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Show ( jf T Ji , I I A Salary Not Discussed in fm t f 4 4m MI1 Uleh 1 P D. rm? u i dc Washmirton out Hl jain autr. t Dol- - t tsT the tSnt ietotrjal WL. Htrcflpn sel of win not fcu tu. wtu t& - ' " aife - inirt f fc.r Man. laf-I-Ye- ar eeMtorri-- of f hnndred. - -- Bifi same free enjuv at home pcopl y hUe the "in. o to do their full It be depend 1 i ' h jou. pait th, .old may bo encouraged h t1y r lojalty, good account upon f depoded battle for tho of thfnselos in psmeiplce of M-rbOM Usyd l.corge. r- ci cte anwr-tii- Ui4 Premier Um m-- r'. .ew w-i- prem rrt J . STii- . y. niffnr living TL. Cjfil IZmZZZ ibrebut .r br n morale of troops NEVlK Dt Commons Adopt Third and Mothers the to Message Reading-Ma- n Power Bill United Fathers of the London, April 1C. By a majority of HI tha house of commons tonight States One of Reassu- adopted the third reading of the gov- eminent bill, after an excit-- i Cheer. and rance Wheres IN Your ISSUED rML17 ra, wrote. M.rch - f Hamate Corpornle Joseph Nelson. Privates Frank George H. Tully. C. Dodd, M. jwb4 ta iOutadhaa -- Kearny? Over There? No matter where he is, he ii lonesome WITHOUT A DEPENDABLE WATCH. Perhaps he bought an expensive tov when he left and 14 it is now thrown away useless. The list follows: tuned In Arriea. Privates Charlua Beranek, Haas. DM JfctTaAi Lewis? wounded. a r C r; Waehfngtoft, April 16 The casualty Hat contained 45 names, divided a a follows: Killed to action, 2. died of wound. 4: died of accident. I, died of disease, 11;- - Wounded severely I; wounded alightly. IT; missing in action. 11 Otficars gamed In the list are Lieut a Benjamin P. Burpee and Frank K. MiUar. missing In action; Lieut. Wilmay H. Bradshaw, severely wounded, and Lieut. Froal Judeon, Jr., allghtly Send Him a Good Watch Harry E Mattingly, i Died ef Disease. SergL Fredf W Fuller, meningitis KergL tloraar Taylor, tuberculoeia torpw Floyd E. Parkinson, scarlet fe- & a. ver Privates August Bradford, nephrttis, Perry Alwla Gore, scarlet fever, Hen-E ry J Larrecon. scarlet fever John Smith, dilation of the atomach. Ralph R. Thompson, John H meningitis tng debate, originated by John Dillon, Tompkins, pneumonia Ralph Harman Van Nationalist leader, Mr Dillon again Zanten, pneumonia, Fred Watson. Pneumonia: Louis W King, meningitis. the government jngiy attacked, A moved omfeom of the eiittto' ftyyfflxgnwM. pted eid AectoewL Boston. April 1C ing conscription to Ireland Private Charles E. Bromberg. higher plane apply uniform Is living on The Nationalist again Hraaded Severely. Thie showed themselves members unrelentingly ep than the American in civil life Lieut. Wllmar H. Bradshaw. Corp A poeed to conscription while Sir hidward Michael F. Clark. ts the conclusion of Dr Daniel a Cleter the also leader, made Carson, and citlaen-sbl- p warm attack on the government meth-odm Private. Poling, aesodate president - Clarenoe E. Crummltt, Harold Ten-nocthe United Sosuperintendent the British prg- Iavld Uoyd George SkinH. who James J. Ring, Clifford the house of com- tojdifr, announced to tne ciety of Christian jKndeavor. of th, ner, Dewey D- - Smith. puna,, turned tod.y after nar of flie week. ; men. tonl.htt !lthat was Imperative, ae Ger- Votmdrd Slightly. with tha soldiers