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Show THE SHIPPERS SEEK Provo Man Named Engineer to RATE REVISION jj Water Succeed E. A. Porter j They Discriminate Against Utah Fruitgrowers. '1 r i' - ' . jf ' k i, 14'- j 1 fever-ishne- 25-ce- c. c. JAcori. t rlrer ;Mls?isIppl Aftssonrt river - ... .7i T'xa Oklahoma & i'F Colorado s of the rallrond P.epresertatt agreed to submit the request to tht-Iireneral offices. The shippers are- consome relief. fident' th y 'tll obtain lower declare, that unl ftetght They rates are granted Utah frittsrorr of busines s. will he compelled to k- r out Present at the mnf 'nc-- ' were J. A. general Beeves, p. li. Gray.O.assistant S. J. H. Man-lagent of the freight leld. assistant grnral freight I --and ike of the Salt pa.saer.per agent Henry Co ihm. chief of theA.Ore-It.Jloute; Line traffic bureau; treti-h- t fnn ShortOregon Snort I.lne the shipclaim ajrent; ant rtr-s.ntlstate horticulpers, J. Kdward Taylor, tural Inspector; I. P. Smith. Farmtng-ton- ; J. C. Knu 1on. P.righam City: M. Koylanc'. Provo; J. E. right. m.ni.i-ge- r Osfden; J. M. McGregor, trafficassociaof the Utah Fruitgrowers" l'leaj-ana.i.d W. II. Homer, tion; Grove. .- -. r - I: rf U'il-l!a- m CC. packing Ode Adopted at Conference Held at Mate Capitol. Regulations for labeling and packing" the 191S fruit crop were d!icued of fruit shippers and at ft conference state food department officials of the and city health department, held In the office of J. Edward Taylor, state horticultural Inspector. The food depart-of ment officials obtained the views the horticultural men and will promulthe regulation later. gate Present at the conference were C. Smith, state dairy and food Inhis deputy; T. 1 spector; P. H. Connie, the board of city Irvine, representing state hortihealth: J. Edward Taylor, cultural Inspector; L. F. Smith. J. C Knudion, Brlsham City; Vllllam it. Koylance, I rovo; I. M. traffic manager of the Utah "Horticultural association, and V'. II. Homer. lIasant Grove. He-fc- er Far-Trflnsft- on; Mc-Hresr- or, MOTHER DIES IN FRANCE SUICIDE'S BODY the Salt Iike water resource division of the United States KeoloK-Icsurvey, to succeed 11. A. Porter, wb. resigned to accept a position with a number of fc'evler river Irrigation projects. Mr. Jacob ha been assistant to K. C. T .a I Cue. engineer of the hydraulic United Ktates KeoloKual survey and Message From Denver Identiwas appointed engineer in charge of the Arizona water resource division of fies Prospector Who Killed the survey with, headquarters at Phoenix, Self Six Weeks Ago. He Is a irrad jate of Brig-haYoung at Provo and the University university of Utah. A message from Washington which was received at the local office After lying unidentified In the S. D. of the survey announced his appointment as successor to Mr. Porter, He Evans morgue for more than six Is expected in Salt Iake shortly. weeks, the body of the aged prospector who shot himself at the Ideal rooming- house. 3775 W. South Temple street, TO CALL CONFERENCE February 3, has been Identified as Jack Pulver, once a mining man of Tellu-ridat HNALLYCLAIMED e, Colo. ON The undertakers received InformaVOCATjONAL STUDY tion from Colorado yesterday which practically assured them who he was. Additional Information that will posBusibly be a motive for his suicide, is Specialist From Federal within a few days, according: to the undertakers. reau of Education to Address expected The man is thought to have ended reasons than were his life for other Salt Lake Teachers. mentioned In a brief last message which was found In his pockets. He D. II. Christensen, superintendent of stated that he was "Just a weary prosthe Salt Lake schools, was notified yes- pector tired of life." William T. Bawden, specialterday on by ist vocational education of the THIRD LECTURE TONIGHT United States bureau of education that he will be In fait Lake March 21 and the that may proceed Llent. W. F. Sharp to Talk on Arnvy to arrang-- superintendent for a conference of teachers Oritantsatlon and Training:. and principals on vocational and manual training work for the afternoon The third of the series of military and evening- of that day. lectures being- given In connection Mr. Chrlstensen will arAccordingly with the citizens' training- camp will a. local conference all of for range teachers of manual training- and voca- take place in Barratt hall at 8 o'clock tional arts and an effort will be made this evening-- Lieut. TV. F. Sharp, U. to hare teachers of this line of work S. A., Instructor-inspecto- r field arfrom Idaho and possibly Ne- tillery In