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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING JEAJN STEVEN SO K, Indua-- i f1 ISS trial secretary of ths T. W. YOUNG MUSICIAN INFLUENZA VICTIM; BURIED IK EPHRAIM i fotAustrilU, who Is In Balt Lake as a guest of tbs association, and is on her jf home. C. A. Addreue Joint Legislative Industrial Secretary Spends iYear in Training School Session Supporting Mor- non Battalion Monument. in New York. Atttr ft iear epent m New Ttrk fltv At the nationesl tmmitiK f"hO)l of tilt W. C. A., and jMsve'Al months Ircfurtng In various ptfU of tb country under the auspice of tha atsouattoR. M Jtaa btrienaon, national unlufatrUl c rttary for AuatralU and New 2ScUanJ, la In this city on hoi wav hu a. Previous to her wi k iri th.- - court uy Mia istevenaon wa lor si un gn of tlm ral and httinamai mrttai brLn-t off Lei Ut women's association, ing that of induMnai mrturv of it The scujxe and p iibit her field arrt so attractive that aha de ruled to take a apeciai iwiri m industrial training in the United htaf wo rk Laat isFfimur, after was completed, she made a three at of count ng months tour tbs aptuk W various summer saesKin of the Y. ?h C A in New stae ajid in reviou to hei Mwakmg middie west. tour hs mas for sever.il mm.u.s ion nected with the IndusiiiaJ wodmus wer In in the Ihttsburg dum vUjs chit "" able to this munition section she d fferenre vast the hand study st close la the lndiurial staiuH Uiseui the Am era an gtrl and her antipodes sister. . htisa Hteveiison returns to lor risn w3 iiimj for u. rountty with a to nstienai Induurro. woil a huh she ex. pt for some work The Superintend ennrU tow in loaJ plans and idoa New Z aland and Auh'rjli.i One phase of the pijbhm it at differs f Hit association frwm the problem ih presented by wot k in this tounin i of home The M(se Stevenson and the and wage m fairly wed settled of the Y. W. " A there, she great asserts is more the good wh'xh can he done for the individual girl than (or women workers as a ''lass Rather than a jnobiem of thing conditions that is fac id conimualy in Amer- s ica, the industrial work In Miss Hteveu-otfcountry Is one of edutwtion. comfort, opportunities and, most of all. one One gloat drawback of independence te the efforts of Y. 3V. C. A. lworkeie In the lack Untied th Htatcs, she s3 s, in the induetrics where of is With manv hours work U the git the exception of the mere dtvetskm the association offers to these women workers, little more can b done he ause they are so tired at night. This, she said, was found to be especially true in Special to The Tribune. the munition districts H01KE, Idaho. Keb ' 7. Idaho The economic pressure of the war and to compute Its handsome new propose! capitol. the industrial production has made conetru-'- t t t work among the The plan to do so was launched today In women worker ainvwt out of the Questbs lesislature in the orm of a bill fath-eie- tl tion. according to Miss Stevenson. Hhe state affairs by the appropriation, believes that the future is full of promand Judiciary committee of the house ise for the industrial independence of inlllng for an appropriation of IDOO.OOO to build the two big wings to the main secWomen workers everywhere Yesterday M a Stevenson spoks to the tion now oecupted. The city of Hols, has r.tudents or Wes minster college on Xew worked out a ctic center plan by which Timocracy,1 Her next ta!k wdl be made the approaches to tbs big building will be ift the Westmirinter cleared. Sunday evening 175 Weet Fifth 'teeb t'ountv division again loomed on the chunh, 1 &euth street, at 3l, on TmluHtrml ledslature hortxon today. The house and the Christian f'huich," heuted'v debate the measure to anneg Monday she leaves B.ilt Iike for Van- (art of Htnir'm,,, to HonnevU'.e county and couver. H C., where she will embark then detested the bill on a close vote. The senate wrestled with the house bill for her native land. creating Caiihott oounty, finally attaching an en tiding rf.ue to it to put it up to the props, in fiat tortlnn of Danuock The (t to the Jerome count). DIES OF OLD measure that Is now with totintv di)-io- n