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Show DAILY UTAH PAGE TWO TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1951 STATE JOURNAL. l T For Lumber and Building Bock tee OFT 01 THE CHEAT WEST W. G. WILSON A Cordial Invitation Is Extended PAYING TRIBUTE GENERAL JOE WHEELER. ATLANTA He Lao TO SAYS IT IS A PLACE OF MAGNIFI " tha Gray Participata in Cempares It With the Little and a Joint Calabration in significant Eastern The Blue and Ga., March In- - States. Georgia. ATLANTA, to You to Visit 37. OUR SPRING When my son gets old enough to The Memory of General Joseph H. Wheeler. appreciate and remember the things ha ti-- r dear to the Confederates as well sees." said a man who waa a passento the Union veterans, will be hon-.- if ger on a train running from Ash Fork ALWAYS I here today by a great memorial to Phoenix, Arli., recently, Fm going celebration, which will form the intro- to take him all over this big country duction to the two days reunion of the show him what It really blue and the gray, which will oen here of ours and come to the conclusion that U. I've the moat tomorrow. For many weeks Both Phones elaborate preparations were made for no man who has not traveled a good the event, and it is expected that It deal can be properly educated, and I 278-T- he will be worthy of the memory of the that the time la coming when a great general, who first fought for the predict south and later loyally gave his gallant year of traveling will constitute a rag-- ! ular part of a full college course. This services to the Union. According to the program foa the is my first trip to the far west. Fva celebration the varioua military com- - read a great deal about it and Fve seen panlea and poata and camps of tha Con. i many pteturea which ara auppoaad to federate and Union veteran, tha city show the beauties and tha wondera that But Ive officials. members of the chamber of are acattered through it. commerce and of varioua other civic found out that hooka and pictures, THE OREGON SHORT LINE organisations will aaaemble at tha atate i which are good enough in their way, capitol at If o'clock noon. The varioua cannot give tha impreaalons one geta WILL OPERATE organisation will take the poaltlona , from looking at tha real things, I think nearly everybody In the eaat aaalgned to them In the atreeU sur- A NEW FAST TRAIN rounding the capitol and at 1 oclock understands that moat of our territory the parade will start under tha leader- -, lie to tha weet of Chicago and Bl FOR THE ship of Colonel John T. Van Gradate Louis. There may be people In Boaton CONFERENCE TRAVEL, of the Seventeenth Infantry and Colonel and New York who haven't learned Clifford L. Anderson, the two grand this, but generally speaking, those of APRIL S, 7 AND STH, marshals of the parade. The parade us who have gone to school ln the eaat the principal or middle west know In a vague way will march through LEAVING OGDEN 1 P. M. streets of the city, which la handsomely that California is bigger than Maine decorated ln honor of the event and and that New Mexico has more square ARRIVING will reach the opera house shortly be- - miles of land than Connecticut That, SALT LAKE CITY 1:50 P. M. however, la about aa far as we get In fure 3 o'clock. The memorial meeting at the Grand our knowledge of this part of the coun-OjieRETURNING LEAVE house will be culled to order at try without coming out here and seeing I never realised before how foolish 2 o'clock by Colonel T. H. Jones, tha ft; SALT LAKE CITY. Ip.m, muster of ceremonies. Ha will deliver it is to expect any man who has not a brief address, explaining the object traveled much to have an appreciation ARRIVE of the meeting. Then, after a prayer of the needs and ambitions of the peo-b- y OGDEN 5:50 P. M. the chaplain and a selection by tha Pi who do not Inhabit the narrow sons Colonel T. H. Jones will in- - within which his life has been spent, orchestra. SEE CONFERENCE SCHEDULE. troduce Governor Joseph M. Terrell, Here's a case that will show what I Other mean: I know the editor of a country ALL TRAINS, ELSEWHERE, THIS who will deliver and address. addresses will be delivered by General newspaper back in Ohio. He has never Bennett H. Young, commander of the been SCO miles beyond the borders of PAPER. Kentucky division. United Confederate his native county. His neighbors who will