Utah, Colorado andof New present Mexvada. As to where the meetinKs will ico, will speak on armv organization. be held, the superintendent Is not pre- Preceding his lecture Capt. W. P. Walyet. Arpared to make announcement U. S. A., Instructor of the Nafor a suitable place are lace. rangements tional Guard of Utah, will talk on the to be made later. disposition of troops for duty on the The topics to be considered at the Mexican border. meeting- are; "Problems of Manual - - - - . - Arts Teachers and .Supervisors." Kducatlon." "Relation of Samuel IteeelTpn Jorronfol Manual Art to Vocational Kducatlon." ewhoe Mr. Bawden will hold a number of 3ienis;e oo After letter conferences of this sort In various of fod Cleer. cities of the wet during- the spring numrnc-and and Superintendent Chris-tenre-an San-tjIsaac mother of JIr.NewhouseNcwhoui. rrutsested of thla city. d!d of conference here. him to hold such bronehttS morninsr n t her yesterday Far is. For a number of home sh maintained her hfmp at COAL RATES CONSIDERED years Villa. dAvry. & suburb of the French d Marnon. rapttal. 1aThe I'hat'aii SineMarnci Me. Traffic Conference Also Ilenssed whtrh was one the home nf I'jjs XVI. Plaints of Jobbers. has r n her residence for fifteen vars IX II. Gray, assistant general freight Nw-houit and It was there ho died. Mr. has the DtKOn .Short Line, agent of from wa shocked at the newit of hl. returned was be where Hjokane. mother death, a onlr a few da). men In conference with traffic officials of h received a lettr from her ttlllnn the Railroad & him of the Rood health she was company and traffic O-In Navigation of the Union Pacific system Mr. Mwhout wa.fw bornIn In Germanyh fficers to rate on coal from Wyoming regard 3. elchty-nlntfiZl. and her to points in the Pacific northfields August Khe came to the ln!td west. A number of matters, including-rateHtafes ;er. ou commodities handled by Jobyear npo and WUkebar re. Ia. It was bing houses in Halt l.ake. Iloise and settled met and married leastf New. Spokane and the conflict in territory tbre she In tit dtith she Mlleired by Jobbing houses In Poise and aftr ur r d to l r r nisd nlr--l!9lyear were discussed. moved Villa d Array, where she ipokan. Mr. Gray saya traffic conditions In 1atr rerr.ilrvod until the time of her the northwest country are better than Hes! 1es Mr. Nowh"'i she U 'rvlvd for eome months. tfiree of whom live by fvir ritisoxV.itft nans iu:t.i:.si:i. In I'wris. where thy sr td with Julio? The ftnrth dauichter were army In W and II.a. Leonard llkesbarre. Mrs. Newhouse arretted (Joodman resides room at In the last night , w I. ere they are alleged wn prominent eoclalty In her attbur-ba- n K.ldora to have been operating- a poker and bunko came. SerKt. N. P. Fierce says v.r. Ttiu vw n ot. and Ionard had "won" $S2 tjondman n. J. Jester, a rancher, employed a from a victim and that he found money iinln,ue method t!.r.!av of smeartnic and a fake poker deck on the table. but town with td. Jeler hired a The men were bookedonas suspects, th Ia!-a- i their own were released eev nitd lstued later habeas corpus to the driver t after Vr been started by Attorneys ? had oul." After np tilte the tlrr- we.f k'-r.4n-Cecil and Watts. efl ho;r-at t!:--sx liMd. Hi offer to be "dropped ii a to settle by buyrejff-tedrun: ix ft:ctMi-irAX- have sxoitn. inc.. drink and 'vn it off" was Hs proceeded been of Into lire thought to "clean" all tl'.e chauffeurs on the cendiary origin was discovered by Paorner. As a re iit he was arrested t. v trolman Jorsensen In the rear of a seconJ. It. Ta r l r ar d r ha rued d-hand clothing- store, at 1047 Comkon nei and refu.!nK to pay mercial street, drun with o'clock shortl v before a. raxtca i far. last ntEht. The blaze was quickly exbut a loss of approximately tinguished, 130.. was sustained. The store was reopened by Abraham Israel, who cently came here from Butte. 'CASGARETS T "Pre-vocatlon- al - r el nr-a- r Co-i'iett- e. t- -f Oregon-Washingto- n jf. en-Jojin- s hfii, rt nr t?-.- t- ".,.--- - :. not-?!- - ne :er pro-ceedln- - rid-in- - hr " l 11-I- Fatr-drnji- -- n - 10-CEN- BEST LAXATIVE FOR UVM BOWELS Don't Stay Constipated, Headachy, Bilious, With Breath Bad or Stomach Sour. No odds how bad your liver, stomach ho weit; how nun h your h?a. aches, how miserable and uncomfortable you tnditres-t:on- . are from a cold, constlpulon, bowel.a -and slumsjlx'iv flUune"s et with Casrarets. relief always )oulinn'. Ivt your stomach, liver and bowels make yo-- j rolserAble. Take Can IhhiI. carets mnUhl; put an end to the t 'he. elt'lliousness, dl2lnesr, bad k, sour, x.ky stomsrh,. dis-trf-; ntut all other coid. offeD!lve t :r Inside organs of all tlearne matter nnI constipated the Idle,1 a th tr.: rv. nMfh prtHluclftc s A I rent bo rneanhealth, happl-rieAll and a clear head for months. I iruissrlst srll r't forget the hlblrn t(-- r little fni'is rrU a er br-.ilt- i - Caj-raret- . 