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Show THE STORIA i"1 X a' Mi -- ;i sunilaungmeruuu Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria Always Bears the j of NotNahootic AW clrJVilRfmedYfbf jr For Over Thirty Years cut ASTO EM Exact Copy of Wrapper. thc ctsrraun eonHnr, srw roan tin Got Skin Disease? Purify Your Blood A great part of the maddening and mortifying skin troubles that plague humanity are due solely to disorders of the blood. Belief from these can be had only by removing from your blood stream the impurities that cause the itching. For this you must take an internal blood remedy. Outside applications have no effect on the cause of the torture. Their relief is shortlived. You must If you haveu't any schemes you will not be exasperated by somebody thwarting them. get right after the blood itself. S.S.S., the famous old herb remedy, has helped enrich the blood of thousands, and relieved their itching skin torture, during the last fifty years. Get S.S.S. from your druggist today, and after starting with it write us a history of your case, addressing Chief Medical Advisor, 837 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Georgia. Some Squad. First Coach Why, I thought you said if your football team beenme vegetarians they would win all their How do you account for games. those they lost? Second Coach Why, the opposing Thousands of women have kidney and team threw garden bugs on my men bladder trouble and never sunpect it. and Uiey became afraid. Women' complaint often prove to be nothing else but kidnev trouble, or the remit of kidney or bladder disease. Catarrh Can Be Cured If the kidneys are not in a healthy Catarrh la a local disease greatly Influenced conditions. It condition, they may cause the other or- thereforeby constitutional constitutional treatrequires gans to become diseased. CATARRH MEDICINE ment HALL'S Pain in the back, headache, loss of am- Is taken Internally and acts through bition, nervousness, are often times symp- tha Blood on the Mucous Surfaces ot the System. HILLS CATARRH toms of kidney trouble. MEDICINE destroys the foundation of Don't delay starting treatment. Dr. the disease. Rives the strength by Kilmer's Swamp-Root- , a physician's pre- Improving tha general patient health and assists In doing Its work. scription, obtained at any drug store, may nature All Druggists. Circulars free. be jut the remedy needed to overcome F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio. such conditions. Get a medium or large size bottle imSmart Dog. mediately from any drug store. "I've Just paid three dollars for an However, if you wish first to test this preat preparation send ten cents to Dr. alnrm clock, and I consider It positiveKilmer 4 Co., Binghamton. N. Y for s ly disgraceful !" grumbled Brown one sample bottle. When writing be sure and evening. mention this paper. Adv. "But why buy an alarm clock?" answered Jones. "I have a dog that Is It Was His Brother! as good as any alarm clock. He barks At a crowded dunce one evening a every morning at 5:30 o'clock." fellow I had just finished (he previous "What a wonderful dog!" remarked dance with bumped Into me. Keeling Brown, without much enthusiasm. Indignant at him for having trampled "Yes," continued Jones, "all I have m my pet corn and new statin slipto do Is to get out of bed and hit the I pers, exclaimed to my partner, That dog, and then he barks, and I know It fellow Is about as light on my feet Is time to get up." as the bird they call the elephant." "Tea, It's too bad. My brother Is Sight Regained After 23 Years, just learning to dance and you know, Mrs. Jenkins, wife of a mason living the first hundred years are the hard- at a little village near o est," was the unexpected reply. I'engRtn, In Monmouthshire, has Just American. recovered her sight after being completely blind for 22 years. She wss Willing to Serve. struck by lightning 23 years ago, nnd "Want to go on an Investigating In consequence of the shock she lost committee?" her sight year afterward. She also "If It is headed In the right direc- became subject to trances, nome of tion. I don't mind Investigating Ice which lasted as long as 14 days. On condition In Havana harbor." Ixtuia-vlll-e Saturday nlfc'ht she suddenly Courier-Journato relatives In the house: "I can sen," and began to dcscrilve the A small boy's Idea of great news Is object around her. Her doctor beto be able to lick another boy a size lieves the recovery will be permanent. London Times. larger. WOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROO- T KIcur-de-LIr- i, Ctil-csg- l. LONG PROGRAM OF BUSINESS FACES MEMBERS OF THE SIXTY-SEVENT- Tariff, Foreign Affairs and Domestic