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Show EVENING as.. DESERET 0 'SiTMOiGUI Kj: Your Absent , ran Hospital Nurses xviM.rr'a REPLIES 15 1919- - H Hohenzollern T; Strenuous Course x NEWS THURSDAY MAY liiCOUiy Graduated After WILL BE INFLUENTIAL Relative - -- BY WALT J1ASON (FOR THE DESERET NEWS) LIBEL SUITED TRUTH, OR many year old Kaiser BUI accomplished fin thing for hi wo roust admit, already still, that aa a hustler he was great. He helped the state in every wavby fair and unfair means; and ( the NEWS. It inD be a Will enjoy e wd-com- message from home. . Qnly $2.00 A Hear 7 represented by delegates, according to Baldwin Robertson, local attorney, who was captain of a trench mortar company With the famous Ninety-firdivision and one of the Utah delegates. Resolutions favoring action against tlse Bolshevik! and the I. W. W. were introduced at the convention. A motion that the government he asked to pay to alt disgve six months full charged soldiers was quickly killed, according to Mr. Robertson. The tit. Louis convention created a headtemporary organisation which la Trim ed by Col. H. 0. Undsley of Plane were mapped out for the permanent organization meeting, which Is tn November at Minneapoto be Held - and your friend will be pleas-anti- y reminded ot yoor thoagbtfnlness on hundred and four timcSi a year. Issoed eadi'Hooday and : Thursday. st " t p f - . ' ! 7 1 THE XEWS Seventeen nurses will be graduated from the Dr. W. H. Groves L. D. 8. hospital training school on June 0. The graduating exercises will be held under the direction of the board of trustees In the Assembly hail on that date beginning at 0.30 o'clock. A reception anJ dancing will fallow at the Odeon. The young women who will receive diploma are Alois Roberta, Kammerer. Wyo.: tieuls Ashby. Bountiful. Utah; Vllate Caldwell, tts Johns, Dtah; Iieah Barnett. American Fork. FUh; Kylrla X. Anderson. Riackfoot, Idaho: Louie Artlne Peck. Core. Oregon; Mary Thatcher. Biarkfoot. Idaho; M aril la. hand berg. Rti George, I'tah; Lucy Tooth, Manti, Utah: Rhea Kerr Fro vo, Utah: Maria Johnson. Bprlng-ritlUtah;' Ndola Amiltstead, proto. Utah; Roxana Farnsworth, Richfield. Utah; Fannie Hannon, Sail Lake City. Utah; Pearl Blackburn. Lop, Utah; Clara Wail. Lyman. Wyo.; and ireen Knowlton. Fait Lake City, Utah. . Mtse Churlotte E. Dancy is head of the training school. The hospitals and training classes have probably this year paused through one of the most strenuous term experienced in the volun-te- er le history of the country.--Whicurve by-- tbd hundreds were pressed into nursing ranks and military training schools tor wvf perries, th Uoapttal training ntlrsea havs been The convention of returned soldiers held In St. Louis last week for the purpose of creating a national organization of war veterans to he known as the American Legion was the first movement In the building of en organization which will bo the most Influential factor In American life during the nezt 50 years, according to Flab delegates - who are back from the content ion. Every state in the Ptrloss wa well SEMURZIBK-L- Y ON THE TRAINS. e, lBo Dmtrfl Xw ti M Sato KrcryTYain That leases 3 p. to. lis ' Lake Psdy Afire 3 In the meantime, according te loBtfimtMl to Inform the News Office. cal delegates, Kite and local posts as. branches of the national organization wfl be formed, this work to be start- patriotically rushing their courses to y do war front work If ed at once. A Utah state convention. bo realty tosoon as as their fun courses It is said, will probably be held tn Fait conwere this with Along completedLake during conference week, next of Brig. Gen. dition each local hospitalin was listed month. A meeting the eurgeoa general order that r Richard W. Toting, state chairman, with JL WtcrTI-bmight In case of on. and. tim.titab.detewxte to the. Ft, Louis these Institution T BwelL Carbon count, he. Died be turned over