4at cleans! si. two. Adverttsement. French Ordered to Resist Onslaughts to the Death Berlin. March 1?." An official communication made public here today contains a French army order Issued by Ceneral I e Hazelalre. com mander of the sector on the left bank of the Meuse river, concerning the engagement of March 7. The order, which was found In the wood of the Crows (Pols des Corbeaux ). northwest of Verdun, follows: "To the commanders of subordinate sectors east and west, Order: "Your forceit did not offer the resistance which was to be expected. Until further Information I Infer that the commander of that section failed in his duty. Therefore, he will rcmrtniartialed. "It fs ne essary to offer resistance to the nitnoit limits. We must be ir..p:r. at this moment only with one rerolutlon cither to victo-- i hold tip th enemy or to die. Artillery an i machine Rims will fire on every troop which retreats." io-is-l- y ss tional expense. " Ask for the Want Ad department. Probate and Guardianship Notices WILLES-HORN- 25-CEN- D News Ike -- Per-186- m Fri-da- . 6. Sewing by an eastern work prices reasonable; ANtd best for men's and Hyland 3186-women's cast-off-prices paid Phone now. Wa793-satch 38 Commercial street. DAIRIES R. s. Wa-satc- PAINTINGTAlPIFRAliGrNt REMODELING and ladies' tailoring by the751--day. 437 E. Broadway. Hy- land HAVE it done right Painting, Piha?v?!ngr: paper 4697-- J. Wasatchkalsmining. R. PETJDEIRY 246 S. Main. Wasatch pa- - PALMISTS DR. J. B. KEYSOR. 240 Main street. Phone Was. 6628. Good set teeth $6. ' DR. W. MOEBEST, 104 Keith bldj MMlIE mejoist 7371. AND PHRENOLOGIST. nALIST lhis famous palmist reads en- JEXPRjrLjLSSUR tire life from the cradle to your old age. as the hand indicates. Gives just you dates THOMAS FAUX, expert masseur, Chi- cago graduate. At your own home and facts, tells you what has only. Will give lessons. Wasatch 6812-passed in life and what is happening without asking a single question. She does not tell things to please, but reads things as the hands indicate: COMPARE our financial standing, in- tells you thejust you were born planets surance rate and warehouse with any under, the lucky and unluckv planets, other. The superiority of the Keyser when and where you will marry, setwell known. tles and explains love, family troubles, storage over all others is Co. Wasatch marriage, divorce. health, business, Keyser Fireproof Storage 2S23. lawsuits. speculations, transactions of all kinds. investments, In fact, no KIMBALL BROS. MOVING & STORmatter what your hope, or ambifear AGE CO. Moving. tion, come to this noted palmist and packing, storage and shipping at reduced rates. 73 S. find help. There is n0 need for anvone to be unsuccessful. Her advice removes Main street. Wasatch 2188. all trouble. She satisfacBEST storage, moving, packing and tion or no charge.guarantees Her readings are Auto trucks. Reasonable confidential. Call and consult shipping. rates. Redman Fireproof Storage Co. strictly her free. Corner Eleventh South and 1705 S. State street. Office hous Wasatch 555 and 556. State, 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Hyland 3191-R. JTRRpFTRAGE PRINTING FLUFF rugs and rag carpets made to order. Wasatch 2316-- STAR PRINTING CO. hnnk anrt 11, book binding and paper rulprinting, ing. 35 Postofflce place. Was. 1370. FJDUJST)RYJA CALL Western Foundry for all kinds of water jackets and stove repairs. PSYGNEOLOGIST SIGNS, banners and scenerv for everv purpose, brass and chipped glass signs. Chas. Peterson. Psygneologist, 20 RichJFULNJCTT W. W. WILLIAMS & SON, 168 N ards street Phone Wasatch 150S. street. Wasatch 285 6. Upholstering; PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING chairs recaned; new work a specialty. ROOMS papered, paper furnished, EITCALOGY $4.50. Tinting $2.50 and up. Hyl. 2593-FAMILY trees compiled; research JPTfJTJJRTFAMIJ work for coat of arms; papers preColonial Dames. Mayflower pared for GOOD framing for the least monev. and D. A. R. society Lucia R. Fellows, regular contribu- Bring your pictures. 330 State. W. 5050. tor for genealogical periodicals. 1342 PIANO LESSONS BY COMPETENT E. South Temple street. Wasatch 802-80- mi:. 1 R. 602-60- - L - Herald-Republica- n. ed i-- ( J. Auer-bach- RE-ceiv- k. S - ONE-MA- v 1 FIRST-CLASmilk. 