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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
BULL MOOSE FUND
GIVEN PUBLICITY
BY international New. Service.

BY international News Service.
NEW YORK. Sept. 1o.-Georse W.
Perkins and Frank 4. Munsey head the
list OF contributors for the National Pro-
gressive fund with contributions OF
$4,000 each. Elon ii. Herker, treasurer
Of the Progressive national committee,
tonight made public the list OF contrtbu-
Tors TO the campaign fund from July i
10 September 7s inclusive.
The receipts OF the New York head
quarters were s53,32d: expenditures were
s5l.es2: there remain unpaid bills
standing amounting TO $53.124
ters were sls,s72 and the expenditures
contributed $4,000 TO the Chicago Office.
There were several hundred contribu-
tors 10 the fund and money was received
from every state In the union. principally
large contributors TO the New York fund
were George Moore, New York, $4,000
Mrs. S, II. Fouke. the wife OF Dudley
r. Foulke. Richmond. Ind. $500; George
Davis and family OF South Yarmouth,
Mass, gave $1,000.
The principal contributors to the Chi
cago fund we're George s. Porter. 5000.
and John T. McCutchson. cartoonist
$3.50; william Wrigley OF Chicago, $1,000:
Mrs. Charles r. Wood, aunt OF Clifford
PInchot. $500; Paul Block, New York.
saSo; Emily Csrew, a sister Of MIS-
August Hecksher OF New York. $500:
George =. Roosevelt, cousin OF Colon el
Roosevelt $1,000: ". Emlin Roosevelt
iI1oo: Mrs. Emlin Roosevelt, $500: J. p.
Grier OF New York, $500.
In giving out the financial statement.
the managers OF the party issued a state
meni In which II was set forth that this
ma tional campaign would cost less than
any other national campaign in the his
tory of the country and that n full ac-
counting 81 every cent received and
where every cent was spent would he
made public at short intervals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Troops Collect Firearms.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Sept, 10
Several wagonlosds of weapons of all
storehouse at military headquarters be.
cause OF the martial law zone s exteu-
sion over Dorothy, Raleigh county,
where striking miners are numerous.
Militia men made thorough search of
the district for firearms.
Under orders issued by the military
all houses throughout Kanawha county
are being cleaned today. Efforts to
maintain good sanitary conditions
forced the military to warn property
premises or be placed under arrest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
NAME GLADSTONE
TO HEAD TICKET

Special TO The Tribune
BOISE. IDA. Sept. io.-The Progressive
party OF this state today placed a state
Clagstone. recently defeated Republican
gubernatorial candidate. Prior 10 leav.
Ing for north Idaho this evening
MT: clagstone said that he would
nomination until later The party
through the state central committee e
which named the ticket, the nominations
strongly fndorsing Senator william E.
Borah and Congressman Burton l.
French.
State Chairman Gipson acoompanIed ed
prominent Prosressives will be consulted
with reference TO the ticket named and
the campaign. II IL confidently believed
by Progressives that GLADSTONE will ao-
mated by the Bull Moose party Is as fol-
lows:
Congress-P, Monroe smock OF Canyon
county
Governor-Paul Clagstone OF Bonner
county.
Lieutenant govenor-T, o Boyd OF
Twin Falls county.
Secretary Of stats-o. V. Bailey o.
Attorney gcneral-G. H Martin Of Bon
ner county.
Treasurer-Captain John f. Yates OF
Kuditor-c. c. Miles Of Ne1 Perce
county.
Mine inspector-C. L. Skeels OF Sho~
shore county,
The resolutions indorsing Senator
Borah and Congressman French and
pledging the Bull Moose party to their
support laud both statesmen for their
records In congress on progressive leg
islation. All legislative candidates IN the
state pledged to the reelection OF Sena
tor Borah are indorscd bv the Progressive
state committee speaking In behalf OF the
third party.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
ROOSEVELT LOUDLY
LAUDS THIRD PARTY
Declares There Is Corruption
Everywhere Except Among
Bull MooserS.
REPEATS ROBBERY CRY
Again Tells How He Lost the
Nomination at Chicago;
Talks to Big Crowds.
REPEATS ROBBERY CRY
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TACOMA, Wash, Sept i0.-In windinE
UP his two days campaign "a Washing
ton. Colonel Roosevelt tonight popped
away once more at tho boss, roasted
woodrow Wilson. lunEed at President
TAFT and proclaimed the Progressive
party as the vehicle OF uniaInted politics
Ia his days run through the eastern
part OF the state. presumably a standpat
region. the ex-presldent met with uneS
peetedly big crowds. True. they were
not so immense as those that turned out
10 see President Taft last fail. but they
were formidable enough TO show that a
progressive sentiment; exists
In Seattle. where Roosevelt appeared
early In the morning. staying until $40
this afternoon. he was boisterously sc-
claimed as he rode through the streets,
while the huge audiences he address ed
a. the auditorium and later at the Pro-
gressive state convention. literally bub-
hlsd over with fervor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Says Clark Plot Victim.

