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NO BATTLtSH|PS
 FOR DEMOCRATS
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 WASHINGTON. |. C. July Pc The democrats in the house have bowed their n.cks in the matter of hattIeahips. and refuse to allow even one war vessel as provided for in the senate bill.
 The original appropriation called for the construction of two drcadnoughts. the number generally provided for each year by the senate. When the appropriation bill reached the house. the democrats struck from the appro priation the amounts for two battle ships The same was reinserted when the bill came back to the senate. and referred to the finance committee. then in the senate. one was stricken and appropriation made for building the largest war vessd afloat to be called the "Terrlor." This has been stricken or the house will not agree to same in conference. and the naval ap- proprlation bill Is again held up
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WASHINGTON. D. C. July 2I.- Delegate James Wickersham from Al aska. is fighting the Boorher coal bil before the house for passage. and claims the same is nothing more thar conspiracy on the part of the rail- roads to gobble up the most excellent coal fields of the North.
 Yesterday afternoon Delegate Wick ersham for two hours testified and ad' dressed the members of the territoria committee of the house upon the con bill now before them for recommend ation. Wickersham is fighting thf
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WOMAN HoRSEWHiP
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YOUNG GIRL

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 MACON. July 24.-Last evening 2 number of women went to the home of Elsie Carter. dragged the young glrI from her bed and administered to hei a good horse whipping. for jilting 6 young man.
 The horse whipping took place al midnight. and the women were all dis guIsed so the girl was not abb t' identify them. but she is of tte op'n- ion nearly every woman In the ''w' had a hand in the beating administer ed to her. For only wjmen coulc have laid on the whip as was admin istered to her"
 The young girl had spurned he lover. after leading him almost to th' alter. and the town folks resented thu same by administering to the younl giy' good horse W ,-pping.
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LATEST POLITICAL
 DOPE FROM OUTSIDE
Maryland Selects Delegates.

BALTIMORE. July 27.-Maryland has selected it's delegates to the pro- gressive convention, to be held at Chicago. and they go instructed for Theodore Roosevelt.
 Woman Will Campaign for Wilson.
 SAN FRANCISCO. July 27-Ger- trude Atherton has announced she will forego her contemplated trip this sum mer and fall to Germany in order tC campaign for the democratic leader Woodrow Wilson.
 Gertrude Atherton Is well known San Francisco authoress. direct de scendant of Benjamin Franklin. an6 the writer has an international raputa tion for her works have been repub- lshed in German. French. Spanish Italian. and many other languages. es- pecially her book entitled The Con queror." and "A Few Hamilton Let ters."
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socialists can carry on fight
 The sucialistic war now on k called The battle between Chase and Noges."
 John C. Chase. the itiuerant social iStic lecturer. afellow mailing from some insignificant town in the eastern portion of the United states. locked horns with Fritz Noges. a local at torncy. socialist of the German school and as different Co the social ism preached by Chase. as day IS from night. and war has been declared.
 Attorney Noges contcnding Chase Is not preaching socialism hut anarch- ism. hence the rupture.
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DETROIT. Mich, July E.-This morning Detective Burns arrested eight aldermen for being guilty of ac- cepting bribes from railroad officials
 Detective Burns had been employed by private citizens to investigate and find out what was wrong with the city fathers, and why the railroads could have nearly anything they wanted for the asking. For the past several weeks Burns and his sleuths have been working on the case trying to discover what was wrong. and so well have they succeeded eight of the coun
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W|CKERSHAM
 CHARGES CONSPIRACY

