Show - 4 THE 5 v ' ' ' A ' t SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY MAY 10 1917 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N THE SALT LAKE mostly to formal statements' ’ and does not attempt “explanation which gives international news its real value’ Under these conditions the public is to have its restricted HERALD-REPUBLICA- N information filtered through a bureau of delayed intelliRepablf Tke Salt Lake Herald Tka gence if Mr Lansing’s order is enforced The significance of such an order may not be fully ap(Eat Feb 12 1905) (Est June t 1870) 50 MAIN STREET parent to the public but it impresses the fact that in the crucial part this nation is to play as a belligerent against comPublishing: Published by The — pany IX E Booth president A I Thomas rice president Germany the President should surround himself with a Edw&rd XL Jenklnsg treasurer Adolph Anderson secretary cabinet of the highest ability and that there should be a clear avoidance of methods which :have brought British Jams P Casexv General Jkfaaasrer All business correspondence should be addressed to The censorship the censorship 'of 'Other nations at war and HeraldRe-publica- n Salt Lake City Utah the bureaucracy of Russia and Germany into disrepute The conservative newspapers of the country know the Associated with need of an intelligent censorship and Respect it They THE AUDIT BUREAU CIRCtJLATIONS were practicing censorship of their own accord before circulation will bo supplied Inter-M®unta- Herald-Republic- an Information concerning' through thin association Venetian building Chicago any orders came from Washington They realize probably better than Mr Lansing that yellow journalism must be curbed and that premature publication of certain stories might give aid and comfort to the enemy But TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS In Salt Lake they would like to see the matter handled in a sane senDAILY AND SUNDAY delivered' by carrier 5 cents sible manner cent one 15 only week Sunday City DAILY AND SUNDAY by mail— One montn one year 9500 SUNDAY by mall (In advance)— One year Jim Crowded Training Camps P there should be 3000 more qualified applicants fpHAT for training than can be accommodated at the train ing camp for officers opened at the Presidio military -- THURSDAY MAY 10 101T banner in triumph shall wave And the O’er the land of the free and the home of the brave star-spangl- ed Prepare for the Harvest post at San Francisco is an unfortunate condition at the beginning of intensive preparation for putting into service the first 500000 segment of the war army Other camps must be opened if available men for officering the minor units of the war army are to be fitted for service without delay At the same time Washington advices reveal that the same condition will exist at most if not all of the sixteen camps for training officers provided for by the war department when the camps for citizen training were abolished This is the natural result of the natural rush of men for the more attractive berths in military serv-ic- e than fighting in the ranks as subalterns or privates One cannot reasonably question patriotism of this kind It is as consistent as the ambition to lead in business industrial and social affairs But the war department has on its hands five times as many men who want commissions as officers as can be put through the preparatory paces Out of 200000 applicants 60000 have qualified and only 40000 of these can be placed as cap-ltofficers of companies and in battalion rosters of the first 500000 men This would place 2500 men in training at each camp if evenly distributed The Presidio is to train 1900 and it is intimated that other camps will be established to reduce the congestion Last year we had a very successful training camp for citizens at Fort Douglas There was general disappointment when plans completed for a similar camp this were revoked by the order to establish' this year year only camps for training officers Had Fort Douglas been chosen for one of these camps the congestion at the Presidio would have been obviated in large part and mep could go into training there at the same time other camps get under way Fort Douglas is centrally located in from which many men have been sent to Santerritory Francisco to train Whatever plans are in contemplation to utilize the military reservation here it is still a suitable place for framing a complement of men for the army to be put on active duty in three months n fei to ditlon that transplants the hearer from t ' Builders company lot 25 block 1 Heath’ 10 subdivisionthe old "music room” of kerosene lamp-stan- d to the midnight cabaret— one L E Sprague to Robert La Fount lots 16 and 17 block 2 hour later Park Place addition Animal posing seldom equalled Is the Cath- -' contribution blued under tne title VThe William Boam to Roman