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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-15
nlarrh of the Stomach.
'Ant Simple, but Safe and Effect
nal Cure for II.
"STS NOTHING TO TRY.

mn OF the stomach has long breu
\ 'he next thing TO lucurable.
~ Nmptoms are full or bloat-
4cn alter eating. accompanied
WIN sour or watery risIngs.
Iuou OF gases. causing pressure
esaT1 aud lungs and difficult
s,I headaches. tickle appetite,
s.s,and aud "A general played out,
ri ~, - often n foul taste in tho
n, a'ei tongue aud il the interior
guAch could be son il would
"a, uoy. lnflamei condition.
M ~ OF this common and obsti.
,ao'e 's found IN q treatment
.l,usss the food 10 hr readily.
/srsr llg"stcd before il has time
s1 "nn lrrrtate the delicate mu.
scea of the stomach TO Sc
"a. "up' and healthy digestion is
hl dies'arv thing to do. aud when
I'll xS.stion Is secured the ca
hs,ssa viii have disappeared
Il 10 pr. Harlanson, the saf-
r.,, treatment is to use after
i,.,Is tablet, composed of Dias.
,nI w'iI f"Psln, a little Nuy. Gold
e, wv W. irn't acids. These tablets
IN, found al all drug stores
h, ,,% %amo of Stuart 5 Dyspepsia
a, h. "'t being a patent medi,
i,g,, used with perfect safety
Aoro,se that hcaltnr ayretito
hrla..h digestion will follow
ia' use after meals
IN ,,,1 uirting is simply another
food ,a'ion, aud the use uf pre-.
isd. and new fuugIed break,
h. A, imply makes matters worse
81 p'pne who has tried them
r ,;;pnett saws. the only reason
ts are "hy Stuart's Dyspcpsia
kd, poi universally used by
kor SS;"o S;o - troubled in any wa,
~ zen question. is because man,
-, /. ~ think that because :
~ " /, merused or is sold in drus
sibs p"Ve"ieG by "A trade mari
iruth "phg, whPrcns. as y mat
ei kb,, duN druggist who is oh
W ts,c ma, Ftuart 5 Dyspcpsi,
Hfis cured more people Of ra
harl, ,nmaeh, Indigestion. beart
>, 1n,r rouhlc. nervous prustratto,
VI ,a,on. condition generally TIM,
rpsor, mtdicincy and doctors
MN VT stomach trouble CON
pfsn. se'psia Tablets il th
,iaa ma. lion AS well a. tha sin
Y ern ~ convenient remedy fo
~ h;I;''HeStion, catarrh Of tn
.uh mi t,'nesss aour stomach
hlt bS - Floating after meals.
,o1r VI druggists at soc DO,
be- tn.d dhme and address toda
i AaSr Aa,S packagc md see fc
= sldga gasm,ess Ness II A, Stuart Co. u
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c'onlpa parative weather data at Salt Lake
City. November u. 1911:
The highest Temperature today was ol
degrees: the highest in this month since
I1S.3 was II degrees. The lowest tcm-
porature last night was 70 degrees; the
lowest this month since 1874 was - de
groes. The normal today Was II de
grees. tho mean temperature WAS A.
degrees. The accumulated deficiency this
month is II degrees: the accumulated dc
ficiency since January ! Is 81 degrees.
The relative humidity at a m. toda!
WAS IS per cont: the relative humidity
at y. m. today was b per cent
The total precipitation for the twenty
| four hours ending at y. III, was none
| The total for this month 10 date is ~
OF an inch; The accumulated excess this
month to date Is .o5 Of an inch The
total precipitation since January is .l3
! OF an Inch. The accumulated deficiency
since January ] Is 20 OF an inch.
| Sun rises ut 1:is a. m. and sets at
| 5:1O p m. November u, 1911.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
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N CARDINALS ARE
| f| ROUTE TO ROME
,,,<i,nors Farley and Fal-
,ouio Receive Great
Send-Off.

