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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-03
Changes Calendar.

Dr Sun reached tic new Chinese CAPT
tai at $50 in the evening and was
greeted with loud cheering. Many prom
inent mon among the revolutonsries met
him at the station and accompanied him
10 tho government house, the route 70
which VAS lined by 10000 soldiers, The
whole town was beflaGged, the warships
and merchant vessels along tho river
dressed ship, and a presto salute
was Rred from the guns OF all tic forts
iu the vicinity.
The government house vas reached at
o'clock The gates. the inner avenues
and the courtyards surrounding IT. were
decorated with myriaJs ot coored cleo
trio lights.
Or. sun was dressed IN khaki uni-
forul. He held a reception which was
attended by the governors general and
other high officials
In the audience chamber delegates rep
-ssenting eighteen provinces Of China
proper took UP their positions around a
ralscd platform When Dr. sun entered
all bowed their heads. The president
elect proceeded 10 the central platform
and there took the oath of office.
Artrrward he delivered an address in
which Inc promised 10 discnthroue the
Manchus, to rc-estanlish peace, To- pro-
mote trade and 10 devote his entire en-
cr.y to ihc Chinese nation, and 10 aid
tho Chinese people 10 realize thcir as
pirafors. When the Manchus had finally
abdicated and peace was restored 10 tho
nation ho would. he said, resign his pro-
yisional office.
Tho chairman OF the delegates from The
provinces then handed the new president
tho scnl Of office
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rANkINCS China, Jan. 2.--Dr Sun
" Vat Sen today took the oath of
N office as provisional c,1, president &c Of
formally invested with the powers
OF chief executive,
The ceremony was simple, but digni-
fed. 1t was attended By all the Dromi-
ncnt men Or the revolutionary party.
Dr. sun. who is well known iu Amer
ica and Europe. after his arrival in
Shanghai. some ten dars aro, was
elected president by tho national assem-
bt,. Of reformcrs representing the prov
lnces OF China proper, then In session
there by an almost unanimous vote.
TIia proposed cabinet is substantially as
follows.
Vice presidcnt--Ii ITueu Hang.
Finance ministcr-Chin Chin Tao.
Premier and war nlinistcr-Huang
Slug.
ATTORNEY Gencral-Dr, WI Ting fang
foreign minister-WarE Chung Wei.
Marine nlinIstors-GapraTn9 Wang.
Chief OF Ttaff--Genersl Hau.
The first official act OF DIR. sun va,
Sen was 20 change the Chinese calcn-
dsr lie made New Years day the frsl
day Of his presidency. thus marking the
commencement of a ncw era and male-
ing the Chinese year begin hcnccforth
OF tho same day as tinc wear begins IN
most other countries Of the world.
Accompa nicd by large suite and
protected by a strong body=uar0. DR..
sun Vat Sen left Shanghai in a special
train for Marking. The trip Was made
without incident except FOR the cnthusi-
asm OF the greeting accorded 10 ihe
new president at all the prIcipal sta
tiouE
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Salt Laker Indicted in Connec-
ton With Dynamite Ship
mentS Prefers to "Let
Other Fellow Talk"
ACClJSED WILL ENTER
THEIR PLEAS JAN. II
Tyeltmoe Declares He IS Not
Worried About Funds; In
yeStigation Is Resumed
at indianapolis.

os ANGELES. Gel. Jsn. 2.-Oiai
A Tvoi,rnce OF san Francisco,
VINO. with Anton Jonannsen. also
~ o. that city. and i. T.. NGnsey Of
Salt laLs. was arraisned In the
f,S,rsl ooUt today or charge ~ be
icy nsTiios "a 2 dyns mite conspiracy,
IL, for his home st SIS o'clock tonight.
Johsnrssn went with him. but Mun.cy
,.ct,d 20 Stay here until The time set
fo-,asir picas--Ia uusr% =,
Ty,i,noe seid Il was mis- intention 10
,.main IN san Francisco until January
y attending 10 work connected with
N. California state Eundinc Trades
eorucll, of which he is secretary and
u,ssurer Some or thc Work. he said,
seud be- connected with preparations
,sr III. convention Of the organization al
Prssno the week OF January i5. lie said
Il. would submit; reports on tho labor
nG',ment---local. state. national and in
urnauonsl-tp the convention.
sptakiug Of The legal hattle ahead Of
rim IL the federal courts OF this city,
Tci,moe declared tlisL ''t would be n
fah, 10 a finish"
= viii carr- II 10 the supreme court
H The Emitted States il necessary" nc
MD II am not worried about ilIe
Foncy 'cr the legal battle" lie said in
It:rpnse 70 a query ss to a fund being
Eovl6-d by ia nor unions,
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La Follette's Friends Angry.

