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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
IS, 900 GIRLS TO
! QUIT WORK TO-DAY
Addition to Garment Workers
Strike Will Make Number
Now idle About 10000

Hy international News Service.
NEW YORK. Jan. ld.-Thirty- -hvc 'hou-
sand girls employed in the dress ana
waist INDUSTRY will strike tomorrow morn
1nc. bringing the total number of work
ters out In the great garment strike close
10 200, 600. The decision to send the Dress
and waist workers out WAS rcsrchcd Al a
meeting of the international Ladies "af-
tnent workers union tonight
Z The first sign of capituation on me
mart OF the manufacturers association
vas seen today when the firms Of Isaac
s,olien and Louis Schcpster underwear
manufacturers, signed an agreement ac-
ceiling 10 every demand OF; tho uinou'
yhey employ about 400 girls
,Jacob GoIland, ono of the hrst manu-
lecturers hlt by the strike, He'd voiun-
t,ry petition In bankruptcy 'oday' with
liabilities exceeding assets by more thail
300. 900.
Free coffee and soup Kitchens have been
oncned throughout the city by the WON
,i,'s trade union League.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
SECRETARIES DECAMP
WITH TRUST SECRETS
Rockefeller's Oracle and
His Confidential Assistant
Evade Pujo Probers.
BOTH ARE IN CANADA
1t Is Believed They Know All
About Copper Deal in Which
s50,ooo,OoO Was Divided.
BY international News Service.


NEW YORK. Jan, 1a.-roIlowinp III,
publication today Of the flight from
The IuJo committee subpoena servers OF
Miss Katherine I. Harrison. II. II.
RoGers's s ''orncle if was learned to.
day that Pcrcival j. Mcintosh, for
thirteen years private secretary 10 Will
liam Rockefeller. and a reservoir of
Standard Oh secrets. has also fed. Nc
lntosh is said To De in Montreal Of
which city he is native,
Miss Harrison. who is wanted bY the
money trust investigating commit
tee. is also in Montreal. At lcasi she
was in the Canadian city on SUNDAY.
From information received here it is
believed that Mcintosh and Miss IIarri-
son have conferred together in Montreal
concerning the efforts Of the Puio com
mittcc to have them testify concern
ing the 1902 Amalgamated Copper deal
and other gigantic financial operations
in which they had an active part
According to an official OF the Puio
committee, Mcintosh and Miss Uarri-
son would they but unseal their lips.
could tell story that would be even
more sensational than would the hoped
for testimony Of William Rockefeller.
In their official capacities the two
had complete and exclusive control oil
all correspondence and all the books
Of the 1902 copper deal in which II.
II. Rogers, William Rockefeller,
Thomas ". Lawson and Albert c. Bur
rage divided profit OF $5oO00.ooo.
which was returned III a few DAYS upon
an investment OF So, 100000.
Mcintosh has been I'm exile from No
Io5 Broadway for five months-durn@
most of which period he has been dIll-
gently sought by United States sub
pocna servers At STANDARD Oil bead
quarters today il was denied that his
whereabouts is known. No Que could
be found who would 90 further than
10 state:
.'Mr. Mcintosh has been away ''nc'
August. We do not know when he vii
return y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15

~ OGSE. Idaho Jan. 1f.-Scnator Will
liam Edgar Borah, senior senator
IN from Idaho. was reelected today
- by the twelfth Idaho legislature to
a second six-year term in the
United States senate, The ballot was Ia =
ken separately in both houses and Will ba
confirmed in joint session at noon tomor-
row.
Both the house OF representatives and
the senate balloting separately. failed to
elect a shorttcrm senator, and lett the
Issue an uncertain one, With Justice
James r. Ailshic leading former Gov.
James H. Brady by the narrow margin OF
two votes. The legislature will ballot
at noon tomorrow second time on the
short-tc senatorship.
The summary of the vote, including that
Of both houses on both tho full an6 the
short term scnatorship taken at noon to-
day, stood as follows:
Full-terin. senator-Rcpublicans. Sena
tor william Edgar Borah, 70 votes
Democrats. George W. Tannahill, votes
Senator IS T. Perky. 2 votes.
For short-term scIator--Repuolicsn ma
Judge James T. Aishie, IS votes; James
H. Brddy. -Ji Ihoinae hv tiaIncr, u -
w. Beale, S; Burton L. french, D; James
Il. Babp. s.; John T. Morrison, !. Demo
Gratis. Fred T. Dubois. votes.
The reelection OF Senator Roran was
accomplished without the loss OF a sin
gle Republican vote in both branches o'
the legislature. Hundreds OF people
banked the galleries, and floor OF the
two houses during tho time the norlina-
tions we're being made and While the bal
lots were being cast.
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Others Nominated.

