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Show Till: SALT LAKH THIMINE, MONDAY MOD NINO, FEBRUARY 9,' 1920. - Music Feature AUTO EXHIBITION CARL with other official of Bonneville T Motor Display Largest Display in Intermountain Regions History Predicted. , Dealers Preparing Cars for Scrutiny of Busy of the system, will be in Salt Lake next week. HE twelfth uinul Salt Like Salt Lake Units Need 250 rp X automobile Hhow, which i beinc week In Bonneville perk paYoung Men to Fill the vilion, will l;eve it official opening at 7:30 p. m. tonight. The musical Ranks to Quota. DEXTEB snmy Preliminary Plans Outlined by Idaho Cooperative Beet Sugar Company. ii Jwid-Tbl- program will start at 8 oclock. The fallowing vocal selections will he rendered by the Sait Lake opera quartet, under the supervision of Trod C. Graham: Neath the Autumn Moon" a KIMBALL, dssn of of t civil snd mechanics! (ngmeerlng of Cornell university, who will sddress Sslt Lsks snelneers. R. GRAY, president of the Factfic railroad, who, With the distribution of appeals for re halt Lake, and with hundreds of business men and employers cooperating, the Commercial club recruiting campaign to strengthen the ranks of the Salt Lake units of the national guard of Utah will be formally opened this week The call Is for 250 young men to fill Jhe r ranks to strength In order that recognition ma ge given by the war department, pay allowed and more than $1,000,000 worth of army equipment sent to the city for drill and encampment pur- pseud to Th I American Ideals Will Save Humanity, Correspondent Declares. Near East Discussedy Student Orient. Conditions Tribune in RUPERT, Idaho. Feb. $ The building of a million dollar sugar factory at Rupert waa discussed at a meeting held at the D. C. Rummers and A. A. courthouse. of Walpole Merrill, officials of the Idaho Cooperative Show Visitors. Beet Rugar company of Twin Falls, outGounod Faust T)fy from lined the preliminary plans. A total of Quartet from Robin Hood" If America remains true to her Ideal about $100,000 would have to b raised DeKoven , Salt Lakes twelfth annual automobile to the world will be raved., but If she forlocally by the sale of membership Selection from Katinks show will be officially opened In the for whhh he ha alte! the prlin-lplbeetgrowers and others, two shares of Ronnevlll Frintl pavilion at 7 S" ochuk stock at $100 each, the nuiltmim amount will be brought stood,' ways clyillsation of tho Thru the iople of stock trailed to one person being Fort students of the University fare to fare with drstrurtlon and manan opportusection wilt have Eight per cent Interest Is paid on the of Utah automobile engineering kind will be In dancer of reverting to poses. money invested nity of witnetifong what has been termed thw status of six hundred be will Men who aerved with the colors duriag conducted The balance of the coat of construction, classes through jeers ago, deKishel the greatest disby Manager W, honorable about the world. war and hold $00,000. It was reported, can be clared tir. tVllllam T, Ellis, student of the exposition by Professor A. Le charges raised by eastern capitalists, who are frem Ihe armv, navy or marine automotive eiositioi that has ever been Oriental polities. In his lecture on Arner-ia- 's Roy Taylor. corps will not be particularly sought for willing to Invest in such an enterprise arecniblrJ hi thin roKlJ, Commencing hen assured of the fact that local farm-r- s to Information given enlistment, according duty In the present world crisis, at mornon run the exhibit this Tractor will opens tomorrow the exhibition out yesterday at campaign headquarters. and business men are mtereeted. The the First Pr stnterlan church last night. clock o 1:15 at It is felt bv officers of the national guard farmer present at Wednesdays meeting ing at the Newbouse hotel. regular arhwlule, opening This la no time, It. Ellis raid, "'for and those In charge of tne campaign that signed contracts to furnish ninety-thre- e each afternoon and clot mg at II o'clock. The show wSl close at 11 p. m. n a r 2 men acres done the reactionaries to strhe to restore the have their of beets. At present two thousand these former service hthiss. .M sin ma The allow will remain cloeed this after instead acres and. full share of patriotic duty, must be obtained before a factory old order, branding as Bolshevik! all i ho of demanding even more of them In a can be secured. I a. non to ternit exhibitor to put the fin ' "L are against them, and declaring all who C K. House, who attended the recent Vvsy, efforts will be centered upon The military on their