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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

The People of Price are doing their
best TO get the Wcstgard party through
from Grand Junction, according to 4
q. Reed, factory representative Of the
Overland company. who is visiting the
Campbell Automobile company of this
city. Mr. Reed returned home from
Price Yesterday and reports that every.
body in town is out building roads 10
get Nestgard through. There always
has been bad stretch near Price.
which is almost impossible. Several
wagon and automobile loads Of people
were ont with picks and shovcis TO
open tho route aud Mr. Reed reports
they intcud TO get Wcstgard through
at ali hazards.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

After the Better part Of a week in
the hospital. Manager Z. NJ. Austin, of
the Austin Tire x Rubber company, is
back at his place of business. Mr..
Austin met with an accident two weeks
AGO when he fell into q repair pit. He
was unconscious for two days, but says
he is recovering all right, although he
docs not expect to dismiss the accident
from his mind for Il few days
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

w. H. Curtis, general sales agent for
the Appcrson Automobile company.
spent part Of the past week with Man
agcr G.. f. Horn. of the Apperson Au-
tomobilc company, Of this city Mr.
Curtis 8 visit here was to get general
line on the outlook for next year s bus
IncSs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

thc body Of the maeniDs' -
bot,om - to this sprinG -
life of the machine Is ei'''v
The engineering DEPARTS
Hendcc Mfg. company dew. y.
months of exhaustive
Cradle spring Frame p.n,
Gliding ON It's adoption ''' .
the 1918 Indian
In addition 10 The -
Frame, the 1913 ladian 80 I
other important lmp'Os, a
will be appreciated -. ~ n,
riders in general f'
same as last year. -
New style. single cll't, ll ,rs,,
tires. wider mud guaras, ,.;,f t, 4
with larger spls.hes; os, ,s,, q
stretcb Of transmi:sior 90. ., q
OF sproeke': .arge' ~ ~. ~
roar f,tod IA al mo1'si, -
well as pedals, fi,gd 70 ,oo, ~
and : b. p models oosrI
fitted on left side nos ~
braEe as well as the 81
larger size multiple ct,k,. -
Gtted 10 All models alA'
dian tyne saddle. III ~ ~
All 1918 Indians ~. -" "a ctf
,pd finished in ludiap
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

main cross roads turn left: 3S.2 main
crossroads, turn right; 392 main
crossroads. turn left: 1913 main cross
streets, turn right into main street
OF Nc-ual
1o1.--VERNAL; Hotel, garage, gen
eral stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

A. Hughes, Of the Bertram Motor
Supply company, made a flying visit
to Ogden during the week
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
MYTON TO VERNAL ROUTE
Independence, Mofau.
BY w. D. RISHEI,-

This the shortest between
automobiles Roosevelt
other
l nnll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
GOOD ROADS BOOSTER
FOR ROAD SUPERVISOR

Like all other places In the country
Ely. New, has an election on Tuesday.
But the election AZ Eslv Is Of especial in.
tercst 10 all Automobiles OF the couu-
Try because Gale :. IIoag tho Eocd
rosds crank. u running for road super
visor. Mr.. BOag did not ask Tor tho
nomination. but IL was forced upon him
IN rccoguiiioo Of the good work ne has
done for White Pine county in the mast
TWO years. Dir. Hoag Is the ono man re-
spousiole for placing Ely on two trans
continental automobile routes thereby
bringing hundreds of tourists 10 VI
every wear who would have otherwise
have passed his town up, White Pine
county b. today better marked with sign
boards than any other section uf the
country between the far east ana Calf
toTnia. Nir lioaE did this work lie lis
secretary u th" state Automobile assu-
ciafion and ono of the !iyczt wires iU
America TODAY on the question ~ road
improvement. salt Lake automobUis,g are
roriN they do not live iu Elv. 10 ouI,- 70
<ei chance 10 vote for Mr. HoaE
1T is = pleasure 10 tell YOU that
Chamberlain Cough Remedy is the
best cough medicine | have ever used. -
writes Mrs. Hugh Campbell OF Avonia.
Ga. ~ have used u with all nv chil,
dren and the results have been highly
satisfactory. tor salc bv an dealers.
fAdvcTtisemcni.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
8 L6nzgRzsg E9om RtRZHooD Pass

tivitv in the tire game at Akron where
the factories are running day and night
to fill orders.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

