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Show SCOOP TAKES CHARGE OF THE BEAUTIFUL BABY CONTEST Ttt I .fABY Tn.perrc5r baby UANOUE. A, If , SAY F , T-- h IT ,r - ", rJ!I5T M- - WROMfr zoo uttm P6W-Tf- , Kt I r W9v IcsJ'O oiTfSo;- AKDEKTWfr Eigl MASSACHUSETTS - the primary election la Massachusetts was held it was generally supposed that the contest there would decide the question of the Republican presidential nominaBefore . 3 V" I- mA - ::-- t 'mSSsZ' mtsifeg ,, tion. It. was confidently predicted that f'unless Roosevelt captures the Massachusetts delegation of 36 delegates his campaign Is at an it was stated among disinterested observers that unless captured the Massachusetts end."-I'niversel- ent OUR IDEA OF ART. complain at not having tfme to do-- or Harmon, Chairman Underwood and delegation his campaign wouMboa.t this and that, picture yourself going .other "of the Democratic A on our criticism ideas of national an end. But the result seems to leave to an office every morning at 8 allies and accessories. o'clock and (jn:nghome jHst 1n" time u "Proof of this View may be found in art to tho Foraign the situation almost as it was before. to sit down to dinner. Picture your, tho great Affairs committee of the house re- Roosevelt may claim .18 of the 36. independent newspapers ' i self earning every dollar you have to of the country, it is- the cently by Gutzon Borglum, a former delegates, but he has be this noted MODES UNUSUALLY ARTISTI, bordered by shirred or tucked bands spend, and with only your evenings deliberate judgment of the best known resident of Omaha, Nebraska, the well to his credit expressed tho view for recreation and attention to your of' taffeta. aiid most widely traveled political known sculptor, specimens of whose that tho V.ght delegates at large, alYou will realize A smart jujt of blue serge, hsdafi. personal belongings. Costumes scetu in.. Pari c .'. " jotlfitaliStS.work are to be seen in the capitol and though instructed for him should 'underskirt o plaid satin. The coat the value of the hours from 7 until Lately. The New York World, an : 10 in various other places of public in- vote for-T- aft o'clock at Had because" the majority, night. pipings of .the satin to rnatch the Fashions are certainly unusually paper with Democratic leanings, terest in of Mr. Once establish utilizthe habit Washington. Borglum of the, Republican voters in the state artistic this season,- and most beeora- - rovers and cuffs. says that. tho nomination of Champ-- i was in support of a bill proyour evenings Instead of dozing ing was ana ctnc uatner speaking unusual A all to number of the are for the President. Clark would be equivalent to the types. Ing them away, and you "will see" how viding for the celebration of tht hunalternoon frwlu are well worthy of tailored suit of dark red, loosely of the Democratic party. 1: was generally conceded that the much can. be accomplished. after the dredth anniversary of the signing of - description, writes th Paris --eerees-- woven woolen material. Tho coat Tioise The New York Ereneing Post, an in.situation in Massachusetts was difand interruptions of the day tho treaty of Ghent. was trimmed wj.th horn buttons dyed with dependent paper Republican die-5own To "liiaTcTTTn 6" cTottn "Cottar.-tuffira- nd ,and tinder lh inspiration "Aniorca lias no monuments to ferent from, flnvt in Illinois and One. of parma violet taffeta had a TTiat ""ClaTk" would" "be the of a good strong lamplight. ideas," declared Mr. Borsrlum. of white colored silk. revers "Her Pennsylvania.' In these- - two states were" Ions sweeping skirt, trimmed above weakest candidate the. Democrats could, American women cSh learn from 'monuments are erected to individuals. Most newest of blouses the lingerie In local issues were ' predominant. namo the deep hem .with three ruchlng3 of women the value of keeping While the Greeks, the Italians, and are foreign One collarless. white of sheerest Samuel G. Blythe, tho famous politie taffeta. The bodice was plain, linen Massathusi-tt- s case. this was not the tho Indians, from who ....we get our had a double collar of white one's fingers busy at pickup work. tical folding over to the left side. A deep writer on the staff of the Saturnew Under the latter' Tho a bit of apportionment the needlework ideas, erect monuments to ideas, we keep collar lace fell , over the and old bluo linen. Tho cuffs were day Hvening Post, says: