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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07

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The Cossack is fearless
the Arab expert at feats. bu1
complete mastery of the sad.
ole IS the accomplishment o1
the Western cowboy. Reck.
less, yet graceful, he car
ride anything. The crucial
test comes i'll subduing the
unrldden broncho-a conflict
OF human intelligence and
skill against dumb, excita-
bic obstinacy.
The broncho is lassoed,
Kicking, rearing, snorting.
lie is blindfolded and the
saddle girted. Held by the
lariat, the animal continues
ms frenzied plunging till at
last, feeling the mount. he
executes a paroxism of hair
raising evolutions.
Buck, you vicious brute
DUCK, Tor the very freedom
of your range life depends
on unseating that two
legged being who would
conquer you! Vent your tenn
per, hurl yourself into all the
lnborn contortions dumb in
stlnct suggests! Shoot into
the air, back bumped, fore
legs rigid and head well
down; twist, fling your tense
legs far out; then, dynamic
force impelling, plunge stiff
fly to the ground! Your
rider is nearly shaken off
that awful jar sends furies
up his spine, shoots stars
from his eyes: he gasps for
breath; he is shaking like an
aspen; his face is white.
Again lunge, turn sideways
IN the air, legs paving wild
lv-double, plunge down on
all fours till the ground
trembles from the impact!
The man is clinging! What
run-stop with butte-like
abruptness! The man nearly |
goes over-now he steadies
himself! What manner of
thing clings SO tenaciously
to your back? Nostrils
eyes flaming, spurn
the ground with hurtling|
force; now upward and back
ward - threaten to crush
that invincible, cingingI
something! Stiffen your
joints, leap again and again
jar his crumpling vitals
till his catching breath no
longer feeds his lungs. Gy-
rate, rear, plunge, throw
your feet-make him take
leather. Now with might
and main: bend your head |
till nose nigh touches hoofs,
with foreIegs fairly vibrat-
ing pound the ground-w with
the ponderous plledr1ver's
titanic blows-do your
worst!
The man is on, barely
What, giving up
when victory would laurel
you? Your sides heave, the
sweat rolls, your legs lose
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07
telling Others OF
Their Purchas

Our goods are fresh and clean-merchandise
such as you would expect to find in leading
store anywhere.
All stocks are brought forward to be closed out at
emphatic reductions We cannot dispose of them
ALL but we can get them down to satisfactory
point. The proper lubricant is-a price that will
move them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-07

Some high neck waists are made Of fine French
batiste trimmed with val lace and beautiful
planen yokes; assorted patterns. All sizes-95c
LINGERIE WAISTS-About 80 different
styles in high neck, also low neck waists Values
up to So 00-for 81 90
LINGERIE WAISTS-Vaues from $500 to
$3.50 for-$395
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

sion IA be- completed by August H.,
but IL will probably be- finished in
much shorter time, possibly IN eight
months,
Not a piece of timber Nill Ice used
Ia the permanent construction OF the
bridges, for thee will bc steel aud
concrete throughout Even Ga, Gull
ycrts will be concrete Power driven
concrete mixers will be used for This
work and the concrete and grading
work will he done practically slmui.
taneOusly'
Contractors 10 rlght Of him aud
contractors 10 left OF him described
the position that General Manager
y. G.. Hitchcock OF Macarthur Broth.
ers mas occupied since his arrival Ia
Tucson He did find time yesterday
TO leave his Office tor a time 20 be the
guest OF honor az a luncheon that was
rendered nj the Old puehla club, but
the rest OF the time from early morn.
ing ill late in the evening he was the
busiest man in Tucson consulting
with various parties, getting on cot.
respOndence arranging details OF
this and that matter relative 10 The
railroad work and outlining the plans
of the great undertaking
Mr.. Hitchcock said yesterday alt
ernoon that eight prospective sub.cOn'
tractors had gone out yesterday 10
look at the work before estimates or
accepting offers for portions OF the
work that may be sub.et 20 them.
Some OF these were satisfied and az.
iangements viii be closed with them,
but others would no; undertake the
work that WAS shown them Among
those who went out were j W nnN'
export aud Il /. Carney. represen'
ing the G. u smith company OF Mem
phis who bid for the entire contract
recently T.. Carleton OF Denver aud
A. y baltimore ana Redmond Too
hey also at Denver.
Mr. Hitchcock states that he has
received many applications tor post.
lions OF various kinds office posi-
tions timekeepers positions aud
cOmmissary men. hut that the nuI-
bor OF positions open is entirely In
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

