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Show .r : .1! . , 4 WESTERN " UNION CO. PLAN PENSION D . 10 R Toiler Ita Protiodom hutorrannuated Ettlohn'efajt Will Iteeette Not Leto per Month. Timi, 53 -1C1,7rt, Th,,,,winir N. Vali of the Weston Vittidi Telogruph company announces tr,.to ,New York a pension plan for the 311,000- - employees of the comPanYi which was receiVed Thum- day el,ening by the Suit 'Ake- - office. The annoam4 incrit si.),s: j -- A tuteuuti reitunitteehas been corn- - 1 piiing statistics and atialyzing existing pension id,..,s tor ocutv months. tVhilo! lila p.m m inch vet,. are inaugurating does not go as tar as ,4t.: would like to have it, suit it Ler a Iwginning and Ate I believe ktill ntuterially in (ltriiiii fur those employees. rjutlitied througrt or who. beculow of length catureity or Oitability ti.re compelled to diseontinue netttre work. Tito solution I of the problem hits not been, an easy on,. in ea . 'f,t the large number of,i1 ?Viet strtFil L entpioyr-s- , 4ipqr---teitil-tvouartiels dila tbe Iirge territory nrker p 11.:,ih 'Atm.:, exten,,h,, Aogcther i expense to the ,,,,impany incident to the inauguration of tat:, ' l pension. Iffitveeer, it ttt our limn belief 1 that atlizoMiplo)eea, idt.rit,lit-- by ri3Oris )Q of faithful service. are eLtitleti to some i linaucial protection against tne neces- - r shy of rottrernent and it b. the hope of t PettE try ,- rendened ' hy r , Saturdays till Easter '1,Y1) ICIJP Easter Millinery. Every correct style. Up ' to the ' finest and tmo.deraiely. ' priced. h ats at. 0 opu ar prices from. eet Charming ,,,,,,u ,. $ $7.50 to department you 'C1:44-..,-::,-----you look and make,you younger! f. A Message of Spring From Values i n oui' Suit Section for Saturday $19.75 Our Juvenile Clotink ,, .. :,, Ill'em------:, :0--r Grape Tartar:made from - . In )-- --- . -f E) grapes - 1 , -,- - ,-' . ',-,- - , Di S. UNIVERSITY UTAH - IN CONTEST MATEIIIAL FOR NEW HIGH 3C1.1001.1 ice, per cent of tho average salary, fur tile la yesis imnlyd;ately preceding 311,s Chloe Knots Woo Defeats 11111a- Mani orVilislition tth retirOnletit, Multiplied by the total tlool college Representative at alki Etat atworti sotitki years of sertice linentlt Hell Lost NIght Promiticts Sta Other After 25 yearis of aervico, snd tip to , year ,,, awl 'minding' the thlAy-liftdeciamation.1 'In anthorizing such iiervi,e. Ili tier vent ati1 ,1!01141.I4 ,The district eontest ic;liertiseimoit ' each roldithinal year. : the L. D. S., the lallt Lake! bids in the ebilstiti,d.on r iha nrw including r or 4.) rot. After tiervi, !. t' t,, nigh echool, All Hallows college. St. east side high school the board or ?duyears Ins minimum pogriOn hilMvao, v. le ir other- Mary's academy. and Roland hail. was ration tit its special mession ytsterday be $25 per 'month, wise dirceted.; No pension under this held last evening at Barran hall. Only derided that rtah matcrial will be util- two of dr ezipiol however, 'sere re- hied in ino mit ucture. The foundation plan is to exceed Una per mmith presented; the L. D. S. and All Hal- or tbe building is to be or Ethigration ;ORDAN MUSICAL CONTESTS. lows. the olh'ers having withdrawn ratiyon hurt Randstone. while the walls' will ne or Eta mailer brirk, fashion, I from the contest. M. I. A. Competitionl gray cement with' (rivaled slag tillMiss George Schmidt and 1nitint4i,roon of Chloel For the facings or the ing. 1'01 litteiesting Knowlton represented All and! two bids will he asked for. Otif building' 14: D. the.L. The respectively. The former And the