Show HEEALDrEEPUBLICAN at ' '4 ' it au r-- a - A j i SAIT - LAKES A - CITY ' UTAH: MONDAY FEBRUARY 5 1917 “ j understood everything was done that could The Weather be done but the elements at times are not HERALD-REPUBLICAto be brooked The public will be content fair not much ONDAY and Tuesday N If the street car service in the "future is as change In temperature? Is the forecast In service as the The IaterwMountala Republics the past for Utah issued by the local weather office satisfactory (Eat Fab 12 1906) the United States department of agricul' ATTRACTIONS TODAY American author com'v REV P A SIMPKIX doctrine of Incarnation' Is trying to say that of Tho Balt Lake Herald Poultney Bigelow data Is a comparative ture The following there Is a part of the great power that rules (Est June 6 1870) plains he can never get what Jie wants from In First Presbyterian Church erAmerican consults abroad'' Probably-th- e the world that does not strike brutally like for Salt Lake for Sunday: 80 MAIN STREET Salt Lake — “The House of Glass" h anniversary the sea but feels as we feel 'This TEMPERATURE' one ratic Poultney wants something he ought YESTERDAY the thirty-sixtwalkDeg 815 ' Here's hoping an American Too of the Christian En- ing about to whom crowds told their trouPub- not to have Publlahed by The 25 Wilkes— Wilkes players Highest ' some him — v he bles who gives was' consul A one moved E day Booth and H something 820 68 time company always praaldent deavor society was observed with special lishing Many Cooks” Highest In this month since 1874' and — of doctrine what the wept this 18 incarnation L Tbomaa vice praaldent Edward EL Jen- obviously needs “Civilization” the Lowest Orpheum service In Christian churches throughout is trying with all the words to say is that Lowest kins treasurer Adolph Anderson secretary —13 1874 880 month since this churches those Lake Salt In City God is like this country' 26 power that gives knows Mean temperature James P Caacy Ocacral Bfanaaer Pantages— Vaudeville at 245 ' 780 the Possibilities an and cares that it agives Among the In by matmarked values societies day such 81 that having 915 and Normal Arthur J Brown Editor Girl ' before the Japanese diet was exchange of pastors' morning and evening' ter much we thought Emerson was right Accumulated excess ’The Perils of Ournews5j deficiency Mehesy— ' SHORTLY I by Imperial decree ten A that the ruddy drop of manly blood out" Under P 262 Rev Trail" White the ‘The thle arrangement l Reporters” days Slraipkln Jobnsin” CarAssociated with in the morning at the weighed the surging sea” Pet paper drama “Sammy preached HUMIDITY' save to! the dissolufrom government ago his CIRCULATIONS 'as in Jungle took BUREAU ' AUDIT and church "Jamboree IHB toon First comedy Presbyterian v 77 REV HORACE SANDERSON Relative humidity at 6 a m The 101 Bison Road” Information concerning circulation will tion two remarkable utterances were made theme "An Epoch and a1 Fundament Dawn “The Town” 71 m at Relative p with humidity Immanuel In ( be supplied through this association VeneJoker Church Secret” have should the careful was attention' Dark beginning that Baptist that of epoch considered drama ‘Their the Inches PRECIPITATION tian building Chicago century the N last sermon of Chaplin his in Tomorrow Immanuel social Viscount the Motono Charley church changes Americans comedy the foreign Baptist Apostles fundament that word of the greatall and Marie Dressier comedy day bllL hours ending Total for the twenty-fou- r Horace the Rev Sanderson said in minister expressed the good will of Japan Paul part: life i that 0 faith his voiced which m 6 at p "It was a great day and a great work Total ' United States as follows: in 'the TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS end the for successful would find to i tasks trace date month this for ' ai DAILY AND SUNDAY delivered by carS3 7 91 strength of the' living Christ ''Mr: Simpkin when Andre w brought his brother Peter to Total precipitation since January 1 If light clouds have occasionally obTHEATRE rier In- Salt Lake City one week 16 cents WILftES In ‘drumChristsaid That was a part: ALMANAC FOR TODAY day when a scured hgwever so little the relations of Sunday only 6 cents in limitation and bondage mer in New Englandgreat MANY COOKS” a comedy founded j are held “We ' — had two countries One paper selling the hags SUNDAY mall UnitDAILY AND ' habitual and crystallized form so Sun rises 735 a nu sun sets 559 p m (mOO (Japan and the by to the X on the Interference of relatives In themonth 76 cents one year 8800 ed States) they were generally dissiwe’ widen' that field of failure a talk with a young man one day and