YORK. Nov. Cardinals
|p ,,,hsishop NJ. Farley OF New
-, ,se Most Rev. DIomede Fa'-
-,.,oue delegate 10 Washington.
\ m. KronprinzesSin cecclie to-
,am. \ throng Of many thou
|. ,.r,,,d and chanted farewells and
~ -, ror mile along their path
N. Eacu cardinal designate
's.sd throughout the dcmUnstra- =
|f1 b-.,osed his blessing.
l. "a -, Tor come tine among The
,.orle." saij Archbishop Fal-
hn admire and love them 20.
- ,.n,rsp~e their warm hospitality
II te,sIiv. Ny heart goes ont I'm
~ her, for this magnificent fare .
~ slssslng Is upon them.
4 ssi,hop Farley SAID:
,bsnE for Ine tho American
their mauy kinoncsses.
blessing with them.
II .ainsls designate were at their
safoTe sunrise. NJ O'Clock
|p.., In 81 Pa,rick'g cathedral a
n sooi cblldrcns voices. chanting
~, t.rersIl ~ o'clock an auto
-, Ia,rviuc them at tho head Of
T,. from The cathedral 10 the
rlyAr through streets aflutter
s,s, and bun'ine.
- of mounted police cleared the
.d,s the tram passed bctwe n
40. massed along the curb, the
brass bands scattered along th-
-. drowned I'm the singing and
\. FOO, of Fifteenth street the
|,l,s.dssigna;e boarded the steamer
~ amid cheers and 10 tho tune
|sxsrd Christian Soldiers. by the
',hoarl. With Bishops Cusack Of
/. smE Farrelly of Cleveland and
IiM sanls Pc. they held reception
/. gpprrinzcssin Cccilic WAS stoTmed
IsbFers Of The cardinals designate.
Itste4 aboard, and IL was several
| rp after schedule time for sailing
|. ), made ner way into tho river.
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cald Slayer Ends Own Life.

4 cENTRo. cal. Nov. 1.-THE mys.
cHfsrnlnS the Whereabouts OF w.
Icy. VII" Wts accused of having
"a" The two children of William
- mo night OF July (. was cleared
|1g nhen his body was found IN
w On tho &c ranch on New river.
q fSi.Sico.
.s her" believe. however. that
osbs the Dvcrman children. Wolfe
4 q. secluded spot where his body
Hsd and shot himself IN the head
shOtgm
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Inward and Outward.

The inward effects of humora are
worse than the outward. They weaken
al the organs. inflame the mucous
membrane. cause catarrhal troubles and
endanger the whole system.
Hood s Sarsaparilla eradicatcs all hu
mors and cures all their effects.
It's inc great Alternative and tonic
medicine whose merit has been every
whore established.
Accept no substitute.
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ADJUSTMENTS
SALT LAKE TIIEATEE-Mounta
Ash Male Voice choir Of Wales, to-

SALT lake TuEATEE Mountain
night.
Montgomery and stouc. in The
Old Town" beginning thursday
night. November lS for three even
Ing performances and a matinee.
COLONIAL TnEATER Rose alol-
vile, in Sis Hopkins Curtain.
S:Ij Matinee this afternoon. ".l5
oRPHEUM TUEATER-Adyanccd
vaudeville. Al week Matinee
daily al ia. Evening curtain at
sis.
GAREICK THTATER- -Garrick stock
company presents Raffles all
week. Matin"es on Thursday and
Saturday at 2:l5. Evening curtain.
Sis.
EMPRESS THEATER Sullivan &
Consdlnc vaudeville. Matinee daily
at go. Two performances each
evening at 5;3o and 9;l5 Bills
change Wednesday afternoon.
LIBERTY TlIEATER R-Motiou pic
tures, songs aud orchestra. After
noon and evening.
MAJESTIC THEATER-- Abbreviated
musical comedy. Matinee daily.
Two evening performances.
CASINO THEATER--Moiiou pictures
and vaudeville Afternoon and
evening.
MISSION Motion pictures
and vaudeville. Afternoon and
evening.
MEHESY TIIEATER Motion pic
lures and illustrated SONGS. Daily
II a. M TO il p, m.
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j. Hartley Manners. * highly amusing.
from an entertaining standpoint, and In
its trca tmcnt Of II serious social problem.
that OF prejudice between Gentle and
Jew. IL Is a clever. draina. The House
Next Door will be the offering nt the
Colonial for three nights. with William
V MonG I'm the Leading role beginning
tomorrow mlght.
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". R,cheson Wants TO Resign

slM, Nov. 1.-THE members OF the
baptist church of Cambridge
TnNe1 o second letter from their
MN tiIrcnce Y. r. Richeson.
9',,mcnt charging the murder of
an L'nn'll, urging acceptance OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-15

