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Show THE SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1016. HERALD-REPUBLICA- N, MOTHERS TO BE LANSING PRESENT AT Uncle Sam's natural resources keep him prosperous an contented. An' of 'cm all, I reckon VELVET PAID PENSIONS Are "rayment of mothers' pensions has riot been canceled because of discovery of misapplication of the funds or any other reason and there will be no cancellations of rayment." Such In the announcement made yesof the juby JudKft K. J. .Milne terday venile court. The isame announcement va made member of the county lommlssion by and the county auditor. Th auditor reports a balance on hand 1n the pensions fund of $10,174.15 to run the county until the taxes for this year are collected in the fall, under the law, another $20,U0'J when, be must set aside for widows' pensions. There is no shortage of funds to pay the pensions. The pay roll for the present month pension Is beintr prepared bo that the pension warrants may be issued on .Tune 13. the regular monthly pay day for pensioners. The roll for this month of about $50u for the calls ns nearly as Itpayment can he estimated now. I'iFt month It carried payments amounting- to $523 and the month $530. "We have never contemplated cancellation rf pension payments." said Milne. "We could not canrel .Judge ueli payments if we wanted to. The law provides for the payment of such pensions, requires theandcounty to apthe money requires the propriate Juvenile court officials to handle the certain payments by toauthorizingreceive the money." persons worthy In March Judge Milne appeared becommission and Infore the county formed the commission that the auditor had in his hands warrants on the pension fund for about $330 which had not been called for by the motherscom-to whom drawn. lie asked that the canmission authorize the auditor to the money rel the warrants and return to the fund for future use. The commission authorize! this done and it was done, the records show. "Jn many cases." said Judge Milne, who are on the pension list "mothers leave the city ormore. get married and need there the pension no Frequently are warrants drawn for them because on the regular list and the they are court does not know of their departure or marriasre. Of course, as soon as this is learned the warrants are canceled and the money left available for some one else." be-f- - irnifi . nil rq ii mi. '"lf are learning how greatly natural ageing improves naturally good tobacco. VELVET is teaching them. or TAX NOTICE PROTEST ASPS LIVE IN POWFJ WIRES - THRIFT ESSAYISTS NAMED State Superintendent of Instruction Appoint Contestant for I'rlze. The names of ten school children es-in in the selected to ftah contest on participate the subject "Thrift," say which has been arranged by the Nawere antional Kdueation association, nounced yesterday by Ir. K. il. Gowans, tate superintendent of public instruction. Russell, Halt L,ake: They are Sterling Alice Probst St. Zetta Pearce, George: and Odetta Alder Midway; Theima l and Katie Leonard, Price; ay Steed Glover. FarminKtrn; Mildred Strong and Zetelle McCIcllan, Kaysvllle, and Veda Cook of Syracuse. Prizes offered for the contest ranpe from $100 to ?10. ; LUCY GATES OPERA TODAY LO(iA Kxcurslon via Oregon Short Line. Round trip 52.0; train at Z.Z p. rru llinlt May 2i. Advertisement. SENT TO TREASURER County Assessor . May REPUBLICANS CONCED E Holds That Officer of American Navy Ends BRANDOS His Life in Sensational Data Was Available Utilized by. Assistants. All STATION from the Salt Lake Real association that the 116 tax Estateprotest notices as mailed from the office of the county treasurer do not bear a detailed of the assessed description was referred by theproperty county commisto the treasurer, .Raysion C. mond yesterday for A Manner at Sag Harbor. Sag Harbor, I I., May 26. Lieut. Clarence Alvln Richards, commander of the United States destroyer Fanning, was killed by an electric shock In the station of the Sag Harbor Light & Power company here early today. D. Christian, night watchman Harry. him at the station, said it appeared to comthat the lieutenant deliberatelyof two mitted suicide by taking hold wires. heavily charged was one of a fleet of The Fanning