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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-20
Loosens Tight Coughs.
Home-Msde Cough Syrup.

Here IS the cheapest and most
powerfully effective cough cure
known to medical science. Buy
OF your druggist Cor have him
order ft from the wholesalerD
two and one-half ounces OF es-
sence mentho-laNenc In tho
package is full directions for
making a splendid laxative, Cura-
tive cough syrup. This amount
makes a full pint at saving OF
from 81 to 80 as compared with
ordinary labeled cough syrups,
and IL Is really better to cure be
cause 10 ribs the system OF the
cold and cough by its laxative
action.
II Is no trouble 20 make. just
buy the menthO-laxene and make
syrup according to directions
accompanying. This Is the FOR
mula:
Essence mentho-laxene IA Ozs.
Granulated sugar syrup .13i Ozs.
Directions tell how to prepare
the syrup at home. II Is GER
tainly a blessing for old people
and loosens the highest cough in
an hour. while children like 10
take Il. and IL prevents pneu-
monia. fever and other cOmpli-
cations by its tonic and laxative
action: fine for any throat or
lung trouble. and you can actual
" feel IL working and penetrat-
ing the tissues OF throat and
lungs with its curative proper
ties.
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today by the House committee on in
sular affairs regarding the work OF
his department.. He gave details OF
the friar lands transactions, which the
committee is investigating, and made
general defense OF the Philippine
oo,@ernment AGAINST the charges
brought BY Representative Martin OF
Colorado
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COLOR LINE DRAWN.

Baltimore. Dec. 19.-Hcnceforth no
white person may move into a block in
Baltimore where the majority Of the
residents Of that block are negroes. nor
NAV negro move into block where
the majority Of the residents are white.
This is the mandate laid Own in the
go-cnlfrd T.. ~. West race segregation
ordinance which was signed by Mayor
Mahoof today. IL is expected that the
act will be taken TO the courts 20 test
it's cousfffuioualiy-
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GUNBOAT HORNET
FINALLY CLEARS
Suspicion That a FiIibuStering
Expedition Is On the Way
to Honduras.
ESTRADA USED SAME BOAT
No Protest Made to This Government
by Agent Watching the Vessel
at New Orleans.

New orleans. Dec. 19.-The former
United states gunboat Hornet. reported
o. have boon purchased by the Hon
duran rcvoIufiouists. cleared from this
Graci. with crew Of twenty men. 200
fon4 OF coal and provisions for thirty
days Included among the crew are
several men who are said TO have been
connected with previous filibustcriug
expeditions directed against Central
American republics.
Notwithstanding the denials made by
FonIlIa and Christmas. there is a feel
ing OF certainty in the local Central
American colony that these fighters
Rre 60 head the most complete revolu-
tionary expedition that ever left this
A secret agent Of the DaviIa admin
the Hornet For this reason and be-
cause DO is known that the United
states iT watching the vessels move
fucrte closely. Eouilla and Christmas, 40
ir said. viii make their departure later
and Join fhr Hornet either at Cape era
cizs or at Puerto Barrios-
Failed IN Former Attempt.
Eonuia and Christmas met with fail
urc when they headed an expedition
against Daviia last July. They are now
I'm this city and the Davila symDathiZ-
ere attribute % them the fitting out
one II the rumors current this morn
tnE was that the Hornet would b.
turned over 90 Mexican revolutionists
President Davil1 Of Honduras havinl
made extensive preparations TO NEE
the threatened attack. Captain John.
son. commanding the vessel. saws thai
The Hornet viii DO used I'm tho Contra
American trade Officers from the Uni
tea states marrhaIs office have beer
keeping "a watch on the Hornet. bu
have discovered nothing 20 indicate
fiIihugteriu- expedition.
Tho Hornet was the private yacht o
Henry NJ. FInEIrr. prior Co the Spanish
American war. when Do was purchase,
H D" ##HrH .HHHHH HHHa avn
converted into Eunboat. Last summc
~ wa purchased from the government
hv New Orleans ship yard. taken iron
Washington To- Norfolk. ovcrhauied an,
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Washington. Dec. 1q.-If the Hornet
Is ENGAGED in a filibustcring expedition
directed either against Honduras OF
Mexico. 90 is regarded as strange that
no formal protest against her depart
ure was made to the state department.
or with the United states attorney az
New orleans.
Up 20 the moment the ship sailed
the state department had nothing but
newspaper reports bearing on her mis-
sion and those were conflicting, some
being that the Hornet was destined 70
land an expedition in Honduras 20 start
"a revolution in favor OF Manuel BOnilla
against Davila and other reports con-
Meeting her movements with the cause
OF MadcrO. the Mexican rcvOlutiOnist
In absence Of any formal complaint
the state department has not acted %
detain the vessel. but 70 II understood
her course will be closely watched
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Washington, Dec ia bill reliev-
ing from annual assessment work all
prospectors who were injured by the
forest fires OF last summer and fan
was passed today by the Senate. The
bill was hurried TO the House in the
hope of procuring action there before
the Christmas recess.
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interpretations