.1oney of Shoshouc placed tho, nams oi
q W Bcaje before the representatives
or1 sinclair OF the same county and
rbanaIer OF Clearwater seconded the
.nomination.
chief Justice Ailshie's candiaaey tor
hhc .Eaort term seuatorship wss fgr1na'is 1''i.
Z ned 10 the house for oeasldoratipd
lssIrodo OF Idaho conuty ayd se>-
zsches were made 5by qskes of
us ircii cs Idaha,, Edelhluse aud
ninss5ateuaf,, Ryan or Yashisgtey
pr 5ot Bingham. -
,ncs ueS Congressional, Burt
soSlS ,sS S6ts9 ts subn,l.s2 i
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w. j. Kelly and Gertrude
Dallas Fail to Conceal
Feud as They Make
Love on Stage.
LEADING LADY AYERS
HE SWORE AT HER
Shocking" He Cries, 81
Merely Reprirnanded Her.;
Lawyers Arrange Cancel
ing Of Her Contract.

TTS arms cutwincJ about the fair
III form of his leading lady (uuder
L L orders from the author of the
play). while their two hearts
beat as twain with most intense. tenn
pcramental, tcmpeStuou5 and mutual
dislike that was exactly what the play"
wright hadn't ordered, William j. kel-
~. the stock star at the Colonial and
bis leading woman, Gertrude Dallas,
finished day when the final curtain
was rung down on Get-Rich-Q Quick
Wallingford' Tuesday night that had
embraced charges and counter charges,
denials and recriminations. lawyers
conferences and managerial conferences
and spectacular and interesting at
tempt on the part OF Miss Dallas to
remove her trunks and personal eff
fccts from her dressing room at the
Colonial in the small. still hours OF
Tuesday morning with the aid of sev-
cral friends, her colored maid and an
oyDroSsul1n or Two
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Like a "Sherlocko."

Shortly after midnight Monday, Stage
Manager 2IleJfry Smith Of the Colonial
discovered au cxprcssnian attempting
dray, while The leading lady's maid was
preparing To leave the thcater laden
With the rest ol the actress s belong
iugs. ~.
A chance remark OF tho Colonial 6
night watcbmau, w. e. Green, .Nbo
bad accepted Miss Dallas 8 statement
at midnight Monday that she was send
inc her trunks out 10 bo repaired, pre-
vented the carefully. planned flight of
MI Kelly's leading lady, aud preclpi7
tatcd lively fracas at o clock Tues
day morning IN her dressing rOom,t hat
was participated in by ~; J.f Kelly,
brother of the star; Miss Dallas and
two men whom sho bad summoned TO
her aid. Kelly bad been hastily called
from a cafe where he was dining with
his brother.
Alleging that William Kelly has used
,profane language III correcting her dur
ing the evening IS performance or Get"
Rich Quick ,Wallingford, - and stating
further that she had not been extended
the courtesics due her as leading wom-
san of his company. Miss Dallas ad-
mittcd to E. j. Kelly that her state
meut to the night watchInan and later
to State Director Harry Andrews, that
she was sending her trunks out to be
repaired, was hoax and that she had
prepared TO leave the theater and Che
company with her effects. and ,aee"re-
turn.
Under the contract Ssigeef by Miss
Dallas and by Mr.. Kelly iF wss neecs-
sary that either. party giv9two weeks
notice to the other if f6r any reason
tho contract was to bF cancelled and
Miss Dallas's cngagc9ent brought to
H N
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|SCHOOLS FAVORED
News Service.

