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Show THE HER GERMANY ASKED, MAMMA! DONTYOU 'GUILTY OR NOT?! Inquiry Sussex of Into Sinking SiCK ii at tongue! Move poisons - - ' v . -- " 1 ' ' - vW - -- nrr - -- : "'tfc. tea-spoonf- ul, -- fy..v-- - ; ,s :! ' " - fwrt f . v. - ; v . v. ; re--ie- t .... , u ' . :. .'j". , : s v, ' T . , 'v c : ..... ' ' v v :.. . ' - ' sit , j dt-r:ni- ; tl-- pi i-- r.O-ce- - f-- pre-ble- f us ! war-mkln- sr ! nt 1 4 " ' Teople frequently attribute to failure of the digestive organs conditions that are primarily due to inactive bowels, apply remedies that from their very ad nature are more apt to aggravate than to relieve the disorder. When the bowels act regularly the stomach is in better shape to perform Its allotted tasks and can usually be depended upon. To keep the bowels in condition there Is no more effective remedy tfian the combination of simple laxative herbs known as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which Is sold in drug stores for fifty cents a bottle. Dr. Caldwell has prescribed this in a his over for quarpractice remedy ter of a century and it is today the standard household remedy in thou- sands of homes. Mr. Thomas DeLoach, with the department of the interior, office of Indian affairs, at Washington. wrote Dr. Caldwell recently that "Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, is the best laxative I have" any knowledge of and ' SUFFRAGE CAUSE iJ NVSIGA1N rri!lrs n c clr-ur- ti - -- ailr.t te it t I . 1 t - rrllni. . - tIi-.v- ilmn i f. . nt r-- f!r?t-lian- : un-Ur- lemssatisfactory of is th reason whv It seems to "That transportation. be m that the shipping bill should pressed toto an early paasatr. and I w rite express the hop' 60that the today No. for the Snatt Joint resolution Investigation ofantransportation byIn railthe way may find early for opening Its considbusiness of the House eration. "I did not put this on the list of which I suggested bcatise It legislation did not In my mind fall undr tho head of legislation nt all. but only of Incidental action for the purpose of laying the groundwork for future legislation at another session of Congress. "The railways of the country are bemore and more the kev to Its coming to successful Industry and it eeems wo me of capital Importance that should lay a new Kroundw.rk of actual the necessary future regulafacts for tion I know that vve all want to be fair to the railroads and It absolutely seems to me that the propo.sp l Investistep toward the fulgation Is ofthe firstdesire. fillment that "I hope that you will agree with me that this Important matter can be dis-in any spokes to posed of without w are now the wheels that putting of legismake go around In the mattr trying lation.'" riTT.UA fiKTf niPOUTAVT POST. 2. Senator Pitt-ma- n Washington. March of Nevada was elected today to the vacancy on the foreign relations committee cnused bv th death of Senprob- COMPANY IN FANTRY Turkish Advance Base East of Suez Canal Raided by British Aeroplanes. t.ntcn. rat.l atrial ul su"rjf Turkish ndvanr h.s March on th A 21 C mlleii rast of I In a Ueuter ranal. Suex. reported The raid wan from Us'atli airman on March 24. iiia.l pt th t:ir-!