When the governor adversely crlt-
icscd some o. Senator In FolletteS acts
and dubbed him n politician who looked
out FOR himself primarily. some OF those
In the audience yelled out that Cover
nor Osborn had no right 10 make such
remarks in = hail rented Ly supporters
Of the Wisconsin senator.
well what did you people expect
when you asked me to preside asked
the governor with emphasis. you know
wherc I stood. Did sou think ] would
allow YOU TO censor my remarks? l sm
more ."riH than YOU that the senator
vac not here. but 7 am more than slsd
10 pay for the hall If that makes any
difference 90 YOU
Secretary Hannah OF Senator Ia Fol-
lettrs stglf called mp tho Masonic tenn
pic. where the crowd had asse embed,
shortly after o'clock and asked that
u he announced thaJ tho senator would
not appear, When this word was car
ried To Governor Osborn hn proceeded
10 the platform alone and, after StatiuS :
that tho senator would not nc present.
he explained that ho had prepared ccr-
tain things 10 say. and IN View oc the
rsct that they were TO hn published. hc
saw no reason FOR not saying them
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Lieutenant Staiman is at present in
the east on a two months leave of alb
sence. lie is expected 10 return to Fort
Douglas January ls- lie ven; 10 New
York FOR the purpose OF attending clinics
in tho hospitals and visited in Rochester.
y. y. during the holidays with his fam
ily,
TYc came 70 Fort Douglas from the
Philippines In the fall OF 1909 and has
been stationed here continuously since
that time with the exception OF lest sum
rncr when he was stationed with the
troops on the MeXicsn border.
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SAFELY TAKE INMATES
FROM BURNING ASYLUM

LONDON. Ontario, Jan. "a Threaten =
ing nrc broke out tonight in the insane
asylum IN this city, tho largest in On
tarlo province, containing 100 inmates.
The fircmen were successful In conhninG
the blaze TO the amusement hail. where
# originated the loss being cstlr1atad Al
about S,S.0oO. .il the patients were re =
moved wllnout injury,
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ADVERTISING TALKS
Written by
c. FREEMAN

The advertising solicitor
who promises BIG RE
TURNS TO a single insertion
the "one-time mans a
real menace to the advertis-
ing business.
A great many of these
''one-time" solicitors are
OVER-ZEALOUS. In order
to make good Gas they
Continued On Page ThreeJ
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EMPRESS SENDS
FUND To RENEW
WARRIOR THRONE
Northern Troops Are Reported
10 Be Eagerly Awaiting
Orders to Resume
HostilltieS.
PRESIDENT TAKES
OATH OF OFFICE
DIR. Sun Vat Sen Inaugurated
Head Of New Republic;
Promises Peaceful
Reforms.

PEKIN, Jan. 2.-The empress
dowager, who is DESTROYS of carry
ing out campaign against the Tcvo-
lutionists. today advanced about
S2,oO0,00o to Premier Yuan Shi Kai
for that purpose. There are many
indications that the northern troops
are anxious to resume hostillties.
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SALT LAKE OFFICER
ORDERED TO ISLANDS
,nccIal Go The Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
WASHINGTON. II. G., Ian. 2-First
Lieutenant George T.. S,alman OF Fort
Douglas has becu ordered 10 sail from
san Francisco for the Philippines March,
- for assignment to duty with the mcdi
cal CORPS
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Large Bond Is Filed.

After several delays. the bond Of CITY
Treasurer Frank Godbe was arranged
yesterday in the sum of $500, ,0c0, and
that official assumed the duties OF his
position. The bond was arranged short
~ after noon yesterday ~ meeting held
Al tine Commercial club by representa-
tiycs OF eight bonding companies doing
business in this city.
The surety men drcw lots to decide OF
Nho should have tho disposal os the bond
and former Governor Hcher NJ. Wells
drew tho prize. He distributed the bust
mesa equally among the others and the IL
ability on the bond is TO be carried Joint
Is by the following eight companies: Ths
American Surety company and National
Surety company of New York; Guardian
Casually &; Guarantee company aud Utah
SAVINGS * Trust company of salt LAX.
CITY, American Bonding company, Fidel
ity < Deposit company, aud United states
Fidelity & Guaranty company of Balu-
moro; the Massachusetts Casually &
Guarantee company OF Boston.
The question OF a city depositary has
not yet been decided. Treasurer Codbs
is sti working on tho statement 70 be
suonii;sd all banks Of the city show ing
the average balance Oh hand. and ,hose
statements will he distributed today
The FIRST session OF the commission
Yesterday was brief. and was followed bv
an executive session and an adjourned
meeting at = O'Clock. Minutes OF the
previous meeting were approved and an
order OF business arranged NJ the morn
ing meeting. while tho executive session
-. ..r
ordinance. 20 bc introduced at the after
noon session.
Recommending st = O'Clock. tho commits
sion changed tho office OF supsrintend-
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c. 0. P. COMPROMISE
PROPOSED BY OSBORN
Wants Taft and La Toilette TO
Withdraw in Favor of RooSe-
welt or Beveridge.

