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I 12 PAGES THURSDAY AUCUST sl 1010 h SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SIXTIETH YEAR h
MAN HIGHER
UP IS NAMED
Gore Says That Mammon Men
tioned Vice President
Sherman
HE WAS SIMPLY APPALLED
Was Reluctant to Repeat It but
Chairman Pressed Him
To Tell It
IMrlhcr Jiiotloiit AKnl on That
So
fciilijcil Dlilnl Vouch fur Hum
inoii II Truthful Mini
Muskc okln AllK > 4kn PrfI
8M1 wan nuned by fiewilur
dtn
with what
In connection
T f fliir n
the McMurruy Unit con
know n IIH
re
inventlifutlon of which was I
tricti an Inestllllton I
toilny by 11 special com
btrun her I
ralttee of the house of representatives
Fenator OJrl otter declaring that ho
by Jacob Hum
bad been pppioached
offer of u brlbo oMSGMO
Bn Uth an Ie I brll Gt1
t rtlWW I congressional opposition
that man
inserted n
Ihlt mlll
ts
In the < ntraets U811rled
ln tho Rovcrnmnnt WBH
hlrhr t P foernmnnt
IntTcst 4 IU tho contract Senator
t MnlJ IIP was reluctant to
nor jil r1 < hI wnl
Iam the 11 inentloncil as hlRlicr
up but Liter on being pressed by
Ilurke clmlrmnn ot the
coijnnuman Jurke
nmmlttee 4elareil thnt Hammon had
President Sher
tcil the name of Vice lrlMldent
UnP
Whr I sniffed ut the offer of n
tilt < en < It were raised to 600CO
t Hdinmr > n suggested I might be
nd S nilir lore my visitor
< Hin > m 01 II my olllco ut VashlnK
tin ncnt I to say thnt other in em
it ri of onsiess were Interested In the
tr1 He said Senator Curtis was
IMf < el aid Congressman McOuIro
f nlualKma win Interested nml thou
b rnllntd tin annie of n man hlgh
I was np
tr up in tle gVPrriment
riled he I heard that name
TiKt was Ihe name of that man
lrhtr up tmked Chnlimart Burke
ttV replied Senator Gore I dont
M sa ImUed I could not repent
mil I I great ricul of reluctance
Nuw 8nar dora cxplnlned Con
Italian lrkl this committee m
a tier i B t nil the fact and we
nt t I all you know
le is th 1 1 > true roipondod
i ror ij I wi tell nil I know
T > ie r m n utioned by Hammon aa
diif ft gl r iii > nnd Interested In the
UrMurrat < ntract vas Vies Presi
dent Sh rrc i n
S furtr qui tons wore asked con
mi nir Hi mention of Vice Prexlilont
111 man
n 3 lunation by C H mel
> un fo Mr MoMuirny Senator
r teiir j nf to tho relations exist
ng I himself nnd Hammon
ib f d i iMatlon hnd nlwajs been
i II r ftndly niu ho frequently
ail tjf dealings with llniiunon
lt i nt1 loan ot lone
D < > J jrRiird llatnmon an 1
truthful > ai naked Ally Amrs
In m I IKCS I do but I think ho
Vu1 de nt I limp on occnslnnn
When id < inmltteo ndjourned nt
liad i E rutni rioro Wil still on tho
SrI 1 r f rc snid ConRrennmnn c
S r ser inMibllcnn of tho Third
k tra 1 irit also hud been np
r hd in itin > Ctlon with the bribery
ofl i
Mr tafr 1 1 ild me no on Id Senn
n Gi r I do old me to go iihend
ma mik ITS harce and he would
lan b > g11 hU testimony
fnit I c At the afternoon ncs
Kit 1la ii > had been Informed thM
n trip v f ttu departmrnt ot Ju tke
It fl i i t 11 MH interested In the
Jiumra i Irt The senator d
timcd t I I hc name either of his Jti
mmt f government employ
lo a sted
TKU s cir lUHDK OFFER
Iarn t Ins purpose In disclose
i knr
crnlng nn nllegod offer
ni nleod
orr
or
bt a tint jj oco for which ho wild
7 u t r mut I JWCWOOO Indian
bid
I M flea i IN Htlllo p nntor T p
lkri
to l I 1 he d l
C iecini Invcstlsa
II om I of the oimo ot rcprp
IMII rCJrp
Itlih I limo and place Mt which
ha i Jlnee It whlll
s ali lr WB offered
eflaIned Jacob Hammon
Ir 1 Itepuulilican committee
trait OI11Ill
rr
Ial hhrl ni tho man who
itred
orrrtd
brahe
11 The bribe waR
ired s u
I
tI1j I nglon the senator tea
rvM 1fltc Ii c d r I red the when ho
ce I hlbe Irler Hnm
alII
L li 31unt might bo raised
f natnr m lon also told me that
foccrr V tlrtl of Kaniwii and
Vre In 1 5 nulrp < lf Oklahoma
tmti I i I It McMurrny con
ithlI t Senator Gore And
Ill ILul i ll ll I might aM well
lb RMt I Rn milnl higher up In
the It 0 S RIo Interested In
Pen > Bh hn he named the per
I held up my hands In
tie t1nt ld said 1 It 1osei
SIal M r t n R high In tho Unl
tz I R lent could lay lilmself
TVrD niputntlon1
lo of r I Hnmmon thin In
The > rt I I see
tl 4iii q rfr Senator Onr cx
th R i 1 1 lll nIuIositinn to
t II Couiarces ol
COI
hl r knn rl1 tt
hraTIkIOln an the Me
ttw Id which nftect the
WUiiK li rhlcknsaw tribes of
3 f MM h 1 contracts ho said
° KUI nn nttorncy nnd Ills
ft5 to rrtelv 10
tapr < ii per cent
ei 11 h I e ile or 400 nrra
t Aiibth4i > t1111 hinds belonging to
TM > In rk syndicate Blood
I I 1 > 000XX1
for
M ne Wo HIP Mnjs
It ftp an I th Uln McMurrny inter
Irtl foc wUld reallio
rlnlz
t I iin lhc femitor
Ptlu in Pleared before the
It V8 iK cf > i > nltlM which
nrrc
atlr lodnv AM n dlrrc rsult
t Cs Iflih n JY m 4 In the United
BrSATon lO1t1S RTOUY
I I R frlr1 uJon by th airman of
