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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
LINGERING WINTER
AFFECTS MERCHANTS
Spring Trade Is Somewhat
Restricted by Unwelcome
Return of King of North.

Inclement weather had tendency to
affect trade among the retail merchants
Of the city during the past week. At
the same time, while the volume of
business as reported by dealers gen
crallv was pot up to the standard set
during the preceding seven days, few
complaints are beard aud il is conceded
moro business was transacted than dur
ing the same period last year by sub
staDtiai margin.
Indications few DAYS ago pointed
to spring weather. Following the sue
cessfnl spring openings, nearly oil the
stores either disposed Of or permanent.
" sidetracked winter OF late winter
stocks. filing their counters and shelves
with spring goods and scasonable wares
Of every description.
With the stores all offering spring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
NINTH EAST STREET
Is BEING IMPROVED

Ninth East street. south from South
TEMPLE street to the city limits, il being
cleared of the timber trolley poles and
these are being replaced by iron stand
ards.
March an order was issued By the
civ commissioners to the Utah Light s,
RailwsS company 10 make the change in
dicateds and the work is now well under
Fast street one of the fine thoroushfares
OF the city. and it is being beautitied
bv residents in keeping with the i'm
provement that is being made by tile
pownr company All electric feed wires
Tor residence lighting along the street
viii be strung oil the iron standards that
are now being placed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

factorv business. Music stores main
tainod rood trade. especially in sheet
music and piano sales and rentals, The
beginning Of the tourist season, on a
small scale resulted in increased bus'-
ness for tourist stands and souvenir
dealers. Lumber and cement are pick,
inr up. due to the marked renewal OF
building activities.
On the whole collections proved as
good if not better than during thc pre-
cediug week, and the number OF outside
orders being filled maintains the former
gratifying standard Counter cash sales
were plentiful during the week. e,
Merchants with one accord are wait
ing for spring proper and predict 4
splendid business, based on general
business conditions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

stock and novelties. temporary win
ter spell set In. which resulted in few
or sales aud "A smaller volume OF shop
ping than had been naturally expected.
However. those who did do any buying
apparently realized that the weather
would shortly clear up permanently,
aud that by purchasing now they would
have first choice of the offerings,
'Phe best business of the week was
transacted hv the larger department
stores 10 millinery. shoes, hosiery,
suits. light coats, fancy goods, silks, un-
derwear, lace goods, wash fabrics, tap
estries. draperies. varied house furnish
inps ard staple lines.
Dealers in furniture. automobiles,
sportingH goods, men S furnishings,
books and stationery also report salts"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
WEATHER FORECAST

WEATHER FORECAST FOR SALT LAKE CITY
Ann THE STATE or UTAB-FkTR AND
MARINER SUNDAY. NoEDAT-FhiR.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

hotel ready for occupancy at the time
the great conventions of the summer
aud autumn take place, and TINS desire
seems sure OF fulfillment.
Reconstruction of the Central block
on West Second South street, which Is
TO be refitted for business purposes
and to have great entrance for the
new Orpheum tbeater in the rear, has
been begun. Tt is the purpose 10 have
this work all completed and the tbcateI
ready for opening in September.
Home building and construction
work on apartment houses under way
have continued in fair activity during
the week, and in every aspect condl'
tions for the building trades are IN
pood shape.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
FACE FREED FROM PiMPlES
through Cutcura Soap and Ointment

All Cherry ST.. New York. ". y. =" About
two years ago there suddenly appeared on my
face and forehead pimples and blaokheads.
The pinples were scattered over my face.
They wern sore and caused plenty Of pain.
suffered much from them. I tried several
different remedies, declared II vas hope
less 20 remove those pimples from sny iacn.
About four months ago o friend recon-
nended 10 me the Cuticurs Soap and ONT
ment. used them nightly aud alnos, tT1ne-
diatelT 7 found the desired results Ftsi
would smear THE affected parts With Cuticura
Ointment And leave same on my face foy i've
minutes. Then ] would sash my face thor
oughly with Cuiicurs Soap and warm wa,or
After doing this for .hrsn weeks found my
face free from pimples and my sunerings st
On end always uss the Cuiic5lrn Soap nov :
(Sgued) Sydney Unxer. Nov. -. 1911.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are sole
everywhere. ssmple Of each mailed FREQ
vita 32-p. book. Address. Cuiicura,
Dept T. Boston. TeadeT-iacsd men shoulc
shave with Cuflcurs Soap Shaving Stick
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Work1nen Stick to Job.