led much 'that” SUNDAY by mall (In advance) —One year emeraffairs of a newly married couple Is the ofhim to Christ That young man who was the pated by the common goodwill of the marked in our Inability- to note 8800 Brevities "We find often two governments Certainly there exist City gence: of new epochs in life : converted was Sayford afterward Evangelist fering at the Wilkes theatre thls'week It is of ’to the on be our presage of which the Wilkes pangs growth questions governments THE Sayford That was a great day when Mr Is not reReforms W D Beers one of the best comedies the season company State needlessly' and grow Engineer dissolution accord:-pessimistic not: in be that may In the J happen ' sponsible for any unsolicited manuscript Sayford had a talk with a certain young man state engineer returned yesterday from an has presented during the "If we would always t remember even between allied countries How- which la not plainly marked with the name as ao element In every problem and and led him to Christ That young man was inspection of the Piute dam above Marys-val- e leading role Cliff Thompson distinguishes- f ever by examining even the r thorniest ' God and address of the sender and accompanied where necessary repairs have just been himself as cleverly versatile and Nana Brymovement of the age we 'should not so err CrlCOber now one of the international comby stamps for return questions loyally and frankly with a of1 those movements on whose In by riprapping to prevent further completed in the I particular to settle them In an of mittee of the Young Men’s Christian associa- leakage Mr Beers says that the roads In ant who has won a lasting place determination in the Christ a faith Inscribed Is banners well scored Lake 1 II Salt of theatregoers amicable and conciliatory manner the whom prophecy and achievement have alike tion That was a great day when C K Ober that section of the state are In excellent con- hearts well f Is case Sinclair Claire In the as the never girl we know should means of reaching an understanding had a talk with a young man and led him to dition smooth and hard and that he I writ ’He shall not fail' she which to character the portrays adapted best things they Christ and that Young man was John R saw them better are surely found I observe with great Instinctively that forwelife’s a have heart should and conquest of W spell funeral The T of the most Funeral Jones— of symptoms joy MONDAY FEBRUARY 5 1917' genuine symMott called a second Gladstone warm with trust W Jones chairman of the state board of I ‘Peter is a good example for every Chris- - T pathy manifested for some time beover the toward "In the' decades lapping sh®®P commissioners who died at his ranch 9 tween the two countries? Thus proposwas tlan to He the Endeavor follow (1) middle of the last century we have seen tre leader of week will be held at first acene the foundation la shown in the j Evanston last iel common leaderehlD ‘and Twelve als for the in action financial the We mendous social and religious change Utah’s Excellent Record second the framework and In the third the ! (2) He thought and acted quick-- 1 I £°°n tomorrow at the Ensign affairs of China have been made by the church ‘precious to see that-Gohas thrust begin Ly°n not bouse The scenery adds much to if does He who made mistakes world-intbut ly TT should be a matter of pride to all Utahns new American capitalists The Imperial gova and with it the period n ®tete at the family resl- completed Im- - I was As the cottage progresses j He to the bowUl (8) conproduction anything ernment will follow with the liveliest toward the place where the gospel shall I A that their state was among the earliest 6S® relatives of the couple j the was construction in He (5) Hefenc? (4) toorro7 pulsive of outspoken serve In individualism realm to tinue the Interest the subsequent development 12 ?Cl°C£’ J l0 J if not Indeed the earliest of all the commonare made here- I was Executive offer Changes Faithful whnTt (7) prompt suggestions as it ever must primarily salvation personal () arrived to and the economic Mr Thompthe of act of third In rapprochement the He did until knew there and what toJ®movd wealths to assure the President officially always things'wasPeter hut where too It shall serve society in wider do I teom Evanston annuonc- last two nations Wyo and nignt " In son hammer a ar who on time He disgust ‘People Ger’(8)' grabs better fashion -I ungrudging support In the crisis with labor t ' do to manual to Mine : Conference— he amount about is Taxation never Represents Ing that late anything’ I “In these decades we have lost some habitually Another statement of equal