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Show & THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVILLE. JJTAH RELIABILITY 111 SJTE. customer of store has Every Ilermansen and' Gilbert State Industrial school, Bho made their escape last week, have been captured. Boxelder county subscribed, through cash purchases and pledges, $342,007.50 for Bar Ratings stamps, according to tabulated returns jut auuouneed. The people of Salt Lake are buying war savings stamps more freely than citizens of any city of the west, according to tnfomation received from Washington. Approximately 7000 men employed y the Utah Copper company and the American Smelting & Refining company will participate in a general raise of 50 cents in daily wage. Robert L, Burns, charged with complicity in the murder of William L. Sandereook at Garfield November 21, 1911, may again be extradited from Colorado to Utah to stand trial. Salt Lake patrolmen and firemen of the first grade will receive $113 per month ; second grade, $103 per .month, and third grade, $95 per month, if the plans of members of the city commission are carried out. Unless aid Is rushed to the farmers of Utah and Salt Lake counties the wheat and small grain crops there may be ruined for lack of water, according to Heber J. Grant, Salt Lake cotrnty agricultural agent A huge sum of money will be spent by the government in reballasting the Western Pacific and equipping the line with automatic block signals between San Francisco and Salt Lake, If present plans are approved. The survey for the projected railroad from Lund to Cedar City and on across the Kanarra mountain through the immense Ealbab forest to the brink of the Grand canyon. Is now practically completed to Cedar City. State fair officials are planning a large' rabbit exhibit at the fair this year. Because of the Importance of rabbit meat as an article of food It Is expected that the public will show Interest In the various breeds of bunnies. Utah joined with the other states of the union on July 14, at the request of President Wilson, in the observant in a sincere spirit of the French national holiday, commemorating the 329th anniversary of the fall of the and novelties. BOYD PARK MAKERS OFjEWlLfcY 160 WAIN STRUT SALT LAKE CTTY BARGAINS IN USED ft ap lead'd cd n Swe. poutMIld coiditioo- - CARS OlibmahllM, Nv cara-Bai- ck. Catnnmd lint dt mt term, It wanted Sr nmBfef tlfbt perttea. Write fo deuiled b ead deacttp-no- . Uaed Cat Dept.. RendaU-Dod- Auto Co, sb LAi Chr d EXPERT KODAK Finishing Rdve oar professional Film I"Cl U Df J11U photographer I? D C --a- do fhnr avtJ sat i.ake Mm City 144 Camru South Suppliea ton want big wares learn p IY1ITFD 11 barber trade- Many email - towns need barber; good opportunities open Tor men over draft age. Barbers tn army have good a o flicer eommuMion- - Get prepared fn few weeks. Call or write. Molar Barber College, 43 8. IT eat Temple Bt, Balt Lake City. GIVEN HONOR NOT DESERVED Error of Learned f Men Responsible America Being Named After Amerigo Vespucci. for The story of how the Dew world received the name of America la a striking example of what publicity will accomplish. Amerigo Vespucci, a highly educated Florentine, was head of a business house in Seville, Spain, probably as 'agent for the great trading firm of the Medicls, and helped to fit cut one of the expeditions with which Columbus sailed. When the lattera monopoly was revoked, Vespnccl undertook several voyages of exploration on his own account, during which he Calmed in many letters to have been the first to reach the mainland of the. new continent, giving the date as Jane, 16, 1407. On April 23, 1507, the learned heads of the University of St Die, In Lorraine, decided, incorrectly, that he was entitled to the honor of discovery, Columbus having only reached the Islands of the West Indies, and that the western hemisphere should bear his name. The name America was, therefore, first used In the book Bastlle. Red Drop Freezone on a touchy corn, then lift that com off with fingers ed OMEN IN HAWTHORNES Mtn Te Growing In Place of White Had Deep Significance for This Irithman. Even the humor of Ireland Is given a mw hue by the v ar. Nothing Its Influence. , Two of us were swing a bit of Dublin from the vantage point offered by a jaunting car. And no Irishman is more filled uth the effervescent spirit of the old sod than the garry" driver of Dublin. i We crossed the river Liffey a river once fragrant with the fragrance undesirable. Now It Is sph and span. The drher made comment. Sure, is useut to be so classic," he said, with-brogue as broad as the clean swept walk along the now classic" bank. 