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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
To MAKE SALT LAKE
SHOW HEADQUARTERS
Commercial Club Would
Have Internountain States
Center Big Exhibit Here.

A big interrnountain land show in Salt
Lake Is planned by members of the
Commercial club. 1t 10 Intended to give
the show in 1915, WHOM the expositions
IL San Francisco and San Diego are 60
Ing on. 10 ascertain the sentiment of
Idaho citizens i'll this regard, as we'll as
to attend the Inauguration ceremonies
Of that state, several business men and
Commercial club members have gone TO
Boise. The Inauguration will take place
today in the new capitol at Boise, part
ly constructed by James Stewart & Co
VINO nave the contract for the Utah CAPT.
tol.
Plans for the big show have not taken
definite shape. 1t is understood that 1t
will be similar 10 those held In other
states. 1t viii probably include exhibits
Of the resources OF the intermountain
cooperate with the Salt Lake promoters.
The event is calculated to attract many
easterners ON their way either 10 or
from the California expeditions.
mercial club membership committee, ar
rived IN Boise yesterday. He was fol-
lowed by W. F. Jensen. Wilmer Evans
has also gone to the Idaho capital and
getting the views OF business men there,
Among other Salt Lake mon who went
yesterday to attend the tnaugura ton
ceremonies in Boise were II w Baum
and J. II. FredeYickson. local managers
for James Stewart G Co.
Future preparations for the land show
depend largely on the attitude OF Idaho
ans. II they give the Salt Lakers en-
coura cement: other states In the inter
mountain region will be visited. 1t Is
probable that a committee composed of
men from these states will be formed
to mako arrangements,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
HARTMAN SYSTEM
SPENDS S26,000,0DD
Invests This Amount for
Equipment in Last Month
of 1912.

Orders placed the last month ot 1912
by The management OF the Hartman
railway system amount to $26,o00,0o0 in
round numbers, according 10 report re-
ccived at the offices Of the Oregon Short
Line in this city yesterday. Included
among the orders were 100000 tons OF
proximatc cost OF 5000, 900, The bulk
of the heavy orders were signed Decem-
Der 80 and was was FOR 2f6 locomotives
and 1880 freight cars, ut total cost
Of $50 0Oo, 900.
OF the locomotives ordered. seventy
are tor use on tho Oregon Short Line.
as are also a large percentage of the new
freight cars. Most OF the rails ordered
are for the Southern Psciflc, which re-
celved 10000 tons. tho remaining 10000
tons TO be divided among the Oregon
Short Line the Union Pacific and the
Salt Lake Route. The Hartman lines
placed an order In April for 100000 tons
OF rails and later in the summer placed
another order for 122, 600, making q total
of tS3, 900 tons of rails during tho year,
which was the largest amount over pur-
chased by any railroad In twelve months.
To divide the patronage and TO hasten
tho fulfilment OF the order. the order for
locomotives was divided among several
compauics Tho American Locomotive
company and the Baldwin Locomotive
works received most oC the business.
Tho order for cars was also distributed
among eastern manuia aCturcrs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather forecast for Salt Lake City
and the state OF Utah; Fair Tuesday and
Wednesday, with slowly rising tcmpera-
turc.
Comparative weather data at salt Lake
City January s. 1918;
Highest temperature today was 10 de-
crecs; highest tempera ture In this month
since 1874 was so degrees; lowest temper
ature last night was zero; lowest temper
aturc this month since 1874 was 20 de-
crees below zero; mean temperature Tor
today was . degrees: normal was Is de-
grees; accumulated deficiency since the
first OF the month is degrees,
Relative humidity at a. m. today was
II per cent. relative humidity at D. m.
today was 81 per cent.
Total precipitation for the twenty-fouI
hours ending at p. m, was. none. total
precipitaticn for this month 10 date is
'O7 OF an inch: accumulated deficiency
for this month TO date Is ,O7 OF an inch:
Sun rises at 1853 a. m. and sets at OH
D. M January 7. 1918.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
NAVAL BOARD ASKS
FOR WRECKING DOCK

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-The naval
general board has. submitted to congress
recommendation for a testing and
wrecking dock which would be used for
salving submarines OF any size, docking
them and making tests to determine re-
sisthnce to external water pressure. The
board holds that two of these docks ulti-
mately Will be required for the Atlantic
coast and one each for the Pacific Goa st,
Hawaii, Panama, Guam and the Philip
pines, II points out that the need is very
urgent IN view OF the increasing ber
OF submarines and the age of some OF the
older vessels OF that class
Tho plans for the proposed structure
include provision for a large cylinder
which can be filed with water, Into it
tho submarine would be placed and sub
iected TO any degree of pressure Thus
would be accomplished without danger
the same results as now are obtained In
tests Which sends tho. submarines down
into the depths and demonstrates the re-
sIstance OF the vessel
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
WOULD JOIN NJ. |. A,
BOYS TO NATIONAL
Field Secretary of Scouts of
America Viii Arrive
Here Today.

