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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-03-25
PHILIPPINES PROGRESSING
Under UHnTDSTHIJ RULE

NCLE Sam has be ashamed of his
In the Philippines Whether imperast an anti
lmperals-Ehether rejoces
philippines on our hands American
glad that large and prosperity has
come TO these islands from the occupation says
writer In the Chicago Record-Eerad
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1910-03-25

No woman's hair Is as long hanging
down her back as it looks TO be in the
wad on top Of her head.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
CARMEN ANNOUNCE
ELECTION RESULTS
}. n. Lamont Reelected Presi-
dent of Local for Year:
Rivalry Is Keen.

The results Of The annual election OF
officers OF local No. 3S2, Amalga mated
Association Of Street and Electrical Rail-
way Employees of America, held Mon
day, were announced as follows by the
judges, Albert Bellschweicr Stewart
Dean and c. G. Stark. at a meeting at
Federation OF Labor hall. Tuesday after
noon:
PRESIDENT. j. H. Lamont: first vice
president. 9. w. NowlcS: second vice
president, w. E. Coleman; third Vice
president. Charles Finncy: secretary and
business agent, "A. III. Burt; treasurer. w.
Il. Taylor: correspondent, Robert stir
rat conductors. Edward Kramer and T..
;. Burr; wardens. f. Hogan and j. E
J9hnson; sentnels, e. l.. Crocker and #.
Il. Stark: executive board w, Il. Rem
dafl, j. A. Recder. William Cooking. w
H.. Linck and g. w. Vowles
In this election 296 votes were cast.
There were forty eight nominees some
OF the offices were keenly contested
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
How ! Made
My Hair Grow

l was greatly troubled with dandruff
and falling hair. j tried many advertised
hair preparations and various prescrip-
OF them made my hair greasy so 1t was
J impossible TO comb it or do IL up properly
think that many. of the things / tried
own experience ] cannot too strongly eau
tion you against using preparations con-
taininS wood alcohol and other poisonous
substances. / believe they injure the
roots OF the hair. After my long list OF
failures. finally found u simple prescrp
tion which / can unhesitatngly state
is beyond doubt the most wonderful
thing for the hair have ever seen. Mary
OF my friends have also used II. and oh
taincd wonderful effects thcrefrom. 1t
not only Is powerful stimulant to the
growth of the hair aud Tor restoring gray
hair to It's natural color but II is equally
good for removing dandruff, giving the
hair life and brilliancy. ETC. and for the
purpose OF keeping the scalp In iirst-c class
condition. II also makes the hair easier
10 comb and arrange in nice form. | have
a friend who used IL two months and dur
ing that time II has not only stopped the
failing Of his hair and wonderfully in
creased Us growth, but II practically rc-
stored all OF his hair to its natural color
You can obtain the ingredients for max
ing thls wonderful preparation from al
most any druggist. The prescription is
as follows
Bay Rum. 6 OF: Menthol Crystals, !
drachm, Lavona de Composee', OF. lf
Iif.S II ptllutfleu d0Q q feW drops OF
Io-kaIon Perfume. which mixes perfect
~ win the other ingredients. This. how
ever. IL not neces ssary.
he sure 10 ask the druggist for alb the
enclosures In the Lavona de Composee'
package. Ono OF them entities YOU to n
handsome free sprinkler top for your hair
tonic bottle. and You are also entitled 10
receive the free advice of an expert on
The hair by simply writing TO the address
YOU VIII find enclosed In the carton.
Apply night and morning. rub thor
oughly into the scalp.
Go to your druggist and ask for an
eight ounce bottle containing six ounces
oi say KUN; also one half drachm of
Menthol Crystals. and two-ounce bottle
OF l.avona de Composee' Mix the ingrc-
dients yourself at your own home Add
the Menthol Crystals TO the Bay Rum and
tnch pour in the Lavona de Composee'
and add the To- -kalon Perfume Let IL
stand one-halt hour and It is ready for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
CAMPAIGN WORK PUTS
lDAH0AN IN HOSPITAL