measure for all he is worth. stating the leasns system. proposed Will knock out the poor miner. force him to give way to the demands of the combine securing the lease for cer- tain number of years. ar wait years for a chance to mine. or sell his hold ings.
 According to the delegate the pro posed bill for leasing has been drafted for the benefit of certain interests they agreeing to build a railroad to the coal fields. then enjoy monopoly and this gigantic conspiracy should be nipped in the bud.
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S0C|AL|ST|C FIGHT IN VALDEZ
TROOPS DISPATCHED
 AGAINST STRIKERS
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EDMONTON. Canada. July 27.- Troops have been dispatched to the Rockies where three thousand Indus trial Workers are now out on a strike
 Word has been received to the ef- feet the railroad officials cannot cope with the strikers. and they are de- stroying the property of the Grand Trunk Pacific. now building across northern Canada.
 The troops are instructed to pro- tect the property of the railroad and this means the Industrial Workers oi the World. will have to obey the law or suffer the consequences. The troops last fall proved they were perfectly capable of handling the strikers and keeping the men within bounds.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
 OPPOSES DEMANDS
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NEW YORK. July 27.-The arbi- tration committee now hearing the grievances between the railroad em- pIoyes and the officials of some fifty roads operating east of Chicago. is ir session, and has been hearing com plaints of both sides during the past week.
 Today the officials of the Pennsyl- yania railroad system opposed the de- mands of the engineers for an in-
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LONDON. July 26.-Premier Bor- den, and his collegiates now on visit to this country in the interest of Can ada and the establishing of certain trade relations with the mother coun- try. have become angered at the Hon. Henry Asquith. prime minister, and will go to France to negotiate trade relationship, independent of England.
 The Hon. Robert Laid Borden, pre- mier and president of the privy coun- ell of Canada, the central figure in the anti-recirocity movement last Sep
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BURNS ARRESTS 8
 DETROIT ALDERMEN

cilmen are now lodged behind the bar for accepting bribes from the railroad officials.
 The evidence against the eight mer in custody Is complete and based up on the confession of the president of the council. he himself having receiv- ed one thousand dollars from the rail road.
 Detective Burns worked upon the president to confess. and with the in formation thus secured the evidence needed to arrest and strong enough t6 convict Is the way he puts IL about tho eight aldermen.
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JOHNSON MAY
 FIGHT LABOR DAY
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CHICAGO. July 27.-Jack Johnson. the Smoke" has announced tp the sports he is willing to take on Jean cite. if they raise purse of thrty thousand dollars.
 Johnson had such an easy time Of it with Jim Flynn. on the Fourth of July out in Mexico, he is willing to take on any of the would d-be champions again on Labor Day. at any old place SO long as a purse of thirty thousand Is raised for the winner.
 Should the fight take place between Mistah Johnson and Jeanette, 1t is very likely to be in New York. on Labor Day.
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Chase Has Az to Grind.

VALDEZ. July 27.-The better ele- ment Of the socialistic following in the city ar. dlsgusted with John C Chase. and his ranting. for he breaches the strongest kind of anarchism. telling the voters they should stop at nothing tn attain their ends
 The peter element also are claiming Chase made a deal with karuczunas whereby he will support him during the present campaign and two years hence the Katchikan candidate In turn Is to support Chase for the election of delegate to congress from the territory on the socialist ticket.
 Local socialists are dIsgusted with nom resident Chase's action. and will not support his candidate Krauczunas.
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ARk-UNDERWooD FIGHTING
 OVER eATTLESHiPS
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WASHINGTON. D. C., July 2I.- Speaker Clark and oscar Underwood are very likely to split over the ques- tion of battleships. The senate insists upon at least one battleship. and Clark will not stand for that, while Underwood. the democratic floor man ager. is in favor of granting one bat tleshlp.
 A pretty fight is now on to test the real strength of the two great demo- cratic leaders in the house.
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VALDEZ. July 21.-Juhu C. Chase. an itinerant socialistic speaker. now touring the country in the interest of kazis krauezunas. the socialist can didate. addressed a gathering in the city on Monday evening. and by actual count fifty people were present. about twenty-five less than attended the Wickersham meeting held here some two weeks ago. and presided over by Baldwin, of Wickersham fame.
 It is now admitted so far as the so- cialist candidate is concerned his cam full if Krauezunas will receive as many as twenty votes in the city.
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crease of wages. stating the men were we'll paid, and the road had an old age pension. for looking after its employees after they had seen a certain number of years service with the company.
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Rupture Valdex Local.

