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Show NEPHI. UTAH. JUAB COUNTY TIMES. A real ffliarantee nn rnnfinv iiwmm run u to roofing : Ihot 0uaranrj.j..i ku m buy concern. When you buy our roofinn you get ma written guarantee A the world'. Iaraeat f Admiration, GRANDMA USED SAGE TEA "What do you think of latest TO DARKEN HER GRAY HAIR series of observations?" askedmyon sci- CHHISTENSEN HALED V. manufacturer, ol rooi. tap iud build. o r... BILL IN SENATE BEFORE THE HOUSE SALT WOULD LAKE SENATOR HAVE STATE EXECUTE MURDERERS IN MODERN WAY. SALT LAKE REPRESENTATIVE EXPLAINS ABSENCE AND IS GIVEN FURTHER TIME. ... beOtle,,, like She Made Up a Mixture of Saga Tea "Wonderfully interesting," replied and Sulphur to Bring Back Color, the other. "If you. bad not been a Gloss, Thickness. scientist you would have made a great press agent." Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea and Sulphur, properly compoundThe fellow who Is good at making ed, brings back the natural color and excuses isn't very valuable for anylustre to the hair when faded, streaked thing else. Toledo Blade. or gray; also ends dandruff, Itching How a girl does hate a male flirt-scalp and stops falling hair. Years ago the only way to get this mixture unless he is flirting with her! was to make, it at home, which Is Nowadays, mussy and troublesome. by asking at any store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy." you will get a large bottlo of the famous old recipe for about 50 cents. Don't stay gray! Try It! No one can possibly tell that you darkened your balr, as it does It so naturally Restored To Health by Lydia and evenly. You dumpen a sponge or E. Pinkham's Vegetasoft brush with It and draw this through your balr, taking one; small ble Compound. strand at a time, by morning the gray hair disappears, and' after another ap"We have great Montpeller, Vt plication or two, your hair' becomes faith in your remedies. I waa very ir thick and beautifully dark, glossy. regular and waa Adv.- tired and sleepy all tb j time, would havo WANTED TO CONTINUE GAME cold chills, and my hands and feet would bloat. My stomach Secretary Lane Couldn't Understand . Defeat In Golf While Ha Had bothered me, I bad Clubs to Play. pain in my side and a bad headache most of the time. Lydia Josephus Daniels, secretary of the EL Pinnham'a Vegenavy, was Invited, the other day ito table Compound baa go out and play golf. 1 1 111 'done me lota of good "I can't play it." said" TtenleU; "I I made up my mind some time ago not and I now feel fine. I am regular, my to go In for golf until they change stomach is better and my pains have all left me. You can use my name if you the rules." like. I am proud of what your reme"How do you mean?" dies have done for me." Mrs. Mast "Veil, until they change the rules 21 and make it aa good a game as Gauthier, Ridge St, Montpelier, Vt. An Honest Dependable Medicine shinny." That recalls the tale they tell about It must be admitted by every the time Franklin K. Lane, now secintelligent person, that a mediretary of the Interior, first undertook cine could not live and grow in popularity the mastery of golf. y hold for nearly forty years, and Two enthusiasts over the game lent a record for thousands upon thousands Pink-ham's a large set of clubs to and they of actual cures, as has Lydia E. played a round. When tbey had Vegetable Compound, without reached the last bole Lane walked possessing great virtue and actual over to the nearest teeing place and worth. Such medicines must be looked began attempts to drive off with each upon and termed both standard and club In his sack, one after another. dependable by every thinking person. "The game's alt over," ' tbey exIf you have the slightest doubt plained, Rently. that Lydia I I'inkhnru's Vetrcta-Id- e an"Well," asked Lane, picking up Com pound will help you, write other kind of club, "can't I play my to L dia CPlnkiiara MediclneCo. hand out?" New York Sun. TUOSt (he (est of tlm Buy materials that last " - New Measures Presented Which Legislature Getting Down to Butiinesr, Would Regulate. Placing