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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
RUTGERS GRADS. IN
PECK OF TROUBLE
Forty-nine Out of Class Of o5
Suspended for Attending a
"Beer Keg Party
BY International News Service.

'S lll p I'D iJ'GdI News service.
NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j.. Nav ~
Gloom pcrvades the classic precincts OF
Rutgers college today Forty-n!ne OF tire
sixty y-hve members OF the graduating
class were suspended this morning by Or
der OF President Demarest because Of
their alleged participation in beer keg
party last night after the class BAN
huet. Among those suspended are :. p.
Smith. president Of tho Rutgers ProhibI-
ton league. and Rudolph Stier of the
Y. NJ. c. \.
Smith. when seen hy a reporter this
afternoon. was greatly depressed.
Il was with Stier at the senior ban
quet on Friday. he ssid. 1T was pos
Eddy the last time ve were together.
Well. YOU know ! am president OF the
college prohibition league"
Here he picked up magazine See
all this where ] stand on the liquor aues-
ton. Those are ELL anti-saIoon publica .
tons; I've always worked against booze
Anti-liquor cartoons decorated the wall.
Smith surely did not appear 10 be the
man 10 attempt TO put brewery ont
Of business by rapid absorption OF It's
output.
nysi beer keg party, he said. 4 ;I-e vent @
along. Now; just when I'm going into
the world. this comes. The party was
not breach OF the rules, No order had
been issued against r.
Mr.. Stier said he would not be quoted.
but he seemed hlled with bitter thoughts.
His presence at the keg party had been
the result of whim. He went as II on a
Summing tour but had to suffer with the
guilty.
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More Trouble Likely.

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May 2I.-Depor-
tatlon Of two alleged members Of the In
dustrial Workers of the World; the de-
parture for San Diego Of about 200 mon
all said TO he Industrial Workers OF the
World and the arrival here Of Joseph
Meyers OF the San Diego police force
bringing several bombs said to have been
prepared as part OF a plan to destroy the
lives OF officials OF San Diego. We're the
principal features In the Industrial Work
ers Of tho World situation in Los An
geles today
Albert j. Dumont. Frcnchman. and
Albert Wilson, Englishman, were found
by the local immigration officials today
to be In the United States in violation
OF the anti-alien act and were ordered
deportcd TO their respective countries.
Both were said 10 be members OF the
Industrial Workers OF the World and
among those arrested in San Diego for
violation OF the street speaking ordi-
nance.
The 200 men said by leaders OF the In
dustrlal Workers TO have left Los An"
scles for San Diego look their leave In
small groups during tho past few days.
They will walk to san Diego. keeping TO
unrrequented roads. and they have strict
orders to molest nothing along the route.
What they will do when they set TO san
Diego Is not announced,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Should Go Slow.

IT may be Republican year and the
amenomepts be sustained II may be 2
l'cHocratic year and the amendments u
voted down. I ask you my friends,
whether that WAS the kind OF security
you tnought you were getting when the
war was fought, when hundreds or thou
sands OF lives were lost and blood was
spilled and treasure amounting TO mil
mons Was lost In order TO establish those
amendments, and now are urged TO
make their weight and their sanction de-
pend on ono single popular election? I
say; my friends, when you consider this
problem and when you consider tho pro-
posal and look at 1t face TO face It la so
fundamentally erroneous that II presents
crisis In our history that we ought 10
rise To meet and stamp out by not elect
ing The man who proposes it,
Mr. TAFT Travelled all the way from the
Hudson river TO Atlantic City In his pri-
Vatc car except for one ten-nlile auto
mobile jump On the ride from Lake
wood to Brfdgeton, his special train made
more than sixty miles an hour for tweni v
miles
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
NEW JERSEY READY
To MAKE HER CHOICE
tContinued from Page oneD

$3.50 mas much 10 fear N the proposal
,o Iccah judicial decisions should bocomc
wood: ' "N'' ~ l~dhc-
now " this principle is 30 be cx
t., r"ueo 10 thc federal courts. and there
% no reason WHY IL should not he II il
,iapp'cs 10 state courts. what Is going 10
nsppch suppose a legislature were 10
paSs a law Introducing pconasc. ~ l<ipd
~ tsr! mat stu continues IN the
prosecute IL. dcprving the negro OF some
SlVli rights that he Is entitled 10 un-
ueL thc fourteenth amendment or dc
pIN,hg nun OF his electoral rights or
pontlcal rights, and tho supreme court
ueciocss as II may properly decide and
ought TO decide. that law IS invalid be
cause II violates those constitutional
ahnendments. and then under this avs
,ern is voted upon as to whether that de-
ton ~
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Taft on First Ballot.