The Western Moving Picture COM
nauv OF this city yesterday filed ar
ticles Of incorporation with the scCre-
tary OF state. The company is capital
ized for $500. A. 7. Mehesy is named
as the president and treasurer. and !.
X. johnson. vice president who with
+. 6. Anderson. constitute the board
OF directors
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DIED.

SCHETD.-Tn this city. December 10.
1910. Ernest J. Schcid. aged two months
fifteen da -. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Scheid. 1fS West Ninth South. Funeral
services will be held at the First Ger
man Evangelical Lutheran church. Sew
enth South and state streets. December
-. 1910. at . p. m. Interment in Mt.
OlfVcf.
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MALONEY.-At the family residence.
40 Western avenue. December 10. 1910.
Margaret Maloney aged seventeen
years. beloved daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Maloncy. Funeral services will
be held at the family residence on
Wednesday. December q. at o'clock.
Tnterment in Mt. Calvary.
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wIrHouT FOUNDATION.

San Salvador. Dec. 19.-The report
enanating from Port Limon. Costa
Rica. that. as result Of a terrific
earthquake. an island in the IlopangO
lagoon in the interior OF Salvador had
disappeared. with the drowning of
many women and children. is without
foundation. only a slight earthquake
has occurred recently. which was with
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,ut damage to property or loss OF
lie. IIopango lagoon, which lies 10 the
southeast Of san Salvador, is in nor
nal state.
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ERICKSON.-At st. AIMS orphanaEe.
December 10. 1910. Ray Erickson. aged
nine years. Remains at O'DOnnell &
Co.'S parlors- Notice of funeral will
he giNan later.
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nIIaTHS.

Samuel Barrett. S19 Harrison avenue.
girl.
George 3. McLelland. SIS West sixth
South. boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Gnekow. 1S2 X
street rfr1
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FUNERALS.

STEELE.-Funeral services for Emily
| G. Steele. who died i'm this city Decem-
Der Is. 1910. will be held at the family
| residence. 925 East Fifth South street.
/ today Tuesday, at o'clock Inter
ment in Mt. Olivet.
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sent 20 Bluefields. Mic. where IL was
used by the Estrada forces. After
Estrada succeeded in making himself
president Of Nicaragua. the Hornet was
returned 20 its New orleans owners.
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ERIAR LANns HEARING.

Washington. Dec. 19.-Dean c. Wor-
cester secretary Of the interior OF the
Philippine government. was examined
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A IMMINENT FOR EXTERNAL USE.

Cheerfune disposition the
life about to begin happiness and physical comfort VIII largely
the swollen
greatly lessons the baby
Write for book
THE BRADFIELD COMPANY. ATLANTA, GA.
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Synopsis Of Preceding Chspters.

Edmund StonewaI. a weIl-Io-d0 yOuns
inventor. succeeds IN Harvesting the IN
teratOmic theory, and builds an airsnlP,
into which he inveiEles three frieilds %
his including Jack Ashton and helilg
barton. and carries them on Anol-lsi
friend. VIII Church. eludes StoneWs-tL
and thus Is not kidnaped- Inc sll-P
makes FOR Venus. where the crew may
lands and after q victorious enc-'----ee
with the luminous-eyed- shaggy = UT g
Inhabitants. makes arranz eIneAls -'-
travelling around the planet
After many vicissitudes. they Teaeh ne
temperate part OF the planet lawns Wll W..
them Juba, native. and finally are meg
By great hotiila Of airships- IN llc LOIe-
most OF which is a very beauIiIl4 woman
who smiles them a welcome IN en-
deavcring % prevent a general calaslI1-
phe caused by bad steering Of one OF the
zirships Edmund kills one O. the natives
Immediately the explorers are oFeTPoN-
cred and taken 20 vast city where
they are imprisoned. Later they escape
in Edraund's car. though pursued by
feet OF airships-
The explorers elude their pursueTs until
Ala comes 20 their rescue
They are taken 10 a great room for trial
bef0re a court. over which Ala presl1es-
When everything seems 20 be against
them, they are saved by the Intervention
Of Ala, who proclaims Edmund her
chosen mate much 70 the ChaETln OF
Iugra- a sUitOr for her hand.
While searching mounla ms for uranium
to anord power for Their car, the eE-
pl0rers are kiCnaned by I-gra and carried
away n an airship.
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A COLUMBUS OF SPACE. Ey sAEEET7 ?: s z


