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Show I 1 T PA YST Q TRADE WITH THE WORLD DRUG The 'yo'h VI. NO. G. SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, . 1007. JAP TIDING ARRIVES EHB fifty-on- e the ipw he-lu- g e o against him. were made for and against the Mention of the Utah senator In the eenate by Senators Hopkins, Beveridge Hansbrough, Foraker and Newlands, aftDoDiver, Burrows, er which Senator Hopkins offered his amendment, the efTect of which was to make it necessary to have of the senators . present to adopt the resolution declaring Mr. GREAT Speeches two-third- a vacant The amendment seat 49 to 22. via adopted Senator Carmack then moved as a institute a godding for resolution specifically the expulsion of Mr. This was defeated on roll Smoot cafl- to 43. roll call was then demanded on committee reolution declaring -27 A the not entitled to his seal, was defeated 42 nays to 28 Hr. Smoot and It yeas. Following Is the vote in detail on Burrows amendment as to Senator Smoot not being entitled to his the Mat: Yeas Bacon, Berry, Burrows, Carmack, Clapp, Clark (Ark.), Clay, Dubois, Dupont, Frazier, Hale. Cul-terso- Hinbrongh, Klttredge, Hemenway, Lattlmer, McCreery, Money, Newiands, Overman, wtu. Raynor, Smith, Simmons, UiFoIletle, Stone. Kays Me-toirl- Tillman 28. Aldrich, Alice, Ankey, Blackburn, Drandage, Bulklcv. Clark Burnham, (Mont.). (Wyo.), Crane, Curtis, Daniel, Pew, Dick. Dolllver. Dillingham, bint, Forakcr, Frye, Fulton, Galling-w- . Gamble, Heyburn, MJL Lodge. Long. Mulkey, Nelson, rklna, P j plies, Hopkins, Kean, McCumber MU-JNixon, Penrose, Spooner, Sutherland, Warren 42. senators paired as follows: an salnst the ElklnB, Carter, Cuilnm, Platt, Proctor, Scott and Tel- resolu-n-Aliino- and for the m'Morgan, Dailey, tint1!?1 FoH,er- resolu-7esr- - Tatter- - McEnerjr, an.l Whlte. Toll" aim,. n'1 occupied only a fewwb" 'he vote waa belaw i.f a,'na,or Smoot absented if from the senate chamber, ,orceful speech of the iav w.?0.1? blt Chairman Burrows, who wmMVr n hour ""td scathing upon Mormon institutions of Smoot with thou .eon,nepthm ,aw8 the land nd ih,,? ?ry inUboranie them part Mr. Burrows, in a,1,lrpH". criticized Presl-Uk- ciosinJ1 1flrin,e 4mt iLB - 'atb INDICTED. KANSAN TALKS REBELLION. Bev-jddjg- Burkett. NORTHERN Charge Made That Railroad Gave Rebates to Sugar Trust. New York. The federal grand Jury on Tuesday indicted the Great Northern Railroad company on charges that in 1904 it paid $10,000 in rebates on sugar shipments to Lowell M. Palmer, traffic agent of the American Sugar Reflnhtg company. A secomT count of the same Indictment charges that $4,534 additional rebates were paid to Mr. Palmer by various railroads in conjunction with the Great Northern. The indictment charges that the Great Northern company effected freight combinations with the Lehigh Valley, the New York Central and the New York. New Haven & Hartford railroads, the through route of the last named being made up in combination with tbe Erie railroad, the Great Northern Steamship company and the Great Northern Railroad company, wheieby sugar was transported from New York City and Boston to Sioux City. la., at less than the published tariff rates. Du-boi- l, Smoots Worked Up to a Frenzy Over Moyec Haywood Case, a Kan. Addressing Pittsburg, crowd of 1,000 persons here Tuesday, C. E. Rolfe, of Erie, Kan., the principal speaker at a mass meeting composed largely of coal miners, urged bis hearers to arm themselves. "The time has come for rebellion," The courts have refused us he said. fair hearing; the right of petition has been denied us, and we must now force prepare to URe tbe last recourse, of arms. The Dred Scott decision was followed by the civil war. The be folMoyer Haywood decision alii lowed by a rebellion of the working class. Arm yourselves, keep a steady nerve and get something to Kill full squirrels with, for the wooes are of squirrels, and there Is going to be a killing." Resolutions were adopted condemnnational ing the courts and state and In the governments for their part wood Mojer-Hn.prosecution of the case. appropriations i20Velt ,or tbe afand he has Sums for FOR THE WEST. Public Buildings In Idaho and Wyoming. 