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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
CAMPERS IN CANYON
DANCE At P|NECREST
Management Of Inn Enter
tains Large Number of
Guests in Ballroom.

Piuecrest Inn. at the head OF Emil
grafton caDyon, was the scene OF 2
very pretty dancing party given last
Friday evening by the management and
owners Of the inn complimentary 10
cbout ijo cottage campers. The whole
place WAS brilliantly lighted with ro7ye-
fiom the hotci : private electric light
plant, Light refreshments were served
The Emigration CANYON railroad ran
a specia. CIR from the city 1T $40
clock for the accommodation of the
campers friends. All who attended
were profuse in their praise OF this
Dew mountain hostelry
commencing today regular meals viii
be served at Pinecrest Inn. great
many have expressed their intention
Of taking dinner there this afternoon
or evening. Dinner hours VIII be from
II 10 2:30 and from $50 to & p. m.
All the rooms of the hotel are not
finished. hat sufficient are ready TO
care for those desiring Immediate res
ervatiops.
The automobile road from salt Lake
City 10 Pinecrest Inn is in fairly good
shape now, and the trip can be made
In safety. As soon as il has been rolled
and covered with shale. il viii be sec
ond to none of the roads in the state.
Coipcident with the opening OF the
new hotel, the Emigration CANYON
Railroad company today puts into cf-
feet new and increased schedule on
the road over the Old Mormon trail.
The two new cars have not yet arrived,
but are expected mere within two or
three weeks, and then the service will
be improved again. Beginning today
and continuing during the simmer sea
son. trains will leave the Pioneer mos
ument daily at $50. 10 and ll:l0
o clock in the forenoon and at 2:1J.
$3.50. 5:15. $50. Q and l1:45 clock
IN the afternoon and night. 4 late
train will leave the hotel at 1875
clock
A new route viii be followed By the
Emigration canyon ears after TODAY.
They viii now arrive at Main street
on Second South and turn north, going
up Main to the monument. Then they
will go east 10 State, south 70 First
South, west to Main and south to Sec
ond South, on which they will proceed
to Mt. Olivet
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Duty Explained.

Senator Borah wanted 70 know what
induced the Democrats to put a duty
on aluminium Senator Shivley ex.
planned that the Dingley rates and the
Payne Aldrich rates on crude and man
ufactured aluminium were more than
three times as high as those in the pres
ent bill He said only low "revenue
duty remained In the proposed tariff.
tThat constitutes protection, doesn I
it?' asked Senator Borah.
Before Senator Shivley could reply,
Senator Reed produced an amendment
to the tariff bill proposed by Senator
Cummins, putting a duty of 6 cents a
pound on crude aluminium and 9 cents
a pound on the manufactured product,
The rates in the bill before the senate
are 9 and 81 cents a pound,
81 suggest that the Iowa senator's
ought 10 get together and have con-
ference on this matter - remarked Sem
ator Shivley
In discussing the tariff bill generally,
Senator Kenyon asserted there were
"men in this country so blinded by
partisansbip that they will actually be
disappointed if panic does not follow
this measure. if men are not idle and
children starving He said the coun-
try was not fearing the bill.
An attempt of Senators Burton and
Brandegee to have scissors and stSars
given the same duty as knives and
razors was defeated, u to 3S.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
VIII Keep or Fighting.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-Nenustiano Car
rama, governor OF the state Of Coahuila
and commander in chief or the Mexican
constitutionalists. has sent the following
answer In reply 70 a message from the
Times here asking him whether he would
agree 10 stop lighting II John Lind. Pres-
dent Wilson's personal emissary. should
.e-iacsJ the Huerta gov-rE.EvnI 20 cease
loStilities until the october elections were
held:
Answering your message. ] say TO y1J
that do not recognize the Hucrta admin
istra ton as legally constituted govern
ment. for which reason the obligations in
CURED with my comrades I'm arms in the
just defense Of our constitutional rights
cause us To continue the campaign that
as been begun until It is finished"
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Statement by Hopkins.