'Theyll be eatchln salmon In the yet. Its that clean an swnte now. We passed a square, all blooming with hawthornes. Now look," said our driver, philosopher and guide. 'The hawthornes are all red this year. Ftp thlnkln It's an omen. They've been white In' other years, but this year, theyre all red. Sure It's an omen. I don't know what It means, but Its an omen o some kind." Ills tone was lugubrious, but his melodious rounding of the turns in his was delightful. The pronunciation blooms were red and, omen or no omen, they were beautiful. mm 8 Doesnt hurt a hit ! Drop a little Freezone on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then you lift it right out. Yes, magic ! No humbug ! a Llf-fe- y A tiny bottle of Freezone costs but a few cents at any drug store, but is sufficient to remove every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the calluses, without soreness or Irritation. Too Much Thought of Self. Freezone is the sensational discovSometimes," said Uncle Eben, a ery of s Cincinnati genius. Jt is wonman thinks so much about his own derful. Adv. comfort dat he makes hlssef pufflckly An automobile alarm whistle to be miserable." connected to the cylinders of a car, A painful silence Is unknown to men can be made te utilize the full force of their explosions when desired. but with women Its different. How to Avoid the Digestive Miseries That Hot Weather brings Oold drinks in hot weather are bad enough lor any Btomarh but doubly bo, in fact, dangerous w ben the stomach is out of fix and von suffer from indiheartgestion, acidity, burn, sour stomach, and that awful , bloated condition alter tmffed-upIn fact, Ml stomach and bowel miaerieo are greatly aggravated in hot weather. Yon cant be too careful, SunBtroke can be traced in many cases to poor digestion. Everyone should watch their stomach in hot weather Keep it sweet and cool, Hera ia an easy and pleasant way to oorrect stomach ilia. A compound has been die- -' covered which sorely takes op the harm! ol jnioes and gases from the h, leaving it sweet, clean, cool and' comfortable.' Yon wont know yon have a stomach if yon taka one or two food-repentin- , atom-mac- Birds Use Their Brains. The English thrush brings Its snails to a certain convenient atone on which It will crack their shells by beating them upon It Some sea birds carry shellfish to a height and drop them on the rock to break their Bhells, The man who Is anxious to acquire knowledge Is never ashamed to confess his Ignorance. . These conclusions, if fair and just are matters of seriona concern not only to those engaged in the meat packing business but to ever other citizen of our country. 4 The figures given on profits are misleading and the statement that the packers have a monopoly is unsupported by the facta. x tf The packers mentioned in the report stand ready to their profits' ressonahl and necessary. : The meat business is one of the largest American pme indu-trie- s. Any citizen who would familiarize himself with its ' details must be prepared for large totalaT'OTF T j The report states that the aggregate profit of four large packers were $140)000,000 for the three war years. If yon ar business nun yon- will eppredate the significance of these facte. If you are unacquainted with business, talk this matter over with some business acquaintance with your banker, ssy and ask him to compare profita of the packing industry with those of any other This sum is compared with JJ19, 000,000 as the average annual profit for the three years before the war, miking it appear that the war profit was $121,000,000 greater than the pre-wprofit Jarge industry at the present time. No evidence is offered by the Federal Trade Commission in support of the statement that the large packers have a monopoly. The Commission own report show the large number and importance of other packers. The packers mentioned' in the statement stand ready to prove to any person that they are in keen competition jlth. each) other, and that they have no power to manipulate prices. If this were not true they would not dare to make this ar positive statement v This compares a three-yeprofit profit with a not only is manifestly unfair method of comparison! It misleading; but the Federal Trade Commission apparently has made a mistake in the figures themselves. profits of $140,000,000 was earned on sales of over four and a half billion dollars. It means about three cent on each dollar of sale or a mere fraction of a cent per pound of product The aggregate - -- - three-ye- ar Furthermore, government figure show that the five large