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Show - ' .'1. , 4 ' - DESERET EVENING:-NEWS-WEDNESDAYLFEBRUA- t 18 1914 RY2 PhOOtrom., , ' fteutt counties alone there is more ' state in the of ' PennsYlrenitt. VOTES L. OFFICIALS'-:- - 'and of a better quality. Western Colo-ratio and eastern Utah are also rich in varisteumitiural and irraSintg' lands and , ' deposits. , I -- be six and The proposed tunnel . . TuNNEL NO S I ANNUM:BANQUET OFFICE REMOVAL ' long and the fseur cost of miles the con struction . Ilevdett's Good Teaft,... I of For the. Most The merry pastime "seeing Lopel" part, hpiever, Loper ineitgling the approaches. is $4.420,000. Fresh Routed Cofteek',: I is being .seen flirting with ottPtura time necessary for its eptn Grade Baking d. cotitinues intermittently, Every few w'Llun 'Estimated three yearestter a few hundred miles Of the Willie pre- - i Pspwi the effect n comes to a that G scones of . the November e report days d s Tagedies. done. been The work hes city minary M tlican desperado has been sight- - Likewise, he continues to a oer the Financing of Denver & Salt Lak e of Denver will own the right of way. Fine Assist-UtaFunction afiltiClubLastEve.; 'the Extracts. Flavoring -h Sinator Brady-Wil- l "Kt tindor onvelrctitustance everything In, con , htrjoitst. I,Ukni taggfti tu grocery, Road Practically Assured b y nection with the tunnel. who paw jottptz' al- - tertng Mexican youth In thikattain. lie until imeh time .1 usl say in your next fling Largely Attended and So. rat mnthe ... Delegation s ban ttets,-stete:tt, for Denver .tlit Halt Lake, ,railroad; ins-thoicTer you want-7 someone all damie handkerchief. knottd arottnd Result or Election lik: shall pay all ifiteresi charges, oaL a friend of a friend of 'Oaf Success as Usual: Here. , enue Office it and "passed the buck" t,) ' his head a la Cup'n KI:i and with his bonds and all other charges in colt-th- e all I higher-up- s to effect an arrest of frozen feet wrapped in real-3.10rnection with Thousonstructiom, '' , he wits described several months age) the slaw v . The work of preliminary surveys and 11 eta Itafati for rematria It 1,ttpri will begin withinif 30 days, only ' iPleatiolut ) ut i faded be sighted in ',halm. Tibet, selling polled to display the same- lack prolitatiaries-tiNrhelnREEVES AS TOASTMASTER s, , and while the WHALEY IN FAVOR OF HELENA ITOOPENTNIOUCHETTEMPIRE hamtit h , the as Thibetan peanuts at the foot of the ladornment-inattmuc, blds will be asked. probably " 'arranged ' ,', PRODUCTS. walls of the home of the DUI Llama to patrontsed the popular within 60 day, or as soon as plans in the ' sorial all of returns from the quarters Tony lierpiehlio parlor and specifications can be completed. f. of the globe. It also remains tor a Any tunnel, e The excellent goods received The tunnel construction will require of Tunnet of ion invcorna Complet Alas and and Is w to that swarthy Toasts Lopes It penguin labor of 1,600 men for three years. report ttlackadayl Speeches, the Senator Smoot to Have Conferll pay for wi s complazione-d-,bumin , in Installed renade Amundsen's of a places" town of Capt. fortably the building Lake End Expected ,Within and i and CleverList of tent at the south ,pole living on Wtal- - caught ,unawares with a bit of rag each portal for these at With Secretary of Treas promptu ence I; to ,00rkmeno.le kk, dell seal steaks lind lee. Whether aboat a sore toe anti ati ability -Three YearsErb in Europe. "LoPez will appear in vaudeville re- - !sneak Spanish have ti.ten the trinoe'ent bond lie s iti e '''',' 3 Applicants will not be aseembled for Guests, Includes ,Visitors. on the Matter. - vhoastingalosoP ury toTaahye , be o this examination, but their eligibility seen. .. ,of the teal,mains to 's,,ing Lope- I p i'victims ,,,,,.,- , 1) came .' laid' But his few hours after zWithla,a ttePat disapnight ' finance the Denver & Pelt Lake rail- tor the positions wilt be- - determined.