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Show THE HERALD REPUBLICAN. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10 SAYS MILITARY CAMP BEST I.wns OFJilTARIlIS In trench digging. th tattle "tired huslne Elliott, son of Capt. W. B. Elliott, commandant at Fort Douglas, who arrived here yesterday froms athe training the y He ramp et 'Monterey. waj one of the best ho ever penf. I" th second training rnmp in This which Mr. Klllott has been enrolled. He I artt tpate.l in t one hld sit the Presidio at sn Francisco lat year. H was graduate! from the Mount academy thin year Military Tamaipah :on. at the head of his elas. lie rni was husin'HH maupcr of The Adjutant, one of the thp school pater, and also school. the of athletes prominent He asserts that tt.oe who were enrolled in the training ramp at MontTey good military exceptionally ' rrrelved for th time thy wer training II" will remain at Fort Douglas with hi father for several weeks. "Tim military training ramp at gave as good instructions as Monterey !o the military academics, only tlie Inas complete as struction there w.-- not in th school." said Mr. Elliott. "The looked va-rati- on ! en-(anip- v men who enroll"'! in the camp upon it ns n vacation, as they were they railed upon to do the work which Instead of were not familiar with. courses, the business men fryrnnasium Into th military training ihouhl pet will fel better after-- t camp and they hnd taken a course wards than If they treatment at a sanitarium. The m.vs ' rf nt the ramp was very pood considering It was army food and the accommodAt Fort Douglas the ations were wood. xvill ie rn'nh better." 8ceomm(l,illons , . GUARD WATER SUPPLY The Democrats will hold three co- The Democratic convention for the nomination of I five candidates, for district Judge an a candidate for district the Third judicial district, attorney In th counties, of Salt Lake. comprising Tooele and Summit, will t held In the courtroom of Judgp T. D. Lewis on at 2 o'clock. Thursday J. YV. McKlnney. who has been mentioned as a possible nominee for the rinch by leading Democrats, declared esterilav that be is rot a candidate nomination In for the Democratic of tht ou ven t ion. althoigh h' would ac c:t a nomination If tendered the hwmoTitli' iarty. lyArthur F. Ma. i'.irlir.t. chairman of the First precinct for thea Democrats thrt meeting of yosrcrt'ay party, said rat in the oistrict would he the the Democratic Mate called soon convention fo. the purpose of prepardisorganization both in the ing anand in the precincts. As the tricts the and city recently rhanjrfd cur.ty of the precinct a n timber tourtaris of new district chairmen must be apin those districts pointed r elected where chairmen were included In new precincts. ail the Kepul ll"an con t'rarf he revcral counties of ventions - m tnc tat- will be he'd In the early part of Septet iber. The calls for only Utah end ach muntv conventions are out t thts time. The fouthern counties, fr'-that part of acordms lo leaderto hold their conventhe state, expect tions affr jiT tem'oer 1. The Salt l ake sunporters of A. W. MoCune. candidate for the wDemocratic ill hold a r.omltiHtlon for governor, ball-- : hotel Nevrnouse in the meetingon 't 'Inrs-htlie It is room night. committers Intention "f the different to perfect an ort?n n tion f" r work In the Osrden s;atc convention. The tcmocratic workers of the First in the city will frivo a banricciiict hotel on Wednesquet nt the .VwhousTlu- bi,n;utt separate day nisht. from the mfeftnsr of the and apart y was it Jlrfuno workers, r ho are declared in charjre of terdav hy those ?. -e ft-- y y - i : the affair. CHANGE CENSUS ASK In Time of t'ountlnjc Chancre Im- portant Duty. fifteen-da- y furlough from Sam W. oleson, stable sergeant of Troop A. Ftah cavalry, arrived in Salt Like yesterday, called home by the illness of his wife. Actual outguard duty In protecting-Nogaleis what the Ftah troops are on and are doing. They are camped water line which suppatroling the with water. Nogales plies The troops have HC0 horse and 12 to caro for the animals two mules, and f tons of hay and two tons and of oats are required to feed tbem. All the men are In the best of health, have their camp is sanitary, they rooms screened kitchens and dining and are well supplied with the. best of food. No-gale- s. School bllilren ueEfxtrd. Taiciner of tho school census riurlnsj sch.o! term instead of midsummer ;the when so many children are out of tlie is advocated In the annual report city of the Home and School leaarue of Pa.lt Lake, which has Just been issued through the president, Mrs. Ceow M. J'.acon. At present the census 13 taken In chilwith the result that many July, the city are not enumr-- , dren out Is ofclaimed. Tlie leasrue would a.ted. it have- the Legislature rhanre the time ' to the fall or fprlntr when school is In session so that a more accurate count of school children may bo made. The leasrue also tiroes a wider use urxlnrr that of theb school used for community purposes, tiiey and nidi lectures, entertainments was This recommendation tho like. to the board of education ipiibmitted Salt Lake at its last regular m-- ! 