packers mentioned in the report account for only about one-thiof the meat business of the country. rd They wish it were possible to interest you in the detail! of their business. Of how, for instance, they can sell dressed beef for less than the cost of the live animal, owing to and of the wonderful story of utilization of the methods of distribution throughout this broad land, as ' well aa in other countries. -- Packers profits are a negligible factor in prices of live stock and meats. No other li?ge business ia conducted , upon such small margins of profit unl-S'Pftft- ty, ; m a. a one-ye- ar ar - -- - fair-mind- ed e t$br ? V , - C- 1 - The fir packers mentioned feel justified in with each .other to the extent of together presenting this , public statement They have been able to do a big job for your government ia its time of. need;. .they hare met all wax time demand promptly and completely and they are willing to trust their case to the f airmindedness of the American people with Furthermore and this is very. important only a small, portion of this profit has been p&ni in dividends.' The balance has been put back into the businesses. It had to the- sa . you...realize-when- ... you- - consider packers Lav had to solve and solve quickly during these war years. ut .. r , . be,., the-proble- ms t -- the facte beforrthtxa. . srvma I -- i , $ tional profit makes only a fair return on this, and as has been stated, the larger portion of the profits earned has been need to finance huge stocks of goods and to provide additions and improvements made necessary by the enormous demands of oar army and navy and the allies. Ha-waila- ns -- geW V Plain Facts About the Meat Business The Federal Trade Commission in ita recent report on war profits, stated that the five large meat .packers have been profiteering and that thej have a monopoly of the market. food-savin- a Money still talks, but its voice Is ting weaker and weaker. e - I Imagination, Not Romance. Do you think that people ars less romantic and imaginative after they are married? lie I don't know about the romantic part of It but If they are going t try to expluln everything theyvs got to be more Imaginative. She V o w FATONIO tablets alter your meal, light apd pain-fre- e you will feel. There la not a ham-Iu- l thing In' EATOXIO tablets. They taste fine! Jnst like eating candy. Druggists w ill tell you that EATONlC users ssy they never dreamed anything could give sneh tjoiek and wonderful results; you can insure yourself a good, cool, sw ees stomach, yon can eat what jon like, and always have the appetite to eat it. EATON 1C is abaolute'y guaranteed. Get a box from your druggist today. Uee it to get rid of and prevent the stomach and bowel troubles that ars bound to come In bot weather. I f EATON IO fails, return to your drue-- . gist and get yonr fifty cents back. I f yon cannot obtain EATOXIO where yon live drop a card to Eatonic Remedy Go., Chicago, 111. They will mail yon a box at once. Are the Packers Profiteers ? One-thir- - g, I J enumerators, only three of whom are men, who began taking the school census of Salt Lake on July 15, have agreed to aid the baby clinic on Regent street to obtain the names of the 5000 unregistered children under 6 years of age. , Sixty-fiv- Introdnctlo," by Martin Waldseemuller, professor of cosmography atthe university. ' , jt has since been shown that was preceded by both Columbus d of the shade trees and nd John Cabot but It was too late, fruit trees In Salt Lake and vicinity ' the new world had been christened have been destroyed already by pests America, and the fact adverted In and the latter are still waging their relentless warfare against the trees, print The house where the meeting was held at which the classical error according to T. S. Gunn, an expert in was made was still standing at St Die arbor culture.-Tat the outbreak of the war, and waa supply the towns of Neola, annually visited by many tourista front Whlterocks,-For- t Duchesne, both North and South America. Roosevelt and Myton .with electric power and lights, the Uintah Power & DISH POI HAWAIIAN NATIONAL Light company asked the state for 130 second cubic feet of water from the river. Duchesne Into United the la Being Introduced The first call on the local draft Etates and la Said to Be Meetboards of Utah to furnish men for the ing With Favor. national , army during August came cong Ilawatl Is making a July 13 to Capt E. V. FitzGerald from Gen. E. II. Crowder, provost marshal tribution In the shape of poi, its n tlonal dish made from the bulb of the general. It calls for 250 men to go taro plant' Until 