davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12

-.
would cure me also. ] am losing flesh
rapidly and the doctors say have every
symptom of Bright S disease of the kid
ueys. If you think 7 would be bene-
fitted by Peruna ] will certainly try
some as the doctors have practically
given me up, the same as they did him. .
In reply / wish to say, first, that |
never make any promises as to what
Peruna will cure. No physician can
make positive statements of that sort.
| can say this much however, if / were
IN your place / should certainly piNe
Peruna trial. / know of no other rem
edy that would be so likely to be of use
to you in your present conditions as
Peruna. Take a tablespoonful before
each meal and at bedtime Continue
this for two or three weeks and then if
there is anything you wish TO ask me
further write me and | will give your
letter prompt attention.
If / find that the Peruna is not help
ing you / will be perfectly frank and
tell you so, for / would not have YOU
take Peruna unless it was really help
ing you. But il has rescued so many
cases of kidney disease that am quite
confident you will find it exactly suited
to your case.
OF the kidneys. Peruna is catarrb
remedy. Unless the destruction Of the
kidneys is already too great Peruna
relieves the catarrh and the cause of
the kidney disease is removed.
! shall anxiously await repor; of
your case. Remember, all letters are
sacredly confidential ] never use any
one s name or address without his writ
ten consent. Ny correspondence is abso.
lutely private
Peruna is for sale at all drug stores.
SPECIAL NOTICE-Many persons
are making inquiries for the old time
Peruna. To such would say. this formu-
| la is now put out under the name of
| KA-TAR-NO, manufactured by KA-
| TARNO Company, Columbus, Ohio.
10 send you n free booklet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Stop at Wendell.

The first stop OF the day was made at
Wendell, a small town which is growing
rapidly and which gives every promise OF
being heard from in many ways within
the next few years. The excursionlsts were
greeted at the station by a delegation
representing the business interests OF the
town and a number of ladies also were in
the party. Held's band rendered several
selections which were greatly enjoyed by
the tovnspeople. a feature Of the recep-
ton at Wendell was an address OF well
come by John Dern of Salt Lake, who is
interested In a big power proposition IN
the locality Of Wendell. Mr., Dern was ap-
pa uded when he welcomed the Salt LAX
ers "to our city" w. ". Armstrong
and J. ". Houston left the special at
Wendell and made a cross-country auto
mobile trip with Mr.. Dern. joining the
special again at Twin Falls.
A short stop was next made at Jerome.
where the excurslonIsts were greeted by
a representative gathering OF business
mon. including e. G. Reed, president OF
the Commercial club; j. II, Josephson
secretary of the club; J. B Nimo. editor
Of the North side News. and others. The
town is a mile and a half distant from the
depot and conveyances were furnished 70
the visitors
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
For a Soft, Velvety Skin
and Bright, Fluffy Hair

Fall winds have a peculiarly blight
!ng effect or the delicate skin. and
proper safeguards should be used 20
protect L. 4 highly neritorious lotion
can be made AZ little cost by dissolv-
ing : ounces spurmaI IN either y pin,
witch hazel or hot water and adding
, tesspooufuls clvceriue. This dries
quickly. is invisible when on and i'm
parts that soft tint OF healthy maiden.
hood 20 the skin. The spurmax lotion
serves every purpose % powder and
makes clear and beautiful any com
pleNIou.
''StriDCv. unmanageahle hair is the
result OF improper sbampooing \ very
satisfactory shampoo for fall IS Pre-.
pared hv dissolyiug a teaspoonful can
'hroX in cup hot water This makes
> rich. bland lathsr that remove. every
atom Of dust. dandruff aud excess OF
and after rinsing the hair drIe.
oulcklv With > rich. even color sod
gloss. Cau,broT shsmpoos make the
hair nuffy aud encourage = thick, long
growth
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
WHEN THE SKIN
BREAKS OUT
USE POSLAM

II suffering from any skin affection. X
is important for you 10 know that on your
druggists shelf. In the form Of box OF
Posiam. lies the concentrated healing
power which will ease all physical distress
and effect n complete and permanent
cure.
With this ready mems ~ relief so
easily available there is really no reason
why eczema. acne. tctter, BARRIERS Itch.
pinplcs and Ike affections should be al
lowed ia Eo unchecked and their discom-
forts unnecessarily endured. First appn-
alton stops the itching, the skin rapidly
heals and is restored 10 normal condition.
POSLAM SOAP Is ahtiseptic and EeTrii-
cida'; the safest and most soothing nur-
Eery soap. II improves The health. color
and quality of the skin. besutiiles COM
pleTions. renders the hands soft and vel
Netv.
Srhramm Johnson, Drugs. and all drug.
glsts sell Poslam price, so cents) ana
Poslsm Soap ,pricc. 2S cents. For free
samples. write 10 the Emergency Lahora- :
tories. 81 West 25th Street. New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Doubt in Washington.