The ex-president adverted 10 the de-
feat OF Champ Clark at the Baltimore
convention, saying that II was brought
about through the plotting OF Democratic
bosses
The man who carried the Democra tic
primaries" he said. was beaten in the
national Democratic convention and an
other candidate was nominated in his
place"
Roosevelt went on to say that nearly
In every state the Democratic primary
contest was not waSed against the boss
at ali. hut among different Candidates
each OF whom was backed by the bosses
In certain states and opposed By the
bosses in others"
lie spoke OF the defeat OF Franklin
Murphy. the Republican boss in New
jersey. and added:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Addresses Great Crowd.

Roosevelt spoke tonight az the open ai-
stadium TO thronR OF 5000. IL
eclipsed, for size, any gathering he has
faced on his cosst-to- coast trip
In dwelling upon alleged bossdom In
,hA Republican and Democratic parties
the colonel referred 10 the uns@stinE OF
the Washington delegation at the Repub-
lican convention. which. he said. was en-
Eneered BY Boss Coiner. since ap-
pointed by President Taft as attorney
general Of the state. Aluding 70 Colner's
appointment. the colonel said bitterly:
The nsgrant thefts necessary 10 make
up stolen majority In that convention
have since been rewarded by unbushing
use OF party patronage in fashion as
scsndaloUs as The original wronEdolns
Nowhere has this been more scandalous
than here IN Washington. where the de-
partrnent OF justice Itself has 6Nsn pros
utu;ed 10 the reward OF highway rob-
harry"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
ANNOUNCE S|CKLES
NOT A CANDIDATE
New York Sponsors Say Vet
eran Is Out of Race for
G.. A. r. Commander.
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bN international News Service.
Los ANGELES. Sept. iO.-The ma
iioral soldiers home a, ssw,ello was
besieged. stormsd and taken by 10, 900
@. A. r. veterans today. The surrender
was effected az high noon. when from
tne steps OF the headquarters building
NJ the soldiers home Governor T. ].
Cochrnue. In a brief speech OF welcome.
turned over his sword 10 Commander-in-
chief Harvey ~. Trimbie
Win all the veterans in Los Angeles
and with greetings over, members OF the
20. a. r. and the many auxiliary or
today.
one OF the developments OF the dsy
was the withdrawal OF the name OF Cen
"ral Daniel r. Sckles OF New York as
a candidate for commando er- in-chief Al
the New York headquarters IL WAS an
nounced as coming from General George
Is. Loud, sponsor for General Sickles' S
campaign. that General Sickles would
not attend the eucampment In Les An
geles and that his name would not be
placed In nomina ton. This, IL was de-
clared. would give Alfred B Beers Of
Bridgeport, Conn. a clear field for the
were assured
at General Slckies's home on Fifth
avenue In New York. IL was announced
this morning that General Sickies was
In California, but the family refused 70
give his address.
Tomorrow the veterans will march
through the principal streets OF the city
In grand parade
Ten thousand veterans. with their
wives and friends, crowded Shrine audi
torlum tonight 10 witness the semi-ot-
hcial opening OF the forty-sixth annual
enCampment.
When the great audience had assem-
bled, the band struck UP I'VE Are Tent
Ing Tonight and all joined in singing
the old camp fire song. I'll. u. Osborne
OF Los Angeles, executive director OF the
.ncampment, then relinquished his au-
thority TO Chief Harvey
NJ. Trimble, who assumed control OF the
encampment.
rhe session was devoted TO addresses
OF welcome and responses, followed by
the annual address OF the commander
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
SOCIETY is DEFUNcr.
PROPERTY IS lNvOI,

