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Show THE 18 RETAILERS ILL TRIBUNE, MONDAY. MORNING,. MAY. 2 V 1920.. SALT-LAK- West Advised to'Prepare for Tourist Season WEST Salt Lake Merchants and Commercial Club Prepare to Entertain the Tourists. Store Owners to Arrive Friday for Study of American Methods. ecllpso Any previous rec- ord la history, sad all coast hotels art preparing to handle it, said O. Steel, a clerk of the Hotel St Francis of Baa Francisco, who Is at ths Hotel Utah. Mr. Steel said that during the winter every California hotel was overcrowded with tourists and that the housing question had become quite a problem. As Utah Is bound to gst Its share of this travel, especially to the scenic wonderlands of the stats, Mr. Steel urged that preparations be msdenow to tek.care of the thousands of visitors when they come. ILL HOPE OF NATION HO BE LEADERS NAMED Ernest R. Woolley, on Re-- Commercial Club Is Given Community Pleasure, Cen tura From East, Insists Invitation to Inspect Proj- - ters Will Begin 1920 Is Imperative, ect Near Great Salt Lake, sons Work Next Monday. SaltXok. UT7 recrulUnX -- will tko deco rat. Salt Ban At la til friTM MfJ Ukt oa Memorial day. To Mentals where the tnea an' hurled. Commander X. X. Mann baa bad an made tt city records, lnxpectfoo also and. it aaxlou a that any Salt lakers knowtnf of tha location et the graves notify tha recruiting la tbo Keith Emporium building. Following are laat weeVa oalirt-Uienla Balt Lake; Lloyd Daniel Bupry, Vjman, Minn.; Olann Cham-beBemldji, Mina.; Leelio Wil-for- d AyheaA Oakland, CaL; Tssper Dean Ore.; Masala, Freewater, James Thomas Euxlck, Butte, Mont; Delbert Theodore Andenon, Salt Lake. THH J Sea-Chan- Navy Station to Remember Dead Sailors ge Senators and Department Urged to Continu the Seed Experiment Station. Sunflower as Forage Crop and Wheat Improvement Under Test of Ernest R. Woolley, who returned yes- - I An Invitation to visit and Inspect the I Miss Charlotte Stewart was reappointed Value terday from New York and Washington, I work accomplished on the Epperson Vee- - I supervisor of recreation for the 1924 that the financial and economic tarnation project, five miles west of Balt I son at a meeting of the Balt Lake of the country demands an Ira- - I Lake, between the city and Baltalr, waa I munity Recreation association Saturday, mediate and complete change of course I extended Saturday to the Commercial I City Commissioner A. H. Crabbe was by the great majority of people, If ee- - I club by C E. Dodge, drainage expert la I present at the meeting, and aided In the I I rtoua trouble Is to be averted. charge of tho reclamation work, and waa plans for tbs coming season. Ths canters I I Nathaniel will open May II on a club been ths American have accepted by secretary, people "(he Value et sunflowers as a forage crop on pleasure trip ever since the armistice," I j.ckson. It la planned to have an auto-- I runs for the reception slid entertain Recreation leaders and standing ootn- I Mr. sald Woolley. "It Is time for them I mobl1 members visit mlttees were named as follows: ment of a party of British merchants ot dry land farms la en of the subjects du ,h rtjr to realise that le ended. They Leaders: C, Oren Wilson, G. Ott trip undergoing test at th Nephl substation must go to work in real earnest. Pro-- I the tract Wednesday. George F. red- Romney, A. J. Hagen, N. representing the Drapers' Chamber of V. Howell, D. uction must be Increased and, at the I Qonagle, etats engineer, will also be eg- - G. Trade of the United Kingdom, who will experimental farm of th United States Bpencer, D. Ray Evane, W. L. Block-- I Lowell Romney, ler, A. M. Isaacson, visit Salt Lake Friday, are under prepdepartment of agriculture, acoordlng to Halton, I a aerie of facts about that subetatiou aration by local members of tM National money in the country, but not nearly I The project comprises 7J50 acres of the LjjJkrTeih MbelRutnsTlidre Tn Retail Dry Goods association and Comenough to finance us on our present I choicest land In Salt Lake county and presented to th Utah senators and the bait. Our finance. mut b utlliied for I twnty.fW! year. o a portion of It mercial club. agricultural department by a committee neceMry purpose and th demand on thoroughbred hor railing. This party la composed of twenty of of, Juab county farmers who desire that I them for other need, or fitncled need I ranch for THeate pearto laas Burton. Mf chicken farm. Con tirr the substation ' he ' continued. ' Another , mut be reduced to lhe minimum. Railing England's leading department store ownV without drainage choked I garet Wright trrlgmtlon of material or labor only dda'tot ers who are touring the country as guests prices drains And alii Standing committee!: KlndergArten natural underground subject under test at th farm is th difficulties, without touching the real lfrrutur g activities II tlvlliee and drama (tea, Marjorie Burrows,mn(j of the National Retail Dry Goods raising of a good variety of wheat suitaelne SOIL Burton. La Fond of th ceased with the girls' Tanner; souring In addition to the British merable to dry lend farming and at the . L'. 