light. and IHa wind carried them our
way II the aeroDlane had not been 50
high Up they revsr u ouid have reached
Dumfounded, the rest Of US said
nothing, except Jack. who grumbled-
Hanged If ! don't think this kind OF
luck Is uncanny.
I cannot be thankful enough for the
return OF the rifles said Edmund, pres
entity. we shall have use for them.
Without them 1 doubt II II would ever
have been possible for US TO pull out OF
1T seems to me- said Jack. that
three pairs OF seveu-league boots would
be more TO tIe purpose Just now than
three rifles What are you gong 10
shOOt2"
Edmund started TO reply, but was in
terru.'ted by another uOise-nOt splash
this time but a heavy, SOnorOus. sigh
ing sound In the gloom. surrounded
by the repulsive, half-spectral forms OF
the mOnstTOus vegetation OF the swamp.
that mysterious sound, which plainly
denoted some giant kind OF life, fairly
Ny Heavens.' said Jack. what can
that beg''
Wen see replied Edmund. calmly.
and threw opzn his pocket lantern As
den rustic close by and an ausWer1n z
CLEAN. which passed shaft Of light IL
Elimination over US. With a united shout
Of JOY we all cried out:
-alar
II was. indeed. she. with her aero
plane. within a dozen yards Of US. but
her approach had been concealed By the
distorted limbs Of the hideous vegetation
that lowered on three =ides OF US
Our shout OF establishment had not
ceased 10 echo when out Of the horrible
tanEle rose. with q swift, sinuous move
ment a long. anacOnda-like arm. flesh
pink IN the electric beam, but covered
with dark. sDike-iize sDiracIes-
ID CuFIed itself over the edge Of the
aeropiele and swiftly drew L down
ward.
The Continuation Of This story VIII
Be Found In Tomorrovv's
Issue OF The Times.
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CHICAGO, Aug 6.-The Chicago
Tribune today prints the views Of Presi-
dent Taft on the Republican party-s
conduct. the tariff. and other questions
John CaIlan O'LaUghIin, friend Of Theo-
oore Roosevelt, having secured an inter
view with Mr. Taft at Beverly.
Though not directly quoted, Il IS made
plain that Mr. Taft believes the Payne
Aldrtch tariff the best ever passed. and
holds that the c. O. P has kept faith
with the voters he gives the insur-
gents no credit
According to Taft. the people have
little idea Of the importance Of the IeraI
problems which viii come I'D for Sof77-
ton during the next Congress the last
OF the Administration
Before December the SuDrau,a Co,,r+
VIII have handed down its decisions in
trust cases
If the Government be beaten he he
1eveS there viii be universal demand
for the strengthening Of the antitrust
laws.
Mr.. Taft already has framed a sofu-
ton OF the cases in his Federal incor-
p0ratlon plan, for all corporations do
Ing an interstate business. which he
winter.
Further reforms along the lines OF
conservation Of natural resources are
Planned. and more economies in gov
eminent are on the program
MI j AIT does not favor the sDDOiut-
ment of a tariff commission, but one
OF the things praised most highly By
him IS the new tariff court
The postal savings -. the cOnserva-
ton law, which enables the Withdrawal
OF 4o-OJ0-Uo acres Of coal and water
prTer sites; the campaign p11bIi~if,-
law, and several others came in for
praise
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS
ARMY.


