Show n'- 4r'vg - ' -' f - A£ f - i- we is said to have sanguine The retirement of Holl AT0--) (Ert 1506 12 Tab’ talk with the crown pnnee (Eat rt followed a ' - fe 58 MAIN STREET who is credited with having: "convinced the chancellor 1PtnalMd by Th eon that his cause was lost" We believe’a a veiy short time Publishing s lost Tice JlELBooth ThomtA president will prove that it is the crown prince cause that Edwrd E-- Jenkins president treasurer Au secretary! ' Adolph Anderson’ '" -1U M“ "' Cssej General Mmmmscm'-- ' :r y: r V correspondence should bo addressed to The Wichershcans Epigram Salt Lake City Utah who tried to put George W ’ VTHOSE pacifists ' Associated ’wltli V? former attorney general of the Dnited ' A THE AUDIT BUREAU CIRCULATIONS l because of one of ' false fl!’Slr??tonassociation concerning ' circulation ' will be supplied States in a on theposition to send President Venetian building Chicago authority of the rulings the national guard troops of the states into foreign ' TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS service' forgot that they were pitting themselves SUNDAY delivered by carrier In Salt Daks against "one of the ablest lawyers of the land 5 S cents only MrWickersham furnished" Judge Keneaaw M —One month' 75 cants SUNDAY Sunalr mall TtnBD by no Year Landis of Chicago enough legal dynamite to blow the SUNDAY by mall (In advance)— One' year $200 some : of the whole canard into 'smithereens and-takconceit of the hypercritical pacifists at the same tune That a cpnstitutional inhibition did exist Mr 'Wicka V'' ersham does not dispute nor reverse his former opinremoved m the ion He shows that this restrictionl-waWEDNESDAY JUDY 18 10ir ' which the Presinational defense act of 1915 under may draft' the national dent as commander-in-chie- f service and send it where he And the banner in vftrinmph' shall wave’ guard into the national Wilson it to go This is exactly what President ' entire national 0’erthe land of the free and the home of the brave wants the did in his proclamation drafting guard ' into federal service and discharging them7 from 'Jstate service v Give Goethals a Free Hand sums up his- brief on the subject Wickersham Mr JA NOTHEB halt in- the government's 'shipbuilding I with the pointed and pithy decree "Damn the kaiser!" cannot interpose a plea' of res plans because of a quibble over who is who and land the what is what can accomplish nothing better than delay I judicata pacifists and confusioh in this gigantic enterprise ' ' J The President has been represented as being impa: Reeds Misplaced Fiction tient with Congress at times on account of delay in perMissouri and Senator Phelan of fecting war legislation but here is a delay which can be SENATOR REED of have crossed swords oyer Herbert C settled by his ipse dixit since Congress has placed the Hoover r food connnissioner The Senator from Missouri 'whole matter in his hands of accuses Mr Hoov - Whatever the quibble between Chairman Denman and indirectly ‘ ’ General Goethals the people will -principles to 'back the canal bi ' gram is a bigger undertaking in one particular than I proceeds self is concerned building the Panama canal 'Uie appropriation of $750r I a his personal with true BobemianHm and fas weB Phelan Mr 000000 is more than double the actual cost of constructknown fairness n a verbal fight comes to Mr Hoover s ' ' ing the canal with facts When Goethals was put in charge'of the ciuiai proj-- resene and gallantiy drfends the commissioner c -®t least surface on J 'the that appear aad figures ret he met with obstruction which resulted in some sits like pa? the meantime old High changes in the personnel of the canal commission after j vincing In monument at smiling gnei a J-- Rufus that everything moved like clockwork and the dream I tience on a Hoover Mr believe is cannot that We : a became centuries three of reality not must the Ge have j The Senator from Missouri — - The first obstacle encountered by Goethals I Rich-Qui®ha " confnsedt stories and has xmpbably project was the open criticism of the two men who I villain oflatter-dayfictisort withYome P9 evolved the plan for matching the wooden ship against Missouri Re®d it Senator merchantV being ruthless submarine warfare Instead of a formal reply deals part of the recent state Goethals held his peace but the two critics speedily‘ got