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PAGES CepplK Atkodca 124k II cial o manl 1 = I I
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1 Inlntl 1 Rpukllcn SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY DEOEMBER 31 1910 Price 5 Cents I T i
WOOL GROWERS GRILL
THE FOREST SERVICE I
CHARGE HARM
i 1 TO INDUSTRY
Utah Auocition in Annual
Convention Flay Govern I
ment Bureau for Fvoring
Cattlemen Oil Forest Ranges i
LOUDEST PROTEST IS
OM MANTI RESERVE
GIernor Spry Urges That
Case Be LaidBefore Wash i
121On and Promises tate
Support to Wool Industry
PRESIDENT CALLISTER ILL
PK b eh4 kII tIo
M o b si k elf
with s4i1aSS f h4ev 1 liii
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I 1 r n flnn1 l I had 1wn I flft5Y
I 1 Iwn tr nunhr f hD al 1
4 nn I 1 i reres heauae thp put
lflt Pf aU etatan left hlnc to It
rl I II ip hv TaITP aiwS that an a
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Tt MiinIl tnrI rpneve 1 the
tunt attThtlOfl This nnpiIen nni
c h t ant In ttw Wsi d th
lki ftl the nret srlee In 1
Iht nnI Iv 1S0 ho mat rX ther
4iiTnE tilt ha e 4I II rdontl
toir In eti cIrIoL TJtn dqrlare that
I a hi rooeIoOs t ht Ii ode4s f
irrU Of otti mt D die and
ht feed for thvasnds of sh will be
td
Vr n arn4 met It was
1 t limIt the UMbI 4 hei to
tlI 0T t fIiTv In oIlier to roea
h feventu fr 4easIatIoa Th f1w k
nUtpT5 IS0 bae with the dcbira
tIn hat h n I th moet
tl p prevntlTe of ffFS n
1Inn ThW thaI thIie re nt
Ian at I I mbevlsii4 Ut nuld be cnm
iletely deptr 7f 1 If a man dye shoitt
0lnf beesu the dead irssu sad
1I ndrhvish wnuId raus the fameP to
ti ead pn nanlIy ht It Would lw Im
iMp to tOAlr1 them on the oth
snd theY arid tltlll tflpC1flE T
lkn 1 in i neI prTa1PIt where heev
r slIWId t gr
evraI 1 IUnaO a dSsnkfl of the wnnl
r1f was hruht 00 but ibm wan
Iulkl 1isnbed WheW JnhaRfi ffIstPh1
4 K an endI 1 deCISrO4 tt If the
vtcv of tll Pynwttt In rrd tn
fr at rre 0TII 10 aM ebasrod I
nt aM tMhe
tt > P rtab ahep nwn
hemasho Mnt the rovtslos or th I
avIft fM the nhcc laduatre Win 1w
a 44 faetnv If the rsseat sititedi
u COtItIflSd4
COtItIflSd4Take
Take lPlonl
ft ban eo4n to a tim When we mwd
nake our flnal stan said Jamal
V of Jlt Ptat la IlIttWlll
tile following ieaoIut0I whlrk wan r
itv wIth rnclonsd applailne and tln
ntmatIy adoptaiI Thl frnt rentvq
quasttou In not a trl1 an It In b
far tIIP moat 11tt1Mt or ht II 1w
rth wn Irowra ha to da1 with
It nwtIn JtllI two thInEn If the Eov
rnnt In CflnK In ICp un 1111 nrn
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1rleInt or iiaI I ernr 1on I
I rwI h p I riueilei n 1 prl of trce1 It IIIII to rrtlr frn cain
s aHI 1 run rq rntlnn
Against TariffTinkering I
The finliuwing was adop4ed sun endnrned b 1 ihe Utah Wool lnwrrs
nation at the Aruinry in annual nenlion fItrday i
Tn Nonftt 1Id Smeot and n eirgp Sutherland and nngrenssan Juncph
Howell Washintusi U I C
8 fa a1Id boe huiJdtrt4 01 SanPfW anti Jut tfMUItiJ tale
Itr Utb we pruleM aool Nl1KMly apiMt any revision of tw terferelMe
with tie JftMftt tariff 011 wool
Httin the allllfttW and unaatisfaeery eoadition of the wool and
mutton marketn ill dw to thr propoaed rvisiou of tteW1Ile K b
id rendition eapes1 with t 1w poor ranges the adense ruIius of the
frvt rv 1Inan I 1w bhth ett ot prodt ion of Mar rumothtiea aft ont
IIiPeUflTaitIg anti diCbPartnntr lhiret re he it
