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Show r -- 4 . AS If 900 DESERET 44- EVENING NEWS COMBAT TENDENCY APRIL 30 1917 MONDAY AMUSEMENTS Coming to Orphenm. !T OF LOCAL Vauttavltte IWYTAGES Frank Fc start y. 'Tlir UII.KKS Prosperous Farmers, Read theSemi-Week-l- STRAND Robert 'Till- - Vrylr Case. ORPHEUM and Thursdays I 'f?2 If ;i Patient was th giant long, Kaiser Bill, bearing td wrong, Kaiser Bill, hoping that a ray 07 tense would pervade your cranium dense, that let up your offense, Kaiser Bill. But you tramped tiJ giants toes, Kaiser Bill; and you tweaked the gitjL nose, Kaiser Bill; now you see the giant rise, with thJ war light in hi eyes, and hell soak your Pnusisi guys, Kaiser Bill. Youre exhausted by the unis Kaiser Bill; full of weariness and pain, Kaiser Bill I you are going stony broke, and your folks will bearI the yoke of taxation till they croak, Kaiser Bill. Yo have strained your last resource, Kaiser Bill, in yoW work thats rude and coarae, Kaiser Bill; dotards whtl are bent and gray, children from their schoolyard piay, you are draggin the Bill. But to Kaiser of the the giant fray, West, Kaiser Bill, has an ample treasure chest, Kaiser Bill; tortured by no bloody thirst, by no war lord visions curst, he will chop you into wurst, Kaiser ri tnn WILL MEAN LARGE CENSUS OF WORKING MILITARY FORCE BOYS TO BE TAKEN - Warwick "Tho Empreea. "Tho Power of MEIIL&Y HAROLD Lockwood; morrow, Comedy Day. to De- To- COMING. TABERNACLE X. Y. Symphony Orchestra. Tomorrow Jilght. Richmond Warm in Praiee Sum of $5,000 Made AvailOf Utahs Senator -- War able for Securing and DisEaaL in tribution of Seed. Feeling jJ wi jury Bill. John Drews Brief Visit Regarded from the histrionic stand- WILL PRESENT MOVIE point, John Drew's delineation of Major Pendennla. In Lafcgdon Mitchell' According to President F. C Richadaptation of Thackeray's novel of Steps to get seed to the farmer of The Dvm Jffwi to om Sale on mond of tho Commercial tlub who boo Utah in need of such aid during the that name, may be set down as deOF SILT UXE HEALTH or I earns That Train Fort from lightful and memorablo.' This will be returned Doug planting season wars taken at a meetWashington. t'rrrj the Salt La k fall, Mir, 3:SS p. m lac will be designated In May ac a verdict not of two the audiences ing of the state .council of defense held Fatroo Who Can Sat Obtain It At large but discriminating and apprebrigade pout, and a regiment now ta ciative which witnessed the afterBeq stated u Inform the Sew Offlie t toned ot th border will b cant hr Saturday. Steps also were taken to! DEPARTMENT IT NOOK combat the tendency already noted sir noon and evening performances at the aa a nucleus Mr. Richmond wac the part of some citizens to hoard a Salt Lake Theatre on Saturday. Of urd of title at the natural capital by large amount of food supplies, of the comedy itself, however, approval L Scott, chief of will not be so unanimous. Thackeray Mai Gan. Hugh which othars might at that particular LOCAL BRIEFS Th work of making moving picred renter Mr. Richmond achieved the unique literary distincaiao staff tima be in need. Thle also extends, ture showing the various activities tion of writing a novel without a with Gan. Scott relative to an avtation it is to a the and said, stores, report hero. now of the city board of health. Mitchell has apparently tried Sfienrtr Returns fron Idaho D B. station and the location of a govern that one dealer In Salt Lake City has to imitate him to the extent of writso nearly complete that a definite aesnt of men warehouse hare, and continuation a large amount of flour, which he purOpsncsr. ssarral a without a ing plot. unplay a a where on date last chased fall still th hand recroitln of of and for this the showing the films post eairp the Orecun Short Lin, rttimefl Under such circumstance, the art can be announced. prollmirtarv Instruction ar given to touched, will be probed. That dealer, it The shoeing morulas from Bol, Ida. and .cleverness of the actor must make rocrults Tbs general