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Show THE r PRAISES STURDY PIONEERS HI WO Salt Mrs. T. L. Hnlman (left) and Mrs. Kay A. w!io t n Luke Uaker of 1'cnnsvlvania dedicated liis poem Sermon, founded on the lxk rier.ces of the Mormon battalion.' vorr.r-n- kt- , J WANT AD RATES - lln : fr V.. i VV v.. - $- p. 'V, M.r r L '.AKi'!' ' ;,n ;tn.! , Mr-- i...f;!r n A. r.-.-- " l:wx tii4 . t . K n :. u v. t 'v i!-n- ari-- I . S.-rin- l f I"! -- Ch The National eomp"r Pay you for advertising tn this you The cashier wilt give-RecPartment credit In the company's "Sale r ord Book"; when you pay for credadvertisement and when your its amount to fifty dollars on money Pent on advertising and for merchandise Tvlth of the merchants In tie eystem. any a dividend of One Dollar win be mailed to you. II Vou deposit this money In a Savings Account with one if the banking NaInstitutions the system.' the you tional Cash incompany will pay One Dollar every time you aave Tea - 'li'-at t'uiiv f t flc'!ii-ut-- i to m I (or-p;!n- 1 -t . pace with our eyes. rise; prcjudi liu- - i' ir virtues allowed. ni'scl f the crowd; r! u;';"T--- ' ' ' f or creed. When. r. w:i r. U roiur, of r.i'-I mi.o ' 1:1 w:i ri i ru.f ;t:..! jet auie f h!s race; Vh,.,, t'.:i !.'( m rt lii i: nains a glorified place, r ri Sajr-itI. hati live down Jentlle hate. .l. rar-..lin!l fully alate. And tnti ba ta!'of.' unparalleled march v ' f. rua-si"!!-- ' la Fame's shining arch: the all Otir land 'lh. fi t.y irl .t,'!i rif. -tM--y lz the tru- worth f this pioneers' band. Wil: pr.-From the bkf j .)f New V rk. in t't ejr flight to the west. at Klrtlaial a rest. Th few p'ir"itive S,i;,:r fotilld.-a town. thev p:opere! ai.d :r.;:' ti renown. An.l erecte.l a tetnrdc cf trans-tenTin ii on westward t!o went, spurred by threat, wrongs and zeal. l '! isma i,y ernst.i Irsults tiicy m"st keenly leel; Missouri tliey reached what t'uey thought Ti'I in W.i .i th- - fair "Land of Promise." the "Zion" they sought. Tn fh:o thev'd felt persecution's hot fire; e ffliet ion's red fu nace w as more fiercely dire. ro'.l-eand abvsed. thrwn In pris- n. tlisarmed: w v re t . aten and starve. T; and In cunninu ways harmed ' arrt-ven the and fie . ad of the state t1:!Saints t'.py must leave cr sure ileath was their fate. 'in r r e. te l. m winter, unready, trev !;o At: abandon their homes and their Zion loved so. 'Midst the snow and the ice and the fierce wintry blasts, 'ite.-a'orn- by tl. beams a low sun weakly casts, Th.- infirm an-- the youthful, the babe and the sire. A'-?h- - weil and th.e I'i. in calamity dire. on t war f a goal no one knows. tr'isr ! t.-to shield from the snows. With frail afl poor w;u'dp, v nport t'... n. Thfirst weak wall ae U - d.' nie.i th. ir foe's atsd soon drowned in the gale! ATt nut mM wear . s'p k and distressed. f in i th - poor pilgrims oppressed, vit'"out e t h.; a ca made. at N.nv e ami lod'.-- t kindly aid, lri.fi; Wii id pa'i.os. t ' I;a fa! r rity berame a a'-' tnvr a 'iPi.it to iJd's holy name. w ere Ho. yla trd, and fields made to bloom, t'.'A itr.l with Joy sang the loom. I'.irii. - lil'e . r ii was there f TT; tnob spirit arose. .......jot on aiiS i.el! were let by their foes, n nd 'ru.''tie rare t r c ir;ir.!.r. a nd r:n:: 'i.. r Tii.i share. hardly li'.:ibti . I": ir ' :'! .Ton, u sacked, their dear temple defiled. Ar-delens.-I.-Hwe re gros.I tioreviled. .a'.:. th'nirh t ieir hearts bleed and fjUlver To tio- w It atal e r i t ion. or else flight o'er the river V'..'ii Aii.t U'!,. f.c v. . isf ri;m'- i. r;Kr: -i an. I .inf.. j.to ir t.'