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Show THE 14 HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1916 N, HOPES TO REGAIN HEALTH AETEP I34TH OPERATION REBELS ACTIVE IN FIELD WHILE SUINGJFOR PEACE Reyes and Contrcras Continue Operations While Negotiat- ' r Spring Weatables for Younq Girls Established in 1859. Walker's have solved the problem that has been perplexing many mothers. Realizing how nearly impossible it has been for many parents to get just what was wanted for the growing girls of their family, wc have gTeatly enlarged our juvenile shop, and have put in a complete spring, line for girls from 14 to 18 years. Party Frocks and Afternoon Dresses developed in filmy nets, Georgette crepes and taffetas. Also tailleured suits of serge, poplin, poiret taffeta Back- Necks PtidOPEteATI ON ght Arm I ing Vith Carranza. and checks. GOOD GOODS Paso. Tx.. M.irch 4. Canuto Ttev nl Caiixlo Cnntrras. rebel t ' n mrrvlnsc on active leader, iiavesouth of T'lrrcon whll ulntc for peat--e lrnin wltli the Car-rtri- n rj a onllni' to Kovtrninfiif, received here tonlsir. Jleyes, before attacking I'lcardias some Just tlrno affo. enteral Ylllesca and took as turKenn (oreis;r.TH ntned prIonrr ml fr.tnf. He thrritcncj to both of thern as Amriran.i. It wa .nld. out tbey wer save i lin ficrn.in rn Merits claimed trteTi as f"l!o' countryman and paid a ransorn of $.0o. This exploit Wdj carried mit while a from Iteye1 wan on rnf."pni;'r thn to Jwura to procure trrme'ty for wy t hief. prorr.l.--.of amThlt IrnurK'nt nesty wn Kiren yesterday. also has been seekt'ontreras, who have proposed is ing pail ainnesfj. officials tcounter to '..'arrarn terms of If will lav fwrt hi arm. Prices Range From $12.50 to $25.00. (Second floor) T!I tratlns New est Wash Goods Ir.for-Tnatlo- f IICHT HIP' i i LEFT BackZlGHTV ffut Six OPERATlOflS 1 Season's Newest and Best Styles, Finest Silk Materials. Every thtnfr the newest and best In wash and In such variety that you will have no weave, trouble In getting; the weave that vvtll most please your fancy. The fact 1 that Walker's have the most complete assortment In Utah. Only One of a Kind The newest and most sought material for under-muslin- s. A big shipment just unpacked. Soft fin- Pink Lingerie Cloth. 1 e orltnar to the Information trouj:ht r ere. nnlr on onSitlon tiiat Currami v ut appoint him frvrnor of Duranfo rancf rd glv him the wllllon-aer- e also etiruilated Santa C.'atillna. that the villa;; 4 of hi I'uer.raftm In-an nnd that dian fnllowr he Immense tr.tr t known a the Negrete ranci) he turned over to them. i ilia lirniirv i . I itrre. Advice ArU., M.t r h pougl.. Kl ton U hi from that j V ...! t to t aJvan lni: the f..rrr. f n ti t rtown, ntiti teref hnt f . r offirlal at rr.ir. anf mf !'!--- f t a t A.ru trait with ot to of the d"u fa'-tfffovernment irrt?o-iitoruht for ru ot;ti . thry iUI. f ri-tnit-.- i Sl-rnfini t. v woiilf ( I a Trr.i?Irr for re Arizona. tl'ie ;rcal to IM at l.imlf iubIii C ity. II. Villan-fnr!h 4 I. here. Ntv irt3t ?tir ronsul I'ftrr.ir.w tonitrht t'mt h hal rerelvl n jff'-i-"tl'trsram frm thntttatml. Kelit 'lfv. t;'f,t tr, 4ia. rajftrrr was In that rlty. turn wltii arttr.s: a rhlef itnl AcTitlar r.-Illj for rti:. jford;tt: to t' rortstjl In-- f Tighx Knee! X.XG OREFTATIOfiS 1W i w LT ished and moderately priced: 36 inches wide, per yard. 15c. 40 Inches wide, per yard, 35c Fancy Wash Voiles, Yard, 35c. New and fascinating. A wonderful array of color combinations. Seeded voiles, chiffon voiles whit and tinted grounds; large and small floral patterns, cluster stripes, candy stripes, and sport stripes. 38 inches wide. None Sold Before 10 a. m. 1 , 1 ; r;rt. . Tre I ft-- Monday , ".. i.