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mile and 25 mile race. but has never run 60 Marathon with him nor was he tn the last race. S. to settle the dis pute as Co wh" is rhe best Marathon racer ir Nome Anderson is particularly anxious to race it out with Comet. also Frank Cassidy and Mike Savn who are in Nome
 Should any af the long distance rae CTS take up the challenge An,. rson win go into training at once so the race can bo pulled or at once or before the close 1f navigation
 Take your exercise at tne Bowling Alley
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Before leaving for Seattle. order a dozen bottles Bartlett Natural Water delivered to your stateraom from Seward Com1 Co.
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There is always something new Good music from now on always some thing doing and the lunch aro~ina.
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For Blue Ribbon. Budweiser. Olym. pis o- Rainier pints. call up Main 6.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
N 'VAMARA LAWYERS
HOLD A CONFERENCE
Probability That a Request
Will Be Made for a Change
of Judges.
MOTHER COMING WEST
Indiana Judge Denies Petition
of Los Angeles States
Attorney.
MOTHER COMING WEST

Los ANGELES. oct; s.-Atlornsys for
the McNsmaya brothers held long con-
ference late today, presumably attending
Ia final details Of their decision regard
ing n request for n iurist other than
Judge Bordwcll To preside at the trial
They announced that their decision as
10 whether TO make an application FOR
change Of Judges would he made pub
lie tomorrow and Indicated that they
%oufd formally declare 10 Judge Rord
we'll that they desired another iurist to
hear the case
As 1T has generally been understood
that Judge Bordwcl would deny such
request. the application probably
would be made merely as a precau,ion
on the part Of the defense In case their
clients were convicted and another trial
were desired.
Tho mother and sister Of tho McNa
mara brothers are coming To Los Angeles
To attend the trial
The mother. Mrs. Mary l. Mcnamara,
has leti the former home at Cincinnati
and is now ~ tho residence of a married
daughter I'm Nebraska. They arc expect
cd to arrive in this city in a few days.
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When nothing else wi
start dirt You KNOV|
SAPOLI0
WILL. DO 1T
Works Without Wasi|
CLEANS-SCOURS-PO
NOTICE TO coNTRAcToss

Notice is hereby given that sea,ea j.
VIII DO received by the undo rslensd "
TO 3 p NJ, October ., 1911. Tor lie the - y
terials and labor required In the "a +
ton OF a twelve-room school house os -
block located between Ninth ana IN IN ~
avenue and between f and = sfrse,.
the Self Lake City board OF edncs$ ~
acc according It'll to plans; spee!nea,Ions a.
OF the bidders al the Office Of RIoSs,'
Kletting architect. 4iT-i2O Fci, bn,ss1aL< bM,ssna<
Salt Lake City. Utah. and ali MAJ b,Ssuiu'
proposals at the above time win he
board OF education In the city end co,,1
ty building Salt Lake CITY. J-tah ~'u
bids must he addressed 10 Board nt .
cation for Salt Lake City" ana n.S
in The lower le:t-haud corner. "Rida
Ninth avenu" school building" us q
bids can be delivered 10 the board =, W
cation az tho said time and nIsn.
opening same.
Bids must not contain conditions -,
ihcauons. propositions or any AZ
things than those mentioned In ~,
specifications. drawings. contracts
bonds and bidder must use tho fov,s'
nids which viii be found at the oysal
the seid architect. and no other fosn
bid VIII be received
certified or cashiers checI; on a.
bank in Salt Lake City. Utah ~
leaSt-5 per cent OF the amount NJ
bid must be enclosed. Each chccr r.
he made payable To the undersigned -
ls TO be forfeited 10 the unde,si.ncs
case the bid Is accepted and the ma
does not entos into the contract win
three days after its acceptance for II
faithful execution Of tho contrnet !.
bond hereinafter mentioned
The proposed contract and bond ara ~
at the office OF said architects and b.
there be examined.
bond must be furnished for ona. h.
OF the bid. and good and sufficient ,ss~
| ties. all satisfactory to the undersIenn1
The bids are TO be for the foilnv;.
work and no subdivision win be SOM
cred:
! l. For the building compIete cxe&
heating. plumbing and electric lIghtinr
| .. For heating.
| 2. For plumbing.
g. For electric wiring for light
The undersigned reserves tho rjnhpI
! reject any and ali bids.
Dated Salt Lake city. September
| 1911.
! LAKE CITY, -
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Petition Denied.