-H.ana- h. u by Hrllih IVrty homfa wt dropped on th Turkish camp, which waa net on fire. hit th rwrvolr and th uihr homhii rrected hy th" Turks In th months. la!on f wItrltlsh d airman routed a body of Turkish Infantry. Ie-feet. he ap-- t rndlni? t within reached th Turks from behind and or fire with hli machine sun. The Turku fled In panic. All the aeroplanes returned In safety, havlr. if flown jonie 20 mtle. It has of HritLh airmen. become praetl to attack over tho whn ftjlna- hostile by and spraylnc ator patrols disperse th-with machine icunfire. Shlvly of Indiana wlnrle-hand-- m .n! dsrt. - 7 ZVI 'mm liii It saves your money as the powder saves your the measuring tube on every can of teth rlyimi Til PrtpartJ by a Doctor of Dental Surgery Send 2cstamptoda7for a ctnerc-n- trial packr of either Perfect Tooth Powder or Dental Critm to Dr. 4 s Lyon'e I. W. Lyon & Sons, Ibc, 5G2 W. 27ta St, N. Y. City . "1 ,.. GIVEN SET-BAC- I nfrt 7.20 A. M. 120 A. M. 8.15 A. M. 9.30 A. M. 11.00 A. M. 12.05 P. M. 2.25 P. M. 2.30 P. M. 3.30 P. M. 4.30 P. M. 5.15 11.45 11.45 11.55 11.55 11.55 P. M. P. M. P. P. P. P. Cch jaximhy rs. A rrtv Dally. Valler ana Intermediate (Ma1a4 alto, arriving). Oeden. Denver. Kansas City. Omaha. Chicago. Oca en fMatad. polng or.ly). Pocatello. Ashton. Montpeller. Paris. Overland LI ml ted Ogden. Reno, Sacra mcolo. Ban Francisco. Orden end Intermediate. Pacific Limited Ogden. Omaha. Chicago. Ofden. Lotun. Boise. Portland. Seattle (Liutte also going.) Angeles Limited Omaha. Chicago. Denver. St Louis. Overland Limited Omaha. Chleairo. Denver. St. Louis fSan Francisco also X-- oe departing). LTtgham. Cache Valley. Malad and Intermediate. Ogden (Denver. Omaha. Chicago going) (San Francisco and liutte also arriving.) Ogden Poeatello. Maho Falls. Ashton. Og-de- 5.55 P. M. 5.55 P. 11. 5.05 P. M. 6.C0 I 31 Selling H. T1IOS. DeLOACH, the cleaning up guaranteed by its use relieves every organ." A bottle of IPr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin should be on hand in every home for use when needed. A trial bottle, free of charge, can be obtained by writing to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, 454 Washington St.. Montlcello. III. PRICES: ) don't know how MAYBC you it Is to be an actor! Of course an actor has plenty of for they all belong to one; "company." and of course the company is prettyit near like one big family, but then Isn't home folks and that's what makes the difference. And a difference surely Is there. If you don't believe It. go and ask Ancyn McNulty of the Wilkes Stock company, and see If he doesn't tell you that his loncsomeness Is "somethln fjerce." but he won t hardly fVll you rhat until his change from earnest expression will seriousness to one of pleasant anticiand then he will begin to repations, it seems late that on next May 21 Hiee. an awful way off now) he expects to forget all about being lonesome, sister Marguerite and Mamma M him in Salt Lake, Xulty will be towith show 'eitt around. and he's going And this Is how it's all going to come who is one about. Marguerite McNulty, of the prettiest girls vaudeville boasts of. and who Is playing over the circuit In a sketch called "Theo with Miss Idlard." in company Marlotte, is omlng to the Orpheum theatre here for a week's engagement. Mrs. McNulty, mother ad-of loth of the ycung actors, has been vised of their coming here, and In reto urgent Invitations has agreed sponse to come all the way from the east to see her son In stock and her daughter In vaudeville. The last two seasons the were players In tho "Within youngsters the Law" company. "She's the cleverest girl in the world," Ancyn remarked the other evening, and he's on right If the advance reports probably Miss McNulty's cleverness can bo taken as any sort of a Dniices." be-cau- (r-phu- ne rn Har-rb-tt- criterion. SAY CHARGES AGAINST BRAND ARE PROVEN Counsel File Brief, Summarizing Testimony Heard by Senate Committee. km$ OILS, OOP 8.30 5.05 5.00 11.55 A. M. P. M. P. M. A. 1Y1. 