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Iditarod pioneer., 1910-08-28
WILLOW STREET

out defined doctrines and party the other side with doctrines defined but most of them rotten the thinking people of the country began going through next years al and getting out the rabbits foot.
 Aldrich made fool mistake when he forced that Payne tariff bill down the throats of the people, Taft made mistake when he went before the people in defense of it. The Interests made bad break when they insisted put ting the little harder; the Republican leaders made poor medicine when they went back their promises to the people.
 The present fight going in the ranks of Republi- cansm will disrupt that party The Insurgents will the day God made little gongs for they stand for the advanced political thought of the day and frightened people arc behind them.
 That insurgent wing of the Republican party will be- come the party It will draw to its banner those who have been dreaming of democracy for it has st en good thunder from both the old factions leaving them but poor rumble 2 deserted stage.
 The party will have it's headq in the middle west the most enlightened portion of the United States today It will not need to to the people, the people will to it. for behold is the spontaneous outburst of people who have found out what they want and how get it.
 This party will revise the tariff and it will be sure. enough revision downward-no Aldrich- Cannon hokus- pokus cod.deck fm1am, ad valorum shell game, Then they will get busy and administer few swift kicks to de- serving corporations Meins food soothing syrup sugateat applications to hogat infant industries They will take the pick of popular approval and gently puncure gas.
 The party will give heed to the needs of Alaska. It will believe in the conservation of natural but not for the third generation following the second coming Lord It will provide that the riches of Alaska be de- veoped taking to that crowd of bandtti with cave in Wall street does not get all of it.
 Therefore let get behind that party, casting toward it of moral support. Let think its doc rnes and shout for it's principles for it herads the coming of brighter day.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-08-28
admiral Rodgers Still
 Looks for His Son

On August 2rst. Rear Admiral John A. Rodgers of the United States navy, visited Iditarod City. still prosecuting the mournful search for his missing son. Alex C. Rodgers, who was generally be- lieved to have drowned in the Tan. ana river near Salchaket last Aug ust. while journeying from Valdez to Fairbanks. Vague rumors after wards heard respecting the young mans appearance in this part of the country are believed to be re- sponsible for Admiral Rodgers visit.
 The presence of Admiral Rodgers was known to but few people, and unfortunately, it was not until after his departure two days later, that 1t became known that w. s. Ken nedy of Iditarod City claimed to have seen young Rodgers in Nome in the latter part of Sept ~nber.
 MT. Kennedy did not know Rod gers at the time, but upon his ar. rival here immediately recognized his picture as the man lie had seen there.
 Many stories concerning the dis appearance of young Rodgers were printed ill the Fairbanks papers during the course of the search along the Valdez trail prosecuted by the U. s. Signal corps. and later by Lieutanaut John Rodgers who came to the Tanana valley for that purpose. From all the information procurab!e it appears that Alex Rodgers had hard trip along the summer trail. starting from Valdez in early July. twice losing his clothes in attempts to raft across glacier streams.
 He vas last heard of at Munson { roadho,toe on the upper Tanana and started from that point on a raft on August 5,h. His brother believed he met his fate but a few miles below that point. but search by Indians failed to discover any trace of the body.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-08-28
Gossip From
 Upper Iditarod

Ronald Morrison whose arrival from the head of the Iditarod was announced some weeks ago. has returned to Little creek, about 15o miles up river, taking with him bis winters outfit of grub, a prospecting boiler and tools ex pec,ing to get busy at once on what lie thinks is a good proposition.
 Little creek, q right limit tribu- tary of the Iditarod is a wet stream, tue prospecting work thus far done having been q hole on the rim where they found three cent pans.
 McGrath & McNeil, who with Goodwin & Kilroy went up to the head of the Iditarod last March, and who were the original locators of the creek, are returning to that section with winter outfits.
 De Courcey and Blondiuo are at present prospecting on Montana. Silver Bow, Grouse and other creeks in that vicinity.
 Harry Buhro has started work on Montana and will remain there through the winter.
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-08-28
THE pAwNINo PARTY

