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Show - DESERET EVENING ran DEPAR TMEN1 WrRAY, 4Uvr4 NEWS ATLANTIC FLEET OFF FOR TARGET PRACTICE NOTE "About the first thing tested is the and on w iwee leel FREAK speed of the piece pf rod the throttle is opened jp f hiw A stilt nili or a bit wld ur rext fh n in a ng tr j w nki i cr , AUTO Tlorraf ud'Vicinitjr from the branch office UvriticB Branch Moamer Order for Church works received Office over First National Bank, wnk Alt. lx Murrxjr tn tunOeoc Murray Xik- ,1 eirs If E. 1 , i te -i S-- n -- T f- b- p home-mad- ( f- ml u r 1 Brit-Vn- . hred t, I rani . 1 - T r - nn Vf-- I 1 Hp r"1 Iiii 1 i t. - mL r , . its aT i? I u- -- ; - r n i k J g 1 ? nb fn -t-ae f t- the a car Durng - v i s j tt t j " '" nt will-fiv- - ITS APPEARANCE TV Atlantic WashmgKu. April serg - U ng whu h t j Led axil leave Guantanam j,, Cuud, to mol r s puu)etei to as nunw Xjiwertislnr (kw -- - ' Inrorro f r 1 angler soon! f r spnng dr fr tin thins of teits as ItaHat- - F N vi rk ne Ltuiiels. hi h ibe rk. M irh jvarget practue of new drivers, and a "The strains i majority Ttu of in " I tfrt Wk altr tht arrival warships e. P,,,t whT, er at the pwrty and spent a pleas-asirprismgli lare percentage of ILamf-luTEACHERS to will roads home go AND maters, w llh t PUPILS afternoon presenting the host with j to arrange ig b t fa T?Ufe a r t with Admiral FVtcher the a nw motorists will do more to h,rmTIR wutomoblie engine in the first J1ea ,l' HAVE PHOTOS TAKEN iautlful presents. loetaU of the review u Ik liv'd in New . - n 16 London, J April lnitrou commit-lee I, jfr ha .two HaI. of hundred miles The ciioir and amusement driving than York, according to tentative pans I the frvice m ball in Hines Page, the American ambassador iud e tfr.A.a a., ir.g aui of (jramrer ward following two thousand miles ac- - tn. m o ' Kin r. I no rr cording to Claude & Bfiggs head of negotiating with the foreign office At the Jordan htfeh the ward amusement hall Friday eve(.urn ng whIU tmpir Muim- - 'April t ns in for the. BASEBALL CONFLICTS ja large auto manufacturing com pans ning April 9 Light refreshments will ctmcerning a satisfactory vl1i iAi n The yffterday all the jiiuula ando - serves and- how e as fm.hlkAta matter Btwfes boh earafuUy candy wtMf tnftcd oL T h t i " fl tlS the jchoorwerr i.liotu-t- Ik? distributed a ter- - thfrns-l- t milfs Eztuut4 f the text of the Ameri- WILL BE AVOIDED gme mav be built, it requires f r fcP hUr if r ih Mt z za. a a'1 i tain amount of running to get the fightern lh" be used In the year bonk Farly in tlie week Jamfs S Carttsleican note dissenting from toe Britisn d ir ind hin mibji VI aru . i . , order In the har and worked and and y Misses his two in, oiukU May Great parts thoroughly f daughters. outlining no being prepared ' r ir . of MM Creek, returned from a win s bk.k&ae plans between treatment given the motor during its j .v . p r F i d Noat Tuesday .Chicago, April , , ,!!.,. t II star jurricultaral dub of the high tr. m.l uf jlrlym weeks' vrU to San Francisco and . probably wiU be agreed ujkon T j I( .V.Vn'd.. i E TPV" r r !i mnl TKsblSi viL r f ve s us in to fut a id One week wa be n h gn aathorlty extent, ire ibo tt California. may .. r Targe af--a lathfhl In Cleveland will l. avoid governs, .hrii-n U ti ml ! ' U'tr of service spent at the Panama Pacific exposition that this note is wh H fn nd! in'tts ed fhlfc year toy tfamifrr4xg-xiva- l It the gvntnasium. P'T g vaoooaj md fejns the other points of interest tne It fcanjAaiftUrier ty nfSi statement t the gftmes whKh th There is a strong temptation that attended j ascijvs nto ordin t oned motorisis and around Bgn Francisco, They of the Amen an ciptiifn f a legal ari would pU In ClmUn.1 som- 'en JorJ. n sihrjol in of , h,n went tiyhe pwcher man San blockade and stuma a on revnt prfvdtnt to ir In good Ma bas4 f Arig.le, Btteippt aerUs A whole 41 rr wa, IOGv other TO HOH1S UI et 4hdr eff i After defining thf Am ri. an views the tranfeferred from t let eland t i t oldm Ins the glral two or three data 4ifre they also passed a week lldfgo , , fSt yearlihinaday , fi.tllUi note makes inquiry' con 1915 Edition of Guide to Utah repeat.n I the hue o,j anftheT from CleMii'aeH to Mil- - ing lhat wili he aeldnni n(ntlit i the C ' ' gives a complete list of auto raus points hi whi h the Br ibi plan of eauk.