war vessels which has been maneuverThe vessels were ing in Gardner'stobay.leave for Newport orders under, News "at 11 a. m. Christian said the lieutenant came to the power station two hours before the fleet was to sail and said he He was a government inspector. pushed Christian aside, and walking into tne Station, picea up wires, shock which killed him. receiving the Richards was appointed Lieutenant to the navy from Kansas and was 34 years old. report. Naylor, reA. II. Parsons, county assessor, fault of ported thatasthe matter was no are prohis office, the descriptions vided on the tax rolls and were there for11. the treasurer's use. II. Morgan of the Granite school board was before the commission askfacilities for better transportation ing the school nurses in that district, for board would be glad to lie said the $5 raise the wases of the two nurses a month if the county would provide better transportation. The commission indicated that the request would be granted. KIMS WIFE, I3AI1V AXD SELF. Salem, Ore., May 26. William L. Paterson, a cigar store owner, shot and killed his wife and baby daughter toMASONIC NOTICE. day and then turned a revolver upon soon Wasatch He himself. died afterwards. lodge No. 1, F. & A. M., will a1 special meeting Saturday, May Neighbors said Paterson had become hold 27. at o'clock p. m., fcr the purpose of mentally unbalanced over worrying' attending and conducting the funeral about his wife, who had been ill. services of Brother J. H. Rowen, late of Tvrian lodge No. 50 of Sioux City, la. of the order W. M. at Lagoon By Opening dance Saturday ' - ' A. J. LOWE, Secretary. evening. May 27.- Fare 25 cents. Advertisement. iu - - for June 26. Secretary cabinet meeting Lansing attended the today after having been confined to his home by an attack of indigestion for a week. The secretary eaid he had been able to do little work during the still illness, the effects of which heWhite showed when he arrived at the House. The state department made the following statement regarding published was reports that Secretary Lansing cabfrom the contemplating resigning inet because of difficulties with President Wilson. "This story Is part of a propaganda, the deliberate purpose of which Is to create an appearance of dissension in the government, which does not exist. The story was first born last February or March when the relations between the United States and Germany were somewhat strained. It was sent to iierlin by wireless in press dispatches. It was picked up in transit in an allied country and subsequently there. In that way the statepublished ment became cognizant of thedepartstory and Instructions were sent to Berlin to watch out for it. Apparently the persons responsible found out we were for the because it prepared never was publishedstory, in Germany. The directors of this propaganda have now taken advantage of Secretary Lansing's illness to put out the story again." Mr. Lansing personally denied that he was considering resigning as he icit tne, Avnite ttouse. Washington, EVERY JT- iew victor iieeoras Confined to Home by Illness for Week; Denies Having Thought of Resigning. is naturally the most contentful. Lacking to Meet Laws Demands. Funds MEETINGJF CABINET F'S Judge Milne Denies Report That : i A song written and sung by Caruso CONFIRMATION 'My Old Kentucky Home" by Gluck A catchy ballad by Harry Lauder Agreement Reached to Vote on Supreme Court Nomination and 67 others including 4 magnificent orchestral overtures 2 favorite revival hymns 6 delightful numbers for children 4 really amusing "comics" 10 .superb concert songs 2 attractive marimba ban3 selections 7 splendid instrumental trios and solos 4 melodious dance numbers 4 fine band records 20 popular songs Next Thursday. for the 26. Washington, May Victory in its fight to make administration D. Louis Brandeis an associate justice of the supreme court was regarded as assured tonight when the Senate agreed to vote on1. the nomination next Thursday, June Republican senators who have, been opposed to Brandeis concede tonight that he would be confirmed beyond question: that he would receive prac unanimous Democratic support tically and in addition would get at least four Republican votes. This would give approximately sixty votes In favor of confirmation, leaving only thirty-si- x opposing votes, should every senator be present. TS I Hear these new Victor Records today at any Victor dealersj He. will gladly give you a complete descriptive 'list and play any music you wish to hear. Victors and Victrolas $10 to $400. 