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Evening journal., 1911-11-22
A Reasonable Plea
For the Stomach
If Your Stomach Is Lacking in Diges-
tive Power, Why Not Help the
Stomach Do Its WOrk-Espe-
cially When II Costs
NofhfnO IN Urv1
Nothing TO Tryl

Not with drugs, but with a REIN
forcement Of digestive agents. such
as are naturally at work i'm he
stomach? Scientific analysis shows
that digestion requires pepsin, nit
rogenous ferments, and the secretion
of hydrochloric acids. When your
food fails to digest, it is proof posi-
tive that some of these agents are
lacking in your digestive apparatus.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
nothing but these natural elements
necessary to digestion and when
placed at work in the weak stomach
and small intestines, supply what
these organs need. They stimulate
the gastric glands and gradually
bring the digestive organs back to
their normal condition.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets have
been subjected to critical chemical
tests at home and abroad and are
found to contain nothing but natural
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chemists shop for the purpOse), man
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have to report that I cannot find any
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Knowing the ingredients of the tab
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CSigned)
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Their composition is commonly
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one grain of these tablets beinl
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Evening journal., 1911-11-22
Why! Es'S BaIdheaded
Yes! Hundreds Of Thousands OF Men
are Baldheaded. Many at 35 and 40.

A baldhead doesn't mean an abund-
ance OF brains as most baldheads
would pretend to believe. Il does mean
that if dandruff germs had been de-
stroyed when dandruff first made its
appearance the owner of the baldhead
would still have his hair-also his
brains.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22

But most baldheads are not to
blame: they never heard until too
late Of PARTISAN SAGE the delight
full hair preparation that kills dan
drum germs, eradicates dandruff, stops
hair from falling and prevents bald
ness.
Save your hair now while you have
hair TO save. Miller Drug Company
guarantees PARTISAN SAGE for
dand.uff. falling hair. itching scalp
and TO put life and luster into faded
hair. Fifty cents at Miller Drug Com
pany and druggists everywhere. The
girl with the Auburn hair is on every
bottle.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
PASSENGERS MUST
REMAIN In COACHES

One radical development growing
out of the killing of the United States
Express messenger at Scranton Sat
urday is a sweeping order which VIII
shortly be issued by both the Penn
sylvania Railroad and Adams EX-
press Companies, prohibiting any per-
sons unauthorized from riding in bag
gage or express cars. The Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company proposes to
take no chance of having Saturdays
shooting repeated on its lines.
The official who referred to the
forthcoming order, called attention to
the fact that there is a standing order
relative to people riding in baggage
and express cars, but that on all rail-
roads il is customary for baggagemen
and expresmen to permit certain per-
sons to ride with them when no OBJ
jections are made by the conductors.
Even these privileges are to be cut
out.
Way trains leaving this city in the
morning and in the evening usually
carry persons who ride in the baggage
cars This is especially the case
during the hunting and fishing sea-
sons. While it is not often that many
valuable packages are carried on the
accommodation trains. some of tho
trains have combination baggage and
express cars and there are times wteT
there is money handled. For a lone
time the commuters, cottagers and
sportsmen have not been molested, bu
W It will be necessary for everybody
to ride in coaches. 1t is understood
not on duty will be required to rid
in , paches or must have specia
perm Z to ride in the express car.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22

December 10. to fll one or more
vacancies I'm the position Of bacteri-
illogical chemist. $1,000 per annum, IN
the Bureau Of Chemistry. Department
of Agriculture.
December 10. to ill one or more
vacancies in the position of expert
tracer and bridge craftsman. Bridge
Division. Onice of Public Roads, De-
partment of Agriculture, at entrance
salaries of $1,000 TO $1,000 per an
mum.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
GOLDEN EAGLES AT CHURCH.

Members Of the Knights of Golden
Eagle, in this city will attend SER
vices at Silverbrook NJ. e. Church,
az the invitation OF Pastor w. 4.
Greenfield on next Sunday morning
at 1890 o'clock. The members OF the
order will meet at Crusaders Castle.
Highlands. and will proceed to the
church I'm a body. Mr.. Greenfield Will
preach a special sermon.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
ROAD WORK
ABOUT GLENDALE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Nov. 22-Governor
Pennewill says that the DUPONT Boule-
ward route selected by the commission
extends only as far north as the South
Kent county line. Probably no further
action will be taken by the commits
sion this year. During the winter,
1t is believed, the Coleman DUPONT
Boulevard forces will grade in the
lowlands around Glendale. in Sus-
sex.
Evening journal., 1911-11-22
GRIEYANCE COMMITTEE BUSY.