of the I nlted SJtates many has jut call I a further half roll- Lieutenant Proal Judeon, Jr, Sermen to the color . boo in France Premier I ioyd Qeorge aald geant Waiter H Cobun, Sargeant The American soldier overseas la Walter Tt ts de rah la to the interest of the Marion B. Eastwood. Corporal Aoxne Xinest traditions ZZ Uue we Dr war rftoirM wettie aaid Cook -- Haymand - E. that doling tha Irish lean anna RMroinqfW drunkenness and question and produce something like Burnt, C. Carey. stories of wholesale Saddler John Kxnri rtTl.on of .uthorfry fori f and good will la ic . cnten vie are not true- Mr brhw.b and Mr. Pim fc.1 not y fn private. America uJn My own investigations, conducted In fen.nU, b- --. .1 fen oisiussea and life of believed condition army that American Lloyd Geo'g Mr Schwab will have charge ef rmt- Orrel C Beckner, William Bargtn. every a relrforcoment of under ! in every training camp of aov sise opinion aupptfeted the maa power bill, August A. Bernard, Oscar A Brandt, restrictions o pet- stmfTtiotr, wrlth-wergnxisat.es through- where Amerkan soldier are gathered provided seif government was given to Vernon C- - Burton. Michael Carey. into effect whstver mea suras he tr ling thinks' will turn ou shipa Mr Pie WnrieT together in France substantiate the Ireland and .t waa of tha greatest imU Clark. will conimun to carry th burden of portance. at the moment America was Frank W. Casey, William W. ?oaxg S-I-r PLnri ou r d that figures of the military authorities, n Joeph G. Dllka, administraui of the fleet corporation which prove that the Amerhan in uni- rendering t? Allies great aid on the Edward J Cullen,Mitchell 4ik moral battlefield, tn&t Great Britain should John J Gillespie. Gorrow, trli.JSr1 ME t2 form i todav living on a higher Ini of civil life satisf) Ament an opinion. all the- multitudinous ,1.ouuon. details arising Nothing Perea W. Green. JohnX-F. Heck, James plane thantothe American fVwi cwporeliOR. and more father would Jotend secure to mothers the (he word Francis F. Kearney. greatest Ify Johnson, of director Of that The went peeutvow r,auranc. measure of American assistance. thl. country 1. on,-o- f P. Latoekl, Leo Marlolo, Frank Referring to the situation at the seph AL. Jesse ed aad tw irfr4 i accept this poi- - and cheer. Negro, Manyng. John Dr Poling visited first line trenehea, front. Premier Lloyd George said. tx aeewer to the al of the r.a- rrs The fluctuation between hope and Olsten. Daniel Peters. Frank L. Preswas at one time under shell fire while HEALS -f n another despondency trust continue for some ton. William P Kellly, John Skrjnik, r a. v f previdert of the assisting the wounded mnd tr When the Cer- - time el But I am still full of confiJohn T. Tlerley. Henry A. Turner, was gassed f feet wrporii tii recora- -- occasion on atUu.lt dence firat mans made their General Plummer tin William A. Van Bueren, Samuel gas f "he loan general jrmiiaiC TERRIBLE RASH Whltnelt,ira Williams; confident We have lost territory but a nr i I. ee tba Mr Nrowab as caught In the deadly fumes we have lo? nothing vitaL Missing in Action. befree Permblag. kenace n the s out the arge j Lieutenant Benjamin P. Burpee, brau.ht J rn'' Which Caused 'DisfigureFli since Lieutenant Frank K. MUIer. sfc Rirw"- retf blt Mr H.m. , th