3 Victor Talking Machine Co., Camden, N. J. New Victor Records demonstrated at all dealers on the 2Sth of each month MEMORIAL DAY AT SANDY Tarade of Patriotic and Civic Societies to Be Followed by Service at Cemetery. have been forArrangements Memorial day celebration completed at comThe people of Sandy and adjoiningSandy. munities will gather at the Sandy flag at 9 a. m. There will form pole in procession as follows:theyBrass band. CJ. A. R. veterans and cityu. council. v. ana Boy Reoi America, i. u. rcouis K. of C. and Pythian Sisbecca lodges, ters, Campfire and Beehive girls, fire automobiles the department, old people, followed by carrying the., general public. .A. Gardner, scoutmaster, with his assistants will have charge of the procession as marshal of the day. lie will also be master of ceremonies at the cemetery, where a program will be pre- The instrument-a- f Year in and year - i s 4 -- 7 1. - ' u - i j out the sterling quality of our Boys Clothing remains LJ$ ' same. Wc crowd as much value into our Boys' Suits as possible, and trim the prices as close as we can. V - i t Important warning. v sented as follows: Opening music by brass band: Invocation, Bishop A. J. Butler; selection by the Sandy choir; reading, Lincoln's L'noch Jorgen-soaddress, Gettysburg vocal solo, Mrs.byE. W. Stephens; music, Sandy school orchestra: Memorial day speech. President William D. selection, Sandy ward choir; Kuhre; school music, orchestra. Dedication exercises by G. A. R. veterans at the graves of their comrades in charge of Col. II. W. Charter. This number will include a male quartet, "Sleep, Soldier, Sleep," by Mr. Anderson and company. I ll' "J i n; 9 To insure Victor quality, always look for the famous trademark, "His Master's Voice." Every and Victor Victor, Victrola Record bear it. You instantly identify the genuine. CALLOW TO BE DEPORTED . Curbed American Flag and Advocated Anarchy In Denver Speech. V greatest! artists the--world'- Victor Records can be safely and satisfactorily played only with Victor Needles or Tungs-tonStylam on Victors or Victrolas. Victor Records cannot be safely on machines played with jeweled or other reproducing points. , V 3 Denver, .May 2G. An order for the K. Callow. an deportation ofwasHarold Washreceived from Englishman, ingtonwere today. Deportation proceedafter Callow In a ings street speechbegun here cursed the American and declared anarchy the remedy flag for all social troubles. J. A. Riner, federal district judge for Wyoming, to hear late on a today habeas corpus arguments in behalf writ ofagreed of Callow. MAKES ffoiT HOUSEBOAT FORT Half-hoDesperado Vtuht Battle With Klfty Policemen. San Francisco, May 26. Barricaded in a houseboat on the edge of San Francisco bay. a lone desperado fouglit a half-hogun and revolver battle towith fifty policemen who surday rounded his lair after he had killed Police John Moriarity. The was found dead defenderSergeant on the floor when the police finally captured the houseboat after shooting the lock off door. ur RIVER-KAR8D- CONTINUESjN SENATE ur BOYS CLOTHE the (The Standard of America.) Every mother knows that Sanipeck Clothes are by test the best for durability, individual style and good value. She also knows that they give the boy the proper bearing- that makes the whole family feel proud of tiim $6 to $18 - Other Good Suits for Boys, $2.50 to $10 vrill Here are some of the things your boy need for School Closing Exercises, Decoration Day and a lot of other days this summer. Waists Wash Suits Shoes We have a plem!Il variety of umart little cashable "lt for romping hoy The kind that bear the hard knock Rod retain ahope permanently 75c to 5 . 2 to $3.50 Xent, ftnappy, nuratuer nninii In AH sizes all colors and style. 