Show rrl' : " I - i - ' 6 : ?IV' v ' ' i f ' - i ' i:K: v1 - SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY AUGUST 2 1917 4 : FARMERS’ AUTO s 0?vv - I:' CARAVAN PAYS V ' ‘V A H K s - J - fO VISIT TO CITY - - f vs' '' you to inspect the Hoi- -' Her “Eights’ and “Sixes”— give t the ’phowd right now and arrange for that demonstration trip —Murray 6 7 or 8 ‘l ADVANCE STUBBORNLY V ‘r VZ needr-sj- id ' V ' ' 4s' : quagWednes- srd V v -- rlnes shows a falling off of three vessels in the category of 1600 tons and over as‘ compared with the report of the previous week the figures this week being eighteen as against twenty-one The number of ves-ee- ls last 'week ' ' of less than 1600 tons reported sunk la the same as last week —three f - r - 1 ’ - - - - - ’ Ypres-Comln- es - - -- - - - - they-migh- y - - ns - lts - ’ - - -- a- - - U OF U OPENING ' What’s in Your Baby’s You have nursed your baby just as long as you can Now your milk is no longer enough for that body You ' " v must give him something :else take the place of mother's Something in a bottle that will ' " ng - - cans ' V ” r ‘ ' V- i - You know that your baby must have milk in some farm but milk so ti-- your own that baby will feel no difference If you put raw cow’a milk in the bottle you are makineT that little baby struggle with the stiff curd intended for the four stomachs of a calf You are perhaps making frail body fight the germs of summer complaint and typhoid Yet cows milk must be tho basts for baby’s food Give him Jr'' ’ : Corn- - 16 10-in- ch SHOPPING KET—Strong handles fancyQf splint assistant general manager of tha Utah -- Idaho Sugar company and Walter T Pyperthe company’s secretary returned from Idaho Falls where theyyesterday participated in a tour of inspection of extensive beet seed areas which are being grown under the direction of the United States Beet Seed company In attendance also were T R Cutler president’ of "the beet seed company and H H 'Rolapp of Denver who is at the head of the Great Western Sugar company Prior to continuing his Journey to Denver Mr' Rolapp conferred with Merrill Nibley yesterday at his office in the Vermont building Commenting on the beet seed Industry Mr Nibleytosaid that beet seed the beet seed raised probably equal in Europe is belAg produced In the United States Steady improvement la said to be made In the quality of the seed and It Is declared that seed suseed perior to that of the European on the Twin ultimately will be grown '' Falls tract ' The sugar men seemed of the -opinion last night that the eugar beets which are being raised this year will prove to be of a very superior quality and everywhere sugar beet acreage Is reported to be expanding coupled chains and hooks - : ' - k I ?vr City Ks ' discounts -- - - size 95 79 89C JAR CAPS dozen 'MASON JAR w® f'f" shelf 5 : - - - 20c Brown and white lined fireproof sanitary earthen- ware consisting of bean pots and covered casserole regular L00 value Special at fiQgbe ZOe— Thin WATER TUMBLERS drawn all bristle - ’ COOXUNG SET— - per set DUSTING - dos PRESERVING CROCKS—All RUBBERS - lead blown reg- ular table- size clear glass regular 10c Special at wire BRUSH for pwan PULLMAN BABY CARRIAGE reclining back finished In rubber tiros None' delivered ' y A complete line of lOe SNAP FASTENERS In black and white today at op w card BASTING THREAD 200 yards to spool regular 2 FOR for 5c special eoooooeoeesooeooeovs ® XOe SHOE LACES In all colors G PR g J a0g full slze stands I gp v INC COT made heavy canvas pu special REAL HUMAN HAIR' NETS In cap or frlnc-- 15c value Today 7 rOK wF w (Auerbach's — Main Floor) ' FOLD- - SKSIICOLLAPSIRLE of£2 (Auerbach's —Fourth Floor) Auerbach’s Notion Counter STRETCHER CURTAIN I CQr ch shape regular $lvalue Special at or CUPS AND SAUCERS— Floral pink decoration °R match to dinner plates C O ' Special JARS—With mason FRUIT caps and best porcelain linedelse rubber Pint C dozen r Quart size Half gallon 4 ff OE 41 size $129 made of heavy splint with handle 11-In- newest § bucketbraced' well feet high— LARGE CLOTHES BASKET AH DI- " MASON step DEB natural gray and tan 6 5298 J and N1 EKES—19 $298 $269 service for IS M OTTLED 5289 BAKING O R PORCH ROASTING ' OV4 feet wide with EN largest complete set of size 'the2 shelves— on 3 NARROWLY ESCAPE e 00 9 looaoosaooo LEADVHXE STRIKE IS DECLARED OFF : strike Leadville Aug DEATH IN AUTO CRASH of metal miners In the: Leadville district- which began ten days ago was called off at 1230 this morning at a Colo Y -- SHOWS GOOD CROPS The weekly