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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-06

of 30x2S feet, covered with glass, the
largest prism glass roof in the west,
and containing over 5000 square feet
of surface. The great pump that han
dies 1900 gallons of naphtha an hour,
the tumblers, washers and other ma
chinery. fills the room.
On the second floor OF the main
building viii be the costumes, the third
floor Will be used for stock rooms,
while the top floor will be given over
10 the manufacturing rooms and rest
room for the employees.
Two handsome automobile delivery
wagons viii be used by the company,
and every device, both in machinery
and in the business end, will be used
to insure quickness and efficiency,
One of the novel features Of the
plant is the loading Of the naphtha
tanks, which are hidden under six feet
of earth A pipe runs from the
front pavement, through the founda.
tion Of the building to the tanks. In
transit il never reaches the air. and is
absolutely safe and beyond danger of
either ignition or explosion.
Another feature that the new COM
pany will embody will be that of in
surance Of goods. All articles deliv-
cred to be cleaned will be insured
against loss This is a new feature. the
first time that it has been used in the
west
Formal announcement Of the open
ing of the building Will be gwen with
in few days. Advertisement
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Baptist.
IMAfANTyE1
CIIIIRCH

EMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH
Tourth East and Second South Streets
louis 3 Bowerman. -. D., minister,
Iouo fouIs OF worship III a. m. and Z 30 D. m.
the MAKE Believe" Evening. Series on
Personality Good gospel music. The
( Lord S supper and reception OF members
Al close OF evening sermon Bible school
al l2:l5 ?. m. T.. Ben Brown. sunerfn.
| Iendeht' Young. peoples meeting at 6.45
p; I'D. Mldweek prayer and social SER
Nlcei ednesday evening at s. You are
cordially invited 10 all OF these services,
RIO GRANDE BAPTIST CHURCH
= Sec9nG 9 south near Ninth West street-B
Bronson. minister: Miss FrIeda Dres
SCI. missionary: Manuel Porter. BibIe
school superintendent. Bible school a, ia
a. m Morning worship with sermon on
pod and Man Building the Sanctuarv
IS = T. L, at $50 with special adde's.
oy the Rev. d c. williams II Ia i'm
po',hht that all our young people and
ne. she'F irlends be present. Mr.. Williams will
also speak at the evening service. Stran-
gers and Visitors. old friends and new
all arc welcome '
BURLINGTON BAPTIST MISSION
corner OF Indiana and Navajo streets
Jared V Cody, minister: Miss Ada 7
snepherd, missionary. Sunday school AT
1890 a. m. w. NJ. sanderson. suner1n-
tcndent' Young peoples meeting al $50
2. m; Preaching service at 7:s0 q. m.
TIsycr meeting Thursday night at S
SWEDISH BAPTIST CHURCH. s57
South State strcct-John A Lin6berr
pastor. sunday school at 1890 a. M
Union service az 7:2o p. IN. at the Lincoln
stfeet chapel. corner East Ninth South
ana Lincoln. when Rev Stewart will
preach. Baptism after the sermon
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ALLIANCE INVESTMENT
HAS PROSPEROUS WEEK

". Eceles Baird, head Of the Alliance
Investment company. said yesterday
his company has had a good week s
business. Among the sales OF both i'm
proved and unimproved lots, several
were made to visitors in the city at
tending the National Irrigation con-
gress
put in much time with strangers
during the week. and noticed particu.
larly tho feeling of surprise in the evil
dent prosperity and onward tread of
the city, said Mr.. Baird "Most of
them expressed themselves as certain
Of its future Others moro strongly
showed their belief by making invest
ments in local property
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LIQUORS
Can Now Be Made
AT Home For
Twenty-Five Cents a Quart.

CINCINNATI, O., Oct 6~Through a
recent discovery of an expert distiller
of this city a method has been Gscov-
cred for making whiskies, liquors and
cordials in the privacy of the home.
With concentrated extract smooth
and mellow whiskey, liquor OF cordial
can be made, saving the liquor dealers
enormous profits. Requires no appara-
tus of any kind. A few minutes does
the work. The question of Legality Of
this process has been carefully investi-
gated and found TO be legal and legtti-
mate under all laws. This new method
Of making liquors at homo viii be wei
coined by thousands Of people, not only
on account Of tho purity and excellence
Of the liquors that can be made, but on
account Of its great saving. With this
new method q quart Of delicious and
healthful liquor can be made Tor 20
cents, equal If not better than that
sold at four times the price. It Is In.
deed wonderful and the discoverer of
this method has received thousands Of
letters of praise We understand that
the discoverer Of this wonderful pro-
duet is permitting any responsible per
son to try a whole quart free on trial,
and we would suggest that any one who
enjoys a real good whisky write to the
Universal Import Co, 8074 Sycamore
street, Cincinnati, O., and ask YoT free
trial offer with booklet giving away
secrets Of the liquor business which will
provo very interesting
Asvsrttssmsnt
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LOTS IN HOMESITE
ARE IN DEMAND

