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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-09-19
Two Beauty Hints Every
Woman Should Know

Complexion blemishes rapidly vanish
after a few applications of a simple
spnrmax lotion, made by dissolying 4
ounces spurma1 in y pint witch hazel
or hot water and adding 9 teaspoonfuls
glycerine. This lotion is invisible when
on, clears the skin OF all eruptions OF
blemishes and gives to it n soft, vel
vety finish. 1t is fine for dispelling
the oily, shiny condition aud offers
complete protection to the complexion
during the trying weather of fall.
Cleansing the hair and scalp with
canthrox is invigorating and adds great
~ to the hair s beauty. a aspoonful
canthrox dissolved in a cup hot water
is ample for shampooing the heaviest
head Of hair, and when used on dull,
"stringy,' faded hair makes it bright
and fluffy and gives to it rich, even
color. No danger Of catching cold fol
lows the use of canthrox.
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CHINESE MAY FIGHT
FOR INNER MONGOLIA

LONDON, Sept l8.-At secret ses-
SION Of the national assembly at Pekin
today, according to a dispatch to the
Times, the war minister said the gov
ernment would offer armed resistence
to aggression in Iuner Mongolia but
would accept the Russian conditions
With regard to Outer Mongolia, hoping
through these concessions TO secure
Mongul allegiance to the republic.
The acting premier, Chao Ping -Chun
said that the government was willing
TO negotiate with Great Britain on a
basis Of maintenance Of the status quo
The assembly approved the govern
ment IS recommendations.
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DISCOVERS RUINS OF
ANCIENT GREEK TOWN

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1s.-According
TO Or Edith L. Hall, assistant curator
In the Mediterranean section OF the Uni
verslty OF Pennsylvania museum, who has
Just returned to this country from Crete,
the expedition which she headed found
the means for fixing date Of the declin
ing years OF the great Minoan kingdom
that flouIished two mlleuiurs p. G.. She
also told Of the finding Of the ruins OF
ali ancient Minoan town on the eastern
side Of Crete.
1--WE found said Miss Hall. bronze
tripods. swords and ornaments OF spe- =
cIaI interest, a number OF Egyptian sea
rabs which furnished the names of fix
ing the date Of this ancient town. for the
scarabs arc dated $40 to $50 y. c."
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Longworth Explains.

CINCINNATI O., Sept. tS-Tn a. state
ment before the Republican county COM
mittee here today Nicholas Longworth,
congressman from tho First Ohio dis
t7ct and son-in-lu.w of Colonel Roosevelt,
made the following expression regarding
his attitude In the coming election:
present. position, 7 reply that I am as
have always been. a Republican, ana |
shall support as / have always support
ed. the Republican ticket
"At the same time | want il under
stood that as Il Republican / am n pro-
gressive.
Il believe that modern conditions do
lnaid progressive legislation and that the
policies lnauGurated in the admInistra
ilon of President Roosevelt must be car
red out.
II am for primaries and for extension
OF the primary laws 10 cover all offices
CNcn I'D TO ihn nrnSilnnnN" !"
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CUNMEN ARRAIGNED
ON MURDER CHARGE

NEW. YORK. Sept. ls.--Harrv Horo.
WITT, alias "Gyp the Blood, - and IHEz
Roseuzweig. alias "Lefty Louie )
charged with being two of tho fonr
men who fired the shots that killed
Herman Rosenthal, entered pleas of NOT
guilty to indictments of murder in tIe
first degree when .arraigned before gu.
premo Court Justice Gof' TODAY. The
plea was made through their attorney.
ing the naming Of date for their
trial.
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RECEIVES LETTERS
THREATENING DEATH

CHICAGO, sept. 1S.-Miss Virginia
BROOKS the girl rerormer who led the
cruhaae wh,ch resulted In the closing OF
the o'SorderiS resorts In West Hammond,
tonight received an anonymous letter
threatening her with death unless she
discontinued her activity A similar LEI
ter has been received by Mayor WosZc-
uski of West Hammond
II am not at all worried over this lat
est threat said Miss Brooks after rend-
Ing the letter. Ever since I entered on
this work OF reform my nni has been
filled with this kind of trash | pay no
attention to threats OF any kind"
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Will Go Into Court.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S.--S. Fred
Hogue, Taft manager In California, ir
commenting on Chairman Billes's refer
ence to placing Taft electors on the Call
fornfa ticket under some name othel
than Republican, said tonight that Taft
leaders were determined To carry the
fight for the Republican designation into
the courts. unless blocked by the ma
tional committee.
Mr.. Hogue explained Cha irmau
Hilles's allusion to a new organization in
California as referring 10 the Taft state
organization, which he said would be
indorsed by the national committee, Ie
said The national committees plan OF no
insisting on the party designation con
templatcd an agreement with the Pro
gressives by which the two factions
would go on tho ballot as Taft Repub-
leans and Progressive Republicans.
Mr.. Hogue said Taft leaders here hac
received no official notification from the
national committee regarding n chang
of plans
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ADVERSE DECISION
FOR PRCGRESSIVES
Special TO Tho Tribune.

