Show THE ' : i iy y " te V t'-- DAM’S COLLAPSE ' - TVTISS MARY MONTGOMERY o Moroni Utahj ia only one of many daring maids in Utah who would submit their- - grit to thrilling submarine test - ‘ -- right-about-fac- ed - Herald-Repub-llo- : an Herald-Republic- - an - ? Herald-Republic- an -- - J- - ny - - - 1 - v - ut - - SAFE AND SANE -- - - - ’ f ’ f - f- - ' ' Police Start Today to Mobilize Motorists for Enfore-jr- : " r - - ing City’s Laws V ap-pe- com-pany- ' 7-- : - ’ - off-color- ed ' By Sergt Lester IFire ‘ (Chief of traffic-squad- ) : Wanted— Recruits for Salt Lake's safe and sane army A recruiting campaign for a' gigantic citizens’: army' will be launched this ' morning Thousands of citlzenT will be asked to rally to 'a worthy cause before a costly draft is Invoked Every member of the police department Is a recruiting officer’ The army will Include - every motorist’ in Salt Lake’ The draft—the rigid enforce ment of all city trafflo regulations—is inevitable - The ’drive is on The traffic suad of ’the' Salt Lake pollce department will begin a vigorous campaign this morning to enlist the citizen motorist In the of every Volunteer recruits are- sought city In a fervent appeal from the traffic squad to the good citizenship of motorists is the Issued Following appeal on the eve of the open drive by the great traffic squad: “Show your Mr Motorist Be one of the safe and Fall In line patriotism sane army Don’t be an ordinance slacker' “You would go to any limit to safeyour family guard “We are trying to' you 'and protect to your family And we’ll go the limit aid you in any way But It’s ' up to Do your bit toward makyou to help Salt Lake better and safer ing“Here Is the dayto do lt Get’your traffic Read ’em study ’em off regulations were made for by heart They you and for us to enforce “Lower: your headlights Close your slow Watch muffler Drive traffic signals Be careful Be the levela headed motorist— not a Jayhawker r on wheels ' “You helped the Red Cross to alleviate suffering not us to prevent It?' “Why are fatal and “Accidents help You Be Plotters to Be Interned may costly' be In the next one and be sorry for your Have an alibi at Douglas with good negligence brakes no blinding lights and a mild desire for speed enemies will be InDon’t “Enlist nowcourtFive more alien yralt tobe drafted in police terned In the war ' “Don’t wait for George to do - It Fort Douglas some time this week it was learned yesterday The roen are- We’re looking for him' Help us makd smooth running accidentless city believed to be prominent' Teuton plot- & “If we’re with you you’re patrlotio v tho Mexican and for you were arrested on They — b Mid have “If you’re a slacker we’re ' - after border some time ago ' y detained by federal authorities since their capture Each wasIs not known different- plaee and it all arrh® here MARRIED TWOMONTHS whether or not-time they will The date of their at the ume here has not been learned for departure They ’are expected within the next few daSnIl Korgln lieutenant' of the' Phil- J-- Married at Provo May 12 1917 Peter filed suit In the district Gallagher Douglas courtarrived at Fort ippine scouts Bait at Lake war against the with prison for duty yesterday & Gallagher onyesterday the ground that was retired Mary barracks guard Korgln was she to enter into a conunqualified recently the first of the year but was the of tract cereat the time the marriage govby called into active mony was performed ernment He came hero from Califorof Korgln there nia With the addition '7 PEANUT HUNT FOR HOY9' ’ are now eleven offloors on duty with A boys’ peanut hunt will be conductthe barracks guard the-- auspices of Homer Hots-lngtto the ' arrival of more ed under Preparatory of the Y M C A Thursday bethe Inauguand Incidentally prisoners on ginning at 10 a m The will ration of more work construction be hidden in a cache in Citypeanuts Creek cannew office buildings for the prison All of the boys who desire to The yon barracks was started yesterday are exported-tthe general direction of participate bring their work is under lunch cents- which will 10 and go to- of McDonald tbe quartermasCaptain ward expenses office ' 'u-- - Herald-Republic- : an Herald-Republic- - ’ an Herald-Republic- an - : - ce ' : all-loca- - eo-opera- tlon l - - - le : : - ’ ' ea Herald-Republic- an 5 MORE TEUTONS - - - - ’ ’ - s ’ - j- - ' ’ Fort NEW CONROE REPORT - - : - ‘ - 1 Members of tho board of directors of tthe Utah National underwriters coryesterday of having poration boasted 9000 shares of the Continepurchased company represenntal Life Insurance of the oapltal about Isone-thiting ’stockone-thi- It the purchase of reported itho Interest cost the corpora$180000 The contion approximately Interest in the company Is held trolling 8 McComlck and F J Hagen-’bart- h by W who Is the cor-ofpresident thoname is reported the company’s :ltoration to be request It that permitted ?pro members of the board was of directors denied of the insurance company - TAKE BODY AWAY' NOW rd rd - jVALENTINE ESTATE PAYS UTAH -- I - slce : - - -- o - - - IK AIR CRAFT EXAMS P For Less Than ' One - - : front it Is expected : v wMsssasw '' Adolph Dietz 880 Hollywood s s ' V ' r s J '1 A avenue was burned on the hack and tha legs when a vulcanizer in the shop at L0 W Fourth South street where he was employed exploded yesterdaly - Tha exthe plosion wrecked two other men there wereshop Although In the shop at the time Dietz was the His were only oneat Injured the emergencyInjuries treated hospital : ' i " - ‘ : 1'- BOOKSTORE) - : ’ V-- : ' ':r '' i'' Efficient Public ‘ - - Your Reserve— - Kearns Building - t Main 500 - 7 i X PM - 4 - CLOSING ORDER Safety lies alone in providence for the fu- ture and tbe best pro- FORT Fort Douglas has been listed11 among after the “forbidden paths” p m Orders have gone into effect ' prohibitthe entrance of persons after this ing hour without special permission from t the commanding officer Automobiles have thus far been the chief cause of complaint and special sentries have had considerable diffisome of the drivers in culty The “chug-chug-stopping are not allowed to the at the entrance of are pass the avenue main post sign sentries Special stationed here at all hours to see that no autos enter the post everyone’’ Is the order given To this end the sentries even stop out“Stop officers After recognizing prominent them however ' they are permitted to enter the fort at the post According to officers business to atpeopleto should have no at the post after 11 p m im-If tend they show that 'their message Is portant enough they will bs permitted entri - - ft Thirty Targets Will Be in Readiness for Practice Next Monday Clothing and various sorts of equipment were issued to recruits at Fort Douglas yesterday and’ as a result drill work waa temporarily Interrupted The clothing recently arrived at the pest and was prepared for distribution by the quartermaster’s department and the three- regimental supply officers Because of an army 'regulation a certain number of officers must be present at the distribution of clothing thus causing the Interruption of drllL In fact when an or unusual thing1 arisesextraordinary la almost aldrill ways interfered with at the post of the woeful lack officers As one cf the officers put itofyesterday It is not how much should be done— it is how much can be done” ACTION AT ONCE -- Army Station Reports Men Still Needed to Fill Ranks 45-00- 0 Desiring to see active service on the French front as soon as possible Lee 8 Turner of Caldwell Ida has received telegraphlo permission from headquarters In Washington to Join the marines at a port In Virginia where the next marine oversea expedition Is being formed The permission was obtained at the solicitation of Turner who Is an and who has at the local station Turner will probably leave the latter of the week for Virginia to join part the expedition The date for the departure for France has not been set Army Xeede 45000 Mni In the army recruiting station at the time the only' departments open present for enlistment are the infantry signal corps and medical department Ap45000 men are still needproximately ed In the infantry and 1000 In the signal corps The branches filled are home guards coast artillery aviation section and field artillery Enlistment for railroad engineers was closed some time ago but will be reopened with the arrival here the latter part of this week or the early part of next week of Maj CL IL Wadsworth who has been ordered to open recruiting offices here for the service At the Treek ending June 28 there seamen needed were 8980 apprentice for service in the navy according to word received at the local station last The total number