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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
EACH BALKAN STATE
SEEKS ADVANTAGES
Rivalry Over Division of the
SpoiIs. of the War Begins
in Earnest.

LONDON. Jan. l3.-Sir Edward
Grey British foreign secretary. ana
tho ambassadors of the powers arc
making strenuous efforts for i peace
settlement between Turkey and the
Balkan allies. They have warned
both DR.. Dapcff, head of Tho Bulgarian
delegation, aud Rcchad Pasha, chief
cmlssary of Turkey, tbat should
Europe again be plunged into war
through the obstiuacy Of either side,
the party at fault would incur q heavy
weight Of disapproval.
At long meeting of the cnl-
hassadors today The note TO be pre-
sented 10 the porte was discussed pas
sage by passage, Tho general i'm
preston prevails among the cmbas-
sadors that tho final decision on war
or peace must couc from Turkey, as
vt seems certain that the allies never
Will consent that Turkey retain
Adr,auople, even if they agree TO other
concessions
Much is hoped here from the in
hueucc Of kiamil Pasha. Turkish grand
Nizier, who is man of extraordinary
influence. lie has succeeded in re
storing the good relations between
lufhey qua Inc trlllc entente, and so
lar he has prevented the powers from
assuming an active anti-Turllish at
titudc,
The Balkan delegations are active
in efforts to obtain advantages for
themselves in the partition OF cou.
qncrcd territory. The kings OF Bul-
garia, Greece and Montenegro are
working among their friends and rcla-
tivcs on the other thrones of Europe
TO influence the powers toward their
claims for a division Of the spols.
Special envoys have been sent to
some of the capitals to supplement- the
work of the regular diplomatic repre-.
sentatives.
The Greeks are continuing their cam
paign against the Turks in Epiru
where sharp encounters took place to-
day. According to dispatches 10 Pre-
mier Fenizelos, the Greek forces arc
attempting to surround Janina, in an
effort to shut of supplies from the
north. The Turkish delegates have
made no move to carry out their threat
TO leave London.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan 13-The
presentation of the powers note to the
porte has been delayed, the German
government having made certain com
ments necessitating the submission Of
the note to the embassadorial confer
ence at London. 1t is now thought that
the note will not be presented before
THURSDAY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
SEEKS CONCESSION.
Emigration Canyon Railroad Would Build
Line Through Cemetery.

bill was introduced In the United
States senate yesterday which, II passed.
will grant permission, so far as the gov
crnment is concerned, TO the Emigration
Canyon Railroad company to extend It's
tracks across a corner OF Mt, Ollvct
cemetery. When asked regarding the
matter last night. LeGrand Young, Jr.,
manager OF the railroad company said:
IF the government passes favorably
on the proposition, we shall thoH en-
deayor TO get permission from those in
about three -tenths Of an acre in the ex-
treinc southwestern corner OF tho cenie-
terry in order TO avoid some heavy curv-a-
ture that we have In our line. The land
was obtained from the government as an
addition TO the cemetery, and as the gov
ernment still has man on the board OF
directors of the cemetery. u was neces-
sery for us frst to get permission from
the federal authoritleg."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
PARCEL POST AVIATOR
MAKES FIRST TRIP
Ely International News Service.

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. Jan IS.-Harry.
Jones, the first parcel post aviator,
alghtcd In his bipane in the Providence
baseball park at $40 this afternoon after
a flight OF 81 minutes from Boston Ho
delivered the parcel post package ad-
dressed TO this city and collected those
which he will take with him tomorrow
when nc starts for New York.
"Thc flight was success" he said.
.but IL was so cold that l feared my
hands would bc frozen. | viii start for
New York tomorrow. 7 am Keeping my
landing place In that city secret TO avoid
II It were known where I am 10 aiight.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
eer Supply.

natural advantages with refer
an une3celled supply OF pure wa
Bee IN Tor It's share Of attention,
~ Sustom in many towns whereby
~ "u irrigation bitches are used as
|nea VI domestic water supply Is con
|<re ilst ot nIncty-slx towns and
~ IN The state is shown and the
water at each point Indicated
|.nrslh nrshu.ailonE are recommended Win
{6n te contamination by campers
! a. perulns OF sheep and other stock
. ne banks cf the streams.
"A S,,.,ary OF the births reported IN
Tie last six years is very
alton. i' ''''o pe'
4 ns county is highest with an av-
Il 20 per cent for the cntirG SIX
%i'u San Juan county is the low
IA sn,.an IN average Of i09 per cent
rs per cent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
COMBINE MAY GIVE
DEMOCRATS CONTROL