8. Epperson, a capitalist of,K ansae I tlvltles, Alvlra Stewart, Violet Rubens. As a .member of the ways and means I asm time furnishing a good wlntsr feed acres of the I Trieste Pearson; boys' activities, 5000 chants there will be about sixteen promiMo., obtained city. I of the Republican national present tract front ths Highland Improve- - I dors IX Martin, W. L Klockler; adult nent American department store owners for stock In its straw. committee, Mr. Woolley Is In probably I ment company In 1914 and immediately I activities. A. J. "Hagen, Maud Bettis, C. The committee which has been active In tha latter connection some hlghL, Xliethr In arranging of for the reception position than any other Utah cltl- -- commenced the purchase of surrounding Hoy Evans; music, community singing, the I orchestra, dlrec-ca- n xen to tell what is going on in Repubilwould and Britons follows: M. E. ljppman, chair- . tract of land facts have bean developed ths glees that ths Interesting appreciation, shape I circles. be favorable for man; W. A- - Needham, N. M Hamilton,-WMargaret During the II tors music, Mlldrsd Tanner, about the Kofod wheat, a variety with N. d "f'hairman Hays Is pitying the game I last two and one-ks- drainage. has C. Lewis. Joseph Decker, Robert the work tournaments, Wright: play years a strange history. In search among th with absoluty falrnrss as between all the been carried out under the direction of I E. V. Howell, Lowell Romney; festivals, J. 8. Tlngey, John F. Bennett, H. to he said. "Everybody has a I M r. - Dodge, thousands of dollars have I special days, Mabel Rubens, Melvira Followers, candidates," ancient cave dwellings in Utah, a race J. Wallace, Slvan Simon, Clarence A free field, and no assistance is given to I been spent for machinery, labor and ms- - I Higgs, Virginia Cannon; hand work. Iris Cohn. J. R Walker, C. A. Walker. Wll with apparently a highly developed agriI I one by ths national committee which all terlals. Two mors years of steady work Blester, lA Fond Tanner; swimming, Ham Patrick, Herbert 8. Auerbach, Loula Local Mining cultural civilisation, a jar full of wheat Is I will be required before ttS plans of ths I Farrell, Margaret Wright. Harry Halton do not receive The Says. result the others Simon, A H Woolley, J. Kindling. F. A. I tr, the greatest possible doubt, and the owner ars realised. wak. found. This Wheat.waa aawn.'ond moving pictures and camps. C, Orea Wll: Fyke. A B Needham and W. O. Carbte ' in some Instances The committee on arrangements In Chicago convention will undoubtedly de- - I The expenditure also Includes ths pig- - son. 1. G. Spencer, Lola Flerrell; com still fertile. proved In In a the eludes the following H. N. Byrne, W. C velop the prettiest fight generation. I chase of tbs controlling stork From th first smalt plot- - of this grain Carranaa followers and com No one can will North be nominated? Point Who W. G. Consolidated Louis Simon and Patrick sympathisers Irrigation . Lewis, th Kofod wheat haa been developed. were thoroughly surprised at the strength tell 'now. Indeed, no candidate has any I pany. Thirty thousand dollars will be To Study U. S. Methods. Kofod wheat Is not at present deemed of the Obregon following In Mexico, said assurancu at present of nomination, and spent this year In cleaning and cement so the and do canal man honor who will the the wins constructing system, lug The primary object of the visit of the B. C. Walker, Salt Lake mining man after the convention opens by millers as the roost desirable nor will a 112.000 concrete and steel dam In the I Maud Settle; bibliography, lx O. Spencer, perlal I Th Tribaaa. .British merchants to America is to study who was in the San Lula Potost district Melvira Higgs, Marjorie Burrows. pay th highest prices for It. It surplus canal. BURLEY. Idaho, May Jf Hart drlv they the methods used In operating AmeriIt Is estimated the total cost of changhas, however. Us advantages. William can department stores, which are well about four weeks ago. Mr. Walker was from run conditions featured the Ing today Baiiey, one of th Juab county commitM ing the tract from valueless property !r-to i M known to be far more efficient than those In Mexico when General Obregon was A in erica n Fan te S modern and scientifically th Salt Lake tee in writing to Washington In behaif-of 1 equipped, Bwteyf of any other country. The American called to the capital city by President th Nephl eubetatlon has told of the and drained ranch will near the!1 Association rlgelexl LlStrtCt to Boise (ruck caravan. forty-m- il . system, of retail disjrlbqtlon, In partlcu Carranaa-tm jioo.ooo mark. experiments with regard to this wheat blew- dust In tha faces of the drivers and testify lit the trlal'of a" ban I lar the superior facilities for giving ser gal to th developing of a 'variety of will of be tils drains mils, placed Members of the bar of the Third district In Sixty lies to customers, hss made the Amert dlt Obregon waa said to hava captured, have for half th distance, until It was lmpos wheat which will furnish good grain on the ground to reopen the clogged II at the 1725. Alexander No. called been convict can merchant famous tonight Frasier, together in countries drains The cost of ths tils for this pur. "Friends of Obregon said that It was a Hotel adaptable a slbl te see th road, and' then a heavy dry farms and yet prove He Utah, at t o clock, for the purpose pose ranges In price from seven cents to I escaped from the road gang In Farley abroad. said. feed fur stock. roughage