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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

good. healthy circulation Of the blood the
moment II Is applied. which Is the nat
ursl way OF assisting Nature and accom-
plIshing the most satisfactory results,
Nature alone can cure: this is the high
est law Of practical medicine Nature
creates and maintains; he must therefore
be able to cure without the use Of drugs
or medicine.
The healing and strength giving power
Of Nature Is In the blood; It IS the blood
that heals. No trouble or disease can
exist In any part OF your body II the good,
rich. red blood IS sent coursing through
your veins.
/, Is the free nowinE circulation Of the
blood that builds The body Of an athlete si.
strong and healthy. Try New Lire
stimulates the circulation OF the blood
the came as exercise. pessively eHereis-
Ing all tho muscles without fatigue or
loss OF energy 49,
II is the blood that distributes all tbs
strcngth and nourlshment OF your 1000
through your entire body; il is the blood
That carries away all the waste Inattcr
f.un Your bcdy. Just stop and thinE now
important the circulation Of your blood
IS Ior good health
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
The Fame of Try-New-
Life Is Spreading

Single Treatment With the Magic Little
Machine Is Often a Wonderful
Cure-New Way to Help Body
Recover It's Balance by
Scientific Method.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
amazed at the difference YOU feel after

amazed at the difference YOU feel after
lust one treatment.
And the beauty of IL is that the pa
ticnt applies the treatment himself
in the privacy of his own room, and
makes il as long or as short, as mid
or rs vigorous as lie chooses. The free
treatment at the offices Of the Hamll.
ton Beach company arc given by
skilled operators, merely TO show the
sufferer how 10 apply the machine aud
what = wcrld oi good it will do in n
few minutes. But at home. where the
patient may make the application him
self under whatever conditions be may
wish, is the ideal place for treatment.
The little machines are sold on the
easiest terms. A small payment down,
and 81 week, will suffice for those
who do not feel able to pay all at
once, and one may be cured while he
pays,
Machines may also be rented by the
month and rental applies on purchase
price if the machine is bought.
40 tiresome preparations are re-
omired for using TRY New-Llfe. -
All The patient has to do is to connect
IL with an ordinary electric light sock
ct, turn the button. and the power is
ready TO apply, For use in houses
where there is no electric current, the
Hamilton Beach company has for sale
small dry batteries, which will run
the machine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

else this weak arm or leg day after day
II would get strong and healthy. TRY
New Life" Will do this quickly and castor
than exercise. without tho loss of energy
or subsequent fatigue.
None Of MS 80; sufficient exercise. and
this is bad for our general health. II
causes IN accumulation or waste matter
In The system. and not eu5ugh nomish-
mcnt 10 repair the wornout parts. One
treatment OF TRY -New-I.lfc" Will prove
10 you the wonderfully invigorating effect
OF the Increased blood circulation.
Very few people realize how important
The circulation of The blood is To the sus-
taining. s;reug thening and building up Of
our body. and those who do realize u are
too weak To exercise. For this reason
Try New Life IS an absolute necessity.
TIE scientific principle OF Try New .
Life" is very simple. II stimulates a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
Circulation is Stimulated, Headache
Rheumatism, Nervousness and
Many Other Ailments Give
Way to Restful Ease.
CALL AT OUR PARLORS FOR FREE
DEMONSTRATION