Pcefifid fir terra entta. The first session of the musical ,..111- - gave thc dia,logue between Lincoln advertisement for the bids tor materia1 skill next of le the tinder published GrirrithS Tuesday. MIA auspii.es the latter and the petitions given Clerk Judd also nais aothorized to the Jord in stake M. I. A. ass held at "Lover's Frraind,- -. from Longfellow's advertise ror bids roc achoril bandy Thursday evening in the ward '"CourtsOfof Miles Stanlish." It was' and books in Plinklent iluantiry (fir th PellerAnton meetinghouse with Piot. most creditable work and showed care- - next firs yeara. The .bid ii will ted The first econbett 4111 traAling. ,re.as mutelpator. The laurels were ac- opened May 1. tion was between men s quartets front cordee. Miss Knowlton. ninn and SonilY wards, the testseleeM. MarThe judges were prof. MRS. I. A. HIGGINS DIES. it Da wn!! by 4. A. t heing shall of toe University of Utah. Wm. Its tim winning. miartt Sandy larks, A large Leo. M. and Marshall. teary. 141 I Van Dann. LAM'S NV:W br4 III nunilier of students 'were present. "A Wife of Wm. C. Higgins Sum emstiive L. 4011340n, Horace Burkenshaw pleasing I. attire of :Ito evening was Heart Trouble, mid J. Clement Crap.. the presentation of carnations to Minn The seeond event was for violins, Knowlton o'y her clams, she being a A telegram was received here Ion tieing Schumann's tho A vocal solo was rendered by senior. four emimetiwrs, two Orom Miss Charlotte Butler. accompanied evening from Oean Park. cal , an- and one each from Midvale and by Niltot Ruth Mlles on the violin and flouncing the death there of Mrs. Isa- Dr.iner,, taking part. ,John Anderaost of by Alba Annie Butler on the piano. :4,0.0'. aged 15, won the prize. This leaves the L. D. S. high school bet A Higgin s. wife of William C.1,1 The organ event had but 011t3 entry. to represent this central district in Higgins. editor of the Salt Lake the Ana' contests in declamation and Review'., Lee iteeksteati, aged IS. of South Jor"LargO." oratory. Phil Grant is the represents.- don. the piece being liand,-..rwas notified Wednes- Mr. Higgins ot time it. an in tive Llockstead had nubile speaking. The district efts!, - Ms wireis serrous illness 'Mott ofday-the was r sivent soprano fourth Ti. I DPI itsstarted at once for Ocean Park. but rapidly as possible seR1 four einites. VIP committee which has had the arrived 'Know that My Re''"leetton being to to a there late Pfe her iv'. deemer ..1;1vetti,. tyqm The 3,Mssish," declamation And oratory in charge was 'She wax afflicted with heart tr., hie iLsplayed. and Miss 14hri lienrN Evans. Margaret Caldwell. and had been a sufferer for Bev rat 1 ability Clazissa Con' if Midttile, aged 11, wo13 and Father Canning. years. She went to California In al.,: flf. the prize. 'lids evening,.tlo re 'sill be ilope of improving her health. corwomen's for quartets, competitions Mrs. Higgins was a resident of ?telt John W. Stoke !smith. Greensh'oro. net baritone singers and pianl three children. and like most Lake far 23 years and was promieent ists. The committee in charge ineludea children they frequently take cold. in club c.re.efs. She sail n member of , M. Cox of Union., liernard An "We have tried several kinds of cough the Hay View Rending Chit) and other of Sandy, J. M. Itoit of South medicine," he says. but have never organisations... She was horn in Ili,- Jordan. and .L.itin Dunn of Midvale. fouhd any yet that did thern as much no's. fi2 years ago and came to Salt The series concludes Saturday evcning. good as Chamberlain's Cough Rem- Lake