weather and ' crop summary Issued yesterday by J Cecil Alter of the local weather station shows that showers were well distributed over the state and in many cases were heavy The storms did some damage to but the resulting cooler weather hay was of Immense value to other crops: The yield of grain where threshing was In progress varied from fair to poor Pastures and- ranges continued good In Fruits are dospite of dry 'weather ing well and apricots have begun to reach the canneries - - BAND WILL WELCOME COL W R DASHIELL I To welcome Col William R Dashlell ot the Forty-thir- d regiment who la expected to arrive at Fort Douglas today the Forty-thir- d band will give Its toinitial concert since Its organization day at 6p m in front of the quarters of MaJ Lawrence B SImonds - A reception Is also billed Thus far ' this year concerts have been given only by the Twentieth infantry band under the direction of Anton Goetz - (Actually Takes Out the Roots) What beauty specialists regard' as one of the most discoveries In recent years is Important the phelactine method of removing superfluous' hair Its great advantage of course lies in the fact that It actually removes the hair roots this It does Instantly from the Suffererseasily afflicharmlessly no tion named need The longer despair hair-roots come out beforeyour actual very eyes leaving the skin as smooth and hairless as a babe’s re- Because it offers such Hef a stick of phelactine complete Is the most a woman can buy for inexpensive the rembval thing of hairy growths For the same reasons druggists do not hesitate mone-back to sell it under a tee You can use it wurti entireguaranit Is so harmless one could evensafety eat It without any ill effect ' : 2—The -- - - ' FREIGHT HANDLERS Wages 25c and 26c per’ hour p t Work under sheds not affected by weather Steady work all year Apply Q & L Freight Station First South and Fourth weet Streets - - ’ -- -- MEETS AT PROVO 8prcU1 Provo Aug 1—The Utah county board consisting of Clerk I T Epperson' Sheriff Henry East and E G Hughes metto County Physician the draft lists for the dav and prepared numbered the have draft They first and will open the list from 1 to 315 examination' at 730 a m Monday and will continue to examine men until FriIf the quota is not filled day evening time before that ex-emtl- ’ "' Telephone New nook Directory on Presa A new Telephone Directory - is' now for Salt Lake City It being preparedthat all changes be rele Important once at ported closes August 6 Copy F Commercial Telephone Wasatch department' THE MOUNTAIN KTATRS TELE- PHONE A TKIiEGBAPM 1-- - COMPANY I - i i ' be filled with Castle Gate or Clear Creek "' ' on - - If efficiency were practiced in every home steam plant and factory the coal bins in the intermountain west would all Ccals- - -- - Hairs Creates Sensation -- mass meeting- of tbo striking miners The men both union and nonunion escaped Three persons narrowly voted to accept the offer of the oper- -' autoan when death early yesterday ators of a' wage Increase of approximobile driven by -Harry Johnson for- mately 50 cents a day The strikers mer manager of the ' Metropole bar had asked for an Increase of $1 a day struck an automobile driven by TV P Britishers assemble at 'Lagoon Mon Wan of 418 E Fourth South street August 6 Special British attrac day Johnson with his’- wife was driving tlons All day 25c — Advertisement east on' Third South street about 7 a m and the car driven by Wan apEast street proached south on Fourth car driven the At the Intersectionmachine smaller the by Johnson struck swervand rear wheels both off tearing - completely turned to the right ing over - Wan was thrown from his car Johnson but escaped' serious Injury over his suffered a severe laceration shoul- bruised a and badly eye right also escaped injury der Mrs Johnson their home JohnBotl were taken-tson’s car was not damaged Herald-Repabllca- n New Way to Remove - ’ - v - Inch ft for 25 J Second" FVor) ration HOSE ly SWING - WEATHER-SUMMAR- ' The Utah Power and Light company with the public utilities yesterday filed commission a revised tariff In effect August 1 The rates apply at all points of operation and Include electric light gas and heat service' The company also filed a supplement with Its tariff Its rate asking permission to Increase and minimum charge and fixing' ‘ ' The new schedule Increases the' minimum charge for electric current so that with a discount' of 10 per cent the net charge remains unchanged Itis Advantage of the discount save where allowed