WASHINGTON. MAY e7-Rcpresenta-
tive Mckinley Of Illinois. director OF
President Taft's campaign committee. in
e statement today declared that II was
Colonel Roosevelt's apparent intention to
bolt n he is not nominated at Chicago.
The Republican party has been in the
haoi' IN the past of making deliberate
choices of Its presidential candidates. and
IT. is not used TO the process Of having
a gun poked under It's nose accompanied
by demand from any one candidate to
stand and deliver" said Mr.. Mckinley.
1 am firmly convinced that the Re-
publican national convention this year
VIII make Its choice deliberate one and
that President Taft will be the nominee
on the first ballot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
DIABETES
a Simple Herb Quickly Cures This Drea5
Disease TO Stay Cured

Diabetes has herctofors been consid
cred incurablc. and the only hope held
out TO tho afflicted has been 10 prolong
their years by strict dieting
A plant recently discovered In Mexico
called Disbetol Herb. has been found %
hc a specific in the treatment OF diabetes
quickly reducing the specific gravity and
sugar. restoring Vigor and building up the
system.
This harmless vegetable remedy will re-
Hove the patient of his worst symptoms
IN The most aggravated cases Of diabetes
within one week. and NC are authorized
10 return tie 'nonsy X II falls ~ Go so
Call ut our store today and soc PROOFS
OF cures, and get free boosle, OF spe-
cis, galue 10 the diabetlc containing
latest diet list and exclusive table oi
and sugar Carbon vdratcsb In $50 differ
ent foods. : TWO weeks supply package
OF D!sbetol Herb mailed promptly upon
receipt OF $500. SCHR ANN JOHNSON
DRUGS, THE Neyer-Substtutors," Ave
15) good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
DOES NOT RECOGNIZE
DIAGNOSIS OF HEALER

SAN FRANCISCO. May 27.-The United
states treasury department refuses 20
recognize the diagnosis or a Christian
Science healer. In ? Communication re-
ceivcd here today by Frederick L STRAIT
ton. collector ~ the port. the department
denied sick leave TO Sadie r Adams a
customs inspector. who hade made appli-
Illness from the Christian Science prac-
ttioneT who had attended her. The de-
partmen' takes tho position that the
certificate Is not a physicians certificate.
as required by the regulations
Miss Adams. II was said viii prohab'v
appeal the case through United States
Senator Works, who is Christian Scicn-
tigt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Hadley for Chairman.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, May 2I,-ln
Letter received BY Governor Hadley here
TO-DAY. Colonel Roosevelt asked him TO
be temporary chairman Of the national
convention If the Roosevelt FORCES sue
Mr. IIadlcy will accept il he believes ne
can hest serve his faction of the party. lt
wns announced tonight, but would greatly
pp,hiiran he selected for the place. He
SO told the colonel in a letter in answer
10 his request IT, ,.-Lt
Governor uadley was one OF INC elsht
covarnors who wrote TO Colonel Roose-
S,s arllinp him to become a candidate
FOR The Republican nomination for presl-
Gent He also was one of the leaders
of tho Roosevelt faction of the parry ct M
,Go Venublican state convention AT Ht.
tor;s and was elected chairman allct
having been defeated for the temporrsrGy ra !,
cha irmanship in committee by the falt
adhPrcuIS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
A LITTLE HERPIC|DE WILL
WILL Do WONDERS FOR THE HAIR

Win the present day simple styles In
hair dressing. the pogFcssion ~ GOOD hair
~ decided advantage and the uecessi ~
OF giving u intelligent care more i'm
perative than ever
~ your hair Is thin. brittle. uneven and
lncks gloss. YOU need Herpic.dc. Dand :
ruh must also be gotten rid of before
-on can hope to have nice appearing hair
or get beyond the point where you have
10 use artincisl hair 20 make your head
even prsssntable.
Your dealer NIll sell you = bottle OF
Neworo's Herpicde and guarantee II 10
make your hair soft. silky and iusuTia n,
or re1Ihd your monev. little Herp!cide
applied daily for = short lime and an ar
that two or three times week will .,c-
comPlish wonders. You will he surprised
~ tho change which VIII take place with
the first application
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
,I|llCO BREAKS HIS
| WORD TO UNCLE SAM
|p.tel Chief Captures Two
/ Carloads of Dynamite In
/ iended for Use in Mines.
buNENEz IS DESERTED
InSurgent Executed
by The FederaIs After Lay
ing Down His Arms.
|rNENEZ IS DESERTED