-- r 1r ': f.,.:.. mine at from Butte saying that a rdilroati man pearance from the Utah-Ape- x into upon their education, training and exLY a substantial majority the ray road from the present terminus answering the ,5; ;',:".:. Senator James IL Brady 4)f Idaho hail The annuat banquet of the ,officials Bingham, Rafael Lopez- hastraveled bad perience, as shown in the application olomecansraandoexa piTthalisin utStautlartehltaooffkneneaCwiteay. form and by corroborative evidence. which has with the speed of light from'Alaska to dearription or Lopez riding on a section n; ;370007r Short of the Lire. Oregon ,, to President from Greenland's fry hand 's motor ear anti that officers at a id net than 615.000.000, In ad- con- Applicants must be graduates of a uow come to be an established yearly Terra del Fuego; AV. T. Jensen of the Salt Lake Com.,..!, had been struction of a tunnel mountains to India', blistering beaches: railroad stations tv and must con- - reputable medical college. .;..:4 - that-road Con- ' dition to the cost of the tunnel the -cli vleofthrough culittim'iw thinthe , a -mercial club that he Will Ile is ritiasupposecttilberitsgulsecl nottlirth etruction,- - and At will also ve timPloY- - have served at least One year In 111 into di'vide the at be tinental used was in last as .a general held. Villa's army; as the jointly by ment to from 8,000 to 10,000 men for general hospital, and he experienced night trip, Seeing Lopezcontinuous family, with the Utah congressional delegation sac-caaTimbuctoo or of as a trot. a was regular the Denver & Salt Lake railroad and the next three or four years. It is administering anesthetics. (laekwar sharp- eluding mental g:tihe In urging that the United Stet., In- Alta club, and in every way subscription rates.Adv.Application blanks and further inforother lines which may seek As benefits. planned to complete the construction Practically all the, high officials shooter in the Abyssinian army.. ternal revenue office now In this city mation the may be obtained from the Deo. of with the railroad simultaneously road were present, Including of assurance construethe the With of the of the local board of U. S. be not removed to Helena, Mont., ow , or before tunnel -- retary atalde Federal Appointments some of thi officers from tion of the tunnel through the assistcivil service examiners at the registry INITHOLMAN INFIERS contemplated by W. C. Whaley,- - collect- ' ame of the city of Denver, and the division, postoffice or from the secre-Fire or for Utah, Idaho and Montana. Be- points. Hanging The banquet room of the club was Civil Service Tests. tary of the Twelfth IL S. .civil service consequent.semoval of a financial barnstor Brady's telegram was In response district, pootoffice building San Fran- decorated for the occasion. nonrmiTte Denver to tastefully rier extension of the the Cal. Washfrom a to' deco, REVENGE A ,wirs sent 10111MbY Prost, Jensen 0 dispatch According ,andsevoral-- unique features. were WADI' I Ld Salt- Lake, commonly known as the The 'United States civil service comlast night a recommendation -Monday afternoon following a ington use. cards The into announces named the mission place following brought -Nieflat road, vvestward from Craig, has--bTag of the board or governors orItTr.