stated will not be bills are paid within a period of ten days Without the discount the minimum charge is higher than formerly- — ' pean Product' Nibley 1 ' DINNER SET— American porcelain deco white and gold 31-riEC- XS - LIGHT COMPANY FILES NEW TARIFF SCHEDULE : r GARDEN 5-p- SUGAR MEN BACK Merrill 38c China & Glassware Specials with - -- - $569 bS149 “wl - t ' 6-- - : SllOr (Auerbach’s —Main Floor) - - inch blades ft o d IRON ELECTRIC with ft cord and wheels— BAS- ‘ general- (A Complete Milk Food— Not a Milk Modifier) -ff c' ' boil one minute' It is easy for you Nestis’s is modified milk reduced to powder ' form It is the ’fresh and it is safe for your baby milk of healthy cows From it tho Smntt thm coupon Mar far five mm water has been evaporated then is pirn box ot JVariJi'a Food enough far frodinga and tho apocimUata added the scientifically correct turwhro on tbo car and iboding of babiaa book amount of pure malt cane sugar Don’t dmlay Your baby’a health do and wheaten biscuit' It is then panda on tho food you giro him now reduced to a dry powder which contains perfectly blended just the ' NESTLES Fnqp COMPANY right proportion of fats proteids 7S3 Call Building and carbohydrates to suit your gaa Fruriaca' CaL-a build and strong needs baby’s Please send me' FREE ymm healthy body book aad trial package the add To prepare you simply sossoeoeoee right amount of cold water and AildreM I f M4 : BALL " BEARING LAWN MOWER - Merrill Nibley Says Idaho Beet Seed Equal to Euro-- ' i a ‘ : self-protecti- on from Inspection Chow Sweet and English style Chow Sweet and Sour RelSour Gherkins Mason Jar— ish —the largo (Auerbach’s-- - self-protecti- PICKLES Voiles Organdies and Tub Silks $195 " Voiles Org Houseware Bargains KlnKfe' Crepe do Chines and Georgettes - be-utilise- jw Voiles and Organdies 95c BE GYM GUESTS - cans can 1 Thousands of New Midsummer Blouses Arrive for Today day’s selling Exceptional " lier in the season SOLDIERS WILL ‘ PEACHES S225' 19c Auerbach's Blouse Sale— “Unusual 13 - eeeeeeeeeaee 'sees 2 10c Will not streak or spot clothes bottle - 19X7-19- nd Dale) Lemon Cling Libby's (Rose Peacnes In heavy syrup- -no Sl-4- 5 LITTLE BOY BLUR CON DENSED LIQUID BLUING (Mon- HA ' 73c 19c V Cl nd - GRAPE JUICE bottle Pint bottle " - One-pou- Armour’s Red Wing and Monarch Concord Grape Juico— Half gallon 19c one-pou- packages 60C pounds ' ? 1 One of the most remarkable offerings of Dainty New Blouses is featured here for ToSimilar waists were sold for-- great deal more earvalues - ' s pounds 'U ‘a : ' Fancy Sweet' Tender arch) 25c regular pric Dozen FIGS Flge— CORN - Sweet Valley COFFEE Auerbach's (Yellow package coffee) blend deliciously Our own private rich In aroma — Choice California White and 'Black SEPTEMBER 17 ht - - Fancy Santa' Clara Prunes Fancy Sifted Early June Peas : ’ ‘ milk - farm Winchester the Cudahy’ stock yards and packing plant will be- vis-to ited The farmers will then proceed ' Weber Davis counties and ' The trip will end Saturday night at Logan' after an' inspection of Cache county Friday night the members of the party will bo given a banquet swim and program at the Utah Agricultural college- -' Six members of the party are old pioneers and freighters who have driven ox teams to southern Utah j ' The trip Is being conducted under the direction of the county agricultural and officers of farm bureaus agents who are In charge of affairs of Special Provisions Made for Those the party under the supervision of Dr Students Delayed Through Evans are: Beaver county A J Chris' tensen and T H Farrer Millard county J T Welsh and D1 F Peterson SeHaryesdns ‘of Crops' vier county W W Owens and R D i jy : r‘ : Young Carbon county Wallace SulliThe Ilnlverslty of Utah will open for van and A Z Marshall Emery county A Nelson Iron county D C Webregistration' Thursday September 13 H ster for tha session of and class work will begin Monday September 17 made according to an' announcement Wldt-soe yesterday by President John' A of tho Institution The days set aside' for registration will he September 13 to 15 Inclusive In response to the movement to open college later than usual to provide for the proper harvesting of crops President Wldteoe stated that the university was not opposing the movement but they thought it advisable to conduct Chief of Police college along the regular lines - All Mayor and men who have crops to take care Of will Arrange Courtesy f for bo permitted to register iate and some pro vision will be made for them so that UncleSamVBoys they will