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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
BRIDEGROOM MEETS
HORRIBLE DEATH

NEW ORLEANS. La. aIay 1s.-whfle in this
city for the purpose Of making preparations
for his wedding. Giacamo Diana. Of Houma, La.
aged "a was today down by street car
and killed His body was ground into an al
most unacceptable mass Nearly every bone
was broken.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
PITTSBURG COUNCILMAN
FACES BRIBERY TRIAL

pITTSBURG. Pa. May 12-Charles c.
schad. former member OF select council.
was placed on trial In criminal court to-
day before Judges Robert s Fraser and
John D. Shafer, on two charges Of brib-
cry. IN connection with councilmanic
ordinance. This is schad's second trial.
ton
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
Dublin TO Have Primary

DUBLIN, Ca, May 12.-on Friday, May
r. a primary viii be held to elect
mayor and councilmen under the auspices
of the city executive committee.
Much interest is manifested in the cleo
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
HOUSE CONGRATULATES
CITY OF MOBILE

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE house
passed a resolution today congratulating
the people of Mobile, Ala upon the 2O0th
of the founding of that city,
which is to be celebrated this year.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
Veterans Will Leave

DUBLIN, Ca. May PA number Of
Confederate veterans. Sons of Veterans
and Daughters of the Confederacy and
the Dublin band will leave for Little
Rock, Ark, on Monday next to attend
the annual Confederate reunion.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
DOT Risk q
Penny.

You DOT Risk q
Penny.
This is far more than
q truss-far more than
merely a device for
holding your rupture in
place.
We are so sure It win
work wonders for you
Just as 1t has for thou
sands OF others that We
want to make a Cluthe
Truss or Cluthe Auto
matte Massager especF-
ally for your case ana
send II to you to test
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
GIANT RELIEF FUND
FOR JAPANESE F00R

TOXIC, May 13-Prince Katsura,
premier and minister of finance, is
leading a movement to obtain fund OF
SIC, 0O0, 900 to be used for the relief of
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
Yucas Heads Schools

DALTON, Ca, May G-MaJ. L. o
Lucas viii again be at the head OF the
public school system here next year, he
having decided to remain after con-
sultation with the members of the school
board. The question of salary has been
made satisfactory to all parties concern
ed. and the city as whole is pleased
with the arrangement, for Major Lucas
has done much for the public schools
here.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16
Ruptured People
Try This for Relief and Cure

NO Loss Of Time from work You
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Elastic, Springs or Leg-straps
to Weax-Won't Cost You
q Cent If You. Don't
Get Better.
You can try this-the greatest boon to the
ruptured the world has ever known-without
having to risk a single cent or your money.
It's way to get wen while working.
II you don't find yourself getting better right
from the first, then you won't have to pay
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16

It explains the dstngers
OF operation. Explains
why wearing ordinary
trusses IS simply SLOW
suicide. Tells why druw
stores and dealers IN
surgical supplies sshoulo
no more be allowed 10
sell trusses thin a
schoclb0y would be al
lowed to perform in op-
Grafton. Also exposes
the fake methods. .
Appliances, +" PLASTER
pads" fake free
cure, - etc.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-05-16

Vut4uB 6eB4uB AE VNC8
This MASSAGE is 50 beneficial-so cura tive-i
that 100 people out of every 200 begin TO yet
better and stronger almost the minute Clufhe
Truss Is put on-so beneficial that among rne
truss some Of the worst cases Of rJ;pture
free Book Tells An About It
So that you can judge for yourself we wans
to send you-free-Our cloth bound hook CT az
vice-it is full of facts for the ruptured never
before put in print-facts we have harmed
during forty years Of day-after-day experience
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
Chicago Detective Is Looking
for Unknown in Connection
With LOrimer Case.
CHICAGO BANKERS MUST
TESTIFY OR GO TO JAIL
Fight Being Made on Various
United States Senator's for
Helping Illinoisan.
~ Leased syire to The Tribune

