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Show , the ' district, attorney to proceed against the owners of the entire district If not closed within five days. This Is the first time in the history of Ely that official action has been taken to abate the entire restricted v district. . OBLIVION NEAR " FOR RED LIGHT SCHOOL NEWS f ffiteZ3& AND VIEWS' ' Pupa make Health Orders BIG PARADE OPENS Booklet i for Mothert m 'Authorities Issue- ..Against Restricted triet of Ely. . . Dis-- .. SCHOOL color-bear- resolution that the restricted district Is a nuisance. action was based on a i v The made by Thomas H. O. NellT, who vas represented by P. A. of Reno, In which It was set - forth that a section of the district , was operating in violation of law in was located within 400 yards that It of the Sacred Heart church. After the members of the board , recessed about three hours, they ren- dered a decision abating not only the - section covered In the complaint, but made a sweeping order instructing com-tMa- mt After the program the entire school was transferred to Murdock academy grounds, where the school provided luncheon, followed by sports. The "senior hop" In the gymnasium concluded the day. ; Student Returns Home For Vacation Period , -Special WAT. the""' PROPER Cleaned Let at animate your house-cleani- ng no obligation. All articles Insured and guaranteed. 560 rCleaninfc r Dyeing Co 1937 South llth East ;rfl ' A - . .... DRESSES- - Of Silk Georgette and Crepe de Chine fDrjjed " Marjorie Knight, Editor. Dick Strike, Associate Editor. OQUIRRH SCHOOL Fifth B of room 14, Oqulrrh school, made health booklets for presents to their mothers for Mother's day. .The Introductory page vas an original poem showing love to mother. The table of contents In the booklets showed the following: 1 Good Health Habits. 2 Food. 3 Cleanliness. 4 Rest. 6 Exercise. Health Rules Health Menus. ; 7 8 Food properties. 9 Laxative Foods. Annetta --"Brady, Lois Ireland, David H11L Geraldlne Evans. Jewell Marx. Virgil Tobias, Teddy Johnson and Leah Smith wrote fine Mother's day poems. In room IS, the pupils are divided Into four groups for games. The first group Is called the Red. The captain of the rtoud is Leonard Clifford. The pupils of the group are Douglas Baker, Lamone Kone, Ber nice Rammell. Vernon Sullivan. Mil dred Coleman, Clifton Green, Donna Bruin and Carter Anderson. The second group is called the White. The captain of that group is carol rack rell. The pupils of that group are Mary Tatahras, Jay Twitcheu. Mar jorie Griffin, Phyllis Morris, Hazel Dunn, Brut Eklund, Jimmle Jones, Richard Hansen and Kyrn Sebrands. The third group is called the Black. The captain of that group is Edna McCallum and the pupils are Edgar Borensen, uoya mce, Martin dow ney, Earl Barton, Edith Welch, Dor othea Woodberg, Bearl McClellan, Vera Simons and. Ila Paulsen. The last ls called the Blue. The cap tain of that group is Evan Hopkins and the pupils are Leonard Orr, June snutt, Janone Clark, Florence Par lsh, Phil Truman, Lewis Hargla, . FACTS ABOUT SARGON The Sargon formula has been tested and approved by nationally recognized authorities. They have not only tested the formula itself, but have made exhaustive reports as to its therapeutic potency. i Parent-Teache- Over two and one-haone of America's greatest rs' years of laboratory research by were required to per" formula. lf fect this new ts epoch-makin- g , first-grad- Parent-Teache- medical research, many new result and remarkable discoveries have been made which are havof effect on the health and ing a mankind. The' Sargon formula is based on these discoveries and is restoring health to thousands by methods undreamed of a few years ago. As a world-wid- e " . . ; 16 50 New because they are haSI-embrodered and hand smocked new because of their pale pastel colorings i- that are the smart contrast for sun-taThese are decidedly frocks And fashion typical of spring. moulds and manipulates them very charmingly into frocks of the utmost sophistication. Sizes 14 to 20. n. a .' In addition to these basio elements, there are other important ingredients contained in Sargon, which are designed to impart general tone and strength to the entire system and which are highly valuable for their influence upon the appetite, digestion, assimilation and elimination, - . i ' .' v- - , Sargon is manufactured in one of the largest and most modern laboratories in America. "Its manufacture and distribution are in the hands of men who have had many years of experience in the manufacture and distribution of nationally known products, the names of which are household words throughout America. Famous Laboratories Where Sargon Is Made . .