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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
Army Qr6erR.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-Major c. II.
Hsrtin. Infantry Captains =: a. Snle,
fed artieFy w 6 burT wenesh in- in
fantry; II. D. Coburn, infantry: First
Lieutenants Albert B. Dockery. cavalry;
BENJAMIN ]. Bailey. field artillery; A. F.
Dannemiller A. A. Hofmann. r. j. BIZ
nard. C. R. Bennett. infantry; W. B.
Wallace. Twentieth infantry; P j. Hen
messy, cavalry; f. e: McCammon, Third
infantry. and Second Lieutenant n, c.
Fooks. Sixteenth infantry. will report TO
commanding general. western depart
ment. for duty pertaining to joint ma
neuvers this summer.
Second Lieutenant Robert Sears. First
infantry. Will join his regiment Briga-
dier General e. ]. McClernand is relieved
from active duty and as a member of the
cavalry board
The following officers will report to the
commanding general, eastern department.
for assignment to duty pertaining 10 Joint
maneuvers OF regular army and orga n
ICED militia this summer; Lieutenant
GaoTs S1Hnsl WSn Marsha ssee sesena eaary carary
Chrisman, infantry; william weigei
Twenty third infantry; I. G. jerks. E. 4.
andrews ndfw0Ien D. H i piddie, cavairyi % r. Davis.
Fifth field artillery: J. B. W, Corey. field
artillery; W P, Sorrows, infantry; L. L.
Gregg. ]. NJ. Kimbrough. Jr, e. L. D,
Ssofeheds dsS I e Mygst a 4 nss NJ spp n infantry nj H
Captain G. Arthur Hadsell, Third Infan-
try; Flrat Lieutcnants William II. Bell
z. r. Warner, cavalry; II, PfeIl First
artillery; G A. Lynch e. Butcherm. B.
2. Mcclellan, j. G. Boswell Il w. Brad
son, N. w Riley. G. CASTOR. 6 w, And
ing, infantry: r. F. Crystal. Fifth infan-
try: j. p. Castleman. w. H. Westmore-
land, Eleventh cavalry: r. NJ. Parker.
cavalry: s. a. Harris. Fourteenth infan-
try: y. Archer, Twenty-siXth infantry:
William r. iiindrIck, Seventeenth infan-
try; n. r. Glass. Twenty first infantry:
Second Lieutenant c. S. McNeill, FIJI
teenth infantry: ]. A. Merritt, Fourteenth
infantry. and George G. Bowen. Twen
teth infantry
These officers will report to the COM
manding general. central department., for
same duty: Colonel A. C. Sharp. infan-
try; Lieutenant Colonels G.. RI. McDon-
aid cavalry: W. e. Aver. G. II. Muir,
infantry; Majors G.. C.. Saffarrans. F. D.
Webster. infantry: Captain j. Il. Gaujot,
cavalry: c. G. Pulls, field artillery; r. z.
Grnsted. c. +. Ball. r. II Wescott. in
fantrv; c. NJ Gordon, Jr. Sixth infantry;
William s Neeley. Fifth infantry: First
Lleutenants John Il. Hemple. cavalry: A.
L, Hall. field artillery: Frank Thorpe,
Jr., Filth field artillery; a: S. Perleins.
Twelfth cavalry: r. G. Kirkwood. Third
field artillery; w. c. Stoll, F. IT. Turney,
c. A. THUS. infantry; c, p. Titus, infan-
try; o. w. Hoop, P. Remington. Twelfth
infantry. B. w. Philips. Fourteenth in
fantry; J. B. Delaney, Seventh infantry.
and Second Lieutenant r. A. Hill. Sew
euth infantry.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
THREE AVIATORS ARE
KILLED in FRANCE

RHEIMS France. April Emil We
drnes. brother OF Jules Ncdrnes the
famous French aviator, was killed in u
fall while making a flight in his mono
plane over the aviation field here to-
day.
Emil Ncdrines, although not as well
known as his brother. was an experienced
flyer. In the contest for the interna :
tional aeroplane cup, held at Rheims In
September. Vedrines finished second. fly
ing ia miles at the rate OF 123 miles an
Nnur.
Later IN the day two other aviators
were Killed when their aeroplane caught
fire In mldair, causing the machine 10
collapse. They were Pierre Leon Testula
and Clement Avlgny TestuIat received
MS pilots certificate i'll 1912. Avigny
was his passenger.
Testulat was trying out new military
machine. when IL fell upon a pylon re-
naming suspended. The shock burst the
tank OF gasoline, which caught fire en-
velopling the inflammablc materials. The
BODY oil AviSny WAS almost entirely con-
Sumcd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
FREEMAN HAS LEAVE
To CROSS OVER LINE
Court Willing if Men Who
Signed $15O,OOO Bail Bond
Will Consent.