trlll charlea
Charle H Burke of
SPEAKER CANNON AND
ELECTIONS KANSAS
ltcfui > to i l44 Any Gui 0 iuui mill
ln iirsiiii Vlcloij nnd SUpl llos
r111 tl ho n 11 Klln
Mucklnnr Inland Mini Aug 4 I
know nothing of the Unary election
In Kniinn except what I Haw In time
cvenliif paponi IIH I nm on my veaL
tlon trying to be I boy and throw
lull sinuorsau its which In not hlre
If you know how wild Hpenker Joepl
O Cannon todnv when repeatedly urg
ed to oxpr M < bin oiiihl ion on the ln
mirgciit victory In TuoNday primary
ltct ions In KIIIIKIIH
yu ciin fxinlly provo by any of the
milropolllnn impora H 111 her annoii
continued that I am In my cond
chlldhooil no I tight Ui be nlkmed tu
do iinythlng now that I could do In my
tinder yours
I shah iinibubly not nay nnythhiR In 1
regard to the olectloiiH I U H iene of I
had your aunt been your uncle wlmt
would have happened J Plubht Imn
been nominated lie will probably bo
their nmlldate
11m up here to have u good time
and for that only and would prefer to
lot politic aliino I Just walt tl ho
n boy
South Dakota to teitlfy Senator lure
told hlK story
In 1SOS wild Senator Oore Preil
demit Itoseveit ivfurrxl to glvo hU ap
proval to certain contrnctN which Me
Murray hud secure with tho Indiana
as tribes Under Ur law the Contracts
nuiilo with tribes of Indians wero nut
valid until approved by the prvxldtmt
In the mi mo tear McMumiy Iro
cured contiactH ImllvldUHlly with about
100W nf the Indiana whereby the In
HaiiH were to give 10 per cent of tin
gross receipts In the sale of tholr
finds
1 had In the ftenntc a resolution re
quiring that all contract made with
the Indiana nhould bu npprovod by Con
gress before they becamo valid On
May 5 last tho committee having It
under consideration1 InntructPd Senator
hughes of Colorado to report It fa
vorably
The very next dny Jacob I Hnm
mon former chairman of tho Oklahoma
llepubllcan territorial committee prior
lo statehood en me to my olllcc
He paid he lint n telegram to visit
mo and hn ivni IntoumUHl In tho Mt
Murray contracts
Then he mentioned the name of an
ofllclnl very high up In the Rovohnment
And when I expressed nutonlKhment
Hammon Hold
Well you know there In n lot of
money In thin thing I you say the
word I will nriiuigo for tho W000
Thro will be no checks In this dMI
and no maiked money I will be all
new clean money
ITS OF JIOVEY IN DKAL
Hnminoh said further Well there
n lot of morley ted up In this deal and
R big 0 for somebody
He then cjtplnlnod he wnntd mo to
withdraw my bill or at least hRH It
repoited uiifnvornbly I ppcm lie did
not know I bad already been reported
favorably Then he told me he wanted
no to see Senator Hughes and agree
mt to prom the meaauro there will
its KSOOO In I for youor porlmpn
50000 U you want I Mid Hnmmnn
lie miRRPHted that I call together the
entire Oklahoma delegation to OonRrenn
anti have thorn remove all
nl1 hnE ni opposition
to the contract
In reply to nil then otTers I told
lila thnt tifiOOO or J50000 watt nil the
nmo to me In a matter o that soil
nne I would have nothing to do with
I
Hammon then mentioned n certain
senator and fold he WIll interested In
lie contracts
tll
What wile the name of that ren
ter naked Chairman Hurke
I dont walt to say but I wan the
ame senator that had Interrosniteil nie
n abort time before concerning tho con
tracts
On being urged by the committee to
ell I he knew Senator lore mid
Well I might an well tell wJio I WBH
H wan Senator fiirtls who Hainmor
raid wn interested In the contract
Vhlle I nm about It I might an well ny
lint he Hnmmon nlco mentioned Con
Ire sman McOulrc an being Interested
In the contract
McMurmy came to my office at
Washington and wnntwl me to support
his contracts I told him I would not
lo mo hut on the other hand I thought
I would bo ubaurd for the Indiana to
my thnt vast mrti of money Cor spry
k which the government was In duty
raunil to perform The McMurrny In
terM then went to the president anti
I sent a telegram to the president urg
Ing him not to approve of the contracts
It was notnble how active were the
MeMurrny Interests When I railed on
ecy of the Interior Halllnger to pro
mt against the contracts I was told
not to talk ns exCJov 10nR of Knnsas
was present and he waa Interested in
the contract
SHXATOH flltTIS DKMliS ANY
CONNIXTIOV WITH VTTKIl
Topeka Kan tug 1United Stutej
Senator Charles Curtis when told to
day about the allegation midI by
Senator lore At the Muskogee emigres
tonal Inquiry Into the Indian attoi nay
fee matter In which his name wan
Used as one of those Intwostd In the
IcMurray contracts emphatically de
nil having any connection with the
matter however and gave the tired
tint members of the cabinet and Ills
felloW senators ns wltneitroa to prove
tin assertions
Senator Curtis today sent I dtapuiih