favored th la said, could make 200 per cent on w!U be made at Lake the Salt vutbcuH and aviation proposition, hie money right now, but Is holding Col. and Mrs. Benton Return up for the writer's omissions and Theatre Monday. Tuesday and Wedbut thought them a llltia too aarly aa for still greater profits. derelictions; and this pteCe is successand Mr L A. Banton bars returned yat. ta II formal advttsd application ful because Mr. Drew makes If so. nesday, May 7, 8. and f. Th film, Telegram Fron Secy. Wllsoa. five months' sojourn In San tha war department for lhatr from oatabllah In truth It provides him a vehicle entitled The Work of Protecting in the movement IniA mant. poat necessarily brtghda lJeyo and aoctharn California. enLabor the tiated suited of to to by col hie a aecretary continuance of tha City's Health. ts five reel In advancing years, and Friends of maanadepot. Mrs. roll schoolboys In a crop production the course of nature in his case has length. It Is interesting. Instructimovement also was pledged by the Mrs. Mary P. While, who has bean made needless the customary artifices Well SKmated. ve. and amuaing. and ths actors stats council. A telegram received from of stage make-uoonftnsd to her home for eome time He fits Into the ho wed Gan Scott Mr. Richmond are actual members of the health Wilson of tha department of as role with eonlpelas. will be pleased to maps indicating that within a 09 mile Secretary It If were created for Specially Oov Bamberger and referred labor department, performing their him. wherefore one trembles for Its learn of her recovery. radlua of tht city, svarythlng neces-aar- to the by state council reads aa follows: In the regular manner. for manufactura of munitions of fate when it shall come Into other Srod Dealers Warned Dealers In war D obtainable. Moreover, tha Pa- of May the United States department A notable section of hands. Aa for the rest, he has sur-..- .. labor have your assistance in securtbe picture needs are warned by the state board cific roast can ta reached from Salt immediate of all ex enrollment rounded himself with a uniformly has been devoted to the care and ing boys of pharmacy that the state law forbids Lake by 19 different routes, the Mexi- of since the eduor not many years age propdr experienced to and client Columand British border by three, support; attantion which should be given to any but rsctstereU pharmacists front can in farm work who reside in your Four Mortons were a siiigle unit to Mect any one for special mention by five. Mr Richmond gathered cated babies. Active work will be done deal lo i blclorlde of mercury ar.4 bia unity of effort ie extremely vaudeville. Since then. Bam and Kit- - would be Invidious where each made what Gen. Scott oald, that Fort state? As in the it various of Its derivltlsa The poisons from ofemergency, the present week In coor Ma Morton have been the most of hia or her allotted present during and ty. Pa would not be ueed as an important Douglas part, with are need In connection with the spray- ficers' training camp, all prospective is hoped that you will bedid as audiences they The mage amuaing ars accurals to ths operating with those In charge of of labor along tbe fol- for. officers in this district being sent to the department ing of fruit and the like. the advent of Pam and lara. Paul iast detail- settings and tht costume thoaq, the local observance of National He believes a brigade lowing lines San Francisco. of with the assistance Naomi Gloss 0I a century ago are rich, Announce Better Baby week. Baby welfare First By issuing a proclamation Engaxnnent Mr. and poet at Fort Douglas maana a local quaint has plucked new l&ureis for the :and colorful. Mr. Harden Bennion announce the military population of ovr 4,0il men. to requesting boys of the type Indicated Morton work as It has been conducted unnxxne. and Clara, the daugh-- 1 in the United States Boy's enroll of a with roll 11(0.999 Mias per Ida of niece. pay nearly their der the supervision of th dty board marriage