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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1913-05-16
TODAY IN CONGRESS.
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Washington, May 16.-senate: Re
sumed debate on motion to refer tar
iff bill to finance committee with in
structions for public hearings.
Kern resolution for investigation
Of West virginia coal mine strike de-
bated.
Postoffice committee postponed un-
til Monday pubic hearing on Mrs
Helen D. Longstreet's displacement
as postmistress at Gainesville, Ga.
chief Forester Graves testified be-
fore territories committee regarding
national forests.
Indian affairs committee agreed TO
amendment Of Indian appropriations
SO as to provide for congressional in
yestigation Of the well-being Of In
dams and betterment Of the Indian
service.
Senator Norris denounced interna
tional bankers who furnished money
for Brazilian valorization scheme
House: Took up conference rport
on sundry ciyil bill.
Repregentative Smith Of New
york introduced bill to print record
Of ali committee proceedings in the
records.
Refused to recede from Its stand
on sundry civil bill and send it bacl
for further conference
Adjourned at 1:o5 D. m. until moor
Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
PROSPECT is FAVORABLE.
Citizens OF Idaho Falls Are Anxious TO
Secure Interurban Line.

IDAHO FALLS, idaho, Sept "a
Messrs. William c. Ross, construction en-
gineer l.. J. Highland hydraulic engl-
neer, and Fred Abrahams attorney rep
resenting a Chicago syndicate. have been
In this city for the past two days look
ing over the proposition OF an electric
railroad and lnterurban line Into the Co
shen country
After meeting last evening OF the
board of directors OF the club of COM
merce and the city council, a mass meet
Ing was held this evening. A proposed
ordinance had been prepared and the Chi
cago parties stated that lf the city would
pass this ordinance. granting the fran
chise and make certain other concessions,
they would see that work was commenced
within the next thirty days,
A motion was carried unanimously that
the city council be requested to hold a
special meeting tomorrow afternoon and
pass the ordinance. Prescribed conditions
provide that the citizens subscribe for
stock covering $1,000 per mile OF the pro-
posed road, which is thirtY-e eight miles
in ieugth.- A large amount Of this stock
has been subscribed and more than eighty
per cent OF the right OF way has been
secured so that everything looks favor
able for the carrying out of the pro-
iecT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
TENNESSEE SOL0Ns
IN FIGHTING MOOD
Uproar Follows Ruling of
Speaker; Physical Clashes
Imminent; Guns Drawn.
MANY RUMORS CURRENT
Governor Sends Message De-
nying Responsibility for
Presence of "Gunmen."

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 2a.-A con-
cilatory speech by Representative \. l..
Todd. after Speaker f. Stanton arbitrarily
had declared the lower house OF the Ten
nessee legislature adjourned late this
afternoon, is credited with having aVerted
what threatened to be a serious disturb
ancc. An uproar followed the ruling,
physical clashes We're imminent and, II Is
declared. weapons even were drawn
During the day regular Democratic
members had spoken. apparently TO gain
delay against so-called law enforcement
measures. supported by the fusionists
and designed TO make prohibition effective
in Tennessee. II. was nearly o clock
when Representative McDade presented
written motion TO make the measure un-
der consGcra ton special order at 3
clock. Representative Wilson moved
adjournment, Speaker stanton called for
ayes and noes and declared tho house ad-
journed withou, waiting for responses
Representa- tive McDade advanced to-
ward the speaker mena cingly. Senator
Fisher who was present. stepped be-
tween them and the speaker left The
cha amber.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
WHY NOT STOP
DRINKING

Men and women who drink regularly
and excessively cannot answer this
question. When they realize they are
slaves to the appetite for alcoholic
liquors they wish to stop, but find they
cannot. They do not understand they
are being daily poisoned with alcohol,
until the craving for it has become
stronger than the will power to resist.
The only hope for these unfortunate
men and women is proper medical
treatment-the Neal Treatment, which
is safe, sure. vegetable remedy that
removes the craving and necessity for
drink in three days, without the use
Of bypodermic injections. The Neal
Drink Habit Treatment will quickly
make you sober men and women. Come
to the Neal Institute, 525 East Second
South street, Salt Lake City. Call and
investigate. Get our proof and refer
epces, or write or phone for book Of
information Phone Wasatch 1871.
DRUG HABIT SUCCESSFULLY
TREATED.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Sanity Is Questioned.

