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CALIFORNIA ONLY
ONE NOT ADJUSTED

NEW YORK. Oct l0.-WIth the settle
ment Of the Pennsylvania electoral dis
pute bv the substitution of TAFT electors
for Roosevelt mon nj Harrisburg. all
electoral controversies In different states,
the Republican national committee an
nounced tonight. have been satisfactorily
adjusted With the exception Of that in
California where the Roosevelt electors
remain on the Republican ticket
The following summary OF states III
which the situation has been cleared up
was given out:
Illinois-Four original Roosevelt cleo
tors resigned and their places filed with
Taft men named by the state commit
tee.
Indiana-Ope elector understood TO be
a Roosevelt follower, supplanted by
Taft men named by state committee.
Iowa--Two Roosevelt men resigned
Taft men In their places.
Maryland electors removed
and Taft men substituted by state COM
mittee,
Michigs n--Tllree Roosevelt men re-
signed, Taft men In their places.
Minncsota-FIve Roosevelt men re-
signed. Taft men named.
Ncbraska-Taft electors Eo on ballot
by petition.
Kansas-Roosevelt electors resigned
Taft men substituted.
Ohio-Siy Roosevelt electors resigned,
Taft men substituted
Oklahoma.-Two OF the ten electors are
Roosevelt men, but have agreed to vote
for Taft II he carries state.
Oregon--Four Of the five electors are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
GOVERNOR DENEEN
RAPS ROOSEVELT

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Oct. 1o.-Governor
Deneen. speaking tonight at Republican
'love feast" said Colonel Roosevelt has
no just cause for objection TO the course
OF Illinois either before or since the ma
tional convention In Chicago.
There were only thirty-four serious
contests in the Chicago convention" he
said. land Colonel Roosevelt told me so
himself, asking me to modify the resou-
ton which / offered To include only the
thlrty-four. l did not do 80 and kept the
nGure OF contests at the number which
had beon agreed on originally by Gov
ernor Hadley and the Roosevelt man
ayers. These thirty four delegates would
not have changed the result.
'fHe protested against the southern
members and territorial delegates. but
TO my personal knowledge IL was Theo-
dore Roosevelt eight years ago and four
years ago who prevented q change in the
system OF the election OF these dele
gates
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Hit THE MARK
WITH THIS MAN
One of Salt Lake City's Old
Time Business Men Tells
of Plant Juice.

One OF Salt Lake CItys well known
business men is Mr.. r. X Vandiver,
whose home ls at 432 West Second NSrth
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ruling the court held that the constiJu-
tlonal provision making judges OF the
superior court ineligible for other than
judicial positions meant that no judge
could bc elected TO another office while
on the bench.
Judge Black Is on tho superior bench
of Snohomlsh county. In the recent state
primary he won the Democratic guberna-
torial nomina tion in close contest with
his nearest rival. Ernest Lister OF Ia
coma. II is believed that Lister VIII be
selected by the state central committee
TO head the Democratic ticket, but Judge
Black will become O candidate for the
supreme bench
Todays ruling was signed BY nVe JUS
gist was that II WAS the Intent OF the
constitution builders to prevent Judges
"scrambling" for Offices. Two justices
djssented from the ruling, while indorsing
the sentiment.
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WILL CARRY CASE
TO HIGHER COURT

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Oct. lo.-The
Progressive party national and state
tickets are entitled TO be printed on the
official ballot In Missouri, according 70
decision rendered today by Judge F.
A. Wurdeman OF tho 81. Louis county
circuit court. who sat as special judge
here today,
The Republican state committee filed
the petition in the Cole county circuit
court 10 enjoin the secretary OF state
from printing on the official ballot the
Progressive partys presidential electors
and state ticket
Judge Wurdcman held that the state
primary law did not repeal the former
law, which allowed candidates TO be
nornIua ted by petition, ms was done In
these cases.
The Republican state committee is cN-
pectcd to appeal to the supreme court.
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DON'T PULL OUT THE GRAY HAIRS;
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UNABLETO
SUPPRESS REBELS

MEX1CO CITY. Oct. 10.-Government
troops under Major Jose Telo were de-
feated yesterday By rebels near Escalon.
Five Of General Pascual Orozcos old
lieutenants are said to have taken part
In the engagement. Major Tello had
been ordered To drive the rebels from the
Derrame ranch whero they had been
holding council. The encounter took
place at the San Aguistin ranch nearby
The rebels fought from the ranch build
ings but as the .tederals did not advance.
they pretended TO retreat
Then the federals followed and were
subjected to a heavy fire and were forced
TO withdraw. but carried with them a
few prisoners.
lose Orozco. a cousin OF PSscual. and
Felix TerraSas. commanded the rebels.
but were reinforced by Cheche Campos,
Luis Fernandez and Francisco Del Torro.
According 70 n fugitive the federals were
killed. Ma Jor Tello and all but one other
officer. ranInrnl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

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Quotes From Report.

