Show "- THE 7 T HERALD-HEFUBLICA- - is not Incumbent upon a ' senator of the United States that he shall ' agree with the President even' In the delicate matter of al The IUpnbllcm 12 1906) foreign relations The fathers of the repub(Est Feb lic so clearly foresaw the necessity of t a The Salt Lake Herald 1870) check upon the - executive In transactions (Eat June BO MAIN STREET with other governments' that - the constituPub- tion makes the Senate and the President Published by The custodians of foreignpollcy When presidentJen-A joint lishing company—II E Booth ' Wilson Mr reason to E has senatorial fear Edward I Thomas vice president kins treasurer Adolph Anderson secretary disapproval he would be- - wise' either to Jamea P Caaey General Manager forego action or issue no invitation for dis' 7" Editor nrowa v 7 cussion Of it Arthur J HERALD-REPUBLICA- N Inter-Mounf- ’ - - Herald-Republic- an : — Associated with 1' - : - 'S' ' In the days of Gannonlsm pork barrel bills were uncommon because the great power lodged in the Speaker’s hands made ! THE AUDIT BUREAU CIRCULATIONS Information concerning circulation will he supplied through this association Venetian building Chicago TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS DAILY AND SUNDAY delivered by one t'-'-K- It possible to compel economy a had But bad name and had to go 7 7 Can-nonls- m week 15 Hint for car-- I ' v- - 7 ‘ 7777 r4 - ' " - :UmThe Weather so SUNDAY and Monday Isgenerally fair not the forecast issued portion last nigh t by the local weather office The comparative data for Salt 'Lake V following 7 ' ’V'PHILLIPPA FRENCH ' for Issued by the local bureau Saturday 77 777 of the weatheris service 7 Newbury Mm'- of the United States A: information' Is desired regarding the par- department of agriculture: TEMPERATURE' ! v Degrees was of New- -' entage of Phlllippa Erench who ' 32 j j v ' bury Mass and may have been of Boston Highest In since 60 month this f Mass' She married Josiah Pettlngell (Cut-- Highest Lowest ' 20 2 Richard 1) 1874 ’—20 ting 4 Nathaniel 3 Matthew! Lowest this since month ' of Newburyport Mass" Their marriage In- -' Mean temperature 26 tentions were ’published in Newbury Mass Normal 28 October 21 1774 7 Where werthey married? Accumulated deficiency since January 1— 20 " She died In Newburyport' Mass June 21 1796 HUMIDITY Pet and he married second 'Mary Dugan Janu- Relative nx 6 av 67 at 6 1802 wife humidity and ary Joseph (5) Pettlngell' 6 p m 77 Relative at humidity Phlllippa' French were: V ' s June Mass PRECIPITATION born Inches in' NeWbury Phlllippa" DaniM Total for the twenty-fo20 1776 married March 29 1804 hours ending Brown "who died August 24 1804 She died 00 at 6 p m ¥ z May 22 1855 No children 0777 08 Total month for this Nathaniel Born April 9vl781t 7 7 ' - Total : precipitation since January 1 : 08 "7 Judith born- March 15 1782 married May Accumulated deficiency since January 1 ‘—16 27 1802 Jonathan BrownJ She' died July '19 V ALMANAC FOR TODAY w 1816 They had several vhlldren ' ' Sun a sun sets m mi 6(16 753 rises p Cutting Born May 9 1785 Newbury - ' ' 7-- v City Brevities Court Notes ' - - 1874'' ! ? ‘ V'- - ' : : : ur ‘ ' Berlin 7 v Ojninous cents LEWIS is of more Importance Sunday only DAILY AND SUNDAY by mall — One SENATOR national ' administration mamonth 75 cents one year $800 ' SUNDAY by mall (In advance)— One year chinery than the uninformed observer of his sartorial eccentricities could be Induced' tc $200 believe Not every fop is a fool prevailing THE Is not reto the contrary notwithstanding-Wheopinion sponsible for any- unsolicited manuscript the Illinois ' senator f defends an adwhich is not plainly marked with the namm and address of the sender and accompanied ministration trench on the Senate battle-groun- d by stamps for return he employs the weapons provided for him by those in whose interests he speaks and his frank belief that further affronts from Germany will embroil the United as the Pres! States In war may be accepted SUNDAY JANUARY 7 1017 ’ V view dent's City rler in Salt Lake 6 cents N( - his censure upon his imprudent followers who would not let well enough alone 7 It THIS SALT LAKE 