SEATTLE. Wash. Sept. ll.-Interes,
In the resu; % yesterdays primary cleo
ton centers on the Democratic nomlnS
ton for governor. There were seven can
dIdates each of whom showed strength
at some point. Elmer G. Million carried
King county by large majority. but few
returns from other counties have been
received In the first or Seattle CON-
eressional district, Charles Heifncr 70.
puted 10 be woodrow Wilson's personal
adviser. overUhelminglv defeated Thomas
r. Horner.
on the Republican side Gov. Marion Z
Hay. Attorney General ". V. Tanner ana
Congressman VIII r. Humphrey OF the
irst district had practically no opposition,
while seven men sought the lieutenant
rovernorrhlp and four men and two wom-
en- strove ,or the public land commission
orship. II viii be many hours before the
result on the two latter Offices viii be
known.
In the second congressional district Al
bert t. Johnson won the Republican nomi-
nation. and in the third or spokane dis
.rict Representative William /. La Fol
lette seems TO have been rero0inated.
!. Frost appears to have been nomi-
mated for congressman al large on the
Republican 'irkcl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
KANSAS
BEFORE THE COURTS

TOPEKA. Kas., Sept. 1.-THE contes,
brought by the Taft presidential electors
TO get the Roosevelt electors off the Re-
publican ticket was started before the
state contest board today.
The afternoon was spent in legal argu-
meut as To whether the contest board
should 20 into the matter Of the Rcpub-
licanism Of the Roosevelt electors, The
attorneys for the Taft men contended
that the Roosevelt electors had bolted the
head OF tho ticket and had no right 10 a
place Republicans. Fred :. Jackson.
attorney for the Roosevelt electors, ar
gued that the voters OF Kansas have de-
cided that the Roosevelt electors were Re-
publicans and that they should be placed
on the Republican ballot.
The Taft attorneys urged that the
Roosevelt electors were chosen BY third
party men and not by Republicans. Jack
son replied that the voters should have
been challenged at the primary.
The Taft men Will present evidence to-
morrow 10 prove that the Roosevelt elect :
ors are Progresslves The Roosevelt men
Will reply In the afternoon. The pro-
ceedIng will end tomorrow night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Wilson in New York.

NEW YORK. Sept ll.--Governor VII
son OF New Jersey left here late tonight
for Syracuse, where he has engagements
tomorrow. He will speak FIRST at the
state fair and later Will confer with the
Democratic county chairman and mem
hers Of the Democratic state committee,
He will return tomorrow night.
After reviewing the parade OF the Hud-
son county Democratic association In Jer-
sey CITY today, Governor Wilson spent
tho late afternoon i'm seclusion In New
York. asking the reporters 10 excuse him
When he boarded the train tonight he
said he had spent the evening with his
brother, Joseph Il. Wilson, in attendance
AT the theatcr. The candidate was not
generally recognized by the audience and
as he left hurriedly when the curtain Wen,
down. he avoided any demonstration.
William G. McAdoo. acting chairman OF
the Democratic national committee, and
Norman T.. Mack were at the station &c
accompany the governor 10 Syracuse to-
night. Rudolph Sprecksls OF San Fran
cisco Joined the party.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
PROPERTY OWNERS