Roosevelt took up Governor Wilson's
allegation that the steel trust was be-
hind the third party campaign and the
governors subsequent explanation that
he understood the trust was backing the
Progressive candidacy 'in thought. The
eX president dug UP report sent ont
from Wall Eareet by Dow. Jones CO.,
stating that 'If Roosevelt gets three out
of tW enty- three votes from tine directo-
rate Of tho Steel corporation he will he
lucky"
'If J get three votes from the Steel
trust il will he three times as many as
expect" insisted Roosevelt with
quizzlcaI smile. "I'd like, merely from
curiosity. to know who the three are
who viii vote for me-"
Before coming here, Colonel Roosevelt
stopped off or Superior. wis. his first
appearance in Senator La Follette's 8
state In all bis presidential campaign.
Roosevelt found r warm spirit toward
tho Bull Moose moy ement manifest in
Wisconsin. Although Senator La Fol
Iette has been going through the state
urging his followers 10 align themselves
with Taft. the bald fact Is that there is
a perceptible drift 70 Roosevelt
The ex-prssident left here tonight for
81. paul He delivers a speech tomor-
row at Oshkosh. severely arraigning Gov
ernor Wilson tor his tariff attitude.
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Wilson's Voice eak.

CHICAGO. oct. lo.-.Tircd and hoarss'
Governor Woodrow Wilson reached Ch-
cogo al 10 o'clock today. HIS voice "
almost gone and the governor feared that
he would be able TO do no more man
greet tho crowds at some n!aces wherc
speeches had been scheduled
n was also n source of regret To the
nominee that he had found his trip s%oi-
lon into twice the size originally planned.
Speeches were inserted by LOCAL c"mnt
tees and trains stopped sometimes Win
out giving the governor any advance IN
formation so that he was eompeHed 10
appear The governor said today tnls
probably would be his last hiE Tip OF the
campaign.
They don't want TO hear me speak
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 8 TO RIA
Darkens the Hair, Stops Dan
druff, Falling Hair and
Itching Scalp.

"Pull out ono gray hair and a dozen
will take IT'S place. is an old saving,
which is, 20 q great extent. true, is no
steps are taken 90 stop the cause,
When gray hairs appear il is sign
that Nature needs assistance 1t Is
Natures S call for help. Gray hair. dull.
lifeless hair, or hair that is falling out.
age. for there are thousands of el,
derlv people with perfect heads of
hair without single streak of gray.
When gray hairs come, or when the
hair seems 20 be lifeless or dead. some
good. reliable hairrestoriug treatment
should be resorted 10 at once. Special
lists say that one of the best prepara'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
PRIMARY PURPOSE OF
CHAUTAUQUA SYSTEM

CHICAGO Oct 10 lo-Stockboiders Of
the National Lincoln Chautauaue system
met here today TO choose a new u,reG
showed that los Chautauquss were held
;n aigbt states at a cost OF $4,000 or
this SUM $4,000 was paid speakers.
These los Chautauauns Were ht'ehdeo ny
more than 500. 900 people
Tie purpose Of the orsa ZION was
,rcod az that OF Conducting ChRu-
tnuoua assemblies for the primary PUT
rr.H 81 developing. crystol,zing and ANAL
E'ns 1,,, sentiment against the manu-
SSa,',,,rn ma sale of intoxicants.
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Saloon Men Barred