A. McKellar & Co., owners of Home
site addition. report a busy week. They
sold two lots to Mrs. Hilda Lax, two
lots to ]. NJ. Cushman, four lots TO L.
II. Scarlet, two lots to V. Adholm. four
lots to J. T. Cousins, two lots to \. T.
Angel, two lots to s. Russell two lots
10 Mrs. A. Fairclough, two lots TO Mrs
\. Smith and two lots TO +. Johnson.
Plans are being drawn for two nice
modern bungalows. Demand for these
lots has been heavy since the commits
sioners have agreed to take Forest
Dale into the CITY, Homesite addition
being part OF Forest Dale.
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GEM STATE MAN IN
TOWN TO SEE FAIR

John Bond Of Blackfoot, Idaho, who
was one OF the early settlers in Utah
j. a visitor in Salt Lake CITY. Mr..
Bond was injured in a runaway near
his home at Blackfoot July 5 and this
is his first trip away from home since
then.
az am 6s wears Old" said Mr. Bond
yesterday, "and when 7 was hurt most
Of my neighbors thought that I would
not get out again. I WAS in bed seven
weeks and ] am Just beginning to use
my right arm but, aside from the
lame arm, am all right. 7 was out tc
SEQ the fair today and was glad to see
the evidence OF the great amount oi
good work that has been done in Utah
during the past sixty years.
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Congre gatioual.

FIRST c o n C r Il G ALTON L
CHURCH, corner Fourth East and First
South streets.-Elmer L. Goshen, pastor,
Morning service, IL o'clock
n | l. l. / p S CONGREGATIONA :,
CHURCH, Seventh East and FIfth south
reets-The Rev. Peter A Simpllin. pas
Tor. ' Worship. IL a. m. and TI5 % m.
SUNDAY school. 1880. Y. p. S. C. e, 6 40
Sermons by the Rev. f.. s. Boll!nyer. "Tbe
Path TO Fellowship and Inside and Out
side the Kingdom -
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Reorganized L. D, s.

Sunday. October s. 7T2 East Fourth
South street Sunday school. 10 a. IN.
Mrs. A. NJ. Chase, superintendent: topic,
Ruth" II a m. sacrament and social
service, collection: ]. G. Christensen. dis
trict president $40 p. m., open air serv-
Ice. First South and Main streets. 1886
p. M, sermon. college Day." J l.. Van
derwood. Midweek services. Wednesday
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Methodist.

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
CHC CRCH-Francls Burgetts Short, pas
tor. Preaching az 1915 a. m. oy the pas
toT. sunday school 1915. Illustrated lee
ture. 1:i5 ?. m. The pastor Will speak
briefly upon his recent travels in Euro
pean and Oriental countries. The pictures
were taken during his sojourn.
LIBERTY PARK METHODIST EPTs-
COFAIs CHURCH. corner Eighth East
and Ninth South streets (reached bv
either tho Ashton avenue or Sugar House
car nncs).-The Rev. y. L Carter, pas
tor. sunday school At 10 a. N: II. c.
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THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1912