ruse to In political safe I sea a get This of Into rain association. of thw a la turned Obregon bar still and highway organising cnyon Saturday afternoon 195 for each tile In foot and two-feAlthough conditions In England are far A. G. Dyer, deputy mud; but all members of the train are Demand for Straw. to from fettled, ye' "these merchants have keeping while Carranaa busy secur association will take an active part In the lengths. It Is planned to fence the entire j missing, according election of the district judges felt that the postwar period waa a proper Ing the election of There It approxl- - I warden of the- I tab state prison. He hers tonight In good condition, both trucks Bonillas as coming Immediately. Men whom the attorney believe will he I project "The farmer and cpttlemen of this Prison for buying stolen and meg. snt forty-fiv- e time fur them to study the best trade president," said Mr. Ygnaclo cross- - I miles and of fence mately demand for Walker, "but Ohre nest lltted to act as Judges, because of In Ogden and waa given fen In- I foods De done. Unusual Interest was taken In th cars-a- n section- have created a big to practices of merchants in other lends, fenrng I winter from Kofod will - eo be evidently was prepared for Just such their characters and capabilities, that they may adopt for their own gon Anoiheb improvement planned Is the determinate sentence August IT. 1919, the upon its arrival In Burley this after- straw produced met In a is demand an and this nomination. for him occurrence, for he when wheat, use the better retail methoda to aid them noon. ' The country around the town because, proposed the walls of the first salt beds Judge recommending of eight leveling The meeting le called by Ben S.. Crow In Utah, Included In the project, that plow- - months Imprisonment, most of which he aeeme to be eztrsmely alive to th Im- meaeur with a full knowledge from exIn reestablishing their own businesses held for trial In Mexico City as a bandit, rved when he broke away Satur-slop- e. portance of the truck and th necessity perimental results that other wheat and more quickly bringing them to the hla friends rose up and overturned the at the suggestion of the rollowlng-WIng can U done on Ita sides at a gentle D. Rlter, Herbert R. Macmillan, W. Carranaa government. pave not only better quality, but higher A railroad grade seven or eight I normal conditions of prewar times. of good roads, and th roads from Black e "I do not think it was any plan of W. Bay, Ray Van Cott. Carl A. Badger, feet high and three miles long running I The officers hunted for Mm until I foot hery have bean very good. yielding capacity. 5 H. W. "The main objection to th Turk)-whea- t feet Folland, BenjaAn enjoyable and highly appreciated Obregons to1 have the preeident execut- Harold P Fabian, through the entire length of the tract 0 riock Sunday morning. He 125le Many Merchants Join. for feeding Is the beards of this Inches In height, weighs ed, nor do think that Carranaa really min R. Howell, A. B Irvine, W. M wilt be leveled. was eaten by the boys today luncheon pounds. to Among the merchants who have indl meant te go on with the Charles M. Morris, Joel Nlbiey, The trip to the project will be made I la 24 years of ege, has black hair, gray en th reed at noon. It was presented variety. "The station Is attempting two o( cated their intention of Joining the. party Obregon as a bandit, but prosecution H. A. 4 L. Ben solve this problem' by crossing thee Rich. Edward shoe, to the members of th train by the meover the new Saltalr speedway, recently eyes, diyk complexion, wears those who InRogers, L are E. B. Weekes, J. P. (Messrs. R. W. sist upon playing with fire erne apt to get Swaner, Bernard J. Stewart. Paul Wil- completed hy the county, at a total ex- Is a barber and cook by trade. He bears chanics of American Fails and paid for varieties or wheat with a hop of bringWeekes), Tunbridge Welle; F. Grose, burned. liams, I. E. Willey, F. 8. Richard, W. Q. penditure of $100,000, which runs through several knife scars on hie body. Tbe by a collection taken up among tba men. ing together In on plant th desirable M. B. E. (Grose & Smith), Anerley, S characteristic of both. Selection, howIn Mexico are sick of war and Van Cott. L. R. Martlneau. I. tl. Evan. the entire width of the project. People right finger of his right hand Is crooked E ; Lewis Moore (Messrs Joseph Moore), would welcome a man strong enough to A. M. Cheney. John Jensen, F. E. Holand he walks with a limp, his left leg ever, Is the main method used for th F. W. W. Cook. J. P. (F. Cook, pull the country out of the Leeds; Improvement qif. cereals. Wheat plants of man, R W. Young, Jr., Dean F. Rravton, having been broken. Fifty dollars re-- I Man same vaflety differ widely In In th Is D. Ltd.), Dudley; F. Chleaman (Chiesman political Intrigue and strife Intodepths D. War bis offered Samuel ward for Moyle, It by capture Thurman, Jr., Henry d I Bros ), Lewisham. S. E ; A. N. Hollely has fallen. Obregon a HI perhaps which den George A. Storrs. yield, quality and appearance. In the be the P. T. Farnsworth, Jr.. Arthur E. Moreton, on different C. P. (Messrs. Pophams), Plymouth; next president, although many variety at least seventy are B. S. Clendennln, William Story, Jr. E benow are and found been M. Webber, Oxford, Charles Colelng, O. B. not