THE WANT AID CHANCES ARE
cheap: forcetul. reliable Tbougapd.
read them every day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

That Good Time can be- made over
the mountains. even IN winter weather
vas proven tho past week bt T. A
lrosscr. travelling representative 81 the
Nh hite Automobile company. who drove
car from Denver 10 salt Lake iu
three dsy- Tie rame hy the Wyoming
route Mr.. r0s-er wac accompanied
bv II. ". Iclif, manager Of the Den.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

That There VIII Be big demand for
medium priced cars IN Idaho the com
ing year. j. the report brought home bv
Manager \ T.. Beveridge. of the Checs.
Dan Automobile company after a ten
davs trip through that state u find
The sentiment strongly in favor Of The
los scr priced cars, - saws Mr.. Bcver-
ldge Hduc 10 past experience i'm cars
MANY high-priccd machines have boon
sold in Idaho I'm the past but thcv
failed 10 give satisfaction on account
of rough roads. and The public gcuor-
allv looks with favor on the lower
priced ears. - Mr.. Bcycridgc made
preliminary arrangements for local rep.
rcscntatircs IN many of The towns vis-
ltcJ aud expects 10 srll "a number Of
cars whom the spring trade opens.
The First 1913 Model Of the Ford has
hc"u received iu Denver. arror.Iing Ia
N. l.. smith. Of the Alkirc-Smit1 com.
rauy vho returned home tho past
week from = ivu-~pok- visit In tho
Colorado metropolis. The local Ford
aEcuis expect ear of 1913 model with
~ the U"Et few weeks Mr. Smith saw.
'h"r" iS no d'hcrcnce i'm the mechanical
construction of the new models over
l'l2 ar' hut slight change in The
body design.
franF Bottcr!ll. manager Of the Tom
boti'rul Automobile COMPANY. returned
NHs'"rlnv from An extensive husipcs.
rim through the cast Nisitirg Detro;t
'Erov kuTtlp and Hartford. Conn
Nr BottcTlll returned vcrv outhusias
N" regarding tho future Of Salt Lake
stating that u D. he general opininu
amouo men Of affairs in tho ess, m.
salt Lake Is the best town wc.t of tho
river and one Of tho liyest in the conn.
trr. ne repOrts that the autom.hiIa
industry with the standard factorir. 4,
-" best that n has ever been. an
81 th"w. without exception. show
l'r"" increase in business over last
year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

Rain does not affect tho new road
tween Provo aud sal. Lake. according
"a \. r. Ahla0ier OF the Ahlaudrr
Auto company of Provo, who made tho
trip 20 salt Lake during the past v.rE
IN a rains'Orm. He saws the wors doac
there i. Of such nature that rain OF
snow will not have auv effect upon
~. -nriArn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03
UP AND DOWN SALT LAKES
BUSY AUTOMOBILE, ROW

"A year ago there was not single
car in SalIna. Utah. - said :. j. CroSier,
Studebaker agent Tor the Saup"tc val.
lcy while IN tho city on business trip
last week. There are now twelve car.
in Sslins, according 90 Mr., CroSieT.
which gives an idea of the way the
automobile has invaded the country
districts. Mr.. Crosicr saws as MANY
more cars viii lee sold the coming wear
IN Sahna. which is also true OF other
towns in that section OF The country.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

Harry Elliot announces that be IN,
opened temporary HEADQUARTERS for the
Oakland az ~ south state street lit
expects 10 move In his new quartcrs
on automobile row within a short time
with 4 complete line OF 1913 ears
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-03

The Automobile Supply company d
now st 80 state street, and announce
los Intention of staring au active cam
raigu FOR 1913 business. Manage
Jamc. Handy has inst secured lgl.
model of the Rambler. which viii h'
his leading ear.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
EMERGENCY FUNDS
AGAIN NECESSARY

