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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-16
GAM ES TODAY.
West.


Minnesota vs.. Wisconsin.
Chicago VS.. Illinois. <,
Michigan VS.. Cornell.
Iowa VS.. Iowa Agricultural.
Nebraska vs.. Kansas.
Wabash vs.. Michigan Agricultural.
Missouri vs.. Washington.
Ohio vs.. Otterbein.
Ohio State VS.. Pennsylvania State.
Case Scientific VS.. Oberlin.
Western Reserve vs.. Ohio Wesley.
an. SIS F't.
Kenyon vs.. Cincinnati. - ,..l...
Kenyon vs. Cincinnati
st. Louis vs.. Marc qlette.
Rose Polytechnic vs.. Purdue.
Olivet va. Albion.
Alma vs.. Detroit.
Loyola VS.. Dixon.
Morningside VS.. st. Joseph.
DenisOn vs.. Miami
Creighton VS.. Des Moines.
Kansas Agricultural VS.. Colorado.
Drake VS.. Grinnell
Rolla VS.. Drurq.
Oregon Agricultural VS.. Whitman.
washington VS.. oregon.
Lake Forest VS.. Monmouth.
tEf2 East.
Yale vs. Princeton. "s
Harvard VS.. Dartmouth.
Pennsylvania Carlisle Indians.
West Point VS.. Tufts.
Annapolis VS.. North Carolina A. l.
NJ.
y: Syracuse va,-Golgats. ~ = '~ st
Amherst VS.. Williams.
Holy Cross VS.. Worcester Polytech-
mic. "'
New York vs.. Rhode Island State.
Wesleyan VS.. Trinity.
Vermont VS.. BOWdOin.
Swarthmore Bucknell.
w. & j. VS.. Pittsburgh.
Brown VS.. Latayettes.
Rutgers VS.. Haverford.
F.. & M. VS.. Ursinus.
Hobart vs.. Rochester.
Lehigh vs.. Muhlenberg.
Union VS.. Hamilton.
Massachusetts agricultural VS..
Springfield Training School.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-16

don who insured the vessel have been
notified by cable that the ship is
theirs. The Royal George Is still fast
on the rocks off Point ST. Lawrence,
fifty yards from the spot where she
struck last Wednesday night. ai
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-16
FOOTBALL
BULLETINS

ST. PAUL, MINI, Nov. lG.---First
quarter, Minnesota. O. wisconsin, 0:
first half Minnesota, O; Wisconsin, IA
Third period, Wisconsin. IA; Min.
nesOta, 0. r..
Final; Wisconsin, IA; Minnesota, O.
Secon period, Pennsylvania. 20; In
dians IL. s
Third period, Pennsylvania, 20; Indi
ans, 20.
Final, Carlisle. 2G; Pennsylvania
"a.
Final, Princeton. &; Valet.
Final, Harvard, 3; Dartmouth. 0.
Final, Navy, 40; Maryland, D.
Final, Amherst, 0; Williams, ~.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-16

{ Continued on Page Three.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
GR|D|RO|V CLUB BIDS
FAREWELL To TAFT
Continued from Page one.)

horse, turned out TO be a Bull Moose.
and the two men hanging on his flank,
Adam Bede and John Harlan, were said
to be the Truth TeIlers.' "Do they tell
the truth?' inquired Saul. To which
Correspondent Champ Clark replied,
Say, Mister. you're not II king; you're
the court jester
Fresh from I'll" battlefield on his horse
Correspondent Wattersou reported that
az he LEFT the field the Democrats OF tho
house were trying 10 arrange the tariff
schedules. and tho carnage was fright
fuI.' Through his glasses. Saul dis
ccrncd the general on the EulI Moose
dashing towards the large general scat
cd on the putting green. followed by the
tennis cabinet Saul'S inquiry as to the
Identity Of the nine men surrounding
TAFT was answered by the eHpla nation
that they were his cabinet. "who Will get
INTO the battle after il is over What
was at first supposed 10 be 'fhc dawn
OF day turned ont to be Col. Jim Ham
Lewis. and an "cngiuc of war to Saul's
ancient eye was only Gov. Hiram john
son Even his old friend. loan of Arc. a"
was really Albert j. Bcyeridgc. disguised
as MARY of the Nlne-clad Cottage"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
CALIFORNIA IN THE
ROOSEVELT COLUMN