12.10 P. M. 815 A. ot M. A. M. P. M. P. IYL P. M. A. M. "La Ilolieme," April Tucs. Mat., 2 "Spanish p. m. "Madame Butterfly," "Snon flakes." vtlth April 4. "PagllnecV Coppelia' in 2 nets. m;ats xow ox salk. PRICKS Poxes (seating: 6) ?40, ConsideraWashington. tion of every proposed constitutional amendment introduced in the House this session, including those for woman nineteen prohibition and was suffrageof and a minor others character, the postjudiciby poned indefinitely today ary committee. The vote was ten to nine. Suffrage leaders who vainly sought to have their proposal voted on separately declared tonight they would continue their fight until the end of the session, if necessary. They maintained that they 2S. :) (seating 1st Balcony. cony, controlled enough votes in the committee today to Insure victory If the other had not been Included in the questions motion. If possible, they will bring the issue to a vote again when the committee meets Thursday. Little hope for a favorable report from the present committee is enterhowever, by the members who tained, woman Chairman favor suffrage. Webb Is opposed to the amendment and he recognized Representative today Carlln of Virginia to make the post- jponemerit motion, while Representa isconsin and Moss of tives Nelson of West Virginia clamored for the floor. Prohibition leaders have made no announcement as to their future plans. None of them appeared before the committee and it is considered If their proposal will te resurdoubtful today, rected for any other purpose than to block a separate suffrage vote. o, THE HERALD - REPUBLICAN orchestra, Jo. ?4; $4. $2.50: 2nd Bal $3. $2; Gallery, $1. Sniinway Piano Used. 3, $2.50, MOVIE COUPON West eeonil South near Main TIII0 1IEST OF VAl'DKVILLE lillADOX lim.ST MIL GOOD FOR ONE PART OF A and liia own company, presenting "The Girl." Billy .MeiDennott, Tom Smith and Ralph Austin, Miss Mary (irny, Sam Iturton, t'orelll and Gillette, Travel U nntl Orchestra. e-- UNIVERSAL MOVIE TICKET When Kly Daily matinee ;uc. 2:15 p. m., 10c, 25c, p. m., 10c, 25c, Members of Chinese Assembly Start Movement to Out President. n Shanghai. China. March 28. Thirty-sevemembers of the national assembly, in a long telegram they have sent to the diplomatic corps in Peking, declare that Yuan Shi Kai, by proclaiming himself emperor, violated his oath of office and rendered himself guilty of high treason. "His duplicity in between the roles of emperor and president," says the message, "is child's play, and we solemnly pledged ourselves to deprive him of his power and not rest until we have attained our object." and Chang Hsun, Lung Wilkes Stock Co. h SEVEN KEYS TO BALD PATE" Mats. Thurs. and Sa.t.. 25c. 15c, 25c, Nights, 60c. 35c, Every Monday free souvenir 15c, night photo. Get tht whole series. ng IK- gig playing Geo. 31. Cohans best. 3Ij.stery. thrills, surprise, fun. g 3 m .Now AR A M O UN-- p rlL ni Tili jT U CLARK In a return engage- si ment of IL lj m Bray Cartoon Ditmar's Zoo South America Travel Pictures. Continuous, 12.30 to 11 p. m. Furniture Popcorn Spchi'r's Shoe Judge building. Vandyke-Davidso- n J p ButerStt ON THE five George Kliot's famous story in Haracts of Telling Situations and 1 rowing - '.motions, starring