VALDEZ. July 27.-The socialists are now in the thrOes of factional war wherein two factions are fighting for supremacy. or the charter under which the same has right to work
 It Is a bitter battle. and waged as only
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Chase Organizes New Local.

VALDEZ. July 2'.-Chase, the SO cialistic speaker. has organized a new local in opposition to the Fritz fac tinn. and it is now war to the knife in the ranks. Attorney Noges hold in possession of the socialist charter
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MINERS HOTEL.

Rooms $$1.5o to s per week, stsam heat. electric light, no better aooom. modations In Nome.
 E. L. HOLT, Manager.
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Ladies suits cleaned, pressed and repaired at Nome Tailoring Go. We clean and renew furs at Nome Tail bring Go. Gentlemen we will clean, press and repair and put your elothss in latest style. We do alterntien Suits made to order.
 First class workmanship, modern methods, prompt service. You're to please.
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WHAT'S THE USE?

Every one is bound to learn sooner or later. Why try to cheat your nsish' bor? Tell the truth and let them a' have a shot at the only music what is
 BOB.
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FOR YOUR BATH.

Nice clear Moonlight water at the City Bath Houss. Don't forget the place. N. Solbsrg'a
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JOHN CHASE SCRAPPInG
 WTHATT. FRITZ VOICES

refuses to surrender same tu Chase and his following X referendum vote win bp taken tu see which faction will have possession of the charter
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New laid eggs at Prosssr's, ef per dozen. Phone Black 5. Live chickens 50 csnts pound.
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WE DELIVER FREE.

Fresh fruit and vegetables at Royal Fruit Store.
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Special Nugget Service.

OYSTER BAY. July 27.-Theodore Roosevelt is non plused over the acts of certain great leaders of his. and the stand they have taken since the Chicago convention. but states he is sure of Kansas, Minnesota, South Da- kota. Idaho, California and Washing ton. That these states will throw over the old republican machine and line up solid for the progressive party.
 The colonel believes the states he has enumerated will gain control over and capture the republican organiza- tions.
 eeveridse Temporary Chairman.
 CHICAGO. July 21.-Albert J. Bev- eridge. of Indiana. the ex-senator who recently denounced the republican party, has been selected as temporary chairman of thep aggressive conven- tion to meet in Chicago a week from next Monday.
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NOME TAILORING co.

Between Segerstrom & Hagen and Zehners jewelry stores.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
MAY CHANGE BOUNDARIES.
County Commission Has School District
Matter Under Advlsement,
Special to The Tribune.

