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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-14
WYOMING SIX ARE
PLEDGED TO TAFT

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. Nav 1S-The Re-
publican and Democratic state convcn-
tions met today 20 select delegates to the
Chicago and Baltimore national conven-
tons. respectively and 10 name national
committeeman
John Osborne OF Carbon county and
George L. Pexton OF Uinta county, re-
Democratic and Republican parties, were
re- elected.
Resolutions adopted BY the Republican
convention instruct the six delegates from
Wyoming ITO use their utmost endeavors
TO secure the denomination OF President
Taft"
The resolutions also indorse good roads
legislation and approve the efforts OF the
Wyoming delegation in congress TO Sc
cure the admission OF automobiles to the
Yellowstone National park.
The Republican delegates TO the ma
tIonal convention are Senator F. T.. War
rem, Senator Clarence D. Clark, Congress-
man II. Mondell, Patrick Sullivan, w. H.
Huutley and ". L. Wall. Delegate Hunt
leg is the leader OF the Roosevelt delega-
ton from Sheridan county,
The Democratic state convention late
this afternoon unanimously adopted the
majority report of the committee on rcso-
gates TO the national convention at Balti-
more arc Instructed to vote for Champ
Clark las long as there is a possibility
OF his nomination" After that tho dele
gates are free to use their own judG
ment
The following delegates to the Demo-
cratic national convention were re-
elected:
James f. Mays, Converse county: A.
NJ. lIaZonkamp. Albany county: Roy
Montgomery, Crook county; John c..
Clark. Laramie county; 3. r Perkins.
Sheridan county; p. ]. Quealy, UInta
county.
Thomas 7. Carroll Of Laramie county.
who earlier in the day had been named
a presidential elector withdrew, and the
elected General J. c. Thomp-
son OF Laramie county. At $50 p. m.
the convention adjourned
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:znR1G2XMZ
BAKING R0N0e2s
A6s0IUfeyRNEe
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that all bids
opened at noon on May 1. 1912, by the
und erslgned for the erection and compile
ton OF a building known as the Salt
Lake high school. were rejected and that
ten days extension OF time Is granted
TO bidders 10 reagure. according TO
changes and notifications as prepar ed
by the architects.
Further notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will DE received by the under
signed mp to l2 o'clock. noon. May 20,
a brick and concrete building (not In
Guiding heating and ventilating systen)
known as the Salt Leks high school. TO
be located on lot bounded by Twelfth and
Thirteenth East streets and Eighth and
Ninth South streets. Salt Lake City, Utah
for the Salt Lake City board OF educa-
ton.
Plans and specifications and all jnfor-
nation can be obtained by bidders AT the
office OF Eldredge & Chesobro. architects,
626 Dooly building, on and after May g.
1912, and all bids and proposals will be
publicly opened and read AT meeting
OF the school board on May 90 1912. at
II o'clock, noon. at the board OF educa-
ton rooms. COZ city ana county building,
Each general contractor will be given
one complete set Of plans and specifca-
tons from which to figure his work, and
he will bo required 10 mako a denosit for
same Of twenty-five dollars (S25y which
deposit wll be returned To him on return
OF plans and specifications. II additional
sets be desired reasonable charge, as
stated IN the Specifications. will be made
for same. as well as "A deposit
All bids must be addressed to Board
OF Education. Salt Lake CITY" and must
be marked in lower left hand corner bid
Tor Erection and Completion OF Salt Lake
High school and delivered 10 the clerk
ot the board OF education at said place
OF opening.
Al bids must be given on form as win
be found in tho office of the architects
and no other form Of bid VIII be received
A certified check or cashiers check on
some bank In Salt Lake City. Utah. for
hve 90 per cent OF the amount OF each
bid must be enclosed. Each check is 10 |
be made payable TO the unders,rDed and
IS 20 be forfeited TO the undersigned in |
case tho bid is accepted and the bidder
does not enter into contract within SIN
90 days after It's acceptance for the
faithful execution OF the contract ard
bond hereinafter stated
\ surety companys bond must be fur
nished for one-hslf the bid satisfactory
10 the undersigned.
The undersigned reserves the right TO
reject any or all bids
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SALT
lake CITY BY l.. P. Judd Clerk
c9T3
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Flagged Train With Shirt.

