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Show 4 nnsr.nrr eveni no NEWS WEDNESDAY JANUAUV 1020 T ft ABOUT RHEUMATISM Witt luiMl k4 I( 4 iri arvta of Ulw lh will Ct-i- fourth of arrir I part r at lh ladi.a' Ul.r. 4tukir f Mr. Ilu danuirgJ liuuM lh tithlhg Jan .tit f It, llilicraat apail. lhl I heal wul lo.lad. matt. 1.4 Bnul Los:! of Mr and M a lidA ttoal Mr. .n J (, Whit, I Tint a tl.r if g clbrtiiit t4 i HI ,"i liini til f M I ll .4 dl v ft t)f f i ftf4 m ! .!. lla. ttklill O h l! f JvU l It ! hr - ' t hhtyK ft Uhl w H fill J TUI rM.tei, vlf .f M rlllil ftltfftt.tM l4 ! all -- - i.d lo a ! ' 4t in ihmI look plate ( itt ItuUl Utah Wfa Hugo W, 1'iothl. Mr and Mra. W. r It r , tr liiiMif ,lr cLm.1 k Th i l Claltand D and Ui A C. (srhia, Hand a R yesterday afureooa t . II ad aud Mi J t Uamh Al'illhnu'l araraoay VfrfurrutJ by JU(M a a WUllam Rica (a lh ra,J.nt tun Mra flla, Q ut lh wa lh lurnd Id VlffUila lul.ri. Roanoke, A wedding 4in fallowed la lh al a lh la afwiioon lh i hi aimaa hull l.r lioina Va , aftar end.n on in honor of Mr v iMiam htre louf if Lanquaf room J and Mr wt'ti dya I Hr Or and Mr. Kay iifrgrg 1 Ml Cramer, war iMtk. Nar Can p td. Tli cuupi hft Ut 111 rMa for California, 1 hoinaa olo Or'ildul lao vlallad with a north-Ilia lo ' (or ! wadding trip ring and fur Mra J J who ffinda In Phlldtiihu. which they wilt molt thtr ha rrntly r.Tt.a from taiI mak In hall Cah , ham la Dnvr, lnw y ia Mary I.'nrh and kw Mar " I a a a a a O'llflrk h lft for InU M(T garrt Mr. and Mra Jtmr J flurka.lrfl of lha Wood In Indian Mr. Mathew N'uall entertained at ftmitn f.tr 11 i lurg, lo ajrand thtr arhnol work ftr and'i lhlr Kensington yatrday afternoon at hr yaatrrdaywttka. rrnU ChrUtftiaa with tacation holiday lbir hom oa A to honor of Mra I) a a a In hall a Mr and Mra. O K Oroht hav (arums a a of Pocatello, Idaho, who la Pingrw w Turk City to mak Ihalr gon lo har trial ting for f Mr. A W Oil!achr. Jr. and MR, Keith - and M r A.-- hijti. Hinio vd for- Mthkihroo- mad now htt Rod - Th Ila. Dr. Jauta J4. 1 a a Mim Ior Thom. dati(htr of Mr. rn t'allfornta lo aiiand II a rmalndr faaaor of pyrho!-cIn tha celitt of lh winter part man I of St. Mary a of tha Vk ooda. and Mr, rihrtdg U Ttmnur. haa Indian. ddraad Ih Cal hollo Worn- on Mra on Kduration of. Wornn. at lh lad la Literary eluti. f houao Th lector wa yntng follawed bjr a rcption nd jirogram. Javr .V:'. ir ourt & IN Of Boys Suits and Overcoats 1 u n-- ta tfrrH iwri gut i. lnr ', hr ' lll Jry, ria wt, nlr hta 1 atrl Continues All This Weelc Iik. dra (..., y pr. d. r. f.nr lt Fashions For Americans C.. Mr. Will ! and Mra. Thom Kaoma. Jr., MONO th eery atrlklrg array of Thursday on o abort buai woa trip to Now Tork. They wl.l h garmam ahown fur aj.oru wear aolf capo cunibLnUi aooempanled by Mr. Uloa Clroy Mc- tbla year lh Carthy and Mia Margaret Crowley a plain and plaid material la on of far aa Fort Warn. Indiana. th fvorltea Huih wrap la ahown a o In lh akaich. It may ho anode of a wooW material In Mra Ernaot. A kmllk antarUlnad heavy, blanket-il- k tkl artarnoon at a luncheon In honor bright Pcornh plaid,- - wirh and at Mlaa Dorothy fUtley. Th lunchoa eollar of whll or .anUhl waa daintily daoortad with a gora.' A bell of patent leather or of matching th predomceatarplac of daap pink roooa and velvl ribbon of lha moot inating color In th plaid may b eprar war Uld for a uaed hold th to capo lo tho figure. A inttmata frlaada o o o lara lo match will always b found Tha Mlaao Marlon and Joan Ittrdi smart or a llttl aports hat auch a Margaret MoComlck. And Joan Don-- a lh one ketcbd may bo worn If har left yartarday for Manlo Park preferred. The rape, now being Wforn In th thalr seminary, California, to atudla aftar apandlag lha holiday la outh and on tho golf link of every country club when th weather make SaJtLaka. a a a golfing polbl,,ar forerunner of a -- .will