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Show A DKSKKKT 10 Opara Scheduled For Next Week Is i . Another Surprise .... In Murder.. Canceled Trial ' Tha mighty hand of tha )irvt y V1 . rr t " Halt pot-hea- - TINSET CJISHIEfl OF : . - BANK IT ESCALANTE Article of Incorporation were filed "today for the' Flat Bank of Escalante, Garfield county. Charlea . R, Tlngey, former gecreuxry of Male for Utah. and later caahler of the Farmer and bank, and the Columbia Btockgrower caahler of Trust company la named the newly inoorproated Inatltutlon. " Capital of tha naw Inatltutlon le fixed at 126,000, divided Into shares at 0 par valua of I3S each. Officer and director are John Hpencer, president, J. Mount , Taylor. vie president; C. Ttngey, caahler; E. A. Griffin, John King, Georg i l Laker H. and Joatah rectors Barney,-W- . D, Shirt, additional Wll-doc- k di- Other organisations that applied for papero were Jensen incorporation Commission and Produce Coi of Brigham City, capital (25;06 In aharea at 1100 each; Incorporator. C. Eltaa Jenaen. Isaac Arel Jansen;. Jonathan EdiUl Jnn.and "C lOi 0X0 Auerbachs Baby Corner offers Every, .thing for Baby at Money Saving Prices L INFANTS DRESSES. . Made of fine nainsook and sheer batiste. Round yoke. Plain or elaborately trimmed skirt. Regularly $3.50. INFANTS FLAN-NESKIRTS; . , Gertrude - style, shell stitch finished. INFANTS KNITTED BINDERS rr.o.TTT "'"All wool INFANTS $2.89 lt. Ir L GOWNS . . Made of outing tassel. INFANTS TURKNIT BIBS. . :. Double faced. 25c SAVE MONEY AT . GAuorbnch'a - nimm: a 3 LB. CANS. 5 LB. S1.49 Bungalow Aprons $1.9.8 S2.49 Made of fine percales in pretty stripes nd . CANS Limited quantities. GOLDEN ARROW CQ BUTTER LB. . Cut in quarters. Fresh from the chum, at wholesale price. SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUITS 4 C Special Thursday IOw Package Wisconsin Full Cream Cheese EIR checks; round, square and "V" neck; collars, belts and pockets .of contrasting plain colors. Regularly $2.50 value. , 35c Slrinjj Aprons 59c Made of gingham, blue and white checks, ' pocket and string ties. Regular 75c. Spaghetti PACKAGES . CAPS Made of sheer lawn and "all over embroideries lace and ribbon trimmed. Regularly 75c 2 Bloomin NO. 5 gQ -- Good Soda Crackers 5gc e INFANTS PILL0WC1 OQ 1.051 Fresh California STRAWBERRIES .. 3 COVERS emem- 15c with Regularly COATS Made of all wool white serge, belted .style, embroidered seal;, lops around collar, cuffs and belt. Sizes 6 months, one anL two years. ' - (Auerbachs Third Floor.) OPEN BIDS ONPBICE- - Linen Finish Crochet Bed Spreads the lot Bleached $2.98 Each Some are slightly soiled. only. . Thursday rine. heavy large size, bleached hemmed cotton Huck Towels, regular 65c quality. Mill seconds. Thursday only. ' BE HEAVY THIS YEAR ME'MMl Admits Collision With Semaphore . 98c yd. - Pillow Cases 35c Ea. Bleached, hemmedr good quality. Size 42x36 inches. Table Damask Extra TOURIST TRAVEL TO EMERY STATE HIGHWAY Made of fine perdales,'" open back, pockets and belted tack. Slipover style, of fine percales in stripes and checks ; trimmed with narrow ruffle' of pink or blue;, solid color around collar, sleeves, belt and pockets. (Auerbachs Third floor) . Extra Special Hock Towels 29c ea, 100 dozen in Bungalow Aprons $1.50 Bungalow Aprons $2.98 EXTRA FINE LARGE cup Limited quantities. INFANTS? SHORT - - ApronSpecials (Limited Quantities) M. J. COFFEE Almo Brand Macaroni and INFANTS : Auerbachs ' $1.98. AMBLERS - $1.50 broidery finished broidery ruffle. N pro-eldi- INFANTS SOFT SOLED SIIOEiJ. White kid, pearl buttons and Madeof all over 'eyelet flannel, well made and - neatly, finished. Regularly $1.25. INFANTS BEA-COBLANKETS.. Pink or blue fancy border, shell stitch finish. INFANTS CARRIAGE ROBES. Made of pique, beautifully embroidered, designs and scallop edge.TJRegulariy $1.98, Suggestions Will Be Forwarded to Committee Suggestion received By wire thl from the National Aawclatlon An"j morning X and to be presented ot Manufacturer church Community Congregational to the national platform committees of Provo, E. V. Kuhns paetor and .officer; Iluasel McMlIlen. clerk. of both. Democratic and Republican Trustees, John Wr Llerley, Richard II. parties will likely be forwarded soon j Beealey, Oeorga W. Fltxroy, L. A. Cul- to the state platform committees, acbertson and Lee L. Baker. No capital la Involved. cording to LamSr Nelson, Secretary of Wheat - Products Company qf Lo- the State Republican committee.' Tha, W. suggestions will then bs