Scott. superintendent Preaching, 1T u
a. m, subject Fellowship OF the Saints.
Class meeting at noon led by the Rev. II.
h. Scott Epwurth league AT $50 p. m.
led by Miss Vernon Masscy. Preaching
at ':30 l.. m, subject Johns Vision o.
the Church Prayer meeting wednesday, .
at I.3O y. I'M. Strangers and visitors are
always welcome 10 any and all services.
SECOND METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHtRCH. corner OF Galcna and South
Fourth East streets.--Martin Thomas.
pastor, residence. Ills South Fourth East
street sunday school az 10 a. m. Mrs
q. y. Belts. superintendent. Epworth
league at 5:i5 y. m. Miss Rosa Broom.
leader Preaching service at $50 =. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
I:3o o'clock.
HEATH METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, near tho corner Of Third South
AMI EIGHTH West strccis.-Martin Thom-
as, pastor. sunday school at 10 A. nj, !;
Donald Colclough. supcrin tenaent
Preaching services at II a. m. and 7:5o ..
N. Prayer meeting Thursday evening At
1.3o o'clock. All are welcome.
LIFE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Ninth East and First South
streets. Ransom =. Nichols pastor. 9.f5
a. m, sunday school, .. l.. jacobson. SUI
pelintendcut. III a. m, preaching ny the
pastor, y. IN, concert al music and
readings undcr direction OF the Utah Con-
scrra'ory OF Music Everybody invited.
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Bible Students

international Bible Students associa-
uon meets at Labor Temple hall. Sec
ono East street. between First and Sec
o.lI pi south' Bible study. 3 p, m. All
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Unitarian

- UNITARIAN CHURCH i3S Second
fast street; the Rev, Frederick NJ. Ben
nett, mlnlstcr-Morning service. with ser
mon az II a, M: John Robinson, bari
tone. VIII be the soIoist Sundav schooI
az lZ;@o o'clock. All cordially invited.
No evening service
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SWEDISH CHURCH, T34 South Sew.
enth East street-Rev. F.. Thorell, pastor
Sunday morning services and Sunday
school at 1880 o'clock. Preaching, {
p. m. Mldweek meeting wednesday
evening
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Sunday Services i'm
Salt Lake Churches


night: TO 3. Sunday school teachers. g
TO ?: business. Friday night. to $50.
lions Religio socity. A. NJ Chase, pa s.
tor ~ East Fourth South street
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Episcopalian.

ST. PAULS CHURCH, Main and
Fourth South streets-Sunday services as
follows: Holy communion at 8 a. m,
Holy communion and sermon by the rec
tor, Rev, Ward Winter Reese at II
O'Clock. Evening prayer and address a
o'clock. Sunday school at 9:4b a. m.
All seats are free and everybody made
welcome
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TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL
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PrcSbyterian

FIRST PRESRyTERIAN CHURCH,
corner of South Temple and c streets
The Rev. William NJ. pRdeu n. -. pas
tor. Morning service at II o'clock Ser
mon by tho pastor. Evening service at
,;f' O'Clock. sunday school at 1890 n. m.
Young Peoples meeting Sunday night al
clock. Midweek services on Wcdnes-
day evening. Teachers meeting at $50;
prayer and conference at p. IN. Every
body cordially invited TO all these
services
w " T NJ MISTER PRESBYTERIAN n
CHURCH, Firth South and First Yves,
streeis.-Rohort Asa Smith. minister. The
pastor VIII preach 10 men al II o'clock
sunday morning on the subject. MEN
and the Word OF God" Sunday evening
at i:fo o'clock the sermon subject will
b", Digging for Hidden Treasure" Both
sunday schools and the Young Peoples S
society at tho regular hours.
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
corner Eleventh South and Eleventh East
Streets.--Frank O. Leonard pastor
Morning service OF worship and preach
ing at II o'clock: subject. THE Proflt
oi the Second Nile. SUNDAY school
i2:l5: Evening song and preaching serv-
ice at 80: subject, The Empty Re-
turn" A hearty welcome to all
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Lutheran.

GERMAN LUTHERAN. ST. JOHNS
CHURCH, SEVENTH South and State
streets-Willism ]. Lankow. pastor-Sun-
oay school at $3.50 q. m, Services at
1890 a. m. English service at 7:30 o. m
Concordia meets next Tuesday at 7;I5 o
m, The Ladies' Aid society meets next
Wednesday at p. m. at the parsonage
DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH, cor
ner First avenue and E streets-John
Lund, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Services IL a. m. and D. m
SWEDISH LUTHERAN CHURCH. cor-
ner Second South and Fourth East
streets-Erik Floreen, pastor Sunday
school. 1880 a. m. Services p. m Meet
ing OF the Thimble club Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs s. p Anderson.
1925 South Third East street
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Republican District Convention

