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Show DKSEItET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY MAV 2. 1020 Animal Pests A r e'School Garden Work! . Rapidly Being-Wipe- Meets Ready d ' Out . Response Tie Impelling fedndlus Lnthueiaetlc reeponxe to the UnitState school garden movement whbh has for lut atm a yearly supervision of school children In practical lias ruction In gTpwlrwr, and living things, ha been received,, according to a report made by Prof. A - Mat hems of the University of Utah, federal director of the move4! mint In Utah, Idaho --nd Wyoming. Tha work In these states waa begun several months ago, and slues than . money-savin- g the number of gardens managed by ' a tha school children havo steadily In. creased, according to Irof. Mathew. In The movement la being conducted with the Hmith-llugh- e I and Mmllh Lever workers. From ttfc ground to the table and' Vhy pay the middle nianT'WTtrte1 tha alogan adopted for next year, ac- - i cording to Prof. Mathewa Ha stated. In thia connection, that the results obtained from the gardens are doing much to lower the high coat of living for a great many famtliea a aatcT rha!. tarrtvn work .'Uutrra so extensively in me past, to ote tha remarkable results obtained In the past few years, In cleaning up the- - western country of these pests. geest 'JuutainiS' O r, tf ' vjawo. . it rff k r of valuable propoity It la systematic effort that la doing A delightful variety among them you wDl find Poau de Cy-gne- s, between tha governit, ment. the state, tha stockmen, farmMcssalines, Katins, Taffetas, Stripes, Figured Poplins, ers and - ranchmen, - Previously; - efG In forts Crepc'de" Chines, Broadcloths,' Serges Cashmeres Batistes, this direction had been spor55 dozen Gingham and Percale Dresses sizes 2 to 6 and to 14. -adic. This resulted in no lmprove- this renienL because w htreont man at nvn- to get served in our la. For the benefit of those who were-jna- ble slderable cost managed to destroy . . . ductions. rodents in his own fields,' those from his less enterprising neighbors prosspecial siale we offer these DresseS at HALF PRICE. perity were allowed to breed and nothing was gained. But now the national government, the several states Interested, owners of livestock and have consolidated their efSPECIALS IN OUR forts in a systematic campaign which Is bringing results. The advantages of this plan of operation are becom--Jn- g so manifest that the state west of the Mlslsslppl are readily approwith priating money for Ladies black cotton hose, ribbed top. OE the government, and individual Inter- fcPC - Special price. . esta are not backward about coming forward with the means with which to aid the work. California, last year Elbow length (16 button) Ladies black, white, also brown cotton hose, with deep appropriated 3325,000 to match the and black white, tips, government appropriation In pest exgarter top. A net value at 50c. Special OC termination; while the western states colors. Regular $2.50 values, . price more vitally interested gave 3740.000. special for Tills year even more money will be QC Ladies fine white cotton hose, with deep hem, wearable In the states most af. forthcoming. three days fected by pests, the losses last year parts reinforced. A 50c net value. Special (mounted to $31)0,000,000 to crops and -- Womens Gloves , Cape faint nils being about equally div d J , .,77,v,.7"., .fill,'-,;;,';price i i This included the loss to range broken lines. Regular values feeds, whlih materially restricted the Ladies' pure thread silk hose, in white, gray up to $4.00, special CO'CH number of head of sheep and cattle QCp and for three days that eould lie maintained on the pink. Special price ranges. Dr. Belt said: Ladies pure thread silk hose, in white, gray Muih Has Been AcvoinidlslMMl. OC blue and beige. Special price What ha- - been HcrompU-hedl- n pink, the immediate past can be the better ap- -. i eclated when it is learned that, Ladies silk hose, mill ends in black, white and colors.' A through government ' hunters, there regular $2.50 value. Special C4 7C were trapped In the western states last year 20,076 coyotes, 2.897 bob . price ; cats, 115 mountain lions, 425 