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Show t k Deseret evening news tiiursdIy, '6ctobe!i H mmm iiyWtHEALTfj A" V ? in Corres- .Fact Disclosed tn pondence Between Prei dent Wilson and Secre-- ; tary of War Baker. , Kuxatsd Iron Increases stresirth andn endurance of delicate, nervous. people In two weeks' tiros Te many tnstancea It has been need endorsed asd by such men as Bon. .eslio U Shaw, forroor Secretary of of the Treasury aod Iowa Former United States aeaator nominee Chaa and vice presidential Af Towns, General John I Clem (retired) the drummer boy nfShJIoh who woa sergeant in the U Army when only 12 years of ago; also United- - States Judge O. W. Atkinson of the Court of Claims of Wash-Ingtand others. Ask your doctor or druggist about It. N WASHINGTON.' Oct 21. Embarkallot) of 2. 008, 21 American rsoldlers I to participate In the war overneae (was disclosed by correspondence tween Secy. Baker and President Wll- ton given out at the White House to . night at thi aame time that the presidem's repl! to. the German note made public by the state department. granted a com mission even will be a mat- - hnotbe rBine(1 rr0m office. nnuranco. ' . I am sure that this , toT. S ,tl: --July.W3"o.l S; Aognst. I to 21. 11.-)2- 8; tember. 281.4 5 : Octobor. .888.818total. W1IJ18-Gran1. 2212. to July , total, 2.008,811. T 'feet "in our overseas operations, to M have jood i that w mut of the results ob- y proud and thankful tained. Our losses have been exceed-Inelthe oroaiL coo1drln j transported, and this It duo the givenre- Amer efficient protection the I J?? Iran convoys by then V1 f also have been greatly aarlstedthotnallo- abroad by dispatch of troops . 1 I et n ? r t i i ! r. Ues, prlnet pYhy ICordlally A "hoso-o- f Great ...... ..... . .... ..... ........ .............. died of dlaeaaa .. .. ... .. Wounded severely .. .. Wounded, degree undetermined Wounded slightly .. .. Missing in action .. .. Prisoners .. ... .. Total ,XThe1r4sldenL-th-e Km of War. White House. CaL i r i . -- 18 82 4 ( ...... " ONE LOT CHILDRENS SCHOOL SpOES In patent; heavy soles; sizes 5 to 8; were $2.45 ; factory price JTi ONE LOT MENS NATURE, SHOES In vici and calf leather; all sizes; were $7.85; factory price It ths v ,f fan rer. thl ,serioui rmf m ienly." TOE $45; factory price .... rt cars Turn 6.85 QJ Moi U Red .rttd s of tht imools and li it that ai red s WELT 3.85 TAN MENS ARMY SHAPE Cm Red1 com utoer one loped lirloi CALF mnei ijor. laa 1 5.35 SHOESWcrc $765 factory pnee dag. . he aai thia e se grou ONE 8 pned LOT a v8 8 8 i84iiitMifi, ONE LOT BOYS CALF SHOES, izes 1 to LACE OR BUTTON ,5 Vi, were $3.45; factory price LOT BOYS ARMY TAN ONE SHOES Sizes to 5Vi; were $4.50 SHOES--In MISSES coneider report t trine GENTS LITTLE LOT ONE SHOES IN LACE OR BUTTON Sizes 9 to 13 Vi; were$2.85; factory I M -- l patent; good wearing soles; sizes HVi to 2; were $3.65; factory price.. .. factory price.. large For First Choice and .Real Economy Buy Your HOLIDAY SLIPPERS Now and Store Them. SOUVENIRS FOR THE CHILDREN. 1446 East AMSTEBDAM. Broadway J,, Dutch newspaper of Sunday carried a report that Denmark had sent a sole Germany te Germany demanding .thatwhich guvs provisions carry out certain of Schleswtg-Holetet- u the inhabitants wiahed the right to dedds whetheror they Danmark. go be ruled by Germany Mormon , .1 Mule Are Saving Sugar and Wheat Is tl MAY NOT ENLIST IN ARMY CONGRESSMEN - This cereal food b composed part ly of barley and cant aim its own NET? YORK. Oct. 22. Secy. Baker bas decided tjiat members of Congress Tan- best serve their conutrycon-by remaining In office and, after a ference with Preeulent Wilson, eerted that no more lawmakers would be allowed to Jolntthe army, accord- ' - -- New 'John J. Delaney of kork district. , said that after he bad ilr. Delaney been recommended for a lleutenantcy lu the quartermaster a corps, he had failed to receive orders to report for duly On Interviewingid Mr. Dakar, he tnfiasi that hs would th DISTINGUISHED SERVICE suar made from its own grains. Atruly wonderful Food, ready to eat- TXmri o aa i address: Maj.