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Show THE Forestry bead HERALD-REPUBLICA- SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, MAY 28, N, Beautiful New Wandamere Will Open Tuesday, May 30, for the Regular Season of 19 16 CHANGES MABE Red fern ' Corsets Carl B. Arentson of Fishlake Reserve Promoted to Replace J. F. Bruins, Resigned. Edison and Victor Phonographs and Records Last Minute Specials m for Decoration Day Shoppers needs may call for a dress, coat, petticoat, skirt, waist or sweater. Your Look these suggestions over. NEW SHOWING OF GEORGETTE AND last-minu- te S27.50 and fects, made with Very unusual values ' c--l J ' J . v i "" . . 1) l t k, "White piques and black ana white checks. 'ii t w f ir - " .:. - T- - .. " ? fl an Ar-vl- well-know- treason. E barged With .Harder of William Saoderrock. Freed on itotlon of District Attorney. On recommendation of K. O. Leather-woothe case of the dlstriet attorney, 1 state against Robert Rums, charged with murder in the first degree, for aliased comnilcity in the murder No-of William Sandercock at Garfield. vember II. 1911. was dismissed yesterday Judge C W. Morse. Thebydismissal was made for lack of evidence to convict. Mr. suffi'lenl Lea therwood explained to the court investithat he had made a thorough has of the evidence the stateinsufgation and he was convinced it was ficient to secure a conviction. Burn was brouKht to Salt Lake from Colo., where he was (Irand Junction. than a year after the killAjcated more of Sandercock. After his arrival ing here he signified a willingness to plead guiltylifeto second degree murder and take imprisonment. The case was then continued from to while the state sought time time evidence which it has been unable to nobert 1m Hum, ! ciii atii hoih. it x ov the-openin- IN AUTO RUN ( d, get. This park well deserves the name "New Wandamere" for the place has in reality been converted into an ennew amusement resort. tirely One is Immediately attracted by the "spick-span- " newness of the for not been skilled labor and paint have place, for spared in completing preparations concesAll sions and amusementbuildings. devices stand out with their new coasts of conspicuous even the trees have been paint and noticeably beautified with a coat of white. not fail to visit New Wandamere onlo Decoration day and enjoy the many new improvements, among which is The property held for the Church of to Christ in Topeka. Kan., will revert should there ccme the original owners into existence within the body any according choir or otherof organization, the deed by which the to the terms purconveyed for church propertyandwaswhich has just been filed poses, for record. uwrr MICMELIN-FOUNDED-18- W CI. Guests of Retiring Superintendent Christensen Dine in the Open Air. As guests of Superintendent cross-countr- -- mil 77T73 r? & ill wmm I' ll 1 111 1 J I r T IIP II M l! u i ' m : f MICHEL1N UNIVERSAL TREADS and RED TUBES arc not Just compare these with those prices yon haye been paying. '1 il Hijli-price- d! UNIVERSAL TRIAD CASINGS AND RED RJBES P-.D- Inch 33 32x4 - 35 ;i lmha ; core i H I' mn m thf ii hnt tnmada bfuat (ulfii nond em la fit II I perftoi'-y-. NSb s:-Ofy vt-c- 5 UJd JS3 $249 2S.fS 2S.CS J34x43? 3 27.3 3 J.C0 34.7S 35.79 34.7S 35.79 3S M 43. Sa 41.90 37 JSxS 44.59 41.90 37 Ala 42S S.OI S 39 27.9S CO i I SS 4 65 25 fS 25.95 33 Rl Q.D. 2i.tO 33 34 m . CSS 5.90 C.99 km af t i cUncbar pric. non-kid- ONLY-TH- E BEST SKIRTS. Some Very Special Values at $5.00. r A VAST ASSORTMENT Sport Skoes, Oxfords ' and Pumps The very newest things. Some . Decidedly smart footwear, with ivory heels and soles. These are the best fitting- shoes for the them in widths ever made. We carry Co. youngsters n Main Floor. B to K. See our display of Bridal Millinery in Broadwav window. Keith-O'Brie- n Co. Second Floor. - Keith-O'Brie- V values specially priced for Monday's selling at $5.00 