Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1916-02-25 | Page 6

THE Circulation Pepartment. 42i Twfnir-- f lftt street. Telephone 31S. i. K. OF C. FOU RTH DEGREE HOW TO BE SLIM If you are too fat and want to Only Way to Cure This Disease la to reduce your weight 15 or 20 2T pounds, Destroy Its Cause. don't starve, and weaken If you have catarrh and want to T your system, or think you must the kill must of germs It rid you get be laughed at on ac-- T always cause Stomach which catarrh. dosing, count of your fat. but go to Day-to- ndouches, sprays, creams, ointments, because any &ood drugDrug Co. aorbox this overlook etc., fall they of Oil of Ko-rel- n and get gls.t temporfact. They all help bv giving one after take capsules, but they do not reach the ary relief, one each meal retirand before in germ life that has found lodgment ing at night. and could not your head, nose, throat, Weigh yourself once a week it If they did. destroy a pleasant and reand note what The best known wayof of destroying liable method this is for removCatarrh and the dangerous germs from any fat ing superfluous Itdisease the ending consequently of the body. part Is to breathe Into the air passages self It costs little. Is absolutely of your nose and throat the pleasant, harmless and a week's trial of air (pronounced Hyomel penetrating should convince it that anyone lligh-o-mfrom made is Hyomel is unnecessary to be burdened combined oil of Kucalyptus purest Willi even a single pound of un-- " with other powerful, healing, antisepfat. Advertisement. sightly You tic and germicidal Ingredients. Ina It little pocket breathe through Statement Issued by the Board of Education of Salt Lake City Respecting the Proposed School Bond Issue Funeral Is Held ! At Spanish Fork For Mrs. Koyle . J CHANCES OF. RECOVERY HINFEiED IS TO . t Grnwell. Correspondent. 1641 Washington venu. Tel. 915 or 2151-l- J. D. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1916 N, CATARRH GERMS ! EASILY KILLED J OGDEN DEPARTMENT l HERALD-REPUBLICA- THOUGHT UNFAVORABLE 4" 4 About 100 Candidates to Form One of Victims of Shooting at Ogden Reported in Class at Ogden Next haler which Dangerous Condition. Sunday. drugFive Stores, and other leading lrugs. are In and e. Schramm-Johnso- 4 n, Salt Lake vicinity gists with every complete treatfurnishing ment sold. r, T1 e l!T"M you Inhale r livery time of Ti rp'5''-- ? ! K'p'!.!in ) the sweet, fragrant air Hyomel 2 ;n !red One Osilcn. Ieb. 24. There was no Im- through I"b. Oclofi. device you are draw- n little this of In condition the perm-ladeing Into your swollen. a Inflamed, Knight of i',itm!u,i frm vario'is provement today medicated air membranes Hartolorneo the Italian shot will comprise the Jam of the part which will not only reduce all the . th fourth, r l.is for irutittp n into ord-e.terUy f by Louis Martini, and the swelling and Inflammation and ir his recovery are declared your clogged nose and stopped-u- p open chances of the air highest dtgr posand but n xt Sunday. will unfavorable. absolutely passages hare b.l eterv trace of Catarrh thadestroy Martini was declared to he recover-In- ! itively Anion? the higher who willvf fftare It reaches. life germ KnU:M- r? iIoliiratcH jfftcr l wound the from sure of the blessed, lrugglsts relief lasting Patrolman William Itrown. so ci.ite itre Jo'in K.f !:"! iir r( Invr, th fourth vl--degrett. sunrme S master He Is Cuarded by a member of thj po- that Hyomel brings to catarrh suffer? on the e? An f J ;. lice force t all time. Jly tomorrow ers that they sell It Invariably that money pnld guarantee ; th positive in fourth re. It condition or tf his Saturday M. of f".oi.e, tl.w city will be refunded If successful resultsa to "ti and Jtvi!l removal I!iwv permit . use. pit are not secured from Its (JettoThh f I will Jail. .V(,iUy Uartolo-m-o'- s your todruggist this t.e nn'lcr direction f i'hjr!f