7 7 '7 v77'"7vH7 7 7 1917: JANUARY SALT LAKE CITY SUNDAY” ' -v -- - : Mass I E Wi Pratt filed suit against Heber M Wells and Rudger Clawson' executors of the estate of Teresa Clawson Wells petitionlook ing for appointment of a Vecelver-t- o after the property to recover $337019 claimed from the’estate by the plaintiff and to ' fore-close a mortgage : Thomas J Fitzgerald filed suit against Evelyn K Fitzgerald for divorce on the ground of desertion W H Noble filed suit against the Oregon Short Line Railroad company to recover $30-0for personal injuries alleged to have been received! by the plaintiff on November 23 when he claims to have been knocked off a box car at'Dingle Ida while In the employ of the company Sarah A Gibbs John E Gibbs and Enphe-mf- a G Morris filed suit against the Oregon Short Line Railroad company to recover $3500 damages which they allege they suffered because of the construction of the Fourth West street viaduct adjacent to property of which they are the owners Mrs-O Randolph brought suit against L H Jenklnson to recover an automobile which she claims to' own and of which she says Jenklnson has Illegally taken possession She also asks $250 damages The machine Iq alleged to be worth $1250R receiver for the West company filed suit against Basil T Kerr to recover $72561 alleged to be due on account John Flaiinlgan and John O’Brien alleged to be members of the "chloral ring" which has been operating in the city of late pleaded not guilty to a charge of grand larceny when arraigned before Judge J Louis Brown in the Third district court They are alleged to have stolen $8 from George Mason The Utah statute makes larceny from the person grand larceny no matter how small is the amount alleged to be involved Amy Helen Hill charged with 'first degree murder for the killing of Ross M Bonny was arraigned yesterday before Judge Brown In the Third district court The case was continued until Saturday Jan 13 at which time she will enter her plea Frank Boyd alleged to have stolen a pair of gloves and a safety razor from Percy O’Connell pleaded guilty before Hugo B Anderson Justice of the peace to petty larceny and was sentenced to six months county Jail The charge against Frank Cutter was statutory dismissed by Judge Brown on motion of Wilson McCarty district attorney 'On the previous day Cutter was sentenced to six months In the county jail on his entering a plea of guilty to a charge of assault preferred by Mrs Minnie Bartlett Jack Jones who is alleged to have en tered a room at 443 S First West on October 24 with Intent to commit burglary pleaded not guilty to a charge of second de greo burglary in the Third district court David Pugh was arraigned In the Third district court on a charge of neglecting his minor children Sentence was suspended on condition that he pay $15 per month toward the support of his children Charles Adams who had entered a plea of a charge of burglary In the second guilty towas sentenced by Judge Brown to six degree months in the state prison Adams Is alentered the premleged to have unlawfully CL S Swain 432 W Third ises occupied by South on' November 1 ! ' ' James Lldy and' Ed Ward charged with the Golden Gate saloon at Midburglarizing vale on November 5 pleaded not guilty when arraigned before Judge Brown Facundo Gonzales previously convicted of assault with - intent to murder Patrolman W S Brown of- the police force on August 4 1916 was given an Indeterminate sentence in the state prison by Judge Brown The Miners Mercantile company filed suit against Nugent Hodges to recover $188645 claimed to be due on account The Utah Association of Credit Men filed suit against Clarence G Bamberger and Jacob A Greenwald to recover $2688 from each defendant The plaintiffs claim that the defendants withdrew their 'Investments from the Greenwald Furniture company now defunct to avoid liability in the courts Natallna Silva Purin filed suit for divorce from Frank Purin' alleging cruelty J H Turner a laborer of Salt Lake filed a petition In bankruptcy lnthe United States court in which he places his liabilities at $500 and assets of which $25 Is claimed to be excepted Rather than pay a fine