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the reason in this Personally, Alex
andcr's Band didn Z tempt them; but
they agreed that the pro"essor OF
psychology knew the temper of youth.
AT that point presumably an au-
thorltv on music stated that the three
beat rhythm Of the waltz couldn't be
broken into ragtime. Insurgent spirits
who might attempt raging to the
Blue Danube or the Pink Lady
would be left behind by the music.
Clearly. then, if only music that was
ragtime proof were PLAYED at dances,
there would be no syncopated dancing.
The professor Of logic presumably it
was the professor of logic indorsed
this conclusion.
"However, leaving presumption and
unverifled report for present irrefut-
able fact. ragtime music is forbidden
at Stanford. Somewhere in the edict
is superfuous reference to ragtime
dancing. This is considered satire on
the part of authorities. No one can
rag without the music, Twosteps with
waltzes are permissible, but the slight
est disposition TO break twosteps would
bar them.
"No one sings or whistles 'Alexan-
der's Band and pianola rolls of rag
time are returned to dealers, with re-
quests for classic selections in ex-
change
It's an easy matter to demonstrate
that club may be run very success.
fully aud vet ue q dry club, In fact
some have suggested that the dry club
in question mgil, with fairly good rea-
son be designated m extra dry club.
The opening nignt was a real vindi-
cation of the members who had here
tofore been supposed to require a bar
as a necessary adjunct. No one ever
had a better time than was the rule
for the first dinner and dance, and vet
the borough of Forest Dale is still
in the "drys," and the locker system
has not been at all in evidence. One
polite man puts il thus:
81 should hate to have to 90 into
the dining room bearing a bottle under
each arm when there are ladies pres
ent. but who knows what it may come
tol'
What promises TO be a unique enter
tainmeut for the coming week will be
tho "boOk tea 10 be given by the
library committee of the Free Kinder.
garten and Neighborhood House asso.
eiation next Thursday afternoon The
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Miss Lillian Gill, whose picture ap.
pears today, is one of the beautiful and
attractive young girls who, while new
in the city, has made circle Of deslr-
able friends among the young people.
Miss Gill and her sister and brother
are members Of the family of the elder
Mr., and Mrs. Relf, and have been
guests at the Hotel Utah for some
months past. Both of the young girls
have been entertained at number of
pleasant affairs recently. Miss Gill
will assist Mrs. George Relf at tea
tomorrow.
Mrs Roscoe M, Breeder was the host
ess yesterday afternoon and Mrs c. R.
Alley the guest of honor at matinee
party with a tea at the Hotel Utah
later, the party numbering a score of
the most intimate friends Of Mrs. Alley.
The guests besides Mrs. Alley were Mrs.
Elbridge Thomas, Mrs. Lewis Evans,
Mrs. Wallace Bransford, Mrs. Keefe,
Mrs. Jay Rogers, Mrs. w. P. Kiser, Mrs.
Hertzler, Mrs. Russell sehulder. Mrs,
Charles Tying, Mrs. F. e. McGurrin,
Mrs. Charles z. Richards, Mrs. Lee
Charles Miller, Mrs. Brig Cannon, Mrs.
John G. DAILY Mrs. Harry Bintz, Mrs
Burrell and Mrs. viii Browne.
A very prettily appointed affair OF
yesterday was the luncheon given by
Mrs. J. W. Edmunds Mt her home on
East South Temple street IN honor of
Mrs. 0. B. Meyer. The table was dec
grated with Spanish iris and the host
ess was assisted by Mrs. H. c. Edmunds
and Miss Doris Edmunds. The guests,
other than Mrs. Meyer, were Mrs. w.
W. Trimmer, Mrs. John A. Reeves,
Mrc Ill rr
son, Mrs II. G. Edwards and Mrs. j. G.
Hanchctt
A very enjoyable affair Of Yesterday
was the luncheon given by Mrs. w. c.
Alexander at the Bransford for about
dozen of her friends The long
table was laid In the main dining room
and was decorated with most artistic
combination Of the Spanish and Jap
anese. iris, the, yellow and purple ming
ing IN the minor appointments of the
Fl. G. Mcmillan, Mrs. George p. HoI-
man, Mrs. r: G. Webber, Miss Web
bcr, Mrs. J. J., Franken. Mrs. a. p. S.
Macqusten. Mrs. David Keith. Miss
Cosgriff, Mrs. George Y. Wallace, Mrs.
John Dern. Mrs. r. c. Woodruff and |
Mrs Alexander G. Ewing.
.hio- Dig SdHUO0 entertained a
merry party Of young people last even.
ing at her home at bridge party. four
tables Of the game being followed by |
a supper served in buffet style The !
house was bright with flowers and |
blossoms of the spring time.
The Officers of Fort Douglas have /
organized new tennis club and the !
regular games have already begun. I
None OF the ladies has as yet taken /
up the sport. but il is expected that I.
they will organize before long. The
courts, which werc laid out about two
years ago and which have seen many
good games, are being put into shape .
and viii be ready for the summer
shortly. The men who have Joined the \
ciub are aptein n. y. Cohurn, Cap 4
tain A. NJ Shipp. Lieutenant Uuqb Il
Wise, Lieutenant Jubal Earlv, Captain |
George B. Pond. Captain Foreman. Cap. Il
tain Frederick kellond. Lieutenant l
John ;, McClecry and LicIteuant Hugh /
Nelly
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ter. Miss Janet Williamson. will leave
Thursday for the east whence they
sail later to spend the summer with
relatives in Scotland. Miss Mary Beach
will take Miss Williamson s place as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-12

