Show ‘p i-1 1 ’ r 4: f I: i rfj- 4 r r e - T V 12 £ " f -w weather: Want-advertise Lead 1215c lbs 100 per ORECAST ‘ for a 7 cathodes Copper : w"trA (r 51c Silver PAGES - THE METALS ‘ ' partner or PU SH that r-t 7 enterprise '-'air ‘ of $450 Wednesday backer and — business a yours 9 Thursday ’ £ Warmer 2 A Republican Inter-Mountain 4: At t4V U1 It A U T ’ x -A —i— 1-— --n-T H' V : t i SALT LAKE " ‘ WEDNESDAY I Me-tt i - - - $“ J V 4 Vr-u - '- W -- X M- 1911 15 Price The Cents 5 WKA-A-fc ! x Lake Salt Vol T ’ Herald 153 No M u LlJL r I' - XXJ v Wf " r EBRUARY j” ! ? x TH RECIPROCITY x i SUIT t EAT Y PLANNING GOVERNMENT 1 : - - - THE1H0USE RY IhllVil 4 I i II - RATIIED i ' ’ 1 IS ! UTAH CITY - - WT’S (ir i r t ' f AXU ‘ K - J t x 1 1 1 t WK 1 IMIRI STS PEOPLE EMPIRE AN i f 1 - DONE i-f UHDES CLOIIHE Majority I Many and VX7 Jit but J It 1 Seems be to to to file sort some of have been an r justice of department auti-VYj-t discrimination territory Of 1 TJ ’ received from in and jndiyidual consumers have given detailed agents small lumber of the of plan its the IBBSERBE EEJRfeBml be filed the Despite of Long is ready cases are disposition the that of the to many LAKE J was several be started EELS antitrust to Earth Mother spring ninety it the for encouragement cultivation All follow the of other SHOCK - soil industry and growth must farmer of the was convention Agriculture the greatest as business ei to er attempted man carry on must be its given if standing in proper its citizens would well have a developed administration the v ! j fact to must department antitrust immediately back inter-mountain investigation first attention “divisions” of so-called industrialactivity AR KING the all from which as source of representative Utah toasted the men tiller of the soil the needed in' as the of the most development man empire in milllion and formed-an organization for the of gathering a of at so him the or of clubs convention which commercial opened yesin terday afternoon the gold club Commercial room of the Salt Lake irst last all and the time the in the ascendancy man behind the plow was and the' Utah when Development leaguebrand-new and big with promise resolve had grown out of the meeting the ’keystone of the arch of its foundation - sections all - blacklisting f j devote I End — complaints mills of the one interests and ’ at League Is the Development Biggest Movement Ever Started for Immigration Settlers Jr isuit UNCERTAIN ' M- intent Witti what may be an is these against one of now It! being! perfected is likely that when in the this investigation one particular Is case complete however no suit will THEMEASURE Passed such anti-trust r Bill 14 j Support INiSENATE the lueuu the ATE and country to O Hands ew Utah M Justice of hasbeen dealers A eb hundredsiof independent (' rMi Almost Deihocratic Solid in against the lumber interests the nearly a yebr investigating (complaints raising and combinations to apportion work Many & Agreement an of suit price Republicans Received Department Investigated by Timber Standing ASHINGTON : Against I Blacklisting Discrimination : 1 Voted Regarding Combination Most ROLL the I ' ’ t r of I 1 1-1 ’ at V ' ‘ Complaints trust :l - 1 ’Vxi 4 ‘ I “ j A ‘ ’I I idcse on lhe' opinion of the-heels the - wait until decisions been court (have given Oil and tobacco cases to Which Debate Bjtter pWas Times at House i Any as Recent n uBHHBmERM' as in VOTE Years 221 WAS TO by 92 OSCAR w ?the — President agreement I With - Home Canada unn Bepreentative8 of through the paxaed 221 nolid carrying f SAID TO CHOIR majority of the J4lubl leans present voted diaKalnot the measure 'the vision helnjr 7N and ayes The STnoes 'Democratic vote and only was 143 ayes It A The J long-awaited HAVE 1 the insurgents Republican Voted for the bill vote by bill which the was final passed the or j Bill 1 Greene Grist Henry kiid of lev Kustermann Kronmll-4 LawLaw Lafean Longworth McCall McCreary Mc-I California McKinlay of of Illinois Kinley McKinney Madden Madison Manu1 Miller4 of JCan-! Massey of Miller Par-sons sas Minnesota Moon iPoindexter Roberts Rodenberg Snlluway''TayStaffordStevens lor' of Tilson Ohio Vreeland Weeks’ of of Wiley Illinois Wilson Young of Toand Michigan New York Young J rence McC-redie s -Slemp:- 4 Report '' ’ Can trill tissouri Clark of Collier Coney J Clark Carllnp-Carter