PM.n, h N. Iri'h yoiin, hi. JfS, r-. mo,,d omtnioa th, I of t!l cf .tc 1,lstl tW asfit "t'fc1 th. ment, Itching an from David Goor.e, th, British- j v,rnr,Tit To kit. it. realpr,ud mfir , r ( at plan, I cross aaardwar and first th, i Vr premier retomrrerdM .v, that the government go compl.t, irritation to soldier the American an by 4 to the of he work,d M of Antrim and Down per 'sjv sS The latter k at and ir rrun! He agreed tn tAe Krenrh government f eft 9 t, hoM eonbertptfon meeting the sacr flee of Ms the proud poesion of Lieut Patterson Th ap thaould open the govern 1 had a terrible rash on my chm Sue iv His tf Indiana, formerly president of the ment a e waiter Indian Chrlvtian Kndeavor Union, and about two years. My skin wasr a re, 'Biu v c'n tnuB rrtf rd won LIVER UNO as a tel rrkrlwas by conspicuous braverv dur he rod, coarse, god rough, end the rsah M tt'y fas trees cradled t Ing the first German attack oa the a4 fcs .'W agrwe caused disfigurement. It also .Kbed Ukrainia American troops Lieut Patterson wast for ike Sfa'sex. Proving end when 1 scratched tt became qmte CharTBisaa Isartey sad if clear th in the thick of the fighting and, doubt- Mr to kav a frr hard it ful of his own fate, wished to make' irmated, and sometimes 1 would Germans Disappointing IF ullrt-scxrrrvm wss she shpp i g beard sur. that hi. badge of honor found it. awaken It bothered me aa Tm hoard v hi c"ntinufe nar ta the aauulry fur uhichitwas: 4Then I used Cuticura Soap and rn Apr it d From a epe Lrieu of sr 4 wl derirf- won a Ointment, I applied them every night ' m.voy of he Frankfurter Zeitung. I ar4 chararier of h pg to Letter Fraa. Pershing. m i Af-- r had sot has ter de- before 1 went to bed and l,' 1 sra'nla to report upon the Tonight! Clean your bowels Writing under date of March 4 andMt Schwab njaak be wijj see 't used quite one cake of Concurs Soap himself To ihe young penecorou i ojt ook. the Germane have aud 3n thie h will addressing pa r t of . churches of the Gen. America. and one box of Concur Ointment c ed a r b" n and stop headache, conerd 4 auikority Picture of wh.t j uald Pershing when ! wee enUraly heeled. (Signed) I atn t hey th igV . as a great prlge when to have the of S' glad a ccfer-tdhtn opportunity th brwf tbit it Miss A Evan. 546 Petaluma At, thstipation, sour von yreeiin and hearty ap9 provlnc dots a of organ aai on en1in awsy San Rafael, Cal& m ware wr and ihe qu- - proval of the concerted support the Ruis stomach. Cuticura Soap daily and Concern Xr Ktvili aalaiy was no churth forces of th country, through, An o'f a 3 spatdl from Franc to-- 1 are ?irin the got eminent. Th -accoufit of tbe Zeitung'fl Ointment occasionally, prevent ap moral influence of the' report great or other eruption They T - cr.rrsrt'pndtBt chunbes of Ainerua cannot fail to add sy 4hat th ideal for all toilet use to the power nation hopr v h h v0a central Powers could Will Canada Raise itAfter all, -i u Farffc Free by Ml Addreww a counterpart P1' a Lkraine SmpU t i Ke fj-- t to H. Noj card Cicere, l ,h a wa lent her against vtsiop jeachls far into tpop!, More Reinforcement who at and uhose aKgreseikei , s of spirit th- - Ho everywhere. bas2&--. Omtaieru are tosaensd by th to their a ill trat the f nil y gle.s force for situation. In tha silos ' to at present