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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-06
ZASEDANI AMERICKEHO
KONGRESSU.
We stredu, dne 2s. anora, yype

~"t @hs sSs o'oshr llp
vidal dtlnick} pfedak John Willi.
ANS y Pittsburgh, Pa, ze Jake.
koii snizeni ella ma ocel bude miti
IN ndsledek srazbn oeelafsk6ho
delnictyn tovarniky, ktefi 1eela
Jisto b,ldou 81 chtitl sniiem ceny
nahraditi tim, 10 budou slrhoyati
delnieiyn ma mzd6 VFhor Stan
leyho, ktcfS Hysetfujt oeelafsky
trust oznamil. " tento omexuie
nesakonitfmi zp0sahy mezislatni
obrhod a niei sontei V}hor ma
tilekilpsil kahfanitni sshyahl
Shulitovu resnluei. hterou = IA
naRa rrpubllka 6inska
We otwtsk. dne 20, anora,
ur Wiley srasil 50 pred vfhorcm
na elAte potratiuN n tastnlei vel
keobehodA petra lnami. kteii pn
NJ PROFESSIONAL proti naer1sntuu
'akoun "sisl6 yan kler{m
b - trsssala msnsi ,aha thoii
pet iak na etaln uianp : nhehel
nlei hY nessaall udasatl huahau
saha "a iesi o. tafl ahuii / :
ohalem ais peuse Nlslou sAhu. eoI
sAAi ste8i sama ssnaiof l.aslFp
wlusl pFesi sfhilresni smlau,e
AaRlli frsaeli paakassl aa
uektsrs ieii haals klera ~ ss
u4m mnhls stats sihuhns. tdyhs
,tsslo nsksb - hanflltta l ,ah
Nanneass ,iekir,uf kyashe
salsekA komlss a.iregueis 1 rfi
Nil sAkea ttsFs aalAsais ssinp
~ pasi sews lsAavsm ssslAha
saleam. ksefs Rs,lass.lea slss
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-06
Darrow bude muset byti pro.
puBten.

Adyokdt Mcnamara, Clarence
barrow, jenz byl y Los Angeles
obzaIoydn pro upldceni poroty,
budc asi muset byti propulsion, je-
likoz stGtni nayIadni nedodal jcho
praynim zdstupc1m 1plny opis
jedndni yeIkG poroty, na jehoz III
klad6 byl Darrow din Y obzalobu.
Stdtni ndyladni Frederick prohld-
Sill ~ necha Darrowa lined zat-
knout sam na zdkladt informace,
jakmiIe soud stiyaiici zaloby Wy.
h0df,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-06
Hrab6 Luetzow zran6n.
Kdyz yysel hotelu Omaze ku
automobile, podvrtl 81 nohu