-t t- m, Tl r-- lMi I : 1. . I J j t' I - Pittsburgh. Aug. 26. After twelve hours of Intense suffering Prof. Ous-ta- v A. Link, widely known scientist and member of the faculty of the Carnegie Institute, died In Mercy hospital, the victim of an attack by a rattlesnake which he had used In his laboratory for three years. The snatee bit hint while he was lecturing before a class of students of the University of Pittsburgh. Professor Link led the class Into his illustrate some points in laboratory to He his lecture. picked up the rattler f om a number of other reptiles and tcsumed his talk to the students. Suddenly the snake bit him on the right hand. Hut the professor went on talkbeen ing and said nothing of having combitten until the lecttire had been pleted. After he had dismissed the class Pro- - ! " " de-d- t- - - I ; ; i 1 1 . -- t 1 1 1 i pr-u- i . ii-i- t - - - . pH-d- I I RUSSIANS MAKE OWN MEN BAIT . LINCOLN. 1 - Soldiers Sacrificed Under Fire IFhile Drawing Aus- trians From Trenches. - 1 ! i - wi-i'il- r sive i' i n-o- ti-.f- f ' tT:p!n-tiac- t.-- ?, o-.-.- trr.-'ti-- l - oia-faro- I - I f p'-a- t hand-to-han- . i.-t ! - r- t'--. i I - t i!.-.iti- in, . M..v i ! : ' .r 'v ? n 'o.!-- 1 V i - e hrtven k in rr v.--t- . t' e pus niii'.ir , -- - i r of re?t. j I . -l . lni.-rf- whips. b.-ast- s r- pro-.rre- As s l HT-.l.- i ; In tio T.. , . f , i '. -r 1 o ;: A f - :.-- ti-.- :, : fn'.- - - a Mrr,Kn shall huri y alontr no, th"iva:al x.thI miles, o'er the plain, ' - I. a :i-- r O'er the - i a fi : In a.! . an- :,. - pilijrlmacre toilsome and lonpr. rut inn for men brae an-- strong a rn:y and ;d!i other an Is fia- wil.l Mexican lands, fanfry f i v !:i;mired stronir f th - and tesei t. to where rolls the main. tair-- rr- i .',v these men with no home v atnp and chill night's starry dome, "et raw and remembrances keen Thev a - ..r- s w borne and injustices seen. Of the ni t rd-- d bixp-u'.t: : ron irs they'd receivetl in the States, And forarot hardships this story r. rr; - rallied that bnnner around And with T'o.at at N'aino) foes bore o'er prround. Their departure was marked tv a trrand farewell ball Whi.:-- tlifisci, ot.twHftl'ev ity was but wormwood and cral!. T! re t' et e :b sadness the parent and clilld; d l.r hus'.and in agonies wild; The sick wife . kiss . . : - arid And fond a loe in last linir'rinK' embrace Strove tn id.- the dx?res that was plain in each face. And the tr.nr'M"'.". the music, the erowd all combined CouTd not b irisi. their t iof f r "The ,irl IVehind." Trh poor "carv pittance these soldiers were To provide shoes and clothes, thev used largelypaid to aid The impoverished riear ones behind in the camp; And the soldiers in rars and barefoot braved the damp Ar-the cold an-- rouirh rocks of their wearisome tvay That cr?v.- !irder and rouarlier with each dawninK day. " The nif.it common necessities they would forego That thlr wives, bat.es and sweethearts Kome comfort niltrht know. With n" chart, and no tniide save tb Mars and the pun; With no roads, and through wastes brasts and savapes shun: WLire no potable- water for days could Jhe- found; And where mountains and forces and canyons abound So forbidding- an ! wild that none venture therein Fave the eatrle nr.fl chamois and those of their kin; This battalion of Mormons, with couratre sublime,' Made the yrrandet loner march cf historical time. For the years future commerce across our broad land The b'-pathway they blazed through the mountains and sand. T'n-- y .iuor wells in the desert with infinite pain. Which refresh, fadntlnsr travelers o'er that parched plain. Weak and famished they hewed out a passage wall That today echo oft to the engine's shrill calls.tiirough For pro isior.o they railed on the hush and wild beast. And tinsaltt-- wild meat proved to them a choi'e feai. After trials urrtcld and privations most keen. Just before t! cm the end of their journey tn, A X vaJley; cow jjladdeua their cyts. Patriot!.