Tearing his shirt from his back an
Ohio man tagged train and saved il
from wreck, but II. T. Aston, Ra-
leigh, y, c. once prevented wreck
with Electric Bitters. ~ was in a
terrible plight whom / began to use
them,' he writes, my stomach, head,
fected and my liver was in bad CON.
dition, but four bottles of Electric Bit.
tors made nc feel like a new man. -
A trial will convince you Of their
matchless merit for any stomach. liver
or kidney trouble. Price so cents at
chramm-Johnson. Drugs, 5 Stores.
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LOSES LIFE TIME
SAVINGS IN HOUR
CONTINUED from Page one.)

let him pay for anything. Saturday they
went again TO the races and brought away
what he believed was his $4,000 winnings
He said Link and Hamilton carried the
"money" in currency. Suspecting nothing.
Anderson consented TO allow his friends TO
deposit the supposed winnings i'm the
hotel safe, All Saturday and Sunday they
spent In high living and Anderson slept
late Monday morning. When he awoke
gone out TO breakfast he waited until
noon, Then he went TO the hotel clerk
and asked for his money. He was told
he had no money on deposit and that
nothing had been placed in the safe by
Hamilton or Link.
Things began to dawn on him then and
he rushed to the banks. hoping to stop
payment on tho certificates OF deposit
He was too late. The men had cashed
the $1,000 certificates at the Mccormick
bank and the $1,000 certificate at Walker
Rrnfhnra hank
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Helped Bryan in 1908.

I'm 1905 I constantly urged his election.
declaring ! would willingly be defeatcd
OF governor II II would help him.
And during our joint campaign he re-
pcatcdly praised my efforts ia his behalf
and told mnuy pcrsons he meant TO offer
me place In his cabinet II he WAS
elected,
What have | done which leads him
now to say ! am not ut To be even q
Justice OF the peace He has stated not
single fact from my official record or
elsewhere 10 justify his conduct, except
that ! rcpudiated the platform on the In
itiatiyc and referendum. That is not
true
He saws ! am not progressive, but
'reactionary-' II 'progressiyeness means
sincere and successful efforts to secure
practical reform in government instead
Of mere talk. where has so much been
accomplished as in Ohio during my ad
mlniStrutiOn?
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Dazed by Losses,

Anderson was completely overcome
when he realized what had happened In
stead OF reporting to the police he re-
turned to his hotel, hoping that maybe
Hamilton and Link would return. Late
in the afternoon he started for the po-
lice station, almost in a. stupor. 1t was
10 o'clock last night before he reached
HEADQUARTERS. He was unable TO say
where he had been in the meantime.
Half a dozen detectives were sent out
to work on the case at once. They learned
that two men had tried TO cash certifi-
Gates on the Idaho banks in several sa-
looms. offering one saloonkeeper % per
cent commission. 1t could not be learned
last night whether the certificates were
cashed. though the police believe this Is
likely, inasrnuch as the men could easily
have proven the authenticity Of the cer-
tificates by communicating with the Idaho
banks Payment was stopped last night
by wires dispatched to Blackfoot and
Mackay, though II Is considered hardly
probable that the notification was sent
in time 10 stop the swlndlers from realiz-
Ing on the certificates.
Two men answering the description fur
nished by Anderson are known to have
purchased tickets for the north on the
Oregon Short Line last night.
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Contest in Maine.

PORTLAND. Nc, May lS.-Thc cam
paign for tho first state wide primaries
In this state. TO be held June II, began
today. Interest centers In the contests
for the Republican nomination for gov
ernor and United States senator, for each
of which there are three candidates.
There is no opposition to the renomina
ton OF Governor Frederick w. Plaisted
and Senator Obadiah Gardner. Democrats.
The men seeking the Republican nomina-
ton for governor are William I, Haines
OF WatervllIe Frederick T.. Boothby Of
Portland and Albert II Shaw OF Bath.
Those desiring tho Republican nomina-
ton for senator arc Judge Frederick A.
Powers Of Houlton, former Congressman
Edward G. Burlelgh OF Augusta and Her
hort IL Heath of AngnSla
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NOTICE TO coNTRAcYoAS