Interest was many on and f exterior meet with the Sale” an "For our interests a tives win use of the such and Master nails If could mining Impulsive as placard never be recovered such that may things made Hoto the J Premier men Terauchi in by at a can the Governor He business man the committee discussing of Peter retires Bamberger’s telegram I certainly a? of the church the fluctuating the old I of of use to Simpthe Moore a schedule takes Utah ‘intense Frederick He tel was part present you (9) tonight J President and the patriotic resolution adopt-- I world relations: assurance of that the compass firm spiritual Read his two letters which he wrote II mine taxation which It is anticipated will be son the contractor and does well As Ella f sweet experience had been boxed the dear rich-' ed by the Utah House are in harmony with I need scarcely remind you that girl” Charlotte In later In life after he had receoived the Holy I Included In the recommendations to be made Mayer the "refrigerator quiet home life so delightful and armament Is an indispensable means of the traditions of this state which has always is entirely new I assumes same see commission a that is tax The to if Peter the the and it part Spirit Treadway have and others dower these gone things national alto the last recorded! The Governor I done its duty by the Union to her hut she is clever and well received - J! preservation Care should from us and the life has been carried out to same fisherman manListen Factor’ Directors to Meet— At a meeting be to Ye taken our Cecil In Klrke as Andrews the friend of Benbeloved therefore ways this words defense of j Assokeep was not overstating the situation when he a new atmosphere and a wider sky The of the directors of the Manufacturers’ excellent while A T McNulty as the net before know la beware an these absolute ye condition noon of Com and things seelng of of at the of the at hold the those walls elation Utah dear efficiency cottage today telegraphed to Mr Wilson that “I want you error lest also of 'led the girl and the secretary of the I the with father or ye away situbeing club It will be decided whether of humanity' The too close bond of strength In due response to the jnerclal temple to know that the people of Utah are square a comedian of mertt own of wicked from is union fall steadfastDorothy J! the your blood barred the flow of that wider connot a utah products show shall be held this ation among the different powers our I Cook Ethel ness I ly back of you in anything you deem best of Auntie In in But knowlthe Meeks and takes the grow be grace part feel race must will of also the Committees for the year that all relations with other nations and In prosanguinity I year Cook and A B j our Auntie Lord another and To Savior S is Jesus Christ of Tucker edge Him S McAllister of would know who the President to be done under these exceptional circum comradeship George by portion to the wealth and the resources is Brother Cook all contributing to glory both now and forever appointed whose keynote of relationship is ‘whoso- Him be ’ the special ben- Mcore To that simple statement of fact Recital stances Tourlata—For for of the country To be prepared against Amen success of the comedy George parnes I the ever’ efit of tourists an organ recital was given as I every citizen of the state subscribes and all Brother Cook Is a scream ! emergencies is important the Tough “As the time has been lifted and thrust 11 Tabernacle at in the morning yesterday as a slater to the Is Holder Lucile Governor and are in full accord with the toward the sense of" racial unity and the But for the fact that Japan is an ally of vision o’clock An excellent program was presented bride and Frank acceptable Roll Death as Bonner the village hack churchhas racial the of problems I With the President Kimball assistant P Edward W organist Great Britain and an enemy of Germany not been as conscious Munier is j a Ferdinand la clever driver as she ought to have There were four numbers: "Meditation Se- - exceptionally goodjehu J Speaker Tolton’s declaration that the the existing complications between Germany been of those new forms of activity LOCAL whereby an old Bartlett: arranged rieuse" melody by "Excuse I time has come “to call a spade a' spade” is than is a The hit greater and the United States might quickly disclose the divine mind has discounted the losses of by Ole 'Olesen Me” andplay by the organist "Berceuse” promises to draw capacity houses J MARGARET STEWART GARDINER equally in consonance with the desires of whether any trdst can be placed in the sin- Change and given organs of richer service and for the balance Badme’’ by Gabriel-Mari- e “Serenade of the week f ihc people The American government has cerity of Japanese goodwllL There can be to the church Stewart Gardiner wife of Rob-- 1 "Religious March” by Wagner-Dubo- is Margaret ! to with a church of “Into hands the busy ert Gardiner died at the family residence j not rushed blindly or impulsively into this no Death of Infant Moore —Max Wayne ORPHEUM THEATRE the proud Nipponese feel deeply broideries with tithing of mint and anise 43 Alameda question avenue yesterday Moore aged 2 years son of Mr and Mrs £ CIVILIZATION” the Infinite patience has affronted by the American attitude towards and cummin He has thrust the worth-whil- e film II j trying situation I Sh® spectacular big of Robert i of" 4 4 2 Bryan avenue died and Moore' a"the daughter I marked every step in the sequence of events jwrence of pneumonia ' Funeral services of Intelligent spiritual training for the ®tewart and was born July 27 yesterday Ince and deal- U produced by Thomas them They are conscious of their own task Chrisof and holds life the that hope 1849 United and youth States at Klnclaven the have Scotland She that the world-widI brought e joined announced later abilities and resent their classification with " peace Is J ing with the subject of Mormon church in January 1865 and emi- - wjjj I Germany squarely into antagonism If any the Negro and the Hindu as among those tianity vih again the attraction at the Orpheum where ! Within the great church of Christ Is no it was brought back for yesterday today citizen of Utah is disposed to criticize the races with which the Caucasian cannot spectacle so inspiring as that of these mil- 20 of that the ceremmiv belnr ner-- 1 Priests of Pioneer stake met in the stake hall and tomorrow When the film was first President at this time it would be that he amalgamate Little serious effort has been lions of young lives with their faces turned formed on b”S shown a here week ago the Orpheum was- J! to the Lord Christ their ears tuned to catch has been forbearing beyond the point of made to attract Japanese care to unable of the crowds and yestake and hearts music of low the ssl their sad friendship humanity virtue and too profoundly deliberate in de- mpst Americans assume that some a repetition of Indicated attendance terday’s with the thought of service and for reached New Tork and soon started for the I by Mrs Widtsoa The day the afire i the capacity business I class of the Eleventh ward Sunday school en the church there is no present task one half west As the railroad was completed manding that American rights be respected two "countries will come into sharp collision i only even The film la received a with so Important as that of becoming & teaching to Fort Benton near Omaha being Widtsoe yes-Whatever may be the consequences of Joyed a talk by Mrs O J P was they set forth! greater enthusiasm than it was a week ago- !I I to these broad oross the plains coming with shall that Widtsoe’a Mrs give organization "Planning ox subject the terday last the German defiance and the American Former President Taft remarks that he deep and clear culture not only in the funda- teams The Union Pacific railroad was then f a Home” due possibly to the break in diplomatic relations with Germany and possible declara- - f j answer whatever the eventualities of the considers the leak investigation a sheer ment of faith ‘but that abiding and essential under course of construction testl-MAt the and Mr and! I d S U Quartet Sang— waste' of brain power” by the committee on truth with which alone can they move Into tlon of war with the central powers j I course Mr Wilson has chosen to take Utah Gardiner stopped in Echo canyon where j mony service In the Twenty-nint- h ward the “Civilization” Is ironrules that however does not preach j genial becoming be person' widened to' the and of years him Mr to and the opportunity is prepared Gardiner with many of the emigrants girls’ quartet of the L D S U consisting of govern' support ical? i war nor God do build yet for preparedness It is which the shall against that plan of worked on the construction of the railroad Emma Gillespie Ruth Allen Lillian Alston more of a J ment to the last man of her patriotic pop into human protest life” against the autocratic rule I In Salt Lake of in the latter part I and Geneva Thomas sang "Sweet and Low" of kings and a plea arriving I ulation and the last dollar of her resources for the democratic rule 1868 November Some with When "Think great of the masses It does Day” not advocate that a f REV JOHN MALICK Utah patriotism has been given substantial Prompt Action Needed Mrs Gardiner was the mother of ten chil-- 1 and to the congregation