from Colorado. Her ditught.r, Mn'. T. W. Ireland of 011vn. Tiozoltlet edy." For sale by all dealers. county. was with her in Ore n Park. i TO PREPARE AMENDMENT. body will be brought to Salt tatke Don't Milt the Rig Rose Sale Satur- i The n Co.. 24 So. State St. for burial. Conference Committee Appointed to day. e Arrange' Changistia Homestead Rill Do you know that of all tho minor APARTMENTS ROBBED. ailments colds are by far tho most Washfrom Acctrding to information dangerous? It in not the cold itself al Thieve! Gel 2200 Worth of tirgliing that you need to fear, but the serious lagton,. a conference committee disown,' that it often leads to. Most an And Jewelry. piwpaire appointed yeeterday of these are known aa germ diseases. amendment to the homeetead hill giv, and consumption aro Pneumonia ing the soeretary of the interior the an early hokir this morning bur- among them. At NVIly not take Chain. ri4ht to eilminate fron aIiy holtrolk,04 berlain's cure Remedy and of W. Cough J. the vntered apartments glars or landa on strealog entry bordering your cold while you can? For sale by lakes that may he valuable for twiner Keefer in the Annex apartment house all dealers. vites. In South Tempi etreet and Mole clothPrraident Taft yeaterilay mail known valued at MO. Tho and jewelry ing Don't mien the Big Roa, Self, the fart to Senator Borah that In este. n Co., 274 So. State St. the bill passes he will, after having robbery vas reported to the police at I and detectives witho'clock this Flatted lt, cancel every pending morning drawal of pubille lands made for the made an investigation. C. R. MILLER GRAIN CO. the door bad been They found Immo. of protecting power Rites. Grain and Coal. 110 W. ILI forced open. 'rho articles atolen were II Ray. Boll Phone 132. Ind. 1404. two gold rings, a leather suit cam, GOV. VESSEY GOING WEST. three suits of clothes, an overcoat and Van Camp Pork & Beans, lac. Igo. lao a fsw articles of minor value.. Executive of South Dakota Stops Pew Bourn in Salt !Ake. awl& train, Powtal Clarke dance, PARDON BOARD IN SESSION. Sa Rail'. March 29, la South Gin:. Richard 8. Vt'SS4.Y for Clemency Filed malty Unlit-anim- a Dakota made Hbott atop in San 'Ake For Consideration. to w4y San rranciaeo yekerday, to cheoge 8 $ite tor,the itnatth Dtkota The Mate board of pardona is meetetposit-- . building at the Panama-Patin- e ing this afternoon at the prison to t the following applications for of- "South 1Pakota tstrnngly Inatirgent. tl (MIT g hi hot gelid clemency: For pardon. Abner B. etay. here, he Preeldent Till will 1,144 Joh-- of the Korford. grand larceny: Josephine th itopubileau condelegal xelling liquor without a license; 0Duy, Ventit,r ft,,111 that mate" entirely unannounced V. V. Vandeventer. embezzlement: Having third dean DreNtratione were made rer the Harry r. tiordon. burglary. gree; Dominic Milano. :rrand larceny; A. W. Raygovertaa a Ard.rtanatment. For bould. U ivIig p4tsefiger agent for John Ham. violating llquor law. Fisher, forgery; the liVefo.Ara Paellte. eaeorteft him on commutation, Georgesecond burMdward degree Hanneciter, tour through tho OltY lot pc" lidrY: Roy kj. Mitchell. eeconti dtsgrtso burglary: Joseph Kendall. second degree murder: Roscoe lirightweil. third degree burglary; for parole. Wiliam (keen, burglary. 