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Show III VOL No. 75 htltltshri! Dailtj at (Piritrn. Utah WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25, 1908 WORT GERMANY REGARD TO PROMPT ACTION lli i'll- 1'lllbd 1rvss.) el:K. M.mh 2.'i The Belter li.i,i i.iu.ic w.is in, orHruled at Mb.ii i.hI.iv .uni ha iN.ud hi tins ,it i 1; inaugurating a Nl'W re-T- ve VITAL OF invil peve perplexing 'fesfuV 1 that last Xovem-th- e German government allowed it cordialto he known that Hill would be that At ambassador. aa received ly time Tower had not reached a decision to Insist on the acceptance of hi reslg-nation. TIKE OFF THEIR HATS TO STRIKING REPORTERS BERLIN, March 25. The strike of the Reichstag journalists which began on Thuraday waa settled this evening. Under pressure from the various party Center leaders, Herr Groeber, th leader, who had called the journalists swine because they Jeered at a statement used by a member to the effect c be-Ti'- fe that negroes also had immortal souls, read a statement at the end of the day's sitting, expressing apologies for the language h had used In referring At the conclusion to the Journalists. of the statement a meeting of the Journalists was called, and they voted to return to work on Thursday. During the course of the strike not a line haa been published here on the proceedings in the Reichstag, end aa a result of this a large number of memthereabout. ber declined to deliver speeches of Waterway Commission. thus which they had given notice, provision should be made for "Ample the work of the a greatly Impeding commission. waterway permanent House. Con grew should recognise, In the fullest fashion, the fact that the subject of a conservation of our natural resources Is vital to the future of the HARRY nation. Numerous bills granting water power rights on navigable streams have been introduced. None of them give the government the right to make reasonable charges for the valuable privileges granted. Nor Is there a definite time limit net. J shall be PUEBLO, Colo., March 25. A spec- obliged hereafter, In accordance with ial to the Chieftain from Ouray, Colo, the policy stated In recent messages, says: bill not proto veto any water-powHarry Orchard, under sentence of viding a time limit and the right of death In Idaho aa the self -- confessed the president or any secretary conmurderer of' Governor Steunenberg, cerned to fix and collect such charge will appear as the chief proeecutlng a a may be found Just and reasonable wltnesa against 8tev Adams at TeR-tui- In each case. in Map, where Adams Is ts ba Railroad Lagialation Urged. tried la connection with the myster1 cell attention to the urgent need ious disappearance of a man named of amending the interstate commerce Barney during tbe riots of 1501 and law, especially the anti-tru- st law, 1102. To bring Orchard here as a witalong lines Indicated In my last mesness It win be necessary far the Idaho sage. The Interstate commerce law board of pardons to commute bis sentence of death to one of life Imprisonment, and word has been received In this city from moat reliable sources A CHAIR that such action will be taken In due In Vigorous Language He Demands Action in Re' IMPORTANCE gard to Child Labor, Employers' Liability, Waterways. Railroads, Labor, Finances. Postal Savings Banks and Tariff Revision. should be amended to fcive railroads the right to make traffic agreement subject to approval by the interstate commerce commission. Th commission should be given power to make public and to pass upon the issuance of all securities hereafter issued by truM Ian-- which while in practice i on! partially effective against vicious in coinlilnmlnns, has nevertheless theory been construed to sweeplngly for the every combination transaction of modern business. "li has now become uncertain how prohibit ORCHARD er pa at Theodore Roosevelt de time. railroad doing interstate commerce In the modern industrial business. are absolutely world, combination necessary. It la mlschlevlqu and unwholesome to keep upon the statute book unmodified laws like the anil- - far this law Involve all labor ganisation In conflict with law. A haa been presented to congress remedy this. Some such meaaure this bill la needed In the Interests all engaged In industries esentlal or- bill $o aa of to I MESSAGE IS FRIER OF uattPJ-N- l CARNEGIE WEIL LIBRARY FOR EUREKA TOWN $ 8 8 (By the Halted Press.) NASHVILLE. Tenn.,1 March The police were called In EUREKA. March 25 The erection of to atop the fighting in the today commence. 