At the Hotel Utah annex, the out.
side brickwork is being reared in record
style, the workmeu sticking to their
posts In spite Of the storms. il is de
sired to have this extension to the big
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

These are offered at such
alluring prices that they are
sure to be sold out completely
in a short time.
Salt Lake investors begin to
realize the probable effects OF
the Holiday street car eHten-
sion on land values along this
line. Plat "C' fronts for 1000
feet along this road. Every
lot in this tract will be easily
accessible to the service.
Besides that. ii is directly
affected by the thousands OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
WORK ON BUILDINGS
STILL BEING RUSHED
Handsome Structure Is Begun
on State and Seventh
South Streets.
ROSENBLUM is OWNER
Activity on Other Buildings
Also Is Being Pushed
With Vigor.
ROSENBLUM is OWNER

Hammered as it has been By the
weok g storms, Salt Lake s building
business has made progress peyoni
rbst could have been expected under
the circumstances.
Active work has begun on the S3o,-
600 store and apartment building tha1
is being erected at the corner Oh o'a,e
and Seventh South streets Tor y. W.
Rosenblum. Some delay has been e1-
nerienccd in getting started on TINS
bnildiup. as the plans were revised
n make of it better structure than
that originally contemplated NOW
however. that the details have all been
worked out. the building sill be pus shed
n completion with all rapidity. 1T is
pojnr up on one of the prominent cor
ners along the new State street "nlte
Way. and will be an ornament TO tne
section near the Salt Palace.
At the Jordan river steam power
nlapt of the Utah Light RaiiWay
COMPANY, work on the big addition Is
going along with commendaDie speeui;
irbis structure, in which is 10 he houseu
anosber Great unit in the generating
plaut. will add much 10 the totai oi
This wears building activity.
Rushing Big skyscraper'
Brickwork on the Walker skyscraper
nj Second South and Main streets mas
reached far up on the outside waifs'
Tho run for next week viii doubtless
see this part of the construction al
most finished. At the rear OF the
building it is already at point near
the top of the main structure. INSIDE
work is being executed with rapldlty,
the storms having had no erect IN re-
tardine this part of the construction:
The Auerbach and the keith-O 'brien
buildings at the corner OF state and
Third South streets are far along TO-
ward completion. The Auerbach store
building work is mainly in the anterior,
and for that reason there has been no
cessation caused by storms.
Preparations for construction OF the
new 6nivcrsitv of Utah building and
the L. D. 6. hospital wing have been
prosecuted with as much rapldity, as
the weather would permit, When clear
skies snail DO the rule In the valley
the work will be advanced with vlgo-
Workmen Stick to Job.
At the Hotel Utah annex, the 'out.
side brickwork is being reared IN record
style, the worhmeu sticking to their
posts In spite Of the storms. IT is de-
sired to have this extension TO the big
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

The Tribune has previously shown a
number of homes under construction
or contemplated for Westminster
Heights, These homes, like the PIE
lures above, Will show touches OF IN
dividuality throughout.
The builders Of these homes study the
people E wants and attempt to meet
their demands. They have found that
the living room caunot be built too
large and In their planning are arrang-
ing TO make these from il by 70 feet
to 16 by 2S feet. In many cases den
OF nook will be built off the living
room, and again a breakfast room VIII
be added, while the tower room IS prov
ing very popular.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
CHILD HAD ECZEMA
ITCHED TERRIBLY
Small Sores All Over Face. Scratched,
Which Made Them Worse. Could
Not Sleep. Cutlcura Soap and
Ointment Cured Her.

I'LL ". 2Dth St. Chicago. Ill. =" NY
child suffered greatly with eczema. First
small sores began In few places on ber face
and then all over her face. becoming larger.
The child scratched them. which made them
worse. They itched terribly and she could
not sleep. The itching made her cry often,
but medicine 6ih not SEEM 10 help any. This
had lasted three weeks when l seat for Csiti-
curs Soap and Ointment. The result was
Gyeat. Cuticurs Soap and Ointment cured
he- and we highly recommend them"
tSigned) Ma. Kral, November. 1911.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

The bungalow Of TODAY is quito diff
fcrcut from that of few years ago;
MANY persons Of wealth fiud it all
that can be desired and yet these homes
arc within the reach of all. as they are
sold on monthly payments. G. o. &
Earl Dunshee. the original builders in
Westminster Heights, foresaw the great
demand for first.class bungalows and
have perfected an organization for
building homes on q much more eSten
sive scale than was possible to accom-.
pish without such an organization and
at a much less cost. The company fur
nisbes all its own material and does
the labor work by the day with com
petent foreman in each department to
supervise the construction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

dollars in improvements IN
Highland Park which adjoins
it on the north.
It's a good place to put your
money. 1t will bring you rich
rewards.
But you must act now. To-
morrow may be too late.
Street grading and tree
planting and other improve
ments have already been be-
gun. Poles and wires are IN
for the street car and the
track is being laid. Passen-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