VAsUINGTON. Nav @7,-Word was
j..,ired officially by the government
.,,y that despite an alleged agree.
Iyut by General orozco not to modest
\ .ousignmept of dynamite from Ell
lhu. Texas, TO Chihuahua city for
\, in mines. Mexican rebels have cap
l-rol two carloads Of the explosives.
;l,pediateIy upon the receipt of this in
|tuIatiou Secretary Macveagh ordered
Il. collector of customs at El Paso 10
Ia M the remaining three carloads.
: 'pI,esident Taft authorized the ex-
,tation upon the coQdition that Gen
'.sl orozco's forces would not inter
III, With IT,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
FEDERALS EXECUTE
WEALTHY TRAITOR

1 iuAzATJAN. Mexico, May 25.-Rob-
Ita Alameda. millionaire member of the
=. az the chief IA miles of Sinaloa, was
Ir.njted for treason by the fcdcrsls Ia ST
,J,bi His execution hns caused con-
E,matlon here. as It was the flrst time
4 T,althy man has paid the extreme
Luolw for disloyalty. Another prisoner
q, executed by the firing squad of twelve
n The same time.
4 lameds was leader of rebols when
iSlacan was taken. a month ago he
IA for rardon and: believing that it
|r1s granted came 10 MaZatlan ten days
"a He was arrested, tried, found guilty
ttreascn and last night paid the pen
+g
4 The Hunboat Guerrero was In port one
Iru ycslcrdav on route from the penal
IS,ny al Manzanillo and took aboard
In men OF the local garrison.
/ But mcaser reports have been received
Y the battle al Ncapouct yesterday.
fsy are stil fighting. The rebels. Guer-
hN. Canedo and Tirado, have formed a
f,clon aud now control 700 men.
4 1hc American consul at Durango has
Ivst circular 10 every American in tho
|tssntains warning them 10 pack their
|set valuable belongings and prepare for
ti,ent departure on the coast ct Mazat- :
y, Il is a five-d3y horseback ride. No
f,son is assigned for the circular.
4 Two mining men from the Mocorito sec
~ Say that the general belief that
|ksrican intervention ia probable has
|rusht about strained relations between
'|,Iyes and Americans. They declare tho
|raricsns are preparing 10 leave their
Iysrlcg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Long Struggle Probable.

CHICAGO May 27.-Indcatons In the
minds OF some that the Republican ma
tlonal convention may continue in sea-
sion longer than was at first Intended
dev veloped tonight with the arrival OF
sample tickets of admission.
The tickets are dated for June is. l9
20. II and 90 but the tickets for the last
date road, "Good for June % and all days
thereafter that the convention may con-
tinue," ,
Politicians were inclined to believe this
provision WAS nsde 10 meet the posi-
bulty that presidential nomination
might not result in the first five days OF
the convention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
ROOSEVELT ENDS
HIS CAMPAIGN

HOBOKEN n, j.. May 27-The cam
nsisn Into which Colonel Roosevelt
plunged three months ago, when he an
nourced his willingness 10 accept the Re-
publican presidential nomination, virtually
came TO All end tonight. II ended with
a booming welcome TO the colonel with
the glare of red fire and the call OF
bugles as he made his way through
streets lined with thousands who cheered
him. II was the final rally OF his New
Jersey campaign.
From now on Colonel Roosevelt will di-
rect his attention TO the marshalipE OF
his forces for the battle TO Ia waged in
the Chicago convention. He said he
would not go into the states which are
yet TO elect delegates.
This Is the most remarkable ending
to the most remarkable campaign I have
ever been in said Colonel Roosevelt to-
night, after he had witnessed the demon
stratIon In his honor In Hobollen.
Il have been in politics thirty-thrse
years and I never before have felt such
unadultersted satisfaction in any cam
p3iEn as In this one
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Invites Comparison.