of men neednight In branches of the ed in the - non-commissio- all navy service is 39246 New York High la Navy Recruits Newx York enlisted the largest number of men tbe week ending 201 enJune 28 In theduring navy second and Chilistments Dallas wasrecording were way cago third Western cities down the list Capt J D Watson officer In charge of the local army recruiting station will return this evening from a tour of Inspection of recruiting stations in into the army pointment to Twentieth Return Rifles regular After drill hours yesterday afternoon privates of and the Forty-secon- d Firty-thlr- d Infantries were busy reand bayonets turning rifles gunsllngs to the Twentieth regiment belonging borrowed upon the removal of the new Into the barracks at the regiments This equipment has arrived for post the new regiments and will be distributed today A courtmartlal session was held general afternoon Soldiers acyesterday cused of minor offenses were tried In each case the recommendation for was submitted to Colonel penalty for final consideration The regular Wednesday concert will be held today at 245 p m at tbe post band stand Director Anton Goetz of the Twentieth Infantry band ‘has arranged anTheexceptionally interesting band Is program dally rehearaala for music to beholding rendered at the third biweekly hop Friday night Target Practice’ Monday next MonTarget practice will are begin In readiness day Thirty targets Practice will take place In the afternoon InIn company 9 of the Twentieth Thorn-ber- g B Harrison yesterday fantry private was made a sergeant Appointmentsd announced In company A of the follow: -- ( To be sergeants: Infantry W Corporals 8 Simmons John Lenihan Crosby Edwin James Barton James P Hardin George Ms gar Ralph A FreeL To be corporals: First class privates John Krajewskl and James l£ Roband Privates Louis N Miller and Snapp ert L Anderson WILLARD LIKELY TO MUST SEND BLANKS TO CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE ex-mari- ne re-enlls- ted - -- - - Jldaho - BE RELEASED ON BAIL - - - ' Has-brouc- at this Institution pay- ing 4 per cent pound Interest Com- SALT LAKE SECURITY & TRUST COMPANY 52 UP MAIM WAS I Bfi A " ' -- '1 - ' k- Xt - Flrty-secon- - Many applicants for admission to tho reserve training camp second officers’ at the Presidio- - are delaying routine and their own chancesmilitary of acceptance by sending their applications direct to Capt L R Ball Instead of to the citizens’ committee of which G 8 Burton is chairman This fact was made known yesterday BalL He explained that by the Captain is for the comprocedure mittee to makeprovided the preliminary examination and selection cf applicants After that those who are tentatively accepted will be passed upon by CapBalL Those who Intentionally or tain seek to avoid the preunintentionally examination by dealing direct liminary with the army officers are failing In this endeavor since all such blanks are turned over to the committee While no application has yet been made for the admitting to bail of Arbound over to the thur L Willard district court on the charge cf murder in the first degree for the killing of 13 it Cecil Holmes at Bingham June la expected that such an application will bb made within the next day or two While Wilson McCarthey' district atwho Is now In of the torney case has made no publiccharge statement It Is understood that he will not oppose a ball bond but that he will likely ask that It be heavy Friends cf Willard declare that they WOMEN TO will be able to furnish a bond providdoes not ask the district attorney ing too high a sum ECONOMIZE CITY Willard spent a quiet day In tho county Jail yesterday While he had Only six days were required for the but a few visitors he appeared to feel women canvassers for food conservato the final outcome of confident tion pledges to make the complete the triaL round of the city Over 25000 cards In the food promising participation economy campaign were signed by as REGISTRATION DELAY many Salt Lake housewives ’ - 25000 IN -- - - COUNTRY CLUB ASKS UUD TO OFFICIALS CITY TO SWAP LAND I Incorrect Interpretation of rules by officials In some parts of registration the state has caused delay in forwardlists to the office of ing vest registration Fro General Crowder Cards have been returned from some districts arIn alphabetical order contrary ranged to the