Show ' - THE s s ' V i v - 1 t A sV HEKAI-EEPUBLICA- SAIJT :LAkE 'CTTr 'TJTAH 'TEDNESDAY MAY 231917 N - -l ESCAPE BY TRAVEL : 'V - “T Department Herald-Republic- Telephone 615 J D The circulation and news departments of The Salt Lake in Ogden are located now in a new and 'modern office at 2516 Washington avenue—the Orpheum theatre block For the Ogden correspondent or circulator call telephone No 915 as formerly avenue 2516 lVauhlBKtoa GreenweH Correspondent Telephone 61 5 - - an ’ - u GROUCH OF HUSBAND NOT DIVORCE CAUSE OGDEN JUDGE HOLDS TASlESr CAR to Tbs Special — Just because the May husband Is ‘‘grouchy occasionally that is no reason why the wire should be given a divorce from unpleasant companion A W thedistrict Judge Agee of Officer Says Speed Will Be 'Required to Catch n to Tho — 22 Inste&d Slay Special Herald-Republica- of a 'low priced popular automobile which the county commissioners wished to provide as an auxiliary machine for the use of Sheriff H C Peterson the1 sheriff has Informed the commission that he wants the swiftest and most stock car that can be purchased "I want an automobile that can travel as fast if not faster than the epeedy automobiles that will be used by the ‘bootlegging’ fraternity after August 1” the sheriff said “Efforts will be made to transport Intoxicants Into or through this county in automobiles I would have a fine time catching violators in a flivver” County commissioners are Inclined to believe that the sheriff is right and it looks as though the car will be purchased There may be a for a opening when skillful yet dare-dev- il goodchauffeur the open season for “bootleggers” arrives Ogden high-power- high-power- ed ed SUMMONS FAILS TO STOP MORAN’S WORK to Tlie May 22 —Despite Special Ogden the Ilerald-Repnbllca- n the fact that city commissioners have been served with a summons to the effect that protesting owners of abutting are preparing to bring suit property to enjoin the city from with street and the paving of Twenty-eight- h proceeding disthe other in the Moran the Balt paving Lake contrict 1 J territory tractor lias commenced work in the district The contractor is to be one of the defendants in expected the suit to be brought by the property owners who oppose the Improvements It was declared likely today that the protes-tan- ts would ask for a temporary restraining order Arrange funeral OF PIONEER WOMAN ‘ - Ilerald-Repnbllca- n - to The May 22 — Although Herald-Repnblfca- n the feel Ogden Sng prevails that not many young men will be drafted from the farming disof Weber county nevertheless tricts the residents in the rural communities 'informed Charles M Ramey county clerk and Sheriff H C Peterson tothere would be no holding day that Lack June 5 when the young men are called upon to register under the se- lective draft act FIRST GRADUATES OF WEBER COLLEGE Ogden to The May-2- 2 Herald-Republica- n — At the conclusion to- of the first year of its existence night Weber college gradutaed the following normal students from its one year eight course: lone Jensen Fannie Brown Lamont I'oulter Esther Thompson Vera Shaw Verna Oborn Bessie Jones and Mary Edling Commencement exercises were held with the graduation exercises Jointly Weber academy of a class of fifty from All seating accommodations at the school auditorium were occupied DWIGHT HILLIS TO URGE LIBERTY LOAN Special to The - - An-Origina- ‘ l HEABST-PATH- E ‘ U S MEDICAL MEN ENROLLED FOR SERVICE v NEWS Watch the and when there s a vacancy“Wants” in the kind of a house you've always hoped boarding to find an unmistakable to its whereabouts will be foundclew in one of the “want” ads Use The want sd phone Main 767 r 1 Herald-Re-public- co-opera- ' an Matinee Today 210 Tonight at 810 Daily at 210 and 810 D W GRIFFITH’S I COLOSSAL SPECTACLE— Herald-RepabUca- n - intolerance Symphony Orchestra and Chorus e Price i Night 25e t SI AO aiatlnec 25c flAO ‘ Herald-Repnbllca- n ABE YOU ONE OF THE 2500 LUCKY OWNERS OF A TICKET TO THE Herald-Repnblica- n n HOLDING BACK WEBERITES PROMISE Special 4 - 20000 bilesa “THE RECITAL” A Trio of tVoaderful Moslelsas