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Show HIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 21, 1920. I r r Way Station on Denver & Department Manager Prom Rio Grande Becoming ie Largest Exhibit Seen Important Terminal., in Intermountain Country. Development Taking Place Along Substantial Lines; Residences Needed. Oue of the most interesting and exhibits of paretired hogs ever held in the intermoantaln country is promised for the fourth annual stock ehftw on April 5. 6 and 7 bv Jesse 8, Bu hards, supervisor of the hog department. Despite the fact that announeemeqt of the creation of this department came rather late for ix months old, So- many breeders to Although not yet prepare for it, Mr. ldier Summit bus grown from an ob- Richards said yesterday that some of scure way station to a thriving and the best breeding stock in this section rapidly populated industrial center. would lie here. The .number en exhibit From east to west and from the feot-hill- will not be as large as will be possible on tbo south to White River on next according to Mr. Richards, the north, home bmlders, prospectors but'heyear, said that the quality of the end speculators continue the buving of took entered waa exceptional. lota. It is not' a mad scramble, such Announcement also was made by Mr. as one might witness at a new mining Richards that Ezra Ijelsted, animal or oil camp. On the contrary, it is husbandman of the Oregon Agricultural rimed on with a deeorum and celerity college, had accepted an invitation to for the future of this act aa judge of the hog department. Mr. that angura-wel- l railroad center, which bears no ear- Fjelsted is known among swine breedmarks of a raoshrooom community. ers as one of the most capable men in This idea of making Soldier summit the west in judging swine values. He one of the most important terminal has been a student, particularly, of the in been the entire $ytem h$d, along to development of the heavy type, the ftiinds of Denver A Rio Grande of- which the breeders are now leaning, ficials for years, and aa a result the and is considered the best qualified man railroad company now possesses at Sol- to judge the new typo. In a letter to dier Summit splehdid terminals and Mr. Richards, William Kerr, awine speclassification yards. cialist for the state of Idaho, stated that be believed Mr. Fjelsted was the Traffic Dally Heavy. best man in the northwest for tho big A daily 'average . of approximately type of sw ine. Mr. Richards, who is president of 141)0 ears, both loaded and empty, were handled in the yards during the month the Richards Olson Livestock company of December. For December there was of Virginia, Idaho, is himself planning a daily average of eleven west bound to enter and exhibit some of his best coal trains, each train averaging aixty-fiv- e Duroc Jerseys. He will have a boar r car. The east bound empty car which waa a at Portland, trains h umbered nine, with an average Lewiston and Ogden, and a sow which won first prize at the Western Royal ear per train. The numof aeventy-alber' of engiaes turned dailv at Soldier show in Spokane last fall. Mr. Rich This included ardss herd, which be ia bringing here, Summit waa aixty-fivo- . forty-ninengines of the 220 class, four is said to have yoa more prizes than of the J85 class, and twelve Mallets. any herd in the northwest last year. The above record is for December. Other breeders who are expected to 3919. , For January, 1920, the normal show Duroc Jerseys are the Day (arms daily west bound movement was 39$ of Parowan and Victor B. Fisher of loaded cars, and the average daily east Oxford, Idaho. There will also be an excellent showbound movement was 300 empties, but r ing of Berkehirqs, according to Mr. on January 28, for the twenty C. P. Warnick & Sons of period ending at 6 p. m. there were Richards. handled out of 8oldier Summit 764 Pleasant Grove, Chris Jeppeson of Provo and A. N. Black mer of Sandy west bound loads and an