given considOeorga gan; incorporator. Moench, Frank Moon eh, L. F. Moench, eration by tht local committee and Mr. Josephine G. Moench and Ruth M. Neleon expects they will be put beBelt Capital is 1 26,000 la chare at fore tha Republican state convention ach. flOO and accepted. Whatever aci "Longatdoth Brother of Centerdale. tion probably la taken In the various states on In Roxelder county, capital (60,000 the suggestions will he put before the 10 each. shares at Incorporator; national committees and finWeat of Portage; ally read platform at the national conventions Gebrge Longetroth, of O. Rldgedale; for final adoption. No word has yet William Longatroth Alma Longatroth of , Brigham .City been received at Republican headquar and tars concerning the matter. of s Rldegale Lynn Longatrom I --i'." Charlotte B. Longatroth of Mendon ll4 FOUMDIO File store" JeS - 1J lOlO ftOAoway was sprupg thl Anothar aurprl of bteva Waalnh, In trial morning In the Third dtairU--t court, for Ih alleged murder of Idarko Lauaa,' when Cdlo.' 'Mike Biakovlth of Tellurlde, to hav testified that he knew had (600 In rurrenry, In addition lo Ih reported 11,100 In gold, on his person when he left Tellurlde for Halt Lake. It has already hern established by the elate that tha 1110 In gold Was withdrawn from tha hank at Tellurld by Lauaa whan he was about to leave there. BiSkovich teal If lid that h aaw the additional (600 In currency In the' poesesaion of Lauaa , j Was killed for Money. The theory of the state is that lauaa was killed in the course of rob- Mng him of the money that he carried. ln the trial of Nick Obltsato, now conyfhted of th murder, ft was shown that ha gambled 'with gold in Ely. Nev after arriving there from Balt lak. Tony Measure testified that Maallch paid him 11(0 In gold lata on tha afternoon of tha. day of tha murder of Lauaa, Suuday. August stale's wltnea Another t, previously said that Masllch bad pa per money after the killing. With the testimony of Hlakovtrh and ' C. J. Nlalaon aa to the con, that of dttton of tha body whan h saw It several hour after it was removed from where It was- - found. Bear tha stale prison, the state rested Its case this morning. Tha jury was axeuaed j shortly before noon whtlo tha court listened to argument! by counsel as to the admissibility of evidence against Obllsalo aa applying squally against Masllch, tha point at lasu being aa to whether the state had established the existence of conspiracy. It la anticipated that the defense will complete lta case by som time toiporrow and that tha case may rgo tha Jury either late tpmofrew-oearly Friday. ( from hearing upere next waek. Uuxier George D. Py per Of Ihe Hell Lake theatre' thta morning received word the Gallo Eng Jlnb opera company hooked far six pighta and two matlnae la being held to Oakland by aome legal compile cion and will not be able to fill next Ineeaage pelt's engagement here. Thawardrobe ibd not Imply If tha opera had been attached or the leading ladr or Jeffereon daAngell hlmaelf, tut to ere I y t forth the fact that Halt ae oon aa It had taka will ' "M. H. H. expected, The Miked"-Flnafore," "Th Geisha." Tha Pirate of Penaanre" and tha " ever popular -Vhtmea of Normandy The theatre will be Bark for (ha week and bo of flee receipt will be returned to ticket purchaeera ! WKDXKSDAY MAY mum : !i KVKMNG NKWS Extra heavy quality. Several patterns. terestlng program has been planned by iMiss Catherln Mathews and Miss Anne CrRchlow of the Civic Center Including an Hlustrated .lecture on Bryde's canyon by Dr. J. E. Broaddua Girard V. Hale, local decorator, re- and a talk on The Care of the Teeth" to the this ported police morning that by Dr. Heber J. Sears. A11 mothers it was bis automobile whicV collided and fathers pf the district are Invited. with tha semaphore at Third South Before a bar quorum of the state and State streets last night He Discloses Secret of, commission four "were "bids road.; Noted Engineer to agreed to pay for the repairing of the Youthful Old Age opened yesterday, but on account of The contracting firm of Larkin A semaphore and said the accident was Address Institute Stimpaon-beginHe unavoidable was said he forced of State absence and the Frank the traffic raid In governor s. excaa by Wadlelgh, passenger work Monday engineered epecacular to turn Do What you did when you were another car anti-vic- e Engineer George t'. McOonagle, the manager of the Denver it. Rio Cran4e,,t vating on west Second South street, Lieut. D. H. Claton, of the The