Caaopisy Minneapolis pfinasc.
j dlouh6 zprayy 0 pobyta brabe-
te LuGtzowa onom mestc, ale IN
einaji je smlltnym oznamonim, ze
mas vzacnS host pfijel do seyerni
metropole ydzne zranen, nejsa 10
postayitl sc na nohu, jejiz kolnik
Vi podyrtl pred hotclem Rome q.
maze u ac tomu Degtnogal Da IN
eatku valnt pozornosti, dlouhon
ceston We ylnkn STAY jeho TAX 80
zhorAil ~ Minneapolis ncmohl
bez pomoci komornika ud6lati sam
ami kroku. lIrabtnka Lnetzow0ya
jest Dehodou ton cel0n zdrcen1 n
postrascnd IIorkd yoda n arnika
musely byti lined doddny do pre-
sidentskScb pokojh botelu Radi-
sson Y Minneapolis, kterf hrab6
obTya po Gus sytho tam pobylu -
lIiab6 jest odhodldn, ~ kazdych
okolnosti pfeln6seti odpoledne y
I'niyersit6, kde k jcbo recepci Wy.
konany velik6 p1proyy.
kdy@ hrab6 doknlbal sc ku obt-
dn na nej 6ekajicimu, prohl6sil 4
ilsm6vemi "Jd ucjsem zyyklfm
tomu, Gcmu Wy zde nkdle mama.
hayy zivot. +"
lprayodajdm yyprdy6l, ze pfi-
iel do Ameriky na zddost 10000
krajann cechd, kten vii po tisi.
eich u statisicfeh Chicago We
yelkych mtstech u tisfcc jest jich
roztrouseno p0 farmach zhpadu o
seyero-zdpadu,
Vzdor tomu y6di Americana
jen malo 0 cesk6m nhrodu, o jebo
slaynycb dejinhcb, kterf daily syt-
IN IIusa, yelk6ho reformatora q
komenskeho, utitele ndrodd. Ne.
nj mnoho Americana, kten znajfI
IN obrovskou prdci a pokrok, jaky
ueinil ccskg narod behcm posled.
mich 100 let literature umt.
nj Pouze dcskd hudba jest jim
zuama sice zasluhou Smetany,
lenz slozil Prodanou neytstu, Ant.
Dyofaka, ienz byI po 3 roxy fedi-
telem ndrodnf conseryatofe, o.
ntni zijicimi nm6lcl Gcsk }mi, kite.
II vystoupiIi pred americkG obe-
eenstyo, jako Kubelik, Kociln,
sIefna Destinnoyd, Karol Bnrian a |
JIM,
Dir. Vincent odyczl vzdcnG hosiy |
= nadrazi We SVEN automobilu a !
james Carleton Young, kterg ma |
ystiyil hrab6te Y jeho tesktm si-
die. wal do syeho antomobiIu OIL
siani cleny druziny pam hrabete. |
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-06
Krajan sebevrahem.

krajan j Il. Rousar, banker 4
Victor, la, nalezaje sc ma zpdte6.
nj cest6 Floridy, kdc dlel po ne
mky cas- "a 1delem uzdraycni, IN,
stayil se minultho tydnc v Chi
eagu, kde Y hotclu Grant v ndva.
In trudnomysnosti yrazil 81 nhz
do prsou pozd6ii nemocnici
svemu p0raneni podlehl,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-06