Mr. Hopkins later issued this state
mcnt;
1.-The charges Of Senator William Al.
den Smith are deliberately and ridieu-
iously false in every respect, | have
personally spoken to only one senator
relative 10 affairs in Mexico. and then
in regard TO the protection of certain
American citizens in Sonora, which
through Mr. Perez Romera, I was hap
PLY able 70 forthwith secure. | have
never discussed Mexican affairs with
anyone connected with the department
of state since the advent of the pres
ent administration, nor have / requested
anyone to seek any information for me
from that department, or to try TO in
influence its policy
:" Felix \, Summerfield. special agent
of the constituencies government. has
had no discussions on this subject with
any one connected with tho United
States government.
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@oA~ ESOES.
ME ~6R~ @, COM
G212& >

band, the Price band, the Tooele band
the Helper band, the Idaho Falls band
and many other Utah and Salt Lake
bands.
The street fair will be an elaborate
affair, and will include many such at
fractions as a sunny south German
village, an Egyptian palace, and other
similar features.
Eight of the floats which will be
seen in the electrical pageant are now
practically completed, and work is be.
ing rushed with all possible speed on
the remainder. The contract for the
wiring of the floats was entered into
last week.
In papers, commercial club literature
and railroad folders the carnival is be
ing advertised all over this and other
countries. General publicity of the
festival will De given in the next fold
ers issued by the Union Pacific and
Oregon Short Line companies. accord
ing to word received from Passenger
Traffic Manager Gerrit Fort. These
folders are distributed in all civilized
countries Of the world
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days Of the festival. On the evening
OF the 2Sth he will come down from his
wonderland abode in the Wasatch and
at Eagle gate will be met by thousands
OF his wards and children singing pa
trIotc airs. On this occasion he will
be given the keys of the city and wei.
coined to the city to which he is so
kind and generous.
On the same evening will be held the
grand ball, arrangements for which are
IN the hands of Mrs. Olive Hayens and
the Woman S Home Industry associa-
ton. Mrs. Havens is working hard to
make the ball an unqualified success
and it promises to be one of the biz so
cial functions of the season
Parades will be held on each dav of
the carnival. One of the most beauti-
ful OF these will be the flora parade,
III which hundreds Of automobiles. deco
rated with flowers and colored electric
lights, will participate. Through w. ID.
Rishe the Utah Automobile Trades as
soclation has promised TO secure several
hundred machines for this parade More
automobiles will be seen IN this single
pageant than has ever before been seen
in single parade in the west.
The resources and industries Of the
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NO REASON FOR IT
You Are Shown A Way Out.

There can be no reason why any
reader of this who suffers the tortures
Of an aching back. the annoyance of
urinary disorders, the pains and dan
gers of kidney ills will fail 10 heed the
word of resident of this locality who
has found relief, The following is
convincing proof;
Mrs. William H. Browne, 400 First
Ave, East Waterloo, Salt Lake City,
Utah, says: beginning nearly eleven
years ago. kidney trouble crept on me
until l got real bad, and was but a
shadow of my former self. had dropsy
and my body bloated. 1 was nervous
and irritable and found it impossible to
rest. Backache nearly drove me mad
used everything, including homo
remedies, without any relief. / finally
began taking Doan's Kidney Pills, pro-
cured at Schramm-J ohnson IS Drug
Store. until 1 was well and without any
sign of the trouble. l am very thank
full to Doan g Kidney Pills.
For sale at Schramm-J Johnson IS Drug
Store, Salt Lake City, Utah, and by
all dealers. Price soc Foster Milburn
Co., Buffalo, New York. sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name-Doan 's-and
take no other. (Advertsement.)
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Many Attractions.

The masquerade ball will be held in
the 'gulch. following the electrical
pageant. Several new attractions have
iust been secured for the ''gulch. -
where the street fair will be held Cash
prizes and silver cups will be offered
for The best showing in the floral. in.
duStria and civic parades. Business
houses. individuals. men 5 and women S
organizations and commercial and civic
institutions are now working night and
dav 10 make a showing that Will win
fame aad money.
Many notable bands will appear in
the events at the celebration. Ar.
raLgemcnts are being made for the APP
pearance Of The Boston Montana band
OF Butte. the Grand Junction City
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Expect Large Delegations.