organpIst o e. psts and choir leads, ! ~
steT n,,T,, Presbyterian ehureSe hef % wst,.
Williamson's S absence e''n' dufss i
eoonslnned on Page f57>
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01
en- 2GeSeiae
for Poieitcret.

Gu ganifc merfeIig sag perierer
iortiocr for &c Sor. StatcrS Ssieite.
ret. Zen algaor 4i3 9aSier nleo
irosne $50 ira 1910, iom @sieiterst
lfnl oigisre, ON De er racine eller ei.
Sagiereren for sgg9eues Gter
gier Gaoitano pad, al sgggene life
err "raabne" / Ben 6orituno, iom be.
~ifripeS / Vure 6coS.2opcn, oa for.
talte | 3irs6agS / Netten, at oetie
Dor Gen pigtigite al oe fem Eure
6ooosS Eager, iom bar pGret iorela1t
oen til B~oohsmmeIie, ioroi Den oil
aigisre SpsrgSmaoIet. ON gure
5oooSooeu ifnI iortoIfes | Spereus.
itcmmelie meb oen "bIauot De unge
MtGnS | Observation-Disclosures
roabeube Opinion eIler Il Suereus.
itenmelie meb aIminbelig iino 5or.
mutt"
Saaens aigisreIie imcoeiees meo
aoifiaig SntereSie ritnot ON / Gam
oct, % ben bersrer en- gauife betpoe-
Tia Sn0nitri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01
Jneen D~eroensfreo.

8eneraImaior 2eonarS 8ooo,
Gbef for armeeus generaIitab, Ser
befinoer ia paa en- Snipeftiousreiie
til 2onbetS 5Gittinger, uotaIte fig i
eft Snterpiep / sos Mnaeles iorleSeu
meset pesiimiitiif meS Senipn til 10.
iigterne for en- Gerbensire6. - Snn
troeSe, at arig pilbe fomme til at
erTtere iom Ell froniif Sn6e til Ii.
oernes Gnoe - eler iaIfoIo Tegpns
SeIien Of set tuienaarige Efqe.
8rig piIoe life funne ~iorbinSres
peo international WpgIing, erflRre.
De ban, og mente. at @nlfanrrtgen
pilSe sioe Senne Soc ct aIporIist
Stso.
en- 9aiions eneite SifferbeS moo
en- ariss Ra0iler bar ct fraitist Cor.
ipar.
y lin anbeiollng al en- b~etpoelia
5oregelie al Gationalgarben / Spo.
California opIpite ban bl. a., at bort
apitioripar, itisnt bet er oct beoite |
geroen, BOG life aIene piIbe iormau
at iorbinore en- iierf 5ienSe fra Of
inbaoere pore apiter os iGtte iis init
Der: BED Siben al 59itninserne oil
Der tr9uses en- itert arme iorat fun.
ne iIaa ben tiIbase
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01
poItmeltre nnoer
0ipil Serpice.