was operating a typewriter at high
speed All day since they have been
busy with details relating 70 the con.
structiou work
THE grading of the Fairbanks.
Tucson extension viii commence ncXt
week and will be carried through ia
completion as rapidly as possible.
said Mr. HtchCuch Mules, scrapeIs
and equipment OF various kinds was
shipped from Denver today and will
be brought straight through Tor us
10 Benson. There are 20 cars In the
train
Il wanted 90 make Tucson our
headquarters hut since Benson Is
much more centrally located We felt
obliged 10 make that town our mead
quarters with branch offices IN Tue
son
We viii get all The laborcrs thai
Tucson can give No. / am of N,
opinion that Tucson can not furnish
us an W need ana therefore We shall
employ the rest from III Paso, which
Us one OF the greatest labor Ceniers
in the country
"Our supplies We shall purchase
AflfNf AN' NfNl tlldt nv - iNhhh
We will buy all we can right here IN
Tucson.
Though We will break In 10 the
grading at Vail, our forces viii short
ly Dee placed on every mile OF the
grade
"CrooR. Allen a co, OF Denver have
0eep given the sub'contract for grad
ing from Tucson 10 Vail and their
Representatives viii be in Tucson
probably tomorrow They will have
their offices aud headquarters here.
&C. & Thinker now employed IN
our Iowa work 81 the construction
az the Kansas city Short line, tn
Iowa, will be superintendent IN chars,
of this construction lie will be IN
Tucson Monday TO take charge.
We win have between l,0o9 and
500 teams and 1000 men ON the
grade In addition, three OF our
steam shovels will be used and q
large number Of Fresno scrapers
also. The contract calls for the exien
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

Ices to enter Into ga agreement with
tho governor off DO, city whereby
certain suu OBJ. money shall Dee hNod
WhcrpNiW Io ua, such military Iotro
fur lts service as wei as 900 cover
ANY Incidental expenses Do shculd en-.
ltul
su,n o Dbl. furnished Dos Captain
paf.UI
Article yW ln addition te the
terms stipulated in Article WI 90
shall I, Incumbent upon tho local GOV.
! ,.uwpu u Jerusalem to furnish al
| fuD means facilities and protection
Within US power to enhance and oN.
Iurdifp tuo work oi excavation a. veil
as promote tbc security. Interest. dud
welfare at hose engaged 100 10
Article ~ Captain Parker binds
himself ben juo even, ui coming upon
any valuable finds during the course
lut his excavation fu enclose the
same loo stuut tuF, aud after the
liattrr De- securely nailed up. go cause
| hi. seal as we'll those ot the utoro-
! said INSPECTION. to Dee firmly hNod
thereon thereafter 20 arrange FOR IT'S
Isaip conveyance Io the seacoast and
! thence uu UuaIdsh.p go COnstantiuopic
under hf direct surveillance as well
las that OF tl, local government cap.
Iuju Parker further binds himself to
secure an} such case OF cases con
/ tanning valuable property against ac.
I ciIcut CO.. loss iu transit by causing a
| c.lfiuCatp of insurance Co be- issued 20
some reliable insurance company or
/ nres costs of such Insurance iu Jo
Im,' Dos him
The cas-, oI eases uu arriving az
| Coustantln0plr shall pU deposited .u
the depot OF 'ho ministry col finance
pending The arrival OF either Captain
| PARKER himself on his legally author
/ ilcd deputy Whcroup0u 'ho contents
/ cot said case or eases viii De- divided
Into two equal shares ana subsequent
II, dealt with In accordance with the
terms of Article ~ of tins contract
Article y Each party OF he I'VE
contracting parties B. e.. the Turkish
government and Captain PARKER shall
appoint two Trustworthy appraisers,
whose duty % shall be- to divide any
yaluahlcs upcafthcd into NO equal
Iparts. or iu The event ui Captain Par
| kcr's clsctinp go pay tho government
/ In cash Tor its share uf The finds 10
( fN "a proper valuation thereon should
Ianv disagreement occur between the
Two contracting parties az regards
the valuation fixed by the appraisers,
| thcn the matter must be- submitted
! to the directors oi the Turkish and
British museums respectively. who's,
decisions on such disputed matter
| shall Dee accepted as final by both
parties
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

