Show w i4' t : Salt Lake Red Cross Asked to Form Class in Mine Rescue Work - jCar No t 1 o the bureau of- - the Interior of mines will arrive In "Salt Lake tomorrow mooning and will remain here from July 2 to July 10 Inclusive for the purpose of giving first -- did training to the wives and families of minors mine doctors mining en- glneers and all' others connected with allied Industries In Utah The Salt Lake chapter of the Red Cross has been asked Thatcher byT Acommission chairman of the Industrial of Utah to form & class In the local Cross chapter to take advantage of jRed tbe government first aid Instruction Instruction is Vvea - - ‘While this cannot be done all mem--her- s desiring to receive the bureau of Amines instruction :may do so The et course In first aid training will classes from 1 to 3 p m each day and the government training i given at the University of Uti ‘The bureau of mines course is com ‘pjete in every- respect and 'has ourFred Anderapproval'’ said J of hearty non executive the local secretaiy ‘Red Cross chapter "Our Instructions f prevent us forming any first aid our own but we will be -- classes except take very glad to have those 'interested course' of the government advantage "- -Dr Belle Anderson - Gemmell in -first aid charge of Isthe local Red Cross with Mr An training derson and state authorities In works' up -Interest In j the goi L de-partm- ent ‘ - ' - - ' con--du- - ' -- ing iurse Classes will Meet In Oi Glasses will meet every da during Vthe stay of the ear in Salt Lake ex- Sundays and the Fourth of July Jcept Government experts are In charge The government instruction'' in first aid has been Instrumental in saving Utah hundreds of lives In mines families will take a miners and their keen Interest In the visit of the r Vr - al first aid car Granddaughter of Governor Sponsor for JSuperdreadnouglit —— mm - V- '- T'- t ' i L c Hi' t J? V " Camhden N J June 30 —Another rvhtmster fighting machine for the navy fook the water today from the yards 'of the New ' York Shipbuilding com- pany when the auperdreadnaught Idaho aieter ahlp to the Pennsylvania flag--hi- p of the Atlantic fleet was launched v v Henrietta Aurelia Simmons grand- "daughter of Governor Alexander of Idaho was sponsor for the big ship and 'Because of war conditions the general jBUbllo was not admitted to the cere mony which was witnessed "by’ a small gcoup of navy congressional and comi pany officials The Idaho willcarry a round dozen rfles and a' crew of more than 800 men Geared turbine engines will furnish the 32000 horsepower necessary to hurl her length and 33000 tons of bulk the water at a rate of more 'through than twenty-on- e knots Because of changes In her hull navy designers declare it will be Impossible for a submarine to sink her with a : single torpedo suc-eessfu- t v' lly ' - r' v " us may not be called of National now is many our from Though npHREEdays to actually Jbear arms all of us can: serve JL f Anniversary this great democracy this great cause is one hundred arid forty-on-e years old The farmer can do his bit in the field more is than the “Fourth” !Tliis:year The women can make a vast amount of a celebration of this fact it has £ new home for the comfort of soldiers at things is and a rlt deeper significance meaning and sailors abroad not only a tribute to the courage of the men and women who have made these Business men must keep their busiUnited States possible but it’s a promise ness on’ the move for much of the to 'their memory that in Lihcoln’s'words success of this country depends on internal “Government of the people by the people must "buy as many They prosperity arid for the people shall riot perish from ids as usual or more arid give the earth” and every one of us must do to more men if possible employment our part to fulfill this obligation We are doing these things in this business of ours 1 of-tfjcl- ' r : - ' if-- JI - f -- "14-ln- 50-frall- ber: ch W- A‘ - 000---fee- t Utah’ Greatest Clothing' Store esb-- -- r NORTH UTAH CROPS r1- " - ik PROMISE BIG YIELD Crop conditions throughout northern Utah are fine according to United States Marshal Aqulla ebeker who returned to Salt Lake yesterday from an inspection trip of sections of ' the northern counties needed throughout the dry ““iln Is but as a farming sections conditions are very general crop good thing said Mr Nebeker Germans conManyto unnaturalized secure permits to enter retinue stricted zones at the United States a I ’2 -- V Si Yii‘ yY - i - US COLONIES SUGGESTED -- marshal’s office European Publicists Busily PARTY EXPELS TWO Discussing Destinibs of LEADERS Disputed Lands £ y' FWB Mexico MEXICO POLITICAL ' Nation to give the United States the order yet framed largest Mr All German African colonies Wedgwood says should be pooled with the Congo free state and the Portuguese colonies by the payment of £100000000 to Belgium and £20000000 to Portugal This territory of 4700000 square miles an American should be administered by commission similar to ' the Philippine commission