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Dec. 7-Roosc-
welt carried California by IA votes, al,
though hc will havo but eleven of the
state IS thirteen electoral votes. The
other two will be cast for Wilson
These figures are final but will not
bo mado official until the returns from
Los Angeles county have been formally
audited by Secretary Of state Jordan.
Jordan announced today that he would
certify the result 10 the governor i'm
mcdiatcly upon the completion of
that audit next week
The Roosevelt plurality is based on
the totals of the two electoral candi.
dates receiving tho highest vote. They
were A, j. Wallace, Republican, 2S6,-
610; Thomas Griffin, Democrat, 2S3.-
1876 Griffin ran 7S5 votes ahead of
Il. Il. Del Vale the other Democrat
elected, who, in turn, was but three
votes behind Ralph Bull. the eleventh
successful Republican. The high man
of the two defeated Republicans ran 81
votes behind Del Vale.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Saul Looking for Job.

The action progressed until the Bull
Moose and It's followers We're fleeing and
tho man with the golf stick was prcpar-
ing 10 leave the green. The battle was
soon over and Saul started post haste
Tor Washington TO seek a job. declar-
Ing that lie had been a ''liielong Demo-
crat since the battle end cd
one OF the striking features uf the
evening entertainment was a rendition
OF a, complete act of the tunoful opera
OF carmen bY the VocallstS of the club
III full costume. This was the famous
act OF the bull fight only 81 was rem
dercd with stranger characters than
Bizct ever dreamed of, and even tho bull
Was replaced by n ful-grown Bull
Moose. Entered Don Jorge Perkinsario.
hampton Bull Moose trainer OF the
world, who announced that the McNicans.
tired of bull fighting. wanted q sport
that had some real hot tamales and chile
con carne in 1t. which meant a Bull
Moose fight President Garthe. after a
Whispered conversation with President
Tart, announced that the president of
the United States assures me that you
can have him Uhe Bull Moose) and well
come
Carmen appears "historys gay CO.
quette.' as Popular Applause" and
sings. ITO win my smile tho greatest
statesmen pause; hut when my glances
seem most fair. then have a care, be-
ware, brMara' -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

soon as he heard what people were say
ing be was very quick and emphatic IN
his denial of any intent on his part 70
create such an impression.
No. said the Doctor l do not claim
TO have any magical cures, ! do not
claim to have cure for anything,
Judging from the number Of letters I
receive, however, concerning Mrs.
Eberlcin 5 case. from people who have
similar complaints, ] should Judge that
catarrh Of the lungs is very prevalent.
The number of people afflicted are in
crcssing. In spite OF the strenuous CT
forts Of health boards catarrh prevails
more and more every year.
No, [ do not claim to have a mir
aculous cure. / only recite somo OF
the things tho people tell me who take
Peru-na. The case of Mrs. Ebcrlcin,
for instance. She was apparently dy-
ing Of catarrb of the lungs. Her ply
siciap bad told her so. Many people
who had seen others die under similar
conditions thought ber TO be dying.
She commenced taking Peru.na and re
covered.
Now, ! do not undertake to explain
her recovery. ] certainly do not uu-
dertakc to say that Pc-ru-ua will cure
anybody in the last stages of catarrh
of the lungs. ] make no such claim.
But ] do undertake TO say thls, As
long rs there is life there is hope. The
doctors are liable TO be mistaken. They
often condemn people to die when they
do not die. They say. "Mrs. So-and. SO
cannot live twentyfour hours and
then Mrs. So-and-So gets well. They
say. "Mr So.and.So has not a ghost OF
Il show Of living but Mr.. Soand SO
gets well. Now, what is it that cures
such cases7
Every doctor knows that 1t is the
of the patient. The last grain
Of vitality was not exhausted, just
enough vitality left 20 make ono more
struggle, and the disease was overcome.
Now, it may happen that Pe-ru-na is
taken at the critical moment III the pa
TENTS struggle against disease. The
CAdycrti
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
DR.. Hartman Speaks About
Catarrh of the Lungs

