Show r- - - t 6 THE r f- - 'V- x s V - 4 v 1 J SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TUESDAY JUKE 12 1917 HEEALD-EEPUBMOA- N - UTAHNS PLEDGE fMlMNDSOFFSo SALTAR r AT ST MARY'S AS REAL FIBBER FOR $250000 - RED CROSS AID Anticlimax to Child’s Sensa- Graduating' Class Presents tional Story Makes Offi- Flag ter Facility of die -- Citizens in Mass Meeting Agree on Campaign Week of June 18 t cere Wrathy' Institution - “Alumnae day was celebrated at the St Mary’s academy yesterday with alumnae tea 'and a flag- raising program In the evening- The flag was to the faculty by the gradpresented class uating The Rt Rev Joseph S Glass blessed the flag after which it was raised on the campus pole by MaJ E H FitzDouglas Both Major gerald of Fort and Bishop Glass then spoke Fitzgerald to the assembled audience on the lawn After the flag raising the annual was held in the alumnae reception were Refreshments academy parlors Served to a- large number of alumniand friends who were present In the evening a program was given under the direction of Miss Adine Brownlee the instructor The entertainment consisted of a piano solo vocal numbers and dances by the children ' will be known as Class day at theToday institution At 930 a m Bishop Glass will give solemn pontifical high mass at the school chapel He will be assisted by priests from the local dioceses A class night program will be given tonlgkt at the academy auditorium Essays will be read by the - Misses Ruby Penn Gertrude Broen- Aliene Vance La Rue Boley Helen Harris and Virginia- Ramey A vocal duet will be rendered by Miss Marguerite Kelly and Miss Hazel Goins Miss Mary Me Andrews will read a sonnet and a concerto will be given by Miss Frances The St Mary’s orchestra Douglass will also give a few numbers v Medals and diplomas will be given to the two graduates of the commercial Glass The two departmentare by Bishop Miss Keith Horne and graduates Miss ‘Hazel RAN AWAY FROM HQME ’ - 0h9 for a Jiffy Jack9 - Representative citizens of Salt Lake Alice Molner Startles With Ogden and other parts of the state last 'bight pledged Utah to raise Tale of Fa- : Thrilling subto be $100000000 the of $2(0040 scribed In the United States for Red ther’s Heartlessness solCross work among1 the American was The action to France diers sent taken at a meeting called by acting All officers of the Juvenile court Gov 'Harden Bennion at the Hotel Utah and the money Is to 5 be raised all day yesterday in a search for spent: week of June during the Clark : were assisted by Joseph In the to Inaugurathe delay Owing almembers of the They force many of police tion' of the movementto the original whom had been on tho lookout this state was for lotment of $460000 Clark since f p m Sunday The sheriff dut to $250000 by the western financeto and word was sent far committee at Los Angeles A suggesand appealed wide to look out for a man Fierce executlon made by Lyman Cwestern to answer the discrlptlon of division tive secretary of the Clark ' The police wanted council that the man So of the national war work did the juvenile court officers so did Cross funds the present drive for to-Red the sheriff’s force chief centhe be confined In Utah was gently but 'He was charged with an offense that ters of population s to the heart of every member of struck at aside last night firmly thrust the three forces The consensus of opinion was It was the story told meeting alive with patriotby an that the statetowas girl picked up on the treat by a pollee Officer end and that residents ism from end late Sunday fernight of all sections desired Inwith equal more The child clad vor to have a hand in a waist "Comaking veralls" stockings only endurable- and hopeful the lot of- the and a pair of badly worn In shoes told the officers that she the trenches lads wounded outlined had left San Francisco two weeks Ferry for Mayor W Mont ago apcalled the It her with father and mother and that plan ’Of action of an executive committee they came to Ogden where her mother pointment sodied assume general direction of the ana a week that 'to ago her father had collection of- funds to licitation and Increase her Salt Lake and had left brought Its- member snip to her in a rooming house without funds empowered Subor proper clothing as might oe deemed advisable The child said local campaigns name committees to directwere