4 one-hal- ALASKA REALLY WARM Herniation for Frigidity Shintn to Tie Sflmrnlmt Undeserved. Alaska may be cold, but the mean for 3 i at Juneau, the temperature was only lf degrees below capital, that of Salt Lake, according to an Alaska report, received yesterday by A. H. Thiessen. section director of the local offie of the Fnited States weather bureau. The Juneau mean temperwas 4.1.6 against 53.2 for Salt ature I kc In January It was warmer at ji Juneau than in Salt 4Lake, the mean for that month being degree higher than that recorded In this city. July, cooler in however, was considerably Juneau than here, tho mean being 62.7 TS.2 for Salt Lake. against In precipitation, however. Juneau Uke. The total for far exceeded Salt the yea-- was 77 inches against 11. 5 for Salt Lake. 1 r t - a-- , ;f lnK1. ; ; ' i SUGAR TAKES SLtHMP Cent Per Itef Ined Crudes lleduced Hundred founds. Kw Tork. Autr. 14. All prades of refined susrar were reduced 2 cents "ur.di today, makini; fine yer hundred 7 cntn. granulated Dtie lo t'ubnn At the o Import. -3 5-- 6 -2 1-- 6 n-5-- 1- -3 225-22- 7 6 -4 Ko-rei- OTKi: TO WAT Fit VSKIISV STATK ENGINEER'S OFFICE, SALT Lake City. Utah, July 28. 1916. Notice Is hereby given that F. 11. P.cmis, whose postofflce hasaddress ap-is made Utah, Finghnm Canyon. with the replication In ofaccordance the Compiled Laws of quirements Utah. 1307 as amended1311bv the Session Laws of Utah. laO?. and 1915. to ten (10) cubic feet of waappropriate ter per second from the underground flow In Dry For It gulch. Salt Iake Said water will be dicounty. Utah. verted at a point which bears north 38 5s minutes west M18.3 feet degrees from the routheast corner of the north- 3 east nuarter of section 14. township base south, range 3 west. Salt Lakemeans and meridian, anda conveyed aby ditch for distance of a tunnel and of 20.000 feet and there used from Jan1 to December .11. inclusive, of uary ficii venr, to irrigate 640 acres of land3 embraced in 2 section l. township west. Salt Iake base and south, ran? meridian. This r.ppllcatlon Is designated in the state engineer's office as No. 6660. All protests against the granting of said application, stating the reasons In tberefor. must be mad" bva affidavit by fee of $2.50 duplicate, accompanied and filed in this office within thirty 30) days after the completion of the of tills notice. publication W. D. H EE Its. State Engineer. Date of first publication August 8, 1516. Date of completion of publication September 7, 1916. njc bo-e- September 7. 191ft. i bers 3.250 G. G. Stewart. 4.512 44, 70 W. M. Young 27.700 21R, 219 C. F. Thyberg. 10.000 72. 105. 142 Willard Hanson 23,472 178 .John T. Neal l.f00 173, 180 Fred O. Grav . 5.000 190. 1, 2. 3, 4. 5. 6. 7 J. S. Fir.dly 7,500 168, 167. 169 C. G. Chrlsman 6.000 40, 144 R. A. Eliason. 4.225 41, 145 Jos. It. Karl 1.083 42, 119. 146 Ed. O'Con nors 4,466 M. C. E6, 14 8 1.083 .. 74. SO. 149-ki- ns . . 151- - -- II. L. Wat- - 2.773 76. SO, Ellen Drum 1.2:3 79. 152 BenJ. Johnson 2.708 85, 94, 154 M. J. Coleman 2,166 86, 92. 156 Gus P. Pa1,083 pa ros 87, 156 E. W. Jones - 1,083 E. E. Blacksfc5, 182 1.0S3 lev 99, 14 F. It. Keister. 2.166 100 104 W. II. Richards l.C'OO 107 D. C. Grimm 500 114 F. Sakatu 46 P. A. Mattsen ....16.569 607 188. 206 S. Dressbach 7,500 Rita Young 14 1S3 Esther Young 7.500 500 If. 9 A. E. Brewerton 1S7 670 Thos. Atkinson .. .. .. . FOUNDRY AND STOVE REPAIRS CALL Western Foundry for all kinds of water jackets and stove repairs. Wasatch 4474. 117.36 5.00 25.00 87.50 30.00 21 .15 5.41 23.33 5.12 13.S6 W. W. WILLIAMS 82. 8.3 3.0.1 37.50 ...... 37.50 2.50 ... 3.23 And in accordance with law unA an order of the board of directors made on the 3d day of July, 1916. so many stock as shares of each parcel ofbe said sold at pubbe necessary will may lic auction at the office of the company, room on503 Eccles building, Og-dethe 6th day Utah, 2 o'clock p. m.. to 1916, at (two) assessment therepay the delinquent on, with the costs of advertising and expense of sale. is. A. HOLMES, Secretary. L 1606. HIGH prices paid for all kinds of beer bottles, 25c per doz. 11. Junk and Guss. 823 S. State. Wasatch 6823-INTERMOUNTAIN n, XT' TT T. Junk 739 S, JUNK DEALERS TfTK KASTEHN .TUN TC ANn MP.TAT. Inc.; one of the largest concerns In the west. Dealers in iron metal, bones, rubber, rags, bottles, sacks. hides and pelts, etc.; write for prices. Office and yards. 