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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17

There is scarcely a member OF Mr.
lNeilys company at the Colonial this
week who does not share with the star
production OF "Get-Rich- Quick WalIing-
i9rd So great "A hit with Salt Lakers.
Mr. Burke, In the role OF Andy Dempsey,
The proprietor OF the Palace hotel in
Bat,iesburs. Ia. offers a splendid char
nctcr deiineation and Arthur Morse Moon
- q scream MS Eddie Lamb. the hotel
clerk II with $1,000 in cash that he wants
NalIinsiord To invest for him. The play
etoses saturday night and next week
beginning sunday evening Mr.. Kelly will
otter THE Fortune Hunter" at the COL
onial.
Grand opera selections. sung BY real
artSts. feature an excellent bill at the
Orpheum this week The Florentine
singers. with Marion Littlefield as the
star. present many beautiful grand opera
selections. The company Is the best Of
tue Klhd that has appeared here In vaude-
vile Miss Littlefield possesses a con-
traito voice OF rare range and sweet
ness. The other seven are all soloists
Tonight Is the regular weekly society
Lovers of good amusement should be
pleased with the excellent bill booked at
t.rr the Rex theater today and tomorrow.
Toys OF Destiny" is given superb pre-
sentatlon by the Powers company. and
should prove a tremendously popular
otferlng. Abslnthe' is Gem drama
cleverly acted and we'll staged "The
Actress a drama OF the Rex kind. takes
prominent part on the progra mne.
Bearer OF Burdens" should appeal to
al as II relates a story OF latter-day
life.
Judging from the advance sale OF
seats. the Garrick theater promises 10
be packed from cellar to garret. and
everybody seems to be unusually inter
ested in the chorus girls contest. which
will be held tonight Immediately after
each performance, The "honey girls are
displa ying more or less anxiety. AS they
expect that. the contest money wil come
hard, for there are four new girls who
come direct from Chicago and are said
to be up In any number of specialties,
a fact which will add interest to the
contest And again. each OF the girls
has her friends. who come all In bunch
and do all the boosting in their power
for their favorites
The Dill opening at the Mehesy the
ater today is diversified. The Tinest OF
Stars" is the headliner. Dhotoplay about
amateur night at a theater Another
Mans Wife" and THE Hundred Dollar
BIZ are also included in the pro-
gramme.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-17

Mined by INDEPENDENT COAL e COKE CO.. Ken
Ivorth. NJ. Mgr; Jas r..
Paterson. v. P,.Treas,i F, A. DruehI secy.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
DR.. LEN BROUGHToN
CHAMBER .MEMRPD.
AID MEN Sign m,

Dr. Len g. Broughton is p re..,
London. England. and like,ris. ,-'lsnl q
Der of the Atlanta Chambor % len'
merce. He took up his re.ig' ' 'on-
London about "a year ago. ana L,. L.ys 10
now a member of the chamba, ae q
joined yesterday at the Piedno,,.' a''ing
Dr. Broughton was par,aI., Aoisl
broiled lobster with his fris,4~s q
Campbell Morgan. and others a% 'l b,
was spied by members of.tbo ;g'en ls
club, who are soliciting lnoroh. ,lea'
the Chamber of Commerce ac 70.
him. ordered the leader Of the cba Wy lq'
committee on committees. u.h. h.'o'n'h
teasting with others in the Same vac
Charge the chairs" con,5 "s room
Bert Adams and Fred Houser 70 ,,'''''l te l
Mems Seven Hundred" urot '"s At
lantan now living in London 80. nv AZ
Dr.. BroughtOn gave wav b@t"pe
Ad Mems wedge" formation 'gIe Ii;
aside his salad spoon. he sigma Ildylts
member of the Chamber of ,o Cup up ass
and then made the members oo''IlneIcs
in which he declared that thora,s sP2eecl
abroad, his heart was still in lynn
Or. Morgan was also heard ana 'I1ana ba
dent Wilmer L. Moore thanked tb.r = ,ss
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
MARIE RAPPOLD ASKS
$50,O00.O0 FOR LOSS OF
VOICE IN r. R. CRASH

NEW YORK. March S.-Through her
attorney, Marie Rappold, the opera
singer, today served notice on the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad that she in
tends to bring suit for personal injuries
sustained in a collision on that road
between Trenton and Philadelphia on
February 20 last. A copy Of the notice
was filed in the county clerks office
in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Rappoid was on her way to
Washington at the time of the acci-
dent. In the crash. she claims, she was
thrown over the seat ahead of her and
Inflammation of the throat developed.
She was compelled to cancel her con-
tract and had to sail for Europe to
consult specialists to save her voice.
Her attorney, William Milliken, of No
375 Fulton street. did not make clear
how the accident caused the trouble
she complained Of
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
BULLETS AND STONES
FLY AS STRIKERS RIOT
AT CLEVELAND PLANT