BY Leased Wire to The Tribune
CHICAGO. April GA new and i'm
portant witness was sought today to
appear before the Helm committee that
is investigating alleged bribery in the
election OF United States Senator Will
liam Lorimer when il resumes its ses
sions at Springfield next Tuesday
This witness. who docs not live in
Chicago, is being hunted by detec
tive.
The identity of this new witness Is
being carefully guarded. but its i'm
portance r.sy be Judged by the fact
that the detective refused TO give the
case into the hands of any Of his as.
sistants.
John j. Healy, attorney for the com
mittee. is said To have heard O report
from the detective over the long dis.
tance telephone today. Mr.. Healy ad.
mitted that new witnesses are expected
next week.
Coupled with this development came
the announcement today that Chicago
bankers will face Jail sentences for
contempt of court if they again fail to
respond to the senate q summons served
upon them for next Tuesday. The com.
mittee is anxious to discover who 1t
was that induced them 10 Ignore the
subpenas of the committee
ATTORNEY Healv said that Edward
Tilden. president OF the National Pack
ing company and reputed treasurer of
the 100000 fund raised 10 elect Lori
mer, has not vet indicated whether he
will respond TO the fresh summons
served on him for next Tuesdays hear-
in".
"Mr. Tilden will be treated with no
greater severity than will officials OF
the Drovers Deposit National bank and
the Central Trust company if they
again ignore the summons to appear
with their records, said n member OF
the Helm investigating committee 10
day. "They will he liable for con
tempt.
Harvey Blair. cashier. was the rep
rcsentative Of the Droyers Deposit Ma
tional bank summoned. and Alfred Alb.
bctt of The Central Trust company is
also under n subpoena To which he has
thus far failed to respond
Representatives Of the committee are
trying 70 find the secretary of the
Hines Lumber company to serve him
with n subpoena, il is said. Mr.. Healy
said that the secretary could not be
located today. .ar. e.. F. Wiehe. secrc
tary Of the Hines company, was at his
| home during the forenoon. but said
that he did not want 30 talk to any
newspaper men.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
Why Should Use
CutiCura Soap?

"There is nothing the matter
with my skin, and ] thought
Cuticura Soap was only for skin
troubles" True, it is for skin
troubles, but its great mission is
to b,vvent skin troubles, For
more than generation its deli
cate emollient and prophylactic
properties have rendered it the
standard for this purpose, while
its extreme purity and refreshing
fragrance give to it all the advan-
tages of the best of toilet soaps.
1t is also invaluable in keeping
the hands soft and white, the hair
live and glossy, and the scalp
free from dandruf and irritation.
While its first cost is few cents
more than that of ordinary toilet
soaps, IT is prepared with such care
and Of such materials, that it wears
to a wafer, often outlastlng several
cakes of other soap, and making
its use, in practice, most econom-
ical Cuticura Soap is sold by
druggists and dealers everywhere,
but the truth of these claims may
be demonstrated without cost by
sending to "Cuticura," Dept G,
Boston, for a liberal sample
cake, together with thirty-two-
page book on the skin and hair.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
POLITICAL WISDOM
OF 4 BRITISH DUKE
His Grace of Manchester Sorry
to See United States Take
Up Income Tax.
BY Leased Wire 10 The Tribune


NEW YORK. April .e.-Departng TO
day on the Cunard steamship line Car
mania the duke OF Manchester whose
wife was Miss Helene Zimmerman OF
Cincinnati. declared chat he was sorry
TO sec that the United States was tax
ing up the income tax" which Dad
proved a failure In Great Britain.
The income tax has been ono OF the
culses OF Great Britain" said the duke.
The people Will find il out here if they
adopt IL. (, is foolish FOR the state OF
New fors 10 favor II FOX II the figures
| have seen are correct. New York Will
pay practically one seventh of the total.
once il is adopted.
''Of course, for a state like oklahoma.
The income tax viii be Just the thing.
But IL has never been q Csir ,aN In Eng
land. The tax gives rise TO minute ques-
uoniug into a mans affairs.
'Rsciproclty? Yes. IL Is good for Can
ada and the United States, hut rot so
good for England. and it Is Our own fault.
Our loss Is the gain OF the United States.
We have nothing To offer Canada. /
have come 10 he protcctionist and he
lieve we should have protective tariff
because our colonies have come To the
point where they can help us and sup
ply the needs OF Great Britain"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
ANOTHER GOOD WEEK
IN BUILDING PERMITS
Total for the Past Six Days
Close to Three Hundred
Thousand.