patient may have been losing ground
day after day. AT last the fight seems
hopeless; death inevitable. Some one
suggests Pe-ru-na. The patient takes
it without any hope. The medicine ac-
tually does infuse new life into the cir.
culatjou. They feel its genial influ.
ence as soon as il il swallowed. This
constitutes the turning point in their
disease. The little assistance which
Pe-ru-na gives Nature at this import
ant point turns the tide of affairs in
favor Of the patient.
Not that Pe.ru-na cures incurable
diseases. No, not at all. Bnt Peru
ma does lend n little ch.nceded as
sIstance at time when feather
weight on one side or the other of the
balances turns the scales IN favor of
or against the patient. Scores and
scores of times Pc-ru-na has come in
at these critical moments and saved pa
tients from imminent death. At least
il seems so ! have bushels Of letters
reciting such things.
Pc-ru-na is diffusive stimulant.
II stimulates the circulation. 1t
causes warm glow Of health TO per
wade the mucous membranes of the
body. The mucous membranes of the
stomach, alimentary canal kidneys,
bladder. lungs, all the mucous mem
iuyenatcd. re.endowcd with the glow of
health. That is what Pe-ru-na will do.
And this often saves life. There can
bc no doubt Of it,
Whether the case ne one Of catarrh
Of the lungs or any other chronic
prostrating illness, the right stimulaut
at tho right time, in the right doses,
does the work. Explain it as you may,
such things arc happening every day.
7 prefer not to use the word cure.
I do not like the sound of it. / do
not like the idea that people generally
attach TO the word. But that Pe-ru-na
helps Nature, and helps Nature some
times when she is sadly in need Of
help, that | know 10 be the truth. That
I do not hesitate TO proclaim. That js
exactly what occurred in the case of
Mrs. Eberlein. the account Of which
has caused so much comment.
If T or any Of my immediate rela-
tives had catarrh of the lungs, Peru.
ma would be given a thorough trial, ]
assure you. That being the case, / can
conscientiously advise any ono else TO
do the same.
Pe-ru-na, Man-a-lin and La-cu-pia,
manufactured by the Pcru-na Com
pany, Columbus, Ohio. Sold at NIL
u'sF SPECIAL NoT1cE-Many persons
inquire for Tho Old time Peruna.
They want the Peruua that their
Fathers and Mothers used Ia take,
The old Peruna is now called Katarno
II your druggist or dealer does not
keep it for sale write the Katarno
Company, Columbus, Ohio, and they
will tell you all about it.
cmeno
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
DECLARES INCOMING
CHINESE ARE ABUSED
DR.. Ting T. Wong Makes
Statement at Educational
Meeting in Washington.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-ChIncse stu
dents and others entitled To entry 10 the
United states are treated with contumely
and dlsrcspcct. according 10 Dr. Ting r.
Wong. chairman OF the Chinese Boxer
indemnity fund. Dr. Ting. ia addressing
the federal school mems club. made this
statement and thereby las created today
a discussion IN educational circles In the
capital.
Dr. Ting declared the eXamina tons ot
his fellow couutrymcn were close 10
bSrbsruus. He urged. If they were 20 be
scrutuized on landing here, that tho eX-
animation be made In private. and not
In the view Of the crowd This he inti-
mated. was due his people because of
their advance during the last few years.
Ten years ago. he said, his country had
been backward. but that this fault was
being corrected.
''Tcu years ago China had only two
government schools" he said. land those
were scarcely worth the name Of schools
In 1910 we had $3.50 schools. 1886, 334
pupils. 1896 teachers and sixty nine
boards oG education"
The Chinese educator viii he regarded
rs being well iitted To discuss the public
educational system of his country from
an occidental viewpoint. for he was grad
uated from the University Of Virginia
and is well Ccrscd I'm the educational sys-
TEN OF the United States
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
VOUNCES RIGHTS
b RUSSIAN THRONE
nd Duke Michael Andro-
ch Prefers Life of Retired
Country Gentleman.