touches Itching diplaa. recruiting the younger men who have agree with them to be loyal Americans. meeting of beetgrowera. held In iTnver, wmk of lithtalling decorations was comnever worn the army uniform and know gave a report of the convention, urging America is the champion of the new e all little the necessity of organization among day rudimentary military tactics. pleted Saturday night and r It isabout world order. Her example I the Inspiraand stating that beet growers In announced, however, by the camterday a steady stream of motor eludes tion of all suppressed people; she holds paign officers that If any former service Michigan were getting high pricea, owing of all sizes and descriptions insured into men care to loin the ranks they will be the destiny of mankind in her handa, and to their being organized. A. A. Merrill she must not play politic with the fate welcomed and the experience gained by also spoke on the rotation of crops. Wll the pavilion, Late last night nearly U ot the world. them during the war will be sufficient to Railroad acted as chairman of the Officials to Be liam Henschled the displays were'in their positions and A cmnmltteee. consisting of During the conflict with Germany the place them where promotion will come meeting It is expected that by 4 o'clock this M E. Willis. W. R. Young. K. K Lament American soldier were mote bisve, more quickly. In readiness be A call la being sent out, directed espeefficient and more wonderful than the William Henschled. J. H. Thompson and afternoon evr thing will Commercial Guests most optimistic had dared to hope; and W. E. Hunter was appointed to solicit beet cially toward high school and university for th owning. the fighting was ended when the Amerstudents between the ages of lit and 26 acreage for the company, and are meeting never icans broke the spirit of the ceutrel served with the with much success. Contracts have also years, who have in - Arrie.-- colors. The pav offered through weekly been offered to beet grower in the Paul not yet won. K power. But the war iMiors ta lost If the things for which we fought drill and summer encampment has been district. The fiist of the to men are raised to not realised. Whether or not our young working According to the contract offered by the Now their way apiea! have arrived In the city and imbratiuns Influenza brave dead shall have died in vain Is yet through school or college. The President Carl K. Gray and several company, at the present price of sugar, are that a great many more will come new pay schedule allows $1.75 for each to be determined oil the shores of the beet growers would receive $18.75 per ton In during the duv. Never before has hke Mediterranean. private for two hours drill each week and other executive officers of the Union Pa- at the dump and, with the pro rata of Off Show and allowances during cific 8j stem will be in Salt Lake next 25 per cent of net earning added, the army regular pav interest been manifested in t lah, toIdaho, Atr. the summer Bolshevism Arises. encampment. "Wyoming and Nevadu, aoooiding to Information received price might be $21.75. The contract is a The show haa attracted close to Regular army recruiting offices have week, according Riphel. Cent. sliding one, based on the price of sugar, Twenty-fiv- e There are three mayor power wlilt h been notified bv the war department to yesterday by Nathaniel Jackson, secreImOO dealers $1.25 per ton fnr beets being added for annuallv from all parts of have sought to control the destinies of far cooperate with the national guard recruit- tary of the Commercial club. every cent increase in the price of sugar, the lntcrmountam territtfly. Thus have t, mankind, of these the first Is ing campaign and do their full share to of that number at $10 a ton for beets when sugar nearly The offbials are making a tour of the starting the oldest power in the world. Until the or let to ranks Theais the a up cents bring at strength. eight resignified their intention lv word pound. to lines the the road preparatory of Salt Lake drug stores report a falling ters and motion world war the bulk of mankind wa the picture houses in bait turn to private ownership, ter of attending. Mr. Kishel Bald. set for March of autocracy. History was but It la believed the number of snow vis- off in the number of influenza prescrip- latke have offered their aid in making the 1. The party Dexter S. Kimball, dean of the engineer- - I servant some was time detained for the record of the conquests of kings, and tions as compared with the demand for campaign successful bv exhibiting slides in