Show THE 12 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY MAY 13 1917 HERALD-REPUBLICA- N - Noted Lodge Women Attend Convention in Salt Lake k KV3 Fair’ List Prices U i- t S Maccabee’s Auxiliary Enjoys Marvelous Growth HERE are the members of the committee accredited with the eaceess attending the rally of the Women’s association of the Maccabees From left to right 'they are: (Top) Mrs J M Truitt and Mrs (Middle) Mrs R Bauer Mrs D Wi James Mrs S Yates and Mra W LCW’eatherbee (Bottom) Mrs D M Sweeny Mrs C B Patterson Mrs Belle M Hedge and Mrs William Schonert Frank Anderson : TKEO TIRES BLACK SAFETY IFBSEICTURE to yourself the ROAD TEST Goodrich’s Test Tires v- C3ar - Fleets put to Goodrich With light and heavy cars Pierce Arrows Packards arid Fords the fleets hammer Goodrich Tires against sand rock and gravel With 2f0 vMting members from various parts of the state in attendance the Women's Benefit association of the Maccabees recently held a successful features in Salt Lake One rally of the meeting was the presence of Mrs Alice B Locke of Port Huron Mich assistant supreme commander of the order Her addresses were delivered in an impressive manner of She told of the wonderful the promthe order and those knowingTngrowth the proinent part she has played motion of the many features of the work of the lodge which Is now the women’s fraternal order in the largest world could not help admiring her Mra Belle M Hedge grand commanof the rally der of the state had charge Various reviews of the state went the ritualistic and drill work through to the satisfaction of the visiting supreme officers Following- the rally a banquet was held in the Newhouse hotel In compliment to the supreme officers and the from various state reviews visitors Ono of the now enterprises of the of-th- e - In order Is the building of a new home Mich This will be dediPort Huron cated some time this summer and it Is some of the officials In probable that this state will attend the services UTAH LAWS OF 1917 ARE BEING MAILED i Two sets of drivers sixteen hours a day week after week belabor them in every part of the country OIL FIELDS IN The Atlantic Fleet crunching over the hill and valley of New York and New England The Pacific Fleet' pounding along the Western Coast The Dixie Fleet braving die sun grilled roads of the South g The Lake Fleet ploughing the sands of Minnesota The Prairie Fleet scouring the region of Kansas City The Mountain Fleet grinding over the rocky trails of Yellowstone and Glacier Parks AU put the ROAD TEST cruelly to Goodrich Tires through millions of miles of roughing it WYOMING RICH ‘ Copies of the laws of Utah of 1917 are now being mailed out from the office of the secretary of state which has a “free list authorised by the Legislature of about 500 On it are all state officials or departments district judges district attorneys the county clerks of Utah each of whom receives six for distribution members of the Legislature departments of the United States the government state libraries and secof this state The public libraries of state Is permitted to sell the retary 800 remaining of his allotment at the rerulnr market price Salt Lakers Expecf'fjig Returns From Investments There BASE IS OF PARAFINE Oklahoma and California Only the BEST can withstand such a TEST the BEST does Booms May Be Duplicated at Spring Valley Giving promise of princely fortunes the development of oil fields In Wyoming Is progressing more rapidly during the California and Oklahoma: oil booms according to CL G Morrison of Spring VaUey Wyo who Is in Salt Lake ' in conference with officials of the Mountain States Oil company which owns a large tract of oil land in the Spring Valley district As president of an oil company bearing hla own name and which Is operating In Spring Valley Mr Morrison has devoted nearly two decades to a study of the shales and oil sands Wyoming and he seemed convincedof yesterday one Is it Jbat great state of oilto and the that be promises enormous development He says that in the Spring oil district sometimes Is Valley struck at a depth of twenty-fiv- e feet althe though drilling for commercial oil usually ranges from 700 to 800 feet Oil of Superior Grade ln the Spring Valley °iI Is of a very superior said Mr Morrison "It seems tograde come from ine Parafine base and Is almost Identical to the fine oil of some of the oil districts While some Pennsylvania oils command a price at the well °f of fhe $180 a barrel the oil from the district commands a Spring Valley of 7 a Darrel Suppose one price were to strike a single well that with flow of from five to six barrels a daya which would be very ordinary the Income would prove highly atsteady tractive to almost anyone "When a well is struck the owner turns the flow over to the receivjust oil company and the road to a foring tune will prove to have very few In many instances of the finest wells ln the countrysome beare ing struck in Wyoming and what is It establishes Goodrich’s Unit mold unbroken cure as the ONE principle on which to build the best fabric tires: A' You get the TESTED certainty of lasting service freedom from tife trouble mileage backed up by Goodrich Fair Treatment in Goodrich Black Safety Treads - The Way to Keep Pace With Advancing Prices Is to Increase the Purchasing Power of Money boughtr— think well tmfore When dollars buy less than they formerly 875 a month man Keeps out of debt and has vou incnd “hi UsJman BECAUSE HE EMPLOYS A PURCHASING