-- t i r Harry Sruythe and diagram showing how his body has been mutilated by surecons knives in 133 operations. T. IUIS. March 4. Harry Smyth, and an Inalld chair, undcrcrolns about n that the most rheerful anl host knoxrn tte t f m . fr S will patient In the nndriro hi rlty hospital, one hundred poon and thirty-fourtfor the reoperation moval of a section of decayed bone. It xvlll be the under uti-Iether. Th- - others wereoperation performed chloroform. that hope Smyth" followlnjr U.lt operation he will be to return to hi home at 3653 it venue, and eventually may nrrnathn. hi old occupation as a railreiuiim . road nteiM-respress clerk. (mfrtrnn I n!er IetH he 43 year old hi .mythe who will J. A. net Tipertrr. Wlf, March l.- -Ir. ha Mrtndav, paise.1 Ttene. form'fljr a pr;(.tr,ent hMpfrlor part of hi life In bed. Hothewapreater born vet " has t rn at Macallan. on a phywirian. near farm Ind.. Kvansvllle. and the for of rn the Mrlco. r("a?t the perfect health of a farm boy J I thre yiar. i to he n'i.ot at Wn-ri- .. until the ar of when he became lost author-Itie.4'arranza Miri'i by tht In the woods and wa found two daa lveI to ref tr.fSJal rrrll!Hg later bv a search party, starved and r. J. A. .!am. forhere toitay byr hf.If frozen. f Flert". a pariri-merly of the bone et In In to!r ii.i. irom Tuherulol after t.u experience Rn, for !.err.me ronntM , mediately ten there ;in.l Superior years he kept to hi bed i.rthencst with on- - of the f.rtio:, . n, h cnth l er :; i wi per-tnitt-- ed en-Joy- ie !, - 1 M-Tt- c.m ha .Af'.jm t t aieal an effort tn l.nit-- d to MVr who will attorney Stat- - anthoritl' ivI-m- - n' i t. he ha terlo. in'iranrp tb.Tt Rhodes attentfted to hti;rh;Ttd and kl? her nhll at her home on buslne fa.t week. Mrn. Hune said she vtth:lrew the complaint to avoid aK-n- VOTE TO CARMEN ml-lnvali- d. i ll-- n. rmiriAixT. tiiTinmwv March The ImportIt. rty.ram to fn abrupt4. end-i"kisstnir c.u" tn I'Kuri here today when Mr. William hunce v.tthdrew her complaint rharKlnn ";u!t with lntnt to hujc ana asr.ntnt J. V. Hhode. a klV .J sixty operation For the next thirteen period. ytar he wag a but managed to hold a as express clerk with the loulsvllle Job Sr Nashville between railroad, running St. IauIs and Louisville. It wahi durinpe this period that Smytho mat life's romance anl married the woman who ha stuck constantly by him ever ttlnce. He noticed a package In h!s car addressed to a Louisville lrl and wrote hi name on !t with a request that she serd him a post card. In on followed that resulted Correspondence hi next run to Louisville. marriage Smythe went to the city hospital the second time April 27 last. Five operations have been pevformod since then and he confidently expect the Impendone to bo the laft. He Is the best ing known patient In the hospital because of hi ninny disposition. He occupies his time crocheting many novelties, which he gives physician and nurses. ; j STRIKE; HIGH COST OF LIVING SOARS NO HIGHER, STATISTICS SHOW Retail Prices for Household Commodities Fluctuate, but Return to Same Level at End of Year, Says U. S. Report Bulletin No. 14. showing the Tetall price of the principal article! of food iorty-:iv- e industrial cities of the United State has been the United important States I bureu of labor statistics of the department of ltied by Threaten 1n Tie f tret Hallway (labor. This one of a series on retail prices published by 'bulletin, which Line of Unl lnton. the bureau, shows for January to June. 1914. and January to June, actual 1915. and also summarizes prices d retail prices from 1907 to June. 1914, for the V,ahlnKfor. March Jater figure showing 131.1. tho course of prices period in the United States are now m d condiTclors emmotornn-for September, 'available Th-sployed on the rtpltat's two street railshow that price, A a whole, in September. 1915. were 1 figures to trlk line voted today per eent less way In eirly J91G. and were tho same as for the year 1914. than w a e a; and shorter hours. The lowest pednt in thoJanuary. for htTher nine month of 1915 was reached In March, when prices Th strike wa declared officially be- ' wer 5 per cent lower than In September. Trom July. 1915, to September, 19 15. there was an increase of 1 per cent a. m. gun at " In the, r.rlce of all articles eleven of the seventeen articles Tite striker are mm!er of a union declined In price and four combined, same. Tho two articlen whieh in- remained although the 1 r.ffillated an recently organized hre a marked which vr' rnad wi'n the National Amalgamated Aso-- l j.jmpc(1 '? per rnt,l0 jarKeiy season particularly egg due to change Inadvance, In September. 