Show t 1 £ r i ' t 'it’’ J I -1’ i' 1 1 ft t v - THE'HERALD-REPDBUCAN M SPECIAL is and conserved 'of duty: ouncefarmers he ' TRAIN use rAvre 1 ON UneedaBlscult TDIP ft ‘ 1 ‘ n ARMERS AMONG — wholesomeness for 7 H 1 1 — ’ 'T r Starts Equipped for DemonstrationsAll All 1 the Road - Experts Lake Train on Route rom College and Salt of Agriculture : Baronet demonstration train qf thq Salt colLako Route and Utah Agricultural leg1® completed the first leg yesterday’ )f Its fwqnty-one day tour ofthesouthern most part of the state under circumstances The first atop was made at Tooele lyhere 600 farmers and citfzenh manifestedgreat Interest In exhibits and listened attentively Round with thin tender— delightful flavor a tea irho’ I r Graham it A ir-Rrlgation i Crackers for food baked and fresh io 1 and delivered cents ' y Always for ' I LdKasP -'i’ rf-r ' AND MAIN wl f : ’iiiil? IEl ft BROADWAY’ ON MMWimWf'BaMWHMMy ' : 1 ft Sintsi Paris H‘-w’ ’! ’ - ''7 " H 5" " “ J' pv w v’ 1 -£u $1500 a a A Bi ?’ eft' ' STATE - AT I fl i Today this will out uf ' i r- particular showing rapidly going JKm $ are with the true present vou before in the to Never facts Z history sold we fff fin in SEASON the we ’ IIIi i ’ HE x f S added K recordbreaker Bl already wj If if yffiig : ff tl ifwi I'R : 1 ul" 1 ’ another big jwf M state to gig v Jf llJ ! the II “-1 that to ft IN 1 'B11 t season so far has been a Today 5ve are happy have ' I many so The will IimhU I imR' of Kt STORE have SUITS so EARLY wB forcefully Agan we OUR a Suits of ' go I I gi hundred e and assortment i 1 KNOW we M ENDOUS A Our CLOAK ENLARGED SUIT and DEPT made Now showing all the newest creations in Dresses Our Coasts Suits Waists Skirts new Spring Suits in all the newest popular and all the newest Spring colorings prices of $2000 $50 Thursday is weaves today being shown at the $2250 $25 $2750 $30 the Big Shopping Day signers popular $40 and You give are the iAgva Nlnltl TRE-These : ?Qr f a i price this at ‘ regular appearance Thev are- of season’s most newest materials a handsomely i g-y 4 Al and we cloak our be of clever creations artistic de 8 shopping to calk THE as£ yon While out and suit room a " ' PARIS THE PARIS invited up in styles and will Suits the assume RUSH the i? SlS p 4 J nd J C E Bevan Green George C B Hickman the train Today will be t WOOL Chase Vernoif SENATE EXPECTED SOON TO DISCUSS MEXICAN SITUATION name to7o applied ( ’f S A that eH s fl DRESS &’s $275 SKIRTS A- An enormous sample line secured by our New York buyer— the sale represents about three hundred skirts in colors — Navf- Black Brown Mixtures and Black and White Checks the price asked for these Skirts would hardly cover the cost to manufacture to Gray ancy — about material Today the entire lot will be put on sale at the above quoted price Today especiallylow prices on New Spring Coats especiallypriced for the day at $595 $750 $1000 $1200’and $15100 AH theqiew effects in the swell mglan or butterfly sleeve in all the newest spring novelty materialsand colors — all the new Tango5colors1’represented Today is the big shopping day — THE PARIS say-nothing ’ ' ' acres toacre applied to sixty acrei forty-three Ushels to the acre and so on In the case of alfalfa he said this amount of applied to sixty acres produced exorbitant price ranging from $1 !her (Continued from Page 1) water larger yield per acre thpn when an acre with whereas Utah ernor had asked the state department to the respective live stock is provided with fertilizer to tell acres him what it looked upon as the twenty yields being Last year he said5 the 49 tons and 44 tons without cost constituted grain and Salt Lake had transported ‘2971 legally government in All kinds of grasses were Route northern grain to California Mexico for by the special exhibit cars of southern from Utah treaty with extradition farms 85 milk cars of potatoes Mexico Merrill Talks ‘Professor 125 cars of and condensed numerous can be carried on The afternoon session was between devoted other products of the in In adjacent border to addresses In the Tooele high school farms states governors field that is Open showingin thethis reference to the by Prof L A American Merrill?agricultural to Utah territory California without farmers expert of the Salt Lake Route and Dr will use every bit of farm produce state department E 4Peterson head pf the extension to Governor that Utah can put on its Secretary Bryan suggested market dophrtment of the Agricultural cojhe asserted Colquitt that he might ask for of the canal he the extradition of the offenders from The opening declared Uf tdVt5 lllUVIlpi