CLEVELAND. OHIO. March S.-Bul-
lets mingled with rocks and other mis-
siles. hurled at the taXicabs bringing
strike breakers to the Mechanical Rub
ber Plant Company this morning. Mod
lfied weather brought out the largest
number of strikers since the strike was
called. A girl was injured.
Private detective strike guards rode
on the drivers seats Of the taXicabs,
but failed to awe the singing, shouting
bands of pickets. The rock throwing
brigade OF pickets met the cabs three
and four blocks away.
Manager Valentine received the de-
mands OF the strikers today but viii
reply to them Monday with refusal
Industrial Workers of the World strike
leaders say strike at the Chicago
plant OF the Mechnical Rubber Com
pany win be called early next week.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
ATANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS. SATURDAY, MARCH 1913
Town Doesn't Know
How to Name Mayor
To Succeed Convict
Phenix City, Ala, Executive Sen
fenced in Georgia Rose
From Mill Sweeper.

COLUMBUS, March S.-PheniX city
Ala. is in somewhat of quandary
Claude p Gullatt. who has been mayor
for the last several months, has been
convicted as an accessory before the
fact in an assault with intent TO mur-
der charge in Columbus, and sentenced
to year on the Georgia state prison
farm
The question that confronts the peo-
ple of Phenix City is how they shall get
rid of Gullatt as mayor. and in what
method a new mayor shall be elected
Some are of the opinion that the pres
ent mayor pro tenn will become mayor
while others believe that council should
elect a mayor while still others are OF
the opinion that the people should set
tie the question. In the meantime, the
mayor pro TEN. one alderman and an
other well known citizen are candl-
dates for the place, regardless of the
manner in which a new mayor may be
named
The history OF Gullatt IS rather a
striking one in many respects. AS a
boy he was very poor. His first work
was in a cotton mill, where he was en-
ployed to sweep floors. Clombing, steI
by step, ne became a merchant. bank
director a deacon in the First Baptist
church Of his home town, superintend-
ent of the Sunday school in his church
and was finally elected mayor, the high
est office within the gift Of the people
OF the town.
Something like fifteen months ago
or perhaps little more. he became ac-
ouainted with pretty girl, now only
10 years of age. and from that time
forward his course has been headed III
a downward direction.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08

DIES BEFORE GOVERNOR
ACTS ON PARDON PLEA

RALEIGH. y. c., March 8.-Govern-
or Craig Thursday declined the pardon
Of f. f. Powell. aged Is, serving sc
years for killing Sheriff Charles Dunn,
Of Scotland Neck, three years ago.
When the governor received from
the state prison notice Of Powelrs
death, he learned that the prisoner had
died before action upon the pardon.
Powell dangerously shot Paul Kitch-
in, brother Of Ex-Governor Kitchin. and
State Senator E l.. Travis, a cousin,
after he killed Dunn. The pardon was
sought by his daughter, who explained
that as result Of the tragedy her
mother had died her brother Aquilla,
committed suicide, and her father
wished to die free at his home
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
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Get large nifty cent case OF
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Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DON'T SCOLD AN
IRRITABLE CHILD
If tongue is coated, stomach
sour, breath feverish, give
Syrup of Figs to clean
the bowels.

Your child isn't naturally cross.
irritable and peeWsh. Mother EN-
anime the tongue. If coated, -
means the little ones stomach Is dis
ordered. live~ inactive and Its thirty
feet Of bowels D.ogGed with foul de-
caying waste.
every mother realizes after civ
ing delicious syrup OF Figs that
this is the ideal laxative and physlc
ror children. Nothing else regulates
the little ones tender stomach liver
and bowels 40 effectusliy. besides
they dearly love IT'S delightful taste
For constipated bowels. sluggish
liver. biHousness, or sour. disordered
stomach. feverishness, diarrhoea,
sore throat. bad breath, or to break
a cold. give one half 70 teaspoon
ful OF syrup Of Figs" and in few
hours all the cloeged up waste, sour
bic. undigested food and cQnsupated
matter win gently move on and out
OF the system without gripping or
nausea and you viii surely have
wellt happy and smiling child again
shortly.
with Syrup Of Figs YOU are not
dragging your children, being com
posed entirely OF luscious figs, SIENNA
and afomatics II cannot be harmful
Full directions for children OF all
ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the package.
Ask your druggist for the full
name syrup OF Figs and Elixir or
Senna" " prepared by the California
sig Svrup Co This Is the delicious
tasting. genuine old reliable Re
fuss anything else Qrferet
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
HERR FRIEDMANN
FINDS CHAMPION
! IN GOTHAM
New York Hospital Head De-
ClareS Noted German PhthiSis
Expert Is No Faker.