Problems to Be Con- Taxes, Ses- - BERLIN MARCH It's Really Amazing the amount of nourishment you'll find in a small dish of GrapeNuts with cream or good milk added Sweet with its own sugar, developed from the grains in the making, this stuTdv blend of wheat and malted Dailey contains, in compact form ana at low cost, the nutritive and mineral elements needed to "build health and strength. WILL FORCE REPARATION PAYMENT, EITHER ALONE OR IN COMMON WITH ALLIES. Berfin Believed That Government Well Aware That There Remains No Room for Procrastination After End of Month. Washington. With the lli'iihlieaus con trolling both the executive and legislative brunches of the government for the first time iu u .decade, the congress will, during the special session, embark upon a program of reconstruction involving problems greater than those of the war. The progrum of legislation to be considered includes the following: ... An agricultural emergency tariff bill practically identical with that Wilson. vetoed by bill to prevent forAn from flooding eign manufacturers American markets with goods at prices below fair value in the exporting country. A bill basing duties ,on tlie American Instead of the foreign valuation of imports, designed to eliminate exchange difficulties and afford increased protection under present rates. A permanent tariff bill for protection of American producers as well as for increased revenue. .Revision of direct taxation and repeal of the excess profits tux. Army and navy appropriation bills, which failed in the last congress, Involving national defense policies and the question of reduction of naval armaments. The soldiers' bonus 'and soldiers' relief generally, Including adequate hospitalization , for disabled service men. Itepassage of the biil for percentage restriction of immigration, pocket-vetoe- d It I'urls. It is no longer doubted iu circles here considered to have the best information that France will, either alone or In common with the allies, take radical action against Germany if satisfactory assurance regarding the payment of reparations are not forthcoming by May 1. What form the action will take Is only a matter for surmise, but semiofficial opinion is that it will be such as to impress the German people as they have not been impressed since the armistice. The occupation of the Ruhr valley and the entire industrial region of Westphalia Is advocated by some. Others are convinced that the French army should this time go to Berlin, in order to make sure, they argue, of finishing a task which they hold would be achieved much more cheaply in the end by this method than through the successive application of lesser penalties. It 4s thought In official circles here that the Berlin government is well aware that there remains no room for procrastination after the end of this month. Hence, after failing to interest the United States in her case, as the French interpret the outcome of the recent correspondence between Berlin and Washington, Germany is understood to have made a tentative effort to draw Switzerland into the question as a mediator. It is understod Czecho-Slovaki- a is disto Join In the application of ecoposed Wilson. by nomic against' Germany, and Kstablishment of the budget sys- - even topenalties contribute to military measteiu proposed in the bill vetoed by ures if desired. Wilson. A change in the French government Action on the president's proposals in May, with a cabinet headed by forfor termination of the state of war mer President Poincare In power, is with Germany, Austria and Hungary. in predicted parliamenThe Colombia treaty, on which, the circles, In case Premier Briand senate is to vote on its eighth legis- tary should not succeed in putting effeclative day. tive pressure on Germany. of congressional Reapportionment ' representation. HAYWOOD MUST SERVE TERM Further railroad investigation and possibly legislation. I. W. W. Leader Loses Long Fight to Reorganization of "the government Avoid Prison Sentence. departments and reclassification of Washington. The supreme court on government employees. 