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Show TIJE SALT. LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 13, 1U of th arriving in Salt Lake by ox team in 1850, who died yes. terday. N. HICKS, on JOSEPH C ' !!i TOPICS OF THE DAY If The Literary Digest chose the four words most frequently printed in the newspapers of the United States and Canada in the last three months they would be: .Pay the teachers more. Saskatoon (Can 'Star. ada) , Played in the Old Martial Band and Brigham What Commercial Organization d Membership Gain Esti-mate- Young Orchestra. i at 350. t 111! H t M i i )ji, h ili: i:;i Li Joseph X. Ilifka, SJ jrara ef age, died yesterday at hi borne in the II irka apartments on Sixth East etrcet. lie tame to Utah in lsjti, missing the plains by ox team, and hail made his bom in Salt Lake Mine that time. ' Mr. llirks was one of the earliest Biusieiahs in Salt Lake and played in the martial hand organized in pioneer He also placed In the oribes-trdava. cf the late President Brigham Votingr of the L. 1). S. ehtireh for danees held r.in the old school hoinw where tho Jtransford apartments now aland, on the east aide of Engle (lifte at Kouth Mr. lileka Tempie and Mate btruet. a also a carpenter and builder and. iri beside having; helped in the eonst ruction of the Mormon temple, built emtio f the oldest at met urea in Halt Lake. him are hia wifef Mr. Hurvixtng Helena Hartnell Hicks, and the lnllovT ino children: Mr. Clara Hutchinson of alifornia, Mies- Geneva ('. Hick, Mrs. Harry H. Anderson, Mr. Janie Johnson, "and Joseph L. Ilicks of bheridau, Incomplete return t u I l INJUNCTION HEARING AGAIN CONTINUED cl WASHINGTON. March 12. Hearing on the application of the shipping board for dissolution of the temporary . Injunction e former I'! against the sale of twenty-nin-was continued (if .German passenger vessel until next Friday by Juatire Bailey today In the District of Columbia supreme !, III1 court. Salt Lake Community Serv- HEALTH CRUSADE IMPROVES SCHOOLS ice Prepares to Form A. J. Ashman, superintendent of schools of Sevier eountv, hn written a Score of Councils. letter to John W. Jacobs, executive sec- oMbraon, IfMMSS OK Labor loaders know the views of the workers as well as jtoliticians know the wishes of their constit-- . uciits, possibly better, for unionized labor makes its wants known in no uncertain manner. Consequently, when The Literary Digest wanted to learn for its readers the attitude of the working man regarding prohibition, inasmueh as we could not ask the individual union worker because there are about four million of him. We asked his duly elected officials. . , antbe Vyo. SloQIT F'TIjj from the eontfit which i being held between (he Rotary and 'Kiwania clubs lo determine which can secure th. larger number of new Commercial club members last night indicated that more than 350 new member have already been aigned. Th drive will end tonight at 7 oclock, when 'a banquet will beheld in honor of the new members complete return of th contest announced. The huge silver loving cup which ia to be awarded to the winning organization by the Commercial club nil ented during th dinner. Both tb ltouiriuna and Kiwanians are holding! many of their blanks to report at the last minute, in an endeavor to force their club ini the lead, the return having been incomplete. It ia Jielievod that more tutu uOn new member will be signed by tonight. Jese X. Hnuth and K. O. McDahen of the Rotarv club head the hJbor list for those securing the most members Mr. hinith so far during the drive. has secured seventeen signatures and Mr. McGahen five. Special entertainment feature will be offered at tonight banquet, and stunta will bo on the program many for the benefit f the new member, cording to an announcement made last nipht by Nathaniel Jackson, Commercial club secretary. a 10. . , they refloet a considerable sweep of opinion. Why dont you sick the prohibitionists on the profiteers?; No man has a right to dictate tb ank?