-- in September aborting to the throughout a seaaon The man J0ZZ7 ,Z high school , oranf-anof all,irt it Mikade differs therefrom Tt-- text ethetlule hkh a given out .day fori Wa a new ear la general! a eager an I )og with a dstrution r5nrity. Aa soon as hia llmsds yesterday a cities and towns m I tah Ffr sale at rr i - n b'r r as do The Sundav jhool of Mill Creek gave is said to contain nothing justifying rekaae Apnl S The twelve tran'f-rsjt- o ee wtl! she what w aU h completed and aubmittid the an nfert ijnment ard dam F rr r in the the reports primed here that the note made reduce the nurnter ' Deseret News Iiook store Adrisw-- anhome j toiingeter to take apart I 111 be parked. f a mem find out what makes it t.ck. taP last evening The party was harsh m its term a games for the Cleveiod team t . bt of the unl ersity amusement Paul A as a suctAfv h JC: jon a bird hike Monday a'ter Mrs Martha SiUttoe is visiting in ""with the high school bovs Murray w ith relativea of the bishopric of The OKRVJ, OF MlUS'PIih- South Cottonwood ward arr tak ng The funeral of the initiative and will ltfrect the work Murray Aprfl i aa held of cleaning up the Fouth CVttonwxd Mm Ida Park of Mill Creek cemetery on Arbor day All thfse lnf nrray ylri waTtl mceting-h(mare expected creaTed TOfiee mprr rjthnn today at I o'clock. Interment 9 o'clock to be at wrk-o- t the South Cottonwood cerae- - on. that day wth alair team or other implements that can be ufed in making Wua park jlfcilaednesdar evening the cleanup wasTf ea.rs a Kjood poisoning L. Clyde Canning and Miss Peterson 2d snd leaves a husband and three won tho praxes at the masquerade hall bsII children the oldest being four given by the Woodcraft society in Midsrssnd the youngggt one month The vale the daughter of NeU Mr and Mrs, Reese Jones announce xwe4 jnrasUnion and had many th engagement of their daughter Mar- of srtfe and sees la fleyoted ;ortk to Thomas KwttHt ' the msTrtsgw gfciifly" hy atten-go- a to take place the latter part of the nMber and gave her time and month tn her home. The fire laddies and their wives entere tained Wednesday evening at & MURRAY ROM DEWS shower In honor of Chief Thomas "h AND NEARBY TOWNS Perry Canning and Krihart Bendlx- son were in Salt Lake Saturday. tV entertained at a j. F.re destroyed a iI Mrs- - .C. Beading Jnjr-.- a bar lltlie daughter V .Hum 0 DrucW fa iorthday party lor to belonging Uus 1)Qler The j Mrs C D McArthur ri sited her Eg Cottonwood 8und.y mjrning mm was occupied bv a family by the mother. Mrs A. G. Canning in Mid-ale last week, 0f Martin. hi as taking rare of lit Drue hi farm Both the building The were destroyed ad furnBhings JUDGE SHOT BECAUSE laBdlng was insured but the furniture ' OF COURT DECISION pite.Alarvn a totai. loss. Iraujqg The ilrinton wara ; maily destitute the family pspls provided and none of Them suffered CaoaJiaa, Texai. Apr.I 2 Distnrt A dancing party was given fa th a FTank P Gfever today Judge tust ete hall amusement ward grtnton The pro shot atul probably fatally wounded in aeg. It wa well attended otda will ga to help pa the indebt-r- d the street At La Florae, near here. A house eiaew of the new E Humes, said to hare shot Judge hr and Mra Willlan A. McMillan shot aftd killed himself short-!