ssNW's'issf
Sn6moyni yybor ma domAci pra.
gidla, klcrtmu byl0 aycfcn0 yy.I
setfoydni stGyky Y Lawrence a|
krycproliti, kterf toto mi M ma
aledck, odb$yal syf pry6 sezcpi .
yyslcch y toto zdlezitosti V sobo,
tn, min, t}dne. i,tbcm jednhni
socialistickg poslanee Berger a
Rob. McCartbney ellen obcanskf,
bo v}boru, kter$ We dostayiI pred
konaressnl v$bor, dostali ~ No
ryaGky u zaf0li do scbe ml6titiI
ptstmi. Dive Dcz vi mohli po.
fddn6 natlouei, byli od sebe odtr.
zeni poslanccm WiIsonem. ukhza.
10 w., NJ nelze dostati dosti sytd.
k6 rad delnictya pred yybor,
poneyadz hladoyici staykdii De.
mali penez ma cestu. PosIanee
Berger nayrhl, ably " nu no udt.
lala sbfrlsa Samuel Gompers
pry1 yhodil syhj pfisp6yek do
klobouku, nimz slcGna Lissovh,
jedno ~ staykujicich d6ycat, oh.
ebhzela kolem. kdyl dosla k l.. G. !
{ foX.oW, postmistroyi Z Lawrence, |
tento yhodil do kIobousu dollar. !
" Dejte mn hned zpGt ten dollar.
My nechceme zde zddnt krgayG |
penize, " zyolal Berger. MeCart !
ney, ktery stAl vcdle Bergra, pro-
testoyal proti jcho prohldscni v !
okamzeni byIy p6st6 yzhhm n VI
SIM panoYal kirk u vseobecna
vfava Poslanec Wilson roztrhl
od scbe vdltici strany Cox r.
Met Caltncy-em opustili pax dn, |
Samuel Lipson, ellen stdykovniho /
vfbor1l, yypoyidal ma stolici sy6d-
ltn tom, iak policistf yytahogali
dfii y ndrnti matek a iako kusy
dfeya ic hazel placici o ponce
Yolajici do patfolnich yozh a pax
se yrhli klarky ma zoufale po
moe ydlajici matky busili do
mich, do hlay kan ien klacek
mohl zasahnouti Lipson dale w
pfaytl o probolnuti Jana Ra
ney.e haionetem jednim 4 mill
fak0 liainey ncEyl vnhec ami
staYkafem ,loecla mimi nesym
nalisn,ul nikal ~ klidn6 u ne,
.innt pred sym doncm ma media
.eko y odbt yuiici hil0u mczi u
lami milieaky kiyi mu icdeu
yoIdk0 poru6il ally tahl domd
Iiamey odpnysifl, h. stoii pfcd
sym ylasinlm domem klitlns a
ie,la 81 od kalnaho roruuteil na
ite pihie lsntfutvili mllieak pro
loll a ma mlslS iei tabil haione
em liys ntAAAn Ida sab,l "a,
= Amu l.sr.sasoa olpas e,lel l.
alieW l'raii ,omu lolieie Nrl
Il ~ hla l.apmsA hastfelena
lFema siaskAH filenm 4 Glosa
i'm hlasnlml agilalafs siAyky
,nlefli,m ssAlksm byl iehn
iailen presileul I luie ,lflnikA
eklilnleh Amefies ksefi neisau
"a sis,er ! neHnii Hig slspleenSha !
tak a. lasmsiFlsl Wsfter. efl
b. Mefld nekl ptlaa fssslaael
Afssresl nfmlusi plasaa :
Is rgshlssaie ~ lita ss. sye !
al ,laleiss maii Asea Nsaa I
ss'sl ilek elee.iys - 80 ale !
q n slellea rvrls-alals !
- elena lawggRs ktsA lAth :
Amegstt fe,lsasl psAss tsIa
.ts1laa .lAsks @lAsA = sTl,alah 4
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-06
organisoyati obchod.

President Taft podjal Sc my,
slence sorpanisosali ohehodni ri
iny nasi temf tim ma prytm
mistt labraniti elisnenosti oh
ehodni ktorh pred kas,lou presi
lrptskou solbou tetui obehol
tagbNati Sekwlaf Nanl roteslal
pts lonn poNdni va hurry a ob
ehodni kluhy, uichl D. ave 10
Nashingionu ku koulerenei pa
den n dubna kle hs - ylasine
nhehodui tulerpN eelt apmt torna
uisoyal Take mali pamdtli -
iaklrh takena hy tyla lfcba { "a
pesutul ehehAlni siluAee temt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-06

lluslehni essepis Musieal Ams
riga ~ ,lbg "a auofa pfuasl
tptasu lea oks - mNiFa Jana
kuhrllha = nsv ,ersAs hlhame
pis a isilha keslaika iosels
slgan.kshs ufnamnR ~ ie ~
slesikem 'lehe,iuWli aasasutha ms
ii lanshaH shaflptsai Wsuasgfvm
ees yeFsts tilhafmonss y
MhilneyNms manasssym kateli
kaAs uNas islha lugne - Amsfsne
: esaisiiim tAsluisem kateliAa n
eesl l'asslism pfusl alslF kahs
IA pshllka aaa,tsl su.laasa !
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-06
Sl.ECNA LlSOVA,

Glen stdvkoynlho ygbon Y Law.
renee, Mass, ktcrd yypoyidd pred
kongrcsnim yyborem o ndsiIno,
stech ma ddlnicich phehanFch.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1912-03-06

