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Show THE' SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING,, JULY 22, CUE nOII Pre-Holid- - DENVER, Colo., July 21. Parley P. Christensen, Farmer-Labparty candidate for president, today telegraphed to Senator Republics n nominee Harding, and Governor Cox, Democrat e nominee, suggesting that all Join in a demand upon President Wilson to Immediately release Eugene V. Debs from prison. The text the message follows: I here been selected by- - the Farmer- Labor party aa its candidate for presldent, of the ..United States. JR is my intention to Inaugurate aa quickly aa possible a nation-widcampaign in bAalf of ths Ideals of polltioal and industrial democracy embraced la the platform of that party. But ( dislike utterly to start on such a campaign while one of my is In prison and especially opponents w falls he is In prison for no crim other than an honest publlo expression 'of his refer to Eugene V. Ktitical views ofI the Socialist party. The war has been over for nearly two or 'r - e- . ' Dorm Sem-pra- -- 19o Mentholatum . liquid Dress Shields ..25c Bay Rum, large size ...42o Canthrox Shampoo ...,42o Mum' N j. Knowlton Dariderine To Emery Boards, dozen ..25c Buffer and File Set ...25c Velour Powder Puffs 15c POCATELLO, FeUer, 71 thirty years passed away hospital. Mr. Fetser Hyglo Sets Household Kits $1.00 38o Colgates Week-En- d Packages , , Boric Acid ' . 25c . dozen . .....,..$1.00 Lux Soap Flakes . .10a .Jergenl Violet, Almond and Witch Hazel So&p 3 for 25o Special Palmers Skin Success .3 for 65c Soap 'k19o r ne Special Liquid Veneer Lavons . 2 for25c j..,...... ..50c Ponds Extract". Odo-Ro-N- ' . . . - What Walkers tell you can bs - invite relied upon-7w- e personal investigation so that you may bs . convinced to yOur own satisfac- .24c t.......,42o 4a for .TOc ! i . ' i Ve, are. offering Hot Water , Bottle art ness. tion. ...... for., ........... ,49c Odo Shun .47c -- 1' Cotton ..39o Ze Pyrol, large size ...85o 49c medium size o, , ...... Powder .Amolin Wyeths Sage and .......83c Sulphnr ,...35o figs.... l., I Kirk's Jap Ross Soap, Sterilized Toilet Paper .....$1.95 Syrup of - ,25c Listerine, medium size ,42o Glyeo-Thymoli- Pint Thermos Bottles .$2.50 Tan Leather Thermos Case and -- 7 . The $25,000 display of furs, the demonstration of making and sewing of furs in our windows, you will find very," interesting. Broad 'statements are often made by fur dealers, sometimes to the of the fur busi- detriment great . , i Soaps ; . V..30o Colgates BrilUantine ,.40o Sal Hepatica , ...l49o Meet Depilatory ,85d Palmers Almond Meal 25o Large size Peroxide .'..25c i 20-Mu- le hair, . mili- . .....49c , . J Lenxesis Shaving Colgates Shaving of shaving, fl .Y.7.r. .tv. .19c Cream , SAVE. YOU MONEY SELL YOU GENUINE FURS WITH A GUARANTEE BACK . OF THEM also whisk brooms. fnL Geod Goode rON FURS tary and tooth .brashes, Shavi&g Wdburys . Soapy L Charles Ida., July years of age, tor more than a resident of PocateUo, late last avenlnf at a local was ona of the recognised pedal to The TrUmaa musicians of the always having POCATELLO, Idaho, July 21. At last taken aq active partcity, In musical matters. evening's session of ths city council all Ha waa leader of Pocatello's Phllhar-monl- o blda for sewer construction work In, disband about twenty years ago. No. IS wers rejected, as they greattrictexceeded The body will be taken to his old home the estimates of the city en- In Cleveland, ly O., tor burial in the famgineer. , The lowest bid submitted for considera- ily plot satomHBsstoMMHMtonmHMsw tion asked for 28 cents 'per square foot, which was considerable higherthan the Committee Is Appointed . city authorities figured they could "pay for the work. Obtain Atmory Site On account of the increased amount of tourist traffic through the city the counTto Tribasati cil passed recommendations for cooperat- 8pcU! FOCATELLO, Idnf J order ing with the Commercial club in putting the tourist camping ground, on North See-- 1 to get some definite action regarding gn ond avenue, in shape for the summer armory and suitable drill grounds for B months The council assured the ebam- - troop. First Idaho cavalry, a commit- bar of commerce representatives that the tee waa appointed today by tha board connected with of governors of the chamber of commerce park would be immediately to Investigate the matter of purchasing the water mains a block in the- - Falrvlew district and to communicate with the adjutant general Unconscious for Is Boy regarding funds available to construct 12 Hours, From Injury theTbearmory. Rotary club and chamber