A. Hyomel outfit from outcome the of I'endtnp once drive at f "f the fourth will day and begin, the wounds, attorney disease from Uexr no omplaintcounty dangerous and forever. disgusting l! ih for )gdn. riv,tr Hiralnst Martini. lue Advertisement. c!as fr b lniti.tfr.1 will be The- wounded prisoner ha talked hut your system :i th re .nts of Salt tittle, and the police say they have otcut fv wrn!) I. k and obtained no information as to the tf-r- ' ffM-rU- y sh jSrw-i,- ! . wt IJer-Itiii- r ra;-ldl- - - t su-rfi- .r M-K- lth I i knthts ron-.lnen- t vlttrs uf a if' ..ntrt,i!n r. iri.i tf -t cause of the t;arrel between Martini ar.d tie Italian stranger. tvho has evaded arr-stI. H. Jensen, held yesterday ns a witness, was released today after Itob-e- rt of detectives, quesIturk tioned him.captain Jensen says he tvas so drunk in the Western bar at the time of the shooting- that he remembers nothing with any degree of certainty. Fellow officers congratulated Patrolman police Itrown today on his escape from the bullet fired at him by Martini. tf ! ttbr the tiesrrre work. host Monday loc.l fotlowlnj rounctl will j; In -l Ins?, tt-- eveninsr at an It Inl;rth n hall. vtditun to tb I b V'll' Th if I . d.mclng arty !',;rnl5It. ninf rnern-tr- s the fourth -- from Salt t -- Cw con f honors wiH upon twentv-ftvof ngdn mmtr. ni'it ioin'"il, twelve rT of I'irk f'itv council, twelve member? of I'o.aCeUo council, four 4uncH, sfx front !'.! from Kureka, couririi and about twU Tii folfrom th" roiincll of Nai... lowing are the fourth d g r e .nr. lidatc s from Salt Iik" rount il; !.'o Mhin. Henry O Harmon. J J Morrison. .T. .1. I. Smith. I. (ofitti Neville. Dr. J. J (Jalligan. A. . I'.Sul-.1. if, l. fhat. livan. I. J. Owens, Carroll. J. I. Ho vie. N.A. K.T. Kane. I. ; Hunt I: K. tr""-olt- . J. Mc I r.nis. If. MfK.iv. Jnpti Mart'n A. ft. ;o?vin. I J. M''r!!. Jos-oM. h Thtrke. J. M. Hen It. the itev II. u K Illl.Tm H Htiilltan. llitmifjin. tt tt . i.aniciv. ,ear . A. fturk'. Huh Hyan. M. Thontas I e n n a n .1. !. f.-rre- rn-r- Mity Head of Illooded Stork Sold . . H.-mc- r . u c )der lavana'iith. iiv.nt i.i: to nr. ff ;i -- ti ;r:ii. When of the ogien. t Oiden-Ilarrivi't- le I.o-ra- ri 1 , . -T r fe ! ' f M r- . Sret Ul The b--i llerahMlepiibllean.l Provo, Feb. 24. The farmers and Ogden. at 1 (Srweisi b. II.,- housekeepers" conference opened Men today. Young university Hrlgnam OJden. Pet.. M. Sixty head of bloodand women from the neighboring ed Hereford cattle changed hands toattended. Dr. K. O. farming districts a condeal hre, with the day through of the U. A. president-elec- t Peterson, sideration said to have been I15.O00. C. telegraphed that he could not he K. M. Fox of the Mountain Meadow him to sent Frel and represent present ranch In Wyoming sells the stock to Hros.ard of the extension department, Jam-- s .A. Steele and Carl Veater of who gate a lecture. Circle City. I'tah. The cows and alves It. Y. TT. Prof. Amos N. Merrill of the The out I Srt each and were part poke lecbrought on crop improvement. of a herd of 400 pure blonds at Fox's turer had samples of grain, corn and ranch north of Ktanston. Wyo. flowers. He told how to select seed and whv certain varieties were better section than others. SEEK MILITARY LECTURES torO. this W. Andelin led a discussion regarding the planting of .strawberry Mm Cards for plants and other varieties of fruits 0rlen Ituwlne and grains. Series of A. P. Merrill was In charge of Mr. 7 l isrf.' section. In the art galwomen's the IV... 24. More than 10 pro-- f lery at the P. Y. F. Mrs. IT. H. F.ast-tnon- d oeden. foods and fMoi;.l and business men of Ogden spoke on breakfast cards advocating a series Mlfs Armored havlectures ptxon discussed physigned on of for women. training, the sical education J. H. Paul spoke tonight on citlens training military camp committee Ir. Fit;al p:ans for the lecture "Conservation of Bird Life." The convention will continue toseries will b.