to Chairman lurk of South IXikota of
the board of Inquiry nnd Congiemimiiii
ampbell of KIIIIWM a member of the
board In which ho declared that th
US of his name In connection with the
IcMurray contracts wan without foul
ntlon and thnt he would appear bo
ore the committee nt any time and
> lnce
After sondlriR these dispatches S nn
tor Curtis made the following stab
lent for the Aseoelatod Press
The use of my name In connection
iihhi the MiMuirny nnd Ionir mtrntts
s without foundation I nm not suit
have tint been InteiesUd with any nf
lieni directly or Indlroctly I have tok
en the position that the Chlrknnius
and Chnrtaws did not need attorne > n
In nsilst thorn In the salo of their 10
served coal amid asphalt lands nor In
ho stile of their reserved timber lnndi >
1 have contender thnt It Wad tie duty
or the government under 11 law
astd by Congress to hal that prop
rty for the Indians Thl ran lie veil
ed by tho prroldcnt members of his
nblnet nnd cnator
IAMMON HAS NO
STATKMIiNT AT IHliSIAT i
Muakoscp Okla Aug 4ttr Hnm
Tooth this afternoon to an ARO lntr1
Iress repmcntatlve said he hnd no
tntcment to make at this time but
that he might make ono later
I IAttEN 0
ATEND
MURDER HEARING
Defendant Cllvc Tells Why He
Came Back From
Denver
MRSCLIVE ON WITNESS STAND
iirmiln ira tea lln > baiiirN Tp tlmony ot
tlrnI Vhlch l sit In 1 IIIt
IHnlli of lkii
1Iel1 Corroniond ncc
PHOVO AUK 4Con Ww Ul Inter
tit In exhibited In the ClHtid II Cllvc
murder trial now bvlng heard In thE
Iotirtli district court and the court
room Is crowded at each Mission
DefpndMntn talher I C Cllv taut
Ills aunt Mrs Sarah Ixinmon of Salt
lk came down yesterday and were
with defendant hue mother ami his wife
In the onurl mom during the days pro
coodlngs
Clnude I dive tho defendant tel
dod I redirect at the close of bin
crossexamination yesterday afternoon
thai he conncnled lo come back from
Denver with hi wife and again go to
work for Wllcox because Mrs dive
had convinced him tlutt there hail been
nothing strong between Mr Wllcox all
herself nnd he
Ind believed the familial
ities botwenn them would cease
Mrs Kannlr Cute wife of the de
femlHnl leslltlml In corrolwratlon of
hor husbandH testimony wllh reference
to thii actions of Wllcox towards her
at the times leulfled to by defendant
nnd especially with reforenco to tho ao
tIon of Wllcox on the night of the
shooting Wllcox came Into her bed
room and Into her bed While sin
was rcmonslrallnK wllh Wilcox Cute
rushed In and the shooting occurred
ns hnd been lenllflpd to by Mr Cllve
Mrs Cllvo wns overcome by her feel
Ings nnd shed learn at one lime In lit
early mtiige of Jier lenllmony hut quick
ly recovered her composure
On crosspxamlnallrjn she testlflod
that she did nol know that Mr Wilcox
had etnptoyml hem brother Ralph Olson
Ant brought him to tho camp to pro
led her from the violence of her husi
land but the next day nftor the broth
er arrived nt Canyon siding while Mr
Cllve was accusing witness of Improper
relations with Wllcox her brother In
terfered to defend her and was knocked
down by Cllve She did not think she
snld lo hrr husband after the killing
that rhn would take the blame of kllllns
Mr Wllcox She did nol know how
ever she hail said HO much that she
could not remember No criminal re
ntloiix had over taken place between
alonM ljlll
Iiemilblf and Mr ATrerlx
Mrs Cllve denied having talked over
what they should testify lo as being
words She nd
Mr Wllcoxn dying wOI lt
nltteil that she might have said to the
laughter of WilcOx over the hone
after his death that Wllcox wns not to
lnnio but that bin death was all
Clnudes fault
This closed the evidence for the de
fense and this morning the state In
troduced evidence In rebtillal
FLAGMANS STORY
The first wltnotM callwl by lie state
his morning wan H P Onyhnrl if
Grand Junction nagman of the triim
on which Cllve arrived at Mil Pork
on the night of shooting He saw Cli > e
Ia behInd Iho train with something
In Ills hand which wltiwtM believed was
a gun Cllve wl down for a few mln
uten then went to the work tran
lone by Witness then heard III door
of one of the CUn open which seas
mmedlately followed by two shots Ho
heard amnI cell out My CJod donl
hout ny moie youve got me now
Wllnetx raid he also hUrl a woman
ileadliiK Don kill him
The moil Important wllness for Iho
tato won Ralph Olsen the brother of
Mrs Cllc He ttMtlfled that ho welmt
to work at Canyon siding at Mr Wll
oxs vnllcltnllun so thai he ciiuld pro
eel his slater I Cllve should late
ignln HP slept In the car next to the
one occupied by lil sister nl1 her huh
land lie heard the shouting ns he lay
Ic
thi lied but he did not hear any one In
Mrs lives bedroom After the hot
ng he heard Chive my to his wife I
bought when I sate Wilcox give you
how llowers I would flunks him wear