I not be amiss to show him that own his f cornering foodstuffs have occurred in out of his way I And at this there has hot been any very strong If it becomes necessary for the President to choose The boost g of between Goethals or Denman we believe it would be I of direct effort to tie up the market due tottm said some tobe m m food prices qnai ‘prudent of him to stick to Goethals Given: a free hand fact ot wor about mu tiiat we talk ship building as he had at canal bmlding Goethals Mr markets the will have wooden ships and steel ships built at govern-- 1 most of ns are bulling statement very plainly said t ment shipyards and ships built at private shipyards car-- 1 his most recent public was forced for the sole purpose in such numbers that part of his campaign ‘rvjng food cargoes to the allies of making people understand the necessity for economy ruthless submarine warfare will be overwhelmed j we had not only onrselv to And if the war collapses before the merchant ma--1 I in food matters because allies Huwas a method-o- f set afloat Goethals can go ahead with his plans feed 4but our European for carrying the commerce of peace preparedness andit would be k"? to provide bottoms who has made i the Heed theory that- the commissioner te’ fa' fc r 'r v V' I fAw Talviana iwmm j r r fS1 j It JLako Jun® and 3 Bit : Stage heart-to-hea- - ft Herald-Republic- ' Herald-Republic- an -- ' : an j m-iv’- - - - his-cia- - 4 ’ ' I - ?-- " - e J7 s star-spangl- ed - ‘ - ’ ‘ - - - ’ r : 1 ‘i : est - - in-thi- s ck on - “ : - thin : : - ‘ !- r Where Is Somewhere ’ v citizen in the United States must feel j his own country the United States ' — Atime he or she reads of of patriotism every 4 somewhere in Prance” We We shall next be told pierhaps that German spies the activities of our army -— wherever somewhere II’ that and r know they are there arc using the Central American humming bird (which lliev- are that our flag is still there but we do not know I jg no larger than a blue bottle fly) to carry messages ' I ' ' ' lPi'1 where " somewhere" is : Orders just issued by the war department have re--1 I There probably is not a city in the United States credited duced the tension on voluntary censorship enough to not be proud to have the population woujd ' the ’ f ' mobilization V about news the of j publication permit £or conscription ' I® T rW war service It is reasonably j im t of the national ' guard for con-- 1 times" routes of for and that are as willing to reduce restaurateurs departure New York requested ' centration at arrival not safe but announced' be their camps prices — so "long as they eip portions as to incirease I : on that will obviate for further V secrecy necessity ‘jami j0th at the some time Hi score The precaution obviously is for the safety of H':: changing his title to transportation Why should not the Tsame sensible regu-- 1' King George is thinking abontbut to hold affiliations German of lation apply to our army in France purge it same of anomalous the the The United States occupies on toJbis job just position J1 being the only nation in the world whose people do not We-mathe maiden speech of them how non know where its soldiers are many of depend upon it that voice of Michaelis but J utmost the are-apre-"somewhere'? We are told with the Chancellor Micnaelis will be I ' cisionto conceal’ from 'the people'of’ this ‘country the the policy of the kaiser ' Hi vy prime fact known to our enenijwhere th!ey are-h- ow ‘some unnamed general is supervising the initial work of The German armies on the Russian front haven't had Jiis troops how the French general is helping to train ny rest since thanking the Russians for the long rest ’v them howi this people of a quaint 'little village turned : i There ’s a special providence in out to the' last child to greet '"their' saviorsV how Shakespeare-sai- d the men are getting down to real work and how “thethe fall of a sparrow — Hamley ibid act V scene II all the positions occupieby1 American general bis men but it is all very vague and indefinite' and As purfsoldiers have arrived are training at 4 'somewhere" and are having such beau-tif- ul weather at "somewhere" and the people all around 1 somewhere " ' are enthusiastic in ' their courtesies to V the Sammies it is apparent that they are among friends V that there' is no danger of the trains being blown "'np-thatransported them to" "somewhere'' Not for a flaunted flag O God ’ What th'e jieople of the United States nowwant to Not for offrouted power : know and have a where in to is is know France right ' Not for a scorrile hope of gain "somewhere" Not for the pride of an hour Since our soldiers in France have got 'down to real Not for vengeance not in the heart Now do we swing to war Not for a weak mistrnst lest peace ' Is a shame strong men abnor Not for glory-7- for oh to kill - Should be a sacred wrath! Cause Disagreed Over a Lost Not for these! But'to war on war CHANCELLORS and crown princes 'of Gennany have V And sweep it from earth V path f not been in- the habit of dwelling together in bar-mony ' so far' as the present generation has observed In all the empire Bismarck had no more bitter antagonist than the crown prince 'who is now the kaisrir al-though the kaiser fs father Frederick HI leaned ' almost entirely on his “iron' chancellor'' ' As crown prince Wilhelm nourished the ambition to " te his own master and master of all Germany beside' when he got 'to be kaiser He resented the thought of being dictated to by the great ' counsellor of his father and ' his grandfather Although he could not dispute that as the first Wilhelm's chancellor Bispiarck was' the real architect of the empire the second Wilhelm schooled himself intobelieving that the only partnerempire would be “Me und ship capable of running the so after three after he became kaiser And the prewntkawir defied’ the-°f “ill of 'fiUeople by forcing Biennrck into retirement I The ‘hlust plrlt for the conQueat for spoils have been s a uttie if at alL appetite but By setting himself against Chancellor HoUweg-aI Grown Prince "Only a peace brinsing- us indemnities an increase of political factor in the xmpenal government I power and territorial acquisitions in can guarantee the ex- the of footsteps Frederick is merely following precer kaUer the of ecknowledges ““n“0°n0 dent Although the fidelity ““I”’ SrSJpS command with and:“ to i heavy imperial declaration the Th!a v made only a few weeks axo and Hollweg every to private life Holl-- 1 signed by twenty-fou- r orsTanlzations includingheart" permits his servant to retire of ‘ the agrarians and peas- a“"0wlonB knows the crown prince had most to do With his n101 ifnporiJlt of ants five weslthlest l weg Rnd most influential manufac- ! ' P°®“ ?“ the leading and secondary Industries' 'J turlng federations inunion One circumstance which gives color to the state-th- e nuuuering iuOjOOO members' the ' t ment that Hollweg was favorably disposed to the de-- 1 Independent executive committee for a German peace to modified terms Pro®®®° h‘cRfcf0e11 1 I vLtl!!5lv®5wlty peace supple-for Bavaria belong the so- of I loj’al re1-l VERY a thrill -- - - - : - - ! : : ’ he-want- s ’ : y t I- r -: -- - : : : t - N - - r : - M ' : - Sr ’ " W : ou'-°th-°erm'- - - “lr ‘T - the-seve- n ’ - Pan-German- ist ’ - ? -- : 1 Smted wee the 'repented MntS?” no'n rtMken'toui by internal : politialherefoime was to have made unionof the the in union- the r postponement of the speech middle classes of Saxony the on which J Gennany I union ofartisans: of Bavaria the commercial conditions forth union of setting reichstag war Bavana favored abandon- - urteTbeIviieTMnr f protection of the economic conquest a policy program ' v r which Jhas "grown rapidly Jtlixougboufc the empire of late J lain Neva Ty r ' - -- rtWnrtlet0iial - v - ' ' '' 6 r - f T r - Jj r i' ' s - ' - ti' - - I - VAUDEVILLE ' TO STAY AWAY DEATH ROLL - Warms bill headlined Jit® Dalers" a Persian fan-by and including E the Harlan Night company la "The Chalk Line and O’Neil Queen Dunedin lrl Alexandria xylovarify phone and Bevan and Flint bill' headlined by Libby feature Blondell and breey musical comedy SR? five other - ThreeHippodrome vaude-yiiishows dally New show agts Thursday M Pftrkett-Davf- d H Oiws MTHayasaad - Naslela ' J FROKl BISBEE 1 every now and great ! ' then but it remaUed for H A deaths ' Wanes 81ms manager of the tlsls theatre to 28 Berkeley Cal Tuesday MT1chett in climax the for the Bora is Salt lake cap exhibition- at the- - arranging 'local hospital Tuesday Fifteen Hundred American Orpheum theatre Raymond McCoy Ore for bnriaL here sll next week beginning Sunday Body Darld Henry Green 89 Boreka Tuesday of the first pictures that Men Will