Special 10 The Tribune,
OGDEN. Sept 2A-Believlng that the
mans mental condition makes him a sub
ject fov investigation by medical board
George Ferguson, a aeed 45 years, car
penter who has been employ ed OH the
Eccles building was placed in the GUS
tody OF Shrin T.. 4. Devine BY the police
today Ferguson showed no effects of
his mental unbalance UP to last night
and continued TO work all day vest erday
He has been roomiug at the Belmont
hotel and appealed to the manager late
last night for protection declaring that
he was being pursued by enemies AT
the time he had an alarm clock fastened
20 his wrist by cord. Friends OF the
man declare that his sudden alteration
OF mind is not due to alcoholic effects.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
MAKES TEST CASE
OF LAND QUESTION
Special TO The Tribune.


POCATELLO. Idaho. Sept. 24-The
United States through its district attor-
ney, has brought suit against Joseph b.
Blstlne, former county commissioner and
one OF Pocateilo's most prominent citi-
zens, a pioneer here, for $4,000. alleged TO
be tho value OF land illegally obtained
from the government. a suit mad been
formerly brought 10 set aside Blstlines
patent, when II was found that the
statute of limitations had run out and
the suit was dismissed. The second pro-
cedure Is the first OF its kind in Idaho
where the government sues direct for the
va lue OF the land said TO be obtained by
fraud
The complaint sets forth that on Sep
tember 16 1904, Bistline fled on a quar-
ter section in township OF range 81 east.
On December s. 1905. Bistllne commuted
a nd swore that ne. had continuously made
his residence on same land from time OF
filing. and was granted a patent June
30, 1906 The complaint alleges that Bist-
line never did establish residence on such
land and all The time was residing at Po-
catello, The complaint also states that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
New Secretary Popular.
10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
POCATELLO. Idaho, Sept. 2i-The
board OF governors OF the Pocatello Com
mercal club has selected George Stohl of
American Falls as the new secretary of
the club, with a yearly salary OF $500
Mr.. Stohl has been for years the popu-
lar host of tho Remington hotel at Amer
lean Falls and IL one OF the best known
and ablyhtted publicity men In the
country.
Several thousand dollars Will he ex-
pended in the near future on great pub
llcity campaign In behalf Of the Gate city
Former Secretary Dawson has resigned
10 enter the banking business. and Act
ing Secretary afford will devote his
entire time 10 the collection business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Member Takes Gavel.

NicDade assumed The sayel and OBJ
tained attention. MIR, Todd being heard.
An appeal from the speaker as TO ad-
journnent could not be had because OF a
lack OF u quorum.
Senator Fisher who had been greeted
by shouts OF Throw him out" when he
stepped between the speaker and Rep
rescntative McDade. was escorted from
the hall by the sergeant at-arms. So was
Representative Bejach when he dared
them TO put him ont
Members of the house waited with Rep
resentatve McDade In the chair for
about fifteen minutes, then vacated the
hall.
Many eXtrava CANT rumors are current
in Nashville tonight, According 10 some
of these il is planned TO make an effort
10 oust Speaker Stanton when the house
meets al II O'clock tomorrow Another
subject OF much talk was the fact that
the lie passed between Representative
FISHERMAN and Representative Roynston
st the morning session. FISHERMAN
started toward Roynston. but was re-
strained by other members
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Governor Sends Message.

Governor Hooper sent a special message
10 the house al noon aiiye to yester-
days exciting session lie declared any
animation that he was responsible. direct
ly or indirectly, for the presence of gun
men, about the legislativ halls was
false, He added;
1.-THE efforts that are being made by
armed bullies, city detectives and deputy
shcriffs 10 intimdate the advocates OF
law enforcement are most reprchensible. "
At the session yesterday afternoon
speaker Stanton started a turmoil by de-
claring that friends OF the governor had
sent two suitcases filled with revolvers TO
tho office Of the superintendent Of the
capitol. He also declared that gunner
were in the building for the purpose of
intimldating him TO gain his support OF
make effective the state wide prohibition
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Speakers Statement.