hem Cite also told the boy no the
latter CI that he heard Wllcox li
Mrs Cllvns bedroom a defendant ten
tided he found him before the shooting
Till HOQIBT KPISODK
The boy witness tMllflod hint lie
Bine from Halt Iflke with Wllcox when
IIC latter brought the llowcis for hli
him kits her
Mlsler bul he dldnl see kll
lltqr had also been
on that occasion as brl
nvei red by Clh
After Ihe hhoollng Cute told the boy I
to burn some paper the nature of
which he did not know
Young Olson further testified that
YOlnl following the llower episode
tie accused bin wife of Intimacy with
Wllcox timid threatened In kill her The
liox Inc
boy stepped between them and salrt
b
cpv
No you wont Therciiiwm 11
truck the boy on the nose and knolod
him down
COURT REFUSED TO QUASH
ONEIL BROWNE INDICTMENTS
ChlcOKO Aug 4Judge Kersten to
lay refused to quash Ihe Indictments
igiilnst Leo ONell Brown Democratic
nlnorltj lender of the Illinois Icglnla
urc charging him with purchasing
otcH for William Lorlmor for United
States senator The court deferred
ndpmcnt on the plea of Urownes coun
sel that the testimony of lleprpsentn
jives I Ink JJpyprs and lleckemoyer
hat they had been pnld or offered
for Uortmer he barred
money for voting 1rmlr blrrrd
from tills the second trial of Ilrowno
The nrxl rich resulted In I disagree
ment after the Jury hnd been out 115
hours
Judge Kersten Inter nnnounced that
hum decision regarding Ihp Icslltnony of
the other legislators would be rendered
when the prosecution sought to put
hem on the stand
Flu flrHt 100 vonlremen appeared In
curt loa S t
POSTMASTERS AND PATENTS
1 Special to Tlie News
Washlncton I > C Aug 4James L
ounds tins ben appointed ponmaster al
Cisco flrnnd county Ulah V I Han
son resigned
> alr > ntn iRSuml ttah Charles Newson
RaIL bake my nppuratus for operating
elpvatnm Cltv fiur neorcn l J Silver Fait Ijike
Irtuli Kdnnrrt Anlilev PoIse hud
gate Twrilel fustier Tenore wagon
earh rl4r Daniel W Shepherd Huperl chalk
CRIPPEN HAS
NOT CONFESSED
Scotland Yard and Quebec Pro
vincial Authorities Positively
Deny Rumors
itmors
SOLICITORS FIRST MOVE
I I lee i i ii iti t lull AkltiR That Ilclt
JIII1 Ilijkliiii ittli him i Ihu
rush Iminil II Cellar
London AUK Solicitor Newton
who hae Ixwn r tajnt > d tu defend Dr
Crlppen undo Ms tlrut move today
whol he 110 1 tnimnl application ask
ing the HUthoiltlw to pennll an hide
ixndont iJiyslcIan If examine the hits
of human llwh found In Iho Crlppen
collar
It 11 understood that Newton will con
tend that they cannot be Identified as
having belonged to the body of Uolla
il lore
HcotlHiul Yard Is kept burn y denying
all Mirl of rumors concerning Crlppen
and MIss Ionavo the rot recent do
scrIbing an allowed confessIon by thu
doctor omtinatlnir from Quebec
Supt Froent tioalud lie report light
ly IntlinntliiK that Iimpector Dow
would not be likely to give out In
fornuillon In Quebec which he had not
ibret cabled to houdijuurlers hero
Tile miperlnlnndenl pointed out also
thai hud Crlpiien con tawed It vould
have ben noceiuary to send Burgfunt
Mitchell to juobeo with deiioBltlnn
taken In mdon In order tu Ruin the
exlrudllkm of the prisoners
Mitchell accompanied by two ward
resses who will take charge of Miss
Leneve sailed lila morning on the
steamer l Hko Manitoba for Quebec
The question whether Crlpptn nnd his
companion lists been married has been
reUvid btenuko of its bearing on the
status of the woman us a t > oHlblo vlt
ncm against Crlppen It IH known that
the police are hoping Miss Lenove will
make a u lines for thc crnun but If
11 II proven that olie Is the wife of thu
doctor she may rufiise absolutely lo
take the eland against her husband
Dlsciisflntr thii feature uf the case
Supl FVoe sid exhaustive ofllcitU
investigatIon his failed to produce any
evidence of euch a marriage
QlKllICC AUTIIOIIITIKS
DINY CONIKSSION
Quebec Aug 4The Quobeo pr
vlnclul aulIiLrllleti wee Insistent today
thai Dr Cilppen haG not made I con
fession They maintained liii attitude
In tho face uf persistent rumors that
some sort of a statement had bell ob
tained from the prisoner
This much IK known Inspurtor Ious
and the Canadian dctnctlvea have not
visited Cilppenw cell or had any direct
communication ulth him since yester
day morning Dew breakfasted early
today al his boarding house and tils
uppeared Whether he left town could
not be determined but members of the
provincial police expressed lie belief
that ho had sought seclusion In order to
avoid thn annoyance of being obliged
to deny frequently erroneous state
ments attributed to him
CIIIIPEN INSHAVnN
Crlppen ha changed much In facial
fxpreitsliin since he arrived here Mon
day lie li nut allowed to hue and a
fourday growlh of bciiril glvos him
qulle I different look Tile jail gover
nor said the precautions agalnsl nn at