Sra @aibingtor meO6eles, at BIa.
nerne til SperfiGtteIien al oen al
8reiioent Gait for Ell 5io iioen no
itebte grefntiporbre ON at title ale
iierbe &lasies Ioitmeitre UNDER Gi'
bill Serpice, err bIet oifentIiggiorie.
Srbren ei9Ioer 1926 GoItfonto.
rer, cg oisie err bIet inboelte / to
alasier, u og Q. alasie u omfatter
ale Goitfontorer, bpor Soitmeitrenes
2en anorager til $500 eaer mer ON
garet, % alasie 9 omiotter ane
Goitmeitre, bpis SnotGgter er UNDER
$500 ON Naret.
l~lon9pnelier til Boitmeitcrembe'
berne | aIasie u fer pao SSroitiaiup
al Gipil S~ernite.&ommisiionen, Der
inoienber Robnene pao De trc, Ior
bar itaaet ii1 bebit til Grameu. -
SpItaaenbe gofancer / aInSie 9 mi,
oeS paa an6efaling al Eoitinipefts.
rerne eiter anitiaet perionlig lln0ers
iigelie peOrsrenoe gnTsgcrne8 apuli.
fifotioner.
Iue YoItmeiterembeoer bill berei,
ter bli beiat uOer poIitiife Senipr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01
en- upentct Qrp.

Sra &dlama5oo, Ytih, berettes
isIgenoe interesiaptc aoman ira
Speroagslipet: @iaiam @epri Ger
iom 10 aar eammeI @llt rsmte fra
lit Stem i.3iiritl, S6meij, OF iom
SorRlbrene iiben iutet bar bert fra
poa 90 anr, CT biet gieniunbet |
9apton, en- Iioen 2anSSbp 10 MiI
ira aalama5oo, o. u~noerrettet ON,
at Ger er tilfaIot bon en- arp pau
oper en- baIp Miaion Dollars.
Wepri fom for mango Gar fioen
til amerifa, bpor ban antog Roonet
6ranf W. Heinont, % er unoer Sp.
boloet / canton bet meeet pelItao.
enoe.
San brpoer iis life inn meeet ON
aroen, iosoe ban Tom ON Hetten til
after at antage tit rigtige Ropn.
San err afreiit til Gbicago forat
fonierere meo osn berpprenbe ihnei.
siife aoniul ~angoacnoe SperoroseI.
len al Irpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01
Den farlise Staloflue.

Sislge Ell / Oisie Gage al set fsbe'
rale SunobeoSuRien offentliggiort
Happort err 0et III mleo abiolut Sit
ferbeo paapiit, at BEN olminoeIige
Staloilue er O%uerisrer al ben FOR.
fproelige Spgoom, iom er befienOt
unoer Hapnet Goliompelit, eaer Bar.
n%eparalpie.
s Happorten 9ipes Heiultatet al
Experimental, iom er ioretaget pan
ire @ber, iont, efter at bape pnret
blot al Stalbfllerne, ser boglig baps
De baot I~nIeOning til at bloc 10 aus
ore aber inofuIerebe meo Smittes
itofiet, bite tppiife Spmptomer pao
PoliompeIit berbolbspiS ipp, otte OF
nj Gage efter, at De isrite baobe Dor.
ret ubiat for 3Ilternes giS. - 9iog'
noien itaofGite0es / bpert al 5iIfGI'
oerne peb Sen ienere ioretagne Sb.
button.
erperimerterne bill bli iortiatte
oct Eiemeb at iaa %faitilaaet, ON bette
er Den eneitc cIler Den alminScIige
@oaoe for SmitteitoifetS SDerfs.
relie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01
Grusler moo Goiion.