Returning from Washington Col Harvey w. Scott tho famous editor of the Portland oregonan in Seattle Times t. the Republican, will defeated tn. presidential election of but by the old Just what he meant by that
 The Republicans will lose control of the house of ton will not be the old elect majority of the the house of and the President of the
 "Beveridge chance Indiana the factions. quarres Republican fold The result will be that Iowa will vote in the primaries for the cummins direct primary has created and will continue to Sreate ngon and the day the Republican party about ended n believe that Col Roosevelt will mildly endorse President Taft and that he will be candidate for President in l92
 Now just what did the Old Warhorse of the Pacific Coast when he said the Republicans would be de- feated in 1912, but not by the old Democracy And he knew what party why didn't he it for the benefit of those who had not been down to Washington drinking at the fountain head of knowledge.
 Maybe Col Scott holding little surprise party up his sleeve for the folks back home Maybe he counted spreading it all the page when he busts into the edi torial sanctum of the Oregonian
 There is gansaying the ability brliancy of stye erudon and political foresight of the whose pen has made the Oregonian household world throughout the western states We also believe he knew very we'll what party will defeat the Republican, for think pick it ourselves
 Alaskans rule, not deeply interested in the trend of national poltcshey too far away to hear ought but the echoes of the strife Neither do they have vote national questions.
 However they should interested to the extent of n- qurng how far the change of political complexion will make the beauty Ot dreams for Alaska future
 From this viewpoint, then, the silent revolution going in the United States is interesting is pro- found and allembracng change in political thought change that has been working gradually for years fer mentaton in the national brew that off it's first bub bes in the outcry against the Payne tariff the retirement of Aldrch the overthrow of Cannonism and the birth of the Insurgents.
 It prcsages the birth of political party. It means the rise of doctrines clean and vigorous from the old and useless of two schools of political thought it realignment in the battle array of the People against the Interests.
 Since the introduction of Bryan Eeresies threw dsor ganizaon into the ranks of Democracy, that faction has not been party It has been chaotic sect of individuals busy calling they forget to adopt program lect leader.
 Since the year before the big wind the Republicans have not been party-they have been bunch of auto cratic hghbnders who the country suit themselves and gave the profits the nante interests since be- mddle-aged and fat
 duly recorded in the Congressional Record and in the go cory book of every workingman.
 Thus it about that with party side with
Iditarod pioneer., 1910-08-28
What availeth it in | land of haste

and smoke enwned haste ,of strife, of adventure? N '
 uc we love- but far than the organ we want haven the sick the bleeding destitute oqusnce admire but far than the we'll to our Idle from crimson pedestal would see the SICK room dressed linen gentle nurses move silently carrying the word of God it's 
 Two dignaries of the They talked wonder what they thought hospital for the Iditarod?
 Down ln our hearts all of worship Divine Power caring little as may be for creed and theological strife hearts we all love our fellow tender sympathetic the presence or suffering and of pain Down would all like to the first church built hospital and with pockets would within kept pure and clean.
 Wednesday morning carly high wind couple o buildings out beautiful Wcdncs day night higher wind along moved back
 As result of the visits of these clements property public sentiment has been fed small portions of Cuticle lost forever.
 Moral Better let the law take foeahers when they laid down the foundations 6 wiser than they
 Observant young noting erg local jewelry
 II say have you observed all these besy malconen,s
 Gzed prospector standing catches full mark Wal by Heck were goin to them there back.
 We perecng ready alarm system whereby the notify the office of the Idaod residence here today and wireless and which This works night we'll
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
GERMAN HUSBANDS
COMMANDMENTS
Germany Takes Over Whole
sale the Idea of italian
Marriage Paper.

Berlin Nov l2-Germany has taken
over wholesale the brilliant idea initial
ed by the official Italian marriage ga
zetIe. Gazette degIi Spoil" and there is
now published the German edition of
the ten commandments for husbands.
lt should be explained that the ten
comma ndments which here follow are
intended ana o. ken seriously and are
by no means a joke.
T. Don't quarrel with your wife. even
when she annOys YOU. Hear ana Judge
justly but not weakly.
p Endure the frivOlity of your wife
but don't let IL 90 too TAR
g. According 90 your income provide
the necessary money for your house
hold. but do not let more be spent than
YOU can afford.
t. Take care that your apartment aud
the clothing Of yourself and wife match
your social position.
D. Don't allow your Wlres intimate
female friends 10 settle in your house.
ana don't bring your male friends IN
too often.
o. Women hate neWspa peIs and serl-
GUS books. Don't you let your wife
rob YOU OF your literary pabulum. In
sist on saving time by reading ln bed
or at meals
.. Have only one sleruiug apartment
You don't want your wife no be- too In
dependent.
s. Treat your wife affeclI0uaIeIy-
Talk over household affairs with her
and conceal nothing OF EOuH life from
her. Insist that size do tile same
g. In your home your wife must br
mistress. But YOU must provide the
final court OF control.
10. Respect your Wife's parents and
see that she respects yours Accept
the advice of her parents. but follow
your own opinion.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
BIG CROWD SEES
OAKLAND OPENING
AraSee a Winner All the Way
in Feature Race on
Card.