clever A N D 1 KSOX WATTilPR" XJAIIM 'rPT? HTT'RT.PTl I J XJ1JJLIX WW Hilarity by the Vogue Comedians. Cranci Theatre 7 and 9 April 2, 4, 6, Mil. WAl.TKltS PltKSKXTS CORIANTON BY (HIESTKS U. BEAN. Assisted by lesrM. Erickxon, Cluff, 3Ilssea Stuttx nnd Hale Universal delight has followed the of this great Book of jresentationMormon Play. First three ro vs reserved free for the old. folks. Get tickets at box office. Prices 50c, 25c and 10c. Evenings at 8.15. Cos-prav- e, ' Week-Knder- s" Dancing Wednesday and Saturday Evenings. Perfect Floor. HELD'S- - Perfect Order. MILITARY BAND w 380 . Sev-Fass- ell S. Grocery. 619 E-E. Fourth South ' South. IuIse & Sons. 703First S. West 'lelnpie-ClementJ. Yost, 124 W. FirBt South Cafe. 1061 Twelfth South. PROVO. UTAH. - O. Thornton, druggist West William Provo City Bakery. W. National French Cleaning Co. 106 Co.. W. LOGAN. UTAH. Cheney. Economy Supply Co. and AMERICAN FORK. UTAH, Second CcomiS" Drug Co., Fourth South E. Fifth South. G ' Scatphilllps. 224 W. Greenife'. 56 E. Fifth South fa. Salt Lake Cleaning & Dyeing. 265 260 S. State. Co.. 80 E. Second South, navton Drug ohnsn & Erlckson. 118 E. Second DusUnDrug Co.. First South and First South Shepherd Grocery. 17S E 26o W. North Cash Grocery, Leary's wIllTcelepharmacy. 401 N. Second West. William Blair. Groceries. 104 fa. SevHardin Mercantile Co., 375 W. South WTlnHrrick, 170 W. South Temple. S G. "Spencer, 240 State. Wltherspoon Drug Co., Fifth East and Broadway. T M Butler, 462 E. Second South. East Drug Store, Whitworth's Eighth 802 E. Second South. Third East Drug Store, Whitworth's 301 E. Second South. Co.. Seventh South and Lloyd Drug Seventh East. 170 S. Liberty Shoe Shining Parlor. Co.. 564 Third avenue. LioDrug Sherwood's Pharmacy. Seventh South and State. Vermillion Pharmacy, 401 S. Ninth East Waterloo Tharmacy. 400 E. Eleventh Drug Co., E street and Sixth Avenue Sixth avenue. Eightn West West Side Pharmacy. and Second South. Ninth Last an Acme Pharmacy, Tenth soutn. Grocery, 1123 E. Twelfth Thompson South. Repairing Co., 1115 E. Progress Shoe Tweirtn soum.Co.. 2110 S. Eleventh Candy Sugar East. Granite Dru? Co., Twelfth South and Eleventh East. s &' S. 3 49 201 ase-J"c.?r- -- Kenyon Basement Store. Drug Co., EdMaHogan. Grocery. HooeverndDruUih-Co.- FLOSS" OX - Shoe Repairing Shon ' Templeton building Fourt" ast and Fourth Standard Shoe Repairing Co.. 155 E Broadway. A'enth F1astardS Grocer5r 2ro4 S. Paragon Co., Stand. ModShoo Repairing . 31 1 G a complete ticket admitting you t0 theatre FREE of charge. nppp Greenewald " aj "THE MILL station. REX. Logan. UTAH. REX, Hyrum. Smithfleld. ELITE. Tremonton. AMERICAN, Salt Lake. VYNER, HILLYARD, Lake. Smithfleld. LIBERTY. Salt WhvADA. LA'TONIA. Layton. REX, Salt Lake. COPPER ETELD, Bingham. EAGLE'S HALL. Carlin. ISIS, Salt Lake. .t Delta. tt PHOTOPLAY, Salt Lake. PRINCESS. AAxxiv. TjnlTVTiTl?rTT O P E R A EMPIRE, Salt Lake. Pocatello. hex, HOUSE. JITNEY, Salt Lake.House KAYS'ILLE a1s1S' Jalackfoot. PRINCESS, Sugar ORPHEUM, Blackfoot. HOUSE. PALACE, Magna. Preston. OPERA ISIS, HAPPY HOUR, Murray. FARMINGTON ZEUS, Preston. HOUSE. COLUMBIA, Provo. THEATRE, ELLEN, Provo. PRINCESS, Provo. hoSIe. malad W 1: Ll?VSE- tooelb'operaSEEMORE, Garland. Tooele. Richfield. JOHNSON'S, REX, BON1TA. Huntington. WYOMING, Evanston. EKO, Price. NEW KEMMERER. KernIRIS, Murray. VYNER, Providence. merer. HIAWATHA. Hiawatha, VYNER, Richmond. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. Martin Coal Co.. 47 S. Main. 55 S. Main. Keeley Ice Cream Co., S. Main. 70 Salt Lake Knitting. Owl Drug Co., 103 S. Main. Shiplers. 144 S Main 33 J? s t WXLD1 LOWER &-- JF at any. redeeming HERALD-REPUBLICA- Today and Tomorrow 1YJ.Z1 1916, THESE BUSINESS HOUSES WILL REDEEM N COUPONS. HAVE YOUR COUPONS EXCHANGED FOR TICKETS EMPRESS jj rri.f-i.IVi- -. 1, THESE THEATRES REDEEM UNIVERSAL TICKETS TONIGHT 3 Hl evenings s:i5 The Ernest K. presented before May 9flJ PART MIHAXO ItltOTIIF.US in their Flying Torpedoes. ACCUSE YUAN OF TREASON Washington, March 28. Counsel for the opposition to confirmation of Louts When your glasses need adjusting D. Brandels as an associate justice of go to Paynes, who is absolutely the supreme court toaay filed .i brief rsin?ible. For more than 20 with the Senate Judiciary subcommityears he has been doing reliable tee, asserting that they had proved that Mr. Brandeis had violated the work. His customers have full concanons of professional ethics of the fidence in his skill. American Bar association, had made false and misleading statements, had been guilty of duplicity in the performance of his professional duties, had represented interests opposed to the public welfare and had been guilty of sharp practices. The subcommittee probably will vote Saturday on its report. The attorneys who sicned the which purports to summarize the brief, 1300 pageg of testimony heard by the committee, were Austen (J. Fox and Kenneth Spence of New York. The standard of professional ethics which they charge Mr. Brandels with having violated Is on which forbids a lawyer In whom confidence has been reposed by -- Big Headline's -a client thereafter accepting employment from others in matters adversely affecting any interest of the client with NEW BILL TODAY! respect to which the confidence had been reposed. The attorneys say they A scintillating Kalaxy of pretproved Mr. Brandels violated this canon by his conduct in connection with ty girls. - pretty music, new mid (omrdlnnthe bankruptcy affairs of James T. l The hlnruest InuxhinK bill of Innox, the Warren will case, the the Raiun. I'nlted Shoe company, Machinery I'quitahle Life Assurance society and "THE OFFICE the Gillette Safety Razor company. False and misleading statements or GIRLS" acts of duplicity are asserted to have Dixie Balllnger-PincbIn With been proved the Harris. Belle .Mont roar, William CralR tind hearing, the Boston and Maine merger n bevy of shapely molds and ... fight and the New York and New lever comedians. litigation. Under the heading of proof as to RUCKER AND opposed to the representing Interests nets welfare and of pracpublic sharp WINNEFRED tices, the attorneys refer to Mr. Fnteriainers de line. Brandels conduct In the 5 per cent advance rate case of 1913 before the interstate commerce commission and as GALLAGHER AND to his appearing as "registered lobbyCARLIN ist before the Massachusetts legislature for the liquor interests." In their travesty, "Before the K. .Mast. Ills conduct In the Old Dominion Cop- case criticized is the by per attorneys,; HARRIS AND KNOWLIN and as "other instances of Mr. Brandels' Two clever cfrls n n il n piano. midden And unexpected change of po- sltion' they refer to the Consolidated KEEGAN AND Gas incident and the price mainte- ELLSWORTH nance Incident. 