Filharmonii ua NlAstni spoleen6
turne, kter6 zabdjeno bndc v polo
vine bfezn1 q filbafmoDie nayBtf.
VI yseehna hlayni m6stn mezi New
Yorlsem u Chicagcm. Cyklus tech
TO koneerth zabdjen bnde Y nede.
j dBe II. bfezna V Brooklyne II
tlrnt zakonGen0 bude koncertcm
dine b. bfezna v New Yorlxu. Tim
pax bnde skontcna ecsta kubcIi.
ko"a 20 spoj. Sthteeb q tilbarmos
ME. klerd konG po drnbt tuto Il.
melocbon eestu, zakonm sezonu zas
Jist6 yelmi thcatrdIn6. Filbarmo.
ME Daybtiyi ntlterh mtst0, kde
dosud nevystoupila Il TAX NC occ.
kdyh yseobecDg 6sp6eb. Pan Strdn.
sI( jest osy6dteny u znamenity
diriRent Il We spOjeni kubcIikem
he pfedpoyidati zajistt yeIkg zdar
tohoto podniku, Pan strdnsky 80.
stayuje nyni zyIdatni progrnm kon.
yencio1eln6 symfoniekg, ale y kaz.
dem 0bledu yelice brilantni ku.
bclik yypIni Rady jednu poloyibu
proRramn.
Druba snohoyA boufe ma zapad6 v
jednom tydnu.
Y pdtek, dne J. /. m. byI eeI}
2dpod seyoro-zlpad postizen dru,
boa snGhovou bouH b6bcm jednoa
bo l@dne, into ysak nebyla jiz TAX
zIou, ponGyad2 yitr neyanul TAX
prndce iaIfo m boufe ncd6Ii pred
tim, Dd Siery Neyady po Velkd
Jczer0, od branie kanady NJ do
OkI0h0my, ysude padal snih pa
dal boste u drobng, jenny, zmrz-
y, lchk@ jalo prach, prdv6 takoyy
tnky pfiyodi nejy6tN blizzardy,
klidnA poy6trDost ysak zabr1ni-
10 y6ni 30 jebo do zhy6ji u TAX vi
stoI stejnt rozd6Ien na poyrchu od
. paIcb do jedn6 stopy, We Wyo.
mpgu nell tcplotu na mule u V O.
klahomf od 20 do % mad nullon.
Drdba BulIingtonsIsa oz1umoyaIa,
AtilIi v Ogden, Y IJ0nVfTT 10 Gelf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL
NOTICE TO ExcAVATORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received hy the undersigned
up to 2 p. m. December is, 1912, for the
excavations and filling, required TO
prepare the grounds for the erec-
ton of the Utah State Capitol building
In Salt Lake City, Utah. according To
plans. specifications and drawings which
are open for inspection at the otfce OF
Richard Kletting, architect, 4I5-i2o Felt
building, Salt Lake City, Utah, and all
bids and proposals at the above time will
be publicly opened and read in the Of
fioe of the state Capitol Commission.
I'll Felt building, Salt Lake City. Utah,
AN bids must be addressed to Utah
City. Utah and marked in the lower
left-hand corner; IBID. for Utah State
Capitol Building" naming ut the same
time the kind or kinds OF work which
the bid covers; for example; IBID for
excavations" or such bids can be deIiv-
cred to the Capitol Commission at the
said time and place for opening same,
Bids must not contain conditions.
Qualifica tions, propositions or any other
thing than those mentioned in plans,
specifications, drawings. contracts and
bonds. and bidders must use the form
OF bids which will be found at the Of
of bid will be received
A certified check or cashiers check
on soma bank In Salt Lake city. Utah.
for a least per cent OF the amount
OF each bid must be enclosed. Each
check is To be made payable to the un-
dersigned. and is 10 be forfeited TO the
undersigned In case the bid Is accepted
and the bidder does not enter into tho
contract within ten days after Its ac-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
VIOLATIONS OF LAW
FAIL TO DECREASE
Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue Gives Facts and Fig
ures in Annual Report.

