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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
ATTORNEYS GENERAL THANK
SALT LAKE FOR RECEPTION

letter was received Yesterday by
Attorney General Albert r. Barnes from
George Cosson OF Des Moncs. Ia. Sec
retary OF the National Association Of At
rorncys General. in which. for the mem
bers Of the association. Mr.. Cosson eX-
tends the thanks OF that body to the peo-
pie of Utah for the many courtcsies and
kindnesses bestowed upon them during
the recent convention I'm Salt Lake, Fol-
lowing is the letter
~ am directed as secretary OF the Ma
tiona Association OF Attorneys General
10 tender to you and through YOU 10 the
people OF yur state. the warmest appro-
citation OF the association for the many
courtesieE and kindDcsses shown us
while In your city during the convention
of the attorneys general from June 2l
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
Royal Reception Is Planned for
Members of Los Angeles
Lodge.
STOP OVER IN SALT LAKE
ON WAY TO YELLOWSTONE
Entertainment Features Ca!cu.
lated to Convince CaIifOrnians
of City's Hospitality.

Local Elks are preparing to give a
royal Welcome to the members of Los
Angeles lodge No. 90, who will leave
the coast city in special train elab-
orately equipped by the Salt Lake
Route and Yellowstone park excursion.
The excursionists are due TO arrive in
this city July % at 1890 O'Clock in
the afternoon. They will leave for
Yellowstone park that evening over
the Oregon Short Line.
Although the large party of Los An
geles Elks will be in Salt Lake but one
afternoon, the stop-over mas been ar
ranged as a return compliment to the
local Elks, who recently went to the
coast city The local lodge has already
entertained the Santa Monica Elks, the
excursion of the Los Angeles members
being the second of its kind this year.
Recalling the royal reception accorded
them in California recently, the local
Elks are intent upon welcoming the
visitors in manner long TO be re
membered, and the programme, when
completed, will smack Of genuine Salt
Lake hospitality.
So far as the excursion to Salt Lake
is concerned, Joseph II. Manderfeld,
dSblSlanI general IrclPnC ana passenger
agent of the Salt Lake Route, is look
ing after the interests at this end. Mr..
Manderfeld said yesterday:
"The Salt Lake Route and the Salt
Lake Elks are cooperating in the en-
dcavor to make this excursion OF the
Los Angeles Elks one of the most pleas.
ant md successful they have yet tn.
ken TO this city. Los Angeles is boost.
ing for this city, and we want to show
her people, who are typically repre-.
sented among the Elks, that we appFe.
cate the good will. We want these
excursions between the two cities be-
cause they foster better feelings and
business relations. Los Angeles spends
a great deal Of money here through ad.
vertisementS and through the good
people she sends us with these excur-
sions, We want to let our sister city
know that our good will is equal to
hers by reciprocation along the same
lines. Therefore we propose to make
the Elks' excursion rife with hospital.
ty and good will"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
Summer Tired

The old fashioned theory Of summer
tired being condition that must be tol.
Grated because 1T is due to hot weather
and its enervating effect upon the sys-
tenn has been proven a false one
"That tired feeling" simply indi.
Gates most clearly n run down condi-
tion-a Lack of proper performance of
organic actIon-a forerunner of sick
ness upon the slightest exposure.
Fortify your system against the in
roads Of disease by the regular use of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
North Benchers Confer Today.

Committees appointed recently at !,
mass meeting OF citizens OF the north
bench who are dcsirous OF coming To
an understanding with the board OF edu
cation concerning the construction of a
schoolhousc which was pramised To that
section VIII hold a NICE ting al 80
o'clock this morning, at the office OF the
Goddard Investment company so South
Main street. further 10 map out the de-
tails Of their campaign for the new
building.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
Duffy's Pure Malt WhisAey

Taken as directed. this wonderful
tonic will quickly bring to their natural
healthful condition every digestive or
gan, the lungs and heart, and i'll short
time extremely hot days will be passed
by without any feeling of physical dis
comfort or depression.
Dufy's Pure Malt WhIskey Is the only
whskey that was taxed by the govern
ment az a medicine during the Spanish
American war.
The genuine is sold IN SEALED
BOTTLES ONLY by druggists, grocers
ard dealers, or direct. 800 per large
bottle. Medical booklet and doctor s
advice sent free on application.
The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester,
N Y.
Schramm j ohnson, Drugs, five stores;
Smith Drug Co., 1.-THE Busy Conner:
Druehl & Franken, 271 So. Main Smith
Drug Co. No. Q, 215 So. Main; Distribu-
tors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
PENNSYLVANIA TEACHERS
ON WAY TO SAN FRANCISCO

u. II. Christensen. superintendent OF
public schools. received word yesterday
that several hundred teachers from
Pennsylvania schools woul darrve In
Salt Lake this morning en- route TO the
convention OF the National Educational
association which meets I'm San Fran
cisco July ., The special train Is sched-
ulcd To arrive nj o'cNcl.
The teachers VIII spend tho day In
Salt Lake seeing the sights and IA spe-
c!al organ recital will be given for their
entertainment Superintendent Chris
tenson louvcs for the coast Friday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS

EaVe you oVcrW0rtod your nervoun syn-
tenn al caused trouble with your Kid
nsys It'd bladder? Have you pains In
loips, side. back and bladder7 Have you
a flnbby appearance of tho face, and un-
der the eyes! A frequent desire 10 pass
SIine7 If so. williams Kidney Pills wiU
&c you-Drugglgt. Prlco BQc-
Tor sale by SCHHAAIM-JO JOHNSON.
DRUGS, FIVE STORES, HALLIDAY
DRUG CO.. VAN DYKE DRUG STORE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
Automatic Prevention.

rAH liues attached 20 boilers gen
-s = bounds or more Of steam fired
-. that is "a say. not by AUTO
uoHeT. may cause all smoke TO
|.zntd in the fi:eboX by the installa-
an automatically operating steam
connection With automatically op-
cf air draft
~ slo-committec visited the Cullen
she;e one OF those apparatuscs Il
y. In opening the door to put In
steam jet Is automatically started.
pays upon the fresh coal put into
m.oo1 for a given number OF min
shich time can oc regulated. Sim
ppsly air valves are opened. grad
.,oslne Tor given number OF min
L,oiu'ng an excess or oxygen sup
-uicn gradually Giminishcs as the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06

AS. aaU aFa.si: .s aI,itH 9HV GHiil
Mas VImsIo1 SoocgI.c. SYRJp nas oeen
us-c 4o- ere: 5. krt YhAKo oy MILLIONS OF
MO- >lbHs Ic- tEeE CHiLGIlRN WHILE
TEfrrHlN,s VIZ 9E2rESy sUCGKSS. II
sCx,laES he CHI sUFjBNS The GUslA
al Rx- A. SsQV cORi.S W.ND COI-IC, npd
4, re oes. .eruesp ,oi ..:lAk2HH1A il is alb
so,,-,rr, daTTI..sss ana .5k lcx Mira
w-c-s4oS ,ootA;-.e 5T:H;n snn AAr no o<b7
Ex;~A ASGn-y sec cSui2 cottin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
Site for Ranger Station.

An executive order was received ir":n i
prea,dent TAN yes'erday ny nc Tes.t
- t,zrt ~ $50 arrcs nea- tnr fln-
,nSre nsfiorol fore. be teTpoTH'iE,n
vSthdrzwn from ss~1dner, ,.,., '%S-'4[," S1 r.~s
- ,,.- fnr~s4 sn,-vir-r aS -'orn- l!cr.
IA ,fe adn,nlstrai'cu of Toe Haai"fi''
forest.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
GREAT THR0NG ATTENDS
RECITAL AT TABERNACLE

What is conceded TO have been the best
and largest attended organ recttaI oI
any season was given at the tabernaclc
Yesterday afternoon. with Prof. j. j Nc
Clcllan officiating. The programme WIS
specially arranged as compliment 70
the summer school OF the University OF
Utah and besides the usual large mum
her Of habi,ues drew hundreds OF SUI
dents The attendance was by far 'he
biggest Of the season. 49,,
The programme was exceptional In thas
lis numbers called for every quality ana
capacity of the famous organ, ranging
from light popular melodies 10 hehy ,ros
grand operu An exceptionally large
number OF tourists was present and FRO
fnssnr McClelian's excellent work seVerai
times resulted in marked tendency 70
break the rule against applause foi-
lowing Is the programme;
Toccata and Fugue in D minor: Bacn
(a) "TraumereP' .s..,,....'' Scnuna,i, Scna,n
Cb) Communion In G. G.....,-...... -Batiste
tc) An Old Melody. .,,..,.;;-,,
Arranged by Performer
Grand Selection from "cava,ieiIa ,,,,
Rustlcnna ,:..'.'..'- aI1Sc1s, aS.,,
fa) '"ro Wild Rose" ".,s.,.,., Mcl.owsr
ib) MY Rosary" ...,..:.. 1,,N,,nr Sewn
Gems from "T'nnnhauser ..--.-. wagner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
.uercial Club Subcommittee
.v;syes Nuisance Can Be
.h,,AI With Little Trouble.
'py,sNOKE IN FIRE BOX
',yD REDUCE COAL BILLS
4, That Apparatus Has Been
t,.roustrated TO Be of Ut
/ most Economic Value.

