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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
WILL INVESTIGATE
YOUNG MANS DEATH
Family of Herbert x. Swift
Determined to Put a Stop
to RumorS.

CHICAGO, March IAN inyesties ton
of the death last October OF Herbert +.
Swift wealthy son OK the late Gustayus
Z. Swift. was ordered tonight by Cor
oner Hoffman after mn extended con-
ference with advisers. counsel for the
Swift family and Milwau aukee officials
The first move IN the prosecution OF
the inquiry viii be a surgeons eXamina-
ton OF Herbert SwIft's body. which will
he taken from the family mausoeum
Sunday or Monday.
First reports of Herbert Swifts death
came from Milwaukee. where il was an
nounccd that he had died OF heart dis
case on train while on his way TO
northern Wisconsin on hunting trip.
Coroner Hoffmaus decision to investi-
gate the death resulted from reports that
Swift was unconscious when placed on
board the train In Chicago.
DR., Charles T. Nahlke, the Swift fam
lily physician. told Coroner Hoffman to
night that he would get authority from
the widow OF Herbert Swift 10 perform
the autopsy.
''The family insists" said Dr. Kahlke,
"since this matter has gained publicity,
that n thorough investigation be made.
However. there is no question at all that
Mr., Swift had been in similar I'M
conscious condition MANY times with
wca akened condition
"I predicted 10 him and his family chs
very death, knowing the condition Of his
shortly before his death lust how he
would die,
4. ". Laforge, q. medical student, was
the coinps Mon OF Swift on the trip from
Chicago. and when the body was taken
from the train he told Coroner Nahin of
Milwaukee OF the death. A coroner s jury
there returned verdict of heart dis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
FORGER CONTINUES
HIS WORK IN PRISON

SEATTLE. Wash. March i.-Stono
wallis could make no prison for the real
estate DEALINGS OF n. 4. Hatfield. CON
victcd Corrcr. but kilograms received to-
daN from California authorities proved
more successful
The district attorney OF Kings county.
I'm the southern state. explained in his
telegram that Hatfield was doing more
business In Kings county lands than most
men out OF Jail The officials objection
was that titles conveyed bv Hatfield
from behind his iron bars 10 three pieces
OF real estate aSEregatinS $40 acres.
were forged The land involved has an
estimated value of 500 TO $3.50 an acre
Hatfield ''soId'' II for 500 per acre. The
forged names on toe deeds wore disCov-
cred when the transaction came under
the scrutiny of Hanford. Cal, bankers.
Hatfield admits the transactions. but
denies kuowicdcc Of any forGeries
He is still 10 he tried in WASHINGTON
on another forgery charge. and at PROS
ent Is under sentence of from two 10
lowed To sell no more California land.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Roosevelt Lauded.

NEWARK, y. J. March 1.-RooseYelt
supporters in conference held the nsst
mass meeting OF tneir campaign tonight
when an audience listened 70 speeches
by Governor W. X. Stubbs Of Kansas and
cV-Governor !, Franklin Fort OF New
jersey.
Governor Stubbs talked progressive
ness in politics. Kansas had tried out
the idea Of progrossireness in making
sound. decent business laws. he said.
and IL was the same kind OF method uist
the progrcSsives meant 10 spnlv TO the
national government under the leadership
of Roosevelt. Tho people. he was con-
vnCed. are beginning 10 learn that there
is something better than dollars ana
cents.
"Tt is because Teddy Roosevelt is one
Of the kind that has learned II. CON
tinued Governor Stubbs. that Ike
him He has place IN history that Is
secure against the world and when the
grass is green above us all the his
torian will write one OF the greatest
things In history when he writes about
that Columbus speech.
Tho FrAecin did not please Pierpont
Morgan and others. bur II did please the
man who has 10 work for living. Some
people have called that speech crazy
and denounced II as ANARCHY. but thev
might Just as we'll gay tie same thing
OF expressions OF Lincoln"
Former Governor Fort IN n brief Speech
landed Colonel Roosevelt as the greatest
leader of tho day and the man who could
unite the party and nut Il ~nere Il once
was
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
UTAH JAIL BREAKER
CAPTURED IN IDAHO
Paul A. Jensen, Wanted at
Tooele, Held al Boise for
Officer With Warrant.