be the orator of the gard him as a pretty bright fellow, and day; Corporal James Tanner, com- - he Is fairly well informed. Recently maiiiler-ln-chlof the Grand Army of he has been writing some earnest edl-th- e Republic; General Stephen D. Lee. torlals on this statehood question. Now, cominander-ln-chlof the United Con- - I havent any desire to take up the federate veterans; General Julian 8. cudgel ln favor of Arisons or New Carr of North Carolina, commander- - Mexico, and it doesn't make any differ-In-chl- ef of the Blue and the Gray; Ma- - ence which side he Is on, but what can Jor Charles R. Miller of Cleveland, a man In his position know about of the Spanish dltlons out here, and how is he to de. n, War veterans; Colonel Thompson M. clde what will be best for these Montgomery, Ala., commander- - pie? Some of the men we elect to of the Sons of Confederate and several other dlstln- - grass get out of their native state for the first time when they go to Wash gulshed speakers. ington. How are such men able to Thera is nothing worse than often vote Intelligently on measures that will slva breath. It comes from bad atom affect In different ways people who lire ROUND TRIP RATE TO THE ach and liver. Hollisters Rocky Moun- - in widely separated parts of the coun-tai- n LAND OF PERPETUAL SUN. Tea cures all liver disorders and try? We ought to have some sort of a GOOD SHINE. FOR SIX perfumes the breath. 15 cents. Tea or law that would make it necessary for Tablets. T. IL Car, Phar. a man to do about a year's steady trav MONTHS. eling and see every part of the United States before he could become eligible to hold a public office. Car The railroad map ia one iff the readme why the alze of the western Car Dihing .of our country la not appreciated by i the people who have never seen It Service Railroad maps, and especially those THE TRAINS OF THE SAN that ara published by companies whose PEDRO, LOS ANGELES A lines lie eaat of the Mississippi river, SALT LAKE RAILROAD ARE i generally show the west. If they show WASHINGTON, March 37. Naval It at all. as drawn to a smaller scale THE FINEST IN THE WEST. officers are greutly Interested In the se- - than that which is used for such states SEE ANY AGENT, OR WRITE lection of an officer who shall succeed as Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Fennaylva-Renr-AdmlrFOR INFORMATION TO O. A. Converse as chief nla and New York. As shown on the of the bureau of navigation. J. L MOORE, D. P. A. average railroad map. Utah la about This la the most important of the the six of Ohio, and Arisona corre-nav- al SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH billets ashore, and the detail is spends In slse with Virginia. Here are of vital Interest, since the office has a few romiNiiisons In the matetr of to do with the affairs of the personnel, size: Maine, the largest of the New the officers who are mentioned England states, has an area of SS.nno Among A JOURNAL as available. If not active, candidates square miles; California covers 154.000 CLASSIFIED AD. al ara William 8. Cowles, square milt's of territory. San Uer-no- w BRINGS chief of the bureau of equipment; nardlno county. California, Is as large BURE RESULTS. Captain Rlvluird Walnright, a member an Vermont and New Hampshire com-o- f the general board, on duty in Wash- - bined. and Coconino county, Arisona ingion; Captain John E. Pillsbury, who the county in which the greater part of Is Evans' chief of staff; the Grand canyon la located Is as big Captain William J. Barnette, now on as Masaachusettes, and I duly here In connection with the gen- - New Jersey. If It Connecticut were possible to eral Ixiard. and Captain Richardson move the states of New York, Penn-Cl.nformer chief Intelligence officer sylvanla and Maryland they might 1 and now at his home In Washington on set down inside of Arizona and there wall In t orders. It was thought that would still be room for Delaware. The a. one of these officers could be detailed area of New Mexico la greater than as chief ,ff the bureau of yarda and that of Illinois and Wisconsin, while docks, thus returning to the line an Indiana and Michigan are only a little which some for Important has duly larger physically than Utah, COLORADO-UTA- Ii yeain been discharged by a senior , . There Is one thing about Colorado member of the corps of civil engineers, that