Neiuhti1 that we Iilr yon 10 tIo an in your poWft to vUt rrtlwr
linkfrin with tbt wool ItflItduw
Ktrull uhmitlfd 11anti aliou1 Forrit Wool lmwevii a
Utah Ileromber l 1flV14J
jRlin in nlll fl rlltin at It Pleaaant
I SiIeI I Jnus 1 tO siN lriq1eifl
caORca 111H1sT1NSEX stary I
NAVY DEPARTMENT REfUSES TO
rr4ip UM1 SILVER SERVICE
V
r
tII1 tOTb0fl0rII1IReTWbIiafla I
1 W TURI 30Hugh Oor i
N 1 da Miller or Cn Broa4av 1
Tirettved the tlloI Iettcr to
da h reply 0 S formnl prott flied
by him
Nav tprtmtit Waebintn I
f LWefmbr a tallThe 4psrtwIIl
III Is tereipt h rInIDC frets the
pert of your letter I of tbe 2 18t Iflet
protn ulaUhet Ute eeept8Jtee of
the nr nrrYIC pretwiste4 to the
ratted flateIi ntpamsblp rah by th
tate of 1th which It In allewed In I
agrd with a picture of Brt ItaM
TotrnK and the 1011 temple sad In
reply to thin laform yoo that It oen
met II that It Mitt IlIOkO tb41 PNt TU
or dealga at anr nerriet This It would
nen It has 1w tetMfnt IS sad In the
aset ejek detatla have s1wan beit
rousaMaled as pertaIahI to Ue mdi
videni tte
11 tt hI tm that the elIeT e rek
wi the t talt has bee pattfriied an you
rrt the department is IU1I4 to
beltaTO list It a hl Dl
aM I5ie to raJise av qotOt loll
of that fa which It in in io W1e cull
cerllod er ptthtlh
u RlZKMAN NTIlROP
I Aesihilsat ecretaTy s of the ay
FORMER SECRETARY
OF THE INTERIOR ILL
NCW Yk 1 30 rnl11111 N
Bliss tormr nartsrs of the interior
tt4 1ou treasurer of th natIonal Re
I pubikan eommltt who at the JIe of
p nearly sevntyeIht years tut bees
eoofbst d to his hnqne he by I1sue
for more than a week was asM today
I his attendants to he rtItl roe
p fortebl Ills Illness Ie not regarded
alarming
r
1OVt hlNii nftUmID
lIps Molnrt Iowa Dee JeHobbflll I
P 1 entered th bank Mt Dttw CIty near
Inenleen lows during the Itcht sad
0 wIth 42101 TM explosion wan
heard by people of the town MIl th
I 1 robbery a not dIIOOIftI until this
mu via in
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JOSEPH G ROBIN SWALLOWS
HYOSCINE ON WAY TO COURT
11 TEW YORK Dee OWitk Had erect oWers aquared and eYM leveled 1
1 at tM battery 1 of camerM Uatd OR him JNOph G Robin the indicted
ballkar ae from bli sIMer JteMc Uris 1BoI1lmr to face arraignment calm
In tbe kaowede tJtat lie ilad awaUowcd a doc of Jaro cinc the deadly alkaloid
with which Dr Orippea killed lsfs 1 wffc Belle Blmofe He coUap8iJd before
be cM be taken bate court wtth U e xebMAUeR I am a dead maR rye
takeioitbItg V
the IIrt
1 e call wan pototnf41 In
t Cltfmnt a tomah punp was I
irrIdy brought Into pIa and the
nick mea wa carrloI fIrst to tw ptlaoD
oMpItai aad I staT to BeIIPUe where
10 h lies I tlcht In the prison ward So
ulrld Ip I entered
chargo < < of stemptd
trait him nn1 t In I hulth he wIll
ryoor Ithoch the at1nn of hnJNln I
I SlOW RflI nieh will 100Jfn1 un hln
y Its 1 I ty
ok ft he
Th I if Y eu I Hhin
drug fi T tP
II lno r ror i 1
for R t I J T I i I
hlr f I I
d
itr lUd ho LVV
with him rolll hi nintarl tiouPs to the
crimInal muTt hlJlnlt
f i VlIti t toll t Ii I vurt t l at a nr
I a i1 I < tI lc I atifl nl
1 V V fl Iu
I Pr lalfln ii
V h t 11 ot tAlttI IU pi I
1
dosen to enunteract the eftect or mor
phlne which he used to 4es4ett the
a1IIr paine Ity whlh a1toae
max tbflwIYfOtl known JIM kept th
ru III hr house and she thOUllfht her