In favor of a military man. people have Paul types Ray. HamJIton Gardner, Bagley, Carransa M'ss Edith Deen, IT years of age, 11J0 ing K., J P (Coleing & Son, Ltd ), London, had become a tyrannical dictator and was M. W. McCarty, George F. Wasson and retested. The O'Pes very In strength Boy Bueho avenue, and R- - C. Etheridge, $1 of N. W.; D. M. Rose (Klllston & Cavell. very unpopular, although ha could not Shirley P. Jones. from weak to strung and short North Rtat street, were struck by an to straw, Ltd ), Oxford; T. M Hardwick (George believe this himself. In of color to glumes from brown long; automobile on Main street between First to white; Hardwick & Sons, Ltd ), Wandsworth, In character of head, from loos about 20 per cent of the people and South Second streets o'clock at S. W.; F. H Barber (Barber A Co L of "Only of berry, from red color Use compact; in the concern themeelvea with Charles M. Miller, national Held boy last night and sustained bruises and to Fulham. S. W.; W J. Hunter (T. B A fighting, country to white; In hardrfesa of kernel, from and the reet go on about their No. 0, scout for which executive district more was lacerations. Dean Miss low the Fred business as best they can and W. Cockayne, Ltd ). Sheffield, soft to semlhard, and In yield, from hope for Includes Utah, Colorado, Nevada and seriously injured, receiving a laceration to high. Longley, Aylesbury; F. Matthew, Pres- a settlement soon. Business is going on will be guest of honor at a scout on wound her and in will a head work her ), leg. its ton; John Boardman (Messrs. "Th station through fairly well, and many of the big mining Andrew R. Norden of St George has rally to be held Tuesday night at Liberty The car was driven by L. M. James, (69 soon be able to give farmers of this secStratford, E ; Lewis Lyne (Deben-ha- companies are running their own trains filed application with the state park. Mr. Miller, whose headquarters la Fourth avenue. engineer W A. W. Thomas In and out of the A Co.), tion the best type of this variety. Turcountry. Travel Is not for the use of three second-fee- t of water In I xs Angeles, Is coming to Utah to The accident occurred aa Miss Dean, key Red wheat Is also under test for the (Selfridge's Liverpool Branch). Liverpool, difficult; In fact. In many ways there are from the east form o Beaver Dam wash. 01 cout In-east walked 1 Mr. Lancaster (Harvey Nichols, Ltd,), more conveniences afforded In train ser- In accompanied by Etheridge, best together with many unknown! ogdnrltCnr'rnc , Washington county, to irrigate ISO across Main street to catch a northbound wheatstype, which have, .been selected Irony London, S W.; Mr. Okey of Bournevice there than are to be found In the acre. scout council been Salt Lake The has street car the center of the field in ibis section and some of these mouth, and Mr. Hopton of I'eckham, all United States at the present time The application set forth that the asked to furnish 100 scouts to meet at the block. As approaching the stopped to wait for unknowns are showing very desirable of whom are members of the Drapers' "In some of the danger soner the trains flow In this wash appears to be fairly Elks club Memorial day. Tbe scouts. In tbe street car pair automobile the struck characteristic. Chamber of Trade of the United King- are not run at night, but thta Is full uniform, will participate tnlh pacontinuous, but is underneath the surof the small grains is dom. I.ew Hahn, managing director of the only noticeable war Interferenceperhaps Ethsrtdge first, who avoided the direct face seasons most with of at war the the with civil veterans. rade year, except of to on "Improvement machine and the Impact of the most Important problems In the National Dry Goods association, and the traffic. It will be diffi- when a ledge of tlw bed rock projects On June 4 scouts will also help police pull Miss Dean away from attempted of the front Homer S Curtla, organisations secretary cult passenger Baeln Great the today; pure seed from to put the country back on a peace hrough to the surface and the water Tfas Main and State streets for the Elks pa the machine. of the same association, will also be In basis, because high yielding type is needed." the officers and military to come to the surface to pass over It. rade. brakes of car. the the but set James Mr. Bailey mentions that the Nepht th party. men, who have a profession In fighting, He proposes to take the wnter applied for Salaries of state employees was the owing to the slippery condition of the substation s the only experimental dry do not want peace. one from would the It of wash at these appearance, deprive caused wheels streets by th rain tha farm substation In tbe Great Basin area. Trip Takes Seven Weeks. nd the application adds that it does not subject of an Inquiry sent to Joseph Hire them of a livelihood." skidded and th woman waa knocked to make any difference on the flow of wa- state auditor of Utah, by Jay Recs. The trip of the merchants will extend of th Wheels passone th Tests. pavement, Sunflower ter where It reappear two miles below Tests ing ever her lege. She was taken to the over seven weeks, during which time whether he is using water on his land secretary of ths budget board of South Miners to Is being tested out with Thesunflower where her they will cover the United States