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Show LAKE CITY, UTAH, STRONG LADIES' Ll? + +> + + + | + IZ + + + Architect and Attorney Arrest- | Son of Form er Senator Married Railroad Magnate Laid to Rest ed on Olsen's Complaint to Charlene Mitcheno at Without Special Cerefor Grand Larceny. mony. + committed | + '+ geant + FARCE OTHER ROMANCE RECALLED ROOSEVELT SENDS WREATH. in Will of ot e Arbor t Pennsylvanian Portion of e %j L Leaves Immense to His Estate the sensational a Republican Special Service Son, Philadelphia, ; {ing ' srowWND| rain, of finance 'a Se sucies ion at Steele police and all night Larsen headquariers, before found his years of age, ‘ office It stylishly | the woman who is search supposed is to being oe the! neat been Cassatt grave, they! of BROWN''S the the that prior to this he asked shone."marry yin 5 Tose mary the | fete dollars tj he the"driak ies finally wan it tn nis! ete bir a serve ur found school at he lines no aoe an manger west Mr. of out Next the of the has as i-| avant a prothers a: are Cassatt. life they. went spent his to a and made. The alt large Senate If War is "Non-Com" an bequests Than vacation, h 2° MORE LIGHT SHED ON TRUST METHODS. every More twenty-six to come to will the Last fof the | Johnson the store Year-Suit vidrancedy, ses Utah Lake Joel Be of active in the move to to have was Made oldest and access through the Rained efforts }UPON resist to congress of the een 5 at e to force established to the saloon front door as case of charged the heaping to revenge issue 00 Sheets' disiar ng who to are be who refused the oe manner s biti the which he | congress the tariff revised at has would revision December Sheets and 4 he Helena, m ‘Through. Mont., Dee. 31.- s OS28 It had A. bold . ie ‘ at to see the wreekers"e o |move the huge mass of ties and tim-- | bers that had eo Dees across the j tracks. The miscreants had used rail )aon which ore bound to the track" re speedt not was evident thdt laid careful dastardly work and jt wa reatest. difficulty |i ing, the contractor, was fence lg | Sorat the train | were in their and from a attempt with railroad reserve supply ties beside Had they been successful in thelr effort the train, consisting of sleepers, a day coach, chair car and - their long constituents. vacation Many |tion it was mem-|ers that the judgment the party must of the give lead-- a definite saloons plicit terms th special sessio ty Kiss gt ul Oe Art ing will e ayer convened the ‘abe a the: re Daen in the thras rashing process. |! jsts mad private conversation on the floor! migh ‘senate' and-touse, in thie seidak | oer n of at rooms of two legislative halls, in com-| mittee were | White rooms, House. the at dinners Political Milner and at its nit Sy peuntey unwilling to hat th the word, but the that once oat advocates of the policy to let the question go over in- the! sisted | definite la ) it Wisdom. fn promise certain to carry the party to revise makes the time, the country out the promise a tariff at "e trust ' WARRANT IS ISSUED FOR NEW YORK BANKER Victim. | srestisies cose cue cow MINERS ON: STRIKE ELDER ROBERTS ; ISIS HOME means era any eee a, the a of the names in wish IN BLACK HILLS he rer st Mptate : " for Eight-Hour Begins z ee | Re 0S LO 4-2 Snceorlitcediainieel Hatteras, bound for Hampton' Roads | Struggle cae ine With Year, bay Maine Hamptor the de Lead, ;uamong ! _-_- c ; EMPLOYES PRESIDENT 1SHOME: GAME BAG EMPTY ON COLOR OF LIGHTS) Rullimoré Harr; ~ j re ant I d One be Pee eH HH EE EHH HHH SEEEE Rie DISAGREE a is ; , : ei ment er ck Tees debt T ocal, Gticlaic' 1 d Aint 3 officials o ire stly tatio ch re of : hill ios of the sy the the to be as that conc ee AIL they the! and! will .con pasis, of the can their. and properties mining not operators afford mine they idle at on prefer oro present an to Was} op- eight-hour leave their Kiver : : see jt referred for : Kmery Castle $ | Moran Bouus Untouched, i = par befor hei realil 2 St. Paul Buys YVerminuls, cause of , the eollision car be ascertained Winnipeg, Man., Dee. 31:--The Chicago Engineer Hildebrandt auy he saw a| Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad has whit light at Tacoma ut the op-| bOUght an entire block in the middle of crate nays emphatic ally that he| the city. for terminal purposes at & e shows od L red target , cost of $3,000,000 | Yardmuaster Carr declares he also aw | -~> | Mayor Ezra "Thompson a red aigt sl, and Patrolman Kennedy Bailey I Rouses Enthusiasm. i a die = positively that he not on ly} Dallas Tex... Dec 31-United Stat fe gnal ac but that the en-| Senator Joseph W Baile y addressed the gineer did run past ? political ever at wood Irrigation companly and the Big ro ve eanle of the road are incl lined to |largest Panhandle, Tex., meeting anion All held of the 1¢ red signa Set| voters present, by a rising vote, pledge vas renewed from last year a Saas ‘the engineer of the tr: ain of} rh ir