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Show t - DESERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY in August, 1111, . Ludeu- - a appointed first quartermas- - J general, but bis position In reality has been chief cf staff and coliabora tor with Von Hlndenburg. Soon after bis appointment as first .quartermaster general, Gen, Luden-'dor- ff began to be looked upon as the of Germany, and was real " os recognised as the representative of command vu dorff tet the I9 tars. sut1 :! tW ' WaJ urwtp, pro-er- ar ."intion S552 W2 'teS Ver rihl Fd. Uw it mttf JEy hAria & nl f r r iy- - I wt 1 lilf. ?gSial-Rrtroiu',,,'r- U BfaUj ',h 8hn mlxsds Sulphur with Rsstors Color, Close H 'il? 8- - Ac. W rw WSil artei v& JnSr 'ky V S.14 w lit :1" tn.' ffenT !n 4 n Jr sf aw M t cun ku krai ld m throughout, b, caused iCwlrsl Empires i i a SalUerlndand and Is ctAnment- - sign that German, mili-- k' really abdicafiirrl Among ug and Austrian Semwa peplef 'g ud Grandmother kept her hair beautifully darkened, glossv and attractive with a brew of Rage Tea and Ealphur. Whenever her hair look on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this mixture was spplled with simple wonderful effect. By asking at any drug sthrs for Wyeths Rage and Sulphur Compound, you Jw III get a large bottle of this old-tirecipe. Improved by the addition of pther ingredients, all ready W use, at very little cost. This simple mixture can be depended upon to restore natural color and beauty to the hair. n A downtown a everybody uses Wyeth'sdruggist Sage and Sulphur Compound now because General Klkuxo Otanl, who is comIt darkens so naturally and svenly that nobody can tell it has been ap- mander In chief of the allied forces In You Siberia, plied tfs p easy to use, oo , simply dampen a comb or soft brush and draw- it 'through your halt, takWelfare Opened. ing one strand at a time. By morn1 ing the gray hair disappears; after reBLISS. or another appltcation Tex, OcL 28 AnFORT two, it is stored to its natural color and looks other welfare hut has been opened This glossy, soft and beautiful. oaa of the soldiers in Ctuws before the war. General Into protn-- t is the fall as rhigf of K Field Marshal von Hinddn-- g pm a general in the opera-gais- st the Rueelans. -- When Hu d burr was given the chief I c ir r 7 rj tfc. u, HKHtJ awto k Hw rai Vtoiif ikw ,i 1 Til tbr slisehr hri he omen) --d srvw ? u in tr i at by tbe Receiyer to Sold ORANGE. TEXAS. Oct, voiced in editorial m the Berlin Vr.tF t it wyr veaeels already haye been sent down mHneibhnt?- - ooFroaldent Wileon. tn baaed "We are of the opinion, on'apua of the fact that they have lens'" the way at Orange, twenty-fou- r btta- - valuatalw evidence and Information, no stone unturned, even during the era will be ready for launching before! that Wilson strove for the fame of wan their search has been woefully Christman, and contract bav. been rtrarTnd ! 10" placed for construction - of rtxty-onethat and t tat Til the rertYas not more at the earliest poible date. The a wise policy But whoever dared to fh"Tr" hi taow thta tonnage of vesselIaunched, building speik of a Wilson peace at that time people do not suffer from warpe, committed treason heinous some as do vision politicians and t Is and contracted for here totals 317,308. the people with .whom the politicians ' Before the program i must draL completed m here mor The mothers and dads of the hraviv Tanks; than half a million acre of Designing rtah chaps who tonight tnare in Picardy .2 are In, yellow pin foreef will htye been laid Flanders Lorraine and Italy of the In getting out the design for a mov- no mood to see the President bare. of coterie a United assaulted - ThisbyJs one ef the. f crossing No nvious tjtste The shipbuilding program, brought able fort capable politician vote reasons will and its Mans way big why thv Land, pushing prosperity to thi little town, whose Msvi and Welling who ha vs, shell-ter- n ter been unswervinrlv loval to th govern-- ; population