en- 40 aar gnmmeI Rano peo
Hapn Witfea blep forIe6en arreite.
ret / Baltimore pna anflage for at
bape ienot 5rniel6repe til Den berem.
re Gpfinber 1bomos U. Goiion. Ga.
gen blep onmelbt til poIitiet / galti.
more, bpor greoene par poititemple-
De. og RitdeI blep opiporet OF
arreiteret. - BED EN- foretasen o9.
aeunoerisgelie foHitntereoes oet. at
ban IiSer az en- iarIig 5orm Of
SinSsiOagbeo. og bIeu oerior peor.
bret ienSt til ct al Stateus Sinbs.
ipseboipitaler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01

unSer oe llnberisaelier. iom / Ga.
gems anIeoring bIeo fcretdarc, fom
oct FOR en- Sog, at ban i fin 40 bar
blet arreiterct FOR at bare truer meo
at bile mproe grGiinent WeaiuIep.
San bIcp oeugnns ierbt til SinoSip.
geboIpitalet / Stounton. gireiuia,
bporiro ban u0ifreues / 1901.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01
en- Oliae.


SiltrooS ior oen ita6ig poren0e
5otbuoSbep9aeIie tiIpirfeS og foniu.
mereS Der / De Sor. Stater giennem.
initlig 2 giuioner @aloner 2l ON
Aaret. Sfisut rimeIigpis blot Ell
ringe Del al Seune Glmasie fpniu'
meres at SouoetS Sarmere. err 81.
ipergsmaalet iffeoeltominore at gan
tie pGientlig getpbning for Dem. I'll.
uirfningen al 81 i%faiier Sern nemIig
oct uigtisite Wiarfeo for ct Eroouft
al SarmeH. 5or n9rpprenoe an.
ueuoeS ca. 100000 guibe( ypq
ueS 2ItiIuirfuingen. SuiS alt, iom
ipIaeS iom 81, ogiao pirteIig bar
81, oiloe 5urmernes gDgmorfeo bli
iorsaet nleo 30,0O0,000 guibeL, iaa
SotaIiorbruget / oct rppnte 2iemeo
piIOe mnorage til 10000, 600 gnIbeI
on Iaret.
Den MI iurbolocr oct iig imioIers
tio iad. at ser oeo EItilpirfitingeu,
ldarel iom / mango andre Sn6uitrier
BERT 9onoet, oripeS meget georuleri,
Tor Gltiluirfningens Geofommenoe
ipecielt peo aupen6elien al mango
ioritieIige btaige Surogoter. Zen
almiroelige 6oritnaeIic er, at Fl Ia.
pes uoeIuffenoe al gpg, Malt og
Sunle, men bette er life 5iIfpI0et,
ibet ser / tor lloitrGfuing aupen0es
biaige Suro9ater iom Wois OF
WtoisGraap, Rii3 on a%emifoIier,
builfet life aIene iorriuger 9pgmars
fe0et meo ca. 100000 9uibeI.
ulen iomtiOig ogioo trpffer FriIen
neo.
Dan bar biotil insen 2op bdpi
on, bpaO 81 ifuI beitaa al. Ners
Siluirfriugen al @biifp og andre
Spirituoia er Iogt iit0 UNDER Sure
observation-disclosures Surisoiftion.
ores Der ira Re9ierinoens SIDE iutet
1tlipn eaer nogen aoutroI meo u
tilUirfningen.
3, 5ormerne$ iaaueliom aoniu,
merternes SSnteresie hGr aongres.
manO Sponep anberiou ira igrite
Wimeiotaoiitrift ioriSJt at iuu retttt
paa bette gitsiorboIo oco at iaa Eure
5ooo.aommisiiouen iii at afgiue Ell
o~iiieiel definition al, bpnS ser ifal
ioritaaes meo Sr0et Or og al builfe
S%ngreoienier set ifoI beitaa. - Otter
meget 9eiuGr ira Wr. anoerious
SIDE blep en- iaaonn 9eciiion enSelig
nigipet, itrar isr Or. 8iIen tog i'm
Afifeo. - 8eciiionen gif no pda, at
2l or ct aiGret BroSuft, Iauet al
gpg, aiaIt og Sumle og intet arSet.
Otter @ileps SratrRbelie unoIoS
imi6Iertio Observation-Disclosures
ar p~ronulgere a%lenoellen, OF Oct err
flRreoe iiuttelig. ar Prire 6ooo-aom.
missioner ingen loplig siet hapoe til
at niiatte Ell inaSon aigisreIie.
Wr. anberion aater imiolertio life
at gipe iabt. SON bar auereoe uoar.
beioet ct 5oriIag / Sagens anIeb-
ming. iom BIZ bli iorelast aongres-
fen, naar oen iamles igien | Gecem-
Der. = @r. anberion er beitemt paa.
at ifnl Ger IapeS 90 briffes 81. iaa
ifdI Oct ~iSetmirbite pare GJte OF
iaaoiSt mnIiet itifaocIigt, Gnocrion
amer bette JON ct berettiget 3rap
iaapel for Snrmernes iom 9puiu.
meuterreS Geofommen0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01