INDIANAPOLIS. oct. 6.--IudCe Joseph
j. Markcy OF the criminal court OF this
county tlds afternoon denied the pct-
ton OF States Attorney j. ~ Fredercks
of Los Angeles county, California, that
dynamite seized In this city at the time
OF the arrest OF John j. Mcnamara he
removed to Los Angeles 10 he used as
evidence In the trial of Mcnamara.
In his ruling. Judge Martcy said the
dynamite, exploding apparatus. reVol-
Vers and gun, and the books of the as
socia ton OF bridge and structural iron~
workers. connscated by the police when
Mcnamara. secretary OF the association.
was arrested, would be needed here
alleged evidence III prosecution Of him
OH indictments found by ;ne grand jury
Of this county.
White he bad no doubt tho California
authorities were acting in good faith.
the court said lie knew Of no law by
which the alleged evidence would he re-
turned To this county after 1t had been
transported 10 Les Angeles.
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BELIEVES A LOWER
RATE WILL Be MADE
President Gooding Of the
Wool Growers Makes Con-
fdent Prediction.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BOISE. Ida. Oct 6.-Woolerowers and
shecpmen OF the northwest will be bcne-
Gled TO tho extent OF Sl,5Oo.OoO as the
result Of a reduction in freight rates
on western railroads. especially on wool
shipments. II the prediction Of cN-GoN-
crnor Frank Il GoodinG, president OF tho
National WoolgPowcrS association, are
fulfilled. for following his appearance be-
fore tho interstate commerce commission
that was in session in Chicago he is
confident that the commission VIII come
10 the relief OF western woolmen,
II believe tnat rate VIII be made.
said Mr.. Goudng in an interview today.
That Will save the growers in the sheep
business in the Shccp-raisinG states OF
the west. and particularly the north
west "A million and u half dollars. Ida
ho one ol the heaviest producers Of
wool, will receive large share OF H.
We hone TO get a rate OF 81 or better
as against the present rate OF S@.l3 to
Boston. II will he necessary. however.
IN order TO get a low rate TO bale tho
wool. 50 as TO Increase the minimum car
from 10000 TO 10000 pounds.
Unequal Division.
1T will rot he necessary 10 ask a
reduction on the rate east OF the Mis-
souri, river. Those roads get b cents a
hundred and the Union Pacific. Oregon
Short Line and Oregon Railroad &; Navi-
CATION company get the balance Of the
SEE or about $l;15 per hundred, and
same as that west. This condition will
have weight with the commission.
III developed at the Chicago hearing
that the imaginary transcontipental line
established in This territory was moi in
existence on the Southern Pacific. This
line Is run through Idaho so as TO make
a west Of Nampa rate Although the
same conditions exist on the Southern
Pacific there Is no such division Ncccs-
5itv for the line in this territory was
urged because of tho water competition
at the coast but with the same waller
competition on the Southern Pacific there
Is such division.
The Shecpmcn have been getting the
worst or II ON rates. When the traffic
manager "f the Union Pacific said that
the shccpTcn had been We'll taken care
OF. I pointed out that the freight on n
double deck car for sheep cost S2I.5
more than the freight on a car for cat
tie. II costs $3IJ to make deck II
costs 50 TO put II In stock car and
$ To iake II out. II the railroads are
not using these detachable decks. so as
Ia get continuous service with their
stock cars, there is something wrong
with the management.
An Unusual Question.
There has been something printed
about the statement | made in reply 10
charge that some OF the shcepmen Of
the northwest had made money. | told
III" commits sioncr how these men hsd
toiled and deprived themselves In order
10 get start. Then asked the railroad
attorney who had made the statement
about our wealth II he would answer a
question. ! then inquired how 1t came
about th3t IN so short time Mr Usrri-
man had amaSsed a fortune biz enough
TO buy ali the 50 00o 600 sheep In the west
and pay $40 = bead for them? ! did not
get the answer.
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Saved From Exposure.