14 auarts SI. We OPTICAL deliver anywhere. Phone Eagle dairy. COLUMBIAN 320-OPTICAL rn 317 Koin Choice grain and butMurray fed Rx work 'at right Dependable termilk hogs, about 100. at 10c st prices. , per pound. 12 QTS. best milk for $1. delivered Prompt service. Utah Farm anywhere. A' GAMBLE?071cIn7y? i.iPJdairy, 1324 Jefferson. Hours 10 to 4. Wasatch 52S1. TjRESMAjEONf DRESSMAKING and plain sewing FURNISH paper and paper room $1.50 per day. or at home. Mrs. J. n $2 per room. Amy. Wasatch 1923-i4LkaJleSmln,nS. t694-DRESSMAKING AND LADIES' COM-pan- s, BIRD-COWA- T p. DRESSMAKERS DRUG CO., KEY c-- FLORISTS E two-ste- one-ste- bldg.; cut flowers, funeral designs, Consult county clerk or the respective decorating. Wasatch 291. signers for further information. L. M. LAW. florist, 214 E. Second South. decorating Design work and intiieTihst Wasatch 37. my specialty. Third judicial district. In and for the County of Salt Lake. State of Utah. LOST AND FOUND In the matter of the estatef James (Classification NoJb) Neaves, deceased. Notice of sale. LOST If the nartv who found a The undersigned will sell at private black leather grip on the 15th sale the following described tract of lady's st. at 5.55 car leaving Main East land In Salt Lake county, Utah, vis: Wednesday evening will please turn it Lots 13. 14. 15, 16, 17 and 18, Grand over to street car company or phone View subdivision of Block 139. Plat the owner, Was. 807, it will be greatly Reward." "D." Salt Lake City Survey, containing appreciated. 100 square rods, or thereabouts, on or after the 25th day of March, 1916, and LOST Platinum dinner ring, set be received at the with nineteen small diamonds, lost In written bids will office of Walter C. Hurd, administra- Orpheum theatre or Hotel Utah Febtor o" said estate, room 700 Utah Sav- ruary 19 or 20. Finder will receive & Trust buildlns. Salt Lake City, liberal reward if returned to P. D. ings Utah. Kline. Phone 445; residence, 2547 Van Terms of sale cash, 10 per cent of Buren ave., Ogden. purchase price payable at time of sale and balance thereof upon confirmation LOST Beta Alpha Pi pin set with of sale by the court. diamond In center with name on back; Dated March 6. 1916. liberal reward. Return to F. T. Boise, WALTER C. HURD, Administrator of the Estate of James University club. Neaves, Deceased. $150.00 REWARD for the arrest and conviction of persons poisoning my dog. NOTICE. DELINQUENT W. A. Harrington, 1555 S. Ninth East. THE COPPER of business, room LOST Bar pin, diamond in center. 221 D. principal F. Walkerplace block. Salt Lake City, Reward. 233 Constitution bldg., Was. Utah. Location of mines, Beaver Lake 5808. mining- district. Beaver county, Utah. Notice. There are upon 's LOST Wallet' in vicinity of the following describeddelinquent stock on acstore. Return to The count of assessment number twenty-thre- e Liberal reward. (23) of one (1) cent per share, of levied on the twenty-fourt- h day 1916, the several amounts set LOST White French poodle dog January, the names of the respective without opposite collar. Reward. Hyl. 1333-shareholders as follows: Cert. No. AUCTION SALES Name. Shares. Amt. 419 Frances Andrews 1000 $10.00 ieatlon o. ft) (ClasMlf 8S William M. Ajax 2.00 200 437 YVm. R. Clark BARGAINS in new furniture; out of 5.00 500 25 James P. Fatrell 1500 15.00 high rent district is why we sell cheap; 335 Mrs. Mary Ferris 1000 10. 00 second-han- d brass beds, office furni356 J. P. & J. O. Fowler.... 1500 15.00 ture, rugs, dining tables, almost new; 18 George A. Greene 21.66 half price; terms. Michigan Furn. Co., 2166 416 II. T. Harrison 1000 10.00 430 State St., below Fourth South. 12 "Herman Harms 1000 10.00 144 William Howell 1000 10.00 buy and sell household goods. 164 Teter Jackson 5.00 O. WE 500 K. Furniture Co.. 343 S. State. Was. 44 100 1.00 1996. Bernard Marron 104 Mrs. Meta Melster 5.00 500 307 David R. Morris 5.00 500 C. E. OSTERLOH. auctioneer. Sells 273 Margaret Maglll 1000 10.00 2S24-170 Jos. K. McDonnell 3000 30.00 anything. Wasatch 62 Carl Edw. Nordaulst... 500 5.00 438 Mrs. Agnes Osborne 5.00 500 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 74 Charles Offner 1000 10.00 249 Jeppe P. Thoningr 2000 20.00 And in accordance with law and an jTJTORNEYS order of the board of directors made on the twenty-fourt- h of January, day BOOTH, RICH, LEE, BADGER & 1268. 1916, so many shares of each parcel of 8 Boston bldg. Wasatch such stock as may be necessary will be sold at. public auction at the office of HANSON, attorney at law. Walker bl!ck. 909WILLARD the company, 221 D F. Kearns bldg. Phone Was. 1994. the Salt Lake City. Utah, on Thursday, 30th day of March. 