Act Beautiful’’ in which two horses - ollc bishop lots 61 and 62 four dogs and a man and woman First addition Tingleys C Avery to A B Rippe lot The various features of hunt7 block 56 plat A 100 life are faithfully portrayed ingThere are two kinds of comedy on this bill too— both excellent ways of reaching the same point on the funny-bon- e Harry ' in "Johnny's New Car” James Lang supported by hudon and Miss Rose Langdon is the morlst whose unexpected word or act TONIGHT 2 keeps the house on the verge ofIs hysMILLER Presents HENRY teria by the grin route He the kind of funny man whose laughquiet ter Is a regular “Maxim silencer ROTH smiles but rarely But when Langdon he doe®— The otherklnd is the hilarious merCHATTERTON riment of the big' Klein And New York Cast Inelndlng Brothers in "See the Point' They are BRUCE BI’RAE IN "Neutral Admirals” and their laughter Is of the wild daphlng wave' of emotion style which is the other kind of COME OUT Both kinds are good And funmaking op in the? Kleins the audience has again THE KITCHEN experts in that particular branch of By A E Thomas trouble that funology Then there’s blights the song and dance act Prices 50c to 8200 Seats Ready of tho Grace sisters whose grace Is not NEXT ATTRACTION all confined to their name’ They live to their name up 3 COMMENCING May! 5 Feely and McCloud are billed as "endifferent” In their "submarine Matinee Wednesday tirely dance one turn of which by Mickey JOHN CORT Presenta name the date o’f Feely would burial for anysimply New Musical other acrobat But unmeans a Harold Oi lob’s Comedy Triumph der his direction it simply curtain call — and & great roaring one at that "The Secret Kingdom motion picMASKED MODEL ture and the George C Gronem&n orchestra concert complete this high-clasWith a performance SVPERB CAST AND CHORUS LIBERTY COMPANY OF SEVENTY v Bringing with her the greatest agAnamratcd Oreheetnu Prices —Nights 50c to $2 Wednesgregation of vaudeville talent that has ever played at popular prices Little day Matinee Best Seats 81 Mall Orders Now Donna and her animal circus will open Seats Saturday a week’s engagement at the Liberty theatre this afternoon Little Donna is the only child animal trainer in vaudeville She presents Chin-Chi- n the smallest elephant alive and a whole carload of other animals and special stage effects Chin Chin will hold receptions every day In front of 2the Libtheatre on - THE STORES STAND ' PROM WOMEN’S WEAR' -HOWE' v - - ' : J - -- good-natur- - ed Tuesf The - ® - is this year that will break records in Utahthe CROPScheering promise of an official report by of The JavoraMe aspect department of agriculture an wheat and rve at the beginning of May is s basis of Dy estimated wheat yield exceeding last year usharvest City Brevities a would which bumper give more than 250000 bushels The rye crop is estimated at Prisoners Leave for Road Work— crop of 5260000 bushelsbushels last more than year 38000 Twelve or bushels 180000 prisoners and four guards from and Utah of to the news state the ATTRACTIONS TODAY people indeed prison In charge of Phillip This is good state the of E Houtz for the on left morning in yesterday its prosperity is significant bearing Salt Lake — Ruth Chatterton In Carbon county where they will be in the midst of war "Come of the Kitchen” 815 p m Out — on Price the road connecting employed hush the wail of the pessiwith Cross It is enough in itself tovoice Orpheum and Payson The road camp will be and JosephineVaudeville and Grapewln and of the booster mist and to strengthen the established seven miles from Colton on Chance as headliners Matinees tofigure of For these are not “market jobbing are and Saturday Friday Horse creek following which forty day —Season’s official Wilkes that closing attracreports but government more convicts will bo sent to assist In tion "The Poor Little manipulators Rich Girl' with Wilkes Ruth and the the road work Ormsby of Utah ! andThe 'paramount and 820 p m — The players 220Seven-featuduty before the people Install Machinery Factory vaudeville Liberty— In work of Installing the machinery therefore is to prepare for the harvest and to prepare from the California Hippodirect Utah-Idah- o of the the sugar plantat Hamilton Mont has drome circuit 245 730 and 9 p m for a bountiful harvest Sugar companyand bill today cent of 65 that the been out in per set it Is expected that New started report — Mae Murray Paramount-Empres- s It is further the factory will be ready for operation In "The Primrose tillable land had been plowed and 60 per cent of the Ring well In advance of the fall product of feature entitled “Our A patriotic 1 That was ten days ago Fighting finished beets May spring planting Forces” Good music Continuous Plan Use of Skimmed Mfllc —Special 1280 to 11 p m ' and a lot of plowing and planting can be done in ten effort will be made to Increase the