of $50 Imposed upon him last July for violation of the liquor ordinance Charles Bendettl preferred to go a to' Jail following his arrest yesterday-obench warrant His wife offered to pay-thfine btit Bendettl refused declaring he would rather serve the time in jail than give the money to the city ’ - HERALD-REPUBLICA- N - n - -- -- of-Jame- s - - r - Rev-Joh- - ' - - - - - - ' - - ’ ’ - jin-th- ! nt ' : - - : ' r James-Camero- e be state agent Owen Seleeted for First Tour— Under the new plan of the Southern Pacific railroad for educational tours D R Owen city freight and passenger agent is the first man 1o be "selected from the intermountain terriHa will leave Salt Lake on tory 1 for New Orleans whence he willFebruary make a trip over the entire system Pullman Salaries Raised of the Pullman company have received a raise In salaries Notice to 'that effect was received by H S Twining superintendent for the company in this territory The raise Is graduated according to positions and terms of service In this city a dosen persons will be affected Is Euded— Officials of Receivership the Secret Mining & Milling company yesterday recovered control of the mining property which had been placed in control of J H Anderson as receiver The receivership resulted from a complaint made by E R Woolley who alleged the company : Salt-Lak- t - - Herald-Republic- -- an at - - m - - : 1 ' ‘ ’ at-$477- - - 108-11- - Inter-mounta- in m - ' owed him $349 After reviewing the testimony yesterday Judge W H Bramel set aside the receivership order and restored control to the newly chosen directors E R Phelps Is president of the company William Minor vice president and Harry S Harper secretary r Will Practice Judge T D Lewis who retired from the district bench 1 has entered the law firm of Weber Janaary & Olson as a partner and on Monday will begin the active practice of law The firm name will be Weber Olson & Lewis and for the present the firm will occupy offices in the Judge building which the firm of Weber & Olson has held for several years Passes Eightieth Slllcstone— Mrs Margaret Leatham celebrated her eightieth birthday anniversary Wednesday evening at the home of her daughter Mrs R CL Pitt 145 N West Temple street Thirty friends and numerous members of the family participated in the celebration Each guest presented the aged woman with a boquet of flowers Mrs Leatham has lived in Salt Lake fifty years She Is the mother of twelve children She has twenty grandchildren and eight Law—-Forme- great-grandchildr- en ng 6- -a 10-1- ng W ‘ a - - Webb-Wllfo- rd - - i ' - - Sue-Brette- ' - 1- ! - V: - Salt-Lak- e : “ V V : T' 7- ! ’ 1 : E --V'-i V - ' x - : - : 4 i : VT-V- - - ' : u ‘ - ij- - ! very-selec- v t -- - - t- - - ‘- - tax-dodgi- ng - - V- J of pardons January regarding the effect f the Mutart decision- will give 'sentences of I prisoners who have arrived at the prison ! since the indeterminate sentence law was to passed Warden Pratt declined last state whether or not his investigationnight of the I prison records had' disclosed any cases Inf which men maybe incarcerated illegally Ask Parents' Aid— There was a alight Increase In the number of cases of measles reported to the city health department last week and the department is again asking :he of parents and guardians of children to aid in suppressing i a further 1 spread of the disease by watching carefully !f the development of eevere colds The number S of cases of measles reported was 235 Other reports of contagious and Infectious j diseases were: Scarlet fever 16 smallpox j 1 diphtheria 4 typhoid fever 3 pneumonia 1 and chickenpox 17 The' number of births I wa-6a decrease of 12 week the during from the same week last ?er 'The deaths were 38 an Increase of 0 over' the first week - ion - of V John K Hardy Report Monday— court com- Juvenile state the secretary of said mission under the Spry administration combiennial report of the last night that the Gov' Simission would be filed Mondayof with commisthe mon Bamberger A meeting but Dan sion was announced for yesterday B Shields attorney general found It Inconvenient to attend the session and the - meet1916- - r-j i will J i I - ing