OU1 would serve toPanama bring an influx “the of s Nuevo Leon” leaving vie® to lUCJHH the farmersin the matter of of eettlera governor Utah ('nmlnr tn th Pa the Texas milking farma productiveby scientific cific coast he declared few of them itwhoto that governortoThe determine He called attention to individual was extradition methods the could afford to pay the high prices has been asked for on the charge great market which the farmers of for California land which Utah have in southern devoted to the citrus industry of horse stealing State Californiawhich department Is essentially citrus growing district and seek farther officials say that under the treaty the consequentlywould dairying poultry and vegetable Jacking Inland for offenders if home site he Naturally extraditedcould not be raising on a large scale the: residents turn to Utah said' would tried for murder because Vergara was Ithat portion many this state a bright future of consequently slain on soil to seek many of the necessaries Utah Mr Metrill Mexican however declared about the status of the ’of life outside their He could learn a good lesson from California Asked boundaries that Californian are obliged with regard to its mission of remarked system of American and to buy fertiliser for their fields at irrigation an where every drop of water resentatives who were to examined Benton’s body Secretary Bryan said the question was “in status quo” He added that confirmationhad been received by the state department from Sinipich of the American Consul by General Carranza of a special commission to proceed to to make an investigation of Benton's death It is probable considered that the will await commission the outcome of the new inquiry a 1 by BISCUIT look "a " ? 15SRRMU Ir ’ Instance i aked L COMPANY applied I biscuit NATION acresns -when I 'shortlength 1 proceedings Sensational Sale Embroideries of New Dainty Undermuslins Specially Priced' proportion ' ' 5 i Buy minimize controversies tending In driving for home his argument ip economy use of water he showed thirty acre inches of water could inow be1 made to produceof a certain crop almost as thony bushels to the acre appliedto forty and sixty toacres twenty Wheat for with this amount of water to yielded fortyeight twenty acres bushels applied to tothe acre forty forty-six bushels the b 1 Mr to i J The enabling ‘ 1 t-l B H i-B K - He Intensive Cultivation irst The chief points he made were that irrigation is secondaryto intensive oulthat to obtain the best results tivatfon In the right way water must be applied kt the right time that cultivation must that the follow each irrigation ground must be plowed as soon as possible after each Irrigation that economy in water must be practiced and in this respedt he advocatedthe use of wslrs to obtain an accurate measurement and at the same time Insure to each user an equitable division of the Supply thus 1 S - -our si-on sufficed I ' s -water Ei 'I: ’ co-operation ’ I I - co-operation ’ j 8 K : v 1 I resh aS j the theory that once prevailed that the failure of a competitorwould redound jhe benefit of to anotherin that same line competition was wrong for the keener will each is the more zealously strive to outdo his neighbor seek man Increase for to and economize means profits thereby giving to his competitors the benefit of his knowledge is “Social business nothingmoreof than the businesssaidincorporation brotherly love” he cxiu WA nt? In the evening addresses were made Ben of the dairy divi-the by R Eldredge of federal departmentof agri-and culture L M Mr Wlnsor Eldredge for a more extensive use of the argued the dairy silo as a of means promoting said tne storage or reea industry in silo in one season a through the it effected in providingsueeconomy feed for the drfiry herd culent than would for the erection of a more pay in addition to for a silo providing green food the year around thereby quality the cow to give the same milk of winter or summer and In greater yield Wlnsor supplementedhis lecture of the morning on “Irrigation Waste-” Officers and directors of the Tooele Commercial club presided at the meeting them and credit was given for up enthusiasmin the train working Thev were W Marks Dr A L A McBride Pater Clegg Dr Phipps every day Crisp tasty strengthening impress ty-iof : 'A ’ Meaning of Competition farmers the Peterson pointed out to competitors how among benefit that results in general Dr r : h I what lest coroperationdidUtah “Witness year for the fruitgrowers of Prior to that they were the victims o" the jobbers they lost money on their with" an united body with