Blue Bert— KENNY A NOBODY — L R Comedy la Bloehfaee Herald-Republica- n Herald-Republicn- n “Sppi-li- l ‘ Edwin Arden in “Close Quarters 19 Beatatifnl ‘ en QVO - : The Distinguished Actor L Girl MIRIAM AND IRENE MARMEIN Pantomimic aad Decorative Dancers HARRY TATE’S ’MOTORING’ A Laughable Motor erase- Satire JAY GOULD AND ' FLO LEWIS ' Tn Their Maslcal Comedietta ' er Coapnj ef Da Large - for-reglstra- - -- Bert French Alico Eis ’ Idaho and Ogden Guardsmen Win Soldiers by Novel Methods -- - - city-record- and enlisted! men of company B Idaho national With the local! guard ' guardsmen tonight In the campaign POLICE FORCE MAY for recruits and paraded with' troop B Ogden ' BE REORGANIZED ofThe troopers led saddled horses and to those qn the curb to mount shouted to The Special the riderless animals as recruits Ogden May 22— With the dismissal The following recruits have been obBurk Robert of tained as a result of the campaign: captain of detectives from the police department there will Bari Patterson of Hooper Elbert H be a' reorganization of the department Garr of Ogden and Orville F Frits o Thomas B Browning chief of ‘police Nebraska has intimated In of a captain of detectives there place will be a captain of police JOINS ARMY WHEN One of the will be sergeants elevated to police HE GETS DIPLOMA that he will have the direction likely of the city detectives as well as of the uniformed men Special to ' The No action was taken today to apSpanl qh Fork May 22 — Funeral a successor to Captain Burk or services Mrs for point Delbert Banks were C P Fitzgerald who was dismissed held at the Fourth ward house meeting last week The service was Monday afternoon until this date In order that a delayed brother Rodney McKell who has Just JOSEPH DALEY HIX received his medical degree from a Chicago university might be: pfesept BY OREM CAR DIES When the man arrived young his were surprised to learn that parents he had joined the medical division of Special to Tho Herald-Rpublican the United States army in Chicago and Provo May 22 —Joseph 8 Daley the will only a few days visit with victim of an Orem lnterurban car acci- them have before leaving for his post of on dent West Center street duty died at S o’clock this Saturday night Mr Daley was 62 years of agemorning He is survived by his widow and the follow- BOX ELDER STAKE Misses Anna and ing children:' Mrs Lorena Bachman of SaltMaggie and Lake APPOINTMENTS MADE! Mrs Myrtle Kelly of Los Angeles JoS Jr Mrs Ray Sutton Vllate Daseph vid and Herbert of Provo and two Special to The brothers Matthew of Payson and GraBrigham City May 22 —High council! ham of this city Funeral arrange27 announced ments will be made upon the arrival appointments for May Norman Lee of President yesterday of Mrs Kelly Box Elderby stake are as follows::: Corlnne John D Peters and Philip Quayle Bear River City President REGISTRATION DAY Norman Lee and W J Facer: Honey-vill- e Elias Jensen and Louis S HOLIDAY AT PROVO Pond CHarper ward Victor E Madsen and Joseph President Watkins to The ham fourth ward Lorenzo S BurtBrigSpecial and Provo May 22 —Registration day for Denmark Jensen Brigham third ward the of all young men be- Joseph H Lilly white and S N Cook tweenregistering second ward William C the ages of 21 and 31 of Brigham and A M will be a holiday If the years Horsley of age plans first ward Oliver C Hansen the Provo Commercial club are car- M LovelandBrigham and C Jensen Mantua Joseph N Stohl ried out Club members are anxious and to make Provo’s registration 100 per Jesse W Hoopes Perry Frank W cent and to honor men Flshburn and Wllford Reeder Willard who register A Lucius A Snow and M L Nichols committee consisting of William J Hoover William M Startup NebekerDecker O R Fera Roylance H E Smoot E A Mitchell andThomas Frank ANTIAIRCRAFT LODGE W Demlng will have charge of the celebration services for Ogden Mrs Phoebe Childs Richardson who died yesterday at the age of 84 years will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the Third ward meeting house The body may be viewed at the residence of Ezra Richardson 2201 