was postponed " ' ! ! i HAPPY: RETURNS" engagement She (tearfully) — Henry toourreturn to you wish I end and an la t me:ever have given vtrvthinK-yoYou Blanche! i Thanks He (cheerily)— ’ ' u mav-begi- at once with the kisses! are married now— Pearson's Weekly n They TOO MANY CARS " e j Pratt will make a report to the state 'board 20 1 : Tenu— Warden Arthur Prluou Scans Inter-mounta- in - t n' 00 - ' n ce M - - non-existe- eclipse of announced to be visible tonight is by the local observatory of the United States weather office The moon will enter the shadow a few minutes before midnight It will continue partially hidden throughout the night Four eclipses of the sun and three of the moon are announced for the year Clrrlevlile Postof flee Robbed According to a message received by M M Warren post-offiat Cirdevllle Inspector the was entered Thursdaypostoffice of night Eand robbed $60 The report Is made by F Chamber-laipostmaster at Cirdevllle who says that two boys under 18 years of age confessed to the robbery New Departure for U A C— Special Instruction in sugar beet production Is to be given during the year by the Utah Agricultural college Hie course will open January 8 and run for six weeks It will be adapted especially to needs of field men for the beet sugar companies bat will also be of considerable value to every farmer engaged in sugar beet production ' Two Debatew— to prominent Clergymen ministers will hold & public debate at Unity hall 138 S Second East street Tuesday evening Jan 9 when Rev John Mallck of the Unitarian church and Paul Jbnes of the Episcopalian service will discuss the the In question: “Resolved 'that reforming dividual Is more important as a ' factor In souplifting the human race than cial conditions” Mrs Rebecca changing Hornbeln an attorney will act as chairman of the meeting Aeeuned of Cbeelc Operations— Charged with Issuing worthless checks aggregating $75 who claims to be a movie” actor was arrested at the Hotel Utah yesterday by Detective Harlow D Lyon His arrest was made on complaint of J W Ottensteln of the Consolidated Film service who indorsed one of the checks Judge Mllue Nursing Hurts — Judge E at-J Milne of the juvenile court was unable to tend the session scheduled to have been held yesterday morning He is confined to his home where he is suffering from the effect of a fall which he sustained night on a 'slippery pavement at the Friday entrance to the state capitol He will be out tomorrow members of his family announced last night Will Speak to Floekmastenk— Mayor W Mont Ferry has accepted an invitation to deliver an address on January 11 before the annual convention of the National Woolgrowers’ association Auto Tugs In Demand— Auto tags bearing 1917 numbers are still in stiff demand according to A G Jewkes license clerk in the office of the secretary of state When 1 o’clock arrived the hour of closing on Saturday 944 licenses for passenger cars had been issued 449 tags for commercial cars and 110 chauffeurs had qualified for licenses as chauffeurs Seattle Company Admitted— John James state Insurance commissioner announces thst the Northern Life Insurance company of Seattle Wash has been admitted to do business In Utah The company Is capitalised at $1000000 with assets of nearly $2000000 A E Rawson formerly of Boise Ida is to the moon : T Josiah born May 30 1778 ' 'Moses born July 9 1787'"-'C- DeathRoii Henry born' October 8 1789 died at seavunmarried STATE There- was another Phlllippa' French who has been Identified as the daughter ' ROSA HAYBALI LOGAX French ' and Phlllippa (Greenwood) - She Word Lake In received Salt 'was yesterwas born September 27 1724 and married of the death at- Logan of Rosa Hayball Jonathan Call of Newbury5 Mass June 18 day foster daughter of Mr and aged 1745 In Boston their marriage intentions Mrs 10 years G Hayball who are well known Henry were also published- in Newbury Mass ' locally Mr 'Hayball was former mayor of Phlllippa (French) Pettlngell may have t been the "niece of Phlllippa (French) Call Logan'' who lived In Newbury 1 lack proof of It' FOREIGN' The records of the Second Church of Bos discloston frank senator’s Mass give the following baptisms of But the Illinois GEN MAXIMILLIAN WIELE3IANS Troubles That Never Come and Phlllippa (Greenures are not necessary to advise the coun the children of James Havre France Jan 6!