Show THE SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SATURDAY FEBRUARY 24 1917 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N COMPELS HADPIELDS r--- TO BREAK CONTRACT V OGDEN Circulation Department 20 fifth street hon 915 THiTwenty AND JUSTRITE GOVERNOR LOSES ME CELLARS “ The Store That Serves 9175 Boys Cdrduroy Put foil cut lira Vincent Sexton Correspondent V ' Telephone 915 sii9 You Best Special 99 Bora Koverslls Ion or short slscs to 6 1 Hoys 50c Boys Waists all color® slsrs 6 to 15 FLOODED Boy® Blouses Black at SUMMER HOME Black Boya Shirts ' Caps 91J25 Sateea : to The IBpeetal Feb Flerald-Reptiblic- ' xn Thundering down from the mountain side near Idlewlld In Ogden canyon an avalanche swept over the tracks of the Huntsville branch of the O I & I railway today buried the wagon road under tons of snow and formed a dam In the Ogden river which caused water to back up to a level with the road before nearly the snow was eaten away and the waters of the stream Were unleashed A summer cottage owned by Governor Bamberger was carried away by the avalanche but no loss of life re-or other serious property damage was ported The avalanche at Idlewlld was the was a reported but thereelectric ' score serious of other slides along thewas rond up the canyon The line open only to a point near Idlewlld up to a late hour tonight Countv Commissioner Moroni Skeen left a sick bed today to direct the work road of clearing snow from the canyon A large force of men with a score of teams Is at work clearing the blockade received toAccording to reports near the from Hermitage points night and the task of clearing the tracks two road for traffic will take at least days The cottage swept away by the snowslide has been used by Governor home sevBamberger as his summer about $4000 when eral years It cost was built The cottage swept from its carried Into the foundation and dewereOgden river All of Its contents by the wall of snow and by stroyed waters of the river Governor Bamberger said last night he had not been advised as to which oil his cottages was destroyed as he has several in the canyon 23-- — IDAHO PRISONER GRANTED RELEASE to The Feb 23 Special llerald-Bepabllcs- ii —Jack Stanley of Ogden American Falls Ida left Ogden this from afternoon afterwasbeing released a sentence he where serving jail or 130 days on the charge of giving to a minor Stanley was granted liquor a pardon by Mayor Heywood after the mayor received a letter from Stanley’s bride of a few days In which she exthe liquor he had when plained that arrested was purchased by him for the purpose of celebrating his wedding WILL GO INTO COURT Injunction Proceedings to lie Tuunehed Agnlnet improvement rSpecfsl to The 1 Ogden Feb 23 —Property owners of street district at a the Twenty-eight- h mass meeting In the city hall tonight Abbot R Jook steps to prevent Mayor Miles L i ley wood and Commissioner with the paving of Jones going ahead was voted to carry district It that matter to the supreme court if the owners agreethe necessary to share inproperty the expense of going ing to law over the matter Having consulted attorneys In Salt Lake and on being advised that they have not yet lost their battle but will win if the matter goes into court the property owners appointed protesting a committee to attend to engage attorneys to bring Injunction proceedings Ilrrald-BepnMie- ss DIVORCE SUIT BEGINS Iln Nora II Varney Seeks Iegal Separation From James Varney Jr SimhMiI to The Ogden Feb 23 —Charging that he has failed to provide for the support of herself and three girls Mrs Nora H Varney today filed papers in a divorce complaint against James Varney Jr The couple was married July 22 1903 The children are Nora aged 12 years Nellie Gertrude aged 11 years and Eva Stay aged 7 years Mrs Varney charges that her husband used abusive to her complained that she language was exand caused to be published travagant in a newspaper a notice that he would not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone but himself IIOOST FOll EXPOSITION Ogden Feb 23 —J M Johnson chief traffic official of the Missouri Pacific and 8t Louis Iron Mountain & Southern railways C E Perkins freight traffic manager of the same roads and a number of other prominent railroad officials