Special 10 Tne Tribune.
BOISE. Ida, March 1.-The period OF
freedom WAS brief and the look OF JOY
that flashed over the face OF Paul a.
Jensen, q yeggman, when he heard the
verdict OF not guilty on both counts read
as returned BY the Jury in the federal
court this morning. vanished when Sheriff
Roberts informed the prisoner he would
hold him pending receipt of warrant
from Utah authorities charging him with
breaking jail in Toocle. in that state,
where he was serving time for assault,
Jensen was tried on the charge Of being
implicated In the postoftice robbery at
Kimberly, Ida.
A telegram was received from the
sheriff in the Utah county in which Tooele
is situated by Sheriff Roberts asking that
In the event Jensen was acquitted of the
Kimberly charge 10 hold him Tor jail
breaking. The real charge against Jen-
sen was more serious than that. n ap-
pears that he attacked a companion and
cut his throat charge OF assault with
attempt TO kill was preferred against him
and this might have been murder In the
first or second degree had the ALLEGED vic
tim or the assault died. but he lived and
recovered, Jensen was sentenced 10 serve
term in the county iail after being
convicted az assault He was serving
time when he Is claimed TO have escaped.
Paul A. Jenson. alias Jones who was
arrested I'm Kimberly. Ida. Yesterday on
charge OF robbing a postoffce. will be
brought back 10 Utah To face a charge
of breaking jail at the Tooec county
Jail in April. 1910.
Jenson was sentenced early I'm 1910 30
serve three months i'm the Toocie jail
for assaulting George Cramer with a
razor. Eie escaped several weeks before
his sentence had expired The jaIl-
breaking charge viii entail 2 psniten-
tiary sentence in case OF conviction
Sheriff ". NJ. Bush of Tcoele county
said last night that he would send an
officer for Jcnsop as soon as requi.ition
papers can be secured.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02

when the Panama canal IS opened. IL viii
become the great hlcoIay not for the
merchant ma rine Of the United states.
because. he said there Is none 20 sneak
Of but for the merchant marine OF Eng
land aud France.
The New Jersey executive said Ihat
from an economic standpoint the crisis
in America Was political. but predicted
that the nation would dsronstrste To
the world that the principles upon whicn
IL was founded were correct
His audience Was mixed and insurVent
Republicans heard an urgent appesl 20
aba ndon the title under which they
voted. nasmuch. the governor said. as
their principles and those he represented
were practically the same. Governor
Wilson caused laughter by declaring tina
the only difference between nimsslf and
the So-calied insurEent or progressive Re
publicans was that the Ia tier had a. pious
feeling toward the protective tariff while
he did not. Neither did he feel any sDc-
cial pietJ toward free trade. he Naid.
Discussing economic conditions with
special reference 10 the Panama canal
the governor said that as soon ss this
project was completed the main arteries
or commerce which At present stretched
from ocean 10 ocean would he changed IN
run north and south To the southern ports
and that I'm that event n would be un-
wise TO trust the vast business which
pould follow 10 those interests which con-
frDlicJ fbc arteries
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
|bEVES ENGLAND
| IS FACING CRISIS
'nIh.r of Well-known Os-
|Rn Man Reviews Situation
in Letter.
i 10 T.t Tribune.