of ElecTwo Bills Being Approved by tric Telegraph, Telephone ' and Senate and Three by the Transmission Line. House, Qer&ain-tee- d Aak your dealer for product, made by ua Uiey bear our name. A.prjah Rooflnr prion) Slat Surfaced SUasla Aapkalt Fait Daadanina Falts Cinut Coating A.phalt Kool 1 - ply guaranteed 5 yean 2- ply guaranteed 10 years 3- ply guaranteed 15 years TrrmA CI. Buiiduie apei One bill and the question Irtaulaling Paper Wall Board. Plaatla Koof IB Roofing iAti tfrutUm awU Matal Fainta r Paints tains K.f ind Coal Tar Tar Coaling Pitch Out-doo- Shingle Wto Ini m L nibkBik lakaaa KaautCitr W Mii.ih ai u SaaFraad Saattla When a man does try to be good bis Modesty Rewarded. "She quit because the manager of wife doesn't believe it. the Bhow asked her to wear tlghta." "You seldom see a cboHua girl like Every time you wrong a neighbor that." you harm yourself. "Seldom, indeed. The Incident gave her so much free advertising that she TOrR OWH DRrOfllST WILL TKLt TOO fur lim, Weak, Walvrf alurlua Kr Is now drawing a fancy salary In Trjr broa mniX uranulal-Klld.. No ruiaroiir-- vaudeville for posing seminude as a r Btail iron. Murine ara turaiauji im. tuiwuu living picture modnl." It sometimes happens that a man who fails at everything else marries quite well. SYRUP FOR 0 FF Return of the Walnut. The wood of our fathers, the good 11 old "black walnut" that waa reckoned the supreme cabinet material of CO years ago, has come back. True, tbey It is cruel to force nauseating, call it "American walnut" now, and give it a shiny finish and try to hide harsh physic into a the deep, purplish brown which is the sick child. true glory of the stuff; but it Is the Look back at your childhood days. same old wood lu spite of all. May it Remember the "dose" mother insisted soon get back its ancient namo and on castor oil. calomel, cathartics. more than lis ancient popularity. How you hated them, bow you fought Poor Doggy! against taking them. "Say. mister, will you give me five With our children it's different Mothers who cling to the old form of cents?" ."What for?" physic simply don't realize what they "I want to buy a loaf of bread for do. Tbe children's revolt is Their tender little "lnsldes' are my starving family." "Oh. certainly. In that case. Here's Injured by them. If your child's stomach, liver and your nickel." "Thank you. sir. Now, If It isn't s bowels need cleansing, give only "California Syrup of Figs." Us ssking too much, will you give me a action Is positive, but gentle. Millions dime more?" "What for?" of mothers keep this harmless "fruit "I want to buy some meat for my laxative" bandy; tbey know children love to take It; that It never fails to dog." clean the liver and bowels and sweetTheir Pastor's Faults. en tbe stomach, and that a teaspoonful Warden So you got rid of your pasgiven today 'saves a sick child tomor- tor? row. Klder Yes; be was a good man, but bottle Ask at tbe store for a was too dry In his preaching alhe of "California Syrup of Figs," which ways giving us a history of the Jews. baa full directions for babies, children Hut we don't like our new pastor of all ages and for grown-up- s plainly much, either. on each bottle. Adv. Warden What's the matter with him? Formation of Opinions. Elder Well, he preachea with tears "What do you think of the presin his voice all the time. idents speech?" Warden I see. The old pastor was "I don't like It!" to historical, and the new one too "Have you read It?" "No. Yhen I disagree with a man's hysterical. politics, I don't have to read bis Union. speeches to know I don't like 'em.' The union is an offl rial organization made up of the twen HOW TO HEAL THAT RAW. republics of the American con' ITCHING, SCALY SKIN tlnent. tts office Is in Washington and Its executive officer Is John lisrIf you sre suffering with ecrema, rctt, with the title of director gen union. The ringworm, rash or similar tormenting eral of the skin disease, try resinol ointment and governing board which controls its acresinol soap. You will be surprised tivities Is composed of the diplomatic how quickly the