that her was Ruth Clark The provided for child was taken to the girls’ detention the state throughout was by home adopted The plan officers yesterby Juvenile court vote And the executive committee was while a state-wid- e search day morning follows: was made for Joseph Clark ' appointed as Han-che- tt NIbley HLafayette At 11 o’clock last night there was the Charles OWHoward N Byrne and "maddest" E set of peace juvenile Knight JTMoran of Salt Lake Jess court officers In Salt Lakeandthat could H Wat W E Briston Provo be of Ralph found In any state within twenty-fou- r Jo of Ogden tiers and JamiesofFingree and hours Jfames N Logan are seph Qulnney officers Incidentally Richfield of Peterson 8 -- year -- old willing to declare thatthe is the all bywould expressed one of the best little fabricatorsgirl One of the popnlar scenes takenat Saltair this season they Utah that have ever met speakers last night" funds to the call forallotted liberally propositionHer name Was not Ruth Clark Her respond are Chic Of the biggest musical treats of suits One bathing The original father not Joseph Clark Her now season and hundreds mode Saltalr the at was' the the wlllbe be to sum trippers given $150600 of the was not dead She had never of the light fantastic at Saltalr tonight of new suits together with ' towels mother Bad Lake $45000 to Ogden and $65000 been to San Francisco nor as far as ch In celebration of the fourth popular mats and other accessories have been j to the rest of the state xfnlter officers could learn had aha ever tarn dance of the season purchased for the coming summer the moonlight been to Ogden She had not had to R Owen Sweeten bandmaster has season resort is taking on Jaeek food nor had she been driven as at start the from a "star program Everything arranged feature its regular summer' speed and boating she told the officers from a rooming BaaiBroM to finish he declares and-wilPerc° deciwed that to “Sr house by the landlady some of choice parties are scoring popularity the the essential as winning evening during fullv work She had elmply run away from home intro-- I Broadway hits now the rage In New club has chartered Utah Camera The s fighting Since the taEu-rona York cabarets and at Coney Island afternoon had slept In a coal the "Sea Gull" the biggest and newest ductlon©? Red Cross aoUvltles Saturday As the thermometer jumps up to boat at Saltalr for Sunday June 17 house that night had gone out the next the loss of life from he stated had the arrival of morning and told the story she told degrees- bathing at the lake The boat will leave on resort faJlenfrmn60 woundsaumipei gunshot which the officers She had been fed and The American will become more and more popular the first train at the cent to 40 per cent and the cared tqr all day before the police had pool has been leaves Salt Lake' at 930 a nvBirdbathing' lake army it was said would be in a far The Indoor been notified water visit and will with filled last night was reStansbury party freshly different position “ T3j2SJj heated to an ideal temperature for the Egg and Antelope islands returningHat to turned to her and When home France and by the Juvenile England wounded of water nymphs who are Saltalr in time for the last train Sun- court officer they gay throngs soldiers are but AmeriBut to take tbelr daily plunge in day 'night all of this time a brokenthe beginning can be sent back home hie Great miles heartedduring mother had Salt lake been wondering can soldier will be 8000 toward what had become of her child assistance A country and lawhat brother 20 years old who works at the to be his must be iflven resuscitation O S L freight office on & night shift near the fields of battle he will meet had spent two days In trying committee to locate The:a executive hia lost sister without either mother or m today to adopt organisation 10 ft brother thinking of calling the police methods for Red Cr la Alice Ruth Molner daughThe Mra B Molner ter of girl 688 N Fifth West : : 18-2- - ed - - - - one-pie- - “ vssfc&sr ce ' - BIG STORES IDENTIFY BASEBALL FANS WILL 3E PATH GAME J - Two deserters from the United States army surrendered to officers at Fort Douglas yesterday One was tempoplaced In the guardhouse pendrarilyadvices from the war department ing as to where he should be sent for trial and tbe other was released The deserters are John E