8 soon the public library will Chairman James D. Stack stated Imme- $ Republican state convention. The Brownlow and Evan fac- diately following the generous promise A tlona got Into a squabble over of Andrew Carnegie to donate 110,000 for building purposes a great Impetus $ the organisation. A free for all fight followed the attempt of was given to the movement. The first Newell Sanders, chairman of the Packcontribution was from John Q. to take a ard, a large owner In Tlntlc mines, who $ executive committee, A general will contribute hla private library. Next 8 seat on the stage. In line came the Gemini Mining comstampede was caused by a white delegate asaultlng a negro dele- pany with 1500. "Uncle Jearc Knight He broke chair over g gate. came up with a like amount, and the head. This led to such a hie forcome following merchants have commotion that It was found ward with $200 apiece: Heffernan store and $ necessary to call in the police to Thompson, the Bullion-Bec- k preserve order. It Is understood the Tlntic Lumber company. All this the real cause back of all that of money will be used for the purpose is the effort of one trouble the buying the Bite and furnishing the g to secure a solid delega- faction 4 building. 8 tlon to the national convention UTAH g M BE NAME OF BIG NEW BATTLESHIP 25. 8 for Secretary Taft. a $$ PROGRESS WASHINGTON, Mar. 25 Although Representative Tawney says no. Representative Hobson declares that there will be four battleships voted this session. Captain Hobson waa at the White House today, and when he left, he said: "We'll get four battleships, no matter what other gentlemen say. "We ought to name one of them after Utah, for I think that after Florida Is honored, the list of states will have been exhausted. I would be In fkvor of naming one of th battleships after the Constitution. It is a name that should be preserved in our navy. $ 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 OF THE MKEE DIVORCE 25. FOR F. RECEIVEO (By the United Press.) The WASHINGTON, March Midents message received more than llnary attention In the senate. It I not seem to arouse the resentment of cantoned by hie communication 25. nusry II. rhe house listened to the reading of s message with close attention. The mocrats applauded the reference to riff revision. Payne moved to refer message to a committee of the tole. Sulser demanded to know how ig It would slumber there and why last message had remained there long. Payne declared thet the last usage would have been distributed the varolus committees long ago t that the minority leader had asked r time to debate, and this had felted In delay. Bushman of Washington, In rom-mtiIt is on the message, said: re ry characterlatic message one that II do good. It Is a Sulser of New Tork said: The Republicans will message. I a hump on themselves now." 0. LOOMIS (By the United Press.) WASHINGTON, March 25. President Roosevelt lute decided to appoint Premia B. Loomis to be commissioner-gener- al for the United States for the international exposition to be held in Toklo, Japan, in 1912. The salary attached to the position will be $8,000 a year, and the duties of the office will begin at once, to last until after the close of the exposition. The position is to be created and the salary provided for when congress passes the appropriation for participation in the exposition. MARTLAND CHOOSES A NEW SERATOOR ng SUIT MART UTAH MORMONS Labort, PARIS. France, McKees counsel In the suit Instituted letby Mrs. McKee for divorce, read exters today purporting to have been changed prior to her marriage dwelling upon an alleged secret code. Labor! vowed purpose was to show that Mrs McKee, then Mrs. Tevis, participated in a questionable correspondence with her subsequent husband. A protest from Mrs. McKee's lawyer held that a wrong Interpretation was placed upon tbe coJe aa read. March pii'p.iguiiila for i!.e return of coufi-del- i. e. Bales of literature huve boeil sliipiH.,1 through the ciiuiili), declaring, among other tiling: "We love a square dial, luit not everything so labeled. "We believe the mutiny is all right and is ooiiviileseiug from indigestion, fiom overfeeding and fright caused by the ilrnf surgeon' threat to remove tile patient's liver. We regard Me S loo strenuous; 'my po. - a too dnte-ti- e to lie continued either by 'Me' or a proxy appointed by 'Me.' " I resident Henry tl King of the Better Times nsid that when several hundred million post cards containing the platform of tlie organisation were by the voters to I'iiuimtan New In pursuance of the organisations request, It will cause I lie I'liirugo contention to hesitate before nominating Tiitl. Brv an will be opposed in another liiiieh of lltvriiiure because of him "isms far-wurd- ed CHICAGO GRAIN tlty the Flitted Frees.) t'UK'AtSO, Mu reh 25- - The following y: quotations In grain were reported tn-du- Wheat open, 99 high, 5 dosed, 94 Corn Open, (7 low high, 7 SI closed, (S Osts Open, 54 high, same; dosed. 