Special TO Tho Tribune.
RENO. New. sept. 1S.-Attorncy Cen
oral Baker this afternoon rendered an
opinion 10 the effect that the Progress
sivc candidates cannot go on tine tick ct
as Progreasveg but must be designat ed
as independents When the Bull Moosers
filed their petitions they requested tina {
they be desjgua ted Progressives. Sec
retary OF State Brodigan put the question
up TO the attorney general for IN opin-
lon. Baker holds that the Progressives
ara not entitled to such a designation
and must go on the ticket as indepeud-
ents
This afternoon ;3urdis SUNNI erfI cid
candidate of the Bull Moosers for United
StateS senator. stated that a writ of pro-
hibitlon would be sworn out in The su-
preme court tomorrow commanding the
secretary OF atate To place the names on
the ticket Progres3ives, The attorney
generals decision has thrown a bomb
shell into the camp Of the Bull Moosers
and 81 strenuous legal flght will be made
by them to preserve their party name.
No Request Made.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S.-No request
for extr1dItlon of Colonel Pascual Orozco,
'Sr., or any Of the other MexI-
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MAY DEPOSIT MONEY
IN INTERIOR BANKS
BY international News Service.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S.-Asslstant
Secretary Of the Treasury A. r. BaiIes
left Washington today for Dublin y. II.
to confer with Secretary Of the Trea :
surv MacVsagb and consider the sdvls-
ability OF distributing s25 000. 900 TO banks
in the great farming sections TO prevent
"a money stripgency through the amounts
withdrawn for the movement OF crops.
Reports OF national bank examiners
show that there is decid ed tendency
toward q decrease in reserves in the in
te1Ior banks and a calling OF loans on
city ba
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JUDGE REFUSES TO
HEAR DIVORCE CASE

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1s.-The con-
yiction OF Nathan Lichtenstein, II, I. Jo-
seph and others of conspiracy 10 manu-
facture evidence has so prejudiced Judse,
Conley, according TO the statement oi
the court, that he declined today 10 nee I,
The divorce suit OF Lichtenstein against
his wife, Anita FEEDER. Joseph, one OF
those convicted, is named as co-respon
dent The case will now 20 Tor rcassign-
ment to Presiding Judge Graham,
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TAKING NO PART IN
NEW YORK CONTEST

BEVERLY. Mass, Sept, 1S.--Presld ent
Taft today denied published reports that
he Is taking any part in the contest In
New York state for the Republican CUB
erDatorial nomination.
The following statement was issued:
Tho president wishes 1t understood
that he IS taking no part whatever in the
contest for the Republican candidacy for
governor In the state OF New York.
Newspaper reports that he has favored
one candidate AS against another are
fairly without foundation. He hopes and
believes that the convention Is to be an
open one In which the best judgment OF
the majority of the Republicans OF New
York is TO have expression In their selec-
tion of this years candidate"
Many letters bearing cheerful political
news came to tho summer White house
today. One was from former Governor
Durbin OF Indiana Republican candidate
for that office in the present campaign,
who declared that Mr., Taft would win in
Indiana' He added that thousands OF
Democrats would vote for the president.
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national holiday and that nothing oc-
f, 1IEtA1rf AIusrlcuuS.

national holiday and that nothing oc-
Cured to disturb Americans.
George Retternen. an American black
smith, who lived formerly at Wichita,
Kan, is reported 10 have been murdered
at Cusjluirischic on Sunday night, No
particulars are known. {. f.. Booker, Il
rancher near NacoZar, complains that
rebels have raided his ranch ana taken
horses and cattle,
Captured by Campo.
NOGALES. Ariz.. Sept 1S.--The town
of Altar Sonora was taken by the reb-
els under Emilio Campo Sunday, accord :
ing to word received here today, after n
battle I'm which Campa's 900 followers
overwhelmed the garrison OF fifty feder-
ais Several were killed.
Colonel Giron, with 900 cavalry and 200
infantry. who ware sent to Cananea 10
nvertake Campo, started In pursuit Of
the rebels Monday,
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Pledged to Borah.

