Show 'v? - im 1 J THE 16 -- LEAGUE ASKS 17 cream in nose PUT Tells Slow to Open Clogged trils and End Head-Col- - - ' f CONFER ‘ Approve This Session J Dlnniny Mu the State Indian Princess and representatives '? league met with members ofnlclpal "the Democratic steering committee yesWho Speaks at- ' afternoon and outlined leglsla terday tlon Jesired by Utah cities and towns A Service M ' a Among other things the cities desire own law whereby abutting property era may be charged with the paving of Intersections street 'i Cities and towns also desire a law a which will cause warrant in- bearing antterest at the rate of 6 per cent per to be taken at par Instead of be-- f i numdiscounted as Is done at the present ing fctlme when there are no funds in the to meet the warrants t treasuries The matter of cleaning weeds from lots and snow from side- yards and and of such walks making the cost f work a the charge against property i and also making water rentals a charge against the property was also dis- cussed ln all the Mqniclpal league asked for as follows: seventeen bills Legislation Desired r A bill providing for making special Improvements and levying taxes on to pay for the same to take property the place of Chapters 14 and 16 Com- differLaws 1907 as amended piled ent acts of the Legislature by A bill authorising cities of the first class to establish and maln-- ‘ and second tain parking districts and to levy taxes on abutting property to pay for " the same A bill authorizing cities of the first class to do any- work or make' any 1m to be paid out of the genprovements not $16000 rith- eral fund same to contract and out letting the'exceeding cities of the second class $10000 and v cities of the third class and towns $2000 ? A bill reducing amount of bond to treasurer so that he be given by city ' will not have to give bond In double amount of taxes collected A bill amending Section 2866x as to N Indian princess of California and title to streets so as to protect cities or towns from having their water a trained nurse whose tribal name streets etc taken away from them Is will speak at Amend Section 206x3 by adding to M I A services tonight in Thirty-firpowers of city authorities ward chapel 206x15 to Section Amending to protect their water permit cities supply from pollution 206x22 In Section Amending regard to -- noxious weeds on and sideproperty walks the juvenile court act as to Repealing all cities and towna except cities class pt the first andofsecond distribution of generAdjustment taxes al Amend Section 175 Compiled Laws 1907 pertaining to consolidated dis" so that taxes may be reduced tricts Amend motor vehicle law as to specif and lights and traffic Amend Section 1933 Compiled Laws 1907 in regard to exempting school for special Improvement taxes property Amend Section $16x1 as to requiring city to pay for collecting school taxes Repealing aot of 1911 In regard to public parks which would reduce ex Shit Lake County Gets Only pen sea Bill collection of water Four Out of : 22 Slices of rates providing for A bill making water tax a lien upon House 5 Mayor W Mont Ferry of XI I - ‘ - Ah-tra- ah-sa- — un st " to Get View ‘Pie’ property Committee Named to Pick Committees of tiie legislative pie : of gLIClKO Salt Lake county got just four small pieces questioning of J F OF DIRECT PRIMARIES Tolton caucus nominee for speaker and ‘ f j - - - ' 1 New Zealand a I I - : - '- --' - V ' 'v V Jv r 'S f -- w £ R V Don’t stay crippled! Rub this soothoil Into TO PUT STRENGTH IN: HER NERVES AND COLOR the right ing penetrating and out comes ache or strain and sprainsoreness stiffness swelling pain penetrates heals and Nothing else muscles the Injured strengthens tendons ana lig’aments - so nerves burn or discolor It doesn't promptly can not cause 'injury the skin and Oet a small—trial bottle Don’t suffer! limber up! from any drug ‘store now out A moment - : Rub the misery right “St Jacobs Oil” is applied you after or sorecannot feel the slightest : " -- - v - ? ' £ ’ r' '‘There can be no healthy - beautiful women 'without iron” says Dr'' Ferdi- nand King a New York physician' and author “In my recent talks to physicians grave and" serious’ conse- quences of Iron de- - " f iclency In the blood of American women I have strongly em-'- V the fact phasized should doctors v more - or- prescribe —nuxatedganlo Iron nerv- Ironr— weak v ous run-do4':' - form And this after