Glen It. Bothwell to Joseph J. F.
Schmidt, lot JO, etc., block 2.
City park 100
Glen R Bothwcll to Joseph J. F.
Schmidt, lot J2. etc., block 3,
City park 2,100
Grace K. South worth to John J.
F. Schmidt, lot 11, block 3, City
park subdivision 200
Maty Ann Newson Tlmms to
Charles-II. Jarman, part of lot 3,
block 10,- plat A 400
W. P. Road to Anna K. Buck, lots
18. etc.. New London subdivision 5
II. C. Hoffman to R. C. Ro3.'i, lots
H and 15. block 1, Marion park.. 5
W. P. Head to TI. B. Johnnon et nl,
lots Hi and J7, New London sub
division "
R. W. Glenn to Joseph L. Glenn,
land in section 10. township 1
youth, range I west ,300
J. W. WilHey to II. G. Cater, part
of lot 'J, block IS, plat G -J00.00
Ella Campbell Ho John A. Reld,
part of lot 3. block fS, plat D 1,000
Fred II. May to Kate Jenny Oleon,
part of lot 1. block IS, plat D 1,800
Annie N. Showell to Andrew II.
Morteiieon, loin 21 and 22, block
2, Thomas subdivision 10
F. IT. Lsiy ct nl to Efile Snyder,
lots 20 to 21. block 3, Ontario
subdivision 1ST. 50
P. P. McDonald el ul to A. J.
Wlckes, lots 10 and 11, block
2, Marion park 1
Vilate K. Ilawley to Utah Savings
fc Trust company, part of lot 5.
block 33, plat P. ::,oS2.25
L. L. Woodruff et nl lo Ea'rlpy B.
VnylcB, part of lot 1, block 22,
plat K y.OOO
Thonia.'i Quayle to A. J. LJrnwor,
lots H to 15. block 1. South
Main SI rent addition 000
Alln'i't 15. Cahoon to Chrlnlina
Clark, lot 1 section 7. township 2
south, range t east 300
FURTHER REDUCTION' IX
UNION PACIFIC FORCE
CILEYRNXE, Wyo.. Jan. 27.-rSup-plcmcnling
the order of Saturday, is
sued by Vice-President Mohler. reduc
ing the work iu the Union Pacific shops
io five days per week, tho order wan
posted hero today reducing it still
further, to three days per week, np
parentlv in pursuance of tho policy of
retrenchment, which Mr. Mohlcr is
quoted as saying would bo followed as
long oh the President's attacks on
eorporations' continued.
Tho local shop foreman says that the
last reduction will, reduce the force be
low tho neeessary efficiency decrease.
STREETS ARE COVERED
JTH WHITE UTIHC
But the Snowfall Lasts About
an Hour, as
Usual.
The wealhor prophet must have had a.
revelation Monday, lie certainly demon
strated his ability an a seer, for small, im
maculate spheroids not flakes fell dur
ing part of the afternoon. The atmosphere
was frigid and the skies -were overcast.
The breath of spring on Sunday was thor
oughly dissipated by the blight, of a win
ter's day and pedestrians were forced to
take a hitch in overcoats in order to
feel comfortable.
But, like every, previous stab at snow
ing, tho elements lost heart nlong toward
dusk and what little solidified precipita
tion thero had been passed away Into In
finitesimal nothingness. Thero was a
slight rise in temperature, too, and the
skies grew clear. But, notwithstanding
all of these peculiar changes in the
weather. Dr. Hyatt alleles to his latest
prediction.
Sco -what the sky physician has to say
today:
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity Tuesday Partly cloudy, with
local snow.
Monday's Record.
Mondav's record at the local pffica of
the weather bureau for the twenty-four
hours ending at C p. m. wasTas fol
lows: Maximum temperature, 37 degrees.
Minimum temperature, 2(5 degrees.
Mean temperature, 32 degrees, which is
two degrees above normal.