BOISE. Ida, Sept. lS.-A srate-wids
movement was started here today for
lhe Endorsement OF Senator w. r Borah
ate 'es "0'i
Inc movement was Started In Senator
,'VInh nome county This county. Ada,
,,uIas ,o lhe banner representa- tion i'm the
ieGlsIatnre. The successful RcpuhlIcar n
primary legislative candidates s r.
toirchild. nominated for senator. md ~
n. McDermott C. +. KoeIsch. IA. 4
ner. met ana adopted resolutions nIod~in,,
thel! SIN votes 10 Senator Borah
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Trailing Bull Moose.

TUCSON, Ariz.. Sept 1S-Former
Congressman J, Adam Bede OF Mime
sofa AND John Harlan of Chica go, follow
ing theodore Roosevelt through Arizona,
In Tucson today.
Pima county Is strong Taft county
and the Two eampagners were given g.
respects TO Colonel Roosey elt termins
MIN man who tried to steal 1GJ dele
gates at the Chicago convention and now
is Stuhplig the country claiming he was
robbed. We call that sort nf man a
s4uealcr and A four nusher.'"
1heY LEFT for the east tonight. follow
lne The route taken by Mr. Roosevelt
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QUARANTINE AGAINST
HAWAIIAN PRODUCTS

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1s.--A quar-.
antine against practically all fruits and
count Of the Mediterranean fruit fly,
which has caused great danlngc there.
was proclaimed by the department OF
agriculture today. II was effective inn
mediately.
California producers urged protection
against the pest and Hawaiian produc-
ers gave notice thov had no objection
To the quarantine.
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Wisconsin on Fence.

MApIsoN. Wis. Sept 1S.-Neilher
.s,i : ieS'uent an nor Colonel Roosevelt was
mentioned In the platform adopted by In,
Republica OF Wisconsin today. SEN
ator La Toilette. however. was prnisn1
as leader IN the Progressive movement in
Wh,cn wisconsin has been the pioneer .
and the platform said that "uo erenter
progress has been made in any state IN
,he same time than during the adminis
tration OF Governor McC;oyern
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Ohio Campaign.

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept. 1S-Geuerals of
the big political parties viii rush their
heaviest battaltons into Ohio for the ca M
Paiem opening the latter part OF the week
IN Friday Governor Wilson and Senator
Gore VIII speak in Columbus and on
sunday senator Lodge and Vice Presl-
dent Sehrman arc scheduled to speak
nGTc' nc' WfNe the Prosressives' campaign
Will be opened at Akron by Coyernor
Johnson Of California and A. +. Garford
candidate Tor governor of Ohio -
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Will Be Tried at Ell Paso.