Portland. Ore., making inspections itors from all over the intermountaln I In mg schools, Cornell university, will 'be the great hordes of humanity lived only on screens explaining the need of Into the thousands territory will number toward changes that will about ten days ago. Lur!ng men their Sait Lake Frtday. He will be entertained I lh?t the fulers might exploit them. snd outlining the advantages of an there looking "Manv things will contribute to make preventives leave lines taxe the when e probably the of pla v. latter held ever pharmacists 'During the war this ancient power efficient part national I January guard. the 1920 show the greatest y the Cornell aiumnt association of Utah wai government control. destroyed, temporarily aL least, and Nearly twice the found It difficult to give satisfactory here," said Mr. Rishel. I mankind will at a his and associate dinner President the was freed from tbe slavery of at at club, Gray University number of automobiles shown last year pervite at the prescription counters, but be guests f honor at a Commercial club But Immediately- - there arose kingship. 8:30 will tills at the and to address new Utah cars o'clock, Manv will tie disnlaved since then medicines have the sales of Anluncheon here. I their arrival of oppression, the natural form upon of Engineers and the local aaso- - another Society section will he dlspluved, and, Instead of fallen off more than twenty-fiv- e nouncement of the exact date and the heir of czarlsm. Bolshevism Is )cr 0- clarions of the National Engineering '! the usual three models, the majority of cent. more than autocracy turned nrogram for tne affair will oe made upon cletles at the Commercial club. The the distributors have as many as five Our b(ggest since the recurrence I ,de down. It Is the dictatorship of the receipt of the date of arrival from Mr. of his talk will be,- "The and six to show. In the line of acces- of the tnituenza dayepidemic whs January g lowest I of society. It denies das Gray. Ention and Work of Future the National which 20, said Alvin A Robison of Sohramm-Johnsosories a great many new devices added It is understood that manv changes and I rfrV freedom and nationalism, it de- societies.'' indicate the great demand for Third South and Main conva of Hrugs, and emblems additions, ,h because of postponed Justice, Dean Kimball Is a niemhcr of the Amerl- - ?tro' liberty comfort this year will be noticeable. .treett, ditions and the circumstances of govern'"Prescriptions for inran Society of Mechanical Engineers, and Pu.Mia wbere It holds sway, it has fluenza have dropped considerably withI abolished ment and now the dream the and are of control, on ia a contemplated, people in tour of the United the States Listed. Exhibits Sixty-fou- r in the last ten days and I would judge It is by far a it is said that President Gray will have class hatred. of Be- interest ofto this new society, and on busies II ubtituted some announcement to make regarding menace thfe worst form exhibits a falling off of from twenty five to of than In alt, there will be sixty-fou- r combined of the relating college ITussianlsm. railroad plans as they affect the civil and mechanical engineering at Corof automobiles, tires ami at cessortes. Of fhltly per cent In our prescription deBut of th turmoil the This cars. partment. motor will nell house of fortv of through past in which h has recently region. these, university, There has been a noticeable falling A reception committee will be named century a third power has arisen which been appointed dean. liat Includes virtually all of the well bids for control of the world. It I the by the club which will welcome the offiHe has published several books on enknown makes of cars, accessories snd oft of influenza prescriptions since William J. Willes, druggist Social cials to Salt ake, and a special program U. S. principles of justice and liberty which Disease tires sold In the Intermountain territory. with thesaid gineering subjects. Perhaps- - the best ara The XTuehl Drug eonqrnn). known to Immunity as Americanism. will be arranged for the luncheon and known of these are. Principles of IndusExhibits are t.ot all from halt Lake firms, demand fell off for influenza ia worthy the rebut for in preventives other entertainment. as thev have been trial Organisations' possibly years past, and Elements of No Internationalism e said. of mankind which does not embodv he cent twenty-fivNow per spect Saturday, which-arand other from textare as used there Ogden many A was noticed Sunday, slight decrease books by the Alexander Hamilton insti-- 1 n.,l?a principles a