Oakland. Cal. Nov. 12.-Favored by
perfect weather and fast track, the rae
ing season at Emeryville opened to-
day under suspicious circumstances. A
crowd of about 5000 persons was in at
tendance, and interesting sport was
witnessed. Fourteen layers operated
under the oral system in conjunction
with stake holders. and the speculation
was very lively.
Arasee, carrying the cOIors of Early
Wright and well supported, led all the
way in the mile handicap, and after
standing off the challenge OF Bubbling
Water drew away, winning handily by
more than a length. Colonel Jack,
80 TO ] chance. was third. SpellbOund.
the favorite, did not come up TO eN-
pectations. Daneen and Olathe were
two outsiders that landed.
Richard Dwyer sent the fields away
in good style. Results:
First race six furlOngs, selling
Deneen CIV. Cotton, Is TO !. won; Billy
Myer (klrschbaum) TO >, second;
NOvgorOd (Selden). II TO I, third. Time,
1.14. Buck ThOrne Milpitas Biskra,
Cantem finished as named.
Second race. five and a half furlOngs
-Olathe (Callahan), 10 I, won; Cen
ova (NanDusenl, Is 20 /, second; Os
valid B. (FOgarty), 10 1. third. Time.
1903 LIS. Passenger. Miss Pacific Gu
Vina, Zinkland, Lumen, Warfare. era
mercy, Hex and Good Intent finished
as named.
Third race. six furlongs, selling
Metropolitan (Rosenl, to /, won;
Fancy anderson, n to I. second;
Lord of the Forest tGarnerJ, 10 l.
third. Time 1;14 10. Special Deliv-
cry. Roy Junior, Sir Edward. BanOrella.
Supelveda and Sonia finished as named.
Fourth race. opening handicap, one
mile-Arasee lNanDusen), 7 to 2, won:
Bubbling Water (Archibald). Z 10 ?,
second; Colonel Jack Garner, so 10 1,
third. Time, 1879 80. Sea Cliff. Spell
bound, RespOnseful, Redeem, Edwin T..
Fryer, Philmoher and Fredonia finished
as named.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy
yard-Acumen (FOrehand), TO ,.
won. Ed BAH (ArchibaldD. ( 10 3, sec
ond; Captain Burnett Garner, Is TO 1,
third. Time. 1.45 1-5. HOOray and
BeltYieW also ran.
Sixth race, futurlty course-Enfield
(Archibald), 10 1. won, Jim Basey CIV.
Gargan), to /, second; Fernando bat
tiste). 5 TO I. third. Time. 1:1O 1-5.
Neneta StrOme, John II. Sheehan, Cop
peFtOWn Apologize, Eddie Graney and
Raleigh p. D. finished as named.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
SPORT NEWS
RECORD TINE. MADE
BY WINNING TEAM
Coach Road Race of National
Horse Show Productive
of Sensation.

New York. Nv. III h. Coulter.
drlyer OF the AYRSHIRE farm entry in
The coach road race FOR four-in hands.
held in connection with the twenty
sixth National Horse Show here toda Z.
had no sooner asked for the disare<i-
1ication of the Paul a. Sorg entry. rim
ners Of the event on the grol,oS mar
more than one driver had d. .n,,Ied tts
reins during The trip, thf a his own
horses were disqualified n me state
ment OF show official Thai CouIfer
had himself been guilty of the offense
he attributed 10 the SCras driver
Coulter protested mat William
Grant. driving the SIrg entry. did moi
IA. the rflhs < Sores team during
sl-si ma lSu WIN Frank r. Palmer, an
invited guest Grant and Palmer both
denied the cfs RE and were borne Our
by an OfficiAs
,,.a Mn4le Pc controversy was being
Mase1 N association representative
aboafu he Coulter coach reported that
Motfls T.. Hewlett winner of the race
Two gears ago, had alternated with
No',ter Ia handling the reius on the
As a-result Of his protest the entry
Nas disqualified, and Alfred Wander
bilt, who finished third. jumped 10 sec
ond place Coulters protest against
the winner was referred 10 the score
tary FOR action.
Sorgs team, which won in the new
record time OF % minutes 81 seconds
was made up of the horses Queen OF
The Road, Tom Mountain, Brother Jack
and Trip the Gutter Vanderbilt drove
MiddletOwn Belle, Roanoke, Lady Go
lightly and Bertha. Each coach car
ried seven passengers
The cup must be won twice by the
same exhibitor TO become his property.
Vanderbilt won d last year and Nor
ris Hewlett in 1908.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
STOPS ASTHMA
ATTACKS
Aseateo Affords Quiek RELIEF, Clears
Nasal Passages, Permits Free
Breathing.
simple Method of Treatment - Has
Cured Many Thousands.

