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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28
Attacks School Principal

A severe attack on School P1|
Charles r. Allen Of Sylvsnia, q
thus told bv him: "For more thsr
years. he writes, II suffered
scribable torture from rheun
liver and stomach trouble and u
kidneys All remedies failed
used Electric Bitters, but four
Of this wonderful remedy cur
completely. " Such results are n
Thousands bless them for euriHg
ach trouble. female complaints,
disorders, bilionsness and tcl,
health and vigor. Try them. N
al Schramm. Johnson DYues. flye
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Strike Possible.

DAVENPORT. Ia. Sept. 2i.-Ofhclal Is
attending the convention OF the 1nterna /,
tIonal Association OF Machinists here said
today that machinists on the Illinois Cen
trail will be ordered on strike tomorrow
noon unless officials OF the Hartman
lines agree TO recognize the new Fedora
tion OF Railway Employees.
II is also said the blacksmiths carmen.
sheet metal workers and boilermakers
only await the threatened strike OF the
machnists 10 take similar action.
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Provocative Attitude.

CBIASSO. Switzerland. Sept. 21.-The
latest advices from Rome indicate that
Italy pui Turkey on the aggressive In
an cndeavor 10 provoke an incident which
would justify a declaration OF war or the
sudden occupation OF Tripoll. Turkey Is
determined not to give any such preteNt
md is ready to do almost anything, while
the much -tallSed-of Mussulman fanat =
iCsm has not as yet manifested itself.
The italian government Is pressed by
public opinion and by international con-
siderations and secs the necessity for
hurrvnc things. Tho first expedition OF
~. 900 men will sail. il is understood, Oc-
,obcr 3 and will bc followed by a sec
ond expedition OF 5000 men IL nothing
occurs to change present plans
Tho deadlock i'm the negotiations be-
tween Italy and Turkey is causing great
uneasiness and especially in GERMANY.
which is divided between its duty toward
an ally. Italy and the desire not 10 lose
Turkey. where Germany has powerful In
tercsts at work with the object OF re-
placing Great Britain commercially.
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Uptown Conditions.

] can say 10 ladies iniersp,ed. I,
outside Of the stockade there is ~
Of good work 10 DO The condIti
uptown are worse than the a.
tions in the stockade. Thers
places where white and blaef
together. There are houses nyh)
TO no inspection and the inmalss
subject 10 any medical eysmInstI
This spreads disease. Now lS,
have done my part. Il IL In Ia
ladies who have taken action Ia
their part.
7 shall not send the women I,
the stockade until IL o'clock n
THURSDAY. | will he at my. ID
$50 West First South street Al
forenoon, and II any ladies de,i,
call for the purpose OF hclpine
OF the women who have been ln-
my charge | shall be glad 10 -
them and aid them all that I q
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great actors OF the past. One was
Adelaide Nelson. who was unques-
tionably the last of the great ac-
tresses. And IN the gallery OF strlk-
ing features OF the theater with
whom ] have been associated-and
which Includes Modjeska. Ada Caven-
dish and Augustine Daly-thc one
balancing portrait In my memory pro"
portIonate 10 Nelson In greatness
was Dion Bouc!cault.
I'VE of the present DAY arrogate
10 ourselves quality which we term
acting. which. in my mind. Is nothing
but The methods employed by such
artists as Nelson BouciCault.
Charles CoGhlan. Charles Wyndham
j. II. Stoddard and Ada Cavcndish-
men and women who Illuminated the
theaters By their briliiancy. II there
is a difference Il Is simply that we
arc using the same theory OF acting.
minus the potency OF expression
manifested by those players
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REST aaD WEALTH 10 MOTHER ANb cHlln.

Msa WtSsJow's SoorHIHa syrup la. oeen
Esed for org sixty YEARS py SnLIONS Of
MOTHERS to- thcir CHILDREN WhlIR
JEErHIESs witr PERFECT ,UcCESS q
6OCTHES The CHILD, SOFTRNS the GUM9
ALlAYS ali PAN CURES WIND COL.IC and
u lhf oesr reuaeoy tor DlAkRHHA. IL 5 at.
eciTtsiY harmless Be sure and ask lo1 Mrs
Wis Ow~; Soothing SyTap" ana lake nc othsg
VSk- Twenty-Five cents bcttle.
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Protection of Americans.