— Gen Maxlmillian : French: more is expected from the Individual try that relations between the United States wood) Wlelemans 6 1716 chief of the staff Michael born Januarygeneral NOthan he is able to do A beneficent and Germany are unsatisfactory and that JameS bom April 26 1719 Is dead of pneumonia Belgian In the contracted Nathaniel born October 23 1720 - mar- trenches-Providence working with divine circum- the international situation is pregnant with ' born September 27 1724 spection through the processes ' of nature dangerous possibilities Germany's explana riedPhlllippa SIR FREDERICK W BORDEN Call of Newbury Mass Jonathan' renders sufficient to every man his energy tions of the Arabia and Marina incidents was a blockmaker o ' Ottawa Ont Jan 6 —Sir Frederick' WillSr French James and intelligence for the tasks he will en- left much to be desired The plea of “mis- Boston but in 1752 sold his house there and iam Borden who was minister of militia and London Ct Any informa defense In the Laurler administration from counter Foreordination and predestination conception of orders" or "an excess of zeal" removed to New of him will he appre- ' Its formation in 1898 until its defeat gt the became tlon of what not ' is mouth-fillinimpresg are words but they have by submarine commanders Z ciated general electon in 1911 is dead' according to served their purpose when confined to the sive when made by a government whose' He married In Boston June 15 1714 the a dispatch received here today from Canning as' her third hus- N S Sir Frederick a physician by- profesacademic limitations of theological discus- maintenance of rigid discipline is proverbial widow Phlllippa-GreenwooSamuel sion served as an army burgeon and was husband second Her band sion man's achievement Inevitably arises to Most Americans believe and they assume Greenwood ' of ' Boston whom was married she with efficient organization of the r the level of his necessities for the burden is the President believes that Insincerity is September 7 1710 She married first John credited Canadian which fought In South Afrithe German keynote in dealings with the Carter of Boston November' 6 1699' She ca where troops son Lieut Harold LL Borden his adapted by Immutable law to the bearer was the daughter of Capt Samuel White a was killed In action Borrowing trouble is one of the most United States his Sir Frederick was born in Cornwallis N S mariner of Boston 1685 or earlier andSnelL of administrathis remarks Whether the common of human activities and one of the 1847 In Hannah wife Phlllippa) (or perhaps on of floor that the governleast useful The practice adds the possible tion spokesman were the’ daughters of John Snell also They and in many cases the or mental body which participates with the a mariner of Boston Capt Samuel White NATION died December 20 1691 hla"widow died Deavoidable worries of tomorrow to the ex- chief executive In shaping American foreign cember 73 9 1786 V aged upon isting annoyances of today whose exactions policies will have a salutary effect Various theories have been advanced rediscan future the MRS ADA WALTERS HAYDEN ARIZ methods German only tax the maximum of endurance and pagarding the parentage of the Phlllippa as " note an ominous The contain close Joslah French who married They tiencePettlngell was Hayden Ariz Jan 6—Mrs Ada Walters Apprehensions needlessly sap the she most that is as Salnsbursr wife of William Edwin Sainsbury to American the plausible suggestion they people courage of the strong man and add to the alarming of the James and daughter of Caroline Frances Walters of ' one' the daughter probably to When valuable should be Germany terrors of the timid since the sun which French Sr and his wife Phlllippa Green- and the late Henry Walters died here yester shone today will shine tomorrow The va- Democratic senator high in the counsels of wood of Boston If some one can identify day Mrs Sainsbury was born in Salt Lake wil the children of these