PORTLAND. Or, Sept 11.--Goyernor
Oswold Vest announced today that he
had mapped out a plan OF campaign
against Portland property owners who
leased their premises for Immoral resorts
Notices are being sent TO the owners Of
lodging houses and other places listed by
the governor as immoral that alleged vio-
lstions ot the law must cease at once
II this warning is ignored the official no.
tic~s state. civil action against the own
ers Of the premises wilt be begun irnme-
diately-
Governor West plans 70 proceed nv the
Injunction method, In order that owners
o. eujoined places may bc hailed into
court for contempt ~ they continue to
deyy the law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
MOTHER-IN-LAWlS Is TOO
MUCH FOR DE ROSTER
Special To The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
Los ANGELES. Cal. Sept. u.--Bsby
Enid p. he Roster was like ray OF sun
shine peeping into the probation office ai
the hall OF records today. She was ca
rsEsed and kissed by the women attend
ants unconscious Of the f/e IN store Tor
her. for while she has father and mother.
neither msy have her until the juvenile
court shall decide between the two, as
they no longer live together. Enid was
kidnapped by her father. Jake De Roster.
the racing man. we'll known in Salt Lake.
and found bv the grandmother, Mrs. T.. O.
Clark at Venice.
Mrs. Clark today went to Venice and
discovered De Roster and had him arrest
ed. lie was released at once. but lost
the baby. Mrs. Clark had a warrant from
the court and took the baby 10 the proba-
tion office. Enid will he declared dep4 nd
ent by the juvenile court in the near tu-
ture. Meanwhile she is in the custody OF
hor grandmother
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
YOUNG MRS. FOSTER
Is NOW REPENTANT
Bv international News Service

NEW YORK, Sept. 1t want 10 be
left alone so that / may prav." was the
request OF young Mrs. Marion McNicksr
Foster today at the Florence mission in
Blocker street where thousands OF way
ward girls have taken their first step to-
ward a better life
Mrs Foster Is said TO be truly repent
ant for the first false step taken In her
short life, and is sorry now that she ever
met the dashng and alluring Harry u.
Nolan.
She admits that she was so fascinated
with Mr.. Nolan that she would have gone
TO the end OF the world with him, but
now. so she tells her new friends In the
mission, her only wish is TO get back 10
her fathers home In Scotland as soon as
possible
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Fisher Harris's Tree.

At Rupert an unusually touching cere- =
mony was performed. Upon the occasion
OF the Commercial clubs visit 10 Rupert
four years ago Fisher Harris, then secre-
tary OF the club. planted n tree in the
beautiful little park In the center OF town
This tree, a silver maple. has grown rap
Idly and in honor of Mr.. Harris's memory
the tree was decorated with an American
dag, and Joseph T.. Caine made touch
Ing tribute 10 the secretary. who's silver
voice has been silenced by death At the
conclusion of Mr.. Gaines remarks which
were singularly appropriate. the band
played Aud Lang Syne" and taps were
sounded Many eyes were dimmed by
tears at the conclusion OF the tribute &c
the memory OF Mr.. Harris. There were
several Salt Lakers present who assisted
Mr.. Harris.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Roosevelt Men Ousted.
81 nternational NeWs Servlce.

By International News Service.
OMAHA Neb., Sept. 1.-THE Repub-
lican state committee tonight ousted from
the Taft electoral ticket six candidates
who have announced their intention Of
voting for Roosevelt should they be elect
ed. The vacancies were Immediately filed
by the committee with Taft men. The
new list viii Al once be submitted to the
secretary Of state and will probably be
refused by him. Then the state central
committee VIII rush into court and ask a
msudamVs. At the same time the Roose-
velters will proably ask an injunction TO
prevent the removal Of their names from
the Republican ballot Should the secre-
tary OF state refuse to place the Taft
candidates on the ballots a petition VIII
at once be circulated throughout the state
and the names Will be placed by petition
on the ballot.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
UTAH VISITORS ARE
SIMPLY DELIGHTED
Continued From Page one.)

busy for many months in making flour.
and the people with whom they talk say
that the development Is only beginning.
Everywhere the welcome has been so
cordial and so hosp!ts.ble that acqualn-
tances are ripenlng into warm friendships
during the short time In which each com
munity can be visited Tomorrow the pill
erIms Journey down through American
Falls, the power city" OF Idaho, on to
Pocatello. the gateway TO all points OF the
compass, and up over tho Yellowstone
park branch, visiting Blackfoot. Shelley
and Idaho Falls en- route.
Every day has been busy day on the
trip. and each day will be busy, but the
travellers, adding as they are to their store
of knowledge OF the territory which they
feel In a trade sense 10 be their own. feel
amply repaid for all the eNertions they
are making
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Results in Colorado.