special TO Inc tribune.
PROVO, July 3l.-The county commits
sioners have been called upon TO decide
a dispute on the proposed change In the
school district boundaries between Span
ish Fork and Salem, 1t has been proposed
TO take from Spanish Fork about six
miles OF country in Spanish Fork canyon
along the line of the r. & r c. railroad
and add 1t to Salem district The citi-
zens OF each city, represented by their
boards OF education, presented their side
of the question and the matter was taken
under advisement.
a number of the citizens OF American
Fork appeared before the commissioners
today and asked that the matter OF be-
fouling the waters OF American Fork riv-
er by n mining company about fifteen
miles UP the canyon be investigated. The
commissioners Will refer the matter 10 a
chemist for analysis of the water. and
on his report will depend the action to
be taken.
The commissioners today fixed the tax
levy for the year 1912 as follows: Cen
eral purposes, 4 $40 mills, schools .
mills: poor and INDECENT. l mill, special
tax Of 2-10 OF a mill for maintenance OF
exhibit display and advertising purposes;
a total OF "a mills. reduction OF mill
from last years levy.
The building of a bridge across the
Spanish Fork river between Spanish Fork
and Benjamin was awarded to Fernsten
& Wilcov company, the contract price be-
ing Sl404
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
THREE BEARS KILLED
BY FOREST RANGER
Mother and Two Yearlings
Brought Down by J. V.
ManWill.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
AMERICAN FORK, July 3l.--According
TO District Forest Range Rider J V. Man
will. whose district is American Fork can
yon. on the Wasa tch forest reserve, Amer
lean Fork canyon is the best bear hunt
Ing ground In America. To verify this
he is exhibiting three fine pelts which he
secured last Saturday. one from mon
sJer bear probably Weighing $50 pounds
and the others from yearlngs, consider
able smaller. Mr.. Manwill In company
with Culby Nash, li-year old boy from
vide between the Provo North Fork and
the American Fork South Fork. when they
saw the mother bear. about $50 yards dis
tant, Mr., Manwill had 25-35 Winchester
carbinc but he had only FIVE loads In the
magazine, the remainder OF his ammuni-
ton being in his saddlebasS on the horse.
The bear was In the brush. but Manwil
took one shot from his saddle and missed
The noise OF the shot brought the two
young boars out OF the brush, ard ono OF
them being a little nearer Manwill took
shot at II but his horse was so restless
that his aim was not true However, he
struck close enough to the young one to
frighten 1t and 1t gave loud cry, which
brought the mother quickly to It's side
It was then that the bears sighted Man
will and the boy on their horses and made
mother In the lead. The boy was In favor
OF fleeing, but Manwll reassured him,
The three bears continued pell-mel down
the trail, but Manwil kept a cool head
and when the old one. which was In the
lead. was about seventy-fivc yards away,
he took deliberate aim and shot, the bull
let striking her in the breast She went
rolling, and after a few struggles was
dead. As soon rs the young ones saw the
mother fall, they turned and started out
through the timber, with Manwill and the
boy after them. After running a. short dis
tance the young ones took to a tree, and
Manwill succeeded In killing both of them.
Mr.. MaDwill Will get the bounty offered
by the state of $50 each for the bears He
will have the hides made into rugs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
RAILROAD BUILDING
MEANS PROSPERITY
People of Carbon County Are
Enthusiastic Over the
Outlook.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune
PRICE. July 51.-Ncgotiations are in
progress for right OF way through Carbon
county in the vicinity OF Kenilworth and
Price by the Utah Coal railroad which
gives evidence OF immediate construction
work to be done by this company
corps Of engineers and representatives
sent out by w. G. Sharp, superintendent
OF the road are at work this week about
ten miles north and east OF Price survey
Ing through a territory containing very
valuable coal deposits. This limo will tap
the Milnor estate which has long been
recognized as one OF the largest and
most promising coal belts in the state and
which. when given railroad advantages.
means the opening OF q new coal camp
In close proximity to Price. 1t is the
aim OF this company TO connect with tho
Salt Lake Route line and also to join the
Southern Utah and Castle Gate road at
Price. 1t is eminent that the Salt Lake
Route line is in need OF coal facilities
which fact gives vital interest to the pro-
ject I'm hand.
The people OF Price are enthusiastic
because of the active railroad operations
in Carbon county as II means the e1pendi-
ture of large sums of money for con-
siderable time and the opening up OF vast
new coal lands
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
Paving for Pocatello.

Special to The Tribune.
POCATEILO. Idaho July 31.-The con-
tract has just been let for the paving
OF Center street from the viaduct to the
hospital 1t is understood that the work
will be completed by October l.
w. A. Richardson, general secretary OF
the y. NJ. c. A, has Just returned from a
trip east. He is shortly to put new
educational scheme before the officials
of the Oregon Short Line
a record rainfall. the heaviest for July
during fourteen years. has inundated the
town within the last fw days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
Republican Club Meets.
,ecial to The Tribune.

opetIdI 70 TIC ITlDUNe.
EUREKA. July 3t,-Monday evening
the Young Mems Republican club met at
the city hall and the organization was
iected. President c. C. Griggs occupied
the chair and .. A. Lindsay acted as
secretary In the place Of Secretary Nc
Knight, who was unable to be present
on the finance committee; Gus j. Hem
roid, Ralph Badger, ], E. Driscoll, Alex
Gourlay and William Homer while the
programme committee consists of Edward
Sutherland. j. B. Sylvester, Laurence
Miner. William Carter and David Mills.
John A. Allen was selected to serve with
the officers OF the club on the execu-
tive committee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
Wilson Club Formed.
Special to The Tribune.