sons' the ancestry of City' February 18 1879 and was married to pors of night have always yielded to the the government remarks that “America to the Phlllippa (French) Pettlngell would no W E Sainsbury June 17 1903 - For a numbright Influence of morning for sufficient resent" further wrongs and "punish wel doubt bp disclosed ber of years she resided in Midvale later ''v full extent of her power" Berlin may unto each day is its particular evil Jonathan (5) Pettlngell born December moving to Salt Lake and for the past five t 25 1750 a brother of Josiah (5) married years has resided In this place Her husband Worry Is not exclusively a modem prod- give heed Jane and French Their marriage intentions four small children survive her as also uct Prehistoric man found In his grapple NoMass were In also her mother Mrs Caroline Walters of 129 Newbury published to the Colonel Roosevelt Is opposed with the roaming monsters of his day a 1798 Who 19 died S 1774 both in vember West street Salt Lake' and the folthey Eighth to Enforce Peace despl teethe facl: was this Jane French? Could these brothers brothers counterpart of the twentieth century strug League and sisters: Henry H Wallowing Is that his old friend Will Taft president nave married sisters? And could they have ters Salt Lake Robert Walters Thomas Ida gle with the high cost of living Driving of It been the daughters of the Nathaniel French Mrs Joseph Glover West Jordan Utah the wolf from his door was to him an actual of Newbury who married Jane Blaine No- Charles A Walters Eureka Utah Mre G T e and not a symbolical proceeding Yet the vember 1 1750? Jones Mrs J F Collins Joseph Walters' MarA Woman in the Saddle luxuries of one generation have cumulatlve- If some of the descendants or connections garet Walters and Zella Walters of this French family will aid the writer It The body will he sent to Salt Lake for burial ly become the necessities of the next until OMINATION of her party legislative of highly appreciated but' reciprocated with interment in the City cemetery the perennial conflict from which only the -- caucus by one of the women members will be an apportunlty be presented shpuld afittest emerge' unharmed' has bred the twin from' Salt Lake county - merely Illustrates Information sent to Frank Hervey Pet Los avenue Angeles bedevilment of worry and neurasthenia how deeply the Instinct of obedience to tlngell 1712 Fourth' Congressional Summary Modem man Is not only heir to the strength feminine commands Is Implanted in man Cal SENATE of all the ages but he Is also heir to their Ever since Eve asked Adam’s opinion of GenealogiSalt Lake Met at poon weaknesses Editor — I am desirous of following up my the flavor of the Forbidden Fruit and then cal Secretary Lansing' testified on the immilines of descent as well as those of several Life however Is but from day to day woman-llk- e bill before the immigration commitno to attention his gration paid reply my husband and will be glad to communl tee can be no assurance each man has For the morrow there some tell woman to needed cate through your genealogical department and foreign commerce commitWith its ' coming vanishes most of the bur- him-whto do The House Is fortunate it with any person working In these family tee Interstate on the Webb foreign heard testimony Burwell names: Astwood Brown Bryan den of trouble it was to bear and If It never is in such excellent hands bill agencies Ellis Freeman Hayward Culver comes the misgivings concerning It will Considered in executive session renomina-tlo- n feminine influence Is to continue Pollard Crager If Waeir being my ancestors’ (these as lives He of W N Daniels as interstate commerce have been futile that the hours Case Budd session of the Legislature names) and Browne Browning the throughout commissioner restto the heights they pass may not climb Doesburg Van Haer-leis likely to be a better Dickerson Duer Van Husted the Utah china Adjourned 520 p m to noon Mondayless ambition might desire but he will at insurance hazardshopWoman Mapes Paine Hobby Hardy has her prejuPurrler Reeves Rundle Skidmore ' HOUSE least have fulfilled his destiny In modera- dices and her terminal