brother twa I bowed twelve taWete
At HellerOn tOlllcht abe eXIUIIIn
atIrkeolia estiTnated that RobIn het
taken about onetnth ot a ran
Hhln rned In XIwit hCIIIth thin
minInKb4ttPr hn at any Un Ir
t1l troulllo IpeKeti n1 h < 1 n
tn nVrPfT1 lain fsce frrn lb Ii am
rl II ilill1 ti TlI firut lIitcfl of i
I U Ii tagerr4 t 11
r iitrnaath 10 I V IIIIfll
II f 111
In tile wr 4 1II h a rap
Idly tat t 110 teCtItP hd to life h in
to e oiih There h I nank jfltfl flflflV
eiounen P114 wnn nut yvIveI ni a
t O lIn 1 id I > n ok
1 T 1 re fronll II d
1
1 1 r u r
V ng i l I I
V V 1 a
unlInued oa lAc Sb
CUSTOMS FRAUDS
AT SAN FRANCISCO
Government Has Been Paying
Drawbacks on Philippine
Sugar Which Came in Free
Wshuitten lIt MWhn thl
grand Jun now InfStIIlUnlt the
namthinz nf Iugr at 4ew 4rInua
finishes It work It wIll be fand that
t he fraad agalnnt t h I government
there hT been going IIn for at least
fifteen yeari
Thin statement wan md by an of
fkIaI of I 1ft customs service who naid
that all the suspected frauds would he
found In the ssatpllng of sugar ana In
the pnlao teat which 4entaln
th melinrfne tttnta upon which
tile importer pays duty
An IYftItlpU4Jn ol alleged r
bi k frauds at sn Francisco In I 10
imminent A preliminary Investiga
tion 11 I furniahe4 evIdence hlth
ItI treasury offlcta to beIIre the
frauds there will eclIpse those t New
Tork whlh the Amrln uar Re
fIning ompn rtcntly offered 10
settle for IIeIS
Jvldenrc collected 1w th utomll
nervfre in aId to show ht the gov
rnmnt ha for year htn JMlylnlt
ilravbsekn o 11tYne sugar
whir Cm Jnt t Ii United Htaau
dII free wan unet In the preservation
or tIIIIrnl fruit and IatCr xportfd
an Iulrr imported from Jv on whefrh
dtity had hen pahalS
UTAH FOURTH AS A
COPPER PRODUCER
Total Output for 1909 Greater
Than in Any Previous
Year
Whingto5 Dec JTbf Itdllt In
tI h product of conr IllId ad slur
from prmary OUIT In the tlIltfOd
S tte wan greator In IN than III any I
prcilns yr Complete tillute1l have
just been Inpited by the tnlted States
gealogical Iturnp
The total output or copar from
mltr wan 1I1124 POuMa The
total quantity ot retInsJ eepper In
dU41lnf doillestlo aM foren ores was
12t1IIUI potIDIitt All isesea of ht
tII4I pounds over tIM provloua YeAr
The total quantity 01 I saeltcd
or refined ID the tnl1ed St tes I 1f9
Wit 4l45 tons Thea apparent cea
lImrlIlln or Id by tn4rlran IndJUl
trie a C OOI3 tonll
Th 10tRI lrdctlu ot cin was 550
II whit the onflumptlon Was
i
I III I fI jrIp4lI rilln oe oPIr 1raTlIt
fII 1 ih rIna 1
I n I d InI I tI Ii rqr
I l vNftJIICOd tflrTyC1ht pr
efl n the lend or the world and thirty
pr cqVflt of th Inc
u
I UUOIU UI U
j1 r A 1 III h Ma
I I kloo n tl II trI <
r i 7
I 1 > V 1
V I l
V > C t
Joy hcrt Ileeane
REtiAL BANQUET OF 11
COMMERCIAL CLUB I
Brilliant GatherIng at First Annual
Feast in New Home of Power
I
erfnl Organization
A
jig j
B nuuu D4i ty4lve eRIIuIaeC Salt Like U4i Utah repre
TKUB ig the foreaisd at the csaareial iatlta rial nti prsfoasionai i
activity of Uie iDterm01l1ltatlJ CInDIIIonftaW pUaefttl m pod teHewship
around tile festive board at tJae most elaborate banquet ever held in tti g city
in the magnificent new hoiAr of the Salt Lake Commercial club last Bight
AltboUfA time occation was celebrated AS Ute ninth annual bIID41uet of the
Commercial club the Cact1Nt this waa z yearly iTity for convivial par
