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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-17
washington.

WRITE for information about the TN
land Empire" also Spokane. its metropolis.
Farms. fruit lands. city property. Make
our office your headquarters and informa-
ton bureau when in our city IOWA
REALTY CO. al Lindelle Bin. Spokane,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-17

$50 ACRES. Case county. Iowa, farm I'M
sere, my equity is Sl6.5O0 WANT southern
Minnesota Or Dakota land. clear. No In
fated prices considered One 10 horse
pOwsr- portable gasoline en6tns for what
have -youG Address C W. 4cCaustiaEd
Cass county. LOrAh. La
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-17

i.iOO-ACRE farm ] miles sOuthsast Bas-
corn this year. large acreage In timothy
and clover; good set OF improvements
Price 81 50 per acre. one-third cash. BAL
ance easy terms ~ : per cent.
CARL TENNIS,
40 r. l. a Bldg.
sioux City, Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-17
south CarOIinA-

LANDS-sSo per acre made growing flxs
for preserves on the Islands. Orchards On
easy monthly payments Sea Island Orchard
Company, Charleston. g. c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-17
Montana.

WHOLESALE TRACTS In MONTANA.
the coming farm state. H250 TO $40 per
acre. Write for description. Shaw q
Clark Land Company. Hackney Bldg, ST
Paul, MIMI
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-17

FOR SALE-Excenent 2eO-acrs farm IN
corn and blue grass belt. Adams county,
Iowa: Farm all we'll fenced. g acres hoS
itghtI 80 acres tiled. and all In excellent
cultivation; l2-rOom house large brick
ARE nevs barn aud mill, with good Fair
bankk engine. new hog house. other out
buildinEs. All IN good repair; good stock
md barnyards, large grove and good or
ehar,i four good wells, excellent water. tive
Ntnd mills For further particulars address
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-17

S20-ACRE homestead relinquishments for
sale: also one hotel. one bakery. one general
store, one saloon. one feed store. AddresA
Charles +. Brown Galata. Mont
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-17

SIT wanted by colored woman as laun-
dress. Tel Web Z255.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-17

20 ACRES adjoining Nowata A No /.
other tracts OF Cherokee land, SIS to $50.
For information and list address the owner.
Box los, Benson, Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-17

wANTED-Situation as stationary en-
gineer or night Waterman. but will take
any other work I can do. Address o 726,
Bee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
M 'CLELLA|V TO PLAY
ASTOR PLACE ORGAN
Audiences to Hear Choir i'll
Madison Square Garden
Growing Larger.

Special TO The Tribune,
TEw YORK. Nov. S.-John ]. Nc
~ l. Cleilan and Edward Z, kimball
VI have been invited to perform on
the big organ in .Astor place
through the courtesy Of The Aus
tin Organ company of New York. The
Astor organ is az large as the tabernacle
organ I'm Salt Lake. but more difficult
to perform on. the pipes extending
through the art galleries, which are in
three separate rooms,
TIA audiences al Madison Square Gar
den continue TO grow larger every night
and Manager Pyper expects big things OF
New York before the choir leaves.
Mrs. Gilbert McClurg. author of the
Irrigation Ode poem. gave a short
talk TO the choir at the close OF TO-
nights concert, telling how. when trav
cling through Utah and seeing what ir
rigation had done. she was inspired 10
write the poem on irrigation
Professor Mcclellan is the recipient OF
letter from Jacob H. Schff OF New
York asking that Mr.. Mcclellan give a
recital on one OF the great organs In q
Jewish synagogue here. A letter was also
received from Rabbi Freund OF Salt Lake
asking that Mr., Mcclellan grant MIR
Schiffs request
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
YES, IT'S GAS THAT
GIVES YOU THAT
LUMP

in your chest. It's gas that has lodged
in your chest and feels like a weight.
Baalmann's Gas Tablets relieve this in
few moments but better than that, cure
il, 10 stay cured in about weeks time
There Is n big difference between relief
and cure, Baalmann's Gas Tablets do
both relieve at once and cure you com
pletely In a reasonable time.
No other remedy does this and there
fore be careful 10 get the genuine Baal-
msnns Gas Tablets, put up only in DO
cent bottles
These peculiar tablets are sold for SOC
n bottle by nearly every druggist. II not
in stock tell him to get them for YOU
from his wholesaler, or send 50c in sill
yer. stamps or money order TO j. Baal-
mann Co.. 336 Sutter ST., San Francisco
Cal
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Ends Catarrh
No Stomach Dosing; Schramm
johnson Drugs Guarantees
Hyomei, the Old Rei-
able Remedy.

