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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
Secrets of London
Complexion Doctors
Nrrom Society WORLDLY


Famous specialists in the west end OF
London who cater to titled ladies' and
others Of social prominence, employ n
remarkable method OF complexion re-
iuvenstion One undergoing this treat
mcnt visits the beauty doctor late In the
afternoon. has something dabbed over
her face, then. heavily veiled, departs
in a closed motor car. This is repeat ed
daily for "A week or so, when a complex
ion OF snowy purity and exquisite delca-
cy is in evidence.
The secret of this marvellous treatment
is--ordinaTy mercolized wax, Anyone can
apply the wax without assistance of a
specialist. An ounce of II costs very
little at any drug store (obtainablc In
this country as we'll as in BngIand.) II
Is used like cold cream, before retiring
and washed off mornings It's success is
due to peculiar absorbent property
which gradually removes wornout partl-
clcs OF cu,iclc, revealing the younger,
healthier skin beneath
A wonderful wrinkle chaser, also in
vogue among English women, is pre-
pared by dlssolYlnc an ounce OF powdered
saNolite In a half pint witch hazel. Used
as q wash lotion. this completely and
quickly effaccs even the deepest lines
advertisement }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
How to Join.

To. Join the Order OF Good Fellows
thereby pledGing yourself to provide toys
or good things TO eat for what may other
wise be Christina sless homes. fill out the
coupon printed in The Tribune and mail
IT with stamp 10 the order, Just direct
IL order OF Good Fellows, Salt Lake
City The postoffice authorities know
where 10 deliver ii. You will be given
the names and addresses Of as many chill
drcn as you desire. Then you make
Chrlstmas moro cheerful for yourself and
them by purchasing what children enjoy
on CHRISTMAS and seeing that they get
what they yearn for
You may also assist by sending the
names and addresses of children YOU
know who need a Santa Claus Give
Their names, age, sex and correct number
ana street With anything you do YOU
will be far from alone. Good -feIloWjn.,
IS becoming custom OF Salt Lake, Ii
takes n thing like this to manifest how
many men and women arc guided by a
spirit OF unseifishness in the gladstone
Yuetide season.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
The Greatest Kidney Remedy
on Earth Says a
Grateful Woman

want TO tell you how much good
your swamp Root did me. About four
years ago / suffered from what the
doctors called fstuIa and for two ycars
Of that time + endured what no tongue
can toll. I also bad inflammation or
the bladder and J tried doctors medl-
cincs without receiving any help. Some
one told me about DR.. kilmer 's swamp
Root.
After giving it thorough trial ! re.
ccived relief, so kept on using ut and
today | am strong and well woman.
Ii / ever feel badly or out of sorts
take Swamp. Root and it always
straightcuS me out. / honestly believe
that this medicine would cure ali
troubles YOU recommend it for and IT
is n pleasure for me to send my testi-
mony and photograph to You. I think
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp. Root Is one of the
greatest medicines on Garth.
Respectfully yours.
MRS. JOHN BAILEY
Portland, Ind.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this 18th day ot July. 1909.
c. A. BENNETT.
Notary Public.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11

is described as a kind, good hearted
old gentleman who loves the children.
Kindness begcts Kindness. They arc
told that To gain the admira ,ion OF
this grand old person they shOUld be
good. for nc ~ good and the good and
bad arc not related.
But what OK those poor little devils
whose circumstances preclude ~ Visit
from the St. Nicholas hired by the
parents Of others? What incentive is
there 10 their undcvcloped characters
for good? They become cast-orf toys
Of fate. They arc TOO young 10 COM
prchend the monetary obstacles. II
is OF no avail to tell them that Santa
Claus must be paid TO give them play
things, Their Illusion. their ideal van
ishes. In their youthful way OF ress-
oning kindness means gifts. Nobody
is kind 10 them, so what IS the use Of
being. cCudp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
NURSERY CARS ON
TRAINS SEGREGATED

CHICAGO. Dec 10.-Spccisl cars With
nurseries for babies were proposed rs an
addition 10 the equipment OF overland
and limited railroad trains at meeting
of passenger agents OF d western rail-
road here yesterday. II was suggested
that since THO smoker. the compartment
and observation cars arc now regular
part of the makeup OF trains there
sbouId he a special place for babies and
their mothers and nurses. II WAS agreed
that II would he better for the babies
and better for tho other passengers on
tho trains.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
NEW ZEALAND AFRAID
OF AMERICAN TRUSTS

MELBOURNE Australia. Dec. lO.-A
monopolies bill was passed through its
tinal stage in the house of representatives
OF the commonwealth OF Australia today
BY il vote OF Al against 26. The measure
gives the government OF the common
wealth power to legjslate in regard TO
trusts, combines and monopoles. The
government recently found itself in the
grip OF the International Steel trust when
making a purchase OF rails and 1t was
also concerned over the alleged intention
of the American beef trust, 10 get the
trade OF Australia into its hands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
Sends Kisses.