4 Offering Th Kven If there be doubt as to the standard of professional conduct of Mr. THE HAWAIIAN DUO Brandels, the attorneys claim that his Instrumentalists and vocal nomination should not be confirmed, lts out that eight former pres- They point Identa ot the American Bar associaTHE GIRL AND THE tion have protested against confirma 9 GAME tion and that the only former presWith Helen Holmes In tbe tiident who appeared In support of contle role. firmation had known Mr. Brandels only shows dally. Three slightly. Price Cents. Selected varieties 3 - year - old rose A: 7s3T 63 E. 2d So. bushes. Dal lev Sons Co., Advertisement. lit , Evening-- 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50 SALT . LAKE THEATRE Zen-ateli- Chi-Kua- Hp veoing Max Hablnoff, Mnnnglng Director. tional Amendments. see-sawln- S and $2.00. Gallery unreserved, 25c. Matinee, 25c, 50c, 75c and $1.00. POSITIVELY NO PHONE ORDERS. prominent Chinese generals, have declared their neutrality in the hostilities between the Peking government and the Yunnan revolutionists. PAVLOWA BALLET RUSSE March f for sR Seats House Committee Postpones MAltfil'imiTi: M'XIiTV, .ttarlotte In Cnntlng vlth Harriett Indefinitely AH ConstituLollard. The u , iafirsee Kf?:m&-- 1V BOSTON GRAND OPERA 4 P. t 8.15 iTwln Fall, also arriving-.Tocatello. Cgden. Idaho Falls. Butte. M. 10.10 S (Logan. Wellsville and liyrum also arriving.) M. 7.40 Ogden. Ely. Sacramento. San Francisco. Paclflo Limited Sacramento. Ogden. M. 2.10 tian Francisco. Ogden. Bols. Portland. Seattle. (Twin LL 10.20 Falls also going.) Cltr Ticket Of tire. Iletet ttofc. Ttrbeae 3Iala IS. Butte. ,n i D. W. GRIFFITH'S WORLD'S MIGHTIEST SPECTACLE K ftiii-mnkiii- UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TIME CARD c nrir Elliott and Sherman Present v ' 3 7 nFn:cTi-,-- r MLY at-ta- . um numpi i Return e nt ld l I ", . rerun riinmi r mmiT -- ' from the Stomach With Regularity 'i ? - m n 1 Salt Lake Important to Disp ose of Waste CONSTIPATED MVr'Hn'i"! From Pas 1.) iritPnate i V.nl h xiM it hM. a lvl'iv,"""f t ofcur. th putlou of ?!other! Your child Isn't naturally t. " would not he l" the United Hee If tonpue Is men cross and pv visit. wa the known that It until finl Is a sure sin Its little coated: this of rlKhts the f"r vloUtir.t; stomach, liver and bowels need a r"(njltJe Ji'inf ity. the prlrr l;de- - of Interna- cieanidnK at once. Klvcn When listless, pale, feverish, ' full of tional liw, t" solemn puncold, breath bad. throat sore, doesn't lfcn by t,rm..ny. actually eat. sl"i or aj, naturally, has stomach I h ularrhoea. mmbrr, a Bentl e no. urn, anl t rw. administration h,n fntil t bowei cleansing should always liver h taken b.j tlr first tlon will ji-what treatment plven. of It If Hilly dent that any NothlrK enusi-- "California Syrup of In eithe roncfrnni FIk"" for rhlldren's His; give a uhin .trine wj and In a few hours all the ., rv-trough ti;e circumstantial aour bile and fermenting wat. vldn.elrrly Indbatc the foul fool tvhlch Is cloKKed in the bowels contrary. out of the system, and you have apassed and playful child again. All May LIT Mnitrr Ilefore r'omrM. wll llclous Jove this harmless. Sti'-- ii a Mat "f affair. offinaN say. childrenlaxative." and It never fails to "fruit will h met when it ,krlv If further effect a ood "Inside" cleansing. Direct honbI Hi' tl. Presi- tions for dv children of all ages and .i;mri the brrkinp off Krotvn-un- s babies, on the bottle that are dent to plainly f with tierrnhny It handy In your home. A litKeep npt'.rnntitle given today saves a sick child toI w uld sjo before (on-(crr t your morrow, bvit pet tho genuine. Ask"Calit hi. nnl lon; Htiiifir, bottle of for a druaclst n nn the is la!lnc ut to It. and look fornia SyrupI of Klgs," then ha full author- see U'hfithe California the mad It that by ity fn t ik ff relation, h rf.i!ht Flsc yrun Co." Advertisement. tl at u h tin Ai t (iimntt lnevit,My to .ar. anil th'Tfor woiiM would htm-loMiiCat-fully to Inform of the th t'.mir", nt. a Mep. lakln? nrh nffi.