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The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

Spier, Robins & Gehrke, the archi-
tects, have prepared plans and are
receiving bids for a five-story brick
and concrete stock building for the
Stroh Brewery Co., on Gratiot-ave.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-21

The proposition OF the Detroit
Realty Owners does not appeal TO
me as being sufficiently well establish
ed 10 be the proper place for emer-
gency funds such as you describe.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
LEADING CITIZENS
At J. {. DOOLY'S BIER
Obsequies for Late Banker
Conducted at ST. Mary's
Cathedral.

Requiem high mass was celebrated IN
ST. Mary's Catholic cathedral oy the Rev.
Father William II. Corcoran YESTERDAY
morning in honor Of the late John r..
Dooly. Miss Nora Gleason PLAYED the
organ and n double uuartetto sang the
GreSorisn Stabst Mater as the Rev
Father Corcoran met the funeral corteye
st thc door. Tho members Of Tho quar-
ictte were Mrs, Corinnc Harris Hamper,
Mrs. }. w. Curtis. Miss Margarct Ilar-
ley. Miss !CliGabc IA Nichols. 4 j. be
uUCsrc, NJ, H. Brines, j. w. Curtis and
George Some, The aColytos were James
Owens. Thomas Gill,s. Christian kotc,,
nnd James King, Jr Eugene Mahcncv
was cross bearer.
The Gregor.an requiem WAS sun. and
Chopins funeral nlaTci was plaved 'rh.
sololsts were Mrs. j. w Curtis Mrs
Corpne Harris Hammer NJ. j. Primes
and j. W Curtis. Besides the GreLoriar
requlcum. ~ j, Brincs sang 70 AIerr,i-
um Fassionis," by Rosewir: Mrs Ham
mer sang 30 Salutaris HostIa" bv I
Lewis Browne aud y. Press gave i cello
sole.
The houoragy pail bearers vr,, ,inyae
John s., MARSHALL w ", Dickson. {. &
Goodwin, William Nelson, Farley L.. WI.
liams. lie Cirsnde Young. J. r.. CosCrlTf
and A l.. Iey~ood, The active puils
bearers vcrc Thomas Weir, w. F. EraI-
Icy. Joseph GcoGhcgau. w. +. HalIorgn.
w. r. Adams. Of salt Lake CIty. and
Joscrh $ Pecry, mtermcnt was in Nt.
OiiVeI cemetery
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
.RETR|AL Of THORNE
PROGRESSES RAPIDLY
State Will Probably Close Its
Case Before Court Ad-
journs Monday.

Rapid progress was made by The
prosecution yesterday in tho retrial OF
The case of the state against Harry
Thornc. on trial for the murder of George
w. Fassell. A majority OF the state S
witnesses testified Yesterday. and the
state will probably close its case Mon
day. Among the witnesses for the STATE
who testified yesterday were a. F, Jacob,
son, the butcher. who was in the FasseU
store al tine time of the holdup and the
shooting; William Bowen and Fern NJ.
Bovd. employees of the store; 4, $.
Nowles. who was passing along the side
walk in the vicinity OF the store while
The holdups were lettering around Mrs.
Augustus Fasscll, mother of the young
man who was killed, and DR.. & NJ,
Chandler. who attended Fassell immedi-
ately after the tragedy.
Mrs, Fassoll, With the intimation of
tears IN her eyes. testified as 10 the loca-
tion OF the wound and OF her SON S
death while DR.. Chandler testified 10
having been called and rushing across
the street merely to find Fassell beyond
all aid.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Superfluous Hair
Can Be Permanently Removed

II YOU use n remedy tnat can come in di
rect contact with the hair root or foilicle
one that Will penetrate The skin and reach
tho root of the trouble and not merely re :
move The hair from the surface Such y
preparation must naturally he LIQUID
because the skin cannot absorb a solid
compound
ERADTCO Is 2 liquid such as is used
I'm France 10 free ladies of superfluou.
heir. that most humliatinS afflction and
greatest foe 10 Nomanly beauty. Those
whn nave travelled i'm Europe will have
noticed the total absence of erowths Of
superlUouS hair. due To this universally
used preparation
TRAD1Co is 8" sniagonistc 10 hair
az warm water dissolves suSar. leaving
the skin as smooth as velvet Being a
LIQUID. II penetrates the skin and de-
stroys tho mud that nourshos tho hair
The first application Of lrRApICO will In
Stdnriv remove the nair and NJ once no
gin to retard its growth until its uge viii
be no longer necessary.
That EHADICO for superfluous hair il
preferable To any other preparation is OH
Dirus: that 1t is better, more economical
and handler: than the painful. dissn-
pointing Electric Needle YOU viii admit
9ftar your first trial.
ERApICO is tho only Liquid ,epilator,
sold not on the strength ~ oHagcorated
claims but a sincere and binding suaran-
tee.
ERApICo is for sale in Salt Lake CITY
by scHHAMM JOHNSON DRUGS. "the
Never -Subsiitutors, five good stores.
Pilgrim Mfg. CO., makers. New York,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
MOVING PICTURES OF
BATTLESHlP UTAH