With TIE intention OF Affi!iat!ng the
VI. |. y. Scouts with the Boy ScoTts of
AlHerlca, ,. a. Motfatt field secretary
oi S tnG national organization. will arrive
,,'in ~ oii DeilSer To-Day. a branch OF his as
soclatlon has been formed here An ef-
iort is being made TO amalgamate all
poy scout associations and connect them
Mit1 TIE Boy Scouts OF America NIr.
HoIfatts headquarters is in New York
He is touring the west In the Interest of
the amalgamation.
The local branch OF the national organ
lZAtlon was formed through the activities
OF IL l.. HoisIngton, secretary Of boys
work at the \. NJ. G. 4. This was be-
largest association OF scouts in the in
termountaln region The leaders en-
phasiZe the fact that IL is not a Y NJ
Z ~ movement that while Y, NJ. c. A.
are not connected with this association.
y NJ; c A boys are members. but this
is not necessary qualification,
This VIII be explained at conference
tomorrow morning, when representatives
OF the Mormon scouts VIII meet Secretary
Moffatt and local officers Of the Boy
Scouts OF America. The Rev. Elmer l.
Goshen s boy scouts Will probably he
asked to join the national. The confer
ence VIII be held at the Y. NJ G. A
at tho Commercial club, Representatives
Of the Boy Scouts OF America. or the NJ.
|. \. and OF Logan VIII be addressed by
Secretary Morfatt. Among those OF the
II. Roberts and L. r, Martineau. Paul
Jones of Logan is expected. r. G. Cas-
ter general secretary OF the Y, NJ. c. A.
will also take a hand. Other probable
guests are Mayor Samuel c. Park, Judge
Alexander McMaster. School Superintend-
ent D. II. Christensen, DR.. T. p, Beatty.
III. W. Stureis, Robert Porter. George A
Eaton and Secretary Hoisington.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
NJ 'CARTY WILL PLAY
COWBOY IN NEW YORK
CONTINUED from Preceding Page.)

man the public demands We will do
no picking
Tom O'Rourke announced today that
Al Pa)5er would fight either jim Flynn
or Joe Jeanette In February, the match
TO be pulled off at Madison Square Gar
den. Following this fight, O'Rourlse.
with the big Dutchman. will sail for Lon
don, where Palzer meets Bombard er
Wells early in March
II Palzer wins the two fights. O'Rourke
will try to arrange a match with Jack
ceed In escaping the clutches of the law
In Chicago.
ORouree will depart for the east soon
after McCarey's class Il elimination bouts
on January a. I'm which Al McClusky is
paired with "BulV' Young for twenty
rounds and Walter Monahan with Char
ley Horne for the same route. The four
terday.
Willie Ritchie left for Salt Lake to-
day TO begin a theatrical engagement.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07

defendants, according to the decision
rendered yesterday. and they made no
answer to the charge that they were
unlawfully selling transferable
trip tickets, On November 90, 1912
an order was entered taking the bill
"pro confesso," and since more than
thirty days have elapsed without the
defendants making any objection, the
court ordered yesterday that the de-
PENDANTS "be forever restrained and
enjoined from buying, selling, dealing
in, or soliciting the purchase or sale of
any tickets or return coupons, issued as
non-transferable, by the Southern Pa
cifc Railroad company or any other
railroad company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
COMMISSION WILL
NAME A SECRETARY
Superintendent of Buildings
and Grounds for Capitol
May Be Chosen Soon.