with them In erect salon to ours constantly. men and we Tiave an delegates to the Republican conventhe elioulders and nearly to tho waist line fashioned in the sanm manner. "Also, rs I have explained, the Rethe! ' in in In ofthe the nark Q.f Wide sailor collars them." eveniifg, thinnest oversupply tion in Chicago will number 1,076, ia. the back. The short sleeves, were publican managers, thinking Clark Mr. Borglum mate an exception of mull are trimmed , with plaited net. afternoon, on the trains the firoign a save for band of ruching each state to bo represented as fol would be easier to defeat with Taft plain woman seldom sits with idle hands. the Goddes .of Liberty in New York ahovft the hem. TJeneath, a cuff of f11 onUiorn- a. plaited nelbpw of helpedCJa.rk al.ong as Harbor, but- remarked that this had-- lows: A hint, 4qo,: regarding pickup work. unusual dimensions. Tliln miicti nq tKor the lace extendettll-ewr-t&eboNew York . Heaviest laces are used to adorn It U a letter of Intmdticfion when given to tho Lnited States by .v : The hat worn with th-1- eostumo was Knnan J. Ridgway, head of Every-- : 76 trance, an3. cwld-nol- be . , attributed Pennsylvania oi nrapea glace taneta, turned up dresses, of linen or thin silk These among strangers. ' body s Magazine, in a signed article'-,. . . Illinois 58 I have little time for in all shades of tan and comUe suggested a possib e America Naturally 'la front, with a shirred flange. A coino entitled "Weighing the Candidates,'needle-work- , but I did a bit while on bine memorial to with victims of the itanic Ohio, the beatitifully any jcolpr. ostrich plume adorned the accords Woodrow Wilson first place' 4ft Texas a I was alone, sea '5 The is which voyage. of black and he . days' veiling disaster, popular , hoped would be front". 26 Missouri an'l hapiciied to be the only woman truly t(W.allsHc and commemorative to "its'" fair whito in a medium or coarso mesh. Exceedingly becoming ho lifted New Jersey , . Massachusetts 36 in crocheting. Almost Diamond coin and engaged" are every shaped spots "wearer waaa frock of delfbluechafinro iroJK ranK ot nrosressive jiin '. 30 ... -woman Michigan vho In uthese new passed by chair stopped tneuse trimmed with Arabian point sometimes embroidered Indiana 30 to say: "Oh, why didn't I thinks to States from the rear of the procesveils. LAKE SALT ROUTE SUNDAY lace. The high jointed girdle sion." 28 Xey .Jersey Jwing some work- envy yomlL-- I EXCURSIONS.' . . TTTIT well a over into bodice .the tended, nr. uiagway explains that He is a1 ' 2S . ...... a made Georgia of number Take counsel with . your business really pleasant band of to lape'T. Deep cuffs of the he that California Republican 26 voted; progressive, Commencing of Sunday medium the May through -'lace finished the sleeves. . The low women friends if you would learn acquaintances 26 a rather uninteresting bit of needle for Taft., that he votes in New Jersey"! an,J continuing every Sunday until Iowa ... collar liner was adorned with a nar-ro- w how much can be crowded into tho . . 30, 26 SeItemler 1912, "work." the Lake Salt Kentucky governor! that voted for Wilson he for turn-dow- n collar of the lace. time after business hours, says a con"26 Ucet3 1nBL PrV Wisconsin . and that he is "glad-o.' The' hat worn with' thia-w- as of 'fine tributor, to the Ladies World. You it." -- '. WHAT MAGAZINES AND POLITf--- ; nan. Alabama 24' ana io iaKe my return, ?i.zo tne luackv straw lrlaimejLLwitliblue will realize that you are lettlngyo'ur round Tickets Minnesota 24 trip. CAL WfiriTEERS good only on y M'enrngs sill) away, utterly wasted. EXCURSION RATES EAST -- 24date of sale. Carolina North "WOODROW WILSON ' Black charmeuse with trlmtfilngaof Your business friend - nttiizes her Various sale Tenhesseo . . . . ateMay . 1 sVff- "to .24 .... for the WMWA of Ik' IV, evenings dalnt VWUIWlUblVV making W 5th via Salt Route. September Lake to $1.25 . Lake Salt return and Virginia .24 row .Wood That Wilson is the only a or made her entire wardrobe. She wonderfully picturesque tarnienta See agent for particulars. 5, via SaltLake Route. Kansas . 20 frock. Tho long, tight-fittinsleeves reads and 'studies for pleasure or candidate for the Democratic nominav Louisiana . 20 . had a row of tiny buttons reaching profit, does all her social calling, tion for president whom the Republi Mississippi . ' ,20 from "the hand to the shoulder on the theatre going and other recreations. cans lear oecomes increasingly, eviOklahoma . . . 