- were of the type of annuirVaist ll opencompetttive--examlnationstotColo., it is expected now that the road-wiSalt a for the postoMee department Patrol4)f Commercial club. The telegram sent This Simple Recipe In revenge for the arrest J. A. Reeves, general freight agent, held in this city on March I: bebe completed and in operation to Senator Brady was tent oleo to the was in a happy mood as toast master, Lake City postmaster to succeed Ar- man Lesser in Ogden two years ago and paper engineer (male) for a Pulp tween and Lake Denver within Salt Quiddy Banishes Haw Utah congressional delegation, Sena---t- and had a fitting introduction for each thur L. Thomas the present incumbent. at the instigation of brother Woodmen laborathree years. President Newman Erb is position In the forest products of to the name, the dispatch According W. It.'Wallace Idaho II bf Borah and of of the peakers. The first toart, Mr at present in England completing the tory, forest service. Madison, Wis., at the successful candidate would not be 'of the World who took Democratic national committeeman for (Beauty Topics) 1 Bancroft and Mr. Caliin." was until the president has approved playing It practical joke on the Salt plans for the financing of the road, and a salary of $3,500 a Year. gitten Utah. and Judge William H. King. sponded Here is a simple and inexpensive to by George H. Smith, K- the recommenda t ion. inand malaria in Lesser assistant Technical or foimer congressmair from till state. Osistant attorney. which is used with formula Patrolman ii Lake policeman, recipe Denver action in voting for the tunnel Mr. Manson proponed' The dispatch also stated that both of a hom are in Washington on a least to Mr. Bancroft.. Auditor C. J. excellent results by many beauty 124- last night "arrested" bonds will have a big influence in vestigations (male), the public health cialists Siegfus Sergeant R. on national.comfor ;Wallace, removing hairy growthsstiff buvinees. The telegram read: pemocrath, in the field, at ep- the face. neck McNitt spoke on "Why I Am an Audof the the- World or arms: Mix a to the aid of service, for duty European "Will you kindly do everything in itor ."- - General- Pauenger Agent D. K., mitteeman fOr Utah, and Judge Wil- four Woodmen of capital bringing uncomfortabtrance salary ranging from $1,800 to paste with a' little delatone and water your power to lay before the proper Burley wive a toast to "The President liam H. Xing,- held it conference last Ogden todge and gavethian an the project and spread on hairy surface for 2 or $2,200 a year. officials Salt Lake City's claim to the of the United States:" Joel 1... Priest, nightAvith Clay Tallman, commissioner le-At-elf-hour. & Denver minutes. then rub off, wash the skin The of the Salt - Anesthetist (male) for a position in building the general land office, in reference internal revenue office? An office of industrial agent at Boise, talked ow of Interior and it will be entirely ft... from hair The policemen recognized the .critical Lake railroad assures the development the Freedmen's in to department appointments were who kmd should be located, if PO1146140, "Idaho," Others Washington, hospital, Care should be exercised blemish. Dr., or spoke Utah. None of the pestle!. - to the confor their play at revenge when of an untouched empire, This territory I). C.. at 81,200 per annum, with board. to get the :delatone in an original where the population and business In- Q. 8. 'flouts.