A Republican district convention for
the twelfth congressional district Of
Michigan, is hereby called to convene
at the opera house in the City of Ish-
peming on Monday, March 25th. 1912
AT 2 90 O'Clock .. M, for the purpose
of electing two delegates and two al
ternates to the Republican National
convention to he held in Chicago on
June 18TH. 1912, and for such other
business as may properly come before
such convention. Escn county will be
entitled to one delegate for each five
hundred votes. or moiety thereof. cast
for governor at the election held in the
state Of Michigan in November. 1908,
as follows
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Green Hopeful For v. p.
Continued from Page ~

copies at cost to those who may be IN.
terested in their distribution.
The Upper Peninsula Bureau will be
represented by II. Olin Young at the
national industrial and commercial
congress called by Secretary Nsgel for
Washington, ID. { on April Is, for
the purpose OF organizing a national
development association.
The directors also decided at the
suggestion of John NJ Bush OF Iron
wood, to take up with DR.. Holmes
director Of the bureau Of mines, the
matter OF providing mine rescue car
FOR the purpose OF instructing miners
in the use of the rescue equipment
which many OF ths companies have
recently purchased.
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THE ROOSEVELT EBB.

Distress Signals are already flying
from the Roosevelt roof Tomtoning
doesn t seem to get the delegates. DIR.
Cook press agent. still in the employ
II the colonel is not able TO put any
thing across to save the people from
themselves.
Don't shoot MIN. Colonel he doing
els damdest
Down in the Virginia state conven.
ton the other day there was wonderful
cheering for Roosevelt, but IT didn t
make any more votes than the balloon
and the Alternately Kills AT Colgate,
okla When the Virginia bays got
through shouting the convention stood
ZOE 70 % Tor Taft In the far west,
where the colonel expected 10 make his
greatest gains the president has shown
surprising strength La Toilette has
come back into the fight. insisting that
none of his delegates shall be pledged
90 Roosevelt Tor second choice But
the fight Is not all over AZ that, and
before the returns are al IN the
colonel nerve and skill in politics may
cause much worry in the White House
Michigan has been very friendly to
Roosevelt, but the reversion 10 TAFT is
~ apparent that one begins to believe
Roosevelt sentiment has heen overrated
IN this state This week Bay county
IN the tenth congressional district.
Montcalm in the eleventh and st
Clair Ia the seventh elected Taft del
egations TO tho state convention As
Senator Townsend has said. If Michigan
is ton 10 one tor Roosevelt as some
people have assumed such Az over.
whelming sentiment could not help ex
pressing itself in the county conven
tions. just as il made itself felt four
years ago
Wayne county appears 10 be the pres
ident's weakest point in Michigan not
40 much because of lack of sentiment
in his favor, but because Of lack OF az
gressiye leadership and organization -
Detroit Saturday Night
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great personal influence Roosevelt is
doomed to lose that influence, even
though his candidacy is successful
We believe that should Roosevelt be
elected president again he will leave
the chair as much in disfavor as he
was in favor when he left 1t four years
ago. That conclusion is self evident
The people are not so much enamored
TO Roosevelt as they are IN revolt
against the high cost of living. They
want change They believe that a
change will mean cheaper bread, butter
and clothing. In that they will be
disappointed for IL is a recognized fact
tnat the days of low living costs are
gone forever all over the world. The
high cost Of living is an economic not
a political condition and when the
people find, should Roosevelt be elected
president. that their purpose in electing
him has not been successful, they will
turn from him as the democrats did
from Grover Cleveland after the panic
of 1893. The democrats in 1898 fell
heir to that terrible panic and the re-
publicans in 1912 have fallen heir TO
the high cost Of living. Roosevelt in
success must fail for that reason II
ne is unsuccessful either for tho nom
ination or the election he passes down
TO .he ranks of the defeated politi.
clan ;as one shoIn Of his power because
II has been demonstrated that he can
not make his influence fel. Had the
colonel held aloof from Office holding
he might have gone TO the end Of his
days the most powerful man in Amer
lean politics For that reason Mr.
Shields sentiments are those OF the
major portion of the TAFT republicans
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Continued next week }
Methodist Episcopal Church