You can get'rid of hawking, splitting,
snufTles. discharge OF mucous and foul
breath If YOU will only try.
You can get complete HGOMEI
pronounce it igh.o-me) outfit for
sl'OO with guarantee that II II does
not end the misery of catarrh YOU can
have your money back.
Catarrh is caused by germs. and the
only way. TO kill these germs and for.
ever Danish catarrh is TO breathe
HfOMEI. an antiseptic vaporizcd All
that hundreds of thousands have used
with wonderful success. Bear in mind
that there is no cocaine, opium OF
other habit forming drug in HYOMEI r;
IT is made Of pure Australian Eucslyp.
tus apd other antiseptics.
For catarrh. asthma. catarrhal deaf
ness, colds, Group and coughs HYOMEI
has no equal
If vou already own HYOMEI in.
hsler You can get bottle Of HYOMEl
for only 30 cents at SCHRAMM
JOHNSON DRUGS, 1.-THE Never Sub.
stitutors. FIVE good stores, and drug
giSts everywh'Tn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
SALT LAKE AND SANTA
FE TRAINS COLLIDE

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal. Nov. S.
Two engines were demolished. fifteen
cars piled In heap and Conductor 4.
y. I.andon Of the Salt Lake railroad was
badly injured in a hcad-on collision to-
night between Santa Fe work train
and Salt Lake freight train on the
joint track OF the two railroads at Vic
torvjlle near here Telegraph poles near
the tracks were smashed and the wires
put out OF commission
l.andon was placed aboard an engine
here and taken TO Los Angeles. Wreck
ers went out from here 10 clear the main
line. which IL was expected would be
blocked until some time tomorrow. The
cause OF the wreck was not determined
tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
May Affect Warrants.

"If in the course OF the legal pro-
cedurc of the case the present Ameri-
can party administration should remain
In control Of affairs, pending the deci-
sion OF the court. unquestionably there
will be bond Issues and city warrants
If the Citizens ticket takes office and
the seats are contested. but they re-
main in office during the settlement Of
the contest, they. too. will unques tionably
have 10 Issue city warrants and munici-
pal bonds, In either case the final result
is in doubt The man investing his
money is extremely 'scary.'
II believe, however, the whole matter
will for the time being place The city =
credit in jeopardy and | cannot see how
the result can help but be reflected in
financial circles. not only here but par
tlcularly out OF town. because most Of
our city warrants and municipal bonds
go out OF town,
In all likelihod. OF course. should the
validity OF any bond issue be questioned,
the court will hold that the officials IN
charge arc de facto officers and The city
would he compelled 10 pay the bonds but
even that sort of a doubt In the horizon
is going TO make it hard TO dispose OF
the paper, no. matter who has the reins
OF government.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
BALFOUR RET|RES
IS Chief Of PARTY
Ex-Premier of Great Britain
Mentions Impaired Health
and Age as Reasons.
CANDIDATES ARE MANY
Austen Chamberlain Men
toned Among Those Who
May Be Chosen Leader.