Be Welscreen bring Body to Spanish Fork for69bnrlalthe thrills of battle on the really that Mining 430 Hirst arenoe Frederick R Noalein so faithfully depict the actualities of Tueoday Bora December 38 115 leva Cams trench warfare as to almost make one comed in District to Utah la 1888 roar of big guns is lnhls believe the earsMOTION 'PICTURES FUNERALS We refer to the official British war ' FaramutLouise Fredertclc JL Kosleta serrices Joseph W TayEmpress Blsbee Arix July 17— I w w memof"The Battle the Ancre pictures Huff Jack Picktord and Theodore lor chapel- Wednesday 390 p m Burial City bers of which— the first showing an inviand sympathizers were warned to in "What Money Can’t Buy”: tational affair — in Salt Lake will be Roberts neeeeu Waterloo day to stay out of! the Warren district Mrfile Mitchell Cutler Burton Holmes war travels Pathe before Gov Simon Continuous 1280 to 11 ward Wednesday 18 a ' m Burial City ceme- by placards placed in all of the store city pictures and county officials Bambergerv and CoLAlfred P-- m tery windows barber shops and other conHasbrouck and Fort Douglas officers - American— i Kimball Clara These warnings were LICENSES Today at the Orpheum For th first Young in her latest and AUTOMOBILE spicuous places were tonight understood to have not but biggest suctime the huge British "tanks’ are to cess rThe Easiest signed Cnra Plensnre be shown In action charging - been issued by the sheriff's office upon the - Strand— Dustin Way" HudSouth E 221 15315— First It S Scampton Farnum In "The It was announced late tonight oy a "Bodies'’ and belching- forth-'?- their Gentleman From Indiana” broadsides as they traverse their cumRon tk Ford leading mining man that 1500 AmeriW - U” 15314— Tint T Kracka Bert IS war drama 15311— Mr L C render 44 K- - Ftrat South can mining men are wanted and would Mebeny—"Big bersome way across "Captain Marjorie’s Adventure” debo welcomed in this district He said never to be forgotten It is sight 16 tective story "No Martin Street" 25305—KocU was planned to make this district an : it Mra F W Alkire 756 Eaenoa street according to' ‘ithose who have seen: the with American-controlle- d Nestor Dorothy ’Davenport camp and one to t'ord war film Billie Rhodes 15290—Ira Waite Wood Cross Ford from which Americans all parts of the featuring Next Sunday the general public 'will comedy and Neal Burns: Hobart Henley In 15285—1 K Bauch 451 ruisley arcane Over- country could come with assurances haVe the' first view of these tremen"The Tomora with land Heart" ' not Rogue would he that molested by war they movies Just row "The Circus of Life" with litdously interesting Koae D Allen Newhouse Utah Ford the I w W members or other labor now 1285- - Second avenue 15285— R L Trarj Zoe particularly they Are Jr interesting tle llae leaders and could be assured of teady to the soldiers at Fort Dougespecially Dodge work at the highest wages paid any 15288— Jsmes II las who may before long see the Brown 83 Lincoln nvenoe miners big COMING In America Hudsoa "tanks” In acton' Every inch ' of the Men are coming Into the camp on Orphevsi— Sunday July 22 for one 15278— B H Ftaith 1318 R Ninth East AUen hundreds of feet of film shown depicts week official British war pictures are U 8 Smeltlnr Beflnlnir A Minin com- every train to find work some feature of the big “The Tanks at the Battle of the 25283—pany examined at Osborn They first Junction 1012 Newhonso bulldins Ford and unlike many war pictures battle Interesting Armed deputy sheriffs question all 15174 — J M Jones 28 E Second North liodrs there ' Isn’t a dragging moment in them Ancre" Stndehaker 15275— Jene Bartholomew and take their names and strangers business Fayette P can’t be beaten for real They just 15075—A II Kennedy Duchesne Ford in Biabee Soldiers ask their action or for educational valueare it Osborn to station at the Cwramerclul Cars The patriotic people of Salt Lake are railroad tunnel and ' bridges guard 2595— Troy Laundry Ford IB K Broadway to be congratulated in being given this 2627— Bountiful Lumber A Bulldins association Newcomens Examined ClMely ' BouatlTul to see not alone the monopportunity Ford Upon their arrival In Blsbee strangstrous engines or warfare In action' ers suspected of being members of the but the general views ' of one of the REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS L” W W are taken before the Inves- most important battles of the entire Newbold acethm 221 a committee who examine them tigatlng war 208 1 e as to their former record their closely A secMiller LeonoraIlarrington-JohT U 2 recent movements and labor sympaThe American theatre Is now ' showtion 8 Clearvlew Addition thies If they are found acceptable as section one Snedaker chief its attraction B Edward the of ing note to the mine manthey are given awish SC X W on 1 no best pictures of its season— --Clara work or aro peragers jf Marla Holmgren neetloa they Andrew Kimball Young li’"The Easiest Way" N Y Collector mitted to about their business X ®a to go S 29f oa and story are both ? well known Star Reported not The workmen who are given notes M Madsen section 22 2 t Anna to movie fans as to need no praise or are the companies 1 Davis and ut accepted by Sharp A Ktresera Have After but we may say that the description DeResigned to Mines declared "undesirable" work II If Henry Woolf Brisbam Oratetnnlal famous star is at her very best in deetc Era are Golden ordered to leave velopment Os they the girl who chose the prim: W White House Co 8 Trust picting A Visit Loan Six Hoffman Brothers men classed ax "undesirables" rose path of gayety as the easiest t Alworth and wife section 10 8 4 Columwere ordered to leave town today ac-A Subdtvlalon way through life bia Wheeler cording to Sheriff Harry "The Easiest Way" - Is Eugene nofftnaa Brothers Ixan A Trust Co total ' of thirty have been ordered to O James section 12 2 S North Walker’s best play and the filmed reTXT ASHINGTON July 17—Slx-leave since the general deportation 1WV GOlUmblA eeoaawnaooaVnonoom is said to be Just as good 12 production YV teen woman two deported I W W Oo- July arInvestment A Beal Estate McKelUr as the spoken drama ' was suffragists men have Only when It returned and they have been Homealte Ronrke N Feter rested while participating In the Mary Steadraan-Ralppacked the theatres of the country been promptly redeported and R McCreery from coast to coast It will be at the woman’s party Bastlle day demon-stratiwife section 1 block 68 Bull Prn Those lVh Return American today tomorrow and Friinvestment A ' Realty in of front made the following & Sheriff Wheeler the White All w the other 8 features of s 1 the ' House were sentenced day Trust Col section statement seetton Oo-in Steele American concerning the tonight musle and W Garfield Realty police popular 13:educational will bocomedy ftp 2 W ' retained for the court today to serve sixty days in July "If the men who were deported from 1 Robert Alvin Oakden and three days the' District of Columbia work-houthis district July 12 should come back Oakden section 15 2 s 1 e Anrllla for obstructing the own initiative—we would meet of Robert Alvin Oakden and their Is "Amateur Night and Fun Tonight Anrllla Oakden Dieter A Jobnaon’a Mala them and put them In a bull pen we With the Actora” the big The women were given the alterhave arranged for Just such a purpose 8tnft Addltloo The night night at the Liberty theatre Arp-to- r Xfmmiil Rmpanl kolas nd ' be described native "What the solution is of the problem $35 of fines but best paying performances they section IS 4 2 Hlgblaad Snbdlvlalon as double bills might presented by their deportation and denn om no for all the funny stunts nun promptly refused the offer and of MlfM on tention in Columbus I cannot say But of the amateurs and professionals on were taken to the workhouse at Guy D Bell-W Blake neetlon 13 2s I cannot think that the United States X W aon the bill are in addition to the regular Va oeo'eenoonnnnoe and over to turned Occoquan' will Han- force those men upon us after we F et Burrows A Lewis L performances a matron who saw that each got a took the action wo did through pure sen ' section 15 2 a 1 Manager Bert Christy has arranged ‘ shower bath and exchanged her Americanism and bedause we honestly a particularly good aftermath for this ’’ felt those men were Injuring the MARRIAGE LICENSES best week’s bill and: it’s going to be one clothing for a heavy interests United the States of another at Stanford Hinckley and Beulah Wilcox Salt prison dress Tomorrow they will the laugh after tonight ' "We are anxious to -- have those of be assigned to the sewing room of Lake Aveaon wholesome Liberty:-- ' It’s - all- good Emma K CunnlnZhaas Salt