taking Iron In the for months But don’t benefit' the obtaining any old forms of reduced Iron lron acelate or take tincture or Iron simply to save a few cent a The Iron demanded by Mother Nature for the red coloring matter In the blood of her children la alas! not kind of iron You must take iron that in a form that can be eaally absorbed and assimilated to do you good otherwise It may prove worse any than use-le“I have used- 'Nuxated Iron widely in my own most severe agpractice Inconditions with gravated results I have unfailing Induced many other physicians to it a trial all of whomgive have given me most surprising reports in to Its grest power regard as a health and strength builder “Many an athlete anil has won the §rlze-fightsimply because he knew the secret of great and endurance atrength and filled hls blood with Iron before he went int the affray while many another has gone down in inglorious defeat simplv for the lack of iron” CL proper n£w had In some cases been doctoring without rosy-cheek- ed on-th- Move to Put : ? s - 13 ‘ V ERNEST CUTLER I T Cutler of the Utah -- Idaho Sugar R: company! leaves next- Friday on a mission to New ' Zealand a be testimonial in ' his honor will farewell evening Aat the "Waterloogiven wardThursday wog house musical program will meeting be ren haggard-lookinmen patients Pallor to dered conclude wlth dancing means anaemia The akin of the anaemic woman is pale the flesh flabby- The muscles lack : tone' the brain fags and the memory- falls and often they become weak nervous irritable deapondexlt and melancholy When the iron goes from the blood of women the roses go from their' cheeks “In the most common foods of America the starches sugars syrups candies polished rice white bread soda ci ackers Outlaws Blamed biscuits macaroni Bank tapioca spaghetti sago farina deger Dr Schuyler minated cornmeal no longer Robberies Surrounded Vlsitiner Surgeon Jaque of Pt Is Iron to be found RefinElizabeth’s Hospital removed have processes ing New York City said: Ravine Oklahoma the Iron of Mother ' Earth ”I have never before these from Impoverished out any med- given methods of foods and silly leal information or home cookery by throwing Nowata Okla Jan 8——Two members down advice for publicawaste the the pipe tion as I ordinarily of a posse were killed and one prob- water' in which our vege- renot believe in it do areare cooked ably 'wounded In a fight late today tables so many AmerBut another for grave with a band of robbers eighteen miles sponsible women suffer ican ' loss iron from deficlencv northeast of here John Garretson and iron’Therefore to wish if you preserve with its attendant Marshal Bullock' of Delaware were shot your youthful vim and vigor to a ripe deills —physical weak supply the Ironsome you mustfood and killed and a son of Garretson was old age in nervous irriness your by using ficiency wounded as would Iron you tability melancholy of form 'organic just The robbers were In ' a ra- - use salt: when your food has not enough indigestion flabby vine surrounded by acamping' Ac' : dense forest etc muscles salt'1sagging to d cording in the etc— and in conseliving “As I have said a hundred times over men had thepeople made the ravine organic iron is the greatest of all of tbeir quence their rendezvous for several weakened run-doand would days builders If only people w‘® always- heavily armed condition they are ' medicires and nauaway patentand There were about- fifteen In the throw liable to contract serious take seous concoctions group which has been blamed for re- simple nuxated iron I am and even fatal diseases cent bank robebries Skla-too- k at rand 'New Vinita that I deem it my duty to of York lives D Ferdinand the convinced that physician King Nowata and AUu we in which thousands of persons might advise all such to take thousand many of dollars have been be saved who now die every should pretells Nuxated Iron I have taken that author they physicians Btoln it myself and given It to - from pneumonia scribe more organic iron— --Nuxated lronr-f- ot Oarretson and Bullock were year kidmy patients with most grippe consumptiontrouble killed two men were sent to Nowata and satisfactory reprising ney liver heart their patients— --Says anaemia— Aron deficiency - true f°r And those reinforcements sults who wish an5Pelaware and etc The real to trace the gangs Involved cause which started their to increase their quickly Eiort