- v tSus week of Mrs Gl-l- t (Jreever, sraa aa.d afterward. yt theMrsguests Thexhooting The to have been over McMillan's mother a Court decision. for in vis't Murray will VrM'llgna 10 weeks when they will Icate for vir home in Idaho, CHARLES R. OLDFIELD hr. W. B Erekson entertained at IS INDICTED TWICE t bundle shower at her home on Vine Thursday afternoon fa honor of a bride of the U. I.lverla Olend Kansas City, April t Charles R rsmh About M friends of Miss Olend olJfield, a ra lway mall clerk, as k ted by a federal grand Jury In Kan--- s t'Tty, Kan. late today, charged lth the theft of $25,000 from an Atchison, Topeka A Fanta Fe mail train WE'VE SEEN SOME BIG DAYS at Lansing, bat never days CCONFIDENTIALLY OR OPENLY if you like, it is the Reo Kansas Uky and La. Junta, Colo., n April. 19 like these, writes Sales Manager Rueschaw of the Reo Co. policy of care rather than peed, that is responsible for that F'" ause of doubt among federal tremendous Reo demand (day. WEVE KNOWN WHAT IT WAS to enjoy a demand twice aa L ahetber the crime u as ( mmirte.l In Kansas or in tolorado, the possible supply but today it is more than four times REO HAS NEVER BEEN STAMPEDED by big demand. Overboth bad Junes in states been grand our capacity, entrusted wttn the fnntigatlon awf as demand is the normal cc tion there. Jealous of the Reo a result Oldfield jwas also indicted on moment has FIRST was never REO a THE it and FROM never built for DAYXTHE losing sight of the fact same in reputation, the Denver Ths charge today Seven Strong U. S. Feasame f itnev testified before both individual Reo car carries that reputation wrih it to been possible to make enough cars to supply all who wanted that every tured Examples of a vast grand juries. make or to mar, the Reo Company has to us. But this March Reos. So, over demand no made less than T Ho ",-1- r HUES; t j i 4 tn . 15 SATURDAY APRIL? '3 1915 B i rna r i T n ? - - . ir iv .ri.o j I r- v: i Ti, sl t f i t! -- -t W -- f bun-d5- r jTp i wt n. with-eml.-t- uf Still the Demand Increases Reos iu-d- ! ie-iw- js diftrenee betfreen the U.S. cream separators. uiier u.: a r ! to run. j Silver Isickol Skfm-nrJ- -g Device the only guaranteed rusting aVinuning vice. non-..- .. de-- . - Easy Mechanical W a a h i n g brushes (3) and brushing almost needles. , Bowl Cham- never comes in contact with the iron frame. Hull, England, April 2, 9 J p m. The Dutch steamer Schiel&nd a as blown up yesterday morning In the North sea at a point 24 miles from Spurn, on the east at the am raws, to Ahe f Hummer One man of the vessel's crew The captain x&d was killed other members of the brought to Hull while another boat with seven sailors is missing. ber W Automatic for milk or Cut-O- ff impossible water to penetrate into the gear chamber (6) Gear strong, medium sized. (Drive Gear not too large, Union Gears not too small) quiet running, will wear indefinitely,. (7) Closest skimming the Chicago. April J. Scene of disorder v seldom equalled In the political of 'Chicago marked the meeting here thia afternoon of a political dub opposed to William Bala Thompson, Republican candidate for mayor tn . next Tuesdays municipal election. W 1 men set He fa the mayoralty cam- paign led the demonstration someurg- f them jumping on the sente and ing their partisans ott The police were galled and several men who ewa were ( the verge of personal encounter ejected. Not one of the speakers wa few words more a than able to apeak because of the din. hls-tor- j o-- i U.S. Holds the World! Record. Call, telephone o write, and w, will bring one oat. ?. t1,Jr St lka mnl Welker Bern. Wt, Sal aertrleer tar erm Marllle, Ce. KUAV UFLEHEtT. yttw. , - WOMEN LED IN SCENES OF GREAT DISORDER liner-mi- lk CO. ; -- AFTER TWENTY YEARS A Dissertation on the Philosophy . . r . " of Life BY mi GEORGE MIDDLETON. The following Is one of the many testimonial received from readers of this v book: t y near Dr. Middleton. "Last Sunday, on the train for aII hour. I read "After Twenty Tear.' I wanted just such a leisure time for he enjoyment of it, and I did enjoy - it from first to last. Ton hare taken- a most ingenious and captivating way to give your friends a charming autobiography. , "There are really three book in one The first aeven chapter are admirablesermon delicately protected from puleight ptt