Communications are received daily
telling of the large delegations which
will be in this city from outside states,
From letters which have been received
it is evident that people will come from
all parts of the western states TO at
tend the great Salt Lake festival
A pretty feature Of the carnival viii.
be visit from "Chief Ohadi' of
Idaho. Chief "ubadi' is TO Idaho
what the wizard - Hat Um- Az is TO
Utah and Salt Lake. and il is planned
to have the two n)ythical dignitarics
meet in this city. Such meeting
would bc highly profitable to the bust,
ness interests Of the two states. and
should prove one Of the interesting z
features of the celebration.
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There IS one ingredient In S. S. s..
which peculiarly stimulates cellular or
slandulav activity to select from the
blood or from the fine network OF
blood vessels In the skin, those ele-
ments which 1t requires for regenera-
ton.
Thus pimples. acne. eczema, lupus,
or any other blood condition that at
tacks the skin or seeks en- outlet
through the skin. IS met with the an
tidotal effect OF S. s. s.
This is why skin troubles vanish SO
readily and why they do not return.
You can get s. S. s. in any drug
store, but insist upon having IT. The
great Swift Laboratory in Atlanta
Ca prepares this famous blood puri-
fer, and you should take no chance by
permitting anyone 20 recommend a
substitute. And II your blood condi-
ton is such that you would like to
consult specialist freely, address the
Medical Dept. The Swift Specific Com
pany lS2 swift Bids Atlanta, Ga.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
SESSION FREE FROM
ATTEMPTS AT BRIBERY

JEFFERSON CITY, No, Aug. o.
The Cole county grand jury. which in
vestigsted rumors Of illegal lobbying in
the Missouri legislature, which was in
session last winter, today filed it's re-
port.
"We are firmly of the opinion that
the last session of the legislature prac-
tically was free of any attempt at
bribery the report says, Fand the ef-
fort 10 enforce the anti-lobby law
should be made during session OF the
legislature, and not months after il had
adjourned,
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Killed.
p Lose Your Tan,
treckles or Wrinkles
. Woman,a TrIhI1n.A

~" Woman's TrIbune.)
otoring, an afternoon on the
u or golf links, sunbath on
exposure on sea trip, often
oeep tan or Il vivid crimson
piexing still. a vigorous crop
a Very necessary thing then
wax. which removes tan,
rsckles quite easily. II llt-
4 2n the affected skin-just a
time, so there's no hurt o.
me skin comes off in almost
~ particles. no trace of the
SHOWN, Get an ounce OF
Esx at your druggists and
my as you would cold cream,
on mornings, In q week OF
nave an entirely new skin
gear: transparent and OF q
{e whiteness.
20 apt TO form at this season
and quickly, removed BY
race In a solution OF pow.
's; 4 oz-, dissolved in Witch
Lnis is not only a valuable
3s has a beneficial tonic ef-
>oyertiscnent.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
MOOD AND ETTOR
|CALLED To DULUTH.
Dock Strikers Are Losing
|ound; Movement OF
Trains Resumed.

18th, MINI, . Aug. o.-William
wood and Joseph j. Ettor, In
4 Workers of the World organ
ave been asked to come to Du'
assume charge of the ore dock
+. strike.
!. p Cannon, member of the |.
who has been in charge here
Superior, made this statement
Cannon declared the decision
+, the I. W. w. leaders here was
fonight aud that "A telegram had
|>nt to New York City urging
A and Ettor TO hasten TO Du-
r,nnon says they have answered
"a will come.
snt W. A. McGonagle and Sup
|5eut J. ". Kreitter of the Du-
abe and Northern railroad, to-
.clared that the strike practical
an end and that a complete
I'D be employed at the docks
fban 100 men are at work fill
1ners tonight. The movement
|rains from Proctor was resumed
.rements from the mines were
A before morning.
n Hal Workers of the World agi
||ill are defiant and declare the
Of the organization will be
10 Duluth TO lead the strike.
<ocialists have called a meeting
law afternoon TO protest against
.bposition to the strike. Chief
|< Treyer served notice that par
ii open air demonstrations will
aIlowed. "and if you start, we
b you he said.
Ling TO word received tonight
h Little. member Of the execu-
1rd- of the Industrial Workers
World. has been found on a
Al isolated house near Holyoke.
Little disappeared on Tuesday,
after leaving the docks in Su-
His., and strikers claim that he
|naped and taken 20 the farm
He is being brought in an auto |
ID this city,
ned band Of Industrial Workers |
Xorld left about IL O'Clock for
. MINI. to rescue Frank Little.
cuarded, ii is alleged, by rail
IFetiyes. 4 vote was taken at
1C of the /. W. ", here tc,.ight,
|ocision was reached to rescue
if We must wade through blood
I;m.
Iob was armed with all sorts
|6ns.
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New Plan Proposed.