19J5. however, prices showed a decline, from September, , ciattor, o' street Hallway un-i vein ii i vrri p me same aa tor reptemier, laia. Sever;! t,)t. M1v" table shows for nine month of 1915, January to September, following th rump.inles demand for an Increase incliT-lv-The e. the relative price of each of the seventeen an hour. wl:h shortc r t articles and also the :iy f nt re,at,ve' rrlce of the seventeen articles combined and weighted I.omt. and yester.lay according to In ,h Aevfint families. consumption om worklngmen's h.ih tn ?vr rrs until retail of IlMlve "t the melt principal article of food on the 13th of each rr.hiniwht for an month. January to prices September.Jnn.1916.Fe-b- Inclusive. (Average price for 1914. 100.) hn snd m.t id the; .Mar. Apr. May June July Aug. Sept. compiled I co:npanieg 15 1 5 mmed 15 15 i: if, 15 15 15 Commodity. f.)loTe !elion ti 95 fS 97 Flrioln 99 101 103 steak 9i 102 102 ately. Hound 94 95 93 95 98 steak 99 101 101 100 Th niaxlm1; n w.i?e row paid I S V Itlr. roant 97 98 97 101 101 100 10') rent an hour. f"J 94 93 9 tThuck roast 95 94 97 97 95 97 98 9 97 !h 97 97 I'late boiling beef 97 97 m.i s 4 M 90 St iin: 95 Pork chop 94 96 103 98 9 A 97 94 dividend of 10 cent- a Bacon, smoked 97 98 99 99 98 t a or the Ham. smoked r. i i!.n 95 93 9" 93 9 94 93 96 h.ir'fj"nrtf',v 95 9 0? 98 97 of tl.e Silver King 97 97 9 board o. directors l.ard. 91 94 pure e - ' 1 ten .MtMn-93 95 9S 97 99 i'i.io!iUli-.yc 96 95 tr mmp.irr 131 1S3 Th- - ilivtdend. 132 119 16,- - Whet flour 113 l::o 14 125 Ija a:;r't;ting 104 104 Zi4. ; wt:i t dtxtrthntel 103 meal 104 14 J'4 103 103 l'4 April 1. 9 73 It: 7 74 74 9 b 78 hd a 99 a 99 to Acr.irdlnie 95 lf4 10; 98 95 93 93 Hutter. creamery Jrn.ir clentlt, 7 7i 79 S3 91 of wiitT evaporated from the Potatoes. Irish 73 78 75 firth 101 111 10l 113 m mii t 115 117 117 at d rereturn In 113 109 granulated Sursj. th-. mo 34 9 99 I'D 91 9S 98 93 98 but it yenr Milk, fresh 68 9G 95 All commodities f'jmblnfd. . 101 97 before btr:r evaporated usii-i- . 100 9? 99 in mcii oi -- p-- " y K ( i ; ti'i rt-l- Made in the U. S. A. No collection of foreign weaves ever equalled these new creations from the foremost of American looms. Walker's are justly proud of them, and they are receiving the praises of all critics. Cretonnes for all range from 30 to 48 inches, and purposes. Widths 20c to $2.00 per yard. Edges and prices from fringes to match. ORDER WORK. We are well equipped to do order work. At your request we will send our representative to your home and You on any drapery or decorative work desired. figure may be assured that all work is of thd Walker standard. Newest Yard-wi- de Fancy Silks at mmm Fancy Taffetas and checked Louisines, Plain color and changeable grounds in both light and dark effects. Pattern stripes and checks. For shirtwaist suits, waists or dresses Fancy Silks at 91JS0, $1.05 and $1.85. t f t pvy I New Wool Velours, Special Per Yard, $3.00. The very newest weaves and all the rage taffetas, Pekin striped Mostlychecks and faconne silks. satins, shepherd striped assortment of most wanted colorings. All Large full yard wide. New arrivals. for and small plaid Large colors; also blak and white. Inches wide aJid will cut to best advan- suits. spring and sport in combinations Full tage. 50 32 and 33 inch Corduroys, Yard, $1.25. Special Perseason Taffetas, Per Yrard, $1.25 and $1.50. 36-in- ch 4wmJ More favored this than ever for coats and Kport suits. Choice line of spring colorings and white. Wide wale. Also showing for the first time in Salt Lake the new pin-stri- Not a- wanted shade missing, either in plain colors or changeable effects, for street and evenIt is not possible to show ing wear. Alsoatwhite. the prices. better taffetas - ' J M" pe p . -; ke iii!n:i Ir. i.tiu;. rii'-efirti- t r- l ;rn Alleged Swindlers Fail to Make Hit With Chief Shores ! 