w.>SHINGTON. oct. 6.--The rcsi-na-
ton of Captain Frank A. Cook recently
cour, martial"d at san FRANCISCO for
conduct unhccominr an officer. has been
accepted by tic president, * was an
uolmcod ~ the war department today
Tho findings Df the court martial were
not made public. Acceptance cf tho res
iRusiion. " - believed will end tho cas-"
Captain Ccok is native % Rhud" Island
He was shot Inst spring h. watchman
With whom Cook quarrelcd on the wharf
OF San IrHnclEln
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Witness for State.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Oct Sword
was received here today that W. T..
Griffin, chief OF police OF Kansas City.
would he a witness in the trial OF tho
cias refused 10 discuss the summoning
of Griffin, but j, WAS learned that Grif-
fin would bring 10 this city alarm clock
devices which are alleged 10 have been
used oil bombs planted with the intention
OF destroying railroad bridges near Kan
sas City, That these devices arc to he
brought here indicates that the prose
cuuon viii cndearor 10 bring in evidence
concerting other explosions and alleged
dynamite outiagcs for the purpose OF
proving wholesale conspiracy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
Date Of Hcarinr Set

WNSHINGTON. Oct. e.-An order Wa
entered hy tn" commercr court TO-DAY
fixing October - ~ tho da;c of tho hear
Ing ~ tho application of tho tranEconu-
mental railways for au injunction against
the enforcement NJ the interstate com
merco commissions order IN what arc
known ~ the Pacific coast cares
II viii hc several dsys thereafter le
Tor" tho court determine whether Inc
Injunction shrN i-sue
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POLITICAL CAMPAIGN
OPENS IN NEW MEXICO

SANTA Pc y. N. oct. Santa F'c
was today selected by the Democratic
state central committee rs its permanent
headquarters for the campaign and Of
fees viii lie opened tonight opposite the
Republican state headquarters.
National Committeeman \. y. Jones OF
las Vegas was chosen state chairman.
This executive committee Wat selected.
Arthur Sciiemau Santa Fe: Granville
y Richa rd SON Boswell; Isaac Barth,
Albuquerque. and William 3. Walton. Sill
vcT CITY.
Tho Republican, committee today iSSUea
"A statement that tho Republican party
desires 60 keep the Judiciary out OF poll
tics aud viii not permit The Republican
candidates for the supreme bench 10 20
on the stump.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office OF the Board of Public Works,

Office OF the Board OF Public Works
Lake City, September 80. 1911.
Sealed proposals will be received AT
office until o'clock p. IN. Octobes'
1911, for constructing curb and rut
and pavement In paving extension
70. including Main street North Ten
10 Second North, Center street, 4
North to Second North streets, accord
To plans OH file in the city englne
office.
Instructions 10 bidders. together 4
plans. proiles. specifications ard IA,
for contract and bond. may be obtal
upon application AT the office Of
board OF public works Of the city q
neer. for which 4 deposit Of i've N5)
lars Is required.
The righl is reserved 10 reject any
ali bids.
BY order OF the board OF public va
II. G. MCMILLAN. Chairma|
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Fake Promoters Denounced

MOBILE. Ala OCT. s Resolutions de.
uouncing as misleading claims of ClicaY,.
land promoting concerns relative tn fla.
NAT growing industry were Introduced to
dsy before the national convention OF NM
growers. iu session here
New YORK. Sau Fran~iscn. Reaunl-ui.
Houston and AmHIicus. ca. are after The
uext convention.
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Army Officer a Prisoner.

VALDEZ. Alaska oct. 6.-Licutenant
Samuel 6. Orchard. disbursins officer of
the Alaska road commission vino is
charged with tho cmbcZzIcmcnt of $ia 5GS
of government funds. and who has been
under court martial here for several
weeks, left on steamer for seattle to-
day. a prisoner. He will hc taken to
Fort Bawton. The court maTtiai's find e
Imsa have not been announced
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Oppose Parcels Post

CINCINNATI oct at tho meeting
or The executive committee ot the Ma
tiopal Harness NaEcrs' association last
night plans were laid TO oppose parcels
post legislation and to carry on n cam
raiBn against convict made goods
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The everlasting girl question is easily
and entirely solved by the insertion of
n little want "ad' IN The Tribune.
Erll phonC J21u. Ind $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-07
MANUEL ATTEMPTS
TO REGAIN THRONE
Former King of Portugal Said
to Have Army of Six
Thousand Men.