specific direction that reshould be given a serial number they of alphabetical arrangement gardless In some Instances cards have been returned to registration agents for reaccompanied by a request numbering that the work be done immediately so that the lists may be forwarded to In time for the draft drawWashington Is said to be scheduled to ing which 15 begin July Headed by F 8 Murphy a delegation of Country club members appeared before the city commission yesterday offered to trade the club’s propertyand on 8 Ninth Bast for property owned by the city near the mouth of Parley's canyon The committee explained that the present club grounds are not large for an eighteen-hol- e course enoughmatter The will be considered by tha commission later HIGHER RATES FIGHT - vision is a Savings Account add Better something — BUILD SOMETHING for future emergencies One dollar opens an account se Many Officers X ceded The lack of officers la common throughouttothe United States however officials at the The according sudden preparedness and warpost plans the government resulted in the enlist-of ment of a multiplicity of recruits Very few officers have been commissioned since the enlistment of the new men however with the result that officers are performing much the work which should be done by pf commissioned men ' Local officers state that they have no Indications of receiving more commissioned officers In the near future One or two arrive almost every week but are not coming In great numbers they Is believed that persons in it the reserve officers training after being commissioned willcamp be urged to take examinations for ap- your money balance— your savings account — how about itf s” Service' - - ' - Utah Power & Light Co 7 7 Utah’s eoft drinks were officially M ' Bcyden yesterday by Wcommissioner stateKdfood and dairy of soft Only four of sixty samples drinks sold In the state were found to evidence Irregularities and these were of a any slight nature O - -- POSUD AT THE ’ J ' - - -- ' - 11 summer ' months’ The secret is 7 an Electric Flan Gfit’ yours today and be comfortable all ' summer - FOOD COMMISSIONER r 7 TESTS SOFT DRINKS sut&py sckqov urconv Cent an hoar you can have all the cool breezes you want during the hot - - Removing the body of John W Kirkland from St Mark’s hospital without a burial permit may cause considerable for Holbrook & Smedley undifficulty dertakers of Bountiful His death occurred from automobile accident inlast Monday juries The undertakers secured an order from Sheriff Charles Nalder of Davis county for the body They presented the order to St Mark’s hospital and secured the body- removing it to their rooms located In Davis county They however to Inform the Salt neglected Lake board of health of the removal or seoure a burial permit It Is said to was claimed by The burial' permit the undertakers to be but a formality for it until They deferred application When did apply they yesterday they were refused the permit by Dr R W who said they would have to Ashley- elsewhere The authorities of apply Davis county can give them no permit as the death did not toocur there The only course left to them will be to take the matter up with the state board of health and it is probable they will have to pay a fine for violation of the state law forbidding- the removal of a corpse from one county to another without a permit - SUFFERS BURNS BY 7 EXPLOSION IN SHOP but We Are Here to Serve You- -- s - -- -- on : - camp 'Being at the New York aviation Snow Jr only a short while Lorenzo of this city recently took second place in an examination in’ the management of air craft according to word received here yesterday Many aviators took had the test the person winningathaving the camp Instruction work previous Mr Snow will leave for the French v ’US'" - f: " - spouse Asks divorce j S L BOY SECOND Our Store -Is Being V Remodeled cocktails” are thethe local camthings only araderie of the camel may in Salt Lake after August 1 quafffurther on the for punishment Is with the way Anybody “caught or even showing signslia-of foods” unduly exalted may be ble to a minimum reprisal of a $50 v sentence or fine or a thirty-da- y both ' or to a maximum reprisal cfora : $299 fine or six months In jail both This punishment is set forth In a proposed ordinance Introduced by the Mayor W Mont Ferry before has It yesterday