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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04
patterns for metal castings, and ii

patterns for metal castings, and the
workmanship is excellent.
Drain and sewer pipe. 1lreproof parti-
ton blocks. tile conduits for electric ca
bles, flower pots and ornamental building
caps and cornices are well displayed as
products OF the Utah Fire CLAY company.
This Is an especially valuable exhibit as
portrayinS Utah's resources in that line,
The new cableless elevator Of local in
ventiop is Illustrated by the exhibit Of
the Newson company. Working part
showing the safety principle together
with photographs or the elevator are ex-
hibited TO aid in explanation Of the work
ing and construction of the new device.
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Non Partisan Convention.

By international News Service
TACOMA. Wash. April "A remark
5oie convention assembled today al Cor
doNh. Alaska. consisting OF delegates
from all over Alaska 10 the Democratic
and Republican territorial conventions
lust held at Valdez and Cordova Tho
democratic delegates reached Cordovn
yesterday. Last night IL was decided TO
hold today partisan convention 10
DISCUSS IN" most urgent needs OF the
tO JAR congress into action Memorials
and petitions will be sent to PresId ent
Iait and 20 congress. setting forth the
needs or Alaska as agreed upon By the
terrltorys most representative men In
both parties "
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Agreement Repudiated,
BY international News Service.

BY international News Service
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Apri! AIN
Disregard OF the arrangement entered into
between the Taft and Roosevelt leaders
20 divide tho delegation from the Eight n
missouri district 10 the Chicaco conven-
non w" delegates were elected and in
trict Republican congressional convention
held here this afternoon
The delegates elected arc O. 4. Brown
held OF Cooper county and r. A. Vg,it.
OF Morgan county. The alternates az
Hnfus Logan OF Boone and Dr. j r
CASTOR OF Cole. both negroes
william 9. Irwin. Taft leader. who
had been slated as one OF the delegates
under the agreement. declined 10 he an
alternate and bitterly condemned the
Roosevelt delegates and leaders Tor ran,,1
dating their agreement -"
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Roosevelt Victory.

By international News Service.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. April 5.-Ds.
spite the Tact that Senator William Alden
smith and the Tart campaign forces bal
lied FOR four hours this afternoon. the
iorl! ono delegates 10 tue state Repub-
lean convention from Kent county wero
Instructed Tor Theodore Roosevelt Tho
Iait forces had first secured passage of
= motion mat delegates go uninstr1Icte0
out Clls "as later reconsidered and a
sci OF rcd not resolutions indors!uR
theodore Roosevelt were adorted by a
vote OF So 20 & -
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Glass Construction Shown.

Glass constructions Of all sorts. with
paints and oils OF various kinds arc
shown by tho Bennett Paint q Glass
company. Special attention Is given to
fancy glass contrivances and stained
glass window work.
Nearby Is the showing made by the
Salt Lake Stamp company. in which are
metal tags, rubber stamps. seals. stencils
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-04
La Follette's Trip.

WASHINGTON, April 3.-Senator
Robert NJ. LaFollettc will leave Wash
ington today for. the west, to take up
his campaign tour of Nebraska and
Oregon. He will go direct to Lincoln,
whore he is to speak Thursday, and
after five days trip through Ne
braska will depart for Oregon Pri.
maries are TO occur April 10.
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Pledged. to Colonel.

PORTLAND, Me. April 3-Frst dis
trict delegates TO the Republican ma
tional conventions:
Frank NJ. Lowe OF Portland. and Gil.
man G. Dering of Saco. Prior to tho
convention both pledged themselves to
vote for Mr. Roosevelt
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DR.. Sun at Shanghai.

SHANGHAI. April 3.-Dr. Sun Yat
Sen. accompanied by Premier Tang Shao
". arrived here at o'clock this evening,
A military guard Of honor Of COO men
awaited the ex-presideut's arrival with
a large gathering OF officials.
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Harmon S Plans

COLUMBUS. Ohio. April S.-Gov-
ernor Harmon, aspirant for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination, an
nounced today that he would return
in kind proposed tour of Ohio by Will
lam Jennings Bryan. Harmon will speak
in Omaha April -. on which date Bry~
an is speaking in Ohio. At Harmon 3
headquarters it was said: "This will
be first and only reply by Mr.. Harmon
to attacks made on him by Mr.. Bryan -
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Delegates in Doubt.