WasninEtoH. August L-Consress was call
ca upon again to-day TO furnish emergency
iGnds 10 carry on the affairs OF the Fed
ersi government
The failure OF the two branches OF Con-
Sress 20 agree upon thu annual appropria-
ton bills let the b!llion-dolia government
stranded to-day. with no money TO nav
clerks officers or ordinary bills
resolution was agreed upon by the ap-
preparations ronmit,ee OF the two houses to
extend tho appropriation OF last year until
August -. II is expected tina; Nil the APP
propria;on bills will have become law by
that time. The resolution could not be In
troduced in the House until o'clock be-
cause OF the agreement 20 suspend business
there until the TAFT notification ceremonies
and luncheon had been concluded Its inn
mediate passage expected
The expenses OF the Federal government
reach total OF nearly S2.50o.ooa a DAY All
appropriations expired by Ian June SO ana
an emergency resolution was passed July I.
continuing them for month. The second
resolution. offered to-day will authorize
enough additional expenditure TO carry
along all existing work OF the government,
and to pay pensions
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A Word to Women
on Health Mattera

Women are generally careful about
the state OF their health, and they are
apt TO make good use OF remedies
known as disease preventives. Gcrmi-
cides and antiseptics are included in
this class, but the greatest care should
be exercised in using any which con-
tains posons. unless prescribed by a
physician
BY reason of its absolute safety and
its beneficial results physicians gen.
orally have strongly recommended
Tyree's Antiseptic Powder. II is un-i
equaled as a preventive or contagious
disease, unsurpassed a douche and
highly cihcacious in avoiding infection.
healing diseased tissues. ulcers and
delicate membrane passages Ideal and
delicate for deodorizing sick rooms and
general disinfcctinG purposes 25-
cent package makes two gallons stand
ard solution sold by druggists every
where Send for booklet and sample,
7. : Tyree. Chemist Washington. D. {,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
JAPAN NOT OBJECT
OF RESOLUTI n

Washington. august l.-Assum'ng
teh same attitude toward the pending
resolution regarding the Monroe Doc
trinc which II has toward the b'l pre-
scrib ne the terms on which the Pam
anna Canal shall be used by American
sh piping. officials OF the state Depart
ment absolutely decline to enter into
any discussion of the subject pending
before Congress. The department has
told all that II knows regarding the
efforts of an American syndicate TO
sell the lands surrounding Magdalena
Bay 10 Japanese interests. and the Off
Gals declare that 1t is now up to Con-
sress to make any changes in the we'll
defined policy that has governed the
executive branch in its construction
Of the meaning OF the Monroe Doc
tr'ne
The department takes the ground
that it has not failed in the past 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
DEMAND IS MADE
FOR EARLY TRIAL
House Managers Ask That Arch
bald Case Begin
August 7.

Washington. August demand tor
al Immediate trial OF Judge Robert W.
Archibald TO begin before the Senate
August . was made by Chairman Clay
ton Of the House managers when tho
Senate took up to-day the Impeachment,
proceedings against the Commerce
Cour, Judge.
Nh Arohbald's attorneys protested
against any liking Of the time for the
trial Gntn the pleadings Ia the case
are finished, next Saturday
SENATE Breaks Rule.
The Senate broke an inviolable par
i.amen'ary rule to-day IN order TO re-
main In session for the Archibald i'm
parchment proceedings. which were
scheduled for ! o'clock = roll call
a. 1919 showed that quorum Of the
senate was not present. Instead OF a
motion to adjourn. q motion Tor re-
cess was made. Had the rule requ!r-
ING ADJOURNMENT been enforced the
senate could not have reconvened un-
III TO- morrow. Senator Bacon explain
81 later that he had recognized the
motion for recess because OF the un-
usual circumstances
The Senate convened at o'clock as
court of impeachment, Accompa ny
ing the House managers was Wrisley
Brown, assistant, to the Attorney Gen
ersl who has been designated to aid
the House IN presenting the .mpeach-
ment case.
Judge Archibald and hts attorneys
entered the chamber after the proceed
ings had been begun. Representative
CLAYTON. chairman OF the House man
ayers. presented the replication TO
Judge .Archhald's answer.
The PROSECUTORS answer that their
charges do constitute impeachable Of
Tense. Judge Archbaid's counsel. in
his answer. contended they did not.
To the judges answc. that none OF
the acts complained OF constituted an
ahuse OF his Office or q high oriInc or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
She Had Consumption, Was
OWNS; Sow We'll