time and pleasant reetin4 between tH ieinbere and Uaeirfrieudl was not
UppefJIIMt in the minds of those who caDle to enjoy the iM annual feast in
the triumph of masonry alarc1aitect1tre of Wltiolt aU an 10 juatly proud
I To the distinguished aN eloquent apeaker who auwend the toasts and
to the appreciative asemi of merry baaquefen tM cieliciOM Htenu and
excellent music were out tIN nalts of roie effort pat forth hy patriotic
men who throuK years at onotnt JIIid rs1aM efforta have mac tM Salt
Lake Commercial club st for what it rnes today
V ThnUlothl1l r til iHd d oI phliltn I
I
i roir Ii it V g thrhr r mn wha
nt In a taiflill t t Pf I n aihsferi lioteVi 1
I atOCai IIjI a nt I a IlIld I he a r t hi
V rer5 n t alnh Into 11
vrid a cvmrnercl1 organhzatin tlat
ow hont of lie Inet hume nt r I
hr Mlenlasipi of a loyal membership
If U91 hrlfty buninees men and of a
rrohll eTflC that Ie tat becomIng na I
uwile fIlled thO milid of the In
luflrlU I fI not reprfIutath tfttOtlrw
101 fiill I ver chair In the spoarlusas
snquet hail tc It wan that the hap
11ftos hirta4 their voices to the benuti
ny decorated IIIJrIl When the
lain of Iahr 1181 and his early
ptR114t2 Ia I the dub were mentioned
t i11 tIrIn
811t Vlt all the IIIltllotn that Is
torn In the connlct of earnest thought
hn QfOrn five ItinellS against the
r1r5efLI lid t of early begInning that
the lattn of those who were
t the ninth annul banquet a I
nn a sertous affair Jollity and
fellowship prrsted wide br sIde
twelr gblden thrura nf ptogress
l4laWng In titeir right hand the ruby
lptrt Of oteesn
ubI th MllIlt If the state jolnrd
with II II CpatC rdlMra of twenty
rhc pi In singing Yor Hen a
lolty 0001 Fhlow WhD Vrettttnt
10 H Jhno reps tO hits feet to de
Ihr the yretdntn addreivt and In
trdut K U howard chairman ot the
I hotul mmttt Men who reprenent
the mighty power that moves the tin
nlttlJ whipt tot Ttahs onwarl
mrch nf progrens burst forth in I the
Ilvuty th of tTItfy < a y Ca Mormon
a Mat Oet o atyle and lit th
or citizenship that Jumped 10 Its
fee t at the first notes of the tr
IM Bannir ap ed tP ItmUinIf
to suIt tllll
fifto
ifs
When the time eamo fee tPie tst
tM president of the club In rerogni
tlon of precedent ofMI the remarks
He thanked the members of the du
froM tbe Jiottom of hale heart foe the
part they hltVt takea 1ft the DIIJIt III
the tpballdiag of tile Conimercial club
and urged that the rood work tf con
Untied lit Mid
tt1 nh fM UM
o that we are fairly ensconced In
these delightful eumfurtablia quarter
Jet Uti Sot forget that wt have much to
do let I UP not bteomc no absorbed In
our nn comfort that we neglect the
man duties that confront u conin
ully Thf Commercial club conatint
Int nt onto than 1211 member rep
resenting practically every buIness or
professional pursuIt In I this state in I cc
fIOnlbl to Its citIzens for ttahn ad
vancement The gentlemen who nine
years age met at the Knutfotd ho1
and arranged for the organization Df
thIs club were big enough tet lay A very
bread foutlon realizing that If thl
cit Was to prosper It must be Itttau
of the irogr of Utah and of aU of
the Matcn arroundln8 Uit And ato
gentlemen we are warkthg along bat
line knowing well that It idaho Wyn
ming and Nevada become Udclll popa
Iatvd and prosperous we mat rp
some of the benefits
fUne the fIt of the Iatt ear we
