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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Two Are ConYiciad

r.o9d Wlllisms and #. Shra were c,n-
Hrru honTgayyn oi IIssrancy Iy In Judge II. C. Loot
yesterday morning, The former VS. =
snd srnlehced 10 twenty. days in the city Ia il
ano me latter 10 thirty days. Both 80 -
pcaled. No"f' ana ap-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
UTAH HAS LARGE
SUM IN TREASURY

There is st.s6i.IO1.iG in the stote's
strong box; as shown ny the monthly
report OF tho state treasurer which was
med Yesterday The balance on Tho first
OF November was {l.22i. l2g. Sc. and Tho
nece.pts for the month aggregated SI11-
~ % making total of sI.s02. .iin 50
,rsoufselnents iotallel $40. 100. IS lcav-
November 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Order New Postal Stations.

TWO new postal stations Will be egtab.
l!shed by Postmaster 4. J.. Thomas or
December Is. Station no. - Will be 10.
cated I'm the wholesale district at 35,
" est Second South street. in the store OF
Fortunate Anseimo an importer. An
selmo will be In charge OF the sta tIon
The other. station No. 2s. will be Iccated
In the ncw Keith Bricn store with I
n Baker, the assistant manager of the
stofe, in charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Mail Carrier Arrested

On a complaint issued BY tne
states postal authorities, Josnpn
augh, Bingham mail carrier, "
rested yesterday by United STATES
JafncS ~. Anderson on A charge ~
money from the postofflce IN nlnt'
Cavanaugh is alleged 10 nave
small sums from the moneY-ofuet
ment Of the Bingham office
times, the total amount being ao'''
lie is now in the county lau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Charged With Burglary

], !. Wesley. p years OF se
arrested OF a charge OF burSlaiy
tcctiVes Lyon and Gillespie T.,
morning. Wcstlcy is said 10 ~. w
In his possession n stolen typeN',th',
he Is alleged To- have sold ap'',,i, 4,
chine. Both we're stolen lro" :
Lake high school last June
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Funeral of Mrs, Rowen

Funeral services for Mrs. Marth,
Bowen. who died Sunday at 721 South
Main street Of apopIcxy. were held at
iho funeral chapel of Undertaken Fhcr
W, Hall Yesterday Mt . O'Clock The
Rev. c.. r. Ncel was in charge and
preached the sermon. Interment was in
Mt, Olivet cemetery. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
VIII Inspect Scales.

"tote ana wagon scales in r,mery- cour,-
- wiIi ne inspected this week hy {. y.
non,lie: r,,o State deputy sealer of weights and
measures. Mr.. Condie win 90 10 Er,ar,. .apD
county today. Dairy stations ros,s,,S .SterS
I'll au's ana stores where foods are snI5
WA al come under the inspectIor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Suspects Not Identlileu-

Twd suspects being held u, a,csl II
Jail were subjected 10 an cSanns.
Trainmaster y. s. Wlltsic yeiSy.'d
ernoon in an effort 10 tdchtI ,hr
the robbers who held him up ~, ~,
berger depot SUNDAY night; I'D
unable To- do 80 with onousn oI
justify a complaint against theP
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Principal Contest Will Be in
Second Ward; Women
Are Active.
RUMOR in THE FIRST
Possible, but Not Probable,
That Dark Horse VIII
Be Entered.
Nonpartisan Candidates.

Nonpartisan Candidates.
FIRST WARD George NJ. Sui
Nvan.
SECOND WARD--A. G. Giauque
and F. S. Bascom, Mrs. j. T. Beless
and Il. e. Montrose.
THIRD WARD - Oscar w,
Moyle.
FOURTH WARD - A d, Nc
Mullen.
FIFTH WARD-Ledyard NJ,
Bailey.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Woman Is Robbed.