Ic@fnan Alternative Is being used VITA
succtss IN iAe treatment O.: rurb--ct,i,si-
N a.! paris ~ the country Pe-son. ~
ntNe AIKEN u Improved, gained weight, ex.
.als t!"s HlsJ, sTtats STOPPED reI,- d.
'n,HisAec and many recovered :, YOU a-e
Interested 20 know more about II, We viii
pNt YOU - touch with some VINO arc row
We'll Read az Mrs coveri's recovery
'Gen,iemra. In isa nv NOT aloib ' l,s
Mrs.. Anna Covert was taken s!c,. .rith
Catarrhal Pneumonia aad continually grew
worse. requiring trained nurse Tne
nurse Informed me that she hA. Tabe-ct-
l9sls and nothing could DC done Tor me- The
rev "m BerC % ST. MicAaeVf Church.
at Sherev.iie. Ind Who prepared Tor her
death. reconimenG.s mat / get some Eek
eve Aer some r=li'' The physician told mo
mat she had Constitution and was beyond
al medical AID So i immediately sent for
bottle. PTactlca.ly without hog- ,or To-
ccvery Insisted fha- she try the Alt.ra-
tive. which she did n glad 70 say mat
she soon began 20 improve. Vow. she frank
" says She owes her lie and healta 10 SEX
mans Alternative
signed Ar.dav.;) Jos GRINAirR.
Eckman's Alt.rativc is en.ctiv. In nron-
chitis. Asthma Hay Fever. Throat and Lung
Troubles. ana r. upaui ding the system Does
not contain poisors opiates or hab!t-forrn-
Ing drugs For sal. hy Owens & Minor Dru.;
Co and other leadins druggists. Ask for
booklet telling ~ reooveries and write TO
Eckman L-aooraio-,, Philadelphia Pa. for
alNltlo0a4 fNlutNce
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
EMPLOYERS GIVEN HEARTY
GREETING At COPENHAGEN

Copenhaeen. Denmark. August l.
Captain Einar Nlkkelsen the Danish
arctic explorer. and tho engineer. Iver-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
BRIGADE review
IS HELD At CAMP
Virginia Soldiers Will Leave
Mount Gretna for Home
This Evening.
lspeeial ID 70 Tirnes.Di.naton1

lSTecIal 20 TIC IImes DlsPatc1
Mt. G-etna. Pa. RugGsi This
evening a brigade review was held in
which the First Regiment held the
best l'ne and was warmly compliment
I'd by Colonel Perry
Tonight the following order vas is
sued 10 the different company com
manders. Pursuant to the provisions
Of G O. II. headquarters. camp OF in
struction. THIS regiment f. relieved
from duty at this camp to take ei-
fec, upon departure. and is author
ized 20 proceed to its home stations
at 2. NJ August , Attention OF the
company commanders is callei TO the
fact upon breaking camp there must
be careful Observance and strict
compliance with the provisions OF O.
O No -. headquarters camp OF in
siruot.ons. Of date July l.. 1912 BY
order Of the colonel
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02

sen, who accompanied h,la. both Of
whom were rescued July u last on the
coast Of Greenland by a Norwegian
hshing vessel. arrived here to-day and
were greeted at the wharf by cnor-
nous crowds
The TWO explorers. who had spent
more than Two years in Greenland
which they started 10 cross in the
summer OF 1910. after discovering the
depot left 10y Myths Erichsen who
with two companions had perished I'm
Greenland IN 1905 were generally
north OF Greenland
Captain Mikkelsen and Engineer
lversen were late this afternoon re-
ceived by King Frederick at the pal
ace, when His M> iestv conferred gold
medal on each OF them.
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amor, the House managers