from emergency Injuries hospital, Dakota. Mr. Rlrle'e eply show that the or not. coast to coaBt, with a brief excursion other forage crops. tSf. " considered serious. not were examinations for Two were barbers Adella F. Pitt of Myton applied for the governor of Utah receives 1(000, the five on . into Canada, the itinerary calling for Harold Hedrlett, I. and Austin Hew- lays: held by the state board of examiners ' second-fee- t use of one and farms are of over 10,000 miles of travel. Forage crops for th dry lett, ( years of age, were (truck yester-C. considerable some from in Duchesne county, Justices of the gupreme court, $5000 each last week the regular weekly teat at th of lAkefork since creek, Two special cars will carry the importance, driven by J. By Universal Service. to Irrigate' 80 acres. The water Is to be per annum, and the attorney general and office of F. W, Clements, secretary of the day by anNo.automobile d sections ere located eo far merchants on the tour. At San WILKES-BARR4 Clift place, at Fourth the Pa.. Maj 23 The board, at the capitol, last Tuesday, and Kerekas, 1 other about four and miles secretary of state, $4500 each. fields that hauling of the Francisco these merchants will particifrom irrigation susWest streets and and offer of the roal operators of a wage In- conducted South Temple test at a Th Ogden, Thursday. in an Indian canal. In which carrjlng caspecial state officer receive 14000 or under, with uccessful skin abrasions. hay from one to another is expensive and bruises tained pate in the western convention of the crease of more than 15 per cent and the pacity were candidates announced slight will by be the exception of some of the heads of Mr. Clements purchased. During the peNational Retail Dry Ooods association, formal recognition of the United Mine The children were carrying a lunch when measured In time. vesterday at follows: In exigInstitutions. The president of the Univerwhich has been arranged to take place in Workers of America, and the proposal of them and were crossing riod that the nation has been tested between bucket Farlev Ernest and Porter Richardson. for sity of Utah, for example, receives $600 Balt Lake, and R. M. Gallegon, R. B. the street. Another automobile crossing ence. several forages have been that city the first week of June. President Wilson for the naming of a a month. Causes to arid conditions. Very The National Retail Dry Goods associacommission of three men by himself to Leland Crystal, M. Shogl and Miss suddenly in front of Kerekas forced him their adaptability White, feed New Mr. Rlrie's In Institution. successful. that letter tion, whose officers have charge of the adjust the differences between the emall of Ogden. There are to divert his course, striking ths chll few have beenare Concern Visitor shows, there are 191 employees in all, with Tsura Aayama. being tested continuthe arrangements at the ployers and the mine workers, will b laid crops, however, several Japanese women qualified dren. trip, has made is the latest addition salaries as follows, as Indicated by the already before the anthracite miners from dissuggestion of the English organisation. Lane, I years of age. fell from a ally. The sunflower and the of barber In to practice Harry profession It Is hoped that March The idea of the visit was first proposed tricts 1, 7 and 9, who meet here tomorpayroll. General unsettled conditions throughafternoon near hla home, lo this experiment, truck Utah. yesterday President. 1600; four professors, each, bv Salmon P. Halle of Halle Bros., row. Should the convention reject both out the whole country are causing con951 Flerpont street. He struck hla head if this crop proves to be successful the $290; fifteen Cleveland, president of the Nations) Re- plana of settlement, a strike will be cern In every Industry and reduction of $300; two professors, each. on the pavement, sustaining a slight con information can be given to the farmers tail Dry Goods association, at a dinner called the cost of llv Ing can never be brought professors, each, $250 seven professors, cuaslon of the brain and a laceration of of this state. Methoda of plowing are also among the professors. Cach, $220; bout until we produce more than we each; $225; three given him by the British drapers' chams scalp. He was taken to Jheemer President John L. Lewis of the United Labor-Problem receive an average- salary ber of trade in the spring of 1919, when Mine Workers declared tonight that he need," said Charles Perkins, treasurer of fifteen, othersexpert rfients. and gome formerly strongly hospital for treatment. geney an to eleven receive $185; others of average advocated theories a lie was In England. does not look for a strike. "The men do Wt'der I Co , leather manufacturers of others receive a salary methods have been exploded. In so far as The plans made In this city, which not want It and the public does not want Chicago. Mr Perkins, with his wife and salary of $1(4; ten haa Increased n "Manufacturing twenty-seveand teachers basin area of greatly other Convict Gives $150; their adaptability to the Great sums will begin with an offlcml greeting on it," he said. The sentiment daughter, visited Salt Lake yesterday assistants receive $125; thirty-eigOther In the United Htates since the war, as up: Is concerned. The letter thus the arrival of their