25c to $3 The RIGHT hat on the RIGHT boy how often it's missed. The dark boy's hat on the light boy's head, and vice versa. It takes a hat stock in the first place to get this thing just right, and men WHO KNOW in the second place. . We have both. UNDERWEAR, STOCKINGS, CRAVATS, ETC. KEAENS am BLDG. N Rcsinol Stops Itching: at Once It fact that the moment Reslnol Ointment touches any Itching skin, the itching usually stops and healing begins. Unless the trouble is due to some serious internal condition, it quickly clears away all trace of eczema, ringworm, pimples, or similar tormenting, unsightly eruption, leaving the skin clear and healthy. And the best of it is you need never hesitate to use Resinol Soap and resi-nointment. There is nothing in them to injure the tenderest surface. Resinol is a doctor's prescription which for over twenty years has been used by careful physicians in treating skin affections. They prescribe Resinol freely, knowing that its soothing, healing action is brought about by medication so bland and gentle as to be suited to the most delicate or irritated skin even of a tiny baby. Every druggist sells Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment. Samples fice, Dept. Resinol, Haiti ' ol 29-1- 1, Vote Deferred on Motion to Recommit to Have Appropriations Cut in Half. . "Washington, Is a positive DEBATE R May , 26. FOR result in doubling the BANK opinioninwill the local postal bank. POSTAL Federal Announcement That Deposit HOUSE TO RUSH Limit Is Raised Meets Response. The United States postal savings Debate Shortened to bank had no sooner opened its window licans to Leave for yesterday than a .deposit of 1800 was Washington. May 26. received. The previous day notice had been received from the postoffice department by Postmaster Noble Warrum that the bank might hereafter accept in excess of $500. deposits Mr. Warrum said the large deposit of yesterday is but the first of many that will come to the postal bank under the new regulation, which in his da-pos- Permit Repub- Convention.. ReTo House to members of the permit publican leave for Chicago next Friday for the the rules commitnational convention, tee today set 2 o'clock of that day as the time for closing all debate on the navft appropriation bill. Eight hours' general debate will be allowed and the amendment entire bill will be open to on the floor. when consideration begins Ask For and GET Get the Round Package Ueed fcr V Century. Z Caution rAvoId Substitutgsffgfr . Made from clean, rich milk with the extract of select malted grain, malted in our own Malt Houses under sanitary conditions Infanta 'and children thrive on it. Agrees with the weakest stomach of the invalid or the aged Needs no cooking nor addition of milk. Nourishes and sustains more than tea, coffee, etc. Should be kept at home or when traveling. A nuk tritious may be prepared in a moment. A glassful hot before retiring induces refreshing eleep. Also in lunch tablet form for business men. Substitutes Cost YOU Sams Price ' food-drin- Malted mii - Talzo its NAVY BILL! An attempt by Senator Husting of Wisconsin to have the $43,000,000 rivers and harbors appropriation, bill sent back to tlie commerce committee to be cut in half was deferred today despite a declaration Clarke, in by Senator he was of that the measure, charge willing to have a test vote of Senate sentiment taken- at once. At the request of several senators who desire to offer amendments, Senator Husting withdrew li is motion to recommit with the understanding that he would renew it tomorrow or early next week. Debate on the bill, now in its third week, then continued. deTwo plans were submitted today to prevent by their authors signed contests over rivers and harfuture bors bills. One. by Senator Shafroth, would provide that no appropriation be the provision that passed except with the community to be benefited should pay at least 20 per cent of the costs of the project. The other by Senator Poindexter would authorize an invesengineera of the. tigation by the special on which proposed projects report would be made direct to the two comin mittees Congress which frame the legislation. Senator Clarke said that while he would vote against the Shafroih amendment, the ideas it "expressed were worthy of careful consideration and might ultimately be adopted. He admitted that the present plan of appropriations on recommendations by Jurmy engineers had proven faulty. - $800 a Pacfrao Homo |