avenue from 3 until 9 o’clock toGrant morrow and on Thursday until the 182 WILL GRADUATE Mineral hour Mrs Richardson’s chll-israre: Franklin D Richardson AT BRIGHAM YOUNG U Myron B hauncey Richardson Bishop Patrolof ward the Third Richardson Special to The man William W Richardson Ezra RichProvo May 22 —With the commenceardson president of the Ogden Wholesale Grocery company and Joseph ment exercises of the Brigham Young 'Richardson June 1 one of the most sucuniversity cessful years in the history of the institution will be brought to a close A class of 182 in the normal TAYLOR HEIRS ASK academic andgraduates commercial college dewill be graduated The list PROBATE OF WILL partments of graduates was announced todayenterOn that day the alumni will Special to Tho tain the Young family at a banquet and reunion included In the comMay 22 —Three heirs of mencement Ogden exercises will be an ode to Pleasant Green Taylor today filed a to have the Utah pioneer's will Brigham Young The commencement petition address will be by R W Young Jr court fixed Other admitted to probate and the numbers Include addresses by June 4 as the date for the hearings G H Brimhall and Silas The heirs aver the estate does not ex- President There are twenty-seve- n Fisk vocal selections by Florence-Jep-persoceed 92) 64839 and talks by board members beneficiaries under the will but othefc relatives The there are many are Levi J Taylor Alex- NO MOVIES petitioners AFTER ander- Taylor and William H Taylor Heralii-Republfca- CALL TO RECRUIT Special to The Herald-Rep-o "Ogden Mhy 22 —Officers -- ' to The May 22 — Funeral Special s - court held today when the divorce suit of Helen Croaby against Robert Crosby was brought up for hearing Mrs Crosby charged that Crosby had failed to provide for her and a former mar- that his children matters unpleashad made by riage ant for her Testimony disdoied that both had property In their own' names Bootleggers - - her-sometime- One of the Most Expensive Bills of the Year DO NOT DELAYrGET" YOUR SEATS er ’ ' I Herald-Republica- n RIDERLESS HORSE 22 Ogden SOM " - SHERIFF SEEKS SATiU RDA' Chances wlirbe slim for the slacker to escape registering for conscription Registration officials are 'covering every possible loophole- Any man trav ' as well those eling must register ' staying at-- home' The following sign has been posted In all of the local railroad depots:' Vi Persons required to register un-dthe provisions' of 'the ' Presl- - j dent’s proclamation- who will be In their home precincts- - on i June 5 1917 should apply at once f to the city recorder' tlon cards- - After the has filled out the registration card It will be the’ duty of the absentee to see to' It that card is mailed or sent so as tohis reach the regls- - " tr&tion agent of his home district on or before June 5 The notice Is signed by Gordon Snow city recorder and Vw' Mont Ferry mayor' - Circulation MATINEES rv SLACKERS CANNOT OGDEN —' Herald-Repnblica- n May 22 — The Rev Newell Ogden Hillis and Frank Chamberlain6 Dwight of New York will speak here June loan The In the Interest of the the auspices of address will be underLiberty the Ogden Clearing House association TO DISCUSS FAIR PLANS Ogden- May 22 — With a view to corthe impression that has gone recting out to the effect there will be no this fall Earl J Glade Utah state fair address busiof the fair board will ness men of Ogden at a luncheon meeting at the Weber club tomorrow noon - SKEDOO For v Chiropody ‘Use Only! TROU-BL- E means banish your FOOT nia This rs tlon will core burnpreps sweat and bad ing- sensation excessive nil or and- will create a good healthy feet For sale only condition5 of the Street State at 215 JIOUTEN DR F VAN Price OOe aad 75o- London May 22 —The Royal Anti aircraft Lodge of Freemasons was con secr&ted today Membership will be limited to members of the antiaircraft service The Bible used in the ceremony and the warrant of the lodge were bound with boards cut from the propeller of a Zeppelin brought down in England and part of the regalia of the lodge was made of aluminum from the Zeppelins