Moving picture displays Of drills and
maneuvers Of the United States battle
ship Utah will be shown all over the
states. The views were taken by .
Salt Lake firm. the Swanson Film com.
pany, which WAS fortunate in obtaining
some of the finest kind of pictures
showing the Utah in maueuvers with
other ships OF the navy which are pyg.
mics beside her, The pictures show the
iacllies in drills and special work These
wcrc all taken on board thc Utah by
special permission Tho cvoIutons OF
the ships with the Utah are OF more
than passing interest. The pictures will
be seen IN the moving pictures OF the
state and elsewhere when they will be
an advertisement of the state as we'll
as Of the battlcship which bears It's
name.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
FAT REDUCTION rs NO SIN

The purpose of BeantY is TO refine
the native nncoptbness OF human ma.
ture. We all bow TO its power. II is
fine only autocracv that has no nihilisj
shadow. Alas this means the fat
woman must serve instead of rule, for
beauty ID woman is composite OF
both liue and feature
Thousands OF fat women are bcaull-
full of face. But they lag behind III
the race for preferepce-because
too pondcrous outline dashes the favor
their face has gained them.
Now, pretty fat women ran reduce
that fat (not the good pure liucd flesh)
in very simple way. No eXercise--no
dieting is necessary. Let them take
one Marmola Prescription Tablet after
each meal and at bedtime for month,
The fat Will simply fade. No wrinkles
or pouches Of skin viii form. but the
loss will he uniform, The fat will go
as stealthily as it came; fade away.
The health viii improve the eve grow
more brilliant. the viii sprightlier,
Marmola Tablets are n boon-and
harmless tbeinC made from tho famous
fashionable prescription, II az. Marmo
Ia L. OF. RI FIX. Cascara Aromatic. 81.
oz Peppermint Watcr). and arc like
wise cheap, large case of the drug.
gist or the Marmola Co.. l2% Farmer
Bldg. Detroit Mich, costing only
scvcnty.five cents
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
AROUS|NC INTEREST
IN PURE FOOD SHOW
Strong Patronage Secured for
Junction City Event of
Next Winter.

F, II Whitcombe, secretary OF the Os
den organization OF the Utah Retail
Merchants association was in the city
Yesterday arousins interest in the
eleventh annual state convention Of the
association. which Will be held in Ogden
November IL and Ia. Mi Whitcombe
was also here 10 promote the home in
dustry and pure food show, which VIII
be given in Ogden November II TO Il.
Local manufacturers arc taking a
great deal Of interest in both projects,
and have pledged full support The
Manufacturers Association OF Utah, the
Home Industry association, and local re-
tailers, are actively cooperating to
make both affairs even more successful
than last year, when all expectations
were surpassed
Mr.. Whitcomhc said Yesterday that
fully so per cent OF the space for the
show had been subscribed for and that
the indications were strong for full oc-
cupatioD OF all the room that could be
offered. Utah has been among the last
of the states To take up the annual home
Industry and pure food show fea ture.
but those behind the move intend to
make mp for lost time, Just what is
manufactured in Utah the quality Of
the goods Offered and the necessity Of
patroniZing home industries can be
shown 10 no better advantage than at
such an exposition. and great results
are expected TO obtain through the un-
dertaking.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
INJUNCTION ACTION
IS SET FOR FRIDAY
Work Has Not Begun, and
Is Not Being De-
layed.

Hearing In the order 10 show cause
VIII: an Injunction should not issue
against the county commissioners 80 pro
vent them from entering into the con
tract with Midelcy BroE. for the installn e.
ton OF boilers and machinery in The nov
county iriirnIary hospital building hos
been got FOR next Friday morning at 10
o'clock before Judge G. w. Morse in
the Third district court.
Henry Green began suit against salt
Lake county 10 restrain ana epioin the
commissioners frcm enicrjng Into the
contract ON -he ground that the bid was
not handIed iu compliance with the r~.
uurcments rf tho statutes. iemporart
restraining order was Issued Friday az
tornoon. Owing to the fast tlist the wurl,
on The Installation of the boilers an,
machinery has not vet been commenced
the work will not be retarded. although
the contract has been entered into.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
ALL FIALLoWs NOTES.