Jiedlth curse to '—is the the n strength greatest andendur-anc- e were- futile disease was - nothing more power strength uPtJL1 today when officers will find it a most reand nor less than arid beauty of the modern 'American at vitality Delaware were notified of here and wonderfully markable the on condition camp by of the outlaws' Seventeen men volun- lack of ironbrought effective remedy” Woman— Sounds teaming In the blood teered to hunt the robbers the men NOTE: Nuxated Iron Is prescribed sod from Delaware scouting up one side metaUid iron reeommeaded above by which “On account of th peculiar nature use of physiclana is aoch a against of the ravine while the deputies from of woman and the great drain placed great variety of cases Is not a patent mediwhich - may injure the teeth cine nor secret remedy but one wblcb la well she Nowata took the other side periods upon her system at certain known to drnggfsta and whose Iron constituents iron much more than man to requires 'do corrode stomach ' and are ihe widely prescribed by eminent physicist WHAT'S A FAMILY f help make up for the loss both in Europe and America Unlike the older tid-vis-es more dreaded day of exarnlna-tlo- n harm than It "in to Is waejthe also far “Iron necessary Inorganic Iron products It la easily asslmllstel good absolutely arithmetic does not Injure the teeth make them black to food Into blood enable your change niuca use ted iron nor of only “If anyone has a question to ask” living tissue Without it no matter npset the stomach on the contrary ft is Bell-“hsaid 'Miss a moat potent remedy In nearly all forma of must come up to how much or what you eat your food Indigestion as well as tor nervous you without do- passes through miBpr quietly1 sat frowning over the- third merely You don’t get the two weeks then test your strength conditions The manufacturers have such great you any good lng “A little fir! had a family example: " — how mm you hav dolls 'She gaye of gsaygss of them seen havo ot aerydosens I had six left How many did nr Jut Uko a plant trying to rrowln M away anl away?” n she give k soil deficient In Iron If to are not ous people who were all- ln firoi?£ekts’ ti eelTter his face cleared He arose strong owe it you Suddenly or well °u while y serious no have double the their all organic trouble They also they strength ing from his seat and tiptoed up to make the following test See now quietly refund to offer your money If It does not a: themendurance and to Miss Bell’ ' ria entirely can work or how far you can a”a donble ywr ttrenxth and endurance in you leut long Will- you please tell me” hea- whis- walk without becoming tired Next take selves of all symptoms of dyspepsia ten days time It la dispensed in this city by how many dolls make fam-lly- ? and all good two five-gratablets of Nuxated Iron liver and other troubles In from pered I’ve drag store never heard” three times per day after meals for ten to fourteen days’ time simply druggists sa - ’V-- i V1 4 - - ?' - : : - for-thei- r wn IV : ' f 1 f - Reference Committee Is to O: K® AU - Bills Before Printing or ' w -- i of of SIDE : from the appointment Sen fleers and employees of - the ate yesterday the rules of ” the session- took up '’the greater coming of1 the time at" the luncheon ana part caucus of s member of' the Senate at the Newhouse hotel:taken The first action by the senluncheon was to proator after their ceed to the allotment of offices and employee by counties As a number of the senators were not In attendance several of the offices could not be filled as none of those present knew the names of the proposed appointees An outstanding feature and ' radical made by the caucus was the departure creation of a- legislative committee have' the right which will bills shallbe considered to say whatpractically session 'While coming have during the been era-I- n printing committees the House for several' years said yesterday that this Is prob-ahl- ay the first time in the history of has western state that a committee been appointed t9 say what bills shall have be printers after-thebeen introduced by members of the Senate Senator Frank Evans of Salt Lake said yesterday that It was a departure it was hoped that by which a less bills ' might be cut down andprinting number of measures placed on the Senate calendar The House and the Senate oaucus rules on this matter are alike The section follows: “A bill when introduced