who arrived in Ogden from Salt Lake this afternoon spoke at the Weber club today of Ogden’s proposed golden wedding celebration The officials were of one the that opinion will mean a great proposed in theexposition development of Ogden and step Utah Ilemld-Republlc- Vi ul COMPANY INCORPORATES — Articles of incorporOgden Feb 23 the Redfleld-Kin- g ation of company were filed here today The new comfor the purpose of pany is organised conducting a general electrical service and sign business It is capitalised at $10000 The directors and officers of the new concern are as follows: F W Redfleld president: Cleveland Redfleld vice president: Carl Redfleld treasurer-WilliaG King secretary Thomas Young director nE DINED Ogden Feb 23 —Invitations for a farewell dinner to be given In honor of the Rev William W Fleetwood at club at 6 o’clock the Weber were sent out today byMonday evening Abbot R Heywood Mr FleetwoodMayor will move to Salt Lake within a few days DIVINE! TO NEEDS A POSTMASTER Vacancy Will Ownr at Fielding and You May Secure the Position An examination will be held at Brigham City March 34 by the United States Civic Service commission as a result of which it is to make vacertification to fill a expected contemplated cancy In the position of fourth-clas- s postmaster atof the Fielding Utah The compensation postmaster at this office was $335 for the last fiscal year is The examination open to all citizens of the United States who can comply with all the requirements Age limit 21 years and over with the exception In a state where women are dethat clared by statute 18to be of full age for women 18 all purposes aton of age theyears date of the exyears be admitted amination willmust reside within the Applicants supplied by the postoffice for territory which the examination is announced Application forma and full Information concerningcanthe requirements of the be secured from the examination at Fielding Utah or from postmaster Service commisthe United States Civil sion Washington D C and should be and filed the properly executed at Washington with commission at least seven days before the date of the - ! t Spring Deluge Avalanche Ogden - : Special Ogden to The Feb 23 Wash — heroic nil On Broadway Between Main and State rPerfectly Y : of Women’s ef- forts on the part ofDespite the Ogden street to keep the gutcleaning department ters and waterways on the city streets clear many cellars In the center of the been half filled with water city have the past twenty-fou- r hours during The fire department was called out this afternoon to assist In the work of out cellars of some pumping ton avenue business houses! WashingFears have been expressed by 'residents of the city that may bftve a flood within a few Ogden which will days prove much worse than that which occurred last year when the Ogden river overflowed its banks and did thou sands of dollars damage to property on sides of the stream The snow-lea- n fall this winter has far exceeded that of last year and it ls feared a heavy rainstorm with melting snow might cause disastrous results - Ontlng Shirt® Beautiful NEW TRIMMED 100 Stunning HON D ADDISON The ' Hon D Addison holds Night to 20 Men’s work shirts Mac or khaki sizes AQ o to 17 14 S5e Men’s Garter and Arm Band Sets all eel— or® good 1mWw Qf elastic Sait® In Comes a fWonderful Special New York Purchase Herald-Repnbtlca- n Men® - Ixea 14 K-- ‘ si'-- ' colored stripe® Sateen Boys and colors Romper® sixes 2 to 9 IQ 0 “OL 7 Flannel at® Lest Cottage in Ogden Canyon Is People Apprehensive Have ' Another Ogden Into River Swept by to 0 BAo ’ Spring Hat® and ®iae® the Spring port- folio of minister of munitions In the Lloyd George cabinet He Is said to have been responsible for the official ukase prohibiting the Hadfield com- from making shells for the Amer-bot- h navy during the progress of the war on the contract recently awarded that company by Secretary Daniels Creations Just Arrived—A Real Price Surprise Priced Considerably Below Regular Worth L18ERE HATS— BURNT EFFECT— FEATHER IN MODELS TAILORED JAPANESE DESIGNS— BLACK GOOSE PIO-TUIUSSg- UB 80MD SAYS TREATED NOVELTY STYLES GALORE A TEACH SpeeW t®- - Youths Year LIKE CHILD Ogden School Trustees Arbitrarily Refuse to Accept Resignations The Herat Ogden