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Show I RAISING THE. CENTER SPAN OF THE GREAT QUEBEC BRIDGE Ills DliUlillll 1111 FLANDERS It isnt necessary to know any other, jewelry store. The mark of PARK is a CRUSADE OPENED Q FOR LI guarantee. RECRUITING NATION WITH MONEY GROUND FOR WHICH TO CARRY ON WAR. ENTIRE .TEUTONS IN VERDUN ZONE ARE DEFEATED IN FURIOUS ONSLAUGHTS, LOSSES HEAVY. BOYD PARK MAKERS OF JEWELRY s y .. ' 1 1 ? i f i Is Five Billion j WO MAM STRUT Dollars and Ten Million SubicrTbeFntfi rfJcareffietsta Impcrial Throne on Both Bank of Meuse Fall tp Dent French Lines.' Italians Still Advancing. to Reach During Next Hope PS2S BARGAINS 1 Four Weeks. slnT VO Daidon. Again the Germans have tiguTn-d i vot ed violent attack the IlrltHi triads In their newiv- itn rhinltx f the ro;nl and the 1'nljgnii wood. Two onslaughts were made on Monday, three hours apart. find loth me with huge effeethex moving In formation. Everywhere the attnrks poi-Tlonvi- -- eejM-rut- n pre-Meni- o were repulsed with heavy niHunltles, except pjnidte the southeast turner of the Polygon wood, where two Itrlt-sadvanced jxsts were ruptured. Onp year after the fatal nrtldent at the lllg Quebec bridge another attempt to raise Into place the center span that Along hoth Bides of the Meuse river wus made, and it was successful. The span Is 122 feet above the Mt. Lawrence river. It is 640 feet long and was fell In the Verdun sector the French nnd down the river to the bridge site on pontoons. It was suspended from the opposite ends of Hie bridge by brought tierumns are entrained In another terand ml sod Into place by powerful jacks. thains German Twice the rific duel. Ilium lied infantry attacks In an effort to capture positions, hut on hoth occasions they were xropjted short by FRENCH MACHINE GUNNERS ADVANCING UNDER FIRE the French lire. . In the Austro-Itnflntheatre the Austrians have delivered several heavy (ounter-attuek- s against the newly-woMslthm of the Italians on the Bain-izr.plateau, but everywhere ha vf j. Hs"' met with complete repulse. V v ' ' A' on the V . Huslans, through Again v4 , 'it In the Riga region, hove forced A s 5, the tlernmns to give ground, P ' for it depth from 800 to 1000 yards Ituss!an airmen to the south have v y-dropped large quantities of explosives rj c; V. Kovel. on enemy camps situated near On the other fronts there Is llllle nethlty except lu the nature of artll-ler- j V duels. ve ' r ' V A Mroughold bat been obtained by If : S' the liiilish on Bagdad- - through the V rcapture from the Turks of the main 4 ; ; ft : Ottoman ssltlou lu the region of fsff r 4 o, 'v r h n n u f ? nt-tai- J k ; this-lim- e s iv.. v:' J? -- Remndie." ' .7u T,w 7:; XV-- ' T;7 WZ',r vt ftx j:; - 5' - vv . v , ( X, REGULATING COAL INDUSTRY. .ir V' t W , Retailers Margin Limited at Result of Action of Fuel Administration. A. (Jarfield, federal Washington,-!- !. fuel administrator, tmk Ihm Important steps lu the regulation of th coal Industry on September NO. The margin allow ed retail dealers Is A remnrUa! le picture taken In the Vosges mountains showing how the French machine gunners advance with tentatively set at fUk per cent above their Si In 101 weapons, under tire, to take up new positions. In maintained the margin they no case will this margin ibV difference between the cost of coal to the COUNTESS OF ESSEX dealer at his yard ami the price lie MEN OF RAINBOW DIVISION GET BIBLES charges the public be greater than the margin of this July. The pi lee of anthracite pea conj'nt Ue Fennsyhsnla Is cut (JO cents a r ton. V ?S A The classification of coal from the small far western fields and the .4 Va-- ' prices permitted are announced for x $1 from the first time. Thy range ton for Wyoming coal to ?l..r0 fo : that from (he stale of Washington. Tr.X-c- A (S A C) a-t WIRELESS RECORDS BROKEN. W Messages Transmitted Between Hawaii and Sayvllle, N. J. Washington. The new naval wire less station at Pearl harbor, Hawaii the most siwerful In (he world was opened September 21) with a new woihla record for long distance truns-mfssU- n Messages exchanged between n rv I .i lels and the naval coni- mandaut at Pearl harbor were transmitter betweeu Hawaii and