not miss any of the regular work' As to what provisions would bo made the president was not ready to state as the authorities have not perCombining recreation and ' soldiers stationed - at Fort fected their plans in 'this matter ‘The university plans to continue Douglas are to have the free use of turning out trained men and women as the publio safety gymnasium four It has in the past” said President Wldt- nights a week ‘ Through George Sim eoe yesterday "because the experiences local representative of the war recreaof the European countries have shown tion ' commission the gymnasium was us that the colleges should not bo al- obtained through- the courtesy of lowed to close down but that rather Mayor W Mont' Ferry and Chief of should do everything to Increase the In- Police J Parley White terest In education To meet the deBoxing wrestling and JIu jltsu will mands made upon education by 'the ab- be taught' Fifty soldiers from each normal conditions new courses are be- regiment will- have the use of the gym The on specified nights and it is likely ing planned at the on university as northat attendance will be made compuluniversity will run nearly mal basis as possible during the coming sory The following arrangements for session ‘and every means will khaki lads have been made: ' to make the Institution of ' tho Tuesday night from 8 to 9 p m ' nastate to service Forty-ieconand the soldiers from the d greatest fifty ' tion in tho present crisis Infantry Thursday night fifty from the Twentieth infantry Friday night fifty from the Forty-thir- d infantry Charles Lange Instructor of police gymnastics will teach the soldiers the many Ins and outs of On Wednesday night the gymnasium will be turned over to the entire bunch of soldiers Only about 200 may be accommodated however and It is believed that officers 'will experience some difficulty In handling the crowd of khaki boys' o‘e PEAS - - oeeeeeeeeeeoeoo ' - ' ' C&T18 - spent by the British and French troops in consolidating positions won in Tuesday’s spectacular drive or iii putting down German counterattacks ' made in endeavors to wrest from their antagonists their former posi- Strong Counterattacks v- tions Delivered by ' Germans At two points near Ypres the Germans usinsr great masses of men were With But Little Success counterattacks successful In their ‘ -' advanthe British but this against in France and Headquarters tags was offset In the Zlllebeke and British Aug r — (By the 'Associated l Yser canal sectors where respectively Belgium' —The situation at this hour the British and French troops ad- Press)the Flanders battle front la virlines along vanced their Rain la falling Inunchanged tually Bombardments Continued ' cessantly"'': Meanwhile the guns of the belligerOver 4000 prisoners were taken by ents are continuing to roar all along the British in the Tpres salient alone' the entire front In reciprocal bombard- The section of the defenses on the ments preparatory to the recommence- Warneton-Gapaar- d road which was ment of the infantry battle when the taken by the British In the first rush clouds lift and the rainfall ceases was the scene of heavy fighting dursucThe losses of the Teutons In the ing the night and the Germans extremely ceeded in retaking it The British fighting thus far have been heavy the ground at various points however delivered a strong counterhieing covered with their dead — some attack and again drove the enemy out of the killed mere schoolboys 'and after sanguinary fighting Just to the north of the seemingly unfitted physically for the the Germans also arduous trials the soldier In the pres' acanal addition In launched counterattack ent' war must but were undergo the British alone-ha- ve 40&0 taksn more hurled back' by the defending troops of thorn on German prisoners continue to arrive than 5000 prisoners— In large- numbers and while It has not salient the Tpres On the southern end of tha front yet been possible for tho military to tn the region of the Alsne and on the make a count’ It Is known that they Verdun sector the Germans continue run well Into tho thousands Tho reconquered territory about the to carry out offensive operations In Petaln’s armies salient has yielded its details General Tpres against effect of tho British arheavy bombardment of the awful spite of their Alene firehowThe German bodies lay entire the region tillery along coun- thick In many places and In Instances a in ever the French vigorous top numerous to escape comment fully terattack fast ' of Cerny again have