Itching stops and the representatives at Washington of each skin becomes clear and healthy again. of these nations, with the secretary Prescribed by doctors for 20 years. of state of the t'nlted States as Its All druggists sell resinol olnment chairman, lis borne Is In a beautiful (60c and 11.00), and resinol soap white marble palace which cost one million dollars, of which Andrew Car (25c). Adv. negie gave three quarters of a million There may be people who are smart- dollars and the various governments er than you are, but you never meet save a quarter million dollars. Les lie's Weekly. them. CH1JLDSB0WELS ' well-founde- deli-clou- ty-on- e - n THREE REASONS Each With Two Lags and Ten Flngera. A Stitch inTime A Itoston woman who Is a fond mother writes an amusing article about her experience feeding ber boys. says: Among other things sb n$ kl fi WMk ofV(r.fr t mnr ttms mwffl ht ft. tr-krmiM hr tm, mUifAivrinmm tt ftfft. H1s.ri. of Ivxin KMtt lb ih rw'rs I snir priif thm ! rt.-fnfttt- m nrr4 fiu rl-- , fHHrfc in t urn ihsM mmf 1nf i lev)1 r1rm rrut o Three chubby, mv4 boys. rosy-cbeeke- d respectively, are three of our reasons for using and , recommending tbe food, for these youngsters have been fed rn Grape Nuts eince Infancy, and y between meals when other Dob, Jack, and Dick, Grape-Nuts- An Idaho Case T. A. fTisiay)-- , Mrlt Mf Irt4. thn, fc'4r,r n many bills should be printed for the senate occupied most of the time at the session of the upper branch of tbe legislature on January 26, while but three new measures appeared in the house. Klectrocutlcm is substituted for banging or shooting aa a means of ad ministering the death penalty to murderers in this state in a bill Introduced in the senate by Senator U. O. Hideout of Salt Lake. The bill prescribes the way In which death sentenced prisoners may be executed. One is that the sentencing stipulation judge shall name the week In which the murderer Is to be put to death, but leaves to the sheriff the naming of the actual day and time, which are to be withheld from premature announcement. Autoinobllists niUBt hesitate while people getting on and off street cars get saely out of range, if a bill introduced in the senate by Senator J. It. Kdghelll Is enacted Into law. Two bills to regulate the placing of electric telegraph, telephone and transmlBMlon Hues on poles and in subways and conduits, were introduced In the house by Representative Folkman of Weber. Another or the bills Introduced In the interest of the railway employees or the state was presented in the bouso by Representative B. Dan Shields of Salt Lake. This measure regulates the size and character of caboose cars on freight trains with a view to making them more safe for the members of the train crews. Senator Charles Cottrell or Suit Lake Introduced a bill In the senate .The bouse of representatives as law whereby creating a freight charges on carload lots of coal must whole will investigate the protest tiled he based upon the actual weight of on January 21 against Uie seat ol coal at the point of delivery. Charles I. Warnlck, representatlv elect from I'tah county. Statewide prohibition was submitted The protest was tiled by Represen to the I'tah senate on January 20 In Good In, Progres a drastic bill drawn by the I'tah Fed- tative George K, of Salt Lake. who asked that eration of Prohibition and Betterment sive, the matter be investigated by the leagues and the Municipal League ol committee on elections. Uy almost a I'tah. Senator John II. Wootton of Btrict party vote, bowever, the house I tan county Introduced it. at the re decided to vote on the merits of the of quest these organizations, and no Insooner bad he done so than there en- protest without any preliminary ReThe sued an exciting skirmish over the vestigation by committee. measure. In which Senator Wootton publicans voted solidly against refer and his atlles were victorious by a ring the contest to the committee on elections, or to a special committee. vote of ten to eight. The protest against the right or Mr. The tilt came over the question of to wbich committee