LOS ANGEL E;S. Oct 10y vIrtu-
ally unanimous vote, the California grand
lodge OF Masons adopted today resolu-
ton excluding from membership any one
engaged in the saloon business. and pro-
vlding that any Mason known by the
lodge tribunal OF following this calling
shall he expelled from the order Sell
Ing o. liquor in connection with bona
fIde hotel or restaurant Is exempted
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
kEBELS SLAUGHTER
|BAND OF FEDERALS

|ranEDO, Texas, Oct. ia rebel
Il numbering 1900. under the leader
y. eheche Campos, practically an
.eh force of $50 federals near
4. between Jimincz and Torrcon.
ssss'efday, according TO advices re-
ncre today, OF the federal force
seventeen are said 10 have escaped,
kizs tne dead are four officers: in
~ COLONEL Tello, la command OF
nsr killing Tello the rebels hanged
oody 10 telegraph pole, Eighteen
s We're captured and their cars
t.e FEDERAL tiagbearer was offered his
~ II he would surrender the flag.
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Eyaded Encounter.

in The state Of Vera Cruz, Aguilsr has
succeeded in evading a serious encounter
with tile fcderals. 4 considerable force
Of federals has been concentrated on
the Mexican railway, while most Of ASut-
lars army Is some distance TO the south.
The region giving the administration
most cause for worry is that overrun by
bands who for want OF better name are
stu STYLED Zapatistas, though IL is
doubtful II more than a small percent
age ever receive orders from The notorl-
Gus rebel OF Morelos
The government makes no secret Of
the fact that II would be glad TO arrange
peace with Xapata and IL la asserted
that negotiations 10 that end are under
way. " . :,
The state of Mexico. which practt cnny
surrounds the federal districts Is almost
covered with guerrlllas. bandits and
some more completely organized bands
OF reoes who raid. sack burn and XIII
in one region today and another topor-
row. They keep the government forces
nurrying from point TO point.
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r.f. In New Hampshire.

p1-ELIN. y. H.. Oct 1o.-President TAI i
swung south from sre..onw0yoSii n,, NO. ihsn an isc
}a 90 u, ten hours. with stops for many
nnIes n .nolitical speeches Tonight inc
Iresident and his party were guests ,hs q.
,he summer home OF Secre'''S
.-,,r,, MarEpagn.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

which he kept after he was captured.
He refused and was shot
The fcdernls We're marching on the
public road In a wooded section accord
Ing TO reports, when the rebels suddenly
appeared on both sides and In front OF
them. The battle did not last long, as
the rebel forces were Overwhelming.
The federals are reported TO have In
ficted severe loss upon the rebels. but
the number Of the latter killed Is not
known.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Coming North.

1hose who have left the refugee
'Inps for Utah points recently arc:
A 10 Salt Lake City-Laura A. aud
aah Jones.
70 Rchfield. Utah-Etta W., Mary
" Lynn Hawes.
10 Lund, Utah--Oscar c.. Annie. FL
n, Jennie, Roxy, Johu n. and vii.
en Lund; Alice Rowley, John n,
'dslA, Jobu aud Albert Beecroft, and
1ns p. 0'Donnell.
n 10 Provo, Gtah-Katy Haws.
70 Brigham City, utah-Fannie c.
Ida Harper.
10 Nephi, Utah.. II. Porter.
y Oasis, Utah-Elizabeth, Ella, Am.
L., Emma L., Abbie L., Elnlina.
'ian' Daniel aud Brigham Stevens.
10 Blsekfoot, 1daho--Orin Farms.
|Fih.
40 aanard. Ilaho-Johu Allan.
70 Daloris, Colo.-Nellic, Willie, Ivy
10y aud Rira Black; Abinadi Porter
slli. Mildred. Grandin and Alton
,ner,
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Engineer Killed

c,J,cAGo JUNCTION. o. Oct; w..
and 'nsssa ssnpa n e s6e 'Hs selson nsn
nlace WAS Ia aS EaIiiinore a. Ohio possen-
here sonaSN in No, IA and a string Of freight
s ssrs left the main trssh fatally fiyS None % Of
the passengers was in'ofeo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Suffer Heavy Losses.

The federal dead are estimated at 100
and censored accounts Of tho engagement
which reached the capital tonight, say
the rebels loss was greater,
General Hucrta, who nearly month
ago was granted leave of absence TO have
his eyes treated. reached tho capital to-
day bringing approximately 1000 mon
who arc engaged in the northern cam
paiEu.' The rapid shifting nf the govern
mont forces throughout The greater part
Of the republic. coupled with an in
creaslng number of new points from
which disturbances are reported daily.
has served To strengthen the popular be-
lief that the administration predica-
mont is fast becoming critical
In general the countrys troubles can
he classified under three beads---a more
ar less organized move In the north In
Guiding the states OF Sonora. Chihuahua,
Coahuila. Nauvo Leon and Durango:
General Acuiars rebellion In Vera Cruz
and Fuebla, and a warfare not unlike
anarchy In the states Of Mexico. Morelos,
Guerrero Michos chan and Zacatecas,
with prowling bands in other states.
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CALIFORNIA LOST
TO THE PRESIDENT