WASHINGTON, Dec, l5.-"'Moon
SHINING . and bootIegging continue
without sign Of abatement. says Roval
4. Cabell, commissioner OF internal
revenue, IN his annual report made
public today. During the fiscal wear
1912, 2465 Illicit distilling plants were
selzed. about the same number as the
previous year, and the commissioner
ADMITS that the government did not get
an ylolators Of the law. A great mum
ber of moonshincrs still are oper-
atihg. resulting in large loss of reve.
nue. TO the government.
The total number of corporations in
the United States during 1911, as
shown by returns under the corpora.
ton tax law. was 2S8, 1852. with capital
izstion Of $50, ,067 ,l3S ,925. bonded in
debtedneSs Of $50 l63. .537 .96l. and an
aggregate net income of 1928, 7O7 ,247.
more than $3.50, ,10S, 900. and bond
and other indebtedness by 81 ,4lS POL
600. while the net income decreased by
Sl46. .543, 900.
Incorporated financial institutions
reported an aggregate net income of
lo,S4 per cent on capital; public serv.
zee corporations, Az per cent; indus
trial and manufacturing concerns. so
per cent, and mercantile corporations,
lob per cent,
The corporation tax. which Welded
SIS ,3S3,259 on the 1911 returns. is ex-
pected by Mr.. Cabell 10 become a con-
stantly increasing source of revenue
TO the government.
By its close watch on the records and
books Of corporations the bureau Of in
ternal revenue, the commi sslonor saws
is assisting in lettering and Furnishing
the promoters of get.rich- quick and
other fraudulent and stock-jobbiug con-
Germs.
\ considerable revenue is lost to
the government, saws the commissioner
because Of an insufficient revenue field
force He estimates that internal
receipts during the current fiscal year
will reach 1926 100000 and during the
fiscal year 1919 probably $32S 900 ,O00,
breaking all previous records.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
ALLEGED ATTEMPT
TO REVERSE POLICY
Lobby Said to Be at Work in
Washington 10 Change
Panama Canal Law.
By international News Service.

BY International News Service.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.--The attempt
To mold public sentiment with a view 10
undoins what congress has done with re-
speCt To the control of the Panama canal
has begun actively at both ends OF the
capitol.
icy arc not ignorant of these conditions
In both houses the proponents of the
American policy have organized them
selves effectively to combat, the destruc-
tive work OF these tories. In the senate
particularly watchful eye is kept on
the situation because of the activities OF
such men Root. Lodge, McCumber,
Burton. Smoot and Brandegee who are
doing their utmost to induce President
Taft to arrange for an arbitration agree
ment. These senators now are claiming
that IL would require only majority vote
TO order the canal question to arbitration,
although the treaty of arbitration says
distinctly that nothing can be arbiratcd
save 'by and with the advice and consent
OF the senate,
Precedents running through the entire
history OF the government show that
treaties or agreements OF any sort deaf
ing with our relations with foreign pow,
ers require a two-thirds vote. This Will
be insisted upon, After ALL the senate it
self will pass upon the proper interpreta-
ton of what the treaty means and If a
majority only Is required to interpret II,
that majority in the senate at present
win inerpret it 70 mean that no question
can be arbitrated without q two-tblrds
vote. Unless the LOBBY is more effective
than that which fought the passage OF
the Panama canal act there will be no
change in senate sentiment. The men who
today are standing for the American pol"
Icy with respect TO the canal are men who
cannot he moved by such arguments as
lobby usually advances. Too many pro-
gressivcs and real Americans are on
guard and senators who want the law
repealed know that with tho eyes Of the
entire country focused upon them their
case is hopeless still the lobby is at
work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
SALT LAKE & OGDEN
GETS INJUNCTION
Utah Light & Railway Re-
strained From Alleged In
reference at Bountiful.

