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New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
Kings Are Good Mixers

60 when he does get vacation-poor King he
~ knows how to make the most OF It. And when
say vacation do not mean those dgnIhed annual So
iourns at Marienbad or Carlsbad AxlesBans where
the royalties walk to and from the hotel surrounded
by mob Of trippers and hends where they set
the fashion in tweed and soft hats for the coming
winter and spend the evenings dining their private
balconies in the company Of some noted beauty or
famous nanCIer
No | don't mean that kind of a vacation at all; but
a mental vacation a lapse from dignity as It were,
when they really forget for the time being that they
are Kings or Cars EmpcrOrs, as the case may be,
and locking up crown and sceper IN the let-hand bureau
drawer and wrapping the royal ernne IN moth balls
and arrcd paper that may do service tor the coming
season he themselves out OF the way corner OF
Europe where there Is an old fashioned house and big
park into which newspaper correspondents and moving
picture may penetrate, where the country folk
don't care cent for royalty where hordes OF juvenile
relatives order them about from dawn 20 dark Grand
pa Edward or Uncle William or Cousin Nicholas, and
where they another though their names
were plain Bert Victim Nick Romanof or Billy Ho-
henzolcrn or Al Bourbon, without any embarrassing
strings Of titles trailing after them any his Majesty
before
When one of the Lords Anonted really starts out
TO be a good mixer, he carry of the part better
Continued page 10
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

huge sprawng unges after the slayer OF her young So
agile was she proving herself indeed that the bear had
enough to do IN keeping out Of her reach while half lift
ing. half dragging, the prize up the incline.
a last the body Of the caI caught in crevice and
the bear had to pause 10 wrench it free 1t was for
moment only: but that moment came very near being
her last She felt rather than saw the impending mass
OF the COW as It reared itself above her. Like spring
suddenly Ioosed she bounded aside. And those two
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

STRAIGHT came down 1ls where She had stood, with
the force Of ton Of bone and muscle behind them
Wheeling in Z fash 20 follow up her advantage, the
desperate reared again But TINS time She was
Csr15h- at Disadvantage Her far more intelligent ad
versa- had slipped round behind her and now as she
reared struck her tremendous buffet on the SIDE OF the
neck Caught of her balance. the walrus rolled down
the slope turning clean over before she could recover her
footing
The three bulls, in the midst Of their foundering
charge up the hill, checked themselves for moment TO
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

see how she had Jared And in that moment the bear
succeeded in dragging her prize up steep where the
raging avengers could not hope to follow few yards
more, and she had gained spacious ledge some twenty
feet above them second two later, answer to her
summons the cub Joined her there, sCramblng nlbly
over the rocks at safe distance from the foe.
Realizing that the marauder had escaped their
vengeance the three bulls length turned away and
went foundering and snOrting back to the The
mother however nconsoable in her rage and grief kept
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

rearing herself against the face of the rock clawng it
irpotently with her great pper, and striking 1t with
her uss till seemed as they must give way beneath
the blows Again and again she fell back only to renew
her futile and pathetic efforts the moment she could
cover her breath And from time time the old bear,
nursing the cub would glance down her with placid
unconcen At last coming sort to her senses the
unhappy cow turned away and crawed heavily with
slow erIlv motion down the slope. Slowly and with
a mighty splash she launched herself into the and
swan of join the rest OF the herd mile out from shore
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

fortabe gilt and red plush CHAIR and pretend 70 be
deeply interested in a long and stted address which IS
really boring HIM to extinction.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30
WHEN ROYALTY FORGETS IT'S RS AND is

submit to having several pounds
Of ieweled orders festooned round
his neck, and sit in very unCOm-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

Bv E. Alexander Powell. F. R. 6. S.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

n OYALTYIs not always regal.
n Attimes-but only times,
mind --nl--tt can be mIghtllV
New-York tribune., 1910-10-30