- D. S, Spencer,H. the'booked the would for was said,ference, dis; a grand gathering dispatch Is rich in coal, bituminous and Freedman's hospital is a hospital for package. otherwise it may net be pure., terests center, and there is every rea- ktevenson and D. R. Gray. Ail the whitt had been agreed upon, but 1Woodmen of the. World 10411043 of Salt anthracite, and lignite, Advertisement it is estimated in Grand the treatment of colored patients. son why the tittle, should be located in subjects were iteeignect Late yesterday, culla understood was - Salt at it that the cities nomination extemwere other rtah toasts and anti the Lake COY. Your assistance in this afternoon !Lake, Ogden of a soon will be made were surveyor At the Those height Last general hall poraneous. preeent the. Eagles night. mittter will be greatly appreciated?' E. E. Calvin. vice president and gen- and that steps will he taken to make of the revelry during the banquet, Se, In reply to this menage Senator E. C. Manson, general changes In the receivership and regiteral Patrolman Lesser manager; and geant Siegfua 13rady telegraphed: -1 superintendent: F. H. Knickerbocker, itership of the local land office very entered the banquet tnhail and dragged ii)e Will give me pleasure to (I) i (pi 14; soon. and vice general president forth C. E. Ganske, Samuel Yost, :Mawith Utah senators In laying before assistant toJ. A. Reeves, U ,Ci freight general tthew Gait and George Huss, without proper officials Salt Lake City's claim manager: C. 1. Tuttle, assistant general agent; Ono 'BROM QUININE" Only , to internal revenue race. Have so freight agent; D. R. Gray, (militant explanations Of the 'otrrest." The four Woodmen were led to police To get the genuine, call for full nlimN notified them of my willingreile." C A. R. McNitt, LAXATIVE gli agent; freight general 113110M0 Look for headquarters where they were lectured A news dlopas,ch from Washington QUININE. D. claim E. Burley. gen. agent: freight Of E. IA'. GROVE. 111111Ute Cures Cold a Desk states that Collector Whaley has severely on general principles by eral passenger agent: D. S. Spence, JP. In One day. W.advertisement. emmended the removal of the office 'distant general passenger agent; Carl ke they were'relr Sergeant Keyting heft 0-, from Salt Lake to Helena and that Stradley, chief engineer; C. J. Mcalitt. eased. A. in conAt Reed H. Senator Smoot will have a the gathering Robinson. purchasing WEATHER REPORT. Eagles hall,. 3 auditor; 0. ference with the serretarv of the Itidd, past cemunander of eamp No. 53, agent: C. H. Jenkinson, assistant r. on Thursday relative to the matter. treasurer; F. as J. introduced was Dunn, Salt superintendent FORECASTS111AA6 P.M. TIIILRSDAY. Lake, Y Heavy-WeighThe dimpatch also stated that Gov. motive power:- - 8, H. Pinkerton, chief Tanner, past- comedk, assistant 30 sot Aire City and vicinity fradlus of mander of I,.camp No. :338. Salt . Lake, Spry and, oosociatea who aro now in surgeon: J. C. lAndonherger. ,r mlIeslTonight and Thursday. cloud, delivered the address of welcome, which the east will Moot the secretary of the chief surgeon; Dr. G. B. louts, oculiet- probably rain or snow; not .much change IL Smith. aesistant 'attor. the 41)1 In an effort to settle definitelp t-George of wait. by temperature. reapontlecIA0 -nd Utah - school -- lands on Which ney; J, V. Lyle. assistant attorney; Runzell, diScloudy; Ogden delegation. R.-B Thompson, assistant attorney: probably rain or snow;Thursday not much change trict manager of Salt Lake, gave a brief have been discovered coal. ell and H. L. E. Abbott. 