DENVER, Sept. 1l.-Rcturns from yes
terdays first primary election tonight in
dicate the results Of the contests OF the
candidates OF the Democratic and Repub-
lican parties for nomination TO the Unit
ed States senate. congress state and
county offices are still In doubt.
For the long term TO the United States
senate Clyde c. Dawson, regular Repub-
lican. and Governor John T.. Shatroth,
Democrat, appear to hold a slight lead
over their opponents.
For governor r Il. Stewart, Progress
stYe Republican, has lost ground 10 c.
C. Parks. regular Republican.
For Democratic Gubernatorlal candidate
T. j. lyman has reduced big lead taken
by Z NJ, Ammons carly In the count.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Freckle-Face
AND COARSE PORES
"Yaak' Especially Quickly Removes These
HomeIy Spots

Freckles and coarse pores are an ugly
sight IN society and business NE He-
fined folks usually avoid meeting those
With such repuisive looks. The very
worst case Of rreckles and coarse pores
can positively he got rid OF with "faak
(SpeciaD The greatest remedy in the
wide world for quick results. Delicate,
harmless and fascinating to the skin.
Absolutely free from dangerous drugs,
''Yaak" is purely Erhs, Vegetable. Oils Of
Nuts, and Lilly Bulb Juice. Just try II
and be convinced. Yak positively gives
YOU a pea rly- white, velvety skin. Just
ask ANYBODY who has used " for
freckles and coarse pores. Even the
frst applics tion will amaze you. Get
Il today. Now don't delay IL for
tomorrow, and permit those ugly tea-
lures on your face. Yak" sells every
whore In America for 50 cents per box
Beware OF substitutes. don't accept II, but
demand for Yak Ask the druggists In
town or else will ship direct to you post
age prepaid. The Yaai Mfg. Co, 23lo
Indiana Avenue, Chicago. Put Yak on
your shopping list today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
CLAIMS MAINE FOR
THE PROCRESS|VES
Continued from Page one.)

embraced him In his speech today as a
tower uf strength TO the Progressive
movement.
Colonel Roosevelt irod over a blanket
or roses on his arrival here this morning.
the patn from his train to an awaiting
automobile being strewn with Oregon
faircSt blooms The Progressives origi-
neily Intended that. as a picturesque sight.
the roses be tossed Al him as he passed
along. But the chief OF police. sus-
picloux soul saw In IL an opportunity for
bomb thrower TO deftly conceal deadly
dyua mite in rose bud and blow up the
colonel SO he insisted that the roses be
gently laid on the ground and not hurled
into the air
Only a slight crowd greeted the ex-
president on IN. pay TO a hotel. where
he conferred with leaders. Later In the
day. when he rode out through the park
system along A carefully laid out route. n
fsir-sired multitude eyed him. bat sp-
plsuse Was lacking The Taft leaders
called n a frost.
The ProcreSsiyes looked disappointed
but kept their thoughts to themselves.
Roosevelt talked 10 ? raold Progressive
throne OF $500 in the afternoon at the
Gypsy Smith tabernacle, defining the is
Of his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Slow Count in Arizona.

PHOENIX, Arlz.. Sept. I.-ProEressives
In Arizona cast a much greater vote than
did the Republicans at yesterdays pri-
mary, according to returns so far re-
ceived here. In nearly every precinct the
Progressivee ran far ahead or the reSu-
lar ticket.
The vote on the Democratic ticket. il
seemed TODAY greater than that cast
by the Progressives and Republicans com
oined.
4 complete count is not expected for
for,y-eizht hours
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Idaho Women Not Boilers.

BOISE. Idaho. Sept. 1.-THE expected
cn1l for women's Republican state con-
vcntion TO nominate state, county and
congressional tickets composed entirely OF
women was not made today. The wom~
en-. however, stIll are firm In their declar
! alton TO separate from the men and their
plane are expected 10 take definite form
In the next few DAYS.
II developed today that the action OF
I the women in planning To nominate a
| straight womens Republican ticket was
brought about primarily because certain
nominees expressed themselves In favor
OF Roosevelt after they had been nom
mated on the regular Republican ticket.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
TAFT ENDORSED IN
THE NUTMEG STATE
BY International News Service.