In a statement issued late tonight
Speaker Stanton of the house oil repre-
sentatives, referring 10 the adiournng of
the house this afternoon, said:
II had reason 10 know that members
on the floor of the house were armed
The house was in the widest throes OF
turmoil and disorder, In the gallery 10
the right were all OF the penilentiary
guards in a most thrca tening attitude
while near them, with guns drawn. We're
John Yea man and man named Garrett
These two men were near pillars, ready
10 pick me some one else off. Feeling
that The lives Of men were in danger |
did adjourn as any presiding officer
would. and should have done
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Faces Larceny Charge.
Special TO The Tribune.

OGDEN. Sept. 2a.-Responding To the
call OF the biting wind and chill rain
William NJ. Mcguire, an employee OF the
Utah Construction company, descended
upon a delivery wagon OF the Troy Laun-
dry company this morning in his search
for winter weight underwear He had
possessed himself Of four promising pack
ages when Patrolman Oscar Swanson re-
spending TO the complaint of Asael Ipsen
the wagon driver, placed Mcguire under
arrest, The alleged criminal was taken
at once before Judge W. II. Reeder, but
his intoxicated condition made it lmpos-
sioie FOR him 10 talk intelligently, so he
VIII be arraigned on a charge Of petty
larccny tomorrow morning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Successful Candidate Has
Nearly 5000 Votes Over
Closest Competitor.

Special TO The Tribune.
~ GDEN, Sept 2f-After. a spirited
contest, the result OF which
Was in doubt up to the clos
~ Ing hour, 10 o'clock this evening.
Miss Edith Brewer, 2712 Park
avenue was elected queen OF the Fash
ion show. receiving 1866 votes. Miss
Ada Flanagan. with 1906 votes, was
second In the race.
Although. Miss Brewer has led the con-
tcstants since Sunday evening. the holding
back OF votes made the result uncertain
until the final hour.
After weeks o! unlimited work. the
committees in charge OF the arrange
ments for the second annual Fashion
Show has practically completed its la
bors. except that tomorrow will be given
over to the completion of minor details
for the TWO DAYS celebration which
opens Friday morning. ". Il. Sanderson,
chairman Of the executive committee
has received his final reports and de-
clares that ne Is pleased with the work
OF his committeeman He believes that
every detail of the plans Will be carried
out. also that the parades and other rea-
lures VIII be staged at the exact time
for which thew have been announced
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
BLAMES PRESIDENT
FOR SAD PLIGHT
Refugee From Mexico Says
Wilson's Attitude Drove
Him to Drink.

Special TO The Tribune
OGDEN. Sept 24-The order OF Presi-
dent Woodrow Wilson, requesting that
all Americans leave Mexico, was de-
clared by William Starke To be the ba sic
pleaded guilty to a charge OF intoyica-
tion In Judge w. H. Rceders court this
morning, AS result OF the order. ac-
cordIng to Starlse's story, he and others
were compelled to abandon mining prop
erty at Sonora. Mexico. valued at SIS
600. Believing this valua bic property TO
be lost to him forever, Starke said that
he took to drinking too heavily. and as
result was arrested for the first time in
his life Evidently believing the man s
story, Judge Reeder gave him a sus-
pended sentence
Several years ago Starke came west
70 Arizona, and, hearing of the better
the border to the southern republic He
ana other miners developed a claim at
sonora which proved TO be valua BILE BY
the time they had placed it on a paying
basis The order came for all citizens OF
tho United States TO leave the republic.
Having invested every cent Of their
availa BILE funds In the mining proposition
Starke declares that he and his partners
refused to obey the order until the raw
ages Of the conflicting forces drew so
closely upon them that they were forced
to fee as tramps across the border.
1t was not until he arrived in Ogden
two days ago that Starkc. according to
his own story, became melancholy over
the loss OF his mining proposition. When
he started drinking he lost watch and
the few dollars which he had IN his pos
session. Starke told Judge Reeder that
he could secure employment as car
work again as soon as he could find
work
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Will Boost Auto Ro,

SALMON. Ida. Sept. 2i.-At
meeting OF the county commlssi|
ierday IL was decided 10 surve]
posed road Up North Fork ia
Root summit and 10 get an. el
the cost OF construction. The "a
ice people have offered TO he'
work. This is part OF the prop0
to park" auto road. which viii 4
mon on the thoroughfare conn
Glacier National park With the
stone National park.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Company Held in Default.