Mrs. &. Malouy. OF ei9 Wes Wessr
South street. was robbed U,
containing $50 and gold waTW M
thug on The corner Of tlrst
Fourth South streets last eVenln',ss,s
Ing. TO O rcDort made 10 toe pV'N'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-04
Everything in Readiness.

the election by Clerk /. y Judd. OF the
board al education. and everything VIII
be found in readiness when the polls opcn
In the several districts at Z o'clock this
morning. The polls will remain open UNI
III o'clock this evening and the vote
will then he report ed tc Mr. Judd al the
board OF education rooms in the cIt;, and
county building. Any person who voted at
the recent general election, is qualified
to vote at today's election. whether he is
iaXpayer or not. The polling places are
as follows;
FIRST WARD.
First district-Storc Eleventh South
and Fourth East Il, Il. Davidson. Sf5
Taft avenue.
Districts . and lOl-C, Il. Helms store.
1889 South Ninth East. Thomas Alstou
oOa East Twelfth South
Districts , and lo2-Thrty-rrst ward
meeting house. Ninth East and Prince
ton avenue.
District 3-Residencc Mrs. y. IT Tam
ner. $50 South Ninth East
District 5-LloNd drug store. Seventh
East and Seventh South.
District 6-Residcnce r. B. Woollcy
80 East Ninth South.
District 1-Residenco Lena Il. Davis,
bSi South Fourth East
=. District s-liesidenoc a. Smith. ZIG
South Second East
Districts 9. 10 and 1i--Room 2O9 board
of education. third floor city and county
building.
Districts i2. fs and l4-Teuth ward
amusement hall. corner Eighth East and
Fourth South.
District 15-Residcnce c. L. Jackson
l191 East Fourth south
District S1--.Emslcy'e store Eleventh
South and Eleventh East
SECOND WARD.
District l6-Charlcs CottreIps store. 17s
Mead street.
>, District I'D, c. Rushton's store. SEQ
South Eighth West
District 1S--WalkinShaw's STORE i40I
Indiana avenue
District i9-old store. go West Sew
enih South.
District 2Q-Store $50 South u,-et
West
: Distric. 2I-Mrs. e, Fox. 1,l West
District 22-Residenco, i5O South Sec
District 2S-Twenty- fifth ward MEETING
house, house, Eighth West. between Fourth and
Firth South.
District @f-Residencc James Lcatbam
SOC South Fourth West
District 25-Storc. 80 Postofficc place
Districts 2G and 27-Trumbo residence
l2S West Third South.
District 2S-Old county iaiI. NVcst Soc
ond South.
District 2a-Residcnce. I2O South Sew
District &O-Fiftecntl, ward amusement
hall Eighth West and First South
THIRD WARD.
Districts 81 and Seventeenth ward
annex, First North. between West Tenn
pie and First West
Districts 3S and 3f-SiXtccnth ward an
mex titth West. between North Temple
and First North.
Districts &c and 3S-Relief Society hall
Wcst. -
District u and all district 80 west of
rlvcr-TwcptY- eighth ward annex Third
North. between Sixth and Seventh Wegt,
District 80 cast OF river-Black's store
North Salt Lake
Districts rs and tO-Residencc Mrs Bo,-
winllic ISL Center street
FOURTH WARD.
District tl-Eesidepcc. Gi North State.
District f2--Twcntieth ward amusement
hall. Second avenue. between u and n
streets.
District i5--SiXth Avenue Drug com
pany. corner !: street and Si%th avenue
District fi-Murdock store. 20 T. street.
William Murdock. - |" street
District i5-l'yke's atorc, "sJ j street
District f6-Eesidence 159 -ecvnd ave
nuc.
District 4I-EcsiJcncc / D.v,t1o,.
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li33 First avenue.
FIFTH WARD.

Districts rs and i9-Donkin's residence.
llG@ East Second South. rear
Districts 30 and 51-Twclfth school
tirst South between Fourth and Firth
Districts s.. So and 5t-llj East First
Soulb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-23
WARW00D
Horse Falls Into Sewer.