In ''The NirGinian" which comes 10 the
Colonial Sunday night. Owen Wister, its
author, seems to have graspcd the at
mosphcrc Of tho west rs few other writ
rrs have done. As western play II Is
i'm a class by itself The company which
viii appear in the piece here Is said 10
,c an excellent ono.
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For pains in tho side or chest dampen
a piece of flannel with Chamberlain s
I.inimcnt and bind it on over the seat
~ pain. There is nothing better. For
.nl. by all dealers.
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The rural comedy, isis Hopkins" with
Rose Melville In the role OF Sis, will bc
given for the last two times al the Co
lontal this afternoon and evening These
two pe rformanrcs will be the last oppor-
tunities that Salt Lakers will have of
seeing Miss Melville In her famous role.
as she has definitely announced that she
will retire from the stage at the close OF
,his season.
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TONIGHT.

Roller skating. Auditorium. Richards
strcct Music by Held : band. Satur'
Inv matinee children skate for 10 cents.
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In all probability another act will start
from salt Lake on the Orpheum cir
cult. and il Will be presented at tom"r-
rows matinee. The sketch was arranged
with Corinnc Blossom. constitute the
cast II II said TO he keen in satire
with with a contes, Of wits between two
clever women. Jealous OF each other. and
the situations In which they find them.
selves before tho tangle Is Strengthened
are calculated tn Great" "A torrent or
laughter. Tho feature attraction for next
week will he "a Romance Of the Under
world, a playlet by Paul Armstrong.
Excellent as Is Mir rorker's deIinea-
ton of the title character 81 "Raftles." at
the GarriCk this week, IL II conservative
iy conceded hy those VII" have seen the
piece that he must of necessity share
homnrs with The fine characterization Of
fered hy Mr.. seymonC ri, IN hSc role Of CAP, ,;,
Of "Raffles' L. one uf tho best prcscu-
tations of drama Cvor"attcinptTd by that
company, The engagement Is for this
week only with matin"es on Thursday
and Saturday afternoons.
The Empress changes programmes ths
lar acts that win compose the now bill
are sevcral importations, brought to
America exclusively for the sullivan
! Considlno circuit. Th" PATTY brothers
! gymnastics quite unlike anything now
! being exploited In tho arrobatIc line
/ Mrs Jules Levy aud family WIN appear
! I'm n musical act Tho Wide popularity
! ~ Jules Levy. the noted musician will
J bc perpctuatcd II Is claimed. by the ar
/ Iistic work of the remaining members
| OF his fumily. Ida Barr il making her
J first American appearance uu The Sulli-
! van -Consldine circuit and "oInss here
! with a fanfare Of praise as dainty.
I raptivatinE comedicnn". Miller md Mack
ar. q nair Of dancers. Herbert Hodge
! claims to he thc only d"rp-Jycd -iu- the =
( wool village Cutup who can play pra nEs
! ON the village grceu und got AWAY With
/ them John Il Gordon aud COMPANY
niII Inc ,,"nu IN farce rich in hCmor aud
.f.mcdv situations. & new ph"loplgy will
complete ilic hiil,
After being Initiated times vlhoGi
number i'm various No. = COMPANIES which
have apucarcd hero. Mont romri9' anG
stone viii IL" seen hero for the nrst tim"
tomorrow night In their musical success.
.Tbn old Town. which IL listed as a
musical comedy ia two acts, whimsicuiTy
cnpstrucicd This p;"cc wTs selected foi
Montgomery and stones Invasion "f the
= vest because IL GiV"s thrs" comedians
better opportunity To display their m"tlI-
r DDS OF fun making than anything cls'
available.
.nrious problem with tho drama tisi
of tho present day has tc"n to writ.
playg of strong moral tendencies an
dealing with serious problems In a lighter
' vein than tho usual morbid and deciars
U tory. sort that arc really Lectures rathel
than plays. The House Neal Lshr.. ~
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ONE GOOD JOB BEINGS TWO.
That's why the Century continues t.
crow, Century Printing Co. 555' Post'
office place.
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pIuJ-'rII. Mimi. Nov. IA teleEra m
,rrcived AT tho office 81 Thomas Cole.
owner of the zach, hIvina late today an
ms.,nccd that the AlyIna had passed The
Go nt $50 o'clock.
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REDUCE YOUR FAT