wolves, and 58 bears. Now to this aggregate Boys and giris cotton hose. In white and black. Sizes there must be added the catches by broken. A 50c net value. Special sale f 'v a statc hired hunters, and the work of slightly A special line of Warner Bros. stockmen, farmers and Independent t , Pncc . , de Cygnes, our regular stock of Silks,-Pea- u hunters, which will largely Increase Corsets. An exceptional value' .Including ' ihe total to about as many more. Since French Cashmeres, Serges, and Satins, Taffetas, Messalines, also at CO cotton Boys white $4.00. Special girls black, hose, QR :15. when the work properly began, C -an extra good value, at .'.Tfc"ww Batistes, Challies, Poplins, Broadcloths, Velours, Polo government hunters have trapped or price shot 98.231 predatory animals and choice three Your etc. for days Cloths, Coatings, etc., double this number have been wiped out by poison baits. And we operate Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday- in all the states west of the Mlslsslppl t Iver, but principally in the far . , AT 20 PER CENT OFF. including the lntermoun- lam region and the Pacific elope. In MILANO CREPES AND NOVELTY STRIPED SKIRTsome states, as the Dakotas and Idaho, Special for INGS Regularly sol dat $10.00 a yard. the general public has become so An assortment of Rompers deeply interested that there Is general a and Wednesday, Tuesday among all classes and and Creepers very choice line Ladies fine Knitted Bloomers, in white, black and pink. A great tracts are being completely yard cleared of peata and predatory .anito at select net value, special $1.25 from, BLACK SATIN Regumals. We begin at a certain center, An extra special in ALL-SIL- K 9UC clean that out entirely, and then gradprice for a sold at Special $4.00 yard. thorough larly out, making ually spread HALF REGULAR PRICE work as we go. It will take a long Ladies fine Summer Union Suits, low neck and no sleeve; Tuesday, Wednesday. A yard time to destroy the pests over the knee. A $1.25 value. thorand 7E entire west; but the rapidity AN ALIASILK PGNGEE SPECIAL 34 .inches wide, Is beoughness with which the ground Special reasonable for' sold at a Special warrants $2.00 yard. regularly ing gone over, hopes, that In fewer years than most A yard Wednesday. Boys fine Summer Union Suits. Just the thing C4 Aft Tuesday, will states western the people think, UU for warm weather. Special price ;.,, be forever free from these pests. WOOD JERSEY 54 inches wide, regularly sold at $5.50 a Prof. Bell and Piper, with George Hoizaan- - predatory animal inspector Girls fine Summer Union Suits Special for Tuesday Wednesday. yard. Mar-pr-n Eflft Hi-- vbis state, with Secy. FV R. ' asA y&rd Special price of the National Woolgrowers afternoon, this sociation, went south, to Ty automobile to Sanpete valley OUR DRtTO STORE t AT look over conditions there. Prof 112114 SOUTH MAIN ST and Mr. Holman will look over George E. Sanders admited last ihe Bheep that have been entered from that section for the annual sale in this night that he sent the telegram from Protection Week, I wish to urge every gers. Including members of the Ml will nd he Belorophoi which Senator Smoot quoted in chargcity next August. citizen to be so precautions that no OF shortly send down s shipment, Nelly V NOrleans" theatre troupe, ld d the can ever Paolfle be'attrlbut-e- d fire miners hav they rescued express messenger Frank ing that the sugar probe against the to a member of our community. I several week Governor Edwards May Houghtallng from the wreckage of hie fk1 Uiah-Idah- o allver-coppand other local sugar inPe"e wish to also the to car. make urge people dimension thus far opened atone being' Address Meeting Here terests ws, a political move to put a speck) effort during GIVES HIS VERSION Mr. Alkire said he Investigated the the coming feet. H ie of milling grade. week to instill in other including the keveral inchmea of trac) and it waa evident to him that 22, e him out of office. He refused to disEdGov. younger generation, the danger of bea possibility that the englife had split th half open ahlpplng ore. A stop, of le.d mlllln There cuss the matter further, however, addo be mined. It ie ing careless with