of commerce are In order to obtain suitable stable and quarters for tbs to The Tribcas Special PocateUo troop. TWIN FALLS, Ida-- , July 1. Emergtwelve hours peing late today from MANY AUTOS STOP AT ASHTON. when riod of unconsciousness, resulting he was struck down yesterday by an Special to Tbe Tribune. automobile on a principal street here, ASHTON, Ida., July 21. As many as eon of D. M. fifty-two John Denton, cars a night is tbe record numap122 Avenue Eleventh East, ber f automobiles parked on the muDenton, pears to ba on the road to recovery.blame-le- nicipal campus grounds during the past The driver of the car Is declared week. Free lights, water, fuel, stoves, The boy, with tables and chairs for the accident. art provided for the several others, was engaging in a water tourists. boy retreated Tourists from every state In ths union fight in which thetheDentonbefore it could have been registered, and each night Car into the path of - sees a merry gathering around be brought to a stop. in the lad A front lamp struck the hia broken the lacerating head, glass B. clothes, Shaving Preparations Special to Tbs Tribune. Bids for Sewer Work Rejected by Council ' .Price Sample' line ..42c Rouge ay Zanders Theatrical 1.30c Rouge . Willow Vanity Case 60c. ; A Veda Rouge ,.38c at -- Jo-ve-n- Brushes At 49o Rouge y Soap aM , - . Rouges r have been- party to tbs persecution of Yellowstone. 62.2. any man for the opinions ba holds and The sign-ma- p also Includes all prinI should so regard myself if I failed to cipal rivers, streams, roads and the railroads publicly announce my condemnation of In correct geographical location. the Imprisonment of Debt since I have entered a race in which he is a comsense of sportsmanship Pioneer Musician Dies petitor.haveTour led you. since your nominamuch Pocatello Hospital tion, to consider the position of Deba I beseech an answer from you to this t . , a proposal." Get what you need in toilet preparation AtJThese SpeciaUrices ilIdS, or but 'Today and Friday -- Vnofapprtou - 7, ehoser There will be a game of ball be- -tween the Brigham and Tremonton-Ger-lan- d teams of the Wasatch league In the afternoon, which will not be a league game, however. These same teams will play a regular league game at Garland early In the afternoon, and then come over to this city for a later game. A many people are planning greatweek-end in the canyons. ths Jn simple justice ths tthe preslden- tlal candidates of the Democratic, R.pub- - on man i?2llntod to oteto Farmer-LbUcan and should partiee They include all the nmminnt . f i KtouWhtto1 .LSi ?2? aT; mat. The shoe evidently pinches it hurts w i' hot of c Its durse, weather, and perhaps ' people are just naturally peevish Toilet Requisites hs years and whatever justification there might have been on be part of the government for denying Debs his freedom during the war has now been dissipated by twenty months of peace. Mr. Debs A8HTON. Idaho, July 11. Ashton Corn-be- at may be utterly wrong in hie ideas of how built a laiys aigu, aa a to conduct the affairs of society i " ebub V ,th and so may I be and eo may you, but my conception of liberty Includes the & Tftt ti in dittitn ttsn iiziTrett wronr. I to Ur. to uv rlfht think ptrt i)bi nSTo inH and to others with whom I disagree. in- -; MwStiniwrintJd on eluding the candidates of the Republican on the repre- board, . I loathe your kmPMappara and Democratic parties, WlU,i Tb.W U connoted for the purpoe. ter of n GOOD GOODS. Medical authorise state that nearly of the esses of stomach trou- bis. Indigestion, sourness, burning, gas, bloating, nausea, eta. are due to an ex- - , cess of hydrochloric add hi the stomach ; and not, as some believe, to a lack of di- -! ;estiva Juices. The delicate stomach Hang 1 Irritated, digestion la delayed and food sours, causing the dleagre-e''l- e symptoms which every stomach sufferer knows eo well. Artificial direstants are hot needed In such cases and may do rest harm. Try laying aside all digestive elds and instead get from any druggist a few ounces et Blsurmted Magnesia and take a teaspoonful In a quarter glass of water right after eating. This sweetens the stomach, prevents the formation of excess acid and there is no sourness, gas or pain. Rlu-rate- d Magnesia (In powder or tablet form never liquid or milk) is' harmless to the stomach. Inexpensive to take and is tbs most efficient form of magnesia for stomach purposes. It is used by thousands of people who enjoy their meals with no more fear of Indigestion. (Adv.) nine-tent- - Sale ay Create Gaa, Sourness and Pain; How to Treat. Parley P. Christensen Asks Harding and Cox to Join in Request for Release. 