Jacob Hilton. owner al the Hilton
Goa works IN South Warwoud came
near losing TWO Va!uabl" horses late
last evening when - sewer IN ne"
alley near Fifth and Main streets. IN
ihe south md az town. CaV-d ia. On"
horS'. quichiy sank into m" opening
lar up ON IfS body. and IL II had fur
Their moved % would have been
buried in the earth The other horse
also sank deeply INFO the opening.
Will" The front ot ne wagon was IN
IA" Earth mp 10 i's hubs. IL was only
by quick action upon IA" part OF Dri-
ser TAYLOR thar tie horses were not
seriously injured or killed. Tn" team
Was being driven slowly through th"
alley. and Wi'aog' warning the earth
gave WAY a. u j. Wcr" quick sand
The team Mas quickly stopped and
10y keeping IN" horses qIi-t they We're
gotten OUt 81 the hole Us several
strong m"u. Buth animals Wer"
bruised and scratched. Wha- caused
m" Earth - sink above m. sewer
could NOT D." determined Last even
INK Street Comil.-~ .oucr Conner.
AFTER Thorough Investigation along
n" sewer route" said that th" entire
alley would be- dug up ~ once. and q
solid bed Laid over Do" sewer. dis
'auC" a. about .uu t"s' ~ . is uu.
sac for teams 20 pass over the SOFT
earth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-23
PINIONED UNDER
A HEAVY WAGON
JAMES AMsseRRY WAS SERIOUS.
lY INJURED.
Wagon Loaded With OIL Well Casino
Upsets, Throwing Man to the
Ground

James Amsh'rrN. we'll known
t'smsirr 81 Martins Ferry. was SEP
i"uslN and p"rh"p rs fatally injured
Yesterday afternoon about O'Clock
when wagon loaded with casing for
an "l well. upset near tn. KlagtiS
farm up big Wheeling creek. pinning
IN" unfortunat" man ." thu. ground.
Mr. AmsberrN was engaged I'm haul
INK casing from Martins Ferry to an
OIL Wei up l;ig Wheeling creek. the
load on ia. wagon ". iching over
90" pounds. when near thu. Klsrus
farm above Elm Grow. tn" wagon
slipped ON The ice. turning completes
over with Mr. Nmsh-rry under II and
IN" casing Niug across his abdomen.
tn" accident MAS witnessed Icy other
transfers VIII" rushed To- his assist
auc" hUt - was necessary to- ait. IN
% team II horses To- IA. rear Wheels
before the wagon could l." right-d.
tn" injured man cui.ld h,. moved from
under IN" wagon aud h. WAS tn. in
AZ Uu,uuso i"US condition
br I n 'rarrait Of Elm Grove.
Was 'ali..d ami after rendering tom
p"r"rN aid had the victim of the as-
'id'nt removed tu the \orth Wheel
ma" hospital ~ l.. y Walters amiu-
ltn,". ~ III" hospital his inIdri"s
Wrr" attend. Il Il" hv Brs l.. n. and
" y 'rHcrdft anil were found to
consist "f serious bruises and " -
Thought 'hat p" sustained iut.ru;.l ia
juri"s TIL att"udinc PHYSICIANS stat
"a las eve ming tht; o. was lik,iy the
p,.itiS h. fractured ruf this cannot ic
asc'rtdin'd until today " hen ia N-rar
photograph viii b.. taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-23
Barnyard Scene at
The Poultry Show

Clarence wi~c-i. Short Greek. ".
Va
lanes Il Meek. Clator. " Va
" Y iurruss. Wheeling. " Va
Ellsworth Schoteid. Wheeling ".
Va
Joseph X GARY. 18th and Jacob SIS.
Wheeling. " Va
William O. Wood 4 Son. Renwood.
" Va
Albert Gullsy. ShadysiGe. o.
Ferris l. Miller. Wheeling
Geo klett. Wheeling
{. Lee REYNOLDS. Pennington. ".
Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-23
JUDGES WILL MAKE AWARDS
THIS NOPNiNo-nANV
ATTEND.
Largest Exhibit o. Birds Ever Held in
West Virginia and Snow -
Great Success.

