The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-13
President Plans Long Trip.

II is likely that President Taft will
make coast coast trip this fall
lasting a month and a half. Whether to
allow his Itinerary 10 extend from Bev-
erly TO San Francisco Is question which
the president probably will decide next
week
The president Will start from Bey-
erly about the middle of September. This
has been settled. AS first planned. the
trip included only the middle western
states and would have taken two weeks
Now IT has heightened to month and
possibly two weeks more will be added 10
satisfy the desire 10 see and hear the
president expressed by the Rocky noun
next in extent to his circuit Of the United
States two years ago. when he was trav-
cling g, for for Two ro,on1. months tbs o.,,
poets TO go TO Pittsburg, the Roches
ter, N Y. fair, spend two days in Chi
cage. go 10 Davenport Ia; tour Kansas,
strike into Missouri then go northwest
into the Dakotas or through to the Pa
ciic. He Will make stops In Minnesota,
tour Wisconsin and make several
national dairy show al " Milwaukee: go
down into the middle western states and
probably 10 some OF those In the south
west, and return to Massachusetts by way
After the trip the president feels that
he should have a months quiet at Bey-
erly before taking up the burdens of an
other session OF congress.
Colorado Senatorial Muddle.
''It is not probable that Colorado will
elect United States senator 10 succeed
the late Charles Hughes, Jr.. until the
next session OF the legislature, more than
year hence" says a Fl. Stevenson Of
Denver. Under the law l believe the
an extra session of the legislature for
the express purpose or choosing SEN
ator. but there has been no suggestion
that this will be done.
Har nf rJo He
susted the people OF the state, and per-
h5ps they are contented TO be represent
ed by only one senator. 1t is possible
publican, in which event there would be
Republican chosen to fill Senator
Hughes's place; Senator Hughes was one
to Washington. His death was a mis-
fortune to the state, and although he was
a Democrat Z and am q Republican, I can
not rHfraip from paying tribute to his
Swat the Fly.
'I am surprised and startled. as a
physician said DR., Henry Clay Barr
of Portland, Or, that a campaign has
been inaugurated here for the en-
termination OF the dangerous, disease
breeding house fly, In which the children
OF the community are TO be the princi-
pal factors.
"The effort TO rid any community Of
the ny is 'commendable, and if You can
to do. make Washington 6yless by swat
ting the fly. as I understand the CAM
paign provides, you Will have accom-
plished something unknown TO the medi-
cal profession and experts In sanitation,
who have given the subject long years
Of study and practical experience.
There Is but one way 10 eSterminate te
the fy--rcmovc the cause. Sanitation.
strictly applied in business and domest tic
channels is the only remedy, Ceanli :
ness IS an enemy 10 the fly. Disregard 10
sanitation. lack OF drainage, and eX-
posurc Of garbage and other Nth encour-
age the bre eeding OF these dangerous In
sects, which transmit disease 10 human
beings especially children, and persons
physically weak. The fly, under favor
a5ie conditions Of filth. reproduces his
species rapidly-beyond the comprehen
sion OF those not familiar With the facts
Every fly is dangerous agent In the
comes more o. less disease breeder and
conveyor."