But crops with a capable hand to steer them a central association to dispose of their launching produce they made money The association of the Utah ruitgrowers was the most significant event In horticultural circles agricultural or that has occurred in Utah in a decade 1 HOUSE I illustrated chll-l-dren -- House Garment : ' co-operative dinner GREATEST MillineryDepartment is the largest and in the entire West fortunatelywe are in splendidreadinesswith our beautiful it purchases Wonderful new Spring — the indeed are superior styles secured WM ft '7 by New York buyers Mbny of the BETWEEN styles that we are showing are now making BWHBRRBEMBRMBMEMBwWBgaSgHMBBRBi their European debut and as the styles right up to season develops new and bear in mijid at the minute will be exhibited the most pleasinglow prices THE PARIS co-operaXfon cents xo the four addresses j and Included spectators among the and 'hearers school were farmers to the number of about 100 had come to Tooele from several toiwns within a radius of miles especially twenty their for the occasion expenses being paid by the county commission-’ ers of Tdoele county ThereJwere dele-' I gallons present from Grantsville St John Erda Ophir Lincoln Stockton and Ajax vied farm in The model miniature with the blooded of prize specimens cattle including hogs dairy cows and steer and bull in holding the intaj-est a of the farmers The model farm which Inclpaed a irriga-tlon miniaturefrom systemof reservoir ditches leading a ind distributing over the acre-' water Age was in of L M charge Wlnsor expert of the Utah Agricul-i tural college who endeavored to upon his hearera who flocked to the exhibit cars the during morning the net east the water conserving resources of the state by an economical of water for irrigation purposes His special efforts centered ’on the fact demonstrated through the farm that !the secret of irrigation lies farming in the ability of obtaining the maximum yield from a given apreagewith the use of a minimum amount of that originally or making water for twenty acres of land do the work for forty to 120 acres same and AH’S -I: I Our Dr to I S’- Ready-to-Wear : forlunch-eon —appropriate auspicious i Biscuit The 1 and I 1 Hn REY-TO-WEAR a -of BY 4 -i- Millinery estimating Mr RAILROAD MABOH tv - 1914 5 ' irrigation URNISHED THURSDAY 'GREATEST LAKE’S SALT System Certainly Glvlpg Along ! Wrong “that in the package cents 5 moisture-proof L 2 UTAH j Merrill trouble is” stated Mr Utah have been their farmers success upon the farming yield per acre This is the wrong system The correct unit of measurement Is the maximum yield per stere foot of The who get bigger a waterper acre foot of can yield water on a certain tract is decidedly a better farmer than his neighbor who produces the but using a larger same amount of bn that tract amountthe water go out on who can manwith a mlmimum rainfall the desert and produce' fifteen bushels to the acre than he who is a far better farmer of with plenty under an water project only forty produces bushels that to the acre same cropfarming This is what intensive is” Merrill 'furthermore advocated the clearing of the ground each fall aid the soil in retaining the moisture to that comes to it In the winter in the form of snow or rain Experiments piece of had he said that a proven not cultivated after irrigation ground lost seven pounds more of water to of ground 8 every acre than did the piece that was cultivated after irrigation he said is an ideal state for Utah dairying in Wherever lime is present that soil he stated is most the soil for the raising of pasture ft adaptable and cattle foxjage He advised grass attention to the farmersto pay more thW 44 branch of farming Peterson urged upopftthe with farmers one the necessity of their success to promote anothersuccess of this “The better spirit” he said "was never lives of the than in the H pioneers of Utah They made the mret the of it but sad to relate those of the generation are forgetting younger they precepts were given by their fore- J flavor-purity— Nourishment-fine crispness U CITY extravagant of Use YThe I $ J SALT made to dofault every The of great their declared is water for irrigation Utah LAKE I t h Up Worth $500 to Yard-Today l at f I demanded beingforced rep-have lace and LACE with The New Express offer merchants and business men a carrying service at to Low Rates manufacturers safe high speed lower charges when They help the new ipajrketsr-and living cost1 wife lower Express become? The the in life ( ' variety sincerity that offeredat $500 of BIG a of this one the pretty largest