BADAJOS. Spain. ON the Portuguese
frontier. Oct. 6.-The Portuguese gov
crnmcnt reports that royalist disturb
anccs are in progress In northern Por
tugaI near The Spanish frontier, II is
asserted that 5000 men are following the
white and blue flag OF the dcposed King
Manuel II also is stated that the roy
alisis engaged and defeated tho Rcpub
lican troops al fortified town forty-nyc
miles cast Of the Braga. and that Captain
GouCiere Mil have 3O.0OO men behind him
wien he invests 0porto.
Messages from wen Informed persons a
Lisbon say these reports arc largely fIc-
ttious
rARfS. oct. 6.-A dispatch TO the
Agcncc Fournier from San Sebastian.
Spain. says,
Former King Manue! Is believed to
have arrived here on the Paris oNprcss
today. dccompunicd by his uncle. Alfonso,
the duke OF Oporto and various others. II
Is presumed that he will make his way
through Spain 10 join the royalists in
northern Portugal
MADRID. oct e.-The governor OF
Ponjcvcdra informs the government
that he sent an cm'ssary into Portugal
20 learn. what the royslists were doing.
The agent reported that absolute order
rCgned.
ltslD. Spain. DCl. - ne JpuiidI says
the Portuguese roYalists concentrated at
Pucbla de Sanabria. province Of Zamora.
Spain. about twenty miles northeast OF
BrsgSnza, Portugal. lave formed into
three columns under thc command Of
CAPTAIN Coucicre, senior Camacho Cana
varro and Ilomcn CTistO.
Their first objectivcS are ChaNcs and
Bra aGancs. where the Garrisons are re-
ported 10 have pronounced ~ favor Of
the monarchy and court -martialcG a few
officers who held contrary opinions The
monarChists uor say the entire popula
lion in north Portugal has made common
cause With them.
LONDON. oct G.-Thc rcpor, from
Paris iha. cN-Kng Manuel Is in Spain.
prcSumably on his way 10 Portugal Is
without foundation. Uom Manuel Is al
Richmond With the queen mother
IISEON. oct. 1T is reported here
early this morning that the monarclists
at Virnaes fourteen miles west OF Bra
canz1 have surrounded and cut on the
retreat OF the republican troops in that
vicinity.
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Note From Turkey.

WASfuSGToN. oct. 6.--rhc state de-
psrtmcnt today received from ioussof
X!a Pasha ths Turkish embassador 10
The United States, the first formal note
II explanation oi Turkeys attitude on
he struggle with Italy,
The note reviewed the ultima;um Of
Italy. setting forth that the war had been
proclaimed without regard tp Turkeys
request for further explanation OF Italys
demands.
Accompanying the aide memoir sd
dressed 10 tie American government WAS
- .ctter from the cmbaSsaGor making
II clear that Turkey desired 10 be set
right. on the charge that she had not
fptT- hour uitiratJIn
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Remember

We guarantee satisfaction. and if not more
than pleased YOU need not accept it, but we
know what this work is, that is why VIC
make il strong,
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Message to Pope.

ROME. OCT 6.-Thc pope today re =
ccivcd message by wireless from M=T.
Rosc't. apostolic delegate Al Tripoli,
saving:
For the first Tim" since tho Knights
o. 81. John wc~c defeated by tho Turks
auo lost Tripcli in 1851. tho cross Of
christianity has been raised over this
and. This tmo next to the cross is the
dag OF savoy.
1'hc message ends by impoJng the
coostolic bcncdicticn on Tripoli and its
rtr,r al
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Recalled His Ships.

