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': - Kf ’- : ' i '- - 1 DRAFT R1A0BNERY READY “ r - t 4 - - v k '- - ? - U f 19 191V: - "'- r s - YH Er STD C3 E YH A T ofz Ancre at the lBatte The Tanks — v"' - - ' V — "- v : - -- SAUE S ygDELD- - TJ3QE3 E V FOR OPERATION TOKIORROW 1"-- it’ it-ness- es : Lottery W ill Be Held in Capitol v With Members o ‘ Senate and House Military Committees as W One‘ Hour Required for Drawing V-- WASHINGTON — 1' tie I : July 18 —Advices today to Brigadier General Crowder general marshal indicated that the national lottery to determine the order of liability of 10000000 men registered for military service could be held next Friday Present plans are to hold the lottery in the capltol with the members of the Senate and House military committees as witnesses The entire proceeding1 is not expected to take much more than ' one hour General Crowder'' conferred today with newspaper correspondents ' over arrangements for the drawing The press Is relied upon to carry to Individ- uals throughout the country thelnformation as to when they will he required to appear before exemption' hoards and for that reason every effort la being made to suit the convenience of the paas to details pers The task of transmitting the long Is a treLondon July 18-- The house of comlists of numbers bybut telegraph the press asso- mons tonight mendous problem declined to Interfere furciations and telegraph companies are both speed ther lo force the resignation of Baron efforts to insure making In- transmission and absolute accuracy over the task of Hardinge1 undersecretary for' foreign There is more concern the individual newspapers of In large affairs By a vote of 176 to 81' the eommunitles the problem printing Dillon rejected a ’motion by John names of house the serial numbers withisthe1 to a view to house with the adjourn one of "stagthe men they represent to the the government accept forcing t proportlonns gering are resignation for his connection with the In New York City where there 189 of the 4550 local boards a listsev-of Mesopotamia campaign Mr Dillon In a speech 'castigated the names and numbers would fillEven pages eral hundred newspaper Baron Arthur Balfour the Hardinge and numbers to give sufficient- names ' staunchly- defended foreign secretary to the to cover those likely to be called Hardinge- contending that alcolors immediately means enormous Baron "he I v4 though might be attacked for what work othhe did as viceroy of India ' It ' was registrants The problem of alien came before the grossly: unfair and grossly unconstitutional er than enemy aliens introSenate today in a resolution chairto attack him as undersecretary duced by Senator Chamberlain for foreign man of the military committee It -- ‘"While I affairs hold my 'present office” for military the drafting providesoffor war Mr Balfour “I will not permit at countries of paid citisens service in such a gross act of Injustice to one of residing with Germany who are now the United States upon the same terms’ my subordinates If the house decides as American citizens I adhere to that decision the Ithat because The resolution seeks to meet- howto nobody will be more ought 'resign views of the state department citthan myself with that expresgrateful from its action ever by excepting which have treaties sion of opinion izens of countries the In moving adjournment Mr Dillon with the United States prohibiting of the powerfully enforced military employment indicted the government and in the terri- said the matter' nationals of each party involved the great no been has of the other There tory of ministerial principle’ adminresponsibility indication whether it will have 'sole- means of influistration approval New York Pennsyl- and parliament’s All states except encing the executive Mr' Chamberlain had reported their had but' Baron Hardinge vania and Michigan resigned for the drawing local lists numbered was the heaviest whose responsibility when the provost marshal general s of- was allowed because he possessed powfice closed tonight erful social - influence to ride 'off in vhonor The relatives of the 'men who died in unspeakable agony on the banks of the Tigris said Mr Dillon would condemn a parliament guilty of such negof its duty What would the counIN SPANISH REVOLT lect say when it learned that the culpatry ble officers had been IS while the civilians went free? He uns'derstood that the next Dardanelles reto be very unpleasant was Government Preparing to port ' “Are wegoing to perpetuate the British habit of saying: 7orget it all r asked Prevent Assembling of AUERBACH’S EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF y BARON HARD1NGE UPHELD BY HOUSE ' Size now Size 2—57Mic now Size 3—C5c now Size 4—72Mc now Size 5— 80c now Size 6—87M:c now l-45- - Rubers infant Shirt - : - - - - ’ 1 seen ’through the unlying eye of the camera The advance moving‘‘tanks’’ mon of the picturethe mammoth war sters battle their that way through barbed-wir- e and out their leap rain trenches whileentanglements spitting of fire are vividly pictured together of this over with every vital scene g battle whelming and At the Orpheum - theatre for one '22 will week commencing Sunday be pictured every phase ofJuly the colossal battle-- of the Ancre from the advance the of the supply trains until allied troops leap from the first-lin- e trenches andcharke the enemy while the howitzers - with their curtain of fire pound down the enemy positions as only-thactuality of war can bo 1 - -- - - No Buttons Fat Rea Neck and sleeves finished’ with lace Bishop style Made of Nainsook Pinning Blankets 29c Material alone costs 20c a yard Made of white daisy cloth bottom finished with crocheted edge Cambrie band Daisy Flannel Skirts 29e Finished with crocheted edge and Cambric waist A PORTRAIT OF YOUR LO VED ONES FOR V epoch-makin- - V-- - court-martial- - T Mr Dillon Parliament ' BISBEEROADS -- l - - 'Us - Wsf - : - - ight'-housework : tenement four-fami- ly ry - 'jl M 'Evr Tears Ear in Auto Wreck Salt Laker Gets Off Luckily - BulAIMkaw UJCKf’GXW - We-hav- - - - lx- - VW LUCKY? A S- - - - -- to-us- "So many LUCKY GUY - - ' - - - ’ - - people have reiterating been here They have been coming all day” "Then she is still here? She hasn't taken a place yet?” were the Breathlessly The personalquestions voiced representative shook her head negatively slowly "Well there is one place she will go Rivals fer the Prize look at" she began her her hand upon the knob to The woman 'Facing brown interrupted: of the inner door stood the personal ' "Would she inconsider a place where of the peeress one an child? Is representative there only was "You can’t see' her now” she in automobile" It was the writer's turna to Interrupt '"Would she consider come place mthe up and country? You could spend Sundays with her ' andSheif can she have every afternoon free can’t speaK English I can speak—-- ” The woman in brown again broke InNo presa agent nor real estate agent could have been more eloquent - per-son- ' - — - HES-DEAP- Coffee Our Auerbach’s (Yellow Package) Iced coffee nrlvate blend delicious for - 3 Com Flakes regular 10c pkgs Pancake Flour package sardines Norwegian pure oUTa a s 1 r- - (Monarch) One can - C ‘ - - M on Smoked irsmDort! - in Sardines ' cans1 he in sounding the praises of what had to offer But the stony face of the personal representative quenched ' 1 all enthusiasm "No madams no madam e she reI tm impossible peated icily "it is would not consider She responsible any place where there is a child These Ads Tell the Tale Read these 'Are you Incredulous? appeared advertisements- which have In the "Help Wanted” columns very the which in recently advertisements coaxes house of the mistress alleged 'Two ads cajoles perhaps' From White Pla!imi9 HOUSKWORKER— Very desirable pofor capable sition with private family refined surwoman respectable white conveniences: reasonable all roundings Write hours no washing: wages $80 White Plains N'Y - - ci 29 ’ general experienced 'with reference by small family no washing wages In White Plains $20 ' For Interview write A Another from Newark N J lays stress upon the ' desirable room and wages nidi bath large and private many no washprivileges family A advertiser wrote: ingHOUSEBrooklyn WORK— Girl general housewae 52 work family two: good borne every Sunday afternoon off references essential carfare paid One from- Manhattan was almost nersuaslve: comHOUSEWORK —Good wages forhouse-work to do general white petentin small girl 3 no Christian family ofmaid nice recom-mend- a comfortable home well washing be must room with bath HOUSEWORKER 1 - - ed i ! 