LANSING. Mich. Jan 2--GoycrDor
Chase $. Osborn today took cnarge OF Il
meeting of progressive Republicans that
had gathered 10 hear Senator Robert NJ.
Ia Toilette, who failed To appear. and
delivered an address that hc had pre-
pared TO Introduce the senator. thereby
causing an oWburst OF complaint from
some ol tho auditors. who objected 10
the uncomplimcntary remarks Of tho
governor in referring TO Senator La Fol-
lettc.
The governor declared, as between
RAFT and La Toilette, lie preferred TAFT
as the presidential nominee, but asked
that both Taft and la Toilette with
draw from the race and join In nominat-
ing former Senator A. j. BcveTidgc OF
Indiana OF former President Roosevelt.
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Grant Succeeds Barlow in Po-
lice Department; Bywater
Takes Chores Place in
Fire Department.
TREASURER GODBE
ARRANGES BOND
Fourteen Appointments, Here
iofore Announced, Are Made
Official; Absence of Ora
tory Marks Meetings.

FOURTEEN appoin-ivs Officers.
Thosc selection had previously
been announced by the commits
Il sion. we're officially confirmed il
their positions at yesterdays Inest-
ing OF the city's new governing body. The
appointment OF W. J. BaITctte as city
attorney was the only one already an
nounced not submitted FOR ratification.
The office Of first assistant 10 the city
attorney has not yet been filed and the
commission. desiring 10 confirm the ap-
pointments fo7 both places At the same
tlme. withheld Mr.. Bsrrette's name. No
additional appointments were announced
by the commission and several bertas re-
main TO be filled.
Those officers who were officials
named yesterday are:
p. r. Grant. chief OF police.
Noble warrum. city recorder and see
.ctary 10 the board OF commissioners.
Nicholas ByhoNer. superintendent u
city parks.
w. p. FAIR, oil inspector and sesler OF
weights and measures.
W. II. Bywater, chief Of the lre de-
partment-
w. j. Tuddcnllsm. supervisor " streets
and public improvements.
D, II. blossom city engineer
J. ". Trcnam. veterinary inspector.
Charles T. Barrett. superintendent Of
vaterwctlIs.
Frank Godbc city treasurer.
g. A. Carlson. lieutenant of police.
Emil s. Lund, building inspector.
Frank {. Movie, plumbing Inspector.
Walter w, Little. second assistant city
attorney.
1--WE gave no consideration today Ia
the selection of The remaining officers.
said Mayor Park after the meeting. I'VE
have been TOO busy with fhe preparation
OF ordinances and consideration OF tho
important matter OF tho treaSurer's bond
TO tako time to I'll the places stir an
provided FOR. The remaining appoint
mcnts viii DC made in the near future
probably tomorrow
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No Worry About Funds.

80 fIr a5 fund Is coucerned | am
eotrcly care-ftec. ] still live by my
tglood's motto; Never beg bread from
ni'nd nor ask mercy from an enemy.
have always lived ny my own strength
and wh'n ] can't do that III bc ready
70 dis-Fll ia glad 90 die
When TOLD that Detective Burns, In
Indianapolis today, had said he expected
r"n 10 collect from him II reward Of
1900 which bc offered In behalf OF the
eaie Building Trades council for tho
arT4't Of tho persons guilty of causing
lie Los Angeles Times explosion,
Ivellmoc said:
J don't knew anything about Eurns 5
anncpations. doinss or movements.
nn'n tho facts arc presented 10 me |
''ah lag them before the proper officials
q tht state Building Trades council"
IYelimoe said that since his arrest lie
hm received many letters and telegrams
nom friends throughout the United
s'dle', He showed The following from
AeoreH Furuscth. president Of the Sea
en9 union at Washington. -. G.. say
Ac 4 Was 4 good aaTnple pf all.
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messages Of Sympathy.