have launched Il publicIty bureau that
In bending every effort to Inform the
world of the possibilities of Utah and
Salt Lake ity We came to rllze
shortly after the organization ot chin
bureau that our first and mot Impor
ant duty wan R campaign nr education
of our nn enpl w were atDnhhed
ontlnaet na lgc Tio
V
MADE A NAME
FOR HIMSELF
1
Death of Clarence LexOvf
Chairman of a New Yorkf 1
Senate Committt that Unli
1 i
covered Mass JJorrUPtiQ 1
I I vv Ultli ne JtfIII 5 1
NI Lent formerlykirsnsn e
aennie runmiItee1e invrn41jIf
i the rit I 5crstnent fjjqw ark bP
nl 101 home In k4S iesJi4
tr Inn tu kltonn eunir or I
rrttln the nltt in Whh his wiue t
ssa Iohn Ills Irstk ttss me 1e
poritnnln lit I siIrvedh it
three hlhlrn nd thrro Itr1or
Ilaree Jfl5V ra tihern In i rsnk 1
tvn in U fli 1 grsd ted 1nNt bath I
lIamhh IInlrity 5 W the IYWter
I hly of in fIoo up the ties
i t or Isu 1 entered pailtI 6
elcvtcd t f IbFtt
I f4touiig h0 Oss eft
Ie tue enmolltt t II to the
y
f tll w 11 V 4
The rseuit ItVtIf vI jbe
j Clrtft teaIie btIe JI8 I
t h a pnll system wee II met at III
ance bt welu officers high tn the 41ft
i51tmflt and gamblers proprietors oC
dior4eT houes hDtll and saloons
hat sIoiat41 the exCise I laws and other
Ibrk 1 cr5 wan uneoteced 1 The Rev
Ir Chrl rkhurt pe tentimony
that shocked the nation
Inspector RytItee at that time per
htpn the best non puller officer In
the sorld renlgued The whole de
inrtmrnt wan shaken front tp to bot
tom TIH pielne lawn wIre revined
and RohWC law hol began to be
known In fset the methods and Much
or he material or the leiow commit
tt bare been fruitfully available ever
since for many cities In the throes 1ft
reform In addition to his nerelcen an
chaIrman CC the IAsnw committee
Senator lAIsow wes chaIrman of the
Jlnt igIelattve committee that draft i
ed the bill chartering the elty of Great
er York nl Interest I reform
tt ndfd to party primaries and IL kill
regulating them bears his nm
He was chairman or he committee
on resolutIons In the attate convention
In the presidential eatr UM which
Introduced the first Kohl plank and in
ltOI he wan a preldentlnl 1 elector
IM recent year lie lyoted himself to
lw prnetlec end pria halnesat
his II prRr In
At the Um or lain 1ata ho wan a dl
rcnr ht nn V mlanl
iCEBERGS SWEPT
ASHORE BY FLOOD
Forest Ranger Brings News
From the Bering Glacier
Region
Cordova AlaSka Dec 31FOrest
Ranger George Johnson returned today
Rn arj otn
from an inspection oC th Hosing gla
Ier region n confirmed the reports
tf the great damage done by tl J
which burst frets he giaeier last
month JtM ot the hoary fall of
snow he was usable to react the chin
0 lakesabeve the re Itttne
that tI or the MIIeRa flood but
he verified stories or enormous damn
a done to the large sweep of country
between the glacier and the sea
Johnson 11 Invs igated the where
Hut o U R W1 d Xysk linmith
for kUe lteh fears were enter
talnd Wine Ind Smith escaped In
JU but underwent thrilling AI prt
cures And endured ItardhlpI In making
their escape from icehound passes and
icecold cviter that swept down to the
Bering sea valley
Johnson pisid thAt the force It the
flood when It burst rrnm the glacier
must have been tremendous Jtbrp
larger tl an ocean liner were tern
from the glacier And swept doa
tm iany Icebergs carried from
the channel by the eddying current