has nearly doubled since j c'0 trenches and - 2 America entered the war. Fifteen rain CoL Swlnton. th. inventor of the msnt and the PresldenL realized that some substitute for REGISTER TIES DAY. ontsh ago the Industry was little tank,wheels of an ordinary vehicle was known or understood here. One or two necessary. The armored car was tied If 'any loyal Utahn wafits to know-wh- y he should vote for Uongressmen Ismail yard, located along the banks to the roads the armored fort must Maya and Welting, let him read i of the aluggiah Bablne river, were de- -, be independent ot tbe roads and cap-- I harrangue of W. H voted to repair work on tugs and able ot striking out across country of the National Republican 3 Because its towards j objective. Committee. small launches straight I 2 Then came the call for a bridge I ot lu huge weight of 80 tons from TUESDAY. REGISTER for the Atlantic." Almost over night five to eight Ume, that of tha armored of One the g conspicuous charactering .the river banks sprang into life. Tho cat. It must have a broad bearing of the campaign that is being con- of axes reverberated through the Idee, and obtain a firm grip upon the tics ducted by thd politicians In control of forest nearby. Th hum of industry ground. Republican party U that every ad I banished the festive there was ready the ertiaement is addressed to "Republic- alligator from his 1 hand opportunely, In the American farm tractor, ana skele-- l Old haunts and th steei-rthbWe have a feeling: that we are ton of ships began rising almost' in the, with its endless caterpillar belL an trespassing every time we squint at -' ideal device to meet the j midst of a wilderness. conditions one In There should be more Americantheir appeals. Surely such out- - . ism Th shipyards now employ approxi- - and it was made the foundation upon, ! bursts the as to Fight, 'Republicans or and Who Dares Call These Men Kaiser Smately 7,006 men who draw wages to- - which the tank waa built up. bul-against machine-gu- n wont get anywhere with barij tailing 8228,000 weekly. Notwith-- - protection the the the let. engine, sta riding more than a thousand homes controls, guns headed Utahns Re on has railedeith-e-the Bnd crew were the nominees such a term, enclosed i j have In eleven Republican built entirely been months, Inch steel plate of epeeial directly or tnferentlally unless It be .workmen atlll are forced to live In fm- - with. the propagandist political Republican was while Quality, which Impervious to rifle, themselves Are wo to believe that provised shanties and teftts they machine-gu- n and shrapnel fire, and are under'-t- e housing facilities are being Increased could psychology of operating a take .with all possible speed glancing .blow from the a Bonthern colored man, who had stolen I The National Shipbuilding com- lighter field artillery of the enemy a White Minorra hen. and who. without having been accused at alt. cried by a Knight-Bi- pany of Texas ha launched six ships. They were driven chickWho dares say 1 stole haa eight on the way aid contract lent motor of 105 horsepower. A novel ouL T" en wa feature cater-uae the th of carrying for eighteen more, all for government 1PHlar Register Tuesday. belt entirely around the tank except two of those already In Minnesota, th Democrats have launched which went to the British i To enable the tank to climb out of nominated no candidate for tbe U 8 hole, th forward face was car- Cunard line The Southern Dry Dock;heIl j Sra! ttaubnc.nran'ddaT. Shipbuilding company .baa launched angle, approximating the natural slope tor Nelson one ship, has five on the ways and the few Republic-contrac- ts for five more, ail for gov-- 1 enablednell hole;beltan arrangement whRh an whose vision and patriotism have to get a good grip1 been broad enough to stand by and give the ernment account; the International on the solL sufficient to lift tbe tank earnest and honest support to ths AdShipbuilding company ha launched over waa the mad