Walter private the hospital corps and George B Camp-in bell In the - Patriotic Poem Wells WoOs Vluse Solon Pens "Batteries ' for this afternoon’s gams will he This will be the familiar greeting to thousands of Salt Lake’ baseball fans next Friday afternoon at Bonneville park where two craek nines representing the theatrical men of Salt Lake and the local Rotary club clash The proceeds of the game will be donated to the Red Cross and American ambulance corps and It Is predicted that this will be on of the most sucever staged cessful charity campaigns business men ln Salt Lake Preminent of the city have to the movement n atres will be eloped on Frldayafter-nooto witness their patrons allowing - tbe big event e a to' regular rapid-firIn g additionbaseball game unusual bevaudeville stunts will be staged now tween the innings by performeru the Pant&ges and Liberty flaying at At a meeting held In the American Red Cross headquarters yesterday afternoon the campaign for handling the affair was mapped out and committees was named to see that the movement MU a without carried through A meeting of the committee will be the regheld this afternoon following of the Rotary club and a ular session downtown Thursday If you’reblonde gentleman seems too handsome to soli you a enthusiastic in hisboefforts alarmed It a only don’t newspaper trying to-Bob Hall Pantages headliner swell the Red Cross and Americanatam the bulance corps fund to be realized baseball game bigHe is the city In his going to scour elusive coin by tbe efforts to catch theroute Hell have toa newspaper selling girls truck loaded with Pantages not- only help him out They’ll but tickets for the ball - ' -- th I de-tain- ed I - - nlne-innln- the city In a carefully worded motionthanks to commission last nightof voted forLake Salt board Realtors the Estate InMen’s associathe Realinterest merlyfor the proposed their tion tbe city bond Issue for In their communication to tho city commissioners the real estate men went items amounting en record as opposing bond iesue-the proposed were to $1070500 ofbut will that issue they of $469000 of $1500000 a bond to support that estate men announced The real the following were opposed to bond they issues The proposed items on the of streets Intersections the of paving tho City Liberty parkofand drives In construction bridges over cemetery river and extension of the the Jordan WThey°favored $71500 for street im- iif $75000 for additional provements $100000 for a municipal bath parks house! $990000 for drainage Improvements and 77000 for water increase LOYALTY TO BE THEME OF FLOWER FESTIVAL - will be tho theme of the an- Loyalty and flower festival of the nual song stake Sunday schools to be Salt Lake June 17 lnthe held Sunday of songs by local nacla A number given including concomposers will be Prof Evan Stephens tributions by J- - Bailantyne Tracy T Cannon Joseph Oroana Mrs- - Ruth May Fog Mn Xuln And John M Richards Edwin F Parry Neilson VJU James H Chamberlain while J direct the festival will preside at the organ J McClellan ‘ re-en-1- 1st v- - SAW ‘ ! the-head- v - - sell-newspape- rs -- w self-kno- wn Per-pllme- nt - - CAIP ’ YELLOWSTONE ROADS 1 PUT IN GOQD SHAPE has been made in Excellent progress Yellowstone the park roads opening be fact they will and It is an assured motor travel to the in condition offorinterest the opening main points June 20 by of the season received here This is the Information interior department last night fromattbeYellowstone park representative -- - COMPELLED ' TO REGISTER yesterJenson was arraigned pJp United States Commission'oe fore day discharged after er Henry Van Pelt and to Jenbeen permitted register hadcase he in of kind its the was first son’s Salt Lake ' ' - 1 self-supporti- gold-fille- ng - - - ' - - - - ks r ‘ - - Crests Gas Sourness and Pain How fc Jpt g to Treat Medical authorities state that nearly of the eases of stomach sourness trouble indigestion nausea etc areburning due to bloating gas acid in the an excess of hydrochloric stomach and not as soma believe to a nine-tent- hs The delicate digestiveisjuices irritated digestion Is delayed and food sours causing tbs which every disagreeable symptoms stomach sufferer knows so well Artificial dlgestents are not needed In such cases and may do real barm all digestive aids and Try laying aside Instead get from any