KayvIHe, L. A, approximately fftXX) miles, withminutes. in thirty-thre- e Kec-ret- , LA FOLLETTE CRITICISED. Five Petitions Demand His Expulsion From the Senate. Washington. Senator Itohdrt Marlon lm Follette of Wisconsin on Saturday found bitter public sentiment against him cry stalllwxl "into demanding his expulsion from the senate of the Fnlted States. One came from the Minnesota eom- of public s.ifely, two came from Wnshtngdrnr and tt fxoiHb camt- -f fnm New York, The fifth mine from in Follette own. home state. five-petition- s Tiiis-;k- u i Obregon in San Francisco. General Ah am San Francisco. Mexican former secretary of Obregon, war. was here Monday, en mute to He said his visit was Washington. for merely pleasure and to, undergo treatment for Ms rlght arm, widen was partly shot away several years ago in battle. Kelly, to Have Second Trial. Rev. la. The Red Oak. I.yn George J. Kelly, whose trial on u charge of complicity In the VHlisea ax murders Recent photograph of Iho beautiful countess of Kssex. who, befom iier marriage to the earl In 181)3, was Miss Adele Grant of Isevv York, daughter of Reach Grant. Market ftfr Old Copper. France Is now in the market as a purchaser of copper at home, In the shape of utensils. Just as other countries have been for a long time. For the present I lie government Is seeking prinelpatlv chi copper "alembics, or liquor atllls, of an almost obsolete pat- ri,;.,r lha nre foUnd Jn indue regions. although it purchases any copper object offered for sale. Since copper stills cannot readily be shifted from point to point by llielr owners, the government has organized a series of collection parties, each under command of an officer, which are touring several of the departments and picking up such copper as Is offered for sale. The government offers 4 franco (SO cents) per kilogram. The half dozen departments where the collection tours are taking place have-hH4iot iffed of the exact day when hour the collectors may he apd expected to arrive. In all 177 towns U Xix departments are being visited, tnaintal ns Draft Objectors Indicted Muskogee, Okla. Two hundred nnd twenty alleged draft registers and conspirators were indicted by the grand jury which adjourned Saturday night at MfcAIe&ter, instead of 120 as first reported. I ( kN XLV ft N i A f s 1 v vV . S 4 y X- - x ir ' ran amt - ... vT - . "J 5SJ-. 1 : v. e.; X & vV ' 4 1 -- 5 v . x I yN al GERMANS ATTACK LONDON. Four Groups of Hostile Airplanes Bombard Southwestern District. I.ondon. The strongest air attack yet attempted on London was carried nut Monday night by four groups of IN USED to tkOO. CoBditiom-c- tit Vi me foi Ho. t'ed Cr Dm.. R.ndall-Dod- CARS ln, , OldrmvS cjr.-Ba.c- ki, CairiMttj fiiu Cl lermt It waa'.j br tiM teuM and (tki Aoto d MEN AND WOMEN Now 1. it,, time to leimOie trde B,e to ber, zrevtUemaai. Sp-f- l.i Bow op. i, for , days. Only ibort time rctuireli. Tool furoiohed and commiseioa p ud wh!H learo-tn- . O.U or wnte Moler Itiber School, 13 Cony Berclal fit.. Salt Lake City. Ctxh. lsTr rf, DRUG STORES USE MANY EGGS Furnish Medium Through Which Pout, tryman Can Dispose of Produce and Obtain Valuable Adver- tising. The farmer Is missing a market for his eggs by overlooking the drug store, says the Farm and Fireside. "The drug store represents a splendid chance to work tip a direct to the consumer trade. One New England poultryman started supplying the leading drug store In a dty of 20,000. His farm, carrying several hundred layers, was In an adjoining town on a car line. He produced Infertile eggs. Through the. publicity the drug store gave him, opportunities by the score came to him to sell direct Now a large portion of his production the year round Is sold at retail prices. Numerous customers come to his farm to buy eggs for Invalids. In the spring he does a large business In eggs by the case for obtaining for his Infertile eggs a premium of 3 to 5 cents a dozen. Institutions are good customers. He caters to this trade, believing there Is going to be a tremendous Increase In the use of waterglass. A drug store is one of the best customers a poultry keeper can have, declared this man. Besides yielding an additional profit this trade makes a