- made at a meeting In ts. - I ITEMS MINOR J i! I the " l morrow and Saturday. er club tomorrow right. To tahi:ii VM'l.i: Feb. 24 UF. niJlirATT.D. Ogden. Fpon arrival of the ft!--'.- ' pfP-tn P.ev. Henry Ostrom. evangelist. In Og'en den Thursday, the Cnited Christian of the tabernacle Oj ten f e Z I at Twenty seventh street A m. tig am a red Sugar He. have 1 Washington avenue will be dediof r ! re.j an ottrn df d'-r- omp)nv per cnt, an Pastors of the nine Ogden r. tz andi the eheefcs cated. share, nmounting In the revival hurches n e.r. out fv today. trrre ty the serIn th will take campaign part . I Jef I Itall Officer- - T. IT. P.rown-fr,g- vice to be held In the evening. Seats vas appointed city for l'O people are being placed In the ief of ro;l. c; mrr i,t,! issjort r orK th r "' " tn nv n da will be structure. whi-The- temporary tin:! of Mat or A. heated stoves. four Itehlnd the by V of pripol'.-rMef will largea speakers" rostrom wlL be a loft T.er. for choir of 1"0 voices. "irwff t n He Unlit. t ' r o : of the unounn- ml ot';ers for i.oroMorivn Mo.ie; riun . w e r i t f'."vai at ue tv .is granted. r Fem 24. John Prot-'het- . a ogden. n the local railway r f r es laborer employe, A trd-I iimbff t ir InrnfpiifK yards, was struckne by a locomotive of r i t: orpor) t Ion of t he Mvrm l!dnnp of gdn. a pi f; I i "i this afternoon. leg was so rompantr ub-- i Tii it must be amputated. badly I. crushe,! of w i, : h Is rtt I ". tn was severely bruised. He rib- - d were file." n the o inf v clerk's other te r and Is In the Pre hospital. T.:e ' ; " i ' Ttelr.ap. effb',- t..d.l. If v runt .if'1: first ? officers f P. ; .1 ;r--- t rum r t pr i ' re f a r t and Marion A K ir. t rs.-W- : -- to-vi- s e I I hit I I,:.-nr-e- J-- ? 1 . . i .4 e - . -- . ! f;tr-- a:. firisMana Arias.. ! PROVO NEWS NOTES Anr.t" tr V.drey II. K. iw.t-M- ri U Linn ank- f , wife of an Frum- - tt Ida The fsoe-I!i3s. r to 'fke nrrited tn o.len o.',CI. The women of Provo Feb Park areProto. ,'arge of the h..dy ef h"r a "Hetter Haby week," for planning reon Mrs. commercing March I. and a series of V,m! e!?. kflleil t.y an Tuesday- nfterr-oon- . trail Ida ho le- tures I will be given. (li-.fa r .', Mrs. ale: le Kut't Jchnson has afternoon. suit against Orville brought .1 t'ft !.rn to He (ii"n.e I'lri urn for dtt or e on the grounds of .lotinson o.. f .e fi.es She aks for the custody of a - hit k of erueltt t'u'.,lli.t Art P,!s(u c .lid. itiof b 7.1 ti an ss will Mrs. Kate Moffat, from Rich county, III' t UTeS ;i t' of f .1 rr is give of (;! was brought to Provo today and comar the Hurst build;: in mitted to the state hospital after be.ml P r e of ing examined for her sanity. en te nrnl-- Fa ( hrs-Romania Davis Is suing Hosea Davis S. ParH.i v I'hise t te'l ,fudre for a dlvoro on the grounds of deserin resil?ed ker a onvuH-instory In tion. atrtats for of fifteen jail s.n'm'v to n worth Vj. ciiei k for A four-roobrick cottage has been tempting p.is Kntu;. S t ". sa id re on leorge in PICar.ant View by the resi'hase built e loaned 1 to a man he did dents of that ward for Mrs. Joseph A. cently the s ra r. per Muhlesteln and her seven children. Mr. riot know and that Iat-MuhLstein was killed In an explosion gave him the cheek on account. f oti alesi-lCot. C. A. In the Ruckley mine In Rock canyon of the law firm of lioyd. Ie Vim-ft- last July. To'd LcCles is convnieseJr.g in the Dee from an operation rT'orn,o" hospital t e e ntiy. I t re r r 1 . . I'.e: u ; Heln p and P. ' . ;. F-- Ile-el- e ; - r.-- 1 . of h.-r- . - - : - f t- - th--thi- ,1 -- s -1 T -- . 1.- I . 1 1 blt't-Marc- 1 h 1 k I'aer : ! i i i;.-.ori.'