tor military WITT be hold' within the Gordon convention, from of water, U aacood feet next few day when the details will be ssa. The influenza epidemic rilled the week, to be need ta irrigating local Institutions to almost more than definitely settled. capacity and kept the crops ot train- DtaK men wh 0 hltrhcet pitch of UP to InfronT the service will be returned A. Hooper, local mpresenttoivs of the vlted to attend the state convention activfcy. Wuh the nurses of other Institutions to aid in the organization of the Utah those National Wool Warebouee L. D. 8. hospital have at lout today, locking branch hut later when the various lo- shared ofIn the company, this strsnuous year and are over the wool situation. cal poets have been organized they nonr ready to receive a big share ot Cootrowe will eteet delegate to the state Tb' Attend Sfy-Fir- 4 congratulation In carrying on their ha Line. Short regular course of work In spite of war J. c. Clark. Oregon ri upheavals. Only two of the graduates gone to Chicago to attend a safety-flr- de- Tender Tributes Are f f come from Fait Lake but the majority meeting of repreemtatlveo of that of the young women are Utah girls. partment froth weatern lines. Louie Paid Morris N. O School Meeting Whitthv F.ozty-FoV. of U. Men Child, assistant superintendent of Funeral set rices for Louie Morris schools. will address the Parent-TeachLives in Service Gave Z p.m. in the were held at school Wednesday aaaociatlon of the Whittier ward ohapeL Bishop Friday night A epecial program ha Twenty-eightbeen arranged.- ; Wintaar McMillan presiding. ' The - An official list of University of Utah Uvea In the war - State Land A action Sato The elate opening prayer was offered by Elder men who gave their Bryson and the closing prayer has been completed by the committee land board ie preparing to bold an auc- John Elder Clifford. in charge, it contain 44 names, of tion eaJe at the court heue in Tooele, by Elder Frederick Beesley, 8r and which 2 were member of the S. A-the June 8. of 0.622 acred, of which 411 C- - while the William remainder were in Bishop Mciljilan, lifelong board's cruiser hae enumerated other branches of the service. May 0 acre aa agricultural land. has been set aside by the college to A. Johnim. j pay tribute to these men: Secretary Goes'of To Oonri "i-war local camp the Hooor RolL Bojle. eeeretary j community aerriee, left yewerday for attend will he where Francieno, Regular Departments' Bmrea;-Jh-ue " gjD a conference of war ramp community H, Wanship, Utah; Calder, Alton. J- -, 41 future policy of erecutlres regarding Vernal. Utah; Cltipman. James W., the- - serrlce. a American Foster, Fork; "'Raymond. ' j Soowa Hare Row Mr. and Mr. Le Green, Armestead. Fait Lake; Grant. JFred - Ruth. Nev.; Hinckley, StanI , I Rol C. Snow are recetring eongratuta-- ' tlene orer the arrival of a eon ford. Fall Lake: Johnson, Clarence, In Highhome their at Leroy, Layton. Hubert Henry, Larnight , son. Cleveland Salt Lake; Lewie, i land park. The newcomer Is a grand-- I Harold E., Salt Lake; McCann, Wason if the - late- TTerident Lorenso f' v alt lter R, PtlOW' Lakej Robipimn,. Lynn Spencer, Salt lake; Sandberg, Elmer Job To Build Two Rptr Track Fait Thomas. Frank W.j J.. Lake; Filigree, trustee for . Hooper Sugar Balt Lake; Van ' Pelt, Charles Sait company, waa granted permission by , lake. the public utilities commission to conS. A, T. C. Men Anderson, Darrel struct a single track spur across two American A., Burl Fork. Baker. Utah; J highways to connect the Rio Grande H-- . Helper; Bush. Herbert G., Salt f tracks with the plant of the Hooper Lake City; Duaon d. Thomas Wayna ? Sugar company now being formed. Murray; Hnmcal. Robert A, Phoenix Arts.; Gillen. Elmo A , Murray Utah; Ionian Expected May 25 May 25 . Hal verson, Frederick Worthington. V will be the approximate date on which ! state Th rteniao the Oakley, Idaho; Huffman, Wm., Lock-erbuniversity