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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
SALOON|STS MUST RECORD ALL SALES Commissioners Will Then
 Inspect Accounts LICENSES GRANTED New Rules Allow Saloons to Clean Up Until II: 80 O'clock Satur-
 day Night and Enter Sa-
 lOOn at . .30 a. m
LICENSES GRANTED

The excise commission yesterday gave a retail license to A. s. Leader at Brighton, a wholesale license to the Iron City Distilling company in Bir- mingham. neglected to act upon Inc University club license, issued a cir- cular letter allowing more freedom in the operation of saloons and then ad- journed late yesterday afternoon after busy session.
 The circular letter allows a saloon operator to remain in his saloon until II. 80 o'clock at night Saturday be- cause of a probability of leaving the saloon in an insanitary condition il left unattended throughout Sunday.
 The saloon keepers were instructed 10 keep a record of all charged sales and of all cash sales sent out for de- livery, giving name and address of pur- chaser for the inspection of the conf missioners.
 The rules follow:
 "Exciso Commission of Jefferson
 County.
 cunningham, November 8, 1911.
 ITO Wholesale and Retail Dealers Wholesale and retail dealers are here by instructed to keep a book record of all charge items of goods sold by them and also to keep record of all cash sales sent out by them for de- livery or delivery to customers wag- ons calling for such goods, giving name and address of each purchaser. Such records being at all times sub ject to inspection by this commits sion.
 Both wholesale and retail dealers are requested to send in to this com mission on receipt of this a list of all employees and where a change is made in these employees a report must be made to this commission. Where a company contemplates a change in It's membership or if a corporation, in It's stockh olders, the matter should fret be taken up with this commission and permission granted by it to do so.
 Retail dealers may be allowed to enter their places at 530 in the morn ing for the purpose of cleaning up. Their doors must be closed and under TO circumstances will any one but em- ployes be allowed to enter until after opening hour-6 o'clock. This during the week days and on Saturday night their places must be closed at the usual hour-11 oclock-and employees may be allowed to remain until 11.30 o'clock to clean up the premises. This to avoid leaving their places in an insanitary condition during Sunday Under no circumstances will any one be allowed to remain in these places after II o'clock on Saturday night ex- cept employees. This permit being granted only for the purpose, as above stated. of cleaning up the premises We again warn all dealers that under no circumstances will they be permitted to enter their places on Sunday. 'W. c AGFE Chairfnan'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
Contractor Commits Suicide

Hot Springs, Ark, November 4-Martir, Kelley. aged 50, said to have been a wealthy granite contractor of Vancouver. British Columbia, fired bullet from a revolver through his head while alone in his room at hotel here today. Death was instantaneous. He was Respondent because of i'll health.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05
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 ora AVE. sA'sss.sI!s AIlmoM ST." Blach'S Hats

This is the only place you can buy the now celebrat- ed Jefferson and Vulcan Mems Hats. The best mems hat at these prices that we know of.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-05

The healing household. remedy Sati., skin cream should always be handy. .5c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
]. {. M|UNSEY MAY Be
INVOLVED IN TRIAL
Statement Made That Salt
Lake Man Was Confidant
of McNanaras.

A Salt Lake City man may become a
star actor in the Mcnamara trial. Just
beginning al Los Angeles and ensrossine
tho attention of tho entire country. j. u.
Muuscy OF 6S West Fourth South street.
business agent Of the International ASSo-
citation Of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers No. 81 Of Salt Lake. may become
- leading figure in the celebrated case.
Special dispatches from Los Angeles
received last night stated that Ortic Nc
ManS1l, on whose confession the arrest
OF the Mcnamara brothers was made. lad
stated that MUnscy MAS a ronfidant OF
ihc McNamaras and knew OF the plot
10 blow Up the Los Angeles Times build O.
ing. II WIS stated in tnc dispat cheS tina
Munscy would be Subpocnacd to testify
lin The trial Of the case
II know the Mcnamara brothers" said
Munsev last night when told OF The re-
cent Development: "but ss FAR as being
their conhdsnt and knowing of their
secret participation in anv plot is CON
cerned. there Is not YesiiEa of truth IN
the statement. McManisal. apps rcntly is
6eNoting his energies to irving TO mpli-
cate as many as possible In the web of
his own weaving
Munsey admits 10 having had 2 num-
Der OF communications with James Nc
NanIara, but states inat the were all of
an official nature in the transaction of
the affairs OF The union
When asked III he would accept p sum
mons 10 go 10 Los Angeles TO testify AZ
the trial. Munsey stated that he would
have 10 consult his attorney before Civ
Ing all answer TO the question
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19