FTrv-New- Life is the very latest
scientific method Of stimulating a good,
healthy circulation Of the blood
through your entire body, giving new
life. strength and vigor.
HTry-Ncw.Life' will inetantly re-
lieve your rheumatism, bnckache, lum-
bago, headache, neuralgia. indigestion,
asthma. or any elment caused by con-
gestion.
You can best Judge of the merit of
"Try- New-Life" by the wonderful re-
lief it gives you. Marvellous results
are felt the moment it is applied,
"Try- -New.Bife. You will be more
than surprised when YOU realize that
such wonderful relief can be obtained
in so short a time,
TO instantly relieve pain has always
seemed impossible, but will be proven
possible in one short treatment with
"Try- New-Iife.
Ii YOU are suffering from any cause
whatsoever. if YOU are not as strong
and healthy as Nature intended YOU to
be. you are unlsind to yourself if you
do not learn the wonderful health and
strength-restoring power Of "Try-
New-Life."
After hard days work-muscuIa
or mental strain-nothing is SO invigo-
rating, soothing and strengthening as
one short treatment Of "Try-New-
Life" applied to the spine. Your
whole system at once responds to the
vitalizlng. invigorating effects of the
increased blood circulation, You can
prove it yourself best by one free
treatment. and then you will be con.
vinced.
"Try New Life, " Not a day passes
but that its power is proven in the
most obstinate and painful cases
Leading New York physicians and spe-
cialists pronounce it the greatest help
that suffering humanity has ever
known, and it is being universally
adopted by the medical profession.
Weak. tired and worn out nerves are
wonderfully invigorated and strength.
ened by tho daily use Of "Try-New-
Life Tt increases the vitality Of
your entire body,
The simplicity Of "Try-NewLif /"
enables a child to use it without trou.
bic OF Inconvenience. You simply hold
the instrument in one hand, pass 1t
over the part you wish TO treat, and
taliziDg. healtbgiving effect Of in
creased blood circulation. A few min
utes' treatment up and down The spine
| every day works wonders.
Don't forget the place of demon
stration, Hamilton Beach Store, No. 10
West First South street.
If you have headache. or backache,
| or nervousness, or rheumatism. or pain
In muscles and joints, and would like
to have a treatment. come IN to the Of.
fees Of the Hamilton Beach company,
and n skilled operator will give You q
thorough treatment with "TTy New
Life machine. Do not he afraid of
given with all the clothing on. If you
are woman, YOU need feel no timid-
ity. for there arc women operators FOR
the women, and the men are treated
by men operators.
Come aud try it, and YOU will be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
WHAT "TRY-NEw-LIFE" IS.

What is this 'Try- -New-Life"
that does such great things for
suffering humanity?
1t Is a. small, compact and very
strong machine, operated by cleo
trio current, but It does not apply
electricity to the body. One gets
no moro electric shock than In rid
Ing in an electric cab. or on
street car, The electricity merely
drives the machinery,
a small arm OF the machine is
whirled at great yelocity--15,o00
strokes a minute or more-aud
this arm conveys this vibration to
the body through any one of six
different kinds OF epplicators.
Some are OF the softest rubber, go
that the tenderest skin cannot be
injured with them. Some are
stronger and are meant for deep
seated muscular trouble The op-
orators explain carefully to each
one Just which app!lcator Is best
for each ailment, In case you
have no electricity In your home.
"1-ry- -New-Life" Is furnished with
batteries, Demonstration every day
from s.t5 a. m. until 9 p. m, At No.
10 w. lst South street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

am selling day-old chicks from
those beautiful single comb hhode
Island Red hens at the small sum OF
o5 cents each. They are cheap at Sl
each. for they are bred to lay. ne
mcmbor. it is not the breed OF chick-
ans that pays, it is the strain. / have
the laying strain. have peen preeu-
ing them Il years for utility. they all
have laying record OF 2ao eggs per
wear They lay when Az months old.
I do NOT shin less than % TO any order.
s1 500. 900 left this state last year Tor
noultry and eggs and the Rocky noun
tain region is the healthlest country III
fhc world to raise chickens. lhe t'me
is fast approaching when We VIII DC
o.Iled upon to furnish the rest OF the
limited States with healthy breeding
stock There is more money In one
acre of chickens thau in 200 acres OF
wheat. If it wasn't for the people on
the city lots we would have a famine
for fresh eggs and poultry nine months
Of the year. We ought to have more
Of them engaged in it. The poorest
family throws enough away every day
IA feed a dozen chickens. it keeps two
inspectors busy all the time keeping
people from selling eggs which are not
fit FOR consumption There is moro
uourishment in one dozen OF fresh eggs
than In three pounds of meat. rms Is
The best time Of the year to raise chiek
ems. | am Matching 200 chicks every
weeks, selling them right out OF the
incubator. Send in your orders % at a6as once Sei
Matching. They are $3.50 per 10 from
No: and 2 pens e q ,cT rr0n r. NJ 10 to and d
Somo . no,s ."c ara NV urize winners. I have
outlets, lets 10 and ii months old; they y. are re
80 each. BOOSTERS are from so,ao 70
$3.50 each and they arc beauties
Guarantee satisfaction.
ROSE VILLA POULTRY FARM,
2I50 SO. ard East.
PHILIP FINEGAN, Prop
Phone IIyland 1s3W.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOE
TRY -NEW-LIFE"
WANTED.