fire In the mountwitch and immediately overturned, Pwedf. th. mill will ward I Edwards, of New Jersey, an ing that he must first consult the files Forbo In et of wreck Lake Salt Route tains observance foothills. and Thcfatal of a proper nominaWadleigh Thorp between pinning Engineer and Urging of himself, Deoioeratic thetelegram aspirant for .of E, A. BOCK. Edwin L. Milcitizens Balt Lake SunFireman and the No. last week I. attorney train by at Utah, Ward Latimer, Protection Beer, est prosecuting FranHenry at the Sin tion IsMayor of Balt Lake City. day was caused by a half opened ler of Caliente, Nev., beneath tt, killfor the federal trade commission,' Mayor E. A. Bock has Special eale on all bedding plants them Instantly. i cisco convention. may address the peo- which i conducting the probe. He de- Salt Lake, t Vogeler Seed Bt ore. witch, was the statement made last ingThe body Advertise of Engineer Wadlelgh is ment. hear clared he could not understand how sued the following proclamation: Scouts Meet to Boy ple of Salt Lake some time In the night by F. W. Alkine of the Alkire-Smlt- h expected to arrive in the city, this a Upon the vegetative cover of our future, according- to word received the telegram came into the possession . Automobile company, who with by Edwards supporters in the city of Senator Smoot. During State Fair adjacent mountains depends the wayesterday from Whiter W. Vick, camR. J. Froiseth, manager of the comneeded by every cltixerv'of ter supply A American Fork Mines . paign manager for the governor. Mashers Salt Lake. Each forest fire Which big stale meet of Boy Bcouts Is to pany, waa a passenger on the train. lwBifimmmmnBuiiMaHnnmm4natj(Minx The Edwards' movement is making Crusade ffrj nornr" kills watersheds Mf. be held said to Alkire Mr. he and Folseth Resame Operations during the State Fair in the sweeps over these' rapid strides in the east, according Police Is by Opened and for timber xihrubbery, much green Mr. Vicks letter, and his platform frail, according to Charles N. Miller, helped extinguish the flames which Perfectly free, with a thua furnishing fuel forfoture fires. There is considerable activity in the personal freedom is being well , reThree young men were arrested last The$e fires remove the protective cov- national field executive 'tor scout dis- started in the baggage cars immedi- Americas smile of contentment and ceived. di canyon Fork mining 8 after the wreck. With the aid Local admfrers of the governor are night by Lieut. D. H. Clayton of the ering for the remainder of the year, trict No. from Los Angeles,, A pre- ately , never a worry for paratory meeting is io be held In June of the train crew- - and other pasern- - tricts, ssy th American Fork Citithat id R. B. Rogers on decrease the vitality of vegetation forming a Balt Lake Edwards elub, anti-vic- e and squad zen, Th roads hav been cleared of diminution in - pat--result future JhOBtess. the seasongand who which, 19 is stated, will meet within will be an and effort made to hav This of our mountain streams. and rocks and Are in good conslid the charge of being mashers. a few days. ronizes Shay's catering several thausand bovs attend theall much th Wild Dutchman dition a fsr-s- s is the first krrest made in the camREAD AID What doe It a Smoke Covering over the and Mr. Miner cam some- gathering. down - service when she entermeau to yog to iftin. Arthur Forbes, foreman or th canyon for days THINK Students Recital at paign to stop this nuisance for weeks, detracts from our from Ogden this morning where he atbe under the county road force, ha completed th Taft and James Wenward. both time tains. Her success id astended yesterday the district scout1 rare of a Social Hall Theatre - 21 B.years work during th last two weeks, fixof otherwise beautiful mountain scenery conference old, and L, Kyle, 19 years Xllafid beHel who baa epeaWlng today clear atmosphere. sured; ahd so may yemrs tho road. bad offenders. placet along are the alleged ing many Fifty-eigfore the Rotary club al its weekly and Honeaty per cent of all the Social Hall'lheatre an State street, age, in nearly be if you call Wasatch outflta art going were booked at tbe city Jail as dis- ert fires of known