work under IL being and will Doe al
leNiatcd 10y the usc Ot the telephone
Ter train dispatching
The old method of using the tele-
graph key for all dispatohlng has
been found too slow Where II form
eily required considerable time 10
transmit train orders by telegraph.
comparatycly short time is now re.
quircd By system of repeating al
messages and writing them down as
they are sent and delivered, the or
orator and dispatcher are able TO keep
even a more complete record or All
that transpircs than II using the tele'
graph Practically the only difference
tween the Two systems is that tho
telephone urges direct conversation
and the telegraph only written words
transmitted hy tho comparatively
slow Morse alphabet With the tclc
phone the dispatcher gets in closer
personal touch with every man ON the
road through the use OF that iustru.
ment than he ever vas able 10 do
with the telegraph.
AZ the present time telephone dis
patching is in operation between 81.
linas aud santa Barbara on the Coast
division Of the Southern Pacific lines
over the entire Shasta division: ON
he sunset, the Sunset aud Western
and the McKittrick branches. aud VIII
soon be installed between Sacramento
and Sparks Exchanges are being cs-
tablished and any operator on the
line need only take down his receiver
and pronounce the name OF his sta
ton 10 secure the immediate attention
OF the dispatcher The dispatcher has
iull control over the line, and no op'
orator IL allowed to call mp another
station The dispatcher VIII do the
calling for him II business requires ".
II Is only n question OF time until the
telegraph win serve only as an emer-
gency service on the Southern Pacific
lines Another advantage Of the tele-
phone system II the simplicity. II be.
ing possible for any member OF n
train crew 90 ltap telephone line
and tell OF a train wreck, white u
requires an expert to TAP telegraph
line.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
MINERS CONVENTION
TO DEMONSTRATE
SAFETY DEVICES
Operators and Workers Will
Cooperate With Red Cross
and Federal Bureau Of
Mines to Teach Safety Habit
GspsclnI Corre.ponaener 10 The mcraId,

