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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11
$3.50

$3.50.
..ur south on 11th ave. pc
and M, 2ix10 rods TO al
Terr1s.
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ASHTON IMPROVEMENT CO,
70 West So. Temple.
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1O-ACRE FARM AT HOLIDAY, NEAR
car: 5-room house, tools; IL acres
Strawberries: ! acre of small fruit; >
acres cherries and peaches; best water
right In Holiday, Would trade for city
property or sell on terms. The owner
needs a good automobile, which could be
taken as first payment s6500.
UNITED HOME BUILDERS CO.,
502-03 Walker Bank Bldg. Was. 1885.
bl547
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$3.50.
5-room modern, 10th East and
Browning avenue.
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Abstracts-Title Insurance

UTAH SAVINGS Sc TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance.
attend to all details in transferring ana
rnortgaging land titles. Capital. $500. 900.
235 Main. s2529
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WOoLF BROTHERS COMPANY,
Selling Agents.
Walker Bank Building,
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Demand for farm products always ex-
ceeds the supply
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CORNER 7-ROOM MODERN BRICK
house for sale or trade, 37s South Sth
West. b1015
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Come IN and let us tell you more
about the advantage Of getting
a home In this convenient dis
trict.
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Write for particulars.
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we arrange railway rates and afford
you every opportunity to sec this land
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TO RENT. 5-ROoM MODERN COT
tage, with yard fenced, on pavement
or near pavement; must be hrst-class.
Call Hyland 1049-J. bliss
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For Sale or Trade

ALL OR PART DESIRABLE INCOME,
property on 7th e. bet, End and srd
So; i-apt. bldg. 6-rm, cottage on prop
erty Will take as part payment or
5-room mod house. Terms to suite; /;
make offer. Was, 1898. b1257
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Real Estate TO Exchange

EXCHANGE: 500 FEET SLIGHTLY
sloping frontage, located about 1000
feet north OF state capitol. for northern
or central California land. Value $4,000.
Address 2514 Etna street. Berkeley. Cal
1899
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HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO,
66 West Broadway
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a large tract of rich well watered land
In good climate now ready
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13
STATE DEALERS
 WILL BE HERE
Automobile Show Will Be Largely Attended by Out side Dealers, Who Are Fast Joining the Associa- tiOn

Answers in droves are coming Tn to invitations that were sent out by the Arizona automobile association for the show All the state seems to be taking a strong interest in the coming exposition of the new est 1913 models in the first annual automobile show in the Ferguson Mohn garage beginning tomorrow.
 The decorations are being tnstai- led as fast as the progress of the builders will permit. So far all that has been put in is a lot of streamers circling the roof tree and emanating in a number of directions along the caves. The prevailing colors are light shades of pink, green, blue and some white to set them off.
 The big automobile show sign went up yesterday, McCondra. Nor rison working and Billy Ferguson looking on and giving orders. The sign went up in pretty good shape in spite of these handicaps.
 Other signs were installed in the interior by the different dealers and others were prepared for installation this morning. Some of the cars will in place by this evening.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

miral Southerland. commander in chief of the Pacific fleet. Captain William l.. Gimer, due at Ma2atlan on Fri day.
 South Dakota. fourteen thousand ton armored cruiser Captain Charles H. PIunkett, due at Acapulco on Sun day.
 Within call to supplement this force are the Cruiser Denver enroute to Acapulco. Salvador the transport Buff falo, at COrinto, Nicaragua, the Crui- ser Des Moines, enroute to Blue fields, Nicaragua, due there Saturday, the Gunboat Nashville enroute to Puerto Cortez, Honduras, the Gunboat Annapolis, enroute to Amapala, Hon. duras
 Battleships Wyoming. Florida, Ar kansas, North Dakota, Michigan, South Carolina, Minnesota, Idaho and Ohio and seventeen torpedo boat destroyers and many auxiliary craft l of the Atlantic fleet remain with | Rear Admiral Badger, commanding | the Atlantic fleet at Guantanamo.
 It is the feeling of the administra- | tion that these plans embody all that l can De uOfle at llllS tililt 1OA IASA ' has been a sufficient number of warships dispatched, not only to ob- serve developments, but to practically create neutral zones in the ports | where they lie in which Americans and other foreigners in Mexico may find safety.
 It has been suggested in some quarters that to land troops in Mex ico. would be such an act of wal
 as could be justified only with th' approval of congress. Many mili
 tiary officers fail to see the distinc
 ton between such landing of troop;
 on foreign soil in case of anarch!
 and the employment of marines fo
 the same purpose. as was dane il l Nicaragua recently.
 To meet the constitutional oD
 lection in the case of the transport
 sent to Vera Cruz it is understoo
 the commanding officers vii be in
 structed not to land troops eXcep
 on congressional authorization Thei presence on the coast it is felt wi
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13
COMPLETE PROGRAM
 AZTEC SUN FETE
Tonight at 500