Accumulated excess of temperature
since the iirst of the month, SI degrees.
Relative humidity, S2.
Total precipitation from G p. m. to G
p. m., .01 inch.
Accumulated deficiency of precipitation
since the first of the month, .03 Inch.
Temperatures Elsewhere.
Max. ' Max.
Atlanta G0Now Orleans .. 76
Bismarck .. .. 20 New York -IG
Boise 3G( Norfolk 5S
Boston 50 Northtleld . ... -10
Buffalo 28' Omaha 32
Charleston .. .. 5Gi Pittsburg -IS
Chicago 36' Pocatcllo 30
Cincinnati .. .. 52, Portland. Or. .. 52
Denver 51. St. Louis 46
Detroit 36 St. Paul 22
Dodge 50 San Francisco . 58
Duluth M Santa Fo IS
El Paso 62 S. Ste. Marie.. 10
Galveston .. 72 Scran Ion -tO
Helena -JOiSpokano 31
Jacksonville ... Gfi'Tonopah 36
Kansas City . . . -10' Victoria -12
Knoxville . . . . GO Washington . . . 52
Llttlo Rock . . GG, Winnipeg .. . . G
Los Angeles .. 5G Yuma 61
FOWLER DISCUSSES
CURRENCY QUESTION
WASHINGTON. Jan. 27. The street
railw.ny systems of tho District of
Columbia and the financial question
occupied the time of the JIouso of
Jiepresentatives toda3r. The latter sub
ject was discussed by Mr. Fowler,
chairman of tho Commltteo on Banking
and Currency, in an exhaustive speech,
in which he opposed bond-secured cur
rency and the proposition looking to
the "establishment of a ventral bank.
Mr. Fowler used for his text- tin bill
introduced by him early in the present
mouth, providing, among other things,
for bank redemption districts, which,
lie argued, would meet National
emergencies.
THE COME AND SEE SIGN
This sign is permanently attached
to the front of the main building; of
the Lydia E. Pinldiani Medicine
Company, Lynn, Mass. j
"What 3)oesTliis Sijni Mean ?
It means that, public inspection of
the Laboratory and methods of doing
business is honestly desired. Itmcans
that there is nothing about the bus
iness which is not " open and above
board." It means that a permanent invita
tion is extended to anyone to come
and verify any and all statements
made in the advertisements of Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Is it a purely vegetable compound
made from roots and herbs with
out drugs ?
Come and Sec.
Do the women of America continu
ally use as much oi! it as we are told ?
Conic and See.
Was there evpr such a jwson as
Lydia E. Pinkham, and is there any
Mrs. Pinkham now to whom sick
woman are asked to write 'i
Come and Sco.
Js the vast private correspondence
with sick women conducted hy
women only, and are the letters kept
strictly confidential?
Come and Sec.
Have they really got letters from
over one million, one hundred
thousand women correspondents?
Come and See.
"Have they proof that Lydia. E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
cured thousands of those women ? ,
Come and Soe. f $ '
This advertisement is only for
. doubters. The great army of women
who know from their own' personal
experience that no medicine in tho
world equals Lydia 'E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound for female ills
will still go on using and being ben
. sfited by it; but tho poor doubting,
suffering woman must, for her own
sake,be taught eonfidencejor she also
might just as well regain her health.
?
r Mexican Mustang Liniment m
I The Greatest Remedy for the Sorest Needs. 1
1 RANCHMEN, DAIRYMEN and EOULTRYMEN MECHANICS, LUMBERMEN and FARMERS 1
aieed it for Galls, Barbed Wire Cuts, Bruises, need it for the daily hurts that are sure to. B
I Strains, Scratches, Sweeny, Spavins, Harness come with an active life. Cuts, Burns, Bruises, iH
Sores and lameness in Horses and Cattle. Sore Sprains, Strains, Crushed Hands or Feet ren- I
I Teats and Caked Udder. in Cows quickly re- dered painless and promptly healed. Its anti- I 'H
I relieved and cured. Screw Worm and Foot septic qualities make it a necessity in all cases I
I Rot in Sheep cured or prevented. Roup, of wounds or open sores. Mexican Mustang 11
Gapes or Frozen Combs in Poultry promptly Liniment will save mos't of your doctor's bills, g Hl
1 checked and cured. Mexican Mustang Lini- Used as a poultice for Sore Throat or Cold 9 rH
' I ment is the ever ready veterinary, and sixty in the chest it gives quick relief. Try it 1
I 3-ears' service has proved its great value. for Frostbites, Chilblains and Rheumatism.