pleasure shall not defend nation attacked another by dren six of whom survive her They are In First Unitarian Church expression whenever there was need and MANIFESTLY one of the immediate Conference— The Tenth ward J Itself but rather that an ambitious ruler) TenthWard Mrs william nf this his sermon in First Unitarian church Utah proposes that excellent record shall be situation is that the Pres-deheld In the Vrd ChaPw1 J®8! doe wron bY leading his people Into a I MSta? if' te?l I conferenceThe priesthood Rev John Mallck said continued shall be given authority to punish atwar to gratify hi personal ambitions In- meeting wa ?rday atheDeseretvngbankharfestewarL a a PiCtUre an exceptionally sermon domestic offenses against American neutralof out ’This the experience teller at the Deseret National bnk Mra I®80 a m” and be monthly fast servi?i fnl grew musical the ocean interpretation teresting man’s We w a life of the take eite Various M”‘ seeing activities are now possible that MusickTnumberV were fur ' ity aernoon the SSTr ohfpeari0f — iff" of yed world are two of here the Low Suspension Judgment byan aumed outrage the moral sense of the country but thought one of the ocean one ofglories man Emerson’s She was n afcfive chu?ch worker all her ” °sftaleTeVl- Ch°rUBV the of that circumstance the The ! exercises at afternoon the are not actionable at law The President lines came to mind of the comparative de- life the bV V3Tl DISCLOSURE in th® 8ac' attendd of the Housatonlc was cannot properly punish their j motion hown series week of a Relief this the’ organizatioS pictures JamenfsfrWce11! perpetrators grees of glory ’One ruddy urop ofToomanly society I of Governor and Mrs Bamberger at the time j night we accomplished in strict conformity to the because neither the organic nor the stat- blood the surging sea outweighs Nurse Addresses Parents— Miss Ellen II of the recent visit to Inceville and to Thomas 9 thought of Paul’s ascending scale—one glory recognized and accepted rules of warfare utory law of the land permits it Lees chief nurse of the city board of health1 Ince on the location where "Civilization” ! sun and of the of still the stars' another should tend to decrease the growing Irrita Elaborate arrangements were made by ascending one addressed the Ninth ward parents' class yes-- was filmed During the shows the latest of the flesh7 of birds EDGAR BEECHER RUONSON as are tion between the United States and Ger- the Department of Justice when the war fishes beasts glory war bulletins Diseases read from the stage The f and on "Defects and still ascending bodies morning terday New York Feb 4 —Edgar Beecher Bron- Found Public School Inspection” The II performances today will begin at 230 and I by many It Is not impossible that some out- began to maintain ah absolute neutrality In terrestrial and celestial 830 and the last two shows wm be tomor- - j we watched this ocean dash the man son author ‘and Jiunter died here today He lecture was free to the public I rage at this writing would prove Germany’s such domestic activities as the President was on “As was row J afternoon and evening while stricken with conapoplexy the rocks it seemed such an unequal delivering Sparks Emigration Chapel Damaged—roof purpose to:do what she had threatened to seeking td enforce from the Internationa' test Against I PE of thousands of cubic miles an address Saturday night Mr Bronson held I fr0mkka‘rby its ignited'the chimney j do but the Housatonlc Incident emphasizes aspect Unusual conditions were precipltatec of power covering three-fourtof the globe the record for high balloon ascensions for the the Emigration ward chapel at Seventh I By the Press Agents for forty years He was a friend of South and Tenth East resulting in $35 dam- the necessity of prudence in drawing deduc- and they naturally demanded the exercise and lapping the shores of all the continents' country I Col I I Theodore had Roosevelt In end a hunted did kind to meet he have of its own it tle African auiclc run bv firemen from central I I tions from occurrences that are Imperfectly of unusual vigilance But a search of exist- what ORPHEUM r Ollie offe and before Presiformer the April Young with? jungles water of out more the of few ( Just loss serious a pounds station prevented ' explained Dressed as Pierrot and Pier- - I real novelty ing statutes disclosed that many acts were which his own body is made It came to us dent made his trip there I Hub Dim Seay Huh Ollie Young and April cavort about j rtte blow Not a little of the acrimony developed possible in contravention of American neu- then that certainly glory cannot be in size to Chief J THINK graphed ’GODMOTHERS