Show rz SAFETY TOR TO THE DRIVER COLONEL ROOSEVELT'S CONFESSION Installed on 8treets of English Towns Hsvs Proved of Material Benefit JMlrrors OF FAITH "Mirrors at street corners to provide Advocates Measures Which He Says to r the drivers of vehicles a view of Frankly May be Denounced Either ahe cross streets have been Installed At Socialism or Anarchy In In two towns England at least la Folkestone there Is an acute angle street crossing where one corner Is Chicago— Theodore Roosevelt made On this built up close to the curb corner is placed a 24x24 Inch mirror his “confession of faith” on Tuesday conventhe National to Progressive at on standards pipe gas supported The former tion struck president amch an angle that drivers of vehicles corner out boldly Into new ground advocatcoming toward the 3rom either of the two opposite streets ing measures which he said frankly can see up ths ttruefc at right an would be denounced either as Socialism or anarchy The delegates listigles to their path The engineer In Charge states that ened to his speech with the underof motorstanding that they muBt either adopt owing to the lmpovslblltV a platform substantially In consontraffic sevists seeing any eral accidents and narrow escapes ance with his views or look elsewhere Since for a nominee have occurred at that point for the presidency the mirror has beet fixed he has not These are the conspicuous points In beard of anything approaching an ac- the Roosevelt program: cident The damp mist rain or frost Recall of Judicial decisions Colonel on the mirror have no ill effect Roosevelt now advocates its extena sion to apply to federal as well ai which is occaslonall) cleaned by when cledulnghls state courtB He favors the estab passing lamplighter lamps lishment of machinery to make easIn WlltshlA At Malmesburg a mir- ier of amendment both the national ror five by eight feet in size support- and etate constitutions ed on standards so that its top is 15 Use of the government to assist anabove an street the feet occupies workmen to become part owners ol gular position t the apex of a closed the business in whlqji they are emcurve The engineer In “The mirror requires ployed charge says: reControl of the trusts scarcely any cleaning only a wipe tention of the Sherman through law over once in about three months”— and the establishment of an InterEngineering News state industrial commission Conditions determining monopoly That One Thing Lacking prices to be controlled where these Lady Augusta Gregory the able and concerns deal with the necessaries of ardent apostle of the modern Irish life movement is fond of telling the folAdoption of a number of measures lowing real Irish story: to secure “social and industrial just“It was the wedding day of Pat and ice to the were having a Bridget and they Legislation to increase popular conIt was a grand afchurch wedding infair Pat was dressed with patent trol of all governmental agencies leather shoes white vest and flaming cluding a national law for presidential election of United Statds primaries In shone fie Bridget attractively The ceremony was over senators by direct vote the short balmany colors and the happy pair walked down the lot corrupt practices acts aplylng to aisle out Into the street where a primaries as well as elections qualirefersreat crowd greeted them with delight fied adoption of the initiative Once seated withlif the cab Bridget endum and recall Woman suffrage leaned over to Pat and said In a loud of the pure food law Strengthening whisper ‘Och Pat if we could only Establishment of a national health iiave stood on the sidewalk and watched ourselves pass wouldn’t It have department Creation of a permanent tariff com:£een hlviin’ ” J New Idea for Dressmakers A New York woman has inaugurate ed a new departure She sent word to a number of dressmakers that she ad so many dresses to make of such and epch materials and so many others to be altered and named the to be made and asked for Aids She will probably accept the west bid and this seems to open up a new field In dressmaking It will also develop a new variety of shrewdness on the part of successful dressmakers — the ability to figure on bids Sv Sure of Himself "Aren’t you afraid you may become to the smoking habit?” I can quit whenever I want at slave “No o" "How do you know that? Have you ever tried it " ‘‘No but I’ve cured myself of the habit of voting for every candidate who is nominated by the political party to which I belong and a man must have a strong will to do that i Pa’s Rather Indefinite “’Pa what Is an anachronism?” “Oh that’s something or other smart are always finding in Shakepeople speare's works Now run along and play” "Townley— tting on? Out of Reach rHow’s the new cook ge- SubbubB-- : nFail don’t know — Boston her address leave to She didn’t Transcript HOW MANY OF US Select Food Nature Demands to Ward Off Ailments? 