1- -S e t I t-- I n r.'r-T- ir? REALTY FIRM CLOSES rllri Uwltlri Amussen Securities Company Acquires Title to Entire Main Street Tract. The Amussen Securities company, with office in the Hotel Utah building. 21 i:. South Temple, procured yesterday from Mrs. Mabel 8. Preston, wife of W. Ii. TreMon, her Interest estimated to be worth $15,000. in the property at 62-- 4 3. Main, estimated to be worth $65,000. On the property is a two and story building, which is occupied by the Hr.ddart Floral company and a shoeshine company. It has a front of thirty-on- e feet on Main street and extends back to the south wing of the Luxor hotel. The Amussen Securities owns title to the whole company now tract V. J?. Amussen, managing director of the company, says that the propwill be held us an Investment. erty Other property Involved In the name series of transactions Includes an interest in tho Rich bulldins property at Main and Center street in Logan. The Amusftn Securities company also has a parcel of property 100 feet acquired S. Main in Logan, by 225 I fet at 34 new star.ear the which which tion; a also a parcel of property Tront of Feventy-tw- o has feet on Center street in Logan, about a block from Main. "The property which the company the- interurban stahas obtained tion In Logan is nn ideal location for a theatre,'' said Mr. Anmssen. "Wo Intend holding thi property in view of Interesting" theatrical persons. "Many inquiries have Leon made in Salt Lake, pertaining to property in Logan, whl'.h is Kroning an a commercial center for its surrounding country. Logan is situated in a valley so far from other shopping centers that It may be considered a natural bust? ness center for that pnrt of the state, and the- Interurban railroad I consider to be an important factor In Its one-ha- lf Stop Headaches, Sour Stomach, Biliousness, Bad Breath, Bad Colds, Constipation, They're a Treat! Cascarcts is Best Laxative for Men, Women, Children 20 Million Boxes Sold Last Year. ilr .r a:.d . ir.g ou You will !n wake ny feelin;?experienced? fit and flno. tascarets jour l ead dizzy, your tor.gue o,t .'., treath! r vrl:e or sicken like salts, rills l to n;rt lour. I'on't stay and calemfl. ..ftetisi e, a:i that They act sonave gently and you hardly realize blliou" n-headachy, tar.en a constipated you you tret a box a t hart ie. Mothers should trive cross. full clf cold. Why tbii't of Cascarcts from th- drug tore and Hk. 1tliouH or feverish children a one or two torsiKht and enjoy the- who'e i'acHr-- t any time . they act :t1'cat, gentlest liver and howd cleansthoroughly and aro liarinle;-!- Straighten u;'.which owei Her.-.ov,.- - list- - i k. k.-c- ; n-- .' j i - PRICE 10 CENTS j XAS CARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEER intc-rurba- n-a- - r - Two 'Dip' Suspects Held After Presenting Checks at Clothing Store. XT' $1 5,000 PROPERTY DEAL Enjoy Life! NEWEST CRETONNES shown, in any one store, a better variety of the most desirable of the season's We made our purchases silks than at "Walker's. early and saved paying the prices to which silks have now advanced, so we assure you our prices are below any competition. e irn51 White Nainsook, Per Yard, 15c. inches wide. "Zaldee" grade of the Japanese Soft finished for women's and chilproductions. dren's wear. (Annex) 40 no j ; $3.95 to $19.75 It Silks for Walker's Quality Superior There are larger stores and larger stocks in the United States, but in city are i i and 3S. DISPLAYED ON SECOND FLOOR ONLY. i hun-clrr- i Smart styles, inches wide. Will be extremely fashionable this summer. All new effects. Heavy repps, fancy welts, broad corduroy pique, broad diagonals and serge effect gabardine. ne need rro New White Voiles, Yard, 35c. New White Skirting, Yard, 50c. 3o The most wonderful values in silk waists that we have ever been able to show. Their real beauty and value cannot be described in type. Women who admire aid appreciate the best that can be produced in waists will pronounce them the greatest values they have ever seen. The elaborate embroidery work on practically every bodice in the lot challenges admiration. The materials include the newest silk "La Jerz"; also Georgette crepes, crepe de chines, tub silks, fancy silks and a few imported voiles. Two-tocombinations, striped effects, white, flesh, pink, peach, beige, etc. Sizes mostly 34, t i Newest effects. Best styles for spring and summer. 