and SPIES ARE we soap bubbles big and little and ! over I the sea’s' victory and it thought to Earl by the German note and the President’s trality which were not offenses under the and locate him Colo Seay verton asking The bubbles behave very much j TarieKatrd seemed less and less a victory and over his reply arose from the destruction of the criminal code of the country but which ren- defeat whe“ M J to anu tand SuBe and Bobbie romance seemed less lie" a men and defeat it in of ”at less the fleet put crimp akVsamehanic"andmaV working mak® them wlth father pipe and mother’s j Housatonlc at almost the moment Mr Wil dered the United States liable to the accusa‘This Impressed us that the ocean could The sailors have been wa-- ned against worn- thRmeltera ® ® °f caP- - But April smokes up some after the J son was addressing Congress as to his pur- tion by belligerent nations that offenses not stop to take note of what it had done en in neutral countries who act as “god- Blanche The of Leaven Home— first round or two and the entire stage is ! Girl parents At first blush it seemed Germany were 'being Ignored that should call down Like a slave chained to his task it went on mothers” poses 17 years old telephoned literally filled with bubbles Is who next— not and could The the Nogentaber break away day "godmother” plan by which women I be had not only colled but had struck with condign punishment upon the heads of the that 9 l°ca police that the girl hadonrun awajjlI men In the trenches and on board I This man we thought befrom habits its 'adopt” — “Thehi Betting Bettys” a was her and Salina even less notice than the rattlesnake gives offenders in way PANTAGES home her from to kind was of kind a some vessels started special time ago glory the longs fighting Salt Lake The message was received an I gay little musical comedy with six winsome I its victim To this condition - the President has re that can stop leave what It is doing run A woman who adopts a soldier or a sailor-LtSubsequent Inquiry develops I Kiri and two master comedians Is one of j to the side of one of Its kind Men and writes him letters and sends him ciKarets I hour atep the traln from Sallna arrIved that the crew of the vessel was saved and peatedly called the attention of Congress women I the headliners on the — A woman vaudeville j who came Woman and little from and about to Arrest from time Police time The presents everywhere the whole transaction was conducted In but the situation did not seem acute and the fact that they could come the why they adopted”’ one of course keeps up" his end fjsve her name as Mrs Dora Walker was at the Pantages theatre this week There f Strict conformity to the accepted practice of remedial legislation has been deferred be- came one can look in all tne otner glories of the correspondence afternoon in her rooming is a delightful plot Interwoven around theAlready several ro- - rested yesterday mances 61 W have South street on a charge snappy songs and the costumes scenic ef- $ God whole of find handiwork First house at and resulted civilized nations the cause of press of other matters which of I Patrol-- 1 fects singing and dancing and funmaking Now It- ordinance the to the match authorities have ’sent naval of liquor out lesson a violating valuable nothing for the There may be seemed to the congressional mind to be of W H made I are on a par with the big musical comedies S! Hurst some and A men of a well-that these warning Donnelly J I special thing sympathy ‘‘They brought ostensibly American people In the explanation of the greater necessity It Is to be hoped that the consciousness on was $50 j of the east Percy Chapman and Johnny Mor- released woman The are believed to be seeking! the arrest of a' life fading out and disposed persons I ris featured In “The Betting Bettys” are a Housatonlc Incident It is worth ‘consider- abrupt rupture of diplomatic relations with sensed what it means to him and to all those information regarding the whereabouts of I bail I “the French warships guaranteed ation from that standpoint Germany pro- Germany will quicken congressional recog- whose lives would go out that much with I ocean INDIANS and his tears their THOROUGHLY' GOOD the brought poses activities which outrage our national nition of the nation’s needs and result in with They ReMEHESY—“The of Our ) Perils Girl a whole briny deep chemically the same NATIONgWILL Canal workers at Valentine Neb recent- - J porters” “Get the story!” commanded the sense of justice butlt Is yet to be deter prompt action A union of the as human tears to press them city Uncovered ten feet beneath the surface I yet nothing of agencies outmined whether the resolute attitude of the overRussia and England is likely to be one of ly The warrior an Indian of The difference between the President and We thought again bow It would have the Jesuits of the entente alliance Confer- - the skeleton "trange I United States has not spoiled the German the bones had I "“?