LONDON. Nov. S-Thc Cnlonist party
Is to swan horses while crossing the nome
rule stream,
Arthur ! Rnlfour at an emergency
meeting of the city Of London ConserEa
tive association. this afternoon an
noupced his retirement from the leader
shin Of the opposition. Impaired health
increasing age and The des'rao'it'y tha'
the leadership pass Hn;o J1iiagsr hs''us
were tho reasons he gave in a speech
marked by much feeling.
But 10 one doubts that the increasing
attacks against him by the AMBITIOUS
Young Conservatives, particularly the
tariff reformcrs, were the principal rae
tors, ,io,s
and would he leaders, notably Austen
Chamberlain and f. T.. Smith, have been
doma ndinG his retirement from the lead /,
drop the helm In such an important stage
| OF the party's fortunes. Lord LansdoWne,
! opposition leader In the house or lords
denied reports that he also would WIN
draw.
Mr.. Balfour will remain in the house
OF commons although he would oe Gle
waited to the peerage N he so desired
as the leader OF tho whole party, the
| leadership will now be divided, his sue
cessors probably being the Fight loS
|
and Lord I.ansdowne.
Advanced tariff reforiners favor Austen
| Chamberlain while Sir Edward Henry
Carson, Dublin university. and F. F.
Smith, Walton division OF Liverpool, arc
mentioned.
Balfour's Speech.
During his speech today Mr.. Bslfoul
said
IL desire to leave the position OF heav,
responsibility which | hold before ] cat
be suspected OF suffering from that mos
insidious of all diseases, that disease
which comes upon those who. wlthou
losing their health Or intellect. neverthe
less get petrfied in the old course thel
have pursued, whose authority grows be
cause they have been so long in publl
service, or are great men OF science. o
eminent men OF business but who can
not deal with the problems which thi
changing world are perpetuaily arisini
withal. Freshness and elasticity are de
slrable In those who have got TO conduc
great concerns.
''No man knows himself when that hou
arrives. | am vain enough 10 hope tha
/ have not reached that period. But
would he miserable il | ran the marei,
too fine"
Dissatisfaction with Mr.. Balrour a
leader has long been growing among In
tariff reformers who criticised his ap
parent lack of convictions on thai issu
and gained great impetus when ne adj
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
When a Woman VIII
We'll, She Will

From the Chicago Inter Ocean }
..Whon woman will-weil, she Will
society leader Of my acquaintance
cxpcrimcnted for years with soaps ana
sbampoos. But all her shampooing mad
.hn onnosife effect she was striving Tor
the wctting made her hair brittle
coarsc. duh Indeed, in spite Of her
care and trouble. il was becoming th'n
and scantv,
on-trving first one thing. then an
other. :
FINALLY. she mixed four ounces of
powdered orris root with -four ounces
Of therox She sprinkled little OF the
mixture evenly over her head. then
brushed it thoroughly through the hair
The result was wondrouslv satisfying.
She now uses this dry shampoo two or
three times a week IT keeps the scalp
clean and refreshed. and thrroy makes
the hair beautifully lustrons, hight ana
fluffy, and encourages its growth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Grave Uncertainty.

W. ] Barretie of the legal firm of
Henderson. Pierce. Crtchow Bar
-ette is strongly OF the opinion that the
law is unconstitutional and that until
the question of constitutionality has
been decided the city Will be I'm chaotic
condition, because of the uncertainty OF
the validity OF city warrants and city
bonds issued by officers whose right to
the place is questioned.
1T should have the fullest. fairest and
most conscientious trial possible said
w. J. Barrette. PERSONALLY | have no
faith in the law. 1t was born I'm iniquty
and was purely a political move in It's
inception. i haven't given lis constitu-
tionality sufficient study TO express an
opinion. but IL will be taken up al once
The case should be carried 10 compile tion
and final judgment
IF ii is carried TO the United States
supreme court. on ground involving the
individual voter, and I believe il can be
IT will take fully two years 10 get Al
opinion. In the meantime things Will be
in a chaotic condition in Salt Lake,
believe we should forget our differences
and help Mr. Park all we can. But tho
law should be tested no matter whom
the final opinion would hurt.
''As an attorney | have TO pass upon
the question of city warrants and mu-
nicipal bonds great many times. In the
past / have been able 10 give client
something tangible I'm the shape OF ad-
vice on his prospective purchase In the
future ! don't know just what / will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
STATUE OF LINCOLN
DEDICATED BY TAFT
President Visits Kentucky on
the Heels of the Land
i slide of Tuesday.
WARM WELCOME GIVEN
Henry Watterson Speaks at
Banquet; Exercises at Flod-
genville Today.

LOUISVILLE, Ky Nov. s--Conn'n7
into Kentucky the day after the s'a''
was overwhelmingly returned To Vh'
Democratic ranks and meeting croWus e
route celebrating the victory OF p"''','
President TAFT was greeted appSren'.s
the same as II the results OF ycs'crd"S
election had been tho reverse.
At Frankfort the capital, todaS NV
president dedicated a statue To Nprai'a'
Lincoln. and tonight in Louisville lie
made "A brief talk on peace anu Wa em
tortaiued by the Louisville Press cruz III
q banquet. ,,ro or the
-, g., n,,Isvillc and unique I'm presiden
tIal visits in that Mr. TAI. a,ne d,y,aT% Ms iol
sr,.l,> Ia Butt. Major Butt formerly
was a louisville newspaper man. man, ana as :
,cnortrr i'm Cincinnati, the affair was
pi,en an ,h, basis of one newspaper man
Early I'm the night Henry Wattersor
suggested that everyone stop calling MN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09