'sloe commissioner; F. In temperature. I discussion of craftsmanship. Genteel). superintendent dining - phromhates. Shippers' forecast (within a radius of ...The In the dliteatelt- Gov. Spry is quoted W. entertainment of the evening concars ' and hotel.; J. 11 Evins. tat 3CW miles of Salt Lake etty)Protont, tt trustees of De i t that the Boron 'toying pm en I, against ai5 &gross go- sisted of selections by art' orchestra, agent; W. M. Anderson. car service hourbastph On Hirsch funds for Jewish colonization agent; C. p. R. It. south- !sleight of hand performance by Prof. ing degrees Joe Jones, chief special agent; east on D. & G. it rt.; n degrees probablyb advance money for the A. ft, Stevenson, sueprintendont Idaho and boxing and wrestling . Our underwear stocks vill not be carried over until Pettlement Of 8.000 more acres of land division: A. Y. Brewer. superintendent outhweet on the S. P., L. A. & S. L. The committee in charge of the 32 on P. E. W. west R. R. degrees i foias was acquired in Utah. entertainment Vtah division; C. E. Brooke, ouperin- and R.; and 11) and :32 degrees north- banquet next season if low prices will prevent it. We would rather, It is aid also that the reclitmetion tendent Montana division; Irt. E. God- west S.on P.O. R.S. R.; lows: L. ft. R. rervire of the United States may be win. general agent: L. M7 Tanner, chairman: F. It. FitzKeyes, diesell them now at reductions than store them away. Prices L. WEATHER CONDITIONS. milted to amidst the Utah Conservation trict passenger agent; J. Lko Priest. inW. DeCamp. E. II. Norton, gerald,.W. have dustrial ' agent. becn made The storm, central over Colorado yes- T. H. Lawson, ,'nmt'snY in Its scheme of Irrigation in enough so that it will be to your Charles Beesley, N. 1 rah Lake and Davin counties. terday, has moved to Oklahoma, and was Kennelly and C, W. Young. to and now save your purchases if you wish, xc on buy "Seeing Lopez", Latest Pastime trio:ng Purveyors, of ,Novelties ). S. VIILLI)PPOSE ' :tonal UttIVER tan ar Ho' me or. t ,4e- - tort, , , t , r-annt 77 I . e -- , , .1. , - , ver; . - Hewlett 7s , - .,4, - ' . , ' Salt -- - a' -- . - thmeat3e,000-1,t00- 4 . 7--- I the-troubl- -"-- : - yesterday h 5 - iii t -- - - - . ns that-mea- re-1- -- -- - - - -- 0 - 0 e1 .. 0 11 i , $ c 8 r$ -- t Medium and Underweay Milst Be Sold trees--AM- toast-.Maste- -- -51-. --I- 111- men-titer- -- s Utair--'ronitr- itt omen's and Chtldren's Undergarments Are Especially Featured - 2.6- , con-!test- s. 1 i 'I'11 41.411 - - When be appe&red this morning for the third time in three days to cash chock on the account of Mrs. C. A. a man who gave his name as William Lawrence was arrested at the Utah State National bank by Patrolman Egbert on information to the police hoot one of the bank tellers. According to bank officials. Lawrence cashed a chock Monday far $80 and repeated the performance yeisterday with a check for M. When the check was pmented this morning- - the teller became sumpiciodo end asked lAwrence to sign tho name of Mrs. Sha.rr on a piece of paper. The signatnm is said to have tallied with the 'indorsement" on the heck of the cheek. Me was booked at headquarters on a charge of forgery. Utah State' National bank has hisued a;tkleral letter on tradtr- conditions end- - a busineasforeeast for the currel .month. The , f01101Ving Parsgrouts from the letter are of seer's,' interest! . ,"The business giohin of it month ago , : - the atoompanied by precipitation southern slope of the Rockies, and by warmer weather in the sower valley and Texas, where the temperatures are now much above normal. Another storm I. central off the California coast. attended by rains there and in Oregon. In the oast the temperatures rose generally. due to the fall in pressure there. At the time of observation, a a.m.. the weather was cloudy over nearly the-- entire country; it I! an raining on the Califorula coast and at some stations in the lower Mississippi valley. and snowing at some stations in Montana, North Dakota and Colorado. The sun rises at 7:18 a.m and sets at Cashier's Suspicion - ti Prosperity Reflected As-Check Signature , In Bank Trade Letter -- - - l been --transformed- into of cheer. Thê pessimist of Dephere , t (miler Is the optimist of January. The sentiment which ham oc- change-11 curred' in four weeks has made the -. whole bueiness world look ;brighter I and business- - men generally feel more I hopeful.. , "It le estimated by some leading taw -- n .i 3 i- . 