TiecprrhSent, Samcs Sdpolernft
Sbcrman, er 81. 9.42 / gften al.
gaaet peo Ssoen otter / lrnacre
Sib at bape liot al |risbts Sps.
bonn.
Sra Utica, y. g., t~eGearoferes ser
Den 2Soe Sftober, at giceprGiibent
SameS 2. Sberman lager fritiif
ipg | lit Stem ser.
Sfisnt bans 2G9e, Or. Sopette s.
Sect, tror, at Der life er nosen urio.
oelbarc 8arc for bans Sip, err bans
Silitano BOG iaa fritilf, at man finn
fan aiptte liz til, bpor nteact Iru.
gere ban oil fiinne imooitaa eng.
oommerS Seriirger.
Or. Gecf bar autoriieret ieIaenSe
Grflpring angaoenbe Siceprpiioen.
tens Silitono:
"WPr. Sberman bar / bel ct Mors
2io liot al ct Npreonoe / 5orbinoeI-
ie meo aareforfaIfning o. SloppeIie
al SiertemuitIernc. San ba5oe ct
gniaIo oppe ! acknowledgements /
Sommer, og ieg pentcoe, of oet piIoe
meofere 9soen. San itoo set imio.
lertto ODER og fom iig iepnt og til.
freositiaenoe inbtil Gluten az git.
quit. Sioen Sen Sib bdr Spaoom.
men after begpnot at iaa Operbaano,
og ban er | itabig S~iIbngesans.
"Wfr. Sberman err megct oIporIia
lp9, men Der err, tror ieg, ingcn oper.
bpn9enoe Sore for 9ioet."
&%iceprGiibent S6ermans Spo6om
OF M{uligbeoen for. nt ban pao
8rnno oeraf fan bli Moot til at taat
III Noun al Den republifdnifc Bala.
leooel bar, meobeleS ser fra 8aib,
lr3toL oaft megen ,SutcreSie / poll.
ttIte areoie oa iat mango til at nm,
oere paa, buorleOeS bans ElaoS pun
Salg'eooelen ! puafommenbc 3il.
'plee otl0e funne iploeS.
Sen aIminoeIige Menina ipneS al
orre Den, at oen republifanife Rotio.
naIfomite. eller Sen erefutipe aontite
be'iooer WpnbigbeO iii at iul0e Oh.
~Itoaenoe 8nfancer. - Ger err imto.
Iertio fortioer in1en / @oibinaton,
lom meo Sifferbe6 peo. ON noqer,
'aooan gempnOigelie bIep aiuet SO.
mlteen al aonpentionen / Gbicaao.
Dc tilgiGugeIi1e H%eferater fra Non.
oentionen | 1908 iroeboioer inaen
'naoon 9empnbi9elie, og Set Iteno.
9rnfiIfe Heierat ira aonoentionen
ianr foreligger enouu life trpft.
Ter uotaIeS al enfelte az De repu.
~blifnnife Ssrere oen Menina, al
ToIgmPnoene ("tbe preferential elec,
tors") Silfcloe al Ell isr ener efter
VdIget inotr9ficn0c Balance pil6c
baoe Ret iii of femme paa boem Dp
piloe for 8iceprrii0ent. De inSrsm,
meoe, at Der life iorelaa noqet toll,
gere 3iliGl6e al iomme grt, men
ser paapegeoes, at set fun bar pprct
FartiOiicipliuen o. Ell 9@resiag, Tom
biotil bar iorpligtet 8alamPnhene
til at itemme for fine 8~artifanbioa,
tcr. Ter eriiterer ingen 9ou. ion,
%Torbpoer golgmpnoene at itemme
pan b%oemiombelit. Sc pil. - Ger u6.
tales BOG ingen SpipI ON. at Sen ION
| Sil'Ploe mnatte bli opitiQet ar Ra,
tionalfomiteen ,eQer AZ Grcfutiufo,
miteen, uiIoe inu SaitpolgmPnoencs
Ststte.
llnoer orbinPre Smitpn6iobeSer.
ifulbe Der life bli oaIgt noaen gice.
prPiioent, pilOe Senotqts grpiibent
pro tempore opertaae YrGiibiet
mems Statsminiiter anor pil6e BIZ
Den nGrmeite iii at opertage BrPii.
oentifdbet ! SiIiPIoe al grGiioen.
tens Gsb eaer | set life umuliae.
men tibet ianoipnlise 3iIipIoe, ni
irgen OF De nprnPrenSe 8rRiioent
f~anoioater ifnloe opnao at bIi na[ot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01