strong national life cities of this seolon In commemoration of the tenth anniL. D. S. ESSAY tute of New York. He Is also a member I WH 80od will toward all the world. The Salt Lake show will indicate in but Saturday almost exceeded our bigversary of the beginning of the movement of Control. the Society for the Fromotlon of F.n- - rr a smaller wav what was most noticeable gest day of ten days ago, D said Charles 1 o ARE in of Van Van the were given last gineerlng Eudcatlon, and has twen on the! America, program OflVtQ I... Dy Iyke at the national shows in New York and noticeable most The I of company. rug number eouncll of toe increased industrial education of New Chicago, that is. night by members of local boy scout The majority of mankind Is today cut of the influence of the epidemic I loose state. Fourteen prize winner have been andosed models being manufactured this feature from it natural moorings; and la Dean Kimball has been professor of In- - I facing tha danger this result of the change in personnel of nounced by Adam S. Bennion, superinten- troop in many wards and churches of The demand for more closed is In our fountain service. notPeople seem year. of before the congregat- the city health dustrial engineering at Cornell for many I Bolshevik hordes. But falling In the the city. dent of I D. 8. church school Anniversary week, which bemodels Is n keeping with the general to take the Precaution of It also will be the that the world Is not department nois been contest one esaav and has facthree President will year Instituted of'the be trend of the motoring publics des re for ing in public places and gan celebrated prize to by be yesterday, Is by going destroyed. It going to be are giving free clinics for the treatment of social Heber J. Giant for the best compositions Increased comfort. Many novel features, ticeable that many persons and representatives on the board of II saved by the principles of Justice, good headeverywhere In the I'nlted States. ulty careful attention to colds diseases in this state will now be under on The Need Today f a Strong Faith In trustees of that institution. will and tolerance which America has such as thermostatic controlled radiators, Scout Executive Oscar A. Kirkiiam said aches. AU Cornell men Intending: to be present I made the cardinal The winners will receive an austate and federal control. The city ot God. adjustable seats which tnav be moved features of her na-A. K Thornton, manager of the Wilbook from President Grant upon yesterday. the dinner are recruited to notiry Haul I tiona! life forward, allowing apace for luggage, and liam Salt Iake will cooperate with ttie state tographed The programs began in the I D. R. William. 1508 Walker bank building. Thornton Drug store, said: his return from Arizom Fifteen out of for In neclal v jonst reeled compartments the lands around the Mediterra-Al- l wards at 8 o clock and lasted until 8:15 The influenza epidemic seems to have and federal authorities to this end. twenty-on- e church schools participated. engineers are invited to attend the I nean is to be derided the result of tho shopping panels, wnlcn are In bided in received a severe jolt, as our prescripFollowing are the names of the winners o'clock, when boy scouts of the city stood meeting at the Commercuil club. and at war, clinic coupe and sedan, may Hitherto the there the Kuropean nations ar the every emergency tions of Influenza medicines has dropped and the schools represent; Tax lor at attention and repeated the scout oath be viewed. and playing the same old politus of hospital in tills city has worked separately Gordon, Snowflakethey academy; Artell Smith, In conjunction with members of tile or- MEETING The educational value of the show Is fif;v per cent, weat least, since Thursday. TO CONSIDER are refilling many pre- from either the state board or the United Rieka academy: LaPriJe White, Murdock ganization throughout the country. Mr. tS!S. fTTlfe"': unsurpassed, as it affoidx an opportunity Nevertheless, a large amount States public health service. More com- academy; Mildred Limes, Gila academy; Kirkiiam estimated that practically all of wherever It has held sway, and which of viewing and comparing side bv side all scriptions and are selling and At ARTCC I( ert Romona Wall, Emery stake academy; the 400,000 boy scouts In America percough medhas not a single redeeming feature ip all of the new models. The classes In auto- of influenza preventives will result from the new plete cooperation formed R. in Clark. this icines. observance of ceremony Bryant Fielding of academy; Its black history. It to