IA 10 Tst Tribune
LIES, Msrch I.-Flrmly believing
B Etfhrd is on the eve OF the great
y rsI N l,s history, John Smurth-
|I& h,oihsr OF {, A, SmurthNaite. OF
4 cnr. and editor Of the South Wales
- u Cardiff Wales relates some in =
nttg developments Of previous labor
"ks in The British Isles In a letter
" Oder relative. His letter was
'tnt simultaneously with the tele-
'Ek announcement that one million
suIs.rs had gone ont on strike.
~ smur,hva!te is of the opinion
n u msn. Nhom he SAWS ARE about
= elt on strike will succeed in
tfinS their right To a minimum
~ sali by nnlisting the aid of the
tfFtnt. He reviews IN detail the
~ Employed by ihs railroad work =
nSind during their recent wide
y EfRe end also The strike OF the
fho succeeded in cnlisting the
. ahr workers until shipping was
enplstely tied up
~ because Of 4 strike CT sailors.
" bIitish newspaper man. But
e'eafi'y plan of campaign sue
!. INC sailors got what they asked
incidentally other classes OF
wv tel' able 10 force up wages.
W thai the coming national cosl
LLE Easily lead to a national all
Irks and 20 grave disorder. The
element Is alwsvs a menace"
HvTihValte says that tho Liberal
800 Particularly Lloyd George
- lol all this labor unrest by
enu and ne suspects that soro OF
Ts,s' are not In love with the ma
>'sIance schemes against unem
-" 'rhhsss and invalIdity.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Opposes Third Term.

TACOMA, wash. March 1.-Tn an
address az the Tacoma thestsr, packed
to capacity. William J. Brysn attacked
Colonel Roosevelt late TODAY. declared
his opposition 10 thrd term. consecu-
tive or otherwise. recommended Senator
La Toilette 10 his Republican hearers n
Il was progressive thcv desired and
declared tho TAFT administration unpar-
alleled for great reforms IN which the
president had no part"
The Ncbra skan co0tended that EooSs-
velt's statement that nc would attack tho
TAFT administration could not he harmon
ICED with the announcement OF his can
didscy.
''He cannot excuse his csndidac,-" the
speaker said. except on the theory ths;
Mr.. Tafts adwnistrati tion has been n
failure"
He accused Roosevelt OF changing front
on the initiative and referendum and
other progressive" measures,
Senator La Toilette, ne said, was O.
progressive before Roosevelt ever
learned TO spell the word.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
NEW APPOINTMENTS
City Commissioners Make Some Radical
Changes in Police Department.

Special To The Tribune
OGDEN, March 1.-Aithough The new
city ordinance reorssnizing the affairs OF
The police department. was 10 have gone
into erect on March I, the appointments
In conformity with the new arrangement
were not made public by the city com
mssioners until this evening. Under the
now ordinance the office OF captain of
police 81 abolished and three sereeaDts
arc 10 have charge OF the patromen. c.
c, Brown; former captain OF police:
Charles Lsyne and o. II. Mohlman. for
lnrr patromen. were appointed scrceants.
The office Of captain OF detectives, for
mcrlN hlsd by j. f.. Fender. was abo-
ished, Fred Meissner was named as tho
6fth man on thc detective force and
Thomas II. Black burn and Peter Mayisn
We're promoted from special policemen TO
DC the regular patrolmen. They succeed
A. g. Hadlock and A. Z. Vance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
How Cold Causes Kidney Disease

Partly by driving blood from the sur
partIy by throwing too much work upon
them, Foley Kidney Pills strengthen
The kidneys, give tone to the urinary
organs and restore the normal action Of
the bladder. They are tonic in action.
quick in results, Try them Schrsmm
Johnson. drugs, The never substi.
tut ~ Five good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
saeck Cause, TroubI.

'r>,. ~ lFlnCns.
Is, IA. "stsl Ills failure ia pro-
\ = ps{rnent of check Tor son
\ ~ em ~, his FUNDS out Of local
4 calDn ts.na The city has caused
n ,hs r.."riner'y employed as fore
Ia ias:cs ,dundrE. some trouble
y; Va. OF Sheriff L. T.. Harrison.
D hss 'rrested and taken 1rorn ,Tou, =
ka, ulTaln al Green River, wSo
~ 10 ana his wife wore on
.tf, ~ Alabama. Following her
,rlhstl,is. Mrs; Cotton wired The
n hushsr stating that both she
~ tA.v NJ, were ill and asked
nrtu 'msunt to cover the go 80 y INC .ae
\ n.' 80 definite action has heen
etf haS k up 10 this evening.
g al6,an oeen csshad by Manage
Acs tyo-o nv 81 the Marion hotel and
' 'ns hank marked mo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Refuses to Quit.