long enough ministration, Can you Imagine tbe Recontop. it eighL ha ten on the way and In Utah doing such a thing? more, all for to span an ordinary trench: and In publicans tract for thirty-eigBattle of the Somme, when they REGISTER TUESDAY. the. Italian government: and Ed. th In yesterdays press, was an anWeaver A Sona ha built one and haa first made their appearance, Iheyroot that the only crowed th tranche with ease, nouncement to th effect ohe on the ways. when Reiser and th Prussian war lords were but encountered tho la barbed they building The National yard to President Wilpositively opposed new type of vessel of 4,840 tons each. wire, they Ironed It out and flattened son On another page we peace-terso completely that the infanr Th first two of these ships, which It down that Republican politiwere Able to pass through freely. observe are opposed to the , cal propagandist are clamed by authorities aa among tryAmerican Review of Reviews. President and hi terms. Ail th rest th Innovations ft the war. are now of the world Is agreed that they repre,on thelrmaiden voyage. Approximate. sent an unassailable foundation for a ton larger than ,ly 1,508 dead weight"the world peace. Will these proRg- just new ship a Ferri type vessel, Teddy down explain gandists from feet of mean by this? nearly 608,008 fewer what they It steel bolt. timber to build and fewer REGISTER TUESDAY, was designed by A-- A, Daugharty. For Infant end Children The leader ef the Republican party of an engineer who at now openly declarea that if hia party refinery the war waa building an oil come Intp power, they will repudiate here. Hla employer were In need of all of the famous fourteen points laid to transport crude oil from Always beam down by President Wilson ' tankers tbe These fourteen points had been be . Mexico, and Daugharty designed a beam Sgsatuis of cepted by France, 'Belgium. England tanker 318 feet long, with and degreat European DemoItaly aatha and 26 feet depth of hold. Hia a just basis tor ths world s cracies sign waa radically different from tbe world applauds the The entire peace common type having the hollers and President for hia great foresight and hia and propelIn the in the points stern, and wisdom recognise engines laid down by him the real solution, of ler drive shaft was only 1 feet, as 118 now in the feet troubl th bringing death and againste a drive shaftA offor sorrow to practically every nation or vessel. peak tank Ferris-typthe global . th weight Th emergency balance But riht white our army and Uia 'fleet corporation official were im' which the of with countries armies and are associated, are delivering a crush-- . pressed with the Daugharty idea contract for a in atrike t the Hun, the leader of, awarded .the company . of the vessel the Republican party, insists rhat twenty-si- x program now accepted by aU tbev Workmen at the National , yards eWorld, should be thrown owtf record of setting uf claim a world action A child can see Lhal such e frames for Daugh th seventy-ninwould repudiate not only toe hour and arty ship No. 242 in thirtyhave United before. States the but also denC chalminute and thirty-fiv- e all the woridT record. Jiecaus of Lhis avowed hostility, yard to equal the lenged othercoast I A Pacific the held company view of the elections now pendlnu.-PresideWilson has issued an appeal hours foi j previous record of forty-foto every American citizen, of a ship.framing tbe following Is part,, f One of the greatest problem cont need not tell you, my fellow conn- here fronting directors of the shipyard that I aih asking your support-no- t trymen. German haa been protection against for my own sake, nor for the sakr torch the day, df a political party, but for the sake Tr. agents. On Independence i the nation Itself, in order that it cn4-I waa put to the shipyard of the an era! Maritime by unity of purpose may be evidentcorporation' Orange tlm-In world. the to ordinary al enemy agenL resulting in the yard n be endured with-lodivided