the deported men who were caught in and Miles amusement of the impromptu kind the where work will prison Lake the round-u- p by mistake to return We which is the kind full of Joyous several hours dallythey Claud W Boyd and Lydia Elva Green Salt tried to segregate them tat the basemoments always riband unlooked-for ball Although no one at the party’s L W W leaders the but bits from- - comedians ' and park tickling Paxton K Smith FOlmore and Edna J Park Prevented this We will welcome those headquarters would confirm iL Kanosh the more serious minded actors as who have homes and families here and there were lndcatons that the well Carman ' E Hushes Mattooa X1L and Mary are not agitators but we will not let course of the women’s friends Wright KauosH Paul : B Talmage sad Edna M Turner Salt the agitators ’ and ’wobblics' cone The Mehesy theatre Is to have a be determined finally by the Lake might back feature today In "Captain big special Adventure"attitude of Dudley Field Malone "We have 4500 organised men In the William Elliott and Elfie Nelson Heber City Is a Big It Marjorie's collector of customs at New York Raymond CL Thocaaon and Mabel Eaton Forney two citizens leagues here and In DougU war drama full of daring adventure who came here to testify for the Salt Lake las and expect to Increase this to 8000 and heroic struggles Dorothy DavenAlfred B Rom Pleaaant Grove and Doris soon We are pledged to come to ihe women and court asked the later also a in detec' port appears M Hosrmn Shit Lake thrilling assistance of each other and we Intend " Jotmaon to be permitted to tive story entitled "No IS Martin act as their Skit and OYedericksen Eels Helya to make this an American v Rhodes and Neal Burns camp where Street" BillieLove counsel ' The request was granted ' Lake American men CL Langstwff and Jessie H Holmes "Twlxt and Desire life may Leonard a working play: Instead but of ' any legal taking women llbertv and the pursuit of enjoy Nestor comedy Another picture for Salt Laksc happiness on of behalf Mr the steps unmolested Vlaslck Bincham Konear Tana Manias sad 10110 Is alien enemies of by any today Rogue With a Heart" Malone! went to the White House Ernest W Harwood- and Maod Wetael Salt whatever breed" Hobart Henley Little Zoe featuring Lake a Presfor conference with Rae will appear tomorrow in "The long New Mexico Camp Orderly ' ldent Wilson Circus of Life" BIRTHS Columbus N M- July 17 —Army of'What happened at the conference Walter and Terlsa A Sven sen Moser 457 ficers in charge of the 1168 Blsbee exwas not revealed but Mr Malone Debs court boy iles in here camp that came away visibly perturbed and reported 231 tonight W all was Taco and Kina Stakl Utaounomlya in camp and that quiet re- Sonth rumors Second were sirL there he had that Brevities had passed without untoward the In- City day E Williams Wlnnlfred and Newberry Harry would the and cldezit signed collectorshlp The men who haYtt been tip Chose hospital boy Holy take up actively the fight of the John H and Jane 8mith Johnson 752 Pacific signed to fatigue details have done their work willingly the officers rewho have avenue sirl repeatedely suffragists Inheritance Taxes Paid— The office Herndon E and Ellen Neely Ragan 218 N ported and there has been no case of been court recent in police during of D CX Larson state treasurer reThird West boy shirking weeks for: their demonstrations at Thomas and Mary E Shaw Thomas 7 Elsie Women and children relatives of the ceived $281426 yesterday In payment Wilson's door President step exiles apartments boy to arrive from Blsbee two of Inheritance taxes on Union PaThese rumors Mr Malone himself Errest X ana Antoinette Lambonne Fowler to be continue near their deported husbands hospital boy cific railroad stock ' would neither deny nor affirm’ and fathers Fedsratlon Favors Bnrsasu In a letDuring the trial the court reCLEARING HOUSE ter to William Knerr of the state peatedly had promised suspension same day $208255588 clearings Tuesday’s of Judgment If the women would MANY STORK CLOSED last yua r $122049828 commission yesterday the' Salt promise to discontinue the White Lake federation of labor heartily enBUILDING PERMITS ' House picketing dorsed the plan' adopted for the operThe progress of the trial was Holy Cross hospital 1845 E First South- coal 82000 ation of the state free employment house