IL is probable that the capitol commits
intendent Of building and grounds Thurs-
day. The appointments are apt to be
preceded by considerable discussion No
candidates have been agreed upon by the
commissioners.
When the commission last adjourned
1t did SO subject to the call OF the chair
man. Governor William spry, No call for
the Thursday meeting has been issued,
but Attorney General a. r. Barnes ycs-
tcrday said he thought they would get
together that day.
II have no idea said he. who Will
be appointed secretary or who superin-
tcndent The commission may appoint a
secretary Thursday If q. meeting Is hold,
haps there will he "A little delay in chos-
ing superintendent. / have someone in
mind whom 1 would Ike TO have ap-
pointed.
tract for the heating, ventIlating, elec-
trio wiring and plumbing for the capitol.
We atill have time for that and the COM
missioners are meditating over the bids"
John x. Hardy has been acting as sec
rotary for the commission. Friends are
making efforts to havo him appolnte ed
permanent secretary. II IS urged in his
behalf that as secretary OF the governor
and acting secretary OF the commission
he has acquired knowledge OF the work
that Will make it convenient for him to
give his best service to the commission.
II is und dcrstood that Mr. Barnes is not
believes that a permanent secretary
should be appointed as soon as possible
DR., a. A. Kerr (surgcon) has removed
his Office to 625 Boston building.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
4 CD|NPERs
|I}NERs CRITICS
n Of Federation OF La
.aks in Favor of Anti
injunction Bill.
|nE IRON WORNENO
| Social Organization
[,,d 10 Have Been on
s,I at Indianapolis.

.yGToN. Jan. 6.-Samuel
wssident of the American
\ n Labor, speaking today
A, .,uats subcommittee on ju-
A isvor Of the Clayton anti
4 and contempt bills, gave an
rdeisms aimed at the orgaDi-
lib be heads because of trial
.lson, for dynamiting, of Of
a. Structural Iron Workers
\, ths time shall come. said
-,rs in the climax Of his ad-
Et.u government by dynamite
attempted (and let us hope
A ;hut il never shall Gomez it
| 10 its main cause the theory
|,7 upon which is based gov
by injunction-personal gov
iolsed upon our people in
royeynment by law.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
Railroad Notes.

A supply Of 1000 new calendars was
received at the local Office OF the New
YorI. Central lines yesterday for distri-
button among friends Of the company,
Tho calendars arc attractive, containing
n picture of the new Grand Central ter
minai in New York city,
7. N Sloan, general freight agent 1or
the Salt Lake Route with headquarters
in Los Angeles, arrived in salt Lake
CIV Yesterday on n short business trip.
Charles II. Schlacls. first vice president
Of the Western Pacific with headquarters
I'm San Francisco. arrived IN Salt Lake
CITY Yesterday evening on short pusl-
ness trip. He will be here several DAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
Names.

4 'acsn ,.sa Federation leader re-
"alenlents made by John
president Of the National
Ss association; William J..
4, ,as,t1ectlve, who caused the
~ McNamaras after the Los
81 ''%es oI:s explosion; Harrison
h., 'ditor Of that paper. and
4 ., ne characterized as "ene.
''sanized labor, and con.
.ll sl, see that 7 have quoted
so,.o!les opillles Of organized labor.
N noPlcuous and relentless enc.
h sno ,n9 would, if they could
all, or consign me To the
hi "aVe not even referred to
Ns .espect or confidence of
|iu ~. VI inc men and women who
NV, NV, my work and my mo.
rr!' s' VIII anyone point TO q
"a e 70 q single utterance OF
ke;ruanc ;racmles Of a constructive
es n.y. numanitarian character
i be pe Il man hunter; any
nuboan,.e negative force; anybody
.nn';,s mpsls said he would have fh,
rv;,h the convicted iroI
MI. inc understanding anC
kiihonaai aili, who said: "Let hin
kins ;iu Sin cast the first stone
into his attack upon tn,
hi tbnom he declared persis
,3ought the Iron Workers
|styts tSs0mpers said thew nevc
hss Of the constructive abil
WORKERS. lie CONDEMNED
ltiat;a.lon the National Erect
as,oh. the National Manu-
Htel velaton and the Unite,
q lyu1ars the fight went on.
istrA Aa OF the forces of organ
ta a.. were used against thes
1dtn tnat these men resorte
dfeSsdm Methods of violence an
of ives You condemn thei
An, n,snling as elemental, brr
nn{s OF those who arc guilt,
tpn is true. hut as
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
TRIAL. OF JOHNSON
AGAIN POSTPONED

CHICAGO, Jan. Eight indictments
charging Jack johnson with alleged VIC
lations of the Mann white slave act We're
called before Federal Judge Carpenter to
day. Tho hearing was Indefinitely de
ferred. because a decision ls expected BY
the United States supreme court on th .
constitutionality OF the act within few
weeks. ,...a.
Johnson's attorneys attacked tho con
stitutiopality OF the Mann act before the
United States supreme court shortly after
turned by the federal grand jury In Chi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
TICKET SCALPERs"
FOREVER RESTRAINED
Sweeping Order Issues From
Federal Court When De-
PENDANTS Fail to Answer.