ila ‘ of Covington Cox Indl- LEGRAM Mr Kiesel the Salt that lin Hardwick ens Hay Heflin Hitchcock Ilav- Hobson of of Georgia Jersey Hughes New bf Hull Tennessee Humphreys of of Jamison Johnson James of Carolina (Kentucky" Johnson South Kellihcrl Jones of Kinkead Jersey New Lee Kitchen Korbly Lanib Latta Lively McDermott Iverrj Lloyd Legare Martin McHenry Macon Maguire of Mitchell Colorado Mays Moon of Morrison Nicholls Moss Tennessee Oldfield O'Connell Padgett Page Robinson Reid ou Rainey Rauch Missouri Rodenburg Rucker of Saunders Shackelford' Sharp Shepard Slayden Sisson Sherwbod Sims Shcrley $mall Smith of Texas Sparkman of Stephens Taylor Stanley Alabama of of Kentucky Taylor Colorado Thomas of Tou-velle North Carolina Thomas Turnbull’ Underwood Watkins and iWickerliffe? 143 In Total Welsse i sing’ air 221 Against Republicans — rBennett Bradley Burkelof South the - of Salt of the Dawson Dodds Cowles Davidson Ellis Dwight airchild Esch Page Three) Englebright ou (Continued S Cole Dalzell Currier Creager Davisj Elvins Burley Dakota Chapman Campbell York in 'work other its on urges SMOOT in exposition its ' management I’ ‘ STATE’S BAR the because of in in ATTORNEY prior of right National it that to Jury at Danville Does Not Desire’ urther Help or Advice in Election Cases T be the official oQe the of -medium The intense rivalry has prevailed past month Each of the in organizations has been correspondence with Mr there has been McClurg mostfor the considerable lobbying to influence take the in stand an open choir is to determining which go New meetings York and there have been many of of the leaders the Mormon at side-has each had its church which It is that hearing committee a 'rumored has been officials appointed to -Legislature -of of to church although the question decision rests the where the interfere choruses choir specify is to Mormon the go church of Ill eb this 14-f-Late ernoon as (the 'result of disagreement the between grand jury and Stated At-i torney John’-H' Lewnign) the latter was the’ excluded from it and room was hereafter' the jury announcedwould his proceed without or ad-i presence Senator hen NN asked Committee by the action this — ”i t ' -L financed makea‘ showing creditable the of Smoot Senatdr meant and- tor As i OURTEEN ‘Louis 14— eb formerly of member' a Senator Senate the the duties cnstoms taxes oh committee Smoot sought the of House In use :and checks internal paying revenue on" large a fell cracker from the fourteenth today’ -While stoodnear i than by to he smiling ator sought proper ure Senator his ’Tf” the it fact that Mr’ Smoot evidently the saidlthat to on discredit effort his of consideration and Speaker 1 - -was sento the Herald-Republican) The eb' 14 Senator — bu Senate ' passed $30 Salt a month Thomas Loughney to Senator special a pen-sion to said l saloons of Mr is said Lake of the have bgen one youngest civil who served In the war also Mr passed Smoot’s Senate The bill pension1 'of to a $24 granting James A Thompson of Salt Lake service civil carriers will examination held be March' H ’ “there be is AIRMS Jefferson the placated going! to be leader dictatorship and of with connected men committee I want toi know Of drop ihfit air they will ’r i 0Q0 the at Bingham BRANDENBURG City the Mo upon author" eb by- rancisco S Cabanne where III The of toward- Great toollight in places the lake I ' today move that'-purpose - notice- on to this of test sit until persisted is voteshould a in will it mean friends and endurance between ofand the opponents measure either by continuous speaking a the opposing senators’or-a filibuster by them other the hand’ supporters"a be required to maintain 'a requisite to as doing any Onthe would quorum business s ’ lidThe popular edeetionists express more in than they have confidence suqcess for time This manifested some of the hope is due to a canvass of the Senate Democratic side that with the them even incorporated Sutherland amendment Democratic votes will still be some Resembled In who these was a renewed Heavy Explosion to according sections experienced sensation- the wavering those there echo of detonation like aidistant explosion followed quickly by1 a’ severe of shaking the houses NYindows shivered as though struck bv a sudden windstorm lamps trembled crockery in cupboards rattled Persons in sitting