American Inetltute of Electria kid." Is the secret contracts-weryoung.' Is In the city for a feWdas on railroad arnot bids were let. The 4S were men The was last late on Third and Second found between West hold will night, semaphore squad, lying cal Engineer, Utah section; road and thej business." He says the outktok for the sidewalk this morning. Cost of said B. F. Grant today In an address rein rested on gambling charge at the on the Price-Emer- y for a 181,000 lip open meeting at the Commercial street, at the Commercial club luncheon. It were In three sections H. T Reynolds forced concrete ofTlc and warehouse TTe repairing - it and placing It In position Is The bid on all Regent street. will nop- exceed (100, according to niub, Thursday evening. May 20, at building for (he Capital Electric com- - Fala club, 65 simply a matter of keeping active. three, while . Conn bid summer tourist travel is bright. 19' baa on of his list on C. westbound one assistance with Mr. but entire squad the pollcp. .the section.. Mr. Reynolds already speaker said, and tile fight against (.o'clock. The speaker will he pony- a premature, old age is won. He urged ' ; and 12' east bound Mystic Bhriner 6f the other ' officers enrrounded the bid on the section' from Price 4 Hlrshfeld. research engineer 8.25 mils was, trains, with 10 that the Commercial club support a line, Emery bounty Pre-Seaso DemoFathers lecand A on for who new Mothers officer club. force the will Elks the Detroft-Qdiso- n Dance. companyr-whmove to show the need of a better (55,381.61, Including the cost of tup-pji- cratic national specials convention at San was unknown tq the doorman gained furnished by the state, or at tor on the subject of "Modern Steam and more thorough system of physiNight Program Arranged -la an dance will be admission aad holding the door open the rate of (5,887.20 per mile Prom Francisco, and a miscellaneous lot of The Elk Power Plants." Mr. Hlrshfeld cal culture in the schools and reputation held at Saltalr Saturday, Ma)tJ2, with the the Carbon county line toHunllngton, special trains for the Yellowstone engineer of International Lake that he himself is tn better contlfflcers entered. Under the of the Welfare auspices raying Salt of City "and the (tjgineere 11.38 miles, would cost, according to dition now at 64 than he was at 54. Salt Lake City every "Several attempts to escape were the trains teachers' and Kiwanls leaving for the park, committee child this specials, irlaa not to opportunity arranged Reynolds bid, (11,856 13. or owing to keeping active and refusing few mlwates between 7:46 ami of hearing him. a mile, While tlio Coan bid j and others. Mr. Wadlelgh said thf work of the Civic Cenfer a father to made by those In the club, amu'mbec grow old. pm. A special train will leave Gar- dropping from windows to the street for the same section waa (laTOSTOO, only handicap wouRL- - be a possible and mothers" night will be enjoyed The field at gen 0:20. p.m. n public a mile. or Prom Hunting-to(9,?0.01S fsfhers and mothers of tha Federal Recognition, . erally la Invited and the proceed of below, only to be taken in charge by Bank work, country, work, office of Pullmans, due to war con"- -' to Caatledale. 9.90 mile. Wr. Rey- shortage school district tomorrow eie- - work legal work, quick work, our will be used for charitable officer surrounding the place. But nolds bid (64,624.63, or (6,491.37 per d it Ions. The road la getting back to Onequa affair the specialties. Deseret News Job Dept.- Notice of federal recognition of First purposes. . pre-wconditions and the passenger one man escaped, according to Lieut. mile .cavthe to Teate Wtlllam Lieutenant Bids on each were service Is being enlarged and Improved six . Clayton. This man dropped on an ad-- received from theofLynch bridges Construction to suit the coming summer demand. Farewell. alry branch of the national guard, Missionary under and roof away slipped Joining company. Carl Wlnberg. J. J. Burke Mr. Wadlelgh cajled attention to the hys been received by Adjutant General and the Midland Brtge company The fact that all of these through specials Appreciating her many fine quali- the cover of darkneea. f the stat national FYed Jorgensen low were the Cedar would stop over In Salt for The alleged game keepeis who gave Burke tenders Lake fro7 Lake musician of the .Salt City of ties, Lieut, The at creek bride for appointment Millers the guard. (4 69; four to 12 hours, so that all the tourthe names of Charles Grayaon, H. J creek