Denver. Colo. Mar tlh
Sealed proposals will be tttay'
the Rio Grande Reservoir & Ditfk
pany at It's office, room 40 Symef
ing, Denver. Colorado. until ] D
June sth. 1912, for the furniatt
materials for and the constructive
pipe line from Bennett creek. af
near Santa Maria lake, Mineral g
Colorado.
The work viii consist OF . g
wire-wound wood pipe line abort y
long,
Plans, specifications and form
tract may be seen and proposal
obtained at tho office OF me o
and at tho office OF Thomas ".
consulting engineer, room lQl
building. Denver. Colorado. -.
Each bid shall ne Accompanies
certified check for two huldrsd
made payable 10 +. c. Goudy. ~
as a guarantee Of good fsiIn %
OF the bidder,
The right is reserved to re,ssf
all bids.
THE RIO GRANDE RESERVE
DITCH COMPANY.
BY FRANK c. G0UDI. PrssAe
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Mrs. VIM. A. Allen, Chacon, New
Mexico, had so severe a cough that il
nearly choked her 10 death Mr.. Allen
says: owe tried many things without
helping her when by good luck I got
bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. It helped her at once and
finally cured her. II is the best medi.
cine we ever used. +" Schramm.John,
soa Co
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Claims Made.
La Toilette S Side.

The landscape wears n different face to
the La Toilette managers. Pacing GER
tain defeat throughout the state they
begin their estimate. ''the Roosevelt
forces have stopped to the very tricks
notorious"
Then follow charges that Governor
Johnson's administration has coerced EN-
ployees OF the state printing office and OF
the state harbor commission TO contrib
ute as much as 10 per cent, In some in
stances, 10 the Roosevelt campaign fund,
The sharp contrast between the doc
trtnes OF free government preached by
Governor Johnson" they conclude. "and
the underground methods OF HIS Iieuten-
ants In getting funds is an object lesson
tho people OF California cannot afford TO
overlook
But Throughout the state the reaction
against Johnson, and through him
against Roosevelt. Is apparent. la Fol-
lette Will win"
Informally. tho La Toilette manage
ment said:
mo, we won't give fgures What's tho
use? We expect plurality. but nobody
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NOTHING EQUALS &
P0S[AM FOR All
SKIN D|s]I|

Nothing Is No r.r,.
foslsm when uasd sor and eRsr,s
trouble, which, I'm sp ip1r any uchjrS
lions, II speedily curss ioTms ana
cerlons consa Itching Itching stops; %s,lh snanh an
Healing rnsdlul nSdn sleep rnay S9a'I g.
intensely s' active ana nTSSp'sly: ,or' ps,iY!9 ~
powers continuouslv aefts its -.
ann,oyance are roInoyed" d"'u oil csus,.
All who suffer Yrnr,
Hena' acne, letter any form 4
sIa,p, gGIa.p, rash. ,pimples. etc Itch
'P feet rems6S mw66S'syer should c%D1ayy M 1ssy Sd
Schramm- -Johnsor
glSts sell Poslam "a D,ues. and Al
cents). '''ng akin 49,
-, ror free sample OF p,,,.
me emergency Laboratori1slam, IN.
street New York City citee u was
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Bolt Is Certain.

ABERDEEN, Wash, May 13.-With
contests already filed against 272 dele
gates 10 the state Republican convention,
meeting here Wednesday. and with the
likelihood OF the contests totaliDC 325,
nearly hnlf the number of delegates in
the convention confusion Is supreme and
no preliminary forecast OF the convention
may be made except that bolt and sec
ond convention appears certain. The
fight has reached a stage where an agree
ment seems almost Impossible. The ef-
forts OF Governor NJ. y Hay to bring
about a reconciliation and compromise
the basis OF dividing the states dele
cation 10 Chicago evenly. giving Taft
seven and Roosevelt seven. have failed,
The state central committee. on which
Taft men are in large majority, has def
nitely decided to meet here tomorrow and
pass on all contests. This plan will be
resisted by the Roosevelt forces, who say
II means Taft supporters Will be put In
control OF the regular convention.
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It IS |, |, |, WITH
TEDDY, SAYS TAFT
CONTINUED From Page one.)

dubbed the campaign Roosevelt is MAX
ing against him "accusatory and libel
ous'
IN a joint appeal 10 the war veterans
and 10 the negroes. Mr.. Taft charged that
under tho constitutional system that
would permit proposed measures OF re
form" the practical repeal OF the thr-
tcenth. fourteenth and nftecnth amend
ments. for which the veterans fought and
which protect the negro race, would de-
pend on the result OF ono election. That
was what Mr.. Roosevelt proposes TO do.
lie said by destroying tho independence
OF the judiciary.
LET Mr. Roosevelt point out what
thing 7 have done or failed 10 do under
the influence of anybody and then | VIII
say that he has made point, but while
he continues merely In general denuncla :
tion to say the bosses are all for me, and
all against him, I say he Is conducting a
that Is not worthy the man who
has had the vencration. the respect and
the honor put upon him by the American
people"
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Delegates Divided.