353 W. 7th So. Phone CO., Wasatch 1118. KODAKS UfAifllE PALM ROYAL Egyptian gifted clairvoyant and palmist gives true advice on business, love, health and family affairs, tells the name of your future husband or wife; tells if the one you love is true or false: what part of country is luckiest to you and what to do to be successful in life. This gifted lady reads your life like an open book from cradle to old age. She challenges any reader of with her; she calls any kind to competewhat to you want or names, tells just know and find out; no guesswork asked; what she sees and tells questions comes true. She does not tell things to a person, but reads the hand just please as the lines indicate. Tells every person what planet they were born under; and their lucky and unluckyto planetsthembetter what step in life to taKe best selves; whatAlso part of the country iswhich for them. explains things have always been a mystery, what business you are best adapted for, when and and whom you will marry, settlestrouaffairs and family explains love the separated, etc. Why bles, reunites not see the best? It costs no more. All Give her readings strictly confidential. 1705 S. State, a trial before criticizing. cor. 11th So.; hours 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Phone COLUMBIAN 3191-- D T 3571 So. goods. 4695-- MOTOR 7th East. CIIIIPAICRAJILRS REPAIRING FITTING AND KEY TRUNKS MADE. REPAIRED .AND BICYCLES, lawn mowers, repairing. Co.. 10 Richards Cole's Electric street. . E. FAENSWORTH: A. E. WAL-THE51C Felt bldsr. Phone Wasatch Wasatch 45 EXCHANGED JONES BROS.. 251 State street. satch 7 726. Next to Rex theatre. S MASSAGE . e. SWIMMING Wa- TAUGHT. LADIES taught swimming; private lessons,6943--any hour. Phone Professor, Was. WJNGJACinNES I REPAIR all makes; satistactlon guaranteed. Thos. Naish, Was. 1967-M. for second-han- d & Evans, Temple. Wasatch 2197. HIGHEST cash prices paid for furniture. Axelrad Furniture Co., 42 W. Broadway. Wasatch 9 83. BEST prices paid Bowers and rugs. furniture 113 S. WTest 111-11- aAj&pmGNiism CHIROPODIST Dr. ELIZABETH L W1S.MER. DIplo.2-- 6 mas'from New ork and Paris. Mclntyre bldg. Was. 2S03. Sells R. L ZAMBIA, foot specialist, 47 E. all ailments of the feet. South. Wasatch 5064. No. fl) treats First 53-N-- el i CONFINEMENTS MODERN maternity home; private homes found for chilrases solicited; 77 6 dren. A j Phone Was. 7059. E. So. Tern. CARE FOR CHILDREN school close: CARE for children; good home. Wasatch 2081-DANCING DANCING lessons dally. Woodward's Trust bldg., 21 academy. Security me. Main street. Write 60s WEEK. Sold at S3 up. 159 State- - Was. 4703. We TUTORING in shorthand, elementary Mrs. and school subjects; languages. L M. Harris, Hyland 929 W. -- TYPEWRITERS RENT A TYPEWRITER (aTlAKEsT 1 mo. 3 mo. 4 mo. Blind writer and Olivers. $2.00 S4.50 $5.00 Any make late model . . $2. 30 $7.00 $8.00 U. S. CAFE Special dinner 25c short on (Rent apr-ieLIKE RENT. crdera and Chinese st.'ie. Charlie BUY A TYPEWRITER purchase.) REBUILT. ?5.00 down $12.60 to $55.00. Hons, proprietor, 220 S. State. and $5.00 per month. Guaranteed. Remingtons, Underwoods. Smiths, Olivers, etc. Shipped on approval. WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER CO., S29 So. Main. WASATCH District Mes.3vJ.ger or 3545. Salt Lake City. Utah Phone Wgs. 27 61. Red Crow. Mgr. Was. TYPEWRITERS for rent or sale. $10 to $50. Guaranteed. Why pay more? terms. Utah White 'for i rice list and -- 6 Co-- , W. Sec-en- d LET MITCHELL call a:.: ngur your Typ writer Exchange FireSoul )t Wasatch 430. rr.oing. packing aiid storing. auto ar.is for warehouse, proof lare out of town moving. Sp. ve your packDeliver (,oods fame day. Radius ing. 300 miles. iiii.i-i.iiii.Cali Was. 4Hand covered at the Salt l.ukti Picture Framing Shop. 330 South State. MOVING VANrs care HOUSEHOLD goods haui'.Jed with UINTAH SCENIC STAGE LINE met,. Auto ttucks used ty exrerien ;eu 1 will tell you the cost beexclusively. LEAVES Daisy stage depot. Salt Lake, fore 1 move ou John MePhee Piano every Friday Monday. Wednesday and 1798. Wasatch Cu., Moving tor Duchesne and all points in Uintah 7 a. m. MOVE In largest van In city; costs basin at no more; contract driver. Careful HI W. men; I do my own driving. Wasatch 35SS. Hyland 1923-- J. DR. MILLER, vocation expert: conTHE reliable Redman way. "Wasatch sultation daily, 2 to 7 p. m. Room 22, L. D. S. U. bldg., 70 N. Main street. 160 Main st. 655 and 556. 25-CEN- WANTED Elderly people who want a quiet country home, people who are COAIiATTDJKnjpini run down and want to build up, those all the socd possible out of EE sacks of coal and one sack of THIt wanting summer vacation, to come to kindling, Was. theirsanitarium. $1. 310 E. 5th South. Bounour Investigate. 4115. tiful Milkl. Sanitarium, Bountiful. Utah. A-3- 0, CO MILDRED GREY, Masseuse. PANAMA CAFE. 261 S. West Temple. and Alcohol Treatments Magnetic Best 15c meal in tho city. Chicken Rubs. Room 2, Rome Hotel, 265J S. dinner 25c. Try us. Main st. MANICURING. Massage; S. F. operaCARPET AND RUG CLEANING Hotel. 29i W. tors; 1 blockNo.of Utah 2, over Ball's Cigar Co. PAPER cleaning $1 per room and up; 1st So. Apt. all work guaranteed. National House MANICURING, baths, electric mas-saaCleaning Co., 4256. magnetic treatments. 