The Rev. Father Rosser. d NJ. will
preach in Ogden today
The officers elected last night for tie
Llterary and Debating club were Neil
Boyle. president: George Schmidt. vice
president. Ralph Ccmstock. secretary.
Special music VIII he given for All
Souls day CTuesdayl and for the feast
Of All Seirts on Wednesday. Prot An
ton Petersen win present an augmented
choir with orchestral accompaniment.
An original play In two acts, entitled.
The Last Touchdowp," by Prof James
NJ Madden. has heen accepted by the
Dramatic society and will be staged
Christmas week. The play deals with
college life on tho sri;iiron and has
good sprinklng Of love and adventure.
Original college songs and ballads. COM
posed by different members of the Clee
club will be rendered between the acts.
The cast viii he chosen by the Fey.
Father Canning. dramatic director. and
the assigning cf parts win depend great
II on the work Of the students in tneir
different eloCution clsssez
gymnasium professor has been en-
saSod and classes in gymnaslics viii be
gin next week The Very Rev. Presl
dent and faculty extend = cordial invi
tation to the public 10 be present At
the stercopticon lecture TO be given next
Wednesday evening in the college hall
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
INTERSTATE TRAFFIC
EXPERT is IN CITY

81 intend 10 try and see all interested
in interstate traffic during my stay
here said Z, II Leopold. guest al
the Senlob last night, MY present
visit Is merely introductory bul it is
our intention To open here a branch OF
La Sale Extension university giving
thorough course in interstate commerce
work.
1--WE shall organize a local class and
the course Will consist of both colrc-
spondence instruction and lecture
courses. La Sale university is well
known and the work it is now undertake
ing OF instruciinS business men all over
the country IN matters of traffic rates
aud general dealings under the inter
state commerce laws is indorscd by cX-
perts everywhere"
Mr.. Leopold is registrar for the uni
Ncrsity in tile interWountain and western
states. He viii sec the leading traffic
managers OF the city and will Iay his
course before the Commercial club this
week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
AUTUMN BUSINESS
IS CLOSING STRONG
Opening of the Winter Trade
Such as to Encourage
Merchants.
COLLECTIONS IMPROVED
Hunting and Football Seasons
Have Stimulated Business
in Several Lines.
COLLECTIONS IMPROVED

Business conditions among the mer-
chants of Salt Lake maintained de.
cidedly hcatby tone during the past
week. In most lines. and especially
among the department. stores, the vol
umc is rated rs being substantially
ahead Of last years business at this
timn of the year. About the only firms
who have any complaint TO make are
those dealing in furniture. which has
not found as ready market as is usual.
ly brought by the late fall season
Merchants evincc considerable op.
timism. All agree that the last few
years have recorded Salt Lake as one
of the leading ccntcrs west of the
Missouri river III the matter of reliable
business. \ prominent official of one
Of Salt Lakes lending firms declared
yesterday that of each group Of 100
people who leave this community TO 10.
cate on the coast, more than 60 per
cent Of them return here, declaring thst
business conditions and opportunities
IN Salt Lake arc generally better than
IN any of the coast cities.
Merchants Buying Well.
Travelling men for big mills and
eastern wholesale firms are also quoted
as asserting that few cities in the
country maintain such IN even, healthy
tone III merchandise business rs Salt
Lake, and also that few cities proper
tIouately buy so much first~class
stock. Merchants declare that such a
condition testifics of an encouraging
local situation, and great faith is held
In the future outlook.
Collections during the week were
even better than for the preceding
n,
feature at the close Of the week. Bar.
gain departments in nearly all lines
are SAID TO have done an astonishing
amount Of business, and broken stocks
have been in good demand, The de-
partment stores featured suits, dresses,
furs, millinery, boys and girls cloth
Inc. for the school season, shoes. hosiery
and underwear, all in winter STYLES.
The colder The weather, the brisker the
trade, and merchants are hoping for
snappy spell.
Some Bargain Sales.
One feature of the week was in the
form Of special offerings and sample
displays This does not mean that
prices on regular stock were cut. but
low figures were obtaina BILE because of
stock secured at reduced wholesale
llgnre, due TO the closing OF the regu-
lar season for stock buying in the
east.
Increasing sales are reported from
hardware stores. due TO the hunting
season; football and demand for house
hold furnishings. Open weather has
belped, the lumber business, although
there has been no change in prices. Ce.
meut has had lively business. Music
stores have felt decided impetus in
sheet music sales Of all kinds. and the
bargain department. of one large store
reports exceptionally good results in
piano sales, Men s furnishings have
found ready market in all lines.
Shoe stores also report good trade. and
squirt was felt by the crockcry con
Germs; Preliminary Christmas shopping
Is sand TO have commenced i'm earnest.
although the usual rush is not expected
for a few weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
WOULD MAKE LOADS
LIGHTER FOR TEAMS