reserve, which this depart- ter, has an gaaociation with Frank L. Working Preece, to Mr W. A. Cobble, of month. of health, including the proper ftheen Mr Richmond not only uphold but material- - N. Y. Symphony TOfTlOITOW warmly In com- ment has organised. Allfood. Tenn.. the event having taken mendation of thoepoke Second By accepting membership, Utah senators. He Miss dressing, washing, feeding, hanly increased the Morton kliriUf Mr and Mr rob-bl- e aid: on April 75 (her personally or by gubernatorial Claras vivacity ha been standing. pi a i wonderful HHgfll dling and attention for babies, with w.ll be at home to their friends '1 found Senator Smoot attending to representative, on the national comto istance her in and her ability concrete a of true hi Illustrations by the trained pat- mittee of the reserve. with the seal The after May 1 at ',11 east Fourth South riot. duties report come Thraa stenographers wera busily Third By commissioning nurses of th each of present skit, she appears to better ad- from afollowing amusing attest. department, forms Ore., paper about gaged in Uieir dutta, and Inquired your county superintendents as county vantage than ever before. She sing the New Medford. one of most interesting sections the York Symphony Orchestra tht wain t an unusual thing. 2 was organisers and having their addresses well. Is an instrumentalist and above Elewn ew lommntlTrs The San .. of was the this tha senator's informed concert that which a there a all. me. to comedienne. couple sent picture. appeared promptly Francisco papers announce that the of week ago: practice. The members grouped In thla reThe Work of Protecting a ty Southern Pacific has ordered 11 loco- regular Senator Smoot ta on of tha great- serve will aid in food production priBoy, please page Mr Noah WebHealth was produced from a est men in Washington. One afternoon marily In their own states, motives. to cost I60.00 each, an and else- ONE ster! We want a few bushel of adwith him in hie office no. where at need, under state and In coat of S scenario written by W. A. ZimmerHUNDRED YOUNG per cent over while I was federal 12 sonatora came to him seekto than describe leas the concert be will jectives In given 111 They man of Salt Lake and made by the Tentative plana going by prices obtaining protection. by the 9ymphony orchestra last night used for faat freight and passenger ing advice and knowledge on Important maiL They should be revised consistlntermountaln Film company of under the direction of Mr. Walter sen ice. Frelrht care are quoted at an points. H. King Is going ently with. the work of your state counWilliam 'Senator thle city under th direct superof defense or similar committee, Damroch. They must be in the dicincrease of 10? per cent. to make a name for himself before h cil be In and will of th city board of health. dlecuased the vision at detail the senate In the abort period tionary somewhere. BdTwe frankly Dr. Wldtnoe Catted of state last Presi- leaves There will be a daily matinee he has been there his colleagues have national defense In conference admit our were first line trenchee 2. of the Unltsu recognised hi ability, and 1 am posi- representatives dents of unlvenritle Washington May for school children. smothered In the first harmonic as"A response by wire will be apState have been summoned to Wash- tive that It will not be long before be sault. The drum fire caught us flyN. C. preciated. ington, D. C to attend a conference is a real senate leader. Oov. Bamberger has complied with ing for underground shelr where of the nstlonal defense council. It will Feellag la Tease. the request of Secretary Wilson and we could collect our rhetorical force Mr- Richmond reports e tense feeling will be a member of the national comDr John A Wldt-eo- c begin on May 4 WEATHER REPORT and classify our sensation with scores of guards mittee of the reserve The state counWashington, and Pfesident of the University of at One hundred young women will give What can a poor country critic, fed White House, as cil