- e m r I.rjer c a . PARK CITY NOTES I I CLEAR11 SIN isio 1 fspeeinl to Th HerId-RepnM!can- .l Park City. Feb. 24. The volunteer fire department held Its regular monthly meeting at the city hail last .night. elected honorary S. K Haddon was member of theV. department and Frlc D. Richardson were and elected acti veTr.embers. John Simmons has accepted a position with a milling company at Frisco, Ftah. He will have charge of the notation process. e Mr. Simmons had been with the Milling company nine years. Dr. and Mrs. P.. Wadoun entertained Dr. John H. Taylor Thursday at dinner. Dr. Taylor va? on his way to Oakley, where he will give a scries of dancing lessons to members of the M. I. A. In March he will glvo a series of lessons In Park City. Nellson Daly-Judg- BOOST MIDLAND TRAIL Spanish Fork Commercial Clnb antes Committees to Solicit Fund. TV rypee:; to H with curiam SQAPAND TOUT The Foap to r"s.r. s.n-- purify, thn Ointment to sooth and heal tho?e which affect the ririty suvj cf Leauty the sSdn, sr!p aad hair. 1 con-ditio- na by Mail Samplesaad Free OTsant .H eTerywfcsrfc Oit.V-ir- a Uhmrtl mt&pim atf vs. ss..-- . - $ j ,v V A si! v to The Herald rpt'l.l!can. IUackfoot. Ida., Feb. 24. "Dutch" KOYLE. MRS. AIHLIMIA IIII-MA(F. It.) West, who has been wanted to The Special local authorities more than a tear by was captured in Salt Lake Fork, Feb. 24. Funeral Spanishwere week services now is held at the First warda and in the local jail last awaiting church of Spanish Fork for Mrs. trial on charge of assault with intent to kin. West, in company with Kav Hitman Koyle, who died Monday Ilembree and a prisoner Uur-to- n rflornlng at the home of her daughter, named is surbroke fourteen months ago Mrs. Dan Chappie. Mrs. Koyle vived by seven children, forty-thre- e and w ere jail later found at the Snako rner uriRe about two miles out of grandchildren andwhom sixteen live in Spanish all of Hlackfoot. The officers, in an attempt to cap- Fork and adjoining towns. ture them. were fired upon, and attended and The service was were very beautiSheriff Fackerell was wounded the floral offeringslargely Deputy in the right leg. ltlood poison set In ful. Bishop Robert McKell officiated. and an amputation of the leg was Speakers were W. O. Creer of Provo, found necessary. West's preliminary John Reck, J. Preston Creer and Samis set for f Fork. Holt, all of Spanishfurnished Attorney Harrv J uelThe music. Robinson of Tiday. Salt Lake will "defend the First ward choir There was also a quartet by the Third prisoner. ward chqir, a duet by the Jameson sisWest was arrested at 5SJ W. Second ters and a solo by Ed Williams. South lebruary 15. by Patrolman W. The invocation was by Hyrnm Thom!. (row. While he detded at first as of Provo. Orson Creer dismissed. the man wanted at Interment was in the City cemetery bebeing he admitted his identity the Blackfoot. side her husband, who died many years following day ami furnished facts concerning the ago. whereabouts of Ilembree to Crow. Ilembree, however, wasOfficer not arrested. When Sheriff Simmonsof HOSPITAL DATA SECURED Hlackfoot arrived Fred In Salt Like for H est February 19. he Officer ( row of a reward ofpaid part $100 which was oiferol for the arrest of the Health Department Plans Reugitive. Officer Crow expects the ar- Countyorganization for Greater rival of the remaining portion of the reward in a few F.fficier.cj . Crow says that lie arrested Westdays. after cira In connection with the renewed efcular s,ent out by Sheriffseeing Simmons. fort of Commissioner O. F. Stillman to have the county health department a staff created for the reorganized and Chairman H. Crabbe ATTACK PHONE COMPANY county hospital.commission A. is gathering of the county Information "from hospitals of counties and cities throughout the country as the relative cost of staff hospitals Plan for Toll Hate Between Salt Lake to and their efficiency as compared with the nonstaff hospitals. County Points Is ConChairman Crabbe has written to a demned. number of cities and counties where '.SrM-cla- - Kj:d ft tt 32- - brL, e I!cuM r.?i:bl!ei I A special Spanish