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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
TITLE FOR SETTLERS
AFTER FIVE YEARS
Special to The Tribune.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 3.-Secretary
Fisher has practically agreed with Rep
reseptative Taylor Of Colorado on the
provisions OF bill to give settlers on
reclamation project lands title 10 their
lands upon completion OF the nve-year
residence period and without waiting un-
Ill the ten-year water payments are com
the interior department and will be In
troducad hy Mr., Taylor. The deferred
payments for water Will be made g lien
on the lands, but the settler will be given
title upon which he could negotiate a
loan, subject to the governments claim.
Secretary Fisher will be before the house
public lands committee again on Mon
on the provisions OF various measures Of
interest to the west.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
|VE[Y DEBATE IN
/ THE LOWER HOUSE
|everal Partisan Speeches
Made, After Which Rules
Are Amended.
FORK OF COMMITTEES
|raend1nent to Sherman Law
Proposed to Bring About
Uniform Prices.
DIRK OF COMMITTEES

'yrternational News Service.
rAsUINGTON, Feb, 3.-Followlne
parliamentary wrangle over an
,ndmcnt to the rules affecting the
Ischarqe calendar,' the house today
an general debate on the army sP'
|nrition bill, which carries approx
fely s9o,OOo,ooo. No limit was set
The debate, and the bill probably
/ not be passed until the latter part
next week, owing to the Republican
,osition to the Hay plan to reorgan'
she army. The bill changes the
n Of enlistment to five years.
Renresentative Lewis Of Maryland
Ivered a speech in favor of his bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Better Than Spanking.

bed wetting. There is a constitutional
cure for this trouble. Mrs. M. Sum.
mers, Box w, Notre Dame. Ind, will
send free to any mother her successful
home treatment, with full instructions
Send no money, but write her today if
your children trouble you in this way
Don It blame the child; the chances arc
it can't help it. This treatment also
cures adults and aged people troubled
with urine difficulties by day or night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
SITE SELECTED FOR
LINCOLN MEMORIAL

WASHINGTON. Feb. "A site for the
memorial TO Abraham Lincoln in Poto-
mac park here. near the Potomac river.
committee at a meeting In the White
house offices today. at which President
Taft. Speaker Clark. Senator Cullom and
Representative Cannon and Represent
ative Mccall OF Massachusetts, were pres
ent. No design for the memorial was
chosen. Congress has authorized the ex-
penditure OF So. 000. 900 for the memorial
The site selected is on the same axis as
the United States capitol and the Wash
iuEtOD monument.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Says Quinine Is Useless and
Tells How to Break Up
Worst Cold and End
Grippe Misery.

The most effective aud harmless way
to cure the Grippe or break severe
cold, either in the head, chest, back,
stomach OF limbs, is a dose Of Pape s
Cold Compound every two hours until
three consecutive doses are taken,
You will distinctly feel the cold
breaking and all grippe symptoms GO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

Seventy seven knocks out the
'Seventy-seven breaks UP a Cold
/ hangs on
+ Is hard to distinguish between
b and a hard Cold-nor Is it nee
~, for Seventy -seven' is equally
a for both
he main thing is to keep it handy,
N 1t during the bad weather, and
b dose at the first chill or shiver
mt wait till the Cough and Sore
|0at set in
Sniall vial Of pleasant pellets, fits
veSt pocket. At Drug Stores 25c
uailed.
9mphreyS foneo. Medicine Co., Cor
nam and Ann Streets, New York,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Vote to Strike,

| DAVENPORT. Ia. Fsb. Six hun
drcd union employees OF the Rock Island
| arsenal have voted unanimously TO strike
| in case The government lnstals the So
| called Taylor shop system at the ar
| senaL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04
Big Cotton Crop in Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt. Feb $.-The
Egyptian cotton crop Is now estimated
at not less than 1900. 900 hundred
weights. 1t is expected that the better
qualities will he held for higher prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-04