reputation for you quicker than u large amount of paid advertiwater--glassin- self-inspire- d sing." INDIANS USE . A GRABHOOK Have Unique Outfit Which They Use in Fishing for Salmon Poles Are Twenty'Feet Long. The Indians fish for salmon with a a large iron hook fastened to .a pole by a loose cord three or four feet long. A hole at the blunt end of the hook that slips over the tip of the pole keeps it in place until the fish Is hooked. Then the hook is pulled off the pole and the cord give the fisherman a chance. to play his fish If necessary before dragging it ashore, says the Southern Workman. The hooks are made by the blacksmith, but the poles, about 20 feet in length, the Indians make themselves of red fir. Taking a rough, piece of dry wood of the required length, they patiently work at It with .dravvshave and knife until It is the right size and tapering to suit the workman. Then it is usually hardened in the coals before putting on the cord, which they braid themselves. If . a pole ,hfeaks, as. often hap- pens, the broken parts are lashed together with string, pitch is smeared "grab-hoo- k, hostile airplanes. Some of the machines got through .to London and bombarded the southwestern district A terrific barrage was sent up from the defense guns and the roar of battle lasted intermittently for two and a " half hours. coast The Germans bombed, the towns as they passed over and proceeded toward Iaondon. Two of the group succeeded in getting a number of machines through the sky barrage. NumerarebointJ3WTre dropped orr the southwestern district, which is thickly populated w Lth the homes Of the upper rubbed with and middle classes. The fire from the over and melted by being the pole as makes a which hot stone, defending guns was longer and loudei genIndians The os before. than ever before, A rain of shrapnel strong or from bank fish from the erally fell iu all sections of the town and the platforms built over the water. They street s" were virtually deserted. thrust the long pole out across the as far as they can and let the river to Oust Senators. Trying and into the Washington. Petitions from New current carry it down and a quick to chance York organizations asking expulsion bank, trusting feel one fish If to hook the Jerk they e from the senate of Senators La of Wisconsin, Gronna of North in the water. Dakota and Stone of Missouri were Chameleons in Hospitals. presented la the senate Monday by Smith would not have Sir Frederick Senator Wadsworth of New York and of versatility of "fabled the spoken referred without aetkm-t- a chameleon (as he did in the Field- the privileges and elections committee. In Inquiry) If be had lain on bis back Alexandria, In a military hospital Defense League "Roasts Senators. Watching New York. In an open letter to the writes an R. F. A. sergeant assumed of tint the actual variations governors nf the United States made Its projecthat strange animal and public here Sunday, the executive com- by Is one of tbs tion of its tongue long mittee of the American Defense Sodiversions of hospital life In Egypt-I-t ciety urged that steps . should be Is welcome In the wards because of taken at once to rid the United States flies. senate of those men who by their Its insatiable appetite for "accordance in assumes hues It The seditious utterances are giving aid and with the law of protective mimicry comfort to Germany era not often as vivid as The color Insulated, but the lizard makes a good Mitchell Will Make Race. t New York. Mayor John Purroy approach 'to most of the primaries-IMitchell, Democrat, defeated in the Re Is only beaten when the Highlander "bully publican primaries for renomination, puts it on, say, the Cameron (or reflection announced publicly from the steps of beef) tartan. After a little it takes pn. a more or lew neutral folo,, WcirFFwltoo.MAwl'y-ThSFh(i:-'VVOUTd -- with a bias to warmth. London CfOW n run itslhe candidate on an issue ' the-sen- ate -- fo-io- A - tele. Freighter-Sink- - s at An i ng Gurko Expelled From Russia. Petrograd. General Cujrko, former comm uoler on the southwestern front, ' Cooking. A has fuen expelled from Russia by way of thoe snilt loyal to hu coumrv Girls have their own Ideas