DOWNS OBESITY REDuCER
Oldest remedy or the market. 80 yrs, old.
Ask SCHRAMM- JOHNSON DRUGS,
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No tips prompt service--eleaD. per
fectiy cooke food,-Iioyel Cafe.
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WEATHER FORECAST

Weather forecast for Salt Lake City
and the state OF Utah-F air "Wednesday
and Thursday
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5 .nrious problem with tho drama ,isi
of tho present day has tc"n 10 write
pls.s of strong moral tendencies and
dealing with serious problems I'm a lighter
vein than tho usual morbid and decia rs =
tory. sort that arc really lectures rather
than plays The House Ncai- Lnar, By
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Missing Yacht Is Reported

- Indicates below zero.
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Mon nisomery and Stouc in THE
Old Town" beginning Thursday
night. November lS. for three even
Ing performances and a matinee.
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OFFER MAIN STREET
SITE FOR CAPITOL
Twenty Acres at Ninth South
Made Available; Other Lo-
cations Proffered.

AT the meeting or the Utah state capt
tol commission in the governors office
yesterday an offer OF fifteen or twenty
acres on Ninth South street east and
west OF Main street. as site for the
new statchouse. was made by o. T, Pc 20
terson OF the Peterson Real Estate and
Investment company. on behalf OF the
property owners. This offer takes In a
part OF the Salt Palace grounds and also
a part OF the Walker property immedl-
atcly west Of the Salt Palace grounds.
II is proposed TO close Main street 10y
those offering the site and to build the
capitol facing north on this thoroughfare
NO action was taken on the matter. IL
simply being taken under advisement.
The offer Of Samuel Newhouse or a site
Of twenty acres i'm Ncwhouse park for
mcrlY Poppcrton place, also was formally
made 10 the board and this too. was
taken under adyisemcnt
The members OF the board decided 10
make trips TO various parts OF the state.
including Thistle. Low pass. Sanpete and
Pelican point. TO examine marble and
granite deposits. Prof Fred g. Pack OF
the University OF Utah VIII accompany
the commission to give his opinion on
the deposits and to explain the merits
OF the rock. Samples Will be brought to
Salt Lake and tested at the university
us 10 their durability.
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SPREAD OVER THREE
SETS OF TRACKS

BISMARCK. y. d, Nov. ]3,-A
partly open switch caused the coaches
on a westbound Northern Pacific train
to spread over three sets of tracks near
Mckenzie Sunday. No ore was in
jurcd.
The engine. mail car and front trucks
of the baggage car passed over the
switch safely, but the rear trucks OF
the baggage car took the first sidetrack
and carried several coaches with it.
Farther along three of the coaches
took the second siding, while real
sleeper stayed on the main track
Couplings pulled out and chains kept
the train together until the air hose
broke, set the brakes aud brought the
train to "A stop,
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NEW HOSPITAL IS
READY FOR PATIENTS
Merger of Grace Hospital and
kaySyille Institution viii
Incorporate.

An important addition TO Salt Lake s
complement OF hospitals Is the Grace
hospital and sanitarium at No. $50 South
Main street, which in ready to receive
patients. Tho Grace hospital viii be In
corporated within a few days. The Grace
IL a consolidation OF that hospital and
the kaysville hospital. whose equipment
was Yesterday removed to Salt Lake. The
kuysyille hospital has been conducted by
Or. J Il. Morton who VIII hcnceforth be
connected with the new hospital there.
Dr.. e. \, Whcrry. Il well-known physi-
clan Of this city, is the leading promoter
OF the new enterprise. In addition TO
DIR. Whcrry and DR.. Morton. members of
the immediate STAFF will be Drs, +. j.
Curtis and II, W. Ridge.
The company will incorporate for
$4,000 and the directors Will include n
number Of prominent Salt Lake citizens.
Among these are l.. 0. Lee. Judge George
9. Armstrong o. A. Ralph. p II. Hop
lsns and George w. Barrow, The nurses
VIII he in charge OF a matron of large
experience. Mrs. Frances Ridge. Mrs.
Ridge Is graduate Of the hospitaI con
nectcd with the University OF Michigan
at Ann Arbor and served for some time
in Grace hospital Detroit.
There are accommodations for eighteen
patients. with private rooms and wards.
The interior has been newly painted ana
decorated and everything about the in
stltution is as clean as a pin and AS slick
as n whistle. The operating room Is
equipped with the latest convcnicnccS loI
surgeon and patient.
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PETITION FOR TIME
To COMPLETE ROAD
Emigration Canyon Company
Unable 10 Comply With
Franchise.