the people of the east do not gen-bthe selection that post of Rear- - erally understand. Line SL Louis ! Admiral It U common to Kmlicott has set at rest this suppose that atate consiata of idea, at bus! temporarily. The choice Rocky mountains and had entirely men with of the most ofliand In the imaginations of a ma-ce- rs progressive Through car. Salt Lake City, to of the line for the position of chief picks. of the people BL Louis and Kansas City. Only who have never Jorlty iff the bureau of navigation Is Admiral been there It la what might be called one change to New York, Buffalo who lnwles. Ins frequently in the past a atate. While it la a and principal points East low had duty in the bureau, years ago ln factperpendicular Colorado haa constantly on rates for summer travel. Espethat i and detail, w here charge of stock of goods ln the hand a cial attention to ladles and chilhis wide knowh'dgo of the qualifies- - mountain large dren. Tourists' sleepers through line, it is not all mountains, officers lions of and his fine dlscrimiThere is in the eastern part of it a to Chicago, Boston and other nation gave such -- jitisfectlon. And more district aa Two large as the state of Ohio points without change. Ills before as-sea cruise, as recently, j that Is comparatively level and well trains daily. Inquire at ticket sistant to the chief iff the bureau. efllce. adapted for farming purposes. Any Information cheerIt la only by traveling through these fully given. Mg states and territories that one may get a fair Idea of their vastnesa. It Is, H. C. TOWNSEND Free ef Dawdrwff, It Crews for Instance, almost as far from Los Y7hs It Angeles to San Francisco as from Chi Gen'l Passenger and Ticket oh go to Buffalo, and It takes a fast Me. Agent, 8t Louie, preparations and dandruff cures, press train all day and the greater part a rule, are atlcky or rmtiting affair of a night to cross Arizona. In case eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee aa that do no earthly good. Hair, when not New Mexico and Arizona become a diseased, grows naturally, luxuriantly, single state It will have an area aa Dandruff la the cause of nine-tentot nt Tiunni. all hair trouble. and dandruff 1. caused Ohla ? by a germ. The only way to cure dandtoheth? ? F the ruff ia to kill the germ; and. so far. tha is vbo elected to the legislature J"an from only hair 'preparation that will positively the southwestern part of the state will destroy the germ is Nswbro's HerplrUe absolutely harmless, free from grease, have to travel as far when he goes to sediment, dye matter or dangerous drugs. represent his constituents aa a member Well, just try It allays itching instantly; make hair of congress from Missouri does when glossy and soft aa silk. PEERY'5 Destroy the he goes to Washington. cause, yon remove the effect" Sdd by When you are wearied from overleading druggists. Bend 10c. in stamps for simple to The Hcrpldde Co.. Detroit work. feel listless or languid, or when Mich. you cannot sleep, take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. One of the WALL PAPER. greatest tonics known. 15 cents, Tea and see. BURLAP'S and MOULDIXG8 Lat- or Tablets. T. H. Carr, Phar. est designs and colorings, at Morris,' i 44 I'i5 Twenty-fourt- h JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY. St Both 'Phones. MILLINERY OPENING Hermitage New Train for Conference On Monday, Tuesday ; and Wednesday The new hats are ready. Not headwear alone for the lady of opulent circumstances, but sweet and dainty conceptions for the lady of refined taste but limited means. All the modes for the ! ra spring of 190G will be displayed. New Yorks most fashionable shops will not show hats any . prettier. The Leader Millinery ef ef Mrs E Lyon, Prop. Se peo-Owe- eon-vetera- ns To California Free RecIInlngXhalr BARGAINS IN STATIONERY lrt Superb In order to make room for our great spring and summer goods we will sell for one week only 24 Sheets of Paper and 24 Envelopes, regular 50c and 75 values, at 25c. Box Paper, regular 50c and 75c values, at 25c. See our display window for the ' exeptional bargains. al Strictly (Ip-to-D- ate Rear-Admir- Rear-Admir- Vaudeville al Missouri Pacific UTAH STATIONERY con PAN Y Formerly Ross Book er Admission 10 cents & Stationery Co. WILFORD BRAHWELU flgr. 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