Military banquet at Adams, to which all military and militia members, members of rifle clubs and veterans are invited by Phoenix Rifle club.
 Speakers: Governor Hunt Ma tional Protection;" Adjutant Gen eral Charles w. Harris, Ma tional Rifle Association;" Vice president elect Marshall. an ad- dress: General A. J. Sampson. Militia of Our Country, and Dr. N. D. Brayton, Conquest of Disease in Canal Zone" with baloptican views); Col. Coggins, The Modern Army Rffle;" pr. Boido, "Projectiles, velocity and penetration; Col McCHntock, The New Army" Dr. Redewill, An Armory for Phoenix" Lieut. Monical, surgeon, Effort of Pro- jectile Penetration on the Body" Judge Joseph Kibbey Militia"
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

doubtless have a strong moral effect on the cOntending factions in MeXi- co and more than a weeks time can be saved in placing soldiers just where they would be needed in case the danger to foreign lives and prop erty should become more iminent.
 Unless one side or the other acheives a decisive victory in the city of Mexico within the next day or two. it is probable that Ambassa- dor Wilson will be instructed to try and induce the American residents at the capital to go to the ports and other places of safety and rep resentatives of other foreign nations will be expected to do the same One great element of danger in the situation arises from the presence in the city of Mexico of about IT, GOO foreigners, whose home govern | ments are known to be in receipt of many heart-rending appeals for assistance. Recognizing the disposi- l ton of the United States govern ment to extend the same protection to these Europeans and Asiatics as 1 to it's own citizens so far none of | | foreign powers in Washington have
 done more than make a few inquiries
 at the state department as to the 1 actual situation in the Mexican capi tai.
 The wholesale excavation of the lcity by the foreign element would involve enormous financial loss and
 looking to the precedents established in the civil war it is doubtful if any
 compensation could be eXacted from
 the government that exists after the close of the hostilities in Mexico. l. is altogether apparent that the ad- ministration is likely to find it very difficult to adhere strictly to this de-
 clared policy of nOn-intervention, fl
 the situation in the city of Mexico is
 not materially changed for the better in very short time.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

rication stricken out but the house would not. Brooks wanted the regiS- tration to take place this year ln- the event a special election was called Du' tho house wouldn't have anything to do with that either.
 Kanes bill to punish those who throw glass and sharp articles on the pupllo roads to injure auto tires and do such like mischief was on motion referred to the judiciary committed
 Kerr requested his bill passed by the bouse the day previous, and known as the house Yuma bridge bill was re- called from the senate out of courtesy to that body.
 Lincoln Celebration. The earlv hour of the house dellbe- rations was taken up with a nlce htt'e
 Lincoln celebration, in honor or the birthday of the first martyred presl- dent. Captain KeltOn of Cochlse couh-
 tv 2 former confederate soldier, moved | that his colleague Judge Duncan, Tor | noarlv a union soldier be granted unan- 1 irous consent to read the Gettysburg 1 address of Lincoln, which was unani- mousFv agreed to. Judge Duncan | mounted the rostrum and with a copy of the Republican in his hand read
 from if the immortal words of the great | Lincoln.
 Captain Kelton then delivered te'- ling speech on the emancipator and told
 of the calamity it all was to the south l when Lincon was killed. Alexander 1 Barker of Pinal told of being little
 bare footed boy when Lincoln was killed. He remembered at his little | nome town in Louisiana, that a con- | federate locomotive was driven through the town all decorated in crepe, and he was told that this was because Lln- coln had been assassinated
 Judge Powhatan Wren of Yavapal, confederate soldier spoke of "One country. one flag" in a telling way. | All this was spread upon the mlnutes'
 Reports from committees were then
 in order after which the house went
 into the Committee of the whole. In the Senate. While the house was turning down an anti lobbying bill, the senate was nassing Wood of Yavapai's bill on the
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13
Deblorable Child
 Labor Conditions
 H New York State
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

ALBANY, Feb. 12.-How children of tender years slave for hours in canning sheds with blistered fingers wrapped in rags and likewise in tenements making toys, flowers and plumes, and how women work in in dustrial establishments in this state, sometimes for mere pittances. was graphically described in the report of the state factory Investigating com mission submitted to the legislature today.
 The report says the canners operat- ing in the rural districts never have obeyed the state child labor law, be cause they never had to-
 Employment of mere babies the commission holds, has been the re suit" and adds that of 1259 children found at work in thirty three sheds, the eldest was fourteen and the youngest three.
 Many canners, the report explains are opposed to the employment of children and half of them do not resort to it, but "as the canning in dustry is largely devoted to the eX- ploitation of foreigners, the parents of the children make them work.
 Of the women workers the report says:
 No woman can work from It to 21 hours day for weeks, and Tn some cases even months, without permanent injury to her health.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13
Friday Morning on N. c. A.
 Rifle Ranqe