'iwioVin'TiT1 of Smoot- - and called var,ance of the iwnif1! r,,rt,nt utterancea with his rS. Utah, civil apWashington. The sundry house In the rt'ngress suggesting the propriation bill reported f or the regulation of dlLrol for cunstrue Items ,w carries on Tuesday an my. ahPpresHlon of polyg- on public buildings during tlon coming year in the western. the ''''very of Burrows ixignii. $!, follows: as tales ly mnnin.,!'? .Hwl nar h,in- - apparent-kV- a $130,000; Provo. $15,000; by his denunelBtbn. Ogden.Idaho. Wio., $30,000: Rawlins. he commenced qtileii if, the Ri.m.in ,lare ad went into Nn",,nul U"K lection of Mesa h rsmsiM i"1" r,oak roam, where "M,l the result of the $7.500. vote held Entombad. if, n him, and where he Many Ars Still 1114 oiher.nfl,r,,m ,,,v,,e a aenalors telegram received and congratu-J'wtlu7M'P,,d Mexico Clly- -A him ndnes grailexpressing here from the Us Esperanzas ? 'w close of the case, 8n'mt In which in Cohulla. of In the Mam hi tlnttl, twdhlng to say lit Hnsme says: explosion occurred, at and wh,rh followed the work cotillnues unceasing!) u'n had bodies r wan It a "'Ills vote, l ,"f 5:30 P. m. arty-fthe Hclod lit the senate wus recovered from . Klcv.n injurea Japanese. Fa,rtank u? . I,y I""'Vice President kited the bill . ' ""! Lhii.L 'Tty authority tr WHtarv Iri ll,rouh Ihuig ' 1mn,L. '?''rvtt'l"n- - whti h had will he tea. ud aU. by Henutor Hnmot, Mom-co- rt ''' m Utah. aeeond-elaa- a natter. Poet Aot ot Congresa kina offloe A U'fc CITY DRUG STORE xv. In W . O. Creer Building, Offloe No, Visit of the Fleet to the Island. I. Signal for a Round of Festivities by the Japanese. a forty-tw- 21, 1902, SPANISH FORK Hours: 9 a. m. till 5 s. m. JNO. J. BANKS, Prop. INDEFEN lK.NT PHONE: Honolulu The Japanese training squadron, consisting ot the cruiser Matsu Shima, Hashtdate and Itsuku-shimarrived here Tuesday. At 10 . .etna the Pair the Vot Stood oclock Admiral Tomloka, from the flagship Matsushima, communicated his approach by means of wireless Against. Long and Utah Rear Admiral Very retelegraph. Bitter Fight Against Ended. Last at Senator plied, welcoming him. Hundreds of sampans went outside the harbor to greet the squadron. As After a continuous the Japanese warships entered fl'ishington. the in which intense harbor a national salute was debate of five hours, fired. Khe predominating The admirals then exchanged salutes aptness was on Wednesday, a and the Japanese vessels senate the feitore, docked at 4 o'clock, voted to the naval wharf. ,ew minutes after Smoot for the remalnd-All the shipping in the harbor was tfUln Senator vote upon the decorated and American and of his term, the Japanese of expulsion flags mended resolution floating everywhere. t for Smoot to twenty-eighFive thousand Japanese In holiday for were on the harbor front awaitattire Nine him. paired against him, and two, ing the arrival of the squadron. While him with nine against welcome was not demonstrative, not voting. The their Smoot and Wetmore, it was none the less enthusiastic and Smoot hearty. publicans who voted against Hans-trougCalls between the officers of the Hale, Dupont. tere Clapp, and Governor Carter have squadron Klttredge, Hemenway, been Much entertainment exchanged. and Smith. The Democrats for officers and men has been provld Blackburn. ed by both Americans and Japanese iho voted for him were One The cruisers have been painted a and Daniel. Clark of Montana Democrat, Teller, was paired for lead color. After here a week the and no Republican paired cruisers remaining Smoot, will proceed to Australia. w ::: sarT-T1:- AT HONOLULU Entered Feb. at Spanish Fork. mttuuMiimmuuuuuauutmnmnwmiiniiiiutniuumiiumuuuiiuiinoiitmg ST DENTI .lzzzlz Omul 42 28 in Favor of Utah Senator. to Hart Dr. C. M. SQUADRON SEAT me Senate Vote ! Fork PANiSHi it'.?., r SX, K" the Jsss! r Residence No. 4S-- A 74 DR. W. E. WARNER Harry Thaw Told Dr. Evand That Tragedy Was an Act of Providence. QTTTTTTTT 7771777 THOMAS MARTEIA RESIDENCE The- PHARMACISTS, Utah. CONDEMNED. Idaho Legislators Against Rooievclta Forest Reserve Policy. Boise, Ida. Forest reserves occupied the atteutlon of the house for while the two hours on Monday, with troubles of their told sheepmen the forest service. They were supported by the northern members. The mesubject of the debate was Joint introduced No. 7, by Gleason, morial earlier in the session, it was drafted forth by Senator Heyburn and sets his views on the forest reserve question. The administration of the reserves la criticised and the entire system condemned. Gleason and Fallon of Kootenai spoke from the timber mens standpoint, while Webster, gtandford. Johnson and other sheep owners spoke from their point of There were only seven view. votes when the question was the on adoption of the memorial. put Bdl Sent to La Follett Sixteen-Hou- r Conference. 