4 blow was struck at q number OF
alleged local ticket scalpers in an order
issued by Judge John A, Marshall IN
The United States district court yester-
day. 1t was in the case of the South
efn Pacific Railroad company versus
Henry Clark, otherwise known as
0Harry Clark J. e. Funk, Milton
Fox, Albert Powers, ", n. Branch and
Ralph Short, which was filed in the
court in june, 1911.
Summonses were duly served on the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
IInllcnbeck Promoted.

]. G. uollcnbcclS, formerly assistant
general passenger agent for the Mis-
souri, Pacific with headquarters in Lit
Tie Rock. Ark. has been promoted TO be
tcrs in St. Louis. Mo. w, II. Bissand.
who was formerly assistant general pas
scuger agent for the company with head
quarters in ST. Louis has been made
general baggage agent for the company
with headquarters in ST. Louis. The
changes went into effect January J. 1913
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07

We wish TO call your attention TO
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scarlet fever are contracted whom the
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Remedy will quickly euro cold and
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(Advertisemnnti
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
MEDILL MCCORMICK
PLANS LEGISLATION

SPRINGFIELD, HI. Jan. s.--Medill Nc
Cormick. newly elected member OF the
Illinois assembly and prominent In ma
tional Progressive party politics, arrived
today. He discussed with other Pro
gressIve members II plan of action for thu
session. which includes submission OF
amendments which would curtail the
power OF the speaker OF the house and
permit a roll call on every important
measure.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
shipbuildfnc Record.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.--Shipbuild-
ing in the United States during the
last six months of 1912 amounted TO
79l vessels. aggregating 1e3,5s4 tons,
This was an increase of 10000 tons
and seven vessels over the correspond
ing period Of 1911. Seventy-thrce YES
sells were steel and the remainder of
wooden construction. The total steel
tonnage was 9S, 100
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
Hints for uonsel,eepers

Kecp Folcy's Honey and Tar Com
pound always on hand and you can
quickly head OF n cold by It's prompt
nse IL contains no opiaies. heals ana
.oothes the inhamcd air passages, stops
fine cough, and may save big doctor
bill In The yellow package Schramm
1ohrson Drugs, HTbe Never SubstE
tutors FIVE % good stores (AdVcr
fisemSut
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
"Get a Reputation. {"

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.-Biily McCarney,
IGng OF the white heavywelghts. today
wired Chicago newspaper man that
jess Willard. the local fighter. must
make a reputation before me would bo
given a fight by the ruler OF the big dl-
vision. Willard refused today the OFFER
Of a local syndicate 10 manage him. He
friend. Charley Cutler, a wrestler. who
discovered Willard, The fighter said Cut
Ter fed him for several months before lie
secured matches,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07

,,ou-were the methods used BY the Gnu
nIovers less deadly to humanity and
freedom? Do YOU think that one side
can play with the forces of Injustice
and tyranny and not lead TO defensive
move on the part OF the other? Each
will protect his own jnterosts-wou'h
nnvbody else 10 that for bImF'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
Rses Enemies.

sss been investigated" he
v the first insiuuation that
Of our movement made to
= sn a, higher up' and because
10y and Indirectly connect
Ie with the men supposedly
have declared NV readi.
ume TO submit for exam
~. any representation OF con-
ssMority, or by a committee
epectablo body Of citizens,
ument paper or account,
y olberwise. r have chal,
! sow challenge, any of our
snow that there has been
iui conduct or any connec-
or remote, with any vio-
s'naectlon with any labor
Q or otherwise.
innk Morrison, SECRETARY of
Len federation Of labor, was
70 appear before the grand
sss yok with him, not only all
~ accounts and transactions
a1lcan Federation Of Labor,
s'a U"1' and after n thorough
saa Investigation. they were
u ~ nun and are now at our
scintilla of evidence OF
= ."ronEdoing could be dis,
40' n sclntilla existed or
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
NATIONAL WooLGRowERs,
C,bevenne. January gil