MADISON, Wis. March l.-'J shall
continue in the contest as q candidate .
for wrll de fined principles and for def
mite programme OF legislation which once
enacted into law viii break the hold Of
privilege oil the industrial life OF the
people and free them from burden i'm
noseG by thousands of millions OF tic-
titioUs capitalization
This is toe gist Of = statement under
his oUn signature, addressed TO PRO
gressives.' and made public iodav BY
Senator Robert VI. Ia Toilette. The let
tor is an appeal FOR delegates and leaves
no room for doubt hut that he will stay
in the contest TO the end.
Mr.. La Toilette reiterates that he win
mot halt or turn aside TO find the easy
wav." and that he ''ls stesdfastly refus-
Ing TO make combinations. He also In
dicsted that after brief rest he would
"be hack on the firing line directing his
own Campslgn.
He denies that his health is broken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Judges Kept Busy,
% Tie Tribune

~ ghe Tribune.
4, ~, ,,,, match 1.-The recent increa Sc
N ssacsl 81 district court cases from
r.n,y has resulted in a ConSes-
AFFAIRS in the Second dis
rr.,po.ne Ncber. Davis and Nor
M. Judges J. 4. Howell and
IN ~ IND themselves rushed TO
attend 10 all The legal mat
|n mFee counties and even then.
~, 1slion nltion is al present, they arc
ID = "o'nd IN the calendar Of set
|frs,, 70 The creation Of second
.rs, Inc Second district II yas
~ or one Judge 10 handle the
eh. y believed. however. that
n n, ,aos,s get caught up with thc
~, ~ ne able 10 handle tho le-
n rg,. ~" three counties with dis
III 49,. nlnc-tsnths Of the business
d hs,,W comes from this comfy
M c. c.,., Sill complete the cslon-
"iiso n .a'n county tomorrow
~ udNs sss-tDp
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
MRS. M'QUEEN'S RINGS
STRANGELY DISAPPEAR

Mrs E. w. Mcqueen Of 763 East Sec
ond South street last night reported TO
the police the loss Of two diamond rings
ono three -fourihs karat and the other
one half karat in weight. Mrs. Mcqueen
stated 10 the police that she discovered
the loss of the rings upon returning from
down town, whore she spent about an
hour and halr last night She said
she found all tho doors and windows
locked upon her return home, and II is
supposed the thief entered The house
with n pass key,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
SOLICITOR MCABE
WILL NOT BE OUSTED
By International News seryice.

By International News Service.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-Reprosents
tive Clark OF Florida made an ineffcctusl
attempt in the house today 10 strike from
the AGRICULTURAL bill su sppropriation for
the sclaries OF Solicitor MoCabe ard his
office He claimed this branch OF tine
department was never authorized by con
rress and that the original appropriation
for the solicitor was meant 10 apply onl-'
10 one wear Representative Cullop or
Indiana took a similar view. declaring
that the office of solicitor had outsrown
its usefulness and that IN law Il did not
let
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Welcome TO Kansan.
Special 10 The Tribune

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN, March Ogden members OF
the Utah Kansas association are plan
ming reception IN honor OF eX-Gove rnor
Edward W. Uoch OF Kansas when he
comes 10 this city next Monday to de-
liver a lecture at the Weber academy.
He comes 70 this city as one Of the en-
tertainsrs OF the Lyceum lecture course,
The Utah Jayha wkers will meet at the
Congregational church ar 73o o'clock
Monday evening and proceed TO the
Weber academy in bcdT. Al the con-
clusion of the lecture they viii tender an
informal reception for the distinguished
visitor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
May Face Burglary Charge.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. March l--Josoph Alvin q
Spaniard. was arrested tonight while nc
was trying TO dispose of some jeyyelry
that had been stolen from the home OF
Daniel Mortenson, 2l9 Twenty seventh
street. two weeks ago. The arrest u-as
made By Officer Hutchins. The prisoner
will be held pending further invesfiga ton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02