lempl at pelf destruction Were so strlet
that lie prisoner neither would lie il
lowest to have a razor nor be tiunted
In the hands or the jail barber
Tho rumors uf Htatumenls made by
Crlppen as to 111 eilme with which
hfi Is Jointly charged with Miss lyneve
have roachPd here usually from Mont
reel Nw York and indon In each
Instance tlipy sent the correspondents
scurrying from one provincial officer
to another Nothing In confirmation
could bo learned I has been variously
reported thai Crlppen udmllled of a
Muffle with his wife after vlikh shut
vns seized wllh a fatal Illness nnd
im thai the prisoner explained Hint
the denth of his wit wns accidental
TIMB OF DHPORTATION
The time set by law for the n
ot the Pair on Canadian soil will ex
plre at midnight Aug 15 The first
Kngllrh steamer from this port nallinir
after that date will lonva on AUK IS
hut I faster boat will leave on the Ifitli
and the le > lon of Crlppeti nail
Miss Ucneve may await tho later dnto
They have been remanded until Am
S bul on that date It Is proposed t I
agiiln malt them until the 16th and
on that dale to once mol remand them
until the day on which the vessel de
cided on sailing
CAPTAIN QUELLED
MUTNIY WITH REVOLVER
ChlonRn AuF 4 During I special
rip from Duluth to Gary Ind wllh
Site young women aelatitemu of otlleerM
of the United States Steel corporation
nn board the crew of tin urn steamer
Douglas Hnughton mutinied early yps
erday off the Chicago harbor It wan
earned today and It took Cnpl John
Park ono hour with a revolver to quell
he mutiny It H wald lhat the mutiny
started lierHiis I deckhand had boon
ocked In the ships brig for peeping
through H cabin window nt the woman
1ngn
A Iwo week rip wax all hut over
vhen lie crew led by Peter PelcrHjn
rppd lie primmer and mutinied Tho
allnrs later Mild thay relxUlex bpcuusu
extra pay had been withheld The nail
ini were all discharged on reaching
Davy
OarThe young women Ceellla Kirk Cleo
McClusky lxnilo Maxwell dllh An
doreen and Mra IxiulM Maxwell fled
to their cabins and remained them In
terror unlll Cnpt Park wllh leveled
vpopon had forced Iho lose obstreperous
sailors to lock up the ringleaders nnd
lou ny the broken furniture Cnpl
Iarko says he will prefer charges
against the men
WANT ROOSEVELT
TO VISIT STRIKE ZONE
ntpentburK Pa Aig 4An open letter
nddrwed tu Theodoro Roosevelt wan to
day forwarded hv officials of the soft
nnl miner union on strike In the
irwniMumlrwin ntui mldnc the former
Hnhurl Iwin
president in S ml thr strike one and
make an nve < Iratol similar to the one
Just completed in trin anthracite Held of
eastern renn > hnnl
RETAILERS FIELD
TO WEEKLY BASIS
Wholesale Prodac Dealers Issue
Circular Explanatory of
New Plan
GOES INTO EFFECT AUGUST 15
Miiinx Thnt 1 HIIIIIOSH Mnt bo
Iraclliiilly Cu alt Irrlfr
CiMinil lini Mens Side
Klx local vholcnnle firms handling
butlur cheese egg rind poultry ale
wondltiK out today a circular statement
nuking HIP rrtnllors lo pimtlne their nc
counts to a strictly cash bests 111
milan Monday Aug K next Tho cir
cular pays
1 IxiliUHos and pact due acrountn
of those now buying on a weekly basis
inuit be nettled in full by cash or noln
on or before the nlx > ve named date
After which wo will exlonil only ono
weeks credit Any customer who fails
to pay his account by Krldny < if tho
week succeeding purchase t will b
compelled to place upon the delinquent
list nml ell only for cash with order
until nil balances mule paid In full
In explanation of this drastic action
the clrcunr further stolen
Vo wish to explain thnt many of
11 Irodldl wo sail como to in with
attached to sight draft
bill of lading utlched 1 IIht dmr
hi
and we are compelled to jniy spot cash
for nil goods received from the pro
ducer In this Inlerimmnlnln inountry
In order lo prevent our ciedlts from I
hampering our business and to avoid
borrow IIIK large sums of money at high
rates of Interest we are forced to exact
of our patrons that their accounts bo
promptly each week After a
paid 11 Arer
thorough discussion of the above with
the most prominent business men and
bankers of our city and other cities
bnkrrs < that this plan
we are entirely convinced Ihl
1 Inlrely
will assist the retailer aLit well nn the
wholesaler In lila business efforts
throughout the whole city and WP hope
It ulll meet with your hearty approval
and loyal support This will enable us
nlil sUlporl It
to turn our money oftenor nJid get
lur
back to the produce In thin section
encouraging them to produce more of
Iheso products the supply today being
far below hut amount consumed
COMMISSION MANS SIDE
Commission men say they would like
to accommodate the retail merchant
hut to carry him for a month or lure
on their books mean the loaning to him
thll which often
of the Indebted amount otol
runs high In the hundreds If not Into