At tho suggestion of several ,eamsters
cf Salt Lake City. Mre EVELYN RanIeI.
secretary OF the Utah Humane society.
has asked ne members Of the society
and Ihoac teamstcrs and others who arn
interested to meet in room 4 Of Fed
craiion hall ut o'clock Tuesday even
ing.
The object OF tho meeting Is TO trr to
cut down the loads that teams arc Gown
pclled TO draw for the winter Mrs
Remel said last night that teams are
now required 10 draw two yards OF gravel
and the same Of sand at "A load ana that
she hoped to see this cut down Ia ono
and half yards She also said that In
some case7 about three tons of coal are
made to cut these loads down 10 two
tons
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
SHOWS EFFICIENCY
Of HEALTH BOARD
Excellent Work Being Done
by Department Reflected
by Conditions.

4 remarkable record is being set BY
the city board OF health, and the weekly
reports are vivldly showing the efficiency
OF the department Again last week
there was but one case OF typhoid fever
reported, was also tho case on the
subsequent week. This is a wonderful
showing TOR this time OF lne year, when
as a rule typhoid is SO prevalent.
The report shows that during the week
ending October - there We're but %
eases reported.
They were as follows. Dphthcria, 6
cases; typhoid fever, | case; scarlet fever,
cases; whooping cough, . cases; chick
cnpoX cases.
During the week there were As births
reported. OF which 9S were males and
20 females. A total OF 10 deaths were
reported, OF which S were males and IL
females.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
|ANDICAPPED
% 'ae Case With Many Salt Lake
City People.

~ many Salt Lake City citizens
.sss9alcappcd With q bad back. The
ng pain causes constant misery.
frss WORK burden aud STOPPING or
[ek an impossibility. The back
AZ night. preventing refreshing o
a p,.n in ioe morning is stiff and
"A i,,,s ts'ters and linlments may give
9ue cannot reach the cause. To
1 fbs .1s pains and aches you must
a a,S hldney Pills cure sick Kid
|be" "Ta eo,,eura eura them permanently.
Ice syar syo"snG statement should con
n efsc;syne eait Lake City reader OF
a sayefTo e'fo Under,ill. Hsnefer. Utah.
||orper, oave previously given a
d Do.n LOT publication. recommend
NJ vsa Kidney Pills. and can
IA .nat the lapse Of time bas NOT
ln. y change my high opinion ~
1kaeba vas constantly annoyed h1
as ana pains through nv kidneyy, y
nj r'iune passed the trouble gro,,
Hly became so bad thai I cnnig
~ wotS and finally weaknese ~
ne eHs set 10, The kidnev go W.
yss p'ssed too frequently and .le hva,.,
hi ! =, night. Nothing helped 'Jne me
fer ! ERsSSc.red Doan's Kidpey Pill
kes mad taken the contents ~ tbrn, r,s
nv tid dp dpains and aches disa ppeareS
co,d dE,Gueys we're restored m r ,Np
lney med;a; ,Gn; ! have had no need of y
hr stSra,ee op,e at Schrsmm.Johusor ;.
All I've; Ave; salt Lake CITY, ITtab anS
bnrn qSe9lers. Price soc. Fosdan dn.i
Ients 60, Buffelo. New Yort 81 soi,
mhsr tvr .y the United States '21t' pn
othcr 'oe name-Doan sand tak,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
LOCOMOTIVE
FOR FREIGHT SERVICE
Banberger Road Adds to Mod
ern Equipment for Con-
venience of Patrons.