BALTIMORE. May 1S,-An agreement
was reached early this morning at a
conference between the leaders OF the
Taft and Roosevelt forces to split even
on Maryland s delegation to the Repub-
ican national convention. Each side will
trict delegates-siXteen in all, The dele
cation Will be instructed TO vote for
Roosevelt for president as long as he
mas any possible chance of receiving the
nomination.
At the state convention today a Roose- :
welt man will he chosen temporary chair
man and a Taft man permanent chair
man.
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instructed for Roosevelt tomorrow. Roos-
evelt having 725 delegates TO the state
convention, Taft 100. La Toilette 5s,
s57. Taft SO, giving US entire delegation
OF "a from North Carolina
Every telegram from California indi-
Gates Roosevelt will have more votes in
California than Taft and La Toilette
combined"
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MAKES EFFORT To
GET At THE TRUTH
Continued from Page one.)

tin plate company. he said. but 1t was
"all or none
MIR Reid fatty declined to toll tho
amount of Steel corporation stock he re-
celved for his holdings In the American
Tin Plate company,
Jacob Mcwler, an independent tin plate
manufacturer who was the only other
witness today. told OF his inability TO
buy black plate for constituent com-
panics nf tho American Tin Plate conf
pnny after IL was organized AS re-
suit nc waa obliged to import his black
plate from abroad, he said. and the high
tariff caused him serious losses,
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Minnesota for Roosevelt.

ST. PAUL. May I5.-Reports al mid
night from S3 OF the S6 county conyen-
tons which today chose delegates to
Thursdays Republican state convention
show that Roosevelt has SIC delegates
La Toilette 1854 and Taft rs.
AS result OF the conventions Mime
sofas delegation of "a 10 the national
convention will be for Roosevelt
delegates to congressional conventions
TO be held next "Wednesday also we're
chosen today and Colonel Roosevelt car
ried each district
President Taft will have an instructed
delegation from only one county-Winona
the home OF former Congressman Taw
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WILL ATTACK REBEL
FORCES WEDNESDAY
Continued from Page One.)

body or the rebels is at Rcano. while
Colonel CanaIes and General Campo are
yet In their position among the west
flank threatening tho federal base. The
fcderais control the railroad as FAR north
as Concjos.
II is believed tho federals will follow
their temporary advantage and IN tho
meantime Orozco and his stan are busy
preparing for renewal OF the cam
p9ign.
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Excursion to Provo, $1.90,
Via D. & z. G.. MAY 18th.

The Republican Convention Special
will leave Salt Lake ut $3.50 "a. M. ar
irving at Provo 9.40 q. IN. Returning,
leave Provo 80 minutes after close Of
convention Six trains each way.
Tickets good on any train, going May
14th and 18th, returning until May
18TH
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Iowa Democrats.

BURLINGTON. Ia. May 13.--Demo-
cratic leaders began assembling in Bur
lington today for the Democratic state
convention which is TO be held Thursday
Former Congressman w. n. Jameson
today opened Clark headquarters. and
Earl Bronson is expected here tonight to
open Wilson headquarters Twenty-siX
delegates to the national convention at
Baltimore Will be chosen Thursday four
of these at large and the remainder by
the district conventions
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and the doctors at
last decided there
was no help for me
unless ! went to the
hospital for an oper-
alton. / was awfully
against that opera
ton, and as a last
resort wrote to you
for special advice
and / told you just
what l suffered with
bearing down pains,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

Abraham Irrigation company;
a ted under the laws OF the sul,s.S
Principal place OF business ~
Main street. Salt Lake City, ~
Notice-There are delinquen' y
following described stock. on ~
assessment levied on. the "a
March. A. p. 1912. the severn
set opposite the names OF tns
as follows;
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ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
National Bank of the Republic