remain the gnard-Ca- ll motive engineering of the University it is believed. It is anfrom the northeast bench arrangement, Peterson, Millard academy, R. C. the anniversary. has been Issued by Ira R. Browning I ,an of ike strategic center of the world Utah, under the supervision of Professor of New cases have will continue Vancie In talks made at the meetings last secretary Till, Big Horn academy; Mary Jack, L. I because It the city dropped from twenty-fiv- e nounced that the campaign of A. Ierov Tivlor, will visit the exposition the state road please the wishes of the Brit-fo- r commission, conducted along quiet D. 8. U.: Lucile Balltf, Oneida stake night by boy scout and other speakers, being to forty per cent since Friday, ac- persistently, t a the capitol, February 17, I lh foreign office. There Is no spirit of during the week inwillgroups of twentv-flvlines, but with the local authorities co academy; Leota Anderson, those present were asked to adopt during of the meeting-aSnow of nations In the Near blast, th0 academy; cording to Frank J. Foiland of the Sixth operating stare lecture road I Professor Tavlor commission league and various with the state and ted era of Maurlne Whipple, Dixie academy; Wallace the week the scout motto, Do a Good county and city commissions, to discuss I Bnd the British government Is as false on the new ideaof motor car engineer- Avenue Lrug company. fleers. R. Budxe. Weber stake academy, and Aland vaudeville Turn Lake moving Salt tB The Dally. to own the of as general subject People as it is to civilization ing engineers salaries. they are viewed in the models Clinics are now established at Ogden, gernon Bedford, B. Y. V. The boy scouts of the Waterloo Meth-odiThe state roak engineering forces are I and the principles for which the war was picture theaters last night reported a where the citv clinic is held at room 16 church met at the church building asking for appreciable return to normal Sunday night capacity in the etty hall; at Salt Igike. where the In aala- - fought. last night at 815 o'cloik. The apeakrs lies, and the desire i toincreases I houses. But there Is a force which promise Conventions Planned. clinic is established at 148 Re- OGDEN MAN CHOSEN were the Rev. J. H. N. William of the schedule for such services. adopt a uniform eases of influenza were re- community Sixty-fivWeber I t defeat the Intrigues of Europe and emerclinic the at Ogden, street: the city Tbe week promises to be a busv one ported yesterday by the city board of gent Methodist First Rev the ve church, Clem county. Salt Lake City, and county, and mankind., It Is the example of EMBASSY SECRETARY Davies of the Waterloo gency hospital, State and First South for the dealers In addition health. Methodist church Frovo and Utah county fcave been invited I America. Today In the Near East, Ainer-t- o streets, and the county clinic at the county to the banquet which will te held At the and Assista it Scoutmaster Charles ParI ra hld have greater power over the people at the representatives Twenty-firand present South State hospital, Hotel Utah AVednesday evening, at which sons. than any of the ancient conquererd. The conference. In Provo the etty and the county Special to The Tribune. Htreet, all the visitors will he the guests of Salt BURGLARS RANSACK countries look to her for their 8. Feb. suppressed W. H. Senator WASHINGTON, clinics. There health offices are Lake distributor. Manv of the Salt Lake r SALT cured the appointment of Karl MISSIONARY inspiration and, having had the spirit of HOMES are also detention holding homes at tbe county King has firms have announced that they wtU RECOUNTS and of Justice awakened Packard to a the liberty secretarial posiOgden by detention hospital at Ogden, the county hold private conventions for their dealIdeal, of America, they will not submit tion in the American Russian embaaey. in .Sait Lake and the county hoshospital EXPERIENCES ers. ABROAD 601 to of the European powers the of Hr. W. J. Bracker, For the present. Packard will be on duty home The tyrannies Provo. at pital The big nisritt bf the week will he Kast Third South street, wan entered nor yield to the menace of the Bolshevlkl. Health Officer Nelson is in charge with the Mate depart men, acquainting Thursday which has boon designated yesterday in the absence of the occu- at City tha world dutY Professor L E. Cowles, director of I SThu,sJ High average intelligence, lofty' moral meJira with Dr. W. R. Brown as di- hhpaelr with diplomatic method, and win (gden, Then all dealers will Society night." and the who Bre in California, standards and a belief