Fork. Feb. 24. the Spanish Fork Commermeeting ofwas held last night to boost cial club the Midland trail. Delegations represented the Provo Commercial club and other clubs. Definite action was taken for establishment of tne Midland trail from coast to coast through Spanish Fork canyon. A committee was appointed to collect funds. iir. max m WIFE CLAIMS INSURANCE to The He Feb. 24. Special nldentlfled Drowned Man Said to He Murray, Resolutions conof the Mountain States demning plans Husband of Salt Lake AVomnn. & I lelephone (Special t Th company to esa toll Telegraph tablish rate between Salt Lake Pocatello. Feb. 23Sherlff Cooper. county and Salt Lake were Coroner Poole and other officials are adopted points a at of the united meeting to settle the clMms of commercial endeavoring clubs of Salt Lake countv Mrs. L'dlth Pettyjohn of Salt Lake, here tonight. who Is of the opinion that tho unidentipersons were present, repreThirty the fied man drowned in, the Portneuf various commercial clubs here some time ago was her husband. senting Her missing husband, A. J. Pettyjohn, and booster 11organizations cf the coun-U- '' 'loss of Holllday and Dr. carried a policy for JD'OO in the Fra- K. ,.JalVe!' t . Lmery w ere ternal Aid association469of Salt I.ake. ihe policy of the principal was decompany speakers, The family lived at Market ave- nounced in a resolution proposed by nue. . J. McIIenry. mayor of Murray, .as The bode taken from tho river aptending to retard the development had been in the water for communities of parently in Salt Lake county two weeks or more, and after being A committee was named to take the held for several days was burled in matter countv commisthe unknown quarter of the local ceme- sioners inupan with the effort to forestall the plan , tery. of the telephone eompanv. The company has announced intention to inALBERTA MAN IS WINNER stall more exchanges its In Salt Lake county, and exact toll charges for calls between them. HrndrirUs for extemporaneous Speaking Is Awarded. Logan. Feb. 24. The medal offered by Prof. George R. Hendricks of the POCATELLO NOTES the nest exagricultural odeg,. for was won yesspeech, temporaneous of Alberta, terday by A. IT. Palmer at the college. Mis Canada, a junior ' was Driving the Human MaISpeelal to The subject chine." Keenly contested, the others Feb. 24. A colonial ball Pocatello. In the finals being Ixiwry Nelson. '1;, was e here last night. Many given of Ferron; Joseph Qulnney, Logan; were relics of days revolutionary M. F. Cowley. '18. of Logan, and Sumli evidence, and the costuming was ner Hatch, 'la. e elaborate. The minuet and other IT. were Dr. W. Judges Carroll, Prof. dances were featured. N. A. Pederson. Mi.s Sara Huntsman, Tomorrow nlht candidates for the Mathnnihah Thomas and Rev. Mr. team of the Idaho Technical debating will Whittenberger. hold trials to determine Institute the team that will represent the Tech SITITK I". S. CITIZKNSIIIP. In later contests with the Albion NorPrice, Feb. 24. Four Rritlsh subjects, mal, Lewlston Normal and state one Italian, four Austrlans and two Greeks took out cltizenshrp papers yesA lecture on the growth of telegbefore United States Examiner raphy was delivered today at the Tech terday In Paul Armstrong the district court. by a representative from the publicity names are John Webster, J. Their of the Western Lnion. department of Sunnyside, Owen and John A of committee operators, telegraph Jones ot Clear Creek. John Fish and of E. C. Mangrum, chairITrnest Lloyd of Sunnyside, Antone consisting man; C. F. Romans and T. P. Long, Skvarado. Antone Trlantfeles and An- met of the gentone Conerta of Winter Quarters, and eral yesterday In the ofoffice the Short Line superintendent Thomas Nlcklademlus of Castle Gate. to go over the wage schedule that Is to operate the coming year. General IIOllY HK(OVKHEI). TransWhitney E.and Superintendent