: JDLl-l a.. some rre-oi-i9r Of perl had s1nit-
.- -- The -.e- --r:- lifted her head and stared
-s- 1rzl-- - There was 10 danger IN sight; but
grown uneasy. She lowered her head against
.- CATS plump filra and started u push hm down
--. -}e toward The -ea- 4 The herd
..- dozen feet away lu enormous form, white and
-- rose Il Jy magic yu- - the bare rocks. 4
a IS warming came from the -gart old bull, down
below. .-- -le same instant that white mass fell
--a 1-rEing calf and smashed It's neck before II
what was happening
..-. "a -l4- the mother Wal-1s reared herself and
launched hey huge bulk straight forward upon the
She swift Ia her attack, amazingly 50; but
- s-e all- was sHttter. VIII astonishing strength
and -.es. the moment Il delivering that fatal
She had pushed the body II her prey aside several
-. ~ -le slope. At the time. bending her long
beck Ike bow she succeeded il eEalIug the tIll force
N -e mothers assault which otherwise would have
PINNED --- down and crushed her. She caught, how
ever upon one Launch glanclng bio" from those de
-.rg --sEs. which came down like pile drivers; and
long red marx leapel into yIew upon her white fur.
--a next moment she had dragged the prey beyond
-1-. " -.e frantic mothers next pluugIng charge
The rocky slope was now II uprCar. The other
COWS lad instantly rolled their startled young INTO the
Sea and we've t-mbing after them with terrific splash
ing The three bulls grlntlug tu-1ously, We're hOuncer-
- ~ great loose plunge up the slope, eager 70 get INTO
--e irs ae Jereaved mother gasplng and snort
ING with her prodgious efforts She hurled herself II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
FEAR SANTA FE ROAD
WILL HAVE MONOPOLY
Arizona Constitution Makers
Show Strong Opposition to
Land Clause.

PHOENIX. A-iz-. Sov- -E-so i-rs-t
= The o71s-itCtio1 cc-Tsltion II is p---
poss of coup,zcinE the c9z=-i-4-io- for
:1s 1=s srste Q: A-.zozz a. zoo- x ucs-
She tszt the dslszz-ez- ID not otsE-Tz
Lhz-ksg!T.nz cay - Z to-.czT. BIT cg--
TIMED - zcrE A-org Ira .n21-zz-.
p-opc<1-.o-E pzsEzt CFc- ard zEr--@L
we're t-s juvenile r1T-- measure z-[ -1-z
creation cS bureau y -zzE-z-!Te r.
s=z-cn- e y - charge q TIE tzz!=-z-
i've s@crs-z-F. Tho All also = stare
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This ogrszg 4 - - --16=-sd zscs- re
1-s = Fis-clsir r - .e-t=-at -tzr
= XII "a ssys-fziv zset,s- II z-tzo-z b.
cans ct rts esE.s-zrc@ II -z- z.-= ~
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s--lo- f5- rts -CcTE-zicz y - --b-l-
ls-1s for r@-sr5 u -zsz-y-ST& -szrz.
TIE ccC-i-rzs sIcsptE c-'T ,z-5= r-zs
azTs been EE<e- irrigation -he tzE- srz
Tszr- z-c- trs ,-1ie< argument --zts
zzziz=- r-e[i-E rf c--s- tz-[= sEez--z-
of Z century = rSs czfr -Ezr .r zs-zs
tEs Santa Es TziirCz[rz z r>11cEs'v Il Dis
rcs1-E = =r-7 Tr.rS e rct[z q, ,Iz-
u ards granted y -ss goTe-l-s-c z-c1z
t1s -lzEt-o<- Ez-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
OBJECTS To D|Az
CHOOSING SUCCESSOR
Francisco |. Madero Issues
Proclamation Calling on
People to Revolt.