AZ the request OF Simon BamberGer
a temporary Injunction was issued yes-
terday at Ogden restraining the Utah
Light g. Railway company and others
from interfering with the construction
of railroad track on highway No 9
in Davis county by the Salt Lake &
Ogden railway company 1t was set forth
IN the petition that men employed by
the Utah Light & Railway company had
torn up ties and In other ways inter-
Tered with the construction OF the track.
The writ, which was issued by Judge
j. a. Howell OF the Second district court
at Ogden yesterday morning, was made
returnable at the next session OF the
court In Davis county. which will be held
December %.
The work which IT. is alleged was be-
ing impeded was the construction of
tracks by the Salt Lake & Ogden rail-
way company at Bountiful. Simon Banl-
berger, president OF the Salt Lake 6
ogden railway company, said last night
that some ties had been burned and
other dana sc done to the work that mis-
company had started to do toward build
Ing the track. He said that people at
Bountiful had been made TO believe that
his company had no right TO build its
tracks there, but that It did have such
right
An official Of the Utah Light & Railway
company said that his company had a
franchise to construct a railroad in
Bountiful but had not vet started work.
although II was expected to do so early
he didn't know of the Bamberger COM
Dany having any tracks in Bounlifui or
or any Interference being made with any
railroad construction work there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
SON Is DUE
THIS MORNING
|ent and His Daugh.
Take Turns in Steering
the Bermudian.
national News Service.

national News Service.
y. Y, Dec. l5.-(By
aron the steamship Ecrmudian)
+ent- elect Woodrow Wilson and
sntcrs took turns today steering
pudian through the gulf stream
Eerc delighted by the experience.
MackenZle remained close at
|HEever, and directed every move
2pNces during the brief time they
tns helm" Governor Wilson
y alternoon that the Bermudian
aomirable ship.
made all my trips to Bermuda
ne on her," said the governor,
fe Always found her steady and
arMudlan is expected to show her
Wy OF Sandy Hook at o'clock
morning, The weather Is
ana The sea calm and IL there
70 interfere with her coming
|6r,,. ~ 1ne morning, the ship win
WI ,, WILSON'S first engagement Is
v,ner1l svaaer1l banquet in New York
unh, Dec. l5.-The steamship
1rrIy.ne %nesrgng Governor Wilson and
c,o'u ,meu OF Sandy Hook shortly al
~ Bermuda. 'co'a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
ADJUSTMENTS

. T II e L M-Advanced vaudeville.
Performances every afternoon and
evening, Two headline acts are
Howard. the ventriloouist. and
Watts electrical mystery.
CoLONIAL-Willlam J. Kelly and
company in Jim the Penman" to-
night and the rest of the week, with
matinees Thursday and Saturday.
EMPRESS-Vaudevi Three per-
formances daily, matinee and TWO
shows at night. c. Molasso's
Dance au Violins" is featured.
Bill changes Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
NELL SETTLES
TEXAS TROUBLE

HOUSTON. Tex. Dec. 15,LAnnounce-
ment was made tonight that differences
between the Sunset Central (Harr'man)
lines In Teas and the Order OF Railway
TrraInmeu had been satisfactorily adjust
ed through the efforts OF Dr. Charles p.
NciIl, United States commissioner Of Ia
Dor.
and IFS employees began In December,
l9ll. Mediation was invoked by the rail-
road November 10.
The agreement wnlcn materially
amends the old contract as to working
conditions. was signed by representative
OF the railroad and the men tonight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
WILL STOP WORK
FOR ENTIRE DAY
Protest OF the French General
Federation Of Labor Against
Militarism.
Special Cable to The Tribune.