Rev r. I. Osborn, Pastor.
Sunday 40 80 a m Morning Wor.
ship with sernon by the pastor.
Theme Salt and special music
by the Choir.
l as SUNDAY School with - VI Ross
and Mrs J d. Vivian Supts Lesson
Frasting and Fasting Help make
the School grow
q $50 Christian Endeavor Society led
b. the chairman OF the Prayer meeting
cpmmittee, Mrs. -Rowley Topic
"rhe Saloon and its Allies
We look forward 70 an interesting
meeting
1.30 o. IN. evening worship with
special singing by the chorus cnoir and
sermon by the pastor. Theme Men
and the Church
Thursday 30 p IN. Service # Pray.
er and Praise led 10y the pastor. Sub.
ject Amnsements.
Note
The pipe organ and smaller organs
have been overloaded and Get in good
condition during the week This viii
aid greatly in the music.
Yon will be- welcome to AZ our ser
vices
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The sentiment expressed by Robt.
Shields as reported in recent inter
view on Colonel Rooseyelts candidacy
tor president, represents. we believe.
the sentiment Of the major portion OF
the republicans who are now support.
ing Pres Taft Mr. Shields says
II don't say that Republicans are as
much sore at Colonel Roosevelt as they
are sorry. |. for one. always have
heen q great Admirer Of the colonel,
but regret his present attitude. I am
sorry he has come out again as a can.
didate for president. as am sure II
will weaken his present force with the
people -
That's our sentime fts exactly and
we believe IL 70 be the sentiment Of the
major portion u the republicans. not
drawn to Taft or Roosevelt by infiuen.
ces other than that of common fealty
of n republican TO his party They
feel sorry that Colonel Roosevelt TOOK
the step be did for &c means his elm
ipaticr from position to do very
much 10 advance the welfare OF the
people OF this country because Of his
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A. the national campaign grows in
warmth IL is amusing to watch the
bearing Of both Colonel Roosevelt and
Pres. Taft towards one another. They
are Of Numerically opposite temper
ments Taft, slow TO anger plodding
good natured evidences no agitation
over the darts that are shot NJ him by
the Roosevelt followers The Colonel
is impetuous. FESTIVE, chafes under
criticism and one can easily imagine
the iise in the Thermometer that mea
sures his feelings. II j. gradually
nearing the boiling point and everyone
expects that ere long the Colonel will
bubble over at some criticism and give
vent to his pent mp feelings.
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The reported candidacy OF Speaker
Baker for senator against VIM. Alden
Smith will hardly be looked upon with
any great seriousness by the people OF
the state Baker has not been regard
Ell AS above the average OF speakers. aud
while be has acquitted himself fairly
well IN his legislative program. there
has been nothing so meritorious about
it as TO push him to she front for 50
important an office as T.. ) Senator.
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VOTE IN FAVOR OF MOTOR TRUCK
Continued from Page H.

posed IL. La response TO a statement
10y Mr.. Koepeke that guarantee
would be given with the truck MIR.
Hatch replied Yes. they II have the
money and we II have the guarantee,
chs"
Mr.. Webb had list OF comparative
figures showing that in ten years time
the truck would be a big saving TO the
city. VIM Eldred spoke enthusiast
cally in favor of the truck as did Cap
tain Symes and several others
The greatest opposition to the pur
chase OF the truck seemed to be the
snow that piles mp in our streets
during the winter months. and it-was
suggested that the snow had no bust
ness in the streets that the council
was negligent in its duty when il
allowed the streets TO remain choked
with snow which ought to be ploughed
off. If the streets are ploughed after
each heavy snow-and that would
mean only dozen ploughings during
winter at cost OF about $i00-there
would be no.deep snow for an auto
truck to negotiate and the people OF
the city would be given what they are
paying or-unobstructed streets and
the pri silege Of walking along them
with comfort. For that reason the
auto truck would prove blessing in
more ways than one.
The discussion having gone It's course
a vote was taken on the question of re-
commencing to the council that ii
purchase truck and the proposition
carried by 4 vote of 40 TO G.
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The trial of the Oregon University
case before the state supreme court Of
Oregon and in which the Oregon sys-
tenn If initiative. referendum and re-
call is on trial brought ont number
of conditions resulting fiom the use os
these new tangled systems that points
imIeratively against jumping hastily
to the conclusion that these systems are
better than the present system. In the
case under discussion II was necessary
70 Get petition Of about ID. coo names
in order 10 have the referendum on an
appropriation tor the state university
and IL was shown that instead Of being
a petition Of names Of citizens interes
ted in the legislation il was petition,
the names 20 which were secured bv
hired solicitors at - few cents per
name The petition contained all
kinds OF names. some OF tnem being
names Of people who died long ago be.
fore the petition was circulated II is
we'll TO make haste slowly with these
new tangled ideas Of government