NEW YORK, March S.-Under abso-
lutte secrecy Or. Frederick friedman.
the noted Berlin scientist, today pro-
ceeded with further efforts TO convince
the doctors of America that his process
for the treatment Of tuberculosis pos
sesses merit and efficiency The doc
tor carefully fuarded at his hotel from
all intruders, absolutely declined to say
when he would next apply his treat
ment His brother, A. G. H. Fried
mann made the situation clear today,
when he said:
Il have no idea where my brother
viii operate next II ! knew. I would
not tell you People are making life
miserable for him and he is being sub
tected TO all sorts Of criticism. II Dr.
Friedman would be at certain place
at certain hour to treat patients, there
would come a host of persons suffering
from consumption and clamoring tor
treatment More would come than he
Souiu puSSIpIN Il cat J H' ItSuIl NouIt
be that patients not treated would go
away angry and denounce him and the
papers would say that the doctor re
fused to treat them"
Doctor Defends Friedman,
DR.. Max Landesman, director OF the
Peoples hospital, today came to the
support of DR. friedman in a state
rnent that followed an evening passed
with the doctor. DR.. Landesman said:
81 spent all OF last evening with Dr.
Friedman My idea In going to see
him was to ascertain if he were a falter.
/ am convinced that, whether or not bis
serum has merit he personally is not a
faker He named nine German sCien-
lists whom l know, of having investi-
gated his contention and who said that
his serum possessed merit He told me
where to find the reports. After the
investigation | went to the Academy Of
Medicine and hunted up the reports.
Savants Discussed Report.
Il found a report made in 1908. show-
ing the details of the discovery. and
there was a report in the Berlin Kiln
iche Hochenschiret, Of November 1S,
1912. in which the papers We're dis
cussed and the records given of the
l,lS2 cases mentioned to me by DR.
Friedman The report contained the
names OF twelve or fifteen distinguished
German scientists who certainly woulG
not have discussed the report in the
way they did If il were not matter of
genuine scientific Importance.
" asked Dr Friedman to come back
to our hospital He told me he would
treat no cases unless he had the rec
ords of the cases in German submitted
to him two days before the treatment.
He will come back and continue his
demonstration with US
He is today to treat some patients.
but was pledged to secrecy as to the
name and location of the institution"
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
ATLANTA MEN IN
CHILD LABOR
PROGRAM
Dr.. Claude Smith and Jerome
Jones to Speak at Jackson
vile Conference.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. March s.
Or. Claude Smith, city bacteriologist'
and Jerome Jones, labor leader and
Journalist. both OF Atlanta. Ga, viii
speak at the ninth annual conference
Of the National child Labor committee
in this city March 1916. The national
committee is the foremost organization
in the country having for its object the
doing away Of child labor, at least the
ameliorat ton of child labor conditions,
where that labor is unavoidable.
DIR. Felix Adler. head of the Ethical
Culture league Of New York, is chair
man Of the committee. Among his as
sociates are Jane Adams, Cardinal
Gibbons, John Mitchell. the labor lead
er: Senator Hoke Smith, of Georgia;
Senator Tillman,e Of South Carolina;
Clifford Plnchot, former head of the
national forestry department; Robert
Hunter. Judge Ben B. Lindsey, Bishop
Greer. Of New York and many others.
Every governor in the Union has
been asked to send delegates to the
conference. in order that each state
may be officially represented There
are 36 state child labor committees,
These will report TO the conference on
local problems and the progress of the
work in their respective states.
Among the eminent speakers who
will address the conference are:
Jerome Jones, labor leader and jour
nalist, Atlanta. Ga. Poverty and Low
Wages"
Dr. Claude Smith, Atlanta THE
Hookworm and the Cotton Mill
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
SWAMI WILL EXPLAIN
PRINCIPLES OF FAITH

The Unitarian church congregation
will have an opportunity Sunday of
hearing the noted teacher of the We
danta faith speak on his favorite sub
ject, The Kingdom Of God Within
You" In connection with his sermon
he will explain the practical side OF his
faith.
Swami Abhedananda is one of the
International figures in the affairs of
his church and this is but one of his
famous lectures which have attracted
attention.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
LIFE GUARDS.