NEW YORK Nov. "a manifesto
credited TO and signed BY Francisco l.
MedsTo, calling on TIE Ts-op.e OF Mexico
10 rise against the government or Cen
erai PorSrto Dlsz. vas Ea5e public here
tonight BY friends of Msdero. Tho szio
that IL had been received today
The manifs@O Is dated san Luis Potosi,
Mexico. October ;. 1910. = fooInors as
serts that the cali & for private circu-
istion ~ TO November u and that there
after II is 10 be circulated broadcast.
In their uninterrupted stFrggie toT The
triumph OF the deals OF liberty and jus
tice. Peoples are compelled a. certain his-
1ortcsi moments 20 make the greater sac
-ifces. the manifesto begins Our BE-
loved tetheFisaG has reached such 2
stage a desporisl sUcn Is ve Mexican
have Tot oeen accustomed 20 bar s!nc=
Ee procured Cur Independence. opp-=ssss
Cs 20 such degree that it has become
into,e-a5ls.
The manifesto then recites that a feel
ing OF u-r=st has p=-Tsdsd the republic
because % this system cf government and
zTo-o be-aEsz OF the efse-ts cf General
Dlsz 70 saddle OF The nation z successor
u hts oz-7 choosing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
In Charles Milton Brough

Great in the artUous greztn=zs o:
things done" Charles Milton Brough last
Wednesday morning. at Los Angeles.
wrapped the 6rsp=ry of Al eventfGl life
around him and laid down 20 peaceful
9 rss ms
Mr. BroEgh vzs born st New Oxford
Pa. July /. 1872. and cisd a. his resi-
Gslcs. tGI Grand aye-ue. Los Angeles.
Cal. November Is. 1910. aged S years
and { months. When barely twenty
yesr q age. IN August. 1852. young
Srough responded 20 the call cf his coun-
tT5-s snr'ice and enlisted in TIE Fif-
tesa-h PENNSYLVANIA cavzi-.-. OF which re
afterwards 5zczus captain
Bro-JE1. with -he daring Initiative ot 80
tcsl L1tey=icrzt T@st and crossed TIRE
Engaging II the mining business in Little
Cottouzood canyon. Utah. ~ P-osczrst.
and during ire eighties and a!n=-i@s vas
accounted cne % rtzh's r1cEt pror1i1s-. .
and Influential citizens u 1850 - -zs
elected mayor % Ogden Utah and served
efficiently IN that caPzciry for t%o yszr<
VILE ri:lz=a of Ogden Captain S-ouza
-zs cashier q The CitizsEE' hank ard
-ke Utah National bank s1l zzs its--t-
fad n many ways with the progress q
-Ee usT STATE
II 1871 Captain and M-s Rrough ard
Iit1ls dz-z1-=r. R--S. rlc-st south. -he-s
r5e- visited --sir Sons. Dr. Q Z. E-o-Ea
.: Fayetteville. AK. and knight -
S-o-E1 of EIcEs5Urg. Miss After four
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25

I, peasant years sp>nr IL the south Gag
tain ard ACE. Srclzh 1roTet. IN 1893. 70
Los Angeles in search of health for rrei-
loy=ly daughter. Ruth. and have resided
there for the pas, six years. On SoTer1-
Der y. 1913 their daughter. Ruth nov
& young lady o. eighteen ard The IDOL O.!
rhsi. hearts. passed away. a15 this b.
rez zTers1t rad marked effect OF The
rapidly falling condition Of Captain
STcgzn's health.
first wife being Miss Flora " Tzonp pscn
2. Stephens o. CE5en. Utah His first
marriage vas performed ~ Clinton. Miss
April. 1878: his second n Omaha Seo.
March. 1852. Ee il survived ~ MS z!fe
Mrs. Cc-z :. BgoEgh. zrd tao s51z ~ his
FIST wife. Dr.. q. Il BroEEh. professor
q political economy University of A.
kansas Fayetteville. Kan. ard x "
Broggn % the B-oUgh-Chrtstiaa company.
Tlcks5Ers. Nlss.
Captain Bro--zh vas knight TEN
pizr. z r-e--5zT o. 2 Monte -orrz-se--y.
NJ :. Ogden chapter No 2 and weozr
ioSss. No :. and his funeral -zz con-
Quoted UNDER r-s auspices Cf r.e Ioczi
Masonic trst=-1ifE He TzE also z mem
be- % the JsTlss ?. JfcEEza post No. I
o 4 2. Salt Lake City rg-e-zI Ee----
icEs z=rz h=iG 81 Los Angels Eondzv
afternoon -rs list IN ,r% pz-.o-s ~
Pierce brothers PeT- BAKER Lee re1-c- II
C1--s-s church. officiating. ard MS r.
mains zsr= Inferred IN ,Es beautiful L.
z5s7-C11 Pax rs-s-Er- tzs.[e Ms b.
loTst Cz-E-ts-. Ruth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
STONY GRIDIRON COSTS
LIFE OF CADET PLAYER