sfrip efter nor npe Spmaifin.
8atalog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01

Sortiattes paa Siss 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01
Sherman 900,
9auoets giecprGhScnt er afgaact
DcS Spoen.
Wat0OanTcIi0beoc

Tra Utica, y. ~, t~clegraicrcs b.
30tc Sftober: &c Sor. StatcrS
@iecprriiSent, Samcs SdooIerait
Sherman, er 81. 9.42 / Iften al.
saaet peS SsSen citer / Irnscrc
sib at bape libt al grisbts Sps.
bonn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-01

Sar Ge feet Dor npe Eramie.
lite for 19t2-1913? Zen inoe-
bolser mango npttige @ienitanoc
for @anle % hinge
Arizona republican., 1912-12-09
ASKS TAFT ID AWAKEN
 PENSION PAYMAsTER
Missouri Veteran Makes Touching Ap- peal 10 Dear Old President"
 for Back Pay.
ASSOCIATED PRESS n1spArcnl

W WASHINGTON. Dec 8-Dear old President,-I hate to give you up, God bless you" With these touching words an old soldier from Missouri appealing for the payment of his ''bacll pay'' con- cluded a letter received by President Taft today
 The veteran wrote:
 Dear and Well beloved old presi- dent-Will Nour honor please allow me to pen Nol a few lines in regard to my back pension? l saw quite a while back where you ordered the paymas- ter to pay our back pay not later than 'he coming Tuesday. l have not re- ceiVed mine. Will yours honor please awaken the paymaster?"
 Nobody here knows what back pav is due the old soldier, and the Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh is investf- Sating the claim
Arizona republican., 1912-12-09
TRYING ID BOLSTER
 UP DEFEATED HULK
Conference of Governors However De- eide it is Useless for One Year.

WASHINGTON. D. C. Dec. S.-Re- publican governors from a dozen states and party leaders in congress with whom they informally conferred yesterday have agreed that no definite steps toward the reorganization of the republican pary and the reallignment of the working forces, is practical within a year The opposition of many progressive republicans whom it was desired to bring into the movement, and the apathy on the part of the men who have been identified with the par tvs greatest activity, has helped to conVice the leaders of the reorganiZa- tion movement that no concerted plans should be taken until late next year.
 The conference planned by Cover nors II. s. Hadley, of Missouri; J. K Tener, Pennsylvania, and presided over by Governor GOldsbOrough Maryland, brought together here today the repub- lican executives from the states cOv- ering the entire area where the pro- gressive republican fight was most se- were during the recent campaign.
 The conference was called for an exchange Of views. but nothing fur ther was attempted by those back of the movement. The result of the con- ference. however, made it apparent that any general plan of reorganization will embrace reduction of the repre- sent&tion of the southern states and the adoption of primary systems for the selection of delegates to the na- tioral convention of the republican party.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-09
TAFT AND ROOSEVELT
 10 HEAR FROM WORKS
California Senator Thinks He Sees Something in Campaign Con-
 tributions