true tells Of way get rid Of these plague spots which
often sap strength vitality and best ALL this
is in reach Of every
absolutely statement say that every old
chronic solely of bad blood Outside
influences may the local inflammation but suh
things have nothing do with keeping the place 1t the il
ected blood dschargng its impurities through weak spot the
flesh that does this and the will continue gradually growing
worse until the blood is purified OF the exciting
See how points the through the symptoms The
inflammation discharge, dscolored esh and the fact that external
applications have curative effect the show that
deep down the circulation there morbid which prevents
the from healing But convincing proof that bad blood Is
responsible old furnished by the fact that removing
every visible trace of the ulcer by surgical operation does not
the sore always returns.
S. S. heals old because the greatest OF all blood
puers goes into the circulation and the from the
blood When the blood has been purified there no longer in
amatory infectious matter tate the and nature
natural and healing of the ulcer When S. S. has ceaased
the and the place WE'LL is surface Simply
smoothing Of the outward evidence but perfect and
because veSge Of the old has been driven
S. entirely of roots herbs and bars cleansing and
invgorag their and of great tonic value a medicine
adapted and just effective with the old
with young middle aged Under the purifying and tonic effects
of the system greatly strengthened and benefited hear
Of S. S. has been good thousands good for
you wish special advice about old sore or ulcer we
for book and ask medical department
tons you feel the need Of No charge for the book or advice
S. S. S. is sold at drug stores.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA.
The evening world., 1912-11-08
HORSES IN AUSTRALIA.

NFrOin tne WAshukton tpSt.B
Australia furnished the American
Army in the Philippines most of III
horses" said Gen. Hoad. Inspector Of
the Australian forces.
I'VE sent hundreds OF animals into the
Islands. and from all reports they gave
excellent satisfaction. At the time OF
the Boer war Australia sent 1900 troops
to South Africa. and nearly all the
horses that accompanied our soldiers
were two-thirds Thoroughbred. The
thoroughbred horse Ia probably not
adapted to army service. but / firmly
believe that the injection OF thorough
bred blood IL the secret of the develop
ment OF the ideal cavalry horse. I
know that our soldiers prefer a horse
that has some thoroughbred blood In
him.,
1T Is . well known fact that IN the
Civil War In this country the Confed-
crates gained q great early advantage
because they were mounted on thorou gh-
breds. but after the Federal troops had
secured some of the high blooded horses
they turned the tables. In Australia we
bslaevs in encouraging the Improvement
The evening world., 1912-11-08
Very Little Substituting Now
In Drug Stores.
A Recent Interesting Investigation.

Certain manufacturers Of late have
made q great hue and cry about the
extent Of substitution on articles called
for by name at the drug store. One
manufacturer went so far as to say that
500 Of the druggists were substituting.
But this is not so. The druggist
realizes. just as every other good re-
taller, that substitution does not pay.
He knows that it is much easier and
much better business to sell what is
asked for. His clerks are busy people
and they have no time to try to sell
something other than asked for, and even
IL they had the time they would hesi-
tate to run the risk Of antagonizing the
customer by doing so.
In order to get at the bottom OF the
/ subject as far as Partola, the delicious
peppermint candy laxative blood puri-
fier, is concerned. the Partola Company
recently set about to determine what this
/ substitution evil meant to them, and
they found 1t simply didn't exist. Out
Of two thousand druggists called on,
only seven offered something else when
Partola was called for.
In very great measure the wonderful
success Of Partola and its immense in.
crease in sales for constipation, stomach
and liver troubles. indigestion. bilious
mesa loss Of appetite and kindred all.
ments 10 due to the hearty cooperation
and recommendation Of the retail drug.
sists Of the country.
The evening world., 1912-11-08

movements are spreading. Eureka.
Cal. sends word OF q Federated Mar
keting Club; Far Rockaway. l.. l., Is
organizing; Kingston, n. Y. has large
business organization. while In Aus
tralia Miss NJ. Beddie Is getting tho
women together In n cooperative work.
inclusive of the SOC. 900 women In New
South Wales.
Being a loyal Brooklynite and hay
Ing begun my work at Wallabout
Market I hope TO make that market
the finest In tho world. TO this end
my city has promised aid. Streets
are kept clean; police now check dis
turbances in back streets: old wall
about II TO the front with bargains.
water frontage and ample space IN
grow. to say nothing OF attractive
stores.
Here are general market prices to
date:
The evening world., 1912-11-08
BURIAL ALIVE.
From tie Milwaukee Journal. J