1920.- f Fountain Syringe ...... ,.,......$1.25 Black Dressing Combs .50o . Fur Coats, Scarfs, Coatees at August Sale Prices Which Me an Big Sayings i W I Buy Now, Pay Lat cr 4 , as face. Discrimination in Rates Alleged' by Club. at Malad council baa authorised preparation of assessment rolls in a new improvement district created for the paving of seventy ( " blocks An expenditure of 212,021.42 for ' Special to The Tribans. cement sidewalks. In sections where MALAD, Idaho. July 21. At a recent walks have not heretofore been laid, also club, waa authorised. meeting, of the Malad Commercial the question of the alleged discrimination of the Oregon Short Line in freight rates MALAD TO CELEBRATE. to Malad, aa compared with those of Pres, ton, was discussed and a committee, SpeUl to Tb Tribuso. of Malad's leading business men, MALAD, Idaho. July 21. Tho various was appointed to investigate and take committee which have Malada Pioneer action on the matter. day celebration in charge, completed their The club also determined to make a arrangement today. A panda will be strenuous effort to obtain another out- the first feature of .the day's program, followed by a meeting at the tabernacle. going mail each day. The afternoon will bo devoted to sports. Tbe pioneers of this section will be guests Mcdad of honor and will ba elaborately entertained during tha day. . i ' ' MORE IMPROVEMENTS PLANNED. Special to Tbe Tribune. Twin Falls, Ida., July 2L The city Novelty Blouses at T5 coo-elati- Old Landmark at Is Destroyed by Fire Special to The Triban. MALAD. Idaho, July 21. An old landmark was destroyed Monday evening when the Elisa Joner building on South Main street was destroyed by fire. , This building was constructed in 1271, and at one time was Malads leading general merchandising establishment. This building was also used as the postoffice for many years. The building had "been remodeled and waa occupied by two families at tbe time of tbe fire. The entire structure and most of ths household goods- wars destroyed. . - in connection with our Beauty Parlor Chairs .Juct like Daddy's at fell Barber Bbop to minimlxe the ehane t ' of accident, . . ' TSLsxj new Regular Prices, $8.95 to $2250 French voiles, hand embroidered-organ- dies, many of them embroidered in gay colors batiste embroidered and lace trimmed and novelty ginghams ill . unusual styles. - 11. Articled POCATELLO, Idaho. of Incorporation were July filed with the county clerk Monday by the Toggery company, a men's furnishing concern of this ,clty,' recently purchased from William Bolaheid by tha Wade Brothers of Idaho Falla. The store was Incorporated tor CHILDRENS BARBER SHOP Off so you can have a Stunning new blouse for the holiday COMPANY IS INCORPORATED Special to The Trlbeae. Vz - Ovrblouse and styles nnder-the-aki- original, developed in ; exquisite materials The limited quantity of these, very desirable blouses should suggest to you to come to the r sale promptly, to take advantage of the unusual savings.' . ; rt ' SALE STARTS THURSDAY,' 9 A. M. 150,000. SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS BRYAN AT REX8URCL Special to Tbe Trlbaae. REXBURG, Idaho, July 21. William Jennlnss Bryan spoka to a larga audience last evening upon the subject, Pending the How building, located eaot of the BUSINESS WILL SUSPEND. Problems." This ts tha last of the Idaho cafe, have flntahed the plastering cities included in his circuit with tbe Royal Special to The Tribune. and the structure will be ready for ocElUaon-Whlseason. thla Chautauqua BRIGHAM CITY, July . 21. Brigham cupancy shortly. Two store front are City will have no official celebration of provided In the building, which will be NEARLY BUILDING COMPLETED. A. N. Townsend, tailor, Pioneer day, but tbe day will be observed occupied by and J. G. Ball, barber. by the suspension of ail business snd ths Special to Tbe Yribaae. citlsens wiki occupy ths time ' as they ASHTON, Ida, July 20. Workmen on GOVERNOR VISITS REXBURG. ; , ' Our Beauty Parlor Han Attr&ctive, 1 haircuts have been originated here , 22 Operators in attendance no - , , . waiting. be,t c,tiI ,p BhP75Jit,h - ; " Three Children's Hair Catting Experts. JBsfe end sans chairs.. We nee the Frederick Permanent Hair Waving machine, tbe lat- est and safest on tha market Call Wasatch 870 Large assortment of Good at popular prices, . .Bylr Competent men and women Mar- cel Wave Experts. The manager of our Beauty Par- returBed tb " ,or wt with many new styles for Hair Dressing. high-grad- , . tor Appointments at Ones - ta Special to The a bi;g time at v JULY 23RD AND 