1916, at 8 oVlock B. N. C. STOTT. p. m., to pay the delinquent assessment Was. 2664. 605 Newhouse bldg. costs of adthereon, together with ofthesale. expense vertising and STEWART, BOWMAN. MORRIS & CHARLES A. WEAVER. 6 CALL1STER, Mclntyre bldg. Secretary. First Tuesday, March 14, publication 1916. AUDITING AND GENERAL ACCOUNTING STOCKHOLDERS' SPECIAL MEETING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT F. J. SULLIVAN. a special meeting of the stockholders Certified Public Accountant. of Walker Brothers Bankers, a cor416 Atlas block. will be held at the office poration, of said corporation, No. 171 S. Alain street (Walker Bank Salt building). Lake City, Utah, on Tuesaav the 21st AJlYERS of the of hour at March, 1916, day CO., 10 o'clock a. m. on said day. 160 S. West Temple, Salt Lake City. Said meeting will be had and held for the purpose of considering, and if An amendment to approved, adopting: of article 8 of tne articles that part of incorporation of said corporation, tops recovered; seats, to officer of the company cushions and tops, covers. Wellingrelating radiator so of elected by the ooard directors, ton Co.. 4 4 S. West Temple. WaTop as to Increase the number and kind 7 44 6. thereof, by the election ot one or more satch vice presidents, who shall be stockholders; also a secretary and assistant RJVENJPLATnTO secretary, who may but need not be MRS. G. E. GARDNER. 816 S. Sevand to further provide stockholders; that a vice president or cashier of the enth East. Hyland 3138. Prompt atcorporation, may also hold the office tention to mail orders. of secretary. M. H. WALKER. President. ELECTRICAL EXPERT HERE. K, W. See, chief field engineer for the General Electric company, and P. A. Baker, assistant engineer, both of N. Y.. are at the Hotel Schenectady. Utah on a trip of inspection over the properties which are controlled bv the General Electric company In the United NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. States. They both say that the probSEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE lem for the electric companies in the bv the Utah State Fair associawestern country is not the of electricity, but the use of the "juice" tion at their office, 121 State Capitol. Salt Lake City, Utah, until 2 p. m. In manufacturing- pursuits. March 22, 1916, then publicly opened and read, for material and labor reJOIN NEW YORK RAIL quired for repairing the horticultural New York. March 15. Llndley M. building at the state fair grounds. Salt of war, has Lake City. Utah, according to plans Garrison,a former secretary which are open for become resident of New York City end specifications, nt the office of Scott & and when admitted to theas New Y'ork Inspectionarchitects and engineers, No. a memher Welch, bar will practice Irw here Salt Luke City, building. of the firm of Hornblower. Miller, 202 Doolv at the office of the Utah It was announced by Utah, and also Potter and Earle, Mr. Fair association. Garrison was for- State that firm today. Each proposal must be made out on a vice chancellor of the state of forms merly obtained from the archltests and New Jersey. must be accompanied by a5 certified per cent check, or cash deposit, of of the amount thereof, made payable TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Utah to Horace S. Ensign, secretary to be forfeited State Fair association, case the bid is to the undersigned in m;v hook on the bidder does not enter A new telephone directory Is now be- - accepted and the contract and furnish a bond Ing prepared for Salt City. O ver Intosome reliable surctv company with22.000 names will appear in the new l in. In ten days after its acceptance. which will be consulted every day by in The right Is reserved to reject any thousands of people. all bids. Your name should be In the book 1 for orUTAH STATE FAIR ASSOCIATION. F. your own good. TelephonetheWas. Horace S. Ensign. Secretary. MOl Commercial Department, A Nl TAIN STATK8 TKLKPIIONF, DIVIDEND NO. 11. TKL.CGR APH COMPANY. Advert! se- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ment. a dividend of 10 cents per share has been declared, payable on April I, 1916, to holders of the issued and outstandof capital stock of the Silver XOTICi; OF ASSESSMENT. ing snares Mininir of NEW QUINCY MINING COMPANY. King Consolidated as shown a corporation of Utah,Company Place of business, salt Lake City, Utah. Utah, the stock records of snid company Notice is hereby given that at a by the close of business on March 22, of the board of directors held at meeting transfer books of the on the 20th day of January, 191, an 116. The stock will be closed on March assessment of I cent per share was corporation 1916. and reopened for transfers on levied and assessed on the capital stock 22, 3, 1916. Issueu and outstanding, of the corpora- April of the board of directors. By order to Arthur L.. tion, payable forthwith SOLON SPIRO. President. secretary of said rompany, at Thomas, G. W. BROWNING. Secretary. room 202, Atlas oulldlng. Salt Lake Salt Lake City. Utah. March 4. 