hours and ten minutes later the special
pulled M AT the Hartman union sta
ton. over an hour was consumed In
unloading and preparing for the march
10 Fort Douglas. Major Arrasmith sent
the rcelmcntal band of the Fifteenth
TO meet the incoming soldiers at the sta =
ton
Forming into columns OF four the
proceeded east OF South Tenn
pie street, with colors living and mar
tlAl strains filling the air. The four
companies made en- excellent showing
and were given u rousing reception and
genuine welcome at the post, Captain
". II. Chapman, nest in command fU
Major Burnham led the column. Two
typical bulldogs arrived with the SOL
dicrs as mascots OF The battalion.
The entire regiment at Fort Douglas
WAS out to welcome the new arrivals
WHO wcro speedily made 10 feel at home.
For the present the additional soldiers
will occupy quarters with the Second
battalion OF the Fifteenth which has
doubled up in its barracks. Tho post
tory since it's founding and occupation
by General Connor.
Tho Fifteenth regiment will leave for
the Philippines ON November ,, accord
nS 10 the present schedule. Forty
seven members of The Fifteenth. vhoss-
terms Of enlistment expire within sis
have been transferred to tilc
TW cnticLh regiment. and will not accom-
psny their comrades In The islands TIL"
'wo hatlslions ouw in thr Philippines
Sill not leave for Fort Douglas unill the
arrives al it's future post in
Inc distant islands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19

TESTIMONY
Salt Lake City People Are Doing
All They Can For Eel
low Sufferers.

Salt Lake City testimony has been
published to prove the merit Of Doan s
Kidney P:!!s TO others in Salt Lake
City who suffer from bad backs and
kidney ills. Lest any sufferer doubt
that the cures made by Doan' g Kidney
Pills are thorough and lasting, we pro.
duce confirmed proof-statements from
Salt Lake City people saying: that the
cures they told Of years ago were per,
manent. Here's Salt Lake CITY case.
o. E. Moody, 80 South Sixth Wes.
street, Salt Lake City, Utah, SAYS:
1.-The public statement 1 gave, recon-.
mending Doan's Kidney Pills in 1907.
still holds good. I feel that I owe
great deal to them. 1 procured this
remedy at the Schramm johnson Co, q
drug store: and it cured me of a severe
case Of kidney trouble. I have been in
good health since.'
For sale at Schramm.J ohnson 's
Drug Store, Salt Lake City. Utah. aud
by sJl dealers, Price, soc. Foster.
Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York. Sole
Agents for tue United States.
remember the name-Doap 's-and
take no other. ------
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
ONE BATTALION IS
HERE IN ADVANCE
Remainder of Twentieth al
Honolulu Until Relieved by
Fifteenth Regiment.
NEW COMMANDER HERE
Col. Jones, Excused for H.
ness, Will Go 10 Hot
Springs to Recuperate.
NEW COMMANDER HERE

The Second battalion OF infantry Cf the
Twentieth United States regiment, in
Guiding :@i men. eight officers and 4
band of twenty members. arrived on q
special troop train OF eight cars in Salt
Lake shortly after noon yesterday. Tn"
battalion has @ccn stationed AT Homo
lulu. and is the vanguard OF the othc:
two battalions of the regiment; which Will
conc from their post IN tho Philippines
10 garrison Fort Douglas ~ place Of tho
Fifteenth regiment which has been or
Jercd 10 Jhc distant ISLANDS.
Major w +. .Burnham commands TIC
battalion. Beginning today. hn Will
have official corimand Of the entire gar
riscn at Fort Douglas supcrseding Ma
jor j. NJ. Arrasmith and Colonel Frank
j.. Jones. the latter OF whom has becu
prevented from acting in his capacity as
andant Of The post since he WAS
injured bv hcinc thrown from horse.
During Colonel Joncs's Illness. Major j.
NJ. .Ar,asmith has he'd command OF Fort
Douglas. To-day aioIN Surnlem will
take The reins In his hands. 1t is un
dersiood that Colonel Jones Will bc cN-
cusci from further dutr on account OF
his sickness, and that as soon he Is
= bic he viii so 10 The governments hos
pitol station at Hot Springs, Ark. 10
The train carrying tho battalion ar
rived in Ogden from san Francisco yes
tcrday forenoon at 10 o'clock. Two
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
MAN
FOUND DEAD IN ROOM
Partly Decomposed Body
Bears No Clue Which
Might Identify.
MANUSCRIPT IN POCKET
Badly Spelled Verses Throw
Light OH Unfortunate's
State Of Mind.
MANUSCRIPT IN POCKET