RuaselL A Utah; Ingersoll. book, will be ready for distribution American Fork; Jacobs. Wm. Luclea. , ame tig students. The Vtonian this Heber City; Jonea David L, Layton; page. year will contain about 15 Jo no Marvin Leiahman, Weltivirie; Ware la editor and Dewey M Blanchard Van Colt far art and cartoon editor. McKeflar, Angua R.. Skit. Lake; Kaughan. Frank, Fait Lake; Mass, Traeepnruaioa Companies Merge AFrank Thomas. Balt Lake; Merrill. JoLake Ducheenw end ;r4 'The seph Hyde. Balt Lake; Miller' Glen MISS LOUIE MORRIS. Bueheono Transportation companies Nelson. Roy Parkin, have consolidated, and begin under neighbors and friends of the deceased 8, Panguitch: OpdaJ. Samuel EL. Reno, the new regime next Monday. An of- and her family, spoke of the many Randolph. Orin A., Balt taka'; New.; fice will he opened tn this city, where worthy qualities of the departed sla- Ostler, Openshaw. Thos. W Ruesch. Abtickets may be purchased to any point ter. and especially her tender devo- ram, Maati: Bhaw.NephI: James. Ogden; tn the Uinta basin; and daily aerriee tion ta her parents and her Vernon W Delta; Waikln. B, bravery by auto win be furnished for resorts ud forbearance In a lifetime of afflic- Earnest. Salt Lake; Wtilkey. Basil r. In prove canyon. tion. she having had serious heart Phoenix Artx.; Wooley, Joseph trouble from childhood. R Grantariile; Tyler, J. E. To Attend Rond Meetings Ira The following numbers were furstate road engineer, end nished members of by the ward choir, member of the executive committee of the leadership of Elder Fred Yellowstone Branch ' Opens the American Association of State under Reese; Thou Sister, Wart Mild end aa well as of a spe- Lovely," She Wan Highway Officials, Beloved AIL" A mixed train will bFgln running cial committee designed to further and The Christian's Good By Night." weekly next" Sunday, from Ashton operation between state and federal Eider Reese rendered .the. to ,:'W solo, - guvei amenta in the execution of the Shall Meet." Tellowtoie 'tatloh.' k.t the' wrest en. federal - highways acts, has gone to interment waa In the city cemetery, trance to the park, lekring Ashton at Washington to attend meetings of the grave being dedicated a m., and reaching Tellowstone at - these two bodies. - by Elder Ill:3Ta. Fred Beeeley. m. Returning, the train leaves Tellowstone at 1 p. m, and The A & Conference Appointment reaches Ashton about 0 p. m. No following appointments for Sunday ... echoed ..conferences May It have bees Ice;-- ' 1 the train does a local freight business, North Davis stale announced; and the amount of time for handling Kaysrille. First ward, Edward P. Kimthat varies. , Regular daily service to ball: Kayesriile Second ward. John 31. th park, however, doe not begin unMills: Kaysrille Third ward, Laurence W. Richard: Layton. N. T. Porter; til June 29 There will be no agents - West Layton. J. Leo at any of .the stations before regular Fairbanks; Clear-Hella open to opening day, bnt th George M. Cannon: Syracuse. Four hundred or more boy scout anybody at all times, park George D. Pyper; West Point J, W. subject to the Walker; Sunset. Robert I Judd. from Liberty and Granite stakes held' rules and regulations aa to conduct: a big rally and' contest Wednesday STORE NOW Lump, MARSH COAL CO. Nut. 710; 17.50. Martin Coal Co. 07 Main St. night at Liberty park. Granite scoots Coal The kind you want: when you 2001. pounds to the ton. Wax 0150, won most of the event, gaining 59 want It Phone Waa 10 and 1107. 0457 tint Advertisement. points against the 41 of the Liberty 1 Exchange Place. Advertisement. stake hid. The M. I. A. Boy Scout band, under the direction of J. Spencer Cornwall, made Its first, appesr-j ' aoce, and signaling, falg . Valuing. g contests wefe among the features of the evening. The raily waa arranged byA Puiy , and C. H. Rpenyer. Jr. Oacar T (Hritih A- Kirkl'iun, city scout executive, act-- ; ed es inatker of ceremonies, and the judges were Dr. John H.