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept Ill 2.
Studley was nominated on the third hal-
lot for governor hv the Republican state
convention here thts afternoon. There
were four candidates including Lieuten-
ant Governor Rlak~sley. Senator Peck OF
Danbury was nominated for lieutenant
governor. -. 2. Carlson Of Mddletown
for secretary Of state and Walter Holmes
Of Waterbury for treasurer.
Warm Endorsement of the Taft admins
tration was feature OF the platform
adopted by the convention. The presl-
dents administration was chara cterized
"one OF transformations but continuous
accomplishment that in LIS closing year
finds the country at the height OF prosper
ity."
The Taft tariff board plan was Endorsed
and the party pledged 10 find a way TO Sc
cure loans on farm property and 10 ad-
vance agricultural interests we'll as TO
the enactment or an adequate workmen's $
compensation act.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Fear La Toilette.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. Sept ll.-Fcar OF
A clash with United States Senator La
Toilette blocked the naming OF full state
Progressive ticket by the state couven-
ton here today,
Progressive leaders felt that the NOM
instion OF ticket in opposition 10 the Re
publican state ticket would not alone pre-
cipi,atc night with Senator La Fol-
letye hut also would prevent support for
the Progressive cause from Governor Nc
Govern.
However, there was considerable senti-
ment, particularly among delegates from
northern Wisconsin. for a complete ticket
Some Of the delegates had been so in
et nH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Denial by Haines.

WATERVILLE. Me. Sept. III shall
not attempt to exert any influence for one
faction or the other" said Governor elect
William l. Hsines. when shown dis
pa atches from Portland, Or, 10 the effect
that Colonel Roosevelt had said Mr..
Haines had come out for the Progressive
national ticket
81 have never yet indicated" said Mr.
Haines. whether I shall support Mr..
Roosevelt or Mr.. Taft.
II shall not be able to take my part
in the November contest on account Of my
health. NV physician demanded my re-
tirement from any further public contest
on the nnnallY Of being hlind II ] do not"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
|VACEL REFUSES TO
MODIFY THE RULES
Stringent Steamboat Regula-
tons Adopted as Result of
Titanic Disaster Stand.
DAY OF CONSULTATION
Secretary and His Assistants
Discuss the Matter Before
Taking Action.
DAY OF CONSULTATION
b. Ini.rnational New, servic.

b. International News Service.
WASHINGTON. Sept l.--SeoretsTy
Nsgel OF the department OF commerce
and labor today practically killed the plan
20 modify the stringent stes mboat regu-
lations adopted By the department OF
commerce and labor shortly after the IT,
ranlc disaster. He refused N permit
coastwise steamers and lake. bay. sound
and river steamers. except in southern
waters, TO travel after September Is
without lifeboats and RATS SUFFICIENT TO
protec, ali passengers and crew.
Line Is Drawn.
Mr.. Nagel granted permission FOR lake
hay, gulf and river steamers 10 ply IN
southern waters With lifeboats and rats
enough 10 accommodate al one time 50
per cent 81 the passengers and crew, The
line a. which this modification viii apply
was HXed az the thirty third degree OF
latitude. about the location 81 Cha
Ton. :. G.
Danger below that latitude. Mr.. Nagsl
says, Is not 80 great as II would he far
ther north and he does not desire 10
work any great hardship upon ship own
ers where protection is sufficient
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
NEGRO COLONY NEAR
HOME OF MAUDE ADAMS

By international News Service.
NEW YORK. Sept Il.-Near the sum
rner homes Of August Belmont. ir.. ]. r..
Stsnchfield. J. u. Fsirchlld and Maude
kdams at Central Islip. l.. l., Is 10 be
started q colony of negroes. Carleton
Park IL tho name that has been given
20 the district In the middle OF the lark
viii be erected factory and trade school.
The 800 persons who are expected 10 set
tile there VIII be taught trades and fitted
70 make their way among the whites.
Tho land has been given by Joseph
T'uch of e. West Thirty fourth street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Line Is Drawn.
Result Of Conference.

Mr. Nagel's refusal TO make the pro-
posed changes IN the regulations came AZ
the end OF a day Of consultation Ti'h
BENJAMIN :. Cable, assistant secretary
Of the department of commerce aud la
hor. and George Uhler. supervising In
spector general NJ the steamboat inspec-
ton service. He declared that the rules,
amended on April %, Immediately
after the Titanic disaster, were none too
strict for the protection Of human ufe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-12
Bolt in Delaware.

DOVER. Sept, li-W. =. White, vho
heads a faction OF the Progressive party
savorinG the Endorsement OF Republican
candidates for state Offices and who was
deposed from the state committee be-
cause OF his reported closo relations with
the Republican, 'orcaniZst ton led bolt
from tho Progressive state convention
here today He left with dozen dele
gates and issued call for convention
Snnfcfnhar Is