use Pantages— Featuring Harry Lang-do- n of skimmed milk and buttermilk as a in “Johnny’s New Car” Big days so that by this time the general spring planting feature bill 245 730 and 915 pm phase of the conservation policy acmust be nearly finished or — Harry Carey E G butter to speFrevert concern is in “The Mehesy cording first the the in ground With the crop cialist of the western dairy division “Red Saunders’ Fighting Gringo” of every a concrop to who returned yesterday from a bumper stories in five reela careful cultivation produce ference at Grove City Pa and Washlabor problem The the harvesting that After product ington D C A campaign is contemto educate the people in the use SALT LAKH THEATRE is being worked out systematically After the harvestplated of these the After marketing at "Come Out of prices good the Kitchen” the marketing ing Admitted to Sopawme Bar— Albert whimsical comedy the Virof nowaday the return of the proceeds through the usual channels Laughon of Spokane was admitted to ginia in which Ruth Chatterton to at of conductive prosperity bar the the played general supreme practice of business 4 g a court yesterday fair way to be supplementengagement of Somewhere Big crops of fields are in athe In Franck — o thirty-twDeleAre seen weeks New York and DdemtM ever in It Appointed has state fruit crop ed by the biggest Utah at the meeting which begins a two-da- y gates to represent Conference engagement the title and the International conserved predried foregoing Charcanned at of the the of National Salt Lake theatre must be gathered UNDER tonight la from in held Corrections to be the pen of that brilliant Union has issued a brochure giving in- ities and served in every practical way to help the food supply formation 6 18 have been ap- playwright A E Thomas who young June to Pittsburgh about members the union of who march sacrificed on the as follow®: Mr® C E Groes the play on the novel of the same baaed and keep General Prosperity name pointed lives on the battlefields of Europe in the cause beck Mm A H S Bird W J Deeney by Alice Duer Miller their state this fair make the to are help going Big crops Mr Thomas seven years ago was a and Mrs Amy Brown Lyman of Salt and best and most helpful fair yet held of liberty justice and world democracy On the list of Lake on the New York ’ Sun E E Hinckley of Ogden and reporter but year the biggest hose killed in battle are the names of twenty-seve- n became overnight Men— Milk Will Warn Utah Warnings in when wright be Issued in & number of Instances mostly of Canadian unions and some from will The boys and girls are going back to the school- members his maiden effort reas a made milk tests the result of the United States M Boyden state food Wife” The promise Contained lnthis room in the fall more rugged more hearty more receptive by Walter cently since been more Since enlistment their these commissioner 2rifnPiaI and members at and were and Bingham in mind intelligent of dairy body by kept to intelligent training Mr Thomas in such thanat fulfilled Garby Green Pleasant Magna good standing by their local unions which' paid their field In one flagrant case suit may the Doctor Ordered” teachers and better schooled for the future lues beand “Tbo Rainbow” lit benefit and fees and in were ldT£’ bills of internahealth Clean be will entered the be it consequence harvest plentiful Notwithstanding the and Mlza Chatterton 5? “T dealers of few to a Tr the tional given only in each case has of to much as to town mother the organization or paid starred several seasons ago get hooves every resident of city plants were tested The many records or other relative the full amount of mortuary whose Miss ChatStation his own supply as possible out of his garden and back widow Leaves for Navy terton established in which Siegel New York benefit during be to from yeswill broker left a the stock $75 $400 food Jake above total ranging Siegel being supply “ ° her triumphant success lot and vacant lot for the surplus he Francisco where San for terday $6700 allies have Daddy Long Legs” all been left sent to feed the armies and the peoples of the enter Into training at the Mare rar behind In by her achievements In the detailed list of deaths received from the Cana- will He Is the son of Island naval station Out Those who can but will not help to produce their of the Kitchen” Newspaper a a and local I Siegel pawnbroker dian war critics department the manner of death is described graduate of the Salt Lake High school mind asandtotheboth public are of a common supply will have a poor claim on any of the big but in most the charming little cases the is as “somewhere “the the that Remember in place given star and her newest to Medical Corps saying will "Come Report surplus 't hat is in sight Out of the Kitchen’' set-vehicle France” Charles J’ Piercy son of Mrs Anna T is same