The delegates iu doubt are two in the
Firth and two In the Sixth and two In the
Seventh.
The Sixth and Seventh are more likely
10 be Wilson than Clark districts. though
both leaders claim both districts COM
riete.
Nm odd complica ton has developed In
the Fourth and Fifth districts, where
Clark certainly has one. probably has
another and he vote I'm the case OF the
other two delegates Is close. The VII
son men claim that the Clark men In
these districts pledged themselves TO
abide by the result Of the preferential
vote In their counties The Fifth dis
trict voted strongly for Wilson In the
preferential vote. but the Clark men are
we'll In the lead. The delegates them
selves claim that they made no pledge
10 vote for Wilson " they were named.
The settlement OF this question Of the
pledge is what leaves this district I'm
doubt. The two should probably be
slated Clark men II the state COM
mIttee cannot produce q pledge TO abide
bv the preferential vote. In the Fourth
the situation is exactly the same, but
there is Wilson lead Of only one vote
in the preferential flgores. with three
precincts gone. In this district. how
ever. II Is admitted that one Clark dele
gate was not pledged.
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low his name to be placed on the pri-
mary ballot in California as candidate
for president.
"I am not candidate and am not
willing to be put in that attitude be-
fore the country read the letter which
WAS made public today.
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Attractive to Women.

w. j. Hlsgs has his combination iron
ing board on exhibition. and his device
attracts attention from the ladies'.
Brooms Of neat construction and dura-
BILE character are shown as the output
or the Western Broom company, whose
display assures one that there Is no need
for sending outside the state for brooms.
The Enamel Brick e Concrete com
pany has a display that ought to prove
attractive 10 builders. There are white
and many other colors Of cement and
enameled brick, with e-looIdn~ com
poslte Intel stone substitutes faced with
Glazed cement piping OF all kinds Is
shown by the Utah Glazed Cement Pipe
company, the specimens OF the com
Panys output giving an idea OF what
Is being done in this industry
The Salt Lake Mattress factory has
display of mattresses and bod springs
OF exceptionally good appearance and
durability.
Another Utah mechanical invention Is
shown In the Sandburg beet topper, a
machine that has demonstrated Itself
to be wonderful labor saver in the o,il
ture Of suRar beets, The machine Is be-
ing adopted throughout the beet growing
areas OF Utah and Idaho as Valuable
Implement In the business.
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Taft Will Control.

b. International News Service
DETROIT. Mich. April g. According 10
computations In the state headquarters OF
the Tart forces, .2i delegates favorable
10 President Taft have been elected 10
me state convention which VIII he held
n week from tomorrow.
Inis is more than enough 10 control
the iothl number "f delegates In the con-
v-ntion being I3i. Several OF the strong
est Iaft counties have yet TO hold their
cSucus@s thus making IL c4rtaJn that the
President = supporters will 20 into the con.
instruct
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Elevator Safety Device.

n. w. Gudmundson has a model of an
elevator which displays the workings OF
his safety catch. The device is intended
TO prevent accident to limb and possi-
vators down their shafts.
Oliver Meredith has q good erposifinn
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Get box of Dr. Williams Pink Pills from your drug
gs today. Do not delay Begin the treatment now
lhen write the DR.. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady
~ ~ for of the booklet, Building up the Blood
1t is free upon request If you get Dr.. Williams
Fink Fills readily home send Soc for box so
for half dozen, by mail postpaid
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Bryan Says No.

Los ANGELES. April William
Jennings BRYAN, in a letter to the Bry
Al club Of this city, mas refused to al
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Blood Was Thin