city commission -' gene over for a week for consldthe eration The mayor was explained In line ordinance proposed state-wide law but with the would enable"dry" the city to that it handle all cases Instead of having them come under the state law for prosecution: later that an It wascocktail explained in Utah will mean August water A TJGTJST ' - The administrator of the estate of the H Valentine of Nav York flats Samuelturned over a check for lyeeterday if 140925 to' the state treasury on 550 inheritance tax jnent ofof the Union Pacific railroad stock ter’s shares - - - 7-- $140925 August Cocktails Will Be Popufar As Utah Goes Dry - - ' 7 Distribution be-cau- ' ’ 4 PERMIT TO SEE - hrt While Department Makes - - ARMYGOALOF Drill Work Is Interrupted - -- ' - s- - - - AND EQUIPMENT - inspector A re-estab- lish ‘ on Game - e The woman Mrs J R Martin came to Salt Lake about two weeks ago witha wagon and her hdsband They had alast week the pan of horses Early husband was arrested by officers of the sherlf fs department on a warrant from Delta Colo on the charge of burLake last Friglary Martin left Salt from Colorado and day with antoofficer a dispatch received by according Sheriff Carstensen yesterday Deputy was bound over the the district court to answer to the chargeAt the same time the husband was consisted arrested the family chattels Since then of the team of horses The womonly the horses have disappeared the team an does not know whether wandered off or was stolen She has been too busy trying to care for the five children In the meantime there Is a mother the oflfcers say and five children who Salt are In dire need of help from InforLakers Those desiring further mation of the needs of the family may communicate with the Juvenile court or the sheriff’s office Calf Mistaken for MARINE GETS US Deer Causes Joke - - to-prov- 1 4 “ - ” on the alkaline flats west of tha river with the pitiless sun down on it for the last beating five days stands a covered wagon five It is “home” to a woman and Noted Originator of Yellow- children Is 10 the the oldest of whom 2 stone Camps Speaks at youngest For five days this mother and her children have faced starvation 7 Rotary Club Luncheon as best The mother made the ' when she could until Monday fight night she gave up She told of the condition of her children Word was sent to Sheriff C C Carstensen yesCalls Utah ' Monument Most Deputy the short time later was terday ofandthea mother children and plight Awe-inspirin- g to Georgo Robinson court Resort of told on the officer Robinson did notjuvenile stand “red tape” order of finding out If this Nation v or should be done lie “annexed” an that automobile He bought food He told the driver of the machine he had service: “Drive out to the Little ' Zion canyon ' In Washington gressed into district —there’s a woman county which the federal government and five children I want to get to as has made a national' monument Is rap- fast as you can burn up the gas” to the officers the case Is According idly gaining recognition aa one of the one of the most pathetic that come most perfect scenic resorts of the na- to their attention In many months tion declared W W Wylie originator of the Yellowstone Wylie way In an address at ' the Rotary club luncheon yesterday Mr Wylie Is now operat Ing attractive camps In one of the choicest spots in Little Zion ‘canyon “Unlike the Grand canyon or Yellowstone where the grandeur- is awe Inspiring the scenic wonders of Little Zion valley appeal to the aesthetic sense” said Mr Wylie ’It Is more wonderful than any GOOD and true citizen having of our national at the state’s best interests H parks and Its fame will becomo wideto R' a heart spread short automobile ride Only telephoned from the Salt Lake Route station Is Slddoway ztate fish and game to reach the canyon and the commissioner yesterday that the required comforts 'of the camps and the cool law against killing deer was being and long evenings and mornings are broken the crack of violently wonderful the rifle He said byhe had seen the head and hide of a deer hanging with its Garden of the jY"Colorado Gods Manltou and Pike’s peak on up In front of a Salt Lake butcher’s wnlch thousands have been expended shop - Deer are In advertising and In the building of dear to Mr Slddoways hotels heart so he spirited an Inspector has nothing to