rns thousands of dollars on which no
interest is iwlil and which the retailer
IltNusl 1 101
meanwhile
has tim ire use of In Iho leanwhle
li Ie
Jletall accounts are suppo l to lie
RCCfunlM
Hetlt but an generally
SLllkd every 30 dIY j I rai
happens It Is from 40 to eo days befon
accounts are sclller The retailer com
that ho Is nol getting hiM money
plalim thll
the consumer This
by the month from
tho wholesaler claims Is largely hypo
helical AS H minority only ot employers
Iltenl monthly while many pay
pay whlo
ployers monthl
IIOtr wvekly
weeks nml more pay
every two wot nllimore Il
ICr this iiiius
think
The trade seems to Il
of the retailers wll me
pinching thl retlnen wi
nry pllChlnl number of little
suIt In the closing of a tl
whose proprietor are un
ward stores
able ti deal on a strictly cash Iwsls
Ible gradual education of
and tho slow but grlual lucuton
Inl his nuances
the consumer to so arrange OlnncfM
ns to pay for what ho buys as he buy
to
in HIP
a great saving II
II thus effecting 1 tl
I believed
end anti leading to Homelhlng ble8
to be much needed In this town eco
nomleal habits of living Hut the commission
to un
houses are determined 10
mission retail hook accounts T he
carry relln
longer demands spot cash and the
Ipol Ine
producer
Jrducer wholesaler hunks It only n
joJbber sellle hi
the retailor Meltlt
deal to Have relllhr
air Jlle
Iell spnt cash
week or pay
accounts once I py Mfot
for whnt he gets
FAMILY OF CRIMINALS
lbs Miilitrn Dolrrtlp After n MomtKr
Of the MorrNon Cliin
A family of criminals and lawbreak
ers Including the father mother nnd
five cljlldrcn U the starlllnK slaUment
of A U Hrnckett member of the de
lecllv force of Des Molnc la who Is
In the clly loday on his way to Dear
Mon to set one of ls members
Lodge It II 11
bore
The family according to Mr Ilrack
Pll Is named Morrison of Don Maine
The father now dead wan In his time
reputation according to
of unsavory ton ILorlJ
Mr Hrncketl The mother too Ik
not enjoy a good name llpnld the I
five sons all of them
patents there aro al lt 1
criminal
Mr Bracketl who Is on bin Irlp with
Chief ut 1ollce Oeorgo meager of the
same city Is bound for Deer Lodge
pecking Archie Morrison Morrison ac
cording to Mr Bracket Is but 6 years
old but of his few IN no less than
12V himue been spent In prison He Is
now sought on six charges of forgery
aggiegiillng a total of UO committed
In Des Moines
Ills youlhful life started by spending
II lie form school aim an
eight years In Ihe i phol f In
nporrltrtblo at Kldorn In Two oan
InrorrlGhle
at Anninos la phwm for burglary fol
lowed In Hllllwater Minn another
two ycuis uno sj > ent expiating Ihe
ame oren while hh latest exploit
which he In now serving out wnH IS
nonlhs In Deer Lodge Mont for for
gory
Mr Hrnckfll will leave tomorrow for
Deer I dge to get the young criminal
who will b relumed lo the seal of bin
latest crime to face justice
Mr Hrnckett without giving thin do
alls 0 the family stated that the four
brothers of young Morrison re nil
crooks that their lives Indicate con
Inual warfare with law and novicty
that apparently they are of thai hybrid
class of lawbreakers that Just nnrhnl
ly cannot help committing crime for
crImes nuke
CINCIVXATIS ITIiATIOX
Washington Aug 4tlneinomsti f I
has a population of 3Gfl according to
figures enumerated for Ihe Ihlrteejith
tenSIle and made public today by Con
us Director Durnnd This In nn In
creaSe ot SSRiil or 115 per cent ns com
t pared WO with K3PO the population In
rxcmciun AND sricinr
Chadnlck Ill Aug 4 Knraged he
jnuae his wife had filed a suit for di I
Ioree John Dlvelhlsl last night shot
and killed the woman and himself I
BENJAMIN WHEELER
ON ISSUE OF THE M
Sii > s Ill r I IT Hits llullt Ill Artlllcliil
IM I M Vnrk nml I 31 hut he
JHkINI l irnr tly
Ness York AUK 4lrtiuta and the
hot are the chief perils of the United
State In the opinion of Iletijnmln Iila
Wliviiler preHlilent of tho University
or California who In In Now York on
hla wwy iMek to HIP Pneinc coast from
Cernrany wliera he llllod tim Hooe
velt lectureship in llorlln university thin
y ir
I
irIVople abrmid nay that Ihe chief
later fur concern about this country
In tho sway that trusts are lner H lng
ho declined to liii Intvrvlowerii on MX
arrival hen They think thaI we
rminot control them that the oppor
ttinltle we hnvei given them especially
through tile tariff have endowed them
with power wo cannot overcome
No doubt the tariff h the thing wo
liavo got to tackle eurncntly and quick
ly It hits built tip an nrtltlclnl false I
work whlrh Homo day will huvo to fall
antI the trouble on that day will l > o
Mry nerloun The tiiriff hits encour
aged Iho nm ki mug nf monoy by I nil lviii
unls hero nnd there In pnnrtnouM slims
but thin money him not btten distrIbuted
among the people