WASHINGTON, Dec 8.-CriticismS of Colonel Roosevelt, the progressive party and President Taft are expect ed in the senate early in the week rom Senator Works of California. IL is understood he has prepared d speech based on the revelations or the campaign contributions and eX- renditures and is expected to deal vigorously with the subject
 The resumption of the money trust investigation tomorrow and the hear ing on Tuesday of the congressional investigation of eastern railroads promises to divide congressional at tention this week with the Arch bald impeachment trial, and the con sideration of general legislation by the two houses.
 Before the end of the week it is expected that the campaign eXpend- itures investigation by the Clapr committee. the shipping trust" and i inquiry house committee merchant marine be under way
Arizona republican., 1912-12-09
ELIGIBLE TO RETIREMENT.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. S-As- sociate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes today will complete perIod of ten years service on the supreme bench and thus becomes eligible to retirement in accordance with the la" Justice Holmes is the senior member of the highest tribunal in point of age. being in his seventy-second year. but he is still hale and vigorous and not likely to retire for some years to come. Should he elect to withdraw from the court. however, any time before March i, President Taft would be assured of one more supreme court appointment,
Arizona republican., 1912-12-09

 RUN SUCCESS
Rain and Mud Fail to Mar Pleasure of Tourists at Castle Hot Springs; Gay ety Presides at Satur- days Feast.

Drcnched out of the pleasure of d return drive over the desert. thirty nf the Sociabi!ity tourists returned tu Phoenix from Congress Junction last night by train. the cars and the remainder of the party stopping at Castle Hot Springs. Three cars. CriVcn by more daring or less squeamiSh travellers battled with the mud and made it into town yester- uay afternoon, sights for mankind, and resembling nothing less than huge cakes of desert. Dr. RedeWill, Victor Redewiu and W. NJ. Seapury were those who returned by the same means by which they went forth.
 Of course it raiucd on them all day. They plowed through deep mire al the way. The rest of the party bad to abandon their machines and come in without honors on d rail- road train. Some of them are not in vet But they all had d good tune while it lasted. The banquet Saturday night was a .,gc,l success. Power Conway presided as toastmas- ter and long list of eloquent speak CTS furnished entertainment for the tourists about the board. Frank NJ Murphy and Emil Gang delivered speeches A. R. Cater and Paul Eenau Ingles put on their scream insly funny vodcvCol sketch. Miss Alice RcdeWin presided at the piano and Miss Irene Johnston sang
 A good bunch was there from Pres colt among them George T. Norris who led his fellow toWnsmen in eivins life and gayety to the crowd
 Yesterday morning the whole crowd enjoyed the outdoor bathing, in spite | of the calendar and the state of the weather
 Those who returned left the springs about noon, some of them going to i Congress Junction to take the train i for Phoenix and the three parties mentioned beating toward the valley , on the bad weather tack.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-09
DIVINE INTERVENTION
 ASKED BY -MEx|CANs
Miss Begins in Catholic Churches Pray
 ing For End of War.
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsrArCItl

MEXICO, Dec. S.-Obedience to a papal decree there will begin tonight at midnight in every catholic church in the republic a special mass for Di- vine intervention in Mexico At the same time in St. Peters in Rome, the pope himself joins in the prayers for the restoration of peace
 The revolution has resulted in con- ditions beyond the control of the gov ernment apparently, not only by the reports Of rebel operations but by the action of the secretary of the interior, Rafael Hernandez. The secretary rec ently summoned Mgr BoSgiani the apostolic delegate and appealed to him to use his power with the church to as sist in restoring order.