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Show SUNDAY TUK SALT LAKE....TRIBUNE, s Leonard Petroleum Encoun. ter Some i JAMUAK1 i, Ml 1 weeks old, was that two strings of tool were in the hols. The only information of recent date concerning Hill creek activities comes from V rtwuet representatives who report that equipment for that company s test .is being moved n with all possible speed from Rainbow. The indhattnn are that the Midwest .will" start fits Initial well In February, or possibly late In January The only tnouhle of the Utah Southern, in the Duchesne field, seems to be in get. ting in its fifteen-inc- h casing Road conditions haVe been jaigelx r..ftanihlfuc "the delay The Sols is doe n about 2j0 O.l & Exploration, near feet. The Moffat t, still is understood to be lighting a cavcv formation bolow HH). The Cache county story concerns tlia weather and "grief the delay in pro-c- u eorne equipment from Wyoming ring Zoro and lower tempera-tore- s sup i IV houses are reported to have handicapped operations at le camp west of Smiln-f.el- d after tile equipment arrived. MUK-MM- a- -' U 13, lMfli. - rsr- - TT MODES h Difficulties; Work at Carter Delayed. Fishing for Tools in. Utah Knight of Columbus to Initiate Class of Fifty Refining Camp Becomes k Complex; Salt Lake council, Knight ef Odum-bu- s. will Initiate a class of fifty candidates today at the c'obrooma, Hast South Temple street. The first three degrees of the order will be evemphfled under the direction of District Deputy (Robert li and the officers of the local counod Mark cil Ohio Blocked. By O. J. GRIMES. In so far as troubles incident to wildcattlng operations in Utah are the year 1922 promises no wide variation from the- - experiences of the nesf year preceding year. Although, is only just getting- under way, nearly every oil comp proffers a grief story In lieu of progress report, gome of the stories indicate possible serious situations and all of them reflect probable dote .vs ranging from a few days to several weeks Itather persistent rumors have been current during the past fortnight Athat ir production 'had been obtained by thecoungin Dome comrvny in -Washington sources reliable ty. 'fom apparently comes the tnfoimat.on that work at the Virgin Dome test was suspended more than a week ago. pending the arrival of a new cable. The report also contains the Information tbrit .the holo Is down 2509 feet and the bit Is about eight feet In a sand which shows oil impregnation. But the tumble at the Virgin Dome camp is of a minor character to those reported In some of the other fields. v con-'ceni- te UL TRA FA SHI ONA BLE -- A net Increase of twenty In the population of the state mental hospital was reiiorted by Dr. George Ev Hyde, superintendent of the institution, at the meeting Friday of tho state jioard of Insanity. The total of Inmates now la f8. of whom 530 are hospital patients proper and ninety-nin- are e feeble-minde- d. Concerning the problem of the feeble-m.ndIn the state. Dr. Hyde reported to the board aa followsIn connec-- i "During the years 1919-8Hon with Dr. Snoddy of the psychological department of tha University of Utah, I conducted mental clinics at. Salt Lake, Ogden and Logan. These clinics were well attended and of great benefit to the public. However, I was compelled to discontinue them because of my increasing duties at this Innutut.on. There have been many requests to have these clinics resumed, and I can now arrange my duties so as to be able to spend a day each month In these cities. The last legislature created state welfare commission, whose duty was to to publto study all matters pertaining health, the dependent, neglected, de.in-queand defective classes. I have been invited to be an advisory member of this commission and have thought It wou.d be of advantage to the commiss.on to Invite them to come to this Institution and make a special study of ths prob em of this state. Jt is probable that this commission will make to the next legislature concerning the advisability of another Institution for the care ef the and X think they should have opportunity of making complete Investigation into this problem before making the recThe problem of feebleommendations, mindedness so permeates the other problems of dependency and delinquency that it w.ll probably be the major subject for their consideration. ed - . 