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SAKE CITY UTAH FRIDAY AUGUST 24 1917 -- ALIEYSMENACE TO HEALTH D3AMDUTAB JOBBERS PROFIT ON COAL SET AT 1 DINNER GOOD-B- Y PFRHSE LITTERS LITTLE SEEN PLACES 7 JViison Next Will Fixr Price Acclaimed as Patriots by Gov Bamberger and 3 Retailers May Charge Former: Executives £ ' Consumers i " 4 i T Junk’ Thrown From COL YOUNG IS CALLED POSSIBILITY OF FUEL FAMINE NOW REMOTE HERO CF PHILIPPINES That many of the back alleys In Salt Lake's downtown business district are sadly in need of a general clean-u- p lest they become disease breeders was made evident yesterday by an inspecretion tour of a evidence Prixna facie of the porter need for more cleanliness in alleys was 1 Herald-Republic- j an secured by a cameraman JV: ' - Salt Lake's streets are noted for their spick and spanness and the alare ' Profit which Jobbers may derive In 'The officers of the Utah light' field the' sale of coal to the retail trade' is artillery the sole : organisation that (limited to 15 cents a'tbn’ln an order will carry the name and fame of Utah ln - - - - - - self-sacrifi- Larson - Picked to Handle Another Contingent Will Be Ordered to Report New Liberty Loan in in Two Weeks Utah ‘ - - lnter-mounta- ‘ The finance committee' of the state council of defense yesterday was constituted a court of arrangement In case of Utahns drafted Into the national army who have ' undertaken ' the purchase of homes farms or other properties under such provisions that becoming a soldier Involves total or nearly total loaa of the values concerned The question of the hopeless position in which such men are placed by the present ruling that financial considerations shall be given no weight in the draft was brought to the attention of the state council at Its meeting in the governor's office by J H Lamont representative of the state federation of labor on the federal draft appeal board and also a member of tbe state council Individual cases in which drafted men have found themselves confronted with an apparent certainty of losing the savings of a lifetime have been discussed but no official recognition of the dismen so unfortressing predicament of been given in tunately situated had state so far as Utah or in' any other Is known No Solution Problem Both the local boards and the district board will be asked to refer all such alleys cases with a complete recording of cirto the finance committee pants of buildings are not as careful cumstances of the state 'council of defense which In their care of the back alleys as Is Clarence Bamberger No headed they might be is seen In the fact that solution of by the problem ba been reachoffenders are brought Into court al- ed and no plan of adjustment promisbeen most every week by the city authori- ing satisfactory results hasaseven to what The question suggested ties Despite the efforts of the city is to be done in such cases is regarded sanitaryIn squad many persist In piling by members of the state: council as refuse the alleys until in some' cases perhaps the most Important that has veritable Junk heaps been considered since the U 8 entered they resemble Then too some of the alleys are ankle the war deep In- dust and littered with old The atate council will ask for $25000 newspapers and scrap paper additional money on requisition to be of loan Chief City Inspector Burt furnished by the state boardfrom InH Hunt said Sanitary that the city commissioners on guarantee yesterday was doing all in its power to keep the dividual citizens and to be repaid' by downtown alleys clean and tidy but legislative action at the next session that in the case of dead end alley of the legislature which are numerous In the business Senator- - W W Armstrong Utah food dls of the the trict municipality is not responst comlssloner told the members of the ble for the officials advised as he is council bad work it with the opencleaning at Washington that alleys dedicated to the food administration the foodstuffs movement in Utah was city "The city has two men looking after so splendidly organized and showing the alleys downtown” said such marked results that he would simHunt- “They do all la their Inspector In food matters here to power ply already effected keep the alleys free of dirt and refuse but It requires the Clarence Bamberger chairman of the of tbs plans property owners and tbose who occupy finance committee reported on the buildings to make the work en- for floating a second Liberty loan It success fuL” has been recommended to the officials tirely The open alleys are flushed regularly of the Twelfth federal reserve district of the by the city sanitary squad Other al- that J David Larson 'secretary leys are swept by the city but in tbe Commercial club be placed In charge case 'of dead end alleys the responsi- of the work As soon as the present are officially adopted bility for keeping