CHEYENNE. Wyo,. Jan. l3.--W'ith SIX
teen Republicans and eleven Democrats In
the senate and thirty Republicans and
twcnty~scyen Democrats In the house.
tic Wyoming Legislature convencs to-
morrow noon with strong possibility
that two Republican representatives, re-
iectIng their party caucus. Will vote with
the Democrats on organization. giving the
latter party the house control.
The senate caucus today agreed on
organization and elected Birney u. sage
OF Cheyenne president. !. c. Jcffries OF
Weston county vice president and e. l..
Emery chief clerk
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
!. Vaccinations.

colutions have been adopted by
board that the quarantine on small
be abolished Oh account Of the un-
sssry hardship it works on the pub.
|.ecordipg TO the report, and that
nation bo FREQ TO all those desir-
at the state Of Utah establish and
lAn q sanitarium for tuberculosis
Fnts who arc citizens OF tho state,
fhat tho INDECENT patients from
states be taken care Of at the ex-
5 Of the state In which they hold
pnshlp. is recommended.
eogni1iDg the importance of be,
'ng In the school tho education of
'uture citizen in methods of health
elvatlon, a course of study and q
poek were designated. Tho re-
nave proven very satisfactory
9En the knowledge afforded the
and the increased interest In the
~ at home. The question Of SAM:
school buildings is given special
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
Infants Ailments.

rho diseases Of Infants haXe V"Ime III
g., iar iaarnecioI attention. and mothers, Wher-
ever @ birth was reported ,ro "ere nf ,ii,le sn'I
PAN and the results have been very
SStttsntion is called TO the increa ased
nulDei Vovonfatiyc V for this dread dis
KNOW pT~sI,Sat lhe present time, out efforts arc
ea Sc a. n,adc To Discover il in the early
Etaaes ocine when tho majority OF cases can
be pc, eIs'r Is suggested that the Boy scout
lt.,enI II he utilized in assisting the
n,plic health campaign by msmti,nlE sI,l ME"
sud other items tending 'o c'enlI'i'ee''
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
leo Yacht Disaster.

I.osee Van Cott. II years OF age. son OF
Oscar Van Cott of l7oS South Main
street. met with q bad shaking up while
sailing an Ice yacht OF his own construc-
ton on a small lake near tho Jordan
river yesterday. The yacht developed
great speed. but proved TO have a stub
born helm and crashed into u tence.
Young Van Cott escaped with few
bruises and conviction that modifica-
lions In the construction OF his craft
would ne necessary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
Switchman Robbed.

w. Il. Ceslbere. railroad switchman
living ut 2Oe South West Temple street
was attacked By thugs and robbed In an
alley or Commercial street shortly before
10 o'clock last night. A watch and
switch key were stolen and thrown away;
Two soldiers. William Curd, - years oil
soon aftcrward by Pstroimen Downey
and Crow.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
MAKES RECORD RUN.
Salt Lake Route Special Cuts Down Time
TO Los Angeles.

The Salt Lake Route established Il rec
Angeles Sunday, when the trip was made
by a special train in twenty-one hours
and six minutes. The special was run
G. Schulder's 4-year-old son, who was
suffering from an attack OF Group. II
was deemed eXpedient to get the boy
TO sea level as soon as possible and, nc
cordlnE to reports, the trip was a sue
cess. Judge W. II Dickson, grand
father OF the boy, received telegram
Yesterday afternoon In which II Was
stated that the boys condition vas i'm
proving.
The special train left Salt Lake City
at $3.50 o'clock Sunday afternoon and
arrived in Los Angeles at 1l:lS o'clock
Yesterday forenoon. There is an hour
OF difference In tho time OF Los Angeles
and Salt Lake City. On the train were
Russell C. Scbulder. his wife and baby:
and q doctor and nurse.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
ROSTRON
HAS NARROW ESCAPE

NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-Captain Arthur
r, Rostron OF the CunarIer Carpathia
who brought 10 port the survivors OF the
Titanic disaster. last April, narrowly es-
capped serious Injury aboard the Caronia
last Thursday. according to officers OF
the vessel which reached here today
Captain Roslron. now in command of the
Caronia. was oil the bridge when he
heard a crash. Looking aft no saw n
iifnb0at bearing directly ut him on the
crest OF giant wave. He ducked and
was dronchcd, but the boat passed over
Liz head and was sDlintered ON The dock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
Army orders.

WASHINGTON, Jun, 1%.-First Lieu
,enaut Edward II. McCammon. Third
infontry. Is detailed as professor of mill
.tnrv science and tactics NJ the University
of Washington, Seattle, Second Lieuten-
ant Ward Il. Roberts, First infantry. has
been retired from active service Cap
tailed as Instructor In military drill and
tactics at the Marist college, Atlanta Ga
Lieutenant Colonel Augustus r Block
som. Sixth cavalry. Is relieved from as
slrnmept to that regiment and attached
10 the Ninth cavalry First Lieutenant
Henri G. Bicrbower, medical reserve
,orps, IL relieved from duty at Fort Rob-
inson and viii proceed 10 the Philip
piucs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
ases of Year.