sENd0N n. J.. Jan. 1z.-Gov,
ernor Woodrow Wilson, in his
.acend message 10 the New Jcr.
&v.legisiatnre. calls the corpo-
| |1Fsof New jersey notorious .
'>oc9fes their amendment at once.
|16f Wilson'S criticism OF the
1fiQa laws caused CONSERVATION
II stscct, according tn dispatches
"a bere from that center.
|ddbion to his corporation views
|ffl Wilson, advocates farmers
s The ratification oT the amend
|ofFthe direct election of senators
lumber Of other measures. Part
ressaee follows:
legislature: a
NJ that YOU will pardon nc II
senotc / strike in this. nv sec
|1ual message to Your honorable
Iis-n personal note. | can not
that this, though only mg see.
also my last annual message TO
d shall presently Law down the
,bf governor Of New Jersey J
u turn away from this GREAT
1E give mp the privileges it ha:
ssfne Without expressing n,
de TO the people of New jersey
uey, gave me this opportunity Il
fhcfl, and my sense also Of init
rofnradesbip and obligation TO
the men in, the legislature ol
stt WITH whom ] have been ncr
Ito worh in carving out the re
iot. the last two years.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
Committee ON Commit.
tees Enlarged After
Pressure by Those Who
Stand High Among the
Regulars; Powers
That Be" Busy for
Brief Space.
Second Day In House

So-caned insurgent Republicans
who voted with Democrats III tax
ing power to name committees
from speaker go on record whom
they again vote with Democrats To
overrule decision of speaker on
point of order. Speakers decis !.
ions twice ovcrruled on appeals. I
Committee enlarged TO seven
members, one Of additional menu
bers being Speaker Seely and the
other Bamberger of Salt Lake,
Reported pressure by Republican
chiefs to bStpG about harmony.
Governor Spry reads biaRlsa1
message before joint session OF
senate and house. ,ff
House passes senate bill under
suspension Of rules appropristing
$S5,000 for expenses Of assembly.
Committee on committees ex-
pected to report at today's session,
which begins at 2 o'clock. First
bills likely to mako appearance
today. 50. ~
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Both Claim Victory.

I;oth the Brady and Ailsiie leaders arc
claiming victory as result of the show
ing made today. The Brady forces arc
claiming on the Joint ballot tomorrow
the entire Fremont county vote. which
went TO Hamer. and the bingham county
vote tbat went to AiIshic. They assert
that there have now forty-four votes IN
slight. which Will eventually go to Brady.
T, takes forty-three votes TO .elects and
this prediction, il true. would mean tne
election OF Brady.
The Aiish!e forces arc not willing 10
make a concession OF any kind, but m
stead assert that Ailshic's election IS
practically assured: that when the riSht
moment arrives the entire strength OF
the north will swing solidly into the AL
shIe column and the jurist VIII be de-
cla-ed the short-tcrm senator OF this
atatc To succeed the late Weldon u. Hey
burn.
The house convened az noon following
the morning recess. Speaker French
called for nominations for the sfX-year
term for United States senator. Senator
Borsh was placed In nomination by
I<oelsch OF Ada county, and the nominal
lion wos seconded by Johnston of Bins-
nam. CLARK of Latsli and McDermott OF
Ada IIealy OF Latali presented tho name
OF George w. Tapnahill and HeFndon Oh
I,enhi seconded. TRnnahilfs NOMINATION
senator Perky's name was placed before
Tho house members, by Clark OF custer
f After the result Of The vote had been
announced the speaker called for nomi-
nm tions for tho short term for uniten
States senator. GiIchrlst OF Fremont SUP
,oltted the name OF Col, Thomas X
uamcr. Former Governor James IL. bra :
DIV was nominated by Ferguson oi Ban-
nocs Speeches seconding the Brady
po,,ination were made b: Wright oil
Rsar Lake, Bradley OF CANYON ana
brown of Adams.
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Is Notorious.

'e coporatiop laws OF the state
'|ously Btand IN need Of alteration,
tye 1bapifestIy inconsistent with
DQlesf OF the federal government
Ffth the interests Of the people
'o zli-important matter OF moDop-
10 which the attention Of the
= uaJlon is now so earnestly dl'
Y. The laws Of New jersey az
stand, 50 far from checking mo-
~ actunlly encourage it.
|ey explicitly permit every corpor'
formed in New Jersey, for eS-
RI 10 purchase, hold, assign, and
pc OF rs it pleases the securities
~ and all other corporations OF
p any other state and to exercise
'oasure the full rights of owner
''p them, including the right to
as Stockholders. This is nothing
pan I'll explicit license Of holding
snics.
's is the very method Of forming
|eombiuaiions and ereating mopop
agaiDst which the whole country
20 ats frce: and 7 am suro that the
Of New Jersey DO not dissent
The common judgment that oui
upst prevent these things and pre-
fhem very cffectually.
's our duty and our prescut or
'nity 60 amend the statutes of th'
e this matter not only. but aiS'
'f6 Aal rs TO ,provide some
1sIk hluCiASston of th'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
FATALSDUEL IN
CROWDED STREET
shoppers Dispersed BY Combs
in Which Both Antagonistsj
Are Mortaliy Wounded.