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sf-s- -i.z zc-i<e--
T5e z-rtts-t ccc--=t after -zss
r.zE With Eo-t ears zg-z=5 20 -Es
LIZ Ez6 c--s- rE-1f-z @f-E -EE tzI "a
zzs -zcc.@c arr cogus1- Ut srcsz s:-s-
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water Ezs Ea-s5iz-e-E zrr-LzE . lis
-sz< z-t io--o- -sTi=I- T-s -zt Ets<
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l.s csz6 E---cE s-1-s EEscl -ss---s[
= tz= fracture q ria s<1L-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
Your ouf-of-order Stomach feels
fine five minutes after TAX
ing a little Diapepsin.

Take your Eour. out OF order stou-
sch--or maybe VOC call il Indigestion.
Dyspepsia. GsstTitis or Cat3rrh Of
Stomach; it doesn't natte!-take your
,tomseh trouble right with you 20 your
Pharmacist and ask him 20 open a so
ceat case Of Pape's Diavspsil AID ls:
you eat one 22-Erzia T-iaagule and sec
II within five minutes there IS lef. any
trace q vour former misery.
The correct a5E.e for your trouble is
Food Fe-nea a-scior-food sopEiES; the
Digestive organs become Teak, there is
lack ~ gastric Juice; yc1r food is only
hsl- digested. and you become affected
With loss OF z1Vetite, pressure and ful-
Eess after 5zt3-g- vomiting, nausea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
HEVER ANY INDIGESTION, DYSPEPSIA
OR SICK, Classy, UPSET STOMACH

heartburn. gripping IN borel., tender
rcss IL tie pit Of stomach. bad taste IN
mouth. constipation. pain IN limbs,
sieeplessness. beicsirg o. gas, bilious
ness. sick headache, nervousness. dizzi-
uess or nacv other similar sym ptoals.
II vour appetite is hckle AID moth
ing ssupts VOC, or YOU bsleh gas. OF IL
-oU feel bloatcd after eating, Or your
food lies ike = lump of lead On your
stomach. you can make up your mind
that az the bottom OF all this there IS
but onc carse-fermeltstion Of unii.
Ecstc5 food.
Prove 20 vourss il five minutes that
Tour stomach "a zs good zs aaT; rlat
;here is no-nicg really wrorg. sop
this fermentation and begin eating
what you want without fear of discou-
fort or risery.
Almost instant relief is waiting for
you i is merely matter Of how soOo
-oE take little Diapepzin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Gas . RIA
REBEL LEADER
BADLY WOUNDED
Continued from Page Ore.