11 refused to review the convicAmericanization ot federal aid to April tion of William D. Haywood and more education. than seventy-nin- e other members of Maternity and infancy bill, pro- the I. W. W. on charges of having conviding federal nursing aid to the spired to obstruct the war activities states. of the government. In the opening preliminaries on MonPetition for review was based on the maday the overwhelming Republican contention that the federal agents in in the senate jorities of twenty-twon the homes and , worked conducting raids and about 170 In offices af officials of the I. W. W. on with precision. Speaker Cillett was September 5, 1917, acted without 2! IS to 122, with Ilepresen-tativ- e search warrants and that the evidence Kitchen, North Carolina, Demothus obtained was illegal, under recent cratic floor leader, his perfunctory rulings of the supreme court. Refusal of the supreme court to Inwas bill IntroThe emergency tariff closes the long fight to save terfere duced, and is to be the house's first Haywood and his associates from business. Iu the senate. Republicans held off prison. Only a presidential pardon can now prevent their entering upon the attempts to Introduce bitis and other sentences iin.iosed. business. h g rep-arati- d o the-house- WINS TEXAS PLANTER CONVICTED OF MURDER OKLAHOMA Guilty of Drowning Negro Farm Hands. Covington, iu. John S. Williams, plantation owner, was found guilty by a Jury here Saturday of murder. In Gets Verdict in Controversy Over Red River Oil Fields. Washington. Oklahoma won In the supreme court on April 11, the first big point in her suit with Texas over valuable Red river oil fields. In no opinion, unanimous except that Associate Justice Clnrk took no part, the court held that the south bank of the river must be taken as the true boundary between Texas and Oklahoma, from the southeastern corner of the lutter state to the point where the river crosses the 100th meridian of longitude. More than KHK) miles of boundary were fixed by the decision. Georgian Found connection with the Jnsjwr county peonage cases. The Jury recommended mercy. The verdict carries with It automatically a life Imprisonment scn-lene- Williams whs convicted specifically of the murder of I.lndscy Peterson, a negro farm hand, whose body, bound and weighted with a sack of rocks, was found with that of another negro employee on Williams farm in Yellow river, in this (Newton) county, just over the Hue from Jasper county. P.odies of nine other negroes, said to have been killed to conceal peonage conditions, have been found buried on the farm or elsewhere. Museum Plundered. Weimar, Germany. Thieves plun- ders! the Weimar museum Monday night, taking Itenibrandt's portrait of c himself and pictures by Gerard anil Kiipiir Nctsclier, famou Imtch painters valued at millions of marks. Ter-bnn- ft UTAH NEWS REVIEW FRANCE READY TO FOR EXTRA SESSION sixty-sevent- Use XossofSu V PROBLEMS sidered During Special aion of Congress. In c-- NEPHI, UTAH. S, For Infants and Children. ignature iiineraL 1 TIMES-NEW- Discrimination Against Jews. Minister of Education lterlin. 1 ii ni ch. In nn Interview Siindny, deplored the fact tb:it eastern Jewish tiid-tilwere luiiii! discriminated tigii'.tist ill German universities. 1 s Murderer of Woman Released. FROM Fraud in Cuban Elections. New York. Charges thnt fraud was practiced In the recent la Cuba have heen presented to Secretary of State Hughes and the liberal party Is content to abide by the state department's decisions, even thouli they be adverse to their claims. General jose Miguel Gomez, defeated Liberulist candidate for president, said In a statement made public here Monday. Davit Propose Wider Power. Washington. legislation to put "teeth" In labor department efforts to conciliate labor disputes was urged Mondny by Secretary I'av'a. Roth sides should be compelled to live lip to of aragreement rem lied or bitrators they have accepted, be said. 8ovlet Bar Americans. New York. The soviet government lterlin. I'r. Karl lliu. sentenced to death nt Karlsruhe in 1!)7 for the mur- hn Issued an order prohibiting any. Kfau Molitor, one from the t'tilted States from crossder of his mid w hose sentence bitpr was commuting the borders of RusnIb after April molher-ln-law- ed to life Imprisonment, has been notified he will he released April 1, 1023. Colby Indorses League. New York. Organized peace and a leseue of JustTce will benl the world's afflictions, IlBlnbrldge Colby, former secretary of state, told more than 1000 truest Saturday night at the annual Jefferson day dinner. 80, according to n cnble message made public here Monday. Wouldn't Stick to Confession. Buffalo. N. T. Roy Harris wan freed from custody on Monday after he had signed n declaration dating his confession of complicity In the murder of Joseph It. KIwell in Nevr Fork last June was false. Friday, April 15, hus been named by Uoveruor Mabey as Arbor day. A commercial club lias been organized at Soldier Summit, starting out with farty-eigh- t members. Peter Murango, 50 years of age, wlic attempted to kill himself at Ogden, has been adjudged Insane. The annual convention of the Utah State Pharmaceutical association will l' held at Logan May 26 and 27. Arthur Purser suffered a broken arm and Martin Woolfe a cut and severly