The Hamilton Beach Sales com
pany wants exclusive agents 70
take charge OF outside territory and
handle tho selling and renting OF
ry-New-Lifc."
The company has had scores OF
requests FOR machines on the
rental and installment plan. but 1t
cannot handle this class outside OF
Salt Lake City. Outside agents
wanted TO take over this large
class OF customers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
Free Demonstration at Home

If you arc unable TO call at our
offices for free demonstration or
TO get one OF our books, drop lis u
card or call us ON the phone and an
experienced demonstrator will call
upon you and show just how the
little machine Is used. which ap-
pIicaCor la the best and how to get
the best results from Try-New-
Life.
Try NewLire machines are also
sold by the Progress Electric Co,
IN the county Of Salt Lake. and arc
hendied by the Walker Bros Dry
Goods store. kcith-O Brien and the
Il. {. NJ. |. Drug Dept. in Salt Lake
city. where the machines may be
purchased on your charge account.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

gives Immediate relief for sore bunions,
swesty, smelly and aching feet A o5-
cent box of Caloclde Is said TO ba suf
fcient TO cure the worst feet. 1t works
through the pores and removes the cause
OF the trouble. Don't waste timo on un-
certain remedies. Any druggist has Cal
ocide compound in stock or he can get
IL In a few hours from his Wholesale
mousse IL is not patent medicine but
is en ethical preparation
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

Going after a rheu-
matte hip joint with
the hard applicator No.
4. Through all the
clothing this application
sends its vibrations un-
erringly to the seat of
the trouble.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19

Ian INC leot IN
thls for full fifteen
minutes. gently
rubbing the sore
parts" The effect
is really wonder
fui All soreness
goes instantly; the
feet feel SO good
you could sing for
JOY. Corns nnd
callouses can be
neelp0 riHht off It
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
Gives Quickest and Surest
Cure For All Sore Feet

Inc following is absolutely tho surast
ana quickest cure known to scienca Sor
MI 1901 aalInents; dissolve two table
hasIn ~ VI. y, Salocide compound In a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
h D|s|N|SSES
| |JEF INDICTMENT
A Against schmitz and
|us All That Remain OF
4 Craft Prosecution
h MAY BE PARoLED
r MAY BE PAROLED
storv of the Imprisoned
!. ,.,4;,,l Boss Will Now
Be Continued.

FRANCISCO, MAY ls.-ln
"a tbc mandate Of the state
.. y ,ourt Superior Judge Frank
IN. Dismissed today the twenty
r.,monts remaining against
!, Rnef, former political boss
A. Francisco, now serving a SEN
= fourteen years in San Quen-
.,r,jsrv for completely In the
~, In municipal affairs which
covered in 1906.
4. pnuue included in his order
.ol MI of the indictments re
f,om ihc days Of the graft
~. ysyor Eugene +. Scbmitz and
ia Louis Glass Of the Pacific
IN NV company. which Will be
,,oD 6y Superior Judge William
,,tr in the near future,
Il % Free.
4, Indictments dismissed by Judge
4, Tsre as follows;
.;.,.;our indictments against
3 yycral indictments against
A ci,ss. against r. Porter Ashe;
- indicted for having kidnapped
~ Older; against Luther Brown,
4. effective for Patrick Calhoun,
. 4 ihe United Railroads, for Su-
L,s Of PERJURY; against Eddie NJ b,
Prize fight promoter: for
q; against ,jamrs W, Coffroth,
4 ishl promoter, for bribery;
a, fseeue l.. Scbmitz for bribery;
q Tbrodorc Halsev of the Pacific
|Rse and Telegraph company for
Il and against Jeremiah Dinan,
4 Il police under ScbmitZ, for con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-19
Be paroled.

"a DUNES action removed the
|kpl obstacle TO the filing of a
b ior Rusf S parole, the Cali
+ .slutes providing that no prIs-
|ry bo paroled while indictments
standing against him. a move
NJ ISef' 5 parole has been begun
B ground that Ruef alone should
|lRr. Rucf and Eugene S'chDlitZ,
III Ssn Francisco at the time OF
|a we're indicted in May. 1907,
|bsvletcl of having accepted
Of $4,000 each in what was
as the trolley and gas
Em,
faie supreme court freed
I. on !ocbnicalItv, but Ruef
|'si 10 priSOD, a recent attempt
ct Srhmltz to trial on other in.
nts was abandoned because OF
evidence. Ruef was brought
" Quentin by the prosecution
4 vas preparing its evidence
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-27
BALTIMORE is CHARGED
WITH SIGNAL STEALING