ths governor atidt eased an oien communiKfRRKA, Fffc 7. Jerrv KpIIv, on. of cation to him utglng a meeting with the ha pltinor po.uionl. of Kuroktt. at people in that port ion of Minidoka wl'hing bU homo hore lat ovettinic from lil ko to he included In Jerome, before signing n, the bill and trrn.ral doliillty. Mr. Krllv , und a native of lteaud The "blue skv ' law proposed bv Hall of 4ra of 119 'a survived by tils widow ami a numOnelua wss ai-- o t ie sulttcit of a htfig dchaic m the house it proposes that all ber of relatives to Kureka nenrly act Icuitutal enterprises furnish the state Me. Krllv o h dur his with a hood n a coar'n'ee that ago entire years thirty ,nd residence here he hnd followed tn nlng, tmmev that they tolleet will go MtoThe ion i d lee Mall of the Inst i'e lated 'hat with ths seep: otated few .ears. roter r vices wll he conducted from the people were entitled to this protecKslieral tne Catholic church in this city on Sat- tion, '.Dtnv teen buncoed for so many The house urday afternoon, the Rev. leather It) an vcais i.) wildt at ret unit' ended the bill for passage. hI hr 1 . r. Yk t . 1 ! I - I gf . tpie-Um- i i FISH I high-spee- FEBRUARY 8, 193j CAPITAL d 1 EUREKA PIONEER AGE dll ao im "Th. work of th. Mormon battalion wat too great, too Important in th. htatury of tb. afato and of th. west to hav Utah'! mk mortal to It crowd4 and ora ni pod into a corner of a utilitarian building," declared LJautenant Hngham H Kubcrta, chairman of th. Mormon batladon monument com- -, inlaaion. In addreeaing a Joint adwHCrn ol tha two huuae. of tne legiiiatur. yesterday afternoon. Mr. Robert! madeIona reapport of th! progrew of the commie pointed by the last iegielature, and entered a etrenuou! objection to the governor a the battalion propoaal to oonaolidat. memorial with one for tha veterana of tha and European civil, wars. In opposing tha nroposad Joint memorial In th. form of a hall, either on th. unt-where In Halt Lake,, .rally campua or Mr Roberts mads throe main objection. a such because plan aweepa aaida t'tr.t, and make ueeie all taat ha been done in the past four years In planning for the Mormon battalion monument. tjecond, because th. principal feature of tha new scheme propose to memorialise th part Utah took tn tha great war, a iW Jeer thing which, Mr. Roberta said, could not yet be don. properly. Third, because, he said, there were aome SpecisI to The Tribune. things that couid not ba fittingly memoEPHRAIM, Feb. 7 -- Funeral service rialised by a building, and thyt the Mor- were for Mrs. P. A. held yesterday mon battalion was one of them. who died last week In Brooklyn, Tqung, W'e could not envy those who would not X. Y . where he was atudjlng music. desire to see the sacrifice of these heroes Death was caused by hifluenxa. Her of the European war fittingly memorial- husband la in a Brooklyn hospital sufised, and undoubtedly the state of I'tah fering with tha same disease. will worthily recognise and permanently Mrs. Young was 27 year of age, and perpetuate their memory," said Mr. Rob-to Was a promising young musician. At tha we erts, "Hut Outbreak of the world war she Was suggest that the time do that by the state la not now. The war studying tn Germany. She went from tn whhh they fell la not yet ended, we are there to Switzerland when hostilities bean armistice In It. We gan and later returned to New York, resting only under stand so rloa. to the avents of that war where she remained a brief period and that Us true significance Is not yet ap- returned to her home here She was parent. The proportion and Influence of married to P. A. Young about three is not yet months ago. Utahs contribution to that war realised. How, then, shall, w of today, Th speakers st the funeral were N. E. before the smoke and dust of Its battles Noyes. C. R. Dorlus and P. D. Jensen. have drifted from Its fronts, and before Mrs. P C. Peterahn. Jr., gave a vocal Its peace terms are even formulated, much .solo composed by Mrs. Young. Mrs. leas settled, provide a auitahl. memorial Davis also rendered a vocal solo. for Ihoe who hav given their all In that Interment was In the Park cemetery. gigantic