Imperative statement OF the mos,
anoe diseases shows in 1909 there
Ia- ~ cases OF scarlet fever and ~?
Irin |Ir,x l9l@. $40 cases and II deaths;
t,~ n IN .n 1909: 1916 cases aud 6 dea tbs.
ibs, 49, 23SO cases and G deaths;
hsrna. in 1909. $50 cases and n
|1dd l9la 304 cases and % deaths ,
|hs. ever. IN 1909. 1906 cases and Ia
coin,aH ~ 1917, 523 cases and 90 deaths; ;
|tasSss cough, in 1903. 2610 cuseg and
M. ", 1872. 3i32 casce and oS
|ht. a,iHasles, In 1909 $50 cases aud .
Ia, III iel2. 20j1 cases and = deaths
Iks Pox, In 1909, 1852 cases and no
'|no,'I,hl ~ iel2. 1503 cases and ] deatn
M i,e' IN 1909, 1865 cases and ~
trr.,.n lSis. GIG cases and 2i2 deaths;
!hs- In 1909. 22S cases and is'
De- rts, iel2, 50 cases and 100 de1tna,
n tsuuctlon In the number OF typhciu
~ con9idered very pleasing ana
result OF special measures ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
HODGES SWORN IN AS
GOVERNOR OF KANSAS

TOPEKA. Kan. Jan. l$,-Gcorgo II.
Hedges OF Olathr was inauguratcd today
as the nineteenth governor OF Kansas.
being the first Democratic executive to
tako the oath since the inaugura ton OF
Coycrnor George ". Click. thirty years
ago. Most OF the other state officials
are Republicans,
Governor Hodges IN his inaugural ad"
dross snid that ne would foster the de"
vslopment in tho state OF better roads.
scIcntiHc agriculture. strict enforcement
az tho prohibition law and the settlement
of now arid lands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
ramona Sta &c Beauties

- yrith horror on SKIN EruPtl0hs'
,ook sores or Pimplcs. They
sioIShS s;, have them. For all such troubles
Don pnekicn; 3 Arnica Salve- Ii. glori'
@ss S;ss the face. Excellent foF Eczema or Of
taes Hait 'R RIeum, it cures sore lips, chnpped
Iand. Haru chilbiaius; heals burns, cuts and
I,ru;soa. nrrn@ Unsurpassed for piles 2oc al
ScIramm Jobuson. drugs,
(AdvertiBement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
Enila q Foul Plot

When a shameful plot EXISTS between
liver and bowels to cause distress oy re,
tirii fnsins to to act, take Dr.; King 3 Now Life
pills. and end such abuso, Of your sys, VS.
TEN, They gently compel Prjs ris't snG as'tUn Tsa
Of stomach, liver and 6oweis' fni.,ns anH
90 az Schramm Johnson, drugs
ADVERTISEMENT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
In New Headquarters,

The headquarters OF the Chicago. Burl-
ineton z, Quincy Railroad company were
moved on January G, 1919. Into the new
burlington building at No. 6fT West
Jackson boulevard. corner Clinton street.
Chicago. according TO an official bull
Ictin received at The local offices OF the
company yesterday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
Dol Children.

subject OF defective vision and
% or children In the schools and
"esl are discussed fully and sum-
tne results obtained by placing
Slarts IN the hands Of the teachers
- The following figures show the
average OF tho boys and girls
Inc grades OF the Provo schools
'ne most prevalent defects found;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14

Sure water supply, proper disposal
,ss nn waste, and public cloanltnesb
~ issosnized as essential fouDdations
maintenance of the public health,
se especial attention of the board
u. Beatty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14

,,,,,,or The decrease is expected 10
saltinne until il is practically eXtermi-
nete neted' The warfare against The files n,a was
one OF the principal aids IN tne re t1ufSe tSe
hoarJ i.U, nf Health have been adopted oy
pouau ti lilies and districts OF the state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14

When you want a reliable medicine
for a cough or cold take Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy, 1t can always be de
nenled upon and is pleasant and safe
In take For sale by Schrsmm-J John.
con. Drugs. ''the never-substitutors.
Ave (5) good stores. (Advcrtisemcnt)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
Democrats in Control.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Jan. 13.-Thc
Democratic party OF Missouri resumed
complete control of the state government
today with the inauguration of Governor
Elicit Major and Other executive Of
fIcIals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
Necessary Deaths.