BALTIMORE, June 27-The recent
squat about signal tipping made by Vice
President George Solomon, of Newark is
liable to become a league matter before
many days go by. Several letters have
recently arrived from President Barrow in
regard to signal tipping. and there is no
lodging the fact that Manager Dunn is
sore. While the letters have not directly
accused The Baltimore club of stopping to
such practices, according to Dunnie, their
wording has been more or less pointed in
that direction, and he proposes TO make
President Barrow either substantiate the
charges or make hte other fellow suffer
Mr.. Solomon went so far as to say
that Scout Steinmann was on the Oriole
payroll to get the signals and nothing
more and added that the reason for
Dents downfall here a week ago last Sat
urday was because the signals had been
stolen AS a matter Of fact, Stenmann
was sitting in the press stand, where it
is impossible to see any signals.
Manager Dunn sent letter to President
Barrow yesterday. In which words were
not minced. He stated that if the Bal
timore club was one of those supposed to
be stealing signals of the opponents he
wanted the charge made and proved or to
have the man making II punished.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-27
NORMAN KENNEDY GOING
TO RACE IN THE BUSHES

LATONIA. KY, June 27.-Norman
Kennedy, for a number of years pre-
mier jockey on the kentucky circuit,
but who has now grown too heavy to
ride, is getting together a pretentious
stable of racers which he intends cam
paigning on the Canadian half mile
tracks In other words Kennedy is
going to the bushes"
He amassed considerable of fortune
during his career as a race rider. which
he now has invested in real ESTATE in
and around Cincinnati. Before his re-
tirement he was under contract to j. r.
Wainwright, the Pittsburg millionaire
turfman, but rode good deal for II. c.
Hallenbeck last fall. and had the mount
on Worth in the now famous match
race with Sprite.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-27

scared by reputation His most effect
I've work is done against men like Cobb,
Crawford. Bodie, Collins and the other
Hard likes" of the American league.
Montreal papers are charging that Chick
Gandill didn't do his best for the Inter
national league team. And, naturally,
Chick is sore.
SO good is the work of Sterrett. the
young Princeton catcher. is doing with the
Yanks that "Gabby' Street is likely to be
released.
with the Washington club going strong
the Capital City association Is making
key of money.
health and strength back and should be
able to go some before the week is out.
Paddy Bauman, one of Detroit's utility
nfielders, has been turned over to Provl-
dence-not because Providence wanted
him, but because Jennings wanted to be
rid of him.
Whenever the talk turns to come
backs" it brings up in time against the
case of Jake Stahl He is back-and back
good and strong at that.
Zeb Milan. of Linden, Tenn, is out for
Ty Cobbs laurels as a base -stealer. He
is chasing them hard and If the WASH
ington club gives him any encouragement
he may pass the Georgia flyer
There you go again Adeline Bone
setter Reese has announced that there Is
nothing the matter with Cy Youngs arm
and that he should be able to pitch again
after a good rest.
Ty Cobb gets IS every time he comes to
bat and So every time he fields ball. OF
course they don't actually hand 1t to MN,
u Nic nc
at bat and his fielding efforts that's the
way it works out. He gets about $50
game, which Is at the rate of nearly $50
an hour
Ralph Maths, of Richmond. who was
with Washington in the spring. is said to
be the best outfelder in the Virginia
league this season.
Tom Smith was sure batting some in
Chicago the other day. He made 209 runs.
Yes cricket; not baseball!
The hit that put the Cubs in second
place was a homer and James Archer
hit 1t.
The Havana Daily Post throws weekly
fit when the batting averages of the
Southern league come in. Those Cubans
are certainly ticked over what Almeida Is
doing. So, it might be added is all Biz
mingham
Yes. it took benefit game to get the
Richmond Z. S league team out of the
burg.
Somebody ought to start series of
New Managers for Brooklyn" The last
we heard of was Larry Doyle. The 'Dodg
ers are to get, him and Josh Devore for
Nap Rucker-yes, they are.
Open gambling in the stands is running
the sport in New York, according to news
paper stories. Nobody seems to have time
| to stop ii.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-27
RECORD SHOWS
RIVERS PACKS
SPLENDID KICK