- - K. - P. Esterbrook, father. Fort Flagler, Wash. Corp. Harry B. Horgan, deceased. Company C, One Hundred Sixty-fift- h Infantry. For extraordinary heroism in action at Farm De Meurky, near France, July 81. ved 1912. After hla platoon bad from an open field to the cover of the woods, Corp. Horgan returned to the field under heavy machine gun fire to rescue a wounded comrade lying In an exposed position and was killed by the side of the man be tried to save. Next of kin: Ur, J. C. Watson. Con gress Junction, Takes WOULD SYSTEMATIZE RUSS MOBILIZATION Vlllere-Bur-Fer- WASHINGTON, Oct. mule Horse JTAREZ, Oct, to Mormon aettlers In fertorgln wtrtern Chlhuho have bern exemptall ed from the 'order comrnandeerin work mule for the ue of the federal tott here war announced late army, day by American Consul IX? r. V BROADWAY. 14-1- 6 comfortably ie when one Not Commandeered , thtli keld la laf and ion atlei railed e shoo reason! I'e h 4.85 LOT 24-f- he com- mander in chief of the American expeditionary forces has awarded, the distinguished service croot to the following officer and soldier for ths acts of extraordinary hsrolsm described after their namesrt A, E. Bsterbrook, air First Ll-service,' observer, first aerp squadron. For extraordinary heroism in action near SL hllhiel, France, Eept. 12, 1818. Because! Intense aerial activity on the opening day of the St. offenedre, Lieut.- - Esterrook. observer. and Second Lieut. R. E. pilot, volunteered to fly over lines bn a photographic mission, without the usual protection of accompanying battleplanes. Notwithstanding lhd ablch necesmtaled operation at an altitude of only 400 meters, they penetrated four kilometers beyond the German line. Attacked by four enemy machines Jhey fought off their foes, completed their photographic Home mission, asd returned safely. ut. Ml-hi- o. s e. VLADIVOSTOK. Thursday, Oct 17. (By the Associated Press.) Gen. Ivanotf, war minister of the Omsk government has arrived from that city bdwel and Over to confer with the Allies in an atT had serious trouble. Lost 8ft ponnde and could eat tempt to systematize ths mobilization only liquid food. Commenced taking of Russians herb for the new army, Adler-i-k- a and now weigh more than The Ufa government has been reever and eat' and sleep splendidly. moved to Omsk and the authority of Little Falla, the (Signed) George LaFond, government Is being Minn. exerted through cabinet members Adler-i-k- a expel All,ssgas and sour- Gen. Ivanoff says that all questions INness. stopping atoraach-distreconflict Of authority have now ae STANTLY. Empties BOTH upper beento adjusted. The organization of and lower, boweL flushing ENTIRE the new army la based upon the foul ALL Bsmevee canal. alimentary of iron discipline and unity af matter which poisons system. command. The officers are responCURES constipation. Prevents ap- sible to the government and the army Adler-l-k- a sold We have pendicitis. It la a mixture of buck- la strictly' many year and nine cascara. glycerine thorn, New the great The other simple drugs. --W. D. Mathis, tcountry newspaper. Druggist. Advertisement. Adler-i-k- a ES HELD Are you tormented by lumbago, .sciatica or any t? i1 J Semi-Week- ly lameness disappearsSloan's Liniment counter-irrita- I robaMir -- ore 1811 hwb yy, Applied 1 1 non-gists. TWr' i nrro0Si llili 'Wll.lliK-- - nt overcome Paln cases wrenehed joints. Rubbing dean liquid akln- not stain tlie Generous size nt pfin-vipl- S4 neuralgia, circulation