committee OF the CONNER
r.,,b which has been studying the
4. n,oblem in Salt Lake made Its
J J n the general committee yester'
I Tina subcommittee finds that the
!. ru;sauce can be abated and pos
3 aui;rely eliminated by the at
'-,nt 10 furnaces of certain appar-
/ sSoss efficacy as a smoke de-
WINS Sos heen demonstrated. The
!:ss,nmittec j, divides its discussion of
srOblem into four classes. treating
sv.narately. In effect, the sub
-;sise concludes that there is n
~ for the smoke nuisance.
4 committee went further by in
s,;,. tbe secretary of the CONNER
',l6 10 draft letter 10 the city
III embodving the recommends
~ the committee, and also or
4 ,bst & couv of the letter be sent
a chief of police. This letter Will
.~nsnd that the ordinance be en-.
d Titbout fear or favor until the
IA nuisance Is abSred. Inc ietter
/ advise arrests. daily if necessary,
r;olsiors of the ordinance. The
,rI,tse has been assured by the
4 II police and by members of the
I,mlncil as individuals, that ii pub
prtIment will give support to ar
uU measures the police department
| b ready to carry out the recon-
'ltions of a rigid enforcement of
|eciinanee.
eonuection with the work of the
|rEtee il is announced that dem
r.on OF smoke preventing de-
will be given nj the Bryant school
hv afternoon, The committee has
,s,ed members of the Commercial
The city council and the police
! 10 witness this demonstration.
Il report OF the subcommittee fol
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
Report of Committee.

|,T Subcommittee finds and there
reports that the smoke nuisance in
'hty can be abatcd. that the same
tbds which have been successful In
Z cities may be applied here.
u subcommittee finds and there
reports. that the flues causing the
b part Of the air pollution OF this
ear nc,uailY save fuel by burning
! imoke and further that there are
bis city actually installed and In
alton automatically operating de-
y which wli. without doubt. cause
-nbusiion OF practically all the smoke
~ flrebo1
[ista!l this repG-t should be divided
he following four subdivisions:
's.-Elues emitting smoke. which
g 1ay he economically prevented By
"a In apparatus.
epnd-Flues emitting smoke. though
10 having Installed apparatus.
',fd-Flues emitting smoke. which
P can not be prevented by appara-
sad TO which fGci regulations must
-iil-Rcsidence houses. Kitchen fires
RSultirg smoke in residence sec
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-06
Four Transcontinen,alTo 7 our
ing Parties From Coast to
Coast in Packard Cars
Without a Repair

Without a Repair
The arrival Of the Stone par
ty at Salt Lake after an unin-
terrupted tour from Baltimore,
during which no repairs were
necessary beyond the occasional
: changing of a punctured tire, is,
the latest proof that the PACK
ARD is the ollie best car for the
road
Three parties eastbound have
preceded this within the
Angeles and one from Sar Fran
cisco, one of the Los Angeles
parties going from Los Angeles
to Portland and from Portland
here before starting overland for
New York. In every case the
story has been the same--no re-
pairs beyond occasional tire
trouble, and in each tour the Ne
vada and Wyoming roads were in
the worst possible condition.
The PACKARD had no diff
culty-What other car could ne
gotiate these distances under
such conditions with the same
record? These are the ordinary,
standard Packard touring cars,
rot built especially for the trip,
the same ear that we sell our
entire allotment of 80 early each
year that from the beginning Of
our business we have been OBJ
liged to disappoint those who do
not order In time.
Ask the man who
OZDD5 one.
UTAH MOTOR CAR
COMPANY
125-127 SOUTH STATE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-16
INJURED
IN BIG FIRE
Exp n 'r~0oT~eia River Front
csuse-chinaman Has Neck
-T-Ncn.