WASHINGTON. Aug 9.-Concert of
western hemisphere. the United States,
Brazil. Argentina and Chile. on the MeXi-
can situation, was suggested In a pub
lie statement today by Representative
Kahn OF California. lie pointed out that
none OF those countries had recognized
the Huerta government and all should act
in unison in an effort to restore order
thnrn
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CHECK IS PUT UPON
DEBATE IN SENATE
Continued from Page one.)

TO that cause ana had the ear of the
Taft government, and. he believed still
had the OF the state department.
DO you claim he had been lobbying
with members Of congress?" asked Sena-
tor Cverman, who suggested calling the
men before the lobby committee.
II claim ne has attempted to influence
the department OF state and I claim
that he had much 10 do with the removal
of ambassador WILSON, retorted Senator
Smith. III the senate wants proof let
IT summon these two men and expose
this ijnts
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KENYON ATTACKS
ALUMINIUM TRUST
Continued from Page One.)

was not to sell ANYTHING 10 several Euro
pean countries. He called this sn amaz-
ing contract and wondered if Demo-
Gratis who arranged the present bill
should have thought il necessary TO put
duty on aluminium under these cir
cumstances.
"Hsve any criminal prosecutions
been brought - asked Senator Pom
creme.
~ don t know; there was a decree
to which the American company as
sented. ! think it is a fertile field. -
said Senator KENYON,
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Swanson Defends BRYAN.

Senator Swanson defended the right
Of the secretary OF state 10 listen 10 the
representations OF the revolutionists or
anyone else and asked Senator Smith
why he had delayed eight months in
making a report on such wonderful
information 10 the senate.
Senator Smith explained that Hop
kins testified before his committee last
February. Senator James retorted that
testimony before committee last Feb
ruary should not be made the basis OF
q charge that Hopkins had the ear OF the
present administra tion.
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Believes Foreigners Safe.

NEW YORK Aug. 9-Senor Carlos
Pereyra. who sailed today to assume his
duties as Mexican minister TO Belgium,
declared that he had seen none of the
anti-Americau demonstrate reported in
his country and expressed bis belief that
Americans and other foreigners are per-
'ectIy safe In Mexico.
The disorder that follows moving into
new house is not surprising said
Senator Pereyra, "and Mexico is Just
now in such position. There is chaos
in some places, but time will stralghten
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
Comment in Paris.

PARIS. Aug AL the news dis
patches from Washington published in
France describe a rupture between the
United States and Mexico as being prob
ably close at hand. Comment on the
Mexican situa tion is sparse 1t recognizes
the difficult responsibility OF the United
states and suggests that the peace poll
ces OF President Wilson and Secretary
o. State Bryan are likely TO disappear
In tbc presence OF realities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
Argentine ENTERPRISE.

BUENOS AYRES. Aug. An APP
preparation Of $4,000 requested by
the Argentine government for the pur-
chase of a building at Washington for
the Argentine legation TO the United
States, was approved today by the SEN
ate committee.
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Agent Appointed.

WASHINGToN, Aug. 9.-Joseph W.
Wheatley was today appointed super.
vising agent Of the customs service in.
yestigating customs frauds, succeeding
John r, Wilke, who resigned several
weeks ago. For several years Wheat.
ley has been in charge of the special
customs agents in New York.
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To Stop Scaling
of Psoriasis
This Troublesome Skin Disease
Promptly Checlzes by a very
Simple Attention.