PETERSBURG. Dec EMPEROR
.Iss and members OF the imperial
= arc greatly upset by the deter
|,on OF the emperor's only brother,
! Duke Michael AndrovItch. def-
10 renounce his rights OF succession
4 throne. The morganatlc marriage
nrted IN 1910 by tho grand duke with
Vorced wife OF a brother officer was
lIy blessed by tho birth of a son.
event promoted Grand Duke
AIS decision. lie wishes TO retire
4 private lifo Of "A country gentle
assuming the title or count in order
ioy domestic bliss far from tho at
here Of tho court, for which he never
ny predilection.
emperor is opposed TO this stop,
In more because OF the recent Ill
a his only son, Crown Prince Alexis.
has revived fears for the success
Mons OF the late Grand Duke Vlad-
yho would become the next candi-
for the throne. unhapplIy share
fathcr's intense unpopula All
a OF well-informed Russians. in
regard tho possibility of their as
rr the throne as disastrous for tho
rDowagcr Empress Marie is so in-
/ ct the action of tho Grand Duke
al that she announces that she VIII
nturn TO Russia unless he changes
Ind. Such II change would involve
1tion OF tho morganatic marriage.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Notable Guests.

The guests included President Taft.
Secretaries Knox, MacNeagh, Meyer,
Fisher. Wilson and Nagel. Attorney Cen
cral Wickersbam, Postmaster General
Hitchcock. James Bryce. British cmbas-
sador; Count Won Bernstorff. German en-
hassador; Associate Justice Pltncy. United
States supreme court; Speaker Champ
Clark, Governor elect Louis Il. Hanna OF
North Dakota, Senutors Dixon of Montana
and McCumber of North Dakota: Repre-
sentatlves Bartholdt OF Missouri, Burleson
of Texas. Cannon Of Illinois, Dalzell OF
Pennsylvania, IopEworth OF Ohio Nc
T<inley and Madden OF Illinois Underwood
of Alabama: former Senators Frazier OF
Tennessee. Piles OF Washington and Scott
OF West Virginia; Josephus Daniels,
Raleigh News and Observer: former Gov
ernor Francis or Missouri. Secretary
Hilles: Herbert c. Hoover. London. Eng
land; Louis Rowland indiana polls News:
James Keelcy, Chicago Tribune; William
@. McAdoo. New York; William L. Nc
Combs, New Jersey; Consul General
Mansfield, Zurich, Switzerland: Reppo-
lican Committeeman Mulyane OF kausas:
former Mayor. Phelan. san FRANCISCO;
Minister Pezet, Peru: Gillet d. Raine
Memphis News Scimitar: James A. Rool1
PIttsburg, Dispatch; Victor Rosewater.
Omaha Bee; William l.. Saunders. St
Louis; Albert Shaw. Review of Reviews;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Bull Moose Enters.

The Bull Moose. paving and snorting
enters and then in order the toreadors
;heir methods of attack. Don Roberto
La Toilette replies: III | had got a
chance TO catch my breath, I'm sure l
could have talked Tile brute to death" :"
null Moose makes demonstration,
Toreador Don Champ Clarkio sang:
II know the way TO get that Moose so
grim.
why don't they turn Bill Bryan loose
on him?
II they did that. Ia have good ex,
cuse
For saying. Go it. Bill; so 1t. Bull
Moose
Then they sang Carmen"
Carmen-But where's Don Tattioc
That's the man I'd call by far the
worthicst matador OF all.
Don Jorge-Don Taftio's a good Bghter
people say,
Carmen
Too good for any rough and tumble
Frank and forbearing, inclined TO show
\ liberal mind 10 an unGenerous foe.
This little message lie has paused to
write:
TN busy now. let Hillcs run the fight"
We. he's the kind of man hate TO see
Ponder OF duty than he is OF me.
Then the climax. Don Woodrow singing
and waving hts blade asserts:
I'm bowl him over with classic lore.
Lines of Euripides, phrases of soph
Plato and Plutarch at him I'll below
and roar:
oratory In all it's glory I'll hur at him
with might and muinj
He'll get no chance TO tell the story
I'll never lot him explain"
Whercupon he turns upon the Bull
Moose, who falls and IL dragged Off by
the $. u. G. A, while Don Woodrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Brother Is Dead.