b " OfrA'-J.popular - tw eh Rddarlo KromnUHlnd wrap that On uch wrap aprlng. recently tha Aea club at a luncheon today at I rrCifle of a trlktng plaid bom a n Tenth Eut fnblankt-ll- k fabrlo Varloua colowith aelf-- 1 Mlaa Myra MU la, who haa 'been' ring. finished all Inaround -and a belt of. with hld fringe Ellaa-both.ponding th holiday with Mra loose fitting a It la patent Coray la ch Kmalngton a cape. father. I with' a Cttkt. .but really partmcnta ha returned to Price, claarly defined though looao sleeves, to reeume har work. Utah, land It I claimed for the coat that It a real economy garment, because . Th Woman auxiliary of 8t. Mark . I very amall quantity of fabrlo U a tomorwill hold cathedral meeting row afternoon J t:f at o'clock, which BHihop Irving p, Johnson of Denver will deliver an'addreaa. A light-color- yt 'A: fr It ' de-alg- hr I atrt. ii 1 lL Z. O.M. Mr. H. Our amir line of Boys' Suits and coat gidudad la this great sal la tha way they will sail- - - - Unity society I meeting thta'to coata developed for general afternoon In th K. of P. hall. M east street wear a well to tho Third 6outh. alfled a A. Goodfellow entertained ar and) Woo so expenaiv this season that th Happy Hour club thl afternoon. many women will Invest In fur wraps In preference, feeling that even Th Author club met this morning t though the Initial Investment th Bishop' building Mrs. W. M. greater a fur coat 1 good aa long a Stewart and Mr. B. F. Tlbby last and may b made over many i wo- In Charge of th program.' times Th average I man does not want to wear a cloth Mr. Jack Vlncelle entertained the coat a second season, regard of members of tb woman' auxiliary of It Initial coat, except for secorrd beat, th Grootars of Utah thl afternoon With fur dominating the coat field at a luachaon at th Itotlaserl Inn for winter, there should b an imdu demand for fabric coat In th by a theatre party. . 'prlng, and designer ar preparing a Th Saturday Night Dancing club varied and Interesting line. a- - t f 10 Boys Boy Boys flf.40 Boy fll.ff Boy Boys 'fiOtf Boys' well-dress- ed fill enor-follow- ed i w Over, and t - This Suit Suit Suit Suita 8ult ftod fS s - . Gives' Demonstration of ' pj-ATTtr I ...Vi. -- a-- ; together jfcUttj cold shivers over him. They were dreadful tilings, even y0p cf tho Stick was Spilt and In more dreadful than terrible guna. j This Hq Slipped a Piece of Paper. ' the sre "cal, There was nothing jet your traps at Farmer 'latter Save when they were In the" Brown's. hpuse,. wnd ehook his , hands or)buhters.:nff "iinrw:wlth2;-h-'tpmyirneIn the direction of Fufmef his wits about him ought to Tbe able lo Brown's Then, still muttering, he see a hunter in time to seek shfety. But these dreadful traps were left walked away hurriedly, but not in the hidden In the very places where a direction of Farmer Browns. Jerry fellow1 had the right to. feel safest, didnt understand It at all, but for ready to seise him In cruel steel Jaws some unknown rea'stm he felt better, and hold him to suffer pain and -; Next dreadfutfrigbt-Xor-hourhnd hours, Jerrys Ruplqioii Die Anetlrae'for day. Jerry could think Hard. of nothing o dreadful as those steel (Copyright, 120, by J. W. Burgess.) shivered at sight of traps, and so ha -them: j s the Farmer Brow if Hoy threw Smiltrap down Wn the bank of the was ace ing PooL His usually sunny clouded. From hi pocket he took a piece of paper and began to write. When he had finished he went over to a stick Jerry' favorite log and It.thrust The top, of In the bank Just- above well-balancedfosplit, and ih this he ,lhe gtlck'wa'slipped, the piece of paper. Then he went back, gathered up the trap, shoulder and lung them over , hi tramped ft In th direction of hoir. . -All the vest of thatdVv Jerry, kept at th on that piece Tpater ab eye end Of his favorite old log. It puzzled him. He didn't go near It. He