£d indicated that strata lying the Kaiser can be succinctly summed up Mr been If a man had struck that blow in' the ences have already taken place between rep- - been Inanimate for several hunderd years WMteTriifn appetite for trouble It Is not yet quite be Wilson thinks he Is President of Humanity clear light of day with no provocation' The resentatives of these agencies which have j On July 18 Professor Skinner of the American I!rhe Roa? of that the possibility Germany range Is a Bison drama Dawn Mr Hohenzollern thinks he Isn’t yond ocean "went on unmoved but the man what 3000000 members In England and 12000000 Indian museum excavating the mound at rels on betforbearance Ben Cohn An consider the reels to °tner condecide remorse A a hell by story of in Russia what stirrings of may program Is being outlined for Tioga Point near Sayre Pa uncovered the a brave with a wrong of science story have exciting would could been never a He his he girl men of which estimates sixty-eigexchange for ter part of valor goods and the bones of The Ghost at the Feast er to rise Two aoe sense 800 face of The®tart or had 700 the surroundings Joint that he" storage transport and!I had been burled at least forget tbii organization years s bill Tomorrow all comedies today complete come touched facilities skeletons insurance sacred a the the and Indicated against WESLEY by thing JONES sense of average height If the present Democratic Legislature Is SENATOR day with Marie Dressier and Charley moral law would stir him to guilt repentThe Moscow Narodny bank and the Union! was seven feet but many were taller him a few days ago' after ance disposed to be cast down it may comfort thesfe J men t of Siberian be of size wasjCaaPn-largesAssociations for would: penance It two the Creamery of the perpetual dence gigantic itself with the thought that some of its loud- the President had visited the capitol thre£ him a great and terrible experience but the 'Russian organizations have entered! seen in huge axes found beside the bones— est critics have been equally vehement In times In one week to demand THE ARTIST AND 1IIS WORK I into the movement The effect of such a co- Christian Herald certain legis- ocean went on untroubled and untaught other years In denouncing Republican Leg- We The delike heroes artists the be will one a t is here that lowgreat exchange great again thought operative perceptible to into lation followthe Senate are the reading islatures There are always those who have always done whatever came to hand in his feated than: the erlng of prices for many articles in both licensed muskrat farms resolved to be pleased by nothing ing excerpt from the ' Democratic national victor' and Pascal’s words defpat o Winne-bagcame to mind countries it Is said of MIchaelangelo grumbled and said he was I farmers How licensed muskrat 1904: of man Is a reed that' but a' thinking reed The platform sculptor when Junius II set him to paint county Wis and vlcinlt got 58435 of fa he painted the roof of the Slstlne chapel him EGGS but man AMERICAN universe out TO may June crush is still ENGLAND the year ‘ending We favor the nomination and election of these animals during The Street Car Service greater than the universe for he knows that seems that American egg speculators-- - and sold the hides for 82522060 Is told- j Shakespeare chafed at the popularity of the It a President Imbued with tne principles of he is crushed and the universe knows noth- cheated of largeiprofits at homfir because of in the records of the conservation commls- j fool In the drama of his time and then pro-th- e of Mr H L Beach as the Constitution who will set his face stern' I dced the tool in THE resignation Lear of the victory it has gained' ing executive egg' boycotts by restaurants and house-- 1 sipn usurpation of legislamanager of the Utah Light & ly against I them sea Is had waited for perfect a xorce either “Here of is a the If muskrat of business that gives wives have turned to England and are get- great The raising functions whether that Traction Company arid his departure from tive and judicial that-ln 1 conditions and not Is I unique-onrecog-does knov the untrammeled and first this and and strikes year gives Inspiration of dreamed extheir the guise of ting York Times’s Londonprofits there The usurpation be yelled under this city where he has made his home