81 ask YOU 10 compare In this the at
titudes OF myself and Of Mr.. Taft In your
own state. Just the other day he said
he oxuected to win because the national
committee is with him. l have told you
that ! expect TO win because the people
are with me-,
with added interest because OF the ac-
ton of President Hibben Of Princeton
in stating that Alexander hall might ne
used for the meeting provided RooScvelt
rerrained from attacking President Ta1t.
The colonel chose TO speak elsewhere
and made his address to crowd OF stu
dents and townsfolks from the balcony
OF a hotel He talked IN irienaiy' con-
. reference to the president and only
general allusion to political questions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Webb's Statement,

He issued n statement on the moetin
in part as follows:
I stated to the officials that past
ofrenses, amounting 10 felonies, al
legged TO have been committed by any
person with the idea OF preventing
the commission of Disdcmeanors by
others, or for any other reason. would
be attended TO In due time and In the
proper place; that II was as much
the duty Of the police to prevent vio-
1ation OF law by members OF com
mittee as by any other person. and
as much their duty to arrest such
persons for such violations OF law II
unable 10 prevent them.
l submitted to them the fact that
the present question was this: Could
they and would they maintain law
and order in this city with respect TO
all? T informed them II they did not
do so, their failure to control these
conteDdinG elements with the officers
= OF the city alone would be taken as
an admission of their inability Go do
so and that in such case II would be-
come the duty OF the state TO do
that which they had failed TO do and
that the duty OF the state would be
performed.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
MERCHANT ON TRIAL
FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL

WASHINGTON, May 27-FIenry w. A.
dicted for criminal libel, for circulating
pamphlets containing sensational con-
jemna ton OF Representative Henry D,
Clayton. chairman of the house Judiciary
committee and other members of the
house. was placed on trial here today
'rhirty-two members OF congress have
been subpoenacd as witnesses. PAGES
attack grew out of his failure to have
the judiciary committee begin impeach-
ment proceedings against cortain New
York jurors whom Page alleged had
treated him unfairly in a divorce action
brought by his wife.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
LEWIS is CHARGED
WITH THE MURDERS

SAN DIEGO, Cal, May 27,-Bert G
Lewis. secretary and chauffeur to 9.
to death Mr.. and Mrs Toliver Last
Saturday night, according to the find
ings of a coroner's jury here today.
Lewis listened attentively to the evi-
donce given and craned his neck to see
better the two revolvers and the dagger
taken from him after bis arrest
He has admitted the deed and claims
defense IN the unwritten law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Pan-American Institute.

SANTA FEE, y NJ, May 27.-Thc New
Mexico house Of representatives late this
afternoon passed a bill creating the Fan
AMERICAN Institute at Santa Fc- The
Institute is to train young men for the
diplomatic. consular
and commercial services. II will receive
Young men from Spanish American re-
nnhlics for similar service in the United
in-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
STATE To TAKE FULL
CONTROL, IS THREAT
Continued from Page One.)

comment on tho Carson matter. but
stated he had told city authorities that IL
they were unable TO cope with the sltua-
He said he had conferred with Chief
OF Police j, X. Wilson, Captain of De-
teetives Joseph Meyers and City Prose-
cutor D. Il. Glldden today. His purpose
In meeting these officials. he stated, was
10 ascertain the ability OF the police de-
partment to control conditions here with
out assistance and TO the end that fur
ther violations OF the law. either by resi-
dents or non-rcsidcntS, would be pre-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28

Nevbro's H"rpicidc known .vervyvhsrs
az the Original Dandr7I1 Germ DESTROYER
eradicates dsndrun absolutely and lvs
The germ thar causes II. The hair be
comes bright beauiifuI and fun OF Hfe
and SNAP. Instead OF coming ont bv The
handiul with every comblns IL takes on
iuttcr and iuXuriance that will re a
Joy to you and source OF surprise 20
you- friends.
Herpicide stops itching or tho scalp i'm
lncdlaieiN. The odor Is exquisite Sold
IN 5o-ccni and sl.00 sizes at every toilet
goods counter and guaranteed 10 do as
clalmed or money refunded
Applications obtained 1T the better bar
Der shops and hair dressing pa rlors
SCHSemM- JOHNSON DRUGS, First
South ano Main. Second South and West
Tcnple, Fifth South and Main. First Wes.
and south Temple special agents.
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Assured of Ability.