turbulent and the Judge frequently Kenyon AS MERCHANTS PICNIC Hotel company rear 215 8 Mala rs South spec-tatoto agency at 15$ West threaten was Temple 808 compelled street kitchen V street with ejection for applaudiW G Rbodln 878 E Third Sonth street 1000 : Pharmacy Course Assured ' Begln-nin- g stance ng- The women frequently reiterated' however that they were arwith the September term the Uniand barbecue of iP’S rested at the Instance of "some of Utah will include a pharmMerchants association versity will one In and admlnatretion" the the BREWERY NEW FINDS at acy course In its curriculum The inSaltalr place Every today imstruction will he of a practical merchant of kindred lines Judge finally gave voice to his nature Agiven model drug department will and said any further stores will patience be installed be closed during outnS Heretofore young men most of the day That be declarations of that kind would and women of Utah desiring to take all merchants1 their employees U considered contempt of court P E and retail a pharmaceutical course have been customers may attend the outing V to women taken The Occoquan compelled to enroll in eastern colleges the afternoon V Miss Julia Hurlbut of Morris- nd be Firmer Abandon Holiday— Owing to are: on a - operated Ibirty-mlnutown N J Mrs J A H Hopkins basis the shortage of labor and extraordl Luncheon to be Miss Minnie cele-at- li served under the direction Morristown N J nary demands on the farmer the of the as- ‘--'-24 Lake Salt Ly Jufy has Wffl:Manu Abbott Atlantic City Mrs Beatrice -n- o- jj been abandoned In Idaho according to View CiL Mrs Mount Klnkead were advices- which received yesterfacture Soft Drink After v Paul Reyna u Detroit Miss Anne ' day Reno Mrs Martin Florence Nev: Beets Best Bible Meetlnga of ‘the APPLY FOR Bayard Hllles Wilmington Dela August 1 Japanese Bible school have Deen sus-to Baltimore Walker Mrs Robert until September l according vVpended Miss Janet FTothlngham Buffalo an announcement ' which was given yes' N Y Mrs Gilson Gardner Washthe Japanese full that TfeVto- may give terday ' devotion to the beet fields ington D CL Miss 'Doris Stevens Although it isn’t to be found'ln Web' Clnb Plana — Plans for a club Omaha' Neb Miss Mary H IngOutlay ster's dictionary here is a name that to Lake Blanche at the head Mrs John outing Cottonwood ham Philadelphia soon be a household word throughof canyon will be conmay Big Rogers New York Miss Eleanor sidered at the monthly meeting and of- tho out the and breadth Mass Methuen length Mrs' Calnan Chicago July 17 —Official fimm nn social of the Utah Camera club which : — a" word that’s the country f Louise - P Mayo- - Framingham takes place Thursday evening at the applications bound to be popular because it’s the second series of officers'traMsero jmns Winters name Newhouse hotel and Mrs John Mass a of soft ' drink and mighty the central departmentof Brannan New York Land Office Chief Returns— H Stanwho can deny the beverage with- in thatgood made public tonight show-- J chief of division United out ley Hlnrlchs office to the isn’t bo kick the popular i' States land returned yesterday SO one after from Denver where he attended a con- - WEDDING as a name was coined right "Nekto”July HALTED ference relative to the Carey Idaho in Lake just as "Nekto” the Salt here ‘ajprar’Sn-jS- S ’Mr Hlnrlchs and irrigationof project beverage Is to be made here It waa officials the irrigation company disthe nectar of ‘the gods by more suggested cussed matters relative to the grantmeans wnich open but than it August 27 of patents by the government means that "Nekto" that ing It the BRIDE OF DEATH beverage BV commanders Camp Is good from the neck to the toes and Ing the successful will hert Club Meets Thursday—— The Cricket and Athletic club to the that as well 'fIICant® August when to report will hold a meeting at the home of as toapplies tho most diminutive - misa Its 10 Of the applicants certified W O Dunne 527 8 Ninth West street manufacturers- burned midnight oil To 8 p m All members are bells turned- Into- a and now they s?yomLms Thursday at Wedding get the v mean to make its good qualities meas"A funeral- here today will requested to attend dirge V with ure up to the name the romance which began : ’ end less than "Nekto” is to be manufactured and PICKETING a marriage in Salt Lake cut PROHIBITED short