were left stranded high and dry when
the flood ubdfd These giant Ice
bergs standing alone miles gnt from
brg
the mother glacier present an unulu1
sight For years to com they will
stand hug monuments 01 lee to the
great furors of nature
PAPER TOWELS FOR
SCHOOL CHILDREN
I Topeka Cnn D 391 T Fair
child taM superintendent of public If
I troctl said today tht he would pro
pr at eii s te bate a Mt m 01
rester towels for uate I Kaiws shawt
I 1r 1e tee fat I pal petnl all
111 he flrflihpi I
a 1W n 1111 TI 10
V 111 la 0 I Tt 1 i 1 r
I l i V V d V 01 <
tr
c V
V V V Lati gpV t i
Ielaria
C also ha forbidden
II MEXICAN TROOPS I j I
I LE SLAUGHTER I t
Luques Relief Column Said to II I
Have Sustained Heavy I
Losses in B tc
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + ttt
+ 4
+ EI Paso Texan Pee JA spe +
+ cial to the Tim front Its correspondent +
+ spondent In Chihuahua Y +
paft
+ Ique relief column ha en +
+ countered four days fletce fight 4
4 lag I near Cans ColoradO and Its +
+ I II 601 men killed The IDur 4
t rft loss is I slight The column 4
4 is I tutlY demoralised RvlrrII 4
4 command is un battled up nr 4
+ 4 > PlO + 4
+ + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
Chihuahua esl D 30 vIa J1
Paso D 21An official report wan
rte here today stating that Colonel
KMtr Clnh a scouting
for of the r4erl nunt a
band or IDrt In 341 Paso on
Wednesday and that after seine fight
mi th IlIlurtO IJ No de
tails or wounded were given wit regard to killed
The report eras fnt by General
Luque to General Hrnndez com
mndlht the rhlhuahlA military zone
General LII t1ard that the pans
wan 1 < ar1 and It W be who ak1
for f TIalr Iraln wIt hit left I 1ern
ye ad lt morn In Thi train U n1
ettr II h III 111 al tl
railroad office today il a as hltd that
I the tf1IPh line would probably be
restored by flight
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MERRill ELECTED I
HEAD OF TEACHERS I
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COLLEGE MAN l
IS PRESIDENT r l
Election o Officers Wiov t
Contest lt Closing BuaiJt
Session of St AsociaioU t
at Assembly Hall r
EDUCATOR RIDICULES
FOOTBALL IN SCHOOLS 7
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I Dr Tyler Score Athletics as
Final Fling to Pedagogues V
Comnssioner Brown oni
Commsion
Governmental Duty
FOR INDUSTRIAL DUCATION
8 lESTl 1 Tfnr 1 s Ai
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narin Professor ioepi J Ur
rift or the nhH of rah
nn cleated prcsItlrnt tr the I tab Stsio
onhr otIIn at the elisasi ft
JI must nnecsatui canscation yoa1er4s y
afteruupu at fh elll hU
1 e4ccIi fJlvap4 upas the lrlat
or th mo Rahnfd discuatnion iSnt
lanai nrnIrrd fle cenyen4jon and
fn at n Jolt nbra matriolIM ff4
lanai rrschrl ti highest HI r ah
iely lr IU ft UkfT en
lhnn a limacntlsg voice ra the
Jrnatn ut the report nr the oeM
mlr a nmlnatfon V
Th other offleere lerteat Sr Vhs
president ieneph ietersam rrov rl
ipeq for ien Your iierntenit
Al 11 A h4olaeijx er earl onl v t
ufrintndnt j I 1 nt hI
twoyear triisteeja t H Idwin I
0 and F W nnII 1 1sl
threeyear trutee Ti It I Raeri f
nt and Jafhnhihh lhmstas It t
iske 5
ircaildent Merrill wi iCePI Mr
Thm wilt name hIs own eretsrv
The ottc Ar IImIh different It
tN thoee oC tIle f the new aarir
belg Iim to an mfJl 1 the con
sttntIo
and hylw
At the moment 8uprntt fl I
