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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUTE, THURSDAY MORNIXG, NOVEMBER 8, 1923. CREDIT STORE IN A BIGGER' AND BROADER SENSE THAN THE AVERAGE Utah's Only Exclusive Credit Millinery Dept. O. R. Moore Names Delegate Brotherhood Claim ' & NL Made Unprovoked to Reclamation Meeting Raid on Union Labor. at Salt Lake Not. 19-2- 4 t I Miller Cord Entire Third Clive McstFor' Floor! ' Your Money 0. Not. J CHICAGO, ter 7. to TIm Triton. 7. Oovemor Idaho, Nov. Ohartoa G. Moore ha appointed tbe following delegategtn the western association conference, Salt Lake City, November 19 and 29. Warren O'. Swendsen, state cn Binds stoner of reclamation, Boise; Dr. W. F. Howard, president Idaho Reciama-Uo- a aaeociaUou, Pocatello; Clay Ben ner, executive secretary Idaho Reclamation association, Boise; Leo J. Falk, Another, chap- Millers Are Always Uniform Special what employ8 organ tsattona in Boise;, contend la an unprovoked raid on organized labor by'raftrosul manage-jnanand what the management Hpreaent a their legal recognition of of certain the deair of employee eiaaaeo oa individual roads not to be represented by the national nniom Waa written here today. The dispute f the Brotherhood of Railway Clerk traniu the Oregon Washington Railroad A Navigation company, a link chairman ' reclamation committee n the Colon Pacific system. Boise Chamber of Commerce; J. H. jieard before the United States rati IAeutenant-Gower-nChldweU' goad labor board today, 1L CL Balbridge, Parma; Fknnk The brotherhood charged that, a previously negotiated contract Brown, secretary Western State Recbetween their organization and the lamation association, Boise; O. O. implied company, which they taertd recognition by. the carrier of the right Haga, Boise; R. R. Bhepherd. Jerome; to represent the clerks of the eyatnm, Edwin Snow, Boise; J. H. Anderson, the management had conducted aa and Peter O, Johnston, Bladkfoot, illegal ballot of clerks to determine Mark Austin, ftxtufgr; fl. K. Brady. whether the later wished to be rep- Pocatello, Clency t. 3aJr, and Oscar resented by a proposed system asso- Johannescn. Itktho FaJta, John ciation. The brotherhood .Sugar City; John W Hart, charged that tha management permitted em- Menan, Ian T. Murphy, Xibois, ployees which the management itself Solon Clark, Mackey, W.0. Oreer, had excluded from the existing agree- Bancroft, bYaiik U. Stephens, Nampa, ment to veto on the ballot, and that H. C. iKiller, Astoton, G. C. Gray, it refnaed to agree before the ballot Montpelier; Senator IX J. Lao. Beds was takes that all employees voting Sprtnge, Joel Priest, Boise; Judge O. Should be included in the agreement R. Baum, American Pblte; J. H. Peterto be negotiated thereafter, regard- son, Pocatello; Jed Joms, Sr., Mated; less of whether they authorised tbe I. H. Nash, presion; WUlbun Rich, brotherhood or the proposed system Hart; Senator &. L. flutohff, Anco. association to negotiate tha agree fneciL Tbe brotherhood held that this Idaho Falls Kiwanians httitud was calculated to encourage employees sad tided by tha manageEntertain Ladies ment from the existing agreement with the brotherhood, but permitted T6 Tribzae. te to vote, la the hope that they would Special IDAHO FALLS. included by the management In an Idaho. Not 7 agreement negotiated by the proposed Member of the Idaho Falls Kiwania was for club an bid and unfair entertained ladles their association. Monday auch evening at a pheasant dinner held In their vote They held that them the dining room of the Porter hotel, at method loaded the dice again and that the ballot wma otherwise which about eeventy-fiv- e members and their ladles attended. The eveIllegal. i Tbe earrier Insisted that the ballot ning was riven oyer lanrely to music, that a ma- conslstinc of the alnrinr of Kiwanls Was la all rezpecu-lega- l, Selections by Hendrickson a jority of those voting favored the songs. proposed association, and that the orchestra and solos by Mlaa Holland, ballot was held In response to a peti- accompanied by Paul