HPeVIdI CdDIe 70 The TTibuue.
LONDON. Dec. J5.-The general fcde-
ration OF labor today called upon all
Workmen in France 10 remain idle for
twenty-four hours beginning tomorrow
morning as a protest against militarisn
ana at meetings held over the republic to-
DAY obedience 10 the order was promised.
The workmen claim they Will stop all
railroad transportation. that all tele-
raphers Will decline TO transmit messages
ana mat the city OF Paris and other cit
les of France Will be plunged in total dark
ness by the refusal of the electricians to
work. The government believes. how
ever that the strike will not be gen
great cessation OF labor as forecasted by
the federation OF labor officials
Nevertheless the city OF Paris will take
no chances and every policeman has been
ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-16
JANNUS ARRIVES AT
END OF HIS JOURNEY

NEW ORLEANS. Dec i5.-Tony
Janus. the aviator arrived In New Or
leans at $3.50 tonight, completing the
longest hyro n oroplane flight on record
a distance of Approximately 1,5O0 miles
Janus came from Omaha by easy
stages down tho Missouri and Mississippi
rivers
AS he carried passenger. w. H..
Trofts Jr.. the claim is also made that
tho flight. In total distance and duration,
hreaks all records for heavier than air
machines. Jennus will make a formal
entry into the city tomorrow noon and
OFFICIALLY terminate his flight
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GNO,NlSTS RESCUED
NuR MILES AT SEA

4 bmLES. borL a. Cal, Dec. 1.-Two
D baliomn VINO We're IN the basket Of
al Tn Tan mat was parted from
sty-m,iae ehlce, seashore resort
81 nj IRE N gale. were rescued foday
Il Hs d. One OF the mon sid,
QnEcinuIp the balloons nIIot
d ftn,uu fus when his BODY wa. dis
a thoH the mass of oor6ano an us s
1e other r sas bag. John Wag
p1ttlInv n.,.Il' uil' WAS picked up as
q the Ia M'en The heavy seas for
BOY was ,"u, ~ Charles Jordan, aged
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ACCUSED OF TRYING
TO KILL HIS RIVAL

SPRINGFIELD. III, Dec 15.-Dr.
George w. Bradley, an aged physician
or Wavery, was arrested tonight and ta-
Ken to the Morgan county Jail accused OF
attempting to XIII Frank Wyie. jeweler
OF Waverly. Or. Bradley. who is nearly
so years old. is said to have lain in wait
FOR Wyle. whom he accused Of alternating
the affections OF mis- wife, who Is nearly
forty years his junior.
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oeptance. for the faithful execution OF
the contract and bond hereinafter men
toned,
The proposed form OF contract shall
be the "Unirorm Contract Revised.
1907" and the form. Of bond 10 be used
IS hereto appended,
a bond must be furnished for one
iiulf the amount OF the bid. with good
and sufficient surcties, ell satisfactory
TO the undersigned.
The plans ana speoifica uons will be
open for Inspection and use at Tho
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architects office. in rooms 4l5-420 Felt
building, and at the office OF the Utah
State Capitol Commission. alt Felt
building Bids must be submitted per
cubic yard" Estimated amount Of en-
cavations 20, 900 cubic yards. The under
signed shall have the right tn reject any
or all bids and TO waive any informall-
tics ir any proposal.
Dated at Salt Lake city. Utah. this
7th day sf December, 1912.
UTAH STATE CAPITOL COMMISSION.
ne75
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dD,iAMOND IN
SHlCkEN GIZZARD

~ LEA NJ, {
'aker WI Vii, MINI, Dec ls.-AIrs
n her. wnlls dressing a cbinkcm q o.
"a. fol,n,9n ,9nay Tor the family sun.
&rd, Nh NJ u lalf-cnrat dlamond In
Hho ms, r,.s Baker showed II to a
'lf a6k'vynounced IL genuine and
Ma ~. i8r the stone Anofhar
"e diamond was worth si,o
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WATCHMAN FATALLY
INJURED DURING FIRE
= International News Service.

Bv lnternationaI News Service.
PATERSON. X. j.. Dec. 15.-ln q half
lrillion dollar fire which destroyed several
OF the largest stores In the retail dis"
trict today, Joseph Popp. night watch
man for the Diskon Dry Goods company:
the principal loser jumped from the roof
Of the building into net held By fire
men and was so badly injured that his
death Is expected. Popp struck the
edge of the net and went through 70
the asphalt street,