PREST WALKER OF ILL MINE
WORKERS IS ENJOINED
Danville II Alf 4Judge Finn Is
J Wright uf llu tnllod States dletlI
court for the oiiMtrrn district of III
nol today ordered an Injunction rt >
slralnlng Ireshlinl John 1 Walker of
thin Illinois mine workers and other of
ficials of Die nlule organization from
Interfering with tho operation of the
mlnos of the OCara Coal tithing com
pnny In Saline county The company
oporuto eight mines for the lug Four
Ilnllrond n
Hllrn company
Tho Wright 1lolon I Is said may
KO far toward sottllng the dlfferenre
between IrpHldont Walker of the Ill
noln iKxly nnd T I > I pwls president of
tIme national organIzation The trouble
between the two leaders In the United
Mlno Workers rOMe over the sollle
ment of the differences of the miner
amid operators of < lila stale
PROTEST AGAINST
VENEZUELAN REGULATION
New York Aug 4New York com
mission mricbaiit and exporters who
do business wllli Venezuela have fed
Protests against a regulnllon recently
imposed by the Venezuelan government
on exports to that country They as
sort that the new regulation like others
imposed from time to lime apparently
has no other aim than to harass Amcr
lean shippers I
The new rilo has to do with all food
product shipped from the United
States to Venezuela I requires ship
hers to lila wllh the Venezuelan con
sulate chemists cerllllcaleji guarantee
IHK purity If nn exporter buys goods
from 5 different sources he must tile
and the
that number of certlflcatee tls
chemist to the statements
chemilt must swear thl MIMtlmnts
The certificate must remain on tIle at
the consulate and must bo renewed
annually
The exporters protest that the purity
of food products Is auftlclcntly guaran
teed by registration with the depart
ment of agriculture under the pure
rood anti drug act
SITES OFFERED FOR PUBLIC
BUILDINGS IN UTAH
Special lo The News
Wiuhlngton D C AUK 4flids wero
opened at the treasury for site for nIl
public buildings authorized by the last
Congress In the following Utah and
Idaho cities
llrlnliam City JJiOOO authorized for
purchase nf site and erection of build
ing The government requires a site I
170x130 end the following property Is I
offeritd 1 N Ho wring southoHRl cor
ner Forest anti Young street 117x180
10 C W Knndson southeast cor
ner Main and First South street 120x
110 donated Lucy A Jensen south
west corner Parent antI Young trnclv
108x130 4100 donated 0 Peterson
southwpst corner Korot and First West
streets Irregular J8000 James Kmid
son and 15 W Dunn interior lot Main
street 120x165 price not stated
Park City ISOCOO aulhorizod for site
and building W D Billion south
east comer Main and Fifth streets 9
ciooltietitield
lllchllPld J5000 authorised for site
and mayor of city nf Illchllald offer
rite of soulhwesl corner Main nnd
First street 120x120 for JSOOO
Idaho Coeur IAlene ItolTi Collins
supposed east side Fourth Street b
twrten Wallace and Indiana avenues
J14000 Chance D Warner south cor
ner Sixth nnd Sherman streets 112500
same smaller loin JlOOOfl Coeur
dAleno Hank t Trust company north
west corner Fourth street and lake
side avenue 17000 Fro A Wonna
cott agent northweal corner Fourth
and Foster streets JSOOO
Twin FallwJ F Ilaunr Mil corner
fond street east and Third avenue
6600 Hill and Tayler agents west
corner Second street wet and Second
nvenup JIOOOO
Idaho Puiihs41 O Weight northwest
corner Capitol avenue RIll Broadway
tl George Davis northeast corner A
street ami Shoup avenue J 1 K > 0 Idaho
Falls IVvolopment company soulheask
corner Park avenue and H street I
southeast corner Park avenue anti D
street Jl
TltKKS IV MANHATTAN
Now York Aug According to u
census Just completed by the depart
mont of park there art II SSS trees on
the lulnnd of Manhattan outside nf
those In the different parks I co the
the city shout S yearly In i lire for
each tree the allownno for shin hut
pM being limit tJtOOO I year
COL STEVENS TRANSFERS
ESTATE TO TRUSTEES
New York Aug 4On Ihe eve of his
eiwrlure for Kuroiie for a long so
ourn In smrch of health Col Kdwln
A Btovoti the lloboken millionaire
hose family founilwl the Htevenn In
lltiitc In tint pity linn transferred all
his real and personal properly to four
trustees who are tl have full say Aa
10 the dlspoHIon of his properly
The trust dN providing for this
unique arrangement has Just bon filed
In the ollle of the Hudstm county tog
istrar of deeds In Jersey City
The dead provides that the trtisieo
hull pay nil Col Stevens debts pay
mill Ms life Insurance premiums and I
provide him with an laconic of not more
than JBOOO n ycnr Provision Is mad
for Mr family and each nf his three I
nans nre to receive J10000 in cabh
PAPAL NUNCIO
IS INSTRUCTED
Monsoigncur Vico to be Ready to
Leave Madrid at a Mo
ments Notice
COMPLETE RUPTURE IS NEAR
PropoMil Dcmonlrallon of Clerical