The Life Guards are two rsgi.
ments of cavalry forming part Of
the British household troops. They
are gallant soldiers. and every Ioysl
British heart is proud of them. Nof
only the Kings household. but yours
ours, eyerybody's, should have II,
life guards. The need Of them is
especially great when the greatest
foes of life, diseases. find allies in
the very elements as colds. influenza.
catarrh, the grip and pneumonia do
in the storm month Of March. The
best way that we know of to guard
against these diseases is To- strength.
ell the system with Hoods SalSa,
parilla-the greatesl of all life
guards. 1t removes the conditions
in which these diseases make their
most successful attack, gives yigo
and tone to all the vital organs and
functions. and imparts genial
warmth to the blood. Remember the
weaker the system the greater til.
exposure to disease Hoods Sarsa-
parilla makes the system strong.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
u. S. SURGEONS TO TEST
DR.. FRIEDMANN'S CURE

WASHINGTON, March assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury sherman Al
len today designated Past Assistant
Surgeons John s. Anderson and a. NJ.
Stimson TO so to New York and CON
duct an official investigation of the
friedman serum and to attend any
clinics that Mr., Friedman may hold.
telegram was sent to DR.. Fried
mann today by Secretary Allen saying
that the government in every way will
aid MIN i'm his demonstrations.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
WOULD LIMIT AUTOS
TO rs MILES PER HOUR

MADISON. WIS, March Speed
maniacs VIII be regulated by machin-
cry instead of by law if the bill of
Assemblyman Richards becomes a law.
The measure provides that no automo-
bile with a maximum speed of more
Wisconsin,
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
SERVICE FOR TEMPERANCE

The TemptranCe| society," Of ST.
Johns Methodist church will give an
informal lecture on the progress of the
temperance cause tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. There will be several
short speeches, recitations and mu-
sical program has been arranged
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
II PESTERS 55 TO MARRY:
NOW WANTS SUPPORT

. HUNTINGTON. ". VA, March s.
Samuel Callicoat, So. charged with
non support, testified that his 17-year-
old bride pestered him into marrying
her, which he did lin order to get rid
of her The court advised d reconcil-
iation
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
ATE MUSTARD. DIES OF
PT0MAINE POISONING

CANTON. OHIO, March S-WhiIe
his parents were absent, Roderck Nc
Ken2ie, "A, gorged himself on mus
tard and died shortly afterward of pto-
main poisoning.
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
DR.. JACOBS TO PREAct,

Or ThornWell Jacobs. a favorite with
the St. Marks congregation. win III
the pulpit OF the church SUNDAY morn
me at II o'clock Dr. Hughlctr tho
pastor will preach az the church sun.
day night
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
Continued From Page Ono.


tn 49,. .,,.o,a,o.. .,road in sront 20
/ tho al.,.. ,,.a,, +,.,, e,rrot aoos ono of
/ +bo t-ni+ed c+o+os tba otber The Union
/ roc,l or c.ro,t prit,in sn,al,a,, Ameri-
can eagA croesad in nair. u,ere nIaced
ove,. the choir stand
/ Dr GRAY hiIIad n sneak this morn
ing vae not present when the time for
his address arrived. and when the crowd
had gathered
ID, p q EIinn chairman of the ev-
ecutive committee exnIained the pur-
uose Of tbe conferences declaring that if
| was To impress the people. the masses.
the individuals with a sense that evan
ge,ization of the world is their dutv,
and not the duty of the preachers alone.
THE work of good is not to be ac-
complished bv a duel between the lead
ers and the hosts of sin" he said. but
the whole army of the world must be
enlisted"
The same idea prevailed throughout
/ the morning. and in every word. The
| Atlanta Bible conference is by the ad-
mission of its leaders. most democratic
in it's methods and purposes
For All Atlanta.
The Atlanta Bible conference is for
all Atlanta and Atlantas good" said
Dr. Len G. Broughton.
I 1T is for the salvation of the city"
said Dr John E. White pastor of the
Second Baptist chutch, of Atlanta. who
/ took the place of Dr Gray on the pro-
cram.
we have city that We believe isl
/ being saved" he said and its saliva
( tion i. d,,a. In the fact that Christ ,,a1l,s
~.
''S S"T''S' MS presence Shouiu De
! everlasting ami everywhere. The city
salvation then would be complete.
| "Saiyaticn IS an inward grace and
t,,t,,, .h,+ t. -, =. - o.,, a,.
'''"l - MIA. - "esl'eu' an" "a"
I pe 91lNeNeu thIoush each or YOU.
I Religion and morality are indisSolu-
! bic and inseparable once they were
os,,n4.,. ,. in rho dave oc old po,,,o
! -. .,,.-.-.
| 'u' IN 'NN Joi"'" ''ie INo' ana no man
/ can put them apart. l hear sometimes
| that this effort to reform bv laws is
| futile. but the Old Testament ,,7ade
,,ro,-isio,- ,r.,. ,..f,r,, IA ,I,a, = -.
! - ''' ''''-'' -N"u '."' - pS
/ the WORKING OF inward grace.
He invested every one present, with
| the responsibility of the citv's saliva
tioD
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
Blast of Seniority Denounced
by NcbraSkan, Given Blow
by ProgreSSiVeS.
By JAMES B. NEVIN.