0 tiottelans that at One time about a t Accumulated deficiency this month.. Total since Jan. 1 ,.. Accumulated excess eine Jan...I Relative humidity at I am. today.... Relative humidify at it pM. . ... . --- .;,4 4: r!! ll . thousand tons, the smallest total of unfilled 'orders on their books einte the close of Novegnber, 1911. 'Bookings for this month have been good and the unfilled tonnage at the elose of Jnytuary will unlioubtedly chow - ' i ,. d , Tg GENUINE 11 ' 1 , C T r ... 1 ,:t 21 ; 3 A SA LT TAKE I st,244., --- It,,. tg ..... Clwyenne Ch icago Denver . 1 .. ,, 'Eureka Grand junction Havre Duren 326' : , 34, " 66' I ., 31,4 .14 gi .0.1 1 TR n, I 0 ,I 2411 ,1 -, - - :1.:f -- --- -- Nr: .n. , r - - ----------- --- ---- 14, t, thelm1a f 1 -- ;- - , , 1 r The Food-Drin- k - I 31A; r for ell Ages get-Pr- . , $ , l, 1 .. err-rift- - D qualitiesn Woniens fleece lined knee length. Women's Regular cotton-fleec- tightsankle 50c value for 25c. children s slumber price. f of pure silk Sterling knit union suits sleeves, ankle in silk and and Sterling knit tinion suits sleeves, ankle il lined vests e slippersone-hal- 1 long sleeves and ankle length; high neck, elbow sleeves and Ankle length; also low neck, elbow sleeves and ankle length. Regular MI5' valuesSpecial, 75e. Women's cotton i,,, length; length; flesh and and $10 va1ueo-- 20 union-suits high-nec- k. high neck, long steeves:and low neck and bow sleeves; 50c quality 25e. el- neck, long threadhigh low neck. no sleeves, ankle white colors. Regular per cent reduction. $9 wool in high neck, long length; low neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length; low d lenghin---fiesh-anankle no sleeves, neck, white. Regular $4, $4.60 and $5- -20 per cent reductions. ,I. AR '00TWEWomen -- 0 - and Misses ' unbeen favorite styles, made. Included in the reductions are while various leathers and fabrics are represented. We are sure you will find these shoes and prices to your liking. nuttpixo Ed. Strofnness & Sons Russia calf Worth $4 and $5. KB (t;' 6 , E U , $3.50 to $6.00 kid; patent with cloth top; patent with topshigh or low heels. $1.95Women's shoes in taus, gun metal, patents, velvet and glace kids regular $3.50 to 5mostly small sizes. Caney Satin $3.43Wrienl in eulors. Regular MO. ht andRthwt. G. Icid (I) l zRegular $6.50; - band turned button 1)' $2.95Wo1Uen's oxfordschocolate vici kid; black .vici : hip El oxfords and pumps. - Over fifty new-Sprin- gstyles' ar, 2.95Women's -- andl- VOUllg- - girI s& rived the past- rew days.Made--by--WrigPeter!. Edwin C. Burt, NVichert & Gardiner Mary Jane pumps in weft or turn soles. Regular-115- , G oodyear New Pumps anL Colonials for Women 2.95Women's velvet and suede i v i tan pumps and oxfords. i 1 -- Reduced prices o- n low cut footwear at 'this time of the year is a rush, special inducements have usualbut to start spring business with lasts and a number of the $2.43-1Voi- nen's 1 FOR RENT 1441 ' , $273 and gun metal, glace kid, with leather, ooze and cloth tops. Regular $4 and $5. il FEED and LIVERY , - I 1 ' II , , -- vests natural. Regular $2 and per .!erit reduction. Women's and best quality. 