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Show THE SALT LAKE TIUBUXE, SUNDAY MORX1NO, SEPTEMBER I nninr nuirn 1111111 i I f ( DIKES OKEH " " V " 22 Feet Below High Mark of Last May. Th. TrlboM. pll PRICE Water stored In field reservoir haa receded fet three Inrhe from the f May tl, whan tha dam th Sen twenty-tw- h!h o mark reported tii Wallace K 8le, -- Iw-r- well-bab- y east-we- t a. st I'lah Rim k AiliM i r.ra'l'n at HAND you QFF thi store for might think that when you come into any particular item on which there ii a broad price range, we are anxioue to iell you the article that ii most expensive. For iulumn Tbe Trit.une. HPHE fact is that very often we advise our customer! to choose items at a lower price than they would select themselves. We are interested not in how many "dol-- , !ir worth' you may buy,' but helping you choose what will be most satisfactory for the particular purpose you have in mind. Erpecia'.ly Featurinf 3 New Arrivals rial pr.Kluced by the new factory nf th Being Carried on At Nevada Camps -- 1st e. "according to a declalon of the city council In which It adopted rock asphalt as a paving material for ljnj feet of streets In southern Prlc. The niateilnl was chosen following a by south Price citizens, asking- thai th cost necessary to add the rock asphalt be msde a part of the new Improvement district in thut uren. General Superintendent Henry H. Jones of the Hiinnyitlrie corporation was present at the meeting and ijuored prices Oil the .mount nf the riuahed asphnlt necessary lo pave the streets A concrete h'Hice across the Pioneer nal In front of the Carbon ct.unty high school Is scheduled as a part of the onnsing program tor l'Jil, and a committee was appointed to nscertaln the cost of th completion of the bridge with a full street width, of eighteen feet, ss was the orlional plan. Director nf the Carbon roiinlr hoc district will be asked to cooperate with the ctly In making the hriiltre. If Ihe project Is found feailble. Mayor W K C'lson and County Surveyor Carl n are to make he estimate and ft at the regular meetingjif the present Carbon county chool board September 10: It was Sllffffested bv council num ber that a fair ratio for th district and the city would be 60 per cent each ne propose bridge would be ninety, nine feet wide. petl-tlo- j The D'Orsnj XTO n t Court Accommodates Would-B- e Americans Speclab to The Tribune. " is the dominating idea of The Paris -- WAW.r.l Main and Stat ' v Sts. Wasatch SH. S R DKPEXDAIiLK MERCHANDISE ONLY AT CITV PRICES LOWEST-IX-TII- The Ragout 9.95 DEPARTMENT I , STORE Genuine Ilsard skin In black the short vamp, with form black calf quarter; exceedingly high spike heel. t - SS'The r A Lassie aTV DEPARTMENT STORE -- V EXCLUSIVE 11 m-- Designed of black patent, with tan lizard trim. Ultra smart for street anil afternoon wear. 4 - ion. Regular term of federal court will open October 8. FOR FALL Again Monday! J Presenting Captlvstinf Model by Amsrlca'i Lea diet Stylists, st high-grad- and of Original Bepllcas French Creations I - . ,1 low-gra- cross-cuttin- 166-fo- high-grad- The rieh new by " rf 4 PURCHASE V! NEW FALL' ! are colorings atnne with glorious Autumn. for important and permanent positions in all departments Min-In- ' I UNDERPRICE Parisian eh is is daringly evident in charming new modes for Fall , '. . exploiting with the hearty approval of. Dams Fashion, tba subtle possibilities of lustrous velvets, imported fancy fabrics, Austrian velours, imported sol-- , eils, imported felts, rieh metals and metal combinations. Saleswomen and Salesmen of Marked Ability and Personality 1 high-grad- e. Btwn Co. north-sout- i .1 DEPARTMEXT STORE On Broadway, SHOPPER ever leaves this store with the feeling largest sale Shown In three development: black satin vamp, with brocade kid vamp sstln quarter: blu with blue lizard quarter; very smart patent POCATELLO. Idaho. Snecial term of federal court will be held her October 1, and Tludg C. C. Cavanah will preside tn hear naturalization matters Court will convene at 8:30 a. m.. with even petitions to be heard, according o Theo Turner, Jr., deputy clerk of the court. P. J. Phillips, district naturalization officer, will also be In altend- nce from Salt Lake. Th.i snecial term has been called to comply with the law men does not permit examlnat on of within thirty days of eleopetitioners - v4; that he or she has been "talked into buying." WHAT is best for the customer not what will mean the I 1 , i the Customer Footwear Fashions ntlCK Price C4ty will be the first city in I'tah te test the paving mala- w TOt DCPAStTMINT spite Extra Cost. Interesting Work nt What Is Best for Citizens Petition City Council to Employ Material, De- dansrr, according WaymaOv rrUu7 t th