The parity jccomposcd body Of an un-
identified man. dead about three days
was found late Yesterday AFTERNOON by
PntrcImou Mccormack in dressing
room at l9L Commercial a,rcct the sec
ond floor oil a house which has been va
cant for the past two years. Upon the
person Of the dead man WAS nothing
by which the police might establish his
idcntiiy In the Duttonholc Of his coat
lapel wuS a white cnamclcd button bear
ing the inscription. ~. OF c. In his
pocket was found the m3nuscript Of II
poem. which the police believe he wrote
during his last hours as Nindlco ton o.
his course in life.
There were no marks Of violence upon
the body and whether the man died OF
natural or unnatural causes is not known
Harry Harper justice Of the peace
and acting coroner, VII Ticw the body
This morning and decide whether or not
an inquest and an autopsy shall be
held
The man appeared to be German
about 80 wears old. In stature ne was
short and thck-sct and his complexion
was dark. 3 negro who was COINS
through tho house YESTERDAY afternoon
was responsible FOR the discovery OF
tho body and reported the matter TO Pa
troinan Mccormack. The body vas re-
moved TO the O'Donncll undertaking cs-
tablisnment and. although a number OF
those vino are familiar with the people
the body. ono could throw any light
upon the identity OF the dead man.
Fine Verses,
The manuscript of the verses found
in the dead mans pocks; was poorly
written. misspelled and lm9 been cor
mos, iirstble. Tho poem is entitled
Tho Convicts Dream, and following is
a sample:
In the sick ward ST Jackson prison,
On II bed Of canvas and straw,
Dying. sulcn and case hardened,
Lies a breaker of the law
Convict patient. striped and number
\ beG1tina tablcau Icnos
There TO pcrsoDate most truly
Crimes inevitable end.
ArtistIcally careless
or his own impending fate,
Though il be inevitable
OF doubtful future state.
He ignores his kindly chaplain.
Who Is there 10 soothe and cheer.
Eapt In revcrlcS extending
Through his desperate career.
Sneak thieves. shystors and attorneys.
Learned judges, cold and grim.
Eunko stecrnrs. gun and Founders.
Seem 10 gaze aDd point at him.
Then the ny cop and the special.
Whispering. working up the case,
And again "ropcd in sucker
STear3 10 each time and place.
The manuscript ends in an illcslble
scrdnl as follows;
Thus he died, this bichNay robber
And the shining saints presume
Truly. I must study closer
Not the sequence, but the Gauss
Human misery and caro-
To oblivion nOM COnSiGn him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
Exemption Law Upheld.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct IS-The con-
sttutsonsliiy OF the. anne ndment exempt
ing public service companies in California
from municipal taxation was upheld H.
decision handed down by Superior
Judge SeaWeu- The ct1T of San Fran
the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph com
pany. which filed demurrer based on
the amendment Judge Scawcll sustained
tho demurrer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
Bamberger Electric Cars to Ogden
every houT-on tho hour-in an hour

IN THt, DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Iniied states for the District OF
liah. in the matter of w. IT, Moshier.
bankrupt No. lsii in bankruptcy. Pc
ttton FOR discharge
10 INC honorable John A. Marshall. Judge
OF the District Court OF the United
States for tho District OF Ttnh:
", y. Moshcr. Of Murray. In the COUNT
on Sa!t Lake and State OF Utah in SAID
districi: respectfully represents that on
inc l'th DAY ot August last past. he was
duly adjutSed bankrupt under the acts
OF Congress relating TO bankruptcy: tbat
nc mas duly surrendered all his property
amo % r'Shis oil property. and has fully com
pied with all the requirements OF said
acIs and oi the orders Of the court touch
Ing his bankruptcy.
wherefore. he prays that he may I've
decreed by the court 10 have a C,lI dis
charge from all debts provablo apains,
his estate under said bankrupt acts' e~.
ccpt such debts as are excepted by Ia u,
from such discharge
Dated this iIth day OF October. 8. ID
l'lh ". L, MOSHIER.
Bankr,ipt
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NRDER o.. NOTICE THEREON.