their felt the swaying rooms of floors and of waJls trembling and feared that a terrific explosion nad occurred The rumbling was heard at intervals for after minutes the some holding shock' had On very in a ceased north bench and' the shock’ the car at investment section southeastern vibrations were very (Continued on Pnge of iThe ‘ for 1 : such madehis will he desirable course a Borah's Senator Heyburn colleague Senator evident today that to the opposition it uttermost press ’ - for of senators Norris vote Brown of Nebraska made reply today to speeches of and Lodge Senator Senator Depew bv city noticeable J election the resolution providing States United the Supporting ’ direct’ ainenuineni tne opposing Tlie i determination said by smiled or on driven their from direct voice in have a loked scoffers be he people”' American scholarly POLITICS III 1 Sutherland amendment provides of federal Control ultimate senatorial in elections caseiCongress should decide i was Ten) its of soil develimml- resources capital of " ' Jobation and industries ana - - - - - - 1 X4 - I a ( 1 O U I of prosperity the frhecommittee on constitution and bylaws that the recommended statu league be of formed clubs Commercial only every separate 'being communitv to entitled inembership provided it has a commercial club or an organization of similar No scope town should have than in tliu more one organization it urg’d! This was precipitated a lengthy discussion in culminating determined fight the on part of such -slate 1 to affairs” public Mr -a the Real the as the Estate association Manufacturers' chamber uviuaiiuroi association commerce of Ogden of angni boosting come io in and All the o-n game Commercial Club Eligible pointed out that however be must’ given membership certain reJftet strictions ii and that in other any than commercial clulJwotil dowfi the bars to" as? any tn' business men who wished enter' is Inasmuch as the league essentially-a state league intended to give equal to section it every was feared let that to in associations kindred It ' was 1 t -t rep-reservation would to throw larger the most union fight clubs the the of committee on delegates her of Estate? the than fi-nm commerce of power the thing harmonious tlio "As excluded were balance -in interests all other of the avoided be to- the communities nntrhnx Commercial though the report credentials accepting the Ogden cham the ‘Salt LUke Real - lhe association Manufacturers’ association and similar bodies was aL to lowed stand so far the as present is convention concerned Their exclusion from withstood league taken was -the grace be could support the crutside was surprise The other of of whatever league made generously delegates when of pledging’ given the a -and from ‘ - session the eaihe clubs from commercial strenuously protested districts the ‘of' against the Salt magnanimity in Lake club offering to Commercial bear the brunt of financial burden for publicity without demanding any more Lor voice in representation the accorded other was members to Theyrefused entertain such a propo(Continued on Pqge Ten) leaguethan ' ' i principle the supported of and predicted direct primaries is than Ithat “the time not more six distant delegate ivears when every be national will to convention every chosen by direct vote” of the pendency advantage Taking for election of the resolution providing direct of States by senators United Nir the vote expatiated Bourne upon the franchise Oregon advantages of registration 'system also Blown i 1 -league organizations assured' ‘ ' ” barns thrt until when the work development its - - j the the whichconvinces ’ plainly the felt I 1 of material of election -direct -for ’ I recess a cultivation natural of upment - Ten) III rooms friends' -in If’ i cloak the'capitol in result the determined on-” a forward Senator Borah a formal next he would Thursday ' the'Senate readied be As --de that ask The districts places resolution the cided voiced were Salt other senators All - district j I’age 11:04 at of l-hlgh ? on and' imperceptible the tremors not felt in were apparently district in business the even of buildings the only reports the shock 'from being received the residence This SALOON 4 ' rmSait flip lllU I 'i Lake Jx? b: JdclilClo a St- court of He: ‘-'do nioming’ - whether whether they -or 1 Ti - liquor cldsed they