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SEE AMERICA MOVEMENT
LAUNCHED BY CONFERENCE
See Europe If You Must But See
America First Is the Slogan of
the Delegates to the Salt Lake
Salt Lake CltyAt 11 oclock Fri
day January 2G the 200 men assem
bled in the armory in the Commercial
flub building wero called to order by
the chairman exGovernor Heber M
Wells and tho See America First
convention became a reality On tho
platform were seated In addition to
Chairman Wells Governor George E
Chamberlain of Oregon Governor
John C Cutler of Utah and Judge O
W Powers who represented Mayor
Ezra Thompson and welcomed the vis
itors on behalf of Salt Lake City In
opening the conference exGovernor
Wells set forth tho alms and objects
of the See America First movement
In a brief and pleasing address
The results hoped to bo achieved by
tho conference might be expressed In
the following language of exGovernor
Wells
Speaking personally I have never
been to Europe But I have bathed
In the buoyant waters of both tho At
lantic and the Pacific have gazed
through southern mists out upon tho
Gulf of Mexico and have traversed
the great lakes and tho Thousand Isl
ands of tho St Lawrence I have
heard the great Niagara roar and
have stood spellbound upon tho brink
of tho Grand canyon of the Colorado
amid that deathlike stillness of na
ture described by Mark Twain as so
still you can hear tho microbes knaw
I have stalked elk In Jacksons hole
and caught fish In the Yellowstone
river and boiled them hard by In a
geyser without taking them off tho
hook I have floated In the briny sur
face of the Great Salt lake and shot
tho chutes on Sutro Heights I have
looped tho loop on Coney Island and
breathed the fragrant sighs of orange
groves in southern California I have
perspired In the humid atmosphere of
the Mississippi valley and thrown
spowlmlls at the altitudes of Pikes
peak I have gazed In rapt wonder at
the mighty Missouri rolling down to
the sea and have visited tho great
northwest where rolls the Oregon
Short Line Yet I am not ready for
Europe
Upon a trip to Now York some years
ago I became acquainted with a man
from Albanya young druggistwho
had acquired a competency and was
setting off on a vacation I asked him
whore he was going and wreathed In
ecstatic smiles ho blurted tho one
word Europe I asked him If ho
had ever visited a place called Niagara
Falls which lay a hundred or two
miles to tho west of him and ho said
Its nothing but a lot of water
Now gentlemen I submit that that
la the type of fellow we we after If
we can spread the gospel of See
America First so that some of these
easterners who now spend their good
American money at Monta Carlo can
be Induced to come up and take high
er ground and visit some of the
suburbs of their home towns I feel
that our mission will not have been In
win
An address of welcome was made
by Judge O W Powers while Gov
ernor Chamberlain of Oregon made
an address In support of tho See
America First movement
At the afternoon session the of
ficers were selected and the work for
the convention outlined The of
ficers selected were Fisher Harris of
Salt Lake City as permanent chair
man and permanent vicechairmen as
follows Judge J H Richards Boise
Ida J A Runyon Kansas City Mo
L W Pratt Tacoma Wash W F R
Mills Denver Colo H M CaVe
Portland Ore J K Persons Duluth
Minn C E Edwards San Francisco
Cal T J Nerny Butte Mont E J
Westlako of Minneapolis permanent
secretary James A Metcalf of Mis
soula Mont first assistant secre
tary J A Runyon of Kansas City
Mo second assistant secretary
George A Cordon of RIgby Ida ser
geantatnrms
Salt Lake Is Headquarters
A permanent organIzation of the
See America League composed of
the representatives of western states
municipalities and commercial bodies
was completed Friday afternoon by
tho election of an executive commit
toe Fisher S Harris secretary of
the Salt Lake Commercial club was
made secretary and In a general way
ho will have charge of the See Amer
Ica campaign Salt Lake was made
the temporary headquarters of the
league The executive committee Is I
empowered to change the permanent
location of the headquarters but In
view of the fact that a Salt Lake man
Is the executive head of the associa
tion It Is probable that the permanent
headquarters will be located tn Zion
where the Seo America First Idea
originated
The executive committee Is com
posed of the following David Starr