biSiFlct Oi l tan.
On this 18th day OF October a ID
spll- on reading the foregoing petition il
~ ordered by the court that a bearing
pe mao upon the same or the ard dnv nf
november. \. T.. 1871. before said rouri
~ salt Lake City. in said dietric, aI IN
, ,,'a. ,1peh 10 INC forenoon. and that notice
thereof be published in The salt Lake
TIpune. = newspaper printed in said dis
,,cI. ana that all known creditors and
"o,hcr persons in interest may appear al
me said time and place and show cause
u any they have. why the prayer OF the
sara petitioner should not he granted
ana IL is further ordered By the court
,hat the clerk shall serd by mail 10 ali
hnoNn creditors copies of said petiton
ana this order. addressed To them al fheJr
p'acss OF residence as stated
witness The Honorable John A. Mar
snail. Judge or the said District rn,1rt
ana ~. tne seal thereof. al Salt Lake CITY
10 sala district. on the 18th day OF Octo,
Attest;
o. JER.OLD r.. LETCDEE.
N" Va N"ori( Clerk.
~S-~~~-- mai.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
FIRST BATTLE OF THE
REBELLION A DRAW
Government Troops and In
surgents Come Together
at FIankow, China,
Continued from Page One.)

news which they are eagerly seeking
from correspondents and the foreign
legations. British and japanese reports
fail To confirm the announcement that
the situation at Marking is critical.
The Russian troops have been ordered
to suppress Immediately any excuses
BY rcvolu ioDaries or bandits near the
railway stations in Mnnehuria without
waiting for further Instructions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
Debating Club Elects Officers.

"Ciceronia," the debating club which
was organized AT the L. d. :. T.. last
spring, has adopted a constitution and
elected the following officers. Harry
Hedger president; Archie Frecbairni vice
president, and Leo Sharp secretary and
treasurer, The membership OF the So
ciety is limited 10 twenty and the meet =
ings, which Will be held every Friday
afternoon, Will be limited TO members. IL
is hoped TO give several debates before
the student body. however
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
NEW FACTORY NOW
IN WORKING ORDER

The new sugar tory plant in Sewer
county started operations Monday, &C
sording to 1dVicas received AT the local
Offices Of the Utah Idaho Sugar COM
Daay Tho reports SET forth that every
thing is running satisfactorily and that
toe first 800 tons OF bects were put
through day before yesterday in fine
shape. The plant is still being run by
the Dyers, who built IT, For the past
ten DAYS water has been used 20 give
il o thorough test before handing IL over
To the sugar company N cost about
5000. 900. and has q guaranteed capa city
Of 500 tons OF beets per day. The esti-
mated crop in the Scvier county district
this year is between 10000 and 80, 900
tons,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
Every Man Read
This

This treatment Is said 10 nave
acquired a wonderful reputa ;ion
throughout the east, owing 10 its
peculiar propensity TO fortify the
nerve force ard generate health
and 2 consequent personal mag
vietisn. so essential 10 the happ,-
ness % every normal human be
ing. II Is clainicd TO be A bless
ing 10 those who are physically
impaired. gloomy despondent.
nervous and who have trembling
az the limbs, dizziness. hear, pal
piiation, cold hands anG feet, in
soinnia. fear without cause. tin,
.dity In venturlng and general IN
ab!lity 70 act nationally as others
DO. Also % vast benefit 10
writer's. professional men. office
workers and the Victims OF soci-
e,ys late hours and over-indul-
ceBcc IN wines. liquors. etc,
By preparing the trentment at
home secretly no one need know
of snothers trouble. while the
ingredients are much used IN fill
ing various prescriptions. so that
even the purchase OF them sop
arately need occasion no tim
idity.
II the reader decides 10 try It.
set three ounces OF ordinary syrup
ssrsaparila compound. and one
ounce compound fluid balmwors:
mix and LEI stand TWO hours. then
ger one ounce compound essenCc
eTdlol and one ounce tincfure cs-
domsne compound fnot csrdamonl)
mix all together. shake well and
take a teaspoonful after each meal
ard one At night.
This contains no opiates what
ever and may also he used By
women who suffer with their
naTyes with absolute certainty of
prompt and lasting benefits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19

Don 1 trifle with cold is good advice
for prudent men and women. It may
be vital in case of child, There is
nothing better than Chamberlain IS
Cough Remedy Cor coughs and colds in
children. 1t is safe and sure. For sale
by all dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19

The safety deposit boxes in the Utah
Savings G. Trust company s fire and
burglar proof vaults are the safest, the
cheapest and the haudiest-235 Main
the business hearr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
Dismissal Unadvised.