Every breed OF chicken known 20
the fsnciers are exhibited AZ the Iri-
State Poultry show. which IL being
held in the Braunlich building on Mar
ket street. near Tenth. and the crow
ing OF cocks and the oackling ~ the
hens. together with the popping of the
little chicks gives the Interior of the
store room barnysrd aspect. The
show opened YESTERDAY and vas at
tended by "A large throng despite the
weather conditions. and the indica-
tons are that the show will prove the
most successful in the history OF the
association. This morning the judges
VIII start awarding the prizes and in
tereet Will increase in the event
More than $1,000 chickens OF nj!
breeds are exhibited in the show pens
Some OF these birds have Won blue
ribbons at the national poultry shows
and are valued very highly Despite
the fact that the largest breeders al
fancy poultry In the country have cX-
hibits here the local birds are more
than holding their own and will carry
of many of the ribbons. Local birds
have won the blue ribbon events AZ
Baltimore. Columbus. Pittsburg and
other large cities.
The exhibit Is on the fifth floor o.
fowls and the golden pheasant are at
tracing wide attention. The golden
pheasant has a tail nearly two yards
long and is one ~ the prettiest birds
in the country.
Following are the persons who have
exhibits at the show
The Exhibitors.
The list OF exhibitors follows.
To-
ton. Pa
e \. Gerke. Dillonvale. O
v. H. Elson * Son. list -. Wells
burg. " Va
George r Henderson,. Il n No. l..
Box 9. Waverly. " Va
W r. Powell ROneys Point. W. Va
Woods Eianey. Roney Point. "
Va
Mrs r. W Austin. P.ney Fork. q.
u. !. kieldsnc. 49, Wetzel st.
Wheeling. " Va
George = Malcolm. Jr l02 owen
St. Mckees Rocks. Pa.
W. X. Jones. l79 y. Main 81. Wash
ington. Pa
Rev. Vincen, r. Deianis. - Mozar-
Terrace. Wheeling. W Va
W u. Lashley. POwhatan Point. G.
James l.. Teachout. BOX ai2. War.
NOou. W ncrlluE. W IA.
Fort Henry Poultry Yards. = Is
Thompson. prop. Wheeling. ". Va
X A Alexander. Il. + j. NJ. !.
Wheeling. " Va
o. j. Witsberger. l3l 18th s. Wheel.
Ing. W. Va
William II. Orr Dillonvaia. .
W. =. Cormauy Deer Park. Nd
Robert a. Fisher. 9Gs Lincoln Ave
Steubenville O.
W $. Dunn. 3o3G Franklin ST. Bel
laire. q.
J. f. Berry. PcWhaian Point. q
\. u. Caldwell. Al,rdunia O
l.. Schl"m!tzauer. = 2S'h -. Whce..
ing ". Va
n. J. = -dy. Colerain. o
\ e. Taylor. as Dewey = Martins
Ferry. O.
Holly Sayre. Bridgeport. o
Peter y. Reddy. Gil clark - Mar
tins Ferry, O
J F.. Weaver. pavidsvillo. Pa
Mrs. X. Wright. Elm Grove. ".
Va.
Arthur y Burke Wheeling ~ Va
Henry Lane. IS Ere - WheelIrs.
" Va.
George A. HIngerman. Jr Iosi Nc.
Colloch 81. Wheeling " W
James SWEENEY. Martins Ferry. .
George 4 Meyers. 24p9 Chaplin. -.
Wheeling. ". Va.
Edmund e. Whitehead 4o7S Penn
ST. Wheeling " Va
Rev. . v. Bolton. Fordy 90. pa
= Patrick TDni"y. TacobsburR. -
Belle Mead" Farm. Iacob=burg. -
u x Niii~r'on. x p. - 500 . H..
la.re .
Ross * s-u.eu. 80 Man -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-01-23

No s.An extra fine Pile Velvet Carpet size feet BY
Is feet incheS-was nOn 40
NO 10 new design Administer Carpet size e feet 9
inches by - feet inches pOn 40
$1,000 Observation-Disclosures. 0ZU.4S
NO II Genuine high pile Velvet Carpet size feet
by l3 feet inches-was RO1 40
$3.50 az no
NO II A heavy Body Brussels Carpet, size feet o
inches by y feet inohes-was col 90
S2ooO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eDA 30
No. IL pretty high pile Velvet Garrett size feet
s2 ,"5ne' by Is feet $ inches sol QS
No "a Best make high rilc Velvet Carpet size o feet
$3.50 s '''' ''''s was SPAS
No. Is Finest grade real Administer Garnet size II
ice' > inches by 10 feet inches coo 90
Don't Bother About the MOney-Take Your Own Time
TO Pay the Bill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Turks Fight Desperately.