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Sept 1S.-Colonel
Nasuuez Gomez and Captain Teodoro
Rodriguez, who were arrested here in July
In connection with the Nasouez Gomez
alleged conspiracy 10 violate the neutral
ity laws, win he taken to I'll Paso tomor-
row to stand trial In the United States
district court there.
The men We're held for trial in Isl
Paso. but owing to the fact that no fed
eral Judge had been appointed for Ari-
soma there was no one to sign the order
transferring them to another jursdic-
tion. Federal Judge Sloan made the
necessary order Yesterday.
Gomez took prominent part In the Low
er California insurrection last year and
Rodriguez was formerly chief of police
of Aqua PrieLa
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ROOSEVELT CHASES
NEW MEXICO VOTES
Talks to the People Through
Interpreter and Tells Them
to Beware of "Bosses."
SAYS HE'LL SHOW THEM
Praises johnson and .Belittles
Wilson and His Running
Mate, Marshall.
SAYS HE'LL SHOW THEM
By Internationa! News Service.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. M. Sept ls.-In
an attempt to corral the three electoral
votes of New Mexico. Colonel Roosevelt
rode fourteen hours over tho desert to-
day, making just two stops, slzeable
enough TO mako speech.
Although the New Mexico Progressive
cause OF the character Of one faction OF
Its leadership. the colonel, assuming that
all the corruption lies with the old-lIne
Republican party, CALLED upon the voters
to put down the G, o. p. and give the
Progresstves the asccndancy.
A bold feature OF the colAners stay
here--the only stop Of consequence dur
ing the day-was the translation OF his
milo sergeant of the rough riders and
one of the cliques that the Progressivcs
object to as ''of the boss" element
Many Lucrative Jobs.
Armijo, under the reign of Miguel A
Otero, head of the Progressive faction
now in control OF the party organization,
has had diverse lucrative jobs and he is
now All elector on the third party ticket.
Roosevelt slapped Aruiio on the back
as lie acted as interpreter.
The colonel spoke to n crowd Of 5000,
made up largely OF SPANISH Am ericans,
from bandstand near tho depot. Sew
up In cloud OF dust while the eX-prcsi-
dent was talking. and he had to stop to
salute as Mexican COW puDchcrs capered
WIN tlelF PONIES around inc park. wnlle
Indians who had logged into town TO see
the big white chief nodded their heads
at him.
81 ask you TO stop being governed by
the Bosses" urged tho colonel, speaking
directly to the Spaniards. I ask you to
be your own bosses and act for your
selves. You must tell the bosses that
you're through with them.
Don't let the bosses lead you like
sheep. Stand up like American citizens
and show how to think for yourselves
Still Shouts Theft.
Roosevelt told the crowd OF the "theft''
OF the Republican nomination, adding, q s
lie pounded hts fist on the railing before
him
'T'll show the bosses they picked out
the wrong man 10 fool with. and one
whom they can't oamboozle,"
The colonel put in strong bid for
nation Of Wilson as having been "hand ed
TO him by the bosses.
"1t is high time. the colonel sug-
gested, "to end the influence of the boss,
north and south. and the Progressive
party is In the business Of doing it."
Telling OF the type OF men who are
leading the Progressive cause. the colonel
advocated Governor Johnson saying that
California had done more than Governor
Wilson or Governor Marshall in their re-
spective states.
was In New York" conceded the colonel
He spoke SloWingly OF Oscar Straus
the Progressive candidate for governor
OF New York characterIBing him as "a
true Progressive arA therefore Il wise
ia dical."
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RECORD PRICE FOR
CATTLE AT CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.--Cattle sold at
S11. a hundred pounds at the stocllyards
todav. This establishes q. new high price
for the season. 4 further increase in the
price of beef Was predicted
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ITSELF OF
THIRD PARTY CROWD
CONTINUED from Page One.S

for president and vice president, but
Will vote for the candidates Of the
Progressive party for president and
vice presid ent;
Whereas. Theodore Roosevelt is the
candidate Of a distinct and separate
political party and is not the candi-
date OF the Republican party,
Asked TO Retire.
Resolved, That the Republican ma
tional committee hereby calls upon
the aboye-named candidates for cleo
tors. who arc avowedly the candi-
dates OF the Republican party, to re-
tire from the Republican ticket as
a duty they owe to themselves and
TO the people OF their states. that tho
office OF elector, hitherto held in the
United States TO be the most honor
able OF trusts, shall not be disgraced.
and TINT the voters OF the states OF
Kansas and Nebraska shall not be
deceived into voting. under tho Re-
publican emblem. for electors who
are not supporters or the Republican
candidates. but who will. II ELECTED,
vote for the candidates OF the Pro-
RresslVe party.
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eyed Peace Overtureg.

hso ANGELES. Sept. 1s.-R, Gomez
~ rsvr nessursr Of General Pascual Or
has eoulionary movement in Mex
6esSISStsstlgating the alleged relation Of
N NJ interests to the revolution q
'Pres,d. le',er which lie has dispatched
|6sIo oht a.s Madero. In response 10 what
Hero e'es were peace overtures from
|heio words Of impassioned Spanish.
I reyo,rs9rns ,s3rns President Madero that
'oda Of fun nnn VIII continue until the de-
u" NloLco arc gramted In full.
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'acan Murdered.

|ASHINGToN Sort &c ,a
Isylco OF the American consuls
Elmsd 70 the state department today
y 'tfrannan nnnoibclal advices that condi-
Eere snout that country last Sun
- more quiet than usual on the
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No Request Made.