should ‘ mi 'lhe - authorities hem whether be at T He closed: i s traffic ( has the -i the -i the saloon UTAH BILLS for to they the of this there PASS o’clock 2 or should be for the certain' a-: number of I to remain dollars an does not Louis was Missouri hiawife of hour arbiter the liquor maki is as a cprtaini it that of 'result should be wiped taken: to the out’of tlie ' should should should can absolutely be not t above -1 'the the be done 'define great I” '" ’thelanor' 1 rof hands :j : ’if there the the J the first U : at get it Lake of hours difference this the facts been has make' on the The 'saloon great Take high a that and the — of contained valuable bank to 'papers about $500-4amounting 000negotiable have which’ was stolen been? & Birmingham 4-i 4-’ The 4-J January i ing - clew 4-1 prits Atlantic ' occurred theft on two but 21 19 BODY no cul-4-i RYAN LIES that will be of great nfik' weather -with benefit vicinity to ’ “ L's ' do made Provo of the- arrangement Commercial teresft that permanent rection STATE likely is it at IN in succeeded the" an-arrangement 1 ARCHBISHOP of ‘-playthings ' E be power Mt ’ fr'uit in the of growers He Provo secured from the bureau a promise that a special observer would be at stationed 1 Provo from to May and if this October arrangement beneficial it is proves as as expected to O at postmaster be V recommended 'at the accord-4-1 - postmaster as also has tb Braby bureau railroad nights and to r postoffice inspectors f to identity of the :the has been obtained ' Don He Howell-ttoday Mr Atlanta the on 14 — Representative appointment the recommended James City Thomas ing Herald-Republican) eb Pleasant Ga Thalman at Brunswick’ ’ Park i thesediyes-would The The io has Howell mail wo -T Alfalfa $25000 Weevil: Clew to-have 4- 4- gets 14 : 4-near who level saloon Observer of the will Salt the At be station present -under tile ob- the di- Lake office This' agitated by the of’ in Provo the inof that growers has club been fruit f will -server ' ' region J-' YeasonableJ and 4- midnight afer ight (Special - - arp J 4- Lake a number of dives Legislature should provide class’ No Georgia Discovered' Ga eb Atlanta pouches known other and checks 4- i second placed to Provo Washington 'r'- Salt jby and) business authorities in passed is Bureau Mail Two difficult I k b J of that liquor city regulations power 1 ? - the the bill cities i r This is I I being into sprung liquor forjthe saloons of but’ of existence and J politics:-'' The city: city totiie go have there -this areja such regulation b6 to ySalt any it to lVith and Away Get Thieve h Pouches' in Is r it disgrace that at dealer if that lumber - money Also Weather inis-svs- -liquor 'and city in cerain not SENATE S -1 The position a people a does It not the for open in i i tins not and gathering great any saloonists subject the on this in graft Special IL T- I of halhEmolen onen i IN ' over approachable were system a ns? the ' arisen -I is there -permit has’ informed not person average understand customto J ti wha "l i Th i --lx -When the I l midnight absolute 1i' saloonist ' '' directed- at ! 1 j lias ti1’-- 71 been y whether then! i of 'I close ’ i I result a 7 I ’X ’ and !i police should' told 1 of- clnei they He all 1 'I the ' T 1 lOUcli instructed or : of regulation th£ jl the policeman oh beat 'it' Uie over-lord poi iceman on uie wiutuiuuueiue jif could break the law the impunity policeman dealer could' and would pay the price ’fine arrested was had he taken son-of H - I XI UrlUU the Brandenburg stepson' for San James’ 14 INE — Broughton kidnaping his by the affirmed supreme today Brandenburg court was district United States is about six timber in the the feet ((Continued years in Sunday rural for i 1mposed $500 of part 000 soldiers to was greatest the of 9:5630 occurred at was practically to residents The second at recorded 10:1845! the and - should ? the -Lough-ney ' such time which of bench ground the residence the portion of from southern the around through the northern sec-1 off jand into the extended western city tion 96-' been j THE ' v‘ fifteen or Cannon today granting bill Smoot’s ' insisted that Smoot but for the intention finance Let them raa Miss and House A I c?many company Endurance eb Washington 14— in conferences many i portion of’the city where third felt one was slightly The fourth