ttotofNG INC eoTn-G OF ELsiR-
OF LIE m Ms EAAO The AGED
FARMER euNJHATEp NO5LS.
Oh(SS TNtS pEJkT 5OTE IT
NEVER BRoO SHT NE no LIFE
NOuoW An RI BE SMiTLHEp
r. - JUST ntE'1 A pooH SnHAH
PoTNTo BOG Old Ar AHETW
keLLGRmAeI 70 ME BOTTOM Ot
IKE BOTTLE WiGGLD TO NIG
TOP AsSp m En- CHtRpGO LUSTtuS
III HARTFORD TOWN. LIVES SHOEMAKER
Boo
AT PICKING SMELL CHICKENS HE'S
RlGtT or me JOB
AMaEh NAhEo ANNA SAWS she
IS htS PRIZE
iWohOER II He KNOWS HIS
oEha An ALI AZ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
BITTER CLASH OVER
NAVAL PROGRAMME

WASHINGTON. March t.-SecretaT7'
Never and Representative Foss Of Illinois.
former chairman OF the house commit
tee on naval affairs. clashed today at a
hearing before the committee
Mr. Foss declared that Secretary
Movers plan OF reorgani1a ton had been
= failure and that his evident intent MAS
to build up the navy ashore rather th5 n
aCloat He quoted figures intended TO
show that the number OF officers on shore
duty and the amount OF pay to officers
the pav 10 the navy had decreased.
Secretary Never did not question the
fiSures nut resented the attack and the
passage between the men became quite
bitter,
Van Camn PORK and Rsans uov lOe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
LOSS Of Appetite.

A person that bns lost appetite has
lost something besides-vitality. vigor,
tone,
The way to recover appetite and all
that goes with it is to take Hood s
Sarsapa riIla-that Strengthens the
stomach, perfects digestion ard makes
eating a pleasure.
Thousands take il for spring loss OF
sppetite and everybody says there 6
nothing else so good as Hood s. o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
/. = S,epsu Canyon Line

s.ts, .. p ~ Superintendent Jo-
~ has lp,, Ogden Rapid Transit
\ tie orS.r '9Smplsted an inspec-
nsklhr q, canyon line With a
~ % iSs .ns rcpairr which are
\ Tet q. Tssopening OF the road
|. her nv y, found thst iandslIdes
NJ. Winter numerous IN the cam
.S's ot ,o ,sno that Il viii he but
\ isto ror, ~ days' work 10 nnt
'k. y prnr mSns condition. The an.
D = sttltsrip,n.a .as caused a revisemept
suna.m, schedule. wSicb sos
n my bons Cars will RIM 10 ,ss
n '"r instead OF eve,,. r ~ p, me
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Court Names Guardian.

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN March lin the district |
court TO-DAY Eliza Snuin was appointed
guardian OF George Smuin, who is de-
clsred to be an incompetent as the re
suit Of old age and illness. II is rep
resented that he possesses real estate
valued al $4,000 and personal property
worth sps00
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
9 r, ,Aa "a IN Route East.

] nINiSn. John .u Hays Ham
u Tdsn ss,. interests. e ,,ap,oy nas.ey
. hets,sso we 70 chicago, en Ioute
sssa'Tss.asd o., ora.hn his berth when
when and alds'fn Gnidna saiT r,s;,;1na, m;S,T;n,ur
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
s.N. Nssonnsnt Charged.

IN :, 7, Vrlhun..
snss ds'sS e. b l.-stsph,n ll,,,io,x :
xs Ddsy n. county officers last
h wst N 10 "as a. tekcn to Brigham
~ thih ss,,o 20 stand trial or a
.tt g Box RiSunnoninent. He was
M beer tr county two years
ast rsns Working with sin
Tor seve raj months M
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Freight Rates Suspended.