iTtre rlvar water conservation district, who haa framed frtra an Inspection tour of the reeervolr. Tha dike ara tn excellent rondltlon, with lha reinforce-ment- a of hats of earth making tha dam stronger than It waa prW to lha break. The water will be to Ifl low level October 1, according to Mr. Waynian ami at that time repairs to tha subterranean spillwsy and the of he dikea mill be computed. Tha re pairs will he under aupervlalon of tha i neineering council, apininted by Governor George H. when hia special relief committee, headed by Commla-nione- r Ram Wnodhead of Carbon counadvica be ee- - Outlook at Rawhide and Gold ty, linked that ured to aolva the engineering problem. Canyon Good as Result of The canals of tha district will be cleared October 1, Mr. Wayman atated. Recent Work. They will be placed In condition durtna the winter to enable the water to be ruahed to lha ronaumrra aa noon aa lha froat leavra the (round next Exploration, having as Us end the spring. reclamation of the fallen glories of A. W. La men and Charlea Ilrector started at the Ne Thayn of the dlatrlct accompanied Mr. Rawhide, has been vada ramp, according lo N. H. Jen Wayman on hla tour. sen. engineer of the International Smelting company, who last week reGoiter Common, Baby turned from a tour of the Sagebrush This new work Is centered Conference Reveals ontale.two areas: Hooligan hill, belongto the linitt Interesta, and on the ing Special to The Tribune. heellne group, south, and adjoining LEW. Goiter was found nnusually the Grutt holdings, w here a leaser oy the name of Leonard Is mining. chilprevalent among the thirty-eigIn the boom days of Itawhlde. Hooldren examined at the monthly formation conference at the Memorial bulMIng igan hill and the adjacent of waa productive of some fabulously yeaterday, according to Dr. Oldham east west of In ore a aeries conrich the Utah county health unit, who Following the ceasatlon of Inducted the work. U waa assisted by the mined In Rawhide, leasers Mr. Evallna Reed, county mirae and terest a number of local worker. Malnutrition fissures, some with fair and some Indifferent success. and diseased tonal! came In for their with well of the Mr. Jensen thinks share In the Met of defect. chances of the work being done by Leonards interests, the the Grult and TRIBUNE STARTS SERIAL because both have thrown overboard be made can theorv that mines "PERISCOPE" SEPT. 16 the by confining development solely to the fissures, development is done with an entirely different con(Coatinaad from Pas Oaa.) ception of the origin of the mineralizathe expectancy of the millions of Amer- tion. ican eoldlera who would flKht on the New Ideas Being battlefield of France. Those who were directing the war, however, knew that Tried Out. "With what I believe Is a proper un whiiBsolrller were needed. Immediate help must come on the sea If the relief derstanding of the areas structural confia In save to the day. very conditions," said Mr. Jensen, "both Hit h dential report to the secretary of atate group ara prospecting a wide From what haa shear cone. and the president. Ambassador Page on April 27, twenty daya after the entry been already accomplished. It appears fissure were the of America Into the war, told how the that the east-wee submarines had bottled up tha English localizers of along the foot fleet, crippled navigation and was and hanging wall sides and In the mid- dle of the shear tone. The ..future pronerving England into submission. n ... v. .i nn i .j ..... i .. i . .. I'M Thla secret report is made public UUl.(MliJ ui n lutniiiuq uclk-iiuIn Perlaeope!" "There la food enough whether the gold values spread through deore not formed civil sone, shear to the and here last the population only more than six weeka or two montha," posits, not of the fconanza type, but ore auf- he said. "Whatever help the United large bodies of States may render at any time in the flclently extensive and rich for mill- future or in any theater of the war, our Ing. On the Bcheellne property. Leon lieln la now more seriously needed in g the shear sone the submarine area for the sake of all ard is level ol an old from tha the allies than It can ever be needed some excellent shaft. He has struck If sub or else: enough again anywhere marines can be destroyed In the next showings and has mined up to datee The two or three montha the war will be about 20,000 of he will ship and the milling won and if we can contribute effective ore Is en he the piling dump. The help immediately It will be won direct Grutt Interesta have cleaned out an ly by our aid. Thirty more destroyers in old their shaft property, with a and other similar craft sent by us imreputed past production of $1,000,000. mediately would very likely be