Feb 23 —That the hoard of education is treating Edgar G Johnstone Latin Instructor who- recently asked to be ' allowed to resign “more like a child than teacher’’ was the statement made bya George Halverson toat the board of education meeting The board recently declined to night Mr Johnstone’s accept and “docked” him one day’s resignation because salary of his failure to attend a general teacher’s :prior to the opening of school meeting O H Runlast September M A Smith and Mr Halverson yon appeared before the board in Mr Johnstone’s behalf Miss Henrietta Myer & teacher at the Fingree school presented her resignation effective March 2 on account of ill health It was refused because no physician's certificate accomit panied The board also refused to accept the of J Francis Fowles who resignation wished to resign to accept a position with the E W Cannady real estate firm AT FUNERAL Final Tribute of Respect Is Paid to Mrs Rachel Ann DrlnkslL - to The Herald-Republica- n Spanish Fprk- Feb 23 —The ward meeting house was filled 'First to its afternoon with capacity yesterday friends and relatives who gathered 'to to Mrs pay final tribute of respect Rachel Ann Brimhail who died Tuesday of old age Bishop R W Mickell officiated Eulogistic addresses were made bBlshop Partridge and Professor Nelson of the B Y university of Provo Henry Gardner and Almae of Spanish Fork Mrs Lizzie sketch of gave a Stirling the life of the biographical deceased Music was furnished by the ward choir Miss Bessie Gardner rendered a solo and William Holt gave a violin solo Neil Gardner offered the invocation and William Jex dismissed There were many beautiful floral tributes - An-dro- os Murray IMPROVEMENTS Will Expend $25000 Spring for Betterment ' Special Hundreds of Newest Trimmings Staff’s Universal! Service Plan Would Sup- - Army ply 4000000 Men ASHINGTON Feb 28 to The This flcrald-Kopnblica- n Murray Feb 23 — Public Improvements $20000 to $25000 will be aggregating made inland about Murray durmonths according to ing the next few The plans water approved Sandy and Midvale systems will be improved at a cost to exceed 810000 Murray will $10000 for paving The spend nearly over the Bast Jordan canal on bridge Main street will be replaced at a cost of about $1000 Salt Lake will pay one-ha- lf of the cost of the bridge and the canal company will pay the other half also prominent Silver Braid Trimming® find express! on in n nnmher of tkld and clever designs The very Include the popular NAVY BROWN GREEN BLACKcoloring® AID FOR THE BELGIANS J K New! $ & Regular Values Up to $300 Hi-co- Exceptional Values in Women's designs are so faithfully st t marvel at the values of most a 9 Big Variety tute the first reserve as a fully organforce Sizes for Misses and Women Hundreds exquisite novelties are offered at only a fractional part t of their real worth £ S 0 with ized and equipped fighting a strength of 1500000 ready to respond Instantly to a call to arms The second reserve of equal size but only partially equipped would require some time to take the field Eventually there would be 1000000 additional trained men ready to fill in gaps t the front In addition to these forces there would be a regular army composed of men choosing military life as a profession of 24400 officers and 285888 enlisted men Of these 97000 would! form the oversea forces and 29000 the frontier forces the remainder composing the permanent training personnel which could take care of the instruction of from 492386 to 654292 reserve recruits annually In estimating the cost of maintenance of the proposed army the war college figures that an annual military budget of $472258746 would be required to keep up the proposed force at a strength of 3296023 men including the regulars Included are BROOCHES VANITY CASES SILVER FRAMES BEADED NECKLACES SILVER TEASPOONS 3 for 2Se LAVALUBRES HAT BIB HOLDERS TIE CLASPS MESH BAGS PINS JET CROSSES BABY LINGERIE CLASPS B A RRETTKS PE ARL BUCKLES BEAUTY PIN SETTS EARRINGS BRACELETS BARR PINS CUFF LINKS SILVER VASES SILVER SALT' AND PEPPERS etc Early eomers will fare best at this sale—don’t delay—attend promptly SALK BEGINS AT Full and long— charmingly styled In fine sheer muslin® also novelty crepes In pink and white Trimmings of embroidery and dainty