almost equal are among those who have already made number of eust bound empties. Mr. Blackmera herd was The new washout svstern is in full entries. With this especially successful at the state fair operation at the summit. system engines can be washed and last fall, while the Warniek herd won turned in five hours time. This in a number of prizes in Idaho as .well eludes blowing the engine down, wash as in Utah. W. A. Boulter of Pleasant Grove, intr it out4 necessary boiler work, and George W. Fairborn of Salt Lake and getting up 'maximum steam pressure. The new cinder eonvevor is or no less William McSwam of Nephi, all of interest than the washout system. Fires whom were prize winners at the last are cleaned on the ashpit, and all cin- state fair, have made entries for the ders are immediately blown through Chester White class. Exhibitors are especially interested six or eight-incpipes under the tracks and Into a gulch, when warm weather in the Duroc Jersey's special prize ofcomes it is the intention of the railroad fered by the national association of company to load these cinders into cars Duroc Jersey breeders. It is a beauti with this conveyor; and make use of ful Japanese inlaid tea set, which will them on the tracks. The new reservoir be given in addition to the regular and prizes, cups and the like, valued just north of the city is now completegal- , special at hundreds of dollars. and holds one and one half miljion supply 10,000 lons qf water, enough THREE persons as well as all railroad needs. , V UtJ V iJ, inter-mounta- "N 1 X? s $39. & Just to Induce Early Purchasing d1 - prize-winne- x - e y .$-- lew Spring f 4- X " xix j , AAv 3 H X 'f ft xkx'? $39.50. "v - Regularly Priced $50, $65 and $75. v- four-hou- Navy, Tan Pekin Blue, Serges, Tricotines, Poplins, $39.50 , Silvertones, Jerseys " 9 Taupe, Brown, and Black h HIAWATHA BOYS HALTED ON TRIP Residences Needed Badly. Bqt the crying need from the beginSolning has been for more residences. dier Summit has been handicapped in that particular respect. Two hundred rental cottages is a conservative esti mate of present urgent need. Work will soon begin on the concrete subway connecting the south and north sides. A new $50,000 V. M. C. A. building is to be erected at the earliest possible date, the location being just east of the hotel. The yardmater's new office build remg la now completed, and that will lieve congestion in the depot waiting room, which bag been used temporarily as big office. In addition to these, new NEARLY 200 NEW SPRING SUITS. INCLUDED Fred Carroll, manager for tfie Redistrict inpublican campaign for thewith Henry cluding Utah, conferred Welsh and other Republicans yesterday regarding tbo political situation in . Utah, g I have found a keen interest in a and Mr. Carroll, polities,-saigreat deal of independence of thought on both sides. People are interested in what is going, on, end, when polities will begin to warm up a little more, it been be seen that many who havent talking heve berti studying the situa tion. There are a great many men and women working on both the Republican and Dimopratie sides, and the campaign promises to be a lively one. INTEREST LAGS IN ESSAY CONTEST SALE PRICE, $39.50. Harold Chuck Roeser, 19 years of age, Leonard Whyeriey, 15 years of age, and Earl Johnson, lfl years of age, were taken into custody last night by the juvenile authorities and Police Chauffeur Walter Griffin at the Oregon Short Line depot as they were about to leave for the Pacific coast. The vpuths were stopped In their flight froid their homes at Hiawatha. Their parenls had telephoned that tho bovs bad doeamped and they were arrested as thev changed from the Denver A Rio Grande ears to the Oregon Short Line. The bovs had approximateare residences and two atore buildings ly $185 in their possession when appreThev had been working at in course of erection. Two motion pic- hended. a nd An officer will escort them Sunnyside. ture theaters are