decisive, and are retimbering the same with There is no time to be lost!" With this startling message United the Idea of sinking into the shear States began its war on the submarine. sone and prospecting. How it fared Is already known. The Gold Canyon V. S. Navy completely and effectively Strike Looks Good. broke up the iron ring of the The Gold Canyon strike of Bert Hltt, that surrounded England. But Just how this was accomplished, how a tiny now held by the Kernlck Divide oomoanv. Mr. Jensen claims to invention from the United States was a deciding factor and the thrilling and be the most promising find that he battlea that took place has seen in four years of traveling in conquering the sub has never before over Nevada to every camp in the state. "This statement goes for Wah- been told. monie and weepan, added Mr. Jen "Periscope" Is the saga of the subma sen. "The extent of alteration are Is rine, it is a tale that packed with thrills. It tells of the terrific sea bat- such that a gold miner would be justiIn fied making a close study of the tles, of the work of the destroyers Of course, I only stopped off against the submarines, of the grim area. In for a short time and did tights between destroyers bobbing not the camp go down in the shaft", but what Along the ocean waves and the did See left a favorably lmores- hidden in the murky recesses of the sea.- - It tells of the Germans with their slon." showing evidences crippled subs working desperately, but or The large area alteration, tne rienness of tha rock Ineffectively under the sea to repair out the of coming prospeot hole, and their crippled motors and escape the of the east-wefrac terrible death In the fetid chambers of the intensity were the characteristics that their steel coffins. It Is gripping, tragic turing Mr. Jensen dwelt uoon. and amazing. At Gold Canyon an east-wefrac ture is cut by north-sout- h Tribune Obtains Rights fissures," explained Mr. Jensen. "The For Latest Thrill. sone fracture as the acted evidently Because of the great worth and Imlocaliser of the mineralization and mense popularity of "Aces Up" The the fissures as the channels of enTribune acquired the rights to the new richment. The prospected serial by Knox. It Is able to promise the fissures and the fault wall. with the author that It Is more thrilling, along In a place, where the fault wall is more exciting and more unusual than encircled by a halo of Jasper, Hitt the great story of the air. started trenching out from the' fault The serial begins Sunday, September wall. About 100 feet from the fault, and runs for twenty-fou- r daya, a wall, as I remember It. he started little less than a month. It will appear sinking In high grade, and everything both dally and Sunday in generous in- taken out down to the bottom of the stalments that make it easy and pleas- shaft, twenty feet below the surface ant to read. Tribune readers will not when I was there, hit an average of want to miss a single chapter. 1100 a ton." In TESTS BJPIT John aoted painter of Belfast and London, It Ireland with sixty of his paintings, to bt divided almost equally between Belfast and Dublin. Tbejr embrace landscapes ai well aa portrait, toe Utter Including outstanding and political figure. Sir John declares It Is his ambition to lift the political outlook In Ireland to a higher plan, and that this ideal ran , be Inspired by the arts. (AP).-- Ilr eccle-tlaitlc- l In E Painter Presents Arts as Pacifier To Irish Factions BEUA8T Scofield Reservoir Water Dam 1923. D, 14.95 to 22.95 v A Store With a Rapidly Increasing Business st The essential thing for you to remember in making application f or one of these positions is that a splendid business and financial future awaits here in this progressive institution. The important thing for us to know is whether you are above the average in personality, ability and knowledge of style. We are anxious to have as.-sociated with us men and .women capable of maintain-- . ing the high standard that has ' characterized THE PARIS CO.'S contact - with the public for over thirty-on- e years. st east-we- st SSIIlBMlllSIIBIIIIBiniEIIIISIIISISIBBirailllllSlllIIISHBItllinilMIIIIIIII I How to Keep Well By DR. S MS "W. ijinisiaisisasiSBSiaiBMi . MILK SICKNESS It SERIOUS. Mitk Sickness ts Still ' disease or though It is not as Important a It was when It killed Nancy Hanks Lincoln and some of her relatives, the mother of Governor Chase and hosts of others. A peculiarity of this sickness is that the people who have it do not eat the weed which causes it. The poisonous weed usually goes by the name "white snakeroot. This weed contains a ma ' jor poison, a resin acid and a volatile The amount of poison in the weed varies with the location In which the