BEI.LPORT. l.. J.. Sept 2I.-The re-
cent departure OF the United States
scout cruiser Chester from Boston for
Tripoli occaSioncd n conference Few
days ago between the Turkish emhassa
dor Zia Pssha. and Huntington Wilson.
assistant secretary OF state, Iia Pasha
sought 10 determine the exact object Of
the Warships voyage.
Mr. Wilson assured him the visit was
not related tc the pending Turco-ltslian
crisis but 10 the determination OF the
American government to furnish pro-
tecting influence To- such Americans as
Werc In Trlnnli
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Two Killed in Wreck.

CANTON. Ohio Sept. 1.-Two men
were Killed, three serious Injured and
several Injured In n wreck or = passenger
train on the Shcrrodsvlle branch OF IN"
Wheeling & I.akc Erie. three miles south
cast or here tonight. The train was load =
ed with cScursionists.
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Belle London Asks New Tus

Dora r. Topham Belle Londor,.
victed OF inducing Dogncy GnJ.'
rs wears. 10 enter the stockade q
moral purposes. Yesterday ant|
through her attorney. fled a fosui
tion foc a new trial The argun>
this motion will he heard 0ciobsf \
date set for the passing o, senteh4
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Hearing Continued.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27.-Andrew
+. Mcfarland. the insurance promoter.
who was brought 10 San Francisco last
week from Colorado Springs To answer
to a charge brought by Ethel &. Groom.
his former wife. OF having stolen $40 OOo
from her. WAS srralened in the police
court TO-DAY. Hts hearing was continued
until Wednesday
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Depend on Germany.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept. 27.-The
leading newspapers here condemn the
Hslian protentions and advocate des-
pcratc resistance. but they DreEerye a
calm tone. Some or them bitterly re
proach the government with having led
the nation 10 tho brink OF war by re-
poginc blind confidence In Germany.
parcntly the cabinet is seeking l.,
Justify it's policy with respect 10 Ger
man assistance by further efforts 10 OBJ
tain German Intervention.
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Germany Hopeful.

BERLIN. Sept. 2I.--Germauy's diplo
matte action At Rome and Constantinoplc
in an cndesvor TO bring about n pea ce =
ful settlement or the controversy between
Italy and Turkey Is progressing and
German officials are more hopeful than
yesterday.
They evidently arc anxious over the
situation, but Germany believes that
Italy will not take decisive action with
ont fIrther dIplnmallr cNchangns
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FLEET
OFF TR|POL| IN
BATTLE ARRAY
No Landing Made, but Close
Watch Is Kept Upon the
Operations of the
Turks.
SOLDIERS OF SULTAN
SWARM ABOUT HARBOR
Interesting Question to Come
Before British Authorities;
Scout Cruiser Sent by
United States.

TRIPoLI, Sept. 27.-The first
Italian squadron. commanded by
Rear Admiral Aubrey, composed of
four dreadnoughts, three cruisers
and several torpedo boats, is now
anchored in line off Tripoli.
The second Italian squadron is at
Laramie, awaiting orders to con-
voy the transports. Up to the
present no Italian force has been
landed in Tripoli,
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New Charter Rejected

ATLANTA, Ga. Sept 2L-B{1
ioritv of 20i5 votes the people Of
today rejected the proposed neN
ter providing for a modified ioFal
mission government. Only one ss
carried bv the friends Of the new
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Imperative Note

PARIS. Sept. 27.-According to the in
formation current In diplomatic circles
in Paris tonight Italy's second note 10
Turkey, presented on Tuesday. was
Couched in much more imperative terms
than that of Sunday. The note ordered
the Ottoman government not 10 send re-
Inducements 70 Tripoli. Italy dema nds
the right TO occupy TrpolI by military
force II this right IL not conceded Italy
will take measures looking 10 such oc-
cuDatlon by tomorrow morning at the
latest
AT the same time Itaiv engages 10 re-
spcct me sovereignty OF the sul,an. which
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-28

IF anyone is curious Ia know this
girls name, which for obvious rca-
sons I have omitted. ! will furnish il
privately upon request.
| have no, done the things so loud
~ charged against me. | have not
bribed public officers I do not stoop
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Work as q Star.

