Show r "m - 7 j - ' 26 L "v ' £ “ w THE r HELP WANTED HELP WANTED - r0R SALEMIS0E3LLAyE0US i FIRST-CLAS- S bookkeeper and cash-lresponsible position good wages middle-age- d lady preferred Phone 8 State 88 r Main LEARN twelve lesragtime WANTED —— Good soda dispenser sons Notepiano or ear Waterman 44 & who: can' also takeCall-rooout charge of storeKentown work of 38 C MAN bookkeeper Must give referencyon hotel 10 to 12 today C H Kelly 216 8 State es-Apply EARN 825 weekly spare time writfor newspapers ing Exp WANTED—AGENTS unnec details free- -magazines Press Syndicate Mo 208 Louis St riio TAILORING AGENTS— Woolens have gone up 100 per cent We bought a '820 WEEKLY made writing names year’s supply before the advance order mall for houses No mateassortment fine Showing for stamp Thecanvassing Guide Co particulars which you can take orders rials on largo Tenn R119 Men’s made to measure suits and over- Memphis coats lower than your competitors We WANTED — Good reliable woman for want live agents Others make 8100 per to care for sick week on our line Why not you? Write light housework and wanting a good home Was for sample outfit' Leeds Woolen Mills ladyone R124 3087-Chicago III SWIMMING and tennis special rates SALESMEN —Learn about the New from June to high school Calculator Adding- Machine Retails for 8250 - girls Deseret September Gym Wa8750 Adds subtracts multiplies Does satch 1424 work of 9200 machine : Guaranteed Sells on sight Enormous demand WANTED — Two experienced Cham in your coat pocket Full time bermaids Apply Monday Carry at or side line: Splendid profits linen room Newhouse hotel- morning 320 Calculator territory Dept GIRLS or women to do Corporation Grand Rapids Mich and R116 Pressing on women’s goods ironing ReApply gal Cleaning 4b Dyeing Co AGENTS — A7 winner “Trench Can’t 4 GIRLS to wrap Break Mirror” Sells everybody InApply store 480 packages W Second South Rijasfor drug dispensable to soldier sailor marine Ask Mike Paulos scout and camper traveling ladles Retails 35c 200 boy cent prof- - WANTED— per ' housemaid it Fr$e samples to hustlers' Cosmo- good wages - Experienced 519 Mrs E J Sales Co 329 Gasgriff court politan Chicago vPlymouth R117 E South Temple' girl for general GOOD AGENTS— Galll ver made 8 660 in two housework- reliable close In - 53 wagesgood hours selling our transfer initials and E First North'-emblems Applied to automopatriotic biles vin ten minutes 185 on EXPERIENCED operators for press 9150 order Write quick forprofit samples Phone ' Main Co 736 Advertisers’ machine s and mangles - - - r men KHAKI all hinds for ofSultorium 219-2and womenclothing Nobby 8 Stats CHERRIES for sale reasonable at Conrad’s east of Holliday Murray 32-21 - Jl ' 7 farm Hyland 554-- R ir FOE SALE—MOTORCYCLES OUR complete stock of motorcycles reduced prices Your chance at to greatly price buy a machine at your own Co 242 E Henderson Motorcycle Sales Second South : - ers 13 the for with calf Will sell cheap or trade beef stuff Just the thing for a farm 158 E 8th South Was 7221 v 2-- yr 180 STOCK -- cattle e white-fac- Dur-ha- m: Sam Engllman 866 W 8th South 7186-- Wasatch W FRESH milch cow for sale at 847 Park street A Sheffer ‘ - FOB SALE— PIANOS high-graAN almost new mahogany one-ha- lf origthan at less piano622 inal cost Telephone bldg Judge Wasatch 2276 1 de - - M - - - - - Auto-Accessorie- s tonQ y R108 15 No 100 v - “Ink-spoon- - - - ! 