NEW YORK. April ALBERT Freeman,
who is at liberty under Sl5o,o0o bail
pending the outcome or his appeal from
a fvc-year prison sentence FOR using the
mails 10 defr3ud Investors In mining
stocks. obtained from the federal court
today permission to leave the country
provided he could Eet the consent OF his
bondsmen. His attorneys explained that
Freeman wished 10 go to Canada in con-
nection with certain mining property.
The action OF the court is unusual. In
asmuch as Freeman's cffense Is not eH-
traditablc. lie was convicted with Julian
Hawthorne and pr. William J. Morton.
recently released from the Atlanta peni-
tentiary.
With Frccman's appeal still pending.
Judge Mayer OF the federal district court
last week granted Freeman new trial
on his counsels motion. Judge Mayer
will sign the order for the new trial un-
less restrained. But he is withholding
his signature temporarily he stated. be-
cause he considers the question OF juris-
dictlon raised over his action an tmpor-
tant one for the government.
A hearing had already been set In the
April term for his appeal from convlc-
tion, which. IL is contended. transferred
jurisdiction over him from the district
to the appellate court. Meanwhile. his
counsel moved before the lower court for
the qua shing OF It's verdict on the ground
OF the disqualification OF one OF Its jurors.
When his motion was granted the fed
eral authorities made known their 'nten-
ton OF contesting the district court s
jurisdiction before the supreme court OF
tho United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
WHOOP|VC Up THE
BIG AD CLUB SHOW
Local Organization Certain Of
Sending Representative to
National Meeting.

According to report received by Pres
ident Ray Whittern of the Advertising
club Of Salt Lake, there will be not
less than 5000 advertising men pass
through Salt Lake next year on their
way to the World s Advertising con
ventiou in San Francisco. In order that
Salt Lake may leash in on this crowd
of Give wires" the local club
is planning to send a delegation
to this year rs convention OF the Asso.
ciated Advertising clubs, TO be held III
Toronto, Canada, june Il to %, and
deliver an invitation to the attending
route to the fair city. The number of
delegates from Salt Lake will depend
on how much money the club is sue
cessful III raising. To this end the
club has made arrangements with the
management OF the Orpheum theater.
whereby the club is to receive all mon.
ey from the sale of tickets for the
night of Monday. April l3. over and
above actual expenses.
Speculation is keen among the mem.
bers of the club as 10 who may be the
fortunate delegates TO represent Salt
Lake Mt the convention. None of the
tickets has been offered TO the public
as yet but the club members have sub
scribed for not less than 5000 worth
Enthusiasm runs high, aud there can
be no question about capacity house
at the Orpheum for the clubs show
night.
The following gentlemen ore directly
in charge of the sale: Raw Whittern,
Wasstch 1922; II. S. Anderson. Wasatch
$3.50; NJ. a. Scott, exchange 26i; T. Al.
bert Hooper, Wasatch 396; w. S. Wal
lace. Wasatch 1888: IT. f. Thomas, the
managing director, Wasatch 929.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
REBELS CONTINUE
CAMPAIGN IN HAITI

WASHINGTON. April 1.-Continued
rebel activity in Haiti was reported to.
day by Lieutenant Commander Bost~
wick on the gunboat Nashville. The
town of Iiinche has been reoecupied
by the government. Former Senator
Theodor 5 forces are at Ouinamiuthe
The Nashville, which has been at
Cape Haitien, was ordered today by
Secretary Daniels TO sail for Porto
Plata, Sauto Domingo, where conditions
are reported as disturbed. Elections
Tor new president of the Dominican
republic 10 succeed Provisional Presi.
dent Bordas were to have been held to-
day and tomorrow, but have been post
ponCd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
GUNMEN OBJECT TO
BEING IDENTIFIED