Building permits for the last six
davs total nearly 100000, a week s
record for the wear this far. Resi-.
dences take the lead in the number of
permits making up the large part OF
the total Permits as issued by the
city building inspector follow:
A. c. Brown. one-story double brick
dwelling. 57G-7S North Third West street.
$4,000.
a. s. Brown one-srory. double brick
dwelling. 56s-6S North Third West $4,000,
4. s. Brown. one-story brick dwelling.
562 North Third West street.. $1,000.
J. G. Simpson one-s story brick dwelling,
61S South Twelfth East street. $4,000.
]. c. MdgIey. one story brick dwell
ing. rear OF 80 South Fifth East street.
$1,000.
J. G Mideloy. one-story brick garage.
rear 259 South Fifth East street, $500.
K. Franz one-story double brick dwell
ing: 966-6S West Fifth South street
D. Tnsworth, one story brick addition,
Sal West Second North street. 5000
dweliiHs. li5s 'i East 8 second avenue. $500,
Malvina Stwell. one STORY brick dwell
ing, 6is South Fifth East street. $500.
Alma Harper, one-story brick dwell
Modern Home Building company. one
story brick dwelling. 190 j street. $4,000
Clayton Investment company. altera-
tions brick store. 1919 East First South
Margarett S. Perry, ne-storv brick
store building. 1lels and $50 West South
Temple street $4,000.
pany. two-story frame dwelling. Goa
South Twelfth East street. $4,000;
The Judge comnany: alterations oi
n mNV.
Mary Davis. one story brick dwelling.
rear Of &c North First West street. 5000.
z. y, Millct. oDeslory brick garage
rear Of 553 East South Temple street
Leo Dannefclzer. one-story frame addi-
iion. i72 South Eleventh East street
Emil Nokleby. one-s,orv frame dwell
ing 632 Desota street. $500,
+. L. Sheets. Empress theatre. rear %
South Main street. 100000
ing. ?19 East Eighth South street, $1,000
!. r.. Morgan. one-storv brick addition
5Ge West First North street $1,000.
y G.. Reese, one story brick dwelling
1863 South Ninth East street $1,000
Jcns Jensen. one-story frame addition
S47 Express avenue $1,000.
+. J Fabian. aiteraiIons. Iad6 Il" South
1903 Third avenue, $500.
y. X: Tiernan, oneaStory frame gar;aagzee
rear AS East South Temple street $1,000
4. II. Christensen, porch, 2i9 North
Main street $500.
Il. Flayger. porch 9is Third avenue
SiOO.
John c. Donaldson. one-story bricl;
dwelling 800 East Tempest avenue. $4,000
Maple j. BeiZ. onc-story brick dwell
ing. SGS East Eighth South street, $4,000
dwelling. 3GO-G4 Post street. $4,000.
Ashton Brothers company, one STORY
brick dwelling 1924 East Ninth South
street. s2500.
Holland and Myer. one story brick
dwelling. 1jIl South Fourteenth East
street $4,000.
Heirs Of Walker estate. two STORY store
and office building. 322 South Main street
and 10 Postoftce place $4,000
j. J. Duke, ST.. ono STORY brick dwell
ing 220 South Wendell court. $1,000.
y. +. Siathakos. have oxen. rear 81
West Second South street. $500.
Elizabeth Holt, onr-stOrY frame dwell
ing 1855 ArapahGc street $1,000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
Real Estate and Trade Notes

T. D. rutherford has completed plans
for residence for b. r. Owen on Cath
crime street TO cost $4,000. This is one
of the dozens of new residences that
viii add TO the built-up appearance Of
the residential sections of the city he.
fore the year is past.
Tutte Bros realty firm reports gen
eral business mp 10 the standard with
rentals al their best. Inquiries are
being listed for business and residence
property. Among the sales made the
past week by this firm is the sale of
a building lot TO G. c. Davis ON Tenth
East between Fourth and Fifth South
consideration $1,000. The owner of the
lot, Donald Thompson, had intended
building residence, but accepted a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
BECOMES AN ISSUE.
loriner Case May Wreck Political For
tunes OF Supporters.