the Lord helps those who help themselves” and help an entranclngly Interesting playtime left for Alaska yesterday to snows Since th'e beginning of mobilization of the United Plercy for There is all the stimulating influence of a message Miss Chatterton as an artistnqd medical In the corps report of duty States and Mr the war the Therefore for United of States army very first rank prearmy the Plercy navy many members of of good cheer in the May crop report The company which Mr Miller X unions have enlisted and pay day at army recently enlisted — Linn Law- assembled to support Miss Chatterton pare for the harvest with a glad heart and a helping typographical Notified of Appointment and and stations sees Bruce McRae and advance renavy posts training many men rence and Fred Gullbranson received includes hand ports declare in uniform at the office of the union secretary paying word yesterday gives an ensemble perhad been formance that they James so flawless as to be notable H by Congressman dues and arranging for maint&inance of their member- designated to United the for Mays appointment ORPHEUM THEATRE ship in an organization that stands back of its members States naval academy at Annapolis Simplicity at Commencements Maand of Lake Salt Cress and Lois Josephine Victor Butler Wellington who are “somewhere in France” OT through any false logic which may spring from been named i Tooele of have popular-wlthoney tnepiselves 1R tremendously M alternatea InThe examination will be the nsw Orpheum patrons last night when obsession rooted in “war’s alarms” but for the bill held June Thus the Manti Messenger views one good to be opened for the week In early sound reason that we are coming to have a higher re— L 8 the firs! place the team has talent of Petitions File Bankruptcy “The order caste in our by conscription: country boys are Williams a solicitor and grocer of exceptional gard for intellectual equality than for social dance with charming grace sing They v volunteering and the draft will get the unemployed of Salt Lake banka in simpli-citfiled toward is the petition of tendency institutions learning his liabil- indefinable lent effect and possess that declaring ruptcyto yesterday the city” in commencement exercises to be commended assets warms the hearts qualityof personality which and his 154520 be ities B auditors and A Ra 126580 of which he claims' $200 i ‘This tendency has made decided progress for several who behold In the second place those a boilermaker Jack they Clenenty exempt Nevada is to the soul unction its those movement that a laying flattering especially among to graceful In paid Harold compliment seeks relief Garfield of also years as a voluntary helper Orlob Lake composer by singing to make obliga- it was the first state to fill its army qhota of which it the bankruptcy court stating his lia- two of Salt graduating from high schools Efforts means his latest songs "Take It From r assets his be and to bilities $59940 to has a be of all by just right proud Groom and tory a regulation habit suited to the as claims which ho exempt $125 Rx Ra R Bride’ Both of these songs so inclined of those on the lavish FranE part Coast— F inhibiting Will Leave for were written by Mr Orlob for display the New Shakespeare said: 'Beauty is but vain and doubtful cisco manager of the Utah district In-of York have not always met with happy results It’s the “forproduction of "Town Topics” — Life San Francisco West Coast the Pasa vadeth The that B°th were good suddenly shining gloss hits In the east °ngs bidden pleasure” that invariably provokes resistance surance company will leave Saturday and both went overbigwith fine effect sionate stanza XIII at Pilgrim meet will ho school There authorities and Los for for is the Orpheum last night Angelea But it possible collegiate RX R R and children and wife his spend all local aside the two Laying officials to so simplify the graduating exercises as to three- weeks vacation visiting Louisionars were the bestbias on bill the Ohio Indl to those ana flummeries Arkansas Kentucky embarrassing make flounces and an has Manager Levy exceptionally Illinois Ana and for hi® patrons Billy °enm who transgress modest and becoming conventions In The KInkald final to Scotland’® Appear——' Issue Last novelty artist” the agriculthis way graduating exercises this year at Issue of the University of Utah Pen opens the bill with Scotch music and apwill eccentricities the college monthly periodical which Include sundry tural college in Logan at the state university L D S U sixty-pound on the campus today The Utonian Juggling cannon balls like pear schools elsewhere Catholic B in Indiana and W in H schools this of I I and high city By were tennis year book will be off the press -about they Countess Nardlnlballs looks like & prln-£®May 18 T'tah are being made exemplary and in keeping with the