Washington. AUG ls.-Thirly thou
sand miners are expected 10 attend
tho great national mime saict, drw-
onstration o. bc held u Pttt~hurg.
Pa. October gG and I'd, under the
auspices 90, tho fedora bureau OF
mines. tho American Erd cross. th"
Pittsburg Coal Operators association
and the United Mine Workers ot
| America
THE dai, which was originally set
| for September rs. has been changed
sn that President Tart ma, b, present
ON the second dn,. october %, Goo
witness a mmi, mine explosion u 90
temporary stecl gallery ou Forbes
! field. and exhibition ct rescue wprb
| by h,lmrtod miners following du ,N-
plosion. and 60 review the parade COZ
miner"
The president viii make AN address
and viii present souvenir prizes tn
/ the miners taking part in IA, first aid
To the injured ana rescue work oN-
hibtions Waiter L. Fisher secretary
Of tho Interior department, Governor
Tcncr Of PENNSYLVANIA and pr Joseph
a. Holmes. Cd, director &C the hu-
u
/ Tin, general arrangements for the
demonstrate arr boa charge of - NJ
Wilson, engineer in charge Of the bu-
rcsu of mines
TN, demonstration. the purpu~c ct
which js e. t,uch greater safety m
minine Rill begin DE, morning of Oc-
tohcr ,E. at the experiment station ~
the bureau ui mlu,s. Forli,t and
I Butl,r streets Th. first day viii be-
I devoted Co OH. interest. uf the miu,
| operators. milne owners. mining rugi-
u,,Us and sup'rutruH,uts of mines
There viii DEE tu explosion OF coal
aust In tho experiment gallery and
t"-t- OF min, safety lamps n gas
The dangers of ,l,rtr.. sparks n gas
| and cont dust vid also ID. shown In
on" oi th, galleries
s. ults- of miners Vll o., trained 500
/ OBJ. us. ui th, oxygen u.Im,t which
| permits breathing in poisonous sas,s
/ iur period of two hours Tho ox, -
gen helmet has proved valuable ana
I'm entering mU,- uU,d with uI,
/ damp following uu explosion
iu the afternoon tEp. operators. ,u-
gnoors and upcrut,udeuts viii Nu-
] '''' "' H'lNhi liiNt fAINurluN pea tho
experimental mine of the bureau az
Brucotpu. Pa Do miles from Pitts
burg. Coal dust VAIN ue allowed to
accumulate n the min, and black
powder "a, ua, CO.. witch is strongly
urged suaiust py tho bureau n mines
where There Wre dangerous condl-
tious viii be- used ln other words.
the bureaus experts win carry ont
boz tnis mime an ,ho rad practices
! which they believe lead to explosions
The neNt morning October 90. tho
demonstration VIII take place on
! Forbes field. The rittshurg baseball
park. iu tho presence of thp president
OF the lnitcd states and other dis
tnsuishcd Visitors A ten, porary steel
gallery viii boz crested uu the plaung
field ANA tho cause of the recent great
explosions ln coal mines VIII b, dra-
natlcalN shown ln an explosion of
coal dust Immediately following che
explosion members Of one uf the ros-
cue corps 81 the bureau. lea their oxy-
gen helmets. viii rush into the smoke
filled gallery and 49, thrpueh the work
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
Proofs That TuberClecide
Cures Consumption

I.,,r.id, yoI. Fcaruury roth. ta1l.
rlb,r.l,..d. Company. 5oa utcrualI ouul Bank Bids.
I,e Angeles Caur
Gentlemen. writing this merely to express
800, gratitude toe what . om convinced your treatment
ha. dom, u, o. sou .,. IT, how,',r YOU may usr 1t
as O. publ, testimonial Nut that I wish particularly to
p,roiac public but perhaps other victims Of the Great
Plague mgai 500, aud. seeing, eventually Hnd tho
uul Goo recover os I have.
As ,pu know. th, when Tuberculosis is
especially ,Irul.ut-b'tv,,n 30 and ga. HAD been up
and down with pulmonary Tuberculosis ror many months
-.suru-'ug but mot knowing 90, trouble. Finally. when
seemed last logs speak, and began 10 have
tie told me ttii,r had explained previous symptoms.
and had ,N1mIuatioui that / had had th. rnubr
two least and 10 had taken bulldog grip my
system
treated with that specialist for over year, taking
tho wtl-kuuVu Tuh,r,uiu treatment $40 per month
Figure for yourself tNel,, months $50 per month
&tNo. bd get we'll" SO indeed Aud asking my phN.
,itu 90, years treatment how
ought to Doe, effected. received this answer Berger
know your from a H. and 70 ifs absolute lmpos-
.bu> Co. cure tou Within two 90 the shortest tic
did help can't den, that Hut after treating whole
''ar hc found not bt of Improvement my spltum
upau ,Namiuau"n. \'d think of -thrcc years at S4So
Icr yeas. Slttu--Nh,,'
Is much wonder that took change ON Tubcr-
decide Why. NiNo would pay for nearly three years
W'ntm'nts--f % wcr, needed. But the things had read
OF Tuhcrcccido appealed tho financial part
of H. They said that with few exceptions. Tubcrclccds
had Effected within eight months che Longest
md that only IN, required length time
Well, for th, rcsuts-today practically "A well
man. practically because I know ! naturally have
e. Tubrrculur tendency which must be- guarded against
for many years TO- come feel well, and symp-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