- - Taylor ' D Prerrm prices will Mrs you 'f- EtaS 'CE-Tieisie rf E ug e Q e li a m- and Canghan A. Cutler. The , I was aa means that you must read the program follows: Bugle aaeetnbly; grand march ; Roy1 latest books and keep in touch with Scout promise and saiute to the Dagthe current magazines. signaling contest; patrol drill- exin-- 1 And are announced for' May. ' blunn; equipment race; aelection from , - v and Jane only. M. A. Boy Scout band; Every week bring its supply of tdlk on the band by Dr. John 1L Taynew fiction, and f aim to have Better grt yocr now. lor; selection by M. I. A. Boy Scout band; centipede race; fire building; always on hand the most popular water boiling eonteet;-knot,tinresellers as fast ss they arc out. lay race aelectinn from 1 I a. Hey ft;-- ' Scout band, horse and rider race; i crab race: selection from M I. A. Boy I on wish any magAny book WOODRUFF-SHEET- S Scout band;, scout pace contest. i -azine you wish. Our courteous, clerks are. always experienced MORRIS COAL W. E. Smith Arrested. ready lo help you select " rrtn l- -f 'W nec-snu- - . 1 4 ur er h' ill 1 a j- V . Wed--needa- S-- 1 ' ell . 1 r y, - -- - To-ae- Ho-ma- . , d, Store Coal Now 50c per ton Keeping Up With knot-tyin- t The Times - , - I- - ; Five-minu- te g COMPANY Your Warmest Friends."' Main St. Was. Srritlh. 44 years bid , - mu an- - j xl the Bw A4ban hotel by of-fioers A. E. Lund and D H. CUyton of the police antirice squad, on a charge of having violated the liquor law. Officers declare this to be his second H wa released under baU of - l--. r0d IJwBs I IT Stiti SchooIZ Union . BOOK STOrUSr - 44 fltt Tempi now hi Answers were filed Wednesday af- thankless people say. "Twaa, Kaiser BUI who spilled the beans." Sow temoon in the Third District court by remem tiers how he rought, to upbuild German industries, and how y who Ernsst R. Woolley to 'complaints In , j gave his midnight thought if finding marts for German cheese? Forgot te the suits Instituted sgalnst.hlm by J. . are his coal tardyes; men think but ot his submarine, and daunt his gpirg A. Hendrickson and Lorenzo N. Slohk with their cries. Toil are th guy who spilled the beans!" if Blll h,4 In each case the recovery ot 30,000 ; no war lord stuff, he would have honored throne and crew; 'dreamed is sought for aJ'eifed libvl arising outfor he had done big things enough to earn a fair and fine renown; but now of an Interview with Mr. Woolley publuthed In the Salt Lake Herald. saws his wood, and humbly hoe his patch of greens, while The answers are Identical and set He is no good he Is the Jay who spilled the beana" How say, peasant forth that the alleged defamatory ' ' it must gaU the ezUed Hun to know that busy men forget the saner things wi4 gittcinmU words, ' true- The Interview was published that he has done, t talk about hut one fool bet! How he muet weary of th, in connection with a suit Instituted when on h 'S windowsill he leans, and hears the passerby exclala, Nagame, Utah by Leroy Young against the There Is the skate who spilled the beans!" tional Underwriter company for the referred appointment of a receiverof and the case of , to the basts of action UTAH SOEDIEDS Weet Cache Sugar company j th Mr. Eddie T OV Once More against Mr. Hendrickson and decid-4 , Ftihl, which has recently been Eddie Fey and the bhiidren are back the Loyal 'Order of Moose tonight will ed In the company's favor. comJn town The alleged libelous riatemont II They lead th nerf hill at vaudeville nroemm at th club plained of by Mr- - Hendrickson and me trpbeum, and their act la :15 Mr. Stobl read, according to the com- - more .enjoyable than before. The rooms 6t the order beginning at jii k. , (Special to Th News) -- NEW YORK, May 14. Twe me time there have . Kor ibstrwoted 0jMUt Schuster and Frank B. Scott. eight Utah men were among troop .wtoSther to (Bi for bwo only six, th oldeit boy Bry cQtrUiiiiMnt Xirman -isdudt who landed here today from overseas J0-pK- - S- - navy.