h® Pla-yMon-so- n the accordeon to Schools Visits Architect Joseph times snirit of the hand the reThe Instrument is a school state architect advisory R® R8 ftl Do hot deprecate the chappie who is really never happy turned yesterday from Carbon county pipe organ with the orchestration one an in the expects She organisation of twenty where he attended a meeting of dance he’s the at Unless riot running and Castle Gate school persons Plays classical numbers Lansing on the Lid Whose idea of having pleasure is in trotting to a measure Hiawatha and runs into synboards Sites were chosen for two new with splendid spirit eight-rooschool buildings to be copated measure with the touch of an which harmony can never have a chance boasts of this country has been its In the of ONE of the press and of speech Both are consid- Though his clothes are rather fussy and his manners erected jointly by the two towns and Anna Chance Charley Grapewin Prison Cows Inspected— —The Utah d a somewhat mussy with ered among the loftiest liberties of free government both state prison herd of cowsa was inspect-of present artistic fervor which putscomedy the audience clean bill ed yesterday and given And he wears his hair as though he were a seal are guaranteed by the federal constitution the fundaon toes Its It is the old of a health by Dr R W Hoggan of the jealous wife of a traveling story mental law of this nation both have been counted And he believes the guy’s a jay who doesn’t play the state salesman live stock commission who Is giddy at times but right all cabaret Will Address Residents— Horace Enthe time ana the funny situations were among the privileges cherished in autocracies like Russia asbeen have Glade J sign and Earl and enjoyable And he’s sure the drama’s written on a reel laughable and were the first boons granted under the liberation S of W President Romney by Hlrschel signed the "Poet of the Romanoff hand iron of the to from the dynasty the Utah State Fair associationschool Plano” Is allHandler he claims Hs comes that Jordan the at High on administration as when speak is an the the time to a At affected genius who stage asking Congress For he’s going change his clothes and give np those Wednesday morning Cultivation and can the piano like sixty play he the constitution by authorizing an arbitrary to over-rid- e be discussed silken hosewill harvesting discards the pose and leaves thebut stage is a fine young musician who has demonWhen a rough-neckBylngton an Complaint Issued— E W to censorship of the press as a war measure’ the public party stakes him to a gun steal with strated a of tke Instrument In attempting charged an concern autocratic with' like order him out of drives that drills And and him and near with exercise deep regard Williams all classesmastery owned automobile of musical George by “The Wife Question” composition kills him in a complaint issued by the county Is settled in Secretary Lansing head of the state department forbid-a humorous and musical manner highly and officials other bureaus heads him of of that And when wakes has cling departsleep up just begun and Townes It Is by Meldin Watts ment to talk with newspaper men “even on insignificant For his country soon will need him and an army cook will not to BIRTHS possible say which Is which with superb spirit and the but sing matters of fact or detail” fat Wilford W Boren 540 Drlggs avenue all feed him member of the trio wins distinction ' bov n It is an extraordinary reflection on the intelligence of And a sergeant-maa few solos which caught the fanwill train him till he’s fit Reuben CL Sudbury 2233 S Eighth with cy of the throng citizens of the United States who are competent to per- And he’ll fight and cuss the swagger and 'forget the fox East boy' A "Follies of Vaudeville” proved to be Gustav Frlekberg 2186 S Sixth form duties incident to our foreign affairs thus to oftrot stagger— but folly from the standanything East boy the vaudeville fan The numpointis of Harold H Jenson 143 N Second ber For the Charlie-boy- 's about to do his bit- -' ficially impute that they cannot be trusted to discuss a revue In which danvaudeville West girl T any public matter with representatives of newspapers of a high order and trick cycling hosj Cross cing William Holy Mulloy wen the SPEAKS WELL FOR NEVADA features Mr Lansing f8 plan to make a bureau of foreign inoutstanding boy pital e The Hearst-Pathmotion 1455 Roosevelt ave- Beeler Garvec pictures source come information of the of to aside has best bit that from Nevada advertising: only telligence completed the bill- The film g himself on matters of this character bears an ugly re- THE the discovery- of Tonopah Is the announcement nUHoms1:‘TletJIn 1168 E' Seventh South includes war scenes history-makin-'program incidents In official life in Washington semblance to bureaucratic government which can 'easily