support ytd B: alley in the Pi ccnat and will take effect on January 5, y passenger coaches ran past election to be held Jan. 10. Kyle got but ut fools enough bank in boys days getting ago freely he sober would the to whole sume give to Lake that City he a He him, sought it being oversiept, after spending by money "Later: L. our and on HE a bank on in he $ Utah, citizens his under Green he last vo exit very he from to but but ready and and to No. 5 on kept soon when No. do kept checks Kyle as thing, he everybody draw missed kind as the to town from to valley holidays. town, them town. unusual came the the got funds. with very much were so who for around money to be scared, his writing struck wus began had up is went who is wanted got about $1060 Salt he time he Tribune, of he 5 pulled came all a tellas of yery keep eurly Kyle's much him in escapade. McCarty REPRESENTED Lake edition day the that at not a Salt purpose borrowed which time, that during W. against J. W. Kyle, false pretenses. He drew so by straighten would sober up, and for them in Thursday in Thursday mmmorningg he made morning. Dale, River first the days pace. would the the Green up ten in of for out imbibing the Salt the Progress, representative ten of for about creditors 5 | view soipg ing uw about thought business, County 27 Kyle, a people that rte Dec. W. River with Mr. the date, "J. up declare | to 4 Green will) vegin Tuesday The! strike for an eight-hour blg Homestake mine will|; affected, of} From ; strike of the se to. the men afew weeks ago ot operator | erate ‘made Baltimore difterent They investigated. thorouc! the into i Black hills. men are to day, but the 31.-A general and millmen | d | few of the mines are already idle "phe | } imps rial laid "Off its men Sunday night the Dakota of a ao also suspended operi- Statements engineer: wh S. D: Dec. ‘the miners 4H OH 09 92 00-90 THE TRIBUNE. New adoption the DP TP 1H 0 OF 46 9 HE REPRESENT ED ; de = track. the course of ene there was geil| e Sr ment that "something must Wiil be Guided by Congress. made no effort be done. This decks sion brought th The President Knows of the decision leaders in the less ive body up ‘to of congress. So far as can be learned the question as to whether the revision jhe: has not said) whether or not It |}should be undertaken before the next meets his approval. He has remarked = | pre sidenth il election In this connecrepeatedly to members. of congress alien there was general agreement that that he must be guided in this. matter there was to be legislation on the by the will of congress-that is to say, he has no thought of calling congress Subject in advance of. election it must in extra session next spring when he sion next spring has knowledge that. the body is: opafter consliderposed to doing anything on the: tarift higher an that at any time during;ty. Certainly, few others belleve it, ing the subject carefully, it was debefore the next election Of course the year. About the first of Novem-|and because Sanders, by order of the} clded that {t would be the part of there is the long session. of congress ber this yeur the water was 16 inches | president, has been as severely pun{political wisdom to let the whole matwhich comes on in December. next higher than jt was at the same Ume | jcsned as the least deserving man in the} ter go over until a pecial session of year end will run until time for the last yeur The verbal report was acthree companies, the house and senate <a |congress immediately following the ind. : and the commission requested national nominating conventions to ‘ : jare almost certain to pass a bill de-| | p| auguration of the new president meet, but the ae it has no thought The announcement in the President {to submit written reports for.the years | wiaing either that he be restored to|¥) of asking the legis ldtive body to take the service or else, in view of his long| ‘general messag lo meres on h up the question of revision at - that hcg J B: Miln \ a ace ae and splendid re aap that he be retired second day of the session that "whe session He Knows no party would Lorenzo Argyle ot Ge oe 7 7 upon 2 pension, with all other priv- | {next the general system of taxation undertake to change the tariff right an inheritance tax ind ab ie a es g TE ie cane The elec- | lleges which would have been due him j and a erp granted the proprietors} - Tevist a" on the eve of . an Sheet a eh aoa as follows. | Senator Foraker, it is learned, has income tex should be made a part of inder the policy that hus . been to | the system of taxatio: was taken into President Andrew Knudsen vice | in. view, suc h a bill and is confident it agreed upon Mr Roosevelt's recom|considcration by the Teaders in reachpresident, Joel. A. Johnson; secretary, will pass both houses. If the President mendations for an inheritance tax and Kk. S. Hinckley |; vetoes it, as cane has declared he will, "handled | Ing the decision announced