Hletnberrer, tion signed by a majority of the em- helped to make the eveninr an enjoyThe brotherhood able ona ployees concerned. A. O. Andelln welcomed the ladlea petition was Maned Senled that thewhen on behalf of Ihe Kiwania club, and Ihe sixty-tw- o majority, Rev. Mr. tlullcfe ausrested in an Indrawals were subtracted. talk the estabteresting lishment by tha local dub of a Jilxt school scholastic and athletic fund to be given aach year to the student In FRIENDS NOTICED the high school making the best scholastic and athletic record, d he attend a university. This surrestion met with the unanimous IMPROVEMENT approval and a committee consist in, of Duke Wright, K. E Crawford and J. I. Oulick was appointed to work out details of the fund. From theAfter the dinner Results Wonderful and business meeting the tables were removed from the E. Pinkhama Lydia dtnlnr room and the Kiwanians and their ladles enjoyed an evening of Vegetable Compound. dancing. The committee having In 0 the affair was composed of charge 2 Beloit, Wi "My female trouble Slebert Rudman, K. D. Rose and Jack Johnson. Vne H bad on overwork. by brought worked la (tore TWO COUPLES LICENSED, and had te do ipseisl Is The Triboo. Idaho. Nov. 7 Marheavier .work POCATKLT), licenses were Issued today at thaa my etrength riage the county clerk's office to Wes of Alexander and Htmily eonld stand, and J. Thompson of Jackson. Wyo: dell Merhad to be on my le nd Hanson and Arnes Zlck, Mary feat most of the both of American FaMa time, tonally I had te (five np thia werk entirely aad stay at -- Uniformity is the first principle of Miller constructioi In each detail of cord bonding. Miller sets the pace. Exhaustive tests, endless research and thorough inspections have green Miller Cords constant improvement, Special! constant leadership and constant formity; -- ofal Mi buoyartf. full cushioning and perfectly balanced. Its flat top reduces wear. Its uniform cords distribute the strain and the wear evenly. Its Tread gives positive traction.' Mile for m3e, and tire for tire, MUJer Geared-to-the-Ro- DT It -- Cost none. Wonderful Miner FREE CREDIT truck manufacturers will Stabilization of Farmer Necessary , Says Gooding Idaho Raiser Will Object to Any Increase Being Made in Grazing Rates. Mul-Irer- in Specie! to The Trlbeae. BOLSK, Idaho. Nov. PoctojV medicine did aot much relief, aad my mother "wanted me te take Lydia A Pinkhi ie Vegetable Zemo, the 'Clean, Antiseptic r Yon Need. Liquid, Just Compound. I took a onple of of it and thought it dnl not kolp mo aa maeh a it should, so I rivs about Eesema or Boa t ft ap to try oomothing olsa. Nothing other skinworry You ran have' troubles. me I took as I much, helped finally a etear, healthy akin by using Zemo, decided to (her the Vegetable Com- obtained at any drug store For 35c, pound anoiber trial and to take or extra large bottle at 1.00. to meks sure it would f1 tthave Zemo generally removes Pimple. takes it over s rear Blotches, Eczema and' Most people pay doctor to cur, new and it has breoght wonderful re- ! Blackheads, ihd makes the ikia clear them, but not Samuel M Vaueiain, Ringworm mit I have gained from 93 to HO j aniTliealThv' Zemo if a clean, Pene' m,m,maire head of the Baldwin lai- pound and am keeping hoove now. fatin'. friend a unties Mr Workof llade change in l.tpp1;edninreoaU,rmere1Wne'ToV,moUve ' cn- is always de- VauUlln PPHetion. it : Zemo Boap, 25c Zcpui tract wt,h - about tbe prominent physician to Vegetable C3omimand.,ffrrV 50t- (keep him welt and the doctor must Vra. W. O. Monaoa. 