to Mlea will Emma farewelt a tender He 1020. for at the 'from 12, (4,666.52, bridge Yeats dates April ists will have a chance to see Salt and G. F. Brash Burke, A. Wash bridge at 7.377.81. an 1 Lake, and he particularly remarked has been assigned to duty with Tropp E. Lindaay. Friday evening at Whitney each bail on for Dr creek the at inkards released (100 clerk were has Miss been chief Hall. alt. brldgi Lindsey that this city Is one of tte great atA cavalry, with headquarters (n Balt of the state board of examiner. She Bail for the other alleged gamblers (5 604 T6 Vhe Wilberg bid was loW tractions on overland travel. Royal Lake. Mr. Yeates la a Salt Lak news- leave the Huntiigton bridge at (1,306 15. Gorge observation next week for New York, where are back ini but 19 of on paper man, and a" veteran of the Euro' aha will ente thf. Eastern State mis-?lo- n waa net at (25 each and all and and on the Band Waah bridge at operation, after a trains, of two were cessation i the money war. up" them put pean (4 883.13. field. j years, a new through connection bereleased Two van load of gambling Federal recognition of, Capt. R. tween San Francisco and St. Louis is I and Kanxler of the medical corps was also paraphernalia were confiscated being established via the Western PaReferee Hearing Case. to the elation this forenoon. Interesting Talks received by Col. Jorgensen. Dr. Ranx-lebrought cific, the Denver & Rio Grande and I will drill with Troop B, of Ogden. Various kinds pf card and dice At Civic Center Missouri Pacific roads. The Burlingwhen the J B. D. Nebeker, referee In the -- stat games were in full operation ton and Union Paelfle have put- on adclub. Another broke lntoiihe officer Editor ths. industrial Resigns. commission, spent day raid Forestry The executive committee of the di- ditional trains between Denver, and to Jiave been planned ia,rib'r.lpfl In In Wellevllle, conducting a hearing but when information of vision of womens activities of the Chicago. Mr. Wadleifcli saya ne has the sr Mra Ruth B. Johnson, who has been ne case of Olof Nelson, employed by by elub raid reached the other Civic Center and ths members of the fully Ip mind that Bryce's canyon ig Bar the Grande, tributary to the Denver editing the Daily News of the Inter the Broby company hi Wellevllle. Mr. place, attendance dropped off and the speakers' board are meetlngthis aft- and arrangements "will be made to mountain , District FofesVry service, Nelson was hurt while at work, and games closed, it la said. ernoon over Civic will tourists It at for make convenient tbs Renter. They for compensation. He has tendered her realghatloit effective put In ato claim Swan n the Rio Grande to reach that now be addressed by hie while t back have hurt claims the a to accept May 26, position witty time he reProgram in Spanish. good from a car. Mr. the subject of "Old Clothes Clubs" and noted spot. At Wle same bureau of public roada of tha depart- helping unload marked the singular fact tllat during ment of agriculture tn thie district. Nebeker la expected back tonight. 4,. A meeting of the Salt Lake chapter by Mies Marfs Hutteballe on Sufii-m- these past years, no one, ao to speak, Mra Johnson haa been with the OgMr. Hirschman of the had ever heard there was such a place Fabrics of the National Spanish Teacher asVOLLAND The famous Increase. Women Protest den headquarters of the district. Bryce's canyon, until within the last 1 sociation will be held tonight at 7.30 Hirschman Shoe company will give as vear or two. on and an "Leather lecture Interesting Harriet Boohs for Children, with their." A protest ha been received by the oclock at the home of Mies County Will Sell 64 Elizabeth street The pro Shoes and Mra E. E Nelson and Mrs. .of Utah Oden, will Include, songs, stories aitd W J McCoy will outline their gencommission utllltle public ? Are Horses Cavalry Oldt giam Property from the Union Labor, league of Balt recitations cheerful, wholesome storied-glowi- ng eral plans for thq, thrift campaign. In Spanish of the Speakers members The to Enroute Brigham In the Lake City with headquarter The board of county comml'-lonerboard include Mrs. William Reid, Mi pictures and charm" , Will Open New Store. C- P Brinks Mrs. G B. Blakely, Mr temple Thl la an organisation has ordered the publication of adver; Labor -are horse ei at svm-pcavalry women C Clarence Neslen. Mrs. Harold La composed of th tiaement of the sale by auction of tha mostly ing inspirations are making hirers of union labor, w ho have