Have rubber heels and BOYS' PATENT LEATHER LACE OXFORDS. INTEREST EASTERNERS : r Engineers Sent Out to Block Off Deposits and Determine Cost of Mining.' ji?2lr CQf in Stunning Profusion for Decoration Day and Midsummer Wear. last-minu- te soles. DecorationDay Specials in trinkets for personal adornment. SILK SPORT BAGS Very effective as an essential part of your holiday costume. Plain colors, striped I and checked STKRLIXG SILVER FLAG PINS Show your patriotism by wearing one of these neat pins Specially priced at. 50c Our showing- of novelty jewelry, embracing; Lnvallicres, Wrist Watches, ( hainN, Earringrtt, Belt and Shoe Buckles, and newPendants, etc. Is the est line in the city. largest n Co. Main Floor. - The new sport sets are decidedly charming:. Set consists of Windsor Tie, Sash and Pugaree for the Hat. These come in striped shantung, the 7 Very modestly nod $2.45 patterns Novelty Neckwear f or De coration D ay latest novelty. priced at j i I 1 COLLAR AND CUFF SETS D ecoration Day Owt lO 25ftar5' RECEIVED NEW VEILINGS JUST Is of to Our Reasonably priced at HOSIERY added almost every day. very comprehensive stock veilings We call attention to the new navy blue veilings in the newest meshes, 35c ami 65c Main Floor. .....V. Kd"ef.n.pAa.!.n: Keith-O'Brie- Co. n f x ; ; ; SPECIALS i WOMEN'S SILK STOCKINGS Boot leng-thfashioned ankle, large garter welt. All the popular DECORATION DAY RIBBON SPECIALS. HAIR BOW HinnoXS Dainty beaded edges, Special, yard all-colors- . Heavy, nll-sll- k Regular taffeta ribbons, 35c POLKA DOT AND PLAIX WASH RIBIIOXS value . v. inches wide. "UC&r 3'C In assorted widths. Pink, a white and light blue Our nhowlng of Sport Ribbons for Hat Bunds Special, per bolt 5 Keith-O'Brie- AWC In n very larpre. Co. Main Floor. 50c '. . . shades. Per pair "SERVICE SILK" STOCKINGS show them in the newest shades. 3-0- per'pair HOSIERY Our We 0 showing: Made of extra fine quality Japanese crepe, beautifully embroidered on front, back and sleeves. They come in soft, rich shades of purple, blue and old rose. of Special Values at $1.25. Every little girl wants a real Japanese Kimono. These were just received from the Orient. Keith-O'Brie- -- Keith-O'Brie- V ' ,?K iff ,?K y ,?K Ifl Kf y if? ,?K p If? .Jv-- (y if . n Co. Second Floor. " . .-..- gffl ftffl ' Al- - fancies is the largrest In the city. For we offer our entire line Monday of fancy only $1.25 striped and plaid regular stocks at, QQ w pair n Co.Main Floor. ' ,..4, J Keith-O'Brie- SmmM W We show all the latest effects In the most popular materials Taffetas, Voiles, Marquisettes, Organdies, in embroidered, lace trimmed Georgettes, and plain hemstitched desiprns. A very comprehensive assortment that will meet the demands of all tastes. CS fr dZL OG COUNTRY UROED Recommendations that school i teachers in rural districts be pro vided furnished homes is contained) I In a bulletin issued by P. P. Claxton, t I United states commissioner of edti- - t canon, receivpu at m oince oi me state superintendent of put lie ln-- 1 I stru tion. the value of j It is explained thatsoon would be j for teachers cottages realized in rural communities where J it is difficult, frequently, to hold any teacher for more than one term, j Mr. Claxton says that teachers in f the United States drift from place I II to place more than in any other! is made that country. Suggestion build districts rural school cottages I ffor their teachers. , s They Are! Real Japanese Kimonos for Girls. Thin section is brilliant with the nevr and dainty tliinsrs in basra. Prw : i rHere Jewelry Dept. Kngineers representing an eastern syndicate have heen In western Millard Incounty, where they have made an disof the vestigation potash deposits covered in the mountains by the Swa-ge- r brothers of Mllford. Thev will make a report on the cost of mining: ana reriningr. The deposits have been blocked out for more than half a mile In