NNShINHlo'N' M7I'H H'-F uh ''"'-
ization Of how Senator Bacon's defeat
for president pro tenn Of the senate was
occon,rlisbad has come to official
g..
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-. ,,,,is,., ,i.. I,,o,c,, ,,.,.r. in
- 1ndaod mo wont irto the can
Gus eNpocting to be named to both
places
Senator Bacon. however has been in
disfavor with Mr. Bryan for some time
He was one of the senators included in
AIR Rrvan's remarks concerning the
blight of seniority recorded some time
ago and generally commented upon
,hrongbout the marion. Mr. Brvau has
never criticised AIr. Bacon outspokenly
In his newsuaper. but Bacon. ii is
known has boen uuder Brvan's suspi-
cion nevertheless
Ar Ba.o, auparcntlv madc some er-
e,rt ro.ontI,- fo lirt tbo blight of Rrv-
ans hostility and readily ioined in the
substitution of Senator Kern Mr. Brv-
ar,e riabt-hand man and spokesman in
tho senate for senator Martin. Mr..
Rrvan,s narticular "obnoxion" for floor
leader This was thought to have mol
Atlanta Georgian., 1913-03-08
AND
MORGAN OPEN
CONF FERENCE
Religious Enthusiasm Fills the
Large Audiences at Baptist
Tabernacle.
BIBLE CONFERENCE
TWO-DAY PROGRAM

TWO-DAY PROGRAM
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
} 3-Dr James NJ. Gray.
DIR. John r. Sampey
1:3O-Dr. J. Campbell Morgan.
SUNDAY.
1O-Dr ]. NJ. Gray.
11-Dr. q. Campbell Morgan.
3-Dr G. Campbell Morgan.
7;30-Dr. Len O. Broughton.
North Avenue Baptist Church.
ll-Dr. L. G. Broughton,
} 7:30-Dr. & Campbell Morgan.
} Wesley Memorial Church.
} Mem mass meeting, o'clock.
DR.. Broughtou.
! First Baptist Church.
ll-Dr j. X. SampcN
1:3U-Dr. }. NJ. Gray
} Capitol Avenue Baptist Church.
7.&0-Dt. J. r Sampey.
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BABIES SCORED
WINNERS NAMED TODAY

Tho committee boo charge OF the
work of scoring for the Better Ba-
Dies SHOW completed the import ant
and lriuus task az % late hour yes
trrday afternoon. and announcement
Uas made shortly aitcrward That
thc best Dos baby in Amarillo sror-
cl 1s l-2 points. the best girl blhy
o. o.
Announcement of the winners
win bo made this afternoon during
th, matinee performance at fhe
ucaudi Thoatcr. the names aud pie
lures OF the best boy and rirl. to-
goihor with that of the Beauty pa
Dos Show winner. 10 be- shown hy
moving picture nlms
Following the announcement. the
Dis auto parade viii take place. the
baby winners having prominent
place I'm tho leading cars Request
for autos Was reiterated by ladies
of the Juvenile committee yesterday
afternoon as II is especially desired
thl this afternoons pageant be-
notable. fully In keeping with the
worth and importance of the first
Better Babies SHOW 90 be- held In
Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-06-20
MOSES ANb CHRIST ARE
COMPARED nv EVANGELIST

Moses and Christ" was the theme
of Evangelist Warlick in the Church
of Christ tabernacle last night. and
was developed In the iOrcclul and
impressive style which has charac-
tcrizcd the pulpit ut%terances OF Mr..
Warlick during the protractcd SER
vices of the past two weeks.
The characters of Moses aud Christ
were contrasted strongly and wildly,
and the portrayal was followed with
marked interest by the large audi
cnce present.
Mr.. Warlick will preach tonight
on the subject The Devils Compro-
mise" Attendance is growing stead
ily and interest i'm the services shows
no sign of abatement.
one addition TO the church was no
ted last night.