facilities In the mat- Prldmore Ufford and Underhill Truman Terrell Tyler tion and have avoided the troubles that ter of conversation Met at-1a m are the names of my husbahd’s anmight be Improved In —which never come consideration me Resumed of agriculture apin can cestors any If help anyone give some cases without at all limiting her flow V It will be greatly appreciated propriation bill lines these "New York needs nothlhg else so much of Ideas but responsibilities temper usually and I will gladly help any others who are Representative Gardner of Massachusetts for ancestors In these names to testified before! rules committee on the peace as it needs a real Governor" — New York her radicalism and her Intuition often serves searching sources of Information I am familiar note “leak" Investigation World Also New York needs the realisa- her better than the reasoning faculty the what P A M Adjourned 455 p m to noon Monday with to consider his exclusive tion that the Hudson river is not the west' male is disposed era boundary of the United States property ITWA8 GOING TOO BUILDING PERMITS No cause was ever the worse or the “Where Bill are you off to?” work Building permits' for construction “I’m week down to the Jewelers' Jill: women were the of counsel and going the to Issued $8000 cost LegisIncoming during Salt Lake9s Steady Growth 5 inclusive “What for?” Is fortunate It Is to get not only femi- from December 29 to January lature “To have my watch fixed" deserves all the pleasant nine advice but from surface Indications The list Is as follows: ' SALT LAKE ’ “Isn't your- watch going” said of It by Vice President Sweet feminine & Shepherd 8 First W Wells "Sure I’m taking It along-witme"'' leadership Public confidence will ' South' brick hotel $ 1000 of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad Also be enhanced Some of the that fact legMain S M 112 store C Z rear I by drug it deserves and needs the freight depot the islation that is already proposed needs the WOMEN'S CHARMS brick railroad official announces will be conPatience: "Polish women are renowned tolerant characterization a sensible woman Quayle Cannon 617 Drlggs avenue the beauty of their hands They refor structed for joint use with the Western can brick SMOKING THE BEST END custom it restricts choice for her give 611 avenue gracefulness of the bands above all gard Cannon' Pacific Drlggs Quayle Bill: “Why you are smoking with the other charms” Utica conof expression while no pent-u- p brick Each year marks the Increase In Salt tracts end of the cigar In your mouth” wrong Don't ’Patrice: "What's the matter? the objurgatory powers of her male Quayle Cannon 607 Drlggs avenue' 2000 “Yes you see the doctor told me Jill: over there?” white' Lake’s Importance as & distributing center have those spats they brick to who is bounds i smoke to half a cigar at a time and overstep colleague likely only west and the transfor the excess of Irritation the end I would ordinarily put In my mouth S TATI Cl AN S in his WORK FOR TRANSFERS ESTATE REAL portation system which keeps best abreast like the best part of the Church: “I see Massachusetts In 1915 alwaysto seemed S Burton Charles W Ebeleln-Wllliaof the city's progress is likely to find its me” cigar cubic10 of 15786630000 feet 2 used W Ben Lindsey of Denver remarks 10 1 S gas” enterprise and its Investment profitable As thatJudge 10 8 84 F Gotham: “Now let some statistician get most of the Juvenile offenders brought C D Hardlng-Matlld- a Harding GONE TO THEWAR ' the country grows Salt Lake before him are former Sunday school pupils Fidelity Investment Co -- Utah Invest- busy and 'aee'how many quarts of ' beans Mrs Flatbush: "I see before the war there that amount would cook” must grow inasmuch as It is logically and which is no more an argument against SunCorporation 17 IN 1 W 10-- a were 900000 women In Francf employed as gent 18 7 Papadopulos domestics geographically the hub of the commercial day schools than It Is against child-beari10 GREAT EXPECTATIONS A Mrs Bensonhurst: Inland In “The number is very this great wheel -me empire ‘'The smiled at Mrs Flatte: Nels O Anderson Annie M Anderson janitor