no 2) i ur efforts a s April 5 Tb Canadian jrov u ill looks strength thr eer to unit our pec pi more a t Tba correspondent t It OfWfti PtStrine&t. y. 1 rn M rsolt of tbe dlspos- cUely ,n thir determlnaf ion to t, sxtjuurd that itto bsi or of rv. iarr proprietors, vea I obaratvsT w no tr ae 4 made, there r a for wqtaryfor th frj i sa wr jstd aiSi r a r vest belnw reaped rf.srt tjsthdj.rarV ffrf ned for Tt , j? b more drunken- t3. lcojn hn- - before throughout th e r bf ii i v. on th Or. Edwards Olive Tablets Get COJ At xl large amount of agrl- i". Remove and Cause It at the T' n t , have been dtroed b?erM46 that How a salt Tjike nty ttuen Tuuml th . of the peasants,th aprising ijovt . 5 tnce Jano4 ni sr Iq v?a going on Dr. Edwards 01ieTaNt3p the nbsH-Til- e s? - ftrmfom Doin Klilm) Imibt4 jo4pt v nr estate tb lews 4 rr. m torse ihr gi for calomel, act gent y oa the bewig eQtu! 000.606 ruble 40 f 1m Ul ovr la. nod out If Tfom bnt krh md posiuvcly do tho work. - k 4 jJ Tiy fkrw fslatee are tho oneo whieb f twbsc3riuony ie their css 1 Tom bad aEhicled the with of d breath exporting. bulk fed he People orinsry d1or1r'xa Th hto h formu- practically TtHiJt relief Dr. Edward ndttstry through Ajiv c rah! m' th kl lrc5, not oaiy &r 'cd tbt Aches " j The pleasant, Karar-xcit- vr to '4 Jiive Tablets. to th prrmn.ons I'se a ktdne' remed' tsrd tablets are taken for bad breath f aerco but aio U jltx Caused Pill Kldtxcj na c ka i.t-et d h hy Kidneys yjps beu sr Wont Fix Wool or jy all who know them. rw k--wii inyauhor d- atunder bv thousand Dr. Edwards Olive Tablet art geariy rar act to ral leODOO but firmly on the bowels and hvec, Hitlt Hide Prices Now t th font, it vsp (teopl tsatifv ' Many women attribute 'ailment, them to natural actp and .uttering to eome dieoas pecustimulating pr-vadnde t'nn oj uik more convincing vibthr f c prof mvs'4 b Agd tp imrt&s to (heir aex, when often the liar 14 Pl deanng the blood aTd gently peruyiag ' Io merit' Aprll U tfor ib house is c of Mrs pala and misery 1. caused by Weak the entire 8ysqnv They do that wiada nd leatk- - or 4. woolen i ru iUf kidneys tV Housework, deranged (otto, S42 p do calomel withoct any - work JTrdifv, dangerous or factory work may r a tho war indn.trl. board. officet?outh ?t , Halt Lh bad aftereffects start tho trouble, and diny epell a (t T t Pit( 1 no I t j Allthe ths dlepo.ttlen under eyr. acre muscles lag ft- -t benefits of nasty, sklaxm j Axivocate Military or three, diTerent occasions m puifm... no into tko queatlon of tl(t joinU, discolored or ecaaty urine, e j r - ol Jw cotton, wool or j. gnprng cathartics ere derived from Dr. m t the bladder ailmenu. Kliuevs have tlouhl-i bleep disturbing te IvaniC rOr War Nurse 6 Edwards' Olive Tablets without re price agreement rheumatism or dlsbele may result. me M batk has ahci dreiiffllv . id n,f, i, thea manufacturer, - When the kidneys are strong and i i pai n or any cisagreeable effects made be will .tudy in ihepogh out from tho blood j Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered fbe healthy they filter V'srKt97i- Apni ic a rtrtt to andmj kidiiejs Lav n; acted rght " s -With When waste matter at altx'Uhf'R ever ha hern tha n rn.nc h. 