Inees crepe Many beautiful figured fromAll new style to pick wonder' value® at $140 garment “ ' lO A M - fl TfofflESCfc New Camisoles Fanhloned to fit— will the service test of real In pink and laundering de ehlne ' with pretty lace mings of satin ribbons' All ' a V ffS iiSSE ® For Girls Ns Novelty Sport Stripes also ad Blue or White Serges In mostC to 14 able Suspender styles Sixes Popular prices AP " New Spring Styles in 9 Double GREATER WATER SUPPLY i- I- - AA Attractive Sixes from 9 to up to 40 Full fashioned of most serviceable material® school wear This la aa ex Buy'for tru ordinary offer at 60c rTHE Wonderful Corset® at the Medium and Low Boat price model® that portray the newest line® ef fashion Style® In and fitting gmcefnl Batiste serviceable perfect quality and Alexander 'Cloth Each fitted with four hooe supporters Sises aplenty Corsets EXTRA SPECIAL $100 GIRLS’ MIDDIES NOVELTY SKIRTS stand wear crepe trimand & & n SEE THE NEW 65c models— la good materials and fitted quality with four hose supporters All rimes la this sale J jv NEW Trouser Hamniond Carud Company Offers Increase at $7500 Per Second Foot- to Special Tli® Portraying the Most Bewitching Spring Ideas in Wide Variety — - Herald-Republica- n Brigham City Feb 23 — Seven thousand five hundred dollars is the price the per second foot of water quoted the Hammond Canal ' company by city controlled by the Salt Lake Security St Trust company at & meeting of the council committees and mayor and club officials at a meeting commercial city held last night in the Commercial club Engineer Preston Cannon of the water a decompany wasorpresent and gavedecision tailed report of the company'sHammond the in the matter bringing The price-statecanal on to Brigham Cannon Includes the construcby Mr tion of the canal from its present terminus five miles north of town to the limits northeast of the city The city incompany refused to consider the stallation of a pumping of plants to raise at the point delivery so the water to the that it could be transferred to and on' south city irrigating system v Perry At $7500 per second foot the price per would acre foot under the main ditchacre as per be approximately $9450 $60 per acre as now charged against The Brigham water by the company would be permanent while at present it is understood that the farmers are holding primary rights The proposition was vcarefully gone over the committee appointed to make byarrangements with the canal John Knudson company composed of of Carl Isaacson and Heber Perry Perry- and was then referred ' back to the city councils j - et of Merchandise Does Not Interfere The Value Giving lu the Boys DeWith Onr Matchless ' partment wear for The extra pair of trousers means doubleSuita Each pair lined throughout that the salt wool and correctly tailored of the best are all Browns and grays— dark or appearing materials light mixtures' Sixes 6 to IK Snappy New Blue Serge Suits for Boys priced uxunatch&bly low at — Hl-Co- - - -- $850 $695 and $595 r ONE LOT - GMs’COATS right-howeve- - Regularly $500 and $650 r4 - 12 s Com ft early All This - - ® r r Si ’ ' t7‘- AlOther Gris’ Coats nk war-credi- t 'A - Only 20 of these— and they should go la a twinkling at $L05 Theyre red or black caraculs In sixes 8 to - Schu-mann-Hei- Corsets j reproduced in this sale that you!! Hoslm Gowns - -- Splendid New Models in - - ’ ' Voxfc Purchase fl ) - - r & d - Vs New Spring Flowers Ornaments and Various Trimmings in Great Assortments aA Low Prices Just Here — A Very Special New New! j - Technical Institute at Pocatello Names Relief Committee to Caro for Work Pocatello Ida ' Feb 23 — A Belgian relief committee has been appointed by President Reed of the Technical Institute to take care of the work in the school The chairman is Dr M C Merrill and other members of the commute are Professor BlsJr Miss Ise and Miss Gretchen Smith Professors Robert T Blair and Robert E Crossland of the conservatory of music of the here are state school a charconcert to be givenplanning the week first ity In March for the Belgian relief fund The Ladies Civic club has already given $25 for this work WILL MOVE TO NEW FIELD Brigham City Feb 23 — J el Lewis field superintendent for the Utah-Idah- o in of the Sugar company districtcharge