158 E. Second South, room 2. CLEANING AND DYEING SCIENTIFIC and aicohol massage $1. THE MYERS CLEANING & DYEING The Approval, rooms 2 and 4, 326 S. wholeCO., expert cleaners and dyers; Main. sale and retail; mail orders solicited; clothes Insured: work guaranteed. BETTY EVANS, massage; eastern 6 E. Broadway. operators. 402-- 3 Hotel James. 167 S. Main. SALT LAKE CLEANING & DYEING 265 CO. Best work, prompt delivery. MISS BELL, 47 E. 1st S.. next WestS. State. Wasatch 5235. Hyland 1939. ern. Satisfactory treatment and, baths. MASSAGE and alcohol rubs, $1, by expert assistant. Apt. 3, 275 S. Main. BEST fishing In state, Duchesne MEDICAL Forks, auto fare $5. Phone Main 53. are If sick or ailing call at you CHIROPRACTIC Greenhalgh Remedy Co.. 28 E. Fourth South St., Salt Lake City. Was. 5374. SALT LAKE College of ChiropracStomach troubles a specialty. tic, located at 61 N. State. Phone Was. 5571. HEALS 136 J. JUNK. wanted. Highest prices paid. State. Wasatch 1634. CAFE AND LUNCH ROOM up up up per yard $2t Take Centerville car. WANTED 10J) five-rescenarios. $1000 guaranteed for euch. Producing contest. Experience corporation. No unnecessary. For particulars, Scenario Editor, 503 Majestic theatre, Los XIAn-14 geles. Cal. 666 S MA SHALL f nAM West Scalp treatments Temple. Was. 7390-a SDeclalty. hairdresslng. facial mas sage, manicuring, permanent and marcel waves. FAT How to reduce It. Full particular mailed free. Hall Chemical SL Louis, Mo. X102 Co., Dept, N JUNK AND BEER BOTTLES GOOD canyon rigs for hire reason- d Phone 166 LOST Last week a blanket containfrom auto express between ing articles Salt Lake and Garfield. Return to 134 Reward 55. W. First South. LOST Yellow jersey pport coat afternoon on Cottonwood Thursday road between Jlolliday and Big Cottonwood. Reward. Call Hyl. 1975-LOST At Beck's Hot Springs, gold Initials A. L J. Rewatch,317monogram S. SeeoTid West. Reward. turn 68 LOST Sorrel mare. Sixth South. Reward. able. $10 $2 $20 riMlflcn4lnn SON. Wasatch 2856. a specialty. chairs recaned; new workUpholstering: street. JCLNYNRIGS Davenports $1 Linoleum Axmlnster nigs. 9x12 We also have i lot of used rugs and price. furniture at halfFURNITURE CO .. MICHIGAN 430 S. State St, below 4th Smith BARGAINS In new furniture: out of rent district Is why we sell cheap; high second-hanbrass beds, office furninew; dining tables, almost ture, rugs, terms. Furn. Co., half price; Michigan 430 State St.. below Fourth South. WE buy and elr household goods. O K. Furniture Co.. 343 S. State. Was. B.42 5.42 5.41 10.83 .50 5.00 2.50 & LOST AND FOUND " Ty Auer-bach'- s. 6.16 C. E. OSTERLOH. auctioneer. 13.54 anything. Wasatch 2824-10.83 PERSONALS - JNJTJOREREAIRING AJLMISTS 232-2- FAR OUT, cheap rent. Is the reason we can sell cheap. Brass beds Iron bods STAR PRINTING CO.. book and joo book binding and paper rulprinting, ing. 35 Postoffice Place. Was 1370. COR0ACS 135-13- S2.5 22.56 8.12 16.25 22.66 138.50 50.00 " -- d .. R. R. do-Mg- 21. 135 Ruesel Mlnard 6.500 20, 136 G. L. House 4,512 24, 25, 26, 27, 28. 29. 137 And. Karl 1,623 31. 131 W. p. Cham- J. J. -2 t kalsomlning, paper Wasatch 4697-FOR painting, paperhanging. tinting and kalsominlng at reasonable rates, call Hancock. Was. 1856-- APJGRLANING BABY CARRIAGES LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED ARNOLD, THE EXPERT RETIRED while you wait. J. W. A REPJA1RED. WALL PAPER CLEANER. Guthrie Bicycle Co.. 228 E. 2d South St 108 Third avenue. 26 years' experiBY" Z. C. M. I. expert at your home. Wasatch 859. 2218-All work guaranteed ence. Wasatch Phone Hyl. 2030-ASSAYERS RUGS CLEANED AND REPAIRED LAWNMOWEJIS BIRD CO WAN CO.. ORIENTAL and domestic rugs by exHAVE your lawn mower sharpened at 160 S. W. Temple, Salt Lake City. Geo. S. Koshaba & Co.. 118 State. pert. your own home by reliable expert; V;u--. 2103. work guaranteed. J. H. Curtis. Was. BUNGALOW ROOF PAINT STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS. TO demonstrate our roof point we LAUNDRY will paint the first 23 roofs for $17.50 RANGES connected. 5: water Jack$3; stoves and the lastets cleaned, SI: L packets, each; preserve yourforroof us. Hyl. 3492. All work guaranteed. Phone Work back same day (If desired). ing advertisement repaired.2178. E. E. Morriss. No extra charge. Hylard LAUNDRY PALACE CO.. BEDBJUG AND Office 11 W. First South. SECOND-HANCLOTHING Office 70 W. Second South. Was. 5287. EXTERMINATED, guaranteed, 1 to 5 79 E. Second Was. 1481. Office South, Product for sale 6 at office. NO matter what others say, we pay years. Office 73 E. Third South. Was. 3710. more second-han- d Edison. clothes, Cleanser Produce Corp.. for your5235. Works 758 E. Fourth South. Hyland call Wasatch Was. 7825. 562. 2562, Laundry brought to office saves 25 for IF you want the highest prices HYDROTHEROPY. per cent. 65 Comold clothes, shoes, trunks. your .. , . T I TTT r mercial street. Wasatch 6755-LACE CURTAINS tism and paralysis guaranteed cured. J3e SEE N. ZALL before you sell. Was. 1612. 