FIrTSHCRG. AUG. ia spectacu.
lar FIRE IN Tee business section OF the
c.ty tonight. caused by The explosion
OK Two ammonia tauas in the rear OF
q large grocery establishment. called
Ell tAe available fire fighting apparatus
anc Tor % tine the blaze was NOS.
rArea'''
u Was finally subducd after doing
iima-e estimated az StU.u0o. TWelv.
persons "er- hurt by dying debris
Al 1911 recover.
A.."r the fire. the fremcn. In clear
ing away "a fallen wall. found ths
body OF Aee I.un. Chinese laundry
man whose place adIolned The burned
building Ills neck vas broken .r,
H.- body crushed bv 3D.. wall when i,
t".I. tuI lls legs were blackcn.d an.
Char-el
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-16
TerSe Telegraphic Tips

WESTUROOk. Conn a skunk.
asleep ou fhc track Del blamed hy
officials of the local trolley company
for tine wrc,sinE OF a car to-day
HTNTlNGTON James r. Dunbar.
Jr bias boon arrested ON a charge
OF libel preferred by Hinton people.
for story Published in fhc Herald
Dispatch
CWCAGO Whom trcc fell and
broke the Jog o. Peter Kailum. in
Iuiion woods. hc was unable to
move and starved 90 death before
found
NEW YORK -nr Henry r Bender
a'ighfod from street car fo bo
struck down and horribly mangicd by
% biz racing auto. The machine dia
appeared leaving the dead man
ST LOUIS Potter Ritter. of uorc.
%. aged 60. plain machin.st. wants
a wife. llc Says his friends call him
handsome
ORANGE. y. J-At tho point of r.
sun. Mrs lydia svi'zer prevented the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-16
REIGN OF TERROR IN LIVERPOOL
FOLLOWS FIERCE LABOR RIOTING
5000 RIOTERS CLASH HUstRs ANN onr
/ is KILLED REp-GUARps PLACED aeo'T
TRANSATLANTIC LINER SAVE THEM FROM IoRcs
O'' 'S"S"

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 15.-A reign OF
terror exists here tonight and the
troops are pouring into the city TO
put down disorder. A special guard
has been detailed TO protect the land.
Ing stage OF the Atlantic
steamers. which it is asserted the
rioters have planned TO destroy by
fire
Five prison vans. escorted by fifty
Iussars. which were carrying riot
prisoners from the police court to
Naltham jail. were attacked tonight
by 5000 members OF the toughest
class in NaulNhall street. i'm an at
tempt TO rescue the prisoners. The
mob attacked the soldiers with mis-
siles of every description and in de-
Tending themselves the Hussars fired.
At first blanks were used, and then
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-16
FATALITIES MAR
CHICAGO CARNIVAL
William Badger. Of Pittsburg. Falls in
Pit From Aircraft and Sustains
Broken Neck.
WANTED TO FLY FROM
WHEELING TO PITTSBURG
ST. crois Johnstone Makes speetseu-
lar Plunge Into lake-Wife
Sees Drowning.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Two aviators.
William X. Badger. of Pittsburg. and
St Croix JOhnstone. of Chicago. both
young men. lost their lives al the in
ternational aviation meet here today.
In dying. both revealed the frailty OF
the craft in which two score more
aviatOrs were Curvinc and gliding
about in the air with scarcely pause
for the deaths of their contemporaries
Death in both cases was due TO un-
explained accidents. probably the re-
suits of unsupported defects in the
mechanism of the machines. and was
in no way caused by carelcssncss nor
lack OF responsibility Of the drivers.
BADGER. wealthy youth. carcened
TO his death IN a pit in the aviation
field. There had been a flaw in one
Of the wings OF the propeller of the
baldwin machine ne drove Centrifu-
gal force broke tho propeller. upset
the delicate equilibrium of the ma
chine. and BADGER dashed Joe feet 70
IN" bottom OF the pit. his neck being
broken
Johustone fell 900 feet under his
engine and was drowned as the r..
suit of an equally un>uspected defect.
Caught under the heavy engine in the
Moisant monopiane. De was carried
deep into Lake Michigan. and his
body was NOT brought 90 the surface
until an hour later.
Badger First Fatality.
BADGER lived for three quarters Of
an hour. after be- had h,-.u ,Atlioatcd
from the remains o.: bis engine. Heald
NOT recover consciousness and died a.-
most az once. after he had reached a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-16