that this state was the first to illl its quota of men for the and a comic In which the once lowly 850 Ll Wilmington Albert Yeager army of the United States The fact that Nevada avenue boy ot&to Is crowned make itself distastefnl in this free country even in the regular The bill will which1 has frequently been referred to as the "rotten e presented every king 182 Utopia ” aveafternoon and eveS Richards Leroy midst of a world war with a demand that it be deprived of state nue girl rweek this borough" ' ning and put hade In the territorial column with a rights hundred Among its other duties the bureau of foreign intelli- scant Sidney K Rose Modern 'Maternity PANTAGES should' virilshow thousand the population official with information hospital to hoy' is supplying charged gence 840 Lincoln aveE to manhood McQueen of her time first that Elizabeth ' Otto the with the ity being comply Liberty Every on the new bill which musician representatives of this country abroad which mast re- President’s request forbysoldiers is not the more amazing nue glrL E Jones L D SErnest at hospital dainty Vermont showed the least pafor a Pantages opened quire considerable part of its time We are told also than the’Infurther fact that v week’s run tosses heryesterday hands over the triotism responding to the same calL However' It Is boy that it is “usually very much behind the press cables” not a cascade piano keys flows over ofthemelody Vermont alone but the entire contingent Of CLEARING HOUSE on its code translations further that “because of its New little housesimply She naturally states which showed indifferand e England apathy songs and the latest $210183804 plays the Wednesday’s clearings relative lack of authority ’ the bureau “confines itself ence —Tonopah (Nev) Bonanza same day last year $143137227 writhing "rag” with a faithful ren- - Amusements al re record-breakin- 1 suc-“Wh- State 7street at erty In the afternoon and All are o’clock at meet welcome to night o’clock the children the baby elephant Besides the circus the new bill Includes Frank and BrandsLiberty Graham two talented players who have toured the whole world and have taken the best of their to make an act which theyexperiences from "Sweden call to Hawaii” Otto and Bryan are the funsters on the bllL They an act which present dubbed “Nonsense and Muthey’ have sic Allen and Moore are another pair of laugh provokers who frolic in steps and catchy songs dainty the oriental dancer is a sensation The Lonesome Luke and Krazy Kat comedies are conceded to be the best that has shown at the vaudeville house on State streetpopular There are two shows nightly and a matinee dally The amateur and professional tryouts last night proved such a success that every Wednesday night will be amateur and tryout night at the and on that night will Liberty secure a bigpatrons double show all for the of one Mats Today Fri Sat Eves 10c 25c 50c 75c Mats 10c 25c 50c Cross & MELDIN "POUGIT- - KEEPSIE WATTS TOWNES I1IRSC11EL 1IENDLER COUNTESS NARDINI BROWN PALFREY-1IAL- L BILLY KINK AID week’s production of the “Poor Little Rich Girl" Eleanor Gates’ sterling play of youth' will mark tne closing attraction of the season at 11 a S®Wlk®fh®a$r®Play With body with a large and timely back of it with sound principles Idea un-dIt and with a good crescendo of dramatic thrills—It is a play that tears and laughter at the same brings ume and is human to the core Mi5s Ruth Ormsby the wonderful been especially securedchild ?ftr®?f£a8 by the Wilkes players for the title role of Gwendolyn and the little star is scoring an emphatic hit - with Salt Lake this week Poor Little Playgoers Rich Girl will play “The all week with matinees today and Saturday MEHESY — “The with Harry Carey InFighting title Gringo role is headliner on the film the bill today Is a special Universal feature In This five reels It is one “Red ‘Saunders stories appearingofinthe magazine form by author Henry Wallac Claire Du Phillips and Rex De Roselil as well as Bray T D in the supporting cast Crittenden Tomorrow King Baggott in “The Man of 18 Chance In : By the Press Agents h & The American Musical Cornell y Favorites price WI?ES-T"T- Grapewin Josephine Per-que- ta by-produ- cts - roiSmc - - e ’ --- S&ITLM5THEATRE ‘ -- - participate secretary of the National Retail Dry Goods commenting on the apparent' tendency upox) the part of soma women In's misled spirit of "patriotism to create a general wave of retrenchment and Its possible effect on business said: "While' nobody can take exception to the rule of at all times there Is a positive danger In advo- practicing ' Intelligent economy eating or encouraging ' any widespread unnecessary unintelligent 'hysterical: economy at this time The high prices of foodstuffs as I pointed out in an article In Women’s Wear some time ago might possibly curtail' the expenditures of dry goods but 