At sza AuGreas. which is abcut forty
miles vest OF Chihnzh8a. the train was
uset with lot rifle fire from revolu.
florists. who were concealed bshind
vacant houses and piles OF wood At
the first yolieT & lieutenant and s=v-
eral soldiers on the train were killed
outright as Sers three Women and z
young child. Two ueu we've badly
wounded and several others injured
although not seriously.
"The presence OF aiud OF TIE en-
greer. who opened the throttle and
drove the trzis beyoad Ire sZs OF -he
rsvolutionists. undoubtedly saved our
lives and the lives of the remainder of
the f-ooVss. With the vindoz Lights Of
the COACHES broken the frames shat
tered bv bullets AID TIE soldiers il z
panic the train arrived at BusEllos.
where tbs coaches bearing the troops
we're lsff OF z si6etTzcE-
Soldiers Huddlsd IL Church.
"The railway officials. fearing t-ou-
Ole further ahead refused 20 take TIE
soldiers 20 their destinsrioo ard et last
reports they we're tuiilsi within rks
ehurth. afraid 20 cone ont
Aboat noon Monday ! WAS riding
irro the o1tsE-ts q Gue-rerc. rtea
vas s1-p-ssi 20 hear heavy S-icg =
tie toEl- ! attempted 70 ride around
Tie place % avoid tts trouble. When
was NET 5- two revoiut;o1is-s who in
egired Nv busiress and zdvis=5 ne %
leave -he country fo- the sake 0f safety
Guerrero soou fell ikto tie hands of TIE
rsbsis a5d the troops arg aoS IL
s-z-e OF siege j -he barracks Il IS
confidently expected by the insurgents
that the troops viii either os killed
o. tskea
"a party Of rebels left Guerrero Nor
day morning AID marched o. ttz VII
lsEe of Nizzca. capturing ire plsce
git.o1- oppositiol Two large stores
here Esre szeze5 AID al gins. s-nzci-
tioa and provisions tzker
+LszTIuE MIziez. the hand CAPTURED
Szl Eszdis. after a. e1EsEe-slt which
resulted j. TIE death OF thirtv-aize
soldis-s AID TGrziss zld with oriI the
loss of oze rerolucio1ist
''Ac -ais toSr ! boarded TIE train
tol-d Ec- Chihuzhuz zEi Z "a. this
train that vas zre-ke5 ~ San Arirezs
BIZ rhe rsvol8.ioais-s. vho bzi removed
fzo rails Several u.s-so-s re-s sight
II injured tboozh 1o-e fatally
RsbeIs Surround Train
"Tke rebeIs Surrounded tbe train. t1t
s=s,-g -hsys we're 70 froooE- did no-
Eoies- tiepzszenzs-s L ~zs ters that
J talked With seversi leaders Who eI-
r-ss-ed -Ee-sSiTss = Te-T cc-lEIs-lc :
czlueY that -he reEzs of Dizz is Z
theE q The .es-
The Eebeis a. -his pcir- numbered
zbo7t so -s-. al of -hon are well
so7ippel earring Ei1cLssters. -
voITers and swords Eaci zza x pro
ri5ed -ith good hors= and al seq
70 p anxious 20 fEtr-
Altar ssrio1<lv Considering The propo-
sitiou 70 bid t5e pzss=-gers of tte
train zs prisoners. 20 ~ exchanged for
rehsls, We -=-s finally sloTei 20 send z
single Message 70 Cti-uz5as for = re-
lief t-ziz vAieh arrived Tuesday aft
e-roo1 and which subsequently, bro1gtt
rs 70 Chih1zt7z TE= T-seE vas uo-
allowed 20 - CLEARED -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
ETHEL [ENEVE MAY
Be SENT BACK HOME
immigration Officials Likely to
Bar Crippen's Inamorata
From america.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Innigrz-ion
officials here are interested II 'he
czolsd announcement :i2- Etael Gar
LensTe. tns Eo1oE E71l1n who FED
- Canada viii Dr.. T Z C-iu-en. is O.
Ssr way 20 This couct-v- Co- -uIzslo1s-
Williams declines . say zu-th;1g T.i-E
night bs REGARDED e p-eJ1lielzl % T1s
case
ETae natter will BE iuvez-izzt=3 as
t5s facts warrant hs said "If ske
= 1ot considered deEirzble alien tte
To-za czo easily os kept ozt of The
ccult-- despite the fart -Lzt Ire Eng
hsh courts acquitted he- ct bang 81 &c
eoopiies OF Dr.. CrTpp=u- Il se1-E-es u
deportation Z uzss=d 1pon lsT. y Tlll
l-oizbly bs O. .ks Ero1od that she
crossed tts Atlzu-ie With Dr. C1ppsa
20 .ho- she vas not married
QUEENSTOWN. Nor. PA -oz1e
zozzz Supposed 70 d E-hsl Care L.
zte- -he vszs=i r55cEei here todzv O.
her way 70 NsE YORK Qzes1io5ei,
she en0hztiszil- dsai=6 ttis ideutiEez-
-iol- Tho=e - cioss -clsh With Miss
Leoere say sbe = Sill y England,
-=oziriuE y s=e!zsioa
Tie pzsselgsr TEo closelv rsse-tle=
Miss JeoeV= arrived hers o. the zai.
--si- froo Loa5o-- She p1rchzs=5 :
secocd-elzss tirket i TIE Lo-do, of-
See cf ibe steamship cc-1zry les
-er6sr Jor1luC Ire TEi-s Sfz- officials
received tslspho1= Oesssge -ro- q
uuazCsd ize1iEe- asking uteths- ].
Eo7ld r. possible 90 czscl TIE Majestic
30 ousszstoTl.
The steamship us1 co-osot O. TIE
urgs-zl oerCrreces q q Second ez5i-
pssenEsr travelling =roz Loado- &c
Q-ee-s-ozr - boz-d tks I1s-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
MURDERED MINER HAD
CARD FROM PARK CITY