above an income tax go over until the next then Foraker will ask that it be passedministration. Some of the politicians Firm in His Conviction. look for the two subjects to be .dis: ed over the veto, and he will base the| in ‘his hands but he allow ed them to cussed with much fervor in the next Talks with th President while the hieo_USIANA SENDS ;request upon the plea of justice to a s d v mr campaign. Possibly they may be vestigation | subject Was under general discussiot h ae ring and innocent man f he city < treated in each of the party platforms: may he that the war department as on : 5 » j Indicated he was firm in his « yee lthat if any revision of the TING =, forestal] congress by reinstating} Sanders It is said at the war depart- | ciiman Wort natro m ni Aca ce should be undert a | ye . provision should be made today that Sanders's chances for as he w Maeoe tax and an inbesliaace ‘ae Pornbiaterran are excellent. It was | chalr ordi-| This meat # gener al overhauling of ‘| Scarlet Fever on Battleship jut | officially announced today that Sena-| fo! the government's system of taxation. or Spooner would reply to the speech | nances oo aa it was the decision of the leaders Isabelle W, Maine Claims One of Senator Foraker criticising the ac-| to} that the party in power would be ib cri recently dition of the President in dismissing the} | tt d, Guy Chase is} ing er risk in making such a gen ar appeared | eral revision one year before a presii warrants dential election. Pas husband, There ‘ n differen opinior wr osenbaum an as to how much disturbance of busi+a e charges half | ne ould result from such a radieal five ulted her when they kidI t ‘ . ner 4<¥ closed proposition for some] overhauling of the system of taxatton, old son. from het room at: the Gllsey | but everybody consulted admitted that hotel lust Friday jthe partly could not hope to effect such Efforts of Tobacco Combine to Down Independent * to these contrivances supplemented. nite | ones the wires ever wee ee renpinyheudation months Trot ey of Limited a special repeatedly like could from their tha t the. p al- dismissal order, under the} 7 said} President's 1905 |leadership of Senator Foraker, endl 4 that the reason for the report of not being presented was because of | used by them to demonstrate the alBieta | the fact that the pe commission | leged Mllegality and injustice of the; the not eport from the Presidont's course Ireceived i ay Luke Canal ¢ rani iny'S measureFornkev Is Confident. lake Utah eT s for tis report for the year was to the} It is doubtful if even. the President} Scat that the commission met in| believes that Sanders ‘was in any way} May and decided that the water Inj concerned with the "shooting up" of| he lake was not within 15 inches of | Brownsville, or that he was mutinous-; compromise point, nor had it been) ly engaged in trying to shield the guilJudge be campaign fund. | constituents. Even the Bourbons making such a among the standpatters were palpi Ts to scored in referadmit on their return. T OD." in onbareie er bofore. revise will President |among a a Rushes will Pile Before baggage car would have been thrown- Result of Conference. down an embankment of thirty feet. The decision of the leaders in congress is the result of many conferences and not a few arguments, om a general revision without bringing of them heated. Tariff became one of | criticism : the leading questions the day the senaIn peaciiies the decision to let the tors and representatives returned here| question go over until after the elec- and he showed Davis ina Police department tes such that the. meets a pa of Just une | Promise to make the revision Immed Fernstrom | bers who left Washington last Baety. with |lukewarm on. the subject of tariff | ately after the election. If. changes came back enthusiastic re-| Which congress contribute visionists. They had heard from their eSereS upon the party's judgment in ere oe was seized fighting Lncompetency. AAR to while of oO esca aemenilbate is to "| Rava He are the circumMingo Sanders to Sanders by all those keepers the re- men voted session NECESSARY Removes Ties Election. 31.-There. way clear to call congress in extra session unless he could obtain in advance some assurance that it would do the work it was called to do, Councilmen Holley aw with Fernstrom against Peete to ae AR ta oe the 1 of an- him in consequence of iots, and the Tee: after the holidays, stances which bring the front. The troops extra King and of such a party policy, will have to acquiesce in oubtless there will continue to be agitation in favor of an extra session in the spring, but the decision of congress is fin supposed '. e yeCcom me ndations Sena- restored to by any on ‘, is service, the Pernstrom Dec. Before | be accepted by President Roosevelt, although he may agree to it reluctant-| y, and the advocates of revision, while| they are inclued to doubt the wisdom The