Among Good Fellows messages yes
tcrd3y We're tho following:
have little brothers and sisters.
have Just come from mexico We
nave never see an american Santa
claus, the rebels drove US out of
mexico y y Y y X Q o O 0
o . (neaning kises).
nope YOU Will not forget me and
my tTo sisters am eleven and my
other sister is ten and my baby sis
Ter is going OF five She viii be
five this Christmas. If you have any
thing 10 spear we would Ike 10 have
something to make us feel that il is
Christmas mamma ana papa cant n
ford 10 buy us any toys takes papa
all he crnS TO keep the house
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
A Little Skeptic.

One little skcptic, Il girl. wrote that
She had mailed requests TO Santa Claus,
but they we're never granted, so she de-
could AFFORD 10 gvo her plain handkcr-
chiefs only. At school she noticed tha I
other children carried nice, embroidered
one or these last year, but be did not
seem TO think II was an important re-
quest. She would see what Good Fellow
thought about ~. Was lie puaint ed
with Santa CLAUSE II so. he should not
lct the old gentleman know she had made
AuN rHmarkS alpnnl Iln.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
Letter TO
Or. kilmer & CO.,
Binehamton, N. Y.

Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For
You.
Send TO DR. Kilmer & CO., Bingham N,
ton. n. Y, for a sample bottle. 1t will
con vince anyone You will also receive
a booklet of valuable information, tell
ing all about the kidneys and bladder
When writing, be sure 10 mention he
Salt Lake City Daily Tribune. Regular
fifty.ccut and onc-dollar bottles Tor
sale at all drug stores.
Advertisement }
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11

IN applicant
n @ m b ersllip.
Fellow con-
n clearing
OF good fell
b. lie is
q together
Who want
11na and those
|Dnt them TO
i II any little
missed II Will
MS 1aUII.
cyery DAY the
rurries plain
Rppeals from
md girls ior
|0gs on which |
|ayc set their
So. In nanyI
>eE, Good Eel
IN l,a ni,la IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
Many Illusions.

;nild' lifs Il crowded with pas
TIC liyes In q fairy world. Take
|Fom II before a suitable age and
10 his soul as the premature
us OF an Infant il tn lis body,
'naeination must DC given some
10 feed upon, he will choose
m Illustrations, I recall, a Iitile
OF wears, His parents had
told him OF Santa Clans FOR
nas nor Of the rabbit that lays
80 tof Easter. Not even wa
+Nty or anything apochryphal
n'ea III his presence. But some
~ oiiier he received Impressions
srhstural things, probably in his
lie would recount tho most
fIiul iWposSihllitics. and ono
10y convince him that they did
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
Is as Though No Child
Salt Lake Will Wake
'to Find an Empty
Stocking,
NTITY OF ROYAL
RULER IS PUZZLE
I That Little Ones Be
/ Removed From Fairy
World of Ideals and
Illusions.

e nil he so much good following
II Lake this Christmas that II
looks as though no chlld Will be
Its Santa Claus. The royal ruler
Order Of Good Fellows every day
Is the names and addresses OF
Who may have no toys unless some
kiow sees that they do. For every
IN q little one ne receives n renuest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
snt Charity.