didn't dare to. He was suspicious of It, It tnlght be some new kind of a trap. Jerry was very unhappy. Early the next moy.fng Jerry heard Horn One coming down th Laughing aU. Brook. H promptly hid where he could watch. In a few minutes the had one time , stramrar whom he thought hie friend appeared, wasand It very waa plain to b seen that he He waa muttering aa he "ngryr strode along Almost at once h eaW the piece of panes left by Farmer Brown' Boy. He strode ever ta.JL picked it up. and read It-- Thia J what waa on It: ' "No trapplnar or hunting is Howd me aw this property. Whoever you Too, d 1 - . , . V yaa-terd- Thats aJbuilding food j "GrMeNuM 4 the natural goodness of whole wheat and maltedbarley. J 8watr.'.,.f J tiff fll.ff If aad Mna Swatr....f Lit and Man Sweater..., I 7 Boy' and Man' Swaatara. . .. Boy and Mn'a Swatr. , . . flf.Of H., ; . vy ' He aayatb aarer winter ha Inter- - mada 'an address on th need fared With grazing and necessitated health education of mother and th age. chll-- 1 feeding hay to Ah aheap. This ha health habit of , pra-chsent up th prloo of hay, which si which of already scare, and because "fh on grower waa recently obliged to w for H per Mil a bunch of fin - aa head. 09 ol l;drn. -- OAKLAND1 Children Age Pre-Scho- ol To be Studied in Clinics LOS ANGELES , . ,?A rr ST. LOUIS Decision was" retched at a, meeting of-t- h A School legu,ye-- ( Horn in tar day afternoon to - giak children oi. ago tho subject of h in-- L tensive study with a view of obtaining) 9 ooncret Information aa to work nc-- i easary to b dona under thf new state law. health W ar shipping through ear to th.,j It Is Intended to study nine children above altlas and neighboring ' townw for six week. Three will be three Telephone ua U you hav any furniture i'J four year old and to year old, thr ablp a we can aav you monoy. three, flv year old. y Each weak a report will ba mada on lh ohHd treat- r,7. A. Keytar development under preacribed and affect ment and tha caue Tb work. will b carried studied. .. 1 Reon at tb health canter, 13 28 Weed Iwaaf South ftr aat. gent - SALT LAKE CITT, UTAH Mr. Rena B. Mayeock. atata leadPhauaa Waa. 8732 aa Woe. (722 ' campaign. er for th horn CHICAGO pro-ocho- o! and Eastern Points 1-- Firc;ret Storage Cccptsy. 1 adupatlB i - a hr taste, a pleasing food ContainS 6weatrs..,.f Min' -- It od b)r results Man' Bhd Boy for - - WEATHER REPORT- - ConvicUd of th bal of tobacco to measure a More precautionary minor, Mra. Lueaa Dreyar waa yesSgATHEB rOKCCABT. agalnat grain dual exploalons In grain terday sentenced by Judge Hugo B. Local: Snow thl afternoon or to, elevators and flour mills wert, urged Anderson, of tha Juvenile court, to night; colder wtth moderate cold wav, Thursday partly cloudy. by Dr. H. 1. Brown, special agent pay a fine of f 2$ . for the department ofigrlcultur end Caaiaaratlva 1. al weather data fat Jaa. T. the United Etatef Grain corporation. In an address at tha Commercial club Tamperatu Tuesday to Utah miller,, gralfi elesa yeetarday Highest In vator men and Insurance men. Dr. ii this month last year. HlfhsNt ! Highest in this month since 1171 - II Brown is conducting a campaign in all this .Lowest morning grain district In, the Lnled 8ta(e to t Low Sat this month Itst yaat . JO bring to tha attention of grain man month since 1171... Lowest this tha methoda by which grain dust II Normal for yesterday , II Mean yesterday may be reduced. His headIhla Accumulated deficiency quarters reln Washington. 