JERSEY CITY. n. J., San, !.
scendants Of George Rapp' sc.i y
the Harmony society at Fcor,h'
are meeting here this weeS
said TO aggregate $40. 900, o06 in ~
owned by the society Is in nsS nS1
sion OF John ;. Duss ard wife q,
brought by the heirs. ID
Tho last survivor Of the or,.,-
mony society died six vas-. sInu
claimants say tho properly ,so ago
reverted. when the last s,,rv,..uc
the heirs OF the founder FROM IT II q
inal Investments the nrors..ot' maot'
There are more than 100 parsnn.V
themselves heirs to the pronsy,.' W
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
VALENTINE JOINS
THE BULL MOOSERS

WASHINGTON. Sept. io.-Robert G.
Valentine, commissioner OF Indian af-
fairs today sent his resigna ton 20 the
interior department 10 become effective at
in Hawaii Mr.. Valentine will ioin the
Progressive party.
Commissioner Valentine previously va.
assistant TO Commissioner Leupp whom
he succeeded In statement explaining
his resignation. Mr.. Valentine referred 10
his desire to work in the Progressive
party as his only wish for quitting office.
He made no mention OF the order which
he promulgated few months ago forbid :
ding the wearing Of religious garb by
teachers In Indian schools
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Electors for Roosevelt.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo- Sept. 10
That eight OF the eighteen presidential
electors nominated by the Republican
state convention in 81. Louis April 95
have signed an agreement practically
pledging themselves TO support Roose =
Welt, II elected in the November cleo
tion, Developed this afternoon at the
meeting here OF the Republican state
committee. AZ the committees meeting
tomorrow the agreement Will be consid :
cred in Joint session between the com
mittee and the candidates OF the party.
II is reported that Republican and
Democratic platform committees have
turned down womans suffrage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Marriage for Teachers Taboo

wILKESBARRE, Pa. Sept 10.-Befors
successful applicants for positions In Ha-
zleton township schools are permitted to
start work they must submit In writing
a promise that they will not fall victims
10 cupid's darts during the nine months
school year
Some Of the teachers who refused to
furnish the written promise have been
informed that their services will not be
required. II IS understood that the new
rule has delayed a few inidwinter we'd
dings. The school board made the de-
mand TO prevent a scarcity OF teachers
after the term was under way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Lord Decies Gives rro,,.

NEW YORK. Sept. l0-Jn,, .
who will he n visitor here dunnoa u
tionnl horse show In Novemhs, Y
sented the association with a9
trophy which Is to be knorr
Beresford challenge cup. 10 bs
for by officers OF the United st,,.s
Only officers on government hs,,.'
compete,
The officers must ride In urpo,-
the prize must be won twice hv ~.
officer before Il becomes his nn,,.,,-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Ban on Murder Auto.

NEW ToRk. Sept. lo.-The notoriety
gained BY automobile No. I,5l3, the gray
touring csr used by the murderers OF
Herman Rosenthal, has been capitalized
and tho automobile Is now being used as
a sightseeing machine, This act has been
brought 10 the attention OF the police
by the arrest OF the driver, Frederick
Halloran, for violating certain traffic reg
uiatlons. Hslloran told the police that
he had recently bought the car from
Louis Llooey. who owned II at the time
the murder ~as committed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Subway for Qhicann

CHICAGO. Sept. lO.-Plans ,,.
go's purposed subway systems r.,,
pleted and presented by MR.
tee TO the city council COMMITTEES !.
ways today, The plans provIds n.
main lines trsversing the CITY =;
Innate for construction Is plsc.d !,
957, 900, and'the equipment a, rifi
The system would have a esps4
1sT 900 seats per hour.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Bank Embezzler Dies.
ernstional News Service.

NEW YORK, Sept lo.-Corue,ius T..
Alvord. Jr.. one OF the cleverest enbez-
zlers ever caught in Wall street. died
today at his home In Stockport. ". y.
where he had been living with his wifA
and three children since he ended his
eight-year term In Sing Sing Alyord
vas teller OF the First National bank IN
the United Bank building at Broadusy
and Wall street and he had stolen
5000 from the bank when he Vas
caught In 300.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Honors for Sacrataru Knnr

TOXIC. Sept. i0.-Philandsr Q Knor
The special emhassador Of the United
States 20 the funeral OF the late Ernperor
Nutsyhito, and Mrs. Knox will -. re-
ceived In audience on September ~ by
Emperor 70 shihito and Empress Sa
duko. They VII take luncheon with n cir
mAjesties. on "wednesday afternoon NJ
and Mrs. Knox will visit the room in
which the body Of the late emperor is
living in r,atA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11