-.iIout of la h : D Re G, C. They follow: ' L nd his BeTvlc - however, and a T,owfather bL'nr?niLtlv" R. J. Hoffman;' H., J. WAhlquM. dfonM Mr wSliFs " Tn W. O. C: Scfarsder. J. H.Cox SergL Baa Henry Gardner, Franklin, t ss o n tined Lake. his old Job back." Benie of the end Charles W, Oleem- -th statement is true. 1 work FI I are the featured by the company no, Midvale. rival Joe , . of Private Lester O. Hamilton. Midway Bryan "Foy. ' They call their' act Entertain Stake Officers. ' "Blumwhere in New York." It setPrivate Albert Vincellt, Salt Lake Sues to Recover $900 Private Donald J. Reilly. Salt Lake ting la a street In a slum district with The high Council, the ward bishop. He Lost While in Irish kids and Italian kids first JangSergt. James P. Theiseo. Private Jared Porter. Escalante. " stake then officers over Granite race of characteristics and ric and stake ling Capt. Carl L. Sandberg, gait LakeT To recover 300, which, he aver hel comhihlbg in A patrlntic . RcU lC. will be entertained Friday, evening in Private George 1. - Oman, Prica ' he sketch gives opporirftyl lost. While Imprisoned th the cit JT jail; the ubernacle by Gnaite ,tAk, St Private Harold L. for fun with sqme jtlcaeing efr Delta. ' ' at Bingham. Etna Nakamura has filed songa Private Nephf C. NMseif, Salt lake' Little stake presidency at a banquet, by the boys and girls. Master Electrician Joeeph L Lauf- suit In th Third district court against Irving Foy, as Mike, a newsboy, dem- - eral Church authorities will the on.tratee that he AlPaptuschand Jack CpigUlon. mm the old guests. President Frank Y. Taylor wll) Cook William E. Poote. Alberta The piatotiff say. two JjU1 block. - Eddie hims,lf evinces great preside and toasts and musicak numhis that and Private Houghton D. Jonea ElberU. arrested May 10, satisfaction In the accomplishment of bers will have place an the evening Cook Daniel W. Mooney, Sait Laka money was taken from him- with the the youngsters and form a pivot at stake the ' Private Earl G. Okeiberry, Goohm, program. Sunday evening explanation that 300 must be given which their numbers turn. conference session Elder J. Golden to the city marshal before he could around Corporal Robert Mayhew. Mneb. The Fantino troupe give a spectac- Kimball will be the speaker and the be liberated. He allege "he wwa given ular Private Abe Hearth. Panguitch. and excellent demonstration of SL X. A. boy scout band will give . Private Alma 1L bis freedom later In the day but that jLndrmoeo, - By as and and strength equilibrists agility none of his money was returned. aerial performers. Helen. Beholder folPrivate Kerch el Roberta Salt laka low with ah' artistic and highly enWagoner Oacar, O. Rone, Fprim-villjoyable cello progTam. Agnes Berri Women Awarded Helmets and Irene Jonanl. from the Chicago Sergeant Floyd Barrett Magna Work Loan Victory and Boston Grand Opera companies, Private Howard W. Midgley, Salt respectively, give an attractive setting' Laka to their series of songs, which are deThree German helmets are on ex- ; Private Parley N. Reynold a Ogden. lightfully rendered. Ralph Mason Hlx hibit In th office of the. Itctief so- ' Private Con D. Silva, Ogden, Is at the piano and helps the offering Corporal Harvey J. MorteuMs. Btit famous ciety, the Y. L. M, I. A, and- the Pri- Laka Moran, considerably. Polly - Corporal Jaznea F. Hadley, OgdM. "The securities herein offered have "Sheriff Nell" of movie fame, bristles mary associations in the Bishop Private John T. Taylor, Eureka not yet been approved by the Utah with enthusiasm and personality In .a building. The helmets still bear the Securities commission, and this adver- rapid fire assortment of eccentric Com- now obsolete legend, declaring that and nonsense. D. 5. U. Commencement tisement in