1515 Park Awl. pay Mr Yaurtain fur all the time Wia Belo, he la auk, Mr Vauo-laiMt Monann f willing to write to avemjr to mr woman anffaring from anrh do ervthin(t hi phvsidan prevcrihe trouble In hu manner of Hin (Adv.) Wht bot-tie- ' 1 rtthrwo? aul!ech ten-yea- r, - Discovery of Lyko, the Great General Tonic, Gives Aid of Science to n Peopfe Dun-Dow- you watch the crowd going H. of Chicago, is antbe street, how easy it in to other Jenkins, to see the difference in tbe people renewed whom Lyko has meant strength and vigor. The who make it up. following is from his letter: My Some are well, strong, vigorous. business keeps me closely confined full of the rim sad energy that office snd at a desk all day win in social and business fife. onlf- - As s result, my system ers ara weak, emaciated, lack- - CBBo U clogged up, I was always ing in all that counts for power and t)red- poorly at night and mere no bodies' in active grew nervous and irritable. I began sticceas affairs. using Lyko and now I am in fine shape again, feel cheerful. And am And yet most of these n able to do much more work without people could quickly become-weand strong if they would only help Mature to restore their bodies to a Mitchell .Murray, of Missouri, normal condition. Wbat they need sends a letter which says: When M an efficient general torn; and I began to take Lyko I was so weak ' regulator. If they will do what I could hardly walk across the room. thousands of other people once Now I am able to do Ln eorK7D0W days work, and my neighbors are 3 strong have done, they amazed at the effect. -- - .13.'-'-Mm- J KL-,-f f be-O- th rted run-dow- ll i6!? .n a y wk.waK -- Ey.'.'TTi .t h.ii totZl, ,hn h ,EattaabiKi&K bar. ever d bowel U8ed- - discouraged, bopelos of thear hearth and strength. regaining , Hr.johatoti, t resident of Kjnm i amazed at the wiy Lyko built np his coMtiWon run-dow- n LykTlwmi thLhaSdIrgtn I?.? orCh!ago w ener 5 H7 T never F. B. Barker of Florida 2$:WM, P 8,nc Ukln is tion. It also stimulates stomach to normal action and inn proves digestion so that the body absorbs .the full strength from tljs food. As many ailments come from a disordered digestive system or from a clogged up condition of the bowels, Lyko helps to remove one of the great causes of discomfort and illness. Certain ingredients in Lyko have a direct and beneficial action on the kidneys and liverothers give strength to the nervous system and prevent what is known as nervous fatigue and mental exhaustion. Practically every part of the body is helped to retnrn-t-o its full health Md etrength by Lyko. And a healthy body means physical and mental power, magnetic personal- ity, the appearance that krangs miration and confidence. K you are rrau, wean, sunenng from a breakdown or you feel mactive, lacking in energy, unable another ", . ,m Lyk' Lyko is a scientific preparation containing pure medicinal rngredi- which has a beneficial nt? ech etioii on som part of ths T8tm. YOUR ndemy Win at once. IritLyko doforyoi what it haidone for so &any other T . . Asy our u . . dealer for iL Solt Ait - n?1 hw n mbutffMtive laxative Lyko Medicine Company action which get rid of constipa-- New York ' Kaaaae City, Ma u. Yi LOCAL . MILLER DEALERS trucks. Dfetrfimthd by The National Robber Supply Co. 118 Kotor Ava, 15S8 Salt Lika City, Utah. Cleveland Pines, Denver, Colorado level." Senator Gooding will reintroduce his bill for fixing th price of wheat 1 7S per bushel. This bill was favorably reported on by the senate agriculture committee St the last session of congress. "Along with that must come a method for government control of production after th first year, said th senator. at ffeISTKID te Tb, Tribes. BOISE. Idaho. Nov. 7. Secretary of State F. A. Jeter plane to issue the irit auto license plates on December 1. The plates have been shipped and will be ready for distribution at that time to those who own and operate automobiles In this stats. All automobiles, under the amended law. must bo registered on or before January 1 of the new vear. U. S FAT OFF. Geared-to-the-Ro- ad Auto License Plates Will Soon Be Issued ' Cords for Passenger Cars and Tracks Tabes and Acceaaork Geared-to-the-Ro-ad Wedge Tread Cords Spseial Passenger car ims Allcno Parents and Teachers Are to Discuss Goitre Wton rod number f biotmpfcl of ploncKr. vhich wrr prepared bv member of the ojmooU-ti-- n speeul te The Tribes. Colonel Andrew Corry told om . CEDAR CITT. Nov. 7 Unde the of, his pioneer experience direction cf new officers' the Parent-Teachassociation aspects to taka up vital problems relating- - to child District Hears welfare. It is