bruised hand as the result of an auto collision at Logan. The county crops and pests inspector estimates the peach crop loss in Salt Lake valley as a result of the freezing weather last week at GO per cent. Irwin Davis, aged 20, employed at a cafe in Salt Lake, suicided while o duty, shooting himself through the head, following a fit of despondency. A tottal of 82,000 acres of land in Millard county is to be drained us a result of a favorable vote In two bond elections held recently In that county. Approximately $2000 has been received in the last mouth by the state board of land commissioners from leases on lands under Great Salt Lake. Of the $40,000 in bonds voted b) Wasatch county for school purposes, $.'53,000 has been set aside for a new school building to be erected In Soldier Summit. Miss Vina Nielson, daughter of Nielsen of Huntsville, died on a train between Scoficld and Salt Lake while being taken to the capital to undergo an operation. More than $I!00 has been realized in the drive being conducted by the Phillips Congregational Christian Endeavor society at Salt Lake for the Chinese famine fund. Hereafter electric light globes pur chased by the state of Utah will be inscribed "Property of the State of Utah," frosted indelibly on the glass. Tills is done to prevent theft of globes. Alexander Gordner of Provo was cut on the right sheek, and his brother, Samuel Gordner, also of Provo, was slightly injured when their automo-mobilran into a street car at Salt Lake. Matthew S. Browning, capitalist of Ogdcn, was elected president of the Amalgamated Sugar company, to succeed the late Antbon H. Lund, at the held at meeting of the directors, An-tlio- n e Ogden. , Reports from various points in Utah county with regard to the condition of orchards indicate that up to the present time no material damage has been done by the recent cold weather and' storms. The Logan chamber of commerce has received a communication from Major B. M. Atkinson, commanding officer of Mather field, California, asking for information for a landing field for airplanes in or near Logan. The state board of equalization has about completed the assessment of mining property in the state, and plans to begin on a tour of inspection of the railroads which, us public utilities, are assessed by the state board rather than by count assessors. Notices have been sent out by Collector or Internal Revenue L. C. Dunbar to proprietors of soda fountains, calling attention to the provision of the special tax levy which requires the keeping of daily records of the sales and the tax paid thereon. Professor Orson Ryan, for many years prominent in educational work in Utah and former head of the Jordan school district, lias been selected by the board of education o Logan City to succeed Professor Henry Peterson as vlty superintendent of schools. Hereafter boys and girls committed to toe state Industrial school at Ogdcn will, before being actually sent to the Institution, be subjected to tests In mentality and other psychological activity by experts of the University of Utah, engaged in such work. Appointment by Governor Mabey last week of a state welfare commission, In accordance with a law passed by the last legislature, marks what advocates of the movement hope will be an important step forward In the cause of a proper organization of welfare work In the state. The body of an unknown man was discovered Inst week by a sheepherder on a rocky ledge hencHth an old pinion pine tree overlooking Carbonvllle. which Is about four miles northwest of Price. The mystery of thc discovery is the Inaccessbility of the place, there being a ledge below and one nlove where the Iwxly was found. W. J. Miss, sheriff of Grand county for several terms, was declared ngnln fo be sheriff of that county by n decision of the supreme court of the state lust week. Sheriff .P.liss bud received a majority of five voles nt the election last November, but hi Democratic opponent, John IS. Skev.ea, wa nble to have Ill;s ousted, on a charge of violation of the corrupt practice act, Delbert Smith, 20 years of age, who wns nrresled in Snlt ljke on charge of robbing a mall car of $.0.(iQ near St. Paul on February 'S, has been taken back to St. Imls mr trial. A malt clerk was killed by Smith during the robbery. Sheep shearing tins rnnunenced in Grand county. At Cottonwood station, three miles from Wcstwater, in th new plant Installed by Colorado sheep men, the shearing will be done with the blade. It Is est limited that more than 2.",(NK) sheep Will be huudlcd at this plurl Our DIAMOND RINGS win the hearU of the ladien and are prized above other pontes aiona. Reuaonable prices eane the way. BOYD PARK JEWELERS y&. 