WARNER SUNDAY MoHDAY-FhIR.
conpara,lye weather data az Salt Lake CITY,
April 20 iolc:
Highest temperature today va. " degrees
highest In this month tlnce 1874 81 degrees
oeest las, night was 81 degrees: lowest thii
month aimee isIi Was IL degrees: mean temper
atnre for todav was ~ degrees; normal was o
degrees. accumulated deficiency since the nrst a
the month IL Il degrees: accumulated excess sine
January 1, 7io degrees.
Relative humidity at q m TODAY 81 pc
cent; relative humidity at 6 p. IN. today wee &
per cent
Total precipitation for the twenty four hor.
ending a, r m today was none; total for thi
month TO date Ia 81 inches; accumulated oNccs
for ,his month 10 Date Is &c OF an inch; total pre-
cipltA,ion since January ] 10 date Il I1s incnes
| accumulated eIeess fncs January ! Is SO OF ri
1 inch.
4 April 2l lM-.
| WEATHER OBSERVATIONS,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
There are only
276 lots

gers will soon ride to this
property by trolley. 1t will all
be sold then.
Today is the time for
you. Now, while opportunity
knocks at your door.
Just think Of it-these fine
lots with the improvements all
paid for-$115 TO $3.50 each
And we start you with only
$3.50 to $5, 90 down on each lot.
Use your foresight by ar
ranging Monday to 60 out and
sec it.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-15

Hand cheese. each 2iac
Large glass Jar Onion
salt--the best universal
seasoning made--and 20
stamps for ......,.e 600
Blue Label eatsup and 20
stamps. bottle .24c
Haarmann's Worcester
shire sauce. per gallon
Jug ...ss.t.ss-s ooo
Three large cans Cottage
milk and 10 stamps 26o
Three pkgs. Toasto corn
flakes. 10 stamps. 25c
Large can Benefits
Capitol pears and 20
stamps. .....s.... zoo
Three cans Eagle Lye
and 10 stamps .2so
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-15
Wednesday Pure Food Specials

2-lb. pkg. Benefits Cap
ltol oats and 10 stamps
Tor ..s.ss..ss.... LOG
Large can Benefits
Capitol Hawaiian sliced
pineapple ........ 2oc
. cans Gibson's soap pol
ish and 10 stamps. 25o
Flower and vegetable
seeds. pkg. ....t.2ssc
Gaillard's pure olive oil,
pint can .......s., SOC
York Rose or Violet
toilet soap, cake. E. 80
Full cream cheese and
10 stamps. Id. 22c
Neufchatel cheese, ca 40
Glib. roll Premium but
terine for .......42 o
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-15

NOShOHA SPOCHoAo
Bone collar buttons worth SC the
dozen. Wednesday ............. 10
200-yard spools black or white ma
chine thread, all numbers. Wednes-
day, . spools for ............... 30
30 cards Of nickel plated safety pms,
: cards for ................ So
l0c bolts OF four yards Of finishing
braid. white only ...............6 30
Elastic remnants, each .......-.. 30
zoe bolts OF four yards of embroid-
cry edging in all colors and white.
Tor s....ss....s.s.8. s...s-... LUG
Women's and children's lie pin-on
hose supporters, pair .......... 80
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-15

2.pound can BENEFITS
Breakfast coffee and
40 stamps $500. 62e
ls-lb. sack Benefits Ex-
celsior flour ...n.D
Assorted teas and 70
stamps, ID. ....... $50
Tea siftings and 10
stamps. ID. .......ioo
II lbs graduated sugar
for ............ l.oo
Alb. can Benefits Cap
itol baking powder and
rs stamps for lie
Snider's salad dressing
and 10 stamps. bot 25c
Peanut butter and Is
stamps, Jar $500. 1tc
Boneless sardines and 10
stamps, can .......loo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-26
PROTEST AGAINST
RUSSELIS INITIATED
PETITION CONTINUES
Special % The paiIy ader.