OF RESCUE. supposed victims ot the
'NpIpsiou win bc brought forth aud
gtyrn iirst AID Co the injured
ENprrt yoocu, teams from th, prlu-
ripal coal wiurs of the yuuptr, Will
give friendly exhibitions and then the
miners viii uass iu rc>ioW of the press
idcnt The parade of the miners win
continue down town Go th, river 'front.'.
whore q special pier has been assign
ed them 90 witness the ma inc parade
iu honor of the centenary uf the bee
ginning of ftcam navigation uu the
ohio river The miners d,moustra-
tion So 20 conclude at noon and The rec
mgiudor OH the da, win hc taken up
With M river centennial
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
Yours. with thanks
ALFRED \ BERGER.


August ., lpll.
rubrt,lccdr Company. Los Angeles. Cal.
ticutlomrul have been enjoying my vacation boz the
san Bernardno range. In fact among M, campers
who driven Of the Waterman Canyon sunday
night by the Tho OF IA, past week all
that tho papers depicted them. As 3!l available men
wanted help ! volunteered 10 cook tho
end OF the line with the help Of twn other
Kitchen hands fed from 80 so people three times
per day saturday morning led - tor break
fast setting only u at time. Yes IL quite an
prricpcc me. would take who'll lot for ~
Moreover. il quite test strength. as put iu
about Il hours day As I had sleep sunday night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

adequate 10 the number OF wOuld-bo
employees. These applications have
been filed and viii De given consid
Grafton as the time iOr filling va
Cancics may arise
Speaking Of the grade work Mr.
Hitchcock stated that the camus viii
bc established about two niles
apart As TO how many miles OF the
proposed road the camps viii extend
over ~ the start he could not say
as many Of the camps will be con
crete aud cement camps as the cul
verts win be built of this material
There will also be- bridge camps, but
Ms the rock work ~ generally scat
tered. " win not he necessary To es
tablish regular rock camps. az least
al this time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
WORK BEGUN ON THE
TUCSON EXTENSION
Many Men Seek Employment
With Contractors on New
Spur of Ell Paso & South
western to Arizona Town.

Tucson. Aria. Aug iS.-To make
such arrangements AS are necessary
In order 10 commence immediately
The construction Of the M pasO a.
southwestern extension from Fair
banks 90 Tucson. T. & Hitchcock
general manager OF Macarthur
Brothers company Of New YORK, aud
his private secretary. 4 a. Raer.
arrived here Monday from New
YORK, alter n short stop in ~ Paso
Within go minutes after ihelr ar
rival, they had temporary Offices in
the Santa Rha hotel MI Hitch.
cocks table was covered with lci.
ters ana kilograms and his secretary
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19
TELEPHONES WILL
SUPPLANT THE
TELEGRAPH
Quicker and Surer Method for
Train Dispatching Is Being
Rapidly Installed on Many
Systems,

The work OF train dispatohing, one
OF the most exacting in the whole held
OF railroad management, is 10 be made
much easter for the dispatchers Of the
Southern Pacific company, On sew.
eral entire divisions and on parts of
other divisions the work has already
been lightened Ia great extent The
strain that the dispatchers usually
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19