- S tl.- - - a: - t ' . o, tho Austro-Hungaria- d WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY. Per. care. 1016 Kearns bldg. W. 1866. petu.l they advance the Russian fire but between it and . abates somewhat, the Austrian fire from 40 to Z0 per cent of the first troops fometimes reach the tren.hes. Their arrival forces the Austrians tc abandon their the yh.elters, and as soon as they do so Russian drumfire begins again. ' A new attachment made to fir plugs transforms them into sanitary drinking fountains. POPULAR AT NEWPORT. nOHPINS. - - tti-a- ' - - V - - r rt-- i. - . CI"tfletlon ? E. G. O'DONNELL. , Ift ' tional expense. -- . xcj-ica- l .. ; Ash-wort- Z ..- - ... Wasatch 364. ' . ERNEST LAM BOURNE. Halt I Funeral florist; new store. leadingour Decorations. lgns specialty. K. Main. Wasatch 1518. LOST AND FOUND - n. 25-CE- jCARJRHIIRN Dining tables, buffets, dressers and low all li. h. furniture at remarkably carfurniture find prices. Some used at half price. Michigan pets and rugs 430 S. State. Furniture i Co., t c, t 73 g" Mr?. Scott Ii. Macfarlane, former- Barbara Thaw, of New ly Mf York, bride of last April and one of the popnlar jouns women la society at 'ewKrt. PERSONALS 53-N- -l. old-count- Herald-Republica- Herald-Republica- n. Write "Physi- 0, BUSINESS DIRECTORY " ATTORNEYS EETRWlirbairyl 28 Main (ground perlence, 8260. floor.) Was. 18 U j I OPTICAL COLUMBIAN street. prices. OPTICAL CO.. Dependable R 337 Main work at right PAPER CLEANING ' 108 ence. ARNOLD, THE EXPERT WALL PAPER CLEANER. 26 years' experiThird avenue. Wasatch 2218-ALMISTS R. ROYAL Egyptian gifted clairvoyant on busiand palmist gives true advice ness, love, health and family affairs, tells the name of future husband or wife; tells if theyour love is true or false: what part one'you of country is luck-iet- st to you and what to do to be successful in life. This gifted lady reads your life like an open book from cradle to old age. She challenges any reader of with her; she calls any kind to competewhat to you want or HOTELS names, tells just know and find out; no guesswork LINCOLN HOUSE. 68 E. First South. questions asked; what she sees and tells 250 rooms; single rooms 25c, 35c. 40c comes true. She does not tell things to and 50c Special rates by week or please a person, but reads the hand just the lines indicate. Tells every permonth. Modern bath 15c Was. 3453. as son what planet they were born under; and CHESTER HOTEL T horoughly their luckyin and tounluckyto planetsthemlife taxe better cleaned and ref jrnished rooms, with or what step what part of the country is best without bath. Special rates by. week selves; for them. Also explains things which or month. 125 S. State. have always been a mystery, what business you are best adapted for, when EdTUXEDO HOTEL 44 S. State. and you will marry, settlestrouward Raymond, prop. Modern.-ho- t and and whomlove affairs and family cold water. Rooms $1 up; with bath, $2. explains etc. Why reunites the separated, bles,see not the best? It costs no more. All Give her INSECTS EXTERMINATED strictly confidential. 1705 S. State, areadings before trial criticizing. 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. BEDBUGS, cockroaches, waterbugs, cor. 3.1th So.; hours 319 Phone Co. Au'erbach . sold at Hyland ants, products Contracts taken at Cleasner Prod. Corp., MADAME EDWARDS FAERBER 234 Edison. Wasatch 7825. Life, love, business. Cor. South Lawn to and Second West. Take Murray car JUNK AND BEER BOTTLES South Lawn. Phone Murray 320-- J. HIGH prices paid for all kinds of every day except Saturday. and beer bottles, 25c per doz. H, TO PATRONS and friends, Mrs. S. S. junk Guss. 823 S. State. Wasatch 6823-has removed to Hastings, psychist, 20 E. Broadway. Call from hotel, Daly CO INTERMOUNTAIN JUNK Junk 10 a. m. to 8 p, m. AYill hold meetwanted. Highest prices paid. 73S S. ings after September 1, room 104. 