reported. The pew president is 8. J. Foster ; vice president. Pleas Six Persons Frauds Fenton; secretary and treasurer, Janet Sharp; executive eouncU. Mr Mattie Booth. Mrs, John P. WebtpeeUI to Tbe Tribune. POCATBLeleO. Idaho, Nov 7 Jick ster and Warren Pendleton. The first vital problem to be- conWinton. char.d with was arraigned today before District sidered is the prevalence of goitre. Judge R, M Terrell and entered a According to it. J. Macferienee examination 40 per cent of the school chilplea of not guilty Other nk'ze of not guilty were en- dren are afflicted with this trouble. Dr. Marfarlane, Jennie Leigh of the tered by the following defendant-Kdwarextension division, and one Barrett, possesalon of liq- U. A. of the local dentists will discuss the uor; Joe oarcla, assault with weapon, and Carl Comment, pea goitre problem and other matters con. renting the health of the child at the se". ion of liquor. next regular meeting of the associaS Margaret Hhote, charged with tion tomorrow evening (n Jhfl .1qwiff. of qor. f 5 tRted A..pja school auditorium.- Bcott high guilty. Apderson, also with possession, entered a charged plea of iO was and fined senand guilty Idaho Woman Dies While tenced to thirty days in the Bamvpck county jail. Making Visit in Nevada Recommends Foley Kidney Pina peeiel U Tbe Tribee. Tour medicine worked n miracle 8ALMOX. Idaho. Nov. 7. Mr for me," writes Mr C. Blron, 140 Anno Holbrook, widow of John "I was Fayette Street. Lynn, Mas died of all run down, had a cough ail winter, Holbrook of Salmon, at n boepuai InSunday a. pneumonia also kidney trouble, and after taking Nev. a few botes of your medicine my About a month Mr 'Holbrook cough and backache left me. I con cat Pent to Nevada toago visit son, John and Steep weE. I can vase and recom- Holbrook, and a Mr Frank daughter. mend it at every house I enter " Andrew It wee while at the home Prompt relief secured from kidney and of Mrs. Andrews that Mr Holbrook Madde IrrilaUon rheumatic paum was taken I1L Another daughter through using Foley Kidney Pill In- Mr Marion lives Mulkey, at Salsist on. the genuine refuse eubati-tute- a mon, as does a nephew, Ferrell Terry. (b'hrxmm Johnson, Drugs. Five Mr Holbrook was an resli 4Sood UUr Store (Adv.) ident of this county. er Judge of grand-lan-en- Advertising- TESTED trucks snd trailers will be registered on new seals, and the licenses are different from what Spuitl have been The fees are arranged CEDAR ('STY. Kev 7. The Dauzh-ter- z they as follows: 20 pounds or lose. 116; of th pioneers held their first 2000 to 300u pound IM; MOO to 4000 meeting under their new offtrers yesterd- pounds. 140; 4600 to 6000. 46 ; 6000 to ay-afternoon in the Relief society 6000. 656: ail over 0000 pounds, 160. hall Truck license fees are baaed on the The new president Is Mr. Annls manufacturer rated capacity of tbs Frovd. vice presidents. Mr Violet car. and vary from 626 60 fog a truck I rie and Mrs Mollv Palmsr, secretary. of one ton or less to 6110 for a truck Mal.et Macfarlan. registrar. Mrs. Ann ahooe capacity does aot exceed rive Gardner; historian. Mrs, E. Crone tons These fees are for vehicles Watson; music director. Mr Sadie equipped with tmeumatlo tires. , For trucks equipped with (we or Thortey; chairman of entertainment committee. Mrs. Hattie Booth; com- more solid rubber-tir- es the feee very mittee on courae of study. Jennie from 620 for a ton or lean to 6140. The 1064 license platee have black letters Leurta end Mvrtle Jan son. on a lemon-colore- d becknround. Special music was furnished hy Mr oAtli Iieifh, Mr. Kathtrin Ctrpen ttr nan a pionr son Mr 8arh Ann Hullorh xplainr4 th imporlne of arh mrmbrr makinjr out naoers. Mr. K Crsn e on your new (By the Associated Press Organisation of the farmer to stabilise production and marketing is the solution of the present condition In which agriculture finds Itself, In the opinion of United States Senator Frank R. Gooding of Idaho, who is here to address a meeting of farmers. "When the farmer is stabilized the country will be prosperous," continued Senator Gooding. "Every