G. G. Keller OF Rexburg. Ida, has boen
an enforced visitor In Salt Lake for scv
cral weeks and in that time has seen
but littlc OF the city. Keller has been
q patient at ono OF the hospitals her.
since shortly after the Idaho election.
At the beginning of the political cam
pslsn. SAID Keller. II. with others.
started in to change IL possible tho no
ltical complexion OF Fremont county.
THIS We succeeded in doing by carving
inc county for James II. Tlawley for
governor. but almost cvery hamlet
town and city went Democratic.
In the short time the campaign was
on. made twenty-seven political
speeches.. The consequence was that, at
the close, ! found / had contracted "A
fever that has kept me confined in the
hospital until Monday. | am now far
on the way TO complete recovery"
Keller is engaged I'm the machinery
and agricultural implement business in
ReEburG. After being released from the
hospital ho went To the new Grand
hotel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
ENGINEERS GIVE GET
ACQUAINTED DINNER

The first get acquainted dinner" was
given by the Utah Society of Engineers
Tuesday night. Tho affair was given in
the gold room OF the Commercial club
and was attended by a large number Of
the members OF the society. with sew
eraI engineers from various parts OF the
state who arc not members.
Following a banquet, the gathering
was called TO order by President O. y.
ionnold. who welcomed tho members
and guests and briefly outlined the OBJ
jccts OF the society. The chairman OF
the programme committee briefly out
lined some of the plans OF that commit
tee. which. in addition TO the monthly
meetings, with "A paper by a prominent
engineer and discussion OF the sub
jcct presented by members of the So
ciety, Includes trip over the lines OF
the Utah Light Il Railway company. with
an inspection OF the various plants. sub
stations, car barns and the like: trip
to the great saline beds west OF the
Great Salt Lake, trip TO tho Tintic
mining district and one to Bingham.
The committee announced that ii has
several other trips under considcrat ion,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
Children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
Q a s . RIA
MEDICAL EXAMINERS SAY
AMENDMENTS ARE NEEDED

The board OF medical examiners filed
It's annual report with the governor
Tuesday. The officers OF the board elect
ed last April. are: D. c. Budge OF Lo-
gan. president; G. f. Harding OF Salt
Lake. secretary; y. s. Condor OF Ogden.
treasurer.
The board reports that amendments
10 the law arc needed in order to raise
the standard Of requirements and pro-
tect licensed physicians from ouacls and
unlicensed practitioners. and says that It
will submit the amendments later.
II is also set out that the board has
lacked funds with which to properly
prosecute unlicensed persons and that
some OF the county attorneys have not
given the assistance needed.
The financial part OF the report shows
Receipts. s21S9.64: disbursements. 1919 80:
balance cash on hand. $275.J9; outstand-
ing warrants S3.75.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

each of which. the members OF the COM
mittce feel. vii, be of benefit.
The principal address OF the meeting
Tuesday night was given by Prof r. Z.
ketchum OF the University OF Utah on
The Design OF Rc-enforced Concrete
Beams. The lecture was accompanied
By drawings, specially prepared. The nd :
dress was received with approval. The
discussion following the address was led
by Il. Klctting. architect. and was taken
part In by several members OF the So
Ciety.
Following the address and the discus
sion. short speeches on topics OF special
interest 10 the engineers were given by
&. II. Repath, II. X. Brown. Sidney Bam :
berger. Prof. X. r. Lyman and others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
|||I[T DAY At
MURRAY IS NEAR
|..reiaI Club of That City
4 r,pfident That 1t Will
| Be Success.

,r,set day which the Com
% ~, of Murray has been promul
enormously of late is going TO
r.ss Thursday is already as
s applications from farmers
couuty asking that they be
:. opportunity of listing their
-. beon received by the general
IN great numbers. Taylors-
srerion, Sandy and MIL Creek
A. arsc contributors,
..tlon place has been. fitted up
3. c,,y hail and practically every
= hssn completed for the initial
-,,,h will open up a new epoch
az Of giving the public IN gem
.Dnor,unity 10 purchase house
sssIties at an exceedingly cheap
r.,usrs' market day communica-
ssnt out To all parts of the
sg nast week and the results
a. doubl will he gratifying to
Tames Mcienry OF the Com
( s,nS and Mayor Phil BentZ. who
.r.tsd so hard 10 get the farmers
,ssie Interested in the new project.
FARMERS Are Interested.
Lss,,i McHenry stated TO a Trib-
"ssntsiIye Tuesday that thus
s-nbsr OF farmers had listed ar
4 /. ,Ss way of vegetables, apples.
4 arsssed and undressed poultry.
and he cmphatically de-
\ ,t.i there would be enough on
|sr everybody in a general way;
s.lon.er mas been engaged and
|-s.ay will 90 over the ground with
|--ul.,se. in order that there may
4 Stch In the proceedings.
rsrket will be opened at II
a m. Thursday and at | O'Clock
m alc OF goods will begin, There
h ro charge made for the market
|r for the auctioneer's services.
4, tpy other service. The Murray
E.,rIsl club represents all interests
E AZ The opinion that the agrlcul-
|stiops. being the foundation of
|--uuuity. should have every ef-
IA forth that might help il. Pre-
Rrs have been taken whereby the
|tspsr Will not be allowed 10 place
II for sale. either in the market
|roc,Ion. as this day is for the pro-
! sd consumer.
Offer Goods Than Edibles.
|ya,ion TO goods OF an edible
bay. grain. etc. is TO be dis
IL Wagons. buggles or anything
nje that has been discontinued
= f.rTner, but which is OF some
! Is also 10 be put UP for sale.
8 an In ell. those in charge of the
y Day az Murray. Thursday. De-
d Z are going 10 make II an oc-
! . he remembered.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
To Be in Place Soon.