A thoroughly modern savings DEPART
Aent conducted In connection with this
bank Safe dsposit boxes for rent r. q
Depository.
Frank Knox, preai6snt. Janes a, Mu,.
ray, vice prceidenti w. =. Garis cashIer,
T. a. CuIbertson. assistant cashier.
Capftal Dafd In. 39oA.eta Intarsss pstA
- A1e depositG
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GIRL DESPERATELY
FIGHTS BURGLAR
CONTINUED from Page oneD

napkin into my mouth and then every
thing went black The next | knew was
when Mr. Farnsworth threw water i'm
my face"
Miss Lott IL the daughter OF Charles
LotZ n brewer In the employ OF the Salt
Lake Brewing company, living at 1862
East Fifth South street. She has been
employed at the Farnsworth home for
several months.
An inventory OF valuables gathered up
by the burglar before he was driven away
by the ringing OF the door bell showed
several hundred dollars worth OF silver
and plate. The only thing missing how
ever. was a revolver taken from a bureau
drawer IN Mr.. FarDsworth's bedroom
Mrs. F'arnsworth's jewelry was undls-
tIrb-d.
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Taft Scores Victory,

NASHVILLE Tenn, MAJ 1S-Taft
supporters scored the first victory In dc
night for control OF tho Republican state
convention tomorrow, when tonight the
STATE committee selected Foster V. Brown
or Chattanooga as temporary chairman
Mr. Brown IS a Taft supporter
The committee held long session try
Ing to straightcn out numerous contnsts
Both Roosevelt and Taft men say thev
will control. my
Roosevelt supporters are showing n teI-
egram received from Dixon the colon ei' a
campaign manager, I'm which he saws i'm
part: III
Il hope Tennessee Republicans tomor-
row VIII keep step with Minnesota and
North Carolina. Chairman RoosevnIt
committee at ST. Paul wires me entfre
delegation OF "a from Minnesota viii he
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South Dakota Campaign,

SIOUX FALLS, g. D.. May 1S.-Colone
Theodore Roosevelt is coming to South
Dakota to make n personal fight for the
ten Republican delegates to the national
convention, He Will make Il flying visit
June i. spending that day In the state
1t Is expected here that Taft and La Fol
letto also Will visit the state. The state
primary Will be held June 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-14

Dependable servants-maIds. cooks,
Mattresses governesses. second girls
all look TO the Want Columns to pro.
vide them employment and opportuni-
ties for Advancement.
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New Mexico for Clark.

New Mexico for Clark.
CLOVIS, y. NJ. May lat is rcs-
sonably certain that tho Democratic state
convention which meets here tomorrow
noon VIII send New MeXicos first eight
delegates TO tho national gathering In
Baltimore instructed for Clark. About
ono half of the 3l1 delegates To the state
convention arc here tonight. or the 81. .
tho Clark men claim 265, There have
been fifteen county delegations out OF
tweuty-slx instructed for Clark. Two
are instructed for Woodrow Wilson and
the remaining ones are untnstructed
Adhercuts OF Wilson and Harmon to-
night arc seeking to effect an alliance
ny which an uninstructed delegation will
be sent TO Baltimore. \ number of state
delegates who favor Clark are opposed
to an Instructed delegation and tho Will
son and Harmon men hope TO find enough
OF them TO block instructions
The desire OF a strong contingent to
convention may cause q sharp conflict.
Supporters OF James ID. Hand OF Las
Vegas who has conducted the Clark
ante convention campaign. want him
elected state chairman at the convcn-
tion. The present committee practically
is unit against reorganization at the
meeting.
Should the committee be reoreanized
tomorrow the choice Of a national COM
mitteeman probably would rest between
a. A. Jones OF Las Vegas. present com
mitteman and Judge c. 4. Richardson
OF Roswell. \ proposal Is being enter
taincd tonight TO send sixteen delegates
with one-half vote each.
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Salt Lakcr in New York.

Special To Tho Tribune.
NEW YORK May t3.-Imperiai-H, +.
Clark
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NOTICE.

The undersigned; ;esassd. es,as
P. ". Fearing. Ssd rseeiss
.os5 North Lowh'r ~
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-Four for Roosevelt.

ASHEVILLE, n. c., May 13.-Tentl
district delegates to the Republican ma.
tional convention: a, r. Pritchard and Z,
IL. Station. Instructed for Roosevelt.