Jordan president Leland Stanford
Jr university Palo Alto Cal Rob
ort L McCfrmlck secretary Weyer
haeuser Timber syndicate Tacoma
Wash T B Walker banker and
business man Minneapolis Minn
David R Francis St Louis Mo for
mer secretary of tho Interior and for
mer president of tho Louisiana Pur
chase exposition Irving Howbert
banker and business man Colorado
Springs Colo Nathan C Schafor
Harrisburg Pa president of tho Na
tional Educational association
The executive committee will havo
general charge of the See America
First campaign It will map out tho
publicity plan will select a seventh
member will select its own officers
except tho executive secretary and
will dictate tho policy of tho entire
movement In selecting the commit
tee especial pains wero taken to
choose men of national reputation
who are not Involved In politics or In
the railroad business
Salt Lake City Actual work was
Inaugurated Saturday by the See
America league Tho last session of
the conference was held In tho card
room of the Commercial club to dIs
cuss the ways and means of financing
the organization Complete success
attended this important part of tho
work It was voted to raise an emer
gency fund of 2500 to pay the ex
penses of the organization until after
the executive committee meets and
block out the permanent working i
plans of tho organization A goodly
part of tho 2500 was subscribed on
the ground
Big men are being discussed for the
presidency of the league President
Theodore Roosevelt has been sug
ested to be named at the close of his
presIdential term of office It Is
thought that with his tremendous
prestige especially In tho west he
would give the league an Impetus that
would mean certain success
William J Bryan has also been sug
gested as the head of the league
Thirteen States Send Delegates
Salt Lake City Seventyseven delegates
egates representing thirteen slates
and one province of British Columbia
arc In attendance upon the See
America First conference In addl
tlon to the representatives ot sixteen
railroads The representation by tho
states Is as follows
ttab 18 Colorado ll Miaeouri 17
Washington Montana aIdaho 18
Minnesota SfCallfbrnlnt B I Oregon
4 Wyoming 1 Pennsylvania Iowa
Iowa 2 New York 1 British Colum
bla 1
Tho railroads represented at tho
he conference might bo experienced
conference were the Denver Rio
Grande Colorado Southern Illi
nois Central Chicago Burlington
Qulncy Santa Fe Erie Rock Isl
and Canadian Pacific Colorado Mid
land San Pedro Los Angeles Salt
Lake Oregon Railway Navigation
company Pacific Idaho Northern
Southern Pacific Missouri Pacific
and Salt Lake and Ogdon
PACIFICATION OF THE BALTIC
Nearly Two Hundred and Fifty Revo
lutionists Shot and Many Arrested
Wonder Livonia Tho pacification
of the Baltic provinces Is reaching the
final stage so far as the agrarian
movement Is concerned Nearly 250
revolutionists have been shpt several
hundred arrested and five thousand
rifles have been captured
General Orloff Melnhnrdt and
Wendt arc now operating In tho Won
der district with 10000 troops com
pleting a circle In which the revolu
tionists aro being gathered The
generals have tho names of the lead
ers of the revolutionists who will be
tried by court martial when caught
and either shot or Imprisoned The
majority of those already executed
wero Lettish teachers of students
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Brokers Must Pay Taxes
New York Tho constitutionality of
tho stock transfer tax law of Now
York was affirmed Friday by a deci
sion of the appellate division of the
supremo court About 5000000 an
nual taxes arc added to tho state rev
enues by the decision The case de
cided was a test action brought
against Albert Hatch a stock broker
who was charged with having sold
and delivered shares of railroad stock
without paying the tax required by
this law
Irish Nationalist Succumbs to Excite I
ment of Campaign
London Thomas Higgins Irish Na
tionalist who on Thursday success
fully contested North Galway against
Col John Philip Nolan Irish National
ist was found dead In bed at his hotel
at Tuam Friday The tragic occur
rence Is attributed to the excitement
of Thursdays polling acting on a weak
heart Mr Higgins was one of the
most militant Nationalists in the wQst
of Ireland and had many conflicts
with the police
Judge Abolishes Use of Bible
Now York Justice John M Tier
new of a municipal court In the