counsels and three vessel being destroyed. Now to thw country, but-- 1 hurt permanent of foot every eoMlera arrard patrol tw; these are not ordinary times. If to-Have you , overlooked ' vary yard, while agents of th Dethese critical days. It Is your wish round up all I minds. undivided me with in sustain partment of Juatie , sending your pledge In a o way. that you will aay suspicious characters. payment to American Red' beg which It will not be poaaihie to misunderstand, either here at home aidor Cross? among ear associate op the other of the sea, 1 aqbmit my dlticulile You will help iis in our .and my hope to you." now Is the time Americans. Clinch prompt accounting to Nafor you to ttahd by the United Ptate tional Headquarters by ' and it Frewdent with your balRt support the Th President mska yoix-tsending remittance today. and him men who have supported task- - J" his tremendous SECOND WAR FUND.; ' lightened Mw Of AH Publishers men Congressmen these at rUiah and Welling. He ask that V FOr Every Branch of the Service, C. W. Nibley, Chairman. . not for his sake or for Bny f,olJ'lncJl Containing all the latest chaugea. ; patty, but for the welfare of tbf Henry- - N. Byrne, v. BEAD FOR LUST. tr Vice Chairman. . Ieonle of Utah In this cpincal hour, r, not' President 1bnot merited our sub Mail remittance to ,' support? Has he administration Ji David Larson, Secretary. port by hi masterly REGtaTFK TIEVDAY. (Political Advertisement, j 28,-Bi- xteen I t.Ston.anH'i f'1 lUueWm fn ppY the t an sur-Irin- 4 ite" 1- -0 The 0!son & GreirCo.'s Stock, 10 E. Second South Men's Shop Moved to 256 S. State Street Wade's Bankrupt Store'' J , e s f v dt I SALE MOW 0M5 Vv v r S discontinue until everything is sold. You will find many lines less than raanu facturers cost : Note a (ew of the many prices to choose from: John B. Stetson Hats, $600 vaues, $3.45' Tbc wholesale cost on these Hats today is $51.00 per dozen. TIES &00 ARROW 49c SHIRTS e Bijr Lot of 2Sg.s- - values to $1.75. 10.00 .Orier at $1.25 at SILK SHIRTS Cos stock, gJOMuxsixo gioy suns, 98c Olson & $6.95 J2.89 suit . .. . Values to $1.00 at 7, nice. ' , ed JV Male WPE OF VESSEL . i ai II Peace NolMrged I Art, f noml, -- , OF MENS HIGH GRADE sm-a- nanfi ioS" There's Old Baldy, for Instance., I guess he's the grandfather of all the trench rate tn France and hes always around to welcome you hack. When 1 saw him running up and down last eight h looked just a. little worn and tired like he thought the war was never going to end. Then of course I mrb OMI admin-tetratio- Hay.-chairm- htdt-fb- s !to 1 ed rhw tH ra '4 r I wriiimW 7 i & y Experienced Sales Ladles Wanted faa(, u On 3 . this, ant'' afraid to start anything' Then we d shake hands and the man wa were relieving would whisper. "Good luck, old man, then he d crawl down and start on back through the trench. Then ou d stand there and look out ilto No Mane land and commence to see apd har things right away Pretty near every time you go beck in the trenekee after gone a few weeks you got to get being used to them You can see more strange again. things up there and hear more queer nde 4 new noisee than anywhere else in the World I guess IJut after a few hours you meet some of your old STSiM!!, a since George Washington barked that famotis cherry tree and' then soihe there has been a very definite that America uifaervtand'ng xbosld keep from "entangling aUi- with Europeah powers There' forbt we are associated with the si- ties in this trertvendovs struggle for civilization and humanity The very manner in which President Xtllsoa has handled our connect ion With our European frtendf is almost entirely responsible for vtlie present splendid gtatUM s neb the United States of America pow enjoys. This is an additional reason why Congressmen Mays and Welling should be returned to Washington for another term REGISTER TIESD4Y. The Jatk$eare cartoohs which seakf n to embarrass the present .etate are marked "political advert tiscments yet the sponsors