brought down at Cuffley and in Essex SEATTLE JAPANESE CLEARED OF CHARGE Ota-claim- s an Herald-Repnblica- n - Herald-Republica- n Em-ploym- - - - :toj-com- e Special to’ The Herald-Republic- 141 to1 94 TWO COUPLES HELD FOR INVESTIGATION Provo' ilar 22 — Frank J’ May age were arrested Joseph InRich' 23 this morning the Denver & Rio Grande freight yards with two young women who claim they are from Alaska Miss Elberta their names-aThey gave 23 Miss and Choates age Agnes Pyne 22- - All were lodged In Jail and are held 28-an- - - s for investigation ent NIGHT ONLY Left to right above: Dr Rnpert BJue Dr Franklin H Martin and Dr William C Gorgas 0 Braisted Dr Frank H Simpson and CoL J B Kean 22 —Whllq the gov- Washington May ernment has been busy mobilizing men and munitions the physicians and surgeons of America have been 'Just qs busy organizing to wage the war of rehabilitation and reconstruction One of the most 'committees of the advisory Important commission of the Council of National Defense is the medical committee of which Dr Franklin H Martin of Chicago is chairman The other members are William C Gor-gsurgeon general of the United States army William C Braisted surgeon general of the United States navy Rnpert Blue aurgeon general of the United States ' public health service CoL Jefferson R Kean director general of military relief of the American Red Cross Dr William H Welch member of the National Council of 'Research Dr William J Mayo chairman of the committee of American physicians on preparedness and Dr Frank F Simpson chief of the medical section-othe Council of National Defense and seCre- as - -- f committee of American tary of the: sicians on military preparedness before war was v DON’T GAMBLE With your Household Goods Entrust them 'to the people who know how to handle them and have the equipment to do so We are Storage Moving Packing and Shipping specialists --- REDUflH FIREPROOF STORAGE COMPANY Wasatch 556 and 556 160 Main1 Originators of ty damageless trouble-le- ss ’ city-to-cl- moving f -- - - - : ‘ - - - these associations S Medical Resource Classified To the committee of American physicians on preparedness was given the task of classifying and organising the medical resources of the nation for use by the federal government In time of war Theirs was the same task In the field of medicine that the five big engineering societies accomplished In the field of Industry for the- committee on industrial-- ' preparedness of the naval ' consulting board Throurh the committee :of American physicians oh preparedness' the services of the citizen medical profession 'were offered to the President ayear ago At' that time there was no legal provision by which the offer could be acceptedbut it was referred to the war department and with the formation of the Council of National Defense a medical section twas formed ' through which the of American physicians committee could be’ used’ 'The national committee appointed state committees of - nine members each and the atate committees appointed county committees Altoare 20000- medical men gether 'there classienrolled In the organization and fied so that: each man can " be? called for which-heIupon for vTbest fitted The committee 'on ‘medical preparedness has also classified - all hospitals institutions and medical: of all kinds-thehaye Introduced military drill into many of the best medical schools' and colleges ' ' To this committee also has fallen the task 'of standardizing of hospital supplies a work aa necessary for efficiency as the standardization of munitions The members of the national com- -' mlttee have become members of the national Red Cross and theV state com- - mlttees have joined the respective state Red Cross This has been done so that the entire medical resources of the country shall be bound together for To and efficiency greater strength this end - also the county committees must number among their members all members of the national committee of the committee of American physicians for medical preparedness resident in the individual county all members of the state committee