LONDON, OCT. 12.-Turkish troops
on the Montenegrin frontier are Offering
stubborn resistance to the Moutenegrin
advance on Scutari, according to the lat
est advices from Podgoritza, The fight
ing has been severe, both armies losing
heavily. The Montepegrin army is ad-
vancing In two columns, one operating
to the north Of Lake Scutari and the
other having its base at Antivari, to
The south Of Lake Scutari.
King Nicholas infantry proved ad.
mirable.
The heavy fighting involved 10 the at
tachs by tho Montenegrtns OH the forts
at Schlpchinck hill Rogame and Branya
tho Turks and 100 to the Monten egrins.
The arrival Of the Nontenegrin wounded
at the frontier gave rise 10 rumors In
CettiDje that tho Monten egrin army had
been defeated.
Other reports say that villages on both
sides OF the Boyana river where the Mon
tenegrin general, Martinovitch, is said TO
have met with g. check from tho Turks,
ere In haInes and that General Vuko
itch. who is operating IN the Boyana
district, has crossed tho Lin river with
his troops.
A Turkish account OF the operations
from Saloniki says the fighting has been
fierce, but that the Turkish troops have
held their positions.
A special dispatch from Cettints says
| that the Montenezrin troops YESTERDAY
occupied Byelopolie, in the Sanjak of
Noyipazar. without resistance and are
now marching against Cuban
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Healthy, Wrinkle Free
Skin Easy to Have
(From the Woman Beautifully

4 dull, drab, muddy complexion, or
O. blotchy. piInpIy or freckled siip can
by a quite simple. harmless and mex
pensive method be changed TO one of
flower like radiance and purity, One
ounce OF common mercoGzed wax, sold
by druggists generally, will remove the
most unsigbtly complexion in from one
to two weeks. BY its remarkable ab.
sorptive power, the .withered, faded or
dlscolored layer OF thin tiIm skin which
hides the healthier skin underneath is
gradually flecked off in tiny, almost
invisible particles. This is done so
gently there is no Inconvenience, and
no trace is left on the skin except that
of enhanced beauty. The wax is
. smeared on like cold cream before re-
firing. and removed IN the morning
with warm water.
IL the skin be wrinkled or saggy. a
face bath made br 3issolving OF.
powdered saxolite in = pt witch hazel
will be found most effective Combin-
ing both astriDgent aud tonic proper
ties. this tighteDs the skin and braces
up its supporting muscles.
lAdVsr'iscIncrD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Collective Note.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Oct. 1.-THE text
OF the collective note handed by the rep
rescntatives Of the powers to the Otto
man government on Thursday Ia as FOL :
lows:
The undersigned. emba ssadors of Aus
tria- Hungary, Great Britain. France,
Russia and Germany. have been In
structed by their respective governmen
to inform the sublime porte that the Eve
powers take note OF the intention of Tur-
key. publicly announced to introduce re-
forms and they will Immediately discuss
WITH the porte. In the spirit OF article %
1880. the reforms required In the admin
istratton Of European Turkey. and the
measures capable OF assuring their real l.
iEation In the interest OF the populations.
it being und derstood that the reforms win
not affect the territorial integrity of the
Ottoman empire"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Has Powerful Relatives.

King Nicholas. now at the head Of the
Montenegrin troops. is a field marshal oi
Russia, father-in-law OF the king OF italy
and OF the Grand Duke Nicholas. COM
mander-in- chief Of the Russian army
numbering 100000 men
Tho attitude OF Francn and England
makes the task OF driving Turkey out
OF Europe harder. What the Slavic
races have TO do-apd America Will CO.
operate with thcrp--is TO create Of Mace
donia and Albania independent states
Armenia must have a Christian governor
general; Crote, FIpirus and the island
must be handed over TO Greece: Old Ser
via to. Serva; the strip Of territory called
BaEar Sanjals between Montenegro and
Servia. should be given to Montenegro
That leaves Turkey. Adrianople and Con
stautinop1e with it's province and the
enormous territory OF Asia Minor.
The provinces seeking freedom have
few Turks except troops. Tho people are
so downtroddeu they are afraid to cul-
tivate the soil. Hence. the richest of
European provinces look like deserts and
bring no income to tho irnpoverished cof-
fers OF Turkey. whereas. il they were free
they would develop into prosperous coun-
frIoe lfka Bu1pariu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Tension Increasing.