His dismissal was called the unad-
vised Joint act of an bysterical widow,
Eu9ngshu 5 empress. and Of au lrreso-
lute regent. Prince Chun.
The latter flung the cdict Of dismissal
on the council table for approval with
ont chance cf debate The sweeping
aside of the grand council showed Yuan
his danger,
a majority of the foreign ministers
IN Pekin regarded his dismissal as an
event inviting revolution and Sir John
Jordan, British minister, together with
W. w RockhilI, then American minis
ter, on January Is. 1909, jointly made
formal representations tn China neces.
stating d declaration of policy by the
regency. Yuan Shi Kai was given
asylum by the British and American
authorities, who feared for his life
and who since that time have not
failed TO let China know they hoped
for his recall. Because Of this. China
on the occasion of his acceptance of
the appointment to WI Chang sent a
special messenger 10 Secretary Knox TO
announce the event.
Yuan Shi kai s consent TO return to
office comes after refusal of at least
two government overtures. The most
important effort to coax him back oc-
CURED in 1910. when the government
appointed Tang Shao VI president OF a
board ID Pekin as a conciliatory
measure and sent him to ask Yuan to
join in arranging railway and currency
loans and paci6cation of the opponents
OF the government s policy of indus
trial development BY use of foreign
loans.
He agreed to come back if the re-
gent would guarantee freedom from in.
reference by the imperial family,
court and intriguing politicians.
The regent could not then give such
guarantee and Yuan remained at home
Tang Shao Vi tbereupon resigned.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
Rebels Decapitated.

\ consular report says several revo-
lutionists have been dccapitated at
Muldcn Except The japanese. there
are few foreign consuls beyond Har-
bin aud Nladiyostok; hence reports OF
Russian activities depend entirely upon
Russian sources,
From Hankow comes the report tha'
dctachmeuts of Japanese and German
Infantry are expected there soon.
An cdicf has been issued forbiddin z
the expectation of rice from Peklu.
a division OF the old style troops which
arrived here YESTERDAY arc quartcrcd IN
camps and temples around the various
city gates and in The streets. in which
the binh officials live,
Rear Admiral Murdoch. commander
of the United States Asiatic fleet, tcle-
graphs the legation tha; the protected
cruiser New Orleans has been ordered
to NauSine. The protected cruiser AL
buuy to Shanghai and the collier Abcr-
anda to Tien Tsin. The port of Pekin,
bringing rcluforccmcuts to the legation
guard
The American charge mere is anxious
that there shall be no alarm regarding
Pekin, as il is not considered TO be Ill
the slightest danger.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
Hundreds Killed.

LONDON. Oct. 1s.-A special dis
patch from Harkow tonight saws the
imperiahsts still hold the trenches, but
have lost several hundred nlen. killed
and wounded. Fighting lasted all day
The revolution,sts after repeated but
unavailing bayonet charges fell back
to WI Chang, Trainloads of wounded
were brought into HankoW.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-19
NEW YORK EXCURSION.
October d.

Via Oregon Short Line Union Pacific
railroads. Only $S5.05 for complete cir.
Gle tour through Omaha. Chicago. De.
troit- Toledo, Buffalo. Cleveland. New
York City, Philadelphia, Washington
Richmond, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, st.
Louis, Kansas City, Denver and inter
mediate points; limit November 30
Choice various routes and return Den
Yer to Salt Lake via D. 6 r. G.. For
details write D. f.. Burley, general pas.
senger agent, Salt Lake City, or call
city ticket office, Hotel Utah.
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HERE IS HER OWN STATEMENT.

Paw Paw. Mich. 1.-TWO years ago sufsa.
very severely with a displacement could y
be on my feet for long time. My physIe,
treated me for several months without muchr
lief, and at last sent me to Ann Arbor for an
Grafton. Z was there four weeks and came hcss
suffering worse than before. My mother ,
vised me to try Lydia E. Pinbhams Vegetai
Compound, and did. To-day L am well h
strong and do all my own houscwork. owes
health to Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable CS
pound and advise every woman who is af1lX
with any female complaint to try it,"
OrviIIc Rock, II. r. No. 3, Paw Paw, Mich.