'A Ky 'lady speaking about food says: “I was accustomed to eating all kinds of ordinary food uptil for some reason indigestion and nervous prostration set in “ After I had run down seriously called to the my attention-waof some change In my diet and discontinued my ordinary breakfast and began using with a good quantity of rich cream “In a few days my condition changed in a remarkable way and I began to have a strength that I bad sever been possessed of before a vigor of body and a poise of mind that amazed me It was entirely new In my experience "My former attacks of indigestion bad been accompanied by heat flashes and many times my condition was distressing with blind spells of dizziness rush of blood to the head ahd neural-:gipains in the chest "Since using aiune for breakfast I have been free from these troubles except at times when I have indulged In rich greasy foods in quantity then I would be warned by a pain under the left shoulder blade and unless I heeded the warning the old trouble would come hack but when I finally got to know where these troubles originated I returned to my and cream and the pain and disturbance left very quickly "I am now in prime health as a Name result of my use of given by Postum Co Battle Creek 1 JMlch JOHNSON CHOSEN DELEGATES in— by Tax One Commissioner for Canal Our new store Is now in shape to handle mail orders promptly When you are in the city call and see us answer" "I’m giving It to you I have proved to my own satisfaction and very recently that a human being can live four hours when absolutely deprived of “You’re a fool A boy can stay un der water for two minutes lr he has strong lungs Even an ambitious anl wa wa two Free now” “Poor cruel as “Well thing! How’ can you be so to let It run a long time? what are you going to do with Walker Brothers Bankers ' It?” "I’m going to make a suggestion If that bill has been running for as long as you say It has give it a rest Let it stand a month or two”—Cleveland Plain dealer Salt - iV W ‘‘i' ' V i V Q-- W” State Judge’s v S V WJs-- ft s $ ' A ' ' if"' '''s' j yv Clever had as a gue3t Host quit a at our 't' of In expeof rich the price your boy College ' prominent house the Handy to Have Around “Are you one of those who believe the dog is man’s most faithful friend?” “I must admit that I am not” ‘Then you I take It do not keep a dog?” “Oh yes I keep one but not’ because I like the brutes It happens that the one I have always howsl unmercifully when my wife tries to J 1b raise to- All Hallows Library — We who We make a man Salt Lake City Utah Boarding and Day School (or boya Minim Academic and Senior department Classical Scientific and Commercial Fall term commences courses 9th actress other evening Didn’t you find Ascum — Gracious! It hard to entertain her? Wise — Oh no! She amused herself for hours We just handed her a bunch of photographs among which were several of her own — Catholic Standard and Times V ' Many a man rience is unable a square meal ' ‘ iiiiiiiiiiii mmirmi P0 Ths city folks are so Ignorant of the farmer’s surrounding as the farmers sometime suppose This was evidenced by an incident in the stay of a young New Yorker on a New England farm “Well young man” said the farmer to his city boarder who was up early and looking around “been out to hear the haycock crow I suppose’’ And the sly old chap winked at his hired man The city man smiled “No" said he suavely ‘Tve merely been out ty— ing a knot In a cord 'V S'f if Lake City Name Not all ©3 Stop Smuggling Wc Arc Ready' to Pfandle Mail Orders air” Baseball Players’ Union Formed New York — Professional baseball players of the major leagues have orassociaganized a mutual protective tion with Dave Fultz former star outfielder of the New York American League club and now a New York as president It la the first lawyer time since the brotherhood days that the playing fraternity has been united and while as yet membership is confined to players of the National ana American leagues it is Intended ulti(JftteXVrOOD mately to take into the fold every ac& uD£JewooJ) al y tive member of the minor leagues working under the present system of Illraiq W John n of California had organized baseball been selected as his running mate Singing “Onward Christian Soldier” Prisoners Break Jail and the “Battle Hymn of the RepubEvanston Wyo — After binding lic” the delegates pledged their fealty Jailer Joseph Fife hand and foot and to their party leaders Joe wrapping him in some blanketB Marking a new departure In the proTurner serving time fa forgery openof national conventions the ceedings ed the cells and liberated all of the were notwo candidates immediately prisoners in the county jail In this tified of their nomination and in the Seven men were city on Wednesday midst' of deafening cheers they In the jail and all but one