of defense also Instructed Its secretb capttol Utah, will leave tomorrow to attend at to As wall as elsewhere. enlistments, to send a mesfage of compliance. an athletic program of varied drills and up on moving picture lntermeao the convention. h believe that nine of every tary be said, !M .HULUaSliia JtsiSie.ttnxx, RceejipUtab eg. Feed existed, & suddenly attacked by the United States Mar of of agricul The proceeds of the comtSt to ing food the With a back department gntil regard hoarding nacre tary tending copies of law made every citlann mittee of three, the membership of affeir villi go toward the Y tv c A. New York Symphony orchestra. We rare.) the new motor vehicle law to sheriff do hie share The situation was strong which la withheld for business reasons, tVe.(6,r Forecast, and the work will be under the conic our provincial spirit was quit aoi other peace officer of the mate for selective conscription and there was ordered to Investigate the matter fund overcome. Local: Probably rain tonight or Tees- is asking these officer to enforce the was no doubt at any time but that the of food storage, and to devise means direction of M!e El Pinkhnm. or "No tone stuff poem purpls ;dy, winner tonight, colder Tuesday, director of the local association. law to the latter, particularly with re- bill would paaa both houses of Con- to control the situation. The following erstacies, merely short hollow report Cewsarative Level Weather Date resolution by Maj. R. W. Young was Music Will be furnished a gard to the obtaining of licenses. He gress.' by believes Mr. Richmond the governcomplete Hke a short kick in the side of a April. also point out that county road agent ment food production and passed. snd Indian and folk dances. low will Whereas. The hoarding of foodpumpkin. It was a popular con1 and supervisor are ex officio given distribution,regulate also the sale prices of stuffs In will i cert. result and Temperature exerdrill, athletic inevitably raising tha duty of enforcing the law raw materials. of price beyond reason to the This great organisation appear at Highest yesterdsy C4, win be feature, of the evening. financial distress of ill classes peat The Mr. Spangler to atitngtr n- - M ra 5SS following will take part: to the secJou de end in isens and tbe ii: Roert W. Spangler of thl city editor Sumner School Plane the auspices of the SaJt Lake Philprivation, poesibly starvation of tbe of the Western Club Woman, hna gone harmonic orchestra. poor; and, this Lowest morning to Washington a representative of the Co Forward at U. of U. "Whereas In the event of shortage of Lowest this month last year... western dub women at the convention Lowest this month sine 1174.. provisions no right thinking person or conscience would in could t. proNormal for yesterday of all woman's publications, to discua Col. Downey Recovert. Prof. T. W. Reynolds has announced vide forgood himself and his family in Ms nit yesterday conservation of food supply. The that war were while unsettled hts abundance this Accumulated conditions, deficiency, neighbors matting Urn railed b? the secretary of plana despite 89 Colonel George F. Downey, depot month annual summer school suffering through want. the Interior, ar.d may continue In ses- sessionsforof the Resolved. That it be the sense of Accumulated deficiency since retha Usi varsity of Utah vgll was at quartermaster Washington, sion several weeks. 417 go on as usual Although farm work this council that the Inhabitants of In cently stricken with apoplexy while should refrain from the hoarding .and enlistments are Inbreaking Into the I'tah He the White House executive office. In. the Institution of provision and that the resolutions Precipitation regular enrollment was removed to the emergency hosMartin Goal Co Prof. Reynolds stated that educational be uommunicated to his excellency, the Col. Dow recovered. he where pital. a the of for such under action the primary governor, especially i Knl 94.