4 More healthful than tea ot coffee. ' lr tights ol 's Wales, ow Cut Shoes for Women $4.45Men rubber fishing boots. -.1 , Rich milk, malted grain, in powder fomi. For in fan te , invalids and growing children. Furenutairion. upbuilding tit wholebody. Invigorates nursing mothers and dm, aged. 621 - ..:4 .(30 32, 1 10 t6 ffeWl.144e jrni.latiCra 4., 3111 '174' " fil y id ) 1 ...., ... Helen& ''''' -0 :3 : Duluth Trio Bed and Black staff held a meet. '.iL . Dodge City HIGH SCHOOL NOTES 11Ite411,Pi---e-Verl-- knit,and Sterlingin white all-wo- , '' .0..0 t.. 311 , -'- ItS I. tVit Ariq'A IA CI 0 , littAllatp-rotititstlott "Ander .... fortIORLICK'S temyesterday- Tait faikeubstitute,--As- k , . .. hoe Angelee le being pushed II nd orders filled rap- - to CA,... arrange for the next issue of 341 ' , 0 36, 601 S 7 Khoo) paper which will be issued inlmoorliead6i 0 Evtiv4hf,t,shhitotni.. ' tohthrint19.14 abnut Vs 0 IN eds.'s., 31... .01 Now Y k NI may not exceed those of 1913. the con- 0 1 , North platte ;... . ..... l 26' 96! dition of buslutes generally la health., 96 '.el Thsboxing and wrestling club held Oklahoma ,. 2.i ii 24, and this year. in so far as Juda- - a meeting yesterday stfter, school to ()mall .. 1 ts. ,,tt s. Phoenlx ..,,,,",, ........1 r,2,, 'melit can be rendered on hull- adopt a consfitutlen and '' 2ft...,. oi , Pocatello ,s,,......,I., eatione., should prove a present one I profitable Árl ... ikonior atutembledin room 9' Portland. Or The .:: boys '11 ....... tn The manuracIlirtwitikmereltarit antt MI '... . ,..... .CitY noon Rapitt , .!.. Pidiscuss matters peryesterday , the farmer," , Roseburg : : - 49; - .04: taming JO the doss. st.- Louis '1 :::: ., ........ 1.4.t. Paul dramatic club a The called busineas im '). You CAN CURE THAT BACKACHVL 0 56 tin DIP" Vale lone. the back, etlealsteao.- heetteehei meeting yesterday at noon to make Sart i21 621 .94 Franct0e0 I k.! t nd A lartrunr ttet for the arrangements play Friday night. 32, .14 IfttIT F, .,.. .. ...... A.ND t Atother Grarti AROMATIC-- I RAF,peckete the of' Every!sitat !down Matra irs gone. and saw, 01 ; asattle t ent root stud herb cure fOr all Kidflty, V 141:,ASE 01 1,0NG GROVNI)S.i 'Lair W)1 are iShoridan of seats about ,the end I:riflery troubles. balcony When you feel - 281... pi . ,, ..., rue dowm., tired, weak Spokane tut without likewise disposed of. 32i ....!.... ' . t!! t)! 115 SOUTII STATE. umt title remarkable tertinhthation cif Tonopah ..,.. ..... wae '104 called to. Waphington .... ....... . XL .1 begirls maul's, Revive stool Teets.-- - Att et loot tette 51 glec lubA 1"1 --- --) .4 ---tire It hes no equal. motherGrars AreIs- getter Witi4lon hoot4 by Minnie 'Winnemucca .... .....) .. yesterday tatte-Leef is field be bruestete or pent by i 0 4 .34i 2. malt for bS otit. Sample went FREE. Ad.. Sgwick, the. manager. to make arrange- r" ments to attend the dratnatio dubs drew,. The lipther. firer Co, Lei Roy, N. 1 '' - " ' ,' show. Section Director. Litt -- silk and woolregular tights $2.50 and $3.00 values discounted 20 por cent. Pumps, Oxfords and Shoes :for At Special Prices -!71 : . $3.75 - in - ''' ' . 1 riarrmtr2,'. Dolma , , - ,.... t, ,,,,...,,- - ,, 30, .. - .. .... amoomogrommorlmtnim, i Sterling- Regular i tilts; regular 75cspec1al, Children's sleeping garments, cotton knit vests and fleeced lined; all sloes; regular 75cspec1a1, 60c. - - KtID as; : , 4,,M I J. P : 1 1 tol ORIGINAL r-- tosrilkssa.nd i ---- Ten. Deraturs. . STATIONS. mas ht ,- - 99 70 lisle; all styles in In 10 mes Cutler in familiar. Mr. Lee says that he was in Salt Lake In '72 and called on President Brigham Young, who presented him with an ereellent tograph of himself. 