1916. Utah. City. stock upon which this assessAny DIED ment shall remain unpaid on the 11th of March. 1916. will be delinquent day advertised for sale at public aucMarch 14, and JACKSON. In tills 40 years, unless payment is made be- Mrs. Kate A. Jackson, city tion, and. age SOth on the of wife of Henry Jackson of 52 S. Seventh fore, will be tosold day asMarch. 1316, was a member of Deceased pay the delinquent sessment together with cost of ad- West. hive Ladies of the Lillian llolllster expenses of sale, Funeral services will be Maccabees. vertising andARTHUR L. THOMAS, held' at 1 p. m. Friday, March 17, from of Kber W. Hall, Secretary. the funeral Hi, l :tl 6. HM S. West chapel Firstresolution publication February Automobile corTemple. of directhe board of By tege. comNew tors of the Mining,' Quincy 11, J$16, the date pany, adoptedtheMarch fJEJTERIES assessment levied Janupon which 20, 1916. will become delinquent uary WASATCH LAWN CEMETERY, was postponed from March 11 to March petual care. 1016 Kearns bldg. W. 27. 1D16, and the day of sale of destock-froMarch 3 to April linquent UNRAL 16. 1916. AUTIIUlt THOMAS, SMOOT. Funeral services over the Secretary. March 11, 1916. body of Perry G. Sr.ioot, aued 4 3 years,y native of Salt Lake, will be held at l p. in. at the Sugar ward NOTICE TO COVmACTOHS. Friends are invited to attend. chapel. Casket OFFICK OF COUNTY CLE UK. SALT will bts opened clay of funeral at the Lake City, Utah, February 2?,. p.lt. Sealed proposals will be received hI family residence, 2032 S. Eleventh East, this office until 10 o'clock a. m. March from 10 to 12.30. Automobile cortege. 20lh. ISIti, for the f urnirhiny of maSODER. Funeral services for Mrs. terial and the construction of a concrete .siphon, east on Fif- P.ritta Mary Smier, age 68 4025 years, mothS. Elevof Andrew G. Soder of teenth South street over the Jordan er enth East, will be held at 3 p. m. Friand Salt Lak City canal. Instructions to bidders, together wi'h day. March 17, at the Swedish Lutheran East and and specifications, may fce ob- church. corner Fourth plans tained upon application at the cou.it c Second South. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Automobile cortege. surveyor's office. The rl;ht is reserved to reject any SI I AW. Funeral services for Mrs. and all bids. Cannon Shaw, who died March Py order of Board of County Commis- Amanda 14 at 1146 Ninth East, will be held at sioners. March 17, ward the Thirty-firs- t (Attest) THOMAS HOMER. County Clerk. at l p. m. chapel Friends are inbeginning II. A. vited. Interment in City cemetery. Crabbe, Chairman. ed addidesired, without Wasatch 364. (Classification No.JM WANihD ERNEST LAMBOURNE, Salt Lake's Funeral de-73 dressmaker; florist, new store. leadingour guaranteed. signs specialty. Decorations. S Main. Wasatch 1516. CALL MAIN 20. UTAH-UNITE- JACOB, a native of Provo. has appointed engineer in charge t regulateTruit nt EVANS, Undertaker, Embalmer, 48 S. State; automo- S. D. AND DANCING lessons daily, 10c. WoodBICYCLE and electric motor amrir st. Beginners Cole's ward's academy, 34 Main Electric Shop, 67 S. West Temin four lessons; children's fancy ple. Wasatch taught 4513. classes Saturday. ODEON Dancing school beginners' MEALS p class. and Waltz, TJ. Two-ste- p S. CAKE sneelal rUnnoT- - 9n commences Thurs., March 9. orders and Chinese style. Charlie Hong . . ..... . ; . . 1 r.. mortuary bile servicechapel, if PATE. $1.25 per line per month. ads will receive Telephoned prompt attention. ss 580. REPAIRING F JANTJIN Temple, Realty 225-22- Phone MONTHLY' - Rat. 11.1 fl.oo , Just one application doubles the beauty of your hair, besides it immedievery particle of danately dissolves cannot have nice, heavy, druff; you hair if you have dandruff. healthy destructive scurf robs the hair ofThis its its strength and its verv life, lustre, if not overcome and It a and itching ofproduces the scalp; the roots hair famish, loosen and die; then the hair falls out fast. If your hair has been neglected and Is thin, faded, dry, scraggv or too oily, ?et a bottle of Knowl-ton'- s Danderlne at drug- store or toilet counter: apply any a little as directed and ten minutes after you will say this was the best Investment you ever made. We sincerely believe, regardless cf else advertised, that If you everything desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and lots of it no dandruff no Itching-scaland no more falling- hair you must use Knowlton's Danderlne. If eventually why ,not now? Advertisement. d) U." ??Tork Chicago .................. . THICK GLOSSY HAIR MOTOR Undertaker and has moved to new location, Embalmer, 7 S. West bldg. E. G. O'DONNELL, Ten cents per line for first insertion. 