38 Inches wide. Embroidered and wide stripe effects. See Window Display. 3G New Dress Linens, Yard, 60c. Inches wide. Irish makes. We have them in profusion, and in a wide range of colors. 36 j I DEAN, who gave h!a and who is known to the police as a veteran "dip" and confidence man, refused to make an explanation to Capt. J. J. Roberts last night, before whom he was taken following his arrest at a local clothing store. Dean Insisted on seeing Chief Shores, "where he could nquare It In a minute." he eaid "Howdy, chief. T em pinched and want you to get me In right." said Lean. Chief Shores took him by the arm, led him to the cap-to orders tain's office and gavesame time he lock him up. At tho ordered the booking of Charles who was arrested with Ambrose, Dean, on a charge of attempting to worthless checks In pass alleged the clothir- - store. Ambrose is 33 years old and rancher. pave his occupation as a he Is a The police, however, eay man. Both he and Dean confidence had check books. The men were arrested by Sergeant N. P. Pierce. Careless Use of Soap Spoils the Hair Soap should be used very carefully, if you want to keep your hair looking its best. Most too oaps and prepared contain much alkali. Thl shampoos dries the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and ruina it. The best thing for steady ue is Just mulslfied cocoanut oil (which ordinary la pure and greaseless), and is better thnn the most expensive soap or anyelse you can use. thing One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly. moisten the hair with water and Simply rub it in. It makes an abundance of rich, out easily, creamy lather, which rinses every particle of dust, dirt, removing nnd excessive oil. Tho hair dandruff dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp soft, and the hair flno and silky, bright, lustrous, fluffy and easy to manage. You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at it's very cheap, and a any ounces will supply every few pharmacy, member of the family for months. slon of it is only temporary, and that the technical advantage remains with the French, wrhose lines continue G ALLIEN! IS SATISFIED WITH VERDUN OUTLOOK VICTR0LA SHOP OPENED Soundproof Iteceptlon Room la One of Featuren of Store. The John Elliott Clark company has opened a Vlctrola shop at 150 S. Main, which has a soundproof reception room leading off the main store. The acoustics are especially adapted for the testout of Vlctrola machines. Speolal ing "DARIS, March 4. General Gallieni, minister of war, has told the commis-sio- n Victrola programs will be arranged for on military affairs of the chamber of deputies that he is satisfied patrons. A rest room is included. The finished artistically with the situation at Verdun.' He gave details of the reserves of men and Vlctrola shopTheis offices are on a mezthroughout. 7 stocks of ammunition now available zanine floor. The company will carry a complete line of stock, doing wholestarted to deploy from Military writers say that it was In columns wood sale as well as retail business. on the and the at right keeping with all the precedents that same time a division advanced on the the Germans should attempt to reduce village of Vaux. The latter attack salient of Douaumont plateau, for this failed with heavy losses to the GerI , key position must be taken before solid mans. progress could be made elsewhere. The The Frenoh artillery fire was so attack began after a long preliminary fierce that evening that the Germans 'Oats-i- t' bombardment on Wednesday. German were unable to push attack on any point of the Douaumont plateau. They "Look a' There. If You Don't Think profited by the