5 a Dort! Et9s e - '-- ' 4’ - "X i V a sta-tio- I 4 - - dls-tri- - - W-an- - - d -f : ’ ! - - s - - DEFENSE COUNCIL FINDS LOIS OF FOOD IN UTAH v jE ME WAS OPERMD ON tOR & PEARC HE HAD SWAU0WBP M AN OYSTER I -- The Prettiest Little Car That ever came to Sait Lake is shown in the picture above - t " - 2920706 - -- ' d AlidnmWtsMll Resinol Soup and Resinol S imMvnu ii Mr - that exactly divertlsement t fnvhenYhe VUS : y v'- N v ' - PEARL WAY EXAMINED FOUND T B&VALUADLE ENOUGH THE PRICE t— ONLY $855 - ' - - Deliveied-HER- road-sters- E an extra tire’ and tube ready for city or country driving-And that - too equipped with ' ' V anywhere you might will to go 2?T2ME oPERgnow' 'ripf2E ANDL'TMS FUNEMU - Fiiie AntombUes HALS CHANDLERS AND DORTS 33 Exchange Place (Opposite Commercial Club) - TelsphoiM Wml527 furnished some Itforhas our chickens— Yonkers Statesmanneighbor’s s ' three-passeng- er a Ofatnvf- i Dort We have' just received a consignment of these classy the latest: modeL— and can mate IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES 'MOT AN ENTIRE FAILURE Mrs Flatbuah — And has your husband’s garden been-complete failure? Mra Bensonhurst —No I wouldn’t say - - i -- f ’ - : i-r- 982006 90400 417621 403850 206491 39281 900727 1080584 77702 184824 4104432 9250 21039 870176 1418262 241685 81940 279985 629139 3195787 402134 899713 -- 1 is a doctor's prescription which for has been used by other phy si- yean for eczema and other itching dans burning unsightly skin affections' Z They prescribe Resinol knowing that its remarkable soothinghealing action is due to ingredients so gentle and harmless as to be suited even to a baby’s delicate skin j- tr 'xV Oats (whole) Barley (whole) Rye (whole) Corn (whole) Beans (dried) Peas (canned) Peas (dried) Rice Cereals (manufactured) Oatmeal (hulk) Com meal Flour Hominy (bulk) Sago Tapioca Tomatoes Other vegetables (canned) Potatoes Onions Other vegetables Fresh meals Cured meats Canned meats skin-troubl- es 'c ? C “ You need never hesitate to use Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap - f VKf - ' in the treatment of severe or simple There is nothing in them to injure the tenderest surface ‘X A) Walter M Boyden state dairy - and food commissioner yesterday filed with Governor Bamberger a report on the supply of foodstuffs on hand in the state The was ordered by the state councilsurvey of defense The figures follow: ' 'i Pounds Wheat (whole) 22615000 A reliable safe skin' treatment If I r SlzOO 1 ' v V 1 2 - - s Pfck-Vineg- ar SOC - - - - tf 3Se coxitRlncFe ground or In eGODODD668 One lb - -- -- riAfaa VyUllCO - - Cl 1A Cider and pure distilled grain vinegar (Red Jacket) Ga11oH61am a -- Sweet Oherl 11 - - : Each fi IBe Clan - (Farm - - 88g- X Those who have seen our work it have been delighted with are Once convinced that there — no strings tied to the offer such as the purchase of addiorders tional merchandise the came Not obliged to- buy a frame r For those who prefer-sepior pastel portraits a small additional charge Is made Bring any good photograph It will be returned to you in good condition after only a' brief What- more beautiful delay remembrance of Father Mother 8ister or Sweetheart than one of these handsome portraits? Order today (Auerbach's — Main Floor) rn - Is July 18—Theto governmenta the prevent preparation making of the of members of holding at meeting Barcelona - planned for parliament of tomorrow in defiance of the wishes are the ministry A number oftodeputies Barcelona on the way from Madrid but it is estimated that not moreKthan of parliament and eighty members :The other public men will' be present here is that the movement Guard Kept Up to impression will not be successful 'ST ' The minister of the Interior has ‘anAny nounced the arrest of Aguierre Metaca two-stoto Alejandro LierrouX the : secretary Mines" an Alvarez Basilio radical leader and Reaching agrarian propagandist y1 " — ’ 18 DisorSan Sebastian Spain July Blsbiec Ariz July 18—Miners are ders here caused by strikers havq been coming into YYarren at the the police 'suppressed by - — rate of fifty the a day to finddistrict work the mines and mills of this copper in camp Precaution is taken by Sheriff Harry Wheeler being and his 150 active deputies to prevent' any active members from getting back rinto the ' district finding employment undergroundandwhere could start labor agitations Everythey road and trail leading into ' this district la pick-ete- d and tonight the deputy sheriffs stations - were - told by Si th outpoat’ Mr heeler Sheriff every vigilance to prevent the return possible of men classed Herald-B- e as "undesirables” and - person- bpeeiall publican — to 18 conduct all suspicious persons toJ Although their ally Ogden July where the dispensary automobile turned a dyible somer-- - the board in is session all dayinvestigation sault tonight on the Twenty-seven- th thousand placards' warning v ?Vv e' street hill the steepest thorougTV members away from this disJ of Sava Elies in Ogden trlet jrere printed today and are hfare Ogden sent to every postoffice railroadbeingn and C F Undstrom 503 Tenth East miand mining camp in the stateand street Salt Lake received only to Columbus N M where the- I W W : t ? V ' nor injurlea detention is located camp when to was drive Sava learning Six men were ct told to leave the ' the machine