them clean rests tentative plans largely with the occupants of nearby they will be made public buildings In many Instances the refMeet With State CraadL use is thrown from windows of stores Governor Bamberger was requested and office buildings ‘by careless emto the chairmen of Issue Invitations " ploye councils of e While the alleys are used but little defense to meet withcounty counstate the by the general public and are prob- cil at a date to be determined upon ably seldom seen by visitors or resi- later to go over matters of general indents health authorities consider dirty terest and outline the work of county alleys as much If not more of a men- council ace to' public health than dirty streetai B F Redman chairman of the comThey declare it should be as much mittee on the storage of foodstuff rea matter of pride and precaution to committee recommends ported that the keep the alleys clean as the streets that farmers and railroads Lulld stor- trenches of tortured which was issued at Washington yes to the were acclaimed Francs patriots and terday and local producers wholesalers heroes and the flower of the and retail coal 'merchants began censoldiery at si banquet given j Immediate Interest in the new tering price regulation It is the first since in their honor at the Hotel Utah last the fixing of the price to be paid for night by the Utah council of defense — representing the people of this great bituminous coal at the' mine The western commonwealth next price list will be for the retailer The function was in the character of to the consumer "good-by- s’ dean official and With such frequency is coal sold dU signed to expresspublic to the of leaders the reotly to the consumer from the mine valiant volunteer force deep appreciain Utah that became rife tion of their courage and valor pride kelatlve to thespeculation disposition of the 15 in such a splendid state representation provided In the presidential list in the cause of liberty and the sadness tjjnti will go in favor of the' consumer or it a parting that may in some instances Will the producing company assume of be forever' that the handling of the coal is worthy the extra 15 cents revenue they GoL B WDli )Cf Young Utah’s hero of PhilBaked themselves 1 Xn the order of the President relative ippine days nineteen years ass and now destined to be her foremost- solto the prioe of coal at the mine a gen- again dier was swept by a deluge of praise eral price for prepared coals was placed that lasted for hours Oov Simon Bamtat Ills a ton But with an allowance and former Governors Heber M berger 15 cents for wholesale benefits tbe M Wells of John C Cutler and William prioe will rise to IS a ton which is Spry in turn to his brave the present price of coal prior to plac- deeds of the paid homage ‘iypical conditions in great number of dead-en- d and past ing It In the hands of the retail dealer of the present his excellent citizenship Deals Directly to Ui and lovable character Each of the A XX Plersod sales manager for the oratorical battery of present and past UTAH SHIPS 16000 Utah Fuel company) says his company chief executives bade the officers PAIRS OF SHOES TO i deals Its coal directly to the retailers good-bbeseeching their safe return which are heaviest of Bamberwhen Prussian autocracy had been the the BAREFOOT BELGIANS ger Coal company and the Martin Coal- trampled and democracy was safe to company He said the company maln- the world own sales agency with the tains Shoes— 16000 pairs ' of them for its was noted the It that speakers by ' ! result that the retailer will be able to never ' would all who were gathagain the and unshod in- iImpoverished j buy coal at the mine for f 285 a ton ered in last night's brilliant assemblage habitants of France and Belgium— On the other hand the sales agency again be together in peaceful pageant I tor the Standard are now on their way to the strickCoal company is or function It was suggested too tI known as the firm of McLean & Maya that in all probability : never again en countries the gift of Utah cit-This firm is under contract to whole-sal- e would the three and the lzena With the last of the footthe company's coaL It la reported governor meet as they did last night gear received late yesterday the haS Utah in been averaging 15 Grim war it was said would take toll ’that it ConiJact System Heretofore cents a ton while profits to other of the youthful military and age of 'shipments were started : from Salt states and California in particular the elderly representatives of civilian by- CL R Sudbury Use 1 Will Be Discarded have been somewhat higher Members officialdom' were 18000 in all pairs Nearly of the firm declared there will be few Colonel Toung and MaJ John 3 1 Executive Declares collected at tbe headquarters 71 difficulties to be encountered by the Sharp of the field hospital responded EL First '8outh ’street