A lady in Lexington,
KY, says that before
she began using s. s. s.
psoriasis broke out ~
frequent tGrv ais
where she thought il
cured. But by getting
her blood under con-
troll BY the influence
OF S. S. s., the disease
entirely disappeared
and there was never
again the slightest
sion nf -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10

era prisoners said food was scarce in
Moncloya
Concentration Of troops. believed. TO
forecast attack on Moncoya next
week, began today when the advance
guard OF 1000 men from the neighbor-
hood OF Saltilio arrived here.
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I|O|V Of LIND
MEXICO OUTLINED
ntinued from Page Two.)

4 8 mission, has cleared the at
< of apprehension regarding his
~ the eaniial. which was built
'5 traeenblc 10 no definite
W ncverthc!ess persistent in
*f'liiy 10 his coming.
Secrecy.
'ent credence had been gwen to
umvfs, apparently by those
Sitn The arrangements of MIR.
ZIP from Vera Cruz TO Mexico
induce the utmost secrecy. The
7<ates embassy has withheld all
|'on respecting his movements,
NOT known tonight Oy what
w come TO the capital, or
Vf bis arrival.
@1dape s note to Secretary
Eaetlcally was his last official
MISTER. Fredico Gamboa took
h minister of foreign affairs
y" assumed charge of the min
HctiatcIy.
"'iofs tor tomorrow S demon
'e being continued. but there
|ear that it will take on anti
complexion.
b Bryan.
note to Bryan WAS as fol
ing your telegram TO Presi-
- the rumors il mentioned
~ foundation. Mr.. Lind, like
ner, may pass through the
ssly. without being subject to
Hn citizens, like other for.
se enjoyed and will continue
pe most complete guarantees
OF the Mexican government
All are under the protec-
Avs, ant the case of MIR.
-ot modify our Intentions.
more, there should exist
nor anxiety respecting the
Foreigners; for which there
no foundation.
ing mediation, of which
been made, the government
mas made its declarations. -
derals Killed.
ttiONALIST FIELD HEAD
HACIENDA HERMANAS.
Eagle Pass, Tex, Aug. q
cs!on of federal troop train
szos and the killing and
many soldiers on August
aeny reported here today by
Solonel Elizindo, command
r,onailsts between Laredo and
Eonstitutionalists are reported
nsta mente and San Geronimo.
iederai cavalrymen dashed
but Were driven back.
Fith considerable loss, Sew
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-10
Americans in Danger.

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 9.-WYlbur T..
Gracey, United States consul at Pro-
gresso. In the state OF Yucatan. has re-
quested that the United States gunboa
Wheeling, which Is patrolling the lower
Sulf coast, be sent to Progresso. where
Americans are said TO be in danger,
battle In which 900 rebels are re-
ported 10 have been engaged has oc-
CURED near the city, though tho result
Is not yet known here.
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Writ Denied.

AUSTIN. Tex, Aug. e.-Applications
Tor a writ OF habcas corpus for 200 Mex
leans, removed this week from Texas 10
Fort Rosecrans Cal, was denied toda y
by Federal Judge T, s. Maxey, because
Of lack OF Jurisdiction The majority of
the Mexicans had fled across the line 10
escape Constitutionalists at Aqua Prieta.
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Arrested in Ell Paso.

Ell, PASO. Tex, Aug. 9.-Juan DozaI.
chief Of staff 10 Paucho Villa, was ar
fcisls today.
American smelling officials al Chi
nuahua are making efforts TO get a car
ioad OF American women and children 10
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Principles of Success.

To these thousands of visitors the
Wards of the Wizard win expound the
principles of success which are the Sc
cret of this great state, They will be
shown the wonderful resources and
great industries of Salt Lake City and
Utah, and great deal of advertising
for Salt Lake City and Utah will be
obtained which could not be secured in
any other manner.
During the three days Of the carni-
val, the Wizard, "Hat. .Um-Ai, - the in
verted spelling Of 81 Am Utah. will
be the guest Of his wards and the loyal
citizens Of this community for the three
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