634. 1-- BOOTH, LEE. BADGER RICH. 8 Boston bldg. Wasatch 1268. Third West. Wasatch MADAME SNYDER has removed to STEWART. BOWMAN, MORRIS & 226 E. Third South. KODAKS Office hour 10 CALLI3TER, 802-80- 6 Mclntyre bids;. to 5, and 8 to 10. Was. 5913. 337 CO... Main fc COLUMBIAN OPTICAL MARIONEAUX. STOTT BECK. street. Kodaks and films, developing CALL and see Mrs. W. Weir, who 406 Kearns bldg. Was. 6914 and printing Eame day. is now permanently located at 466 E. Second South. Hyland 2335-- J. BABY CARRIAGES aite--noon- Return Y. DR. GRACE STRATTON-AIR- E 4970. Office 507 Scott bldg. Wasatch5670-G. Residence 89 M st. Wasatch n. R. Freckles. OSTEOPATHY ry Diego, Cal. MARRY rich, be prosperous and Write New Home Club, Los Anhappy. Cal. geles, WANTED A strong healthy wet nurse for engagement. cian," Z No. IS 5374. WASATCH District Messenger Service. Red Crow, Mgr. Was. 3030 or 3543. WANTED Elderly people who want a quiet country home, people who are run down and want to build up, those of wanting all the good possible out to our their summer vacation, to come Bountiful sanitarium. Investigate. Bountiful. Utah. Milk Sanitarium, street, Wasatch Take Centerville car. Phone FIREPROOF storage; also expert illustrated LARGEST, handsomest, M. A. Keyser people packing and shipping. 328 marriage directory of wealthy W. 2d South. Co., Fireproof Storage early marriage, ever published, desiring sent free. Sincere Directory, B413, Val- Phone Wasatch 2823. ley, Net). FIREPROOF storage, moving, packRedman. Wasatch 555 shipping. YOUNG man, aged 27, good habits, ing, 55 6. and to correspond with miner, wishes German. French or Italgirl, FURRIERS ian. Box Z 12, GENEVA C. HICKS CO., fur garments DR. P. A. SWAN, clairvoyant and advice made, repaired, cleaned and sold. 68 who gives infallible palmist, upon all affairs few days only. Studio E. Sixth South. 411 S. West Temple street. FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS WIDOW. 24, worth ?20,000 to 530,000, CALL Western would marry. No objections to honorfor all kinds able poor man. Mrs. C, care Messen- of water jackets Foundry and stove repairs. Cal. Los Box 5S4, Wasatch 4474. Angeles, ger, a nice Would you marry MARRY ladv worth $20,000? Mrs. Warn, 243 N. UOTTUJREPAIRING Coronado St., Los Angeles, Cal. W. W. WILLIAMS & SON. 166 N street. Wasatch 2856. LADY, worth $40,0Qo Very lonely. chairs recaned; new workUpholstering; a specialty. 13ox A. San to W., 4, Anxious marry. RETIRED while you wait. J. W. Guthrie Bicycle Co., 228 E. 2d South St. Wasatch 85. LOST or stolen, one horse, weight reon shoulder about 950 lbs., brandedbay versed E under cross. Return to A. 15 1660 S. 6th West. AAYERjS Smith.2284-Phone HyReward $5.00. land CO.. 160 S. W. Temple. Salt Lake City. LOST On Exchange place Wednessilver case, Wal-thaday jUiornlns:, watch; HYOtraRaOPY movement, H. D. R. monogram. Phone Main 735. BATTLE CREEK system; rheumaand paralysis guaranteed cured. tism in SILVER vanity purse Liberty park 214 Brooks . Arcade. Was. 1512. Reward. Saturday Hyland 196-LOST Large black and white spotted dog. young; answers to name of DANCING lessons daily, Woodward's Greenhaigh academy, Security & Trust bldg., 34 South St., Salt Lake City. Was. Main st. Children's fancy class Saturday. Stomach troubles a specialty. Dr. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Mary Gamble, osteopath. Graduate American School of Osteopathy. Office 616 Templeton building. Phone Wa-tatc- h 1870. Res. phone Was. 861. EXPERT DENTISTRY PHYSICIANS Dr. OSTEOPATHIC DR. J. B. KEYSOR. 