Jobber regulation to the Impressive addresses of "the but so- in- - ' The Utah Coal Sales agency serves governors1 was demand the local slstent congratulatfor Major Sharp as the' selling agency' for the United ed Governor Bamberger the field ''shoes that almost 2000 pairs wers that FIRST PAVING ON States Fuel company which was cre- hospital was up to war strength both ' to Individuals or ated by merging several large coal in officers and men given away here SALT LAKE STREET mines in Carbon county The agency ‘Salvation ‘the to The boxes Army Ovation Colonel ter T sells United States coal wholesale and Colonel Young's Introduction was -'bound' for the war sons will -- go is said realizes a profit of slightly it first to 'New York' from whenco more than IS cents for local trade and greeted with a salvo of applause Every State Engineer and Laborers In the crowded dining room rose 1 they r will be reshlpped : to Paris higher profits for coal shipped into man his adIdaho Nevada California and other to his feet and 'gave vent-twhere a distributing 'depot Is loto Carry on Project miration of the gallant part Colonel states cated'"-"Some of the retail coal merchants are Young has played and is playing in I The- total was made up of apf : of the opinion they also may be af- Utah's military life Saving Foretold 8000 pairs from Salt proximately artilThe commander of the state’s forded an opportunity of reallnslng 15 Lake 2500 from Ogden - 1500 from cents a ton net on their coaL H F lery spoke as modestly as the deeds of Logan ' 400 from Provo and The state will hereafter do Its own commandr Fernstrom manager of the Bamberger the battery of home boys he : contributions from practl- on state highways Instead of letwork Coal company and CL 6L Martin presi- ed spoke loudly In the Philippines He c&lly every other community in the it out by contract ting according to the dent of the Martin Coal company were passed & major' portion of the praise 'stats— custom that has -i prevailed for many of the general opinion that 15 cents a that had’ been heaped upon him to the years ton net for the retailer will be a rea- officers serving under him To Cap' Thls'announcement was made' yesteran accorded Webb be tain FORK exceptional PITCH STICKS good sonably profit credit meed the of for day by Governor Bamberger In connecorganisation's May Permit Big Margin Introtion with a report that county officials undoubted He CACHE efficiency BOOZE high INTO Arthur McFarlane manager of the duced the officers of the different batbad spoken of protesting the plan to Parrott- Coal company advanced the teries In turn Bach rose to his feet a mile and a half stretch of Fourpave 'HAY PILE IN HIDDEN i theory that the government will per--m- lt as his name was called South' street with a patented teenth the retailer a bigger margin in This patent paving it had of the Horace Utah secretary preparation as Ensign was a been said was wielded v The pitchfork which he may arrange overhead CL Lund diState Fair association-hld- -' produced by only one to discover wand willow of sort to snlt himself concern ' of the Tabernacle ' choir rector and and any plan for Its use' theretreasure when Depden spirituous seemed Prof Melvin Peterson sang patriotic Dispatches from Washington did fore with all possibility of away d Larsen prod-deto indicate that in the wake of the songs at Intervals uty Sheriff 'Edward The to bo used GUGGENHEIM PARTY material competition during the dinner a' cache disclosed and a reduction of prices will come strikes A hayplle was more was was said B of it far mayor Ogden Heywood expensive for with the coal prices fixed demands toastmaster of contraband liquor at Turnervllle than This the gov-- 1 HERE FOR SHORT STAY : surfacing' ordinary of stock Increases not The for be warranted may consisting yesterday ernor denied Local coal dealers seemed certain 200 gallons 100 quarts and 100 pints The state will pay only CO cents a 8 R and Daniel Gughowever there will be no strikes in of whisky was found on- the prem- for the material to be used which genheim Guggenheim yard members Utah as the men in the mines have of the famous minlies of John Convoci will- - be furnished by the company In to bootlegs and received repeated increases until they arrived In Salt family ing smelting according Figured ' The company will provide a Lake last night for a short the valne of the question before appear to be contented quotations glng chemist' and' a foreman to direct the proceeding for Island Park' stay A paragraph of the President's order dollars was thousand several Ida where liquor gangs of laborers The work will be they will epend a month's vacation relative to coal prices caused specu- The contraband vm placed done state under the direction of tie' Xation among officials of coal mining "city jail at Murray' They will confer 7lth bus’zess asso"The engineer' and by: the state’s labcrng ciates while here companies This paragraph says: f forces to be put down on President's order forbids railroad-owne- d SI A Guggenheim was accompanied TARANTULA CAUGHT Fourteenth' South street is said to be by Mrs Guggenheim Dr: Thomas mines from selling to other far superior to the cement laid on many Brown and F A Collins his private mines and prohibits dealers from sell- RailWill BANANA BUNCH Hundreds railroad-owneJoin IN d coal of gait Lake's streets and will cost the secretary With Daniel Gnggenhelm produced Ing by mines on a basis of prices fixed for state less rather than more money the were Mrs Guggenheim Misses Eleanor V i PLACED IN MUSEUM governor road Men in Day of said other mines' and Barbara Guggenheim and two of Some of the producers are of the By doing its own work according to their schoolmates the Misses HenderIs Salt Lake to b made the the governor the state will save the son and Potter opinion that certain coal mines appearSport to be affiliated with railroads will 15 to 20 per Mecca of a personally conducted cent that goes to the coning ' be placed of tarantulas! under tour tractorrestrictions It special - Is a well-kno- This question seriously concerned fact however that It's t6 bo a CHANDLER AND LAMB day today for all the men yesterday when railroads may not own and operate members of thetigrailroad commission transportation 43 UNION WAITERS coal mines against which the Inter- brotherhoods for it’s the day of the another of the unwelcome visitors TO JOIN FRENCH ARMY state commerce commission has legis- annual "Big Four" outing at the lapopped forth from a bunch of ban- - i COLORS HAVE JOINED anas in the wholesale district It lated goon when hundreds of Salt' lake and George Chandler of Bingham reputwas captured after some difficulty brotherhood men gather togethOgden to be one of the finest riflemen in ed WILL ENLARGE QUARTERS sent to- the Deseret museum er to forget all about railroading and -and Twenty’ per cent of the Salt Lake America and Hal B Lamb adopted son — who ' handle bananas in union waiters belonging to local No of Col and Salt Lake musicians union No 104 devote their attention to having a good “persons Mrs Edwin F Holmes an' 815 of 'the International Cooke Wait- other sportsman bunches should be careful" said In time will enlarge their present quarters note will leave for ' resses and Waiters union have heard Europe to enter of "Although the the Mackintosh block - Second South The program for the day starts at 10 Sterling B' Talmage are the French army serto to most in the call be the colors and enlisted ' Both and West 'Semple by occupying the a m From' then until 130 p m the tropical tarantulas men are scions vice young today the various 'organizations of the serv- of prominent and wealthy feared the bite of more northern to social gatherhall now held by the cooks and wait- time will be devoted local varieties Is likely to prove fatal ! If ice Yesterday Sam Martella' living families the latter will vacate Sep- ings and a get -- acquainted festival Hon ers which the victim is In pdor health” at the Arlington' hotel enlisted In the tember 1 Joseph Bywater state representative Utah light artillery his enrollment with is the master of ceremonies : He will that: military organisation making 'the deliver the address of welcome and forty-thimember of that union Governor Simon Bamberger will ad'i ' which' 'into the service has gone dress the outers on "The Railroad and V' This union pays the dues of its memthe Relation of the Employees to the bers while they are gone thus keeping Nation's Transportation” lion J Alex them in good standing' Bevan state representative will speak Niiie-tentli- & rr of on "Labor and Its Relation to Capital t in the Nation's Welfare” Hon IX B DETECTIVES UNEARTH Shields attorney general will speak on is wisdom ’be to "Our Publlo Utilities Commission” Hon - JUGS OF 99 QUEER BREW W Seegmlller state senator also will time wise in speak r Four Jugs of an unknown brew were The field sports program will Include v “Books wind into nnearthed when Detectives J B foot races for boys a men's race and G L Milner come upon a It is the part of wisdom a fat men's race Prizes will be awardheart the poet's ' verse in barn at the rear of cache liquor to use an Electrio Iron ed the winners' There will also be foot slides into the current of 341 'Parson avenue last' night The women races old maids and for girlsNorthonr blood We read them subbe will vlntaire strange fat- women probably Lagoon will play To-bwhen young we remember mitted to the city chemist for analysis wise 'in time you’ ’ South Lagoon a game of baseball at The 'barn is said-tbe owned- by 880 p m Swimming races for man and them when old ' We read - your electrio must: buy Grow- He was not found at the 5 Harry m women are scheduled for p there of what has hap- -' iron NOW while you esn