the bill should be Warnlck to sit In the lower house of the state legislature is based on the referred. The measure provides for straight- allegation that he Is not qualified unaway state-widprohibition without der the terms of the constitution to any reference of the matter to the vote be a member of the legislature. There were but two new bills pr of the people, such as baa been talked of previously. If it is passed by sented In the senate on January 21, both houses and signed by the gov- along wit 'wo resolutions, while six ernor It w ill go into ehct on the first new mecst.fs appeared in the house. Monday In June. 1916. It repeals all A resolution proposing the appointother laws on the statutes relating to ment or a Joint committee on revenue and taxation to propose a revision of Ibe sale of liquor. the revenue laws and a memorial Fourteen bills and one resolution urging congress to construct a goverrailroad rrom l)enver as introduced in the senate on Janu nment-owned ary 19, while in the house four bills to Salt Lake through tbe Uinta basin were Introduced snd one bill snd one were Introduced In the bouse. resolution, both originating in the senFifteen bills and one resolution inate, were pased by the house and sent to Governor Spry for bis signa troduced, favorable reports adopted on two bills, acceptance of an Invltattob ture. Three of the fcir bills Introduced to visit the rapltol grounds, signing were presented or. request of orr tit of the pay roll and adjournment conrations The liverymen of Bingham stituted the work of the senate on backed one bill, the railroad unions January 22. There were committee meetings before and after the session s second bill and the state bar were dlscussen another. Mnny members of at which various bills on reports was the house propose to give "request" informally, but action bill the light of way over other legis- postponed. Proceedings In the house on Janulation 22 were quiet One bill and one Monday's session of the senate was ary were introduced. The reshort, and the nearest approach to memorial aside port of the committee on rules took the transaction of business, from the Introduction of bills, was a up the greater part of the session. discussion cf the Joint resolution In The rules which governed the tenth the legislature were adoptimduced by Snator Joseph Ches pro session ofsome ed with minor changes. viding for the apointment of a )o!nt The second corrupt practices act of committee to prepare a complete re the session was Introduced January vision of the lax laws of the state George Hern. The Relief for the s'tualion In Salt Lake 22 by Senator Dero bill covers the question of can commis the wherein county county, and prosioner have been unable to carry pa'gn end election methods just what may snd out the intent of the "mothers' pen cedure,notspecifying Ire done by candidates for ston" law tncaue of lck of funds Is may nomination and election or then .'2. X "l introduced by D. O. prof agents. r f In trrmt Tli" would have been given can f T "I gave a package of a neighbor who 3 a weazened little tb y time. The little tot and cream greedi! continued the ftr not long befor change man i fee face and body tnarkable, eve' r "Both husbf every day an i and bave thro i boys you can I JIany mot be the children's and rake give ful of Grsp.Vi ging for som. ftn f fnf biirll vri fwiMi'l sV inat f An mr4 I srnrtr. r rinall tf ii on iinrrd n ! tt th t vTi ss r ar ' " of !. DOAN'SWlV roSTEA-MDJBUIU- CO, v BUFFALO. N. T. PAe-KEH'- MAIHf m f tJALSAtf w' "? r s.p;t. greatly fa ! a- - Cr-- i:awAno r. euhtom KeX. Cat Bona i kaa. . bw. T. toavr a 'ereeera flrt ane r ee4 are. !, flif. (tee, Quickly Soothed by Cuticura. ing Better. Trial Free. Noth- Especially when preceded by a hot bath with Cuticura Soap. Many comforting things these fragrant emollients may do for the skin, scalp, balr and bands and do It quickly, effectively and economically. Also for the toilet, bath and nursery. Sample each free by mail with Book. Address pos'card. Cuticura. Dept. XY. Adv. Boston. Sold everywhere super-cream- y Make