Fellow will not make himself
In answering the foregoing. he
"Charlty Vauntcth not Itself, is
Ted up" None but those who as
~ In the work know his name.
pity is secret even in The TrIb-
ice. IL was on condition that
pc no publicity for anybody in
|lon with the movement that he
r. lie Is a business man. but he
any OF those who have been
at by correspondents Said he;
charm OF the Santa Claus idea
~ the mystery with which st.
Vas is surrounded. II is aptly
<fed in those familiar lines
the night before Christmas,
all through the house not n
ure Is stirring, not even A
ff and the stockings are hung
.e Chimney with care In hopes
". Nicholas soon Will be there.
? The children awake the stock
re allied. Who filed them?
\ Claus. Then comes the ro-
Ic description OF the good, old,
oary Kris kringle. There is a
deal more In II for the little
Hlien they think Of this Won
old man who travels all over
.endom Ia a single night. dr!v-
~ feindecrs swiftly through tho
ttoppiTiS down fines, depositIng
*chaRcs OF presents and then de-
|s Tith crack OF his whip TO
ONE Of some other good child.
<eit them their Santa Claus Is
w Mr. or Mrs So-and-So and
femovs all the sra ifyipg flu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
the Ideal.

-lly they gave 1t up and the BOY
Fermlttcd TO have his Santa.
IiIs Cod and his rabbit Tho bow
<e~n 10 young manhood. lie is
phiiS author Of fiction. Even
ioves 10 dwell In the land OF
peneve. The last time | saw
~ snid he s,ill has two worlds
feaiity. the sordid one that be-
% All; the other OF idealIty. In
nings arc what they ought TO
1ts creatures what they seem.
-t That Santa Claus aids in car-
~ on The way 20 tho ideal. lie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11

mbers exactly what TO purchase
e. the season of peace and good
|sf enjoyab BILE for the young. The
'eduest for practically every i'm
E thing. from a pretty handkcr-
an automobile, But nearly all
'ers are timid aud modest. Good
also receives queries from in
correspondents who seek TO
his identity, All sorts Of
Il are made and some OF them
compliments to prominent Salt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11
TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING DECEMBER H. 1912
Books for Xmas

People buy more books every year
for presents In our basement YOU
Will find a large selection Of popu-
lar fiction. instructive and entertain
ing books for boys and girls, also
indestructible books for little tots.
Prices less than publishers prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-11

p Just sure you are Mr.. -,
he would think of doing some
re that" wrote society woman
IueEted the names and addresses
val children for whom she will
q toys. 81 think IL is n splendid
When you send me the names OF
Hes please tell me IL I am right.
Qt tell Anybody-cross nv heart"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

SHEEP-ReceIpts of sheep and lambs
were rather burdensome, amounting TO
over $500 head and the market proved
very dull from the start. with the trend
to values sharply lower. Most OF the
packer buyers were ayerse to filling
orders early for the reason that eastern
points reported runs generally above
expectations, the supply. map as whole
having very bearish appearance. A slow.
draggy demand for all kinds OF killing
stuck was the logicai result and trading
was not only late in opening, but wore
along to a. tame finish in the afternoon,
prices ruling 15625c lower.
Bulk Of offertngstconsisted of-fed lambs
and ewes. the. same as recently, ana
choice long-terIn varieties were the ercep-
ton. These kinds were In the best de-
mand. however. and strictly, prime lambs
were wanted around s6f5, pretty good
kinds bringing 500 and less There were
no high grade Coiorsdos or sale.
Extra good ewes landed at the even
money, 800. medium TO poor classes sell
ing at big discounts from this figure:
Trade In wethers and yeariings appeared
slumpy. but sales were few and scattered,
so that no actual declines are .qlotaoie.
There was nothing much doing in the
market for feeders. as most arrivals car
RED more or less finish The country de-
mand had neither life nor volume, az
we'll, producing n business that had
many points in common with last week
trade The total purchase OF feeders last
week. II will be remembered, amounted to
less than 5000 head a
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs,
rood TO choice. s6ool9s.so 30; lambs, fair to
good, S. 25ds.oo: yeariings. good 70 choice
s5,coaSS; yearlinGs, fair to good, Use
500; vethers, good TO choice $500
wethers. fair to good. S.sd46; ewes
good, to choice ,37s14.lo; ewes, fair te
good, s3oe6S. rs. 49,. ,, . So
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30
Coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. e.-CoFFEE-FN-
lures opened steady at an advance Of 40
aOc in response TO higher European cables.
ffrmer Brazilian markets. higher cost ard
freight offers and predictions Of an adj
vance in the local spot market before the
close, Business was fairly active, and
while there vas a good deal Of realizing
BY recent buyers ON the advance which
carried prices about isc above the low
levels Of few days ago. prices improved
a little during the day on the reports
Of a better spot demand and rumors that
large European short interests were COW
ering. The close was steady at net ad-
vance OF iTacs points. Sales, $50 bags.
January. ia9Se; February. l291c; March.
April and May, l3ssc. June and July.
lLss; August. i1coc: September. i2.Glc;
october and November. l2Sc: December.
II Sc.
Hayre was 1glss francs higher. Ham
burg was l1QA pfs. lower. RIO, 100
rels higher ct $50. Santos, r., 20 refs
Receipts at the two Brazilian ports. Booo
diahy receipts, 500 bags. against 500
bags last year. Rains and showers were
reported In sac. Special cables from San
tos reported a further advance Of 30 refs
for fOurs at the opening this morning.
and Sac Paulo receipts OF 1000 bags,
AGAINST u 900 the previous day. New YORK
warehouse deliveries saturday were H,SSs
bags. against 6 * last year. One Of the
leading roasters and distributors advanced
quotations for spot coffee &c per pound.
Spot coffee, steady. Rio No. I, 14ise.
santos No. 4. lsssc. Mid. quiet; Cordovs.
[ i5iffi7tsc nominal.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30