more than AGENT— CALLED "BRAINS" Doa't hoard momey— don’t buy to exeeao— both tend to boost prices Avoid extravagance— and bear In mind that "Cheapness" may be a form of extravagance— and neglect of health is never economy of keeping to remind people of the importance know It Is not neceoeeary IIOW that they In perfect condition —but it la Important thlr teeth do no and atlll the other neeoaoltleo of life anpply they may EFFICIENCY OR LACK OF PRICE FURNISHES NO PROOF OFDental work I have ever seen SAME Some of the most Inexcusable ultra-ethicd Dentist— and on the other the has been done bywho solicit patronage SOLELY ON THE GROUND OF hand Dentists too exacting in their CHEAP WORK appeal to a class who are notand seldom get it demands do not appreciate good workmanship A Dentist who has repeatedly failed in many offices and many locations Is not apt to make a success under Cheap Prices and a new location An INCOMPETENT— la always an Incompetent— whether hlgh-prlehigh-price- $ al ed Failures are always “repeaters with as much care as the family physician Dentists should be selected to change Doctors after the patient died — and It would avail nothing Dentists living cannot give you back teeth that have likewise the best been mistreated —and finally extracted to cover up bungling work or low-pric- ed 3E! prices RESPONSIBLE are the REAL REATEED and above all that ItoAM have your Dental work done here SONS why it is true economy here Is a dollar INVESTED — Every dollar spent for Dental work my personal guarantee (not & Comand back of that Investment stands be expertly done prove dependable the work will pany promise) that than Is used by other first-claas good as or better and the material will be two or three times my prices Dentists charging I REPEAT AGAIN— with the same solemnity as though I were tn that I 7IONESTLY DO NOT KNOW OF Conrt with my right hand raised —IN ABIERICA ACTUALLY MAKING ANY OTHER DENTAL OFFICE ss GUARANTEED GOLD CROWNS SPECIFYING AND USING THICKNESS— far 3JIO PER TOOTH— or MAKING GOLD OF SOLID GOLD BRIDGES for the same price a price that today subordinates 22-KAR- AT profits— to principle Dollar efficiency demands that you INVESTIGATE THE DENTIST to whom you pay your money and investigate fIRST ' MY PRICES FOR GUARANTEED WORE: Painless Extraction 22-- K Gold Crowns Bridge Work (solid gold) per tooth Rubber Plates All Other Work in Proportion $350 $350 and $500 Tip Painless Withers Dental Co Inc 122 MAIN STREET to Sundays and holidays Don’t Forget Onr Evening Hears for Busy People Honrs: 830 a m to ks 8 p xzl y 1 STORY Local Branch 42 E Fourth South Phone Wasatch 236 and 237 m & - "A VA "Best In the Long Run ’ I 50 IDAHO IS PROMISED ULLS WORD OFJACHINGUS Federal Officials Trap Alien in Gruelling Examination Seeks Sympathy CARS jFCOAL DAILY - Former Governor' Gooding Declares Railroads Are to Blame for Shortage ion Some relief from the seriousness of the coal ahortage has been promised the people of southern Idaho accordGooding chairman ing to of the national council of defense of the Gem state Whereas in the past six months the people of the state have been allowed only a limited number of coal cars each day promises have been received from the Oregon Short Line ex-Gover- nor and Denver & Rio Grande that approximately fifty cars for coal shipping usage will be routed 'to the northern state each day Gooding with - Joseph M Weldner an Austrian who was Hansen secretary of the Idaho ’council arrested Thursday in this city on the charge that he had made surreptitious entry ln the United States by the way of Vancouver B C was put through a gruelling examination yesterday afternoon by D A Plumly United States Immigration Inspector He made many Chiropody statements regarding his conflicting movements and the manner ln which he Use 1 crossed the line maintaining that he had considerable trouble in evading the Only! mounted police and the federal officers He stated that he had lived in the United States for fourteen years This mean banish your FOOT TROUWhen questioned as to his reason for BLE This preparation will rare burn-la- g to the sensation excessive sweat and bad Organization appealing no said heCharity told the story which odor and will create a good healthy society to led his arrest for the purpose of condltlom of the feet For sale only 'Street sympathy with the ultimate at 215 5 State VAN arousing HOUTEN DR F Intention of asking for a loan of money He is being held pending further Price 50e and 75e Special Sale May 5 and 7' nor of defense came here for the purpose of Investigating the coal shortage sitto the railroads uation with “We have regards found” said Mr Gooding it Is not the fault or yesterday “that the coal men that Idaho has operating suffered from coal shortage The rerests entirely with the sponsibility The two railroads 'have railroads to send fifty ears per day into agreed ur state This In a measure will relieve the situation Mr Hansen will that things are kept stay here and seeIdaho towards If we fall to moving receive the support we have been of promised we with the Governor Alexander will appeal to the commerce commission Interstate Ex -- Governor Gooding contends that the shipment of fifty cars each day into southern Idaho terrltorv will not enrelieve the coal shortage tirely Is “What todo of attempting to the necessity to awake the people now and storing” he continued buying fwe canont tell what the next years for us and all should have In store as I