240 Main street. Phone Was. 6628. G,ood set of teeth $6. Mary Gamble, osteopath; graduate American School of Osteopathy. Office 516 Templeton bldg. Phone Wasatch 1870. Res. phone Was. 861. FREPROJFSJCOJRAGE KIMBALL BROS. MOVING & STORDR. A. Lj VINCENT prevents operaAGE CO- - Moving, packing. 425 Felt Bldg. Office, Was. 73 S. tions. and shipping at reduced rates. storage 1597. Res.. Was. 992-Main 2188. i" j call at IF you are sick or ailing Remedv Co., 28 E. Fourth -- BIRD-COWA- N "21 jMmncAL DANING BARGAINS In new furniture; out of district 1b why we sell cheap; rent DRESSMAKERS high second-han- d brass beds, office furnidining tables, almost new; DRESSMAKING and ture, ruge, terms. alterations Furn. Co., guaranteed. Michigan half price; One $3.50; Dress, price. 430 State St.. below Fourth South. fall suit, $6.00. 165 S. Second East. Was. 7y?5. BIG MONEY for furniture, plumbing FIRST CLASS dressmaking rnd elec. material, Deer ooiues, rags. and 5lain sewing. Terms reasonable. Hy. 7'JbT. M. (391 satch elt household and WE buy goods. DOCTORS O K. Furniture Co.. 343 S. State. Was. 1996 DR. W. N. GRIFFITH, blood poison, skin troubles and private diseases. 159J C. E. OSTERLOH. auctioneer. Sells Main street. anything. Wasatch 2824-- C02-60- le- h, -- Z) FLORISTS - t 135-13- Undertaker EVAN3. Undertaker. Embalmer, mortuary chapel. 48 S. State; automobile service If desired, without addi- .... j Diego, Cal. S. D. .i '., JDHILDRNSJIOME $$$??$$ 225-22- - - for Mrs n,l has moved to new location Embalmer, 7 S. West Temple, Realty bldz.' Phone 5S0. - - d Second South, AUCTION SALES SCIENTIFIC aicohol massage $1. RM. and board for children by days, The Approval, and 2 and 4. 326 S. rouiiia CCIanslflcntlon Xn. .;) in mod. home. refined week or month, Main. S Best care guaranteed. lly. 3343-I $ $ MASSAGE, alcohol rubs and $ IT pays you if you want to fur- - $ ics. Suite 3 and 4. 275 S. Main.magnetjCIiAJRVOyANT. $ nish a home or buy one piece of $ furniture to see us first, as we car- - $ WAGNER'S school of science. Test MOJNGVANS $ ry a complete line of new and $ meetings tonight at 7.30 o'clock. Mental 431 $ second-han- d such as half 'Church street, furniture, telepathist. HOUSEHOLD goods handled with care $ rugs, gas and coal ranges, dining $ block Newhouse hotel. by experienced men. Auto trucks used $ room, bedroom and parlor furni- - $ 1 will tell you the cost beexclusively. $ ture or anvthing that is needed in $ move I fore you. John McPhee Piano AND COAL KINDLING. a home. We save you biA money. Moving Co., Wasatch 179S. $ We exchango furniture. Salt Lake $ THREE sacks of coal and one sack of 7 K. Broadway, $ i Furniture Co., Was. noMOVE In largest van In city; costs $1. 340 E. 5th South. $ next tore east of Auerbach's, in $ kindling, mere; contract driver. Careful $ the shopping center. Wasatch 3637. $ 4115. I io my own driving. II. w. men; $ $ Hyland 1923 J. Wasatch 3593. THE Redman way. Wasatch FAR out, cheap rent is the reason MODERN maternity home; private 555 andreliable 556. 160 Main st. we can sell cheap and give terms. Be cases eolicited; homes found for chil-dresure to see us after getting prices Phone Was. 7059. 