druggist a few ounces of Blsurated and take Quarter- glass of a teaspoonful in a Magnesia water right after eating This sweetens tho stcxnach prevents the formation 'of excess acid and there Is no sourness gas or pain Blsurated Magnesia in fin powder or tablet form— never or milk) is harmless' to- the liquid stomach Inexpensive to take and la tho most efficient form of magnesia for stomach purposes It Is used by thousands of people who enjoy their lack-o- f stomach-linin- g 1 - - - mealo'wiUi no morn t-- 'f- ? f--e — ' late JaAigecUon - 'T- - Identification of women’s wearing including furs gowns etc as apparel articles stolen from their stores was made yesterday afternoon by the Z CL M L Keith --O’Brien ana Walker Bros The goods are alleged to have been stolen Burton and Mary Georgefrom Ward by Denver Sunday returned Detectives Lyons and Lelcbter by night Burton la 29 and the Ward women la 22 Detectives brought three theatrical trunks a steamer trunk and two suitcases filled with valuable furs and silks The couple were arrested In Denver last Friday Before for the Colorado city officersleaving state that they were la Salt Lake one Tbe woman Is alleged to have month been In the act of taking a watch from a department store display rack when she was arrested The local police are of the opinion In the arrest of Burton and the that Ward woman they have captured of the cleverest shoplifters In two the country Roll of Honor The following enlistments were corded yesterday at the different rere- cruiting stations here: Navyw-- D G Clark J H Conway W D Landes A G Kilbura B Nelson R J Anderson H W Kleinschmldt W Davis W H Elptrlck A S Down-G-J Johnson Guilford Officer F Llddle H T Say J B Taylor L F H F Sprague L D Hoyle F Theriault Joseph Burns V A Peterson R G Camp Glen Hall L E Part F L Martin Ora Harrison W K Miller EL CL Coolc F W Simonson W R A H Stucke N I Parsons Murphy Marine Corps-Bodenbender Hrimer James 1 JBarker Harry Butler Walter EL Bruesch James M Burns Washburn Bromley Chester H Carlson Evan F Isbell Leland S Bean Hainan P Leavitt John R Parsons National Guard— Hans John Flores Edwin E Squires FLLang D Zerbro j us Sj-811- — CITY EMPLOYEES TO GET PAY INCREASE Salt Lake has got tho best of thirty-si- x employees of the engineering defor five partment When the budgetmonths for 1917 was made up last January the employees were to have Increases of $5 to 819 a month But the cityfrom engineer did not make up hia list of those to ® re u n tH yesterdayentitled 5 hi® J and then WeUat Wth Commlssioaer Heber M The list which Includes thirty-thre- e employees of the engineering depart-me- nt who will receive an Increase of $10 a month commencing July 1 and three of the office force will receive an increase of $5 awho month was nFgh?Ted by th cltjr ooHniion last have-alread- - Jm HELD - R ACIDS IN STOMACH GOODCOIIPLE v Fourteenth Infanprivate try Walter enlisted July 7 1914 for seven years in the hospital cores of the army He deserted at the Letterman In March fnral 1918 hospital His home California Harrisburg Pa He was detained isatatFort Douglas Four-teenCampbell who enlisted In the at Fort Harrison infantry Wyo in September 1910 was told that he was exempt from military court-“a-M- ai TTEBBR M WELLS former governor of Utah present city commissioner for hie offense and was not The officers In charge Xa in charge of such prosaic worj as supervision of street has become a informed him that he is exempt from prosecution ancestors of line of a war the the patriotic two years after his enlistment expires patriotism by poet Inspired by HEARING IS STARTED He that he be given a deformer Governor Wells has written the fdlovring inspiring verses entitled requested serter’s release and allowed to 'V Freedom”: “A Newborn and a telegram was sent to the war Each citixen in natal right by Sergfe MaJ Harry E Work on securing a Jury In the case department Lee requesting the release C Mike Each state - within her atate the Morris sovereign who against ‘ PLAN DAYLIGHT Is Connie with the murder of charged might Mack a woman: of the underworld at MANY COMPLAINTS free nation this Compose Bingham on the night of December 25 1918 was commenced before Judge J The eagles from our crags and peaks RESULT FROM RAID D Call in the criminal division of the freedom’s Now fill the air with Third district court yesterday afternoon