attention of the. ea was ‘called to this fact by Fernstrom, although ‘ne etl Roosevelt's determination all to the army senate A. the an tarifY The Act fight. infantry President missed by ie ae commission President year. Vice presided for court. was spring that Senate. fore Twenty-fifth Tors Piveree nor See of Not in years the service. utmost Water saloon be The West convicted in pnitce his _conviction not next Be mw UnABT pon ‘Norman Legislation Presidential WORK | ) Would It tempt to wreck and rob the North | ~ Coast limited on the Northern Pacific- near Big Timber was ‘frustrated session of congress immediately follow|through the timely arrival of a tie ing the inauguration of the new Presi-| contractor who removed the obstruc- © dent on March 4, 1909. tions from the rails just as the train, This is the decision of congress went by at a rate of forty miles' an" When one says congress he means, of hour. ‘The perpetrators are believed" course. the Republican leaders in the to have been the same men who legislative body. |robbed a store at Columbus Saturday - & It is a program that will probably | night : Police Ceasar the saloonkeeper of Washington. Dec." 31.-Mingo .Sanders, the negro sergeant with a record HIGHER Inches 156 from Although Decides Will Issue of nounced I Sixteen |i at $100 Bas was ee aes Department real the e of » in coal and iron Cassatt vas Kelso tcs-| LAKE Chief day personal proper... and grandchiidi sn. sisters All widow in of disapproving the initlative for such action upon the part of the Amerikearns party. SEER from among seventy-five which do many limes the business, the REINSTATED the in which Mr. Robert goes to UTAH eect limense elected by Immediat:- but or a Sheets, sne president interest and much daughters | companies | interested satt "t married | thera ‘as A. | Penn- Pittsburg, as recommendation George " \Negro Officer With Good Rec| ord Was Discharged by noises Declare Washington, and.) immense definitely Cassatt BE DEBTS EXTRA SESSION IS PLANNED Quick wise to Enact extort MAY CAMPAIGN »olitic Politicians ecre Presiden sent picked Kelso have i} tatives ashed Ee PAYING his his Prove. Dec. 31.>-The Utah County Farmers' association held a meeting In the county court house today and listened to the report of the represen- I a tors w After officer HEHEHE +H +H HH Hee |~- a ea Whe on special Republican Leaders Have De- Contractor Discovers Carefully cided to Make New SchedLaid Plot in Monules in 1909. _ tana. License to One More Who Failed to "Cough." Ratlosine there ai ve a"2:"r4 CHANCES ARE EXCELLENT to Says a -- of dress be. body road, and he will be directors Wednesday. estate, REO. -wuliie | To his years wish flowers there his McCrea, to |} Robert . The-man behind the ba aids ‘would give Olsen one hundred ‘and furnish him the ee the | shake-up of the late presidents 9%f | ficial force, The will of Mr. Cassatt was cad |after the funeral. He left an estate t) of $7,000,000, which goes to his son, ROMANCE, LW | men without hyacinths. been cessor in the Union han approached by asked him to buy great spoken, expressed no that over James failed | NOW ‘} Lake! the Roosevelt wreath was per-| svivania 27th he wwas that he was woman who driv- and being that and monies Mrs. made MAX by railroads, eulogy a Alexander Cassatt, former of the Pennvlyvania rail- had Mr. yesterday | a and of 31.--In AVENGE ANOTHER TARIFF REVISION NORTHERN PACIFIC SALOON REBUFF TO BE POSTPONED WRECKERS FOILED » of the! road was lowered today in its grav 19} in the cemetery of the Chureh of ihe as/ Redeemer, at Bryn Mawr. | bride Ne rh word body of president license | hunting Deg. ; surrounded and + + + + > Folowing and + + + + + + + Greater bail, found his room. Then the mystery was solved. In a Vvalise big enough to be a trunk the police found all Kinds of women's things In the line of Ww earing apparel. ove women's thin Ste ffan sald on being que Stion: ed, "and Id do almost anything to get them." Steffan admitted that he had set fire to many houses in order that steal ;he might : tt articlesit of clothtor ing uring ne vex eme EC 5 ace ee the fire. + + + + i without. charged with arson. His motive for starting the fires. baffled the police until @ patrol ser- PRICE FIVE CENTS Today-Fair, wt CHECK PASSION FOR UNDERWEAR. Weather 9> * OF JANUARY 1, 1907. Philadelphia, Dec. 381.-In order to get hold of women's underwear of ae he . was passionately for George Steffan turned Renta? and set fire to 50 houses in Philadelphia recently Steffan is now in prison + RESULT TUESDAY, FHHH FH HHH Hor ee +ee+ + + HEHHHEHHEHH+EEFHHEHH+E +H HHH EHH HH SALT FEED 5}. OEARS AND NEWTON MAX BROWN WEDS QUIET BURIAL FOR ACCUSED OF THEFT AT LOS. ANGELES PRESIDENT CASGATT ne I 7 eee ee IV, NUMBER VOLUME = m3 The Inter. Mountain Republican Lake THE City, to Woodside and made complaint here for obtaining money under from MeCarty on a check which he in which TRIBUNE. he had oo funds. : : |