length and the three veins from four feet to the feet in width are said by conthirty discoverers and the engineers to tain ores which will produce from 17 to 19 per cent potash. The Pennsyl vania Salt Manufacturing company of aluminum Philadelphia, known as the trust, has sent engineers to the prop erty. C. I. CHne of Milford. who has been engaced in the drilling of wells the extreme western part of through the state, brought report to Salt Lake of the operations of engineers and con firmed the report that the Millard county deposits are being investigated by the eastern syndicate. As the de a long distance from the posits are railroad the building of a branch road will be necessary to connect with the Salt Lake Houte. A confederate veteran of Tuscaloosa, Ala., who was wounded in the kneee in 1864, carried the bullet for fifty-onnen recently tne old wouna years. an operation was began to troublethehim, recovered bullet be and performed came a cherished trophy of the proud old soldier s prowess. cotv-sisti- ng Wkite Hats From which to make selections for needs for Decoration day wear. White Linens. White Nubucks. Tatent Leathers, with white Ivory soles and rubberhecls. Our Shoe Department is prepared to take care of your holiday needs quickly and satisfactorily. . ch bridesmaids. , Hats with veils of Exquisite Draped for the bride who fairylikehertexture hat draped. prefers We show every style and pattern in veils, in both dress and court train lengths. The various models are draped In stock, so that you may see Just how they look. J BOYS' ENGLISH BLACK OR TAN SHOES. 36-ln- Stunniner larare Galnsboro Hats,' with hifrh crown and drooping brims, for roterlai noveltv ana main panamas. In black, navy, brown and green. Waist measures 32 to 36 n Co. Second Floor. arm Keith-O'Brie- A Beautiful Creations in White Pleated Maline With Sprays of White Para dise for the Bride. OUT-SIZ- E j TKo MlcKelln Universal Tread combines all the advantages ONE QUALITY CI ar 24 and Bridesmaids Hats Chiffon Taffetas, Imported Pongees, Crepe de Chines splendid and Messallnes. Charming: frocks and values. In the most popular shades. All sizes. A C AH special big for Monday at, each MILLARD PDTASH BANKS FURNISHED HOMES I FOR TEACHERS IN S.35 Auto Tire Repair Co., H. S. Deardorff, Mgr., 38 E. Fourth South Street. Monarch Motor Cov 13!) E. 2d So. NEW SMART SPORT DRESSES. ready-to-we- t rA Superb Showing of Brides Cw at, each tf l, IMPORTED DOTTED SWISS Regular 50c and 65o vaJtnes, 31 Inches wide Special, yard 4Se EXTRA SPECIAL One lot of white goods, of plain Voiles. Gabardine Voile and Striped and 2 Checked Voiles. Values to 50c ; Special, yard Keith-O'Brie- n Co. Main Floor. . SS s of of both the ralaed-trea- d and suction-trea- d types. Michelin Red Tubes retain their velvety softness indefinitely. Used in combination Michelin casings and tubes make the most satisfactory tire equipment. Two exquisite styles. Colors are gold. rose, green, American Beauty, white, black, royal blue and purple Extra special for Monday n. J.30 n431 x 4. fcJJI2.25. im JERSEY SPORT COATS. ALL-SIL- K 40 33 c 57 c 68c 79c, cial, yard WARXER, REDFERX, LA VIDA AXO W. B. CORSETS Broken lines of styles that sell regularly up to $3.50 Special for Monday, your C choice at Sizes 18 to 21. 23 to 36. . lows: Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. George A. Katon, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kvans, J. Leo Fairbanks. Mrs. Martha Mandell, Miss Klizabeth Bond. M. R. Kvans, Misn Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Alma Clayton, Mrs. Elizabeth Fritz. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Kesler. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McClellan, Mrs. Hugh Etta Powers, Miss Delia Dougall. Miss Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Poulson, Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Brown. Mrs. Retta Casady. Mr. and Mrs. William S. Miss Mary Dysart, Mr. and Rawlings. Mrs. J. II. Coombs. W. J. McCoy, Miss Miss Myrtle Rellly. Miss Rellly. Evelyn Helen Roberts, Mrs. Florence Loomls. Mr. and Mrs. William Bradford, Miss Olive Ferris, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Clau-se- r, Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Child. Miss I M. Qualtrough. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stearns. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Eraser. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Van Cott, J. T. Worl-toMr. and Mrs. D. W. Parratt. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Folsom. Miss Charlotte Rurch. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Derbldge, BenTom Hlggs. Fred Bagby, William nett. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Poulson. Airs. I,. II. Heiselt. Miss Alice R. Christensen. Miss Aileen Christensen, Miss Luclle Christensen. R. B. T. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Coombs, Mrs. Ira D. Travis. E. S. Halleck. - i! it I). 11. Christensen. fourteen automobile loads of supervisors and principals and other personal friends ofy the superintendent automobile made a novel run to Garfield and back yesterday afternoon. ' Mr. Christensen. who soon retires from the position of superintendent of the public schools of Salt Lake, chose this novel method of entertaining the . supervisors and principals. The party gathered at the City and at 12.30 o'clock and County building via Thirty-sevent- h South proceeded and Redwood road to Garfield. A campon the ing place hadof been arranged Garfield and there the hillside west party gathered for luncheon in the open air "Kafe Kristoria." by Paul Klrschner, chef; and Frank Bean, assistant. After luncheon the party made an Ininspection tour through the teresting Garfield smelter and learned many the ways and means of things about ore smelting Members of the party were as fol 32 . .ON THE BARGAIN SQUARE FOR MONDAY J3u' the uniaue circle swing on the water, and the new Keresall, Ostrich Farm and many other new attractions. The dancing pavilion has been made and with new especially attractive Installed and floor resurfaced. lights Is surpassed by none. Dancing will be featured this season, as particularly the best band obtainable in the state has been engaged for the entire3 season.5 until Special band concert from p. m. Opening day. Afternoon dancm. 5 6.30 to Hundreds of p. ing from varieties of flowers have teen added to the park. The admission for children from 6 to 12 years wMll be 5 cents; adults 10 cents. and 36 PLAIN ORGANDIES 45 INCHES WIDE. . . . I . TTe ' Resrnlnr 85e grade Special, yard... 8Se 91.00 prade Special, yard.. Regular $l.iO 0M5 srade Special, yard... Regrular CHECKED AND STRIPED ORGANDIE, SOe Reg-nla1jOO and 91.10 value Special, yard. This Is the popular small shadow checked and cordecU organdie, very sheer, 45 inches wide. WHITE SILK AND COTTON CREPE DE CHINE Regrular Wc C9c quality, 30 Inche wide Special, yard 2T DOTTED SWISS Regrular 35c value, inches wiSe Spe- CORSET SPECIALS MONDAY. e Plain colored and striped effects, in rose, blue, sold and green. Exquisite models in a full range of sizes. QC Striking values at w , BATISTE. wide-Specia- two-ton- EDUCATOR HOST DROPPED SLAYING-CAS- black, white and colors, In the popular short lengths. Per 50o. T5c. at anil $1.25 pair Our stock of Kayser Silk Long Gloves is 'very complete. REYNIER GLOVES. We are the sole local agrents the celebrated forleith-O'BrieReynier Gloves. n Co. Main Floor. NEW ASSORTMENT OF FIBER SILK SWEATERS WILL BE ON DISPLAY d, sec-rata- rv MERCERIZED Inches wide. Regrular 50c value Special, yard Regrular 65c grade, 45 Inches widt Special, yard Regnlar 75c grade, 45 Inches yard Regular 85c grade, 45 Inches wide Special, yard 52-9- 5 -- VOILES 3 "7 45 Tn ' been Count Tolstoy's doctrines has numtogether with a ber of others