- - rktrfor other what he shall ef t "or Thurr hnro been more deaths and murders in the since period prohibit! n went into effect than there were in the same period TaKt year; arc a few of the ; typical expressions from the many leaders who favor prohibition. d If you would learn from the sources the real opinion of the wo: king man upon the subject of prohibition, you isill do well to read TIIE LITERARY DIGEST this week. Other interesting news features in this weeks Digest are: . first-han- - Our Stake in the Adriatic This court also will receive argument a motion (lied By the ship. ping board today to dismiss the hill on f!? the which temporary injunction requested by william Randolph llearst. as a was granted. taxpayer, retary of the Utah Iublic Health asso- The motion to dismiss the entire ciation, telling what an important facwas presented In place of an IV Franklin K. Lane' plan for the change tor th modern health crusade has been Counsel for the answer to the bill. that the of "Flag day- into Neighbors' day" in the formation of health habits in his board in the motion contend are letters Birailar coming suit (a in reality against the United will have the enthusiastic support of Balt district. from ail secUons of the state, proving States, alnc members Inof the board have to community service, according the controversy health the so Individual Interest prothat eonelusivelv very snd, therefore, the District supreme coui t C. B. Hawley, chairman of the commit- gram in tho schools of Utah is worktee An organization is being perfected tacks Jurisdiction. ing out splendidly and "will give most . and plana have been developed to hold excellent results. rif CANADA MOVING Mr. Ashmans letter follows: Nulghliorliood night" on April ( or 7, 1 am at which time a score or more of neighrequiring 11 teachers of the WOMAN work to give a public ertisad health borhood will volcouncils be formed by Jiii of the unteer organizers recruited from the health program for the award conbill The We are readv March 12, OTTAWA, Banneret pins. Knighta of Utah. now with our programs, so will yon send tri ferring onvotetheinwomen of Canada the University The organization of the neighborfederal elections, me by return mail 300 pins for Knights Tight to ; signed to replace tho war time election hood councils her will mean that Salt Banneret. will be the best prepared city In The health crusade has given us the get, was presented to the house todiiv br Hugh Guthrie, the solicitor general. the country to carry out the plan of for- best practice in health habits we have in! Th, bill, broadlv, provide that any mer Secretary Lane to its fullest, said ever had. British citizen, over 21, male or female, Mr. Hawley. By grasping the opporsmv rote. tunity to secure the services of a naThis ia the first measure to provide tional organiser experienced in neighIts, for the general enfranchisement of borhood organization from the commit FALLS th civic recreation commiswomen In the federal elections of the nity service, our in the first ranks sion placed city various provinces dominion, although of those are fast becoming com- Special is The Tribune. have conferred the franchise, and dur- munity wisewho IDAHO FALLS, and conscious. We need the Idaho, March II kin to next women of war the th ing hearty cooperation I of men and women Idaho- - Falls people are accustomed to 'Half-ton- e soldiers and war nurse were enfran- of wide acquaintance In their own neigh- hearing of Idaho potatoes commanding of borhoods and with that we ehall be able big prices on th east and west coasts, election act. chised bv the .war-timas as to much to them cost have an idea but will th orange that promote sweep Under the bill no woman can vote by here at home is somewhat of a novelty. reason ef marital relations, but must country. Halt Lake idea, briefly, Is the Never before In th history of the coun"The native not personally be naturalized if counhave potatoes been so valuable. Whole- of many neighborhood organization try born. ells at one time, each with the same ob- sale dealer are paying .the farmers $5.10 consumer jective but each with its Individual pro- fier hundred,7 and thea bewildered cents pound, or about fill gram meeting neighborhood problems. paying FORTY-TW- O MINERS L. B. Williams, who ia In general cents per dozen at