The United States weather bureau kI-
osk: 10 be erected In front of the Federal
building. viii be In placc by January !
said \, VI. Thicssen. director OF the To-
cal office of the bureau. Tuesday. The
kiosk vas To have been in place a mon Ii
ago. but delay in the uuarrying OF tho
base stone has made the installation OF
the stone impossible The polishing OF
the big base was completed Tuesday and
the kiosk should he IN place In less than
two weeks. 1t will serve the purpose OF
answering weather questions. showing
the temperature on the street. tha wind
velocity. the precipitation and the cli-
matte records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
SEEKS SECOND DIVORCE
FROM ALBERT +. LYON

Cora NJ Lyon evidently has made llr
her mind that marriage Is a rnonumental
failure with Albert F.. Lyon as a run
ming mate. and she has applied 10 the
Third district court for her second d
vorcc from him.
The parties were first divorced tn
April. 1908. but In June, 1910. they re-
married. Mrs. Lyon says that she re-
married Lyon because he promised TO be
good. hut she now realizes that prom
ises are like the traditional pie crust
Lyon is charged with non support and
cruelty. and Mrs. LYON asks for reason
able allmonY along with her decree.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
Otter Goods Than Edibles.
R1KG CONDITIONS OF
r. DAlRIES. ON CANVAS

H,- ]. Frazier and Professor Mer-
u Agricultural college left Thurs
|fis-ncon for Linden. where they
sz their stereopticon show and
D 10, The dairymen.
Prutessor Merrill talked to the
= about the necessity OF santa
r Frazier worked the stereopticon
20 views upon canvas showing
5elcnce between unsanltary and
n osIries.
EMISSION fee was charged
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
H. D. FOLSOM TELLS OF
POSSIBILITIES In CANADA

H. d. Folsom. a former citizen OF Salt
Lake. at one time building Inspector OF
this city, but now resident OF Cards on.
Alberta. Canada, arrived I'm the city
Thursday in time 10 attend the funeral
of his sister Amelia Folsom Young. and
expects To leave for his northern home
today.
81 am u the building and contracting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

line. and am getting on beyond my eN
pectations.
The crops In our ncighbovhood have
averaged well up 10 the normal THIS
wear Livestock has done well. and bus
ness in all lines is active. Ours Is =,
great country. rich country, as yet bui
partially developed, an ideal place FOR
young 'nan of energy to 20 TO carve out
home or hmld un hnslness.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
|EEf sead This # You Want the
Benefit.

Greer, Greenwood. La, suf-
nc severe case of lumbago.
alrs were so intense 7 was
y hypodermic injections for re.
iiss stacks started with a pain
Eall OF my back which grad
saus fairly paralyzing. Ny
Sas attracted to Foley's Kid,
ssy and ] am glad to say after
Wy wonderful medicine l am no
n'aefcd II any way by my old
llHbago." Schramm.J ohnson,
he stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
RECORD FOR BUSINESS
AT P0ST0FFICE BROKEN

Monday marked the breaking Of a
record for the amount of business trans
acted at the local postoffice, The record
for the sale OF stamps was broken by
S11S. the sales for the day totaling
se8l9e2
The number of sacks Of mail to go
out In ono single day also broke A rec :
ord there being A24 sacks. including 10l
sacks OF registered mall. The correspond
ing day Of l909 the amount taken I'm for
stamps was sS96.$o less than was taken
I'm Monday,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

The peculiar properties Of Chamber
lain IS Cough Remedy have been thor
oughIy tested during epidemics of in
6uenzs, and when it was taken in time
we have not heard of single case of
pneumonia. Sold by all dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
Asks $4,000 for Iniuries.