From all the capitals today came news
of incres sing tension and continued prep
aration for war. and this has spread now
TO Vienna and Budapest. Reas5uring
statements have been issued from sew
eraI quarters, but undoubtedly with the
object Of stenming q panic OF selling on
the bourse.
The text OF the note handed by the
Representatives Of tho powers 10 the
Turkish government proves 10 he more
feeble even than was anticipated. aud
as it contains no suggestion that the
powers Will undertake 10 guarantee the
carrying out OF reforms In Macedonia
II IN not likely 70 haye any effect IN
sllaying public feeling in tho Balkans
which is all for war
Tho reply OF the Balkan states. lllee
that Of tho Turkish government, has
not yet been delivered
IN Turkey war is accepted as Ger
t1inty.
Tho organization % small bands Of
Bulgarian and Servian irrcguars TO op-
crate IN certain districts OF European
Turkey ls described In special dispatch
from Salonilsi- Their work will be chief
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
DESPERATE FIGHT
FOR TURKISH TOWN

> LONDON, Oct. l2.-Dcsperate fight.
ing for tho possession of Barana be.
Tween the Turkish and Montenegrn
, armies in the vicinity Of Lake Scutari
Is in progress.
The town has been repeatedly taken
aud retaken by both sides, says dis
match from Cettinje today. Turkish
siroops repulsed the Montenogrins after
another sharp engagement at Tushi.
The MonteDegrin general, Iazoviteh,
has taken tho place Of General Boso-
witch. who committed suicide when the
king reproved him on the field Of battle
for wasting ammunition.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Turkish Version.

CONsTANTINoPLE. Oct 12-The 70
nef or The town OF Berna by Turkish 70
inforcements IL reported By the military
commander OF Scutar today. Tie also
says the Turks have reoccupied the
| neisntS around the town Of Gusoyo near
the Montcnegrin frontier to the norIb
west Of Podgoritza
Bulsarians blew UP two bridges between
lslip and kotschana during the night, ac-
cording TO e. telegram from LsIeIip
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Sultan S Proclamation.

LONDON. Oct 12.-"Tour enemies ar.
gathering on the frontier. seeking 10
snatch your patrimony from you and To-
destroy the happiness OF your sons and
srendsons. 1t depends on you 10 prevent
them from treading one inch Of the sacred
soil soaked In the blood OF your ancestors
Fight with the courage OF those anccs-
tors"
Thus the sultan OF Turkey today Is
sued proclamation and ordered the mo %
oilization Of his army to defend the en-
pIre.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-13
Maltrcatrnent Denied.

The reports Of maltreatment OF the
Turkish population In Bulgaria are de-
MED In a dispatch from Sofia. which de-
clared that no insult Of any kind had
been offered to the Turkish legation or
consuls I'm Bulgaria.
Austria. says a Vienna dispatch, In
tends to take immediate action In case
either Turkey or Servia should Invade
the Sanjack OF Nozipazar.
The concentration of the Servian forces
has been impeded by a scarcity Of trans
port facilities. Three main armies, ag-
grcgatins 100000 men. are being formed
by that country. One OF them Ia mobilis-
Ing ut the Tsaribro. on the Bulgarian
frontier, and is to cooperate with the
Bulgarian troops. Another Is gathering
at Milanovttch and Nish in preparation
to advance against Uslsup. while third
Is nobilising at Kralievo. intending to
penetrate the Sanjack of Novipazar.
Seventy Servian villages in the Sanjnk
OF Novipazar arc reported from Vienna
to have risen against the Turks. Tho
Moslems are said to have taken swift
reprisals and TO have suppressed the re-
volt by executing all the ringleaders, In
Guiding numerous priests.
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Time Limit Expires.

ROME, Oct. 12.--Italy's limit Of time
granted 20 Turkey for tho definite CON
clusion OF peace expires today, after
which. n any clause OF the proposed
agreement is not accepted by Turkey.
italy will consider herself free to continue
operations
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more pronounced Friday and today, and
everything from consols to kaffers de-
clined sharply.
American shares resisted the jepres~
sion fairly well until Friday, when
Wall street and the continent threw out
stocks freely, and today another re.
lapse, due to renewed continental sell"
than last Saturday, while Canadian Pa
citc lost I + points