Major FREDERICK H E EPSTEIN.
retired, relived from duty at the
College OF St Francis Xavier, New
York city. TO take effect September
J. and VIII proceed 10 his home
Lieutenant Colonel WILLIAM d
BEACH, General stan, is relieved
from duty IN this city, and viii pro
CeeQ 70 the PhllIpplne Islands
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM s.
WEEKS. 4Ih Infantry. is detailed
as professor Of military science and
tactics at the West Virginia Uni
versity, MorgantoWu, W Va, Sep
Captain JAMES D. TILFORD. quarter
master IS relieved from duty Al
Newport News. Va. and VIII pro-
coed TO san Francisco, army Trans
port Service, as QUaTtermaster OF
the transport Sherman
The following officers are detailed
as assistant Instructors in the de-
partment OF equitation, mounted
service school, Fort Riley, Kansas
First Lieutenant ISAAC : Ma TIN-
I4th Cavalry Second Lieutenant
JOHN c MONTGOMERY, 9Th Cav
airy.
Major EBEN SWIFT. general staff
9th Cavalry. Is relieved from duty
Is a member Of the general STAFF
coTps- TO take effect August Is and
viii join MS regiment
Captain MICHAEL J. LEHMAN.
general STAFF 18th Infantry Is re-
Icved from duty as a member OF
the general stan corps, to take eff
The following officers are detailed for
duty al the army service schools,
Fort LeavenWOrth. Kansas on Au-
gust Is Major THOMAS c. HAN
son. eth Infantry Captain VII
LIAM KELLY, Jr-. 9Th Cavalry.
First Lieutenant s CHASE DE
Kraft. Medical Reserve Corps. Is
relieved from active duty IN that
corps. 70 take erect August Il
The following changes In The stations
and duties Of officers Of the Corps OF
Engineers are ordered
E4sIOr Cf4 AftLES Z POTTER viii pr0-
ceed TO St Louis. No. and relieve
First Lieutenant CLARENCE II.
KNIGHT
Captain CLARKE 8 SMITH VIII Dro-
IL relieve Major MERTW ETHER
l. WALKER Major WALKER viii
proceed to Fort LeaveEwOrth- Teliev-
ing Lieutenant Colonel JOSEPH E
KUHN
Major EDWIN r STUART IS relieved
from dlty ar Manila as assistant 10
the chief engineer officer. and viii
proceed to Fort LeGvenworth.
Captain JAMES A WOODRUFF IS re
neTed 1rOL- duty at Fort LeaVel-
worth, and VIII proceed to Fic1s-
Captain CLARENCE O. SHERIFF., is
-elteEed from duty at Fort Lesven-
worth, ana viii proceed to MOBILE,
Ala
First Lieutenants ALVIN n. RARBER
and THOMAS H EMERSON are
detailed L. enter the class at the
Army Fled Engineer School for the
term beginning September Z 1910
They Will proceed TO Fort Leaven-
worth
First lieutenant SAMUEL, A. SPRING
WATER. Medical Reserve Corps. Is
HI -orably discharged. 20 take effect
September L
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The Allegheny Mountain re-
sorts on the Baltimore s. Ohio
Railroad rival the mountain re-
sorts Of New England. They
are Just as cool and equally as
beautiful.
On the summit Of the Al
1eghaniss the "Glades" Of Gar
rstt County, Maryland, have an
elevation Of $500 feet above
sea-lsveI, ant fon the Atlantic
Mississippi watershed. Cool
winds from the west are con-
SANITY blowing over the noun
tain top.
The thermometer at night
ranges an where from IS to 65
degrees, while at the hottest
hour Of the day the shelter of
the shade IS almost cool enough
for wraps.
On this great nine-mile
plateau are many summer re-
sorts.
The famous Deer Park Hotel
has the choicest location of any
resort south Of the Adirondack
Mountains. Never in its history
has It been so inviting. The
demands for accommodations
for the month of August en-
Phasize the popularity of this
beautiful resort.
Mountain Lake Park has a
summer colony Of large dimen-
sions, and the programme for
the Mountain Chatauqua in Au-
gust IS the most elaborate in its
history.
Oakland shares in popularity
with IFS sister resorts.
The special weekend excUr-
sion rates, $500 for the round
trip, from Washington, good
from Friday until Tuesday. IT.
elusive, are an inducement to
those who desire to get away
from the heat of the city to a
haven Of comfort near by.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-06
PRESIDENT UPHOLDS
REPUBLICAN RECORD
DiScredits Insurgents and
Says Party Deserves
Peoples Support.
President Taft S Republican
Gospel

Republican party Is party of exc
CuIiOn.
CIRCULARS" ana not s.5asursentS'
the ones who accomplished prog
rcss.
Party mas fulfilled all pledges.
Has been efficient and effective
Has enacted legislation in interest
Of the people
Present tHriR is best United States
ever had.
Cannon Is no longer a real issue
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The Continuation Of This story VIII
Be Found In Tomorrovv's
Issue OF The Times.
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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS.