81-2- 5 - 1 - - - each-durin- g : - ‘ : 1 ' - - - Herald-Republica- - - ' ’ - - t a ' - - -- - - - - - 24-ho- an Your ideas INVENT SOMETHING may bring wealth Free ' book tellsa and how 'to obtain what to invent our credit system Talpatent& through Parker 4192 Talbert Bldg bert Washington DC WANTED— 3 Wagon salesmen to take local route or develop for country branch salary and commission must be 32 years of age: positions pay well Jewel Tea Co Inc 146 W‘ 2d South FIREMEN and brakemen beginners to 8150 monthly experience paid$100 unnecessary eight-hoday permanent positions Address Railway care - IZ ur Herald-Republic- an ' In WANTED— Laborers to work storehouse and 9250 material per yard M day See D & R G storehouse fore-- “ man Third South and Sixth West SALESMEN 2 over 45 permanent some position 5 hours’ work R G Lewis sales selling experience manager 146 W 2d South — WANTED — An elderly man to do work and dust furniture janitor Standard Furniture Co 7 and 9 Main ' - a-da- - ur y - ’ : street work for hoys 16 or 7 older sickness Insurance' “ benefit for those remainingand in pension service T Also opportunities for clerical advance-meW U TeL Co 147 S Main st HUSTLERS— We pay 25c each' for secnames Send for contract in yourChition instant Vulcanlzer Deptt 28 R110 cago MEN WANTED TO WEAR OUR TRUSSES FJT GUARANTEED 'REX WEST TEMPLE -- AND DRUG CO BROADWAY' WANTED— Train crew for shift Salt3 Lake & Alta R R Co nightm Mackintosh bldg Phone ras 3503 INTERESTING nt J - v - ‘ Ap-roo- SALESMAN— Experience unneces - sary new specialty proposition moderate priced goods for general trade exclusive features splendid commiscontract for Utah Vacancy Aug sion' 15 835 weekly for expenses Conti Co 23431 Continental nental Jewelry CX Cleveland R112 bldg SALESMAN for - general mercantile a new propositrade in Utah to sell tion ‘of merit Vacancy-noAttractive commission contract 835 weekly for expenses Miles F Bixler Co wholesale 27631 Carlin bldg O Cleveland jewelers R125 -- - - SALESMEN — Excellent al n - ‘ - : - KHAKI of all kinds for men 1 and womenclothing Nobby Sultorium 8 State EXPERIENCED stenographer steady and employment State experience to wages expectedL-Address 9 ed ss ss - WANTED — Laborers of-tow- - 83 In per day OfFree Employment snd out fice 57 W 1st South Hyland 5168 ' n EMPLOYMENT STROCK’S Oldest and Best W Second South 51 experienced for knit store One saleslady withS city experience goods preferred Apply Main 45 - : ed - need socks at home knitting Machines furnished on time SOLDIERS-SAILOR- S Good money made - hosiery We pay fixed rates for making the Inc 337 Madison goods Wheeler R121 Chicago WAITRESSES— Two girls to wait on tables 98 a week and board and room & Apply Royal cafe phone WANTED— Freight handlers at Ashton I freight - depot 1st South and 4th Ida Will refund K-- R fare if stay West 8250 daythree months EMPLOYMENT INTERMOUNTAIN HOUSEKEEPER wanted in a small AGENCY always has reliable help 8 family no care of children good wages W Second South and permanent position to clean capable woman: Write Box 152 Soda ALL kinds of help in flat work Springs Ida Apply Model Laundry 244 GIRLS to do pressing and ironing v: W Second North Regal Cleaning Co 156 E 2d South BOYS 16 to 18 years for soda foun-tai- n GIRLS for soda fountain Apply Dry Apply Manager: - Dry Goods Dept Goods Z C M L Dept Z CL M L i‘: 7 D 219-22- a - 9- -J ' - ent - 'll - ad-van- ce Herald-Republic- an Probate and Guarcianalup Notices Consult county clerk or the respective signers for further Information - e IN ' THE DISTRICT COURT PRO-badivision in and for Salt Lake county State of Utah ' In the matter of the estate of Theodore Baer deceased —Notice The petition of Eliza Baer the' administratrix of the estate of Theodore Baer deceased praying for an order of sale of real property of said decedent and that all persons Interested before the said court to appear cause why- an order should ' notshow be to sell so much as shall be granted necessary of the following described real estate of situated In Salt Lake county State of Utah ' to wit: All of lots 50 51 and 52 In block 1 subdivision of block 75 plat University “C” Salt Lake City survey "Also lot 17 and the east half of lot BOARD WILL HOLD FIRST 18 block 1 University subdivision ' of block 75 plat “C” Salt Lake City survey has been set for hearing on Monthe 13th day of August A D 1917 day 945 o’clock a m at the county