shall he read for the first time either In full y be referred and shall title to the legislativethereupon reference committee and said committee shall within five days critically etamlne said bill and without unnecessarily altering the general Intent and purpose thereof shall examine (1) the constitutionality thereof (2) the ordftrlr logical and grammatical construction : thereof and ($) the proper relation thereof to existing statutes The committee shall then propose amendments to such bill to conform to Its findings In the foregoing whereupon It shall report particulars the bill to the Benate with a recommendation as to whether it shall be and the number of copies reprinted if any Ifthethe Senate orders quired the bill printed shall refer it to president the appropriate thereupon committee for consideration standing and 'recommendation as to Its passage No be at the expense of the state untilprinted upon ana reo- passed ommended fpr printing as herein provided” The Senate oaucus reduced the number of standing committees from nineteen to nine The following will be the committees during the coming standing session: Agriculture— Three members — and Claims Five Appropriations members Commerce and Industry— Three members Education — Three members ' and Enrolling — Three Engrossing v members members Judiciary —Five Reference— Three memLegislative bers Public Affairs— Five members Public Health and' Labor— Three v members ’ Rules —Three members The Senate then outlined the procedure for Monday The secretary of and state will call the Senate to order be elected then Senator J W Funk-wilThe usual committee to nopresident-’House orthat the Senate has the tify routine and be will appointed ganized business will begin NOW SISTER STAYS HOME out The alleged young woman-wa- and had with a possible suitor rowing was extaken her little sister whowaves fear at theare so ner-vohibiting much you "WhynowMartha If what will you be at my Thirty-nin- e meekly I suppose' replied the little sister ' j - - - - - - - - - er ypte-takin- g ' “ v- Administration of Ntixatcd Iron in- Clinical Tests Gives Most Astonishing’ Youthful Strength ancl Makes Woincn Look Years Younger pain ness and you can go about your regular dutlea “St' Jacobs Oil” conquers pain It has bien used effectively for sprains strains soreness' and' stiffness for 60 years— six gold medal awards --Adver( tlsement 1 IN HER CHEEKS Any Woman Who Tires Easily Is Nerirous or Irritable or Looks Pale Haggard and Worn :®vM:S:'Sh0Tild Have Her BloodiExamdnedforlronDefiriency - - or-b- - - bill-shal- l the-nomi- nee ' foriMissionary ' Don’t suffer Go about your duties: Relief comes the moment you apply‘ r " j “St Jacobs Oil” f: '' X Arrange Farewell of a committee on committees to name the various House committees were the features of ' the of representatives to the'Twelfth Substitution of Preferential caucus session of the Legislature yesterday : Ballot System Urged by Representative Tolton before: being selected- - a for speaker wa subjected to a broadside of quesZ Professor Johnson’ tions by Salt Lake members of the House who desired to ascertain his with regard to platform sentiments — di$ Jan Abolition of Washington answers removed the His rect pledgee and substitution of the doubt In primariesballot their minds as to hi posisystem was advopreferential cated by Prof Lewis J Johnson of tion:Harvard in an address today before he J W McKinney of Salt Lake county National Popular Government league to ask general question as to began “Primaries” he said ar just one Mr Tolton’ stand with regard to the more dose of politics than tne voter carea to put up party platform and wa seconded by without an ax to grind with By using the Hucklin system of J G By water another representative preferential voting the usual regular from Salt Lake county1- - First Mr Mcelection can be made to do thd work of Kinney wanted to know If Mr Tolton both the primary and the regular elec- were' In sympathy with the state-wid- e tion combined and to do We' can dispense root and branch with the prohibition movement Tolton replied and the turmoil expense and that he waa Mr By water then asked primarywhich him If he were supporting the public it Involved” clanger Charles E Russell writer and edi- utilities bill Tolton said he was By tor explained liow the Farmers’ Non- water then him If he were supPolitical league had been orpartisan In referendum