&0. We have not institutions Lamp, 7for ney is well known in this city, as i 1.49 and secondary grade will be continued circumstances he may deem necessary." 1900 he was a teller with the Uommer-- ; raised prices 47 So. Main. Was without Interruption and Instructor! Accumulated gUflcienoy. this of eed. Question S8- - Advertisement. his which cial of National father. bank, for such work will need to qualify as t roohtb dlM Was a The seed matter wa discussed along Downey. Major George 1 .... ..... . Jan-usual. Attendance at the summer sesrector. The major was also vie Total since January of lines already outlined, it being made sions is obligatory on instructor I since Bell Accumulated.deflclency president of the RockyTheMountain th state who do not possess the regu- clear that It is the duty of the farmer 1 .44 son was apuary SEVEN YEAR 010 801 Telephone company. The number of who has the land but not the seed, lation diplomas dea in th to to pointed the committee paymaster's for such major was made apply, ST courses wjll be the same this year as 4 a. m today. at Relative humidity In lieutenant 1101, partment Prof. Rey- seed. Just as much an it' is the duty of sessions. during preceding of colonel in 1909, and colonel In the quar- Relative humidity at 4 p.m. yea-- I the summer school the seed committee to endeavor to get nolds is secretary . U 1914. In termasters terday corps seed enough for the need of ail. The IS DROWNED IN GREEK committee. sum of 14.000 was made available for OtawvstlMa Weather the eeed campaign and this will be At 4 a.m. today. spent in the purchase of eeed ultimateUTAH ELKS TO ly to be sold to the farmer, either for AGO. YEARS TWENTY on loan or to be cash after 7 repaid Joe Saturday afternoon, Purbano. harvest or before, at the convenience year old. son of Mr and Mrs Ernest of th farmer. The eeed committee is rrom the Files of Tbe Deseret Durbano. lilt Eleventh East street to keep In eloee touch with the office SWAY JUNE 4 TO 7 a News, of J. Edward Taylor, executive secrewas drowned In Emigration creet lie Stations. state-widof th food tary production was carried under a conduit and when-hiand conservation committee, in the APRIL SO. 1M7. little brother and another playmate capttoL Elks colors, purple and white, will called assistance, the rescuers could, This day was marked by several not see the lads body. Silvan Atwood: prevail everywhere In th dty during accidents In and near Salt Lake the week of June 4 to 7. the dates set SALT LAKE .. jumped Into an automobile which wn City: for the state convention of the order standing nearby and with another man Nellie Page. Stella Cowan. Leo There will be a meeting at a local Baker followed the course of the Creek. At Oowah and liable Anderson, chiltheatre June 4, a reception, followed Ball ll 1: , Seventh East street the body was, dren. were injured when a porch by a dance on June 5. the annual ban- Cheyenne 64 44. on the wesrt side of town fell ..on quet of the lodge, June 4, and7. excur- Chlosgo found, lodged against the bank. It Denver M; t A big sions to various points, June them. They were swinging under was hurred back to the home, and Dodge City one be of also will street the parade Police Surgeon W R KeyUng worked the porch when it fell. Nellie Page Duluth 14 features of the convention, and tbe city Durango with a pulmotor to restore was hurt wo badly that she was commission and local merchants will Eurska All efforts, however, provedrespiration. usel taken to a hospital. The other Edward Johnson. 25 years of sag, a be asked to decorate th downtown disI The bod ie In eherge of 0TXrnH A In serious was shot trict the outer negro, eaciped Injury. garb Th official cos- Grand Junction holiday through Co; aqd. the funeral, will be held t 2 tume of the members during the con- Havre of the shoulder their chapel tomorrow, interment be-- t by part right Deputy to a While board train trying vention will be white shirts with pur- Helens Iffy' ing In Mt. Calvary cemetery. Huron Richardson. near Seventh. Bouth and Reoond Sheriff Richard Sunday ple tie, white trousers, white socls City .. West street, James Watson, manaRichardson and Deputy and shoes. A white hat will also be Kanssj morning. worn with purple band, and canes will Loader ger of tbe Maxfield Vinegar works, Sheriff Otarles Wood wrent to Johnson's ... Los Angeles MISS colIn the lodge be carried decorated KI.SA PINK HAM. was trown under a car and mirachome. 