A conference between General Man
ager Long Of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road and the Grievance committee Of
the brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers. which was postponed from last
week at the session of the committee
men of the organization in Philadel-
phia, will he held on Monday, Decem-
Der 4, In that city. At that time the
complaints of the members of the
brotherhood will be heard and pass
ed upon by the general manager and
the various superintendent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
TRIBUNE EMF ROUTE
NEARING YELLOWSTONE
By w. d. Rishel

straight ahead, poles now on
your left.
10 Main Forks. Turn to left past
log house on left, poles now on
both sides of the road. Road
straight ahead goes up South
Fork Of Snake to Swan and Star
valley and Heise springs. Road
to right goes to Iona, about two
and a half miles. 50 (fork to
left. S.4 cross big canal. 9.1
(fork to left.) 9.S cross big ca
nal looks like river. 10.1 main
cross roads. Keep straight
ahead. Electric sub-station on
right. Ill cross roads. 12.1
cross roads and cross canal. 1879
cross railroad and canal. al
cross roads. 147 cross canal;
looks like river. Is. main
cross roads, go straight
ahead, 1872 turn right. 1.-TWO
story concrete house on right.
I5.6 Rigby. r. III. l.. & NJ. Co. gen
eral store on left. Gas, oil,
hotel and general stores. Alti-
tude 1925 feet. Main business
center to right. Turn left at
this store, 90 north with white
telephone poles on right. 13.9
turn right and about $50 feet
further turn left, going around
slab fence on left and at 16 cross
canal. Go straight ahead, poles
on your left. 16.5 cross roads
III cross river 1S.4 butt end of
road. Turn to right, poles now
on your left. (Log house on
your left just before you make
turn). 1879 cross roads and
go straight ahead. 1876 thick
growth of trees on both sides of
road. 1919 cross roads. Turn to
left here. with poles now on your
right (One-story brick house
on left hand corner as You turn
20,3 Cross big canal. POS turn
right with poles white frame
school house on left corner as
you turn oil cross canal and
follow poles. (Three forks here,
but keep with poles.)
'1.3 Lorenzo Postoffice. (Road
forks to left here, going to Me
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
INDIANS MAKE Ml
FROM AUTON|0BD|
Aborigines Pull Cars n.
Sand Stretch, but Stat
Improving Rosd.

Many calls are being 80.
Tribune automobile maps. TAI,
that the motorists are not Go
advantage OF the opportun,,v :,
the roads with as little tropbic !,
BILE. During the past weet -
maps have been received from &
and also from Boston. O. !.
left this week for Rockland
Yellowstone park, and WIN u.
route now being published IN ~
In making this trip. s']
The Tribune pathfinder ,.-..-
poets To have the route ~ ~,
completed In next weeks issr.
sons wishing TO make the ,yi,s &
time will be furnished with 49,
log complete TO Yellowstone
trance. ~
This week the log and man !.
tello 10 ST. Anthony Is n,h,,'<
takes tho tourist over tho Sss
ridge at Ross fork. This Is a,hs
tion the meanest stretch ~ 49,
western country. but IL can hs -
with care. The motorist VIII
dian camps at both ends NJ M
these aborigines are anxln,s a.
tn pull automobiles Through
tance OF the sand is five and e.
miles and a fee OF IS is generpI,v
II Is claimed the Indians nav
neat sum OF money during ihs !.
years doing this work.
About 90 pcr cent of the nuo.,1
ing through here give lin =.
trial and OF course this make =
lngs for the Indians. The sisfe +
has appropriated $40. 900 10 mae,
this stretch OF road and Il Il 49,
will he completed by next seasos
the Pathfinder car passed mn,
large force OF men and teams -, 7
ing on this Improvement n vi'
best stretch OF road In the s,sts-
The greatest difficulty one IN
tend with from PocateIio Ia a A
Is the irrigation bitches. While "A
law of Idaho makes II An Often.
low Irrigation bitches 10 oysr6o~
OF the farmers do not obey Ira 4
AZ n result the automobiles n.
finds himself mired In the mud e.
this does not happen as often 4,
summer and fall as in the sp,;.
The touring motorist Win hsd
| and many automobIllsts In r.
Blackfoot. Idaho Falls. Richp
and ST. Anthony ready and Win
times to help out in case Of t.ou,'
are all actively engaged In bo5.
better roads and are anxIous IA
many tourists as possible make
through their respective towns. ,
Mitchell OF the Studebaker IN
Idaho Falls acted as pilot for IN
| finder between Idaho Falls and
thony. lie has been over the rod
times and piloted tho Paihfinder
on the best roads and most dIff-
Dust is one of the worst iezt
! the trip and is liable to give "a
| trouble and some tire troutt
r. NJ. f. 80 Pathfinder and Iis n
tires. however. negotiated tbe& /
fine shape. Il
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10