but nominated by the guarpowers with ’’equal opporanteeing for tunities all whites free trade and a progressive nonexploiting land policy up to the best 'modern pattern as exhibited lh the Philippines PRO-QERMA- N City June ' 80— Rafael Zubaran former Mexican- minis! to Germany and former represen- nt of the constitutional govern-metative In 'Washington nowa leader of the Mexican senate and Jesus orator In Uerta best known and one of tbe leaders tho In country the house of deputies were expelled from the constitutionalist liberal party- which has a in congress last night majority was action This attributed to the pro -- German sentiments of the men v -- London June 08—Suggeatlons that vathe United States should govern or trustee the as: rious disputed lands: ' C ‘ " -- - civilization are being advanced by ' increasing with publicists European frequency The destinies: of Palestine Syria vand even the Suet' canal hare entnuslasta been thus arranged- by was -- on tbe who Joslah'of WedgwoodAfrica Bast Smuta la General staff last year proposes In an article in The ' - : : ' J J the Uhlon reached the stage of artistry The dentist Pentlstry hasare Dental artists in their profession Now Is the time to take Company of the opportunity to have your dental work dona It requires advantage of master dentists to do artistic- workmanship the skill and knowledge dentists to give you Years of experience have fitted our four high-clabest in dental work at a reasonable cost for such beautiful very the long-live- d work - ss ONE PRICE TO ALL OeM Omru Work Bridge 2jS0 Geld Iklay nillsta eegehee saver FlU ' i i v n ftkSO SAO 1 "Very Bee Set e SseSSS -- art money can buy " CALL FOR rn UNION DENTAL DrCOL ‘x search for foodstuffs which were Impounded by tbe government for general use only resulted In th addition of about 4 per cent to the existing stocks v The newspaper says Hhe Prussian minister of agriculture’ has appealed in the gravest terms to the publie Imprivation be faced ploring that every until victory which he says will ' be won not by the last bullet but'bythe : house-to-hou- se - v- f - v ' " ' - - J h Butte The Issue of June of thA American Socialist organ of the national Socialist iwny nas been tors of the held uu sinee that datcu at the postoffice paper were Informed the to today piresent issue Objection Is said to have been based specifically on an 'advertisement 'of a socialist entitled “The Price We Pay1 pamphlet of and ln general to the whole tone the and the paper - In opposing the war i -- - raft NOT GUILTY PLEA OF OWNERS OF GAMES v ’ - V "V- - - - V-- - a - m : f'l RECOVERS QUICK Mother Says Lad Is Victim of Many Ills But Army Surgeons Accept Sim - ' There wa a boy in a country town of Colorado who had never seen the wide wide world He had never even seen Denver the and Portal of the story proudbook west populous that sits of the gleaming glory perennially in Pike’s Peak But a recruiting officer came along and he had his chance He had been weak since birth and when tho epau-lette- d servant of Uncle Bam arrived In hls home town was suffering simulfrom tuberculosis kidney taneously trouble liver trouble and the goitre He was also very hard of hearing and very short of sight "" ' - snow-crown- ed - Afflicted as dab-In addition hls' Insteps were broken Further mark you (hls own mother testifies to It) he had been marvelhis brain machinery ously precocious since a Plato’s almost like working he put on hls first short pantaloons Young Plato spied an opening- Recruits ' were to be examined so he tagged along with the reat- the govofficer cruiting saw He ernment’s expensetraveling the sights In the capital city—and then came the physical examination Pennsylvania "Ay gull!— as — hethe with flyfarmer say passed boys colors He was enlisted for the ing trenches He was sent to Fort Douglas He Is there now 'Recovery' Is Sadden The state authorities here have been lad’s deeply disappealed to by the tressed mother She says herloy has trouble liver trouble kidney lung trouble the goitre bad eyes defective has always been weak and “hearing and She wants him to be precocious another physical examination Hegiven has had all these afflictions for a long time- she declares An answer was mailed to the sorrow mother yesterday telling- her she ing should congratulate herself on the fact her eon Is now In perfect health that' as the army physicians are among the best and accept for service only boys who are In prime physical condition - -- Not-- ' a twinge of pain or before applylngl or afterwards This may sound like a dream to men and women who have been cutting f!U trig and wearing torturous plasters' Yes! corns lift out and calluses peel off corn-pester- ed ' ae lf by magic A email bottle of freesone costa but a few cents at any drug store Apply 'a few1 drops directly upon your tender corn or callus 'and tnetantly the soreness - disappears ' then - shortly the corn or callus will bo so loos that It lifta off Freesone dries instantly It doesn’t eat out or callusbut Just