struggle W eye standing too close to this mountain yet to ae It." OUNTY VOTES $500 Mr. Roberts said the commission also objected to the Idea of a memorial buildRED CROSS ll In cited monument tha ing. lie the temple grounds as being a much mor an for memorialising afjectlva si hem Report was made at yesterday mornevent than a utilitarian building. Erection ing's meeting of the board of county of a Convention hall or a unUersIty build- commissioner by Chairman C. F. Stilln of the city ing, he said, destroyed the memorial idea, man that the street and reopie merely recognised such place had Indorsed th proposed good roads as puhjlc buildings. Furthermore, he said, bond Issue and the plan for road improve if Utah merely wants a house In which to ment In the counly. Mr. Stillman met store and exhibit her trophies, she with th street car men Thursday after the spacious halls and rooms of th beau- noon and evening, two meetings being tiful slat, cspttol. held to enable all of tha men to attend. The speaker sketched briefly the history Next Thur-daFebruary II, 1s the date of the Mormon battalion, describing the of the bond election. Important bearing upon and relation It The board voted on appropriation of had to the development of the west. "It fSOO Jo th H4 Cross to care for persona Is too large a them and too fundamental 'whovliav been reduced to d stressing to th honor and glory of the commoncircumstances through th lnflueusa epiwealth to be cribbed, cabined and con- demic. fined within emit utility building In conRepresentatives of the City Of Murray nection with manv other and varied sub- wotted upon the board with a petition In declared he Vine street be designated and paved that conclusion, jects. Mr. Roberts submitted a report on th. as a county road. The matter was work of th. commission, telling of the taken under advisement. conducted for designs the and competition acceptance of one, a model of w htch is EAR NEARLY SEVERED now read) for exhibition. Unless the plan la changed Mr. Roberts said, the comCOLLIDE mission proposed to start a statewide campaign to raise HPU.ooo to go with a similar amount to be given by the state B. F. pyper, 48 years of age, IS for the erectionof the monument. He received numerous said the members of the (Commission felt cuts andapartments, bruises about h.s face yesterconfident that the money could be raised, day following a' collision at Thirteenth and he expressed the hope that the plan Hast and First South streets of his would go through without alteration. ie and a taxicab said to have been On motion of Representative Alma driven by Tony Arnold, a public chaufGreenwood of Utah county, the legislature feur. Mr. Pyper's left ear was voted to Invite Iy John A. Wldtaoe, severed, and attending physicians nearly were president of th University of Utah, to unable to tell at present whether It could address a Joint session In behalf of th be saved. advocate of tha memorial building plan. He was taken to the emergency hospiIn order that the member might hear ar-- g tal and later removed to his home The Dement on both lde of the quention. automobile was said to have been de Arrangements will he made for Dr. Wldt-s- mol Bhed. adires probably next week. The Joint memorial conrm'ttee of the IS two houima 'met - yesterday afternoon at of Senator Stnufhwlck George E. BY SNOW Opes red before the committee and uiged a separate' memorial for the Mormon battalion. Farther sessions of The storm of the last twenty-fou- r the lolnt commute will he held when hours was of wide smiles tn R Newman author th office ofprovocative Frank Representative the city waterworks departof the Joint memorial resolution, returns to ment. It was not the precipitation In the city. the city that occasioned the Joy, but the report that came from Mountain Dell, canv in, at noon yesterday In Parley' GREEK IS thst a foot of snow had fallen. Wh'le no report had been received IN NEW from other plaeea on the watershed, n fepankai.