Cecil l.. Matthews has fled a damage
suit for $25 600 against the Trent Engi-
neerIns and Machinery company for In
juries received at the Hotel Utah No
vcmber 20. 1910.
Matthews was severely shocked nv
electricity at the trac of the killing OF
Farley y. Pratt. and lie charges the
company with negligence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

The last two performances of "A Matt
nee idol. III which De Wolf Hopper Is
appearing at the Colonial, Will be Siver
This afternoon and evening. Mr.. Hopperei:
just as funny as ever. which means that
he is inimitable. and his suJsoort is eX-
ceptional. being headed by that clever
comcdlcnnc, Louise Dresser.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

" there was ever any hostility be-
tween the soldiers of the north and the
south, other than the political issues that
were being fought out OH the field of
rancor in the attitude of the five vet
Grams OF the two armies who are delight
Ing Orpheum audiences this week with
their old-fashioncd fiddlIng. Many vet
Grams OF both armies and their wives are
taking advantage OF the free matinees.
On Friday all the old folks of the city
who have passed their seventeen year
Will bc admitted free.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
DIR. T. WIN. STEVENSON

is located AT The New Windsor Hotel.
Rooms 226.22S. Oflicc hours 2 to 3
p. m. Bell, main lo46; Ind. 490.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
Address Of Welcome.

The programme opened with an orcles
ira selection. followed by a prayer by IS.
=, 6ron3Hn. city missionary. Then Mr.
Bronson made the address of welcome.
Rhynond Brown gave y pleasing solo.
oscar Peterson. eN-president OF the
Boys club and assistant silperipterSent
OF the sunday school. spoke on the sue
cess attendant upon the cndeavors OF
tnc ooys in erecting the new building.
Merle Merle Morris. president OF the associ-
alton told of the work OF the association
IN the past and what IL hopes To ac-
cornplish now that the gymnasium Is
ready for use.
SIC Jackman. president of the Young
People class, referred TO the new gym
naslum with much pride. and praised
those who. though discouraged at times
had carried out the work successfully. =.
tolowlng -lhe song, My Dream of the
u. >: a., Councilman l.. j. Wood mad.
a bilci address, complimenting the Bur
linston boys on the splendid addition to
the chapel +. j. Lucas said TO be the
heaviest donor toward the gymnasium
and one OF the bows best friends. talked
on ugly Corners Made Beautiful" He
received an enthusiastic welcome as he
faced the audience To speak
Win Cup for Three Years.
For three consecutive years the bows
~ The Burlington chapel were awarded
the cup at the boys summer camp OF the
1oung Mems Christian association The
nrSt year they received II out of II
points: the second year out OF IL and
the third year. out OF IL -Four points
were awarded for athletics: . points for
tent manners: points for average at
tendance at Bible class; 1 point for the
best entertainment at the campfire; /
point FOR the largest number OF fish
caught by the club while in camp. and
points for discipline.
The Burlington basketball team prom
iScs TO be as fast anything I'm it's
class this season. This FIVE hopes TO ac-
complish much more in the training line
now that the ncw gymnasium is open.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
ADJUSTMENTS
ATTRACTIONS FOR WEEK.

: ATTRACTIONS FOR WEEK.
: Musical Comedy
. COLONIAL THEATER = DE Wolf
Hopper In "A Matinee Idol" Matt
: nee, Els. Evening, SIS.
. Comedy.
: GARRlCK THEATER-"Mr Tenn
Pies Telegram" Evening. S.i5.
> NEW REVIER-"A Gold Mine"
: with Willard Mack and Maud
Leone. Evening. SIS.
= Vaudeville.
; ORPHEUM TIlEATER-Advance
vaudeville Matinecs. 2:15. Even
Ing, S:15.
Motion Pictures
MISSION Observation-Disclosures and .
evening. Continuous performance.
Matinecs daily.
~s-ssa.s -. . - = y = q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