got beyond his conmen three today who including trol His right ear was torn so admitted they- were members of the I W refused to work badly that several stitches were required ' Undstrom Remain la Milltar a escaped ‘with— The men ' Columbus N M July 18Crapw' scratched nose and bruises deported- from Blsbee last Thursday The police thought 'the car was a and now held here are settling more or complete wreck but when the 'in-- less Into a routine under the direction men 'turned the crank the enof an army officer assigned jured started to have and they drove it to a charge of them glne The military authorities no longer repair shop are allowing the men to the town but facilities have beenvisit for them to make purchases arranged in the local stores Madrid- - -- - s - for aaly 10e - Me C 1 TC Chow Cliow Sweet Relish Pinkies kM and Mixed Pickles House) 1 large Jars A Urge number have already take advaatage of this toalshlng effer to supply a beautiful mrtcz Bust Portrait - - deriiccs ready 2 cans Nc' cans 6 XS rape — Pineapple to serve Dozen ’ ed 4 4 4 - - Pint bottle which she was abiding and a canopy to convey the overhead were needed 5 o’clock tea a weda that impression was in progress in ding or a reception home modest Automobiles lined that curb Some were- private cars the some were taxicabs Each dashed up in haste but slowed down abruptly as its occupants grasped the disappointing fact that they were not the earliest arrivals Fashionably gowned women women and women gowned hastily with- worried care-wolooks brushed elbows with each other on the steps of some ascending some that dwelling The faces of the former descending ' to the depresbrightened according sion registered in the countenances of those whom they met on the downward path There each yet be a chance reasoned climber might Perhaps the fair maiden from the Northland had not from a suited Hurryingrefused yet been car to the writer trolley abandon hope at eight of the procesThere was yet a sion of automobiles chance maybe: there was fighting of speaking the lanthe advantage guage -- of the alleged handmaid on whom the ‘aurora that might win the favor of the peeres - The door of the at the tiny - entryThe re top of the stairs was ajar A door open the pushed porter woman in- a brown tailored suit turned combatively at the Intrusion "I got here f lrst” she exclaimed - ‘ “Good Boy“ nd “Good Glrl“ Turkish Bibs 19c Baby Creepers 98c Made of white striped Madras tailor-mad- e come in Kewpie or buttoned across the bot- style tom Infants Pique Coats $159 Coats White Pique Infants Short Made with reduced for today collar embrold- large or small and scalloped— --f 248 ery trimmed $225 and $198 values Concord Bass Island Juice delightful juice brapedrink Quart bottle summer - The European war has done this for America It has cast down the mighty In a and exalted the once' humble word mistress and maid have ex' places' The ' effervescent changed state of mind of many of this modern can be defined by - the aristocracy who of a New York kitchen maid words decided after consideration to accept cook: a lucrative offer-aTt and you “I am a lady now blank ' can bet on that” v is an age it Undeniably on The modern ‘'servant— pardon for which no substithe use of a word tute has beenr found— io longer sallies She forth in search of a "place” a does not even 'exert- herself to find She merely has her name ‘‘position enrolled upon the pages of the Peerage sits in stately supercilious silence while subject after subject cringes 4 and quails before her Nonsense do you say? Then you must be singularly uninformed as to present 'conditions in the domestic realm "2P In Brooklyn a Scandinavian pretty wholesome I blue-eye- d girl young who had braved mines and submarines arrived American Peerage to enter the and on the' steamer Helllg Olaf : fact in announced that straightway of a- local newsthe wantShecolumn She was inexperienced paper could not speak Englishdo But for 20 a month she would She would in a family of adulta al be at home Monday ( to receive applicants Snltom Came In Aato Prevent of Came Monday and- - "onlyofa' strip the neat From red carpet down the steps S9c - ME A LADY MAID’S REPLY : ' DEPT INFANTS’ — Infants' Lons Drosses - - ' (Auerbach’s—Third Floor) TODAY -- ’ -- Auerbach’s - ' ---7- 5c SPECIAL SAVINGS IN - : 0c ’ - — NO 267— ALL WOOL 52c 40c' Size 1—65c' now 60c 46c Size 2 'now 64c 52c Size 3— 80c now 68c 58c Size 4r 85c now 72c a 64c Size 5 —90c now 80c 70c Size 6— $100now VNo 252—HALF WOOL NO 148—PART WOOL Size 1—35c now' 1 28c 32c Size 2—40c now 36c Size 3— 45c now 40c Size 4r—50c now 44c Size 5--5 5c now 48c Size 6—60c now' - h uC v t — |