Burial alive has been favorite
theme among tho creepy creep writers
for years. The thought OF awaking
from a trance and finding ones self im-
prisoned In a narrow casket six feet
underground or in the gloom Of a burial
vault. alone with mouldy shrouds and
grinning remnants OF humanity. is
enough 10 send ohills down the normal
spinal column.
While there may be such cases, -
said Health Commissioner q. A. Badins.
they are undoubtedly very rare. The
practice Of embalming, almost universal!
among civilized races. makes death
practically certain. And death by en-
baln,ing. gruesome as II Is, 10 preferable
to burial alive. But am convinced that
the danger Of being embalmed while In
The evening world., 1912-11-08
News Oddities

made in
srdis of stations
ants ccreta Of
when II In sardins"
Kansas showed Stubs had a !" |
misfortune with IT, l|O |
An egg. he man. TO -
a | \ \
and
In hreem n Brookiy
T. .inrured n casualty policy
.
CONSOLATION NorEzapata
a OF n
containing bull
orders 1852
Sails with
r
snrngis will parade down Fifth
The evening world., 1912-11-08

OF the race horse. ana i regret to hear
that In America some OF the States
have passed legislation that Is inimical
to the thoroughbred. Our race courses
In Melbourne. Sydney. and other large
cities In Australia are patronized by
thousands Of people. and Il Is not the
betting feature that attracts the ma
Jority of oniookers, but Q desire to see
the contests OF speed and stamina"
The evening world., 1912-11-08

One has half-inch pleats with hem
stitching. is put together with veining.
sailor collar and cuffs have hem
stitched hens, and buttons are col
ored porcelain. II looks much more
like a Sl2 handmade blouse than
its actual price, &c.
Second model has the very deep
bodice yoke. homstitched. and pin
pleated. The new collar and cuffs
inset with embroidered net. But
The evening world., 1912-11-08
Imported Velvet Shapes
Fur.Trimmed, $l2

Large beautiful French hats with
those graceful lines which frame the
wearer's face as nothing else--trim-
med by our cleverest milliners with
natural colors and dark furs. besuti-
full old gold lace. bit Of cerise velvet,
a rose--surprising hats.
And the price-$la--no one could
ever imagine such hats cost so little.
Dozens Of styles no two exactly
alike and all picturesque for after
noon and evening dress.
Last Saturday the fur-trimmed
hats were chosen in q jiffy. II you
were disappointed then. please come
early and get hats much better even
than our last collection.
Second floor. New Stewart Bldg.
The evening world., 1912-11-08

Wide choice OF fabrics
diagonal cheviot. mixtures.
rough materials and broad
cloth, fashioned with satisfac-
tory mannish severity.
Made by a specialist who
plans carefully for every kind
of woman-tall. short or me-
dunn tall-these suits fit most
The evening world., 1912-11-08

tons Of artificial pearl. Is.
These will not be found anywhere
else in New York but in the Vans
maker Specially Shop. They will
make dainty exclusive Christmas
gifts.
With them other new models d
lawn and chiffon with filet. shadow
and chantilly laces, each one sepA-
rately boxed. slO.5O and $3.50.
Third floor. New Stewart BLDG.
The evening world., 1912-11-08
Women's Smartly
Tailored Suits
Of Excellent Material, S16.75