Individual shooting competition for members of civilian rifle clubs of Arizona. Cup and five medals given by president Boido, Phoenix Rifle club to be shot for. Three ranges at ?, and 500 yards.
 Opening of the Aztec Sun F'ete down town All stores and of fices closed, streets cleared and decorated.
 zoo D. m.-Members state legislature and state officers, county and city officials meet at board of trade with automobiles for big military and civic parade. Parade will be lined up on West Adams near board of trade, vii march east on Adams past main portion of business blocks. turn into Washington and proceed west.
 Speaking in city hall plaza: Mayor Christy Governor Hunt, Vice e-president- elect Marshall and Hon. Robt E. Morrison. Starting in the morning there will be an automobile exposition in the Ferguson Mohn company's s new garage on north Central avenue. The first day there will be just the ordinary stunts of entertainers in addition to the | display of the best Phoenix deal CTS can put up in the way of i 1913 models of automobiles. The show will be open all day and in | the evening, too.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
 Ninth Day. Wednesday February 12.
In the Senate.

In Ire 0endICs
 The following bills were intro duced.
 s. B. 35. by Wood of Yavapai. For the relief of Eli $. Perkins, who compiled the revised statutes of 1901 s77.50. S B. 36. by Kinney of Gila. An act relating to real estate and mine 1 brokerage agents. S. B. 37. by Wood of Maricopa. An act providing for reclamation of arid lands of the state, establish 1 ing a reclamation service or the state, providing for the sale of s2o'- i 100000 of bonds for necessary 1 funds to carry out the work of the same.
 i s. B. 3S by Lovin of Mohave. 1 Allowing counties, towns ana school districts to bond themselves more than four per cent of the net assessed valuation. $. B. 39. by Wood of Marlcopa- Repeating the gross income tax on private car lines and providing Tor a general levy on them as on other taxable property by the state tax commission.
 In the House.
 H. B. 25, by Graham of Cochise Amending article 10 of the consh- 1 tuition prohibiting the sale of schoo lands.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

scrawny. it is a shame Why can not I be like other women? I do not work hard and have pretty good health"
 Answer: You can be like other women" if you will follow my advice, which is to use three grain hypo- nuclane tablets packed in sealed car tons with directions, and most widely prescribed by intelligent physicians everywhere. They improve the nut1- ton, add red blood cOrpuscles to the blood, improve the complexion, but thorough and regular use must fol- low to get these good results. MT Ben" writes: My joints are becoming so stiff from rheumatism that I can scarcely walk. Is there any help for me?
 i Answer: Of course there is help | for you and for ali others who suffer from rheumatism. Take the following i and you will be entirely cured. lod1de of potassium drams; sodium sah- i cvlate 4 drams; wine of COlchicum, F oz.: comp. essence cardiol, 1 oz.; i comp. fluid balmWort, l oz.; and syrup i sarsaparilla, ozs. Mix and take a teaspoonful at meal time and again at ! bedtime.
 Mary J." says: Every winter l have cold which lasts till spring. have tried several doctors prescrip-
 tions but they do no good so 1 ask
 you what to do.'
 | Answer: The best medicine to re- lieve colds and coughs is made by
 mixing the contents of 212 oz. bot
 tie of essence mentho laXene with
 honey or home made sugar syrup Full
 directions for making are given on
 the bottle and also how to take, You
 will find this will cure your cough in a very few days and it is perfectly
 harmless and pleasant to take.
 Miss A writes: T have very
 bad case of dyspepsia. l am afraid tc
 eat a hearty meal My breath is bao
 and I am cross and irritable most ol
 the time.'
 Answer: If you will get the fol lowing tablets and take accordins to directions which accompany tho
 
 package, you will soon be rid of al distress in your stomach. It will also
 help your constipation. They ar'
 called tablets triopeptine and are pack [ ed in sealed cartons. If this trouble ? is allowed to stand it will cause ap pendicitis, so begin taking at once. = Helen" writes: Please tell m l what to do to gain an appetite. r cannot eat and am thin and nervous
 Answer: You need a good systen D tonic and the best one that coul' Q tell you of is Syrup of hypophos I Dhites comp Ozs. tincture cadomen p comp. 1 oz. Mix and always shak
 well before using. Take teaspoon
 ful before meals for several week I and you will gain an appetite an Q your whole nervous system will f restored to it's natural state.-(AdVer q tisement0
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