Hogs-Trade in hogs va comlnated
by bssrish conditions eissesnereX cnieaso
drsRinx Sa0O head. and Local prices
showed a tendency TO weaken despite =
local supply that was anythins. out ~.
cexsiye. some early Business was aone
ehiefly on shipping account, AZ fEutes
fhat ruled generally steady. but the de7
mand from packers proved decidedly bear
ish and killing droves we're usually ppt
m al shaded cost Bulk sold steady 70
: nout q nickel Iowera the decline being
ESPECIALLY apparent lAts in the session.
slxs Of receipts had, no appreciabis In
f1fiencs among buyers. as TIE run was
Estimated a. . scant soe- head. Shippers
nd speculators FURNISHED very good sup
port during early rounds and bought With
4 fair degrpe Of freedom, hui inquiry rom
rsreprs was slow throughout and the
yards were not entirely cleared of offer
ing until well along toward midday.
Ire best heavy hogs on sale brought
Sn. as compared with SATURDAYS top Of
Az while anything lacking N weight
had to move below 500 good bacon
elasses selling from Ese downward Out
side bryers favored tood strous weight
sysrsxss and provided. an outlet FOR about
h per cent OF the receipts.
rlArreaenfafeNe sales.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30
NEW YoRK's MYSTERY HOUSE
Treasures of the Traction Msgnnte,
Yerkes, 10 Go Under the
Hammer.

A stream Of wealthy society people
bibllophiles. ANTIQUE lovers and art con-
noisseurs-is flowing into the House OF
Mystery at No. $50 Park avenue. New
York. to view the treasures left by
Charles r. Yerlies to his ward, Miss
Emile Grigsby, the girl whose wondrous
beauty and strange personality fascinated
financiers. entranced men OF such genous
and creative gifts as Henry James and
George Meredith, and even charmed
royalty. -...
The chateleine Of the Mouse of Mys-
terry has decided to cut the last link that
binds her 10 America, and, accordingly,
has determined to sell practically every
thing in the vast mansion The sale.
which will perhaps. surpass in interest
any disposal ever held in this country,
will probably take place during the last
week In January. .s- 1888
Invited visitors wander at will about the
Park avenue palace. which is packed from
basement to attic with draperies, paint
ings. sculptures. tapestries. rare books
and all sorts Of intimate souvenirs. All
books. Jewels, jades and porcelains. altar
cloths, precious rugs, rare Tanagra ngur-
ines, marvellous furniture OF medieval
times, win go under the hsmmer-all ex-
eept a few dear. intimate possessions.
Among the things Miss Grigsby will
take to England with her when she leaves
to take up her domiclle In that country
is her portrait by Coppee. It's a wonder
full study. that portrait OF slim and
graceful girl. with hair Of Titan tint and
eyes Of softeSt blue.
The entrance hall is subdued with only
the dull glow Of the jewelled altar lamps
from an Italian cathedral to bring forth
a dull glow OF tawny yellow from tapes
try and oriental hangings. Upon the walls
o; this apartment are panels by Albert
Herter. depicting the epic movement Of
Wagner's heroes. Upon the ceiling the
gods leap over the clouds in the retreat
to valhslla. Bearing out the legend of
the panels a great marble group depict
ing the Triumph OF Brunhilde rises from
the middle Of the msntel
Passing through the library in which
are HOO volumes of rare editions, first
editions and ''steeI presses" the library
o: Baron Munchasen was pointed out
There is a mug Of the Won Munchasen
family which has been initiated by the
head of the family every hundred years
since 1s0s There are dozens Of other silver
and pewter pieces. all with q historical
ASSOCIATION.
In the drawing room Miss Grigsby has
what is said to be the largest misssl in
the world, containing the whole of the
mass as ii was sung In the fifteenth
century 1t is on thick vellum and IN
quite as good condition as when Il left
the hands OF the medieval monkish
Tlluminators.-New York American
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30
Total receipts. AS q -