3.22 1 n3r-na- WRATRER RECORD. the-enti- the-Tho- 7i .74 advantage for next season. union Sterling knit union suits Boys' cotton, gray, mixed 60c. 1)! i and-vartn- er alb . Some weeks ago The News printed -- Injured Under Engine -- 44 .. week before the holidays, somewhere, between one million and one million and a half men were idle. which would Girl be approximately, & or by per rent, V the men employed in the country. The ' entire Falling number of the employed in-cludes thepresidents of the rallrottcl -its tell as the conduLtors of the train, War t Thomas, years Of ailt dautn.the officers of the steel companiegt as tor of Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas ill the-mwell as employees and, in fact,, oil 1237 north Tenth West street, fell On - include who .devote their Ccrekon time to any buttineee, receiving a re- the tiick1n the-OShort Line yard engine at the Twelfth munemtion therefor. 'Dank clearings in New 'fork North street crossing yesterday afterwere fees for December. 1913. than city for and 1k RS seriously injured. the same month of 1912, but outside noon ;Witnesses to the accident say that of New ' Tort, December clearings the the track with Jaethawed a gain over the pevioua year. eral girl approached ns and hesitated as elle The eleartnra of the first pert of shim saw-- companit thz engine approaching. When were less for re country the engine had nearly reached -- the ' ary than for the sante period a ',year ago. crossing. however. girl of all railroads darted across the tracks and slipped "Thegroes earninge for November totaled 120,000.000, com- on the far rat:. Switchman Stewart. who was riding pared with W8,000,1100 for the same 1 month or the Previolis Year, a decline on the tender rail reached duan, and For the same ziontlk.net threw the girl from the tracks but the 4dio..... of Trittlicritssetr-trele-tter-rig--relent-that-nothing will rhenium, thlwalte was. rushed in an ambulaince to:the uation except - the proposed advanee in Dr. W. H. Groves L. D. S. hospital. where it was found necessary to ampuI freight rates. i unfilled tonnage of the Steel tate three tom She ta reported at the hospital as resting easily. t T corporation at the close of the year was - MANCHES TER "BOYS" a letter which former Governor Johnl C. Cutler wrote to the Manchester Ap a paper which is giving City New touch attention to the fortunes of (1)1, of boNs who migrated from- - Manchester in the early days. Since the let6:04 p.m. te was printed, Mr. Cutler has been COMPARATIVE-LOCAWEATHER gratified to hear front a'number-o- f DATA FOR FEDRUART. Nianchester "boys" who have attainin the ed positions of prominente Wes worltiOne-Temperature is H. R. Gratnger,vice, of bank National the City 42 preetidedt Highest yesterday 67 of Lincoln. who says he served an apHighest in this month last year 63 Highest in this month, since ICC grocery business prenticeship in the 32 with Lowest this morning - in a Ma brother- 12 Lowest this month last year shop under the Royal Exchange. AnLiowitst this month since MU is from Ambrose Lee of 32 other letter Normal tor yesterday as New York. who tells the governor of Mean yesterdsy 4 the pleasure he experienced in readAccumulated deficiency this month:. 186 ing the article referred to. Mr. Lee is ActnIttluisted excess since Jan. 1 another Manchester la,ly who was a Un. member of the Methanics Institution Precipitation 1859 to Athenettn. - from , and theIt ementtons ...1 Total to I a.m. today of-rn a .1L 1 8 8 Total forthia month,. - Little 'CUTLER HEARS FROM lowlow ti slippers r.NDERrRICED ilthi'CHANDISE. SQUARE. Women's fleece lined, medium weight, cotton ,union suitshigh neck, long sleeves, ankle length; also low neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length. All sizes. Regular $1.25 and $1.50 tomorrow only--5- 0c. e V |