nan about four miles. Keep
straight ahead and at 21.5 roads
fork, keep to left. Don't cross
railroad TO right 217 cross
Snake river bridge, keep
straight ahead. Railroad on your
right 22.1 road comes in from
right. 22.5 cross river. %
school district No. 10. Frame
building on left 23.3 main cross
roads Turn to right, telephone
poles on both. sides of road. "a
cross railroad and over big ca
nal. 24.2 main cross roads.
Keep straight ahead (Thornton
IL miles to left. 25.6 butt end
Of road, turn left. (Small frame
dwelling on left hand corner J
26.6 keep straight ahead (fork
to right 27. cross roads, keep
straight ahead. BIB school house
on left 2S.2 cross railroad. 2S.5
cross roads. 29.5 cross roads.
30.5 main cross roads, turn
right. Telephone poles on each
side of road. 3l.5 cross roads.
Bis cross railroad, Rexburg de-
pot on right.
90 Rexburg. Altitude 5000. Idaho
hotel. Gas, oil and general
stores. Go straight ahead
and past Studebakers at 32.4. a
few yards further turn left at
corner with two-story brick
block on right hand corner just
before making turn. Then go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10

stalled. - This same route should
be used to visit any of the resorts
in Island Park, Henry Lake or
near the park as all Of them have
well established roads leading to
this route. The drive TO the park
entrance can be made in SIX hours
with ease The following public
and private resorts are visited or
passed on this route; Portor ranch,
Hartman ranch, Railroad ranch,
Ripley's, Uden's Elk ranch, Tru-
des, Big Springs, North Fork Club,
Flat Rock Club, Salisbury ranch,
Salt Lake Club, Lake, Elk Lodge,
Henry Lake and Spears ranch.
St. Anthony to Uden's Elk
Ranch 44.3 Miles.
(Set indicator at zero, figures
show mileage
90 st. Anthony. Riverside hotel.
Gas, oil and general stores. Go
straight north, Riverside hotel
on right, four blocks and turn
right frame church on left)
and GO due east, telephone poles
on left. . turn left, poles on
left. o cross canal and turn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10

straight ahead. 32.S cross canal.
1874 cross roads, keep straight
ahead. 1876 cross railroad. 34.4
cross roads, keep straight ahead.
35.4 main cross roads, keep
straight ahead, Road forks here
to right going to Sugar City,
about three miles. 35.5 cross
railroad.
,5.9 Salem. Harris store. stone
building on right Keep straight
ahead. 30. small log house on
right. 36.3 cross creek. 36-4
road comes in from left. 1913
main cross roads. Go straight
ahead down hill. 39.2 cross
Snake river. 39.7 steep hill, Is
per cent grade. 40.3 cross roads.
405 beet slicing plant on right.
40.7 two bridges. cross left hand
one and GO straight ahead. 41-2
main cross roads, keep straight
ahead, single line of poles on
left. 42.2 main cross roads,
cross bridge over canal and turn
right. (Brick house on left
hand corner as you turn,) 43-2
main cross roads, keep straight
ahead. (Frame house on left
hand corner.) 44.2 cross roads.
45.3 Idaho State Industrial In
stitutc on right. 46.1 road
comes in from right. 46.2 forks,
go right under telephone line.
46.5 take cross cut and at 1915
turn into Main street Of st. An
thony. 46.S pass court house on
left. 46.9 postoffice and at next
corner turn right toward River
side hotel, Studebakers to right
z, st. Anthony. Altitude 5loO. Ho-
tells. gas, oil and general stores
It. Anthony to Idaho Falls Log.
All Miles.
(Set speedomctcr at zero. Fig
res show milcage.)
10 st. Anthony. Altitude $3.50,
Riverside hotel. Go three blocks
north, with Riverside hotel on
right. and at > turn left straight
ahead past courthouse on left. l.
Forks. Keep main road straight
ahead. 10 Idaho State Industrial
School on left. 3. cross roads.
Al main cross roads, keep
straight ahead. Frame house on
one corner. barn on other. both
on left. Single line Of poles on
left. ). cross roads, turn left
and cross canal. Brick house on
corner. 5.4 big barn on right. 6.
main cross roads, keep straight
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ahead, frame house on left hand
corner. Go cross canal, keep
straight ahead, Go beet slicing
plant. 7. main cross roads, keep
straight ahead. Brick house on
right hand corner. rs cross old
bridge over Snake river. 80
cross roads, keep straight ahead.
10.9 cross canal
lib Salem Keep straight ahead
Gross main street here III
cross railroad. lis main cross
roads. Keep straight ahead.
Turn left here for Sugar City J
12.S. cross roads. 1871 cross rail
road. 1873 main crossing. keep
straight ahead. I4.1 cross river
bridge. AS turn right past
two-story brick building on cor
her INTO Main street OF ReXblrg.
l4.9 Rexburg, Studebakers. Gas,
oil, hotel and general stores.
Keep straight ahead and cross
railroad at l5.4. Depot at left. }
l5.6 cross canal. 15.S cross roads.
16.T main cross roads. Turn left.
follow telephone poles and ditch
on your left. Brick house on
right hand corner as you turn.
17.2 Cross calla,. III cross
roads, keep straight ahead. 1s.7
cross roads ~. cross railroad.
1919 school house on right. 2O.2
main cross roads. 21.7 fork.
Turn to right. Now between two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
Auto Map From POcatellO to ST. Anthon