Special to The Tribune.
pOCATEDLO. Idaho, Sept 2i.-The
Southern Idaho Water Power company.
one of tine Kuhn interests. has been en-
tered in default by Judge Bulge to
amounts totalng nearly S135, 900. Various
suits had been brought by parties for
damages sustained by backwatev from
the power dam. These were settled by
appraisement. The company moved to
dismiss the original condemnation pro
cccdings started by the company. which
was denied. and default entered by Judge
BudGe. II the company can have the
defanlt laid aside an appeal will perhaps
lie taken.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Deal Spells Progress,
Special to The Tribune.

POCATELLO, Idaho, Sept, 2i,-Zion's $
Co operative Mercantile Institution of
Salt Lake City, through w, A. HYDE, has
closed a transaction whereby il becomes
the owner of FIVE lots in the warehouse
district formerly owned by Colonel j. NJ
Ingersoll, Phe consideration was $4,000 II
is believed by many that this recognition
OF Pocatel as distributing center bv
the Il. 6. NJ ]. is part Of the many
tcllo within the year
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Many Special Prizes.

The motorcycle riders have been noti-
led To form in line at Wall avenue and
Twenty fifth street IN time TO move in
line at 10 O'Clock Saturday morning
There is list OF special prizes in this
event For the best decorate motor.
silver loving cup: for the second best
decorated motor. silver loving cup: best
decorated Indian motor, motorcycle
lamp: best decorated Excelsior motor.
motorcycle saddle. The judges In this
event arc II. NJ Rowe w. u w. ZcIler
and g. o peWolfe
The Wall avenue and Twenty fifth
street location will also apply to the
floats entered in the industrial parade 81
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon The
judges will be Mayor A. c.. Fell. NJ s.
Browning, A. p Bgelow. A. r. Haywood
and Joseph Streng. Loving cups Will be
awarded for the two best decora ted
floats.
Judge A. G.. Horn. chairman OF the
committee, has not vet announced the
Judges who Will ofliclate In tho baby CON
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Idaho Hunter Kills

Special to The Tribune.
SALMON, Ida, Sept. 24-An
killed last week by Lee Ram,
Dasaluc crags between Singiser.
bitfoot. This is the first ibex'
have been taken In that part
county, There is a difference
among authorities as to the e,
ibeX in Idaho. and writer IN
magazine recently made sporf
legislators FOR including the Ii
list OF game animals IN this "a
winter a small band ot ibex N
near Boyle creek. in this count,
of the animals was shot by b
who did not know wha, he Ia
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eighty acres OF said tract nav
to Henry kabiro and Sam 4
forty acres to Henry s. Wood
The government asks for N
$4,000 with interest at z per
the patent was issued, and 4,
the suit =
MI Bistline has been honor
Pocatello's citizens and In
transactions has manrie8
among his townsfolli. r.
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for damages alleged TO he due for per-
sonal injuries and destruction OF prop
crty. 1t is contended by the plaintiff
that the company was careiessly and
a speed OF forty miles per hour
Mr. Garrison estimates the damage 10
his auto as 1855, while he desires $4,000
for the alleged personal injuries sus-
tained. The accident occurred at the
company's railroad crossing near the Roy
station
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Has Right to Visit Children.
.ciaI 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Sept. EN- the divorce case
OF Mary Il. Cafrerty against Albert J.
Camerty. Judge j. 4 Howell approved
an agreement today to the effect that
the defendant shall have The privilege OF
visiting the minor children in the custody
of the plaintiff and that none of the
children shall be taken out of this state.
except by consent OF the defendant. In
consideration OF this agreement the de-
fendant husband Is TO pay $40 per month
alirnony for the support OF the wife and
children,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
NEW HOME FOR X. OF P,
Building on Grant Avenue VIII Be DedI
Gated at Early Date.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Sept 2i-With the completion
OF the knights of Pytbas building on
Ogden lodge will be housed in one Of
the best fraternal structures of the state
According to progress which has been
made up TO this time. the members OF
Ogden Lodge No. expect TO hold their
dedicatory services in the new quarters
within two months.
The building Is three stories In height
but extends 10 a height equal TO four
stories at the rear, the lodge room hav-
Ing high vaulted ceiling. Only the top
floor OF the structure will be used by the
Knights Of Pythias The ground floor
is divided into store rooms and the sec
ond floor will be fitted up for use by
wholesale establishment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25