To add to the difficulty in keep ing close touch with the situation word came to the state department late today from Consul Garrett at Laredo. Texas. that all wires are down south of Monterey and the complete severance of telegraphic communication between the united States and it's embassy in the city of Mexico at this critical juncture easily might bring about change of the policy of the administration at least to the extent of opening up line of communication between the Mexican capital and Admiral Fetch CTS ships at Vera Cruz by naval expedition if necessary
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

some, subject to certain death in the house A number of bills were lntro- duced. some read a second time. reports from committees received, and the Flagstaff protest against the division of Coconino county noted.
 In the committee of the whole the Wood of Maricopa county Fair bill was referred to the appropriations com mittee at Woods request, while the Davis bill providing for a registration after a short discussion was sent on it's way rejoicing.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

Miss Berie w. asks Will you kindly prescribe a safe remedy to re- duce my weight? I prefer a tablet, as l cannot take liquid medicine"
 Answer: Obtain of any well-stock- ed druggist a tube of 5-grain arbo- Iene tablets and take as per the direc- tions which accompany the packages. You will reduce at the rate of a pound a day after the first few days of treatment. This remedy reduces gOitre also.
 Howard" writes: What can l take for headache, dark spots before my eyes, dizzy spells and also constipa- uon?"
 Answer Constipation is the cause of all your trouble, but 1 can cure you if you will follow my directions. Get at the drug store three grain sulpherb tablets (not sulphur. These are packed in sealed tubes and con tain full directions. These little tab lets purify the blood, the bowels and liver are stimulated into healthy ac- tion and will gradually cure your trouble
 Little Girl"-To cure your child of bedwetting get tincture cubebs, dram; comp. fluid balmWOrt, 1 oz., and tincture rhusaromatic, ? drams. Give 10 to 15 drops in water about one hour before meals.
 Doctor: T have been a sufferer of catarrh of the head for many years It has also affected my stomach bowels and blood. I suffer greatly and would appreciate an immediate answer
 Louise: I should recommend the following local treatment for you: Get two ounces of Vilane powder and to 3 pint of warm water add One-half tea spoonful and snuff from the palm o1 the hand through the nostrils two ol three times daily. In connection with this make a catarrh balm of one ounce of vaseline or lard and a leve teaspoonful of Nilane powder. apply this balm to the nOstrils as far III as possible Also obtain the following ingredients. mix, shake well and take a teaspoonful four times daily: Syrul sarsaparilla comp, i ozs.; comp. fluit balmwort, 1 oz.; fluid extract buchu 1 oz.
 Kathryn" writes: If you know 0 anything that will stop prematur badness, cure dandruff and itchini scalp, I should appreciate a reply
 Answer, The following simple rem edy will cure dandruff and promote luxurious growth of hair. Ask fO plain yellow minyol which can be ha in i oz jars and use regularly accord ing to directions. I have seen tn most astonishing results from it's us that 1 heartily recommend it to a who suffer with any disease of tn scalp.
 Mrs A. F." writes Really if could find a true remedy to increas my weight, I should be the happies woman alive, I am so thin an
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

p T. A. MEETlNG-The parent teachers association of the Adalr" school which was to have met thls al- ternoon is postponed until Thursday February 20 at 3:15 P. M.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13
Sunday Ni1ht

Annual banquet of automoblle dealers and their guests from out of the city. Speeches and toasts as outlined in The Republican yesterday morning.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

Hire a little Salesman at The Re- rublican office. A Want Ad VIII see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

PARSONS OF DOUGLAS-Hon. A. F Parsons of Douglas, who was member of the constitutional conVen- ton is a visitor to the city for te" days, coming up on business.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13
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Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

Nominations and PyrotechnIcs
 A high power search light will illuminate the streets and Camel back mountain, and red anu green fire will be displayed all cover the city and in the hills.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13
INTERVENTION FROM

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Arizona republican., 1913-02-13
HOUSE KILLS ANTI

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Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

Evening-OId time dance at Adams after the automobile show Mine Host Adams has promised to keep the doors of the ball room bolted until the automobile show is over. which will be about 10:30 Then things tear loose in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13
Second Day

Auto show opens in the morn ing
 1:OO-F'loats and automobiles assemble for historical pageant,
 1:3O-The great historical pa geant pOrtraying the making of the west. from the Dawn of America" in the meeting of the Conquistadores with the Aztecs until the Awakening of the west as eXemplified by the new CT industries springing up under irrigation systems.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-13

AfternoOn-SOme more auto show.