lines of poles. Small frame
dwelling on right. 223 two log
houses on right. 231 Thornton
on right. 23.2 cross canal. 23.3
cross railroad. 23.7 cross canal
24.1 main cross roads, turn left
between double line of poles.
Grove of trees on right hand
corner. 24.S cross river. 25.2
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forks. Keep to right over Snake
river bridge. Don't cross rail
road hcre) 25.6 cross Snake
river bridge.
25.9 Lorenzo. Lorenzo Mercantile
store. Forks here. Go to left
with railroad on left 26.2 forks.
Turn right and cross canal
Frame house on right hand cor
ner, 26.5 butt end of road, frame
school house on right. Turn left
and follow poles on left. 81.
cross canal. 21.5 cross roads.
Turn right and follow poles.
Brick house on right hand cor
ner. 2S4 road come in from left.
2S9 forks. Turn left with poles.
Frame house and log house on
opposite corners. 29,7 cross
bridge over river. 30,6 cross ca
nal. 81. main cross roads. Go
straight ahead and turn right
around slab fence, then turn left
into Rigby.
31,8 Rigby. r. III. Il. & NJ. Co, gen
eral store. Gas, oil. hotel and
general stores Set specdometer
at zero at this point, turn TO
right with this store on right
hand corner as YOU turn. go
straight out street to right
Main business center to left
and at 2 small frame building.
(Towp hall) on right Water
tower block to your right from
here. .5 butt end on road; go to
left. Is cross roads, keep
straight ahead. 4 cross canal. l.
cross big canal 1.6 cross roads
straight ahead. Is cross canal
and railroad. 90 cross roads 81
cross roads and canal in middle
of cross roads. 4.6 cross roads.
SO cross roads. Electric sub-sta-
ton on left. 6. cross big canal.
79 Main Forks. Turn TO right
around fruit orchard and go
south between double row Of
heavy trees, Road straight
ahead goes to Iona. Road to left
goes TO Heise Springs, Swan and
Star Valley via the South Fork
of the Snake river o. brick
school on right, then cross roads,
keep straight ahead. Cross roads
at 100, 106, lis, 121 and at
1872 cross railroad. 1871 road
comes in from right. 1874 cross
big canal 1873 road forks at old
frame building, keep to left.
14.3 forks, keep with telephone
poles TO right. Isl turn right.
1.-TWO brick and one frame house
on corners 15,3 cross canal,
then railroad between high wa
ter tank and coal chutes. Go
straight ahead to 15.5, turn left
down Park avenue past stone
church on right. 15.S Studebak-
er's on left Go straight ahead
block and half, turn left TO
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road to right through
leads TO Mrs. f. II. Ham
ranch a mile away. Jo7
roads. 35.7 road comes q
left. Good roads llsr'
high rock center. 3D. 4
resort. meals at all hour
high dirt centers- 5Sa
keep to left. (Road y
leads to Island Park sisl'
railroad about four mile
forks, keep TO left ~
centers. tree stump.
comes in from right %
centers. 42.5 cross Bnfiap
1873 road comes il iron
44.2 forks, right to Udq
ranch, left goes straign'|
past resort.
l4.3 Uden's Elk Ranch.
resort. Altitude 62ou;
and lodging here.
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Teton peaks OH 10 flSn| 90
cross steel bridge over river
Turn left Immediately /. after
crossing bridge, follow river on
your left and at Al turn left
again past ranch house and
barns, 4.6 forks, turn to lett,
keeping down toward river. Al
log cabin on right. 60 main
cross roads of town OF Chester,
turn left past two-story frame
school house, go straight ahead,
poles on both sides. TO right
angle turn. 10 left angle turn.
Square frame dwelling on right.
50 cross Fall river. 81 small
rocky hill 90 left angle turn.
1913 forks, keep main road to
left with poles 10,9 forks.
Keep to left under right hand
line Of telephone poles. lib
forks, keep to left (church and
school one-half mile to right on
road that branches off here) /.