in God are necea-sar- v arhoo! administration at the University of I crisl defined. She must remain true to rector of the clinic. Dr. George F. Rob- be assigned a foreign station iater. le plans of pants, appear in full dress and . wti1oh In ever she haa ransacked.' I conference In Is with etood, Neighbor Utah. Senator an the of la director the community clinic Warren, making prenervation of any civilizainvestigation of Utah's d place thoroughly many Include added decorations of to erta e forth tho example In Salt Lake: Dr. Willard Chriatopher-son- . rhalrnian of the appropriation school system, night school and I ?n committee. tion, the Kev. K R. Fulkerson, who is reported the robbery were unablebeen wv,ho,d wreaths which wHl be given who I a had to wa follow', of value Senator suppressed people King encouraged to believe lecturing In Utah In the interest of the apprenticeship training courses as at pres- city health officer at the emergency awav a favors. A special musual pro- tell whether anything I ' will be added lo the deIn ent conducted In the larger cities of centenary movement, said last hospital, with Ir. J. C. Shepherd assis- an amendment gram has been arranged for Thursday taken. of D. N. tant bill making appropriation for the an address at the FTrst Methodist nlgnt home robbed the ficiency Dr. T. and J. church. Burglars Howells, director, night with Edna Evans Johnson as soloCivilizations which have fallen Into Sorensen. S4fi West Jackson street, ofEn-$2 county health officer, at the county hos- establishment of the ordnance depot near ist and the University of I'tah Ladies' and Senator King filed with Senetor rnln have done so for one or more of some food Saturday night. D- - S- - SERVICES pital. with Dr. W. I. Rich assistant di- Ogden. quartet. screen rector. Warren the from letters made Baker these Dr. was and Health Officer IT. by reasons. Frederick trance Fulkerson said. Ho cutting Secretary City to or the Bonneville dance In addition door. The then waa dis- J. Taylor and County Physician Dr. C. Colonel Stuart, supporting the King bill, illustrated ils talk by recounting the re- tries. He says the present investigation ehoatra winch mil be on hand afternoon from the rear la being urged as an amendment lo sult of studv made while Ijie wa In EuIs planned with a view of making reoom- - I Nephl I,. Morris, president of the Salt and evening, there will be given each covered by Mrs. Sorensen on her return K Hughes are in charge of the clinics at which the appropriation bill. ke stake ot the U D. S. church, was Provo. rope and Japan as a representative of the mendations In the near future In methods I night s vocal program. Vred C. Graham at 9.30 o'clock. Senator has been invited to address ths principal, speaker at tho tabernacle King Methodist church. He has been he&d or la in charge of the vocalists, and he has the anBar association services at Geoigla its a Methodist school yesterday. President Anthon H. in theological announced a new group of entertainers ARTICLES BY Japan nual convention late thi month. Next and has held the FALSE Lund presided at the meeting. Walter office, also, of American for each evening of the week. The Salt will Senator week. a address P. former president of the eastin King gatherMonson, vice consul that country. BATTERY COMPANY jke opera quintet will sing tonight. BE INVOKED ing of Greeks in New York City. ern states mission, offered the tnvoca-tlon- f and President Rudger Clawson the Short Line Official in City. , COMPANIES BID benediction. iCDEN. Keb 8 Artlrie of IncorporaTetters have been sent out by Dan H F. H. I The tabernacle thoir, under the dlrec- Knickerbocker of Pocatello. Special to The Tribune. Storage Battery Shields, attorney general, to county attortion of the Western ON DRAINAGE BONDS companv have been filed with the county neys throughout the state, advising them CLEW CAUSES ARREST Idaho, general superintendent of the Ore- OGDEN Keb. 8. Warren Wade Hick tion of I'rofeB!0r Anthony C. Lund, sang gon Short Line railroad. Is in Salt Lake man, 58 years of age, died at 1:35 o'cltx-clerk. The capital stork is $2110,0011, that It la their dutv to enforce the Matutes Sr,eoilo28 J! dld a quartet consisting of on business. Mr. Knickerbocker report lue of $100 each. against making of fatee statements for the par this morning at the family residence ai-.