5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion; all classifications. Count six words to the line. e. - ninisJRa WANT AD RATES If you care for hair, that Rllstens with beautyheavy and is radiant with life; has an Incomparable softness and Is fluffy and lustrous, try Dander-in- - Ort-Ko- n New York l.o? Chicago ."'h' river Mtstlppl M iourl river Oklahoma I;' . Texaa Colorado as Apple- - minimum 25.00.) pounds maximum of SO.Ou') pre'-najtalnst th1Utah common points t pound. Rates ffn-n- t Asked. Rate. GIRLS! HAVE WAVY, BUSINESS DIRECTORY BUSINESS DIRECTORY FUNERAL DIRECTORS Save your hairl Double its beauty in a few moments Try this! i1 The petition of the. Utah fruitgrowers to the railroads was placed before representative of the roads yesterday,offi-by them to b carried to ths hlchrDenver Un. Route. cials of the OrtROfi Short ft Kin Grande and .Salt Lake Th fruit shipper are asking for lower representatives rates. Their the freight railroads In of met representatives A. lUevfji, general the office of ofJ. the Line. aurni freight the railroads disTin shippers claim matter criminate against I tah la toth.- dUlance of ratus. In proportion hauled they declared Utah pays higher fruit producing rate than any other rates wt re section and tables of present Introduced In support of that conten- t,Th rate asked by trtaf shipper tnrt the present rates In sonic Instance Green frnlt (straight or reltd jar-loaminimum pounds, Utah common points to24,0) llafc Present ...Ak !. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, THURSDAY, .MARCH 16, 1916 N, FREE FROM DANDRUFF Present Tariffs Claim HERALD-REPUBLICA- H 4474. rRAfJHER LATJND RY TA?TOIPp"7 IDEAL hand laundry, cleaning and Phone Wasatch pressing. 3491 S. Wrest Temple. Work 'asatch guaranteed. 5771. 1687-- RHEUMATISM CURED W. KELLOGG, specialist for rheumacures where others fail. 168 W. tism, TO get South. Wasatch 2066-Third renovating let Jim do it. The Hat Shop. 116 E. Second South. RESTAURANT GOOD things to eat at the National 22 Commercial st. Meals S. & E. FURNITURE CO.. 319 S. State. restaurant, Wasatch 3023, wants furniture, stoves 15c up. and ranges all the time. JFIAEJOjyrNG s hat first-clas- N N READL JIOTELS for 27 REX HOTEL. SPECIAL RATES NOW ON. New, elegant furnished rooms, fireproof 50c, 75c,$3 $1; with bath, $5$1.50; up. up, with bath, rates, weekly Free bus meets all trains. New Hotel Rex, 253 S. State st. TOSTORED LINCOLN HOUSE, 68 E. First South. STORAGE In finest fireproof steam 250 rooms; single rooms 25c, 35c, 40c heated garage; day anc. night service; and 50c. Special rates by week or expert repairing. month. Modern bath, 15c. Was. 3453. washing, polishing, 1 39 S. Lincoln West Temple. garage. YES, indeed, the Alton hotel. 138 S. State, is under new management. Rooms with every mod. convenience, $3 week CREDITORS AID AGENCY will col- and up. Over Wilkes's theatre. & lect your bills. 709 Utah THE RALEIGH, under new manageTrust bldg. Wasatch 1314. Savings South. Outside ment, 127 E. First cold water, steam, rooms, bath, hot and etc. Rates reasonable. PANAMA CIAFE. 261 S. West Temple. HOTEL DALY, 20 East Broadway. Best 15c meal in the city. Chicken Heated, airy rooms. Winter rates. J. 25c. us. dinner Try Follard, proprietor. 10c TJHELATETOiOKS at Horton's Circulating Library, Wasatch 5381. E. Broadway. CLOTHING NO matter what others say, we pay more for your second-han- d clothes. Call Wasatch 5235. IF you want the highest prices for 65 Comyour old clothes, shoes, trunk, mercial street. Wasatch 6755-SECOND-HAN- D SEWING MACHINES I REPAIR all makes; satisfaction 1967-- guaranteed. Thos. Naish. Was. SWANED WE pay 3c and un for gunny sacks. 