214 Brooks Arcade. LAUNDERED, 25c palrTvvoTkaiarT pays cash prices for all klnda an teed. Mrs. L B. Coleman. Was Efecond-han-highest d Was. 5034. 5-- 1- PAINTING, kalsomlning, inside work. All46-- work guaranteed. Phone Was. J. 18 J. P. Parnell. Call mornings. HAVE It done right. Painting, J. Hy-lan- .t n. KALSOMINING 602-60- 3-- 5-- First South. PAINTING, PAPERHANGING Hyland OPTICAL CO.. 337 Main street. 2260. Kodaks and films, developing TO PATRONS and friends, Mrs. S. S. and printing same day. hasv. removed to Hastings, psychist, & BADGER RICH. BOOTH. LEE. 20 E. Broad ay. Call from hotel, Daly 8 1268. Wasatch Boston bldg. hold meetings WiL 10 a. m. to 8 p. m JANDOAPEWRK after September 1, room 104. BOWMAN. MORRIS & STEWART. 802-80DESIGNS, planting, maps and gar 6 CALLISTER, Mclntyre bldg. MADAME EDWARDS FAERBER Homes." Porter dening. "Handsome Lawn Life, love, business. Cor. South car MARIONEAUX, STOTT & BECK. Landscape Co.. Hyland 2258-- J. and Second West. Take Murray 320-- to 406 Kearns bldg. Was. 6914. Lawn. Phone Murray LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED South every except Saturday. day ACCORDEON PLEATING WAT ER CO IL S P.EP AIRE D jAlD MADAME SNYDER has removed to MRS. G. E. GARDNER. 816 3. Sev22B E. Third hours 10 Office South. REPAIRED. coils water and Leaky v t YF- tt t A1 O enth East. Hyland 3138. Prompt at- tanks repaired without j C. A. moving. tention to mall orders. Fowler. 112 W. 2d South. WTas. 4980. Wa-fatc- 5-- E. C8 rooms; single rooms 25c. 35c. 40c and 50c Soecial rates by week or month. Modem bath 15c. Was. 3453. CHESTER HOTEL T horoughly cleaned and ref jrnlshed rooms, with or without bath. Special rates by week S. or month. 125 State. TUXEDO HOTEL 44 S. State. Edward Raymond, prop. Modern, hot and cold water. Rooms $1 up: with bath. $2. ATTORNEYS E. E. ROWE, lawyer. 33 years' experience, 28 Main (ground floor.) Was. 1-- If you are too fat and want to reduce your weight IS or 20 pounds, don't starve and weaken your system, or think youonmust acbe at always count of yourlaughed but go to Dayfat, ton Drug Co. or any good drug-gis- n and get a box of Oil of capsules, take one after each meal and one before retiring at tilght. Weigh yourself once a week and note what a pleasant and reliable method this is for removsuperfluous fat from any ing of the body. part Is absolutely It costs little. harmless and a week's trial should convince anyone that it is unnecessary to be burdened with even a single pound of unsightly fat. Advertisement. LINCOLN HOUSE. 250 BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1-- 1- HOTELS J. 1-- HOW TO BE SLIM Phone Wasatch 2823. FIREPROOF storage, moving, packing, 556. shipping. Redman.. Wasatch 555 and Herald-Republica- 1 5-- W. Use your National Cash Company n Book when paying for Ada." "Want Herald. Ileptibllcnn "Want Ads" Pay. 1- -2 lke Irrl-ENtl- 1- PHYSICIANS OSTEOPATHIC 603-60- building-- 3-- Susrar company's offices it was state! that th drop In of sUKar was due to the Cuban the price comitiif to eastern refineries product in frreater oUHOtlti" and in the fallintr Th drop In off of orders from abroad. the price rf yucur nm not looked upon NOTICE TO WATF.Il t SERS. as beinsr out of the ordinarv and it way STATE ENGINEER'S OFFICE. SALT a!d that fluctuations of this kind were 2S. 1316. common In the present condition1 1.of the City. Ftah. CutNotice is herebyJuly absence of T. that Rowley market. In t'ip given manaarer .of th cornpanv. Brothers, whoso postofflce address l ler, general other officers wuld make Garrison. Utah, have made application rone of the In in accordance with the requirements n prediction regard to future market of tlie Compiled Tjiw of Utah, 1J07. as conditions. amended by the Session La w s of Utah. IS05. 1911 and 191. to appropriate one KING ON WAY HERE Snake il cubic foot of water per second from creek. Millard county, Ftah. Said water will be diverted at a point which Will Inqnlre Into Several I'tah lie at the southwest corner of the I"rojer-t- . northwest quarter of section 31. town21 south, range 19 west. Salt Lake Will R Kintr. of Washlnjrtcn. chief ship reclama- base anil meridian, and conveyed by counsel for thoIs Fnlted States In the city means of a ditch for a distance of 15400 tion aorvlce. expectel used from April to a number of irrlsra-tio- n fet and there non to look over 30. Inclusive, of each year, September which have either projects SO acres of land embraced In Irrigate construction by to completed or are under of eectlon 32. the northwest quarter tho Kovernment. While heie he will township and range aforesaid. This look over the various reports In resrard application Is designated in the Ktate to the Colorado river control project. engineer's office as No. 6702. than sis months since It has beenwamore All protests against the granting of west In at the and that said application, stating the reasons Mr. Kins? time he was cniraxcd In