'such necessary' curtailment would be Individual only and: would be guided by indl- - vldual To encourage a country-wid- e necessity economy because the waiyuntll only the needr for such a course is plainly imminent 'would be like killing the goose that lays the golden ’egg The first to feel the effects of such a movement would be the i stores and any serious curtailment of the output of the stores would t result In a reduction or lack of profit and imperative need for-th' elimination of many employees and a general stagnation of business "Inasmuch as the stores are 'merely distributing mediums for the manufacturers’ the reaction would be Immediately felt by- all Industries with a serious curtailment' of production manufacturing and employment "No one questions the good Intentions of the prominent people who are advocating' economy In dress and living but men are questioning seriously the good Judgment In even thinking to " appearing attempt to Influence the people of the country to such action "I was In' Washington the latter part of last week and talked with a number of prominent' men and all without exception de- -' plored any such tendency As they expressed it business should go on In the even tenor of Its way with as little upset as possible if this country is to do everything expected of it In connection with the war ""There seems little need of any hysterical action and "the more calmly systematically and intelligently this country goes about its war preparedness the greater will be its efficiency "The women of the country should continue their normal purchases according to their requirements and their means' ‘Consumers should keep the business wheels In doing this they will be performing a patriotic duty if revolving business of the the country Is to support the war financially the business wheels must not be slackened ITV'BRIDGE-Ij- ill association The NEWS IIEARST-PATH- E er NOW SHOWING BIG 8 FEATURE BILL A laugh and a thrill a minute — a rollicking riot of mirth Don't miss this Mg joyfest Harry Langdon “The Act Beautiful” Elizabeth Otto and five other rip-roari- ng features - -- n N h “OW-Fashion- ed Up-to-Da- te DRAFTED - ' ®- ? ’ REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS H Lashbrook to Henry Woolfe Gold Nos 1 1 and 3 mining Nugget claims E A Young to Garfield Smelt $10000 ing company lots 1 to 26 block 14 Crescent Beach Joseph 10Smith 11to Nellie1 Morton lots and block Hampton’s subdivision McKellar Real Estate & Investment company to Peter Rourke lots 1 to 4 21 22 21 and 82 block 2 HomesIte Willard Ashton ten-ac- F M Shurt-le- ff block 44 a Smith to Andrew plat HanGracy son lot 8 block 16 G Willard Richards toplatHorace Goodfellow lot 11 block l five-acA plat Charles Caldwell to Roman Catholic bishop lots 61 and 62 First addition Tingley’s to A B F C Avery lot 7 block 56 plat A Rippe A- - B- - BlPPe G®orS? lot AveJyto 7 block 56’ plat A C F Brothers Avery to Tuttle lots 88 and 39 block company 8 Desky’s Second addition Charles Peterson to & R Tuttle lots 65 and 66 Felt’s subdivision Ashton-Jenkito Esther Beckstead company lot 35 block 2 five-acplat Ato W E Ferrebee M George 12 Graham part of section township 2 south range 1 west George Curley to Bettllyon Home Builders company lot 25' block 1 Heath’s subdivision Joseph Hurd to Bettllyon Home CL Big triumphal closing attraction ALL THIS WEEK RUTH OBMSB7 AND THE WILKES FLAYERS in “THE POOR LITTLE RICH GIRL” ' tr re of fact and fancy tender aad Saturday Matinees play Today Prices 15 and 25c boxes 50c Night-price15 26 35 50c boxes 75c A - ns re - - ' EMPRESS THEATRE “Where Everybody Goes” TIME LAST TODAY MAE MURRAY In that delightful and entertain-- Ing screen story ‘The Primrose Ring” The great patriotic demonstration of Uncle Sam’s preparedness — “Our Fighting Forces” TOMORROW AND SATURDAY Even better than "Skinner’s Dress Suit” is the sequel by the same company of artistic players “SKINNER’S BUBBLE” wherein Skinner’s Eco gets an awful bump but Honey-bune- n Is still loyal - split-secon- - NEW SHOW NOW PLAYING Another Big Seven-aShow Direct From the California Hippodrome Circuit Featuring Rhoda Royal’s Animal Circus With "Chin Chin” Baby Elephaat The Skou That Never Disappoints Every Wednesday Evening at 8 LOCAL TRYOUT NIGHT - ct - ed PLENTY OF TALENT 1 750 Baby Elephant weighs No change in prices — 10 and pounds 20 eta Three shows daily 245 730 and 900 ‘ - ODEO -- - - ' ' - : - - : - -- ' k- ? 1 - - ’ - ’ old-tim- HARRY V- - - Tomorrow—K ING BAGGOTT In the “MAN OF MYSTERY ' V EM DANCING TONIGHT Every person purchasing a ticket for Saturday evening receives a pass for Thursday also - t v - ' ' j- 1C ‘I 7y" CAREY-- in the "FIGHTIXGGRINGO” Based on the "'w-"- ' "Red Savadersf stories By Henry Wallace Phillips Claire Du Brey and Rex De Rosaelll are in the supporting cast V- - s IMOOKT re m 1 i - - J -- ln f K’ u ft- Hc |