curtain dainty patterns the greatest Sale Price Our curtain is and Nottingham CASH DISCOUNT and value only today at mills The in the embraces tell you we Vai laces - QfiA -x wOC today Ladies' todayat plain 35c lace trimmed muslin Drawers 19c the pair X Suit and House Room ORDERS ft ft' fA DVC r ft 1 ft i 'ft ' Handsome Bath values up to $450 Today only White Lawn Waists at QShirtrvC $lJ93i J I- Robes 50 $100 ss ft : at Dresses - Specials $125 Sateen Petticoats d 03C Tango Shades 25c Sateen Aprons gj jlvC today only 95c and f 1 tl 5 - Underwear s aavB I V -4 f' S H ' ' ' MODEL NEW CORSET SALE $119— Extra long made of extra good quality represented $150 corsets medium high bust corset supporters AR sizes Extra special price today good Ladies’ heel and s toe priced at of cputil four d IQ 1 P colors Hose doublesole and top black white and tan high Especially spliced 4DC jtoday the pair Jijp boneless at fine Silk Lisle COMMISSION HASTEN REPORT ON BENTON’S DEATH low Ladies’ low neck Ladies neck and sleeveless neck today and sleeveless special at all 'sizes 1 U ” -A VChose nedium 't z ------ 25c each Ladies’ fast black cotton hose extra soecial at the nair Ladies’ fine seamless fast black all sizes: the nair weight: 70 — z trimmed VESTS and 'special' — today lace knee union suits’ lace SLEEVES WING and low all sizes ’ ’ Cf 1 4 S r away side No' n damage was done on either ? of the Mexican situation to Sir protectionwould prove regarding the British foreign secretary against-the rebels” EdwardHeGrey said he would spend only a few days in London and then return to SUPPRESS NEWSPAPER City Mexicominister the Attitude r: ’AND IMPRISON EDITORS The commended of the administration toward Mexico and expressedthe belief that Huerta 7yera Cruz' Mexico March —The would retirees soon as the country was authorities today siip-r restored to some semblance of peace government pressed local paper' EIMoniteur of any sort he Intervention thought and' arrested the entire staff of six' serious move" would be a “dreadfully editors who were confined 'to the San Juan They Ulua"false were" circulating HUERTA ORMS NEW PLANS charged with'’ ‘news to excite popular calculated ffOR ENEMIES animosity IGHTING HIS against the United"' States -sclieme effective ' - ' PROHIBITIVE EXPORT TAX PLACED ON LIVE STOCK : : Mexico City March has beenvirtually prohibitive export placed tax -r Tills is not a measure IGHT on cattle and hogs Nnsrales Sonora Mexico March the — by which it is All possible hastg in reporting upon AT expectedto bring to the government but one death of S will be required revenueto W Benton tlie country’s food the commission now El of at Paso conserve ’The region from! the Nogales Sonora Mexico inMarch which Tex This Was General — supply announced from The first gunboat battle receiving The Mexican capital and other cities are here Carranza'sheadquarters today at opolobampo their beef cattle has been greatly given warfare ended pf when were that Inquire assurances after half-hour of ineffectual firing by the revolution and the problem nearest express agent the committeemen appointedlast night a the rebel of meat supply fdr A warship Tampico maintainingserious a Mexico City March had instructions to report confidentially between — Talking V ttie federal should ithe the first time today to a few Merltol ItheuinHtiem-owdera gunboatsMorelos and promises to become newly j to result and General Carranza the exact Gtferr?ro continue closing in of this rem-' which steamed down from rebels on the cap correspondentsPresident of their findings of political newspaper regardless Guajhpas for the attack ital reiterated tlrat he has an edy Is the brsCevidcncewe 'could offer feeling W or personal attracted by better markets army of 250000 he is you to zIt was said that written instructions at TopplOShippers men with which until prove its merit made The Tampico remained recently to to fight the 'rebels and is guaranteed' Had the its crew had mutinied and abroad extent began exporting determined effectiVeiingredieuts been sent the members of bamno after to they to ’giro’ permanent 'relief who had the little vessel oVer to the such an as cause apprehen are subjugated or exterminated committee been turned i He The added that he was about ready to We will (gladly faho w you the Morelos and sion instructedby telegraph today of their Carranza forces the construction the railformulaand explain its'merlb- to was said that General Guerrero arrived off Topolobampo and begin along appointments Lt leave of 4000 block local at once for the tndav long range The houses abouta mile Dayton