A telegram was received by Mrs. l.. A..
Fitzpatrick OF the La France apart
death OF her brother, James ]. Crowley.
at New Orleans. Mr.. Crowley is survived
by another sister. Mrs. L. J. lIcfner, and
q brother. William a Crowley, who live
In Ogden. The body will be brought
here for burial and the funeral arrange
ments will be announced later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
MATHIS, DRUGGIST
MAKES A STATEMENT

always advise people who have
b or bowel trouble TO see a doc
But to those who do not wish 10
we will say: try the mixture of
buckthorn bark. glycerine, etc,
as Adler-i-ka. This simple new
= is so powerful that JUST ONE
usually relieves sour stomach,
K the stomach and constipation
<LY. People who try Adlcr-i-
surprised at its QUICK action.
Mathis, Druggist, 324 So. Main
Advertisement. J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Kenneth r, Rordame Dead.

Kenneth Ralph G,DrdaWc. s-ycar-"ld
son OF Alfred RorddmC. died AT The inin-
lily home yesterday Of pneumonia. after
an illness OF four weeks. Tho iUuerAl
will be held Mcndsy afternoon ai
o clock from O'ponncH & COS uuoertak-
ing parlors Interment Will be in Mount
Oliver cemoterv.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

turns TO Miss Popular Applause, who
greets him, Woodrow, I'm yours for
four long years, perhaps"
Farewell to Taft.
Tho farewell 10 President Taft was
louchiDGly conveyed In the verses en-
titled "On the Ohio" set to the music
of Moonlight Bay" as follows;
Nesting down.
BY the old Ohio shore,
There's u town.
Famous since the days OF yore-
Ciucinnau-good old station
For the leader OF our nation
Waits with welcoming ovation.
On the Ohio
CHORUS.
When the moonbearns shine,
On tho Ohio
And electric lights on Vine street
Are all agloW,
Or If on the Rhino
You should chance TO be
Won't YOU think of us in Washington,
u. c.
We have met
Where the broad Potomac nows;
With regret
We will lose the friend that goes,
When to Fountain square you wander.
Won't You sometimes pause and
ponder
on tho friends SO distant yondcr
From the Ohio?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

Quite a stir
in medical cir
cles was pro-
duced by DR..
Hartman S last
article in which
he refers 10 the
remarkable cure
of Mrs. Eberlcin
of Pittsburg.
Tho impression
prevails that DR..
Hartman claims
TO bc able TO
cure incura bic
diseases. A re-
port Of these
5 [ Il I g m ents
reached the doc.
Lar nnr. A q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Attention Modern Woodmcn.

Officers OF Excelsior Camp lo,>1S re.
quest all members possible to ATTEND
meeting Tuesday evening TO assist IN
the work of initiation S;i' snatl'' ~
ordor nf -(AdvertIscment.)
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Former Nevadan Dies.

kLAND, Cal, Dec. 7.-William j.
crfield. former state senator and
1rer Of Nevada, died today at San
lro, where he had been living for
.fime.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Ices in Fruit Forms.

Coffee, Cigers. Cigarettes.
Uaut Sautcrne.
Moct & Chaudon. Imperial. Crown Brut.
Apollinaris
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
A TIZ Foot Bath Is One of the joys
Of Living.
A Free Trial Package Proves It.

No comfort anywhere. Swollen feet rob
the day OF all its sunlight. But It's a
rlZ foot bath tonight Tomorrow is all
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
Asthma.

80 one but an Asthmatlc can
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08

turns 10 Miss Popular Applause. who
greets him, Woodrow, I'm yours for
four long years, perhaps"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-08
STOMACH BAD?

" you have dlstrers and
bIostlGE after eating DON,
neglect treatment CaDTrh
OF the stomach Is mont
common ailment and can DO
cr-cd: but remember. can
ccr OF tho stomach is In
durable. Don't neglect stora-
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how 80 cure-Stop expert
mcuilng.
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