shrivels it up so it lifts away without oven irritating tho ' skin Women should keep a tiny bottle bandy on tho dresser and never let a corn or callus - FRANKS PROSECUTOR - - ache twice i xig Washington June 20 — Certain members of the Italian mission have left Washington for New York to keep engagements while others remain In Washington to discuss with the Asnvr lean government affairs pertaining o the war it was officially announced tostate department Senor day by the will establish himself In New Marconi be York for two weeks where ' he will afIn Italy’snaval engaged fairs In this country concerning economic and wireless matters ing Another deserter of the United States army was turned over to post officials at Fort Douglas yesterday by G W Sutherland chief of police of Tcca-tell- o The deserter was Dewey D Hull private of company G of the Wyoming ‘infantry- - The customary reward of ' St was Sutherland paid Hull enlisted August 11 191C- at of six CheyenneHe Wyo for a period deserted June 22 1917 at years Cheyenne - Huxatod Oran Halios Sfrong Vigorous Dron on and Ioauf iful i Cioalthy Rosy ©booliod Uomeri ! -- Dr Howard hattan State nei lata of the Man- pital of New York and formerly Assistant Physician Brooklyn State Hospital says: "Iron is necessary to en- blood to change food into able your absolutely tissue Without it no matter living how much or what you eat your food you without domerely passes through You the don’t you any good ing conse- of It and as a get strength out weak pale and ?iuence you becomelike a plant trying to just A iron grow In a soil deficient In me of mine remarked to (after patient been on a six weeks’ course of haring Nuxated Iron) Say Doctor that there stuff la like “If you are not 'strong or well you ma you test: See how long you can work Ing be- or how ifar you cair walk without five-gratwo take tired Keft coming tablets of nuxated iron three times per after meals for two weeks Then day how test your strength again and see own much you have gained From my with N uxated Iron I feel it experience Is such a valuable remedy that It in -- Gmt That then Ins) arts Uf wnfiCm It crtrtmlj pmta tk m gimgrr mfyauth intm should be kept In every hospital and prescribed by every physician in this country" Xuxstrd Iron recommended above bjr Ur James for sale hr 6cbrauu-JoliiuMdro stores and all rood drojOrieta s n absolute gears u tee of success and oatlafertion or jrour money refunded ! u Tkait Great Tonic BECOMES GOVERNOR the-cor- sur-roundi- ? - - ' DESERTER BROUGHT MARCONI TO CONFER IN FROM POCATELLO WITH NAVY LEADERS - - - V V MAMA’S DARLING ' Tell Your Wife -Corns Lift Off Dossil hurt i bit to lift corns or ecllusoc off with Itngovc yv' 2 V cbm-pris- es HELD tJP IN MAILS T at set for'' 'next Friday ' "t :4 'i'71 -- 80 — President Washington Wilson by proclamation has created the Verendrye National Monument reservation near Sanlth N D It is named after the French explorer whose were the first white men to party North Dakota The reservation enter 258 acres and surrounds a eminence' locally known as Crow-Hig- lofty soreness - Dali la Charge 1 £ Eight operators of alleged' the Juve games at Saltair appeared In' gambling nlle court yesterday morning and en tered pleas of pot guilty- o tne charge of conductini gambling camea The included those who have been operators in charge of such games as “ping pong1 rsilk and stockings’ candyon:Wheels er games the- cases was Hearing 10 v -- 313 Main Street London June 80— According to the Xrus Zeltung of Berlin June 26 Dr Georg Mlchaells the Prussian food controller' announced that a military v- Lady Attendanta Four Master Dentists — Three Seven Days in the Week THE OLD HBLIABtB V RESERVATION NAMED IN EXPLORER’S HONOR - SOCIALIST PAPER - - People Told Victory Will Be Won Not by Last Bullet But byLastCrust v f termountain Christian Workers tute is to be held on the campus of Westminster college Salt Lake August 22 to 29 The executive committee has announced the coming of several prominent churchmen and others to lead In the work Among them are: Bishop F of Denver Dr Herbert H Powell San Francisco Church Divinity School of the Pacific: DrL C Barnes New York field - secretary Baptist Home Mission June iijio instruments sterilised the thoroughly Instant used- ' There t is no possible dinger of Infection- Everything is 'Our office Is sanitary best largeeV neatest and equipped cleaniqat dental office In AUtan The materials we use' are the very best that All- SilN PMiOMES ! ofth'insti- In- society lasterust GUABA1TTEED - CONFISCATED gUO ALL WOKE UNOONDITIOKALLT The third annual meeting -- ' DENTISTRYof CHRISTIAN WORKERS ' MEET ON AUGUST 22 Atlanta Ga June 30Hugh M was inaugurated as 'governor of Nat E Har-I- n Georgia today succeeding hls inaugural address Governore recommended that the legisla-statDorsey council of national ture create defense Mr Dorsey attracted nation wide attention al the prosecutor - of M Frank Want Ad Section for nil business e Have you read it today? ills-r-th- — - j Leo i' i |