C. Manson Tocatello. Feb. 2 4. The body re-of portation Superintendent were In consultation with the operatDaniel Ask. u well contractor, was covered from a well on the Allred ors. near Tynee. yesterday, where It I. I. Roak. head consul for the Pafarm, had been buried since Woodmen of the cific night. Saturday Rescu was made difficult because of World,jurisdiction. met local members of the order the treacherous sldewalls of the well, and gave a talk on the progand the workmen had to proceed tonight ress advancement of Woodcraft. and through the use of lumber lining. Mrs. W. J. Prater left yesterday for the east In response to an announcement that her father, who Is an elecand had been injured ' trical worker, about by a tram car backing up, ofwas a leg. to undergo the amputation The membership banquet of the Commercial club given last night was con-an IMfrer-fG-l- je r.lhusiastlc event. The program sisted of music, electrical devices for V?e arc all greatly indebted to those the amusement of the candidates and old members and a speech by the Tno tell their experiences. And amon o corpse of "A. Knocker," which was a 1..; 1 rtiA t.t.t. skeleton In a coffin with a concealed vt.. Miles F. Reed of read about and telephone. President L. Priest of the the Idaho Tech, Joel MacAlplne of the short Line, President porta nee to the expec Commercial J. club. Dan W. taot mother. Is a splen J. M. Fletcher Rurris, Church, did external remedy R. RlPtline. A. V. Van Busklrk and many "11 other's others spoke. called Friend." Tbia Is ap. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. White are home plleci over the muscle, from a visit covering the principal of tho stomach. It Is cities of the coast. deeply pcEetratfna: In The carpenters and joiners gave a Its inflneace. Mothers dance at McNlchols Wrlprht hall last eTerrwbere tHl of Its night. sooCiinff effect, how It Hilars pains Incident to Ostriches can travel at a rate of more or cords, than 100 miles an hour. Bircicntnff ligaments end mu3c?ei?. They tell of restful . comfort, c,f peaceful hlirht. an of those I Herald-Hepuhllcan- . Mi-ri- nl Herald-Republica- old-tim- old-tim- unl-servit- Lit-tlejo- A hn Fine Hid For y. p BEFORE BREAKFAST Says we ttlll both look and feel clean, sweet imd fresli and avoid illness. science has of late made Sanitary strides with results that arelat-of rapid untold tdessing to humanity. The est application of its untiring research is the recommendation that it is as sanitanecessary to attend to internal tion of the drainage system of the 'hums n body as it is to the drains of the house. Those of us who are accustomed to feel dull and heavy when we arise, from a cold, headache, splitting acid stomfoul tongue, nasty stuffy breath, ach, can. Instead, feel as fresh as a by opening the sluices of the sysdaisy tem each morning and flushing out the whole of the internal poisonous stagnant matter. Everyone, whether ailing, sick or well, should each morning before a glass of real hot breakfast drink of limestone water with a teaspoonful wash from the stomphosphate Inandit to bowels the previous ach, liver sour bile and day's Indigestible waste, thus poisonous toxins; cleansing, and purifying the entire alsweetening canal before putting more imentary food into the stomach. The action of hot water and limestone phosphate on an empty stomach is wonderfully invigall the sour ferorating. It cleans out gases, waste and acidity, mentations, one a splendid appetite for and gives breakfast. While you are enjoying hct your breakfast the phosphated water is quietly extracting a large volume of water from the blood and getfor a thorough flushing of tingtheready inside organs. all The millions of people who are bothered with constipation, bilious spells, stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness; others who have sallow skins, blood are disorders and sickly complexions, of limeto get a quarter-poun- d urged stone phosphate from the drug store. This will cost very little, but is sufficient to make anyone a pronounced crank cn the subject of Internal sanitation. Advertisement. lO PENCIL At all A r&ft1 rB& I ab-en- ce Res-Blat- Kraln ha 10.S4S registered privately owned automobiles.. -- degrees for known everv pur- Vsc' Also two copying. -- POISON SCATTERED IN sw i v. a. a a a a sa a a 1 a ? a v or m a ireratf!