( A SMG0.V ffS' !f it fZr'-- v lk .. I j A - If k r ' ' Smart for Spring! i 4500 f to 2756 . jgjtoijjjirij I; ; Ti 0 Qjt' ij 1 r l RAKES, 65c 'V'rf-'- mm "' IT acquired otherwise. usually complete. e Walker's fox selection is medicines western the hemisphere from this modern' plant of Dayton, Ohio, now devoted exclusively to the production of Sargon and Sargon Soft More than 75,000,000 bottles of have gone out to all corners of ' Mass PUls. world-famou- s - Here, in this magnificent plant,' Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills are manufactured. Occupying more than bu.uuu square feet of floor space and conceded to be the largest and most modernly equipped plant in America devoted to single unit production, the present large capacity is to be increased to take care of an output of from 55,000 to W,wo bottles daily Equipped with every modern device, the plant is a model of sanitation and mechanical ' ingenuity, the product never being ' J Order Entire Carload Concerns Quick to cure Supply of Celebrated Medicine. . Great Retail and tion ward. had quite a few visitors Bun-da- y and we enjoyed seeing them very We - , gentleman brought us some beautiful flowers Saturday. Bob is very much interested In V. , unv . t Biggest Seller. On Market Inef Mr. S. C. Davidson, of the erring Jo the record-breakin- g - demand they arc GallaeKer Co., Faxon Drug Kansas City. Mo.." large mid- - having, Mr.s Eobert T. Ellis, western firm which recently chairman or the board, or. the Co.. MemDliis. ordered its seventh carload of Vti V"let-Elli!- i: Sargon said in a reecnt letter : Tenn., one of the largest inde A S. history. 335 SOUTH STATE Wasatch 4286 Mary and Glendora are very much Interested In fractions. GLENDORA H, i VELVA MART 8,. M-- . ' Reporters. Already Sargon is a wonderful teller, the largest proprietary medicine we; have ever handled 'itf'ttia memory of the writer; We have sold ' an ' entire carload within the past days. Eetailers everywhere throughout our territory are reporting large sales and backing op those reports with repeat orders," v . pendent wholesale drug cerns in Ameriea, said: con- ' "Sargon Is a wonderful teller and, in our opinion we' are selling more' Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills than any other ten medicines we are handling put together. Practically every one of our customers has sent in repeat orders in the past four months." itlling v IT Big Utah Drug Firms much. loxscarfs. ,v '.'.'''".""..;.... A fox that add3 distinction to the ensemble. A richness that cannefr-b- The onlv explanation of Sargon's triumph Is Its merit Back of Its triumph in the homes, for tens of thoutriumph in the drug stores Is Itsmost astonishing and gratifying results. sands have taken it with the Men and women of aU ages and in all walks of life, afflicted with stomach, liver and blood disorders, many of them of long standing, as weU as thousands of weak, thin, nervous men nd women, some apparently on the verge of complete collapse, have testified that they have been fully restored to their normal weight, health and strength by its use. DRUGGISTS OFflATIQi tI l. touched by human hands facture of ' these celebrated , niedi until It Is sealed and packed, ready clnes. ; ',. for shipment to all parts of the But more Important that the country, manufacturing and distribution deIt was In these same laboratories partments are the research laboratories where the various medicinal that some of the greatest medicinal elements are analysed and tested successes the world has erer known for strength and purity, so as to were originally developed and car- Insure an absolutely uniform prod uct. ried to world supremacy. Now, in recognition of the high Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills of Sargon and Sargon Soft are being distributed as rapidly as merit MissLittle Invalids B had their "butter party" last FriMass Pills and In anticipation of possible and at the present rate of day. The children brought crackers, Two Who Leave Ward the enormous demand, every inch expansion Sargon will soon become cakes and .each one had a bottle of of the 60,000 square feet of floor a household word -throughout milk. The butter was churned ear- SHRINER8" WARD Once again space is being devoted to the manu America. we will try and tell you a few things that happened the past week. Two boys left yesterday and we all miss them very much. Velva is having a new cast put on this morning. Doran has been doing quite a bit . SHARPENED THE of cartooning and he did a little WAY sketch; we hope it will be put in the FACTORY junior magazine or in School News section. - We have a new patient in the isolaSe-- 1 Wholesale DANDELION Red, glistening black, rich brown, dyed cross . . these are the smart colors featured by these beautifully mounted fluffy . In the few short months it has been on the market, Sargon has established astounding records in many leading cities,'. In Kansas City alone local wholesale and retail druggists have distributed a total of 143 .898 bottles of Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills, or an average of a carload a month since its Introduction there last June. Th lutt carload wax sold out In 19 davs. Memphis dealers have sold and distributed over 120,000 bottles; Minneapolis has required over 80.000 bottles; in Milwaukee, approximately 70,000 bottles and the same staggering demand is being felt In aU other sections. Leading wholesale druggists throughout the United States are buying it exclusively in carload lots. TELL OF HUGE LAWN MOWERS In Four Colors f throughout the entire country. ... In fact, Sargon and Sargon Soft Mass Pills have become the sensation of the drug trade v wherever introduced. v '.' thirty - Fox Scarfs This immediate recognition of Sargoa backs up the mass ' of evidence from other sections of the country, for the fame of this celebrated medicine and the remarkable results it: has been accomplishing have become a subject of much comment . ' - T u epoch-makin- g - ':. ed , t. Local men and women have been quick to recognize it as product in the field of, medicine. Already reports of its amaiing. powers are pouring in to leading druggists from people right here in Salt Lake who have put it to the test. an La-R- ue hand-paint- ! Although introduced here less than two weeks; ago, it is now a foregone conclusion that the phenomenal and unprecc dented success attained by Sargon in other leading eities tf tbe country will be repeated if not far surpassed in Salt Lake. The secret method of combining these basic ingredients in one formula is now the property of the Sargon Labora" tories. ' May Day Interett SAMN Phenomenal Success of New Scientific Formula Sensation of the Drug Trade Sets New Sales Records Wherever Introduced Thousands Tell of Astonishing Results Obtained From Its Use Unprecc .. dented Demand Explained by Merit Alone. Sargon contains certain basic elements which stimulate and invigorate three great mechanisms of the human body on which good health largely depends. - Atton Reld, Editor. Dorothy Matheson, Associate Editor. ONEQUA SCHOOL May day for Onequa was a week late, but we had It Just the same. We spent Tuesday, May 7, at Riverside park. Each one took a lunch and ate It on the grass beneath the trees. Every one was there except the kindergarten children,' who went to Liberty park, in order to see the animals. They fed the animals, played on the playgrounds, and ate their lunches on the ' grass. Those who went to Riverside park In many sports. The, participated first grade boys and girls danced a folk dance called "Today's the First of May." The afternoon class of the second grade had races. Shirley LuSouvenir Collection ster won the girls' race,' and Theoboys' race. Classroom dore Newson won the In the morning class second grade were winners Maxlne Clark the races, Irene Bertleson, Editor. for the girls, and Claude Allsop for Virginia