Drug Co Carranza would onened fire' atinside Ja half apart in each of the and which agents SaltLake City ft east on the trip which will place him Tampico remained harbor r SAILS OR at least ten days out of communication while the federal ships tbok position be placed ten-men Orders have tisement’been&iven fpr barbedwire ho said and while on his overlandmarch from Naco in the Gulf of California — ft' Yoijk Sir Lionel Carden this be strung along the right to guns seqmed to March would ’yot find any store advertisement Sonora Casas Grandes Chihuahua The Tampico's — Mexico sailed of wfy of the railroad lines The president! in this issue-which order placed 1n effect today a longer federal British minister to does not? give you range than those of the drew unneiinisimenrajTnmgwinEir'BsgMsaBEamwmHsaMBmmKaagcBaBawMwwvBi res'ulted in the excludingfrom for Load oh today to report la this sbtrieLinteresting hr important factT Mexico gunboats and the latter person expressed confidence that lowest 4-r-A 4 - ’ WARSHIPS BATTLE 4 SHORT 1ONG RANGE a-new calculated fortress-of -de 4 i -4 today '1 restricted : fine 'r explained you need service and will find profit in its You speed deliveries use can your widen your market buy where costs are with - territory opportunity produceror consumer you ' ‘ and Special all QC (bl ever styles-with ‘ drawer combinations’ trimmed Corsetcover and embroideries some are the new narrow-drawer All are good values at $150 Knickerbockereffects 75c Gingham Washable Petticoats at with all neat' and country' sale trimmed 'styles V-neck laces Coat Cable Netr-the y and receipt immediately the express i of $500 to up It was explained that at the time the had been appointed Benton commission 'nothing had been heard from General Villa regardingthe Bauch case which a special investigation would warrant of all persons who4 had come from had been Instructed although Villa held by the federals This hindered to investigateand report several business men American the upon American'sdisappearance business who had on the Mexican side It of the line at this point was been made that the order had by recent transmissionof TO necessary military information for new' rates spell Whether immense worth neck of appearance The hope was expressed that General order for the Benton commission Carranza’s to Investigate the Bauch case to the Washington would be ample assurance of the good will of government to assist in the the Mexican insurgents of in foreigners Mexico protection house- business pairs SLIPS — Perfect fitting medallions all sizes pretty $125 a service from now on must factor of steadily increasing in i--General This a importance the nation Sonora March ordered tonight an investigation the Bauoh case by the commission sent to El Paso to look into the W S Benton a British subject action was taken after of report from Villa General the disappearance of regarding Gustav the American Bauch In Villa’s report he stated Geneal that Bauch had been jailed at Chihuahua City on suspicion of being an agent of interests Villa said unfriendly the American had been however that that released and since then the state had been unable to authorities locate him He promised continuedefforts to secure more informationabout his dis death hew jrates We lower even applied to food products Help will the farmer find These lof Nogales Carranza of hundred surplusstock Secured by us at CARRANZA ORDERS AN INVESTIGATION O BAUCH’S DISAPPEARANCE than have ever before prevailed the history of transportation J our high nainsook and noveltycrepe embroidery trimmings COMBINATIONS— $195 CURTAINS of slipovers lace shadow appointment Chihuahua i variety soft and PRINCESS all-ovets com-British — large of fine made fine -never insuring I Yard Spring Ernbroideries—a sample thousand yards of exquisite new has line that secured by one of our New York buyers— was such been presented to the buying public The assortment an opportunity embraces values Ufuto $500 the yard Beautifulrich and waistings in Swiss and Batiste financings Marquisettes Crepe also Plauen effects suitable for gowns and many Baby Irish and robes an opportunityyou should not missj for never again will we be able to presentto you such an offeringas this a 1 GOWNS 95c Six isprincipally a a the A L- your ' 4: 4 - J ‘ i arrived I - Tho-unusuallyiarge‘sale Responsibility ' ’ I 3 -Huerta It-is -oX I I w l 1 ' ' pispatch in-vestigating Efficiency for-"rheuma-tism'" you-roads SIR i 4 LIONEL CARDEN OwbDriigCo utah--Adver-woulxi ENGLAND A-y ’ '‘’J-"-' ‘ ' l ' -have ? 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