night, however, to bring Wonderful for Corns!" Just up masses of reserves and the fighting It's MAMMWDONTYflU begun with renewed fury on Thursday. "Bless my stars, look at it! Land During the morning and the afternoon livin'! Why, just lOok at It! That the desperate onslaughts were made by corn came right off just like peeling Pomeranian and Brandenburg regi- bananas. Put your finger on my tee. SEE YOUR CHILD IS ments. In the first and second attacks the assailants, who fought with great bravery, reached the French barbed wire, but so fierce was the hall of bullets SCK CONSTIPATED from the machine guns and rifles that d the legions melted away. The officers rallied them again and i to more no were left until rally. again Look at tongue! Move poisons The third attack began about 3 o'clock in the afternoon. It was even from liverand bowels more violent than those which have preceded. For more than an hour the at once. Germans came on in serried ranks, regardless of cost hurling themselves held the by the Frenchridges against Mother! Your child Isn't naturally men. At last the defenders' line wavcross and peevish. See If tongue Is momentatwo but ered at only points, a sure coated; this is sign its little stomach, liver and bowels need a rily, and the counterattack, thedriven "Did You Ever See the LikeT No Gerhome with the bayonet, drove at once. cleansing Wonder GetsIt is the Mlggeat When listless, pale, feverish, full of mans back to the shelter of the Cham-brettSelling Coru Cure tn the World!' doesn't cold, breath bad. throat sore,stomach-echravines. Hardamount of the eat, sleep or act naturally, has The Germans then resumed the bom- right there don't be afraid that's it diarrhoea, remember, a gentle bardment, the skin is? Well, ploughing up the ground and feel how smooth corn liver and bowel cleansing should always was. Well, that the rocks with hundreds that's where the be the first treatment given. pulverizing the That's all!" way "Gets-It- " beats was of The California advance shells. fourth of big Nothing equals Syrup on all corn, every corns, every works a for children's briills; give Fige" made after dusk by fresh Prussian of curway time. It's the new, simple all the gades, and in a few hours the who had e troops good-byreplaced to all corns. You'll say foul waste, sour bile and fermenting ing and the afternoon foolish contraptions like bundling morning food which is clogged in the bowels engaged in g out of the system, and you have attacks. After desperate fighting they, bandages, sticky tape, plasters, passed such as and a well and playful child again. All managed to get a footing on the, exsalves, "Gets-It- " children love this harmless, delicious treme of the plateau, and pushed knive3, razors and scissors. in 2 seconds. Never "fruit alaxative." and it never fails to forwardedge on the north stop3 pain. Applied houses the into to stick to, hurt or fails. Nothing effect good "inside" cleansing. Direcof the village. on the corn. tions for babies, children of all agee and side press The Germans now hold .Douaumont "Gets-It- " is sold everywhere, 2oc a grown-up- s are plainly on the bottlo. litbut the French dominate them bottle, or sent direct A by E. Lawrence home. village, In. your. Keep it handy. eaves a sick child to- from commanding heights. As the sides & Co., Chicago, 111. Sold in Salt Lake tle given today as the world's and recommended morrow, but get the genuine. Ask your are fairly evenly matched it Is likely City corn Schramm-Johnsobottle of "Cali- that the village will change hands best for a by remedy druggist fornia Syrup of Figs," then look and more than once before the battle ends. Drugs, 5 stores; Z. C. M. I. drug departsee that It is made by the California Waterloo Pharmacy. Advertise . .. The experts say that German pojses- - ment, ment Ivertlsement. Fig Syrup Co." Douaumont Village, Which Germans Now Hold, Dominated by French Guns Hard-aumo- nt "Well, Should Say DBES Work" of-th- - gray-coate- es e, tea-spconf- ul, . . toe-eatin- grave-digge- 50-ce- nt rs n, e |