Birch, Associate Editor. J A C K 8 O N ELEMENTARY the boys. The two third grades. Miss SCHOOL the .social science class Ivy Green's and Miss Nellie Carter's ol room 24, seventh A, was made ex- rooms, had a relay race. In which Green's room won by a few feet. tremely interesting May 7, because Miss Irene Brlerley, a member of the class, The winners were Lois Blackham, Ball, Louis Wretberg, Thelma brought a collection of souvenirs to Brown, Marjorie Mackay, Virginia school. RichardThey belonged to her father, who Foster, Fred Murray, Reed John Matheson, Kenneth Curfought In the English army during son, Mltchel and Adolph the world wa made a trip from tis, Douglas "" V S Englandtaround 'Capetown, then to Posncer.t VMiss Ftolee's Miss Amy Mate and Bombay; through the. Gulf of Aden Lewis' faurth grades also had a reand Red" sea and on through the race. Miss Fin lee's boys and girls Mediterranean and back to England. lay were victors. Their names follow: Among the things brought was a Frankthe McKean. Frank Nelson, Frank scarf from Bethlehem, a pair of carved brass vases trom Scott, Ralph Martin, Douglas Hatch, Meyden, Fred Stanford, Del- Egypt, Jewelry from Scotland, linen John from England, and several English bert Elkins, Ruth Jackson. Roberta coins. Added, to this were two big Robertson, Slgna Anderson, Marion vases and a miniature cap made from Crossley, Elsie Schmidt, Ramona McKean, Frances Griffiths ana seita large shells by German - prisoners. Prows. , There was also an ivory spoon, fork The fifth, sixth and seventh grades and paper cutter brought from on the tricky bars. The contests had China. She proudly showed us two medals prizes were awarded to Ruth Wilwhich were won by her father and liams and Max Hone, from the fifth Louise Matheson and Thom presented to him by the English gov- grade; as Galla way, sixth grade, ana Anton ernment. RUSSELL HOLDEN, Reld and Devon Post, trom the sevReporter, Room 24. . enth grade. The seventh grades also naa con Exhibit and Program tests in standing broad Jumps. The team from room 11 won. The Prove Entertaining White contestants were Johanna Mellegers, Marlon Enos, Ruth Gatterer, ThelNellie Drollinger, Editor. .. ma Hansen, Devont Post, ' Wilford Frances Allen, Associate Editor. Wayne FRANKLIN SCHOOL Many vis Daniels, Frank Caputa and was tne itors came to the exhibit of the par- Shaw. Last, but not least, teams, ball The Tigers game. gins' ents' art, millinery and dressmaking Panthers, had a game in which and to the program which followed. and a score Talks were given by Mr. Loiter the31Tigers4. were winners, with Blarnason on reading, and bv Com of The to on the win aim who played miss loner Harry Finch and Mrs. L. ning team were Alice Ingleby, capB. Mccormick on the proposed play tain: Naomi Steenblik. manager: grounds. Mr. ixm Hodges played a Johanna Mellegers, Louise Matheson, beautiful violin solo. Mignon Tork Ingelby. Hazel Odell, Louise eldson, a former Franklin pupil, ac Wllma Carls ton. Lorraine O'Brien and Edna companled him on the plana The Da vies. Four girls on the team made kindergarten band pleased every one home runs. They were Alice, Johanand so did the songs by five Japa- na and Edna. The Yankees and nese pupils. Billy Reese and Ruth boys' teams, also played. The Jackson gave a pretty dance, and Giants, Yankees were tne victors, wun i Virginia Rasmussen recited a huof 8 to 6. The boys on the win morous poem. Fifth B girls from score team were Wayne Shaw. Wes room 0 gave a health play, which nln Lowell Mackay, Frank ley Emery. wrote themselves. After the Bromlev. Elmer they Rlchlns. Lewis All' were officers the elected, program James Peterson Miss Matilda Evans third B pupils sop, Lewis Caputo, Richard summers. were very much excited on Friday and Miss Anna Oillis, Miss Faun Mad- when they bad their "butter party," sen, Miss Ivy Green, Dorothy Math' which was the best part of all their eson and Grace Jackson had a store study about cows and cream and arranged for us. They sold popcorn butter. Each girl and boy churned balls, ice cream sandwiches, a variety the cream or helped in some way, but candy bars, baseball suckers and no butter appeared until ten minutes of soda water. Every one's