'jgeneral of price fix- - the poieonous formula after Kventeea effectvluy cl . or overworked they are sluggish they 1 g Wltk ir to.m out aflklrf to oletn bo among a medicine patiects lT a or no of Do. , , t del.gailen ' w,r hv uwi a tbe board and seed - ttny h -1 OJWrt and liver complaints waa Cas- -f -Invlgorato action. Foley Kidney l nrrr,j mj,ral .ff,cr. Kltoev Pitlixiind th. na' mv will con.lder and silgVommKtee P' for the -t .aro prepared espressly attendant Utt titaa. . - M'U nn from the viewpoint of Pills lY nurpose of dluolving ell poisonous i Dr. EdwapW Olive JaMeta arepcrefy j w WT r nnm . that uric add I lodge and nl Mp.nut-nPrlc 60e For s a J4fTe Trti , VrmfitMr at S hramm- - , Mrrrn;anA-m-a45a vejblli compound mixed witi 4bvw''a 4ii . nl tncini Jr.etora i toppa-u- t, Jooeon fire, 6o letbsb aod sLrecctuea ft.vt f Ol; jou tb,1i.,oJr Thousands ef men inactive kidney women In all tarti of tbe county a week estlfv to to wonderfully sstiafac reeuils they hee had irorn k ry per box. Ad druggist, 'A, O 1 ) BCniLlMH-JOHNSODRtG OCA, iatnteBam,e of an oconomie balance. man-pow- er I1 He will value it above all else. Select one that he can DEPEND ON AP.SOLITK-LY- , from our new stock of GUARANTEED, FULL JEWELED. SOLDIERS WRIST WATCHES, to $40.00 $12.50 and pack treQ it, pap postage. Wa stand sq Barely back of ever wt aelL I prf sf, rryTuttHy , ,t. brw. . -- 4- ONE PRICE JEWELS man-pow- d -- lrTZl fj - lsd aoTrk fyry o 64 MAIN STREET e. an-f- r- CSSIITHIST lr W1I-ti- - . r.trloilot. t on the ml.oi 1 on the male of ale uit4 I am follows g with great Interest war restrict1 if on alcohol actually ( th under consideration enforced and the lotted tot -at, m not been negloct- urlie hare ful of tho nocevs ties impooed by war. have , i stopped entirely tho maou pi riaRCtfacturo have cut down of OX) ft Ub browingspirtis of by more than two- third And th hur durn which It fkw Amarlrani in can be sold to Ies than oae-thtrI Should th ex genciea of war necet- further rooirlctiona, wo shall foi. Life. Declares uT sltato low with Interest your campaign tor the enforcement of war prohibition ta the United State of Amenta Samuel A. Poling to prohibition la of such the ceuae of the Entente Importance Altiea in the it may very opmtoA'Of that poltng soon become ths difference between defeat and victory He declared that bngland will find it necessary to re- leaso for war servic ships, the food nrTTCP l 1 tlV and tha men angaged ths in tho liquor trai- VAS thc aafr Vi NAMES ti 4ft ftl A Jfff S' Mr curs k!I4- - of Washington, April boc ftaw Ing of the great n.erchaot BArtoa.te tbc "eteral of th. eh will transport nd resource. to th, tttle front not wrporti fmrrn7 r in Wamungten. It u intrusted today by the shipping hoard th Chart,. ,M s hwab. steelmaker director caatrthwtiac thor nervines taring shipbuilder, who become ...a general of the smergeney Reef n r.-- -l- bad been xr poratioo, with imttmtted powers le pet ttrtMliy building V through tb. nt of the '?