looking into therefor, must be made by affidavit in river. He duplicate, accompanied bv a fee of the control of the Colorado recommended after his former visitex--to7 12.50 and filed in this office within Ftah that at least SIto0.000.000 be (30) days after the completion thirty floods of ended by Congress prevent the publication of this notice. In tho lower Colorado and at the same W. D. UEEES, State Engineer. Date of first publication August 8, time provide for tho irrigation of the .r!d litvls on the upper water of the 1916. Date of completion of publication Utah-Idah- -2 Dependable Rx work at right prices. -- National Cash eomps"? ""IR !n this dePay you for advertising you The cashier will giveRecpartment. credit In the company's "Sale ord Book"; when your pay for credadvertisement and you when your its amount to fifty dollars on money epent on advertising and for merchandise with any of the merchants In the system, a dividend of One Dollar win be mailed to you. If you deposit this money in a Savings Account with one of the banking institutions in the system, the National Cash company will pay you One Dollar every time you save Ten Dollar thus earned. Ask for a National Caen company "Sale Record Book." It Is FREE. Books may be had by applying at the cashier's desk of The or at anv etore listed in the book, or at the company's 4 office. Utah SavLiga & Trust Tn Herald-Repubilca- COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO.. 337 Main street. Dr. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS Marv Gamble. osteopath. Graduate School of Osteopathy. Office DR. J. B. KEYSOR. 240 Main street. American 616 Templeton building. Phone WaPhone Was. 6628. Good set of teeth $6. satch 1870. Res. phone Was. 861. Dr. PHYSICIANS OSTEOPATHIC FIREPROOF STORAGE graduate Mary Gamble. osteopath; Office American School of Osteopathy.Wasatch KIMBALL BROS, MOVING & STOR616 Templeton bldg. Phone AGE CO. Moving, packing. and shipping at reduced rates. storage 73 S. 1870. Res. phone Was. 861. Main street. Wasatch 2188. DR. A. LI VINCENT prevents opera423 Felt Bldg. Office, Was. FIREPROOF storage; also expert tions. Res.. Was. 99 2 W. M. A. Keyssr 1597. packing. and shipping. 328-2d South. Fireproof Storage Co., Classified Advertisers! . OPTICAL Wasatch EXPERT DENTISTRY ATTEWT DIED. 0-- G. DR. W. N. blood poison, skin troubles GRIFFITH, and private diseases. 159J Main street. ! - Y. DOCTORS CALL Ask for the Want Ad department. I and DR. GRACE STRATTON-ANEWasatch 4970. Hy. Office 507 Scott bldg. Residence 89 M st. Wasatch 567 'DRESSMAKING and tailoring by day 6336-N- -4 1- 1- or at home. Count six words to the MAIN 767. 1-- 10-1- line. prompt attention. 5-- 1 FIRST CLASS - dressmaking plain sewing. Terms reasonable. 3391-- MONTHLY RATE. 81.25 per line per month. Telephoned ads will receive hosTdtaT iTlTtChTIGS 14, Sarah J. Hutchln gs died. August She waa the wife of Samuel W. Hutch-ing- s NOTICE TO "WATER I SEItlS. of 357 W. Fifth Scoith and was STATE ENGINEER'S OFFICE, SALT born in I'rovo, March 20. 1861. She is and the folsurvived bv her husband 11. Lake City. Utah. July 28. 1316. Rushton. Notice is herebv given that H. C. Ed- lowing children: Edwin Liday, Charles E. Rushton wards of Salt Lake City Utah, and F. Mrs. Mabel Rushton. H. Uemls of Bingham Canyon. Utah, and Daniel have made application In accordance with the requirements of the Compiled CEMETERIES Laws of Utah. 1907, as amended by the 1311 of 1303. Session Uws and Utah. Per. Wasatch lawn cemetery. 1915. to appropriate ten (10) cubic-fee- t W. 1861 1016 Kearns care. bldg. petul of water per second from the underDry canyon. Salt Like ground flow In Said FUNERALS. water will he di-23 county. atUtah. a bears which north verted point west 2890.5 feet M'ANDREWS. Funeral services for depress 57 minutescorner of the north- John C McAndrews. who died in this from the southeast east quarter of section 14. township 3 city August 14, will be held Wednes base day, August 16. Automobile cortege south, range 3 west. Salt Iak means and meridian, and conveyed by leave 0'Ionnell & Co.'s chapel at of a tunnel and a pipe line for a dis- will 8.30 o'clock a. m.. thence to St. .Mary's tance of 2000 feet and used from Janu- cathedral, when requiem mass will be 1 to December 31, inclusive, of ary Interment celebrated at 9 o'clock. each year, at the Rlngham-Rutt- e Copbe open will Casket cemetery. Calvary concenper company's mine, for the & Co.'s chapel today, TuesO'Donnell at of tration and copper tdlver, lead from 2 o'clock p. m. to 4 o'clock ores. This gold. Is designated In day, application m. p. the state engineer's office as No. 6661. All protests against the granting of H. Picco, wife Johanna Wr. said application, the reasons of PICCO. stating P. John Picco, of 170 Vidas avenue, In died at a local therefor, must be made by affidavit August 14. She hospital duplicate, accompanied by a fee of of George and Caroline J2.T.0. and filed in this office within was a daughter was born in Germany, (30) days after the completion Weingand 2. and thirty 1890. Mrs. Picco has reJanuary of of this notice. the publication sided in this city for five years. She is W. D. F.EKRS, State survived by her husband and her S. Date of first publication Engineer. 