776 E. So. Tern. MEALS elsewhere. $2.00 up Iron beds A U. S. CAFE Special dinner 25c: short Davenports and davenetts. ... $20.00 up orders and Chinese style. Charlie $10.0(1 up Rrass beds school CARE for close; Hong, proprietor, 220 S. State. children; $ 1.15 Linoleum, per yard good home. Wasatch 2081-$21.00 Axminster rugs, 9x12 A-2- . o-- Hy-lan- WEALTHY widow, 27, anxious to marry. International, Box 959, Los We desire to thank our friends Angeles. Cal. and acquaintances for theirmany tender and floral offerings in oursymFAT How to reduce it. Full parpathies late ticulars mailed free. Hall Chemical bereavement at the loss of our father ' B. J. St. Louis, Mo. R137 Co.. DeDt. Taylor. FAMILY. (signed) WIDOW worth $73,000. Lonely. Would marry. Write at once, S. A., box 4, San FUNERAL DIRECTORS ! : Funeral servIoo o'clock a. m. InterAugust 28. at ment In Mt. Olivet cemetery, Salt Uke City, by automobile. Deceased was a resident of Bingham for forty years and is survived by three sons and two Samuel. W. M. and Frank daughters Robbins. Mrs. Jane Kello of Pocatello. Ida., and Mrs. Polly Goldsworthy of Bingham. CARD OF THANKS. - . UNERALS Jane Robbins. who died at Bingham on August 23. 1916. will be held at the Methodist church at Bingham Monday; 11 i . Ogden CEMETERIES lead-tippe- d I it-e- 25. ht dear Zbn's quest. W... ,u;.! v, t.f .: ". .! f'- .r feov. pain nr. I sickness they knew, l.;-ttr. ..;'. too oft hi tnpathetic tears drew. r. F: riu-a.ni o: i t ai n .s. wild and wild men p'a! t v ith and atrain; nsain t't;r sf ot (r-aarid pra i!ti' they press In th- - fa:' t at the Lord wii: tfieit sore trials bless. this ! The Russian offenn against troops is being conducted, according to Austrian officers returned from the front, with tactics that hardly have a precedent in the history cf the wars of the world. These tactics are. briefly, to annihilate the Austrians by forcing Russian soldiers to advance In their own artillery fire, drawing the Austrians from their bomb and shell proof shelters into combat, then mowing down both Austrians and Russians bv drumfire. Great Russian losses. It is taid, are due to this method of warfare. The Russian method of attack In the Ilukowlna and Volhynit. the Austrians s.iy, consists ofr artillery preparation to forty-eiglasting twenty-fou-come the first Russian hours. Then Tows infantry troops, in six to fourteen machine ilrUon fiiruiirri hv Tt!isian guns and by Cossacks armed with the oreaded "nagaikas" or Vienna. Aug. y At C-al-. i ..-- r Anirnst 1916. of heart disease. Fred V. Lincoln, 50 aged years, late of. San Francisco. The body Is at "the parlors of Joseph V. Taylor, 25 S. AVest this servstreet, and the funeralTemple ices will be city, held at the chapel on Monday at 2 p. m. Interment in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Friends are invited to the cemetery. Friends are invited to the services. THOMAS. In this city August 26, 1016. of nephritis, Arthur Thomas, a musician, aged 32 years. Deceased was born In Spanish Fork. Utah. The will be sent by Joseph W. Taylorbody to Spanish Fork on the Orera line today (Sunday). Funeral services will beheld at Fork on Monday afternoon at Spanish the family residence. Friends are invited to attend. WALSH. At 426 Our Court. August 26. 1916. Mrs. Annie Walsh, aged 71 years. Deceased is survived bv two sons and three daughters. James J. Walsh of this city, John M. Walsh of Ios Angeles. Cal., Mrs. Klizabeth Welch of Brandon. Vt.. Katherlne Walsh and Mrs. Anastasta Vaughan of Salt Lake. Notice of funeral later. KRV1NF. In this August 26, 22 years, daughLaurine Ervine, aged city, ter of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ervine. T.S7 S. Seventh East. Notice of funeral later. 1 T--- Pay. Third East. JDIED I ' "Want Ada an ASTER plants, 16c per dozen. 