The Case Market company an- Fount. Mrs George Q Morris, Mrs route today from Ft. SHI, Oklahoma the north takenthls means of pcotfsimr agslnet old county Jail property-o- n Mrs. Dunyoih Miss to Brigham City, Utah. Tfee horse A. Goff, George nounces new store it is that opening side of Becond South street between an Increase In srreet ovr fares. They millions of children happy. Florence Horne. Miss Florence Kim- were detailed fo its from me reguaouth-Stat- e 0 street where It ball. first and Second West. It will be sold claim that the slight raise (fi wages at Mrs Edith Ross. Mra B. N Monday to the will handle meats, groceries, fruits Younjr Mrs. Gerald x Letcher. Mr lar army, and will be accompanied to morning, Juns 21, at Id given by the traction Each story is carefully chosen, o'clock from tha west steps of the men does not, warrantoinpanv ail tnercgb in and Btlghen by regular army cavalry-- n A churn costing (10.-00- 0 Carrik Mayer. Mis Marl Jensen, Mis vegetables The propand City .County building. the street oar far en They are expected to arrive at Starr Mis Katherjne Driscoll each picture wonderfully illusto be installed for the making Nell Miss erty has not been used as a Jail since natron tetween 1 v 25 and Clare Keener. and of buffer lnpublic view county Jail . if 18, when the present 3l been have for Quarter Will Meet prepared Thursday east of ths City and County building trated in full colors. tften in stables which are lead by Weather Warms Up. was completed. Silk Shirt Burglar 'he t ,te. The Social service department of horses which are purchnd Has Been Superseded The weather la slowly warming up bv Cavalry the Relief Society will meet tomorrow the government for the national g ntrd, are aupi need to be ful'r saddle The Old Gardener Says: at 2 p m. on the fourth floor of the The sugar huiglar, has superseded thia noon' record, bflng 69 degrees, broke and in docile condition Tharl" But If The ld'HSnd ideal is that books from a mofnlng'a minimum of 8 Bishops building. Mr will epeak on School Lunthes the silk shirt burglar, his fleet operaRimer experience abows that these as" (Hart 71 degrees for children must r.ot cause fright, gnd yeefdv'a hor Don't overlook the necessity of mot from an economical standpoint tions were noted Inst night when the mavlmum their sometimes 'breaktoforget Fair The forecast I ; radishes, lettuce, and sweet but from the nutritive standpoint of Wasatch their train And. ing planting ten-datrlp. suggest fear, glorify mischief, ex Ruling, Jlame Rakpry waa entered night and Thursday" Th principal BrKhamite Thia alo foodstuff- - All stake officer and wn at to ybeets Interval. ar looking g weeber iwan. a prettnuaie condone cruelty. and carrot if 'you stake and ward elaas teacher are In- and two sacks of thaWcom modify were feature of today' exhlblt-on- , wild malirjj applies 4 when 6 .great roundup of inches 16 Ingld - c cipitation of - Ilka those vegetables when they are vited to be present J That is taken. of members ih tvke tollnnd why their troop Bocks ar t Fla. Jacksonville. tour very small, which Is really when they Tlntranre-t- o Pignuts nut tbe cellar was galnd books for children. good are sweetest and at their best. Don't . MOTHER GRAYS through a cnal chute .according to Ffie make your heavy planting of beet, police, and floor board were knocked White carrots, toralps and - rut hagai for Wings SWEET Raised, POWDERS off to rain acres to the ator room winter until a month from log, After FOR CHILDREN. In Which waa kept. No ajl. experience haa ehown that little The ciy commission this morn-'- 1 A Cmiit RDff for rilslim clu waa found b the police fi beet and carrots canned are more umm, flirt! Jng granted a rale of pay to lbs -121 at brtabte In- winter than - mattered George Chsgares, rooming YrtcWii, IrrfNf ml - Fifth Meet street reported to White Wlnga or men who clean th specimen stored awy In the cellar South Tempt knrn H ' M. At ftrafc . southC M hi room this rooming the The little French Forcing carrots and street. The Increase was pdhee etty A 1rtrB toff rtfl was entered last night and a quantl'r 10 to (2 71 per dav and affect the early Eclipse beets are splendid (2 MT C4,U toy, ft. V. MOYHEft of clothing, taken. for thi purpose. ' about half x hundred men. Work to Begin, m'Vrrhim. five-stor- y, J.-J- -- po-ltc- on es pre-seas- pre-scho- ol Wil-ber- J Books Thai Every Child Should Know - Mra-Gran- er , Jait s V - -- 315-21- 1 "'t es 4 1 frr -- w' i- DESERET BOOK COMPANY the-sug- ar tlfi tt tn 6. |