- tns already andor wv fter Us Sehvwb Ills lies work hmA to aald an offlriai a- -f ef & Wsi4 dtemnd t)tm nouncement from fh White Howe taw tbe ftfc to owtpot arising WM9 tnriud Control of pollrtre a traasportatlon peer 0t trm - aPt4 fcarta ef artaieriaA, bare bras ririons as to the number jus sad ebarcassss for theemmkr 1st actor of ships to be built with tlte mt- - tntrmg wUI eaa be speedlloua appropriated b Congr srsiactwi has Mr to Chair board. received IVa mSK Evtrjr rest with the shipping too M at his own suggest ton, relmiihe todograsa aoklsg as eg to fai-boMarch too of of general manager tb to oof whero the Foaition fault laKsar awaroso whlrh to abetlabo. praaafw hwab a free hand. Mr uw Tko answers wiU be mad pubue to give Mr Harley remains chairman of too board ool and president of the flee corporation. Oea Gtoa3 was tb first mas to charge pf pollrloa br adblpbuildin pro- pot to cbargo Mr Pif continues as rice president prasa. ko renreofit oosaing after a of the bmrd. attending to admwniotra- - tsog ssonos of Afeagreeeeats wkh details, including ths plottag of Uoao laraSL eWairwtti of the shipping becb laid contracts, and Hr Schwab will orgaa- - hoard. After ibo manor had Ize and carrr forward the work of befeoo Pmesedesi Vllooo. both resigned of a eoawpSet reorganisation th watr into the Mgasiv ships its JLpulling grhwab letftb Mam. d the fleet corporation Ward f ifi succeeded who Cappa. 41r bchwab Is the fifth man to bo t .OoMfeLA reoftad because of HI his put is barge of the shipping bward1 tritta isaat.iagactos withAdmiral building program, but bis appointment rtra. gtog war toP Hear bu- wa avteadeib.by thotie ahU ii mu. krd some of the prertcter refe warSs ard dwH who befd the The suggew- rwo wecka too wait beraoso he of for Mo a wot the appointmoat was tion practrewl give enough an- builder of national prominence cam who bad been an ao- Mr P sbhmtn Tronr time tho Mr (hls to Hnsy. then took the Mas bad charge of most and Mr Hurley rhoo Mr SUhwab. statT y First of aH was wanted a man who work s it'insi pljsbed by the could Inspire tbs yard owners an coosra'wwu workers with the surpetne iroa,p?aore fast as thy conld rf buildingl ship as Af-- r Mr Bartoy badmedc hls Mr Schwabs out be t iirne geoiae out of tho mew soaorewoot best gettlrg"the with whom he la assorts tedt together tos toismst w with his record of arhleoement to do- veloptog the Bethlehem Ktsol nropor- P ,l? brought nnanlnrau. pprY.Iln In. Th 1 SIXTHI r,prot chairman ih Bttb-!fnctpr sadof allied con tea ! t"ro,n.fro1 4 4e ablpbo lining t. dowstrodd-th- e -- f ODIUM I - 5 11 i ge-s- - rfviir ,, -- fr A4-m- I , nn: ei.'.aT ,brir 4-- n TrClSEMTnOfl Paii ru j 1 liberty Bond pay- - to . 1 - war through the Sav ings of. the people. Save now to meet your BOILS ' l H E 1 must Government finance the 1 re-n- tLss-4e- y tat ai! pea-pl- atie th-- nun-tr- tt i 04- 1 wne-nt- -- j THOROUGH WORK .' ir - . -- O C it -- , -- -- srto-f- ed naR Tif dae Pain i and rv -- T-- lkt pro-ri- u4-r- j r jw prj iwau. pt tr- -- i. d- rm fut. how-ev- er 'll 1 jr.r.. tJ5fjfarTOi8d In. -- ir anrm raw n5tvir By ARTHUR GUY EMPEY Author of Over the Top If your number has been called; i ' If you arc already in khaki; If you jthst received that eilv er bar at Ildttsburg; v r! ssalr CUIDE POSTS TO BERLIN f- s If you wear the Red Cross; If you have seen The train bear your hashand or your 4 boy away to Yaphank, Fort Sheridan, or Spartanburg; In short, if you are any of the 100,000,000 who want America to forever remain America, read FIRST CALL CLOTH ILLUSTRATED, $1.50 ($1.60 postpaid.) h- . I HrVr-tmrtrs- H; J&ssg&aii-- a " a ssm-- L-- i 1 V N Deseret News Bcok S tore NO. 6 MAIN STREET. t |