HEARING ON DEATH CLAIM at courthouse In the courtroom of said court in Salt Lake City Salt Lake county Utah Witness the clerk of said court with affixed this 30tn day the seal thereof The state Industrial commission will of July A D 1917 hold its first hearing on an adjustment? THOS HOMER Clerk (Seal) from the death of an emclaim J E Clark Deputy Clerk By Morris & Calllster for ployee arising a few days An election within Attorneys Petitioner1 to come under the provisions of the compensation act in a preference car-to NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ' suit against company OFFICE OF THE CITY RECORDER bringingInsurance was' filed with the rying Fountain Green City Utah July 16 commission 1917 yesterday by Mr and Mrs Sealed proposals will be received at Charles W Buster parents of Gaylor the office of the City Recorder of Foun- Buster elevator operator at the Fifth Utah until 8 o’clock East hotel who was killed July 6 by tain Green City p m August 7 1917 for the construc- being caught between the floor of the tion of cement sidewalks in district No 1 according to plans and specifi- elevator and 'the second floor of the cations on file in the City Recorder’s hotel building office Instructions to bidders togethThe lad received 85 a week and board er with plans profiles specifications for his work The maximum that can and forms' of contract and bond may awarded to the parents is 55 per he obtained upon application to the he cent of this amount for a period of six or at Recorder the office of J W City reFox Mantl Utah The right is years The 'commission will hold its first served to reject any or all bida of the City Council as a board of conciliation and meeting Fountain Green Utah July 16 1917 arbitration tomorrow at 10 a m The ROYAL IVORY City Recorder first case to be arbitrated will be that of the machinists of local contract SHERIFF’S SALE demanded an increase IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND shops whoofhave '50 cents a day in wages for Salt Lake county State of Utah At a mass- - meeting Thursday night i Daniel Parsowlth and Lillie Parso-wi- th his wife plaintiffs against Maud the machinists decided to submit’ the M Gray and A V Alder defendants To matter to arbitration as had been sugbe sold at sheriff’s sale at- the west gested by their employers front door of the county courthouse in Lake State the city and county of Salt of Utah on the 14th day of August A D 1917 at 12 o’clock noon of said title claim and inday allof the terest saidright defendants of in and to the following 'described real property to' wit: Beginning at the northeast corner of ‘MISSED HOLE' EXPLODES lot 3 block 59 plat D Salt Lake-Cit-3 survey and running thepce west rods thence south 1010 rods thence east 3 rods rods to place of beginthence riorth of Salt Herald-R- e Situate In the ' county publican Special ning Lake State of Utah 4— Three miners in the Tooele Aug Purchase price payable In lawful Honerlne mine at Buhl about five the United States money ofat1 were hurt in an of here Cit Utah this miles south Salt Lake Dated 21st day of July A D 1917- when they last nightlate explosion tJOHN s CORLESS drilled-Inta “missed” hole: Sheriff of Salt Lake county State of The injured men who were working Utah level unon ' the shift on the M Sheriff Mathews F Deputy By C M Nielsen Atty for Plaintiffs der the direction of John N Nielson Date of first- publication July 22 shift boss are Joe Terlas Ell Lynch A D 1917 and Frank Mart Terlas was the most severely injured All received severe cuts on the head from flying rock BRIDE KIDNAPED BUT The three men were rushed to the Tooele general hospital where they was taken to were treated Terlas ' taken to Salt Lake Lynch today ONLY FOR MOVIES his home In Stocktdn andwas Mart is still te one-four- - - - - said-decease- th ' ’ : 1 4 - - - ’ ' : - - - By-orde- r - ! ‘ - -- - o 400-fo- ot - - ITS