ask that store as much the readers of Thepossible with us in southern Idaho - ming er AUSTRIAN Goodrich alio makes the famous Silrertown Cord Tirca whieh woo the 1916 Racing Championship The Beat Tubes — Brown and Gray les greatest oil booms ln the history of the oil Industry rieht ln Wyoming" Mr Morrison continued explain that theOil property of the to Mountain States Is close to his own company Iswhich wide attracting men attention property among oil He Is conwith officials of the company ferring to the Installation relative rts- - When he returns of drills and he will be prepared to enter upon extensive activity and he says that there Is reason to believe one of the most active oil loomsthat In the history of the west Is about ta develop In Wyoming The officers of the Mountain States Oil company which recently was Inare A A Calllster presicorporated C dent Dr Q Cannon vice Charles 8 Tingev secretary-treasur- president and T H Wood and Capt J’ C French directorsberry to'-Wyo- Akron Ohio Ex-Gover- 25c (30-gang- e) The B F Goodrich Co dls-tri- ct ob-Btac- ONLY -- SKEDOO :'fFdr ‘ - we-ar- - Herald-Republic- an co-oper- ate - Careless Use of Soap Spoils the'Hair -- Soap should be used very carefully if want to keep your hslr looklm ou and prepare ts best Most soaps too much alkali This shampoos containmakes the hair dries the scalp brlttlq ' and ruins It The best thing for steady use Is Just mulslfled cocoanut oil (which ordinary and better is pure mostgreaseless) and is: or anysoap expensive than the else you can use thing One or two teaspoonfuls will : qleanse the hair and scalp thoroughly Simply moisten the hair with water and rub It in It makes an abundance of rich out easily creamy lather which rinses every particle of dust dirt removing excessive olL The hair dandruff and and and It leaves dries quickly andevenly the hair fine and the scalp soft bright -- lustro is fluffy and easy silky to manage You can get mulslned cocoanut oil at any pharmacy it’s very cheapo and a few ounces will supply every member of the family for months—Advertisement i" ’ - - ? - : We In a campaign of coal storing must have of the conthe sumer as well as that of the producer and the railroad companies if we are a probably to be prepared against serious situation" ion RECEIVER FOR MINE COMPANY IS ASKED Robert Jones has filed suit In tlje district court ln which he seeks to have POTATO SEEDS CAN a receiver appointed for the Jones Mining company of Utah It Is alleged in STILL BE OBTAINED the complaint that the company has no official board of directors and that the The second week of seed distribution finances of the company should be ln the hands of a receiver The amount by the agricultural and food produc- of funds on hand Is not stated ln the and the ended committee tion yesterday complaint store at 128 & State street will be dis- continued after Wednesday The worhave not yet availed thy poor who themselves of the free seed distribu-at tion are urged to make application OflC6 Dr H J Sears ln charge of the seed of store advises that there Is plentyand beans Tells Safe Certain Speed y Relief fer time ln which to plant peas corn of which there is a plentiful supAdd Indigestion at the store There is also plenty ply time and to plant late potatoes of stomach troubles such as there Is left about half a carload ofthea Indigestion gas sourness stomach-ach- e fine varitey that will keep through and inability to retain food are In winter probably nine cases out of ten simply evidence that excessive eecretlon of Is taking place In the stomach add GIVE WILL YEOMEN the formation of gas and acids causing Gas distends the stomach and causes full COUNTRY STORE DANCE that burning feeling known as heartburn sometimes oppressive while delithe acid and Inflames Irritates the trouThe last of a season! series of socials cate lining of the stomach The will be given by the Salt Lake Home- ble lies entirely In the excessive deIn the stead 1182 American Yeomen or secretion of acid Moose hall Friday May 25 The dance velopment To stop or prevent this souring of and the food contents of the stomach and will be on the a “country store”: will be held plan to neutralize the acid and make It bland and harmless a teaspoonful of magnesia a good and effecDAN LOFTUS HEARS OF bisurated tive corrector of acid stomach should be taken In a quarter of a glass of or or cold water after LANE’S RETIREMENT hot ' ' Is whenever gas sourness or eating acidity This aweetens the stomach and Dan Loftus yeteran bailiff of the felt' neutralizes the acidity ln a few modistrict court has received a letter and ments and Is a perfectly harmless and of the re- Inexpensive remedy-tuse newspaper clipping telling tirement of Thomas W Lane chief of An antacid such as Bisurated Magat Manchester N nesia which can be obtained from any the fire department H after fifty-thre- e ln either powder or tablet years of service on salary In an advisory capacity Mr druggist form enables the stomach to do Its Loftus and Chief Lane were boyhood work properly without the aid of ln the New Hampshire me- artificial dlgestents Magnesia comes companionsChief Lane has visited In Salt in several forms so be certain to ask tropolis Lake and Is an acquaintance also of W for- and take only Bisurated MagH Bywater chief of the Salt Lake fire nesia which Is especially prepared for the above purpose department Stomach Troubles Are Due To Acidity - 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