Tuhcrc rCldc Company. 1Ot International Bank nldg.
Los Angeles, cal.
Gentlemen. nav, done much Tor me-
writ, this letter that n De- help Co others who
AFFLICTED and Try treatment before 1t s
late. ! noticed while living Ransom. Kansas.
years that { mad consumption and treated
boy several OF the hest known lung specialists IN Kausas
and Missouri bat with little results Ny husband disposed
his property aud lett for california with thu hope
that a., climate Their, would bcncat w arrived On
los Angeles Boo oct1p,r. 1909. and husband became
connected with the Metropolitan insurance COMPANY. Ia
Ma, The succeeding Do, heard uf Tubcrc,tidv and
began It's use, At that time srItuu was examined
nv the Board ut Health Zoo This ,'tN ana showed many
tuuurvr ba.it ~ the beginning the SECOND month II
also showed MANY germs hut t.t much better At the
Nrliuuug 90 me third months treatment TIE uNamun-
ton oi spuum showed foN tuhcrc' bt,ll and ~ the
.ud ot th. hfth month showed no mb,rclc bacuu and
showed non, t'u months ticrcaft,r. When arrived
boo Los Angeles I continued Co when | be-.
th. trcatm .ui 7 weighed - pounds. Todoy weigh
20 pounds and lN symptoms 90 the disease absent
doing m, own work. something have not done for
wears For 900 This J grateful 20 you. geutirmcn ana
.,.l t,o. cannot pras' Tu''rclycdc too Ash,.
Nrf, sincerely yours,
Mrs MARY g. HARPER.
zoos isabel street Ios Angeles, Cui
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

after hard DAYS aud hard dtN of moving Nescr-
da,. somewhat weary, autOnr would fc"l
During M, stop Iu the mountains took climb 20
Squirrel !un Pine crest distance mp and back ut
miles This trip made horseback bat IN all
walked at least o. mts that day. The only result
phyEcaIy- that fct p natural ureducss Tor cou.
BOT, uf da,s-no p,ursy no cough nothing Vhatc,
mind 10 my Old trouble
I really think more than ever that TI'ur'lc.i" -
90, greatest wonder cot It's Kind haN, ,,rt heard of
Yours most respectfully,
ALFRED \ BFtGEV
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-08-19

good. but of course. I enough hazard
my condition IutuignE u boxing matches. dancing cor
tanning Tor several months loo She future PROBATION
" my motto at present weigh mot, than 1 have
for four years and am gaining an th, Time Have gained
four pounds the last eight weeks. Everyone says,
berger you are looking better every day
Vow. just how bad o. Well these simple state
mrnts viii suiicc to Civ, sou idea hay, had over
90 h'morrhagrs wtln the past three have had
many he a hours; have lost much { ounces of
blood TN one h,morrhago and much 80 ounces in
one weeks time have had temperature rJuslng nom 80
u th, morning Co lot IN the afternoon and have had
plurrisy until seemed couldn't breathe; have had my
weight down Go ilu pounds q sN-footcrt n that
enough 90 convince readers that down ana
out" tu add that separate occasions have been
confined bed for months at stretch and that
too weak walk tho without assistance.
We'll AN say further is. } t,i,d TtpERCLECIDE,
took n,' months treatment aud am now h business
man amongst men once more
Yours with thanks
ALFRED \ BERGER.
1880 West seventh street Riverside. cal
y. ST. 10y doing / help iu this great cause
shall Ice uulv too glad 60 correspond with interview
amy person vino inter- st,d Ia TUBELCLECtDE and Its
accomplishments
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-11-19
Eaa Mau &ke1e

tended with imperial honors and affec- donate care in the secluded castle of Boc- hart, where at the age of P. she lives the most solitary life, in blissful ignorance of her tragic past Today, however, there crops up report which is well founded, that the Empress Charlotte, after an ill., ness of a short duration, is suddenly ex- periencing kind of slow re-awakening of her mind and recollections.
 For the first time since she lost her req son after the refusal of Napoleon III and the Pope to intervene and save her hus- Land from the fury of his unwilling Mex ican subjects, she has come to utter the name of Maximilian with a painful anx- ious look, evidently corresponding to the faint revival of ancient memories It Is fervently hoped in royal circles that this