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Oct. lo.-ActinE
Governor A. ]. Wallace refused today 70
call a special session OF the legislature
to amend the primary laws as was re-
OF the Taft organi3ation IN San Fran
cisco. 1T Is matter Of common knoWl.
edge Of which those associated with you
could scarcely be Ignorant: says ine mes
sage 10 Rrenner 'that the provisions OF
the constitution OF the state ore such
that no act passed by any session OF the
legislature can become operative uhtii
the expiration OF ninety days from the
date OF its adjournment The fuuhky,
therefore, of calling an extraordinary ses-
sion is apparent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

Taft men, nth announced ne "ouo
yote for Taft II Republicans carry the
stnte. II, H., ,.r,aa
South Dakota-Tsft men VIII pe I'D ine'
hy netitiOn.
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health
And Success

emeh intimate relations that no
can be expected to be well
WANTED with success who does
Keep good hold on health
Wal serious sicknesses start in
% troubles of the digestive
un' Thousands know by
aai experience that health and
Ssneth-and therefore success
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JUDGE DECLARED
TO BE INELIGIBLE

OLYMPIA, Wash, Oct 1o.-The state
supreme court granted "A writ today re,
straining the state canVassinG noa.a
Srnn, dscIarinr Judge W. ". Black the
Dcmocratic nominee for governor. In It's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
ROOSEVELT MAKES
STIR IN MINNESOTA
Enthusiastic Correspondent
Believes Bull Moose Will
Garry Gopher State.
BIG CROWDS ASSEMBLE
Governor Wilson Is Hauled
Over the Goals for His Re-
cent Speech.
BY JOHN B. PRATT.
By International News Service.

by international News Service.
DULUTH, MINI. Oct 1o.-Ths roseate
calculations Of the TAFT and Wilson man
ayers have been smashed by tho advent
Into Minnesota today OF Colonel Roose-
Welt. with his campaign OF stirring ac-
tivity The eN-president fooled the com
placent managers Of the antagonlstic
parties by provoking "a tremendous lot
OF enthusiasm upon his arrival here and
by drawing TO the arnlory. where he
spoke tonight the biggest crowd OF the
pending political fight
Minnesota was counted upon two weeks
ago az safely for President Taft. Hard
ly political sharp can be found In Du-
luth tonight who Is willing TO wager
against bet that Roosevelt Will carry
the state. The truth OF IL Is that the
third party candidate was needed here
10 stir Into vivid action a sentiment that
has been smodering In the state since
the opening peep OF the campaign,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11

they Just want TO see me-" said the Cow
ernor today. Somehow, political meet
ipgs az which speeches are expected
ehouId be limited In attendance"
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct le.-The Taft
Republican state executive committee OF
california VIII take no further action
10 secure q place for TAFT electoral
nominees on the November ballot. Spokes-
men for the committee made this un-
qualified statement today. attcr heatlns
nr lieutenant Governor Wallace's re!is-
al 90 cali an extra session OF the lesss-
lature. -.
'.Ne have exhausted every resource.
said Milton l., Schmll', one o, tne Ies'a'
slvIsers for The committee, and There
is nothing more 10 be done. i, remains
for the Taft Republicans of California
either 10 write in the names az tnHiV
r,ndiaa,cs on tho ballot or cast Their
yotas FOR other nominees.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-11
Madero Powerless.

The operations OF the rebels along the
line OF the Northwestern railroad and In
southern Chihuphua along the line OF
the CcutralHrfie vast territory from
which Orozco's army was driven by Gem
cral Huprta-glye evidence o! the gov
erninent's inability 10 maintain peace
General Blanquet, after the defeat Of
800 OF Caraverro's men Saturday, an
nounced the departure OF the dispersed" Z"
rebels for Chihuahua, but IL since has
been reported that bands are operating
In that state and there is notable In
crease In activity in Nucyo Leon adJoin~
ing.
Tho first messages from the north
since October 4 were received today from
Jfmlnez. They told OF general con-
centration movement OF the insurgents
near Eschlon. Later came the news of