3391-1163 S. mes-Kentr- cr ti - 1 Herald-Republica- Herald-Republic- ! c Use your National Cash Company n Book when paying for "Want Ads." Kige-man- . d ! we-t'-r- n. 603-60- fessor Link became very ill and called for aid. One, of his assistants sucked the blood, from the wound, following the most trustworthy first-ai- d method in the case of a person attacked by a snake. But Professor Link had delayed too long, for In spite the efforts of his assistant tho venom had started n through his system, Professor and Dr. Letevo of th Poetunr department of the Institute were called ana worked far Into the night over their stricken colleague. Professor Kigremann telegraphed to the Bronx Zoo. New York, for a serum to counteract the venom. But the who took the serum to the Pennsylvania railroad station arrived a few minutes after the , Pittsburgh train had left. When the serum arrived Professor Link was dead.finally Doctors said that had the serum been placed on the first train Professor Link's life might have been saved. The snake that killed Professor Link was caught by him at Ohio Pyle, Pa., more than three years ago, and ever since has been In his collection at th Carnegie Institute. It was 3 feet 6 inches In length. i r - r i r- - Herald-Repubilea- building". I - ;'.-V- thus earned. Ask for a National Cash eomoany "Sale Record Book." It Is FREE. Books may be bad by applying at tbe cashier's- desk of The or at 6tore listed In the book, or atany the company's 4 office. Utah Savings & Trust , Prof. G. A. Link of Pittsburgh Lectures After Being Bitten and Antitoxin From New York Arrives Too Late. i i ar sifters, loyal Daughters of the of Crfpt. .lefferson Mormon kittatiou, woitLy A ol" that military hotly, antl two of the author's Hu'it of rn,.-- : t!.;ir!v !oi.l arol n t iuirhlv c:- vw.f I'riemls. 1,1'KK HAKKR. I'.loofntitl-IPa. . Nru -- Dollar - MINING PEOPLE ATTENTION I have three very fine properties, gold, CMPIfGJlNJ)J" gravel, and copper, in California and and BEST fishing In state, Duchesne Arizona. Each well developed fine values. Invite investigaForks, auto fare 55. Phone Main 53. shows Reasonable terms. C. C.'Sanoot, tion. 240 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal. CLEANING AND DYEING THE MYERS CLEANING & DYEING MOTOR REPAIRING AND KEY CO., uxpert cleaners and dyers; wholeFITTING sale and retail; mail orders solicited; clothes Insured: work guaranteed. BICYCLES, lawn mowers, repairing. 6 E. Broadway. Cole's Electric Co, 40 Richards street. Wasatch 4515 SALT LAKE CLEANING & DYEING 265 CO. Best work, prompt delivery. MAAGE S. State. Wasatch 6235. Hyland 1939. CORA BELLE, Buffalo and N. Y. Operators, CHIROPRACTIC 4 7 E. 1st So., between S. Main and State. Personal, original, vital, restful magSALT LAKE College of Chiropracmassage; liquid netic; refreshing baths; N. 61 at Phone State. tic, located 10.30 a. m. to 10.30 vapors: rubbings; 5571. Was. p. m., including Sundays. (Notice 47 The Sellwood, next to Western Loan quiet entrance.) Near hotels. CHIROPODIST MILDRED GREY, DR. P. A. SWAN treats all ailments Masseuse. of the feet, corns, alluses, bunions Treatments and Alcohol Magnetic and Ingrown nails a specialty. Office Rubs. Room 2. Rome Hotel. 2651 S. studio. 411 So. West Temple Street. Main st. Dr. ELIZABETH L. W1SMER. DiploMASSAGE, sponges and lubricating mas from New York and Paris. 725-- 6 tubs masseuse; hours by gentlemen sex. 2809. Was. Mclntyre bldg. to 12 p. m.; Room 19, third either over Sanatorium baths, 15 W. floor R. L. ZAMBIA, foot specialist, treats Broadway. Quiet entrance. feet. 47 E. First all ailments of the South. Wasatch 5064. MANICURING, operaMassage; S. F. 29J 1 block of Utah Hotel. W. tors; DR. P. A. SWAN, chiropodist, treats 1st So. Apt. No. 2. over Ball's Cigar Co. all ailments of the feet. Parlors 411 S. West Temple. MANICURING. battis, electric mas158 E. sage, magneticroomtreatments. 2. 