Mrs. H. +. Winlier, of No. 5si2 North
Market street, st. Louis. Mo-, says:
Nv blood was Very poor and there
seemed to be no circulation for my hands
and feet were cold all of the time. ] had
dreadful bloating spells and while they
lasted I could hardly stand as the pam
was so severe.
''The doctors did not help me and final
ly said they had done all that they could
for me. When ! had been sick for Il year
my husband urged me 10 try Or. WI
liams' Pink Pills. The pills were Just
what ] needed for NV Improvement was
rapid. took the pills until cured and
am glad to recommend them
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18

elsewhere, are encouraging every dr.
vision in the progressive ranks with
the vain hope Of damaging me. I am
very certain, in view Of the way
things are now going, that we shall
be able to win a progressive victory
] shall greatly regret IL the state Of
Oregon, which has taken 30 prominent
a place in the leading progressive
movement should now fail to record
itself on the progressive side. Let me
again call your attention to what has
happened in the great states of Penn
sylvania and Illinois. Either the
men whom the progressives Of Illi-
nOis, Of Pennsylvania, of Maine and
Of Oklahoma have supported will be
nominated by the Chicago convention,
or else some chosen by the bosses of
the stamp Of Messrs Aldrich, Guggen-
helm, Tawney and Cannon will be
nominated.
The fight is between these two
forces, and in Oregon, the hope Of
the Taft people rests purely in nom
mating any division which they think
will interfere with the movement for
me and the progressive cause, as the
progressive cause is understood from
the Atlantic to the Pacific. am
fighting for the progressive cause ev-
erywhere, in Maine and Maryland, ,ex-
actly as in Washington, Oregon and
California. believe we will win,
anyhow, but I shall be sorry II we
have to win without oregons help.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18
SAYS STATE
WILL GO FOR
ROOSEVELT

Portland, Ore, April IS, 1912.
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore:
At the close Of the campairI this
afternoon former U. S. Senator f. w.
Mulkey, Roosevelt national commit
teeman from Oregon, made the fol-
lowing statement: ~ am convinced
that every county in the state, IL not
every county, will be for Colonel
Roosevelt The message he sent yes
terday to the people and voters Of
Oregon made his position clear beyond
any misunderstanding. The fight is
one between the progressives and the
reactlonaries. Mr.. Taft Representa-
the reaotionary and trust element. as
Colonel Roosevelt said from New York
to Oregon. He has endeavored to
fight for the progressive cause. This
is not a fight for Roosevelt; It is a
fight for the spirit Of the cause he
represents; therefore believe the
people of Oregon will show their ap-
probation Of Colonel Rooseyelts at
titude by voting for him tomorrow"
ROOSEVELT STATE COMMITTEE.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18
IS TRYING
TO BUY THE
CITY LINES
MR.. WEIGH is NEGOTIATING FOR
PURCHASE OF SALEM STREET
CAR LINES, BUT so FAR DEAL
HAS NOT BEEN CONSUMMATED.

The reports that Mr.. welch, of the
Washington & Oregon corporation, is
negotiating for the purchase of the
Portland Railway, Light & Power
company street car lines at Salem has
some foundation, and that deal is IL
able to be closed at any time, but has
not been closed, and has not been an
nounced. Further than that there is
no information that is worth while
to publish. All reports that the South
ern Pacific, or any other company
has any interest in the matter are
theoretical. 1t is well-known that the
Welsh corporation has placed lot of
bonds, and is in position to extend
its system. There is work being done
at Salem, Albany and Eugene on the
Portland Eugene & Eastern railroad
The acquisition of the Salem street
car lines would make the Welsh sys-
tenn a very valuable property The
system would be extended south by
way of Turner, and the direct line
would be constructed to Stayton If
Mr.. Welsh gets the Salem line.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18

ing the crowd tonight Police Com
missioner Rhinelander Waldo confer
red at length late today with his in
spectors, and ordered all streets in
the vicinity of the Cunard docks roped
off.
Surveyor of the Port Henry refused
to issue passes to the relatives of the
steerage passengers. He declined all
applications for such passes. When
asked why they were refused when
relatives Of the cabin passengers were
given permission to enter the dock,
Henry said that local committee had
been named to care for the steerage
survivors, and take them to the Mu-
nicipal lodging house. Henry's action
was bitterly criticised.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18
win Arrive in Morning.