contemplated, be will to their homos today. church and new school building 19-- 0. The Into additions for the year more than population, which is 800, has KNIGHT TO BE ENSIGN doubled since December. . LIVELY POLITICAL CONTEST EXPECTED AT Tea of these 8pring Suits are now played in our windows. Exclusive Store for V Women and Children EXTRA SPECIAL AStSHbrCash MefcuutbrCash dis- EL We Illustrate ten of the fifty different models Included in this sale. We Do Nol Carry Cheap SELLPOR Merchandise 4 We Are Including Novelty Velour Checks in This Sale r STAKE PRESIDENT Wonderful Announcement was made yesterday that John M. Knight, now president of the Western States mission of the L. D. S. church, will today he made president of the Ensign stake, succeeding the Info President Richard W. Young. President Knight was formerly counselor to President Young, and during the time the brigadier general was in service had charge of the stake. The First Presidency announced that for the tiftre being President Knight will continue as president of the Western States mission as well as president of the Ensign stake. President Knight arrived in Salt Lake vestefday from his mission headquarters at Denver, and will he among the speakers at the Ensign stake quarterly conference today. Sale of p P c--i C7 TT 7 j $10, $12.50 and $15 ImJUI Yalues a All the favored materials of the season,, all the most approved shapes and all the wanted colors are represented in many models. Theres a becoming style for every type of face Vote Bonds of $265,000. With a majority of 169 votes the Alpine school district bond election for J2fi5 000 was carried yesterday. 8lx hundred and votes were cast Pleasant fifty-eigGrove dlstrh t voted 151 In favor of the 1! and Alpine Highland, Issue against; SI In favor Htvd 48 against; American 181 against; I,ehl. Fork, 34 in favor and 289 In favor and 13 against; Fairfield, six In favorsand four against, and Cedar Fork, one In favor and fourteen against. y Special Price I ht Commander R. R. Mann of the Salt Lake U. S. navy recruiting station urges a larger participation in the essay contest it la conducting. The prize, a large French gun, will be given the university organization, club or association which wins first place iu the contest. Commander Mann has received but three papers. Tho contest closes March 31. The gun ie on exhibition in front of tho navy recruiting station. Clearing House Report Saturday's clearings Same day year..... Week's clearings ... Same week laet year $ 2 632.783 CAPITOL GROCERY 69 WEST SECOND SOUTH. 2 lbs. Purs White Lard ...55c 8 cans Bordens Milk ....95c 10 lbs. Sugar $U0 With $1.00 of Other Purchase, ..... .2 Old Dutch Cleanser. cans t1 SOc quart Best Malt Syrup 2 cans Tarker's June Peas...... 2Se .11.10 can Orlsco can Crisoo .....$2.10 70c 10 bars Cryetal White Soap Two Oe cans McDonalds Cocoa. ..16c 55e Bag Corn meal I lb I.lpion a Yellow Babel Tea... 80c 75e 06 $1 Brooms Regular 40e (Ac can Instant Postum 10c Com FUkee. per pkg I pkga. Queens Taste Spaghetti.. 25c 50c I cane Country Gentleman Com.. 25c 6 lbs. Washing Soda.., 25c bag Best Table Salt 2oe Tall cans Pink Salmon a ltia. Fine Is ary Beans JOc 16-l- 50o lbs. Head Rice lOo pkg Best Corn Starch JOc Full Cream Cheese, per lb 15c 2 cans Black Shlnola 2 large cans Tomatoes (No. 2m.25o 2So 5 lbs. Split Beans Iairge bottle Apple Cider 25c can K. C. Baking Powder. ... .20c 2Je vTree Tea, per pkg.;... S5o Quart Jar Sweet Pickles ,...25o 3 bare l'almoltve Soap can (dark) Karo Syrup.... Sc 60e lb. can (dark! Kro 8vrup cm (white) Karo Syrup. . .$1.10 60s' b can (white) Karo Syrup 2bo Toilet Paper t large rolsFine $14 J Beet Sugar 10s Snicked Bloaters... I large,' choice 60e I cans (Sunklst) Peas 65c lh. bag Rolled Oats 1 $2 70 gal. Maso.a Oil $1 40 Half gal. Masola Oil ,70c Quarter gal Maaola Oillb 56c Schillings Coffee, per $1.00 I 4 lb. buN. B. C Crackers 3 w-.2- 16-l-- 16-l- 100-l- b tg -- ......... -- 94 2,618,026 68 18.201.470 72 13,184,253 35 count of the customs of the mountaineers, but also a beautiful representation of some Invldents of the Civil star. A beautiful love story Involving a mountain girl a sacrifice of her lover adds a touch of pathos to a beautiful photoplay. 