Los ANGELES, June PA quiet
visit to the private cemeteries" of the
Queensberry bad men, Ad Wolgast
and Joe Rivers, while these two fight
ers. who will contend for the light
weight championship at Vernon on
July 4, are in the midst of their train
ing camp routine. might be of interest
to the general public
Wolgast. who is now "a years of age,
started his career in 1906; has been
lighting six years, and has yet to listen
to the lullaby of the referee. He has
fought eight draws, fourteen no deci-
sion bouts. "a wins and has "a knock
outs to his credit. The only defea
credited against him was at the begin
ming of his career, when Young Mel
SON got a four-tound decision over
him
Wolgast's record as it stands proves
that he is one of the best lightweights
boxers and combinations of both styles
and beaten or held his own with all of
them.
Rivers Just Twenty.
Rivers has just turned the twentieth
milestone. He started fighting in 1905
when seventeen years of age; fought
three battles and then. laid off until
wins. scored eleven knockouts and suf-
fered one defeat In figuring Rivers
record this losing fight must be thrown
out
Rivers huke finish at the hands of
Johnny Kilbane was probably one of
the greatest accidents in the history
of the game, says Charley Eyton. who
refereed on that occasion. ITO me
this defeat amounts to absolutely moth l.
ing, as Rivers was so far ahead of
Johnny when the string, broke that the
go had ceased to be a contest, which
fact made Rivers grow careless"
To sum up, Wolgast has had 46
fights in six years and has won so per
cent Of them by the knockout route
Rivers has had nineteen fights in four
years and has knocked out 60 per cent
of his men.
Rivers Is Confident
Rivers is confidence personified in
regard to the clash of one week from
today He is sure that this is going to
be Wolgast's funeral and has ordered
up a couple of extra tons of fuel for
the Rivers crematory.
Ad will be so well done that he will
never be brought near the fire again
says the laughing Mexican youth.
What Wolgast says in reply to this
taunt would not look well in print
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-27
FODDER FOR FANS

Extensively yesterdays ball game con-
sisted in one hit, the home run of Dave
Callahan Defensively it was made up OF
more brilliant stuff than a worlds SERIES
Atlanta's new intielders, Agler and Har-
bison, had chance to show some stuff
before they had been playing on Atlanta
grounds for two minutes. After Moran
had singled at the beginning of the first
inning Jordan stung a bunt down by first
1t was one of those nasty push hunts for
which Jordan is so justly famous and it
was designed to sneak by Agler But the
new first baseman dashed in on it like a
Hal Chase, picked up the ball cleverly,
and without even looking hurled the pill
for second. to head the speedy Moran, who
often requires an awful lot of heading
With Moran coming into the base spikes
first and with the throw trifie short it
was hard chance for HARRISON, but he
handled it cleverly,.
There's no holding Harry Bailey down
these days. He made two of the three
hits that Bill Chappelle gave up.
Both pitchers had the control of Tam
many chieftain. Chappelle walked just
one man. Aglere Brady didn't walk sin
gle man.
Newt Ethridge, former business man
ager of the Atlanta club and now pres
dent OF the Macon club, was in Atlanta
yesterday for the game and there was
reunion Vi lIe MoThlHB lOTC6 VI uAiltl
Gays in the Chattanooga stands, with For
mer Business Manager Ethridge, for
mer club president, w. r. Joyner, for
mer manager, Bill Smith, and former
team captain, Otto Jordan. taking part,
with some assistance from former players,
Moran, Barr and Sentell
Newt Ethridge brings the news that
Mary" Calhoun, former Tech first base
man, is going great guns for Macon. He
is batting over 800 and fielding like
fend.
OF course Catcher Hannah. of the Look
out team, is nicknamed Mark
Sentell is the same old sunny -natured
Paul. He even got up an argument and
iawing match Yesterday with Bill Chap
pelle, than whom there is none better
natured
Only one umpire was on the job-Col.
Rudderham. But he proved a plenty.
"Ruddy" fell fiat, as Kavanaugh's UNI
pires all do in falling to enforce the balk
rule After Aglef had walked in the fifth
Chappelle threw TO first without stepping
or even looking toward the bag and Agler
was caught off fat-footed; 1t was as
Rudderham didn't allow it,
If any umpire called ball on a South
ern league pitcher these days he would
fall dead from surprise.
The Atlanta bats didn't arrive until just
as the game began. If they had never
turned up it wouldn't have made lot OF
difference yesterday to anybody but Bal
ley and Callahan.
George Stovall is leaving it to his catch
ers to decide when a pitcher is skidding
so badly that he should be retired He
figures they are likely to know more about
it than he does.
a. Bob Groom is one pitcher who isn't
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-27
$1,000 FoR BOOSTER DAY.

GADSDEN, ALA, June 27.-BoosIer
day tickets are being sold by the Gads-
den Baseball association, and 1t is es-
timated that at least ST., 900 will be real
lied on the celebrati ton, which will be
held today The tickets are being
sold by a committee of young ladies',
and they have been meeting with splen-
did success. The number of games
won by the ball team during the past
few weeks has been very encouraging
to local people.