24TH , Fishing Is good. Come up and get cool 0000 foe, above sea level Horse Races, Foot Races and Baseball PRIZES FOR EVERYONE Everything that Is i good , BIO DANCE to eat and drink. The reads are good. snd gpand ths 23rd and 24th ' Com up Hotal aeoemmedaWona Brighton hotel and Balsam Inn Exotllent trout and chicken dinner. g a. m. dally Regular atagea leave the Pery hotel Special stage leave the Peery hotal Friday and Saturday, July 8 and 24, a S p. m. , Stags tssvsa Brighten at S p. m. week days; 4 p. m. Sundays ' - , TEACHERS TO BE EXAMINED. Spretal to Tbe Trlbeae. MALAD, Idaho, July 21 Beginning to. morrow and continuing for three days, teachers' examinations will be held bv County Superintendent J. C. Tovey at th county oourthouee. The 'papers will be graded tbe week following by a board appointed by the state department of education at Boiee. a i Tribes. REXBURG, Idaho, July IL Governor D. W. Davis was the guest of ths Rexburg Commercial club at a banquet laet evening at the Hotel Ecclee. After the banquet the governor and the club members attended the Bryan lecture. , - ' NOTED CHICAGOAN DIES NEW YORK. July IL Arthur Jerome Eddy, prominent lawyer of Chicago, died here todar, following an operation for acuta appendlcttle at the post graduate Mr. Eddy, who was 61 years hospital. Steel old, organised American ths Turbine Foundry corporation. National company, American Linseed Oil company and numerous othsr large corporations snd was a member of the Chicago law firm of .Wetten, Matthews A Fsgler, Hs was counsel for many corporations, author of "Eddy, on Trust and Com-- 4 - - blnatlona" a Harvard law school graduate end member of nwmeroua metropolitan, Chicago and California clubs. - There has not as yet, however, been official confirmation of this report any and latest dispatches to the British office from Egypt say th Frenchforeign have declared that a state of war exists between th French and Arabs. ' ON AUTLAW STRIKE. LOUIS, July 21. Approximately twelve thousand coal miners, employees of twenty. four mines In Franklin county. III., , CHOOBBB FRIGHTFUL EUICIDE. are tale today as a result of the unauALLIANCE, Neb., July 21. Mrs. Willthorised strike of day laborsrs, according iam Shdriock. aged 65, wife of a promito reports received at the headquarters nent pioneer farmer near here, ended her here of the fifth and ninth districts coal life yesterday by pouring kerosene on her clothing and then setting bureau. . it on is to She raid have been SOLDIERS' BODIES ARRIVE. suffering from dlsorder due to worry over her NEW YORK. July 21. Bodies of 181 stwomental son while they were serving over- American soldiers who died overseas arthe American army. Both boys rived here today on the steamship Prin- have with returned. , cess Matolka from Dansig and Antwerp. war brides of French and Twenty-fiv- e WILL PAY BILINT German nativity were among the first .TRIBUTE, FORT WORTH, Texas. July 21.-- A11 cabin passengers and Polish repatriated troops composed the majority of the 2094 trains on th Missouri, Kansas A Texas railroad will stop for thres minutes, besteerage passengers. ginning it I p, n, July ts, in memory of Frank Trumbull, chairman of the board RECORD ATTEMPT BALKED.' of directors of tha read, who died rePHILADELPHIA. July 21. An effort to establish a world's record by launching cently. even ships In fifty minutes at the Hog REFUSE TO TRANSPORT POLICE. Island shipyards late today, was spoiled DUBLIN, July !l. The Kings Bridge when the flrat vessel, the Vafaa. stuck on the ways. When every effort to re- terminus was the scene of unusual animamorning when thousands of paslease the ship failed th launching crews tion this for ths Curragh races and other moved to the second vessel, which easily sengers were held up because the destinations slipped Into the Delaware. trainmen refused to carry thirty armed bound for Kildare. The police policemen FEIBAL ACCEPTS FRENCH TERM. boarded t succession of trains, but on each LONDON, July 21. A dispatch from occasion the driver refused to work and Egypt to the French authorities here ton.y an expresa for Klllarney departed, day saye it is reportsd that Emir Felmal, the police not attempting to board it. head of the Syrian state, ha accepted Many passengers proceeded to Curragh by the terms of ths French ultimatum. motor car. GO BT. - 4 I t I i $ 4 i , e MfC0RNICK:C0L BANKERS ESTABLISHED 1871 Substantial to depositor through a - connection where every transac' tion is guided by sound principles, con- -' structive policies and a sincerely - helpful banking spirit. Resources, $14,000,009 MEMBER. FEDERAL. RESERVE SYSTEM e |