the retail establishof the organisation plana of th ments UNACCOUNTED FOR charge Every potato grower In the vallev can neighborhood council, has his headquarters at the Commercial club and will recall a time when the product sold for fill cents per hundred. tortr-twto lend his about to be assistance MEXICO CITV, March lb any glad who desire to of the 136 miners who were eauglit citizena or group of people adneighborhood council for fhe in the main shaft of the El Bordo mine form vancement of their own neighborhood at Paehuea, in the stale of Hidalgo, life and paitlclpate in the community-wid- e BEING USED IN were atiil unaccounted for late tonight, movement, according to Mr. hour after fire had broken thirty-siout in the shaft. 8pectal to The Tribune. The mm was sealed todsv for a peBOISE, Idaho. March 12 The Pssteur FALLS r treatment is becoming popular in Idaho, hours for the pur' riod of twentv-foufrom number of cases the the judging flsmes. It will RAILROAD pose of smothering the when state bacteriologist has. Six persons bitthe workbe opened on Friday, FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY (Publisher! of the Faraom NEW Standard Dictionary), NEW YORK ten by mad dogs within the past week ing will be explored and an attempt Special ts The Tribune. are now under th car of that official. alto rescue the made missing men, TWIN FALLS. Idaho. March IS. A Three of these cases are from Nampa, though there is small hope of finding committee named at a banquet here where a puppy bit them. It was later owned is mine 42 The of the alive. Wednesday night, at which were pre- determined that the animal had hvdro any sented plans for construction of a rail- phobia. by Spanish interests. road from Twin Falls through Filer. Buhl, Two other cases are those of bov s law gang, said to b prime movers in enjoy a special ball tn their honor foN AMERICANS Castleford and Contact. Nev to an out- Their dog was acting queerly and as he SERVICES the new revolt announced for May by lowed by d.nner. The Maokay brethren GEM STATE let on the Southern Pacific at Wella, Itad been engaged In conflict with a por IN MEXICO the army of the reorganized govern promise real elk meat on the bill of fare. Nev.. today decided to seek the approval cuplna some time before they thought ment of Mexican Freemen. MOUNTAIN of tiie towns represented to the proposed ho was troubled with a quill in his throat This they attempted to remove and were road on tnese conditions: GRAND AGFA TO BE SINGER 1 PBIETA,. 8onora, Mexico, e the animal. to Twenty-fivbe thousand dollars bitten by Tits Tribune. te ELKS March 12. HerFillmore Edward and fgeetat and turned over to th It was then feared that the dog had IN COLLISION The public raised at once BOISE. Idaho. March for general preliminary organrabies and a test was made by the state man Sideway, civine Iheir addresses at J. L. MORGAN. MACKAY Utilities commission of'this state has been promoter was found to ization file be to the the promoters New York city, are being held by the bacteriologist. This asked to petition the interstate commerce bond for expenses, NEW In event of case. The boys were immediately given March return of the money YORK, 12. Mis Mexican authorities at Hermoaillo, acd eommlssion tA place Idaho back on to Th. Tribune. to bu'ld the- - road. A fur- the Pasteur treatment. Yvonne Gall, French soprano, member-oof on Pacific time, as is their failure morn- Special to statement made tain time i this a cording to J476.000 of be Mem-Itepop-u'raised by POCATELLO. Idaho, March 12, now th case Petitions from over ther aym ing by Koberto Carrillo, chief of the the Chicago Opera company, sue- subscription in this section, th bal- LARGE of the Pocatello Elks dub will Joursouthern Idaho have been laid before the northern zono of the Carranza secret ney to to be supplied from some other . - commission, the first one coming fiom ance Hunday In special cars. tained a possible fraetufe cf the skulj Markny, service. raised to be and prothe by quarter Caldwell. Immediately after the St. Denis performARE DRIED W ia According tb Carrillo, the men were ance at the Auditorium th Elks will today in