ROME (yia fronter). oct. 6.-Tho in
tentlon OF the Italian government To
avoid further Incidents on the Albanian
coast was frustrated either because Cap
tain Biscaretu. ia command OF section
OF the torpedo boat iio,illa. had not re
Ceiycd the Instructions on this point or.
being provoked by the Turks. assumed
responsibility for his action.
To avoid repetition OF such an occur
rcucc. the admiralty office has recalled
all the ships cruising along tho Albanian
coast.
1t s understood Rear Admiral Aubrey
is mancuVcriEg in the Aegean sea. In
tfudinS Ia place waIships so that he can
capture without destroying The whole
Turkish feet II IL emcrecs from its hid
ing place.
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ITALIANS ARE
READY To PUSH
TURKS To WALL
Rear Admiral Bareddolino APP
pointed Governor Of Tri-
poll and City Occupied
by Italian Troops.
TURKEY PROTESTS
TO THE POWERS
Porte Declares Italy IS I'm
worthy of a Place Among
the Great Nations; Mes
sage to Pope.

~ ~ONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. 6.--At q
meeting today in the mosque oi
st. Sophia a telegram OF protest
against Italy's declaration On
Turkey was formulated and sent TO AL
the parlinments OF the world. peace aud
arbitration societies. universities. so
cialist organizations and The Hague
peace tribunal.
The telegram SAYS the occupation OF
Tripoli IL I'm uniustitied and that Italy
Is unworthy. of a place among the great
powers. 1t asks whether western civil
ization has considered the effect upon
the eastern mind of Italy S brigandage.
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Act DisavoWed.

BEELlN. oct s.--A =rcup Of French
men hoistcJ French flas over the rorl
at ASsdiT, Morocco threatening grave
International conIpiiCd tinus. II is an
nounccd that Eran"e had proclaimed "A
prcicctoTatv and that French cruiser
Uss CT route for kcadiT.
Tho french government Immediately
disdVowcd the action. and a. II ia not
90 presented ~ Agadir. instructed The
French consul si Nocsdor. To ask tho
Moroccan authorities To take measures to
remove the flag aud %ud the incident
According To the latest adv ices The
Frcuchmeu were dcfying the local caliph
q: Nssdir. who. on his own rcsroussb,lliy,
had ordered the French colors lowered
hut IL is expected thst the FTcnchmen
viii yicid when they learn that thcIr gov
crun1cn, has disavowcd their act
Tho ealiph sppcaicd 20 Tho commander
ui German varshlp iu the ilarbor but
o." refused 90 interfere. The French Tag
Was planted on an ancient hastiou ,IolTI-
mating the town. and which the ovcrzeal-
"us French patriots hal occupi"o iu the
absence II TIC garrison. They fired = "a .
lutc and sent word 10 N. Germans to
ieAve hradir. which they declared h4d
income French possession. Tho inci-
Dent. according To tho dispatches received
hero. created excitement ir southern Mo-
rocco but the German foreign ofrics
Is satisfied e'i,h the counter mcastres
sdorted hy tho Trench government
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Governor Appointed.

TRlPOLi. Oct G.--The Italians have
established 4 now government for Tri.
poll. Rear admiral Boreddoliuo mas
heen appointed governor Captain
taigni was made commaudauj of the
forces disembarkcd by the Italian
feet
After Italian scamHn had been
landed and occupied i'ort Sutauid. the
chiefs OF Jhe Arab tribes adjacent la
Tupoli went aboard the Italian fag.
-nip aud gave their submission. They
begged tho Italians not 10 resume the
ombardmcnt,
Tho German consul. as the senior
member OF the consular corps, also Nis.
tied ihc flagship and asked Vice Ad.
mIral faraNclli 10 assume responsible
itv for the preservation of public or
der aud the protection of foreign resi-.
dents in 1ripoli. which had been
abandoned bu the Turkish troops.
The admiral landed other de;scb-
mcuts OF sailors with guns. iurludin.
quick fire pieces. and occupied Tripoii
in a military sense This was accom-.
plisbcd without ilcideut and the an.
poiptmcnt Of government followed
fbc German consul informed Vice
idmiral Faravelli that during the shell.
ing of the town no harm had becu
done io any European or damage 10
.he property of Europeans.
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HERE IS THE PLAN

HERE IS THE PLAN
Acoupon will be published each day. page for Is days
and with photo wish reproduced and
for the painting and for the Frame 81 SO and up
If portrait satisfactory to you COUPON IN SUNDAY TT
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MADRID. oct. e.-Thc governor of
PonjcNcdra informs the government
that he sent an cm sSary into Portugal
70 learn. what the royalists were doing.
The agent reported that absolute order
rricnnl