took advanbefore the delegates Turner Jumped their tage of the Jatlbreak acceptance and to pledge on the jailer and overpowered him bee efforts to the coming campaign as Fife enterwere and a trusty just For several hours during th afterBert Daling to feed’ the prisoners noon and early evening the throng In ton partner of the Whitney brothers the Coliseum had listened to a flow of escaped with the others oratory In nominating and seconding speeches In which the dominant note Lumber Men Indicted expressed was the belief that victory — A L Porter Wash Spokane of would come to the new party In NoSpokane secretary of foie Western Revember association who tail Lumbermen’s Raymond Robbins of Illinois pledged with thirteen other secretaries of rea 100000 majority for the national tail lumber dealers' associations was ticket In Illinois and Gifford Plnckot indicted In June 1911 on a criminal for Colpredicted a 300000 majority charge of violating the Sherman law onel Ro3evelt and Governor Johnson has been released on his cash bond in his home state of Pennsylvania of $2500 by Judge Kennesaw Moun- These statements were cheered to the tain Landis of the northern district echo of Illinois and his bond accepted The party formally christened itself “the Progressive party” leaving out Permit Agricultural Entry the prefix “national” by which It has — The house public heretofore been known but provision Washington lands committee has reported favorwas made for theecognition or "real” ably the Smoot bill which has passed progressives In any of the states by the senate permitting agricultural whatever name they Bhould be locally on coal and lands these entry pro- designated because of state laws gas ducts being reserved to the governDuring the three days It was in sesment sion there was not a roll call nor a ballot The delegates asked no such Betting on the Election formalities either in placing their New York— Betting In Wall street candidates In nomination or in voting on the presidential race was brisk' on for them There was not a voice of favorTuesday with Wilson a 2 to opposition either to Colonel Roosevelt ite Odds of 5 to 4 and 10 to 7 were or Governor Johnson The delay In given that Roosevelt will beat Taft San Francisco — “If were opium taxed $5 a pound smuggling would cease and the government would obtain a large revenue” said United States Customs Surveyor Duncan E McKinley In discussing the subject Absolutely Without Air How long can a human being exist without air?" “At least four hours” "Quit you kidding I’m asking a plain question and I expect a serious SING HYMNS A8 nominating them was due to the large v cAucna OF number of seconding speeches lowed NEW PARTY As has always been the case in naSALT LASS CITY UTAH tional political conventions the bulk of the work of the Progressive gatherinal can”— two Candidates Depart From Tradiing was carried on in the commit“Oh cut that I’ve proved It I rode tion by Appearing Before We all regret many Conventees thing Only a pcmblance of a conflict from here to Buffalo In the upper a few tion to bo Notified and to Voice done — and only of opinion on the floor was a brief deberth of a sleeper car the other night haven’t have Their Acceptance as to whether an And I was taken bate Wednesday I can prove out alive hour’s recess should be taken The It!” — Plain Dealer point was immaterial but as one deA it ”We Just had to Chicago — The first national conven- legate expressed Suggestion Clip and mail this to make It a tion of the new Progressive The retailer stopped one of his oldparty was fight about something edjournsd at 7:27 p m on Wednes- regular convention” coupon to us and get est customers on the street was Colonel discussion bow Rooseafter Theodore There day “I want to speak to you” he began sharp a Farmers’ Refcord velt had been chosen as the party’s ever in several committee meetings “Go ahead and see If I care" Book and candidate for president and Governor and no little difficulty in agreeing year This bill of “You’ve got to care yours has been running a long time calendar THE mission Measures to relieve the high cost of living Development by the federal government of the Mississippi river as a deep waterway by use of tne plant employed on the Panama canal zone at completion of the canal Fortification of the Panama canal Navy to be built up steadily un- - reduction of armaments is made possible by International agreement "There’s a reason” and It is ex--Washington — Discussion of the Pain the little book "The Road nama canal bill occupied the senate to Wellville” In pkga and the action by Tuesday Ever read thm above letter? A ata that body was theprincipal substitution of a m appear from time to time They are aeoniae true aad fall of htau form of gov provision for a tta tercet eminent In ths canal zone retained ROOSEVELT AND Sept Apply to Rev H