-America- . j lOlUlNa The Great Spanish Cellist of ths world's rarest artists. To hear Pablo Casals la to realise Uie full and magnificent possibilities of tb violoncello. His tone is by long odds the purest ever evoked 71.50. from tjils Instrument. Twelve-inc- Is on h, Home DATNES-BEKB- sea-gu- MUSIC CO. E Please send Grafonola catalogue and record book, terms and all Information. , Gentlemen: A567t Trtumtrei (Schumann) AMT Sslut D'Amour (Elgar) front C Major Suite (J. S. Bach) Bourn AMI7 Unaccompanied AM97 Mazurka (Popper) A5782 Suit In C Major. Prelud (Bach) Suit In C Major. Saraband (Bach).. AS7S2 Abendlled (Evening Song) (Schumann). A8907 Chanson Lewie XIII and Savant (Cou- A 590 7 perln-Krelale- r) A (jlo tinl) Romants TO THE cr Pablo Casals Records It to Your Tell Us to Send Da-ve- ? uablo Casals - i- from Concerto to D Minor (Tar- - AM54 AM54 (Campagnoll) Apris Un Rev A 5020 (Faure) m-- bl i WHEN AUTOS Kan-slngt- The following Salt Laker returned to the cltv yesterday, after being discharged from the service. They registered upon arrival her at the Red Cross canteen at the depot: U Yae Coart : Lieutenant B. J. german, A. C. Miller, Hltlcmt prtBient.; K. tt. Y. Hewh-ft- . M Roatk Fifth A. Jone. Salt Lake: flret 1840 South B. J. Blunter, Rt; Serfet Oeorg MrC.reery. Twtj 2S Fifth Berfent Jeerph RrtckM, BUsham;Ltt-nir-J.. B. Miller, m2 South Eighth Kt; J. L. court; keman T. A. 4M ClthKiM' Iklehrr, M South Third E.t: I. A. mvenpori, 440 iith Flret Writ; H. 1). Holt. 344 South Sixth Ext: W. M. Bench. 444 South. Corpor! A. L. Wllllemeon. 21 Wet Ueatnt HELPER CANDIDATES . INITIATED IN ELKS L Second Baat; S. Criee, Brsper; O. D. Keeton, Newborn hotel; Corporal Krl Hrhwltxh 115 Weatnln.ter reaae; C, A. Puna. Mldval: Keaneth Maxfteld, 1025 Hollywood iteirae; H. N. Pteree, Blngb.rn; K. K. UTAHNS REGISTER UPON RETURN HOME South Flrt Frank Mc-- ( Firth South; Corporal Loo A. E?pcll to The Tribune . . W. k. Adamros. Murray; lerry. BinaMur; PROVO, Feb. 7. A class of Candida tw Finer K. klatotroui, Sandy; J. B. Shipp, Sl Wall atroet; Oacur J. Ha(eu, I44S Llaeola front Helper came to Provo last night SB rauue; Henry Noerda, 804 North Fairbanks Initiation into the local u. p. u Eka K. It. Bnbaaa, treat; Jamas Day. .Salt Lake; SOU afreet; tiny Ray, 824 htcago after which an elaborate banquet vat atreet; Harry Rout, 8uS7 South Third Eaat. served to a large number of Elks and vK1 Keath, rrle, i S72 TB2 K.t Wt; 0kly Et; t PtDgree Mraorlal SenricA E; Memorial services for Hyrum Pingree, (I ed bat October, will b held In ward chapel. Flret ave-- , the Twenty-fir- st nue and K street, tomorrow at ( p. m. David O. McKay will be the speaker. SJJ I Special music has been prepared- for the Sixth North; Sergeant W. B. Herrick, Flrih Kt- F. A. Herann. 1441 South occas on. Hoot who j Et - , ,, Iting brothers. The meeting last evening wa tin known aa "past exalted rulers night" art many of the old rulers of th ordtr wtre the honored guests ae well aa lieing ca-upon to fill the different chairs. The local Elks lodge Is showing grid enthusiasm and Is growing rapidly. Tbt order now numbers over 200 members. o' WATER SUPPLY RENEWED thrll Kelr t SALT LAKE JAILED YORK Try Us First Macquame, superintendent of waAlleged to have stolen 12000 In money terworks, expressed confidence that they wou'd show heavy snowfall In the other and diamonds and a watch valued at I i i Itmw) from Condas Brother of last Ssturday, Nicholas EliopulasBingham, is under arrest In New York and Is.held on a charge of grand larceny pending extradition to Utah. Having reason to believe the man would make a dash for his native land, Greece. V E Bchoppe, chief deputy of th sheriff offl. e, telegraphed to Inspector Gray of the New York police department sues sting that he appeal to the Greek consul As a result, a telegram from Inspector eeterdav Gray stated EHopu'as had been arrested Mr Rchoppe will leave for New York with requisition papers as soon as they ran be prepared V I tht WEATHER DATA Th is Paramount Star USES Jieibbros TCerpicide Hearken," said a maiden fair A girl v.ith a wealth of beautiful hair; WhoMt name we see emblarotud far, On the screens of filmJom a glowing star. Hearken dear maidens- - you who long, Fjrr the admiration of the throng; Nhile tell of a charm, each ma jxscss. Of more importance than form or dress To all the wo; id ou will stem fair, With lustrous, shtmmerihg, glossy hair. Hair that will be our greatest pride. May be obtained with llcrpictde. Tliat preparat tori first and best Of all scalp nourishing foods possessed t Do not delay but at once decide On a trial of Newbros Herpitde." 