reduced I suppose now 7” much 10 and lifted hiar hat this morning Utah has always felt kindly towards the 1 Sandy Do' 1 you ' Plat: “Oh yes How those domestics do like to Law Breeds Tax-DodgiH Kimball & Richards Sec Co-think it means he Is going crazy r railroads and has dealt kindly with them see a good scrap don’t they?” Mr Flatte: “Oh no dear It only means Woodhead all 1405 part 1404 High' for It realizes adequate transportation Is es- THERE are a great many Californians 650 A In Santa Claus"' land Park that he believes COULDN'T BE DONE sential to development And it expects the do not admire William Henry Kimball 85-- 6 & Rlchards-E- d Braby man 500 “And what did the sleight-of-han- d Crocker and there are other Californians railroad attitude to be reciprocal 2 Highland Jbnrk C a JUDGING BY HA do 'at the entertainment Bobbie?” asked the who would not admire him but for the E H Chapman -- Royal Laundry Surface 1000 '“Pop’'-:father "Yes my sonv Pt Bingham The Kaiser's latest proclamation to his quality of those who do not Like other 4 S 8 she?' Is isn’t married teacher “Why he brought two rabbits out of a Webb school Charles as carries Its armies “My victorious last line the men Crocker often finds his enemies more 3000 man’s' hat” answered Bobble 1 not believe W I 'my boy" Information that "God as usual will be E hares he brought out of Gil“Weren’t 17 cross Sanford-so then A W makes her Evans “What they friends' But pop?" than his Edith the circle of helpful with us" Perhaps it was an afterthought '' hat?” the mer Place his admirers will be appreciably Increased W Ashworth-Charle- s “Oh no the man who owned the hat i A SOBER WISH R Webb: 8 8 S to Is to do he what the Income trying by have any hair" didn’t 1 W tf ' Crlmzonbeak : “He’s going to be married Embarrassing Publicity tax law ' AND BREAD'S SO HIGH! ' ' MARRIAGE LICENSES and he wants me 'to stand up withbehim" AT good purpose can be serv An Internal revenue collector declined to able to "Well I do hope you’ll Yeast: such a debate as has been raging In permit Crocker to deduct from his taxable Foote Llghte: “He’s been playing Lee B' Cravens and Katherine v: stand up" iv J Aknow” Ten Lake' over Salt Mr Wilson's Rights : in a Barroom’ you Senate the peace note to income losses sustained in stocks and bonds 9 role CL Ross and Laura Sherrod if&wllns “What Miss did he David DIRECTIONS NO WRITTEN ' ’ the belligerent powers? The sentiments ex- - he had purchased and Crocker has sued Wyo ' i ' piay?"V‘V' 'V" madam directed you here “He didn’t play a’ role exactly he was - v pressed disclose serious divisions of opinion him The collector followed departmental Glenn W English Salt Lake' and' Merle A the"Who clerk in the store man with the bun” ifIn the government and promote the Impres- instructions which require that a citizen may Anderson San Francisco' CaL the the lady here” replied I walked “Why' Mercedes Maurice Kane J and President the ' sion abroad that would not be taxed upon any money he makes outside M v by parcel postr "Did ‘you think I came A' CRITIC itirr-v-Powers A Park 1 City si American ’'r’ be supported by the his business but will not allow him to depeople if Fred Schlelfenbaum Glenns Ferry Ida 5 Foote Llghte: “What do' you think of tils DOG ’'CONSIDERATE crucial moment came No more damaging duct losses Incurred outside - his business and Hazel Wood Butte Mont ’ acting?” that Bell e : A “You seem to think more of 9 or fundamentally erroneous Miss Sue Brette: ‘I thing he’s clever impression It is a shabby performance and partakes of v husband” of do your CLEARING-HOUSthan you “You dor dog could be disseminated Americans have the an unfairness that any private enterprise The dog : “I shouldn’t I? Beulah: ‘‘Why certalnlf do Anybody's ' clever who same : him to do Saturday’s clearings $239879730 ask I habit of 'sustaining their government in would be ashamed to commit do everything will can' nearly get money for what he doesr To a great many healthy happy and use- day last year $159497678 week's clearings foreign affairs however violently they may $12570-46238 week lqst year 7!: TIIEi FRUGAL"! 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