published by suff ranee of edyAfter the Foy. Charles Irwin, droll the former owneis were for God and the commission pending examination," Scotch monologiat, widely known for for the Fatherland The helmet hav 7 Exercises Are Arranged been awarded to Mrs. Ruth May Fox This legend appears on advertise- his n hlccoughx. entertains the crowd Mrs." Mins snd ments appearing in Lyman, and gets a lot of laugba Then he May Anderson, beads of the auxiliary A final of commence-- ., today, placed by companies and oeal-er- a gives recitation loan workers- - for-th- e a, nrho.. ultimately under which jm excellent work ment week arrangement creates a diversified sentiment accomplished activities wa mad putty women In the Church by the Juristtmtioa of tha Utah Becu rules among his liatehersf." The spirit of the the Victory loan drive. commission. The commission decided recitation la day at th I D. S. U. Thursday tn. sarcastic, the theme beto certhat it would hardly be fair demand ntng, Msy 22, th freshmen sad my ing that prohibition will make liars, tain. classes of advertisers to cl sssre of th eehool will firs sand hypocrites of us alL.How-eve- r W. B, Covey Seriously HL the immediate cessation of all activ- sneak much some vaudeville patrons their Friday. Mzy H th programs: blue when 1Z, on Mar the sky" ity seem to enjoy It. there are many n class will taw came into effect, until the first may business and Jurors B. W. a who will unhesitatingly condemn it as Oovey, prominent sheepMoe4xy, a with program; unique grand rush ot business could be out and of man of Salt Lake, residing nt 910 east May 14, "tfee-du- c decidedly IX A snsto schatt . disposed eLaBst, finding that propaganda funereFproCee-sio- n Third South street Is seriously ill at wilt give Its oratorio; Tseoday, May 17, certain concerns wsre disposed to take taste.-forThe burlesque of Alcohol is an King entirely undue advantage of the leeway 'thus play; WtiiisMsy, Montperier., Ida, . according toword, th yrvtlors their, .spirit .awd Itryvry fanny.--- "zk, win he bofnmeneemait. aa allowed, and tbat' the campxtgrr- ef different dancers are more nimble than received In this city. Mr. Covey K. May a dosing school hot air" which came to a eudden, if theFew May Thursday, brothers, who close the been suffering from an attack of the j dance, Richard Middleton has boss cessation not unexpected May It, bill. Moeconi are Also and their graceful they era chosen ss valedictorian for the senior threatened to take on second wind, Influenza and Monday his fever merits the enthusiastic applause it reported lower 105. was ; the commission thought that some- act at Tuesday it orThe business college for its progrua but Wednesday he began to grow thing should be done to protect the receives. The motion pictures and worse and his brother. S. M. Covey and 4s planning to demonstrate the actual buying public In the matter. And in chestra are as usual entertaining. to activities of the school in a aeries et the public order to make it" clear wife, 07 A street, left for Montpelier. to that the T securities offered for eate Strong List Interesting number. Patron "Witt the Pantage shown th actual students' work os have neve? been submitted to the Utah of Report A bill with every act in the head- May commission, the secretary of the latdictaphone, the calculator, th ter body. Capt. Gordon Snow, prepared line class is seldom seen but such a maehtno and in teleFoodstuffs in Storage graphy. adding borides the ordinary work la the statement to go in every adver- one opened at the Pantages Wednesofthis- sort tisement of securities of day afternoon for a week's run. The stenography and shorthand. The May report of Walter M, Boy-deA booklet of th school , songa tad fered for sale. entertainment Is high class vaudeville lt-to be printed In large type from the popular priced standpoint state dairy and food commission- yells are being distributed, among the in every respect, and the thunderous er, show th of the school for um during students following foodstuff tn their commencement week session ' applause after each act attests the ap- cold Civilian Relief to Give ns of In of date Utah, storage f preciation of th audience. ' ' It-.. . . . "The Zant Carmen trio preZents 'a May , Suggests Celebration For Soldiers Information clever juggling act that shows the reEgg. 