Show THE 8 EE Ask for— Get RESERVES HEAVIEST The Original Nourishing Delicious Digestible iL OF SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY APRIL 12 1917 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N WM Safe Milk STATES iiGafc snkJ-V- - SUch Milk Malted Grain Extract In Powder Substitutes Cost YOU 8amo Price and Growing Children For Infants Invalids For All Ages Tho Original Food-Drin- k Country Institutions Have SENATE CLEARS WAY Over 100 Per Cent Above Legal Requirements April 11 — Analysis of the distribution of 12642000000 reserves held by national banks March fi the date of the last bank call shows the comptroller of the currency announced tonlK’ht that country banks have a far greater excess of reserve than those in central reserve or other reserve cities Heaviest reserves are shown in the western states Hanks in central reserve cities held reserves of 9647000000 or 9100000000 more than required by law: banks In other reserve rttles held 9750000000 an excess of $290000000 while country held $1245000000 or $718000 banks O00 — more than 100 per cent more than the law' requires the “Amonpr the country banks” comptroller’s statement reads “heaviest reserves were shown in the western states where the average reservs held was 2510 'per cent The southern states held 2057 per cent: Pacific states 3012 per cent: middle states 2989 per cent eastern states 2411 per cent and the New England states 2265 per cent The states whose banks showed the largcountry est percentage of reserves were Colorado 4101 per cent: Nebraska 4067 Montana 3935 per cent: per cent:2930 cent Iowa 3676 per Kansas per 3634 cent: cnt: loiilFiana 2649 per cent: perOregon 3550 per rent and Texas 3549 per cent those "Among the reserve cities whose banks held the largest perron age of reserves were Galveston 4 747 per rent: lies Moines 3443 per cent: Toiiisvi!h and Tacoma each 3351 per rent: S:iii A nt mi io 33 15 per cent: liiiustrii 3171 per rent: Dubuque 3168 tier rent: llirmingham 3093 per cent: Seattle 3023 per rent Cincinnati 3014 The per cent: Waco 2001 per cent reserve cities outside of the central reserve cities which showed the lowof reserves were est percentage 'harh-stn1775 pe- cent: Minneapolis 1833 per cent: Ttichmond and Atlanta each 1947 per centTheand Mus1918 per cent central kogee reserve cities showed: New York 2203 cent: t'liicago 1873 per cent and ter 1st Louis 1972 per cent The rates whose country banks si owed the lowest percentage of were Ithude Island 3057 per cent Smith 'arnlina "i9 4 per rent New Massachusetts 2099 per cent Washington -- - re-serv- c-i 21nl per cent" m: 11 vi s 11 i ice miks oiiv rVinrord N H April 11 — A hill to prohibit forthe sale of intoxicating was everage purposes liquors In- the state senate 14 to 9 topassed If day approved hy the governor it will become effective May 1 1918 York 1 - Last of Appropriation Bills Which Failed at Regular Session Passed Washington April 11 — Way for war legislation was cleared in the Senate passage of the tonight with thecivil bill the last of sundry the four annual appropriation bills which failed at the last session of of the measures have Congress All the House and amendments passed added by the Senate will be disposed In conference of quickly Earlier in the day the Senate had army bill carrying passed the current $278000000 and the military academy The apbill carrying $1379000 In the army bill were propriations made Immediately available Efforts to attach amendments to increase the pay of private soldiers to direct the r'resident to call for 500000 volunteers and to abolish the rank of were eliminated bebrigadier general fore passage One amendment enlargthe general staff of the army to ing ninetv-on- e was accepted Last week the Senate passed the deficiency bill carrying about general $164 000 011O of which 8100000000 is a war emergency fund to be used In the discretion of the President $155-0000- 00 senator and chairman of the pfcrty since its organization in Utah who' died in Salt Lake Monday Some of those present were In favor of the adoption of resolutions of condolence and respect: but it was finally decided that this should be left to the state and county committees of the yarty Those present extended an invitation to all members of the party to Walton attend the funeralhallof atSenator 1 o’clock this atlha Assembly A section of the lower afternoon floor will be reserved for the members of the party HIGH SCHOOL BOYS GET FULL CREDITS You Can Enter The Great $12500 Campaign NOW and With Little Effort Win Big Reward Profit-Sharin- g sea-goi- Students lVho Enlist tor Wax Given Dispensation by Principal actions taken by similar Following school and university authorities high throughout the country Supervising Principal George A Eaton of the Salt Lake High school announced yesterday that local high school students who enlist in the army navy or national guard and are necessarily obliged to discontinue school will be given credit for the full year's work to take exThey will be will cover the maaminations