Mr.. Miller played for time with
A. NJ. Palmer. and later with Minnie
Maddsrn as her leading man. He
also played in the same position with
Agnes Booth Schoeffel in special
production OF Arthur W. Pinero's
The squire He then played under
the direction OF Daniel Frohnlan with
the original Lyceum company, fol-
lowed By an engagement with
Charles Frohman. as leading man OF
the Empire stock company. He first
appeared as n star in 1896 in the
original production OF ''Heartseasc.
Two years later he starred in The
Master"
In 1899 he created the leading role
in The Only Way" dramaiiZation
OF Charles Dickens's "A Tale of Two
Cities" Recently Mr.. Miller became
q manager. and FOR some time was
associated as joint star with Mar
garet Anglln. During the fal! OF 1906
he produced The Great Divide.
Last season he starred under the di-
recrion Of <law & E.rlauser in Her
Husbands Wife" This season he is
using The Havoc as Eis vehicle
under his own management.
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Word in Own Defense.

am entitled TO say q word in my
own defense. People who know me
in Ogden, and who have known me
for years. will tell YOU that / am not
so bad as | have been painted. | came
10 Salt Lake of my own accord |
was not urged to come here by any
one excepting by the real estate deal
ers who were interested In selling me
the property on which the slockade
now stands. was aware at that
time that the conditions In this city
were a stencil In the nostrils of de-
cent people ] know and YOU know
that prostitution has existed since
the earliest ages. and II YOU are
honest with yourselves you will ad-
NIT that ii will continue 10 exist. no
matter what may be said or done
from the pulpit or through the ex-
ertions of women's clubs. | believed
that | could segrcsate the evil, that
| could control it and that ] could
decrease disease by an intelligent
management, and while pronting
financially myself do some good in
This city
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GOVERNMENT BUYS
R|SDON |RON WORKS
Plant Will Be Moved to Mare
Island; Plans of Steel
Corporation.

VALLEJO. Cal, Sept. 2T.-Word was
received at the Mare island navy yard
today that tiie equipment and machinery
of the Rsdon Iron works Of San Fran
cisco has been purchased by the gov
ernment where IT viii be used in addi-
tion 10 its present plant here. II is in
tended TO begin the transferring Of the
machinery OF the Risdon plant TO Mare
island Immediately.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27.-The Ris-
don Iron works is a subsidiary Of the
United States Steel corporation The
purchase OF the plant from the Risdon
company was consummatcd last spring
and became public in April. The prop
erty as purchased Includes tho plant. a
half-milc water front adjoining tho
Hunters dry dock Of the Union Iron
works, and a large piece OF property sur
rounding the plant known as Irish hill.
The purchase price as announced was
So $50 900.
lives OF the Steel company announced
that IT the intention OF the corr
pany 10 enlarge aid remodel the plant
on the same lines as the plant at Gary.
Ind. They declared that tho plant would
be supplied with PENNSYLVANIA Dig iron
for time with the ultimate intention
% treat at the RiSdon works the immense
tonnage OF iron orc controlled by the
company around Hankow. China.
The removal OF The plant 10 Marc
island is taken TO mean here that the
army transport repair contracts and other
government work. which has been a
source OF profitable revenue TO the Union
Iron works and other local firms, Will be
transferred to the plants operated by the
navy department al Mare island
Tho Union Iron works controlling the
only private tCiy-owncd drydoCk on san
Francisco bav. has had almost a monop-
oily on the work done for the TRANSPORT
service. the CommiSssrv department Of
the department Of California and other
government work.
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implies the establishment OF an admin
istration analogous 10 that which Aus =
tris established over Bosnia and Here
govins in 1879. IL Is affirmed in Ger
tain quarters that Turkey will accept the
Injunction addressed 10 her
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Will Not Concede.

VIENNA. Sept. c1.-The Nieup Free
Pressc learns from an official Turkish
source that the porte is determined 10
concedc no political privileges 10 Italy
IA TrpolI. and VIII regard an Italian
landing as q rasla bell.
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LEARN TO DANCE.

New class for beginners commences
| Friday, Sept. %, s p. m. Odeon.
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Hospital in Ogden.

1t may not be generally known.
but II is fact that I have main
taned hospital at Ogden, under
the charge OF an eminent physician,
DR. T.. NJ Conroy. where all women
under my charge in need OF treat
ment have been cared for. | have
endeavorcd TO persuade girls who
were not yet beyond saving TO lead
the lives they should lead and some
times | have succeeded as is evil
denced by many letters in my Dos
session. one OF which | now quote
with permission OF the writer.
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Z. Ida., Ang. go. illl.