has - been Brigham factory transferred to the Paysdn district on account of the Brigham 'factory passof the Amalgamated ing into the hands Mr Lewie and famSugar- company over a ily have resided in this have made and during that timecity year numerous friends and have been active in public life generally Mr Lewis exin a pects to leave for his new field v few days REICHSTAG VOTES OPERA SINGER INJURED ' St Louis Feb 23—Madame HUGE WAR CREDIT opera singer suffered and a sprained fractures of two ribs wrist and probably was injured interLondon Feb 23 — Reuter’s Amsterhere late tonight when an auto- dam correspondent quoting a Berlin nally mobile in which she was returning to dispatch says the German reichstag has of her hotel from a concert was struck by yoted in all its stages a a street car 15000000000 marks - practically unlimited and Sixes all Trnnirn ThU la an nneannl epporheslty to secure el ever newforspring drta®ea at a saving Sale begin® Today promptly at 8J0 a m — The army general staff universal service bill was transmitted to the Senate military committee today by Secretary Bar ker without a definite expression by the administration either on the general subject or the specific proposal The secretary said it was not thought that Congress could give so Intricate a problem consideration In the closing! days of this session but suggested that wide publicity be given the staff plan “to the end that both Congress and the war department can in any subsequent consideration given to the sub-ject have the benefit of an enlightened thoughtful public opinion upon th4f needs and wishes of the country In round numbers the staff plan would supply a trained force of 4000 000 men with one year of intensive mil- ltary instruction It is estimated by the war college that approximately 500000 boys in their "nineteenth year would be available for training annual- under the planbe lie-- ! ly They would hie to call to-- the colors' until 32 years of age passing after the first eleven months of their training to the first reserve- for the next four years and one month then into the second reserve and finally Into the unorganized reserve until they reached the age of 45 The purpose of the bill Is to constl - health for nnd different Introducing entirely aew color® Prices at ahapea and captivating TUB PARIS arc® a® usual exceptionally Tremendous variety Chco®e your low up ring hat bow while amort meat® are Refreshing aewneas Is perceptible at a glaaee Maay smart Belted and Pleated Skirt models Large silk collars are COYOTE ATTACKS DOGS Canines Bsdly Bitten Are Shot Coyote Trailed Mile® and Killed a Garland Feb 23 — all symptoms Yesterday of rabies Incoyote withtown vaded the and was attacked by two dogs the latter being badly bitten The city marshal killed both but the coyote got away Three dogs men on horseback followed the animal for more than five miles but to the deep snow their horses gaveowing out and two of them returned to town One Henry Rose continued the chase however and a mile further on he met tw" young men one of whom had a 22 rifle with them A shot brought down the anlmaL- The head of the beast was shipped to the state board of examination UWTRMBSED SHAPES New Lines—New Styles— New - MANY PLANS a of Training - Special of fascinating new- f Showing a wealth citron geld honey parcoloring®— spring mnatard ete etc Each ( pie apple green trimmed— hat strikinglylow at $340and priced tra ordinarily Oi Sei HALF PRICE 's Styles Must Go In Lovely Crepe de Chines revealing the latest trimming Sport styles of gold mad silver lacea embroidered design®® etc Scores of effects la Tab Silks embracing plain and novelty striped charming weaves la a most tempting array CIO AC AND CO Q C Priced VCPT low St s o s o s s a s s 0 s o s mcL ernes S CLEAN-U- P Men's House Coats and Bath Robes TN OF MENS SHIRTS Mali Price f- - $145 and $150 Values 20 Coats Just 8OutRohes — and at HALF left go they r OFF the price $500 $600 $750 $900 values values values values at at at at - $250 $300 $375 $450 j la Monarch Arrow Artistic and Metrle makes nil well known 'brands of merit Newest' stripes ’Soft or stiff cuffs Sixes 14 to 17 $140 MEN’S UNION SUITS — Cotton ribbed la natural gray— fine weight for spring Closed j OQ eeeeoaoae am ' J |