0 i month . , Danger of grain duet explosions Accumulated deficiency sine Jan waa demonstrated by Dr. Brown, who 10 ' 1 ., exploded a smalL .quantity of dust In a portable elevator model, showing th Dugraea Humidity. explosive power of the' mate rial. Fire Chief W. H, Bywater aleo mad a tl11 Dry bulb temjveratxrr at1 f a.m... ami.... brief address on fire blilb Wet temperature prevention. . W . ... . Relative humidity at I Dry bulb temperature at I p.m 11 To Purchase Site yesterday. Wet bulh temperature at I p. m. . ft For Ordnance Depot yesterday Relative humidity at I p. ra. 7 .. Senator William H.' King haa InInches ! -all Get troduced1. btll In "tha senate specific Pradpltatlon r right ally.au thorizIrtgJhefxpendltuf'aQf you can yaatarnay thc moncy 'you Total for ............-, thl month ILQOa.OOO for the purchase. ofwa site, aa-t' be" much" ...... . ... jncBland erection of suitable buildings for epend whether I sine Total January alnca i .m Jan. 1. Accumulated akcea the proposed army ordnance depot or httlc.------ an A warehouse between Salt Lake and ' . Obacrtetlona. Weather Heres hoiy to "get your At.i I a.m. Ogden, according to a dispatch from Janr 7; the blit has Washington "Which says - ih tea: warfull h moneys-wortthe support of th department tha "exani li designed to authorize heretofore apof money buy common tea, penditure propriated "tn a lump sum. i Dra - f Boyg aad I I Of Boy I Til Boy ........ Woman hT wed. Grain Dust Explosions -n-- I Iff OtTR DlltTO WTOKg IS A1 111-1SOUTH MAIN 7C - THE ANGRY TRAPPER. had about MUSKRAT , JERRY that Farmer Brown , Hoy j wasnt! coming back when he heard footsteps and a moment later Farmer Brown's Boy .appeared coming diwn the Laughing 'Brook toward the Smilhidden ing Pool. Jerry remained where hceuld not be seen, hut where h hlmaelf could eee all that went on around the Smiling Pool. In onehand Farmer Brown Boy carried a bunch of things that clanked as h walked. . Jerry knew wbaUthey wera. He would know thoee things ga far aa he- could see them. They 1 were steel traps. . Jerry scowled a he V? saw them. The sound of them hitting t Boys CUothes Shop Golf Cape of Angora and Ilcayy ' Fluid. i touch" of nifUnTssthey; Sweaters vTitlf-thawill keep you uann when skating or autoing. Buy one now at money-savin- g prices VOff; Ovrooata....lf.4f and Overcoat. ...fll.JS and Ovfreoau,..,tli I and Overcoat.... fll.ff and Overcoat.. s.f IS 00 Off One-thir- d Overcoats Overcoats.... I It Suits sad Overcoat. .. . 1 ft. Suit od Overcoat. ...f Ilf Boys Suits sad fit fit ft fli t 1 wr,lt .FLOOR ON SECOND Z.C.M.I. Boys and Mens Sweaters Men, Suits Boys Clothes Shop 1 Thg I. j; Dont a law price per pound.lt is extravagant per cup, because a pound makes unless - you so few ' cups which w&nt tannin-strengt- h, even at- Treat the Family to a SALT LAKH Hots .. Cheyenne. . ,. . . Ch loago v 1 is harmful. . . Denver ,i ... Ifrand Juiittion Helens s .Pay the price for good Kansas Oty .. Jxa Afigele .. tea, which is full of New Orlean . New York and is really cheaper Oklahoma ' Omaha Ifioenlx per 'cup'. .... PocatetTo'.. r, ' You save afid PortlaaAr'Ori. . .' money, you St. Iui Raul ..wrvrr. get the cheer ukJ invigora-tio- p St. San Dlegb ..... Franclace and rcstfuMess that only ban Bee Mia... . . ... Bpokan ' fine tea can give. . Tonopatt . . . . . . .... Schilling Tea is your tea. Wahlngton S:1S Run -- - ' tea-flav-or, . J mobrura-proo- f : t Al grocer evarywher. A package. Schilling 6 Co San Francisco ,rlae I. pm. Jan. T'dr-- wi fam-ilym- ay . There r four flarort of ScKOllng Tea -- Japan, Ceylon - India, Oolong, l.rgHsh Breakfast. A3 on qualltv. I To "drop everything occasionally and take a meal at the Royal is a real pleasure for the busy housewife. No matter how critical your he, "they' will enjoy eating at the V Royal, . , . numerous piquant aalads and delicious tion unuurpasaad la th nty. . our popularity la due lo standard of ezcellanca and vary department Choice meats, a.ra.; gu - -- ' Grazing Is Hindered. ; Chairman C. B.. Stewart of th atata livestock board returned yeatarday afternoon, from nr trip to Boise, Ida. ... . aeaaanabl vagatablaa, afford a selec- T. T7" 4J - i - deaaerta our maintaining a high abaokut cleanliness In THE ROYAL 2-- hi ' ffi" |