In the new specific, Ascatco, many
thousands of former asthma sufferers
have found immediate relief and per
manent freedom from the distress
which this malady entails. AscatcO pre-
vents choking and suffocating spells,
assures free breathing, relieves conges-
ton and works a general Improvement
Ia the whole system. 1t is taken in
small seven-drop doses twice daily, en-
failing no stOmachic arrangement, no
interference with regular duties and no
necessity for climatic change Com
plete cures already effected include
persons OF every age and In every walk
OF life whose testimony constitutes IN
questioned proof OF AseatcO's remark
able curative properties
AscatcO may be procured at
Schramm- Johnson. Drugs. stores
where the cars stop and other drug
stores in two sizes Irregular treatment
$500: trial size, so cents.) Be sure to
write 10 the Ascatco Laboratory %
West 25th Street. New York City for
sample Of Aseateo which they will send
free By mail.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
At LatOnia

Latonia, NOV. l2.+TOms Hayward, the
extreme outsider in the betting. won
the Kentucky stakes AT LatOnia today
i'm a driving finish from Milton B. and
Jack Akin. Kings Daughter went out
into an early lead and set the pace
10 the stretch. where Jack Atkin took
command but could not stall off the
challenge of Tom Hayward
First race, mile and half-The Earl.
straight s5.S0, won, Flirting, place
sale, second. Mcqueen OBryan, show
$40. third. Time-2:35.
Second race five and one-half fur
longs-Premier, straight S6.57, won;
Delaney. place 5000, second; Planu-
tess, show $3.50, third. Time-1:07 3-5.
Third race, six furlongs-COhort.
straight $3.50. won; Green Seal. place
1870. second. Friend Harry, show $3.50,
third. Time 10.
Fourth race, the Kentucky stakes,
mile and seventy yards-Tom Hayward.
straight $3.50. won; Milton B.. place
$3.50, second; Jack Akin, show $3.50,
third. Time-l.43.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
CURRENCY REFORM
Senator AIdrieh Says Question Is Not
a Political One.

Senator AIdrieh Says Question Is Not
Political One.
New York, Nov. Ex-senator Nelson
W. Aldrich OF Rhode Island, chairman
of the national monetary commission,
explained today his meaning in keep
ing the question "out of politics"
He was speaking at the close of the
third session OF the Academy OF Polite
Science.
There seems TO be considerable mis-
apprehension" he said about The de-
sire / have expressed to keep this
great question out of politics. l do
not mean that we propose TO remove il
from the arena of public opinion.
What we must avoid is having a
plan we may suggest approved by a
political party because some advantage
may accrue to the party This is not
a political, but q popular question. /
do not endorse any plan that Will not
receive intelligent public cOnsidera-
tfon'
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
YALE FRESHMAN IS
SERIOUSLY INJURED

New Haven. Conn. Nov. 12.-In the
annual game between Harvard and
Yale freshmen this afternoon Right
Halfback ". II. Chatfield of the Har-
ward team cOllided with TWO other play
ers and suffered cOncussion OF the
brain
For a time it was thought he had
been fatally hurt as he was stretched
on The ground in convuisions He was
taken TO St. RaphaeHs hospital where
he regained consciousness after treat
ment. Later he was reported resting
comfortably.
The doctors issued a bulletin tonight
saying ii was not thought Chatfield is
badly hurt.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
OGDEN AGAIN WINNER
OVER GRANITE HIGH