Initiative and the porting North Dakota to combat Tolton said he was and added ganized Inimical to farmers Inter- wa ' that he legislation ests and had succeeded In electing every plank In the supporting many state officials of both parties Democratic state platform and that he whom it Indorsed would vote for' and work for all party pledges which are for the benefit of CHANGE OF NATIONALITY state the “What became of the Fllpfl&p broth The questioning finished Mr Tolton ers?' “The ones that had the English com was selected aa the caucus nominee for speaker by unanimous vote edy trouper "The same They were really broth- - Ruirtbrs that the outside county memers were they notr’ bers of the Legislature were not as “They were But the act wasn’t go progressive as the Salt Lake county so well” lng“And delegation led to the questioning of Mr nowT 7 Is Leaving for “Well they split up Two of them Tolton by the Salt Lakera are Japanese acrobats and ons is doing gait Lake Low Plums well as a Russian dancer” Mission Work in Lake county got four places In Salt took of the “They current advantage distribution A the House of the pie crazes ehr Northern States mailing clerk minute clerk and two “Just so Another Is a Hawaiian art committee clerks All other 1st on the and the rest of them positions have formed a Guatemalan marimba went to the other counties The comband”-- Louisville Courier-Journmittee of seven In charge of the pie allotment opposed the contentions of the Salt Lake Democrats for a large The outside counties piece of pie proceeded to cut down the allotment made to this county on Friday by taking away the janltorshlp of the House All counties with the exception of Cache caucused on the appointments allotted them before the caucus could Humphreys Seventy-seve-n be reconvened to make caucus- nomFor Grip Influenza inations The names above of the from Salt Lake county are appointees tentative since it was announced last night that the Salt Lake representation inay change the positions of several of the appointees The committee on rules reported to th caucus that a legislative commitMedical Book—Free tee tobe aelected would take charge of all bills and determine whether To get the beet results with “Seventy- they should be printed Jt also reportthat a' committee on committees -seven” to use it with greater ed should be appointed and recommended the number of commitefficiency and accuracy to put it to that tees be cut from 48 standing 29 to The more uses than you ' ever dreamed of vious question rule was adopted preand In the coming session debate will be in other words to get greater satis- - unlimited The rules are the same as faction all along the line send for a the Senate rules which will be found a SCHANK CLARENCE C' copy of Dr Humphreys’ Manual and elsewhere The committee on committees which la to pick the twenty-nin- e read it carefully —mailed free SCHANK Son of committee CLARENCE-CTolof the House Is as follow of the Sweet Candy F J ‘Seventy-seven?- ’ will leave on Wednesday stops fresh Colds ton1 of Beaver J Alex Bevan of Too- on acompany mission to the northern states A ele Thomas P Page of Salt F B Ham- musical breaks np Colds that hang on followed R W mond of Grand' Young: Jr: of will be program in hls honor tomorrow given O W £< ot JoLake Utah JBerg and Medicina Co Homoo evening at 815 p m in the Waterloo U$ William street New Ybrk ward meeting house seph E Cardon of Cache' i 7' 1917 V i: RUB PAINS AND SWELLING AWAY Nos- -- Tou feel fine 'In a few moments Tour cold In head or catarrh will be gone Your clogged nostrils will open The air of your head will No can breathe clear and passages you more dullness headache nofreely hawking smucous discharges or drysnuffling ness no struggling for breath v at: night Tell your druggist you want- a small a bottle of Ely’s Cream Balm cream little of this fragrant antisepticApply in your nostrils let It penetrate every air passage of the head through soothe and heal the swollen Inflamed mucous membrane and relief comes Instantly It Is what every cold and catarrh needs Don’t stay stuffed-u- p suffererjust and miserable' State Municipalities Demand Wider Powers in Matters of Taxation 3 Wv- ds - Outline Legislation Which Solons Will Be Asked to 't- - AND STOP CATARRH! LAW CHANGES COMMITTEES SHINS! - v Jt HEPTJBLICAN - SALT ' LAKE CUTy SUNDAY-- JANUAIIY ' : :S ?Ti- :s a-v- - - for tin in : -- ! i : ’ - - -- - i - - nelgh-bornoo- wn -- - -- - recent-robberie- s - - -- - run-dow- - al° “ft” i one-four- th “J run-dow- : n - r - ' in Schramm-Johnso- n PROBLEMS SOLVED : er - - cV-ke- ) - uk - - - uk-ilel- c — al - - " - - - Quads tracks and Los Angeles trailers owned and operated by Baziks Bros used in hauling coal and supplies to the Cardiff mine V in' the Big Ocnwood and hauling the ore for the Cardiff mine " ij 41'w’K-other " Owing to the hlgh price of metals mining companies have been facing a serious problem In getting their oires to the smelters and various methods of transportation have Jbeen ' tried' In a good many cases when the roads were dry and hard almost any system' would do the workr but when lt raJned or showed tractlonj was a serious ' problem ' The hauling of the Cardiff ore down Big Cottonwood canyon Utah has been the "downfall of most equipment during the - stormy season but within i the past! two months Banks Brothers with two Jeffery Quad trucks have been running: day and night through rainstorms and’ snowstorms and find' that the Quads will go at all times Each' truck uses three sets of drives day and nighty each driver Ynak-In- g hls round trip in eight hours The fact that the Quads were notfput into use untile the- fall storms commenced and the roads were not In the best con- : - ‘ - : - L by-dancin- -- c V f A'V of these dltion makes the showing demonas it wonderful more trucks ability to strates their' remarkable say stand hard workareBanks Brothers running as well at that' the taucks first put this time as they on and that they are perfectly satisfied with them In every way They can go practically anywhere with their loads--"- : The" 'reason Banks Brothers are eo Is that well satisfied with their Quads the-'orwhen the roads from recently the mines were slippery with bins to was congested Ice and the with both Quads mine to the went they 4700 pounds on one and "4300 with pounds on the other wlthout any trouble While this was a hard trip on the could do Quads they proved what they cent grade as Green’s hill Is'aa 23 per In length and and a' quarter of mile 29 a is cent grade hill per Tar Baby These trucks carry an average of two of supplies for tons on each Reeds Price Big CotPeak Cardiff the tonwood Consolidated and American Copper: properties When the roads are : did-whe- n -- up-freig- ht ’ - up-tr- ip Lake agents for the Quads “I have the ' trucks ' handle a five-to- n trailer bringing down seven tons to the been In all kinds - of places with this truck and places you would have trip The Milling thought It Impossible to go: but now I Mining company with It's Quad and trailer has don’t hesitate to go anywhere and at made three trips with from four and a present I am getting ready to start In loads In the past six this ' storm for Nevada across Fish half to five-to- n weeks from’ Salt Lake-- ' Springs flats with a load on the truck Tooele over Look-opass and across and trailer Since R W Brown demonstrated Fish Spring flats into eastern Nevada a distance of 200 miles This Is a trip what he could do with trucks In haulno one thought a motor truck' could ing ore from Dugway to Faust Utah make but the Quad showed what it hls company the Mines Developing could do by pulling a trailer with its company has purchased a Jeffery Quad Los Angeles' trailer load Ralph Langford who is In charge and a three-tor- iof this truck said that he has helped The Western Utah Copper company has across Fish Springs also purchased similar equipment for air kinds of cars a tow and at one use In' Deep Creek district flats by giving them rear-drivtime he 'towed a five-to- n Quite a number of mining companies of five are 'Investigating Quad trucks and a distance miles truck But MrL Langford says that the “fun” several- persons after Investigating was at the mine when he used the Quad what Banks Brothers are doing are to go up on the side of the mountain to bidding on contracts for ore hauling for the mill succeed- and freight as they are convinced that drag down logs In one day as four the Quad trucks will do the work the as much in ing doing' men and eight 'horses could have done year round In a week "In fact” he said to ' the ‘‘'A Quad truck will be on exhibition at Jeffery Distributing company Salt the Salt Lake Automobile show good Utah-Neva- da City-rthrou- gh ut - ’ - en Street ‘ - i - - ’ - MSTMBumrem TRUCKS CARS JEFFERY -- - - AND Y Salt Lake Ci1yt Utah V |