for ecutive know or care where it strikes or New by circumstances he would have done noth- - I re-- I nized under the law passed for the licensing of existing laws or does "not construction correspondent Is the man this purpose the j ing They produced masterpieces because two years will be deeply regretted by the whether It take refuge In the tyrant’s pleas why Here another cently reported-thbelonging to arrival of a cargo of I of - specific premises for ' ' ' to kind be reported to the I they made the best of things as they were j knows of that animals what of has the 15000000 glory hapfrom America eggs said he and or concern taking and his wisdom' have nearly served and of superior public necessity And this Ab the business of the artist in life pened is moved with compassion pauses the imported eggs caused' a marked in I commission by the circle of personal friends he- has I Senator Jones received no answer from brings helps sheds tears gathers up' ' the egg prices In the: Engliqfc metropolis drop The farmer 'doing the largest business I —Londofi Times f of 12125 made Operating a public utility to the en- the Democratic side and obviously expected whole experience in Its treasure house ’ hides sale muskrat the fori in had London 'been reported 114 pricesEgg ALL FRESH Milwaukee We God niGIIT Sentinel of of $530360— of the total a and satisfaction of to for Its down 90 which tire speak glory cents for he choicest variety patrons is among none The subsequent sllenca was of Itself ' I ‘ glory lslt likeor the glory of the: unfeeling the common sort1 The American eggs sent his vacation a San Francisco law- ' During those achievements as commonly regarded ' some caamilk answersufficient those who hurried to the prices down to $1Q8 for the best and 60 constant like ‘ sea' met an old friend In the- village and But General Manager Beach impossible I their conversation hisslde? Is the God of the world like the cents to 70 cents for the othera Another 'Once a very youthful chicken fancier had Iyer drifted to a discussion of J has succeeded In it insofar as It can be done Any man who can drift over a moun- sea a power that giving knows not that it huge egg cargo Is said to be on the way In his possession a couple of bantam hens the natives says the Rochester Times A I gives nor cares? Does all of Him beat in from America The American eggs mostly that laid very small eggs says the New York young farmer came under- their view Abnormal weather conditions during the tain’s edge on a pair of skis and land waves and burn in the sun? most the the home Intricate can' “He’s a fine looking young fellow” said carry Times lie finally hit upon a plan to remedy sold for about 60 cents winter have rendered extremely difficult celebration hidden In the meshes of a I J this this that the 'holds up consumes market Religion London about the The egg always lawyer and at times Impossible the excellent serv: ocean' His ! of lad’s the Of the Providence father went 20000this 000 When represents the next assented his friend dubiously amount about! eggs dally part banquet' ice the traction company has usually prothat goes on in its punctual passionless ca- 12000- 000 a 'week la sent over from Canada morning to the chicken house he was sur-so“Well anyway lie has a mighty good ! A Canadian lawyer sought to have a rival reer' and the best in the man represents' ancome from Egypt but the most are ' to find an ostrich egg tied to one of head” vided But Salt Lake patrons demonstrated counsellor r it-Is moved with produced at home Hitherto American egg prised In contempt because he other part 'of His glory' that above beams adjudged and card to be good” was the reply I the with this “It ' ought tolerance their and ' their intelligence by used the 'expression “by hook or crook” compassion and touched with our infirm-tie- s have appeared only at very Infrequent Inter-- I notice: — he’s never man’s head “That is brand-neJ We doubt not that this is what the vals on the English markets on making little complaint It was generally Aren’t some persons the sensitive things! do this and “Keep your eye your best” used It any' — — TOES SALT LAKES AMUSEMENTS Sunday in Salt Lake Churches c -- ' ’ - Herald-Republic- an : - - ’ - since'-January - J ! : ' ' : - - - ‘ - HERALD-REPUBLICA- N -- - to-posi- t 'hr - “” o 1 word-authori- - ty - ' 1 -- - -- I - “i - "ftS -- pk £ -- -- rs - J § 1 nt : ' :' In-part- ohtand T' frerri°r - 1 -- hs v -- o - all-featu- ar-lb- re ill - - ' side-splitte- rs TE ing - - 1 - ive ht ' - - 1 Evi-c®e- - V - yet-greate- r ‘ dy - ' ’ t : e - - e : - - ’ - ! - - - 1 flat-footf- ed ten-cour- - se : “Ye-e-es- ”” me - - - a w r - V- - ' J9 9 l |