00.(09 dozen; Eggx 14.199 of sult careful Odds In practice. Anniversary case s; butter, 1.404 pounds; cheese, Large poster pasted ebont at the and Ends of kluaical Lowe 15.697 pounds; poultry. 77.120 pounds: state eapltoL the pout office, Fort and the Baker sisters Comedy," do some excel- frwh meat. salted 707,507 pounds; Boggestioa was made- to the city Douglas, the railroad stations and the lent singing and dancing. Jim Doher- meat, 1,191.019 pounds; salted fish. Bold levs' end Bailors' club rooms in ty has a large repertoire of Irish 1X779 pounds; dried 2159 commlsrion Wednesday by Andie fruit the "Hotel Utah will tell returned men songs and Jokes and hla rendition of "I pounds; nuts, 41.225 pounds; egg Jenson, president of the Utah 8U that the civilian relied department of Hear Yon Calling Me. and "My Wild meat 95.051 Historical 2007 pound; lard, society, that a big eriabrv the local Red Cross wtl give all needed Irish Rose. is par excellent. He ha pounds; condensed 05.029 milk, bsM la information In regard bo allotmenta, a well trained tenor voice' and his pounds; 11.291 tton, surpassing anything ever cheese, cottage allowances, vocational training, com- impersonation of John McCormack Is pound this state, ho held next January ts pensation, insurance, and bonuses. E. very good. celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of W. Corn In charge of the department In ''McKays Scotch Revue," we ' the laying of th Inst rail of the (W believes that this plan will enable th May McKay. Scotch comedienne, cap- George E, Kessler railroad to enter Bait Lake, th men to receive aerriee in all sorts of tures the hearts of the audience from Central. , , ,v . To the first,' and wben the Jess bagpipe City emergencies from the Red Creek Jenson 'Mr. that tin swri suggested and drum band makes its appearance could b made tn eclipse the rttmt) th crowd goes wild and calls for enat Ogton. George E. Keoaler, city planning ex- golden spike celebration Producers to core after encore. The ect Is one of Poultry (tves-t1 baa arrived from 8L Louis to and that specie credit should beof tto ' on best the pert, of kind its vaudeville the members - The th Sell to Consumer stage. pioneers, formulate his report on the zoning sys- commission expressed the opuuos tkri While there may be other eome-dts- tem that be win recommend for Bolt the suggestion was a good on maaa.Ma- - Pantegeg ciccoit. there Poqltry..and rabbit raisers, of Utah, asked to submit' tbb ts is none who takes" better with local Lake CKy. Immediately on his ar- tter inMr. Jetison It Weber, Davis and Salt Lake countie was suggested writing. was held a as Noodles' Fagan, who rival meeting by th city him. organare urged to attend a meeting next theatregoers that some othertnltistiw is on a return trip with his wife and planning commission in the city com- izationhowever, induced to take th Tuesday evening at t oclock In the city little Mary. He and Mrs Fagan have mission chambers when additional ar- in the be matter and that proper mppen commission chamber in the city and a new of Jokes while- - little gument was heard in relation to grant- would Como from the comnmfsio. county bnlldtng for the purpose of Mary's repertoire the petition of the Sweet Candy is work above ing reproach. forming th Utah Poultry Products construct to for Derklns of trained dogs company permission Balt Lake City fa known as th mad company. A number of poultry and and monkeysoffering West is above the