time of the raid' Recreation and lunch is to come beopened to others we feel m tween 530 and 715 p get a' premium of a $2J)0 Another big event the railroad Investigation and that it has happened to ironing board for only 50 ' 800 BOOKS AVAILABLE court is to be held between ourselves They are to be kangaroo cents extra 530 p m and 715 p m Then will come FOR FORT SOLDIERS had everywhere cheap and vaudeville acts furnished through the v " good’ courtesy of Manager Frank R Newman ' More than 800 books from light fic& Utah Power of Pantages theatre Dancing will beare tion to heavy - scientific ’ work v:gin at 845 p m j 9 soldiers at Fort for available v Douglas -Co' through the efforts of aTbe ' WILL DRAG CANAL FOR BODY c SWtMff SCHOOL to establish at the library - been In an effort to find the body Of catMost have of these post Public Efficient Service on " the shelves Oberg 157 Downing avenue who Harry and placed alogued was drowned two days ago the police though nearly 100 remain to be listed BOOKSTORE Keanu Bldg 2Iain 600 will drag Surplus caital a second time Demand for reading matter has been n- -' r- will be reduced so keen that many of the books were today' The water level near source its soon as they were as by damming the canal in circulation put at the Jordan river c - 30 PER CENT TO BE PLANS TO CONTINUE MOBILIZED AT FIRST PAYMENTS ON HOMES likewise genleys within eyesight clean and well swept but in erally instancesthe back alleys and many dead end areaways are filled with refuse including empty food cans old barrels and kegs and a general litter of undesirable Junk that has been carelessly thrown from nearby stores and office buildings Evidence that the downtown occu- - death-swe- pt j i Week $25000 for Condition j Salt Lake Dealers See i Little Battery Commander Thanks Defense Council for Ban- Change in Cost to V Public quet Praises Staff of Defense to Local Boards Issue Notices to Men Early Next Ask Legislature for Win- State Council dows Largely Responsible - a- FORSLDRAFTS WILL BE SEPT 5 TO SAVE LANDS WILL BE HELPED - J- J" isceNtsatON URGES ‘SANITARY 'INSPECTOR CLEAN- - UP” OFFICERS GIVEN ce UTAH TO DO OWN ys HIGHWAYS WORK i “ GOVERNOR AVERS - ors - - - - -- ' - - - ': :v: -- ! 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' - - co-oper- ate with-organizatio- co-operat- ion - - gen-ero- ua -- 1 ' -- - - - - - - - ex-pen- aes 1 ‘BIG - 4’ OUTING AT - LAGOON TODAY In-th- e - - - The-pavin- : 4 - - -- - - wn - - 1 a - : - 1 -- -- - rd ' - - r- - J 1 ' 4 ' - Bur-bidge'a- u nd- - - - - - o - - : ‘ - ' ' - union - - r - m -- 4 r r Light Herald-Republic- an - filed i CALL TO COLORS newly-organiz- ed age pits near lines of transportation In order that' crops may be economically handled County councils of defense were called upon to render assistance In the this year's storage of a large portionHof Greene of Professor 'Mark crop the Agricultural college was designated to supervise the work A special committee composed of B F Redman- George T Odell and A N McKay was appointed to confer with the Utah Better Roads association in regard to defense measures pertaining to highway Upon motion of C C Richards Mr Farnsworth appointed ' a committee R Walcomposed of Mr Richards W to draft lace and Senator Armstrong resolutions on the approaching retirement of CoL R W Young and Ben U corps from Siegel of the quartermasterstate council active membership in the A partial report on the organization of county couclls of defense was submitted - - Local draft boards announced yester- day they would begin early next week to send out notices calling the drafted men for mobilization September 5 Thirty per cent of the call will be summoned then followed by another 20 per cent September 19 and another 20 per cent on October 3 The original date for mobilisation was September 4 but notices received yesterday changed this date to one day later Members of local board No 1 which has thus ter aceepted but fifty-seve- n of its quota of 121 men were confident yesterday that the required number would be secured from 500 men whoso exemption claims have not been investigated The board has examined all of the 742 men called but only 242 of these have been fully passed upon as ' at The board meets disposed 4 p m to ‘begin the work of today disposing of the 500 cases to be Investigated 29 Fail to Get Notice Local board No 2 meets today to examine- all those men summoned but who failed to appear for examination and also ' those transferred from other Twenty-nin- e district men are reas failed to receive their ported having notices to appear for examination They are: Melvin L Smith 10 W Broadwaay Thomas P Caruso 74 17 Fifth South Jan Ortage Box Car Ty station Mas-sln- o Cardin! Clift 'house Pablo Arrua 112 S Second West: Nicholas D Stour-opou- lo 419 W Fifth South Frank U Smith Continental hotel Mike KanelaJ-as- h Charles Pryor Plaza