whichpermitted terial studied thus far this year and if successful in passing will be accorded the equivalent credit of one work year’s Mr Eaton reported that the captains in charge of the junior and senior battalion organized Tuesday military have obtained a sufficient number of men and work will start tomorrow In active drilling WILL HONOR MEMORY OF WESLEY K WALTON Members of the Salt lake county met In the office of Progressive S party Dories yesterday afterSheriff noon to talk over plans for honoring the memory of Wesley K Walton state 1 he Colorado Flyer —VIA— Salt Lake City Utah NOMINATION BLANK GOOD FOR 1000 VOTES Date Campaign Manager Tlie Arrive Kansas City 025 a in Next Morning Supper and breakfast served in one of the justly famed Rock Island Diners a la carte plan Connections made in New Union Depot at Kansas City for all points east and southeast Another good train for Kansas City and St Louis leaves Denver at 845 p m Low Round Trip Rates in May To Kansas City St Louis Omaha Chicago Minneapolis St Paul Peoria and Memphis R D STALEY 1- Phone Wasatch 245 Town or City As a candidate in The BFFX2CTTYI9 SEFT IS Png 515 P M PM 1145 1145 PM 1155 P M 1153 1L55 PM p -- Members of Orchestra Too Bnsy to Practice Date Now Fixed for April 22 Because of the great demands made upon the members of the Philharmonic orchestra during the past two or three weeks It has been found necessary to the third concert of the sea postpone son The trustees had made all arthe concert on the rangements to give 15 afternoon of April instead it will now be given on the afternoon of 22 April In the orchestra plays Every member In some local theatre orchesregularly tra and the extraordinary attractions of the past two weeks have so seriously interfered with the work of the orchestra as to prevent proper rehearsals and progress For that reason the postponement Is made Teamster Object to Railroad Activity County Commission Will Mediate Today With a view of effecting a settlement between teamsters and railroad men operating in Little Cottonwood canyon CommissionerE C F Stillman I Collier and Surveyor R County R U Porter assistant county attora ney will make trip to the canyon today A the teamCommissioner Stillman sters delegation waited on representing and demanded that some acyesterday tion be taken at once They declared were blockthe railroad people that the road to such an extent that it ing was impossible for them to use parts of the public highway r4 KISSEL KAK SEDAN COST $1!M5 Purchased from Iiiterinoimtain Motor Co 134 S Main St In addition to tlie regular votes allowed on old and new subscription payments as shown ur gL 1165 P M IaIU Jr Ju Iutaj(Sj)FrncMVIw Brigham Cache Valley Malad and Intermedlata Osrden Omaha Chicago going) " sVanclsoa and Butte also arrlv- Ogden Pocatello Idaho Falls Ashton ButU (Twin FaUa also arriving) Idaho Falls Butte (Cache Valley also arriving) Ogden Ely Sacramento Ban Tranotioa Pacific Limited —Ogden Sacramento San Franoieco ' 555 P M 555 P M 505 P M 600 PM - lo 815 AM 010 A XU D aIajLU Jr Xu 740 P M qin u Jr ill m04”- Biarganj8°- Twnioo aia lliH IS - Mito atmlm in the vote schedule we are making candidates the following offer: worth of subscrip Seventy-fiv- e thousand extra votes will be given to every candidate who sends or brings tions to this office on or before 12 o’clock Saturday night April 21 1917 New and old subscriptions are POSITIVELY worth more votes during this period than they will he at any other time during the campaign Tlie larger the amount you send in during this period the larger your extra voting ballot will bo For example: For $2600 you will receive 78000 extra votes $2700 will entitle ypu to 81000 extra votes etc Do not hold hack your subscriptions until you have secured the required amount send them in so that tho subscribers may get their papers wc in turn will send you a voting ballot to cover the various payments which you may retain as a reserve vote A correct account of the money turned in for you will be kept in this office and after the offer closes wc will mail you one separate subscription ballot covering number of extra votes due you ALL REMITTANCES PLACED IN THE MAIL ADDRESSED TO THE CAMPAIGN DEPARTMENT ON OR BEFORE 12 O’CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT APRIL 21 1917 WILL BE ACCEPTED AND COUNTED ON THIS OFFER THIS OFFER IS NOW OPEN AND CLOSES AT 12 O’CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT APRIL 21 1917 REMEMBER THE CAMPAIGN DOES NOT CLOSE UNTIL MAY 19 19l7 li t- - COLORADO CONVICTS TO WORK AT FARMING Canon Cold April 11 — Warden of the Colorado state Thomas JCity Tynan to have 750 "trusty” conplans prison victs at the prison do their bit in the war with Germany by cultivating about 1000 acres of land in addition to the state prison farm which they have cultivated In the past sion of error in the case of Job: K nn OUU Jr Ogden City tfcbt OffSM Only one nomination blank The nominator’s name will A POSTPONE CONCERT I i SECOND GRAND PRIZE $1550 Chandler Touring Car SAXON "SIX” TOURING CAR — CuST $9S0 First Prize in Each District R lAwson former district president and international board member of the United Mine Workers of America convicted of murder In connection with the strike in the southern Colorado coal fields in 1914 The attorney general recommends that Lawson be freed Lawson was sentenced to life Imand released on bond pendprisonment an appeal to the supreme court ing At present he is working as a miner in a coal mine near Frederick Colo His home is in Denver CROSBY APPOINTED M’ADOO’S ASSISTANT Chicago ogan Boise P (Butte also—going) Omaha Aogelee Limited Denver Bt Louis Chicago Overland Limited — Omaha - Address i! — Attorney General Denver April Leslie E Hubbard today riled a confes- ltl Dally Malad and Intaraedlatn Ogdon Duvcr Kanin City Omaha Chicago Ogden (Cache Valley going only) 1 ©at ell o Ashton Montpelier Faria Ogden-Poeatel- Dist No Campaign n !j rehearsal" delays Colorado A Horner General Recommends Mine Workers Leader Convicted of Murder Be Freni UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM TIME CARD 4S0 Herald-Republica- Signed This Nomination Counts 1000 Votes will be credited to each candidate not be divulged if so requested 11 - 191 i n: Street No -4 CONFESSES ERROR IN LAWSON CASE 405 New Walker Bank Building M M M M M M M Herald-Republica- I Nominate Illg Grand County Land Acreage to lie Reclaimed Ia Plan It H Siddoway state fish and game commissioner has applied to tlie state second feet ot wathree for engineer ter from an unnamed spring near the Sprlngville fish hatchery to increase the w'ater supply at the Springville fish hatchery Knox Patterson F W Strong and D F Densel asked for 3000 acre feet from Thompson springs in Grand counof 1920 acres of ty for the reclamation arid land The petition states that other petitions for the appropriation of will not water from Thompson be in conflict with thesprings as application a reclamation company for the development of a large tract in the district is to' be organized Oscar Nell of Riverton applied for second foot of water from Higley spring for domestic purposes WILL TRY TO STOP TROUBLE IN CANYON Leave Denver 120 p ni Daily Leave Colorado Springs 130 p ni Daily M I llcraid-Republica- ng To Kansas City Use 720 A 720 A 815 A 930 A 1100 A 1205 P 225 P 230 P 830 P In Fill Out as Directed Use This Blank for Making Nominations n and Send to the Campaign Manager Tlic CONTRACTS TO BE LET FOR 28 SUBMARINES INCREASE WATER IN STATE’S HATCHERY Washington April 11 — Contracts for submarines probably will be awarded by Secretary Daniels before the close of the week Some of the bids opened today exceeding the authorized becost limit be-of $1300000 per may cause they fix ship the time of accepted construction at several months below that of other To cover the additional proposals cost it would he possible to draw on the emergency fund provided for speedor the cost plus ing up construction percentage of profit scheme may be Herald-Republican- ’s Washington April 11 — Oscar T Crosby of Warrenton Va was today appointed assistant secretary of the treasury Mr Crosby recently was connected with the American commission for relief of Belgium and in charge of the work in Belgium and northern France B T BUSH ELECTED W U T DIRECTOR New York April 11 — Benjamin F Bush head of the Missouri Pacific railway was today elected a director of the Western Union Telegraph company to succeed George J Gould The other were directors re-elect- ed GERMAN MAILS STOPPED 11 —Germany has Berlin April service mall both direct all stopped and indirect between this country and the United States Telegraph service also has been stopped For Winners in Campaign CAPITAL PRIZES ONE KISSEL KAR SEDAN 1918 Model (Fully Equipped) cost $1985 ONE CHANDLER TOURING OAR 1918 Model (Fully Equipped) cost $1550 ONE STUD EB AKER TOURING GAR 1913 Model (Fully Equipped) cost $1380 DISTRICT PRIZES FOUR SAXON TOURING CARS 1918 Model (Fully Equipped) cost $930 each FOUR $350 HOWARD PIANOS FOUR $150 COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS FOUR $100 COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS FOUR $75 COLUMBIA GRAFONOLAS $25 TRAVELING BAGS ' Choice 6f Lady's or Gentleman's FRIZES AT LARGE FIFTEEN $19 EASTMAN KODAKS No 20 Autographic FIFTEEN $1750 GOLD WATCHES 20 Per Cent Cash Commission Paid to Nonwinners According to the Rnles of the Campaign Schedule of Votes Dally and Sunday By Carrier in Salt Lake City Price Votes 3 months 2000 $ 195 Herald-Republic- 6 12 24 36 By 3 390 780 months months months months 1560 2340 an 5000 12000 30000 50000 Mail or Carrier Outside of Salt Lake months 6 months 12 months 24 months 36 months City $ 200 4 00 800 1600 2400 2000 5000 12000 30000 50000 Dally Only Herald-UepnblleBy Carrier in Salt Lake City— BY Mail or Carrier Outside City 3 months 1500 $ 150 6 months 3500 300 12 months 9000 600 an 24 months 1200 20000 200 400 600 2000 5000 9000 1800 40000 nbllcan Sunday Only Herald-Re- p By Carrier in Salt Lake City— By Mail or Carrier Outside City 36 months 12 months 24 months 36 months $ i |