street commissioucr from laying
new walk in front of hor home
BALTIMORE Clarence Key. aged
To-. grandson of Francis Scott Key.
author of thc star Sraugicd Banner"
is dead here
WHITE PLAINS. s. Y-uecause
'has Eurchard dyed Dis hair his
wife. Annie has sued for o. divorce.
LEROY. 100 wilson Richmond.
well kuoVn auto racer. was KILLED TO-
dav iu trial spin WHOM DTS Stoddard-
DAYTON car turned turtle
NEW YORK Miss Force. fancce
" Col John Jacob Nafor. today
placed thc order for her wedding
troueeeau
GRAFTON Mrs G V novc was
bitten bv su3sc while picking
vegetables boz bor Elrdcn
rOTTSVuIE. pa Two mon were
blown FEB pieces In o. powder min ev
piosirn today 90 Crcssoua fsW
miles from here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-16
ball CARTRIDGES

ball cartridges.
In this ARRAY one man was killed
ana many persons were severely
wounded
The troops then charged the mob
with drawn sabres and cleared the
street. SO daring were the rioters
that one of them tried TO unhorse an
officer. who was obliged To use his
revolver. wounding a man severely in
the head
Another but less serious ARRAY. in
winch the troops were again COM
PEELED 10 fire. took place in Bond
street. Only a few persons were
wounded In each case. before the
troops were ordered TO fire, many OF
their number had their faces stream
ing with blood from injuries caused
by stones and broken bottles thrown
by the rioters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-16
BARBAROUS DOKIES TURN
TIGER LOOSE ON KNIGHTS
Wild Scenes of Excitement When
Arabs Drag Candidates
Across Burning Sands.
PARADED OVER STREETS
THEN Gagged WITH BEN.
Dahna Temple Is Re-established.
One Hundred Candidates
Are Initiated.

Across the buring sands OF the
1 Pythian desert a herd of 100 candl.
dates, captured by a tribe of ferocious
and cruel Arabs from Shriaz Temple.
were last night treated in a barbarous
manner by their captors. who. after
making them walk on tacks with their
feet. eat red peppers and camp on 4
glare OF ice. turned Big Ben. the big
tiger captured In the jungles OF Al.
rica. on them 10 deyour the unfortuu.
ale. Ike the prisoners OF ancient
Hrece were years ago fed to ths
mons. Not until the wee short hours
OF Tie morning did the Arabs cease
'hclr cruel work. and by that time thu
candidates were IN no condition To-
wend their weary legs homeward 10
face their wives.
After going through these tortures
al the hands OF the men OF the Far
East. the candidates that escaped
with their liver were admitted TO mem
bership in the u. O. h. X. or Dokie.
Order OF PythilnhOod old Dahna
temple. Of this city, that dropped ia
charter some years agO. was thus
firmly re-established with a member.
ship Of over a hundred. and now the
Pythians from the northern section
OF the state are represented by a tribe
OF Arabs thar will in the future treat
the poor candidates I'm very much the
same manner that they were treated
last night az the Pythian Castle. when
I they travelled the BURNING sands.
The Corral.
suddenly awakened from their slun,.
hers last evening az Camp Shanlev.
the candidates discovered the camp
surrounded by the warlike Arabs.
VINO. attired In their grotcsque cos
tunes aud their faces painted like
SIOUX Indians. were yelling for their
blood. Before any Of the unfortun-
ai"s could escape they were cam
turcd and dashed TO "a long rome.
Then. while the band PLAYED a
death chant. they were forced 10
wade through the mud and mire across
tie island 90 Wheeling Herdod like
hock Of sheep. the candidates wsrs
marched down Market street. while
hundreds. yes. thousands. thrOnged
the streets TO witness the march.
From Market street the tribe marched
with their victims to the Pythian
castle. whore the candidates were
made 10 listen to the road Of Big
Ben before their CIpt0rs started
Ork.uE ON thow They we're taken
20 darkCucd room and made 10 re-
main for nearly au hour. while the
Arabs dii H snake dance and Occa-
sioually pokcd the tiger with red hot
embers % make him howl Not hav-
ing fed Tho prince OF tho juugles for
several days. ne was in a Wild state
of excitement when the candidates
were taken across fhc sands.
] uH class was one Of tho largest
over initiated by thc pythiaus of West
virginia. Dahnl temple. now frrnly
established. is one Of the strongest
Ccontinued on Second PagsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-08-16
REPUBLICAN CALL
For state Committee VIII Be Issued
Within Next Few
DAYS.

-Ir..l. f.l-r.it.l f1 f.r Intel -ru.ar
AKIESTON. IS Va. Aug. TO-
it is stated on good authority tonight
that fhc official call Conteuiug the
Republican state committee Boo fh's
city. the latter part OF september or
carly in October will boz issued pifh
.u fho uoNf fcw days Rul,s govern
'uc fhc party and probable rcorrani
zt'iou %. fhe committee VIII bo taken
up