SPOKANE. Wash Eo-. -s-Tlfs Z
nan zE-e-1-z t5e <ssc-p-tc- C Nix
Eil-rT,z Bite -E-=-- ii=s murdered az
EzEz- C5-F- Or an z-oc5sr- --o czr-szz
C=ii-o5's v-5o- cz-5 ar clz---s ztz -z-ss
: U-Is- zrrsE- -h=-e .o- TIE cr5-. -tz
real Sriks GIroy e ltT.1E cEssLy l. z
5.-ei Q. -efs city
% <es--1V-io-s frol Fz- G5.-cT. z
--o-te- y ihs Ez- zo= = S1-Ezz- z-5
t-cz -Hz 1Et-e-s Z-so1 cs PARK CRY
TczA Pat CEi-oy 5<iiETss 1is 5-ct5s- .
d dad
- lzve 5sz-5 -ofc5-z os iris --I--<s-- -
szE Gts-or rotzT- = z- Nike CEi-c-
Ebo BES1 81 Bz--s s>t c5czt-s5 z
-s-s-s te-1 t-ps- PsrE CITY TIE cz-5
-zz s-oisa from ~ p3eEs- Eve zo1tzE
zz-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-25
CoNFIsC.TTOS OF NADE2o's
ESTATE ORDERED By DIAZ

CIUDAD PORFTRIO DIAZ. 3le1--
Sev- 24-T1e Ns1iczz Eove-u-s1t Las
ordered --e eo-Sscztio- II al Of -b=
property of Frzzcisco ] Nzdsro. l=z6e-
of tie rsvoiU-ie1is-s Mz6e-o tzs lzgSs
hr6si Interests II oo-tser- MeIieo ard
oEns val1zbie property = the city u
Noutsrer
B1s even z the rsToIu.io,sry -oTe-
usut sbOald fail z1d Nsdsro Ioss All
q his property y Mexico. - rclld 20;
Be . Doo- Dz1- II j. kno-u ttst te
has io-ess-s.1s = Ns~ YORK and tis
holdings % eolt;ls-tzl securities are
szId 70 % very large According to
reports TeaehIaz here to6zv t5ro1Ei
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