Special to the Daily , ader.
Oklahoma city, Jan 2G.-A new tack
was taken in the hearing before Sec
reary Of State Ben f. Harrison,
/ Thursday, on the protest az INST
Campbell Russells initiated petition
o rccsll tie state b. ard uf aericu-
ture " hen Attorney Orville r. Smith
asked that referee be appointed to
take testimony in twe'va different
sc mites This was asked By the pro
teatanl on the theory that time could
be saved this way and that the hand
writing experts had already declar-
cd e3nugh signatures spurious t3
throw out the petition
No session was held Thursday At
torney T. c. Mosier who represents
Campbell Russell for the FIST time
asking until this morning so that he
might familiarize himself with the
records and crOss-eXamine the two
handwriting experts as to tdeir quali-
fications He also announced that he
did not know whether he would agree
to the appointment of "a referee or
not hat tha; matter will also be de-
cided today
The counties in winch the protest
ant wished to take testimony are
Muskogee Haskell Mslntosu Pitts
burg P0ttaWatonie Lincoln. Logan.
Comanche. KioWa. Washita. Canadian
and Cadd0 While the ostensible pur-
pose Of these referee hearings is to
get evidence in the protest ease ii
Is believed taat The protestant hopes
y be able to bring OUT some facts
that might be used against Russell in
suits Of another character
Within the last few davs letters
hay- been sent out to the bankers
over the state requesting them to
come TO Campbell Russens nelp in
the circulation of another petition
similar the one now being attack
&C.. This letter is written on the let
ter heads of the First National B8nk
of Warner OF which 7. G. Diversified.
Russell's fatherm-law. is yicepresi-
dent and heavy stock-holder and is
signed by the president ana cashier
OF that institution
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-26
AMONG
THE WOMEN
MENUS AND RECIPES
FOR THE WHOLE WEEK

The menus for the twenN-one
meals for family Of four two adults
and tEo Chi drel, Tor seven days, are
planned SO as 10 give the right e d
values with economy IN planning
ana preparing he meals n mldWIrter
we must have heat producing TODD
It is Wen 10 remember nIl sano-
ness in lupd becomes ycns tircsonc
\ variety I nourishlg. welhe0oked
food Should characterize efery sched
ulc Of the thougatful hoasekeeper
We should use vegetables sat are
in season. For instance. during this
month we have in most sections
Ci -ur country the following vege-
tabiee: White potatoes sweet pr
atoos. carrots. white tulnips, yellow
turnips, cabbage .v0y or curly cab
Oa-e ,parsnips red cabbage, beets
onions. celery satisfy or oyster plant,
endiyc saiad and all IL the anose eas
te prepared in TWO or three different
ways Thero are fifteen different
varieties and they are all the cheap.
EN- kinds
We should plan 70 have the things
tlat are In season We also have
aomny dried white beans. spplit peas
ana green peas. There is no and Of
"a variety o good wholes me yese,
tables u they are prcpa ed properly
III IS not the amount Of money We
spend on our tahle. but the amount
of th usl' we put on it that gives
satisfaction One of the first thoue
of the ncHsekeeper should the food
sac buys. now 10 prepare il and how
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-26
Years of Suffering
Catr.rrt1 and $1,000 Disease
Doctors FaiIed TO Care.

Miss Mabe T. Dawkins, 1914 Latay-
cite St. Fort Wayne. Ind. writes
For thred years WAS troubled with
catarrh aIt. s-.-.-. stf~'. 'i-Tfs- s'-, -
erai doctors anttf -deyen tlffo7seHr rers-
edies, hut none OF them did nae ans
good a friendieelds ma OF Hood Sar-
saparilla ] took TIVE bottles Of this
medicine and was rs weH ard strone
as ever J feel Hka iiiferert fefsoH
and recommend Hood's Ia any one sof-
fering from catarFh-
Hoods sarsapar aeets IFS won
derful cures not simply because g..
contains sarsaparila. hw because it
combines the utmost raA dill values
of more than 20 differ III ingredients
greatly strengthened ard enriched
Get il today n usuN liquid forat en-
chocolated tablets called Sarsataos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-26
Burns AnniVersary


wear
6urns Anniversary
/ Aud it came t pass hat in t1e
nl 3t Oklahoma dEelt certain
( strange men from The north. yea, even
from the Land o Cakes watch is by
/ the Sea o. he Chanlel Of ireland and
e lth Is adjaceIt to Anglia
Now jhe wise men 81 the congrcsa-
/ ton these strange soioufncrs did
athcr Themselves together and
patc one 10 the other, ~aying fl is
% soodly thing that we aweil In this
nd waereby we obtain much sub
st"pce. ut let us noc forget The land
o, onr refathers, and ne land OF
scordooS aad haEgls
So one FarQu arso-, proclaimed d
great Feast and there came men there-
Hp'l speaking strange tongues. and
th elders tle land cane they also
Then sat they down TO the feast. and
each man ate miehily for the space
% two and a half hours and no nlal
snake unto his neighnor
And as they ate came forth men
ID many coioured raiment bearing
n i}cir arms musical inst rune is
shaped Ike Unt a beast of pres. dad
they blew. as it we're. upon The tail
Z ercof aDd there issued forth snrieks
sounds like unto the howiiug OF
tle damned And The aeucs ol The
pecpie were comforted fer this is
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-26