-Tteniiht!e.n.- 1 1 U it V it 3 HI MS. 1 KtSk. v-- . i? ja 1 Residents In the have entered I west end of the city the wholesale against (protests dogs. Many . - toefine animals... nave v.. oecilnnnnlo irn jmmsuucu ai.itliii.lnn.ia,sinnlonn promiscuously In the streets and 1 . 4 S. Department Store L. and A. (John's Dry Goods Co., Main Street. 6 S. State street. Pianos and Music Clayton Piano Co., Bakery Products Holsum Bread, made by Superior Baking Co. 222-22- 134-13- Drugs stores. Co., Schramm-Johnso- n "The Never Substitutors," five Groceries, Eldredge-Hatc- Meats, Furniture Co., 29-3- 1 United Grocery Co., etc. W. First South. 267-26- E. First South. 9 S. Main ' Sanitary Market, 4 Fish and Poultry Fulton Market, 70 W. First South. 625 S. State street. Branch offices. LaundryRoyal Laundry, 341 S. Main street Cafeteria Shay's, Co. Creamery ProductsBanquet butter, made by the Nelson-Rick- s -- Theatre State street. Liberty taction plays, Florists and Seedsmen Porter-Walto- n Co., corner State and Broadway. China. Crockery, Glassware and Silverware Callaway, Hoock & Francis, 6 S. Main street. Ice Cream and Confectionery Keeley ice creams, 260 S. State street and 55 S. Main street. Knit Goods Salt Lake Knitting Store, 70 S. Main street. Optical Co., 337 S. Main street. Optical Goods Columbian h Co., 46 E. South Temple. Photographs and 0 Dyeing Regal Cleaning & Dyeing Co., E. Cleaning offices. Branch South. Second Dairy Products Salt Lake Dairy Co., 236 W. South Temple. Ladies' Tailors The Kline Shop, suite 307 Walker Bank building. Millinery Wonder Millinery Co., 62 S. Main street. Wines and Liquors Sadler Mercantile Co., 121 S. Main street. Coal and Fuel Martin Coal Co., 47 S. Main street. American Beauty Beer Salt Lake City Brewing Co. 22-2- 156-16- At all dealers 1 rCn.xfi1 tn Ttie Provo, Feb. 24. Herald-Republic- an Olsen-Griffit- be-co-me 1 tvf ydifferent dealers t 1 for your Favorite Candidate in The Furniture In-gers- " When making purchases at any of the stores mentioned below, as well as your Receipts when paying: your monthly bills, and Men's Furnishings Gardner & Adams, Kearns building. Shoes Robinson Brothers Co., 220 S. Main street. Tailors Johnson Brothers, suite 206 Kearns building. h ''lI'ieHJ caT.-n- Salt Lake City, Utah, February 21, 1916. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION OF SALT LAKE CITY, (Signed) GEORGE F. WASSON, (Signed) W. J. BARRETTE, ROBT. H. BRADFORD, G. M. SULLIVAN, JOHN C. CUTLER, J. C. HOWARD, A. D. M 'MULLEN. F. S. BASCOM. L. M. BAILEY, DRINK A GLASS OF REAL HOT WATER .. 8 '4 $53,000,000. , y-'?- n, there are hospitals asking for data. Egypt's irrigation works have cost -- distresses peculiar to the period of expectancy, relief from mornln Provo. Feb. 24. Funeral services for La Mar Hoover, aged 19. son of Mr. whichu93m EO mrr9 of tbat apprehension with mazy ronns women's minds and Mrs. William IT. Hoover, who died burdevd. H Is a splendid help. Get Monday evening of spinal meningitis, ft bottle were he!d In the Second ward chapel r.earest of '.Mother's Friend' frcm your drtirlt. Aslc your husband to ret today. The speakers were A.Archie foe yvo. Then write to Cradfleld Huttle. Ttishop Joseph Co. 409 Lamar Bldjr.. AUanta, Ga Kdward Farrer. Thomas N. and was fwr-- t: ;?riaJr.?ry tandiome ant Pishon I. IJL Nelson. MusicTaylor book. shed by the ward choir, Murray Ro- It Is rLled with surrestlve instructire Ideas rrcat bert. Miss Llla Ritchie and Albert fcip to all women interested in tieofsubject f maternity. And bet of all are some let. Southwkk. itini. l - N; -- f X- "v'' great-grandchildre- In re-por- OGDEN Salt Lake Officer Wins Reward of $400 by Arrest of Idaho Fugitive. vA'f x I .ddree. ti-er- o Y. INFERENCE -- Ida.o Katlwav company 1. I !. In operation M.irr-pi i n r r '! tt rwa;:avT Klin.