shock which was the most violent to one 'have appears followed is largest holder second the “The including Weyeijhauser Timber company its subsidiary with companies lie had Lange TAKE and the Jleed Smoot were among the dinner tonight at given by guests MrsT and Taft at the the President White House In honor of the speaker of obtain meas- In the northwestern nowi is on h i I era -the attention Pacific Southern -with Dine — Utahans Mrs in r-z PASS Measures - he another ship the Calling language senator-refused Idaho ' his '' J x Gets Senate to (Special of this Hinge May of Test lother "cannot f JAKERS President Washington -He ’not OR j The of Resolution Shocks at third 10:47 and the last of the first three shocks felt to be in few a except ' holders Election i seismograph took evening the - the " So’clock the Senatorial of a of at occurred the brief very shock the Half zate the Sacramento fire floor here t As the uture plane ’ neces- afternoon 1 ’ Heyburn) objected saying he consult before wanted to some papers to the vote bill proceeding on the she Utah senator spokethe him personally was urging Mr Heyburn to rdeslst Idaho senator displeased wa? The by Mr apparently Smoot s manner more to tremor was private and ten of cent area per Jinthe Pacific It that northwest practically 680 stretches miles along that sailroad between Portland and HLange i - Smoot i With authorizing first the for merely as fault of Time According r Timber secured of yesterday - ’ BIIIS Through taction bill i ’ Senator on - I Mr 1 the great which has recent years it ’ perfecting state a carried league wAs adoption as far as the of a constitution Tlicse andbvlaws declared the of the organization purpose to be the promotion of commercial andeconomic welfare of1 Utah encour-agement gration ‘ J of South I per PROPOSES appointment committees convention ’ I -the ’of — 106000 cent STORIES health ill tem-alsoinade the “The is! i William secretary ’jumped or campany escape landing of the of an’ office building was instantly killed in of explained the 1 investigation AIXS in sennclose sayS! industry returning on that told toward session finance by Senate the today’s of 'so of in -I i sary the ijiuil ui matiurers Such other behalf ‘ (and Pack ' soil the men ollowing Organiza-1 on TOEORCEAVOTE J-I j ’state SALT eb 14 Heyburn Senator to— objects Idaho any assumption leadership by his Utah neighbor of times these closely" Thethre'e connected largest holders above) alone (named one-quarter have "pearly “This section now furnishes only one-! of sixth the cut annual Thus it’s timber is for future largely held being the and the large there will owners then be the dominating influence In the ’ on Washington J slipping great-i of that'-the ? st owned Hold I - Committee BORAH four be of tillers localities and patriotic spirit in -of of i ' i Bred Wasatch next largest thev of cent total per timber and over nine--teen that within the invest!-' 013000000000 feet owned by thirty-seven ' ' -represented- inance i and 1-i i has decided j Ogden choir has already the organizations the enterprise and stand ready Reported on that country’s priJ vately timber is in the owned standing Pacific (California northwest Oregon’ and Idaho Washington Montana) j if five “iye-elevenths grand jury would seek the appoint-ment of a special Mr Lew-1 prosecutor all referred to! man questioners oreman who said he Woodyard Would say at nothing this time r It said that the was jury grand will adjourn riday Thursday or after 150 about 'additional indict-’ merits will be most of which for voteselling and perjury heen Vote Been Had BilliThat ' Delays - - -telegram Each damage could the : that their shakefa no severelv ' to ’ JOHNSON 1 been rata' will suclr a pro -addition representing half as all actuated by the of same helping Utah as a whole in succeeded formingwhat promises to be the strongest union that its ever put houlder to the wheel of progress in the west Big Broad Purposes the and' frorh information the station at the university" is the disturbance local was purely of violence no great Professor i j j- ' vice Kiesel’s Mr the favor PENSION Idaho gilt Ninety -tion geological concentration Mr Smith alone the those of the fifteen cent per ion area aft-' !a exposition McClurg who1 according Mr' the Herald-Republican had of reports last night j v the