In a very fast game Of football
played on the Granite campus yester-
daS, the Granite High school went
down 10 defeat before the strong ag-
Eregation from ogden by the score Of
% 70 o. The Granite boys put up a
much better game than they did when
they first played Ogden. The game
was much better than the score would
1ndicate. The ogden team made TWEEN
gy-three points and mana ged 10 hold
their opponents TO the mark. All
Of the Ogden players showed up good
and Moran and stone PLAYED their
usual star game. while Miller and VII
son played the best game for Granite
1-eggroan, the star halfback OF the
Granite team, was not in the game,
and he was missed. Both Coach Moss
OF Granite and Coach Brown OF Ogden
were well satisfied with the showing
made by their teams, and neither had
Hny excuse 10 make
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
TRY THIS IF YOU ACHE ALL OVER
FROM A BAD COLD OR THE GRIPPE.

tress begin to leave after the very
first dose.
Pape's cold Compound is the result
of three years research at "a cost OF
more than fifty thousand dollars. and
contains no quinine, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not ef-
fective in the treatment of colds on
grippe
Take this harmless Compound az
directed with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine made any
where else in the world which viii
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
as promptly and without any other as
sistance or bad after-effects as q 20
cent package Of Pape's Cold Com
pound. which any druggist in the
world can supply
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
BIRKBECK BANK ABLE
TO WEATHER STORM

London. Nov. 12-The run on the
Birkbeck bank, which began yesterday,
following the circulation OF an anOny-
nous circular falsely connecting the
institution with the Charing Cross
bank, which failed recently, was con
tinued with increased excitement TO-
day When the doors were opened an
hour earlier than usual an enormous
crowd was waiting 10 withdraw de-
pOsits.
The Birk beck people say they have
1000 600 in cash in their vaults.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
Breaks the Worst Cold and
Ends Grippe Misery in
a Few Hours.

Nothing else that you can take will
break your cold or end grippe so
promptly as a dose Of Pape's Cold
Compound every two hours until three
consecutive doses are taken.
The most miserable neuralgia pains,
headache, dizziness, head and nose
stuffed up, feverishness, sneezing. run
ming of the nose. sore throat, mucous
catarrhal discharges, soreness. stiff-
ness, rheumatism pains and other dis
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
LABOR LEADER MURDERED
Vice President of HOrseshOers' PrOtee-
tive Association Waylaid at
Kalamazoo, Mich.

Warsaw, Ind, Nov. l2.-With a bullet
hole through the head. the body of
Ray Mason, labor official. residing in
Kalamazoo. Mich was found in a
marsh on the outs kirts Of the city to-
day.
The body evidently had been in the
marsh for more than a week. That
Mason had been the victim of hOldup
men and had been killed and dragged
10 the marsh in an effort 10 conceal
the victim is the theory of detectives.
A revolver was found near the body.
1t was smeared with blood, although
there was no blood on the hands Of the
victim.
Mason was second vice president of
the Ma tiOnal Master HOrseshOers' Pro
tective association, and for many years
had been prominent as a labor leader.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
HoOPFR.S uAJORITA.

Nashville. Tenn, Nov. 12.-The Ban
ner has received unofficial returns
from all Of the ninety-siX counties In
Tennessee. and these figures show
that Captain Hooper has carried the
state for governor by a majority OF
1905.
The fusion Democrats and Repub-
licans control the lower house. while
the senate probably Will be controlled
By the regular Democrats.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13
POLICE CHIEF CALLED
TO DOOR AND SHOT DOWN

AndarkO Okla. Nov. 12.-POlice
Chief ". c. Temple was called to his
door by an unidentified Mexican to-
night and fatally shot. He died in fiji
teen minutes. The shooting came
about an hour after six shots were fired
at a patrOlman on Main street here by
some person who was not found.
The Mexican. who just came TO An
darkO Saturday morning. appeared to
be well educated. About 500 men from
AndarkO are scattered over the county
searching for him, and if he is found
it is feared that a lynching will re-
clnH
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-13

Louis Basic (POpe- HartfOrd), out at
S20 miles leaking pipe.
Louis DisbrOW pope HarJfOrd), out
at 145 miles, engine trouble
*JOe Dawson tMaTmOnli out at 20
miles, broken shaft.
Felix Navarro tFiaO, out at 33Oi
axle and tire trouble.
slater Dawson replaced Ray Har-
rOun in MarmOn.
Bruce Brown won the grand Prize
gold cup and about $4,000 i'm cash
Hemery won about $4,000 in cash Bur
mon won about $4,000, which Includes
the 81 600 for being the first American
10 finish in an American ear.