bed, hard or before school closed! Each one had felt extra soft that night. some of the butter on crackers, a bot- soft, Three cheers for Mr. J. J. Harris tle of milk and pieces of cake, Par- and our Hurrah! I teachers. Hurrah! ents sent eight cakes tor the party, and it they could have seen the chil- HurranmAFTON REID, dren eating they would have felt glad DOROTHY MATHESON, about being so kind. Miss Gertrude McAuliffe's third of well-bein- g rs Delightful, Even Though Delayed -- SWES If S MMM POMS I t From omantic; Peasant I Costumes Ml" ' than in Miss Evans' room, so the party lasted longer. Of course, the girls and boys were glad of that. During art period in room 11 tne pupils have done some very, pretty work. We have each drawn and painted a picture depicting a scene in one of the foreign lands about which we have studied this year. Now we are making health posters. The 20th of May is fast approaching and each of us Is working his hardest to get his health and geography book lets completed By that time., our teacher is going to award a prize for the best booklet made, and so each one is hoping that he will be the "lucky" one. We were very proud of our little Japanese classmates, Chyoko Dol and Bill Arafcl, who. with tneir sisters and brothers, sang several Japanese folk songs' at meeting Thursday? as well as of Virginia Rasmussen, who gave a humorous reading. "Mother's day" was observed by the pupils of the Franklin school. e Tho teachers took pic tures of their pupils. The pictures were framed and given to mothers, who were very happy to receive such a gut from their children. The pic tures were a surprise for the mothers on "Mother's day." Many other nice gifts were made for the mothers by the different grades. Beautiful poems about mother were learned also. The afternoon pupils of the kin dergarten played -the band tor the Alton meeting. Drollinger was leader of the band. They all had orange and green cos tumes, which are the colors of the Franklin school. They sang many songs. The children often take walks on stilts they made out of tin cans. The pupils colored their cans to make them Deautuui. NELLIE DROLLINGER, FRANCES ALLEN. Her r Bulgarian Smock e w PHEEuOMEMfiL SUCCESS OF 5-- B. PROMPT DEUVEKt - te The Tribune. m EVANSTON. Wvo. C a r 1 1 o h Thomas, son of, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Thomas, who has attended the George Washington university at wasmngton, u. v.. six years, is spend lng vacation with his parents in Evanston. While attending the uni versity he has been In tne employ of the United States government for tne past two years. He will spend the next two months with his parents in Evanston; then he will go to Akron, Ohio, where he will enter- the administrative work of the Firestone He will then be sent company. abroad to one of the company's foreign plants. Mr. Thomas was one of Frank Murphy and Frances Rae. We are doing our best to have our two students chosen by the company . from the students of the graduate group Win. JANONE CLARK, school of George Washington unlver How would you like to have your slty. Both students are from the nice, warm overcoat taken away in west, the other being from Idaho. th middle of a snowstorm? That 7 is what happened to the sheep. We are studying about sneep in our class, Our teacher told us that they clip the wool from the sheep's back early in tne spring, it must nave been pretty, cold for the sheep this year! They keep sheep in sheds in winter, and In the summer the herder takes them to the hill pastures. . BOBBY BAGLET, Room 7 Reporter. Goods Phone Hyland - dency. and Household r' er ten-minu- Mc-Car- Draperies, Curtains, Rugs B' DAY 8rrta'. to The Tribune. BEAVER. The first "B" day ever held at the high school began with a big parade at 10 a. m. Friiay, the various classes competing for first place in class costume and makeup. The parade was led by the and school band. At 11 o'clock the school and public met at the gymnasium,, where a program was given. te Miss Nell Caffall gave a talk on the meaning of "B" day. Marvin Becks trom, one of the teachers, made high score with a short talk filled with humorous sketches of other faculty members. The principal talk of the