! WASHINGTON. Sept. 1S.-No REQUEST
sfor extI1dItlon Of Colonel Pascual Orozco
PSr, or any Of the other Mexl.
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Xmas Candies

GREAT HOLIDAY SHOWING OF
ALL THE POPULAR KINDS
Lowney's. Aileerett's, HuyIer's, Park
G. Tllford's. Johnston's, McOonald's
and Sweets. All of the above re-
nowned makes. In boxes
N
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From France and Amerij,,

Harkoff's "Djer-Kiss" (ms.,s-c
Dear Kiss"O. Dainty. fragrant "
Ing. used by the most dlsc,lmlniItt
DJER- kiss PERFUMES
DJER- R-klSS SACHET.
OJER- KISS TOILET WATER
DJER- KISS SOAP.
DJER- KISS FACE POWDER
OJER- KISS TALCUM
viii be demonstrated at Store N.
(1st South and Mainl for the kr
few days.
MauberLs Violette Jouisetts n
been added to our Toilet Good, p.|
psrtmcnt. in the Perfume Ius|
Water and Face Powder. All f.ss1
importations-strictly high class PEI
ara tionS
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. Gsaze eau. Heo "a cross cross. g SC
500 White EnameIed T.ouche
Pans. aScptic
quadrupla ~T ~c
coating ..., - VI eos -
sl;2o CLINICAL Thermometer
Nurses Special, minute
Spe-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-25

America, the speaker said, with her eyes open ism
going to let panic happen But speak if expected
that-as if feared it, do not" But the question is
to the existence of machinery through which panic might
be precpitated Immediately following the speech Of Mr.
Wilson favored with the facts regard the
consolidation OF the money power in this country. They
are not new but they massed in such way to APP
peal strongly to the imagination
Through vast system of nerocking directoraes the
Morgan firm directly controls 500 100000 This con-
troll centers in five institutions. p Morgan 4 Co., the
Guaranty Trust company. the Bankers Trust company
the First National bank and the National City bank
Morgan house has So directors in 80 corporations with
total resources of S1O03600000O Eighteen corporations
and individual firms, closely affiliated with the Morgan
firm have 746 directors III 1874 corporations with
capitalization amounting to $25325 100000 The total
annual revenue OF the five great nations of the world
amounts to but S495000OO00 In this controlled group
are banks trust companies insurance companies railroads
and industrial corporations The Morgan group there
fore powerful financially than the governments Of
the United States Great Britain, France Germany and
Italy combined
Here undoubtedly is the machinery through which
panic could be brought about We think that Mr. Wilson
right in saying that will not be brought about for self
interest will prevent it. But it is quite conceivable that
this vast power, cenered in few hands, power which
may be welded by Morgan alone through his great in
uence might be used in such way to harm the public
Perhaps we shall insist before long that bank shall Be
nothing but bank railroad nothing but railroad etc
But for the present it is enough know that have
not unequal strife with the government itself The facts
are as important they interesting. They throw
good deal OF light the Roosevelt plan for industrial
commission and the advocacy of it by Perkins and
Gary.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-25
A DICKENS CHRISTMAS.

This, the centenary year Of Charles Dickens will be
commemorated by chickens Christmas, as near like
the Christmas that he has described in Pickwc and
number Of his other stories, may be possible party
OF London enthusiasts have taken the celebrated Bull hotel
at Rochester where they propose to spend Christmas in
ekensan style with the eating and drinking fashioned
after the style OF the early nineteenth century They are
to drive down III coaches and tours from Staple in ol
born London in the costumes Of the Pickwck period
he festivities are to accord with the odfashoned types
to conclude with Dickens bali AT which, doubtless Dr.
Samner Alfred Jingle and other noted persons will be
present The party IS 10 be limited to forty in number
cost OF gineas each The coachmen guards musicians
and people At the inn all to be of the Picwckian
period and everything will doubtless Be pictured III the
London illustrated papers.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-25
CHRISTMAS SONG
The Mission of Christi
By J. D. Gillian. D. ..

Ring in the Christ that be."-Tennyson
When searched the pillow
the will
There yin shine q our
. j s on the way
Bidding
O
And 10 bury all grieying ia tbs SaYior tomb
As, when GalHee fear
Nary aeu vas filled with anguish
Bright appeared their vision.
Stepping light from
He who had
o save
Calling 10 his friends dsleartenea 5 be
eartf's VIII the Nature lay
Dark immoeabe and passive waiting break day
&c whose Spirit grand eternal. alone deep,
Ions mi
o daNn
To that he Light
Quick $
Came the first glad day q mortas bounding
Later had bsen despolea
And Gods of
And by his maenatons thought path while
He with unn
Was rom The Nay;
His desire burning,
Errors night truh day
I'll te world IN moral darkness
Then ii was that mans condition Gods care
Ills extremity becoming and
That the lie the
Was mercy given
That fallen sonso of men
Might A heayen
And eternal life
Ihus there that dual being Of cd land
Boise, Idaho, stmas,1