figures, without al. rations.
Tailored as we like them
with all the little details care
fully executed and with guar
anteed satin Innings.
Black, blue and a few
browns.
Recommended for bard ser
vice.
cond floor, New Stewart Building.
The evening world., 1912-11-08
a state Of Suspended anima ton 10 in

q state Of suspended animation 70 IN
finitesimal.
coca ionaily we have requests to
permit a body TO be placed In a vault
for several days before burial, In order
that death may be certain. Whenever
practical we grant the request. II 10 q
fact. however, that there 10 only one
absolutely certain test Of death. and
that 10 In the disntegration of the body
tissues. Suspended animation may he
so complete that no heart beat and no
breath Is observable.
The evening world., 1912-11-08

From the Boston Transript)
He-What kind OF q resort was It you
were at?
she-Well. Judging from the kind OF
men I saw there I should say II was the
last resort for ma -ria geable girls.
The evening world., 1912-11-08
100 Children's Hats
At ST

Earlier in the Season
they we're 81 to IS
Soft. crushable corduroy hats for
school. Some reversible. the lining
Of black and white checked tweeds.
Among them cunning Tyrolean
hats with feathers at the side, silk
plush hats, a few French felts, and
velvet with stitched velvet facing.
Most popular styles for children.
Just 100 at 81.
The evening world., 1912-11-08

Saturday an Advance Showing Of
New Lingerie Blouses
Including Two Ne,o Models Just Designed ly
Madame Cheruit Priced Us to 200 Francs IN Paris
Reproduced exclusively for the Wanamakcr Store
Sc to IS
That exquisite simplicity which distinguishes everything
Madame Cheru designs is be its best in these
models the originals Of which left Paris less than three weeks
ago. In all the thongs attractive boucs the Wanamaker
Specially Shop these nearest to the perfection Of costly
handmade blouses.
Both Of delicate, sheer white batiste.
The evening world., 1912-11-08
Wilson Family Group
Photogravurs.
Hrss for the Coupon.

Every reader Of next Sundays World
Is given an opportunity to obtain a
large photogravure of the next President
and his family. Get next Sundays
World.
The evening world., 1912-11-08

Queensboro Market In preparing for
cold weather by having glass sashes
placed at the two sides, now canvas
covered. tea and coffee counter In
added. prices . few cents below retail
stores.
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WOMEN'S SUITS, DRESSES & SKIRTS

In Both stores.e
Tailored Suits of BroadclOth, Whipcord and
Diagonal Serge,-sevcral models
1878, $500 and $3.50
Tailored Street Dresses in variety of models
and materials $50, 9.75, 11.75 to $500
Unusual collection of separate Skirts of Broad
cloth. Plain Velveteen, Corduroy and Charme,se
SIS, $50, 1850 to 1850
The evening world., 1912-11-08
Mrs. c. r. Bangs Gives Advice
to Housewives on Home
Market Club Work.
SPREAD OF THE PLAN,
Cooperation Enables Families
to Procure Food Stufs
at Wholesale Prices.
Charlotte r. Bangs,