1 he story concerns a little mountain waif whose destiny, worked out by the god of chance, transplanta him from one grade of society to another with such ease and amooihness that ths little mounta.n boy la not aware of the charge. It ta a truly beautiful play, produced In a masterful manner. In wnlch With th presentation of ''ChC'Clt-tl- e Mr. Pick foldnewIs supported by Pauline star of ths screen, and enphcrd of Kingdom Corns" as Stark, (he the feature attraction of the new MU by Clara Horton. The vaudeville half of the bill le Caaino today. Manopening et with good things of the verlety ager Grant Femberten Is giving to Kelt crammed Some of (he best offerings of screen eier stage. Lake movie fans an Fince his meteoric Ackerman A Harris va id evil le are InIn Jack Ftckford Harrv is ascent to stardom following tbs release cluded on the bill There brand-neof ''Huckleberry Finn" his first starring Thome end company with a romedv sketch "Under One Roof It Is vehicle. Jack has been preparing his turn to the screen via Goldwyn produc- full of new lines and gaga that are bound to bring the laughs tions Not wmly Is the store of Tha Utile Virginia, Deacon and Baxter have a Shepherd of Kingdom Come" a true ac merry melange of corned), tinging and old-ne- w w ' that la bound to please. Robert patter Iohn end company give to bait Baker a novel offering In Hercules and the Midget." Dohn Is the modern Hercules and has some stunts that will thrill. His partner furnishes enough comedy to give verlety to the act. Evans and Deen in a singing. Jingling, mingling of mirth and melody ' will give to the Casino patrons a remarkable offering of song and patter. The pair have some original patter that ta sure to please Fennel and Tvson In a distinctly different offering, chock full of Surprises, and Reeder and Armstrong, two -' given on March 20 In th college audltortum. The Way 1a entitled The Chinese Lantern' and depicts Ufa aa seen i a Chinese artist a studio. -- MENS MISSION OPENS AT CATHEDRAL TODAY The Catholic mission for men will open thie morning at the 11 oclock mass at the Cathedra) of the Madeleine end continue for one week. men with two planoa and many .songa, services will begin at 7:45 and morning round out on efthe best bills ever ar- masses Wilt bo held 6 and 7 oclock. ranged tor the Casino. The mission for women, which concluded last might, was highly aiiceem-ful- , Salt Laker in College FUy. said the Rev. Father James T, Mine Kl'sabeth Glllllan, daughter of L. Toreney, rector. M Glllllan, 171 Twelfth East Street, suThe Kev. Father Bernard J. Mullov pervisor of vocational guidanca and dithe eervires for women laat rector of the part time school, who ta conducted a student st Western College tor Women. night, and spoke oa the sms of societv. The world has lost all idea of the Oxford, Ohm, is playing one of the leadLa aaij. The sin ing roles in the junior class play to be virtue of jiuritj. Evt-uiu- it 0 of impurity, in all its aspects, th deepest anil the blackest sm on th? calendar, A Christian is the inugc of God, bat tbe em of impurity digsdc this image and drags it down. I firmhre believe that wars, licet freand disasters which occur quently in our day are scut by U id as a direct punishment, mere fur the am of impurity than anv o'hcr nn. 3 here are more coldblooded murdere committed by our modern womei. ' than a of were eommitted on the halt ef The American woe an rf toEurope. day wants the privbge of l I - a rail (..d wife, but refnves tbt xi 1 tv given obligation of a leo ir v voung girl mi it s s,n I the t u i s of her d'ossp the n srried w euv , likes chi! ron an rein's tu 2 h. give op any tune to look alter t1 Nfce wojUI rather r ateM a ,cf iur party tiian tear teo a. 1 child." P |