n,isdeEneanor, the House managers
made denial
Asks Witnesses Names.
Representative Clayton. Is soon as
the reply OF the House managers to
Judge Archibald answer had 5eon read,
presented ( formal order asking that
the jurist give the names o: MS Wit
nesses 10 the sergeant-at-arms OF the
senate and that they be su:nnoned to
appear Tor the opening OF The trial on
August :.
There was immediate objection from
Attorney Worthington. He said the
date o: trial should not be hNcd until
the expiration OF the time set for tina
completion ol the pleadings August 3.
by the House managers was IAN Insult
nc!ent answer TO many of the state
ments that mad been made In Judge
Archbald's answer nled last Thursday.
ana that Judge Archibald ana his At
;orneys would present further plead
!ngs in tire case before Saturday.
Chairman Clayton Informed the SEN
ate that he was authorized by the
House Of Representatives TO demand
the speedy opening OF the trial. and
he asked the senate to take up the
question OF time a once and settle
Say. Course Is Right.
Mr.. CLAYTON declared there was moth
Ing new in the reply Of the House not
known to the defendant when ne
framed his answer The course sue-
gested by the House managers, he said.
was right proper and just
MI worthington declared that one
OF the most important questions In the
case-one OF whoch not a thing had
been said in the reply-was whether a
Judge could be briught in and tried on
charges OF which he knew nothing
lie referred specifically to the alleS-
Cd attempt TO induce the Lehish Nal
ley Railway TO buy property belonging
% the Everhardt heirs. which he read
and designated as vague and indefinite.
At least TWO offenses were attempted
to he included in the article ne said.
lie found like objection TO the last ar
ticle. To neither OF these objections.
he said. had the ;-s'NT replied. Rep
resentativc Clayton declared the House
believed il had made proper answer TO
all the exceptions of Judge Archibald.
Senator Nelson asked Judge Arch
balds counsel when they would be
ready for trial.
Mr. Worthington said that it would
he denial OF justice 10 t,sin trial
August :. or any date near that time.
He finally suggested October !.
lie expressed his appropriateness to
furnish to-day his reasons for this
time. and again asked until Saturday to
make his showing.
After a brief conference with his as
soc.iteIi, Chairman Clayton. of tho
Ilouse managers. agreed to wait until
Saturday TO settle the time OF trial.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02

a French story-wri,er and contribu-
tor 10 chilcren's papers. is an English
man.
Mrs Bridgeman. though born in NIL
waukee, had lived practically all her
life In France.
The acquittal OF Nine Bloch is SAID
by her lawyers to be virtually a fore
gone conclusion. owing to the circum-
stances under which the crime was
committed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02

apply promptly the doctrine as II saw
mt, TO meet the issues raised in every
particular instance. But 1t has never
undertaken to define that doctrine tx
actly. as a general principle OF inter-
national law. long line OF Secretaries
OF State holding & the part OF wisdom
TO allow the principle a certain degree
or heNioilt ~ TO meet the developments
OF each generation Thus. II is recalled
thta when Secretary Knox was urged
by the promoters of the sale OF the
Magdalena Bay lands TO place the gov
eminent on record as approving or dis
approving the project ho declined to
do so.
Suspicion Strengthened.
Tho opinion being officially enter
talned that the Japanese government
has mop urpose OF seeking TO control
Masdalena Bay. at present at least. the
action OF the Senate Committee on For
eign Relations at this time. when there
appeared to he no tangible issue in
sight. has strengthened the suspicion
felt In some quarters tllvt the real tar
get OF the Senate resolution is not ia
pan, but one OF the great European
powers. which has been advancing with
giant strides to a ranking place among
the great maritime forces OF the world
As necessary part OF the extension
of its various steamship lines into the
seven seas. that nation has acquired
privileges at various ports for coalinG
itsm erchant ships. II is true that no
whore does that government figure as
the titular owner OF the coal walls and
coal piles. some OF which are located in
the Western Hemisphere. But these
coalinS facilities are woned by mercan-
tile lines. which are gneeral subsidized
so tina, the ships are available as part
of the naval force OF the government, IN
case OF war.
Ostensbly called forth by the I'M
successful negotiations for the trans
FER OF the Magdalena Bay tract TO
Japan. 1t is said TO be conceivable that
the resolution reported by the Senate
committee would apply in full force
TO the acquisition OF coaling privi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-08-02
Some Surprises Due
Especial to The Tlmcs-pIspatch. ]

Fredericksburg, Va. August L.
Mr.. md Mrs. John ". AlGer, mn
tivcs or Madison county. who have
resided in that county within n rn-
dins OF "a few miles all their lives,
went TO the town Of Madison. the
county sent, few days ago for the
FIRST time. They had never seen
town before, md have never rid
den on rniirond train or steam
boat. MIR. AlEcr In siNty-onc years.
old and his wife II hfty-four.
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leges. involving the possession OF
tracts Of land on American soilb any
of the established European steamship
lines. II the Monroe Doctrine is at
hrmed In the shape in which 1T appears
in this resolution, Immediately there
viii arise the important question as
TO whether or not the declaration is
retroactive in effect. On that decision
may depend prolonged and ditficult nc
gotiations with the European powers
whose commercial interests are in
Volvcd