law. Those favorable 10 the law have
referred Ia tests which have been made
In other states. but ! do not see how
thosc tests apply to this state. me
method cf ELECTION is different
1--WE have no way in which ninety
uine men who arc favorable 10 n man
before the primary can secure an cX-
themselves a mans franchise is free
and given him by the constitution of
thc United states. Our national GOV
crnmcnt Is based fundamentally upon
the freedom of the individual, and II
i'm any way YOU restrict that freedom
YOU are unqucstjonaby proceeding con-
trary tto the constitutions, and ! be-
ieve that In our law as adopted by the
last legislature the individuals free
dom Of expression OF his vote is ccr-
III III The law is incorrect, Mr. Riyes
certainly could not cure It by having
the extra spaces on The ballot. II
mary at all aud the taxpayer. who is
The individual voter. have an additional
burden 10 bear2
"Under the Rives construction OF
the ballot strong and powerful po-
less Of the primary 1t could instruct
its voters and adhercnts 10 so into the
election booth and vote for series oi
names Should the aggregate vote vote
whose names are not on the printed
ballot he greater than that received 10y
any other candidates for the same Of
flee. he certainly would he the choice
he should receive a certificate OF cleo
lion, certainly something Is wrong witt
the primary feature OF the law
The case will he brought first In tho
district court and then carried TO tht
supreme court Of the United States i
upreSSaI.y' ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Arabs Repulsed.

TRIPOLI. Nov. 7.-(Delaycd in trans
mission. )--The Arabs, with artillery, Wig
orously attacked Fort Hamleh at noon to-
dav. but were rcpulscd after fight that
lasted two hours.
The American cruiser Chester will sail
this evening for Marssilles without the
American consul at Tripol John ..
Wood. who has decided 10 remain here.
The Chester was ordered 10 this port 10
take of the American colony and the
.ou
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Figures Unchanged.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. S.--A revised
computation OF the unofficial returns or
yesterdays election makes no change in
the plurality OF 1864 given the fusion
candidate for mayor. Rudolph Blanken-
burg.
1t Will require the official count 10 de-
tcrmine the winner OF the contest for
city solicitor between James AlcoIn. Re
publican, and Michael j. Ryan. candidate
uf the keystone and Democratic parties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Annual Loss by Fire.

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. S.-The annual
loss due to fire in the United States, It's
prevention and comparisons showing a
much smaller annual loss in European
countries were discussed tonight before
the Minnesota fire prevention congress,
Governor Ebarhart OF Minnesota pro-
duced a table to show that In cities of
America the fire loss per capita in 1910
was $3.50 as compared with A cents in
England % cents in France and 10 cents
in Germany.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Judge Hiles S Opinion.

Concerning his investigation OF tho
law Judge Hiles said
with Judge Dickson, ! was engaged
I'm the investigation Of the commission
law for several weeks. In going into IL
We found that there were several places
in which the law appeared TO be uncon-
stitutional We were convinced that in
one particular, especially, the law was
unconstitutional, in that IT apparently
deters the voter from that freedom oi
choice In voting that Is guaranteed him
by the constitution. We were engaged
by Mr., Mulvey 10 investigate the law
and we gave him our verbal opinion that
the law was unconstitutional.
There are several ways in which the
matter might be brought before the
court. II might be brought by starting
injunction proceedings 10 prevent the Is
suancc Of certificates OF election TO the
persons chosen for office at the recent
election. That would open up the aucs-
ion as to the constitutionality of tho
la aw
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
MORE BODIES TAKEN
FROM THE MAINE

HAVANA. Nov. Sit is officially an
nounced that the work or exposing the
wreck OF the Maine so far as the parts
Immediately affected by the explosion
are concerned. from about amidships "a
the bow. Will be completed by November
20 Everything then will be ready foI
examination by the board OF inspection
which has already been notified.
Two more bodies one in the engine
room and one in the boiler room, were
recovered today, making a total OF forty.
three recovered since the present opera
tions began. Twcnty-four men arc sti
uUaccounied for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Involves First Rights.