Swoop Upon Copperfleld Bzlnga Ten shrieks is taking the place of Judge CallBrown Alleged Gamble Into gfcerlfPa sea From east to western who to has gone Judge J L Net I t® a district hear J“l®al at 4the m capltol may work I Employees m 8 a to from i® Tain p throughout Ten complaints charging gambling Did Washington enlist in H summer season instead of from 9 am b® ®cured were Issued yesterday by the county atOur independence to obtain to S p m The suggestion was made torney as a result of a raid Saturday one of of' de- - I tolY or tomorrow at Copperfield That men might lie in beds f yesterday by night The raid was In charge of Assistant partments and met with Instant popDid Lincoln sacrifice his life H D Moyle and & ularity County Attorneys The summer evenings of Utah are D Thurman Accompanied Amidst our country’s awful strife Deputy beautiful and delightful and an Sheriffs Ed Larsen W H by Hendriek- That kings might rear their heads f long milchcan1 and farther automobile go - together r an hour longer In four hours than - It with Gilbert MoyleuSn$tonthe left Salt game as well party 8 o’clock and can in three It was argued Lake about The to j first Utah’s visit Won party Awake! Awake! United States proceeded up an hour earlier It was Jderland Zion canyon located one hun once to Copperfield In addition at to not would half be Let every man who serfdom hates ten theGetting the two arrests fared tho opinion and miles confisofficers general automobile by so hard as getting off an hour earlier from Lund will leave Friday night In cated all of the gambling paraphe CORPORATIONS HOLD Rejoice his blood to give be would was nails This of to Dr taken tho Joyous office W Middleton George charge All men are equal! Let it roar This party will consist of thirty-fiv- e James Yates where it SCHOOL CONVENTION will be held pending tbe outcome or more prominent citizens of Utah Tovn)iarihal Around the world forevermore of DADPUC rATAUATin who are anxious to explore the won the ’cases JCoiiJ LULUiiAUU No dynasty can live of claim agent Those arrested were Peter Condilos ot ZloP canyon The party will Sam general I E Abbott comS Railroad R Line Pet Jones Steve Short Konclles tbe PRAISE - UTAH GIRL po®ved I beraetvftt lunudj !rthhl8'h Hasan Becklias John Leda-ki- s pany’Oregon 7 has returned from Buffalo A Y will convey them T Balotos yVe hold these truths to be Charles Chironlon Join Forman where he haa been attending the fifth In JTT comfort one the distance of hundred comand John Pappon National AsGrand Junction Ctolapapors j and two miles to the : “Wylie r f annual convention of the schools Miss Carmelite Pitt daughter maiient ' of sociation Corporation Camps" AtmT never to be overthrown— of Mrs Tom D Pitt of Salt Lake in J The Mr Abbott is very enthusiastic over will be accompanied by Y W C A GIRLS TO vocal tvotJs at a Red Cross benefit wimamparty We’ve sown and we shall reap Warner work that is being done by th® asthe assistant general ( passenger i Miss at home the ofPitt there visiting The conventions according sociation Salt the world-widLake agent now has e birth of her aunt Mrs E E Cole in the sub-- 1 Route freedom A are foruma for the exHAVE Abbott SUSI3IER Mr to urba of Grand Junction One japerj To every creature on this earth In'i the open The Interest of manifested experience! of the education? change ' of corporations The obof this ad scenic activities attraction indicates al ling this God have keep! promise com Hay practically ‘Th singing of Miss CarmeUte Pitt I that there will he a number of parties pleted for the been association la the betterof the ject establishment of' the betterof Salt Lake at the Red Cross benefit follow later on ment of tbe corporation CL Y w A glrla’ camp in Emi- ment of Its employees byThethehours annual of was at appreciated greatly yesterday canyon for the summer The work pay working condition living TREASURE CHEST OF grationwill each showing of the picture" The mo- camp open June 15 and continue conditions and education of corporaexhibited on tbls occasion WIlAi bUILD CANAL the summer j throughout was picture "America — That's All" WATCHES IS DUG UP tlon up by the asemployees are taken the 1 The of the campis to provide tion object conditions sociation By bettering FROM SPANISH FORK the opportunity for to increase fa It of the hoped employees A treasure chest