--------, d. IIT J.
Dear Friend, Mrs. Topham-I ar
rived home o. *. and am awfullv
glad 10 get home And | VIII never
he able TO repay YOU for what YOU
have done for me. ] feel none CRATE
home and | think Of how low | was
and the way YOU lifted me up.
"And Will always be good and
stay homo and show you ] appreciate
what you did for me. ] will always
he good. | am going TO write some
other letters before tho postman
comes. so | will close for this time
hoping TO hear from YOU soon.
remain as ever YOUR friend
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FOR SICK, SOUR BILIOUS STOMACH /
INDIGESTION AND GAS TAKE CAsCARFl

hat efu belchIng of
Of stomach boatne S
of
ed
they indigestion, because they mmediato
bile the liver and
the intertines bowels
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-11

usual red or white railroad signal
however. these men waved American
flags
short stops were made al shelby
Vile. Greensburg. Morris and Law
rcnceburg. and at each point Mr. In
coin said few words In far we'll.
The crowds were not confined to
these larger towns. however At
every station WAS heard the sound OF
cheering as the Lincoln Train ~hiz.
xcd by.
The crowd Was 10 great at Gin
cinatti that the train had 10 stop
until the police and military could
force a way for the loeomotiye Those
on the track tried to get out OF the
way. but the multitude behind pre-
vented Mr.. Lincoln MAS met at the
station ~ the mayor OF the city and
escorted by 4 military and civic pro-
eession to the Burnett House.
After q brief rest Mr.. Lincoln Was
escorted TO the balcony. where he
MAS introduced by the mayor Refer.
ring to the only speech he had ever
made In Cincinnati. the president
elect quoted from this address. some
humorous remarks he had made to
the kentuckians. He had told them
that the republicans would bea, them
aud had also promised what the vic
tors would do With them when
beaten Il will tell YOU" he had
then said. what W. mean to do
with you We mean to treat you as
near as We possibly can A. Washing.
ton. jefferson and Madison treated
you"
That night reception was held a,
the Burnett House. II was remark.
cd that the pr, sidcnt elect looked
very well and was In good spirits.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-11
HIGH SCHOOL.
Frances strsser, Contributor.

Miss Parks Is again In school after
several days absence.
Don't forget the vaudeville fur
nished by the high school tonight at
the Princess Theater. Help US a
little by coming and we are sure
you viii not be disappointed.
The result OF the boys basket ball
game last Friday nigh, between the
Central high school team OF Pueblo
and our team was % to lg In favor
OF our boys. That's the way to do It.
Mex, Friday evening the centen-
NAL high school basket ball girls OF
Pueblo will play our team here and
on Saturday evening the Trinidad
boys team will be here TO play
against US Be sure that you get one
or more tickets.
Since the beginning OF this Sc
mester rule has been made that
anyone tardy to a recitation three
times will not be allowed To continue
that study. The reason for this is
to make the pupils hurry more. and
TO do away with lettering in the
halls.
The solid geometry class did some
original work this week. deriving a
mathematical formula for finding the
radius OF circle with only the chord
OF an arc and the height OF arc from
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-11

i~ y February ~. 1861. Abra'
ham Lincoln was on his
NA way to Washington To take
- the oath OF office as presi-
dent. The day previous, February
iith. he had left his home In Spring
field TO begin that memorable jour
ney from which he was never To re-
turn The simple and touching lit.
tie speech OF farewell 10 his neigh.
bors has since become a classic. The
night Of February nth was spent in
indianapolis. then little more than an
oyergrown country village. The In
dlanapolis address OF the president.
elect Was a momentous one In that
Il broke his long silence and CAV.
an anxious country lin. on the fu.
turo policy OF the incoming admin.
istration.
February 18th Mr. Lincoln Vas fif.
y.two years old II Mas a mild and
beautiful day, Early in the morning
Mrs. Lincoln and her two sons Join
I'd the presidential party. Governor
Oliver =. Morton called at the Bates
House. where Mr.. Lincoln had lodged.
and drove the president elect and
his companions to breakfast at the
governors mansion. An Immense
crowd filled the corridors OF the hotel
and adjoining streets, and an even
greater multitude had gathered about
the depot. to which the party were
escorted by a committee Of the leg
lslature and the governor At shortly
after 10 O'Clock he trip eastward was
resumed amid the shouts OF the
people.
one picturesque feature of the
journey was that every half mile the
railroad had stationed flagmcn To In.
dicate that the line was open and
everything all right, Instead OF the
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-11
Keep The Kidneys Well
Health Is Worth Saving. and Some
La Junsa People Know How
to Save IL