Drll of the fJ Normal 1
tepl 1 U vi tn aimtmueeTh
1t non not else member of the at t
spdallou ouloide the fOmlatDJ e
gilt t ate kite w who thf I choice fo res
WDaitw4 1e Th li a t 1st J tl a
claim of every officer who had pre
velll been appiachfi4 nn the fU 1
Jt and one thing in I ertaifltherU
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had been no electIoneering for anyone
lt any time durInI the tmn1on
mnUonf Th name ot no indatIat had on
h wan a nohl r lr or the con t
vention that Ii b very member f
the association lasi hn reused to
thrill of ptrothn 1 nn speech anit
a moment later filleal b
mo1 ni another whtt
Indignation for the only notr
the convention Or a sertioft t rlnt
prod new rhr1r tf Incorporation
whes the nm of Inoprllnni
and the oilier tndidteat I were faCTS
On
tiotted trlt4 ccsd in aTS instant n
th ticket carraeal Innhnouly
After reading the relorl of the nm
Inat eolntntttv hlrman t < rire
moved its adoption HI mtnn
seconded and without th slIalItt
le of dinatifattti r dmonr
tlon 0 an kind I t aereterc ma s r
dr to cast a UIIllim bII fnr
the candidate
1ernrhr tlrelIe f online
8uorlntndnt G hid reel te
report oC the eomliltt I pllnl1 f
draft new bylaws n4 Rrll ides or n
frton lpon I p n f t
II designs ted a < VV id 12 of
articles of Intnrtr I io rq lia firt
content of the convntn Arlie V
prpr4 that dpartna1l mic
k done RTSr lh hll ntan h
tnl
Joe tion wpr mal h I vrilla t4Rr1
tR
especially II1OSC In IIIC ine i
tut nadv drrl 0
I speeches rer rrl fl F I
agalnt thi iasac nt nl I ecci i 1
t fanr or it An
I Inhlnt WI 1
Ir1 nodr whld h Il lartVr VII
mecting < II nlnl a 1n I I t
Inll after long o1 lnl0 1
bt I 10n na t VI ilh Ii
lull tlH tte menIin rrhoi 1 I
small mrai
The mmlt 1i r hltnn
ported rlnlnj i t hank
eonvntn to I k V mi
nild npr Ih to mi t V
oloa a grat t an 1
Mormon church rn I r e 1 f
Assembly ball
hal n v4
adopted on the death t John 1 I 1
L Conhinecd on J a Tlglat 1
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SAVES HIS LIFE BY
KILLING PARTNER
Mntana Man Walks Twenty
Miles Over the Snow to
Surrender After Tragedy
Anaca tier A special to th
Sta Pllpbur Mont nays
ACtr a cold nights walk of twenty
miles wnl A i4Mkat a ioite5cou
traitor t the big Irran dlchb
tug bl ar Hn reahld itere esriy
thin iraitg and gave ilmllt UI tt
herltbKeItnedy ainttiag tM be hd
1 ney
kiilea1I prtDr Ot A Miller
eiatr4ay alcrno CnrdtK In the
story told by ty he two mn
h4 agreed I f 41 c Iarurrl and
Miller Iftr receiving 1 In rash h lr
the cmp anal Ik the trlin 1 f
for nrlnmond There ha ii I believed
to hVe become considerably under the
Inft of liaupr I
Acting on neslmptUme he rMiarned
to Hail n the afern 1 r and
salked 1t to the earns Iekby
claIms that nr Miller arrival at the
tent ocruptd by the partners be start
ed t preiT I meal tot Miller alad
thi hl lea weTS fn wood tO re
pIcislali tIle fire le foilOrd lt
outtddc M d packing tip ii s made
am tae in hiw Ikahy tuma
I to j t 110 ad ran seek into
I 1 JI alIS tUI
t V
WWpicbedcig ht
voteer ft turning fired a iuhotwhlvh
struck IC wstch pocket
ahatteitfl the wtcb but neither In
Juring no tipping the cain A see
and shot tok effect In the loft side
pepetratiflg the lungs while a third
shot entered the body on the right dde
Immediately after th shooting
Lockaby ran oUI h I li I men work lug
Lkal