at Moscow and has been sentenced to eighteen months imprisonment. More than twenty were, acquitted after a trial which lasted several days behind closed doors. The private M. Bulga-V"f- f. ' of the great Tolstoy. towever, was sentenced to the loss or all civic rights. along with rventy-tlgh- t other followers of doctrines. d n Finnish author, The .iBTrtefelt. was arrested at his home recently for signing a manifesto as calling on the Finns not to serve was soldiers for Russia. Ills arrest made by order of the governor general of Finland, and he is to be tried for SI 50 and appreciate these values at..... ch Special, yard D. Made tf--w 36-in- sport 'style, with patch pockets and button front. You will J , h, STRIPED, CHECKED AXD EMBROIDERED widths Regrular 45c grades, In Special, yard CREPE. LACE AXD LACE STRIPE VOILES Inch widths. Regrular values to fl.25 KAYSEIl SILK GLOVES. Always you wjll' find the newest styles in Kayaer Silk Gloves in our glove section. KAYSER nOlTDLE FIXGER-Tiri'EGUAUAXTEED SILK GLOVES. S7.50 at... 36-lnc- fancy contrasting: stitchings. NEW COTTON SKIRTS. 1o Tol-xtur- Splendid 31.49 t Glove Suggestions CHAJIOISETTE GLOVES. We carry complete lines of the different qualities.with in black, white and colors, plain or NEW STRIPED MES SALINE PETTICOATS. All colors. Regular $2.95 values Monday, special at er of the comparatively insignificant number of conscientious objectors to of military service all adherents court-martiale- tunic. white-materials- embracing the prettiest and daintiest weaves of. the season at special reductions for Monday. SPLASH OR CORDED YOILES Regular 35c widths SpeciaJ, yard ...... values, in IvAYs-K- 12.00, 513.50 maize, white and navy. A beautiful selection of for Decoration Diy. NEW FRILL GEORGETTE CREPE WAISTS.. Lace and embroidered styles Colors are rose, flesh. M. Topoff. lead- May 27. and yoke "sio.OO, TOLSTOYANS SENTENCED l'etrotrrad. r S29.S0 NEW SHOWING OF MODISH TAFFETA SKIRTS. New black taffeta models, new novelty taffeta ef- .or-est- s. of Small Faction Opposed Military Serrlce Feel Weight of Cxar AolmoMt). J CHIFFON TAFFETA DRESSES. In white and cream colored fabrics. - Striking . leader Graduation Specials m Wkite 'Fabrics Ready-to-Vearab- les values at McCall Patterns Wright & Peters Shoes fi ;K Itlx--' O "Bk4ffv Vm Gloves changes are soon to be made the personnel of the local office of the forest e?rvlce, according to information received yesterday. Forest who has been Supervisor j. f. Hruins. two ha in charge for th; past be replaced by Carl wilt and resigned Tt. of the Arentson. now at Kishlake forest withsupervisor headquarters Wina. Deputy Supervisor C. A. Matts-.-o- n will be transferred to Salina and placed in charge of the Fishlake forest to replace Sir. Arentson. Forest Ranker W. W. Smith will be promoted tcr the position of deputy supervisor in of Mr. Mattsson. place Mr. Arentson, who is now placed In is considered the most charge of what in forest supcrvlsorship important Utah, was born and raised in the country and brings to his many years of experience in position western forest and range problems. Mr. Mattsson. promoted tn supervl-Forshl- p of the Fishlake forest, is a na-of tive of Salina. Utah, and a brother H. II. Mattsson. now supervisor of the Mantl forest. He entered the service In 190 and has since been clerk, ranon the SesupervisorWasatch ger and deputy and Fishlake vier. Maptl. bcMics a period of service in the district office at Osden. who became Forest Ranger Smith, has supervisor of the "Wasatch,office deputy been identified with the localbeen in ever "since it started and has the district the adjoining of charpe for more than ten years. city All of the changes mentioned are the made with a view toto improving administrative service and bringing problems the and particular- grazing most efficient talent available. ' tUIXk Reynier In 191G. ffi J .A. fJ !fj I |