WASHINGTON. March l.-Railrosd
freight tariffs on the southwestern
lines making advances on cotton seed
products were suspended today by. the
interstate commerce commission from
March . until June 90, pending an In
vestigstiou.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Oddie for Roosevelt,

CARSON. New. March l.--Govsrnor T.
L. Oddie Of Nevada announced himself
today in favor OF Theodore Roosevelt for
tke Republican nomination. The an
nouncement was made in statement In
connection with the meeting OF the Re-
publican state central committee. which
VIII be held NJ Reno tomorrow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02

Van Camp Pork and Beans now loc
l5c zoe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02

Pooa DICK RICHARDS Hhc BEEN
ANNAS FROM HOME SoR 50
to~G ntET MS Sohv Max
GETTING TIRED FROM mEA hoee, NJ
DICK WANTED a LETTER A pApES
AHSOAiHG EnOhN HOME TO uli5e
HIM Up ABOUT IKE GAaG. Ne
>VEHPED OP 10 IKE CLERK AHp
AIkep FOP HIS MAIL JUNK
ONE AeV7ER'tr sNnEnEp OF
Wo0S. TMuS7BS FRoM Muoi
'H'> PP9 ooP Hero 7EAe,nc-
ToPGh, HE ORS AaLD DeE
MERE INSIDE HAI ONE LINE Z,
IT SAfD. WcCtD 700 TERM
WEBER ARD FIELp5 re UHfoN
A NTCH SETTLE MEhT ,
pON HIT Hun WtTH THAT,
JUGD GfZ N Al q M IT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
pOfT HIT Hum WfTH THAT,
NGRG'S NAILS M IT.

HIN BAGS q NE poUJE
WH ere ! MASH ME po6J
POLISH HIS 5Hoe1 CHop
me KIN oLfHo LAOH
At MS S7oH'e} ulNH
70 HIS $40 N'e5 ABOUT
H5 GeEATNs55, At L J,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Recall of Judges.

On the recall OF Judges Governor john
son said:
Using the recall ON Judge Is like
pointing pistol at man. II hc Is
frightened il is not a sign that you have
made coward OF him. His actions show
he always has been a coward. fIe sim
ply Is proven 4 coward.
"A judge is a public servant the same
as any other man who il elected by the
people. There is no good reason why
they should not be subject TO the viii
OF the people
When the opposition 10 the recall SAWS
that the application OF Il TO Judges would
sway them then they are paving the
bench small tribute.
Governor Johnson did not mention SEN
stor La F'ollctte's name hut paid him 2
high tribute. He reiterated M. Pinchots :
statements regarding Roosevelt beinS the
logical leader OF the Drogressiycs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
~ Il. 100 FAehAN NsvsR
g oS ap
GslLoIHsp

BR-R-R- HsEHT- NE PHONE
.GHhAUek BIO $40 Or MS RAH,p
Ss KNEW ~ WA5HT Foe HihA
As Ne WAS NOT C4fRpisG
NlVN HiS WIFE AIp SIZE WAC
NtS ohLS ONE w NO KNEW
WHERE Ne Hello EOeTA at
N'St4T, MR. SeAMUek Npep
me- co4 TO me PHONE.
w H6 ~ hpEo HELLO THIS
- Im He NSLLED 'VoTIT
II NOV VoNT? A VoIcG
ksPL'Ep " The AGENT
TRlES 70 soAk Tou WoULo
HoU GALL HikA a oAAp
CELL Ar?
IF S0U DON'T Mont HER.
voAT HER !!!!,,sl1N
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
Wilson in Iowa.

DIES MONIES March I.-GoNernor
Woodrow Wilson OF New JERSEY tonight
declared In a specch here that in l2lS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-02
ROOSEVELT PLANNING
FOR HIS NEXT MOVE

CONTINUED From Page One)
time EIe is being deluged with requests
to visit the west before the Republican
national convention and may do so.
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IA q CHAUFFEUR For
AN ACTOR NOW ASp
cGS ITS SoET. we GET
up At 7 ArIo pRwE
HIM ovER 70 NE LINKS
WHERE ! ckopJ Eop
iS HoLG. 0+Tt DRIVE
+ u