1316. Date of completion ofAugust publica- - mother. RIXBY. Funeral services for Mrs. n THE LOWER MILL CREEK Cornelia A. Rixby, aged 73 years, will company. Location of principal be held at 3 p. m. today. (Tuesday). Mill Creek, Salt Lako August 15, from the funeral chapel of place of business. Eber W. Hall. 164 S. West Temple. Incounty. Utah. Notice. There are delinquent upon the follow- terment Mount Olivet cemetery. Autostock on account of as- mobile cortege. ing described 14 of 30 cents per share, sessment No. levied on tlie 2 2d day of May, 1916, the LARSEN. FuneraJ services for Anna several amounts set opposite the names Margaret Larscn, aged 42 years, daughof the respective shareholder as fol- ter of Mrs. Tliora Larsen, 55 W. First lows: North, will be held at 12 noon today, No. August 15, from the funeral Owners. Shares. S Amt. Tuesday, of Eber W. Hall, 161 S. West chapel . . . .25 John Jas. Rrldger Automobile cortege. ,f o .su Temple. vuce w . nraaioru canon & Canon 30 27.00 WHITE. Funeral services for 2 1.S0 Spencer White, who died at TwinJoseph Zina R. Canon Falls. 2 .45 Ida.. August 12. will lo held at the S. Win. Chllds . John M. 1 .30 M. Taylor it Co. chapel, August 16, beAnton Christensen .... .45 ginning at 2 p. m. Friends Invited. InAnna Clark G. E. Carlson .30 terment City cemetery. .40 Judson Kinsley .75 Felix FHt BR1NTON. Funeral services for Mrs. 1 Louisa Garff .90 S.usan H. Rrinton, who died August 13, 3 W. G. lladdix .30 be held at the family resldeuce in 5 Selena D. Hall 4.f0 will August 16. beginning at 2n Holliday N. M. Hamilton 11 10.23 p. m. Friends Invited. Interment 1. .8." Joseph Hanson Hemsley .... Lawn cemetery. 1 Albert .30 3 G. E. Ilolmlund .30 FIELDS. Funeral services for Mrs. 5 4 Ernest J. .ludd 5.20 Electa Fields, who died in this city 2 A. F. Judd 1.80 August 10, will be held from O'Donnell 4 J. C. Johnson 3.60 r Co.'s chapel today (Tuesday) at 2.30 Willis Jensen I 3 2.10 o'clock. Interment City cemetery. 1 Elanch Mcl'hillips .90 3 W. John 3.45 Morgan FUNERAL DIRECTORS M. ... 6 Miller .75 ElizabethM. 6 .... CIhmI flea t Ion No. 2 Edward .75 Morgan 6 Earnest L. Morgan .... .75 E. Q. O'DONNELL, Undertaker and 7 6.60 Ephraim R. Morgan has moved to new location, 7 Embalmer, Jesse E. Murphy 6.30 S. West Temple, Realty bldg. 1 6 Isaac Morgan 1.63 Phone 580. National Real Estate rtc Investment company. 15 14.23 8. D. EVANS. Undertaker. Embalmer. 6 Parthenia K. Parry ..... 6.40 48 S. State; automoMrs. Andrew Peterson .23 mortuary chapel. If without addiservice bile desired, 37 4 Patrick Ryan 31.00 tional expense. Wasatch 364. 2 1 80 George Reed S W. H. Rosslter 7.65 FLOWERS Chas. A. Rasmusson ... 1 2 1.35 o. Relf 7.65 George d CO 7 Win. Salkield ASTER plants, 15c per dozen. ; 6. 3391-2 1163 S. Third East. 2 John R. Salkield 2.25 Solomon I'.ros 10 9.00 And In accordance with law and an FLORISTS order of the board of directors made on 4Cltflent1on JVo.:t the 22d day of May. 1316, so many shares of each parcel of nuch stock as ERNEST LAM BOURNE. Salt Lake's may be necessary will be sold at public leading florist; new store. Funeral 73 our specialty. Decorations. auction at the office of the secrctarv, 1516. third house east of county road on 1 4th S. Main. Wasatch South street. Sugar station, R. F. I) No. 1, cwi the 15th day of August, 1316. ANNOUNCEMENT. to pay the delinat 5.30 o'clock p.m., quent assessment thereon, together SAFETY HAT AND COAT RACK CO. wlth costs of advertising and expense announces that owing to recent develof sale. J. C. STAY, and Increased demand for their opments Secy, and Treas. the stock will be advanced from stock, 25c to Jl per sinre after August 17. V. T NOTI C E. DKMXqr E. E. Mueller, secretary and treasurer, THE WOLF MOUNTAIN COPPER 778 Was. 3104. S. Third West. location of principal place company. of business. Salt Lake City. Utan. There SEE Mnie. Sargents' wearproof hosare delinquent upon the following de4 months, $1 toFer-$2 on account of assessscribed stock guaranteed iery, for genuine box. Exclusive agts. ment No. 4 (four), of share, all sizes. Call or mail orlevied on the 3d day of July, per 1916, the ris waists, several amounts set opposite the ders. 220 Atlas blk. names of the respective shareholders as follows: AUCTION SALES No. No. Certs. Name. Shares. Amt. W. A. 1, 2. 3. 4, 125 Ranks 25,000 $175.00 R. F. 5, 6, 127 IT pays you if you want to 10,833 54.17 Maughan128 a home or buy one piece furnish Clar11, 5. S2, of lo see us first, as furniture ence Young 31.321 159.60 we a line of new carry complete 116, 118. 125 Frank M. second-hansuch and furniture, 24.550 122.75 Davey coal as kb.s and rugs, 18 F. E. Young 24.166 120.83 bed room, dining ranges, 13. 