-rt'i. operawilt he a rhange tn the tnt.-north-mud urban other -. tion ofThe . r n tt I .f-!car-"- . wae of Kite Points. t tlarrtsvtlle ,v t ;' trains t new whed'lte for u:: I trips e.i h will trot id for hrr' .v la ';v t Adi-lind- c J it-"- AT B. tlertId-F!epiht;e- T J J Herald-Republica- Crop Improvements Explained by Prof. A. N. Merrill; BRING $15,000 Women Hold Session. HEREFORDS Irlel. rl iFARNl EXPERTS SPEAK - e T V - vicinity. wi! n .1 if In-fliw- !iii"l ff-'ii- 1 vsT. TO BLACKFOOT JAIL - ,- utr . v v. ',0, y v A - ir!, WEST IS RETURNED THE SCHOOL CENSUS TAKEN IN JULY, 1915, SHOWS THAT IN the Salt. Lake City school district there are 26,347 school children between the ages of 6 and 18 years. The school population has increased 1000 in number for each j'ear in the last five years. The number of school buildings in Salt Lake City is not adequate to house all of the children of school age in the city. In a number of buildings the congestion is so great as to seriously interfere with efficient work; in others the principals and teachers are forced to seat children in halls and in basement rooms lighted by artificial light and illy adapted to study purposes. Last year, because of the lack of room in which to accommodate all the children, and because it had no funds with which to build more buildings, the Board of Education was compelled to and did purchase and is now usiug sixteen portable frame schoolhouses. While these portable buildings helped to relieve the congestion for the time being, necessarily each one could take care of only a comparatively small number, and for obvious reasons they are at best only a makeshift. The fund derived from taxes each year for building purposes is not enough to enable the Board to keep pace in the building of school buildings with the rapid growth of the city's population. In other words, the school population is at the present time growing faster than the tax fund for school buildings is growing. The only alternative which the Board has, therefore, is to submit to the qualified electors of Salt Lake City the question as to whether or not the electors desire to have the Salt Lake City school district issue bonds for the purpose of raising the funds with which to build the required buildings. It is not now a question whether this method or some other method is the more desirable one for raising ths necessary money; the only question, in effect, is as to whether or not the qualified voters desire to have the necessary additional buildings built. There is only one method now open in which to accomplish that result, as the law now stands and as the building fund from tax sources now stands, and that is by a bond issue. The proposed bond issue, which is $200,000, is well within the bonded limit of Salt Lake City school district as fixed by law, that limit, based upon the assessed valuation of property in the school district, being approximately $595,000 over and above that which is now outstanding. If the bond issue is voted favorably, the Board of Education will purchase" one school site west of Liberty park, upon which it now has an option, and will erect a schoolhouse thereon; it will also purchase another site and build another schoolhouse in some one or another section of the city where the need is the most pressing and where the building will best relieve the overcrowding in other buildings. The Board is quite content to submit the matter to the qualified voters of Salt Lake City. 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