1 f COf Informfttion will feature hundreds of Mental Expert Discusses Feeble-minde- d Problem The .Ohio apparently hn despair!! of envey formntron In getting througn thewithout its Oair.evllle test resorting to After weeks of effort heroic measures. the ho'e remained partially blocked by material and now an attempt is cat to control the situation by being rniadecement Some 40 bags of cetho use of ment will he put down In the h pethat All tlnj It will hold the formation cemert should be lowered within a week and then It will be allowed thirtv ,das or longer In whkh to eel before further drilling Is attempted. Under the c'rcum-a- i prices it would seemethqt there will bo little reason to expect ntfy infi rmation fiom Calneville before of importance about March I. to have come from purported Reports Western agent the Dctever &. Rio Grande w eek are to the ef- the Cisco nt during feet that oil has been encountered In t.ie Arizona-Uta- h well, which Is , situated within aiiout 2W yards of tha railroad station at Cisco Reports of quantitv range barrel a from a showing to twenty-fiv- e to have been day. The oil Ur reported of 4v0 about a enoounttred at depth A beginning tomorrow we in - Ohio Has. Trouble. ... A Tremendous Price-SlashinSacrificed THE MODES Entire Stock of High-Clas- s , Exclusive Apparel for Women. This is Unquestionably the Most Colossal Sacrifice of This or Any Other Season! l - The JLseenaTd Petroleum Tn Wash or Ferron 51eki ia in difficulties as the- extent of which is problematical hoie yet. The tr&Jffht roaming of Ahe .1470 h eijcht-Incfrom to carry the casing to about 100 has been conipkted or the trouble bepan practically o. but cntn gxt when the atrinir of eiht-inc- h of about away and dropped a dUU.ir5 of five ft drot Ordinarily forty feet or alx feet for a at ring of cair rf such i a else enough to supply trouble of a eerious nature, anil until 1 thorough in-- lf vesUiratlon is made It ia difficult to foie cast the results of this nuhan. The Career test on tue San Rafael boiler trouble. swell j beifie dHavrch-b- y lesulted In Vnexpeited low temperatures a froaen boiler ani work la held utr obtained can ,fncm or until repairs ,be made at Price It is understood that the 2600 feet. hole is down about The situation at the Ltah Oil Refintur has ingnocamp In the Farnham strutweek. In war improved during th in fact the fishing job has become a little fishsome of the more complex because ing tool, besides the string of drilling tools, now repofeyomewht to In the vicinof the hole, about 1640 ity of the bottomsurface feet below the Selling Continues Uninterruptedly g in which is Mercilessly Record-Breakin- g I Reaming Is Completed. - J The local council, oonslstlrg of 600 members, together with the candidates to o clock be initiated, will 'attend the maos at the Cathedral of the Made'eine In a body, and the degree work win commence at 1 o'clock, followed In the eve- ning by a banquet at the- Knights or . Columbus borne. Large delegation of Knights from Ogataind be will Hark in Eureka den, City tendance. The Rev. Father J. T. Torsney the sermon at the mass. i Fo.lowing is the list of candidateJames Bernard Hart. James J Canw.l, Mill. -- Martin K. Murray, Joeeph Rufu I Hisek. Joseph Milton RfleyL Joeeph Junes, Joan V. O'Uneii, Frank II. Flclf-et- t, Haul James Devine, Patrick fculHvan, Thomas F. Mufleri, Cart von Rots, Felix Eggcr, Jeremiah Crowley; Robert Roy Biohman, the Rev. John Joseph Xkttrvbe, the Rev. aV. J. Glraux, Byron D, Arsta, WlllUun J. McNulty, Hugh Cyril Qafla-ghe- r, W, F. McNirfty, Frank Elmore Hungata, Patrick Hesslon, Robert Earl Stocker, John Arthur Devine, Bernard J. Daugherty, Jerenalaih I. Roberta, D. M. Whalen, Kyrum M. Murphy, Jr., Joseph Paul Hurley, Anthony LeWla Muatrlm, John Hummel. -- Albert Philip Faulatlck, Edward James ODonnell, Ralph L. Bleatnger, Francis Jams Peake. Cyrllle Frank McNamara, Raymond el, Raya mond W, Hodgson, Charles Howard Graham, Cornelius Grant O'Donnell, Ellas II. Graham, WiUlam Nod Cain, Harold Li Tavlor, George A. Cronin, Joseph Matt Connelly, Johns .Francis Callaghan, William Parr, Kajmond ill irk McHala, Frank W, iUvlIck Clearance-Price- d You Would Wholesale Pay wonderful new for s nt feeble-mind- ed recom-mendat.o- feeble-minde- S was received yesterday may clarify fromMoab, however, which was to th the Satin ton at Cco It & thin encountered drill the effect that sand saturated with oil at a dcptlw of fe-t. course in charwas 475 The sand and acter, but too thin to be prnduotlve It Is unJerstoodl drilling was continued d, LET-G- r COATS O SALE Abseiling event extraordinary, offering the finest suits shown by any htore west of Chicago at prices so low you will not, want to ignore the opportunity once you see the garments. every-occasio- o savings. , I " J S ums UP to$59.75at 824:75 SUITS upto $89.75 at $39. 