Many la Jun,a pcopi. take their lives
in their hands by negi-cting the kid
ney. when they know these organ. need
help Sick kidney. ar. responsible for
vast amount u suffering and III
health. but thev 1, no need to safer
nor to remain In danger ~hen all dis.
Eases and s~b~. and pains due "a weak
kidneys can IT, quickly aud permanently
rnr~i BY the use of Deans Kidney riils.
Here !. q la Junsa citis~n's r~commen.
dation.
Mrs. Frank k~iinan. 2i7 B-llview
Ave. iA Junta. Colo. mys: "1Doan's
kida~y rtils have b~sa ussd In cor hosn~
aud ths brneht that has t,ren rvvriv~i
has convinced us II their worm. 10
my o~n case this r~m-dy brought rslIsf
from slrsplessaeus aaA ether troubles
which wsre caus-d by dlsors.rvd lid.
a~ys. We procured Deans x ktdasy pills
st the Ia Junts Drug 10. .asl frym our
~spsri~nc~ think hlekly Of then.''
fov ssle By ell 4saksA.' psiev 80
c-ss. Foster. MitbSsn 10. BuAalo,
New ycrk. sole ar-ats for The rnIt-i
ttstes.
l..m-ml-r the name -Dusn's-snd
sse~ "' ~s"Nt
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-11
Resolutions OF Respect.

Whereas. II has pleased God to re.
move from our midst by death. our
beloved brother. Edward Ros inson. OF
oar Division sos: the following rcso.
lu,ions were adopted
It Was with profound grief. when.
on Monday morning. January 20. 1911.
word Was received by this division
OF the departing Of this life by our
brother. Edward Robinson. one Of
the faithful. always ready to serve
and TO promote the growth and wei.
fare OF our order.
"A secretary Of the fratcrnai In.
surancc and sick benefit. he dischsrx.
I'd his duties faithfully. IN spite Of
his years Of rsilroadinx and the
weigh, OF the hardest kind Of work.
he wAA . very active man until one
year ago. at which time. At hk own
request. he retired from the service
Of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa
- railroad on account Of failing
health and settled down TO enjoy life
on . comfortable pension. with bis
family. . wife and three daushtess.
lie was born In London. Canada.
In the year isN. Ne hsd been In
Actual service Of the Atchison. To
peka and Santa r. Railroad Company
Io6 thietx.thfee consecutive xsars ana
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-11
COMMERCIAL HIGH SCHOOL,

Eva Marshall was absent from
school Tuesday.
Marie Keffer is still absent on
account OF sickness.
Jennie Schaeffer Is with us again
after a few days illness.
Min,a Allen is again In school
after an Illness OF several days.
We hope to have talk from the
Underwood typewriter man this week
The night school pupils are taking
especial Interest in shorthand, book.
keeping and typeSriting.
Much interest continues In the
typewriting department The contest
will be on within few months.
Although there has been an un-
usual amount OF sickness lately, the
speed practice goes on mcrrily-and
speedily.
The new students are getting IA
miliar with the commercial work and,
in a short time. they will be Ike
old students
The bookkeeping students think
bookkeeping would be real easy II Il
were no, for trial balances and bal
ance sheets.
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-11
Wet ovsss'sn w st Rocky Ford.

Water. water Everywhere. and not
. drop to drink" vas the plain, Of
the Ancient Mariner. and so cry The
people Of Rocky Ford. Water. IL b
sAld. will bs the Issue At the sprsss
election. The present adminiA,ratton
Of the neson metropolis hss xsvsa
the people water. but such water.
Sometimes Il ~ss ditch water. ssd
again Il was Just watss. and believias
there must Be . change Of slmssis.
srst'on u there y 70 b. change q
water. the people sssk . change, 81
say Il can b. % woess. s.-Swink Alve.
oatA
La Junta tribune., 1911-02-11

Was very popular for his genial and
most charitable disposition
Therefore. be I, resolved. That
our charter be draped In mourning
for a period OF thirty days. copy
OF the resolutions lie spread upon our
minutes;
BE II further resolved. That .
copy OF these resolutions b. sent to
our local papers and to the borca,.
ed family.
ARTHUR WHITEHEAD
GEO. X. NEAR.
GEO. MACkIE.
Committee.