made progress and taken prisoners' On accoutred soldiers were found ' turned the other hand the Germans north- away from the direction of the Britthey were west ot Verdun in an attack were ish attack indicating that Large able to penetrate French first line retiring when struckweredownmere youths of the dead trenches In the region between the numbers ret who looked as though Avocourt wood and Hill 804 come sehoolroom from tho have cently Russians Take Offensive for they were alight of build and - Although the Austro-Germacon- -' unfitted r to bear the strain physically v tlnue to press the Russians In Galicia of war ' comment was and Bukowlna having taken further Most the expressive positions from them along the Horo- - on the bombardment made by a Gerrailway and north of man officer who was found badly the Dniester river the Russians south- wounded in a shell hole where he had east of Tarnopol tn the vicinity of crawled for refuge- Addressing a BritTrembowla have taken the offensive ish officer in excellent English ' and In' an endeavor to prevent the north- with a quiet smile he said: "Good morning you see'5- you - have ern' end of their line In Galicia from defenses the farther toward back played the devil with ' oursome being pushed Russians The have been have Tour good Russian' frontier guns doing v one en- shootllg J' been successful In capturing ' vicvantage point Many German Infantrymen fell out-emy frontier of tims to their own artillery at the On the northwestern Russo-Rumbreak of the entente attack' for the Rumania the combined nlan forces are keeping up their ad- observers had lost their view of the Austrians and targets and in a' confused frenzied atvantage against' thesmash at the en- tempt to stem the onslaught the Gertheir In Germans man gunners unwittingly dropped emy line between the Putna and Casln a to shells among their own 'men - Again It have penetratedmilesvalleys they to and twelve stories are heard of German batteries ten depth of from the knowlin ninety-eigthe and guns being withdrawn without captured ' the latleaving edge of the Infantry neighborhood of 4500 prisoners protecThe weekly British admiralty report ter to face attacks without--thof vessels sunk by mines or eubma tion of the artillery fast-growi- - 'it-- 6-7- V For the most part the day was denka-Cxernow- ' ' PRUNES 24c LIGHTHOUSE CLEANSER rive Sevlei Carbon and Emery counties A definite itinerary Is arranged In each of the counties visited by the county farm agent who guides the visitors to the best conducted farms In his county Yesterday morning the party started from Nephl for an Inspection of Utah county They were served luncheon at Provo under the direction of the farm bureau the county officers and the relief society- - At Draper the party was served ice cream under the auspices of the farm bureau The party "stopped at the Newhouse hotel last night and twill leave early this morning for a tour of Salt Lake county The state prison Winder’s - ' - - 1 Flanders - 1 MURRA- Y- mABO BAU3 ' mire almost halted during day the great allied offensive in - p ’ ' r a veritable - ' ' : - r : a ’ - - :V :: resultant turning of the battle-fiel- d —already hard of negotiation at V-- - - ' v ! is the ’it furthermore-—ioh- y most economical car in its price dims TORRENTIAL rainfall and the many points — into s j t ' v I 1 why the Hollier is the car you want 'and v Village of St Julien and Part of Westhoek Retaken in Heavy Counterattacks Russians ' Start Offensive v ' - h s ' - : V We' will show you by actual ' performance :T ' JSweet large Home grown (Utah) fancy Cherries (light and Ofw dark) pound MACARONI AND SPAGHETTI NOODLES AND VERMICELLI (Almo Brand) 3 regular 10c packages Forty automobiles containing 200 farmers and their wives arrived In Salt Lake last night from the southern end of the state on a tour of inspection of the farms of the entire state According to Dr R J Evans state leader of tho county agents with headquarters in Logan who Is tho pilot for the party "the farmers are taking the trip to get wise” The tour was organized in Iron Beaver and Millard counties and Includes farmers from those' counties and- from - - AUERBACH GROCERY OHBRBIBS - Call us on them any test you may desire TEUTONS RESISTING A Husbandmen ' Will Inspect Crop Conditions and Farms in County : Eight m and Sixes W: Over 4000 Prisoners Taken by British in Ypres Salient Bodies of Germans Strewn Thickly on Battlefield - s r - ' " ‘ ' : - ' 1 : : Ask Your Dealer Mined Mly by Utah Fuel Company - -- ' |