neveral hundred lr away told them
what h hail done and started for hail
where ho told hiat Dr to the hrlft
here over the telephone And atarted oil
toot for phllipsburg 011 bile arrival
n1nl AI1rn Moore htl oran
hd a irhY and went It h camp
where 1fY ont Miller body In tt
tent htith hands ere clutched light
1anail l or the
b 1 over tlia n <
I INSANE MAN KILLS WIFE
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lraaccl leKcrs the Relwee I nr Chin I
iinn hk a n 1nn lnrmr
tnn
Jlroh lsie sliin
Kltuk Ioua Dec 30After hot
big and killing his I 1f a fn of In
le
cane range t New Boo near hp
thin arnilla and keeping a IIHrfI
posse at ly for hours Christian
chock a far aged forty was cap
lured late tonight a hr Utht to the
taN jail here hk had recently i
been released Tom the hospital for the
insane at Mount lleht He prob
ably will bf returned to the hospital
1 rur
Following the killing 0 his wife
Sehock barricaded hlMt h his I
and dfied the officers for several
Olr dff b wan finally induced to nor
render
TIUII1 ILUHUH
Eltllr thee 3Wiltiam Rtll
Ir shot and killed his wife and nine
teesyearOld stepdaughter Henish
KI I their home tuy Rrklr
then fired R hut t Ito hisown body
D1 trouble wan given al the
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ATTORNEY GENERAL IS NOT j
V INCLNED TO BE MERCIFUL
WAHIGTON Dec 30AttorneYI for the individuals indicted
members of th scled bath tub t for alLeged violation al Qr 4
aleged
the Shenan act came to the department of juKe today ii th interest of o
sentence thoir clients Thoe in tho event of conviction arc threatened intrest jai 4
The trio of lawyora was headed by Ruh Tag of New York and in
cluded William L Oarponter and Leo BUbol x
Wiia Le of Datroft fter V
Dtolt an hour
conference With W S KcnyO Mr Wickorsams ai stnt Ate r the at 3
tomey goneral has delegated the whole mater the lwrs reuims to
word as to the purse or result of the conference l say a
I wan Mid It the department that
they had been given nD reason to belIeve
lIeve that the attorney general ould
consent to the CPtnc Dr a plea tt
guilty and the imposition or fines nth
Pr than Imprisonment They ware
given to understand It aJ Mid that
Jai sentences will l be ininted upon and
wet lnfrnuad lat their cilne oul1
ha eteeted In 11 a I I tuItei i Stal eert
I at rnlt on a I r 1 t i4ftAIi
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lnrn rr t I i i
dlct th Would nut ibsakc i lea
I nary for the government to start fifty
rfmoRI suits to Itt tM fifty dcfend
ln together On that ds
I The offr of eomirOnulne said 1 have
11 1 I rfliarai 1 S T hat II It Stat iaIrd
i tnir 11llrctrln
Ih r let t1Ilrnt in I hll I < I i
I ar IpV1r ti dTuit a Ill a 1 I
1 S and T t ti 1 It I
luactt i1 b4IMSoSQ O ah 1 Ue1
Y
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SOnt WiothI I fd
fine and no Jllil tItaPe tl th
n1 action
I Wa lelifltei f I lla b t an ifft
elo uli of t he ru I P
ton I eovernment ehlrK WQuld i t
pfte el ir the injunction
launCton were Sgr < I
I I Tt iIrtnu nt of JIU lr I
evr Ik U coSn bintitia
eonbhlatn in I at
a < 1 l 1 1 Thl wek I lOkrfleh 1 1 t I I
nl II Ih etmIine t
T Il 1 lhcy er
1 hong
Thfll I < I l 111 < Ii ing
TH Innl declprat n 4
General Wlekerpham Il a 1 I WoUl T
nhrit on prison nn
In n r
111 VI
convictions in Ir a
tl1e
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