20 years fcgo poi was to CampTreraont, CaV ' " made under primitive conditions, the Detailed plans for the proposed rebulbs being peeled, boiled and pound- construction hospital to he established ed In a wooden trencher until a semi at Fort Donglas by the war departliquid paste was formed. But today ment have been finished by officers of modern sanitary machinery Is used to the medical corps and now only await manufacture the product uncler su- final approval by the secretary of war pervision of health authorities In the before being put Into execution. , Island, and five factories at Hilo now Thousands of knitting needles are turn out several tons dally. In Salt Lake and environs In anThis new form of poi Is being sent busy swer to the call recently sent out from to the United States, reaching marfor 8500 pairs of socks, 3000 kets as far away as New York city, Denver sweaters and 19,000 garments, which and a demand which began with is the total of Salt Lakes allotment who had come to the United by September L . States Is generally being extended to to he completed were stalled in the cars Fourteen Americans who have learned to like east of Green River miles fcud few a the dish. day last week. The roads were In tol is frequently used In Hawaiian one a terrible condition, culverts out, hospitals In the diet of patients whose and-throad full of stomachs are too weak to digest other bridges Unsafe also done have rains recent The ruts. food, and the war Interest In substibad in roads shape. tute foods is expected to lead to its much to put the 12 for the broken was July Ground wider Introduction elsewhere. mill and elevators of the Globe Milling A . Grain company to he erected In Traced. John Harvards History to - Until modem times, says the Lon- -. West Ogdeiu The elevators are tanks concrete don Graphic, John Harvard was tne consist of twenty large smaller ones, having a Melchlzedek of New England." He and forty-nin- e was "without father, without mother, total capacity of 750,000 bushels of - without descent - So profound wa grain, the Ignorance concerning the founder The first Davis county boy to shed of Americas first and greatest his blood on the battlefields of France rea of offer an that princely is Wllford Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. ward for five lines of definite Infor- J W. Morgan of Layton. The card remation" about him went unclaimed. ceived from him said: "I am wounded, disGradually, however, the labors of va- am going on well and hope to be down sent rious industrious investigators bore charged soon. I am being fruit until today John Harvard Is a to the base $9,010,-00- 0 real figure of American history, whoso Tn the apportionment of the w as althere are on clearly soil war savings stamps footprints English legible. lotted to Boxelder county $334,580. This amount has been sold through cash .. Dally Thought sales and pledges and more the cash Vice stings us, even In oar please ejiipg CTgatins$05J2I2uj)- and ...the buf virtue' consoles ua even in pledgesto buy $C9,829, a grand total Ur pains. C. C. Colton. oL335,102.50. .. h1 .. I f.n...... w rc Measured by Cubic Foot. are fully awake A cubic foot of water weighs 1,00 reached Camp Kearnyof army Insurance s to the advantage ounces ; milk, 1,030 ounces ; cider, 1,020 as made evident when Captain Gay ounces; alcohol. 800 ounces; Ice, 930 officer f the Utah unoes; gold, 19.20Q ounces; white 1L Holmes,Inpersonal of the insurance charge ak, 830 ounces; poplar, 430 ounces; regiment announced Ue new campaign, limestone, 2.950 ounces; wheat 770 $4,,.fMX0. for men have signed up ounces; air, 1 ounce. beFlans aiming toward cooperation highway California ' tween Utah and Communing With the Great disYon can. with that brain of yours, and good roads association were Lake go to your library and commune with cussed at a conferee at Salt D. the Innermost heart thoughts of the between local good roads fans ami fornix Cali great men of the pest end a hat a H. Watkins, representing feast it isl good roads associations. Ve-jm- LIFT OFF CORNS! Herman 3ebee, inmates of the K Box f9L HEWS $y teamed to depend upon our service and the high quality of our merchandise. Come and .eee the new things In Jewelry, bracelet watches, silverware flnlahtng.-'- C SAW To conduct this buainese ia war times, with higher cost and the necessity of paying two or three times the former prices for live stock, has required the use of two or three time the ordinary amount of working capital. The addi- - jtb nwi u iMtawarJ&ncn f aiH u Armour & Cudahy Packing Co. Morris & Company Swift cz Company Wilfion z Company -- |