and of those nerves aU soothed, aches that require a counter-irritanThen let the soothing, warming application of Sloan's Liniment stop the pain by drawing the blood away from the congested part. It Ir the pressure on the nerves by the blood rushing to the Inflamed muscles on joint that makes you ache. So when Sloans Liniment relieves the swollen blood vessels by jetting up a eountef-irrltaon the surface, the -- t c viodo sltkout ONE LOT MENS BEST GRADE CALF SHOES, LONDON TOE SHAPE Welt rsoles; sizes 6 to 11; D 'and E widths; were $7.35; factory price ONE 1 ,1 2.85 ONE LOT MENS GOODYEAR CALF English Shape SHOES All sizes; were $5.65; factory price ... D Plto ipany ENGLISH 10; kxasu ire ;5.H5 ONE LOT MENS CALF SHAPE SHOES Sizes 6 to E widths; were Fn. It the Latest r ONE LOT CHILDRENS SCHOOL SHOES In patent; heavy soles; sizes 8 Vi to 11; were $3.00; factory price i I of re elt? n( Striking Reductions Applied on Boys9 and Girls Shoes Question Not Raised Oot 22. The eeml- fflilai North German Gasstte denies that ths govsrnment of Dsnor report mark has sent a note to Germany otherwise approached Germany regard-..iu- g the question of Schleswig-Holstei- HEEL brown, i Schleswig-Holstei- n H 3.85 LOT WOMENS DRESS SHOES In brown (JJF9 and gray kid; leather Louis heels; light welt soles; all sizes ; were $10.65 ; factory price , . . , rt .ji w f. p according to the announcement issued by the admiralty tonight - Losses to British shipping due to enemy action end marine risk during ths month was 181,882 gross tong compared with 178,424 in August and 208,212 in September of last year. It ts MILITARY ONE nt uiy. sionili to Factory Prices ONE LOT WOMENS DRESS SHOES soles; cloth tops; Louis heels; in gray and brown; all sizes ; were $9.85; factory price be-ro- t , (uUoii , . d It and a six of j Cuts Reduced, ONE LOT. WOMENS BROWN KID CLOTH TOP DRESS SHOES AH sizes; were $7.65; factory price - t - AU ( ' Sp&nlsh Mens Shoes ONE LOT WOMENS MILITARY SHOES In calf and kid leather; gray, and wine col- ors: all sizes; were $7.d5; factory price . r1 tuN l ONE" LOT WOMENS GRAY HEEL SHOES Sizes 3 to 7; C, D and E widths; were $5.85 ; factory price .X 171 J rrii W RealWondcrBargains on AU Shoes for Women 88 188 1PI V rfd ' v W 708 , , j letter very glad to have youn more than two that morning reporting soldiers hate aatled million American country to I parfoora the ports of thisoverseas. am In the war ticipate sure that this wtli be a itter of the to gratification will Join me country and that everyone navy In congratulating the war andaccomHenry C. Twombley, Pasadena. Cat departments In upon the steady Oliver Winfield. Foleu, CaL applithis plishment cation of force to the liberation of the WOUNDED 8EYERJXTIN action. yours. world. Cordially and sincerely WOODROW WILSON. Manual Mansanarea, Wsgon bound. N. Hon. Newton D. Baker,' Secretary Mexico. Huber S. Reynolds, N. K. Seattle, of War. , Wash. Georgs R. Rohlneon, Kallepel.' Mend. Cot., II August A. Althelde, OmegaWash. Lodvlk Bretvlk, LaCramer. Mahlon Cclllna, West Point CaL Frank T. Plums. Dayton. Mont Frank W. Groves, Lebanon. Or. Henry H. Hughes. North Takhn. " Wash.- J. McCullough. Spokana Wuk (has Okie W. Murphy, Whittier. Cal Roy R. Whiteaker. Independeuea ' LONDON. Oct. 11. Ths bouse of com- Orogoa mons adopted a resolution today In SLIGHTLY WOrTD ED. Martin L. Klmmel. Portland. Ora favor of women sitting In parliament Sergt Hobart M. Bird. Portland. Ora The resolution was passed by A ma248. of IN ACTION (DEGREE WOUNDED jority 1 1 DETF.lt.Hit KD.) Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the 8 on that Era Barknura. Park City, Utah. Aug. exchequer, announced under a unanimous decision by ths law Andrew R, Blaekrtt, Nepht Aria. ptsh. offices of England. Scotland and IreThov. R. Chesser, Franklin, O. Peterson, Seattle, Wash. land, women were not eligible to Peter candidates for the British parks-jnJoe Debella. Sacria Colo.N. Portland. Clarence W. Thomas, The women have contended that OaL of the frenchiae to them carBenjsmht ft. Tucker, Biwwley, ried with It the right to sit In parliaMaurice Rosa Denver, Colo. CsJ. announced some their have and ment Arthur R. Wilson. Sherman. candidacies for the government seats. Orville F. Henderson, Turlock, yal. Wm PL Davenport. Parker. Idaho. William N Grant Blade, Goto. Oliver T. Hall. Portland. Or. SHIPPING LOSSES F.dwin E. Jacob. San Marcos, fat Elmer Leroy Morse, Center. Colo.Cal. IN SEPTEMBER a. Livermore, Christian Arlaona. Kosrhicoa.MKmi SHOW DECREASE Kick Chris J 8mtth.- - WoodVarvd. Cat Cote, Delta. Hinton. W, Jobs William Sneddon, Level. Coh. .LONDON, Oct 2J. The amount of Cote, S. Joycoy. Thrvewlt, Charles merchant shipping sunk by enemy acNick Zaputovleh. Denver, Colo. tion, Including marine risk, during SepMISSING IN ACTION. tember was lower than any month KailspelL Mont. since Agust 1918. It was considerably Harry Christianson. ChamlssaL N M. below the record of June, the previous Fernando Fresques, R. Rooney. San Francisco, Raymond lowest month of this year and also below the monthly average in 1818, CaL dP i'J , ' this week fyoes mast be lamed into at oar store and yoa will find FACTORY PRICES applied Jo , every department men,, women and children. DIED OF WOUNDS.: Edmund A. Johnson. Fresno, CaL Otto E, Klntis. Beedley, Cal Reuben Fowler, San Diego, CkL DIED OF DISEASE. Baa Fran- Lieut Joeeph H. Redni cleco. Cat Prank (Jetave Thomas. Bakersfield, The White House. October'S. 181 am My Dear Mr. Secretary: ofI this i ,, , JcOsh -s- KILLED IN ACTION. Elmos Coleman, Mesa, Colo. Louto M. Crast, Emigrant, Mont. Geo. Orimea. San Franctsco. Cal. Jast C. Router, Soothbetrft, Wash. Travis 8. Way. Huntington Park, your.vi) Secretary r x . best advices indicate another genera! al vance in the market price of shoe leather and consequent increased prices ori all shoes. this offering of FACTORY PRICES to yoa will save frrom one to three dollars on every pair of shoes, right now, and guard against increased prices that are soon to he in vogue. WE OFFER TO CHANCE DOLLARS WITH YOU. BUY TODAY AND REAP. THE PROFIT . inducements from the manufacturer's office'forces as to place . oar big new stock of , fall and winter shoes on the bargain basis. m.Um i-- rao t! if Jo todays casualty list appear the names of Krno Bachman of Park Ctty, and Andrew R. lett,.. Ncphi, . wounded Jin ..action, degree undetermined. lJ WASHINGTON. Oct 84. The following easngltiew are reported by ths commanding general of the American expeditionary foroes: .i Killed In action .... II408 Died of wonnda eanaea Died of accident and other ! ti .uSS. . Western Casaalty List lfttli. :T? & I oa born of Corfgreee decided to go intothe army, and pointed ont that appropriation bill must be passed," Mr. Delaney continued. reporting on the number of men who . , havo sailed from American ports to pcL 21, The Correnpondewee. The correspondence follows: '31-- i ( "W ar Department. Oct. 23. 4 Dear Mr. President: More tqsn million Amencan ooldiero have (too this sailed from the ports in overseas. I In In the war r i to participate to you. this factInterested IIn fool reporting the tor t that you will be of the program lowing data showing lour military efforts. July 4 "In. my letter of formed you that betweena million men 181S, oyer and June 88,been landed In France bad either were en route thereto. Since JulT embarkation by months has boon - with bat ths actual freight charges added to actual FACTORY PRICES , ue have cat shoe prices tor a genuine FACTORY ' PRICE SHOE SALE. run-dow- . Ti-SM- idi WU$1 PAIN; Ln qti n oot(SE |