67, 123 J. B. Keeler S.846 44.25 room furniture and parlor 12, 130 Peter Frand- or nnything that is needed in a n 11.38 2,275 home. We save you big money. 12, 131 Alwin Selb- Salt We exchange furniture. man 18.75 3,791 7 E. Lake Furniture Co, 1., 100. 170 Albert BerRdw.. next store eas-- of nard 38.81 7,763 in the shopping center. 10. 53. 109. 137 E. D. Was. 3637. Parker 4,600 23.00 96 Fred Elf 11.260 56. SO 1- i DRESSMAKERS Ten cents per line for first In ertlon. R cents per line for each subsequent insertion: all classifi- cations. de-ce- 1-- : I e IRRI-xatlo- s ntentions Friday in the same theatre The. state convention will At Ogden. 'come and first upon its adjournment i the convention for the ?rond Con- and rrr s.ion xl district will be held Conthe First then the convention for district. In addition no gressional than thrre Judicial districts have tailed their conventions for Ogden. ad-an- Are Asxlgrned to OKiileii De- . , mt S, Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 610 Salt Lake City, Utah, on Judge bldg., or before the 4th day of June. A. D. AMOS II NEFF. 1917. Administrator of the Estate of Amos It. Neff, deceased. Stewart, Stewart Sr Alexander, Attor-nev- s for Administrator. Date of first publication, August 1. A. D. 1916. ff On a Political Gossip. i 1$. ceased. t L'tabnn August notice to ritnniToii. ESTATE OF AMOS NEFF. . ex- V, . Date of first publication A. D. 1916. HeraJd-Itepubllca- prscrtied for those taking part In citizen' military training have a the waist line cZ tfndnry to reduce men." declares Charles ercises istratrix. automobile trip to eouthcrn California and the San Diesja exposition. The was made In the car which Journey Miss Mayne won In a contest conducted n in the by The all the lonsr Journey spring-Iurlnc Miss Mayne was at the wheel. Said Mls Mayne laft evening: "We left Salt Lake, mother and I. cn the first of July for the coast, poinsr via the Lincoln highway. weWe carried a full camplnsr outfit and drove on an average of 100 miles per day, camp-Inreturn at nlifht, exce-p- when on our the Mohave desert In outh-- e croslnr m California we traveled one nlwht. This we would not have done but a wtrdstorm blew our tent down, and we Just rather than set it up aralnacross the rolled .it up and traveled sands. "California roads are all rlKht so far as looks are concerned, rut let me say on tires. that we are awfully hard When they climbed tip the road to Like Tahoe Sri eleven miles we had ascended 3500 feet, and the machine which I drove made It without effort. "It Is the only way to travel, and one haa a delightful time from start to finish. We thoroughly enjoyed the trip for Lhe reason that we did not have to hurry. l brousrht home with, me a medal and pennant Kiven me by the management of the San Dieo exposition for there. We driving my car all theonway our way home took things leisurely and were only five days in returning-ami we came by the (Jcldfleld route, and after leaving the county well in the west part of Ftah branched off from the Lincoln highway and came over the old Midland it was trail, and a rough old trail at times, for it has been washed out in many places. "Of course we are to get back, was a great but nevertheless the glnd trip educator and we had a glorious time." WANT AD RATES IN THE DISTRICT COURT. and for Salt Like division, ofin Utah. State County, In the matter of the estate of "Wi- a lson Simons and Harriet Simons, sed. Notice. The petition of Joseph W. Simons, for the issuance to himself of praying in the estate letters of administrationHarriet of Wilson Simons and Simons, on hearing deceased, has been set for the 1st day of a. September,, Friday, m.. at the A. D. 1916. at 10 o'clock countv courthouse, in the courtroom of said court In Salt Lake City, Salt i Like countv. Utah. of said court, with Witness the clerk the seal thereof affixed, this 12tn day of August. A. D. 1916THOS. HOMER. Clerk. (Seal). Bv J. E. Clark. Deputy Clerk. H. J. Fitzgerald. Attorney for PRO-bat- BUSINESS DIRECTORY OSTEOPATHY BUSINESS DIRECTORY Notices Probate and ITotices Trip. stagi- ami setting up Probate and Guardianship TOUR Consult eountr Guardianship clerK-o- r the respective Consult county clerk or the respective etgner for further Information. fdgners for further Informition NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF HARRY A. MERCER, deceased. Winner of Herald-Republica- n Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at 312 Machine Enjoys bull ling. Salt Iike City. Utah, on Judge 11th dav of December, or before the A. D. 1516. RELLE MERCER. of the estate of Harry Mrs, A. II. Mayne and her daughter A. Administratrix deceased. Mercer, Miss Mary have arrived home after an Harry S. Harper, Attorney for Admin- Charles W . Elliott Says Business Men Profit by Rigid Course in Field. ng- of uhn.ni AUTOMOBILE END 15, 1916. T - jj Ash-wort- h, JCATJONJGIDANE |