weed grows, the type of soil on which it grows, the atage of growth and the season. Two weed plants, exactly alike in appearance, may vary widely In their poisonous qualities. The presence or absence of tremetol can be shown by a chemical teat. The poison la extracted by petroleum ether, ether, or pure gaseline. Pour 30 drop or concentrated sulphuric add Into i test tub. Very gently cover the sur face of this acid with an enual quan tity of the ether extract. If tremetol Is present, a red band or collar will form where the two fluid are in contact. A faint trace of tremetol give as orange band. If th test tube I row shaken the acid becomes cherry red. This test will how tremetol In the Weed, or in the milk of the poisoned cow, or In butter made therefrom. It has been proposed to use It - m L. With human tecatlnn. of muk etckn In th human. There Is one characteristic of milk sbkneas that Is eldom seen In -; X cow eat wTute anakeroot and is poisoned. Tier body does net uwm up an m poison, out some or It Into her milk and some lato her inuces a unhurned tremetol If tersoa or aa animal drinks U milk, or oil. tt ai.-nnt- toxl-oI"g- .' , ir" I A. EVANS eats butter made from it, he I poisoned,-It ! thought that woman nursing her baby can pasa some of the poison on to the baby. Buzzards and dogs have been poisoned by eating the carcasses of poisoned cows. Professor f. A. Hansen tells of ani mals poisoned by eating sweet clover under certain circumstances. Animals poisoned by sweet clover have blood which will not clot If they start bleeding they will keep It ud. If animals poisoned by sweet clover are operated on they bleed to death. No chemical test ha been found by which the poison occasionally present in sweet clover hay can be extracted and proved. It seems to be similar In its action on blood to some kinds of snake venom, and to malaria in the stage in which hematuria develops. Ana now comes the reason for coupling it with white snakeroot poison. Dr. Hansen quotes Dr. Schalk of North Dakota as having found that the milk from cows poisoned by sweet clover is capable of poisoning calve. Possibly some day sweet clover may get us by ' th roundabout route. Just a white snakeroot occasionally does. REMOVAL OF A WAUT, M. O. writes: Can von tell me what Is good for a wart on the efelld? When I was a little girt this wart A Fairyland of New Things forBaby ' - as a speck, but since T have grown I awful large and looks horrid. Can you tell m anything that Is good to remove Jt withz I have tried white iodine, but mroyeIld become or. I v also trM putting oil on, as I saw SI our hMt llf j Suggested column, not help,' REPLY. S Invlsw of the location of the wart, antf" your lack of aucces in getting rid it. I suarest you have a physit Ian re- J move it wiik futguiatiOB spark, A, Choose a Complete Layette From These Feature Hand-Mad- . . daintily hand embroidered; loped bottoms. Beautifully scal- hand-sew- n. A N event that has. further established The Paris Co1, in the minds of Salt Lake women as superior in value-givin- g ability every dress in the vast assort- . . e 83c clever novelty stitches and daintily trimmed with pink or blue. In Birds-Ey- e ment is worthy of the consideration of the most exacting shopper, and every dress, if bought in the regular way, would have to sell at many dollars more. The assortment is now augmented by the arrival Saturday of late" shipments. There are satins, cantons, jerseys, flannels, silk georgettes, georgette and velvet combinations. Misses', women's and extra sizes! Diajurrs 1.49 Dozen t finished, antiseptic; Size 27x27 Inches. Sealed packTorn and hemmed. age of 12. Infants' Silk Bonnets 1.95 new Fall shipment, lust received, never bonnet of pink, blue or white crepe de chlnfc daintily shirred and trimmed. A ... Infants' Silk Quilts Meal m m 7 a? : end State St. cr-na- 3.95 a- hawl Infants' Blankets i A large assortment In new and Sort nUty- novel salln bound edge. Hlse KxaO lnrhes a Was ten i Lam and wool and ravoa mixed tn pink, blue or white. Em- broidered or rocebud trimmed. 1.59 VEFXKTMESTSTORir On Broadway, Bstweeaf Main slif for either crib or Pastel pink and blue shades with dainty embroidered motifs In harmonising- - colors. omPOjmm Lr Infants' New Shawls 2.93 Infants' New Sweaters 1.95 Ttffrlt ver fttfl gTTeWfni In trAt tr ilfy prtltiV mbroidered tyla; trimmiL I UIIJIUUUIUH kiuwuiiiiim. JL: nd novelty -- Lj Bootees Hand-crochet- 1 A Sale Extraordinary Made of extra good quality batlate, ; write him. AH applications strictly confidential. I j Dresses e 1.95 Mr. E. FyGardenraan, General Superintendent, will be glad to see you if you prefer, 1 ' in Absorbent.-sof- n ii I Offerings ' It j2)5 DEPARTMENT STORE" tea. Buy by Comparison yy y.'Vili: l : |