116 down hill, across small
creek and up II per cent grade.
1872 cross Snake river bridge.
1876 sharp rocky hill and forks.
Keep to left, school house on
left at 1873 (road here to right
goes to town Of Ashton four
miles away.)
1879 Ora. Ward meeting house on
left. 14.8 forks, keep straight
ahead to right, new telephone
line on your right. Isl start up
long hill, with sand and Z to 10
per cent grade. ia high dirt
center. 1856 first pine timber
starts here, altitude $50. (Na-
tional forest boundary line, }
1873 forks, keep to left. (Road
to right comes in again III half
a mile.) Watch for high centers.
1871 forks, keep to left down
hill. 1.-TWO big tree stumps
here on right, double fork pine
tree with ranger station sign
on left 20.2 forest service
frame house on left. 205 forks,
keep to left up sharp hill with
telephone poles. 20.7 forks,
keep to right with poles. Heavy
brush here, watch to sec that it
does not scrape articles off side
of car.
21.2 Main Forks. Take first road
to right. Sign here reads
to National park. ola road
comes in from left. 21.6 camp
grounds and water to left. Look
to water here, long climb ahead
2l9 starting up long hill 22.1
fork, keep to left. 22.2 sharp
rocky climb. 22.3 same. %. 4
good place to stop and take d
look at scenery High dirt cen
ters. Altitude 5000 #. 22.9
hard climbing, 23.2 more of it.
23.8 Summit. Altitude $500
Heavy timbered lowlands in
front is the beginning of the IA
nous Island Park. Start down
steep hill into Island Park
Watch for sharp turns. 24J
going through timber. 25 road
forks, keep to left. PSI road
comes in from right water.
Take this road back to right
one-half mile to log barn, 200
yards off road on right. Water
hole here, good for radiator. but
not good to drink. 25.4 forks,
either; roads meet again. 25.G
forks, either road. 26.7 forks,
keep to right 2S.6 road from
Ashton comes in from right.
Telephone poles come in here.
29.5 watch for high centers
along here. 302 forks, keep to
left. (Road to right leads to
Snake River falls, about four
miles.) 30,6 forks; either road.
3O.9 road comes in from right.
Bio gate to Portor's ranch on
right, ranch 8 miles away. 33.9
forks, keep to right. (Road to
left leads to Railroad ranch
about a mile away
34.2 Snake River. Cross bridge.
Rasa.aza1sEz - -
n,
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15.9 Idaho Falls, Portor hotel. Gas,
oil, hotel and general stores.
St. Anthony to Yellowstone
Route.
There are several different
routes from ST Anthony to the
park entrance, but the one selected
by the Pathfinder is the shortest
and best route for automobiles.
1t is the old stage route and the
one used by the automobilists of
st. Anthony, who frequently make
the trip. Mr.. George Ferney OF
st. Anthony. who has made this
trip in motor car. horseback and
by team probably fifty times,
acted as pilot and sent the Path
finder to the park entrance with
out covering an extra foot of
ground High centers is the great
est difficulty, but with a little
care these can be missed or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-10
Tribune Aufomobilf
Touring Bur

Information regarding auiomo>t
through the inlermouniain rpurIl
be furnished by this departmeut.
Routes and maps have been 81
as follows:
August G-Salt Lake TO Echa
Echo To Evanston
Echo to Ogden.
August l3-Salt Lake 10 Qgds7-
Ogden TO Salt Lakt
Huntsville 10 0gds1
Ogden 10 HuntsyiN
August 20-Sait Lake 10 Hctef.
Heber 10 Salt Lake. +
August 2I-Osden 10 Brigham
Brigham 10 0gde1
Brigham 10 Maid
Malad 10 Brigham
September "-Malad 10 Pocait
Pocatello 10 Ma
Pocatello 10 Blao
Blackfoot 10 Ppc<
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up. fi;:; f: .s:s!l e! &:
They have morc Le's
coupon ISL yitaIi1ing i9sss 9os,ssssrsd a 6
paid In plain package Only a on "a ~ ~
above coupon by G. !; ho9p Msss
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