containing to have a safe delightful and eco- the efficiency of tbe industrial thirty who heard her singing She has corgirls d watches wax unearthed nomical summer’s outing CL J Ullrich assistant state most The solo voice engineer delightful tonight LarN on & of the promises Last summer 882 girls spent their porations yesterday be one of the fine features of the has returned from a survey of the frripro1718 8 State street by a work- will benefit son at the camp Thla year alvacations and Sprlngvllle Mapleton posed comperformance big man of the Mellen Contracting rates are the districts The though was higher on JENSEN FINDS BOOM the ’survey an Irrigation trench The Stlon account of the highslightly panywas new digging coat nnder Utah's of Irrigation found about three feet below MRS E ROBINSON box district law Over 800 tracts or land weny girls enrolledliving LIKE DAYS OF ’49 box the and Both the J surface the were examined and 8585 acre feet of were worth and decomposed watches Is estimated allotted wUr will TWO YOUNG LIONS Thevwater reserCALLED BY that theyor have Muless It from W F Jensen president of tbe thirty-the supplied Strawberry xrj&inibe for been In the ground v forty fifty voir A new canal will be built from company tual operating Creamery Mrs Elizabeth Robinson years In the mounw!fe of Fork creekMAKE ZOO DEBUT four andcreamery Robert J Robinson died yesterday- Spanish states has Just rePacific plants tain afternoon at the home- of tier daugha four weeks’ tour of inAnother addition to the Liberty nark turned from ter Mra W J Showaker 841 Sherman BEAVER ARCHITECTS BOOKS ARE WANTED the of company’s plants spection zoo was made yesterday when two avenua Besides her husband she is Business throughout the entire west lions were young received Sidney-the following children:! to Mr Jensen is better than DO GREAT DAMAGE Lambourne superintendent of parks according FOR SOLDIERS’ ROOMS survived Mra W JbyShowaker Mra James A been before The Pacific ever has It that1 the aye are cube" Shdrten Mra George W Wedney and the among active aro states particularly finest Hthe Norlnne Robinson all of Salt Laka and RL - Slddowsy stato fish 'and game Mrs Don Coray chairman of Llt-aaspecimens he has ever seen are Old industries expanding "If they do not prove to be the cen- doned plants are being overhauledabancommittee of the Ladles Mra Ernest E Weir of Los Angelea publicity and ter of interest In the park zoo I’ll miss new industries aro being established club library committeethat or nooks who has said Lambourne my guess" any person boom the Pacific coast biggest to the clubrooms The young lions were purchased from hasthe magazines to donateMrs California gold strike since the had EL B W Wfntch Palmer Mantl J WHXLECTURE of who killed the llor eoldlers notify ON stream had been flooded in places mother tho or committee book e of the cubs Seventy-fivchairman of tbeto a width of 309 feet were paid for the pair They dollars to the clubhouse Lit-In Is are MERCURY COLUMN The take the books beaver as his dams VEGETABLE CANNING building 2 months old South Temple street The Ladles as can the farmers them tear quickly the literature erary club will send for DROPS AND FROST A lecture on the bottling of vege- lout care to take it to tables ' if the donor does not believes that UTAH BOY TO JOIN Slddoway will be given today at 280 p m asCommissioner tbe clubhouse soon as the water Is lower someat the Ladies’ Literary club by Miss thing WARNINGS GO OUT effective can be done to prevent Gertrude McShane state demonhome ’ PULLMAN FACULTY from beavers further damage stration leader ESCAPED CONVICTS will be conducted the under the auspices Itof the Cit SLEEPING porches and all M O Maughan a graduate from the of the I LAND BOARD LOANS TRY TO SNEAK BACK summer time were unu taJ1911Agricultural coliege in the class in Salt Lake last night of is one of the 629 graduates popularreason The INTO STATE PRISON wherefore was that from toe University of Missouri this $225000 IN WEEK year Utah's old friend Jack Frost siip- and has received his master's de- to be temporarily sojourning in dairying and 'husbandry Mr posed "We will not boll them in oil The state land board loaned $325000 aughan’a In Hudson Bay country was tho thesis ' DaJre "Wintering nor hang them up by their ln tho past week 8125000 to farmers once here was Heifers" again