Both Chief Wilson and Captain
Meyers assured me Of their ability
TO handle the situation through the
regularly constituted authorities and
declared their Intention to do go. AT
present the situation lies with the po-
licc department
| have also requested the superior
court Judges 10 convene the present
grand jury, receive its final report,
discharge it and impancl n special
grand jury TO investigate matters
which properly fall within their juTis-
dicton.
Attorneys Fred r.. Moore and Marcus
w. Robbins, representing many Indus
trial Workers, said tonight that they were
in receipt of letters from various clients
who were free on bail TO the effect that
they had tried TO return here for their
trials. but had been forced to go back.
Moore and Robbins said they believed
force would be used against Laura
Payne Emerson, one OF those arrested or
the charge of having conspired TO violate
the city street speaking ordinance. who
WAS expected TO arrive here tonight by
steamer.
They told their beliefs 10 Attorney
General Webb, who in turn notified the
chief OF police and the sheriff that vio-
1epro was ip3roI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Replies to Charge.

Roosevelts final appeal before the pri-
mary election tomorrow was In reply to
the assertion that lie was disloyal to the
Republican party and was attempting TO
work its ruin. He said he would appeal
if necessary from the Republican ma
tionaI committee to the people,
'"rhe Republican party would have
died OF dry rot IL we had not made this
fight" he said In Hoboken
In speaking at Lambertville. Colonel
Roosevelt took up At some length the
charge that he was attempting to wreck
his party,
Our opponents have said that We arc
breaking up tho Republican party, he
said THAT is devoid OF truth, We are
building up the Republican party The
only chance for the Republican party
lies in OLE SuCEesS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Fatal Riots IN Peru.

LENA, Peru. Mag 27.-F'urther disturb
ances occurred hcrc today i'm connection
with the presidential elections which yes
terd3v were declared ended By the gov
eminent An attempt Was made by al
herents OF ScnoT Aspillaga to place voting
tables in some or the squares but ger =
darmcs charged with drawn ssbers and
dispersed the crowds. Several persons
were Killed or wounded.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Beef Goes Higher,

NEW YORK, May @1.--The highest
price since 1852 was reached by beef in
the wholesale market here today. when
IL sold at lSl cents a pound In bulk. II
is said TO mean from II TO cents q pound
increase for prime meats at retail.
The primary cause Of the high prices.
the wholesale men say. Is The continued
scarcity of cattle.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Remarkable Home Treatment
For All Foot Troubles.

This information viii be welcomed by
torture Don't waste time. Get II az
once No matter how many patent medi
c!nes you have tried In vain. this treat .
rnent which was formerly known only 70
tsblesnoonfuls Of Calooide compound IN Q
hasIn OF warm water. Soak the ieet tor
fGil hfteen minutes, gently ruSsIns s,on. the
Iii ,ain oo.s Instantly and the feet feel
ain simpiy 5S' dsiightful. Corns and eallouses
can bo peeled right off; bunions. aching
feet swenty sneIins feet, get tmmediatss g
reI5ef lisa this treatment o week ono
vour foot troubles Will be thing OK the
past. Calocide works through she pores
and removes the cause, Get q twenty
Ave cent DOE tr2m ogz+ am fest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28

Mrs, VIM. A. Allen, Chacon, New
Mexico, had so severe a cough that il
nearly choked her to death, Mr.. Allen
says: "We tried many things without
helping her when by good luck 1 got
a bottle Of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. 1t helped her at once and
finally cured her. 1t is the best nledi.
cine we ever used" Schramm.J ohm
soD Co
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Surely for Wilson.

HOUSTON, Texas. May 27.-The night
before the Democratic state convention
tomorrow showed the Wilson majority In
sufficient numbers TO instruct the forty
Texas delegates TO Baltimore for him
the presidential nomination The Har-
mon leaders say they will abide by the
result of the recent county conventions.
which elected thirty-two district dele
gates and eight delegates -at-large.
The only prospect for a contest tonight
lies in Tie making Of platform.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Pure Food Decision.

WASHINGTON. May 27.-The addition
of water to canned products will he con-
sidered Hdulteration In future except in
those cases where n certain amount Of
water Is required for the proper prepara- :
tion or for the sterilization or the prod
uct. according TO a pure food decision
signed today by Secretary Wilson OF the
department OF agriculture.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-28
Montana Democrats.

ENA. Mont. May 2I--LeWls ana
c,,srIr county Democrats selected twen-
tv.seven delegates 70 The state conwenI I'd
,ioii ,ioit % 90 yoto FOR the election OF Mayor
TS'' + purcell of Helena for national
Fergus county Democrats also 5 olesond sani
s,sta Convention delegates today and sent
dc ' twenty-t three uninstructed- The ma =
inriiy of the latter delegation Is SAID L"
I,yn,. (sl3 rlI