CATTLE Receipts Of cattle were lib
eral this morning. Z5 cars being reported
in. the run being slightly smaller than
year ago. Unfortunately advlces from
other selling points were very dtscourag-
ing, Chicago especially reported a vefy
heavy run Of cattle. At the same time
reports from eastern consuming centefs
were far from reassuring.S all or when
gave the market at this point a lower
tendency. - mr.
The market on beef steers opened allow
with buyers acting decidedly. bearish
Here and there a salesman that hap
pened 10 have something that buyers
took a special notion TO. Thought that ne
got out at prices not FAR from stesoy.
but the general situation was ssfeiy
weak TO ioc lower than last weeks close,
with the trade slow at that.
Buyers seemed determined TO secure
their cows and heifers elowet hg,iFes
this morning and without excepQen
sssr,sS SGs sispf he oisppos dh
that ma we're especially desirable in buytrs'
eyes may have brought steady prices the
general market was weak ITO loc lower
the same as was the case with peer
steers. f
Strictly good feeders were scarce And
as there was some little INQUIRY for tn ~!
Kind they commanded about steaoy
prices. on ths other hand there WAS
quite large showing OF lightsn essu .s
that were not overly desirable and tney
were slow with the tendency lower;
Quotations on cattle: Good 20 choice
beef steers, u. tofr7. 10. fair to GOOD oesi
steers, % .00Qs 80: common TO fair oeei
steers, IS coos 90; good to-choies heifers
fair 10 good cows and 'hetfers, -. lsHt W,
common 10 fair COWS and 'heifers. u.sQ
I. rs; good 20 choice stockers and feeoers'
IS. tofie rs; fair to good stockers ana feeo-
srs, Il. 5006. 70; common, 10 fair stockers
a. 70; veal calves. ,ccas %; bulls. stays
etc, 81. 5eR6 20
Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-30
new YORK STOCK MARKET
Quotations 0scillate in Uncertain
Manner During Day.
PRICES HARDEN IN AFTERNOON
Besri,h sentiment Stimulated by
Prophecies that Report of steel
Corporation VIII BE
UnfayernbIe.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-Quotations OF
stocks oscillated In an uncertain manner
today. AT the opening the market was
subjected TO severe pressure and price;
recovery in the first hour, but before
noon selling was resumed on large
scale and the list showed decided weak
ness. Prices hardened slowly in the
afternoon until losses had been largely
eliminated. but in the last hour some
issues fell back to about the low point
Of the day. The movement as whole
was erratic and confusing.
Beartsh sentiment was stimulated by
prophesles that the quarterly report OF
the United States Steel corporation. to
be issued tomorrow, would be unfavor-
able and that Union Paciflc's report for
December would disclose "a large cut In
earnings. Both were conspicuously weak.
81. Paul fell TO los. the lowest point OF
the year. and did not recover. The cop
per shares closed at the low point OF the
Persistent buying of a few issues.
among which were New York Central,
Reading and Lehigh Valley. was instru-
mental in steadying the list. New York
Central rose 2 points and Reading q
I.ehigh Valley half as much. American
Sugar rose points.
Northern Pacific made no response to
an unexpectedly favorable December re-
port. An Increase In gross earnings OF
Szas0oo was converted into a net gain OF
szzT0op by a reduction Of flsoo In
operating expenses.
London largely increased its selling In
this market today. About 1000 shares
were disposed OF on balance for foreign
account Foreign exchange rates were
easier.
The bond market developed steadiness
after a period OF early irregularity, when
the active Issues were affected by the
weakness OF stocks. Colorado Midland
Is sold at 30 compared with 5SS at the
preceding sales. Total sales, par value,
81 ~. 600 United States Is, coupon, ad-
vanced = per cent on call
Number OF sales and leading quotations
or, aincks MARA a fnllnXa.