resident- In the county representatives of the United Statei public health service resident in the county representatives of the state board of medical examiners of the state or city public health service the ranking medical officer of the national - - DO BIT OX FARMS Bozeman Mont May ' 22—The ma- of young men engaged in the jority of at the state colagriculture studyof Montana left for the farms and lege ranches of Montana during the early to do their part In Inpart of May food the supply of the state creasing and nation The exodus was stimu-to lated by the decision of the college credits for the semester's work grant of the six weeks in advance of the end so resemester provided the student leased should go actively Into the work of agricultural production commonly seen toDynamos are so houses where they in the power day are used to generate the electricity runs our cars and' lights our that streets and cities that it is interestto know that-thfirst dynamo ever ing constructed was made- by Michael Faraday in 1831 - - e - RADIO OPERATOR TO AID UNCLE-SA- Below: Dr William guard the president and secretary of the local medical officers reserve corps deans of medical schools president and secretary of the county medical society and the medical director of the Red Cross unit in each county The county committees will secure recruits for the army medical corps If the president should call for the full complement of troops authorized by Congress the regular army would need 1200 additional medical-- officers The county committees will also secure re crults for the medical officers’ reserve corps the naval medical reserve corps the coast defence reserve corps and for the national guard - Come for it Telephone for it All seats reserved 7U NECtUAlEDVALfPCVi fL OPENING TODAY PROSPERITY IX DEXVER Denver- May 22 — How the prosperity and thrift of Denver people is increasing despite the war prices is reflected In a (compilation of figures from recent reports of twelve of the thirty-thre- e national and state banks here This compilation ’ shows the twelve bank's had deposits of 91559921 at the close of business May 1 9875178 more than they had December 27 last "WOMEX PLAN TO FIGHT Phoenix Arlx' May- 22 —Phoenix women are planning to be ready to dewhen' necessary after fend themeelves the men of the city have been called in war Under the auspices of the woman’s club a woman’s rifle corps is being organized and will be under the instruction of army officers - ONE WEEK ONLY The bill supreme “A guaranteed good show’9 THE BACHELOR’S A sparkling one-a- ct DINNER farce comedy - PATR1C0LA The cabaret queen of song BILLY - “SWEDE” HALL ct SAMOA EMPRESS THEATRE OWING TO TREMENDOUS NESS AND: CONGESTED DITIOXS The sensational cloud swing BUSI- - CON- -' TABER GREEN Blackface artists ' Douglas Fairbanks ' “THE SECRET KINGDOM” In 'his: initial Artcraft Riot : “IN Thirteenth episode AGAIN-O- UT GEORGE C GRONEMAN And his “jazz” orchestra” AGAIN” Will Be for Skowii 1 ONEDAYMORE- - - SALT LAKE’S FRL : SAT 'PAULINE FREDERICK la “IIEll 'BETTER THURS - self v ' ‘ VAUDEVILLE ' ’ - - age Theatre GET YOURS NOW Send for it - M -- the-servlce- The Combined Salary List of the Perform era' Would Ruin the Aver- GEORGIE MILLIGAN & CO In a one-ariot ’’Black Sheep” : ‘ The Biggest Vaudeville Show! Twelve Great Act Contributed by All Salt Lake Theatre! Every One a Star! 17 GREATEST THEATRE AUDITORIUM a ' : TONIGHT AT: 9 BIG DOUBLE BILL and-surgical ' ' - : J t - vx- - phy- declared beLong tween America and Germany the doctors began making plans for their in the struggle The organization part for medical military- preparedness was started In April 1916 when a national committee was appointed by the Joint action of the presidents of the five and surgical societies largest medical In America — the American Medical association the Congress of American Physicians and Surgeons- the Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America the American Surgical association and the American College of Surgeons Practically every ' medical man in America belongs to at: least one of - American Fork June 22 — Regardless of protests that communities should economize in view ofthe war the one-ha- lf mill bond issue for the maintenance of the Carnegie library was adopted at a bond election tonight by a vote of SUNDAY MASONS ORGANIZED Yokohama Japan May 22 —After spending about fourteen months in jail Fusatarlo Ota a Japanese resident of Seattle has been found not of the charge of mailing lettersguilty and of writing articles for a Japanese In Seattle Injurious to the 8 FOR JUVENILES newspaper honor of the Imperial Japanese court that he was kidnaped in Special to The Seattle the then Japanese consul by — Brigham City May 22 No movies for induced him to board a juveniles in Box Elder county after 8 there who o'clock in the evening during the sum- Japanese steamer He declares that he mer This rule will go Into effect June was imprisoned as coon as he set foot I prescribed by Juvenile Judge A M on the ship and taken to Japan Hansen and Officer J F Bowring Neither will juveniles be permitted to on the streets after 990 p m NIPPON EMIGRANTS linger nor will under It of age be allowed togirls attend dancesyears unless escortGOING TO BRAZIL ed Theatre and dance hall managers have agreed to assist in enforcing the Kobe Japan May 22 —Carrying 1500 rules Japanese emigrants besides a big shipment of Japanese merchandise of PHYSICAL EDUCATION various kinds the Waseda Maru the first steamer of the South American FOR SUMMER SCHOOL line of tne Nippon Yusen sailed from Kobe today for Kaisha Special to Tha Janeiro by way of Cape TownRio de — 22 Extensive work in Logan May These are part of 40000 physical education will be given dur- Japanese emigrants to be to Brazil to ensent ing the summer session of the Utah gage in agricultural work Contracts which opens for these college Agricultural June 5 for six weeks Dr James H ed emlgrahts have been concludbetween the Brazilian government Linford in charge of summer school work and the Japan-Sout- h announced today American EmiSpecific courses in various sports comprising gration association ' Each of the emiprinciples of coaching instruction ana grants will receive a subsidy from the will be aimed to appractice to those who given have charge of phy- Brazilian government peal sical education ork in grade and high TEACH MUSIC FREE schools Mexico City May 22 —A free conservatory of music has been estabSPANISH FORK TO lished in Mexico City Some of the most prominent musicians and teachHAVE CLEAN-U- P ers in the republic are giving services to classes without pay their AlSpecial to The though the conservatory has Just been 22 — Thursday Fork Spanish May It already has a large numMay 24 has been designated by the opened ber of students council here a for “cleancity general up day’’ The council asks for the coof esADVERTISE FOR WORKERS all the citizens and operation a determined that pecially the farmers Fort Lupton Colo May 26 — effort be made to clean back yards in bureaus each considerable streets Those having teams are re- town in the country and an advertishaul off the rubbish The ing campaign in eastern newspapers questedwillto be work under the supervision of are- two of the steps decided on by John H Thomas Weld county- farmers and business men to provide against 'the shortage of due to the war’s demands upon labor BONDS VOTED FOR the population The employment bureau’s services will be free the CARNEGIE LIBRARY advertising will be devoted to and urging farm laborers to 'the country Hermld-Repnblle- NEXT i ' s ' M A Donabue v 'Yesr-Radio Ing Apparatus JL This young' lady Is upon the - best woman in- the Information the first first-clacomUnited States-ta get mercial radio operator’s license She is employed by a Boston firm She has offered’ her to services Sam Uncle : In the event of war ' Mis Margaret ’ Beealey’a Orchestra Amateur and local tryout In' nection with Mg Hippodrome Road con- ' DANCING TONIGHT - Show ‘ ss DANCING TONIGHT Amateur or Professional wishing to appear call Bert Christy 501 Boyd - 1067 Wasatch Phono ' " r" No change In price 10c and ' 20e Park bldg AUDITORIUM - - ' 1' f |