train, will make their among the miners Is general that the plan of On his way east. concerns the of back are to large Official man)' experiSai)e "Since 1914 at plowlng-method- s The labor situation at the present time teachers and assistants receive $100; sixty stay here especially significant. settlement suggested by President Wilformer basts to and their emstation. miscellaneous th and supply frying ment hes been under test at A special trip through the department Is one that must be met. and although other assistants son will be accepted. the demands of world markets." aald receive $75. stores of Salt iAke will show them what Lake Trlbuaa Leased Wire. Tha proper time and depth of plowing, Negotiations have not been broken off business In conditions are as a rule pros- ployees William of Cklcaso Trlbnee-kal- t Jarchow, Mr Rlrte adds: manufacturer, followed by various tillage methods, Is of the merchants of this citv can do in the between the United the miners and operators, ac- pering States, hardships JACKSON. Miss., May 3. Convict 9384 Mass., who visited Balt "The salaries received by employees at Northamptcn. Importance to our section. matter of serving the public. cording to President Lewis. The scale during the reconstruction period are not the University on his way to ths roast. Is happy tonight, although he lies in the considerable Lake of ar Utah yesterday approximateThe results, contrary to the old teachcommittee of the miners refused to accept unlikely." The high cost of living quesand He weak has pale. now of th hospital are flrn prison large tryan average of the amount received by Mgny deeper ings, show to date that plowing the wage offer of 15 per cent Increase tion Is one that particularly rests with ly Just given a great quantity of blood to than Instructor at the Agricultural college ing to settle their own labor troubles." save eight Inches Is not profitable, made through the offices of Secretary of each man to settle according to his own and an official of the prison of which he measured aald Mr. Jarchow, "discussing them by cultivainstitutions." state other In that frequent Labor Wilson, deciding to submit the feelings. an Inmate. A short time ago Louis tion of the yields; Club whole fellow beyond the point of Concerning other state officials than means of organising a senate, composed la question to the miners themselves. and superintendents, and Ioreneon, former superintendent of the successful those already noted, Mr. Rlrle shows that of foremen weed control Is of no benefit; The scale committee wdll return to brick plant, was stricken with of prison a who meet a workmen, $.1000 treasurer composed house, recehes state will give as large re the fall year, that plowing Doctors advised anaemia. Organlxation of the Utah State Jersey Washington on May 27, following the conthe auditor $3500, and the state superinand that only weekly, and not only plan the wage scale, pemlelou'l Cattle club was perfected at a meeting vention, to Inform Secretary Wilson as to him to undergo treatment at th hos- turns as spring plowing, with in th the but share tendent $4000. of instruction employer profpublic one plowing, either In fall or spring, held Saturday at the Hotel Utah J. A. the action taken. . pital. . in its." The the state are rellif district thirteen these results Judges While necessary of Hvrum was elected presiIsraelson When Inmate 9354 heard of the former receive $4000 each, as do each of the follofficial's condition he pleaded to be giv- ble. vet the period of experimentation dent; W. C. Winder of Salt Lake, vice 23. Fears for owing: Four members of the state board SAN FRANCISCO. to May sufficient Justify cotfk leagth en the chance to save the officer's life. not of president, and A. O. Smoot of Trovo, 2 00, 000 the safety of forty-eigIndian seal of equalization, the state engineer, the sure statements." secretary-treasurDirectors test hts showed a At chosen that the hospital from CiallfWi a hunters board of the of etate health, the county, Washingsecretary Various other experiments of similar were Lew Mar Price of Provo, George for the operaServices blood was perfectly sutted of the public utilities In th apton, reservation were expressed by six of three member c. Smith of Salt Lake, J Elmer Rouse tion. The transfusion was performed at economic value ar summarised were the who tribesmen and of tocommission the three here members the Mr. Bailey, who brought to Washington. L. W. and Is of Springville successful. Lorenson peal Hillam of once, it proved the steamer commission. Industrial Tribune Lake state Salt day F. Tribune Leased Wire. Winslow Multnomah, which hy Chicago Smith, president of the writes for the committee of which he and Granger. The members of the state board of land northern states mission of the I,. D. R. well on the road to recovery. CHICAGO. May 23. Ail the time that Picked them up during a storm off the J. W. Pax man are named to draw up ths R. M. Gow of New York, secretary of coast. $2900. each receive commissioners a Washington on 'discourse been has gave church, for spiritual Chicago and waiting appeal, thus sums up the situation: American Cattle sugar the Jersey club, assisted The Indians said that, with forty-eig"The deputies In each o( the elective churrh principles at the tabernacle yes- Pacific being put off wUh dabs of