75 SUITS up to $129. 75 at $54. 75 SUITSup to $164. 75 at $74. 75 1 i. i COATS up to $49.75 di $ 29.75 COATS Tipi o $69.75 at $39.75 COATS up to $84.75 at $49.75 CO AT Sup to $99. 75 at $59.75 CO A TSupto$l 24.75 at $69. 75 .. t - ' f . j Other Suits at Equally Attractive i X. , DRESSES-NO-W SUITS O SALE that is correct; difin every imaginable-styl- e Coats for at astonishing without reserve, entire Btock, ferent and distinctive models; -- LET-G- $89.75 DRESSES $94.75 DRESSES-$99- .75 Entire Stock Sacrificed Other Dresses at Correspondingly Attractive Reductions H - , models, misses, small women, Charming Frocks in women stout and women of all types, ih exquisite silks and cloth fabrics. beautiful and distinctive for street, afternoon and dress wear. Let Styles nothing keep you away from this great underselling. Variety is amazing, comprising dresses to meet every style preference. $49.75 DRESSES-$54- .75 $29.75 DRESSES-$34- .75 $64.75 DRESSES-$69- .75 DRESSES-$39- .75 DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES $59.75 $79.75 A NOW $im $ Jurisdiction Question Raised in Injury Case Lawrence Madison, laborer, employed management exthat the Arirona-rta- h pects to encounter a sand ao a dipth of by the Qregon bhort Line Railroad comabout 515 feet. pany at the Salt Lake shops. Is applying to the Industrial commission of Utah for benefits under the Utah workmen s Gas Shows in Big Six. act In a question which Is Tho Big felx well near Monb was rc-- 1 compensation said to raise very definitely orted down 1310 feet Thursday .and tho the by attorneys question of whether the act In which The formation is rlU still In sfilo was the empoyee engaged Is a part of from black to grey and charging In color interstate commerce. J. V. Lyle, counh harder. l.as Is reported sel getting mu' for the railroad, argues that it is. and come oil oloi a showing. persistent that therefore the commission has Continued lack of .Informat'on conceri.-in- g and no jurisdiction Castledsle-Kiat the renditions Hearing before the commission was creek test In (he Hill creek region have completed "Friday and the decision mag In. no way minimized local apprehension be expected In the course of the next Tho most recent report, ,nov several few weeks Mr Madison was employed at the local Short Line shops. Th institution piston heaas- st Its foundry, and the Pocatello shops of the company, BAD TEETH A the acouirlng such part, , requisitioned Salt Laka shops. : ox the While metal, weighing plecs S3CIAL BiiaOEil about 400 pounds, was being rolled about thirty feet from the Instorage warehouse to tha baggage car. whigh it was latep I transported to Pocatello, It fell, fractur-Man- y Madison's He In h foot. left ing people bear the burden the or, claim pntbe ground that puts comes within the jurisdiction of the Utah The railroad companv )icap by going I commission. grouhd that the piston head. life with frotn on theminute It left the warehouse, the nnsijrlitlv teeth. wp, in interstate oommerce. Social, business The facts in the case are or professional sue- - j and the question raised at thestipulated, hearing cess of ton de- - Is purely technical as to the jurisdiction pends upon per- - of ih commission, " soualitv. ( Missing or broken teeth, Federal Aid for Sought ' bad breath and a . host of other . Alpine Scenic Highway . , tootnmado ml j j incuts will mar the Financial assla'anca of the federal personality , eminent in the construction of the pro posed Alpine acenic highway, to extend from Lamb's canyon to a point In Big Cottonwood canyon near Brighton, s to officials at Ojt- bji asked of government den b a special committee-appoin- ted h yesterday at meeting of the civic club road committee at the Commercial club importance to your The members of ths special committee call upon Dietrli t Forester Rutledge will future good health t demands that yon have theuKUiapeetod tugdenV1 fpad tnlnter" regularly. The soecial committee Includes S. D. uur offices are at vour service for Evans, F. O. Schramm, V. D. Rishel, froo examination and expert advice. H. T. Flumb, Mayor Neslcn and County ounce of preven- I omm'seiener E, L. Burgon. The memThe proverbial is worth pounds of dental cure. bers will report at the next meeting of tion to ba called in February. twentieth the committee, Complete sanitation, City Commissioner T. T. Burton century equipment and expert underthe cooperatiton of ths committee standing of any dental ptobletna, you in tha city street department, In a short reto talk the committee. Resolutions