Mining Inwhoa in at the Hotel luncheon the Utah, Ability, are was filled to capacity last evening on orderly persons and released oiydii termountain district origin expeevery day and many properties are caused by year of Oscar A. Kirkbmm. Tom 8. Green 914. rience ha pro S' among rarelemnee of mn. Since tbe United and D. E. Hammond were representathe occasion ofa aecital by vocal ball each. working moderate forces, doted The youths, according fqAthe offW .Ttates Forest Service is conducting an tive from Balt Lake ' at the Ogden Tact, Shays catering service Which may be mentioned th Beloro-phoMi of Margaret Hummerhay. cars, war driving up and' down the educational pupils end Jndsmant to eliminate the conference' yesterday. Delegates from is Treasure Sliver Lon Flat, campaign Fin. prepared to furnish HkllL When assisted by tha I L. g .U. Girls' Glee streets attempting to attract the atd fires and since His Ex Utah. Wyoming, Idaho and Nevada1 Hill, Pacific and Silver Dipper. Soon endorsement by - silverware linen, and club, of which she is tha director, and tention of women" by whistling and ceilency, the Governor, has proclaimed were in attendance and the session at t h leading to start are th South Park. Pitts- t. with Mrs. R. O. Burkhardt, organist driving heir machine across their path the week of Mv 21 to 29 as Forest which the scout biking prtgram was, sized affor men of this etty In crystal Lake tha Silver any mines burgh. of tbe First Methodist ebureh. aa ac- as they croaeadyn streets. ere of the high discussed closed with a banquet. The fair also to prepare the Retorophon Is In rood shape. It companist. It was an evening of enSalt Lake contingent were guess of eat qnelity; Is The declared Messrs. Kerim and Adame who devote hi refreshments and serve Weber Cub. the joyment for the many friend of the Held Ogden Healey have etayed at th property daring th entfr attention singer preaent, and while there war them. enow this spring. Although the to heavy apTrial 17 number on the program, Await To patient; they x trrHe Tall drift I etllt twenty feet from th vein, Arrested tor Gambling. plying th latwere o short, and followed each oth-- r copvery seam la full of lead and ent and beet o quliklyihat the evening panned (ftjieclal to The Newaj per, it i de. Tared. Is a ahort time medicine for Wm. Ill In a raid on a sofF drink parlor at this property ta azpected to make aa Poll, Rets rather ami k . Muwe-Ad- a ELY. Nevada. Mav 25. At the conmen or women, 277 Important sink west ftacond Booth street las Kawltnf'. Marraret Falk, Ruth Jen- clusion of the preliminary hearing yesMake a visit and be convinced The Pittsburgh and Utah Centennial M. Healey sen and Mary I arf f gave aa eepeelal-- 5 terday of Mrs - Mart IIS Main Street. Hesen 1 te Sj Officers P. K. Brown and C. J. vot ta hpin ar, night. hus. I te IS road account of thraelvoa with Charged with the tnurdew of her wlatrr laid through tKa wit Oust arrested the Walker proprietor, defenda the more ' C voice of feftrt At quaQiy indfesting Healey, band, Jame ft; Tom Cunningham 41 PA. MUX ST. SIX running a gambling game i PappK,.for ant was ordered held In custody la deu'ihu proimp namMr of frun. ra 1 r her for gambling Pappas and tH on will f ball The of Mrs F.urkhardt proved ta.ea ropp'Rtt ,plend,d fault, ctt.( mwfiHinf was released on 1 0 bond and hie to (JfT iff accompanist and the gt club of 22 pmbabt go to trial before if Jury earlj j J i. Tfc Traa r Ha1 te,aaid to have on 326 bond each customer 04. June. f in beauttful.y. sang girl ed Dry Goods dept, continues tomorrow Here are the items. Each one is a value. Z. C M. I. Suit and Cloak Department AlLSilkandDress CHildrenVSchooI Dresses Goods Remnants HALF PRICE liavvr-deartioyw- O - -- 4, w 4 Specially Priced . CONTINUES TOMORROW et;rete.rin Silk and Dress Goods Dept. Glove Hosiery Specials Specials Cl Continues Tomorrow Qn (ill.,,; t Id-i- .... Cl Corset Our Entire Line of Silks and 4 DressGocds l, Special ...... OCa Rompers and Creepers Underwear Specials 57.50 S2 50 Cl 50 . 54,00. aili999ti Mar-Bha- .ll rd 11 man-cause- b.Zktn' er high-grad- 1 rdy - 4n spe--lall- at ' ht n, man-cause- die-trlo- Mr. ..ZJ Dr.W.M. Griffith hr e. opetn Cafeteria' W. |