uga&fjUftii FR SALE BY ALL DRUGG,STS 25c" SOc and 51 fr bott,e. -BaBSEE&BmmmsmmsBgitir '1
The Architect 1
I Specifies P. & L. Varnish.
I The Painter
1 Uses P. & L. Varnish. 9
The Owner " I
Buys P. & L. Varnish. 1
The Reason: I
I All know it is the best. 1
That's Sufficient.
Morrison, 1
Merrill & Co.
2S Main Street. I
I Press Clippings Are
Business Builders I
We'll get you tho clippings and
show you how to use them. a
Inter-Mountain Press j
Clipping Bureau,
232-233 Commercial
Club Bldg.
One of Your
Ambitions .should bo to retain sood
eyesight. IT you want to Know how
to do It, consult us.
We manufacture cyogluspcs, and
correct ili?fe'tlvc slglu. JCycs tested
freo for glasses
Maker of Perfect Eyeglasses.
Phones 1763.
":; West First South.
SALT THFATPF Qoo.D.Pyper
LAKE 1 1 1LAI HL Manager.
TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
Wm. A. Brady and Jos. Grlsmcr pre
sent MAN HOUR
By George Broadhurst.
A STORY OF PRESENT-DAY CON
DITIONS. SEATS NOW SELLING.
Trlecs Nights. 50e to 5"; matinees,
25: to $1 50.
Souvenir albums to the ladles at
"Wednesday matinee.
ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE
All This Week.
G I raid & Uardinav.
Petchlng Bros. Geo. Ltaane & Co.
JnmeE II. Cullsn, Howard Brof.
Larietta, Klnodrome,
Orphcnrn Orchestra.
Every evening (except Sunday) S:13,
luc. o0c. 25c. Box soats. $1.00.
Matinees dally (except Sunday and
Monday), LMo, 50c, 25c, 10c. Box seats,
75 e.
GRAND THEATRE.
Direction Pelton & Smutzcr.
C V AXD15RPON lies Mgr.
TONIGHT A LI i TILLS WEEK
BEN HENDRICKS
"YON YONSON."
Matlni'cn Wednesday and Faturdn.
(Toddy bear umtlnce Saturday).
Nuxt Week JOSTCPIIINK 'DEFPR'.
Lyric TMealre
'TAMiYlI TONKtIIT.
Price's 10, 20 and 30 Conts.
I AUDITORI'UM
EICEARDS STREET,
! If you vould be graceful, learn to
roller cknte.' Ladles taught free nt
I all r.e38lqp8, Open mornings after
j noona evenings. Hold's band.
OLUTELV PUKE
I
1 Q I i 1
I HTTYLER'S,
I LOWNEY, 1
I ALLEGRETTI'S, j (
I a JOHNSON'S and
I TOWNSEND'S :' I !
1 glace muns. I
1 H A few of the makes you
I A can find in our candy de
ll partmcnt. Wo are the I
I T aKcnts. j
All standard local makes I j
besides, 1 i
Received fresh weekly. i
SCHRAMM'S
J "WERE THE CARS STOP" jj
. i
Froduce masterpieces Jn arL SOFT
WATER produees the same In laun
dering. Tho SHIRTS, COLLARS,
CUFFS, FLANNELS, BLANKETS,
and the household washing; all
washed In SOFT WATER from our
Kreat WATER SOFTENER. Tt gives
results unattainable with hard city
water.