New York, April 1S.-The White
Star line announced at o'clock this
afternoon that the Carpathia prob
ably will not dock before tomorrow
morning.
Officials of the line said the heavy
weather probably would prevent the
captain bringing his ship safely in
through the tortuous Ambrose chan
mel, and that he feared the difficulty
of caring for the survivors in the
night would be too great.
The Carpathia this afternoon con-
tinued to refuse ali wireless calls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18
CIRCUIT
COURT TERM
IS ENDED

In circuit court today the case of
the State against ]. I. Mcnamara was
on trial. Mcnamara was indicted by
the last grand jury for the larceny Of
a suit case from fellow hobo by the
name Of Mix. Some time ago the
two men became companions, Mix
having some clothing which he car
ried in the suit case and which was
left at the second hand store of o. l.
McPeek for safe keeping. The two
men went out to work on the rail-
road south of the city, but part of
a day was sufficient to tire Mcnamara
to such an extent that he must have
some liquor to give his tired muscles
relief, so he left the work and came
to town. Going to the store several
days after in an intoxicated condition
ON IN OF HssmIq pslusssIdsI GU
Peek as the one who had left the suit
case and asked to have it delivered to
him. The proprietor delivered it
without knowing that he was not the
rlghtful owner. Later Mix appeared
and demanded the article when he
was informed that it had been de-
livered to Mcnamara. This resulted
in a warrant being sworn out for
the alleged thief Mcnamara had
considerable difficulty this morning
in making Deputy District Attorney
Winslow think that when he took the
suit case from the store on false
representations that he was doing so
in order that 1t would be in safer
keeping than il left with the mer-
chant. When arrested he refused to
give the location of the suit case and
later made the plea that he had
authority to get It, This story made
a hit with the jury for the verdict
was not guilty.
The jury in the case of the State
against Roy Bolam decided that he
was guilty and their verdict 80 held.
He stole watch from drunken
companion while in one of the room
ing houses of the city
The jurors were all dismissed and
the April term of the circuit court
adjourned sine die. Judge Kelly will
leave for Albany this evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18
Sailors Crushed in Berths.


New York, April 1S.-It became
settled here today that Isador Straus
and his wife perished in the wreck of
the liner Titanic, when Percy straus
received the following wireless from
Badenoch, the buyer for Macy & Co.
of New York, who is aboard the
Carpathia:
Every boat is being watched.
Your father and mother are not on
the Carpathia,p
Two hundred of the Titanics sail
ors, asleep in their quarters at the
time of the accident were crushed to
death, the message says. The yes
sci was in darkness for four min
utes after the crash.
A similar story, reported at Norfolk
last night, is unconfirmed.
Baltic Has None.
New York, April 1S.--Bmphatic de-
nial of a report that the liner Baltic
has 200 survivors of the Titanic wreck
aboard was made here today by Of
ficials of the White Star line.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18
La TOILETTE
CAMP Aligned
IN BAD SHAPE
IuNITnp rRrss 1nAsrp wrnr.l

Medford, Ore, April Ex-senator La
Toilette campaigned Nebraska and
Oregon with his hips supported by a
canvas belt strapped tightly around
him to enable him to walk without a
crutch.
A severe accident was sustained by
him when he fell on the stairs at his
Washington residence three days
prior to his present campaign, report
Of which was withheld at the time,
for fear they would be exaggerated
by his enemies, were allowed to be
public today for the first time, be-
cause the most serious effects have
passed The clavical bone at its juno
tion with the spinal column on his
right side was injured.
Senator La Toilette opened the last
day of his Oregon campaign with a
speech to 5000 people here, He
sepaks at Ashland this afternoon, and
at Grants Pass tonight, leaving for
California tomorrow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18
MADE IN OREGON EXPOSITION
CONTINUED from page -

ern made products that are shipped
here thousands OF miles and in many
instances are higher priced and in
ferior to the oregon product
An Educational Campaign.
The aim of the campaign starting
today at Albany is to educate the
manufacturer himself to cooperate
and buy the products OF his brother
manufacturer and to educate the
merchant and the consumer to CO.
operate for the general Improvement
Of the Oregon industries and to en-
courage by an educated public sentl-
ment the establishment OF more in
dustries in Oregon Over sixty firms
have given this movement their
hearty support and others are Joining
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18

the floor, beneath the seats at the
first fire. They report the entire ter
ritory traversed by the West Coast
line to be infested with bandits and
insurrectos.
The Southern Pacific railway au-
thorities today served notice to Mex
lean government officials that unless
their property and passengers are
guaranteed protection, they will dis
continue all trains. This will stop
traffic on 60 miles of the West
Coast line, recently completed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18
LAST WORD.
CONTINUED from Page u
Telegram From Roosevelt.