740 1 : I i , " G. -- d , ' .. Department In e SpeCti4,11 ;i ,, pa red W ,,, off er for Veil' eomplete line of both girls' are 11. '0- 1,, 1. really-to-vea- Girls' r ' 4 i . It 44(4 : I ' ., 0, -- 4t ,- i Porter-Walto- con-ald- er youths' CloIIlilllJ Snappy Models PLEISE WRITE , OFFER $2,800 , -- - REWARD.) Thera is ju,ti onto 'kidney moslicine that gots such rositits that its com- Pence itercite Circular From TWAula-ircits Detective Attracr pounders drsire tohonr from and ad,. vim, with molt not vitritlitic and what ht Man Important la that the supposed rho dcpartment Is in receipt of a incurable stage of kbinse dirrote (the Baldwin-Felt- s detective chronic form ostablished about tho eireular from the resixth month) Li no bac to rocovory fleney of Roanoke. ya., (glaring a In moafronyee providing the- - patient ward of WAS for the raptura of the. Allen has a fair heart and recuperative outlaws. The cirrular shows Om pleturas TIO.ifi. The namo ot ftIi Propitiation of three nf Ha Allen" and of Wesleyalien one of the clan. For 'lido la FLOM:ea Itr not rompound; and It a reward oirycliene Is offerd lime for in tn Salt Lotto clauda only sold at one Wars Freed Allen and "La) Drug Co. tra Jdwr4m. Claud. and Frei AlPn Ind City. VW. Schramm-Johnso- n 1r:111100ot tor free that prol'Awards may 'Ask appear to be mre boys. Weal'y but the face of Sidon Ailea la that at a or nave your life.. 's ong( strong detiparato mat that hard, circular Here is a serious entail sires detailed dellettptions vet"' Warr Patient ought to know- -, oqThs lb.. four fugitives who tire in Mding in Over nine. out of ten of the dead from lite mountain fastness of Virginia. Surkidney ditroorre had Bright's Disease rounded by gritted mew who arm dater, Whether thoy know tt or not. Thom mined to bit, to justice tho sang wit II only ono thing in the ourld that plod to death flee persons In a court roam ti : a few days sem. roaches! those 11111611. I t The kind yott will be proud to wearthat is the only kind we have to show. ', This fit y,,, rlt) gIBMSOUTtfoi he Made the SIS.00 Peoeible - the is one , ; 4. , All,qi, l'" ' ; v. r!,71 les ,' ritt )41';' 1 , , ,:,.11,,!,,,,, - 1 ,..1 J.! 11 r4I a aI 1 Y il 7 l i of the 14 IN OUR WAIST SECTION SATURDAY. '.-- C f ill !!1 1111 Lingerie waistsabout 50 differ- ent styles; high neck and Dutch 111Y neck; allover- - embroideries; em- broidered voiles, tine pin tucked styles made wish the side frills. Special Saturday at $1.19. l!ii 111114 ti Lingerie Waistsabout 75 dif- ferent styles; all sizes. Values up to $5.00. Special Saturday, $2.75. You will be interested in the new lace poplum blouse; On sale at $6.75. very I s I V I Pi" mitt - Women's 4 ' 0.-1Bargain table with values as high as $5.00, your no size, doubt, among them. $1.45 Men's Shoes About fifty pairs of men's sample and broken line shoes, every pair worth $500 25einfants soft sole slippers, worth 50e. ouour tairopeople will take pleasure in trying them on tor your inspection and certain appreciation. to 14 prom $1.25 and up. rizes Prins the girls with --. Shoes Our wash dresses for girls and junior misses are made in the largest, best organized and most sanitary factory for this purpose i America. They are designed by the best talent that can be secured and which is directed by a womanan artist and the mother of two little girls. The fabrics from which they are made will wash without fading and they are made up by the most skilled operatives. Certainly an ideal combination and naturally Imply that they were high pricedbut such is not the case. Because of the immense volume of business, efficient operatives and improved machinery, these dresses cost you less than you can buy the materials in small quantities and have them made up at home. -- - PERFUMES, POWDERS SOAPS 9 And a great many of the standard