20 outside.!. A lovely Yrock quite new in If she has a living place, she keeps dent Whether the Republicans name . Arkansas . 18 form vii nt pmnlr nnd hlaeW it in order, often does her preserving Taft or Roosevelt or some comproSouth Carolina . 18 veiourg ue lame, eagea. wua niacs and, canning after business hours. mise candidate they are confident that . 1$ Maryland ' "fiUfcr-'braind worn with a.gtilmpe borne business women even take they will .win In November unless the . Nebraska 16 - of embroidered linen. No end of them are club Democrats name Wilson. That is the boarders. West Virginia . 16 Get Jt now while you can. We have pte'nty. . 17 , Scarfs andsmall capes of taffeta women and keep up their studies. secret of the Republican activity in Telephone Connecticut . ,14 " are being generally worn. These are favor of Speaker Clark, Governor 14 Washington . s " " ' : . ' . . Colorado 12 ' J ' : , " 11 y y ''' -Florida . . . . 12 v' y fVFP'y Maine . 12 . North Dakota 10 10 Oregon . Rhode , io South ,rnKi!-10 , , Idaho, Moniana, New Hamnshire. Vtah, and "Vermont each. . .... 8 Artzina, Delaware, Nevada, New Mexico, Wyoming and Hawaii-e- ach -- anti-Vilso- n vw nman - i .nnere s - d " s - , a-- i sui-cid- o -- HiaiL-anQth- . er . L 11 '"n I - . tan-color- ... - X . . . 1- . . T- 1 i AY-ABOUT - . ...... g . ,. SMOOT SP AFFORD & Winter Rate d Delivered : -- - tt'jtw vTtey jiy ?s:;TT' agaa9! ' . . 6 . -- of Alaska, District Columbia, Islands and Porto Philippine Rico each . 2 , Necessary for. choice ...539 The San Francisco Chronicle call3 attention to the fact that the dele- , mS v 'l-- - r .mm.r f M.,llv - gates pledged foFtaft come'fronTatt parts of the country, about thirty states and dependencies, while those' for Roosevelt pledged represent chiefly .thirteen states. News'l v-S- ?" Wfc They can Ptvxz a Iafiat as Aver sxpext COursor . Wtzc as rra ' r ... lOIRAHFOf PURELY WESTERN ORIGIN ern aroma about it and this policy has since been sacredly adhered to. i, Every man woman and child that take part In the great performance is of ' nescrn nitlvity." Many of tho Indians t and pioneers who participate In Vc i battle depictions are but "fighting again the original battles In which they were principles duriagthe Arly4s strngglpthe. truthful homliness that has m'ade this show go famous. " Theri is a Complete absence "of, the artificial and 'the ever present naturalX This show juirtly clarlm to, be a western show of Vae west and the claim" as btsen sub- . stafttlatod yearly. It lays no claim, t any circus acts, but the reputation that has preceded it here makes fact that no matter hat the claims may be they have been lived up to in the towns where the show.. rhas been seen. The graphic deplc- tlonj.of the west. as It was and as it not-on- ly is, are all said to-b- e mar- -. rellous but truthful. . ; Of tho many terxea aggregations that af e- touring the Country this year there is not oue that .has brought rata - 7 ' 5 jroalngn're:. trulhfuL. w,eiterdep'ic. - lions as has the 101 Ranch Real Wild t how' which Is' to be here vn 8.,There isthat something May about this showvthat'ls absent in all r W J V- Wt-s- i or - otlirs and amuseHieut - "U 'fill's' a oi Id that niche "was in the vacant tp to thd ume of the organization of the 101 RanchBh,ow. There hare been! west vsnow s sent many out on the road during the past few years, butwa?nom'pared t the CDmlinj'jherTjher Ifefiot wild west showj in any oho way. Shows whose owners effect the long hair and hose performance Vconsistix of pistol hots and a series, of, yellsdo not .make up a real wild west"how.The tocvo OVTCAW m it. k T?f flows?' J v x,- - . : "... - X X - ma, and them is hot the "first thing about It that ciin be credited to the takeable"" western atmosphere. east When .the Xhow. was iirst orcomes direct from" the famous Miller ganized the poller then "was to elimK Brothers' 101 Ranch at Bliss. Oklaho-- j nate all. that bad anything of an east- : , .. , v .'. 10t Ranch show Is of purely wester origin and carries with it an unmls- - - - , ". " Aim w- We have a large number of monuments tablets and head stones all finished except the inscriptions, that we can put out on short notice. Decoration Day 30th. You will want that 'monument' erected before . then. Why not make arrange ments at once. is May The fleesley Marble and Granite Works; By th TabernacU Provo, Utah. - 3 |