reofoundly agtopishrd bv ceaGiug Of
'o'f arrest. | assure YOU Of my com
w" eelof In your innocence and my
's'n Ia sour speedy release. Happy and
'p'ecsS'u' New Year In your work for
Improving the labor OF thos: w'no arc
n'sN laden"
'onsnnson said he did not know vhcth-
ny would hold conference with r.
NAnc, OF San Francisco, also in
Vnen he arrived in The northern
lie said he understood that be o.
epiis OF CIsncy's heart trouble no person
tl'h him.
accusing the indictment Renerallr.
sohsen =, said; The political ambitions
prosecution MAKE any statement II
c. 1--WE to the press very unreliable.
"ep The workingmsn- VINO must bc
"'sa b. the newspapers"
%'n'ey. Who said he expected to re-
u IN Los Angeles AT least until lanu-
80 NJ inc lime Tor him 10 plead. said:
on "a'e always played the labor game
'c'pw talk"
ne sand ,uiys Indictment srains, IN.
n eaoe'8 VAS made public Immediate
ro,. 'n'lr arraiGpmcnl. II contained
IT,, un's all relating to a general al.
cons. nsptracJ, charging that they hae
,no,'. 10 ship explosives from Indian.
kn,s una alsc from other points un.
val statutes. ''
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"'lach Important Letter.

AZ. ,n.aehod 10 the indictment wa. = letter
clsnc, =" nave bc"n written b. L. y.
said :, v"e OF tnosc indicted. Il was
sN,. i'Nc been written in Los An
h.s,i,. .. 1910. on a lcttcr-ncad
20 c. vac words: Eugene 4. Clancy.
Inl.rna.,ero street, san Francisco, Cal,
srrpo,np"sl Association OF Bridge and
Fire, ~, IRON Workers office Of tho
70 h.,. s President II was said
mar, ocen addressed TO J. 7. AIcNa.
oss: ''A'iapots and read az foi.
h.r. lS'f and Brothel-I have been
nsr., Gays now and rney have
pa,, "efe The greatest strike anv
be country has had In n
W'neinued on Page Two)
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Continued OH Page Fourteen.)
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The complete daily leased
wire report of the Internation-
al News Service will begin in
next Sundays Tribune.
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CARDUl WORKED
LIKE A CHARM
After Operation Failed to Help.
Cardui Worked Like a Charm.


Jonesville, S. CT suffered with
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Kendrick, in a letter from this place,
"and at times, could not bear to stand
on my feet. The doctor said would
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went to the hospital, and they oper
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At last tried Cardui, and began to
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I don't feel any pains.
Cardui worked like charm"
There must be merit in this purely
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Please try it, for your troubles.
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a elrI,s VIVA MIdnlaht Ride.

To warn people of fearful fores
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DON'T GET RUN. DOWN

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J. B. WRIGHT, Mgr.
A Hero in a Lighthouse.

For years ]. S. Donahue, South Ha
ven, Mich, a civil war captain, as a
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The Dancer 9, "a Grippe

Is its fatal tendency to pneumonia
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Bowels are Basis
Of Child Health

The careful mother, who watches
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At the first sign of such disorder give
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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.

Preaching by Rev 10y Warwick
Sunday at both hours Subject at IL
a. m, What Would You Have Done
on The Jericho Road?" At 7.30 p. M,
Judas Iscariot Who Also Betrayed
Him." Sunday school at 9.45 a. m.
Epworth League Tuesday at 100 pm.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.3U p.
m. The pastor is anxious to see all
members present Sunday at one or
both services. Special invitation to
visitors and strangers.
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BIDS WANTED

Sealed bids will be received by the
mayor and council until Monday jan
uary %, 1912, at 7.30 o'clock p. M,
for furnishing drugs and medicines for
the charity department for the year
1912. Also for the care and keep of
the city clock Mark Bids for fur
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Bids for care of the city clock" And
file with the undersigned at the city
hall. BY order of the mayor and
council. NJ o. Russell,
Clerk OF Council.
Brunswick, Ga, January 10, 1912.
1-21-12.
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Foleys Honey and Tar Compound
"Cures in Every Case"

Mr.. Jas. McCaffery, manager of tn
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it s speedily effective. Roberts
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Foley Kidney pills

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ERlcHrFUL POLAR WINDS

blow with terrific force at the ia
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AT TIE CHURCHES:
LUTHERAN cHuRcH.

Corner Gloucester and Wolf streets.
Morning service each Sunday at IL
o'clock. Sunday-sehool at 10 a. m.
Vesper services At o'clock. A cor
dial welcome is extended to all te
worship with US; special invitation to
visitors and strangers. Rev. T. B.
Epting, pastor,