.SPNNInT 10
EPHRAIN. July 31.-A Woodrow Wilson
club was formed Monday evening by the
Democrats OF Eureka at the county court
house, After the reading OF the call when
the meeting was called TO order by Joseph
Phillips, l.. G. Doty was selected as chair
man Of the precinct committee and T /.
Sullivan secretary a vacancy on this
committee was filled by the selection OF
w. B. Thurmond. Speeches were made
by some OF the prominent local Democrats
and the membership committee OF the new
club Is as follows; W, e. Evans. Joseph
Phillips, John P. Shea, Edward Pike and
DR.. A. II. McChrystaI. The next meet
ing will be held on Monday at the city
hall when the organization will be per-
fected.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
INST TANTLY SLAIN BY
BOLT FROM CLOUD
Edward Garner, Cook at a
Sheep Camp, Is Victim of
Lightning.
Special to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LOGAN July 3l.--Edward Garner,
aged IS years. a cook employed ut the J.
h. Brown sheep camp. In the mountains
about thirteen miles west OF Logan. was
instantly killed at o'clock yesterday
morning by a stroke OF lightning, during
a severe electrical and rainstorm which
swept the country for miles around News
OF the fatality was not received here un-
Gil this morning and tonight the body was
brought 10 this city.
Two herders who were with Garner dur
Ing the storm. were slightly shocked, but
escaped serious injury. The bolt OF light
ming which killed Garner passed through
his body and blasted tho rock upon which
he was sitting
Papers found In the pockets OF the vic
tim. who had been here only short time,
indicate that his parents are residents
OF Los Angeles and the body will be held
here pending an effort TO communicate
with them.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
Fruitgrowers Meet.
Special TO The Tribune

SperIdI 10 The Tr1bune.
SPRINGVILLE. July 81-A meeting OF
the fruitgrowers and other citizens OF
this city and Mapleton was held last night
in the assembly room OF the Springville e
high school. under O call made BY the
Utah Fruitgrowers' Publicity league. The
meeting was largely attended and was
one OF the most enthusiastic ever held
In this city. A committee OF ten was
appointed TO solicit funds from the fruit
growers, business men and other citizens
for the use OF the Utah Fruiterowers'
Publicity league In their campaign to let
the world know that the best fruit grown
in the world is grown In Utah. The com
mittee was instructed 10 get TO work al
once and be able 20 make n rennrt next
Saturday evening
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-08-01
NEW BUILDINGS FOR PRICE.
MacaronI Plant and Theater Building TO
Be Pushed 70 Completion.

Special TO The Tribune,
PRICE, July 3i.-Ground was broken
this morning one-half block south OF the
depot for tho buildings TO be constructed
by the Carbon County Macaroni company,
This company has been organized by busi-
ness men of Price and Sunnyside, who
will expend in the neighborhood OF s40.-
900 in fully equipping the plant.
The officers of the company are Kirk
Patrick. president; Thomas Glazier, sec. :.
Rotary; a. D. Hadley treasurer, all OF
Sunnyside. and B. R, Mcdonald and Frank
Crosse, Of Price, directors.
The final contracts were let today Tor
tho construction OF the theater building
to be erected by Emmet X. Olson and
the building will be rushed to compile
tion by carly in October, 1t will be suit
ably equipped and everything will be
strictly up to date. II will be q two
story structure with the best possible
material and arrangement for sanitation
and convenience The front portion has
already been rented for business purposes
and the second floor will be used for Of
fees.