toilet articles lhat Navelleen sold for many- years the big cities of the world, on sale Saturday at.reduced prices. Special Sale. - in ail s4 5c cake of glycerine toilet soap, 2 for 10c cake of glycerine toilet soap for 50c bar of walla toilet soap for ;:toe box of Savo de Valerie toilet soap for 5c 5c 25c 14c , wash cloth for loc Wanous shampoo bag for :ioc jar of Mme. Yale's massage cream for $1,00 jar of lilme. Yale's complexion cream for :ole jar of Creme Elcaya for 75c nail buffer for loe packago of emery boards for 25e cake of Lustr-It- e nail powder for Sc I5c .'e. 50e 5t-W74,- at 7.1;,,, smartest suits shown this season IL f41,1)1ill'a 1........... ) Yi face chamois for 15c l '10c 25c tube Of tooth paste for 25c bottle of, tooth wash for $2.00 bottle4f New Gull for Carbolated vaseline for 15c N ose 9c I nt ffeam;o5c nn 65$5cli:cr200.05 Iall sgr yr rininggee, 3 2 4aurat, ;'). mirror for $2.54 a taetid mirror for oo 25c 75c box of stationery for (tc 48c be box of pure sugar . gum drops '', ", for 5c ,15c All chewing gums for , To get you acquainted will) Auhry Sisters' 10c p(4Afeet 10c tint.. which is uaed for the lips or checks, thc will be only 19c for one day. 29c FREE WHILE THEY LASTA libernd sampk! box 33c of Maubert's La Cambo face powder with each purchase 15c i of 26c or over. - , , yI 1 100001)100101001till)(63101)161 ' 11 1!!(, I"for 1 , - ., , '. -- IV) White vaseline for 9 19c 50c bottle of formolide for :;Sc 38c 25c can of William's shaving powder for 17e 29c 25c stick of William's shaving soap 7c for oxf oNfriomleotthAbmaimisonfioar lue 48c 25cA large ic 5c Roger .di, Gallets' Anthea face powder in white and rn for cli, .8c ri jar of Dr.'Charlee Flesh Food for .'. , powdh. for e, 7:k tube of liqu:d 25c nail file for , 3115:: pewlor for 25c lmportcd,talcrem ,a z.,t 0 - '. ' 1'!' , Navy, tan and gray whipcord, also sergeS and men's wear mate: rials, can be had'in the perfectly plain tailored styles; also the long' roll with the low fastener; lined irg .11 with good quality of peau de cygne. !,f 25c jar Of Lustr4te slave for 25c jar of Lustr-It- e cuticle ice for One pound of Peroxide for One pound roll of absorbent cotton 95c rubber cushion hair bril3h for 25e p;Cckage of bath powder for New Spring Styles irl 7.,f;t i ' These suits cannot be duplirated tity under $30.00 . l " 7 11)Vtllli $19.73. lebating--ars-vroceediru- Porter-Walto- the sale 'Saturday on place s Pa.e-bai- ceed just , chsats :11(i iit)niSetillittS f)f:IliS(P"i:"l That rash Dresses Wash, ,, e have .,4i- apparel for spring. 'We have'the hest of rekisons for knowing that the diffcrent lines sold by this department have, dependable and satisfactory proven thoron-hl- y in every feature, lireause hundreds of parents have not oin k told us so, but have recommended them to others. boys' - -- rauitenteh- - , ," h . 12 Satiarda kk cooks the world over 46m-Roy- 1 -- 0 10 10 S',f Baldng Powder made a1 - Me only Cream of WINS 0-- 10 : itt)colnpl,-oye- ititr-20 itoording to thr provislorti,. r,rvieo and up to tut& inolodp Arstheof tknty-litth year of such servtrg t$ , - lies vonsprry extend to a ,further Protortion ot ,ent- - PloYees, Meanwhile. the inauguration or it pension plan marks an express;on Li of appreciation on the part of tho or IN 1001 a 114 efIlclit itec fue t ' , t ÜSt tw Used and praised by the most competent and careful pas . aft - lo io . VeVyill Look forY ou at the Store Absolidely Pure 1 - t191 UNG ri y, 104 01 avii..x.....cmcE.gt., ,14116110:Rtlatr, ADOPTS MARCH 29 1912 FRIDAY D SEItEt- 'ENTENINd 'NEIVIS (4i ;i ' |