BY Interna tional News Scftioesf
NASHVILLE, TeuInsr ran,f 14.-In
sensational duel on one OF the mo-
prominent streets of tho city late IN
afternoon. While the sidewalks we|
crowded with shoppers returning TO til !
homes. Captain IT. NJ. Tassart. one OF
bcst-kpo,pn steamboat men on the CT
beriand river, shot and killed 7.
Wsstbrook. a deputy sheriff. and
himself fatally wouuded,s
Hard feeling. 8, Is claimed. has
listed between the two dating froEs-
brooks discharge as a pilot bH {
Taggart a number OF years a&o.
When they met this afterncor
resolvers md commenced
bpllets from n .ss-oslIbcr s.
.wcstbrook lodged in Tog
portaly wouhding him. witt5
"A Shot SIX times with
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Adds New Feature.

While lively battle of words was
being waecd j& tho leading lady's
dressing roonI an entertaining scene
was being epkctcd outside. Stage Mag
sqer Smith }bad left Stage Electrician
Halstrom and the night watcbman on
guard ovef Miss Dallas s trunks while
no hurrislly summoned the Kellys to
tho thesyer. As Mr.. Kelly argued with
tho obdhrste actress and her. friends
in tho dressing room, tho eolored maid
slipped Tout, got the exprcssman to
load th$ trunks aud as Stage Manager
Smith stepped out the stage door into
the darB he heard tho dray rattling
rncrrily faway down the alley leading
to Exchange place. I5g
Giving, chase md calling on the
driver stop, smith il ! atiloned e ed down
!: 4 I |
eaugb he trnck before
huge1 stly MUCH in
earne "a, getaway
she bal
..,had krdercd
xsSpoliec.
p y miur
~ Soontl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
SIX SENATORS
ELECTED;F|GHT
IS ON IN IDAHO
Borah Quickly Reelected, but
Short Term Candidates
Are Running Close Race
for the Toga.
FORMER GOVERNORS
WIN IN COLORADO
Shafrotll and Thomas Chosen
by Democracy of Centen-
NAL State-T. J. Walsh
Successful in Montana.
Shafrotll and Thomas Chosen
u. S. Senators Elected.

Idaho: w. e. Borah. No short
term senator chosen.
Colorado: Former Governor
John F. Shafroth and former Gov
crnor g. S. Thomas.
Michigan: William Alden Smith,
Montana: T. j. Walsh.
Massachusetts,: John w. Weeds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15

Skilled, conscientious work.
ers in every line of human eli>
deavor are looking to tho
Want Columns for opportuni-
ties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-15
Franz Josef CompeIs Arch
duchess To- Give UP All:
Privileges of Rank.
pecla! cable "a rhes rriI,une.

Special. Cable u The Tribune.
( VIENNA. Jan. 14.--By her mar
riage 10 an Austrian naval Of
6cer. Lieutenant vou Kloss. Arch
duchess Eleonore, eldest daughter
OF Arehduke Karl Stephen, has re-
nounced all tine dignity aud privi-
leges to which her rank entities
her
Because The lieutenant is not Of
royal blood and has no title, EN-
peror Franz Josef gave his consent
to the marriage only after tho
archduchess had consented 10. the
above conditions imposed by him.
She is 90 and very pretty. The
lieutenant is two years her Senior.
The roman nee was a love match in
every seuse of the word, }apd, it
is whispered in court circles, Shat
secretly the stern odd emperor, gAysf
the match his enthpsiastic
ton ~
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-26
FIRST POLES SET FOR
 BOSWELL AVENUE TROLLEY
Work in Progress on Upper Section oi
 the Street