the Liver Do its Duty Nine times in ten when the liver 1 la right the stomach and bowel are right. CARTER 5 LITTLE LIVER PILLS gently but firmly com pel a lary liver to . IPADTrDC do its duty. Cures Con- -. stipation. In f dites toon. Solved. Grouch has Sick at last solved Head. "Professor tbe problem of abolishing distress in mud Distress After Eating. the world." SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. "What's bis scheme?" "To starve the poor off the face the earth." Man la of few days and full of densed meanness. of Genuine must bear Signature con- t- W. N. U, Bait Laas Clty, - No. OEM For Infants and Children. Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria ALCOHOL-- 3 PER CENT XVirVf iMe Preparation for As similalirrgmerootlarvlReCula- iingme3ioriwn arwijwclsof hi Promotes Ditfctlion.Checrful-nrssandRcs- l Contains neithfr Opium. Morphine nor Mitwral Always Bears the Signature rii'iu of Not Nabc otic i ' v l.yi In miwd t A perfect Remedy forConatips-tio- Sour Slomach.Diarrhora Worms ,Corrvj!sK)ns .Fever isrf ocss and LOSS OF SLEEP . i a members of the a'ate Ice!. ere eueta ever Sunday of the lcfiolstlve delegation. They i o !gan Friday evening Rnd iv viiter the Aerifult.nrat col i. f I'tah Many of the mer.ibers rth honea tr"k sdvantare of the I irnment to Visit their homes 1 :5 ft Ji"V S.gnatsr of m 'ft f tn NEW YORK 'irf'H'iialM pub-ni!i'!- K Tit. Csvtalu Cofa,wv, x- - i!" of bills tip' re it on Jan I n( formal xei- when there C.f the upper hn"e. j 21 by a' H a i' ' 'l l W. Mont Kerry H th I 7,1 a law. 1 he l Vsrd snd a sa'afnit plumbing; na sM'P the ha Inncn His duty will be ;ary tniif b ni Ext Crry of Wrapper. 0 unci .vjg ... ultra w. H" I 'Whwij DISTEMPER I j . RUt:iV u 4 teraed crf-a'e- Use For Over Thirty Years "7TF1 of the ii1ilary romrrii the senn'e mulled over the bill and ethers of the crpters f,r.f-r.rn- ; (confidential) Lynn, Masnf or advice. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and bcld In strict confidence. TENDER SENSITIVE SKINS The annaM committee to which wsa d the statewide prohibition bill faged In consideration of that T re from every sriele before r g it to the members for final Tbe committee will devote the week to the bill, hoping v fend of that time to have It in or reporting bark to the sen- - ! lumbers tioari b Mich. Look In j l ea. Roa.l i to-da- v reierr 1 tivit y. Name gfrea - l.e1hle. Colo. 'Mai f Tn lnc.re ) fair-minde- d, at r In ti liMff M , e 'y f i BAD CONDITION . S 4rfs4 rrr .a V WOMAN IN Representative Parley ?. Christen-seof Salt Lake was arrested on January 25 and haled before the bouse of representatives. Mr. Chrlsteusen had been absent from the sessions of the hor")o for more than a week aud on vpte of the house the sergeunt at arms was directed to bring him in. Mr. Chrlstensen 'was found in the city and county building. He accom panied the sergeant at arms to tbe chamber aud told the speaker he was occupied with some legal business, The speaker then excused him. The following two bills were passed by the senate on January 25: Senate bill No. 2, by Eckersley, appropriating $15,000 for school teachers in districts where the revenue la Inadequate. Senate bill No. 33, by Chez, author izing county commissioners to make appropriations for farm demonstrators The bills passed by the house were House bill No. 1. by O'Neil An act providing that Duchesne county shall constitute the Twenty-eightlegisla tive district. House bill No. 3, by Shields An act to provide against dilatory tactic, on appeals from Justice courts. House bill No. 8. by Day An act to punish convicts who attempt to es cape from convict road camps. An appropriation of (50,000 for In dlan war veterans is asked iu a bill introduced by Senator J. R. Edgheill of Juab county. Ferry's senate bill No. 9, providing for posting In prominent places of ad vertisements for bids upon public work in those localities which have no newspapers, went on the calendar ol tbe upper house. The measure was reported back favorably by the Judi ciary committee. . .. 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