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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05

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3citrarm 0 20 Snbrcn bon 1890
bis 1910 cinen 3lnuad)s POI iiebcn
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05

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BON 100000 permehren. 9aS miin=
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05
Die srSbten HanSelSf6Ste ser
1Uelt.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05

aus Ser Sabeac gebt berpor, bab
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-08-05

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
DIED


JOHNSON-ID this city. September 80.
1913. Edgar Johnson. son OF James n, and
Jensena Jenson Johnson. aged 81 yearss
Born in Salt Lake City. The body
Is at the funeral parors OF Joseph Willianl
Taylor, 25 South West Temple street. MOI
tice OF funeral later.
RICEIARDS-The funeral services over
the body Of Henry NJ Richards, aged
months. win be held today. Wednesday at
y. m from the funeral chapel of
Joseph William Taylor. Il South West
Temple street Friends are Invited to at
tend. Interment In City cemetery.
GILBERT-Iu this city September 20,
1913 Mrs. W. g. Gilbert In her 9th
year. Funeral services Will be held FROM
the S. ID: Evans Tnortuary chapel, 4s Soutq
State, Thursday, October q 1913. InterT
rncnt Mt. Olivet cemetery
ASTON-In this city. September 20;
Emily e Aston. aged ls days, daughtes
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Aston Of
Garfield, Utah. Remains will be taken
10 Provo today for services and intermenJ
JEMP-At the family residence, No. 1920
Harvard Avenue. September 30 1913, Cyl
rus Robert Jump. In his 66th year. Mo-
tlce OF funeral Inter.
CHRIST-Died In this city September %,
1913. James Christ, a native OF Greece
aged 20 years. Body at ODonnell's Up-
dertakins parlors. Notice OF funeral later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
BUSINESS INSTEAD
OF TOURING ROADS
Shackelford Declares In Favor Of Farm
to Market High
ways,

DETROIT, Sept. 30.-Urging sup
port of "business roads as opposed
to so called "touring roads United
States Representative Dorsey w.
Shackleford chairman of the house
committee on roads, in an address be-
fore the American road congress hero
today, admitted he was ''not in har-
mony with the dominant spirit of the
congress He urged support for the
"busincss roads - class. which, he said,
aimed for "cheaper transportation and
lower cost of living.
50 'The touring roads class, de-
clared Representative Shackleford,
"demands that the United States shall
limit it's road activities to the construc-
tion and maintenance of few ocean
10 ocean and cross country highways
Of great perfection and then leave the
rest OF the people to build their own
roads. or do without, rs they choose,
The business roads class believes that
in dealing with roads we must keep IN
mind easy communication between the
farms and the towns and the railway
stations so the farmer may market his
crops at less expense and the town
dealer may get form products more
easily and at less cost. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
PANAMA LAND CLAIMS
COMMITTEE BUSY ONE
Much Work Involved in Establishing
Government Title to Property in
Canal Zone.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30-Dr.
Leo S. Rowe OF the University of
Pennsylvania, one of the representa-
tives Of the United States on the in
ternational claims committee estab-
lished under the treaty Of 1908 with
the republic of Panama, who returned
here from Panama last night, issued a
statement on the work of the commit
tee today, He said
"The decision of the United States
to acquire title to all the land in the
canal zone involves much more than
the appropriation of large amount Of
property. The policy adopted by the
government Of the United States was
not only to acquire title to all the land
in the canal zone, but to depopulate the
zone. In other words, the thousands oi
small farmers who had for many year.
cultivated small tracts Of public lane
as a means of livelihood were to be
driven from their homes. This in
volved the necessity Of passing on {
great number of claims for damages.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
WAGE BOARD PLANS
CHANGED BY DANIEL S

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3o.-Secretary
Daniels has abandoned the idea of Civ,
ing navy yard employees representa-
tion on the various wage boards. He
announced today that IN order to de-
termine more equitable basis on
which to figure navy yard wages, he
will ask the secretary of labor to ascer-
tain the wages paid by civil establish
ments in the vicinity Of the various
yards for work similar to that done in
the yards. After n conference with
yard employees last spring, Mr.. Dan
iels said he favored representation of
the employees on wage boards. But ii
was found that civil establishments
would mako known their wage lists
only on condition that they be regard
ed as confidential and demurred
against giving information which would
be reported to labor organizations
through labor report on the wage
boards.
Congress requires that navy yard EN-,
ployees receive wages equal to those
paid by civil establishments in the vi
ciuity Of each yard.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
Louisville Results.