- I Prank S. Thomas, David Roberts, Cavan Bids on the fito.noo drainage bond Issue with shares of the lo Milo Rweet. Professor J. J. FI. the The Is Tribune. for traffic heavy, especially freight. H. purSpecial The company organised Washington avenue of purpose of obtaining: credit. Complaint for drainage district No. of Lavis county was at the organ, OGDEN, Keb. 8 William Ward's de- Godwin of Salt lgike. assistant general monla, after two weeks' Illness, The were made Saturday bv representatives of pose of controlling the rights of manu- had been made to Mr. Shields that in of the storage some Instances the county attorneys had fective oierMioe and the track made In freight agent, left Saturday for Chicago widow and eight children survive. The I the Hanchett Bond company of Chicago, facture andIn assembly Idaho. I hatteries Utah, Oregon and refused to iaaue complaints. funertu will he announced later. the two inchea of freshly fallen anow on business. Methodists to Meet and Freeman, Smith & Camp of Nan Franami director officer The led to his arrest this morning upon the The practice of making such false stateWashington. I cisco. oTYlieUnlonT'sclri? y The Rev. Dr. John J. loioe. n?fi Ralph E. ments k causing loss to the business men charge uf steal ng hav from hi neighbor, Alliance to Meet. Business employee The bids .were received Saturday after- are J. Btewart Clark, president; I 1e Methodist church In Utah, A. Beus; at 8170 Jackson avenue. of the state, and must act to the detridied Bristol, vice president: Fred W HerringDee hosnltast T'xo i tendent noon in the office of the tKMrd of at the A special membership meeting of the ha" ca,led a of all officers of ment of those who are entitled to credit, this moralng The io!ioe received a report early thi ton, vice president; O. J. Slilmell, of the district In the Hbton buildAlliance has been called a brief illness. vliurches in Balt Lake He u Survived bvone I ih George R. Glenn, treasurer; C. di-R. unless something Is done to prevent the morning from Beua that he- - had lost a Business Mens M,Jhodl,t ing Members of the board said the name noon at 7:45 tn the the club Commercial at for L. h'kht edI,esd?-today and Abbott, Mr. Shields said. Mrs. George Eunice Bokett, The fu- of the successful bidder will be announced Hollingsworth misrepresentation, large quantity of liaj from a stack. DeC. A F'aus. chairman. The meeting daughter. erty park, Waterloo and Heath Methowill be announced later. rector. The company expect to build a tective Robert Chamber wa assigned by today. will of churches. dist consider for The rules will the the officers once. meet In question Ogden at to the factory with Thomas N. Finn of Los Angeles. alliance. He found upon Investigation the To Build Theater. The of PACKING hy the meeting will be anpurpose SOLD was plied Into a large bag and camel POLICE REORGANIZE nounced later; according to IT. Lat-e- . bpeclsl te The Tribune. away bv a man who had an overshoe COMPANY that wa torn and frayed at the bottom. RUPERT. Idaho. Feb. 8 H W. WilASSOCIATION An Investigation diecloaed the track led son. E. S Gillette and A. M. Trent have - to the Ward home, where an overshoe made application for of the Spwnl to The Tribune. Life and Character Beading on the back porch, the officer said, fitted Wilson Theater company, capital stock Rpecisl to Th Tribune. OGDEN, Fb. 8. Tbe North & Clark J 50 000, of which amount $50,20 has been the track In the snow. Ward was then OGDEN, Feb.; 8. Th Ogden Polios Packing plant on West Twenty-firstreet will change hands tomorrow subscribed Construction work w:ii Mart Benefit an organization placed under arrest. asciatlon. FEBRUARY morning, Itnmedater. when the B. M. Fox foumltd more than eight wars ago by will take Persons born on thin date hae the over the property. Thecompany W. I. Norton, who was chief of police, new company will FORMER BUYS or gopal aa their birthatone. hut which was allowed to go hv default Ban to Be Lifted. spend $3500 In Improvements of the plant amethyst which was built about two years ago. They come under the sign of Aquarius, during tlm pant few months of the forGEM WEEKLY The T nfoune. SpccinF t Three was revived today The officers and directors of ths Fox ths waterbearer. mer persons are administration, f RIPEN, Feb. $ The ban will be lifted bv the members of the police company are as follows-- B. M. Fox. presi- aware of porerealng unusual power lit idsiio, reb. s. departtomorrow in i uden as far as the theaters ment. certain 8 -- Diaries are but Idaho. often too Feh. directions, POTATEKIA1. Harold dent; they Rosenbaum, rice small ban tff silver and motion picture bouses are romerned, lazv and deficient In the and manager; W. T Greenwell.president E. Wright, ploheer editor of the MontpeTh name of the organization wilt be ability to con secreto Tribune. The Special hut will