Electrical freight service viii be estsb-
li2hed on the Salt Lake & ogden rail-
roam, better known as tho Bamberger
road. Wednesday. TO initiate the new
service, only one train each way will be
run daily between salt Lake City and
Ogden. This will carry one through car
and another for the intermediate points.
IT is claimed that the new electric
locomotive is able To pull load of 400
tons on tangent at a rste OF twenty
three miles an hour The train Will
leave here in the evening ana the freight
distributed along the linc during the
night so that the consignce may receive
IT the following morning. On the re-
turn il will leave Ogden about mid :
night and will arrive here, after dis
tributins freight along the road in time
TO have freight dlstrubted to the Salt
Lake merchants before Z o'clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
ELABORATE BANQUET
RENDERED TO PEARSE

City superintendent OF Schools y. "
Christensen is in receipt of a newspancr
account OF banquet which was len
dercd TO Z. G. Pearae. superint endcni
OF The schools OF Milwaukee. and wbn
was chosen b. the National Education
association as lis president. by The Prin
cipal ls and Teachers association OF Mil
Taukce.
The account says that IT, was one OF
tho most elaborate affairs OF it's Kind
ever held there and was attended hy
about l5oo persons, Mr. Pearse Is we'll
known to many Of the school teachers
and educators of this city
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
.ELKS DEDICATE NEW
HOME IN NEW YORK
Building Cost st,5OO,OOO and
Is Said to Be One of the
Finest in the Country.
BY Leased Wire 10 Tne Tribune.

BY Leased Wire 70 Tnc Tribune.
NEW YORK Oct. 2S.-New York lodge
No. ], r. p. o. E., today dedicated its
Sl.5oo,o0O building on West Forty third
street between Broadway and Sixth
avenue this afternoon. 1t drew together
the largest assemblage of EllSs seen out
side a grand lodge session. thousands
being present
New York lodge is the mother lodge
OF the order and this is the first time il
has owned a lodge building, having been
here etofore located in leased rooms.
Past Grand Exalted Ruler Joseph T.
Fsuning OF Indianapolis. Ind, conducted
the general exercises, acting for Grand
Exalted Ruler John p, Sullivan of New
Orleans.
Governor John A. Dix. 2 member OF
principal speech was made BY Arthur
c. Moreland. the senior past grand eN-
aItcd ruler of the lylks and one OF the
Mayor CBynor, Governor John * Tener
OF Pennsylvania. past grand exalted
ruler most OF the past grand exalted
remote points. with many officials OF
cities. judges and legislators, were pres
ent.
The building to he occupied by the
soonest in Manhattan. OF course, The
clock dial with the hands pointing 10 II
o'clock is prominent on its facade, as an
emblem OF the order, suggesting the II
clock toast given TO the dead brothers
al every session OF each lodge all over
the United States and its possessions.
including the Philippines.
The building, which is three stories
high. Is Gttcd up with every improve
ment. including a lodge room. said 10 be
the handsomest and most complete in tho
United States; dining floor and bed
rooms, and all the necessaries Of the
clubhouse. The lodge room has one
Of the latest orchestral organs with every
similar 60 that in use at the Ocean
Grove auditorium, 1t alone cost s20,-
600
The Is. p. O T. has been in existence
about thirty years IL has about 500, 600
members all over the United States. at
Honolulu and in the Philippines The
and its possessions by Its constitution
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
MOVING PICTURE MAN
NOT SERIOUSLY HURT
~ Associated Tress.

BY AtSOCldls0 FfsS9
Los ANGELES. Oct. 2s.-W. n. Sc.
liz, head of a moving picture concern
who WAS wounded Yesterday by Frank
Miauetmatsu. Japanese gardener
after the latter had killed Francis
Boggs. Pacific coast manager for Sc
zig. passed q comfortable night last
night al a hospital and surgeons to.
Minuetmstsu is held in the city iail.
under the observation Of police sur.
geous. who are watching for a remsui-
festatiop of the murdcrous frenzy
which impelled the Japanese TO Kill
Boeas and attempt to take the life of
|Selig-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29

Don Z trifle with a cold is good advice
for prudent men and women. 1t may
be vital in case of child, There is
nothing better than Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy FOR coughs and colds in
children. 1t is safe and sure, For sale
by NIL dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Celebration Announced,

The Fratcrpai Aid association will give
a very interesting entertainment in cclc-
hration OF flollowcen next Tuesday at
p. M, in the hall i'm the Linden Hotel
building; All members and their friends
are cordially invited. Admission will be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-10-29
Cholera Ravagcs.
Ey Associated Prcss.

CIIIASSO. Switzerland oct. 2s.--The
report OF The Italian government shows
that thore were 2iI cases, with 10i
deaths from cholera in Italy during tho
week ending October 80