BY Leased Wire TO The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. April 22-More than
one of the senators in the United States
senate is trembling in his boots against
statesman back home is certain 10 arise,
point finger al him and eXclaim: He
voted for Lorimer"'
Conspicuous among those conspicuous
statesmen are Pcnrose Of Pennsylvania.
Simmons OF North Carolina and Bailey
OF Texas.
al the last session OF the congress de-
clarins Lorimer was not honestly elect
ed was defeated. a fair proportion of
the fortysix already had been handed
with instructions TO get off on March 1
last. Now the sena torial asplrants out
of the woods have taken up the record
and the Lorimer question has become a
Pennsylvania. North Carolina and Texas.
James After Paynter's Toga.
Ollie NJ. James. giant in the house Of
representatives and personal nuncio of
the leader on the ways and means COM
mittee, is out after the scalp OF Thomas
II. Paynter Of Kentucky, who not only
was one of the fortystX who voted to
retain the lllinoisan, but also was one
of the coadjutors of Burrows and Bailey
on the committee that passed the abso-
luton for the blonde boss When
Payntcr followed Bailey into the camp
Of the dr-protectionists and associate
AIdrlcneS during lilt ldIlIl plll HSpl,
Mr.. James's fury arose. for MS tariff
Views are moduatcd on the order of
Golden and Bright, although somewhat
intensified by association with Henry
Watterson, But when Paynter again
followed Bailey as a member OF the sub
committee tina, gave Iorimer clean
bill of health the James indignation knew
no bounds. Whereupon Mr. James an
nounced he would oppose Mr., Payntcr
for the Democratic nomination for sena-
tor In Kentucky in the July primaries
which will advise tho legislature that will
said legislature shall
have q Democratic majority.
The climax was reached when James
discovered Kentucky was being flooded
with copies OF the speech Lorimer made
in his own defense IN the senate. That
Lorimer should thus aid Paynter in the
ATTEMPT TO get square with The popu-
lace OF Kentucky caused MIR. James 10
address the kentnckians in a speech that
was mostly tabasco.
Fight on Simmons.
Senator simmons of North Carolina in
the last congress showed his devotion to
the twin causes OF lumber and Lori
mer Hhercupon. as his term will expire
on March 4. 1913. some folks who were
interested In neither Lormcr nor lum
ber but who had n mighty ycarn,ng
the United States senate,
on the simmons trail,
Governor William kitchn, former Gov
prnor Clarence II. Aycock, Representa-
tive Claude kitchin and some other North
rarolinans are suspected of a desire 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
MINER KILLS WOMAN
AND SELF IN BUTTE
BY Associated Press.

BN Associated Press,
BUTTE Mont. April 22.-Ad Lewis a
miner living I'm this city for the past
twenty-five years, shot and killed Mamie
Smith. landady OF the Imperial block.
and then blew out his own brains at
about O'Clock this morning in one of
the rooms of the block. which Is located
in the central part OF the city.
The couple had been on intimate teriIss
and IL is believed a disagreement over
money matters was the cause of the
double tragedy, The Smith woman was
seeking q divorce from her husband, who
Is now In Spokane. and had promised
10 marry Lewis. The Smith woman was
a former propre tress Of n house In the
rcd light district She was about 80
years OF age. Lewis was i3.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23

government position in Wyoming and
moved away from the city.
Kimball q Richards, tho Highland
Park people, have had good sales in
that addition, With scores of custom
ers on their list, collections have been
excellent, according TO the repor, re.
ccivcd from their office. Work ON the
streets of Highland Park is going ahead
steadily and with new houses going up
in different parts of the addition there
is an air Of city life about this cxten-
sivc suburban residence section.
A change of plans has been ordered
by the city board Of education for the
new high school building on the east
side. The change calls for wing type
of building instead of "A block type as
the original plans accepted by the
Of building viii give a better lighted
building.
Plans soon viii be completed for the
new Uintab school building for Elcv-
enth South street between Sixth and
Seventh East The firm of Dallas &
Hedges has charge of the architectural
designs
Notice of the sale of tho 100000
worth of bonds for the erection Of the
new central university building has
been issued. The board Of regents of
the university has awarded the con
tract for the plans to the firm of Can
non, Fetzcr and Hansen.
Business is reported satisfactory by
the firm of Burt & Carlquist. This firm
recently moved TO new offices on up
L..
ground floor office Farm lands is IA
speciality with the firm and the sales
and inquiries have been steady for the
past week.
The Meredith garage on Third South
and Edison avenue Will he ready for
occupancy next week. The stock of
Ford automobiles, for which Mr.. Mere
dith is agent, motor cycles and bicycles
will he moved from West Third South,
The new garage increases the floor
space, which is greatly needed by the
firm in order TO handle its increased
business. The building is a two.story
brick, well lighted and conveniently
Increased forces of men have been
put to work ON the street repairs Of
the asphalt pavement in different parts
OF the CITY, adding 10 the weekly pay
rolls. Main street and South Temple
streets are being repaired at this time.
a Richter reports sales in Fairmount
Springs addition better than he cx.
pectcd. He was busy the past week
showing prospective buyers the spleu
did residence lots in that home site
edition, In addition to this feature
OF his business for the week he re-
ports other sales of property, showing
the realty market 10 be in an active
state. Mr.. Richter looks for an IN
ease in building activity and in the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23