remain on for the dance halls. the same a tAree centrate. beautiful accidental an Thus consummated a It was before. TJ! started ideal In lier Examiner, gift are bullion, representing tary and treasurer: Clayton M. Fox and This is the decision of the board of out today with twentv-tw- o scattered and very frequently entirely E. L. Van Meter, directors. Pocatello tedaj whereby he sold his plant Feb. 8. A herd of 100 members. The OGDEN, to is what of presumed health with the report of the Improvement officers discovery lost. to IT. M. Ne mn. formerly connected with elected were Taptarn Robert in the influenza situation. These people are remarkable thinkers antelope in the Kaibab forest In be robbers buried loot and remiand , for vear I McLeod, the Pocatello Tribune Burk, president; tetectfve Building Permits Issued. and spiritual healers. Every human be "U llnon, treasB. Barlow and southern Utah was recently seen by prominent In I'tah. newspaper clrile. secretary, ' in old stage-coac- h of niscent E days te The will Tribune. assume Mr. Nelson peel, fng bora under this Sgn poeaesees this arrive manageurer. Forest Banger Hammer, according ment ofi hi purchase Pert Wednedv(, He whether he Is aware of It or not, Idaho, have been deposited in a loThe members advanced $t each as the RlPERT, Idaho. Feh I Ten bulling genius, I It can be brought Into a beautiful and man an were and he to Issued has newspaer to made the the e.perlenced nucleus of the associations funds. last the permit ek. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING W. A. during report cal bank to tha credit of h editorial and FI. and the M. mec.iunieal know, 11 phenomenal use by a respectful and Spaulding will build a brick Shop district forest service headquarter end of the bustne. for his tailoring business. R F. Ray ia loving recognition, Snyder, a farmer of Bogerson. RATE. Dies After Long Illness. women are not ao timid fn this city. putting tip a plumbing shop, W. Tbe discovery was made by hs, orThso Aquarius contracts for the erection of eight new postal t The Tcibuee. apprehenatve of danger for those Insurance Given Employees. Effective February i, 19 20. Forest Supervisor C. E. Evans love aa Libra women, or so retires W. W. Thompson Is also buildhouses. they Snyder while excavating on his OGDEN, Feb. 8. Mrs. Roe Jane Fntz. i.I lo Tko Tribune 42 ears of age. wife of J M. 'Lentz, as15 cents par line flrrt Insertion and snd fidgety as Gemini women, but they said that one of tha local game ing two houses. farm for a basement. It was unare uKuallr more afraid of the InvestOGDKN, Kb, x -- The Ikaundry of "u ten! per line each consecutive sistant city engineer, died at 6 o clock wardens also had reported seeing a covered about four feet below the r ments In business and property, and th'w furden snnounreJ veirterflay afternoon the this morning at the family residence 7h4 Insertion Firs ff00. Damage JUMM) h ut a fete luaursnre to cancer of not of Ihe breast, coitseeuMv If vent street, Insertion herd of 100 antelope at tbe head of ihcv opinion and speech of people IS surface of the ground. The value earh of thn Th lvm ft Tberrea 154 8ou h tbe irittyttiiree men ami women The governing planets ara .Sal urn and line each Insertion, after two x ears Illness. Bhe was lorn In Lost river the the forest Big not bars has been of of the the rompanj. This the are the da vs when tho Fourth Haul atrrei, waa (ismagd to the Uranus. The in thrlen, Iiefmber 17, )87k. Fhe is suremployee by tbe month, $! 0 per Jma. $Mv extent wnen apurka frm th careless should look well to their valfirm rare of the adoption of th Two Dues minimum space. vived hv her hunhand and several chilh'mnev tgntrd th rnf shortly after H uable and jewels or thev will be tiding tnuarM dren. The funeral arrangements will be ctrrjNf phte by' o'cka'k jeter.iay morning the Want Ada to arivertire their loos. made by Larkin &. Pons. -- fruits throughout pre-wa- lmr-mounta- r l. r.., 01GCISTS - n f Prescriptions of Falling Per Club Salt Lake. ten-da- J 7 - 1 ' y king-righ- two-thir- up-Je- ct a- demoo-(ineenn- n, 1CMITE0 in fcat-urd- Treatment Under State and Federal Tehth Anniversary Movement ginning Observed. - ,'' SCHOOL PRIZES AWARDED 1 p. j ulaM. at 1 - aTun jnErtiVILj e. ps st e out-of-to- st LAKE I- eLor flow-an- part-tim- l. morris speaker .Jn. AT L C., ... FILED STATEMENT LAW TO TWO DEFECTIVE OVERSHOE r, f'1 1 D-- G superln-conipan- ujxr-viso- ra " ca. Buried Silver Bullion Found on Idaho Farm BENEFIT Rangers See Antelope- in Two Forests UTAHN STATE Twin falls, PLANT TO NEW st 1 . Ix-n- fe Pp-r- fr lal a- i Lib-nera- L |