over privately Danville' of Chairman -It then’that by the to outside of and the ot’di-siring Indication in 'decision the the choice with rests -action management of likely -not gives-no committee part a -include -it The to homes J nave ? will which is expenses1 of the rival' which of The presidency has delayed Pacific "With : ‘ - will Legislature doubtless appropriation for exhibit an an Irrigati’on Land and exposition the to disputed jo seems of power the 'one no definitely know at settle country company- the ber ’ 1 H JOY - record offer many- seismograph ptnT j the Wcyerhauser and the Pa-J Northern company ciflc Railroad their company subsidiary together have comnanles feet or nearly eleven 239000000000 cent of all per our privately owned tim-s won the and Grand ' ' -including of choir Ogden “Irrigation the- ini ' shocks ‘between!’’ 'recorded the of 9:56?and’lI:04 ef residents reported hours over to -university a tills a theworld -the showed Com will $L contribute advertising purposes for on 'in $3 last at of -common I fi ' :i I explosion Timber ! I greatervalue’’ with In connection timber ownership “Three vast holdings least later to ne-cessary" of-interests ’ eartlv' - at member the the Salt Lyke Commercial times spend several the amount subscribed by outside clubs the whole into going a to pursedefray the of cost to trumpeting the bountjldss opportunities Utah lias IMwklW the -until constitutknnnd -club after -state advertising-and -total approaching - development ’ fund cityjtV hour of its of the will f section in session everyclub in Utah and raised be a-nurnber " included financial night’s mereiai a year -' shock newspaper oirtces and information bureaus were with besieged calls from persons want-nK know wha’t had happened NX hether or not there had been an not thei was known at the was consulted and of involves est was city northwestern an hold practical! of cent the whole)’ (formidable process certainly imL possibilities of grave future ern preeminence has it trips-The a its quality the fame the invitation the per of ’ i ! Each presentation of j practically ! the HEYBURN claims lias fact In 11 it should to WITH unofficial! over choir choir Tabernacle choir Ogden choir and similar appears t the woh Ogden the been sung three conventions Irrigation congress at has and has numbers that Ode”- there local to CLASHES by I - the for between the and the Lake organizations make Newt Mr preference for telegram though chosen has Kiesel his be and Land ’Utah a chorus in Ode” New of Irrigation ’ fall the j" of said th? funda-1 “The present commercial value of the not privately standing timber owned t£he of the value land is including es tlmated such (though an estimate must least be at very rough) as $3000000i 000 Ultimately the public consuming will such prices for lumber have to pay will give this timber a far as beeni ' exposition next While Bill exposition-have -of-the is in to ' 'J fourth the excitement created was for a time the residents of ainpng the affected (jjstricts unable to who were had! determine thewhether city been visited by an by earthquake or shaken a tremendous explosion in somewhere the estinrate?’ i blasting cannonading Considerable i exposition distant to' agricultural convention named fur provision exploitation Provide Publicity und Under the bylaws adopted le- rumbling in aid bylaws i of the far-teaching- the p-— ' the by- rexembling the millionsthe state As of acres the southeasternhe 195 interrelated cultivation Seismograph ' concentraf years that itself dryfarming ' pregnable monopolistic conditions whose isyf£Lcjilt’'tqantlpipatejtyJlKr consequences it -Germany at ‘ invitation the I I it will in now Utah his have privately owned timber investigated (which area contains This Ogden intenserivalry York- 1 f it the forty proceeded (eighty - Irrigation to- ’ ’ jthe Since Peters ji Kiesel last so many of the1 of ‘ I ’ who Smith 1 j Mississippi 4 J is ’4 manager The choir Henry will-represent ' Texas Hughes of has ers I Ham-Hardy Harrison Henry Houston Helm' red " choir Tabernacle the Ogden from 1 Gra-Gregg Hammill McClurg Gilbert Lake states 6 Illinois the tion ! the end convention pledged encourage immigration and through reclamation wasted greatest "hocks-xtruck earth Salt Lake at 1 1 :04 o’clock lant night caux-Ing building to tremble and window to