President A POSITIVE and PERMANENT CURE FOR Drunkenness and Opium Diseases Tbsrt m pnblidty m dcfeasis Udies treated m their ewe humee privately ei Sooth Temole Street Salt Lake Citv MEN AND WOMEN tore on account of many added money making facilities Good opportunities open and barbers in demand We teach the trude Call or write Molar Barber Collage complete Commercial Street Salt bake City Utah RICH GRADE and EnKODAKS FinishingWork dona larging by Prolesslonals Obscured Identity C R NAVAGR CO Balt Lake City Utah Judge Locke presiding Judge of the federal court first district of Florida FOR SALE TU”8’ T0PHE Case was annoyed at seeing one of the atCounters Show Cases WaU' torneys attendant upon a sitting of Cases etc New and up to date 216 S Main Street the court put his feet upon the desk SMITH DRUG CO Salt Lake City Utah In front of the one at which he was sing” TIQDOPJ?' XoarVur seated “Marshal!" roared hia honor “You will oblige me by identifying the legs as finally adopted npon the platform to which those feet belong!" Colonel Roosevelt worked with tho In charge of the Too Sensitive form until late Wednesday aiternoon "There is absolutely no use to talk going over their work of the two pro to me about woman suffrage" vlous days and nights and vigorously "Really old man I cannot underhelping to mould the draft which at stand why you oppose it so strongly" The last proved acceptable to him I was in a “Well I’ll tell you platform did not take np the negro clothing store last week looking at question some neckties when a woman came one told of the clerks she In and wanted to buy a collar for her dog" The Difference “Pop!” "Yes my son" "When a man talks a great deal what la be called?" “An orator my boy” “And when a woman talks a good deal what she called?" "A nuisance” — Yonkefs Statesman Self Taught Irate Father— I’ll teach you daughter Young man— Not necessary to kiss my have Just learned — sir s 1 She Would Order It Bridget— Say ml3s I haven’t elbow to scrub that floor this after- grease noon Young Mistress — Very well I’ll have John send you up first thing in the morning Bridget tho some Change In Train Service train serA number of changes vice is announced by the Salt Lake Route A new train has been put on between Salt Lake and Tooele leaving Salt Lake at 2 p m and arriving at Tooele at 4:05 Returning this train leaves Tooele at 4:30 p m and arrives at Salt Lake at 6 The train which formerly left Salt Lake for Eureka the TIntict district and intermediate polntB at 7:50 a m now leaves at 7:30 Returning this train leaves the TIntIc district an hour earlier arriving at Salt Lake at 4:50 p m Instead of 6 The Lynndyl train now leaves Salt Lake at 4:50 p m and leaves Lynndyl on the return trip at 4:50 a m The Bingham trains now leave Salt Lake at 7:45 a m and 315 p m Returning the trains leave Bingham at 9:25 a m and 4:55 p m Kil4Jfr H W JOHNSON red devil loernrrMT VltLlvJlLN I Miss Jane Adams of Hull house was among those wiho secChicago She was onded Colonel Roosevelt greeted enthusiastically The new party formally placed self on record as favoring equal the frage and further recognized fragette movement by providing on four women national committee PORTLAND MAKES suf- for the Die Aged Veteran Elizabeth N J — Colonel George II Sweet a veteran of the Mexican and civil wars Is dead at his home “The He served Maples" at the age of 81 Scott in the Mexican under General war In China Fighting London — Severe fighting has broken out at Wu Chang In the Chinese province of according to a news agency dispatch received here from The trouble arose over the disbanding of Borne of the troops After the Beef Trust Washington — Soaring prices of beef and other meats have attracted the attention of the federal government and may have the effect of hurrying an the investigation of the beef trust President Seeks Divorce Linotype Reno Nev — Philip T Dodge president of the Mergenthaler Linotype company of New York has filed a suit B Dodge for divorce- from Margaret The comwho is now in New York plaint charges desertion EVERLASTING CONCRETE The quality o! this cement is always uniformly high — the same this year as last— the same yesterday today and forever Purity and fineness are other virtues of this high class cement To be absolutely sure of satisfactory results in building barns silos watering troughs feeding floors root cellars dairy houses fence posts barnyard floors cisterns walks you must use RED DEVIL PORTLAND CEMENT suf- “A Devil of a Good Cement” U S Government has published a most valuable buon the Farm” Write for on "The Use of Concrete Address U S Dept of Agriculture Division of Publications Washington D C Read the bulletin and when you build of concrete— use Red Devil Portland Cement The lletin it For Sale by all Leading Dealers Write for free Union Portland Cement Co Booklets u?ArtN' 1 |