Le Grand Young, president OF the
Emigration Canyon Railroad company,
has fled a petition With tho board OF
county commissioners asking for an eN-
tension OF two years. from December 81
next, in which To complete tho proposed
Halliday extension of tho road The
company was granted a franchise or
Aprll .. 1910, which II accepted on April
:, 1910. TO build a limo from the juno
tiou Of Tenth South ana Twenty firs
East streets. thence south 10 Twenty first
East SO Twelfth South. thence south
east TO Thirteenth South ana Highway
No IS, thence south over Highway IS TO
the south side Of Halliday precinct
When the franchise was granted the
company was given one year In which
10 begin and two years I'm which TO COM
pletc the project. However, a great dea!
OF time has been required In securing
rights OF way and 10 adjust other mat
lers so an extension OF about twenty
one months is asked In which tn CON-
plete tho road. The matter viii be taken
up by the commissioners some time this
week.
\ short meeting OF the board was held
Mnndav morning, at which several mat
tors OF routine business were attendsH
TO, only two members OF the board were
pragcut. Commissioner J. W. Burton be-
Ing out OF the city.
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A LIBERAL OFFER
We Guarantee to Relieve Dyspepsia. If
We Fail the Medicine Costs Nothing.

To nnauesiiouably prove to the poo
nlo that lndi gcstiou and dyspepsia can
hc nermanontly relieved and that Rex
all Dyspepsia Tablets Will bring about
this result, We viii furnish the medicine
absolutely free if il fails to give sat
isfactiou TO any one using it.
The remarkable success of RcXall
Dyspepsia Tablets is due 10 the high
dorrec of scientific skill used in deviS-
ING their formula as well as TO the care
exercised in their manufacture, where
nv the well-knowu properties of Bis
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combined with Carmiuatives and other
Bismuth. .Subnitrate and Pcpsiu are
constantly employed and recognized by
tho entire medical profession as invalu-
able ~ the treatment OF indigestion ana
dyspepsia
Tho Pepsin used in Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets is carefully prepared so as 20
develop IT'S greatest efficiency Pepsiu
supplies 10 the digestive apparatus one
of thc most important elements ct the
digestive fluid. Without IL thc digestion
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The Carminatircs possess properties
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and pain caused bv uudigestcd food
This combination OF these ingredients
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Nathan L. ArInster OF Boston. one OF
the best known copper operators Of the
country, the head of the so-called Armster
copper interests, involving the presidency
OF the Arizona Commercial and Boston
81 COrbIn companies. spent a few hours
in salt Lake yesterday ell route TO Los
Angeles and Arizona. Mr. Arn1stcr was
accompanied by -. \. Ellis, Alfred u.
Goldman. Il. J.. Dresel +. l.. Dabney and
G. II. Cole, all prominent business men
Of Boston.
or these. only Mr. Ellis went 10 Los
Angeles with Mr. Armster the remainder
of the party staying in this city,
Mr.. ArmsLer will be recalled as the heart
Of the whirling market conditions last
August in which he encountered diC-
ficultles In his cndeayor To sustain his
securities market during the heat
of the stock slump. in which he iaborcd
In vain and with the aid OF $1,000. 900 or
stockholders. This picturesque market
movement made financial history in the
cast and Mr.. Armster again took up the
burden OF bringing about order and suc-
cess, both financial and under ground
10 his various organizations throughout
the country. The party came direct from
Butte, Mont.
Mr.. Armsjer said: ~ am on a trip of
inspection TO our various properties. We
spent few hours in Montana. and I am
now on my way to Los Angeles and
Arizona, AS to general conditions in the
copper world. J will say that things are
better
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Again and again we have seen how a
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we have made fast friends OF more
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and we want you to try II now on our
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Schramm- Johnson Drugs. Ave stores.
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