hotel Mike Basarfck 510 W Second South Norman A Coleing 17 W Sixth South John L Ainsworth '151 W Second South John B Harper 449 8 First' West Louis Sid-e- rl 559 W Second South James L Hambly 157 W Fifth South Ivan Jefferies )41 8 First West Isabel Martinez 579 W Sixth South Yovo SL Cudlch 5il W Second South Manuel Ellaando 125 S Sixth West Thomas XL Melvin 217 W Sixth South Oliver J Frenette 252 8L Fourth West Mstevix Bevic 150 avenue William Bradley 563 Pferpont SL West Temple Joe Posado 567 W Second 8outh Allio Rushan 559 W Second South: Paul Mlkzla 62 W Second South Clinton CL Grant Navajo street Christ Rlckio 555 W Second South John Christensen 541 W First South Records Are Asked For The governor's office yesterday sent out notices to all local boards requesting that they send all records In claims for exemption to tbe Utah district appeal board Local boards were also advised that they might permit men engaged in agricultural pursuits to report for mobilization on the third mobilization summons thus giving them time to harvest crop local boards 3 and 4 spent yesterday In going over exemption claims and in preparing reports for the district appeal board The district appeal board refused exemption to Waldo Parry Sevier county and Howard NL Brindley Piute Local board No 4 sent word county to the appeal board that Girard V B Hale enlisted In the American field service In France as a volunteer transport driver would not le called this quota and probably not for a long time as his name is among the last on the list Hale asked for a passport to France and will secure It on the recommendation of P L Williams chairman of the district appeal board - CHIROPRACTORS IN PLEA TO GOVERNOR Governor Bamberger Is In receipt of numerous letters pleading the cause of the chiropractors who are now being authorities prosecuted by local throughout the state as the result of the edict of the state legal department against their continuance In the practice of their profession The letters tell of marvelous cures achieved by the ministrations of chiropractic UTAH CAMERA CLUB OUTING MEET SUNDAY J WILL FIGHT EXTRADITION 1L Dowdell wanted at Pocatello - was arrested by tbe sheriff at Garfield yesterday Dowdell Is charged exwith grand larceny' He will resist will hold Its tradition having begun habeas corpus club The Utah Camera proceedings which are returnable bethird outing of ' the summer at Utah fore Judge W H Bramel at 930 a m SunLake resort near American Fork today 26 to arrangeaccording day August were r ments which perfected yesterday Tbe committee club’s the outing y STORY OF OLD GLORY Journey will be made to American Fork THE THE FLAG WE LOVE Orem trains the starting regular by L station l!rom the lnterurban You have read about the birth of this nation It Is explained in notices which have Of how greatour heroes fought and bled been issued by the club that the shore and died ine of Utah lake affords exceptional But have you e’er been told the tale work opportunities for photographic ne’er grows old that paswith an abundance of subjects for The hlst’ry of our flag so glorified? camera to scene addition In toral Then listen and I'll tell It now to you studies boating bathing and fishing The story of the old Red White and Blue lave been provided CHORUS The angels up In heaven took a cloud of white 28 MARINE RECRUITS And fleecy fashioned it into a banner fair It with the crimson of etrlped ARE SOUGHT FROM S L Then the dawn’s eternal light With Just a bit of sky to hold the stars Capti A M Robbins In charge of the there reThen with their wings they fanned It ocal marine corps recruiting office till its folds unfurled ceived word from the San Fr&ncisoe ofIn radiant spangled splendor o'er 'the throne fice limiting the number of recruits to be accepted by this office to twenty-eig- Then above God Almighty blessed it as he ' it to the world gave That’s the story of Old Glory the This is the same number allotted to San Francisco and more than the ' quota flag we love of any other marines recruiting off Ice There’s no other flag with such a holy in this department and is taken as evimission In marine the dence of the interest No other banner given work so corps displayed In this state Only the grand best qualified applicants will be ac- To wave o’er land and sea proclaimwill liberty cepted for transfer and preference emblem of God's chosen The ing starry be given to men with mechanical land! tradeThe banner of the loyal tried and true The flag we love the old Red White DISCUSSES PANAMA CANAL and Blue Sheet music complete 35 cents post- The Panama canal Is the subject of 37 cent the leading article of the Utah So- paid 75 cents post9 Phonograph monthly Journal paid 85 cents record ciety- of Engineer DATNES-BEEB-E MUSIC CO recently Issued The author is George M Bacon president of the society Mate It Salt - -- i ht 69 1 - 91-3- -3 1 i 4 j |