POnC nl San SelinMlun For
iiially Prohlliltcd
Home Aug 4 fnllglour Vico the
pitiatl nttnelo to the Spanish court ssas
given Instruction from the Vatican to
1m ready to lwva Jtudrld at I moments
notice In HUM Jf an unfavorable issue
to tho negotiation This preparation
for I complete rupture of dlplomalla
rolatlonu botwi > ii Hpnln and the vati
can would Indicate that utile is hoped
from thy answer which Curdlnil Merry
UI Val is now
Although the s > try
Ing Its heFt to tt Uto break
with tiaiuu cnn Pdrr > del Val
fem tbnt Senor Ijnalrjan the Span
bali premier will be fnired In order to
nullify bin extrnil suipurtcr to still
further aictiiliml hh untlCutliolIu
policy anti the cardinal U preparing for
the worst prcf
The note which will be submlllcd to
the iMpal oiigrv utlon of extraordi
nary nlTiilrs will not be given to tho
press here before Its delivery lo tho
Siwiilsh premier ut Sludrid to rom
ply with the muni courtesies of diplo
matic lnter < our e
IISI mJuS
CAItllhTS AND ItUIfUUCAXS
Uarceldna Spain AUR 4A collision
In which woapons were used took place
nn the streets today between the Carl
1st adherents of Don Jaime pretender
to tho Spanish throne ali Republicans
One of the Republican faction was
I woundod with a knife The pollco
charged the righting crowds and dis
persed them
PICOHIIIIT CM5IHCAI
DiMOXSTIlATIOV
Madrid Aug 4A renewed anti for
mal prohibition of tho proposed dem
onstration of the clerical forces at Sun
Sebastian the summer capital next
Sunday was Issued today by the minis
ter of the Interior
The organizers of the demonstration
niVerttuless persist In their plans amid
as Ihe Republican leaders are arrang
arrant
ing Il anticlerical demonstration tt
San Sebastian on tho same day great
apprehension prevails
The clerical press publishes today
further articles of extreme violenco
against the government The organ
leers of thc antigovernmental demon
ntnillun have In circular tellers lo the
clergy urged them to Incite their con
RreRnllons to refuse obedience to the
prohibition o the demonstration
The civil authorities are considering
prosecutions of the organizers of tho
proposed Catholic manifestation und
troops nre In readiness to enter the
summer capital nt any moment
t
THOUSANDS OF COAT
TAILORS ON STRIKE
N1 York Aug 4Anolher general
clothing strike Is under way In New York
city Fifteen thousand cost taIlors nf
whom Hono ira women null work In 3 1
factories yeateruiay clemandlne a UhOur
working week ant an ncrea e In wages
aRe
About iicno more crc expected to quit
work today and tomorrow
IOtlS KCHIUUKII I1H7 >
108 Angeles Cal Aug 4Loula
Pchrlber II his dny known as one of
the ivorlda greatest eoniellets dlod
here yesterday iT years of age He
accompanied both Adellna Patti and
Ole Bull the xlollnlst on concert tours
lea cornet soloist He was a charter
member of the Philharmonic society of
New York and In 1S72J was soloist
with Thomas orchestra He was a
native of Coblentz Germany and came
to the United States In 15 His health
failed In 18F8 and since that he hoi re
sided In California
HOTEL KEEPING
BRANCH OF CHARITY
New Yoik AUK HoteIKoeping aM n
branch of charily Is t be tried by the
Sol foundation The hid ll lo bn built
at Korest llllls louc island In conjunc
tion wtUi the niolern home which thus
fnunonilon m liulldlne for norXIngmen
and people of moderate means
According t < > the plan the hotel Is tf
M mine of the largest on lonic Inland
I ai1i be eight stories high flreproof riml
will end sivcrAl hundred ihoun cl dol
hare Its guests will be worklnc who
vi III 1 nieiimmodated nt the pos
ethIc ratr
HUNDREDS INJURED IN
CHICAGO CAR ACCIDENTS
Chlcan tug iThree hundred and
entyslx persona were toured and nve
lllll In > e street oar accidents in Chi
cage during July according to a report
rna1e by City Atty CAverty yesterday
mae rotlowlnr were the cause or thin
aetsimleuts
Croeeiuig streets f7 getting on or oft
ear 110 riding on steps or platforms
C ehlPle Ilonl 4 r car colllilons
11 olhr enuies 47
WILL USE TAXICABS
TO HUNT CRIMINALS
IMiUburK Iit Atmg4 Tixi ils 1111
tercafter be IIBIH by c > uniy ddede
wh > n hunting criminals > n fie lernoto
purl of the country The eountv oin
nlssloneis ilorlliml lo furnish me drrc
I Ive run wild an mitomubile hat Chief
lenr > Mutt has told hits mn m al the
tlnt
motor LSlfli when needed lust Atty
llnkelj niproves the ptep I e t S It
will sold lu the effIciency of lue t i ie
In cosering country distil Ut
OILERS BODY GOES
THROUGH COAL CRUSHER
Inlonlonn P < Aur 4 Wlillo hIs
immgnn nan tielnv loaded whIm coal from
A huJ bin at the Tow Hill coke plant
ipiflls Mlehsil Darkshl saw fall In
t I ntshe t hrdv or rrneiil Mlnerit
a I i f th < l rushing in
I ViTul la1 been repentpji
vi SIP i machinery br < ii
IImft1 lo oil I but he Ignored tn <
war cga