about Russian soldier of the old niiool, hoxatu, of tl e ktter he cm king. Whats fun on a ehvffng dish and his ulutary daly. Is stitj- - U'.ng Kix jiff u(on too others of Ai whmtte Vui-wrote to the feiver emperor cxpre In the pet of running aw ,j wfun t !. Gyunans, by work on n stove. Lou'vr-- ' Pourier-Jt'M-is Intrigue, - ho! fuu'-ef- ' d. mcntlization among the tr t x, irg his h ill tv. o, ht ! d, trans-continent- nei nhi fxtttn. g df straight Americanism. V A Sura Way. What Is a good way to get rid of j angle worms in a garden? The best way I know is to plan a trip. There wont he a worm; there when you go to look for them. j n oiH-nln- J Fol-lett- LOYAL RUSSIAN TRYING TO STOP COWARDS obFeHHHc-b.cadquu- r- ters at 2 Avenue de Saxe, where utensils and objects of all kinds made of red copper may be turned in at 4 francs the klhx " Tlie spiritual as well as the thyvCaL welfare of the men of the famous Rainbow divhiou of Guardsmen, training fur service lu Kurope at Camp Mills, Mtneoia, L. L, la being hnikcil after. The New York Bible society recently distributed a great number of service Bibles to the men of the division. The picture showsTnen of the One Hundred and Seventeenth regiment receiving their Bibles. n Ir1s--ft-fjfrt-o-f time. The second Uberty Washington. 1. for campaign opened October four weeks the entire nation will be a with leeruitfng ground for money obtain To arnr. the wWlf to c rr on in Milmcilptlons. the S3.tiJ,tnX),iKXJ miiiiiiiuni set by treasury officials for A gigantic machine of many the parts has been set in motion of the campaign. with the thfin the first cent greater per Fifty Liberty loan, the present offering Is the largest the American people ever have been cal 1ml uon to absorb. Five billion dollars and ten million subscribers tlAt Is the goal which officials hope to regcli during the next four weeks. The services of virtually every Industry of the nation have been enlisted. Hundreds of thousands of Individuals, firms and consirutlons will unite in giving all or a part of their time In carrying the work forward. Secretary McAdoo opened the campaign formally with a speech luTleve-lanO.; and is now on a tour which will take him Into virtually eXery section of the country and keep him on the road till October 2.1, the day before the subscription books close. More than 2G,000 banks working under the guidance of the twelve federal reserVvbnnks, regional headquarters for the loan, will be the treasurys first lieutenants. The entire press of the country dally newspapers, weekly and monthly jnngnzlnes, trade papers, foreign language publications and farm papers vv hlch eontrobuted so largely to the success of the first Issue, will vv ork for the success of the second. 'Chambers of commerce, boards of trade, manufacturers associations and kindred organizations have pledged their active and uustinted efforts In the campaign. Patriotic societies by the score have been enlisted, as well ns school children, church and school organizations, labor unions fraternal societies. Boy scouts, veterans of the last campaign, are planning a drive for the second loan. Women's organizations from coast to coast have been marshaled under the leadership of a central womens Liberty loan committee, headed by Airs. W. G. McAdoo, and tens of thousands of local committees of both men and women will aid In the chief towns and cities. lx? in I SAIT IAXL CITY Atlantic iort. The sinking of a large German submarine In a battle with a British freight steamship was reported on the arrival of the steamship here Sunday. 1h battle occurred l.d miles off ilia preiu h coast. Tampered With Machinery. Atlantic Port. An attempt to wnsk the machinery of a XnUed S- tWas ULsuweied Sun iliv v4 ti t; enghua of the An -- I ' ikh !i e s'- td - b.vn nnd nid tot t r.or: , i a-- . . Her Life Mission. Even if you are tae wishers sorieY Well the president of t ner Husband dont see you doing much to make ers happy. . Mrs. Fonderosa Much you kr.ow Every time I walk out on the stree R make lots of women happy to tl ' theyre not as fat as Lam. His Wish. "Mis .wife is so. angry with Limsdays. two hadnt spoken to him for w Gee I w idt I could make my as mad as that." - ? |