Buy a game at Kings Racket aud
While away the winter evenings.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-26

Taste purity. and satisfaction is in
each bottle OF THE ALTON GOODS
Mustard Try it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-26

Why buy old Mustard that has lost
lts flavor and strength when YOU can
get new fresh, spicy Mustard for so
little money THE ALTON GOODS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-26
Baked aash.
Toast.
& fee. tes or r1tH
LUNCHEON.
Ndrta American dish
l}lnanas and ORANGES.
caramel cake
cocoa or milk
naked aash
North American Dish.

put into the top of donnie 'oliel
fcur cups Of water. when boiling ade
cne tcdsp0onful OF salt aud one cup
81 course va lUw corn meal SLOW +
stirring all the while vow put i II,
Keen sdrriug unWl 1t thickons then
ever 3ad aoil thirty minutes. Pe
move from fire and add three t1hle
spooasful cs seeded raisins when
have heon washed; beat one egg
yolN and white together, mtil light
and add to the corn meal and raislls
Brush large pie tin with a little
meted butter. pour the corn meal
and raisins in and bake thirty minutes
in lot ven This is one OF natures
wn dishes md is very wholesome
and nutrititls.
DINNER
r0mat0 soup.
Shepherds pie
Scaloped onions
ColeslaW.
prnue pudding
Coffee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-26
STATEWIDE ROOSEVELT
CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED
Speclal 10 -he -. LeadoI


Oklahoma city. Jan ga state
wide movement in Oklahoma Ter
r oseyelt for pgesidea il ai2 is ta
be made at 0gce The first steps
were taken at meeting - admiir
ers and supporters d the expires
dent al tle offices ot O3el J iohn-
son in the 0Kaaoman building We'd
nesday night when GEORGE WI PIER
sol. president of tic Oklahoma Srate
bank. was made chairman ana Orve1
Johnson secretary
Efforts are already under way to
nave Clifford pinchot. for many wears
connected wltA the Forestry service,
and Governor Iadley Of Missouri
come to Oklah ma City to address
statewide meeting of Roosevelt sup
pOrters and other progress siEes in
the republican party At The pro
posed big meeting the proeressIyes
of tle republican party dr theirs in
terested in the progressive move
ment viii be welcomed No one win
be barred
For some time those friendly 70
the movement for r oseFelt Tor pFesi
dent have been working in Oklahoma
City and other parts of the state and
plans have been f0rmHfdsed I3 Bnc1
a statewide organization In his De.
halt.
Elect Officers Tonight.
ii is declared that maat nrominent
republicans IA the CITY have alreid,
signiiied their support FIR the ex-
president and cards aave been pre-
pared and Will he circulated Tor six
natures OF those who VIII join the
movement II is believed that clnl
OF several thous and members in Ok
lahGt,a City VIII start the movement
tor Roosevelt taat viii result q
strong following over he ate
Another meeting VIII be held TO-
night at which time permanent off
GERS for the Roosevelt club viii be-
selected and committees named 70
have the work in caarge the club
is to be a permanent organization In
any event The movement is nor in-
tended as an antiTaft demonstration
There will be no fight made on TAFT
or his administration The ~ vemeut
is one simply to bring about the mona
ination OF Roosevelt Tor president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-12
Wise and Profitable ''PaternaIism' .


of
promotion
every year
country doing
localities the influence and effect its
S a of farm products
widely proab the
Hk southern cattle Of $4,000
boil southern
diversity their planting and relieve themselves from
q
The boys girls organized
taught make Of ground
adds
demonstration farms put into southern state An
tell Statistical
scientific
varieties
of
Asia
conditions Durum wheat
variety brought here less than dozen
Africa the yellow lowered
for example The department
variety Of and today shipping nee to
China, and the Philippines
department pests
sought out abroad and
volumes The work done to Improve the breed OF livestock
WISE necessary pursuit
thinking that the sort Of
be Industry especially
The
inconsistent industry people than
wealth than other except manufactures
In dating checks Thursday possible 1212-f2 meaning
of possible another
supposedly uu least sustain
the evil reputation the combination has acquired