realty trade in general. He says prices
have not changed materially for the
week. but the general upward ten
dency plainly indicates growing values
in Salt Lake real estate.
The vacant lot lust east of the new
Hotel Utah is being filled in with rich
soil preparatory to parking it. The en-
trance to the Deseret gymnasium on
the east Of the vacant lot will be paved,
excavation work having been com
plcted. The streets of the church
square viii be paved with asphalt, ad
ding TO the appearance and value of the
property.
North bench property continues popu-
lar among buyers of homes. The Salt
Lake Security e. Trust company reports
strong Inquiries for homes in the last
week Among the sales made by this
firm were a house and lot To Charles
Yctter. 36i Post street. conside alton
$500; house and lot TO John .Jongsma;
q house and lot to Martha Hoffman. 9l9
West Third South street $2iO0.
Ashton 4 Jenkins report a steady bus
ness in all real estate lines for the last
week. and hold out an optimistic view
of The trade n general in the city.
Among the activities recently OF this
firm are the following Edward Briggs
purchased a fire-Coom cottage and lot on
Windsor avenue for $@1a0: David Athay
paid $4,000 for a five-room bungalow and
lot on Conway avenue. The school board
pnrcha red five acres az the corner OF
Eleventh South and Seventh East for
Sl2.5OO. a modern public school building
VIII be erected here in the future al
cost OF $4,000. Edward Houghton on
Laird avenue In Valley View purchased
= siX-room brick bungalow for S4500. A
fourroom brick cottage is being erected
for George G. Mathews on Downlngton
avenue In the Ninth East subdivision.
TWO modern homes were recently COM
menccd In Liberty Heights. ono for the
Misses Meyers and Holland to cost $4,000
and the other for Joseph W. Birkcnhead
To cost $500. a number of sales Of
vacant lots In Liberty Heights is also
reported.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
iskey Costs Only
a Gallon
4as City Man Has Published a
GIving the Formula by Which
.Whlskey Trust Makes Their
per Gallon Whiskey for
Only 12c per Gallon.
xne Whiskey Trust by Mailing
9ook Containing Formula Free
to Every One.

aarcel. located at 1924 Main St.
'nlly. Mo. has published a book
secrets OF the Whiskcy Trust
In which he shows how the
r[rust lakes a bushcl of corn, a
uarley malt. a pcnny's worth OF
,"u makes live gallons Of whis-
total cost or less than 30 cents.
w sells 1t ~ from four TO dive
Z, gallon, He explains how the
parons make their millions and
Hno pays for their mansions and
fiiss, The book is fascinating
sreet crime against the con-
~ wbisley.
Hsrcel is mailing out thousands
Y books exposing the secrets of
1s1sey Trust on account of the
'snt against him. Any one In
s smouid write for the book, as II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
BOSTON boy BROKER"
ARRIVES UNDER ARREST
BY AssocIaled Press.

NEW YORK. April 22,-Rohert r. Da-
vie. The Boston boy broker" under in
dictmcnt for embezzlement, got back TO
the United States tonight after a flight
10 South America. He will he taken 10
Boston for trial.
Caught in Rio de JaneIro. Davic was
brought hero In custody of TWO Boston
detectives. Davic said little during the
voyage, hui one OF the ships officers said
he appeared 10 be "one OF the happjest
persons ON board
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
OR OF FAMOUS
BOOK GOES INSANE
1pcLated Preas.

'ridtso tTeSE.
-iABuLA. o, April 22.-ATrs Har-
'eue Bates, author of Two Men Of
rld which was published twenty
2 80. creating a scnsa ton. was ad
insanc today. Since the recent
q OF an Italian here by q police
trS. Bates has imagined that the
= are plotting 10 harm her.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-23
ALBANIAN REBELLION
QUELLED BY THE TURKS
Ry Assoclnted Press.

WASHINGTON. April 22.-With the
arrival OF strong achievements from
Constantinoplc. tho rebellion in tho AL
bantam vilayet of Scutari has been
quelled by the Turkish government, ac-
cording Ia advlces TO the Turkish en-
baSEy here.
Reports that the Insurgents at Luzi
had recently defeated the regular troops
and taken the city were officially de-
MED