54 low, 54 low, 94 5-- 5; 4; -- 8; . 5-- 1; 2; 3-- 4; 1. 2; l-- CHINESE START BOYCOTT HONG KONG, March 25 The boycott erase la growing. Envelopes are stuck on all the walla bearing this: The Jaiwnese are a barbarous humbug. The Chinese government does not love the people who are now weeping. The Chinese will cause a bloody boycott nf the Japanese Immediately, and can see annihllUlInn, which is expected within a few year." . IS CHIEF WITHESS BROKE tile iVillitry' The suggestion 1 offer her arc tentative '' Follow lug ttu.s, President Rooeelt outlines liis views which for the tnoj-- t purl lire embodied in u bill introduced in the house of representatives hist Monday by toiigirsuuui llepliuin Pont I lining lie says: Labor and Capital. "It is important tluit there should be trade agreement lietwectl employer and eiuplo) ee where both sides uro inclined to be just mid fair. The strike is a clumsy wcuism with which) to right the wrongs done labor We should extend us fur S imsstlili. the illation. Arbitration process of should be substituted for strikes, hut strikes themselves hit anil should Is tvcogiintcil as entirely legal. The light of employers to enitihine and contract with one another and with their emrecogployees should be explicitly nised. So should tlu right of employee to combine, to contract with me another and with their employers and to seek cnceably to persunde others to accept thilr views and to strike for the purpose of obtaining from employers satisfactory terms for labor. Nothing should be done to legitlixe the black list nr boycott that is illegal under the common law. Praia Financial Quaation. "We have a right to exiiect action along the line of financial legislation before the close of congress from the attention given the suliject In both houses. It is urgently neeessary that there should tie such legislation. Action should tie taken to establish postal savings banka. These postal savings banka are Imperatively needed met for the benefit of wage-earne- r, of snrnll means. They would he a valuable adjunet to our whole financial system. Foe Free Weed Pulp. "The time hee come when we should prepare for a revision of the tariff. It seems to me that before the close of the session, their should be a provision made for collecting msterisl which will enable the congress elected next fall to act Immediately after It Thin necesscornea Into existence. itate some action by the present congress at the present session. Fer-haIn the shape or directing the proper iommltieee to gather the necessary information. I am of the opinion. however, that one change In our tariff law should be mads forthwith. Our forests need every protection. One method for protecting them would be to put upon the free list wood pulp with corresponding reductions In the rate on paper made from wood pulp. Well-bein- - ii. ,1 Washington. March 25. President RiHtst-vclI lii afternoon sent a message to iVngre covering the legislation that he desire enacted tile Ciose of the present sessioi,. The main features of the message re '.ate to child labor, the employers' liability law. Injunction in labor disputes. amendment to the interstate commerce law, tariff revision and financial legislation. Against Child Labor. The main part of the message follows; addressed as usual to the senate and th house of representatives: I call attention to certain matters upon which 1 think action should be taken before congress closes at the present session. Child labor should he prohibited throughout the nation. At least, a model child labor bill should be jwssed for the District of Columbia. Employer's Liability Law. I renew my recommendation In favor of an employers liability law to conform to recent supreme court decisions. The government should show good faith by enacting further laws giving eomiiensatlon to Its own employes for Injury or death Incurred in its strvlce. 1 also urge ad ion along the line already laid down concerning Injunctions In labor disputes. No temporary restraining order should be Issued by any court without notice. Petitions for permanent injunctions should be heard within reasonable time, say not to exceed a week or AS TOO STRENUOUS (By the United Press.) WASHINGTON March 5 The haa declined to pgvid Jayne Hill in the capacity aucceed Tower. The a, .mbawador to to be purely per-,00Hid re objection who eimply William to Kaiar Hill was that known be to MUed it oerwna non grata. The reason for 1 connected tiw Emperor' objection Prince Henry vUh th vlit of mr i no when Hillendwa rrt assistantin oquently iccreiary of Mate chee touch with iOrrig Visitor. How the offehne wi I not known. A IDE FLOCK TO ALBERTI CARD8TON. Alberts, March 24. A heavy movement of Mormons from Utah la In progress In this section, the population of the town being doubled and all accommodations exhausted. The seasons trek from Utah promisee to assume the proportions of an Invasion, and it is threatened that shortly there will be more Mormons north than south of the International boundary. (By the United Press.) ANNAPOLIS, Md., March 25. Tha Democratic members of the legislature voted unanimously for former Governor John Walter Smith for United States senator to fill out the unexpired term of the late William Pinkney Whyte. Smith already haa been term beginchosen for a full ning March 4. 