Weatherman CL exhighly praised He wlu and $100000 to tbe state for current thumbs" explained A Cecil Alter said yesterday that the the Washington col-leAgricultural state Dyer? penpenses Adjournment was taken yester- enter Pullman deputy warden of the cool weather or tbe past day or Wash as head of the 3 The board members discussing the return to itentiary day until Junethe two Is soon to be succeeded by a of department dairy production New tho prison of two convicts Mad--- 1 the will and thermometer steadily O Ison and Maxwell who had taken River Irrigation Hope Greeninspect in projects were sent out Froet rising warnings In subboth of which tt holds bonds French leave and whose absence to last the all stations night case aTtiounts caused an alarm to be sent broad- --' In the each stantial of meant that the succulent onion This and ASK FOR aad GET some cast all over the city and adjoinceased Interest payment years the poAbsolutely Remove Physical And ago The board will endeavor to put Sunday night lng counties tato of the home gardener should ona both better financial nThey cameto the front yard of Nervous projects Weakness t be covered with the family bedcreate strength basiSi the prison at 480 this morning spread or otherwise protected ' and said Dyer last night "They were health power strong vigorous Weatherman Alter did not expect : BRITISHERS TO REVEL ' back Intowaiting’ a chance to slipwere the frost to dor any great injury to The Tonic Incomparable for Weak capthe prison when they ‘celebrated this British the fruit or vegetable crop of the tured They explained they had 6’ at year Men Lagoon Monday state Neman August and Women Sold had and walk farther a gone taken under the auspices of the Britanlc asThe temperature in some ports of rjJSDfx being unable to than back of they thought A 4Q0OQ druggists everywhere tine sociation 'torts program by Utah went to as low as 32 Sunday to thelr cells before get MMttatM Cnt YOV saw Ptiosk and rmusements being prepared night and ovsn a lower record was morolAE Inn enjoyable day Is puKielpated expected last night I d' M 8M m - Heber MAIM S Ambu- Pretty Young Woman Said One Is Released Other Held Red Cross and U to Have Assisted in Lootlance Corps Benefit From in Guardhouse Pending ing From Counters Friday’s Event Orders Washington - TO REALTORS BY HIY ELECTRICTflL TILIPHOIII SURRBDEfi AT FORT h VOTE OF THANKS SENT V- - JHUTER-MOCNTA- DT TWO ARMY DESERTERS - 1 pose Soyka l fm n - - - and-Frenc- Don’t wait for trouble to convince YOU of your need of a Jiffy Jack Come to our store today and see our large assortment of Jiffy purJacks We have them for every-know- - - Ir ! J1"'' ’ - - ' - 1 - Inter-$Iounta- in - - sup-Pos- “Here I am 40 miles from Lome and in trouble to do I guess but get out and get nnder The first thing I’m going to do when I get back to Salt Lake is drive right down to the Electric Company and buy a Jiffy Jack If I had one now I could fix my car in a jiffy” - Nothing - - - -- TWENTIETH INFANTRY CONCERT WEDNESDAY 1 The customary concert will be by tbe Twentieth Infantry band atgiven Fort Douglas tomorrow at 845 p m Largs crowds attended the concert given yesafternoon terday ’The following program has been arranged for tomorrow: March Rolling Thunder Fillmore Overture Raymond Thomas Die Waltz Oungl Hydropaten One-ste- p See Dixie First Cobb Mill The In the Forest Ellenberg Idyll Trot Tbe Whole World Loves a Lover Gumble Grand selection Lucresla Borgia Donizetti roses half price Sons Co 62 E Second South Bailey —Advertisement - Three-year-o- ld : - - : - -- - j ge Tablets - - - - I worth-lta-weight-ln-g- - day-will-b- -- s:' - -- mk i 'i ' ! -v i' ’ : - v " - v '- - - j e - OfThe - Original IJJaKecO old Removes Superfluous Hair Roots and all—Instantly I C Marvel Method) The new pbelactlne process is as difelectrical ferent from the depilatory as la night from and other methodsremoves entire It and all before the day your very hair rootsactually eyes It does this In Just a few sec? onds easily and harmlessly Just try phelactine it! You can get a stick of directions store with at any are drug There is no which quite simple or poisonous odor to it no irritating constituent— you could- even eat it It will leave without tbeasleast smooth and hairless soft Injury your akin a as a babe’a Always sold under - —— 2D£Uty-hac- k guarantee v -- |