Fxcprsions via Oregon Short Line
Tanmarv 6. aud s. from Salt Lake.
Chevcnne and return. ...---.''.' Ss9'go Ss9 ~
Denver and return -. @ES,oo @Ee,o
limit, January 90. City ticket ofhcel,
Uotel Utah. lAhNe'''So'"e"''|
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
UNIQUE CELEBRATION.
Southern Pacific VIII Commemorate
rIftfeth Anniversary,

rIftleth Anniversary,
p. l.. Cecil VINO formerly was con-
reeted with the Central Pacific for a
period Of thirLy-flve years, left last night
FOR Sacramento. where no Will attend the
hftieth anniversary Of the breaking or
ground for the railroad. Ground was
broken for the Central Pacific railroad,
the name Of which has since been
changed TO the Southern Pacific. January
8. 1862 Dr. David Starr Jordan, prcsi :
dent of Leland Stanford university, VIII
be one OF the speakers at the reunion
that win be held near Front and X streets
in Sacramento, where tho first ground
broken
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07

TRIBUNE WANT ADS PULL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07
J Sharp Contrast.

si,e it is to seek social jus.
net we may. The Judge who
Il the trial realized ore of
-goyernment by injunction,
g, Irresponsible exercise Of
.nIsl authority, according
to the strong and denying
d ihe weak, ~
anderson, who presided over
| a the iron workers, was re.
5 PARTICULARLY by Mr.. Gompers,
declared that "our whole so,
<ElzsIion seems 10 be on
D ibe Judge who tried the case.
|lzHed Of personal irrespons'.
W. Gompers said, Cautiously
nst 'the evidence in this case
mace any impartial person
zlneDt by Injunction is inf,
DO preferred 10 government
piie.'
tLife.
worthy Judge had blindly
. lpon one Of the causes. but
y to realize causaI relation.
Words to him simply were
pticlal epigram. He docs not
there is a law of life, iust
pablo as the law Of grayita.
m!aetion and repulsion; a law
zach meets tyranny and in,
a RESISTANCE. Tho happiness
@warrantablo character OF
aaa'e OF tho iudGe-discIose.
Weld outside of the case he
uEs another slap at labor,
lef: defended the American
Oh Labor as a force for bet,
conditions and resented The
%qe upon it since tho begin.
Rs dynamitersI case
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-07

DR., a. A. Kerr (surgcon) has removed
his Office to 625 Boston building.
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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-10-03
COUNTY SURVEY
LEAVES SCHOOL
IN NYE COUNTY
ENGINEERS COMPLETE PART OF
THEIR WORK AND co
SOUTHEAST.

W. J. Moran and e. A. Byler. rep.
resenting Nye and Esmeralda coun-
ties. passed through Tonopah yester.
day. after completing part Of the
survey to establish the county hound
aries. so far 1t appears the old high
school Of Tonopah and several blocks
Of valuable residence property remain
in Nye county, In spite Of the fact
the county line runs inside their 10
cation. The fact that they remain
IN their proper county is due TO tse
application OF the law. which ex-
pressly reserves four secfions, includ.
ing these properties.
The surveying corps began south
east Of Tonopah and ran a line to
Hot Springs, the place formerly used
for a resort during The Rawhide eN
element. thirteen miles southeast OF
Rawhide. The line then was run for
S5 miles with one end liked at The
springs. The party left yesterday tc
continue their labors south begin
ming at point six miles southeast
Of Tonopah. where they win pick .
up.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-10-03
OPERATOR At DEPOT
FOR EARLY BULLETINS
INFORMATION ABOUT TRAIN
MOVEMENTS MAY BE HAD
AT EARLY HOUR.

In the matter of furnishing infor-
nation regarding the arrival of train
"a at Tonopah, particularly when for
some cause beyond control this train
runs late, the Tonopah & Goldfield
railroad has arranged that. beginning
at once, this information may be had
as early as 7:15 a. m. The operator
at that hour for the purpose of advis-
ing the public
1t is hoped this arrangement will
enable patrons to reach the depot
without that personal inconvenience
that they have heretofore experienced
on account Of their not knowing the
exact time of arrival of train No. "a