ot them TRENCI4 I sre so thoroughly ashamed of thorn FAT IM that they studmustv avoid adding their knows thst VRKMCE syrnklgr Everybody this is in direct violation of the Cor" I rupt Practice Which Act k theres the cm, ties stipulates "You know tbeas birds been grow- -' tlu,t M advertisements should bear the. thelr. sponoora. We know that Ing a lot slneo ws been gone, bandy to me early this Splits . whispered .t:!ned to dth this stuff, morning, trying to scratch four dif- - asstims fervm places at tha Marne time. Ga'M rospmsihUity , for It There the French fail's kind agreed with would be someihing manly about that.. . But say, this is the them. REGISTER TIEiUtl. I d rather he tfe anyway, sin t she Ka When you elane at the name o' here tr'eru hen v here thv Up the for Judge, music us than way ta k behind where the Democratic nominee you never hear nothing This is where nf the Supreme Court, you are inthe war Is eon. It Is the lif, ain't it stantly impressed with the fact that 8 R. they are experienced jurists DannyT alcnUn OuMon and A J. And9 for once I had to agree with Thurman Weber In have a bee known tha' long Saody. legal fraternity a men of comprehenrsive tra'nlng, vlalon, and experience, fact- - are vital and should not The Regrets Wilson ho over. looked by Vpi Policy REGISTER TCESD AT. Don you know, neighbor, that for NEW YORK. OcL Regret that the tlast live six of years, of President Wilson was not encouraged the brainiest - Re- Hanna sine bepublican politicians by Germany in hla policy ol peace ffle-aa- Hut s let . rcav Lvh tit wki well-know- s." kaplr ITS.in Wk com trenches last night after being out throe or four honest It seemed and bau-almost like home again. Our bsttilun getting relieved the First feaitilun and It Mi just about midnight when we marched down the ommiLnicdng d treanch single each ot us took our poses and climbed up oa the firing the Buddie who had step alongside been doing hi ten dayi and via going ba k to rest now Howa tricks? Anything 4oingTk ad ask in a low whisper And pretty sure he d answer back: Nawv quiet as a Sunday School everything picnic. Them Dutchmen is an iodlgsatlon Is Increasing the tact that the military utun-- g tai bees so long concealed or mfg presented k m reslgnstlon of Gen. Laden-- S. Gcrnsny loses whst often has here (escribed as military lilt Europe f The resignation tot. Laden dorff fi UdMidworff ofsprang Over' wnisy 2' Oct. JrRXB, C E1X w was'-buil- 2 Fur The Deseret News by Frasier 4 c The of Republican Forty whom we now know discovered the iliver of Doubt asks President Wilson why he continually speaks of the loii-e- d States as being associated wile the Akiias and not as one of the Allies them ve. Why an ordinary .piece ofv I aK y caig answer that query. The . lb quisite. 1rel l7 IN FRANCE i V A Column, For Everybody leader the PRIVATE .DANNY. preparation in a delightful toilet re- here for tha it is not Intended for the training at tha port and camp, for Then a west hut cure, mitigation or prevention of dis- aervise overseas. ease. Advertisement. t of Columthe Knights by 28. DEXVEB, Cold.. OcL Light bus and It will 'be a permanent addisleet and ' high Winds near Stafford, tion to the fort structure, the K. C Ksn, and a heavy a feet and snowstorm E between Grand Islamf and Omaha, hut was dedicated by Bishop A. J. the Neb., today caused the deradralization Shuler, bishop of El Paso, and Gen. dedication was attended by Brig. of telegraph and telephone service behia staff. Jamea J Northbrook and tween Denver and the east, which beThe hut ts arranged so ft may be morning for gan last Friday to continue,. At 1 Sunday uaed as a chapel will o'clock this afternpon officials of the mass, this being the only Ume Itplace-At OcL 28. British troop, bo used aa a Sectarian meeting American Telephone and f Telegraph ,tn "LONDON, will be Austro-Italitheir offensive on the all other Uroea the hut eompany reported the Wires were bo- uniform. In front op to tart night bad open to everyone ing