q report further shows that $500
fsssary deaths occur in Utah an.
Ia and that the people have it
,nir power to prevent the enormous
bee. The progressive farmers sub
D for publications treating on ag-
|hsal subjects and those relating
Is care and rearing Of stock, but
thought is given TO the health of
OWE families.
s federal government each
spends millions Of dollars IN
1tudy Of diseases Of animals and
b and the prevention of those
rs, according to the report, but
|one dollar is spent in q similar
1es with reference TO human life
'i< made for the establishment OF
|htional health department. have
defeated by the opposition OF
h medicine interests, "the charla'
|Fho prev on human ills, violators
y pure food laws, and public in,
|suce."
Beatty SAYS that education
ID circulars, bulletins and public
|ts has been the policy Of the
\ Of health, but the lack Of funds
not permitted the extensive cam
necessary 10 secure effective re
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14
|TY,'FHVDS MANY
LIS UNNECESSARY
Certain Diseases Could
prevented With Proper
/ Precautions,
s. BIENNIAL REPORT
4 interesting Resume of
Nth Conditions in Utah
Last Year.
BIENNIAL REPORT

MAMMAL report Of the state
A health has been completed
n B. Beatty, secretary Of the
I'd forwarded to Governor Will
- II contains extensive tables
"A matistics, compiled from the
Il all births and deaths, based
<ertiflcd statements required by
1as record is so nearly accurate
"a federal government now recog-
1]tah as one Of the registration
hiding to tie report, scientific
.srjes havo proven that many
q formerly considered inevitable
distinctly prevcntable, Irving
4 The eminent authority on pub
.aNh statistics, is quoted as esti.
3 that 100000 lives arc lost each
'iIat might be saved If proper at
b we're given.
4 principal stumbling block TO
~ progress is assigned TO lack Of
nation due to Ignorance. Health
nations, laws and all other
lea will be unavailing until the
4 Of the people know the facts.
suggested that tho state make
, provision for carrying on n cam
. cf education by means of litcra-
.pblic lectures, etc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-14

Up TO 3jc corset cover en-
broiderics, Is inches wide,
immense variety in 1913
styles, fine materials and good
workmanship, pretty patterns.
Buy for future needs.
Economy Basement Sale.
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@ereinSs Na@ri@tem.

S Sn ser Montag Mbeno gebalte=
men bqlbia5rliden @%eriammlung 6es
in ct. CLOUD beltebenoen ct. Soiepb
Mdnnerbereins muroen folgen6e
Mitglieoer als Delegaten 5u Dem I'M
September in ct. CLOUD ftattfinoen=
6enoen Sabresfonpent 6es 9. st. 6.
Staotsperbonbes bon Mtnnefota er-
mabt: &odu. P. Mlfreo, 8. g. g.,
Saul @bles, @. 81. 80rger, Geo.
Deering, Sulius Commit, Matb:
Murenberg, @6uaro Corner, Serm.
&iffmeper, Matb. @eprens, Sobn
Braun, Moam S. &iemen5, Saeob
Sansfi nn6 Geo. &r3emid. @elegent>
li@ ser nod ser ct. Soiepbs>@er>
e~insperiammlung eebaltenen Ser
fammlung bes 3meigpereins Der 8.
8. MISREPRESENTATION nnr'
Sen aIs Direftoren auf flint Sabre
ermQblt: Geo. Deering, Mlois 6ra11-
fe, Mn6reos @ruber; auf BRET Sabre
81. s. &iemen5 nn6 Sl1lius Domintf.
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4itopsfi fat iid aus @eiun6beits-
riidtii9ten peranlaBt geieben, ii@ auf
unbeitimmte 3eit beurlauben gu lai-
fen, nno bo9m. &err Paul &1,id
bon Mleranoria lit nit Der 8altora-
ton Ser @emei,,oe in Golep betraut
mor6en, mabren6 bodtp. &err IS.
8an 1inter sic Bforrper,peiung Der
ct. Mariengemetn6e in Mleranbria
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Sim 81. Stunt fubr Elm gemalti-
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bauoes e%ntltanoen, geloidt uno
Ole Stride Dor pouftanoigem
&uin betuabrt meroen. Das Got
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flelne, ood Ole Mitglieoer befnnoen
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empfoblen meroen fam.
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btelt, mie er ein @leides tbat- bel
Der MadmittagSfeier, tpobei 6ie Crit
fommunifanten in sic Sfapulierbrl1=
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lebten Sonntag mltroe in iener Sir
DIE Sos Set ser Mpoltelfiriten &eter
& Saul, bas 8atronsfeit Der &C.
meinbe, gefeiert. - sSn Ser Stride gu
Sacobs Hrairie, tpo bo6m. p. Su=
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sic Ieier Ser eri item FL. &tnoertom=
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gen.
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air6li6e:Ma 6ri@ten

= Nad) einem am Dien1tag lebter
ISOLDE in Ser 81. SobanneS Stride
l5u 2aitrl1p bonn bodm. 9errn Stiegler
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