111-11- FLOWERS i The Mormon Battalion. i; - E it-- - Classified Advertisers SERUM MISSES TRAIN; SNAKE-BITVICTIM DIES has wriiteu a xx?rn on the !;. vt rx , to Mrs. Thcorlnre L. Hol- ii )ot! ,t S;tlt l.aK. fn tho pnoin Mr. Raker f!i the plains nnl 'cittalion in ; march acr ion a:il the- poem follow; ' r.lix.mt'iilil. li ati .i v percent. CARPET AND RUG CLEANING LACE CURTAINS SUTTON sanitary electric beat and JLAUNDEKED, 25c pair; work guarcolors restored; yxl2, $1; quick service. Mrs. 1 B. Coleman. Was. anteed. Hyland 2300. 4695-M. h T Work back eame day (If desired). No extra charge. PALACE LAUNDRY CO, Office 11 W. First South. Office 70 W. Second South, Was. 62S7, Office 79 E. Second South, Was. 1431. Office 73 E. Third South. Was. 3710. E, WAL $1 per room and up; PAPER all work cleaning National House guaranteed. Cleaning Co., 4266. y V c A. Phona Wasatch PANAMA CAFE. 261 S. West Temple. Works 758 E. Fourth South, Hyland Best 15c meal In the city. Chicken 2562. 562. dinner 25c Try us. Laundry brought to office saves 25 CALL, MAIN 76T. ex-soldi- Y Felt bids. .16 BUSINESS' DIRECTORY CAFE AND LUNCH ROQM MONTHLT RATE. Ask for the Want Ad department- -- E. FARNSWORTH: 1666. 11.25 per line per month. Telephoned ads will recelra prompt attention. That bare deserts with verdure abundantly blessed. S California's rold was disclosed by their hands' To collect which adventurers flocked from all lands." They evoked civic pride and new arts where they stayed. And, of vile Spanish posts thriving villages made. liut success of their faith was the one thinpr they sought. And the Rood of the Saints Was their dominant thought. Leaving others to dig for the gold they had found. They collected the seeds that have stocked Utah's 'ground. Captain Hunt brought two bushels of wheat In liis That tle lands of the settlers good seed might not pack lack. California's flora in embryo locked The waste landjs round Salt Lake soon had thoroughly stocked And the wants and sore needs which the desert denied The returning most timely supplied. All forgetful of self and their Ills, All unmindful of alms that the personal common soul fills. Their loved Zion's advancement and welfare alone Are the objects they seek through the trials they've known. When the pioneers" vanguard assembled once more With the elders and Saints on Salt Lake's shore. What a glorious meeting of loved ones and smiling friends! And what smiles and what tears, as their journeying ends If the nation would pay half the debt that It owes To this handful or soldiers whose conquests It knows; And if Utah proclaimed what she owes to this band In producing a burpreonlng, glad, fertile land; If the Latter-daSaints would acknowledge the aid They received from these men who a new empire made-Suca monument over Salt Lake would arise That Its top would be lost In those clear, smiling skies I THER. Ten cents per line for first Insertion. S cents per Una for each subsequent Insertion: all classifications. Count six words to too they learned In the arid southwest Irrigation J 17 BUSINESS DIRECTORY coI sparkling water from murmurlnp rill; And then quickly return for their comrades too weak To move forward to gain what their swollen tongues seek. Their full duty performed at their country's command, These poor pilgrims are now granted leave to disband. Far awaj-- are their kin; all unknown la the land Where the Saints' future temple shall piously stand. Uncomplaining they take up the citizen's life; Hut each lonj?s fora home with his babes and his wife. California's climate and soil are the best. But until they find Zion they know no true rest. Of the 4- . SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 27, 1916 N, And the lieavlriR Pacific beneath solden pkies. TJioac who can hasten on to Irink once to their fill WPI riZS ODE TO .BATTALION -- HERALD-REPUBLICA- GOOD canyon rigs for hire reason3571 So. 7th East street; reward. able. 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