restored rapid lx and hope were captured more than 8.808 priaonera, held out for complete restoration be- - acoordin to an official statement fa. uJJm Club in Alaska. sued today by the war office. The Brit. , (v. ( ish 29 guns, including also captured Government wire, that were wort- - ,X -- lnch howitxers. Juneau JtTNEAlf, Alaska, OcL ing were routed from Denver to El women, have and men both patriot to Clovla Paso, Texas, and Ronrell, Thanfu Japan for Aid. formed what is believed to be the Texico, New Mexico, and thence to first "Unconditional Surrender club Dallas, Texas. These line, were the TOKIO, OcL 18 A special tniuion club was launched by only wire, working steadily with the representing the Czecho-Slova- k troops In Alaska. The and it la hoped to east. All preee wire were getting In Bitr-ri- a has arrived in Japan to ex- the labor element ot a similar movebe the forerunner limited service from the telephone press thanks to the Japanese governthe territory, ment throughout tor ment company. sending military assistance. nRift 1318 KIKUZO OTANI Youthfulnees.- - It pas brought .. v Sending of about tha retirement of Chancellor hito Russia lo von Bethmann-HoUne- g, and he Has been responsible for cjeicW1 illt j reputed to have hef all all(J gtl1. to the chancelloradopted tha appointment iri resolutions rrd in ship of Utchaelia and Von Hertling, b M of whom were described as stopboth .sht ' called by the gap. Thy general rule as first quartermaster general has amounted to League ttmatraUe almoet military dictatorship, . en Lodendorff Was reported to jaftKS- named a commit-- , Hw have been the originator of the plan wrnuthesof of the German offensive of The v plan called for offensive operations AUi-- n. which front western would on the ,ulift split and vic FederaWon.nd the the British and French armies on compel the Allies to beg for peace M Tindahst lesae. to call to him before thek strength of the Americonvention. can army could be available to any 'fSnskJ by the Charl-- s Edward extent. It was planngd that If te great the of iSTJSSSSd member the offensive failed, then Germany mission to Kui would resort to a diplomatic cam- SrdrA chairman of the socialist-- 1 jn order to secure. peace. succeeds H j j sho'eabled . from Italy j to continue unable be Lflisould ,11 litfKs. owing to the. pressing it ss Tei to Dxrfcta Hxar - 2S Grza&a'Usefi , Boe of Germany. Ludendorff a ho , ' ' ta, at great headquar ns GEN- OCTOBER p-W- Cotton Rihhed ) - Suit fff groceries X rnFKB-T-ry i fwn',l,bU)r fARitor hF--r. mre- -' rn j N SHITS, suit $1J5 values, Ladies SILK nOSE, per pair up. 98c N 59c each --7- Mens SOFT WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS... Three for 25c. 5c 10c ail welt; button and lace: solid shoe made beor th, war V SUe 8, SH. 8, . Vi7 ...... , MUSSES' AND 88 LADIES SAMPLE COATS Right to the minute In stvle at a saving from wof ht -- H-- - S10.C0 to $20.00 HEAVY MENS HEAVY BLUE OVERALLS. Fart dye. Coat to match $1.89 FLANNEL SHIRTS, - 1900 choose frffm at & saving 50 of MENS ftl Y u to I RED ffce-pea- nt I CROSS NOTICE w; . T x9 In Use For Over 30 Years I 1. 888 pair MENS STRONG WORK KHOESiall alxea In this big loL While they last to $808. 1 ur SFE 10UR PRICES FIRST ON SHOES 808 pairs MENS SHOES; Value ' CASTdRIA Come Save big monev on MissMens and Boys CAPS, and Childrens SWEATERS. 98c es $2.00 values . .J. i7 7. Mens WORK PANTS, J a Mens Tiffer and Champion Hats, pair CLOTH HATS, all late styles, $3.50 89c $2.89 Mens each ; . . . to $4.00 values ' $5.00 SWEATSample line Childrens Winter Mens : COATS r HATS, values to $r.00, ' 39c ER Sammie TAN JERSEY SLIP-Oeach without sleeves, er It Some sizes are sold out. Mens WORK SOX, white, Osp Ladies; WHITE HOSE, two pair for black and blue; twoor Ladies-UNIO- v IHLbrawfrs at Arrow Collars, seLing 25cieach, we closq out two fori . ,v Ij t to to 7 Tbere Is a Rea; sea Why Scae Conpelllcrs DsaI Like Us MILITARY BOOKS a f. i I o i I DESERET HEWS BOOK STORE J .1. v I I 5 |