day was by J. Carl Tolton, member of the stake presi- ed ' -- . sntal to The Tribune. ELY, Net. Under an orderissued by the commissioners of White Pine county today. Ely's red light district Is to be abated by' Thursday next The. commissioners Instructed District Attorney Ouy E. Baker to proceed under section 5504 ol the Laws of 1912, declaring In their . THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 14, 1929. , Because of the stupendous success Sargon is achieving In other sections of the country, and in anticipation of the enormous demand which is already being experienced in Salt Lake City and Ogden and vicinity. Schramm-Johnso- n, Drugs, of this city and the Ogden Wholesale Drug Company of Ogden placed their first order for two entire carloads, comprising 14,400 bottles of Sargon and 7200 bottles of Sargon Soft Mass Pills. Sargon canTiow be obtained In Salt Lake City from aU Schramm-Johnso- n Drug Stores and all Owl Drug Stores. Dealers Everywhere Enthusiastic Over Immediate ; Success of Sargon Nothing Like It Ever-See- n Before. " ' , If it were not for the unquestionable facta and figures given out by thousands of the country's drug firms, including many of the very largest anil best known whose statements cannot be doubted, to say nothing of the thousands of indorsemen and women, the success of Sargon ments from " would be hard to believe. Itepr9dueerielow" are brief excerpts from jnst a few of the hundreds upon hundreds of enthusiastic letters received from Sargon agents throughout .the country from small well-know- n towns and hamlets to metropolitan centers telling of the universal going wonderfully and Is giving satisdemand which greets the celebrat- faction, to my trade." Boy 1. Kisen. hower. Junction City, Kansas. ed medicine everywhere. W hav received and sold over half "W hv never had a preparation our first order of Sargoa and Sarof that told Uka Sargon. I gave aa order soft Mass Pills. ' I think thla ta a gon today for another all dozen. Needle wonderful product. We are already getto say I am glad our atore has the ting repeat o Bargon. which shows agency." Doggett's Store, Crane, Mo. St. merit" Clark's Pharmacy, it Kansas. moved Mary's, of rat ft Sargon The ahlpment awlttly. I have many repeat aalea with "We are having dosens of calls dally customer." A. M. Smith, eattaited Lockwood, Mo. for Sargon. Inclosed find signed contract and make shipment at once." customn "All but about a Central Drug Btore, Pitcher, Okla. er! aold have come back for their and third bottles of Sargon." Beat ' "Our salesman; reports that Hall's Drug Store, Kiowa, Kansas. Ark- -, has sold 4 Drug Store, Kdorado, "Sales for the pant thirty days, 11 bottler of Sargon to date." Hesslg-EU- ls bottles of Bargon, 82 bottle of Sargon Drug Co. Memphis, Tennessee. Soft Maes Ptlla. 1 had to borrow a dozen from Mr. Schilling at Mlnocqua. "The more we see of Sargon the Wla. Please ahlp at once b parcel poet more we. want the agency. Keep us In 3 dozen pills: also Include six dozen ' when your plana for Alaska are order. mind next freight Bsrgon In my complete. ' 'Cordova, Alaska. Lund's Drug Store, Bbinelander, Wis. "Saigon going strong. Just finished "We have sold five doeen Sargon In than my third gross. Please ship 34 dozen the last two weeks. We are more know and Sargon and li dozen pllla." Owen satisfied with the agency that Sargon Is going to be the biggest Arastad, Miles City, Mem tana. the on market seller of anv proprietary Inclosed find check for our eighth today." Kdblom Drug Co., Stillwater. Minn. carload of Sargon and here's hoping within a thort time we can let you hears exceedingly from us with another order." "Sargon has beenIs goingbest the Drug Co, Memphis, Tenn. well with us and repeater It we hsve ever handled. Therefore must have merit. We Just purchased TELEG RAM "Sargon selling rapidly. Drug Sale one dsy In excess of ton gross and another six dozen." Qreenfleld Co., Oreenfteld, 'Tennessee. at that rate our stock wttt- - be rapldiy exhausted Please ruh another carload, "I have bad Sargon 30 days and had same as last." Faxon ft Gallagher. Drug (Old over 72 bottles, of course, it a Co Kansu City, Mo. ; . half-dow- aec-o- nd Hessig-ElU- . |