4oar. rnt. lnv t JanmtrT Inch, acruniulalt'd de'UUiu Januarv 1 U S u rtw at l10 K UKUHER I 7 tmha 32 atd a t at f i lmu jr FtVnnrr 0R4FRTAT1ON44 T8KFN U . VKH NT M 5 TIM At AppHcatii at th Bett,r liar vr A gcaeou. vmupl tamp or coin. Detroit, UJ 5- - A , f Addre: Z- - C. M. I. Drug Co. Eyciu! Agent. 100 100 50c 45c 25c 15e MINISTER SALT-LA- Ht'srnninif next week, the Rev. Clem Ihe Waterloo. Methndiet of Salt Lake will tour t txh In the Interest of the Method'et mhienarr movement. Hie first dieeee will be given nt gather ngs In Kmgham, Wednvulay evening. Thursday evening he ill speak at Midvale, othfi town will be jirted The Metho-d'church thrmighmit the world ts p tdgtrtl to raee $o for war re- xondruntton work. paator .f Iaux, Pp'hriop&l church GARFIELD COUNTY HAS HEAVY SNOWFALL On i of fhe beevieet et on fat's ever ro- - oorW in Of rffeM ronnv Ml onTehru-tr- v acoHii g to a fette teceivd ierdi ty UeEresentative John Kirg.efof . rVd Yf nuthm tl 4 Vetd ctct ter half t ewturr. Yrft0 frMB atl hfcTwunl m- - Ir. Arthur K. HwwrU. of tbe Auftlik Instxttitinu, Loa-de- a ur.'ei. ' AUUutpty frc (roca of oi'ln ' eg pin - or t2xw TheTwthinf Tiwiirtn ere fimljr "" tmn all uafAP prrp-- , erailcn" m Skti))i. 10c 175-- B, fh ir np to you jow, tw; you can W shift the Tvsvusibtlity by putung It 9p to Ths Tribune Vital AOs. pn?d . ir The Obeerre ti tfmde-nar- k, ea vry gum UicH, a fXiMk di Yrar Sruerut ma Um v fur me othowne (4 B'.ri penr. th i eS ...,33c 33c 13c 12c 37c 43c 11c ; .- 32c ' - V. 15c 35c . 83C 6 for 20c 39c-- u 3255 Store and Service bl mCjf by LiX Oemee H Btedm i Box too. lead of 83c 31c , x parkftt and poftKbr. s . ,7c 30 : P.andape '.,55c f2 00 Roxbury Combination Syringe and Water Bag ,..$1.35 fi,)" N)sk Calendar 2 Rubber Cloves ' 23c 50c Dust Brushes 4'e Rexall Baby La.Vative 25c 0c Elkay's Straw Ilat Dyyj 23c 32c Ivory Soap 1... I .!i for35c Hj'tc. to tha Idler there a Atori.re cf 4excntr' Inch tne date r? Tb re bad previously Ine n mentonei t G! of ftomf eUtecn inches, ic sohat rni tm In OirfleM counts are ah g be smit that won t come olf 'p 1 iri Aspirin Tablets Compound Cathartic Pills Lithia Tablets, U. D. Co., Sanitary Napkins, 12s Sanitary Napkins, U. D. Co., 6s Kipe Olives 45e Butternut Coffee 55c Cold Standard Coffee 15c Writing Tablets 40c Milk Bone Dog Biscuits ...' 25c Requa Perfumed Pumice Powder 50c Shoe Trees 10c Jergcns Bath Tablets, per dozen 5c Jergens Toilet Soap 100 Lapactic Bills ' 10c Powdered Alum 25e Powdered Ibrnim 25c Nail Brushes 60c Nail Brushes 75c Booth Suspensory JO TOUR STATE IS 3So HcrrikSe sent pustpai) for The llcrpisule Coripnj, Dept. Newt--o- ' Dru Specials Fo'lowtng the admission of J A, Sheehan ig the Realty hotel In Judge Y. H Wilkins court jesterday that he placed a suitcase full of bottled, whisky In the basement of .he O'Donnell undertaking iteinhlKhment, w'thout the knowledge or consent of , U O. O'Donnell, the charge agslmit Mr. O'Donnell was dismissed Rollln Hss'am, IS year of sge. pleaded gul'ty to the charge of obtaining money under false pretenses by altering the we ghhlll of a load of hav. Sentence will be Imposed February l4. 8 1 Said h tryvktrt. ODONNELL ABSOLVED ON LIQUOR CHARGE -- ILrUM 73 bnmWlt.T it 4 t m todie humidUr' at 6 p m today rwlnflr por Cfnt M por Total prur'ipumio ftr th 24 hour rmMm at 6 p m wm S3 of aa tnrh, tuta.-f- ur this 47 of an Inch mmth to dnto TumnlhtNl a for thta month to Uo I .10 of an iu h pp'vipitatlten toil 47 ol an SATURDAY AND MONDAY can) oils. KE CompnraMr wcthr data at Salt LAfct TUy. t'hr7iarT T. luitt tmpdrtur tfwtaj 1x74 42 duirrec tn thl month nine h'ffl ,q ()r la ft t nicM wft tow 82 ' low-ra1874 wan 18 riftfroc thU month a!n fn r iu ro maa t for tods? hr 87 tc 31 m otniuUti normal ortM mi' th f!rt of tUo month 3d dc frwo, arcamulatod etevoa aiace Jtnuary 1 is 135 Alan s ' |