Daniel Ladon. Seattle; Second district
stanton Warburton. Tacoma; Third dis
trict-F NJ. Goodwin, Spokane.
The nominees were selected az the prt-
mary held last Saturday. Under the
state law IL was necessary for state
convention TO certify the names to the
secretary OF state
The visit OF Theodore Roosevelt and
his address were the features OF tho con-
vention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
TELLURIDE EXPANDS
ON IMMENSE SCALE
Continued From Page One.)

trical energy will be produced by the
consolidation of the Utah plants and
those of southern Idaho. With TINS
amount of commercial power for sale
the new company will have a monopoly,
on the electric field in Utah, and Will
be able to supply all demand for power
and electricity for every purpose.
"If the effort TO consolidate IS sue,
ecssful it will do great deal toward
the moro rapid development of all com
mercial and industrial enterprises In
the state Senator Smoot said.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
One Killed: Eighteen Hnrt

ERIE, Pa, Sept. 1o.-One person WINS
killed and eighteen were injured in the
wreck or train No. s on the New York
Cnicago ST. Louis railroad. one mile
east OF Erie this afternoon. The cause
was spreading rails. Many OF the In
jured were passengers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11

gress for failing 10 put through the t1o-
battleshirs-a-year ba programme.
THE Panama canal would not have
been built" said the colonel. IF We had
not the forethought and determination 70
defend Il when built. I believe with all
my heart I'm peace. loath bully aud
= hro,ler I'm private life ard loath n ma
tlon that plays the part OF the bully
But 4 want peace that comes not be-
cause a nation does not think IL worth
while 10 Kick us. but because 10 rccog
nigss In us a nation which Will do In
Justice 10 no one and win suffer injus-
tice from no one
Roosevelt referred to HIS action In
sending the bsttleship fleet around the
world as the greatest service he had
rendered in the cause Of peace while
president He placed IL above hts effort
in bringing about the end ot war be-
tween Japan and Russia.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
NAME TICKET IN
WASHINGTON STATE

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. io-Ths Pro-
SresSlve state convention today nominal
ed state ticket heat ded by Robert r
Hodge OF Seattle for the governorshlp.
and named the following candidates for
congress:
~ lsrEe-I. A. Fslconer. Everett. and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Steel Tonnage Increases

NEW YORK. Sept. I0.-Ths =
tonnage OF tho United States SEQ
poratioD on August 81 totaled Ii
tons. as compared with 5.957.6Is IA
July 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
old.ttme Resident Arrested

SPOKANE, Wash. Sept. Io.-wiulan,
! Hill. a resident Of Spokane for twsnty
years, was arrested todav on a warrant
from -. Paul charsirs forgery. The
details % the charge are no; KNOWN. fJiu
declares his arTss, 10 the result OF mis-
,aken Identity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
As Counter Attraction.

The ~x-prssidents appearance In
Seattle WIS timed By the ProGressives
so Ia would come on the trail OF the Re-
publican primaries. They hoped. In hav-
ing thc colonel a. counter attraction that
the primaries would be deserted. The
Progressive primaries took place last
Saturday and the Progressive leaders to-
day were hard AZ IL trying TO steer the
Republican voters around 10 hear Roose-
welt
Because oi the women voting In
presidential election for the nrst time.
the political leaders are unable To ma ke
ington will 60 In November. Both the
ProgresSlves and Democrats claim they
viii sweep the state. The Tart forces
arc apparently waiting to see how
strong the Progressive party becomes.
Governor Hay, the standpst Republican
candidate for governor. Is making des-
perate campaign against Hodge, with the
prospect OF Hay cantering In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Own Party Untainted.

THE Democratic party in New Jersey
Is struggling apparently 10 get rid OF on 9
boss, MT. smith. anc has apparently gone
happily TO bed with another, Mr., Nugent.
We Progresslves, tho colonel con-
tlnUed, ARE not In the condition OF hav-
ing st this moment 10 try 10 keep some
dlssgreeaole bedfelows out OF bed We
disposed OF possible unpleasant bcdfel-
lows before We went 10 bed"
Roosevelt lauded Oscar Straus, Pro-
gressive candidate for governor OF New
York. saying.
Even our foes recognize tn. admir-
able nature OF the platform and OF the
nominee for governor. They show their
recognition 10 curious fashion. that Ia.
by the demand they make, through the
newspapers, not upon the members Of
the Republican and Democratic parties
but upon Mr. Barnes and upon Mr. MUIR
phy 10 place equally sood candidates for
governor In the field
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11
Where Policy Rests.