a collision of two taju-abIt is held that the loss of time ef one moters. At, hour An tssemblsge ef 10 men listened to exthe last week and leave Pocatello hi the Central park. She was taken to tb is variously detrimental to fhe busitake by military apprehended sleepers 12 of for th March the Idaho. Idaho That plan building BOISE, ness and other Interests of th state and planation in southern Sonora near tho Chihuahua early morning Flower hospital, where her condition believes in the conservation of Its irops. banquet by Carl Is working a great hardship on the people road as presented t flie state line with two automobile loads ' They are taking a number of candi- was L. Is evidenced by the fact that practically since Idaho was placed on Pacific time J. Ahern and Oeorg L. Davis. Shad dates with them for working material reported serious. The chauffeur confes-e- d which ammunition tbev of more not as acted sold toastmaster as and of the all fresh crop, apple without being consulted It also i set Hodgin Mackay Elks under the leaderth taxicab which crashed into that had been turned over to them on the and th of than a dozen speeches were made In fruit for the highest prices growers have arA1 out that in the repeal of the daylight savof Dillingham have made all in which Miss Gall was riding to Lexof advantages to result ever received, has been dried. The season west coast for deliverv at a certain ship the d scussi-to give them a warm weling law by congress, .this state virtually from rangement the building of the road. for drying has Juat closed. on the state line, there come. ia now two hours behind it former time. noon rnd tire ington Opora House, was arrested og a After at spot designated banquet - ' One of the larger firms engaged In this td be turned over to agents of an out ceremonial In the afternoon the Elks will a charge of reckless driving. ,. work, the Weiaer FruitII IToducts FARMERS Appendicitis Fatal to Child. this week closed s run for lining with a record of 600.000 pounds, of which pwitl to !i Trlhuas. J50.000 pounds is choice white stock. Th SPANISH FORK. March tne balance went into Jellies and jama son of Mr. smLiirx David te Tk Tribeu. died yesterday afternoon, after z James, a week's illness front appendicitis. The BOISE. Idaho. March 12 Beware the DEAL MADE child is survived by his parents, two seed au tion, say B. F. Sheehan, field $130,000 brothers. John snd Wendali, and two sgronom t of the University of Idaho IN RANCH extension division, who is state seed aisters, Mary Ann and Donna. r--v cotnmies'nner. , With belt loops and caff bot- v m BOISE. Tdaho. March 13 On? of th "One of th best places to get low deals real sstate in ranch propquahtv eeed containing manv of our biggest most noxious weed seeds is at an 'auc- erty in toutheoi Jdaho aa rcordrd tl.ia Bmegar & LaValta sold the r tion' sale," save Mr. Sheehan. Samples wck henflock ranch to L. o. Rcvnolds examined at various sales indicate this 2000-aI considered on for $130 000. The ran-to be true. In many Instances a farmer s low nusl'tv seed could not be gotten of the finet piece of property in the in is Camas located rid of otherwise. late. It county. "Farmers must remember that It I HYGIENIC FLEECE UNDEESHIKTS CK Y0UE CHOICE OF 200 BUck-jsckeand Sobbed. unlawful for them to offer for sale seed of alfalfa, timothy or th clovers unless Value $1.25 March Idsho. Tom FALLS. II. IDAHO Ij ccnforin so to the Idaho seed law and Welsh reported to the po!le office todsv as to Indicate Its quaittr. with s is tagged on the head welt which he ak liable are and ss Farmers any dealer I ft BLACK WORK SOX Jnet before being robbed Funeral erv h ex for James Lowell MorIndlvtdnala purchasing seed should re- said he received had to Welsh a gon plio-last night. Per member to get th best from a source on 25 Wedof died who last age, gan, jears the south side to get some whlskv, known to tie reliable. VALUES TO $4.00 It he went to nesday at a local hospital, following as , is a cereal seed from a reliable he says, and after drinking Ku.v he whs blackhe adds, bed. iJiter ON SALE All UNION SUITS for appendicitis, wi'l be held sizes. all dealer is