nv international News Service.
First raco, five and u half furlongs-Tranalt.
,,s fSndressj. ;as 60 s,e,7o and $40, won; Mon
stone, 1io (Teyton>. $3.50 and sI.io ,Ho sSeona
Dasla, ll5 Crurnerl, 300. third Tine l:gs 10
hdair Ajax Abodnego. ]. Nolan, superiority.
Manners. Orange. Holton and Transportation also
second race. six furiongs-Any Time, III
GIonTy) $500 $3.50 and s2.7o. won: CharIoensc'
ios tGros0 Sc and $3.50 Geeoud' Wa1oTn0iSn. E sn
10 (Mnrtin), $3.50. third. Tlmo. LIS 10; Su"
nerl sIlyortoue, Sadie Jouottc, Penalty: lna la,
vInia Flying Frances. Edna LAskn- Anna pitt
and Sorenata also ran, r, no ~ =,
Tbird rnco. six furlongs-U stoppa, 10y ILoI-
,usJ ;?71 ss.30 and 20. won; JACK he,IoSs' ,
fIs ivan Dusrn) $3.50 and S2.Ao. oeconh; Ceesrl III
log fgoroO. $40 third. Time l:l4 20. ~
True Roostor Barnard. starberta ana ehs''e'
''I[ Tou,,h race, one mllc-Tne widow Moon; 10;
ctyJtinI sci TO- ss.4o md $3.50 won; @ hoaon
narbec 100 (small). $3.50 and s3 Sooana; fTiu ,no
1ermis 1o5 Hgsdcrio). $3.30. third Llmc. ~ ~
samuel r. Meyer. MorT!htown and Flying i'9'
''T Ej,,h rae. mile and a HiItcenth-star Actress
,oo IHartiuj S. $3.50 and $50 won: 'nso' cu.
pwnn f03 (Bnrtoul. $40 and $3.50: second; cpP
aarinwn los (Murphy). So. third Tine. l'is 10
VI hdolr Gold Color. Wishing fs'hs' o''"'
rur, md Marshon nlSo ran , o..,,
siY,b race one milo aud siStcontn-o'ppor p, y,
IN fBorrD, $50. $3.50 and sse won ona pon'
chonce io5 OGrons), $50 and so.o' sS sosonp
fn~ssay 1Is (Gould). $50 third Time, ~ 20
T.a,dsy Font sir Cntosby. Hofrmnn' bfooa'e'u
N.esn ouecu aud Bnliyrhca also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
Havre De Grace Results.
BY international Nows Service.


First race five and haB furlongs-OHyx. aS
1inrrick). to 20. won; Zodiac. il3 (ButwolD.
10 to 81 second. Charles CSnncll. lo4 (Burns), l2
to ], ,hird. Time. 1:o7 20. ovation, Walter S..
Violet May and KcdrRn also
Second race. flvo and half furlongr-sprlng-
bonrG. iio tDsvles), 10 /. won; Houscmuid lls
(Musgrayc). TO 2. second. Spri,e. lls (kurrickl.
s 20 8. third. Time. los. wondnwhy nlso ran.
Third race mile and seventy yardg-Ivobol Jos
(campbelD G TO 5, won; Bonnie EloiSc, 1903 CNa-
tian) II 20 5. second; Little Ep. los tWolfc).
i6 10 l. third. Time 1914 Inspector Loatrude:
Falcoda. Defy. Agnor. Ralph Lloyd and DR.. r.
L. Swarcngcr also ran.
Fourth race, elk nirloo6s.rronld. los 6kar-
rlclO & TO ., woD; Bddlc NJ. JOS tButwclD.
10 q second: Pommet Blou. 1o& tWo!fo). 10 10
i third Time liz 30 Galnor. spearhcad,
stake and Cap and Armament also mn. Pom
met Blou added startoT,
FIN raoo. mile and seventy yurds-Scpulvcda,
10 (Waidrou) Z TO T. won; j. II. Houghton. 10
(Musgravc), 3 TO 2. second; o. U. Buster. lo2
(DoyIe) 80 TO l. third. Time, 1a& i-5. ADO
iente. Frog, Ardclon. Tay Pay and Little Hugh
sixth race six turlongs-Joe Finn. 112 (shut-
ungor) 10 8. Brun Bello. ll2 Nlexan-
derl II to o second Aware, liz Johnson). IL
TO l. third Time. lis 1-5. Rock F!Hh. HerTns.
Jr Song OF Valley Small and scnrsdalo also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
WILL FLOOD MARKET
WITH FOREIGN GOODS

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-A practical
demonstration of one result of the new
tariff law will be given almost as soon
as it is signed by President Wilson.
Huge quantities OF foreign made mer-
chandise, already imported, will be
thrown on the market at large centcrs
throughout the country,
For the last two months importers
have been storing goods N bonded
warehouses, to be held there until they
may be admitted under the lower rates
to be provided in the new law. Fig
ures compiled by the Journal of Com
merce show that goods in bond in New
York alone on August 81 were valued
at S67 ,301 900, and since that time the
total has increased largely.
While it was said that IN some cases
decided changes would be made in
wholesale prices, no estimates were
obtainable as to the probable effect on
retail prices.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
GIANTS AND PILLS
TO COMPLETE GAME
commission Prescribes Manner In Which
Unfinished Battle Is to Be
Played.