magnificent compare with Zion canyon which is down to the shop from capttol hill known officially as Mukuntaweap naIn a car with instructions to raise tional monument It embodies the elea dust all the way and a row after ments which attract to the Grand can he got there The inspector was to ' yon and to Yellowstone blaze the trail for Commissioner Siddoway’s own personal coming Canyon’s Grandeur Restful The inspector rambled rapidly “The grandeur Is restful It does not but raised a dust as directed row and tire as is requently the case with some the didn’t he prescribed get With a visit to the great resorts comes he half started before he found canyon there a desire to remain walked The butcher was In wrong: there a long time will be a that him to this side and then to nlde splendid month and August still September of the suspended head and better month We will keep our acamps like a fierce but happy hahaing open until October 15 fiend He “called” his caller who “I bad a talk with G J Morgan a had called to call him “What do government engineer who has spent you say Mr Inspector?" he demuch time In government parks and manded who Is now at Zion canyon He says “A calf by blank" shouted Mr : Little Zion Is much more wonderful man Jerked back four Siddoways than Ranler or Yosemlte national amazement feet by There was no reason why he parks Twas a dear yet not a deer' should boost Zion canyon exsspt from calf that a badly Twai the standpoint of an expert with first divide and then the had crossed a true down knowledge opinhanding been divided like a Gaul Into ion Fairbanks the Salt Lake artist three parts—meat head and skin now Is at the camp Impressions Oh dear! of the grandeur of taking Zion canyon and under the direction of Douglas White industrial agent of the Salt Lake LITTLE GIRL INJURED Route motion pictures have been taken of the canyon’s most rugged scenery ON BIRTHDAY EVE ' Will Build Bridle Path “We are to Dorothy Penrose 8 years old today a preparations build a bridlemaking to Hick’s point up path which overlooks the canyon and daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Penrose which may be regarded as one of the 1156 Third avenue was seriously Inmost Impressive inspiration points In & car driven by the western country The trail is to jured last night when be built by popular subscription a Norman Nathan 972 8 West Temple number of substantial donations hav- street struck her and passed over her been made ing - - Interested In body the monument by persons across the street Dorothy was playing children “Because of the precipitousness cf from When home with her the canyon walls the sun does not ap- called by her brother Afton Penrose in the canyon until 830 & m and 15 years old she darted across the pear leaves the canyon at 420 p m This street it toward heronhome The automo-In means that the mornings ana evenings bile bore her struck her down are exceptionally long and beautiful of the chest and her beneath the The camps are situated car The bodyknocked temperature of tbe car passed over in a shady grove of poplars and maple her but she escaped the ' wheels and some of the best water In Utah is An examination was made by Dr being piped to the camps from moun- M K Humphreys of Fort Douglas who tain springs of soft water The Rio was hastily summoned He declared Virgin flowing through the canyon is that although no bones were broken the swift and beautiful” waa 'in a serious condition She girl Recounts Opening of Yellowstone was In a comatose state and apparently - Mr from a concussion of the Wyiio called attention that he suffering came to Internal Yelbrain Salt' Lake with views Injuries also are feared of lowstone park thirty-si- x ago years when he endeavored to stir up Interest In the noted national park He said LADDER FALLS UPON he hired the Salt Lake theatre for $200 a night but was unable to make ex: CITY FIRE FIGHTER penses although the same views were well received after the park had been E Andrews a fireman at the cenJ station popularized He added that it was the tral was seriously yesterpeople of Utah to do everyduty ofinthe holdwhich he their power to advertise Zion day whenona ladder thing him The ladder hit him ’He said it will mean millions ing fell canyon on the face fracturing the nasal bone to- the state ultimately lacerWill G Farrell presided at the and