Arrivcd-Hector Al Hampton Roads
MarceIIus ~ SeWau Point. Nay
flower at Beverly. Patapsc0 al
Southern Drill Grounds. Prairie at
New York Charleston. New Orleans
and Pcmpey at TSiugtau, aDI York
town al CdpitOia.
Establishment from Norfolk for An
napolis. Tacoma from Bluefields foE
BoCas del TOr0. Helena from SAX
wan for Shanghai, Rainbow Bain-
bridge. Barry. Dale, and Chauncey
from Shanghai for Tsingtau-
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CHEsAPEAkE BAY RESORTS

CHEsAIEAhE BAY hEsUhIS
One Day Excursion Tickets from WzshiaEtcn
to FoIiovEklE Resorts via EsitraoTes
colchester Beach. BetteTtOl. Port Deposit.
Claiborne. and Love Point Pier..-..--- 81 SO
Rochester Beach. Saturdays and Sundays. L25
DellEhtfui trip Chesapeake BaE and
beautiful West River. Via Annapolis. LUo
Ocean City and Rehoboth Beach, going
saturday. return until Monday night $50
Pen-Nar. IN Blue Ridge Mountains, orc
Gay LlCkeLS-. ~
Atlantic CITY. via Chesapeake Bay and
c & D. canal Day boats are Z2-knOt
myers 80
Wash-n, BALTIC. s Anna, Ell RI,
1924 New YORK AVenne-
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NAVY

Lieutenant ". T. TARRANT.. detached
Washington: to Naval Hospital, Las
AnimaS. Colo. for treatment
MidShipuan H V AICCABE, when dis
charged treatment Naval Medical
School Hospital, Washington, 70
South Carolina.
Medical Inspector O. P LT-MSDEN.
detached Navy Recruiting Station.
Chattanooga. Tenn. and wait orders.
Passed Assistant Surgeon H II Toll
FREE. detached Navy RecruitinE
Station Cleveland, Ohio. 20 Navy
Recruiting Station, Chattanooga
Tenn
Chief Boats7vain H s. OLSEN. TO Navy
Yard, New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-28
SHERMAN IS ANXIOUS
TO STAND WITH TAFT
BY Associated Press


DECATUR. ILL.,. Aug. 2I.-"Therc is no
greater admirer of President Taft than
myself" declared Vice President Sher
man tonight The declaration WIS made
to an open air gathering in the city park
in Decatur in the last two speeches made
by the vice president in Illinois.
II have scnn President Tafrs strength
and his bravery OF action" declared the
speaker. mo man that / know is more
anxious TO avoid a controversy or TO give
mn affirmative answer but if the rights
Of the Republican party-I should have
said the rights of the whole American
pcople-are menaGcd. William r. Taft
Fan put aside his suavity OF manner and
appear the giant In mind as he is in
stature, standing inliexbly for those
rights"
The vice president announced at the
opening that he would make u non par
tisan address. but lie said in the course
OF his remarks:
THE history Of the country has shown
that the Republican party is always
right and tho Democratic party always
wrong.
Where arc all the declarations OF prin-
ciples of the Democrats?' he asked.
Fiat money. free silver, anti-lmperial-
ism? Al buried and now their only cry
Is Il tariff for revenue only. which final
ly means free trade. Every prophecy
Of disaster under continued Republican
rule has been disproYcd. and now let me
ask YOU in aid of President Taft. who
is striving so earnestly for the welfare
of all the people that you elect Re
publican congress so that such pledges
as remain untitled may be assured.
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'T.t-s-iI:.r:.-

For exactly a year past. the Chicago d
Great Western railroad has been In the
hands OF ], Pierpont Morgan. the Hi!
financier, a syndicate headed by MIR.
Morgan having purchased the road on
August 81, 1909. for S12.Ooo.ooo. Thus
the news that the road has been taken
over by the Northern Pacific, which is
Hills stronghold, comes as no surprise.
The only effect it could have would sim
ply be to bind the roads closer together.
What the purchase OF the Great West
ern by the Morgan syndicate meant TO
rnsd @ Was "a T6a rr,hmne m % at The
time OF the purchase a year ago; and
the present deal merely makes the COM
bination stronger. 1t gives Hlll a
through line from Chicago 10 Omaha
parallel TO the Chicago G. Northwest
ern. which is closely affiliated with the
Hartman interests. and connects with
the Great Northern and the Northern
Pacific al Minneapolis and ST Paul. The
line is. therefore. of great Importance to
Hill.