For the past two days the pole gang has been at work on the Boswell ave nue trolley line extension setting poles on the section above ROath street and as far as the end of the line at Pratt street.
 Through the arrangement with the telephone company the new trolley poles need to be set only on one side of the street. as the telephone line al- ready in position will serve also for the trolley wires to be attached to. Consequently the new poles placed by the trolley company are set opposite telephone poles that are already stand ing. From ROath street to Hickory street the new poles are set on the westerly side of Boswell avenue, and from Hickory street to the end of the line at Pratt street on the easterly side
 Residents along the street called at tentiOn Thursday to the way the poles were set inside the curb and the con seQuent encroaChment on the width of the sidewalk wherever a pole was placed.
 Above Hickory street considerable rock was struck where the holes were to be dug for the poles and the net result of the work in that section was four poles set and six holes dug. In the other section of the street the dig ging was easier and eight poles were set down to the corner of Roath street and Boswell avenue,
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-26
SCHOOL MEDICAL SUPERVISION
Petition Given Selecten to Bring Question Up in Town Meeting-Ctizens Take Up What School Board Voted Against Putting in Their Budge-Supervision Was Long Discussed by Board.

A petition has been handed to the seiectmen asking them to insert in the warning for the next town meeting the question of appropriating a sufi- cient sum of money to establish and maintain for one year an efficient med 1cal supervision system for our town schools
 The question of medical supervision for the schools is one that has been 8 subject of discussion by the town school board at number of meetings. but was finally disposed of at the last meeting by a vote of the board not to place such an appropriation in the budget for the coming year. The preS- ent petition, it is stated, has arisen outside the town school board alto gether, although a member of the board acting as a private citizen has been one of it's strong advocates.
 The requisite number of names for the petition were secured within the last day or two. Those advocating the plan of medical supervision that is in dicated point out the fact that Nor wich is the only town of its size in the state that hasn't some system of med iCal inspection of schools. The regula- ttons of the health officer are at pres ent operative as a mans of protection for the health of the scholars, but ex- perience has shown t5at these cannot always be as effective as medical su- perVision would be.
 The medical supervision which is in the plan of those who are the movers in the present petition aims at giving advice rather than treatment, ansl would be exercised, it is stated, along advisory rather than compulsory lines towards pupils and parents. There
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-26

would be no compulsory treatment nor compulsory examination, but it would be expected to accomplish the result of keeping out from the schools ch1l- dren in the dangerous stages of in fectious diseases, such as children with scarlet fever who might return while still peelfng, or those who might come to school while they were just breaking out with measles, and would also detect children with infectious skin or eye diseases. In this way, it's advo- cates argue, it might frequently give advice about children who unknown to their parents were suffering from some i'll that ought to be corrected.
 Medical supervision of the present day as applied to schools gives a, gen eral supervision of the welfare of the child, and has to do with sanitation, health instruction and hygiene instruc- ton and the spread of infectious and contagious diseases
 For the past two years New London has had a plan of medical supervision for it's six schools, the first year through volunteer service by some of the physicians there, and for the past year on a basis of a payment for each call made at a school. On the mater plan medical supervision cost New London last year 1,552 for the ser vices Of six physicians, who were Drs; Black Henkel, Winship, Cronin and Rogers. The highest amount that any of these physicians received was S108, and the lowest $33 Norwich has a diff ferent proposition from New London in that it has P school buildings to look after If a medical supervision plan were put into effect here it might be expected that each school would be visited at least once week
Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-26
MONA A SPECIFIC
 FOR STOMACH ILLS

Many people treat their house, dogs and other things in which they are interested with more thOughtfutneSS than their stomachs.
 We take precautions against fire and other damage to property, but what care or thought do we give our bodies? Almost none! Somehow we have m idea that our mortal frame will stand any abuse heaped upon it, 50 we go on tormenting 1t until it becomes defiant and rebels.
 little fire bell in the system always rings to sound the warming. We have an ache. pain, a bad taste in the mouth. or something out of the ordinary. What is the cause Just this-been eating too much, too fast, or something that the overloaded and tired digestive or gans refuse to handle in the natural way
 Be prepared for these warnings. Mi -o-na Tablets are a specific for stomach ills. Get a box today-aI- ways keep them in the house-carry them when traveling-take them at the first warning of stomach distress.
 If you have that uncomfortable feel ing of fullness. if your stomach Is up set, tongue coated, head aches, you feel depressed, beware-you are warned are in rebellion. Do not delay. Take Mf-o-na at once-immediate relief is certain.
 Remember-if not benefited Mi-o-na costs nothing-a sold on money back plan at The Lee & Osgood Go. and druggists everywhere. soc a large box