190$. The Republican members decided at a caucus not to participate In the election, taking the ground that any other course would be In violation of the federal statute. It is understood that the legality of the election will be questioned. It is said that should the United 8tates senate refuse to recognise the regularity of the election. Governor Crother will appoint Mr. Smith, and should this appointment fall of recognition the position will be left vacant six-ye- ar AUTO RACE IS GROWING HOT Italian, Prenrh and German cars, in their respective order ar straining across the continent toward Hon Francisco, the first west, the latter two east of Ogden, and right now the Inter! st in the big ran centers about this city, at one of the most exciting stages of the race ao far. With tha American car tied up at Ban Francisco for two weeks .until tha next boat aalls to Siberian shores, the Thomas la temporarily out of consideration In tha contest and tha Italian, French and German racers are taking every advantage of their oppprtunlty to make the Golden Gate before the veaeel, bearing the leading car, sails At the same time, the cere flying foreign colors are nearer each other than they have been for some time. The Italian car left the garage of tha Ogden Au4 tomobile Co., at 9 o'clock thla morn(By the United Press.) Blr ing, after four mechanics had labored LONDON, March 2$. 4 8 all night on repairing the broken 8 Henry Campbell-Bannermaframe, which had forced Slrtorl and 8 prime minister of Great Brlllan hie passengers to return on a freight g haa developed a serious case of 8 dropsy end his friends have 8 car from Kelton, where the accident happened. 8 abandoned all hops. Blr Henry arrived at the local 8 assumed the prlmlerehlp last 8 The automobile 10 about last night and oclock Liberal garage when the party 8 year 8 went Into power. Prior to that 8 In lesa than eleven hours, the damage car 8 time he was the leader of tlM 8 had been remedied. The Italian Sir-tori Freight No. II for Lucin, 8 party In the House of Commons 8 left fin No. S. on machine hla and In going E. Gladstone 8 W. 8 succeeding Lucin to Kelton, the car will ba 8 this position and in opposition 8 From driven A. 8 tonight and Slrtorl will endeavLord to later, and, Salisbury 8 to make an early start tomorrow 8 J. Balfour. H( was a member 8 or 200 mllta. 8 of the last Gladstonlan cabinet 8 and If pfMMlble cover Italians Observe Rules. 8 being chancellor of the Exche- - 8 The Italians are determined to ob8 quer and has always been an- 8 rules of the contest and nil serve the 8 ardent Home Ruler. He repre- 8 run, will be made be8 sent Hlrllngshlre, Scotland, In 8 the Lucln-Kelt8 cause the $0 miles haa not been cov8 Parliament From to the accident. 8 In the event of the death of 8 ered, owing car will return to Lucin the Kelton, in will successor his 8 8 the Primler to San Francisco. Sir-tor- fl, 8 all likelihood be H. H. Asquith,- 8 and continue before Excheleavnlg this morning, of chancellor the 8 8 present 8 quer, who married an American 8 chuckled gleefully when told that the 8 American car had missed, by a couple 8 lady. of hours, the steamer, Manchuria, 8 which Is the last boat that could carry the Thomas unless special arrangements are made, for two weeks "We'll ROAST OF WILFIET MAT overtake them yet said the plucky Italian, who haa stayed with bla maIMPAIR HIS USEFULNESS chine all the way from New Tork, "and If we do not make Ban Francisco before the car leaves, well be In Paris WASHINGTON. March 25. Because yet. Tour Ogden garage did fine work the acquitting Wllfley for me In thla latest repair Job. With rebuked him harshly the judiciary com- out their untiring efforts, we should mittee will now try to upset the' con- surely have been overtaken by the Den by French car." clusions of the Frenchmen Here Tomorrow of Michigan applied to the Judiciary There Is little doubt that tha French committee for a hearing today. He said that the subcommittees roast" would (Continued on Page $.) Impair the Judges usefulness In China. n, on 888888888888888888 |