They make their appeal direct To Mr..
Barnes and Mr.. Murphy. asking them 90
simulate the virtue they lack and place
IN nomlnaton men who Will not suffer in
comparison with Mr.. Straus. This at
tltude OF our foes is Instructive II
shows that our enemies frankly admit.
when they come down 10 action, that the
decision 81 policy In both TIE Demo
cratic and Republican parties rests not
With the People. but With the bosses
In his EpeSch AZ the Auditorium a,
Seattle. the ex-presIdent aroused his
audience by telling of his action IN start
Ing the Panama nal. The colonel was
Vociferousiy introduced hy Robert Hodge
the Progressive candidat. for governor
. robust. lusty-lunged slX-iooter Hodge
who used To be minsr. called out in
. rich brogue that Mr.. Roosevelt, rs not
q kirg. bat the greatest living man
The audience was half made up or WON
en- voters. The colonel. IN addressing
the throng. called them men of WASH
inC-on" Then. as ripple Of Taught or
pasesd over the hall. he hastily .xplain.d
Il meant women too. It's all one here
IN Washington.
Discussing the Panama canal the COL
onel Indirectly Eot In = dig at con
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-11

According to the ws.,, /
port, the lowest temperatu,.
gust was 40 degrees. II ;,
that low this month you ru
tsinly have TO start your
Our King Coal is tha va.
mace coal Big Jumps If Won
them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28
AMERICAN TWEAKS
MEXICAN'S NOSE
Trouble Over Raids ON
American S Horses the
Cause of 1t.

small race riot broke out in the
lobby Of the Sheldon ,neteI Tuesday
night when j. Todd 1IcClamy. an
American, manager of a horse ranch
west and south Of Casas Grandes-
tWeaked the nose and pulled the nous
tache OF Joaquin Duran. former chief
Of police of Juarez-
McCiamy's ranch has been rafded
ana stripped of most of its best horses
curing the present uprising, and he has
oeen Tree TO express his rather nm
favorable opinion OF the raiders. He
mas been free, too. to express his opin-
ion that If president Madero Is given
a Iair show he viii make good his
promise to the people. Duran is said
TO be pronounced anti-Maderista and
on Monday night, when accompanied bv
a number of his cOmpatriots 1t is said.
insulted McClamy
The latter, 1nding Duran in the hotel
lobby tuesday night, returned the
compliment with interest The fight
was quickly stopped by officers who
happened to be in the hotel McClamv.
after getting his personal revenge"
LETT the hotel and Duran went to MS
room
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

for the customary crowd, ana the % 1
Der shops were shaving the rough heSAs
in the same old way
JuareZ retired early, as usual out
probably unusually sober, as the Sa-
looms had been closed since O'CLOCK
IN the afternoon and the officers vlgl-
lantly enforced the order. DRINKS We're
at a premium, disorder was unseen
padlOcks swung to the keno doors, ana
good order was conspicuous
At 10 o'clock most Of the citizens
were sleeping. and only the occasional
passing OF a solitary rider with cIanh-
ing sword and spurs interrupted an
OminOus silence .-,,--
Up at the headq uarters OccaSloIlssIIg
a new guard would slip out and relieve
the old sentinels, and Gen Emilio cam
pa would be seen somewhere on the
job. In the early part OF the evening
Gen Campo hurried away on snort er-
rands with G. bunch Of military LOOKING
companions in an auto Later he went
into consultation half dozen times with
his officers at headquarters; and yet
later made quiet detOurs away from
HEADQUARTERS on horseback, accom-
panied only by his aid, evidently upon
missions which we're secret in their ma
ture
But the town has already largely re-
adjusted itself the merchants are
readily recOnciIng themselves TO the
new order Of things, and the Nasqu1staS
are maintaining a government IN
cOmmendable way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-02-28

Never, perhaps, in the war-ridden mis-
toric old town OF Juarez has there been
a more peaceful and orderly crowd than
that in evidence on 80 streets during
the a hours which followed the en-
trance Of the VasQuistas into the city
Not through fear was this accom-
pfished-the people didn't run home ana
hide or show signs Of feeling any IN
certainty about their safety The town
was just as usual
Tn the evening the plaza was
thronged with people. They fingered on
tie public benches or strOlled content
edly about. while the Juarez band dis
pensed many varieties Of harmony as
the sun slipped away behind bloody
sky and long after
The public market opened and be-
came a rendezvous for the new ar
rivals who spun fantastic stories Of
their campaign In the ready ears Of the
curious crowd which always foLoWs IN
the shadow of the ADVENTURE
American sightseers came and went
the street cars Changed at the corners