0 BOYD PARK. BLDG . $n6 160 MAIN STREET S5' J01D V B'l Bit LS Francis a i uxe ictennjKcc ot Honest Pel General Manaaer If. It 'tl- - - .ri r.uu,,, vviininillul lui . Ir "1 CLEANERS & DYERS. Servic. Quality. Cloihes insured. Work guaranteed. We par. return postage. . Price list on request. Myers Cleaners St Dyera. 114 E. Broadway. Dry Cleaning by Parcel Poat. Send youe auita. dresses, coaM, etc. to us for "Master Cleaning: ' and Dyeing." Salt's Lake's leading cleaners. We pay return charges. Regal Cleaning as. E. 2nd So. Dyeing Co.. 156-16- 0 MONUMENTS. Writ for catalog. Standard Marble Granite Co., 117 W. Broa.tway. ,, For a reiil gixxl pin t eat, follow the crowds to SHAY'S CAFETERIA Down the uiarhle stairs. TYPEWRITERS: New and rebuilt, repaired and exchanged. Ribbons and carbons for alL makes. UTAH TYPEWRITER EX. CO.. 6ept F. Opposite Post Office. l RUBBER STAMPS A STENCILS. and ear tags also made. Send or sample, prices, etc Salt Lake Stamp Co., 65 W. Uroadway. :lu hour J7 r 70 Vacuum cleaning furnished and shampooing rugs. free, ilucomuiission on sales. Dodge Bros., OH K. First Soath. Salt Lake. CREAM BOUGHT. Bet prices. Western Creamery Co., 244 W. Fourth South. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Daynes-Beebe. Everything' knows in snasic Salt Lake City. BUSINESS building spn itilties and pri'jniiim. V ! Write for Hon Wholesale Co. MBS. particulars. POULTRY BOUGHT. For best reaults eggs and game to Fulton Mku Correct Write for prices. weight. Prompt returns. ULDSMOBILE DISTRIBUTORS. Cars A tracks. Used car bargains. A. E. Tourssen.,447 S. Main. TSIl Piston Rings cure yonr motor trouble. tiiil Piston RingCo., liiiwt Fourth-South RUBBER HOSPITAL. We cure injured rubber articles. Boots. Shoes. Hot Water bottles. Tires, Tubes, etc. Satisfaction, guaranteed. Return charges prepaid. Western Rubber Sales Co., 134 E. Broadway. San, Lake. ELASTIC STOCKING MFRS. Manufacturers abdominal. Maternity supporters. Truss fitters. S. H. Bowroar Co., Brooks Areada. WELDING, AUTO RADIATORS A Machinery built and repaired. Best and cheapest. Pottar Welding A Repairing Co.. 651 South Stat. L. D. 8. BUSINESS COLLEGE. acnool ox cinciency. All commercial oranrnea. Catalog free. 60 N. Main St. Bait Jjikv City. KID FITTING CORSET PARLORS. Specialists in designing, mailing, nUing eorets. Hemstitching, embroidering, braiding, aarordton and side pleating. Buttons made. 4u B. Bdwy. MARIN ELLO BEAUTY PARLOR. Hair goods, and Marinello Matt order preparations. solicited. Chft Bldg.. Salt Lake City. Utah. VULCANIZING & RETREADING. Quahty and service Standard Tire Works. Wl So. State. Utrentsra' Models Made. fork and gun. Key. trasses, AHWinu napiiwrwre, Hffvi'iti ft& Tnc room supplies. 3. Main. Co.'l Jones-Oak- SEE YOUR LOCAL PUBLISHER tor loose leaf binders, special blank, record of all kinds. He givs Quality Service. ATTEND UTAH Practical BUSINLSS KiiMitiesi CrI.I.K(.K . Hontnn Bldg. MOLEK BARBER COLLtl.B. Qualify as bar- -' ber in few weeks. 4:1 S. We.it Tenmle Street. ' THE FM BROIDERY SHOP, S.t4 Clift BMg. Hemstitching, pleating, machine and hand embroidering, buttons made, export bead work. For ARTISTS' MATERIALS C R. SAVAGE CO.. 12 Souta Main. Fin kodak anishing and enlarging. Artst sai films. kodaks terials, picture framing, m. ART CC oietasre framing, china painters and artist supplies. 464 Main, PAST AdlS ol'' VOI R 0 N nule h. null I VJ1 VrUVlJ fr,rtn iisis. f ,,,,,.,, Sosrrwnir Novelty Lo, M invnnm Mart. Kcn SPECIAL RUSH SERVICE svsml M yen sssntioa thia paper whea wriilasx sfewve an. INFORMATION DEPARTMENT Commercial Information Un isialsi tt Sre chars;. Catalogues siippbt-- and csn-roertrtal inquiries rneerTuuy sixwrs&. Writ any firm above: Do tt ) ml d srf Not Hit Job. .A Yorkshire limn, lm was w rntprtij a liLlnrnhaa for a m! . ; of troitwrs. thc t liith. aM rtw isUor. t nifiiiirt ti m. urn iip iiim'ii inp iiawfi bow-l'KK'- tl, . prtM-ewlii- l "how" of thi' li'C tlm nma tiiffV'Sl i on tlif arm uml hsiM : "'Owil on. rimlvl Thj snak' ' Htriiilit. Alt'lt lionil Vrn !" livri.i "Your Willing to Forget li. "Tlit' niittM'hPN .Sii;ii:iir ih'i tilt- - ! ' i.M.'i.lii.n lit nrr ft I u 1 in" tl it- - PurKliiitui to- liip-wlw- AriMi't the? 'In r iHir! fit tali iileiui WhIi'.iij;Ih 8tar. For Example. llnz'l ' ( flilicil of J iifi Unfit uiixIiiiim i ajiHulwr "Any titl HhhIh tn !,sir-- h r.tr Jirafu " Hrmni't hprc Nut I'll h.v ko. rrnft'Awwr stiirtK out frt-rliHirmnt with, "Now. rlnis., niii.imop yon ha l t l'txr." .Ni-ut- t'lillti.riiln IVllcan. Beginning at Home. r siiys tlut sniif.im of "Tir.s children will starve fiia winter io F.iiroir." "(rh. that rf minds me! I fursot Nn fpvil r'ido Ms hnp, snl b- - fn.iit ta Just starvtl." Life. |