were ratty ave, guarantees satisfactory sults.' i adopted commending the city on thejnan-Tr- r w In htch H Has removed snow from When filling vourteeth, nothing but the finest quality gold, silver or com- the streets this winter. position is used, thus insuring work will you lasting satisfaction. Home and School Meeting end let mb examine yhnr 'tintDrop ingive at Magna Well AUended teeth. If repairs are needed von wJl be advised m evwry ilctmt9gTowKat MAGNA. Jan. 14 Tho Homo and is necessary, hovvWmucU of vour time it fvssocxibon held Its monthty meetNo may take and the prohabijjTfost. In th suilitorlJin ing Thursday obligation is incurred by such an ex-- s of tho Cyprus high school, Thj-rwas an animation. unususllv lige attendance. Ths , be run a with prayer by Carl May we become acquainted! followed by coinmunlty singDr. M- - D. Bnnghurst Dentist, 232 Thomrsnn, led by Mrs Oourley, with Mrs. Sml.tl ing, South Main street, over lioyal eafe, Si ton at the piano , " f Adv.) Th speaker foe Tho evening- was Dr. 9ycn Sunday to 2 p. nu at Less Than , Mark-Down- s. f .J gov-fiti- A ll l wel-rom- ed -- t i j I X i nt ' ' j. Below Wholesale Cost r Away Below Cost 44 EAST BROADWAY Wllllard Chrlstophorson," health commls-s.onof bait Lake Tho mens quartet from Oarfltln folseries of stunts lowed th lecture with refreshment and songs. Dancing and In Those chargo of clossd tho meeting t M B' Z'S' t, refreshments were Mis. Mrs. Viola Mrs. R. Jones, Mr j. Jsrvis, 'iliaI- Uuxt D. F Boles nd Mies Mooney, on will bo held February meetlrg or Conference on Logan City Eltctric Problems Set e qnter-talnme- ALL WAISTS Fur Coats commission In the capita! Tuesday, Janu- arfhe commission wrllf resume tomorrow ths hearing oa ths power rates schedule as applied to the operations of mine n hoists, a matter lrft open by the of tha commission In the power rate matter of March. The the (1e lastunder the Jiawschedulee made chargee agatnerrhe TnTerurban railroads will come tip next Thursday, having been postponed from Tuesday, while the hearing In regard to rates for pumping Irrigation water wrlU be heard Monday, January 23. instead of next Thursday, as previously ' , sot. dect-alo- state board of health, apropos of the Food week in the schools of the state, which begins today The pamphlet a'so is destgned to be ctrrolsted by tfia state board of agriculture during the campaign it has been planning for calling attention to the nutr tive value of milk Oood tn, the dietof -- children. LEAVES FOR NEW YORK. Mrs . A. F Smith, who is with the Paris Millinery of this city, will leave for New York today, wher she wlH remain lor about thirty daya. - VISITOR GIVES RECITAL. date was set yesterday for the con Special to ?k Tribune. ference between the public utilities LEAFLET. BOARD TO ISSUE MOAB, Jan It During tha week refer of Utah and the city officials of HEALTH in tan. In regard to problesns of ths conFeeding Instructions for children oyer Taylor, who has been visiting home folks seven years of age Is the topio of a leaf- her during the boltdavs, gave a violin slectrle ptant The fer eocq wilfl be held In the office of the let now In process of printing for th recital at tha high school auditorium, as 1 com-pilosi- oa sisted by Mlssea Louise Goodman and Helen Newell, vocalists, and Misses DoroAlleln Robertson, pianists, thy Kirk and Mr.TJl0f IS A pupil of Professor Arthur Conrad! of Sana Francisco, tcaehor. building to those whoeerved in the world war, as contemplated by the aahlngton Memorlni were condemned today bv theassociation, American Legion The national executive commit lee of the legion Issued a statement pretesting the plan Indorsed bv President TO MEET DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS Harding, until enactment of adequate reths disabled aad-ths rs will lief legislation for The Daughters of unemplojed vet A ana as well as f a hold a special meeting Monday, January bonus . 23, in the Bishop a building, for the of organizing a Salt Lake county branch of the organization. A program CRIDER TO FACE CHARGE. of entertainment is being arranged. F, K- Grider, wanted In Fait Francis w and ef piogranddaughters, Daughters on m charge of taking part In a street neers are invited to attend. ear holdup, left theclty jail jrenterd.iy ED BY LEGION. J. MvLaughhn of ban FramM , George WASHINGTON, Jan. 14 Attempts nt Grider was arrested in Sat Lake this time to .gain the aid of the states days ago on description furnished i In raising funds to erect a memorial Son Francisco. t Qearge-- W Utah-Pionee- pur-poi- se FLAN-CONDE- aev-r- - l |