(opGenfser OF the brooHiS"
Club
THE In the week that alert whole
salsrs cast an eye over stock to come
ana nsure out. in vague yet careful
way, Just what Thanksgiving market
prioes will reign DER tho broad land.
Buy cranberries now" said one
head Of q frm. FOR waiting means
5ump in cost
Finest Cape Cod cranberriss are ~
Q barrel OF 100 quarts. or three cents
Q quart Retail price IL ten and twelve
cents q quart BY 100 housewives CO.
opsratinx on q barrel Of berries they
ave exactly 81. There are twenty
quart boxes OF the same berries at
shout nve cents a quart. Wholesale.
This IL a mere instance of market DIFF
fsrsDces.
A whole chapter could be written on
chickens. They are so plentiful just
now: 10 reasonable In price Cat whole
sals), and so overlooked by many
ihousskeepe<s because OF inferior quail
tiles At STIFF prices. retail The
philadelphia chicken stands highest In
esteem and cost. Southern and New
York State chickens stand lowest.
especially the Tennessee fowl. West
ern brand and Jersey chickens are ex-
celient grade 1t Is safe to guess that
some New Jersey chickens get into The
Pennsylvania brands. via close trans
portation lines between the two states
Why New York State chickens have an
Indifferent record on wholesale markets
Is not known-the grade Is not held
very high by poultry experts. up
state farmers might take q few les
sons In chicken farming from Jersey
Il would seem and especially from
Philadelphia poultrymen. Speaking OF
New Jersey reminds one that ~ big
productive centre for good grade prod
uce. fruits tnow poultry. this State
comes to the front Of latter ysars In
supplying New York markets. What
10 our Empire State dreaming OF oil
this time TO be 20 lAggard?
At Little Falls. N. j.. there are some
10000 ducks and $4,000 goslings-A BIT
Of influence on the city markets surely
II was Mr.. NJ Augustus Silys who frat
introduced the guinea hen to this ooun.
try some ten years ago. whom he I'm
ported 5000 pair from Italy. Equal
grades ere now raised In New jersey.
The hens sell for 3l.75 to e3.1s . pair.
~ against $3.50 for Western stock
The evening world., 1912-11-08
Women's Fine Coats of Mole Plush
and Velour Brocade, S35

Moeskin the fashionable fur which beautiful has been
very nearly reproduced by English MILL and made for
in luxurious coats satin lined throughout They in the
caway model with long graceful Wraps Of velour
cade in black only draped or in cutaway STYLE
Both kinds most unusual at $S5.
Dark Blue Chinchilla Ulsters $lS.7S
Splendid quality swoo chncha with Deep soft pile and
darkest shades o navy blue Collar u velvet.
Double-faced Chevlot Coats, $3.50
blue cho with plaid
black Viii green and blue. Plain and bted models
Second floor New Buu&aa
The evening world., 1912-11-08

James MCCreeIy & Co.
ESPECIALLY PRICED
For Saturday, November 9Th
MEMS WEAR. In Both Stores.
200 dozen Dents, Fownes' and Perrn's Tan
Capeskin Gloves. 1.5O pair
English Raincoats of Tan, Blue and Grey
Gabardne Cloth and Fancy Tweeds. 1880
value $3.50
Automobile and Storm Coats in various
Golf and Automobile Hats and Caps -
values l.so and $50 100 and so each
WEARING APPAREL. In Stores.
For Boys Students and Young Men.
Norfolk and Double Breasted Suits of Blue
Serge and Mixed Cheviot. Odd sizes between
and II years. value s.7'' AIS
Boys Polo Coats of Mixed Cheviot. Size s15
to 10 years. value $50. $50
Students Overcoats of Mixed Chevot. Size
IL to Is years. value s.7s. 500
Young Mems Suits of Mixed Cheviot and
Worsted. Odd sizes between "a and 49,
value 1900 to 1900, 1850
The evening world., 1912-11-08

a needles that didn't
The evening world., 1912-11-08

"''" "ir"'o Vi t"e oaFh VINO said they were!
FASHIONS edct this fail gives to women all Of man 3
garments his trousers The ladies' vests.
regular mems striped vests with braid the edges The
style serves twofod purpose II provides the
effect dear the feminine heart and aiso-oh. joy!
pockets.
Wife OF a South Georgia minister has ideas that hus-
indorse not likely to prove popular with
The evening world., 1912-11-08
Untrimmed Hats, $3.50
and $3.50

and $3.50
Imported and domestic.
French untrimmed largo hats msds
Of Lyons velvet. new today from IL
importer. Tomorrow to DO eA.S8
although such hats have been selling
all season at s6 to $3.50. D.
Black and . few colors for dress
wear.
Hats at $3.50 are Of hatterf plush
and velvet, mostly black. In small
medium and large shapes.
Earlier in the season these quail
ties were - to SO.
First floor. New Stewart Bldg.
The evening world., 1912-11-08
An INSTRUCTIVE CHAPTER
ON ChIcKEN0.