NEW YORK. Sept, 30-Details of tn
ma = nner In which New York and Phila
delphia shall play off next Thursday tn
remainder of the disputed baseball gam,
terminated by the Umpire in Phladelphi;
august 80 at the end Of the eighth In
ning are contained in a letter addressed
today to the presidents Of the two club
py resident Lynch of the Nationa
league. The letter follows:
BY direction OF the board of direc-
tors OF the National league, the
teams representing the New York and
Philadelphia ball clubs are ordered
70 take the held at the Polo grounds,
New York, at ! o'clock p. m, Octo-
ishing the game illegally terminated
by the umpire In Philadelphia on
August 80 last,
When play is called at above-men-
toned day and hour. the status OF
the game shall be ms follows;
The score shall stand TO In ia
vor OF Philadelphia. with the New
York club ut bat for It's first half
Of the ninth inning, and one man on
The Side at bat (McCormichO shall be
batsman Murray and no runners on
bases. The regular batting order OF
the New York club shall be as fol-
lows: g. Burns, right neld shafer,
Doyle. second base; Mccormick; Muir
ray, left field; Meyers catch; Snod-
grass, center field; Mathewson. pitch.
First Baseman Merkle cannot play.
he having been replaced by McCor-
mick.
The batting order of the Philadel-
phia club shall be as follows Byrne.
third base, Kpabe. second base;
Paskert, center field; Magce. left
field; Cravath. right field; Luderus.
first base; Doolan. shortstop; IT.
Burns, catch; Chalmers. pitch;
Burns. next turn at bat Pitcher
AleXan nder and Substitute Devore
cannot play. they having been re-
lieved, The suspension OF Manager
Doom from the field on August 90
shall be continued through the period
required to finish the game.
After the umpire has called play,
the rules OF the game shall apply the
same as In all other champion con-
tests except that players who
are TO act as substitutes must
be only players who We're under con-
tract to and in actual service Of their
respective clubs on August 30. 1913.
In event Of rain. this game shall be
completed on Friday. October 3, or IL
further postponed on Saturday, Oc-
tober 4.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
BRAND NEW TYPE OF
CRUISER LAUNCHED

DEVONPORT, England, Sept so
The Aurora, q light cruiser of an en-
tirely new type, was launched here to-
day and added to the British navy.
She is described by Winston Spencer
Churchill, first lord of the admiralty, as
destroyer Of destroyers. The YES
sci displaces $500 tons and was designed
for speed of thirty knots. She is to
use oil fuel for motive power,
The ship is protected with a tive-inch
belt Of armor over her whole length and
Is armed with guns sufficiently power.
full to deal with the most formidable
destroyer. Eight of this type of vessel
are under construction for the British
navy and eight more are to be laid
down next year.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
Laurel Entries.
ny International News Service.

Dy International News Sorvlcc.
First rscc. six turlougs-'Triflor, lo<: Lynch
llg. LADY lightning. Il5; 'Ycnghcc. io5i Sur
pass. us. 'Lace. lo5; Mtcrslow. loi; '"ato
wellos. Il.
second race. ttecplechagc. about two miles
Cuncotton 15s; Malaga, B5: Major Head, l37
.Gateman. la7: Race Well itS Radley Run. lis
Third racc. Blue Point selling stake. flye nn'
n half turlongs-Gnri. a5: Hurakan. JOS; North
erner' 1os: Green Bruo IOs; Cross Bun, ilo
.Brayc Cunrrdor iol: Mater. lo5; Humiliation
icI: NoIsd %; Gar Michael. los; -susan b.. oS
Fourth race five and half furlonGs-'Moi
SAINT. 1oa Lord Wells no; Battery ios: NlmSns ,ns
wanhc,mor. 100; Yolthorpe lI0: 'Phow. o7 Amer
icup. 1io; Auto Muid lo7 sir Alyesco,, i05 N
Clcopat. l07: 'Black Chief. lo2; 'Hearthstono' ls6
Compliment. ioI. ,,,,,
Fitth race milo and seventy yords-stelcliftc
Io7: .Good Day. los, 'Rilly vandcyGer. 10. l,,..
.cov, Io7: .Clif Stream. III: Yellow Eyes. llS
SJr,b race five aud O half furlongs-GreEg
10; MILKY way. lo7: Domora' lo7; Peacock lo'
Runaway. Heart Beat 10
apprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear: track fast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-01
Lobby Report Delayed.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 30,-Chairman
Garrett of the lobby committee said to-
day that the report of his committee
to the house in regard to the "insidious
lobby" probably would not be made be
fore December when full attendance
of congressman would be assured. Mr.,
Garrett today received word that Rep
resentative Falrchild, involved by Mar
Tin M. Mulhall, had been taken sick
while on his way to Washington to tes-
tify and would be unable to appear.