829 west Third Keeth street to Modena ors. CHURCH NOTICES ulously escaped death. Grace Clauser. Anhle arrest Mm tor burglary, Johnson sgwf -- JessAe TThe officers of the htat association Moorhead Now York ; . . 60 Ma;y Marjorie Hoffman. are as follows Frightened by a Utah Central the officer coming, and started to run. Oblin. North Platt .. Rappapngt, fire nd Johnson, Bertha Katherine TlVlfhtt j John Cullp. Ogden, gtgte president: Oklahoma train The high priests of Pioneer Stake Parley s canyon, a teaYp 'Both officers opened m r it . .. A. For hind. Fir Citr, flrt Tie by RJchardsos. Was KSSfifc ottw ran away near the Ekman ranch. jhOtilsd will meet In th, stake hall Sunday. RBth aad cptnrd by Wosd. eat; E. A. Mltchsil. Proro, third- Omaha PrfO . .... the 10 vehicle Nslfis seriand Phoenix at a.m. Overturning Laraos. JJay vf At the emergency hospital, tha buiCjota Harold J. Packer. Ox- Pocatello . .... . ously Injuring Peter Olsen, aged lt was remoTsd. Johnson wj Locket. Ann dsa. scrtarT, and GsOrg W. Oh The priesthood of Pioneer stake 79 year Mrs. Ekman and several taken to the countyThsr Portland. Ora Itsld, Florence Brown, alt Lk, treasurer jail. will bold Its regular monthly meeting chUdren were also thrown out but Brmley Mr- - The committee In charge of the re- - Rapid City r. HSE! In the stoke hall, Monday. May T st Roeebnrg Roafnberg, folare as serious th eacaped ieorgte meeting unjon attending Injury. 61. Loafs . SIX HEAT SPXLER. f:J0 pim. Mary Catherine MrOurrin. jow, eril Byrn.,Lyneh. St. Paul Dor Healy Virginia Charles B. Donkin, a veteran F. Georg McGonogl. Diego . .. resident of the city, died of old Bchliep. ...Wordsr Robinon. Ruth V : n Salt Lake; Darid Record for March. Mills, Eureka. Max San Son Francisco Lsute. Ion Wlnwood. T.vit.rn fl ctnL age at hi horns In ths Eleventh aoirk. Kr r of Bi",W to th F ...... lesdln Santa Mildred Judith sport Hrii. According Dorothy and D R. Bsebs Provo. ward. He was $4 years of age. Raft River Conference. book dsalsrs of th country ths follow- Hall. Marjorie Wis, Evelyn 8he!dht city Reunion Thomat Homer, chairman; IghJrtdaa' - 1 Montana P.ohlnson. QssrLaw, Peggy At Spanish Fork, Mra Tmeiove Febsellsr wsr bs th M. e Ltirltm Frank Oodbs. M. during ing gl Royiancs. F. MoGosagl E Spokane Warner. Ward, wife of Thomas Ward and ruary. George Th Raft River conference, adverM111r rr'e p Nelson, OR. Dib- - Tonopah I?"1:daughter of John and Rachel Mei-lo-r. 1. Mr. Fritting 9 Faldmo. tised to be held on April II and It. It Joesphins Washington . J Through. J. Samuel Harris and Edward died at La the of Si age WUlUton years. he been postponed to May 1 and 10. Will SI. BO Jo nr, eo n Li fnor. Jfihaacm. Krn Kuhn, Swift. Wlnnemueoa . . . Zellar. Edlhe Trier, Nydia Sylvia Also to August 1 and ... ...YI.IB For tho hat! of relioa lo be esi. Wildfire. Gray Zlsgier, Zllpha Johntablished la connection with Utah's I. When a Mans a Man. Wright 1116 son, Ine Margaret JOSEPH ,F. SMITH. Cash. Masts Kweener. Byram latte Relkea Constance Chester. Ethel 7 ,1 ; . 55s iV jubilee. It was 9. Tb Hillman Oppenhetm .. 11.11 Miller. France Regan. Leila Trumbo. Thomson. Lens Kratser, Ruth Lee. Lucy to reproduce C. E. Da6. Th Webster tl.JI Pearl Ettra Down. Gertrud ayge, Hasen Green. Muriel Forsythe. Thoroughbred Hay grain, eeeda. poultry supplies, llies famous work of sculpture, Tho Kali H'lT. Leila Nielsen. Mathilda Johnson. Ruby Cederstrom. Mery 'Oust a. Lincoln to-jl.jj Bohn. Barry, Son Co, (1 E tnd So. Id Bally Hay. grato. ssed. poultry eupptle, Signal of Peace." Bighorn, Laur lwie. Florence Ballsy. Ruby Tatar. Violet DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE. Esther Helen advertisement. Boo C.. II K TlUl IJvesey. Hallet. Dorothy Peek. Helen WUklaoa. to. Bailey Wurbeh, -r-Main Street. Salt Lake Sohmueer, Mery Stona Alio Millard. 