Prices vary from sixteen cents to
twenty-six cents a pound. Much 70
poor looking quality. II the house.
keeper can ascertain the chickens
native State. whether mill red or half
fed. then she can Judge prices accord
ingly. There may come q day when
chickens will wear tag of pedigree
end ancestral home. but this Ia not yet
ne case.
Beef tongues are plentiful and sold.
Wholesale. at twenty-one cents a pound.
nnest grade. A department store sold
. carload at seventeen cents a pound.
Yet housekeepers pay IN delicatessen
stores eighty cents pound for cold.
boiled tongue.
Bacon at sixteen and seventeen cents
. pound Wholesale should retail for
Less than twenty three to twenty-ei
cents a pound There IL an Irish"
bacon wholesaled at forty osnts q
pound. said to be wonderful In quality.
but 80 II should be at such a price.
Sausage meat. cheap, Is made OF
cereals. II good grade. the price
should be sixteen cents pound. The
cheap kind is fourteen cents a pound
AZ Greensboro Bridge Market "a
consumer open marxeD most excsi-
lent qualities OF meats are presented
each day and at prices lower than
n0ghbortng stores. Fish Is sold there
01oo. most reasonably. also produce.
Yst because this market has not
solved the question of reducing the
eSst Of living generally. II 10 declared
not Q demonstrative success OF the
~ problem before New York City.
In buying at wholesale. upon the CO.
operative plan. II has been proved sue.
csssful In securing actual low prices
for food. Officials" declare.
But in embracing this system for a
large public market. such as New York
expects 70 have before long. 4 conun-
drum arose.
Big wholesalers are pulling over Il
Clever city officials are puzziing over
~ Mrs. Bangs has heen puzzled, too
People can tall about the high cos,
Of living till they're black In the face,
said one wholesaler. land then talk 4
all over again till they're green h,
when they started II Is big anc
wonderful question"
Now It Is not really nice to think q
people talking themselves black In N,
face. nor green, either. Perhap
Evening World readers can help sov
the conundrum and so complete tn
chain. giving New York consumer
lower prices FOR food supplies
Here Is the puzzle tembodying
HUGE Principle):
HOW CAN ALL HANDS BE SAT
lSFlED7
IF four out OF twelve consumer
(buyins comparatively at wholesale
wish one head Of lettuce apiece. mus
the cooperative business concern bu
two dozen heads to obiige those fou
= persons. or should the four do withou
tho four heads OF lettuce1 And whs
II TO become OF the twenty heads Q
lettuce left over II such purchase
made to oblige tho four persons7'
The other question n: IF Malag
grapes cost $3.50 per keg OF thirt
pounds WHOLESALE. eight cents
pound). why should thirty consumer
be compelled TO pay sigh teen cents
pound at retail?"
These two little pushes embrace tn
causes for high cost of living and II
remedy. Retail grocers have great los
through ovsr-suppiy Of goods; an ords
UUtAB prevents thiA Co-opsrativ
a.
The evening world., 1912-11-08

Bow Hats and Ostrich
and Fur Millinery,
S. to $3.50
Tailored hats with smart bows -
often s.en this season among IL
finer millinery.
OF hatters' plush with natural
ostrich feathers and rose. OtheD
Of velvet or plush with . bit Of fur q
attractive ribbon.
Becoming shapes and coloss No
two exactly alike.
The evening world., 1912-11-08

SUITS. DRESSES & COATS. In Both Stores.
For Small Women and Misses.
Cheviot Serge Suits, - coat trimmed with
velvet collar, cuffs and buttons, grdle skirt
1850
Serge Dresses for street wear,-trimmed with
velvet collar and buttons; vest and bow Of plaid
silk. 1880
Chinchilla Goats with plush collar-ful length
model buttoned to neck, lined throughout with
satin. 1880