bronx has abolished the use of the
bIble In his court Explaining his ac
tion ho said I have removed the
blblo from use In my court It was
a desecration to use It there Lying
words from the mouths ot witnesses
made Its use a mockery a travesty
I now swear or affirm a witness with
uplifting hand but It really has no
slcnlflcanco to my mind
DENMARKS KING
DIES SUDDENLY
Aged Monarch Retires After
Giving an Audience and
Peacefully Expires
Family at the Bedside When the End
Came Prince Frederick the Eldest
Son Will Succeed to the Throne
CopenhagenTho king of Den
mark died at 330 Monday afternoon
Tho kings death was quite sudden
Although for some time past he had
showed evidences that tho weight of
his years was beginning to toll upon
him there was no Indication of his
approaching end His majesty gave
long audiences Monday morning last
Ing three hours At luncheon after
wards the king showed signs of great
fatigue and almost collapsed Phys +
icians wero hastily summoned but
they were unable to rally the aged
monarchs strength and at 330 p m
ho died in his bed room to which he
had retired The Crown Prince Fred
erick the Crown Princess Louisa and
tho children and the dowager em
press of Russia Marie Dagmar were
present at the kings bedside when ho
passed away
The news of the kings death was
conveyed to the Danish lower house
which Immediately suspended its sit
tings
Prince Frederick the eldest son of
the late King Christian who succeeds
to the throne was born Juno 3 1843
and was married July 28 1869 to
Prince Louisa daughter of King
Charles XV of Sweden and Norway
Tho late King Christians oldest
daughter is Queen Alexandra of Eng
land and his second son Prince Wil
liam was elected king of Greece jin
tfer the title jr George 1ln lifts
Another daughter of the late King
Christian Mare Dagmar Is the dow
ager empress of Russia Maria Fee I
dorovna who married Alexander HI
of Russia He died November 1
1894 and his son Nicholas Is now em
peror of Russia
STOCK GROWERS CONSOLIDATE
Amalgamation of Two Great Associa
tions Decided Upon
Denver All the details for consoli
dating tho National Livestock asso
ciation and tho American Cattle
Growers association oven to the se
lection of a name for the new organ
ization were agreed upon Monday
night ata meeting of representatives
of the two associations held at the
Brown Palace hotel Tho name de
cided upon Is the American National
Livestock association
The plan outlined at the Joint meet
ing of the executive committees of tho
two associations held In this city In
October of last year was ratified and
additional changes in the constitution
and bylaws wero agreed to the import
ant of which Is tho future representa
tion at conventions and the arrange
ments to admit associations state and
otherwise to membership in the body
Under tho new plan of representation
no proxies will be allowed only dele
gates who present themselves at
meetings being allowed to vote
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TRIES TO SHOOT MINISTER
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Denmark Official Grapples With and
Disarms Assailant
I Copenhagen An attempt to shoot
M Alberti the minister of Justice
I was frustrated by the bravery of the
minister who grappled with his as +
sallant and wrested tho revolver
from him before It could be dls
charged
The ministers assailant who wad
promptly arrested was a former in >
surance agent named bye who had
been sentenced to a term of imprison
ment for burglary in oplto of his pro
tests that ho was innocent Boyo
called at tho ministry Monday and
drew a revolver immediately ho had
been admitted to the presence of the
minister
Friends of the prisoner say he had
become mentally unbalanced by his
alleged wrongful Imprisonment
ExPoliceman Knocked Down and
Out by Officers
Peoria Il1After holding a largo
number of police officers at bay all
night Charles Harwood a former po
liceman and Insane was captured
Monday morning At tho city hall
Harwood demanded that all the po
licemen walk ahead of him into a
back room and as Sergeant Welch
and Officer Couch passed close to him
they wielded their billies with good
effect knocking Harwood down and
out before he could firo a shot
After being disarmed ho begged the
officers for mercy and asked them not
to use him roughly Ho threatens to
kill Captain Wilson as soon as ho
gets out for betraying him
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