the safest plan lo follow. Fteer 7K kinds, operation that really tastes good 100 a Liberty Ismd Sunday afternoon at 12. SO o'clock Tit the jacked and robbed of seed.1 Values to $8.00 Order Irew Year R.alar Dnln Prices for Old Times' Sake (Jld-Tisnd fit. In cash. ond ward chapel The body Twenty-- . SUCH. NUT PACKING CO. IS may be viewed at the residence of Samuel Negroes Are Fined. Csesi.ksrir, N. Y. IDAlKTFAtJJv. Idaho. Wrcht2 S. n Hoioies, SIS West Fourth North street, IN CAVALRY Dixon snd wife, colored from th north from It to 12 o clock on the day of the It each today ti j part of town, wereA fined Triboaa. Th warrant was Isaned obsequies &p,al by Judge Hlx. Mr. Morgan, son of James S snd Fearl Assortarrest A BOISK. Idaho. March 13 Thor ia for their Beautiful the upon WednMday Pratt Morgan, wa a native or bait Lake lug to b Iivaly compctilion over thf complaint o Ed Leggrom snd wife, a!-and had lived hrre virtually ali of is life, cavalrv fn th fttata for tmepi colored. ile was a traveling salesman. ment of Men's and hih Adjutant toUnral I. V, Surviving mrmners of the Immediate d.rocted onrants for Patch haa Would Release Delegate. Ilolmea family ate f'u1 wMow, Mr Emily tho war departmnit. Iocatailo and Grinding are leading in the rare . Bmh NEW YORK. March 12 William i Morgan, 'n nr children. Dale,- - aged 5. Young Mens Suits men mglatfred for M hex 1ki telegraphed f'oleman F Vaughan, Ruth, 2. James, 2, ami olrt, an infant about 4nty J1,000 kj.; ft. of floor Fp&e, recrrarv of state of Michigan, today that of 5 months ciibatrneitt. fn th .running he would Immediate!) releaee deleealr. electric delator anl lrackaKC; Tm Fit Ha anv ihUgation in support him Jf the Mrh crmAmer.ran from a organised Early Settler Die. In- lou 2 or short term lease. un cf Infintrr when tt etas exrwted Jtomocratlr eelectors in tne Michigan priJf TV. Trtlisa.. to !ndo-Spsrisl for Mr him ntld again h In. maries president. the national guard March If Anp por ATLLLO. Idaho.of age. iVd in th ataie. will contort the com MeAdoo s trlrgrsm said e an twin ort cf caxalry Adjutfrrt Gen355 Pierpont Avenue, jears 'My conviction Is so strong that sit gelo v'uszo. ?ny era! Fafch lre4r for homa, delegates to the next Demor,ie nat'ons! member "t the Italian rolonv died last 233 TO 244 STATE STREET Funeral ai t everting at g lotal lioapilsl. iU he (uirt baaed thm moidh a htr-hach convention sho ild go tirunstructed Or Phone Wasatch 6344. .th th anU, have Peon eriztrg ev.rv opportwn'ty te rangements are In chaige of the Knighta cmriram vi til be auppHed of t 'ol imbue. further that result " mat and th nescxM ry equipment. TV d . Of counsel on - TO SUFFRAGE n -4 POTATOES ARE HIGH AT IDAHO Where the Unitec States Is Concerned in the Clashing Interests of the Territory of the Adriatic What to Hope Frqpi tke Railroads Sir Oliver Lodges ission The Dubious Nobel Ward The Steel Trust Fnds It Pays to Be Good Chinese Plays, Real md False Lenines Puzzling Peace Offer Europes Need of Spiritual Rebirth Bainbridge Colbys Appointment Defies Russians Standardise Religion Tradition Geographys Debt to the Missionary Labor Awakening in Japan (Direct TranslaPaths to the Presider icy From McKinley tions from the Japanese Press, With Reproto Harrison ductions of' Original Illustrations) Worlds Paper Currency Now Seven Times Canadas Voice the League the Amount in 1914 A Soviet Confession Herbert Hoover, The Man Without a Germans Welcome in South America Party Rockets to Explore Mars Best of the Current poetry Numerous Interesting e Illustrations and Reproductions Hitmorous Cartoons I March 13th Number on Sale Today I Newsdealers 10 Cens $4.00 a Year The " PASTEUR TREATMENT IDAHO x FOR 1 AIDING PROJECT TWIN FUNERAL FOR SALT LAKER TOMORROW ASKING TIME TWO HELD OPERA HURT POCATELLO TO VISIT II' moun-iaflea- ar 11 rs AMOUNT OF APPLES ARE WARNED AGAINST CHEAP SEED Sp-- fr corn-pan- Cheaper Than Overalls PROPERTY Un rats If Coffee cr h drink oil.! d Is-- ge and feel fine Jtffee Iyc M Pair....... drink tted CHILDREN': Af.. m INTEREST GREAT TROOPS Excellent Warehouse FORRENT g. 6ilAS rw rginnt hn an CJUO 520 lo 540 , old-tim- xx i s il bothers You f rrHed A HATS 3ic C |