the jaw bone ana severely to the luncheon It was announced that the ating his head He was taken annual picnic of the Hotarlans this Emergency hospital and later removed to be given by the wives of mem- to his home year bers will take place at Lagcton Thurs' ' leave day evening Special trains will the lnterurban depot at 530 p m Arrangements for the picnic are being made by Mrs H SL Knight OUT V - ROOKIES GET CLOTHING IN ZION CANYON J T Lake aresays the girls of Salt and darchock full of grit' WHO i Intel I have Skeptics in this regard would deyesterday and Proposes Suit H Investiga clared that Salt Lake least at glrls in many of them are as fearless as any of tion Shows Negligence the land had they been In the office the city editor of The Was to Blame afternoon and seen the scoresyesterday of misses maids- and matrons too who are "Just crasy’' to don deep thus Imprissea diving gear descend ' oned in 15000 gallons ' of : water and Price River Irrigation Com- - while there use a submarine telephone to describe the thrillingorexperience to their friends pany Also Intends to Probe The kin and I In fact there’s been so many appliCause of Disaster ' cants who want to enter the big tank r — v1 has been ? r The that ” ! ' : ' forced to resort to a drawing by lot ' Offlclals-o- f One alternate the Denvir A Rio Grande to pick the lucky glrL will enter the be drawn She railroad at Denver were reported yea also will one should In fortunate cash the tank I terday to have expressed the Intention by any chance be unable to perform of Instituting- a flOOOOOOdamage suit the p m totask which Is set for 430 the morrow Announcement of girls oom-Paagainst the Price River Irrigation will he made in to-' the feat for Issue-: if an investigation discloses that chosen morrow's had the Uammoth dam which went vout every girl applicant bemore than two weeks ago was faulty a Practically to see lifelimereason for her desire In construction the low the water None sought admit to a or longing at his headquarters'1 In light but friends many didsweethearts Appearing husDenver show for tho first time yesterday to since the washout which destroyed bands that they- were “game” Sojne JfMlci between Colton and Helper H had been accused of being afflicted aluRioMadge president of the Denver & with that dread disease commonlywere Grande declared that engineers of luded to as -- cold feet" and they themthe road will make the Investigation as aching for a chance in this respect soon as the reconstruction of the selves hale and hearty I washed-o“All my- girl friends say I wouldn’t bed Is well along railway But demure miss MJust ita said oneand toward completion he added that dare do I’ll show them me chance it was the first duty of the company to give not afraid ! lmMy husband Is" always saying 1 the road Dispatches from Denver say that the haven’t It cornea t program of spine when got a bit of besides procedure which Is being housework to anything In outlined doing for the company engineers of a young wifecan I’d I conducting the investigation plaint will be In was the do him that I to show like -' relation to establishing whether negll- just fine doughbesides making something gence in construction was the' direct nuts and working a vacuum cleaner cause of the Is explained It collapse' for a prize offered been had InIf therereason by officials of the railroad that the beaccomto for the best wanting when be will Instituted vestigation have gone howthe feat It would plish gun In a spirit of protection solely " who ever miss to the quarreled with t her sweetheart because she wouldn't let 'Property Does 9500000 It iswas that property destroyed him ' “duck” her at1 Saltalr laxt Sunreported alone valued at at least $500000 ) day - me - When J A Hooper under let’ him secretary-trealike to show urcr of the Price River Irrigation com- -i that salty water but I’dput of going under pany was Informed last night-othe him that I’m not scared she Bald “He s 7 reported Intention of the 'railroad to the water if It’s fresh since Sunday lodge a damage suit he replied that been angry with me ever I showed the company had heard of suchlnten- - autd I know he’d make up-itlon He said however that an inves- - him it wasn’t Juat beingareafraid” not the only The Salt Lake girls will disclose that the ones tlgatlon their dam did probably in Utah who