half a pound in the formation of the Utah organizain canoes say-officials' the fashioned state others, offices,'' of or eighteen letter, at so, Lands Waiting. Rich the holder terday. any cared or price tion. Cattle growers from Weber. Cache, dared to logs, they had been blown out "receive an average salary of $22$ i Visit The tabernacle choir, under the direccharge, twenty-fou- r carloads, hollowed Salt lake, Utah and Davis counties wers to a bv farming In Utah is just In Its sea fierce and southwest are clerks "Dry C. When Professor 2.500.000 tion of with month; gale Lund, stenographers paid Anthony pounds of sugar, have totalling present. Infancy. Thousands ef aere of rich, virProfessor J. J. McClellan at the organ, been "kicking" around In . the railroad picked up forty mile off the Umatilla salaries ranging from $90. to $175 of club's Aero The Pacific lie waiting'- for the lands squadron so were exhausted that it month. lightship they gin rendered musical numbers, D. L. Davis here. Increasing n price every minILLINOIS TOURISTS IN SALT LAKE. yards and the plow, ir these lands are filers, whlita is touring th northMr. Rlrle concludes: offered the Invocation and Willard Young army ute. owing to strong demand and the de- was an hour before thev were able to tell In of not must use Ms knowledge west will Interests man th aviation, reclaimed, Mrs. T A. Pottlnger. Mis Alice "I take pleasure In furnishing you this the benediction. rompanlona. murrage charges. The twenty-fou- r car of Inthe plight ofto their include Salt Lake In Its flights, according of d Miss Alvaretta Pottlnger of Peru, were located today, agriculture as a supplement wlreleaa messages sent Information, as by cooperation along tkla resflnnse on a resting siding lo word received from Major Carl Spats. to the natural precipitation and other lim111 , and Miss out bv the Multnomah, the Cape Flattery line the Bertha Anderson of Gran- near the Field museum. slates can render a die 1 .overs of the squadron, by the Aero iting factors. of the soil ar The sugar was shipped from New Or- station aald a revenue cutter was being tlnct public service In the matter of ville, 111., who have beeen touring in CalClub of Vtah. lack of adequate landing-fiel- being crowded out of sections where .land In now to Salt are out search of sent salaries. Lake the canoes. for ifornia, at the leans and the various consignees have proper adjustment la facilities Visit given as the reason. values are not In proportion to the net the erst. Semloh, n route-fo- r been notified by the Illinois Centra railMajor Spats telegraphed the club that, returns and are coming to our state, way official to get the sugar out of the FEDERAL EDUCATOR IN SALT LAKE. New to ef the aero organ- where land la comparatively cheap. These the Inability diking Employees but the latter say they ar unable T.YTTLETON, New Zealand,' May 21. Tomato, cabbage, cauliflower and car, a member of Dr. Glen Levin her to select and prepare a aut ta- people ar asking for reliable Information. any trucks. Railway men say the the United States8w1ggerl, Th Prince of Wales today ended hts ization plants at Vogeler's Seed Store. Advt. to get has bureau of education, not would ble be field, attempt to land Dry farming at the best Is conducted Meeting visit to New Zealand. He went on hoard her. Several weeks ago Lieutenant been shunted around various and chairman of the committee on comsugar C. C, under critical somewhat conditions, but has now been as- mercial education, visited Salt Lake en Renown and the vessel Nutt, advance man for th filers, visited yards andon sidings, cruiser battle the which make this demand Insistent that a spur practically in the heart route from Seattle to Denver, where sembled W. G. Lemon addressed an open meet- sailed for Melbourne at daybreak. Prior he determine In come to conditions. Lake Balt a source near Information e from th Life and Character Beading city, where It can be reached and will hold a regional conference on busiing of the United Railroad Employees, to hi departure th prince handed a mesenough to theee homeseekers to be relied removed easily. Professor Thomas A. Beal composed of therallway yardmen who sage to Premier Maeaey. In which be ness training their for EAOLES HOLD OPEN HOUSE. , upon particular eproblem a Th The consignees, for the most part, are of the University of Utah will go to Denleft the Salt Lake City vards April g bis thanks and appreciation to th suspension of the work on such firm Nephl subMAY 24. 9. at Unity hall last night. we and In g over Old talked candy manufacturers, ye Eagltdom Zealand of Mr state. New this for days ver th from Swlggert. people splendid who or even a reduction In any part, five --csvtoeds. Meanwhile overnment M. P. Bales was among th at the earn house at Salt Lake aerie Now station, other reception accorded him. Is accompanVTngTief husband, la execuPeople of This btrthflarr are hot very to an la the of this state Injustice people officials are tracing the devious tive secretary of the Women's The United Railroad Employees 17 yesterday afternoon, feppllcatlona for speakers keen judges of character and are often auxiliary will of nelgnhoring states dependent upon followed by the cars, to ascertsln committee of the second meet nVxt Sunday night, either at received and some old mem- and membership deceived by the very ones whom they routes ROBBERY CHARGED. for Information relative to our lend if proceedings can be started against the Scientific conference. bers reinstated, while a social seasion was us Unity hall or Moos halL should avoid. culture. The work of the station is now Charged with robbing a pool h!! at-- T consignees for delay In putting the sugar enjoyed. Parley p. Jenson, worthy presi- gettlnr to a point where They are apt to go to extreme and Recond Routh Information on street. John West on market. the 8. McCann, worthy secretary, most all of th AUTOIOT ARRESTED. 