f. w. Mulkey, National Roosevelt
Committeeman, Portland, Ore.
| greatly regret that l am unable
to speak in Oregon. As that is Inn
possible, owing to. my engagements in
Nebraska and Kansas, send this
message Of greeting to the progress
slves Of Oregon. In this fight, the
voters of Illinois and Pennsylvania
have made clear beyond the shadow
OF doubt what became fairly clear
two months ago, namely, that the con-
test is exclusively between the reac-
tionarles, who are supporting Mr.
Taft and myself. Either a reaction
ary will be nominated or / will be
nominated There is no midway
course. Mr.. Taft's managers know
this we'll, and in Oregon, as we'll as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18

the campaign in all its many activi-
ties. 1t is fight to keep twenty
million dollars of oregon money cir
culating here at home where It will
circulate over and over. The money
sent east for what might just as we'll
be bought here never gets back. The
time has come for the people of Ore
gon to give the home manufacturer
their moral and financial support and
increase the Oregon paydolls by buy
ing the products of those payrolls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18
London, April 1S.--Relief funds for
the Titanic's victims had reached
$15O,OOO at 6 o'clock tonight.
Says Boilers Exploded.

Halifax, N. s., April 1S.--It is per-
sistently reported here that Captain
Haines, of the liner Partisan, learned
from the Olympic that the Titanic's
boilers exploded Immediately she
struck the iceberg, tearing a hole in
the vessel which caused It to founder.
Captain Haines is also credited
with saying that the Titanlcs wireless
was put out Of commission 10 min
utes after the smash
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18
The MEXICAN
REBELS FIRE
ON THE TRAINS

Nogales, Arlz., April 1S.-For the
third time within ten days insurrectos
today attacked a West Coast passenger
train, 10 miles beloy Guaymas, So
nora, firing several volleys Of shots
into the locomotive cab and through
the windows of the Pullman coaches.
No one is believed to have been hurt.
Federal rurales have been rushed to
the scene.
According to accounts of persons
who were on the train, the occupants
of the coaches threw themselves to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-04-18
HarbOr Is FOg Bound.


New York, April 1S.-The entrance
to New York harbor is fogbound this
afternoon, and 1t is becoming more
dense hourly, and it is feared the Car
pathia may be held off Sandy Hook
during the night, and may not be al
lowed to land the Tltanic's survivors
until tomorrow.
Conditions for transmitting aero
grams could not be worse. In addition
to unfayorable atmospheric and wealth
er conditions, so many stations are
trying to reach the Carpathia that
they are interfering with each other.
Land Wireless Stopped.
At 1880 a, m. today the govern
ment took a hand in the situation,
and ordered all land stations not to
try to reach the Carpathia or the
scout cruiser Salem direct, but to re-
lay any message received from the
Chester The Marconi and Wireless
companies ordered their distant sta
tions to keep out of the field of com
munication, but instructed the sta
tions at Wellsfleet, saugaponack and
seagate to communicate with the Car
pathia when It arrived within range.
COmpany's President Talks.
Vice-President Franklin, of the
White Star line, still insists that def
mite information concerning the disas-
ter is still unavailable. He said:
"I have received absolutely no de-
tails, and know nothing Of what hap
pened. Everyone aboard the Carpa-
thia is so overcome with grief that
they cannot tell connected stories. l
had a code message from Mr., Ismay,
but he threw no light on the disaster.
have no reason to believe that Is
may intends to return to England on
the Cedric, and that boat positively
will not be held.
~ have absolutely no intention Of
removing any Of the survivors aboard
the Carpathla until she docks here.
No yachts or private boats will meet
her. believe that the Carpathia will
dock some time between and II
o'clock tonight. I will give out any
information regarding the survivors
as / receive t."
COmpany's Office Besleged.
Relatives and friends Of the sur
vlvors packed Surveyor Henry's Of.
fices, clamoring for passes to the pier
where the Carpathia is to dock. Henry
announced that every precautlon will
be taken to prevent persons from en-
terlng the pier who have no right
there.
The coroners office and the board
Of health are arranging this afternoon
for the prompt removal Of any bodies
which may be aboard the Carpathia.
Police Fear Trouble
The police fear trouble in controll-