James DurSin. young. handsome. tall
ented and with splendid record Of sue
ccssful cuga gements back OF him. ar
rived in Salt Lake Tuesday morning TO
join the Garrlck theatcr stock company
and appear as that organizations lead
ing man throughout tho ensuing season.
Mr.. Durkin comes direct TO Salt Lake
from New York, where lie has just closed
an engagement at the Broadway theater
In one OF the latest successes OF the cur
rent season. "Wclcome TO Our City" Mr..
Durkin will make his premier appearance
a the Garrick next Sunday evening In
the role OF Ramerrcz the road agent. in
David Belasco's splendid play of the days
of 40 in California. "Thc Girl of the
Golden West" II is a remarkably strong
part and il will he MIR. Durkn's first
portrayal of il. a fact that will add in
terest to his Interpretation of the part
on his first appearance at the Garrlck.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

Joseph Tuohy. who IL playing the part
or RattiSan. an eN-prize fighter in LII
lian Russelrs comedy hit. "In Search OF
g Sinner" this season. is 4 graduate OF
Notre Dame university and went on the
I~stase quite by accident. Mr. Tuohy' :
flrst big nit as an actor WAS made at
one OF the Lambs Gambols. where nc
gave such a lfe-like impcrsonation OF
the American show girl that he at
He subsequently developed a keen apprc =
citation of Just such a character study
as he is playing in the Russell piece and
is always in demand for this line of
work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21
NEW GYMNASIUM
OPENS TO PUBLIC
Speakers Praise Those Who
Have Carried Work Through
to Success.

Bfignt with decorations OF orange and
biue' the colcrs OF the Athletic associa-
uoh the new gymnasium of Burlington
chapel was thrown open To the public.
Tuesday night
Ihe Burlington orchestra. under the
olrecton OF Gregory Dexter furnished
the husl" -Nt each side Of the big
gymnasium attractive booths were ar
ganged i'll orange and gold where punch
ana waters were served by the Misses
Matte NAnderlaan. Anna and Clara Gil
liam.
oPsuinS OF tne gymnasium was
"eH attended. In the audience were
many ooys from the Rio Grande dis
trict. who hope TO have new gymna-
SUM OF their own before long. Then.
they say. they expect n large .Ielcga
non OF The Burlington boys To help them
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

At the Revcr Willard Mack and Ma nd
Leone are filling the house at every per-
formance. The theater, formerly the Shu- =
bert has been entirely refittcd and fur
nisbcd and is now one OF the cosiest the
atcrs in the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

Through its three acts of fun and frolC
this weeks show al the Garrick carries
with its action so rich and clever story
of comic intrigue and complex situations
that il is easily one OF the best attrac-
is that -poIsllar farce. Mrs. Tenn
pies Telegram and the Garrck stock
company Is giving II with gusto and
vim that makes tho comedy OF the story
thoroughly enjoyable.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-21

The enGs cement of IA Stubborn Gin
derella" will begin will, special matt
nee next Monday afternoon and run the
balance OF the week. The seat sale starts
this morning. and Judging from the mail
orders received at the box office OF the
Colonial there will be a run on the box
office for the entire engagement.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-01
CHANGE OF PosiTIoN.-Miss

CHANGE OF POSiTION.-Miss Ethel Frost, who has been for some .ime connected with the Board of Trade, has taken a position as stenog- rapher in the plumbing establishment If George Hageman.
 WENT TO HONOLULU.-After a six weeks honeymoon trip to Pacific Coast points and Honolulu, Mir. and Mrs Charles Bachmann returned to Phoenix yesterday morning. Follow ing their recent marriage they left for the coast, stopping at Los Angeles, San Francisco and other places and taking an ocean voyage to Honolulu, where they stayed about two weeks MT Bachmann says that he saw sev- eral Arizona people in the Hawaiian capital. While he and his bride were there the Hearst party. of which | T.. Stoddard, Emil Gang and other Ari- zonans were members, passed through
 REPUBLIC OF LIBERlA-More than a thousand cOlCred people have left the United States in the last few days for Liberia, negro republic in West Africa In order that the race may be thoroughly and reliably in formed on the subject there will be a debate at Tanner chapel A. NJ. F.. church tonight upon the question, Should the American Negro Emi- grate to Africa?" The affirmative side will be represented by MT. John Beck and Prof. Williams while the negative side will be looked after by Lieut. w. A Bettis and Mir. L Smith. There is a great deal of in terest being manifested and a profi- table meeting is anticipated, The pub lie is invited to attend