test. II Is probable that the names Will
not be made public until the contest is
held in Central park at 4 o'clock Satur
day afternoon. .....--....-. .--.--
Before tomorrow evening that portion
Of Hudson avenue between Twenty fourth
and Twentyfifth streets will be appro-
prlately decorated for the mask carnival
on Saturday evening. Scores OF build
ings in the business district including the
city building, have been decorated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Will Improve Sanitarium.
,pe cial 10 The Tribune.

Special TO INe ITIpUHP'
OGDEN, Sept. 24.-Improvcments cost
ing several hundred dollars are being
made by the Ogden Rapid Transit COM
pany al the Utah Hot Springs. north Of
the CITY, and as a consequence the re-
sort Will NOT be open 10 the public until
October /. Concrete conduits are being
constructed from the springs to the sani-
tarium building TO replace the wood pipes
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Claims S2185 Damages

| Special TO The Tribune
| OGDEN, Sept. 24--As the result OF
| an accident which occurred at Roy on
| June a. 1913, when his automobile was
| struck by freight train. No. so, H. p
Garrison has started suit in the district
court against the Denver & Rio Graude
company In an effort to recover S21S5
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
ROLAND Is Arraiened.

Joseph G. ROLAND. who was broueb,
here from Pocatello recently on a charge
Of neglect 10 wife and minor children
on requisItlon issued from Harper's
court, was arraiGncd before Justice Uar-
per yesterday and was given until Friday
at o'clock TO enter his plea. Ills bond
was fixed at $500, In default of which
he was placed in the county Jail q
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Details of Line.

All machines for the automobile pa
rade In the evening will be assembled al
Wall avenue and Twenty fifth street
with the cars In line to move at O'clock
Aerial bombs will provide the signal for
Inc start. This parade line Will be com
posed OF Chief w. l. Norton, marshal;
mounted police Federation band. com
pany B, Utah national guard; Queens
tloat Elks float. other fraternai floats
Gov. William Spry and staff, Mayor A
q. Fell and city commissioners, fire de-
partment and numbered automobiles
The line Of march for the auto parade
VIII he east on Twenty-fifth street to
Washington avenue, south 10 Twenty
sixth street back TO Twenty-sccond
street, countcr-marChing To Twenty nth
street and west TO Wall avenue This
anords every participant In the parade
an opportunity 10 View the other entries
The motorcycle and industrial paradcs on
Saturday will follow the same line of
arGi,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Clothes Shop Fails.

Specldl 10 Inc ITlbuna
OGDEN, Sept. 24-With liza biiities to-
falling $1,000, d. l.. Turk, manager OF
the Manhattan Clothes shop: 24IS Wash
!ngton avenue, has assigned the stock
and fixtures OF the store to the Utah
Association OF Credit Men. The doors
OF the store have. been closed. il is said
that the stock and fixtures will cover not
more than half OF the total liabilities
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Gets Divorce and Alimony.

Special 10 Thc TTlDWne.
OGDEN. Sept 24-Judce ! a. Howell
has granted an interocutory decree Of
divorce TO Lillian Meredith in her snit
against James Don SDowden. The de-
fenda nj will be required 10 pay $40 per
month ahmony and $50 costs of suit.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-25
Elaborate Parade.

According 10 the general plan of op-
Grafton for the extensive two days pro-
srammc, the details Of the principal fea-
lures are as follows:
For the parade OF the school students
on Friday morning. the students from
the Ogden high school and three Junior
high schools Will be assembled at Adams
avenue and TWenty-liftb street in time
for the line 10 move toward the busi-
ness district at 10 o'clock. For the
school having the largest percentage Of
pupils In line, a prize OF $50 will be
awarded.
The line VIII be formed in this order.
Chief of police. mounted police. Fedora
ton band Ogden high school students,
central junior students. south junior stu
dents and north junior students The
line Of march will be To Washington ave-
nue. on Twenty-fifth street, south 10
twenty sixth street, back to Twenty
second street: counter-m marching to
Twenty fifth street and west to Wall
avenue.