desire to show other not go out as the result of from courage Many havetowritten negligence for the be chosen- Sorcho cities asking ‘t Utah Company fa Iaveattgatei7 Louis of test Capt daring v George Austin president of tho com- - veteran submarine expert in whose 'rpany said yesterday that In accordance tank the test of daring will be staged i with a program of mem-- i at Pantages theatre says that Salt Lake investigation bers of the board of of the girls directors have proven— themselves- - full ox Price- River Irrigation company and bravery that the tank theyar Is not so easy as It might by J C Wheelon the con- ’s- grit essay ' will engineer — anconsulting I have duct 'and of Mammoth the yes am "I the brave girl investigation - dam break beginning Monday' At least the to don a deep-sea- a and daring grit two or three other engineers will be diver's gear and to descend into a deto participate 15000-gallo- n thereteletank anda while The report submarine of George F McGoiiagle scribe the thrill over state engineer presented to Gov Simon phone to Tho Moi Bamberger that the disaster resulted wrote Miss Mary" Montgomery ofnurse from faulty construction was passed roni Utah "I am a registered by officials of the company without and believe I am physically able to per comment form the feat" She is only one of scores from outs side points who would essay the feat Is sorry that The can’t be thea lucky every applicant girl one to take part In tomorrow demThe onstration wants to show that SaltandLake simplyare to not lacking In grit Sdrls TO FHOUC AT LAGOON give a one an opportunity of having' exper-feneducational and most unique ' i' s W” Mont Ferry Chief of PoMayor city The biggest outing ever held by the lice J Parley White and other the officials together with Utah Knights of Columbus is the mark and county recruitIn charge of set by the Joint committee of Salt Lake officers officers at Fort and Ogden councils for the 1917 state ing offices and the Invited to attend have been 18 Douglas at afternoon and Lagoon July outing and to see a at demonstraton Pantages the will be there a evening program in Lake participate Salt brave girl that of attractions which the committee demonstration scientific hopes will draw a record attendance to entertainment The members of tho committee are: provide worth-whi' take place The demonstration will Salt Lake P J O’ Carroll p H Goggln A 'Driscoll R' Driscoll P J’ Owens immediately following the close ofthe at Pan-tagmatinee performance Rev T J Schultz the latter regulartheatre Is open only to those -comIt chairman of the athletic program being The mittee Ogden Dr J P Dlneen state invited by deputy J J O’Connor errand knight the girl or girls who participate and Ray Morrissey the erly afternoon there will During be an extensive of sports for the young folk program A baseball finale for championship cup now held by Ogden council will be played at 330 p m between teams repSalt Lake and Ogden It Is resenting that this game will be keenly expected ! contested them- will’ parties Bathing ' ' In the selves from 5 fresh waterdisport pools m 7 to p A basket luncheon and danwill follow An evening feature f cing tho old folks Alien Enemies Believed to will be a prise waits for on in Desert FORT OTLE RECOUNTS SCENIC TOILERS D&RGMAYAS Eagerk 'Ifi' $1000080 FOR Let Me Do It! v JULY 11 1917 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH ’WEDNESDAY HEBALD-EEPUBLICA-N The railroads of Utah abandoned their flgbt for a 15 per cent incroaae In freight rates yesterday Represenof the different transportation tatives companies appeared before tne public utilities commission and filed notices In cancellation of their respective apThe' Denver A Rio Grande plications was the first to enter its company withdrawal LOWER COAL RATE HEARING DEFERRED on the application ' of the Hearing Cameron Coal company the Independent Coal & Coke company the Spring the StandCanyon Coal company and for a- reduction In ard Coal company coal rates over the Denver A Rio Grande and the Oregon Short Line railroads waa postponed by the public utilities commission yesterday to Monday August is - LUCY GATES SINGS “ALOHA OE” and “JUAHITA” record-o- ne A double selection os each side Price 8L50 Sent postpaid on receipt of price 4 24 -- page record - catalog FREE DAYNES-BEEB- E 61-3- -5 2IUSI0 00 Main Streps - |