sanctimoniousness . Chapters lo ten are near enough to the autq- fharinat-In- g be to intensely biographical to every reader sod irrcaistabiy charming- to those of ns who know and foa personally, - professionally of the book is publicly, GH the gloryabonld.be pubThis chapteras eleven. aa exquistta monograph. The lished but on the title Is good for that ae. should be a sub-titltitle page -The Religion of Philosophy, -- C. H. BANKS UNDERTAKING MURRAY. UTAH Ca The Philosophy of Religion. -- do uot know where there la to be I found, insuch a compact setting, each a sane and inspiring, dear and brilliante of captivating and Thai statement glorified by faith as Is "A. E tVINSHlP." -- tShgned v prio doth gOt tow erf-en- Alo - lerTice to ami from CWi 9UMi here-rive- la. JUST CONSIDER: Here it i a month earlier than the beginning of what weve always considered the rush season and we are doing a business that shatters all pm ious records of any year, any month. LAST MAY WE THOUGHT we had seen high tide in Reo but March is beating that record month by more than - on hundred per cent- - and would beat it by Tour hundred per cent if we could make the cars fast enough. "IT'S AWFULLY HARD to hae to turn down business, continues the Sales Manager, but you know our policy. Wed rather do that than force the production and take a chance of one Reo leaving here that would not sell another. WERE DOING OUR LEVEL BEST to supply the cars. Material is piled so high around the workmen it looks as if they could hardly work. Weve turned the big warehouse into an auxiliary assembling plant and making jnst as many Reoa as we can make ancT make them good 5S0 ONLY THING I CAN SUGGEST is that each' dealer allot his quota to those who realize the situation and order at once and while were sorry, the tardy ones will have to wait or accept a substitute. WED RATHER DISAPPOINT a buyer than give him a car that wasnt 100 per cent Reo quality. WEVE QUOTED JUST A FEW LINES from a letter just sent to Reo dealers in reply to hundreds of requests for additional cars to their original allotments. LETTER WASNT INTENDED for publication of course. But it tells so clearly, between the lines, of the Reo policy we thought it would make about the best ad we could publish just at this moment. d! Leoast-et-Eagla- w Sanitary ' novelty deluge of orders breaks all records. THE DUTCH STEAMER SCH1ELAND BLOWN UP .. 39-4- 1 always the demand so as to make them better. WHEN YOU CONSIDER that the Reo plants today cover twenty-fiv- e acres; that in sanitary arrangements, lighing and equipment they are looked upon as the Model Automobile Factories and yet cannot supply more than the demand for Reo cars you may get some idea of the tremendous popularity of this product. THERE ARE MORE THAN 70,000 REOS on the roads today. More than 43,000 of them one model the wonderful Reo - . the Fifth. EVERY ONE OF THOSE REOS is doing its part to create this tremendous Every Reo owner is a delighted owner not merely a satisfied one. Every Reo owner is enthusiastic not only about the performance and the consistency of his car but over the extremely low upkeep. THAT IS THE REASON for the tremendous demand for Reos. That it is which gives Reo the unique position it occupies among motor cars. And that is why, if youll talk with friends v ho own rars of various makes, youll decide on Reo for yours. BUT MAIN POINT NOW IS dont delay. Our allotment is limited and we may not hone for one additional car. We have our delivery dates and factory is running to schedule So we can tell you just' hen to.expect your Reo if we get the order now. Later impossible! BETTER COME IN TODAY. You can get, other cars, almost anyjnake, any time. But to get a Reo you must be ahead of others in ordering. Therf never are never have been, looks like never, will be enough Reos to go round. X x . ORDER YOURS and be sure. one-quart- er over-deman- d. t Y $- -. N Motor Company Grady Auto Row. Tel. Wasatch 3162 . h 4P ? t t 3t a Mi t |