average a spur track across Second Thor rabbit raisers met last night and out- of its kind. Thefarlittle street to th proposed new building of beautiful city la America. animals show of visitor here tWj b tbotmnd lined plane for the formation of the almost human Intelligence th candy company. and go bulb summer. Let us plant company which is Intended to be a through their act without a human flowers and thoroughly coovus selling organisation for the direct sal being appearing on the stage. from producer to consumer of poultry we well deserve that boose Closes Railroad that them Station. The and Pantagesoope Fttspatrlek's . product Too can get a complete orchestra are the other features of the AdbllL An order waa issued by the public both from Vogefar Seed Store. vert lsenvenL utilities commission of Utah today Bishop Touret Addresses permitting the Western raqlflc railroad Convocation Episcopal company Jo cloee Its station at Low. Utah, t he 'commission bolding that . The annual address before the Episthe amount of business done at tbs stacopal church convocation was deliver-e- d tion did nut warrant the railroad comyerterday before fbe delegatea In pany maintaining a station agent at A Keister for alteration graduate j Sti. Pauls church, that point TALMAG by Bishop F. H. By DR. JAMES ; Touret. He said during the pant year department at good salary. - Adf he had not been able te give the at-- 1 dress of firm on application. . iWe hsve more cxllx thnn w can i"teTTttnn he had ptanned to the Utah t fill for competent help in our line j diocese, oaring to a variety of causes j Jefferson School and be had been able to make only i come and qualify yourself three hurried visits to the churches! andBetter be ready. The opportunity alTh Junior High department pf the of this auue on account of the in- -j comes to those who prepare Jefferson school fluenza. He spoke .hopefully of the' ways will celebrate class themselves. now. Enroll future for Rowland ball and St, Marks j f We also have a place for a good day Friday afternoon May 1C with the ' Thla work consisting hospital, also of the need of CO o per-- j! following program: solicitor In our line, male or featlon in the nation-wid- e campaign for pages la published by the i of . "Contest . the a Nations". the better of male; Operetta, effort accomplishment paying proposition. Free. Boston. Mam. and corner toward ' the world's Ida Frolsland es advancement. , Get your skirt gauge and platter Flute solo . the article written by Vr-solo Shiblor Comet Luncheon was served at I p. m., and Gonglemeyer from Ip us, snd indispenslble to those who 'Address published mage ln the afternoon, the reports of the j do -E. J. W.Uvy much sewing; the great and InfluentiAl n etrtfmr ; Member of board of education, standing committees, showed improve-- ! Orchestra ment In church work over the diocese. Jefferson school ers of th country. n t , The bosk contain . .'. Class song .The session this morning, was occu tun tbe to i Remarks up tides with deletalks -i and published pled papers by Former State - Senator Charles its issue. gates on rural work, and the proponed federation of Episcopal and Conjrre-- i Cottrell, Jr. i May-poIN CLOTH. 1.50 BOUND for dance churches rational general religious j Girls of the purposes. Plans for the coming year, eighth and ninth grades -. , . f were dMcnttsed . of war it, this afternoon, and this Ladies Tug ... Boys of the eighth and ninth-gradeteveemg, the-locwill entertain. , ' Relay race,. Boys of rooms 15 and 1 School dance ,, Tailoring ALLIANCE COAL COMPJfT Dr. T. Wm. Stevenron has resumed For Coal of Best Quality and Quick 291 Center St. Was. 921 practice. Office 40 Kearns Bldg. Te( STEEET NO. 6 4142. Waa Advertisebcrvke,. phono W. 2174, . Residence Hy. 62 4. Ad" ' . ment , . ; if , LIE -- ( J anTbelrW A S ' C. Jail '.T aad-JxoUc- , ltl. 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