rattle violently light to and away ainhe to In rattle In the reldence northwetern bench and Th shock was of lie sufficient violence to plain! v felt by in anil Mealed persons their libraries the rumbling sounds could be heard as though a distant thunderstorm Concentrated' Holdings Merle n long-standingpublic a tonatloms or inj-dustry The concentration already sufficiently impressive is “In I ' communication in the matt er 'and McClurg tto the position of declaring oyer -A of and John exposition choir cable Mr of Cox Ohio Cul-f Cravens Craig Dent Dickinson Dickson Denver Dies Dris-i Dixon of Indiana Daniel coll Dupre EllerEdwards of Georgia inley itzgerald lood be erris oster lovd Illinois oai acner or or Gillespie Garrett tiraner Texas Glass Godwin Golclfogie Gordon ham church - in by afternopn presidency of the Mormon tMe Irrigation) member Lagd and practically determines that the Ogden in New York next’ November lop i Monday received by this -powerful--prosperous' it it- Tremors — Recorded CGOIIPANIKI) ! other now caused To and jg A cor the on ' ( ' - Distinct our University on complete is City of - i combinations the commisi combination a I vl of ana I policy istlng ---I first lor-i of making mentally in ATE Cline Clayton Earth ’ of on many-great are in Herj-bert installment of the lumber first industries” says “whose formation lumber industry the ifinds bureau hand one-half i t Salt Decided Lake Choir York Against )-- "Democrats — Adair Aiken Adamson Alexander of Missouri Anderson Ans-tof Ash berry nrook Barnhart Bartlett of of Georgia Bartlett Nevada' Beall of! Bell Boo-her Texas Georgia Beehne Borland Brantley BurBowers Burnettj gess Byrd Byrns Candler ! Has New of - 78 tai t Manager i 1 I That Exposition the Connectl-y Hollings-i KinIowa Hill Hinshaw Howland Hubbard of Nebraska Knowland worth i Heald Higgins cut of Tremble i by commissioner other sioner1 In the L-Alexander j President Sections to United the “There in of Republicans— New York Barnard-Barthoklt Anthony Austin Barchfield of Boutell Bingham Burke Pennsylvania Butler Cader’ Cary Cassidy of Cocks Cooper Pennsylvania Denby Cooper of Wisconsin Crumpacker ish Douglas Draper Dury oss Garner of Pennsylvania Gillette Graff I States today by The report was made public the President who sent it to Congress is The effectively in report summarized the His conclu commissioner’s ’letter in of sion forecast the future a pari of takes the sensational was: ’! Northern 1 a — the ' commonwealth agreed was ' the i report in VICTORY WON of majority present made corporations Smith’s Report of reported to Knox Smith in the porations was noes has ' 1 11 -Uth of control the few standing timber very hands vast' in advance Speculative “far holdings of thereof” and ah any use in the value this “of enormous increase natural diminishing with resource its profits incir’ great to and owners” dentally “an land monopoly” equally sinister raili-road and “closely a connected are" findings these the domination” The ' of bureau the ini j j OGDEN tonight effect into agreement to 02 JOSEPH I departement the : in the'Miipport of an almoat Democratic vote The McCall bill p UNDERWOOD supreme Standard of haS justice been making entirely that separate from Concentration W ORDNEY Representative Who OpenedrMlchlgan Representative Who Opposed in House on Reciprocity iB Ratifying Canadian Reciprocity Debate eb 14 VSHINGTON Taft’ reciprocity- W the the which Commissioner x Alabama f Investigation been -N- INAL The of in regulations they' power should should in be the enforced tTeHaW be- 'state law The : TheThe: The of -chief chief ‘ of haw ’state L 'Philadelphia"' Archbishop Ryan afternoon police police is J -thesaloon-iout-'ofpoiiticsb the chiirch- will eb: ’in be to to j'frpnj-’ after the funeral The' body on the and cathedral all of open one who so A guard of stationed near the kept: any body? ? i tomorrow Thursday To of state in -tomorrow permit view ’the? will be 500 policemen cathedral noon tomorrow desires ’ 14 — will'Jie’ until The ight Alfalfa LNVeevll 'bill appropriation which the Houses yesterday carried of an appropriation $25000 pro-i posed by Mr to for' Howell be used of the extermination the alfalfa weevil also appropria-tion an increased for the Utah forest reserve as sug Mr gested by How®11 agricultural -passed -carried - - t- p-h ir :-It |