119 to Washington. By a vote of sus1G9 the house on Mouday, under to adopt pension of the rules, refused Inthe substitute recommended by the comcommerce terstate and forelgu mittee for the safesixteen hour bill to promote the railon travelers ty of employee and serroads by limiting the hour, of bill amended The of employes. vice was sent to eotiferenee, a vote being required. g d two-thir- Accept Democratic Leadership. Du Washington. Representative on Monday, said, Missouri Amend of he U when asked about rumors that to llated by some of the Democrats tn M Williams succeed John Shurp Democratic holme leader In the next an congress, that he Is not making avowed campaign for the leadership, would but that he had slated that he ot a If majority seeept the leadership bint the DenmcraUc meinbor desired to take It. SAMUEL CORNABY NOTARY PI'BLIC Money Loaned on lrrltd Farms low Interest epeclst tions of partial payments. at realdenee, one block east of SPANISH FORK, UTAH. Office op- Co-o- p. A. B, MORGAN, ATTORNEY-AT-LA- Fallhl Betldtof PROVO - Spanish Fork I Would BY EXPERIENCED TTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTtTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTtTTTTTTrTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTfWTrmirTVTTTTfTVTTTTVtJ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Office at never wanted to shoot the creature. I never wanted to kill him. I knew he was a foul creature, destroying the mothers and daughters of America, but I wanted, through legal means, to bring him to trial. I wanted to get him Into court to bring him to Justice. But Providence took charge of it; it was an act of Providence. This is Harry K. Thaws own story of the killing of Stanford White. It was told by him to Dr. Britton D. Evans, the alienist, last August in the Tombs. Dr. Evans on Monday repeated the prlsjners words to the Jury that la trying Thaw for his life. District Attorney Jerome fought hard all last week against the introduction of this evidence which the defense believes Is conclusive proof that Thaw did not know hia act was wrong. Once the testifying physicians had declared that In their opinion Thaw was Insane at the time he made the statements. However, the rules of evidence permitted the introduction of the prisoners words. In further bulwarking their contention that Thaw was Insane when be killed Stanford White, the defendant's counsel succeeded Monday in placing before the Jury the will executed by Thaw the night of his marriage in April, 1905, and a eodicli executed af. the same time. The will and the codicil were offered In evidence as cumulative testimony of Thaws mental unsound-nes- s prior to the killing of White. In his will Thaw provided that bis executors should set apart the sum of $50,000 to investigate his death In case of a violent and suspicious end, and for the prosecution o. the persons suspected of having bail a band In his taking off. In the codicil Yhaw left to a lawyer in Pittsburg $7,500 to be used In securing legal redress from Stanford White and one other person whose name was not allowed to be read, for the beneflt of four young women, whom Thaw declared had been the victims of degrading assaults" in a house "furnished and used for orgies by Stanford White and other inhuman scoundrels. Warhoree MEDICINES i i j i i DR. C. T. KENDALL. Night cells answered ENTIRE SYSTEM DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED SPANISH FORK, UTAH from Thomae Martcll reaidrnoe, York. AND OFFICE AND RESIDENCE JUST SOUTH OF CITY SQUARE District Attorney Jerome Fought Hard to Prevent Introduction of This Evidence, which Attorneys for Defense Believe Will Save Their Client. New PURE US Telephone Central Lumber C has opened a yard in Spanish Fork, half a block nork and half a block west of the postoffice, with a ournplete took of Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, and other building material; also Glass, Paints and Oils. 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