NEW YORK, April 1.-Averse TO being
subjected TO further Identification
processes. 'Daso Frank' Cirofcl. Lefty
Louie" Rosenberg. "Gyp the Blood" Horo-
WITT and Whitley Lewis" Seidcnshuer.
the four gunmen convicted of the murder
OF Herman RosenthaI and now awaiting
execution at Sing Sing prison. have
served notice on the authorities that
hereafter they VIII go Into hiding under
their cots should other efforts he made
To Identify them In connection with the
case. This was learned tonight through
a statement Issued through the office Of
District Attorney Whitman
In preparation for the retrlal Of Cha arles
Becker. the former police lieutenant
whose conviction and sentence for the
murder OF Rosenthal were recently set
aside by the court OF appeals, Mr.. Whit
man had sent 10 Sing Sing a witness
whose formal Identification of the four
gunmen was deemed desirable. When
the witness appeared two OF the gunmen
jumped into bed and pulled the covers
over their heads.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02

he was completely disgustcd with the
students, if they were students, who
could find nothing better with which
to celebrate April than the plan fol
lowed on Tuesday night.
The president Will conduct 4 quiet
investigation in an attempt to end who
did the mischief, but expressed himself
last night as hoping that the students
themselves would take the matter III
hand.
Prominent students were much in
censed against those who spread the
foul-smelliDg stuff around and it was
freely heard on the campus that il the
students who committed the otfcnse
could be found they would be taken
before the student court and forced to
leave the university
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
CLAIMS SKIN GAME
IS ON THE SQUARE
No Lock Trick in This, but
Big Advantage to Be
Gained.

Charles A, Newans proposed "skin
game'' in community advertising to the
Commercial club publicity bureau yes.
terday. Newans claims that his "skiu
game" is the only one that is absolute
" "on the square, too, He declares
that his summer circulation is the best
in the world and that he will advertise
Salt Lake all over the country for
thrty-five weeks in "two-a-day"
style.
Newans has about as unique propo-
sition for advertising as the bureau has
heard of for some time. Instead of be-
ing tatooed with freakish pictures and
posing as the old reliable ttatooed
man. in the Wallace Hagenback cir
Gus side show, Newaus proposes to be
tatooed with views of Salt Lake City.
He wants the bureau 10 pay him 500 a
week for thirty'five weeks TO advertise
Salt Lake City through his original side
show "skiu game.
Around his neck Newans suggests the
clarion call to the peanut munchers who
visit the side show daily; "Salt Lake
I w
wrist, passing up one arm, across the
shoulders and down the other arm,
Newans would have punched in brilliant
colors the 1915 slogan of the publicity
bureau: "Stop Off at Salt Lake in
l915.'
4 beautiful peach orchard on his
chest. q waving wheat field around his
"belt line' and views of smoking fac
tories and busy mines are things sug-
gested by NewaDs for the upper portion
of his body, front and back. Down on
Sags ne would have Saltnir bath
inc c. Pinecrcst inn, the Brigham
Nonng rNNlHA tt1otisplay would last
for fr"ans fignreE it would wear
orr S on ,nree years Befofs3e of scenery.
in 'svTgn svn Tor a ehaa follower of
me a. tsawdust rings .xles, Idaho. The bu-
IN MS farm atSce aec ed whether it
sip siiI arss,s has not tsssspss See America
'lrEtf offor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
APRIL l OBSERVED
in FEARSOME ODOR
President Kjngsbury Declares That He
Will Discover Origin Of Foul
Trick,

When students and faculty arrived
on the campus for work at the Uni,
versity of Utah yesterday morning they
found il almost impossible TO remain in
the buildings because of the sickening
smell which filed every hall and class
room, Tuesday night a band of ruf.
bound Nightwatehman johnson and
then proceeded 10 sprinkle the halls
and classrooms of all the buildings with
compound of buteric acid which the
janitors found it impossible TO cxpel.
President Kingsbury declared that
the trick was the most despicable that
has been PLAYED mt the University of
Utah within his memory, and said that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
MISS TYLER GIVES UP
AFTER FORMAL. NOTICE

NORFOLK. Va. April Miss Matte
r. Tyler. granddaughter OF John Tyler,
tcnth president Of the United States, to-
cay surrendered the Courtland. Va. post
office. which she had held for seventeen
Years. 10 Is. a. Williams. appointed by
Postmaster General Bureson from civil
service.
Miss Tyler refused to surrender the
office when Mr. Williams presented tile
commission upon her return from Wash
ington yesterday.
Today she received orders 10 vacate
3 President Wilson has promised Miss Tyler
10 personally inquire into her case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
MEET TO PERPETUATE.
STUDENT GOVERNMENT

Nominations for next years officers Of
the student government a the University
OF Utah VIII be had tomorrow at noon
Last year a student government was in
stalled at the University Of Utah and
this year has proved 10 he highly sue
cesSlul. Al relations between students
Whlle on the campus are controlled by
the students themselves under the new
plan, and II is certain that the students
VIII be satisfied To continue under the
new constitution.
There arc about fifty offices in the stu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
FRIENDS REMEMBER
VETERAN OFFICIAL

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The presi-
dent and Mrs. Wilson Joined host OF
public officials today in extending con-
upon his thrty-third anniversary as
member OF the executive STAFF at the
White house. Mr. Youug's office was
banked with flowers. one large bunch of
Wilson
The veteran official went TO the White
house under his personal friend former
President Garfield. and IL was he that the
martyred executive called 10 his bedside
when he Was shot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
GLENN is FIGHT
FOR "BACK !