1HE NEWS : BROADWAY What proposition have you to offer this very desirable trade? to PABMCOCST VHrto Martin and Juck Pick ford In "The Girl At Home. 0 Chief of Staff, Gen. Scott, Committee Appointed to In Telia F. C. Richmond veatigate Supplies Said to Be Hidden Away Some of Plans Ahead (FOR THE DESERET NEWS). You have hod a lot of woe, Kaiser Bill; and a lot more you know, Kaiser Bill; for th giant of the west straps hit harness on hii breast, and will knock you from your nest, Kaiser Bin! Bona Hands i?p News Mondays BY WALT MASON with Wilfrid Lucas AMERICAN y Issued The Giant TONIGHT. ON THE TRAINS. 1 pnr I lt . du-U- y I C - 1 tn ' it j . ' h M ;S, I! It LEWIS ALBERT BANKS PRINCIPAL SPEAKER Boston Temperance Advocate Tells of Effects of Liquor Upon Human Race j a Ol Resolutions at Adopted Mess Meeting Sent to - President Wilson and Utah Congressmen I I 1 '"." nlr: lETSUl wn . jUtt.1' able-bodie- d i phy-lc- al f. yams-yam- 11 "u ssssajift m. Ilil llul ? i i IN 1 Ur- e f:'. n J Resolutions celling upon the Utah delegation In Congress to ue all mtim within it power to obtain the passage of a national prohibition bill as war emergency measure, and petitioning President Woodrow Wilson that ther. be complete cessation of the use of grains for th manufacture of intoxicating liquor during the period of tha war. were adopted by the preparedness and prohibition miu at the Salt Lake Theatre lastmeeting. s night" signed by Gov. Simon Bamberger. Richard W Toung. Jr., and Earl J. Glade were dispatched to th president and th Utah delegation in conformity with the resolutions. Declarations that th only solution of the liquor problem la nation-widprohibition was made by Lewis Albert Banka of Boston, the principal speaker of the evening. The meeting wee call- e ,o uOCPff Tb ' . govmor ?fM ed the opinion will- fever be e.tl?fld until nation-wid- e prohibition obtained. He grave strong axeuranc that th state wide prohibition law which become will effective Aug be enforced to the letter. Mr Bank said that greater gain have been made for prohibition throughout the world In th lat fira in the 100 previous years. Sare than 10 years ago there were but three prohibition states, three year ago bat nine, and today there are 24. Mr. Bank said: Raeet 9fe Example. The great war has emphasized the lack of strength and efficiency produced by Indulgence In alcoholic threw the tuff away at firt a z temporary measure and then, when the wonderfully good effect of the ban agatnat alcoholic beverages were seen, confirmed the act and made the prohibition permanent. The ravage of liquor on the human system are being revealed more clearly and tncontroveftlbly than ever before In tbe present recruiting campaign for tbe building up of the United State army. The number of rejection In th United States on account of alcoholism la 74 per cent of tbe entire number of City only on rejections In New 25York can he accepted. In every applicant one There la deathf every eight minute In this country due to alcoholism The speaker declared that he found In Utah a stronger desire for nationwide prohibition than In any state h ha visited. The resolution on national prohibition wae Introduced by W. N. William, and the Rev. P A. Slmpkin Introduced the The inresolution to the prealdent. vocation wa offered by J. C. Jensen of Heber City, and the Rev Georg E. Davie pronounced the benediction. The theatre waa decorated for the occasion by Mra W. F. Adam wert Patriotic xnustoal selection orchesof Utah given by th University tra and tbe U. of V. Ladiee' Glee club, under the direction of Miss Edna Evans, sang several eonga Is 1 Rue-et- a . IF t&n rv - J 2.. 0r m j . prdnt; or. .-- j ' ...... l. ...... Buy It? A 7 room fine brick home and 75x157 feet r. Hoc-ten- M la of and large barn. Beaatifni vegetable and ground flower garden. Southeast. Hh . m-- . Why Not M ; j Ashton-Jenkin- s Company 47 MAIN ST. |