-Uof the adminAnvr- istration thr ape.tr to he a differf th courf ent OF RAILWAY CONDITIONS shi'il -I ti tnlti ;irt'n .hotild p'r'i Germany iny rrafulMtity for th ka. and tr, AmTl-apovfrnmt nt find rnnvln'-lnithat thy e.tdenr of German aubmarln1. wrc th worts bell-Importance of Transportation In jtuh Horn official that ra f h. Problem Emphasized in Letof of 'i.fen wnull Male f'nttd ter by the President. t h. f dlidrrrnitte re-vramf Jutlfy !uch it n that otf.rr.i d not fel action would r.o jut t f ! '.l i:. M Hon... treIn Pr:ldnt' President March 2 Washington. Wahlnsft'n I emocrallo Leader rlns'tt arrir1 to .idvlr. wrote Wilson Iritr f.it.y ninl In; r.iiltatsly w n t t h Klfhiii of th House today urging Whit llo-wh'r ,; cnnfrrfi wit!: onldrntion f the shipping bill and thPoik of th th '.,iinInr th for resolution rrv Investigation of othr official-ptt" l(f;artrt;'nt i ratlro.i llotransportation conditions. The thoroughly familiar 'i)lnI govern-mrriof th railroad resolution was not Included In with th r at Insth with th onfTfil Von having '"hanc-llorgislatlve program laid beforo the Ithmnn-Itotlt- r Democratic caucus last week. th. vlsi to Hr-lin- . lurtnr hi Tli 1rsldent'a letter to Mr. Kltchln J H m Kivln th l"rrllnt follows . "In considering th program of the Infort iti.-rwhkh will asUt session there are two matters which tlii" I'pitol Stat-In Katmnc an mo to stand out mon promtan.ttritc of th attltutl of Irltn of- sern to than th rest as matters in inently In "otor.ol trill remain ficial. lfoujio which time. pres.".. vfn though they V n ahi f ton until Thursday. should not t deemed to take precedence in Intrinsic importance. "It would sem as If the who movement of our tnade and Industry waited SINGLE AIRMAN ROUTS on solutions of our -' Well Known Remedy j Relieves Chronic Case Coming to Orpheum! from liver and bowels at once. 'J-- " i Look and Englishman. CAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29, 1916 LI SEE YOUR CHILD IS S. at Berlin Made by U. ALD-KEPUB- A. B. Wm. Thornton Co American Fork Drug bakery.' SMITHFIELD. UTAH. W. O. Anderson. TREMONTON, UTAH Waldron & Harris, Gen. Mer. Thompson & Scott, drugs. HYRUM, UTAH. Home Mercantile company. MURRAY. UTAH. Murray Mercantile Co., 16 S. State St. Murray City Pharmacy.140 S. State St. Murray City Bakery, MAGNA, UTAH, The Toggery. Union Mercantile & Baking Co. Oiyrapia Candy Co. BOUNTIFUL. Bountiful Drug Bountiful Feed Co. & Grocery. Rampton Drug C. Co. & M. Co. FARMINGTON. Farmlngton Bros. Stephens Adams & LAYTON. Sons Co. TOOELE, UTAH. Economy Clothing Store. William H. Vowles. Tooele Standard Furniture Co, P. V. Morrell. SANDY, UTAH. Sandy Mercantile Co. MALAD, IDAHO. R. T. Owens Co., Ltd., Gen. Mer. POCV- - TELLO. IDA. East Center. People's Market, Model Bakery, 341 E. Center. 439 E. Center. The Fair Store, N. M. Eldredge & Co., East Center. N. R. Eastman, East Center. ' the Jeweler, 344 E. Center. Smith, E. W. Larson & Co.. 348 E. Center. Peterson Book Store. White Hardware Co. Main Electric Co.. Pocatello. PRESTON. IDAHO. Economy Supply Co. -- Falm Pharmacy. 10-20-- 3O ! HERALD-REPUBLICA- N WANT ADS BRING RESULTS s |