distributed by the Nekto company 462 three weeks ago at’ Death LAND 6000 ACHES North Yakima' street All the manufacEast Tenth the honeymoon It Is Held by Wash whither the couple had Salt Lake turing facilitiesareoftothe Cenrt t Be ItIIUdItu2'“ be turned overCity to brewing plant Journeyed Cutler and Miss Mvle and this Insures 'perfect Arthur its making --Olympia celebrated July sanitation and an equipment second to preme court Wash Mitchell of Los Angeles ENTRY their IS RESTORED the of state none in the west of nuptials here in the latter an opinion JS The new beverage Is absolutely non- ton in of June When they reached part a carbonated drink that picketing Is intimldaSS North Yakima on their wedding being intoxicating with to American InitituVinli" made from the finest cereals ‘with a Cutler trip Mrs fever ' Insures an appetite and a Xhe opinion reversed the Jir ?1 She died several 6000 acres of government land that tang typhoid Nearly more was calls taste The ' for was restored to entry yesterday acthat brought body ago court lower in days a case I’ "Nekto” will be placed on the mar- athe to a report received division to this city yesterday Mr- - and Mrs by H cording Hlnrlchs' establishment bakery 1 after whlch It will be ajlfnstthe of ket chief bride’s The August parents Stanley 5 confectioners on sale at all places 'where soft drinks bakers and land H D Mitchell live in Losa Angeles States land officeanaThe United cooksunion the brother are and sold will be and sisters direc?1 Mohave her Two near of located is thV the homestead Mrs George Earl Mrs B W May- picketing of the place be diiM open ta entry under live here under other held Th cock and H M Mitchell opinion laws September 18 and s th MAYOR MITCHEL WILL hlbits the employer from : Mr Cutler is a son of Thomas R laws September 26 of the Utah Tice Cutler president worker that the ' Idaho BE FUSION CANDIDATE th Sugar company : Involved In picketing and PthlVPfnl! ' OWPJERS WILLING TO cannot blacklist th?! New York' July 17 —A municipal Ployees CANNERS ° the use of picket!?- by ployers CONFER WITH MINERS FIFTY-BOYticket headed by Mayor John Purroy Eight Judges signed the “ecision and Democrat was indorsed unani- one dizsented TO BE DEFENSE AIDS Mltchel' Waiter Fitch and O EAUen repreexecutive the of committee mously by the TIntic the mine owners of with senting NO FLATTERER held this morning the fusion committee of 1817 at a meetW A meeting will beEdward yesterday district conferred industrial ashere William Hamlin of J believe Taylor ing office In commission "I tonight the you’re a “tterer" said Knerr of the council Childs chairman of the executive com- the young husband of sistant secretary of the state relative to the alleged Bfvances of organise mittee announced that the mayor had asked the union of defense for the purpose to "Why soT’ members of TIntic mine district do light consented to run on the of fifty boys mother "Your says beforlKfe No 151 They declared their willing-nes- s as had ticket g committee from w origin the factory of the Morgan to ‘meet with'® A Controller William counWeber Prendergast company at Morgan the union at any time to discuss any who also was recommended for didn't"- - Tonkere I conditions regarded by their employees ty Volunteers are urged to ' r report teM- - : as unsatisfactory oromptly - ’ - - ’ ' - com-PUS- - Li - ® J - - - - 1 - "No-man’s-la- nd" t -- - -- - - - - Malone Takes Up - Fight forSuff rage Pickets in Prison ’ : u “ Ideont-Georg- e n - 1 n Wicks-Reube- - 7 a o fl Dahl-Clar- a n ®S Davls-Car- n -- -- v -- Matilda - 545-- 1 h fr on Oa-Ut- ah de-portat- lon A - X wife-Franc- se es : slde-wal- all-laugh- ka wife-Franc- es ter wife-Pet- - er - no T sL-Ma- ry - one-piec- - e1 - - - -- - : - - - -- - - - - ' - - 1 ' Lhl ' - - - - - ‘ al tI-Serv- i5in te Pint £S’ ’ -- 31314 - -- life? - - r - - - : IP sss MI -- All-Briti- sh six-foot- er “ - - - - word-"Nekto- - - - US - - - - -- - -- W was-stricke- - - -- S V ill-la- m - Can-nln- re-elect- ion - V-- - s - ' ' t LM’S WARNED ATTRACTIONS TODAY : Gossip -- V V -:-- of ALT LAKE has seen movies of the world war f " ” ? ‘ " 'ir - N crown piinee Md the TT peace which they but bitteriy opposed by Jj - T"’-' AH WEDNESDAY JULY 18 1917 HEBBEFDTLAgB 0 the eJ - “German Picture Patter Amusements - HHXt ALT ' '- ¥?$?? ‘'r ''f ' " - “ ' - : ‘ a°’ii0n'donUr“nSS |