8IIlll) dent; H. do not know what moderation I In any EVANGELIST SPEAKS. d agriproblems of years old. Is In the rtty jail awaiting (Hal and Dr. Richard R. Rupert were In charge Persons of this birth-dat- e line of activity. we Rasmussen at arrested y can I Fifth JM-cUbe C. 81111 R. Vawters court and Is hoped this It this ia culture was Evangelist given, morning. gave two South and Main streets while Clarence H. Rlple and PEACE SUBJECT OF SERMONS. affair, of the should cease to be anxious about aften. will Police continue. sermons the Me- yesterday Officers at Central D. Christian H. xf.ted by church had of the charge muelr. Perry Peace as the world's greatest need was little things. The are Inclined to worry 'Good wholesome guiding agencies ar In the morning he spoke on noon on the charge of speeding and will Martin and W. W. Garrett early vester- William of Denver aerie No. 1, a Thomas deal, and are apt to make the subject of the sermon delivered by yesterday. 4nd fret a good The The Communion." and at night he dis- appear In city court this morning. morning. The officer said he was charter member of the order, was among needed right now to keep dry farming In mountains of mole hllla. Bishop Arthur W. Moulton at. St. Pauls cussed, "Why I Am a Christian Only." police say that he was running his car day a progressive etate. Th suspension of stealing cigars and soda water. . visitor. th Gemini women com to grief by their church and the Very Rev. William W. Music was furnished by Mrs. Kaethe forty-fiv- e miles an hour. extension work end th reduction In exsuperficial judgment In regarding the op- Fleetwood at St. Mary's cathedral yes- Puesenka of Chicago and trill seriously cripple the Miss perimentation Reeves. TO MEDICAL SOCIETY MEET. now order should for not your Pise Both seg. a man and They terday. necesplants speakers the marry urged of dry farming In this state. will be no services at the church posite MERRYMAKER TO ENTERTAIN. Dr. J. C. iAtndenberger win review a cut flowers for Decoration day and avoid development he Is good looking and sity of forgetting the quarrels and unrest There means It a loss as will just because the of much that has been to go tonight, party Th Merrymakers will entertain Friday eerie of clinical cases of fracture before disappointment. Ogden; Rena Co., 4) and of reconatructing the world on a but Bailey dresses well. gained through long years of hard and meetings will be resumed Tuesday night In the Murray First ward amuseth 8alt Lake County Medical society at E. 2nd Bo. Store open evenings. This date favor the Want Ads for peaceful baaia work It means a loss of both Tii expensive mghL ment bona for . F. Roaaon and his the L. D. R. hospital tonishL Other (AdvertlaemenL) aalesmen, clerks and accountants. Inarms of on already struggling for phytilw Ij , who ar for California. be E. leaving will family, whe J. will speakers Seeds dustries wt.l rind available building loTyre, of Worth will make your cal existence. Bailey's The least can that be safi Plant an'in-JoReeds S. of Is Worth r Invited The and Baileys refreahments "Oaae public of Ostepwiyril ten." and Ijt. treat Drs Paerhek and Merrlhew sr now Is that this action Is a great recession to calities through the use of the Want horp garden profitable (3 East Second a home garden. M East Second will he aerved. The Merrymakers club I. W. Know, who 4 will give e par r en locatsd at aew Clift building. Ads. our former policies and a real calamity Y South. Store open evenings (AdvL) South. Store open evenings (Advt.) la a dancing club. "The Pupil la Health and Disease.'1 to the Great basin area. (AdvtniaemcnLo , V Visiting of-fl- ta ta n, . I ,,Tv:r.r.nzysir.raount HI. atr he-o- aiock-ral.fn- asso-cUtlo- n. Generals Strength Surprise Carranza Man I -- Bat-ric- k, Inter-groun- lf Salt Lake Train Encounters Hard Driving Conditions From American' Falla I -- I ... Attorneys Will Organize Bar Contiid t. scapes From Road Gang Canyon 1 au - et u 1 a, and Woman Hit by Machine Main Street Ko-fo- 5af Lake Scouts Honor Field Educator Farmers Petition for of Water for Irrigation HE BIN or Board-mans- 10-4- Arl-xon- a, - m - t State Auditor Answers quiry of Secretary of Dakota South Board. Salt Lake and Ogden Barbers Survive Hard Coal Act Wage Settlement Plan th vis-ltir- dry-lan- one-ha- industrial Unrest , lf Declares Eastern Manufacturers Solving Blood to ot Prison ht . Jersey Cattle Growers Organize Utah State Indians Fear for Safety of Tribal Seal Hunters - Missionary Head Speaks at Tabernacle Pounds of Sugar Sidetracked Near Chicago er Aero Club Fliers to Salt Lake Cancel ht s - brush-grubb- er Pot-tlng- firy-lan- Prince of Wales Ends to New Zealand d Railroad Union Hold Open of-th- at-th- get-Un- dry-lan- Prot ' 521-2- y Y |