line of business in the countrv that Is successful is orTbs farmer will prosper ganized. when he can get up on the some level as these other lines snd that will oome through organisation. I was very much pleased with tha rapt that Hugene Meyer and Chairman Mon dell madef to President Cooltdge sod out of it will come some good. "The biggest obstacle the farmer has to overcome todav is the high freight rates Public opinion will adjust this. Tha greatest power In the world is public opinion and when the people become fully awakened to the tremendous toll the railroads are taking from tha producers ef this nation, .fair they will tores rataa down to RECIPES No .2 (Beef-Stea- Pie) k recipe from tke Cmk B- -k) 1 2 I H Crle m art tsif csslef at ilicas of tovakfast bac tsbtosfaful Crwsr sm esfea mmi pmtofoo Tfcvm, bsyeaf ukI parsUv, salt, mm aad cajftsM to um teas aka with Cat ih wa Seitaa wU. wnh th anaevd thyt. svta. itistto into hhtc isralcjr, H die. ha4eaf, salt is dangerous weapon S de Boeuf Vol-au-Ve- nt (J o veppm. T he stew tt H together. Place a la the heke4 meet. Dot the to with hies ef hatter tsf glee rer U s layer f the p erne t, deeraa tag the 4ge ncely. like to a me s 'JTHffi it tbe subject for tbe first . tudjr elM sader thg join of tbe Balt Lake Advertising elub nd the Hxtesidon Divinion o the Unireraity ef Utah. Profeesor Louie W. Lreen, who hag charge ef extension division advertizing, will eeaduct the elnn 'J'BAIXED epeeialigts will treat (be van one eubjeete ef edrertising in whieh they pre expert A eerira of tkirty loeeono, conMndof tomorrow evenins, will eomplet the eonrea. Clam will fommenro gt T:0 sharp eeh Thnradny greater st the Chamber ef Oommgre - Serve ia the fek hi which it wee hke4, with ear left over hsm tpnm ever th earee. Feftow Mtee Allee'e peerrv feraala, 1 hW etsg IH Wit capful I .1.1 bi yo new vim and rigoL L Ssla end Serried by Heavy Duty Cords on specification. Ask for them to Th, Trlban,. to Thousands of t'Jeak and Ailing- Am ln Daughters of Pioneers ' Meet With New Officers Remarkable Tonic Brings flew Strength Along 7 Stock and cattlemen of ldah mil' protest any Increase In graxing rates charged by the department of agriculture, according to a decision reached here today after three days' aesaion With forThe proposed rate estry officials. represent approximately 60 per cent raise in sheep grazing rates and 70 per cent In tattle graxing A committee of two will be appointed, stockmen decided, to viw.t Ogden and gather data to be used In making protest to tbe secretary of agriculture against any raise in rates. This committee will be appointed by Hugh Sproat, president of the state woolgron era association and by George Neshlt of Pavette, head of the state cattle and home growers' association. The oonferenre in Boise Is third of four being held in thejlte territory for Increasing for-eTh eflrat meeting grazing fees was held at Salt Dke the second at Pocntelio. therecently, fourth will open Thursday at Fdko, Nv . foe three davs. If rate arrived at through thene conferences ere decided upon they will be put into effect for the grazing season of 1926. Orris AkravOfato IDAHO FALLS. Idaho, Nor. 7 PROTEST PEES f d thx inuxx xtmsat company-- equip with Miller Geared-to-the-Roa- . Write, any other tiresL You will find they, save you money -time trouble. Authorized Miller dealers insure proper treatment. 94 pro-tide- yiv Pnt MiDer equipment on man leading automobiles. after-dinn- me Cords ere original Pays Fees While Well ad Cords are bnilt to give uniformly service than any other tire made bar Leu Than Guh Price Elsewhere by the Western lor uni- Buoyant, Balanced Carcass The carcass cf the Miller Cord is .at Sacrifice Prices! Pin-ctK- home. '7 v For eereUmeitt epply he Lefto? D. Sal Imka AArwtUtec Cluh, or to Uatrealtr of Utah ' Dlrlelon, TbDAYrNwmWT Far lifhL teaSer nkr. Fol diratibU tad fiaky For crop, digestible fried wtiy food. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 7p. m. Aaspioes Winn-muec- Advertising Club and Extension Division - University of Utah -- old-ti- T "7 r |