The question may be settled finally by
the state supreme court or it may be
necessary TO carry it to the supreme
court OF the United States. as among the
points OF attack in the commission law
are some which involve the rights guar
anteed by the federal constitution and
which must be decided in the federal
courts.
Pending the outcome of the litigation.
it Is possible that the courts will hold
that the present city officers shall con-
tinue in office, in the event that the
litigation is not concluded at the eX-
plration OF their prescribed terms. or
they may hold that the officers ELECT may
hold office pending the outcome of the
litigation. IL is possible. in case the
question goes TO the United States su
preme court. that a judicial construc-
ton OF the law Will not be had for two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Successful Complexiiop
Renewing Treau,
(JourEal OF IIygiep,.l

a treatment for sallow -
blotchy complexions that is
successful is the nightly appIi,,,I
plain mercolized wax Tor fion /,
two weeks. This method /, =
succeed, for the simple resyr n
literally takes of and discard, n
complexion, The mercoIids iutN
possesses the peculiar prOpsts \
sorbing the wornout. faded o.
ored surface skin. with all Il,
fections This is done 20 gi1
the skin coming off a little al
in fine, almost invisible uaItela|
no inconvenience OF discomior 4
perienced-and the most sadi
server cannot detect the use 4
treatment.
The mercoliZed wax, which d
had at anv drug store. is spla
same as cold cream. hut not M
and washed of IN the mOErirT|
new complexion produced in iir
exhibiting the true beauty Of ID
not to be compared with The Snl
BY cosmetics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Councilman Mulvey Acts.

Immediately after the passage Of the
law providing for a commission form Of
government for Salt Lake, Councilman
NJ. T.. Mulvey announced that as a tax
payer and a citizen Of Salt Lake he in
tended securing thorough legal investi-
cation OF the new law and that If IL ap-
pcared TO be unconstitutional to have n
test made in the courts. He took the
position that the legislature had no con-
stitutional right TO make g. revolutionary
change in the government of Salt Lake
without first submitting the proposed
change to the people of the city To be
voted upon.
Mr.. Mulyey engaged the law firms
named to conduct an investigation. Az
ter several months OF investigation OF the
law and the authorities bearing on it
they all agreed that the law was uncon-
stltutional on several grounds They an
nounced their opinions lust prior to the
campaign. but as all preparations FOR the
campaign had begun they decided 10
withhold any contest until after election.
| The plan was 10 make the contest irre-
! spective of the outcome of the cleo
\ lion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
FATALLY INJURED
BY TARGET PISTOL

BUTTE. Mont. Nov. S.-"Let me show
you how Buffalo Bill killed Indians, "
said siX-year- Edmund Walsh today
as he grasped target revolver held by
age. Walsh accidentally pulled the trig
ger i'm graspiug the gun and the bullet
entered his left side and passed through
the intestines. His injury is fatal.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Left With ATTORNEYS.

NJ T.. Muyey declined Yesterday Ia
state what action would be taken, except
that The law would be thoroughly tested.
lie said The manner Of procedure was
iefi entirely with his attorneys
~ will say" he added that / am
nounCcd when ] first brought up the
question OF the legality OF the law that
was taking the step, not as a Nom
bcr of The city council not as matter
OF politics. but as a citizen and taxpaver
Of this community. Ny motives were
seriously questioned AT first. hut / be
ieve that others have come 10 see the
the law should he tested | am more
than ever Of the opinion that the law IS
unconstitutional and shall proceed with
the case with all possible dispatch"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
Sale of Bonds.

Efforts will he made to press the con-
test OF the law as rapidly as possible.
Pending litigation as 10 the right OF Of
Ulcers OF city TO their places there is
always an uncertainty concerning the sale
of bonds and the legality OF warrants
and an early legal adJustment or the
questions involved will be welcomed.
Under the law, the present city Off
cials will hold over until their successors
qualify for the positions In this case.
been elected
In the event OF the law being declared
unconstitutional. a special city election
would probably be held and pending
It's outcome the present city officials
would continue in office.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-09
To Protect Public.

Judge W. II. Dickson Of the legal firm
Of Dickson. Ellis, Ellis g. Schuldpr said
The test OF the law should be made ut
once in order that the public might be
protected, It was to the interest of
the city and Of its officers TO have the
law tested as soon as possible. he SAID.
There Is no doubt that a very serious
question is involved he said. 81 have
not been able 10 give the law mature
enough Judgment to express an opinion.
but the test certainly should be made,
and at once