Notice that unless the 81
two months back salary ne
that amount and for dam.
was served on the city con
terdsy by Hugh l.. Glenn. "
of the rooming- house squao
department. &.
Glenn reitcrates his cntt1
chief of police and tlle IN
his resignation under fsisf T.
declares he has not been "
from the police dcpartnlen
titled 10 salary for the Inop'
ary and March.
Last week the conlnI.
Glenn's petition for back
fused TO recognize his clsim
deceit on tho part OF the
OF police.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
WILL WATCH CAM

OGDEN. April 1.-All cs.
in the state are TO be syetc
spected and uniformly scof.
coming season. accoroins
which has been received
spector George shorten ~
board Of health. The ufiior
apply 70 materials useo' H. mo
ding the product, the nn
worn bv the employees; @
the factory building ana t III,
iatiop OF the plant OtI,e
this scoring viii be lrsuea
board before the open'ne
tories. ha. r.
monthly report on me IT. IT.
tar condition OF the
The general condition. as ,,
report, Is satisfactory nn
monthly milk ANALYSIS sno~.I
sannlcs were examined -,
toined n satisfactory ah Iasr
fat in addition to belns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
Spring Laxative and Blood Cleanser.

Flush out the accumulated waste and
poisons of the winter months, clean
your stomach, liver and kidneys of all
impurities. Take DR.. Kings New Life
Pills; nothing better for purifying the
blood. Mild. non-griping laxative.
Cutss- cons pstip patton; mabes YOU feel sne
TsB no other. 25c, 81 your druggist.
, tAdyeTtlsenent)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
GETS DIVORCE AND is
SUED BY EX-HUSBAND

MINNEAPOLIs. MINI. April Mrs
Louise Ida Won Klein was granted d.
vorce today In the district court from
Edmund z. 9. Won Klein. former Mime
apolis diamond merchant. now In Port
land, Ore. held on bigsmy and gra md
larceny charges. Immediately after the
granting OF tho divorce the former Mrs
Won Klein was made defendant in a
suit, begun by Won Klqin's ATTORNEYS. In
which Won Klein seefs TO recover the
home home which had betn decided to his
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
Clue,, Peabody q Co-lac

dent government and all %,
iillcd by students who VIII
for election tomorrow. Twc
tomorrow the election VIII
those selected will ASSUME
bilities Of their various o.
opening OF college next foi'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-04-02
Steamer in kstress

,.iI. NiIokFToLE: 3, va: az sI.wirsless
.isi%eg nshs Off asc%so tsc SorR Ere aossss To-
the revenue cutter q aga stearuirg
10 the rescue from port. Tbss
Frash. bound from Me-. fo
Sabine Pass, Texas, . md.
der disabled 20
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16

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erfolgte.
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| gsfarrbous gebaut, lnb trnt I'M Sab
re 1891 Elm paiisnbts S6uIeisentbuH
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rina unter bsiisn Molten fi4 bic De
m.inbe perftdrtt unb i&5n entpidsl
bat.
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piele @rotulctionen, Don s}reunoer
unb ben Sobnen bss themalig.n ga
ftprs Elm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
llnnatiirIidje Wlntter.

a)iinnie gedmnnn fauo geIteril
Wsc1aea in einem Sdnsdjen pui Dem
Sole aes Souics 20. 1903 @eiteril
glpaEue elm neuseborsncS ainb ni1nn.
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golioei mad, bem iidbtiid)en Soipitnl
aebraht spuroe. jebodl iirSe 3eit mad
Ser Ginlieferung on @nffrditlna
itar6. Ter a,cliBci selnlIa cs, Die 9iut.
fer, Die 20 Sabre aIte emma Bil.
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ipnro GarIp. iest niibefnntitcr aoreiie.
lem. Gas ainb ipnruiigefahr 5rpci
Stunten aft. als es ailfgefilnoer
miIroe. Ter Coroner iiiib bic goli5ci
baten cine llntcriud-,iig eingeIcitet