TROY LAUNDRY.
"The Laundry of Quality."
Both .Phones 192. 1G6 Main St.
Wow, Right Mow
is a good time to get your watch
put in good running order for the
, . coming year.
Tend to it now and you will
he right for 1908.
j Our watchmakers are skilled
i experts.
I .
; SALT LAKE CITY. UTAHL
! HAND . .
SAPOLIO',
TOR TOILET AND EATH.
Fingers roughened by needlework
catch every stain and lookhopclcssly
dirty. Hand Sapolio removes not only
the dirt, but also the loosened, 'injured
I cuticle and restores the finders to their
natural beauty.
i iipp -co.
i
112 MAIN STREET.
A full line of' professional
mounts and supplies.
4 '
m Kodafis and Dovoloping. I
CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME.
Four dolifflbtitil toura from San
Francleco, Npbruarv ll, 25. March
10. 2-1. PArties limited to 12
members. Programmes on request.
THOS. COOK & SON,
32 Powell St., San Franclaco.
l 1 1
THAT GOOD COAL
BAMBERGEE,
161 Meiglm St.
I SMART SMOF I
J THE LAST WEEK0F SPECIALS! I I
LESS. THAN HALF OFF 1
I Suits, Goats, Evening Wraps, Silk Dresses, i -
I Fancy Gowns, Waists and Skirts jH
I LESS THAN PRICE. I H
J HANPSOlIE PATTERN MAT SPECIALS 8 I
I $1.98, $2.98 and $5.00 H
! 1 Buys original $10.00 to $30.00 Hats.
i J All must be sold this week.
j SPMMG SUITS AND HATS 'I ifl
1 We are showing Beautiful New Spring Models, 1
3 in all the late materials and foreign styles. 1
r'wiyaayiB mi
apt THE SALT LAKE CITY f
D I BREWING COMPANY.. 1 1
I i ( Tile Leading Brewers of. j "jl
j I mIMMw ' e kcluiS Beer
j J. MORITZ, Gen'l Mr.
; Ssafe fe2Sfc fes? $&
! tf-' "Sm -cm ?&p 'C"" fl
BRBAD 11 M?:AP )i Brba& Brbab Ba& 1Brba& S
OYiiaii No pnu is allowed to touch ROYAL MILK Vvrfftl' I' iiH
BREAD xrtiile It is licius baked. That is why it S flH
'3?" is absolutely clean. It is baked on tlio hearth of fiffiSi;
DT;v the ' oven, and handled go carefully that no Vv2,. fi iH
bR&AD Srease or dirt of any kind comes in contact with KI?BA& iH
1 - 1 Jt That is the secret, of its purity, and it re- MiVfaTVt -
fT I mains just as clean from our bakery to ycurr - "lH
DOYjtI: home, for we are extremely cr.rcful in delivering DOYAjt. iH
e it to your dealer, nnd ho has a case made espcci- V2
'C' nlly for ROYATj BREAD. Ask him for that 'r?! H
I tolfe I K r karat, i I
I Bread fl Bbbab ll Br&d h prba& ; mm ii.Brbad
ir Tbongbts . Ten I
Now to your 1908 rcAdlnn matter. Any offer dupllcntect. Sec me beTore ill
EuyJrlblna- ShepharcJ, "The Magazine Man," 272 South Str.ts. Phones 1631.
J15 SOUTH MAIN' j
Jo set Teeth S3.7o
$7 net (boat red rubber) Jo.io
S Gold Crown, 22k .-. .53.50 !
JS Bridffa Work, beat 53.50-
76c Silver Fllllnfra i J1( Mc
Twelvo Youry' Guarantee.
Palnloes extraction or no pa v.
iQpon till i' p. m.; Sundays. to 12.
I
i
$100.09 UP. jl
All in good condition.
& Amson Co t H
74 South Main Street. -'H