816 Was. 793-Washington ave. M. STORES BEST prices paid for second-han- d and rugs. Bowers fc Evans, furniture 113 S. West Temple. Wasatch 2197. CONTRACTING, CARPENTERING, furniHIGHEST cash prices paid for 42 BUXTpjtNQ W. HIGH prices paid for all kinds of ture. Axelrad Furniture Co., GENERAL carpenter work, altera- junk and beer bottles. H. Guss, 823 S. Broadway. Wasatch 983. tions, store work, homes, buildings, State. Was. 6822-and painting. Estimates given. BEST prices paid for used furniture. roofing E Z terms. Call Wasatch 1802-430 State street, Michigan Furn. Co., KODAKS South. between Fourth FOR carpenter work, cabinet making, COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO., 337 Main and repairing call Wasatch alterations 6130-street. Kodaks and films, developing J. S. Dahl. TJGAMOFF and printing same day. A NEW discovery; cleans and polCLAIRVOYANTS AND ishes eyeglasses like magic and posiJLiAIJNTyRY them from steaming in PALMISTS tively prevents cold or warm weather; 25c per either same Work back desired). (if day o box. Address Charles N. Luckart, ADVICE, life, love, business satisNo extra charge. clairfaction. Madam Edwards-FaerbeNev., Box 42. LAUNDRY CO. PALACE voyant, palmist. Corner Eouth Lawn Office 11 W. First South. and Second West. Take Murray320--car 70 W. Second South, Was. 5287. Office ANCHORS CINCH STOVE-PIPto South Lawn. Phone Murray Office 79 E. Second South, Was. 1481. Office 33 E. Third South, Was. 3710. SECURELY holds pipes, no nails, no Works 758 E. Fourth South, Hyland wire, at Z. C. M. I. and all furniture 2562, 562. stores. Mfg. by The Patent Sales Co. 25 saves to office THE MYERS CLEANING & DYEING Laundry brought per cent. CO., expert cleaners and dyers, wholePACKING sale and retail; mail orders solicited; MOVING, STORAGE, clothes insured; work guaranteed. MASSAGE AND SHIPPING E. Broadway. $1.00, MASSAGE, vapor bath, alcohol jTMTTRUITT.'W'as. 4390. Moving of SAI T LAKE CLEANING & DYEING ' rub or. manicure. Salt Lake method. household goods a specialty. Phone 265 Madame Sol Del. 78 E. 2d South, Apt. me CO. Best work, prompt delivery. for price when you want to move. S. State 4. Hours 2 to 10 p.m. MISS DUPREE, SUPERIOR NURSERY CO. expert masseuse. CRJTANDJEIU Room 4. treatments. Baths, vibratorv & CARPET Alton hotel, 138 S. State. Was. 4733. NATIONAL HOUSE TREES, shrubs, roses, hedge plants, etc., landscape gardening, lawn makCLEANING CO. 'Jxl2, $1; vacuum A. KENNY Massaging, tub baths; ing and scientific spraying of trees. N. n cleaning. 215 cleaning and bouse James Byhower, 1783 Park st., Hyland 293. competent operators, 302-- 3 bldg. Wasatch 4256. hotel. Open evenings. SPECIAL 9x12 electric beat. 75c; SWIMMING THOROUGHLY MISS EVANS, manicuring, massage, $1. Sutton, the thoroughly cleaned, 3 Suite eastern operator. facial; ATH5HT 2300. Cleaner Hyl. Carpet Sanitary Hotel James, 168 S. Main. BY proficiency guaranteed; DOROTHY HARRIS, vibratory mas- course expert; $o. Professor Altree, instructor. INING AND RESING 36 Hercules hotel, Sanitarium baths. Wasatch 659. sage, alcohol rubs. STATE ST. PRESSERY. Cleaners 56 W. Broadway. 550 of the kind. better and pressers SEWING MACHINES RENTED State. Wasatch 5257. STNISrJITJWITZ ; SJMATZOS ;oc WEEK. Sold at $5 up. We re- ALSO all kinds of kosher sausage CHTNAJPAmTnTG 159 S. State. Wasatch 4703. pair. and milk, herring; special prices at Gold Grocery store, ltiu .: MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S studio. Posser E. Third South. 143 TYPEWRITERS China suitable Third East. Wasatch 4310. for gifts and prizes. Class and private lessons. TYPEWRITERS for rent or sale, $10 to $50. Guaranteed. Why pay more? HOUSEHOLD gcods handled with care Writ'e for price list and terms. Utah HIPrJDIST by experienced men. Auto trucks used Typewriter Exchange Co, 3C W. SecI will tell you the cost beexclusively. ond South. Wasatch 430. 1. BUTLER MARY speChiropodyEvenI move you. John McPhee Piano fore cialist, orthopedic adjustments.9 1798. Wasatch FACTORY rebuilt typewriters. All appointment. Judge Moving Co., ings bv Wasatch $5 cash. $5 monthly. Free trial. makes, 3339. building. MOVE in largest van in city; costs Written guarantee. Rentals. Wholemore; ccntract moving. Careful- sale Typewriter Co., 329 S Main. WaDR. L. ZAMBIA, foot specialist, treats no men. I do my own driving. H. Ash- satch 2761. all ailments of the feet. 47 E. First worth. Wasatch 'J.6M. Hyland 1923-South. Wasatch 5064. TRUNKS MADE, REPAIRED AND MILLINERY EXCHANGED fJOJONMENTS MADAM TOLLER cordially invites MODERN maternity home; private her friends and patrons to see the earAT Meredith's store, makers cases solicited: homes found for chil- ly novelties in new spring hats. The of leather goods. trunk 106 S. Main. Wft- dren. Phone Was. 7059. 525 Center st. Style Shope, 21 E. Broadway. satch 2717. SECOND-HAN- D J. Mon-tell- r, E J. 114-11- C Tern-pleto- j 402-10- j 1 318-1- j J. I I |