at the hospital here- - - - - - July Business Shows Unprecedented Activity Despite Fact That Corresponding Month Last Year Thought to Be Recovering Was Far Above Normal Ogden Alan Suddenly Expires was the Increase ALMOST 82000000house receipts of clearing Special Lake month Salt in the just ended Ogden Aug 4 —Injured one week ago with the corresponding in a collision of his motorcycle and an compared auto Benjamin Newton aged 28 years month July last year The totals were old son of Mr and MrsJ T Newton 85640990381 this year compared with 889 Twenty-sevent- h street died at noon 83443938027 In July 1916 While today In the Dee hospital His death considered was 1916 large and was due to blood clot poisoning normal of ahead far comparatively The 'accident In which Newton re- times in of the many disquieting spite ceived fatal injuries occurred Friday business riffles of 1917 caused by war evening July 27 at Jefferson avenue of the yet the business and Twenty-sixt- h street He was rid- eventualities mount up to state continues of Utah ing east on a 'motorcycle when he was Into unprecedented figures ' struck by an automobile operated by Out of the harvest fields come enWilliam C Wrlgtit reports also While the six A broken left leg seemed to be his couraging weeks of drought in June and July most serious Injury and he was thought up many of the fall wheat to be on the road to recovery when a pinched fields yet from other sections of the that state sinking' spell yesterday disclosed were come exceedingly encouraging rethe- effects of internal Injuries “Big Crops” ports Under the head becoming serious- Citizen contains American Fork the The young man was a graduate of the the following: technischool and received Ogden high “The largest wheat crop ever procal training In advanced schools With duced In the north end of Utah counhis father lie was engaged In the con- ty is now about harvested and in ortracting business as J T Newton & der properly to care for the crop the Son He was a member of the local farmers have purchased a large amount Masonic lodge Besides the parents he of It Is said here machinery Improved leaves a sister Lilian of Ogden crop yield by farm experts that the per acre will range all the way from sixteen to sixty bushels” BRIGHTON IS MECCA A trip over the vast sugrar beet fields the crops flourand FOR PLEASURE SEEKERS hay districts finds never before The ishing as possibly indicate a heavy inpotato crop reports kpeclsl Silver Lake Aug 4 — More than thirty crease In the aggregate andAn immense large hay tonnage of vegetables arrivals at Brighton are noted for the' fields are anticipated for the harvestweek just ended Nearly of fall months Probably one of the these were visitors from out of the ing most flourishing hay valleys In Utah state !s that adjacent to Park City At this The names of persons arriving are Mr and Mrs J H Robbins of Chicago high altitude close to 7000to feet there be several 111 'Mr and Mrs C W Mldgley of Is maturing what appears stretch Oakland Cal Nelson B Russell of thousand acres of “the prettiest that human timothy hay Boston Mass: Percy Williams of Green of flourishing as It was deRiver Colo Fred Kern of Los Angeles eye everonelooks upon” week scribed day last Cal F Zimmerman of In parts of Utah and Cache counties Cal F B Jones of Omaha Neb W H reports told of destructive winds Peterson of Chicago I1L P D Parkin- recent areas which whipped and In small son Fort Douglas H E Clark Park the maturing grain making cer-or lodged Miss N Miss Lila Shore Haslam City fields tain CL good only for 'the hog A E Williams Mrs C Cresmore and children Mrs R Crubs Miss Fern pasture in general The following two Items from a reKimball Mra S Mayer Deanne ParkInmote inson G D Parkinson Mr and Mrs partofof Utah Iron countyandaresucdicators progressiveness W Mrs H Winnlfred Kerr Pickering lines of agriculAllen B C Estes and family J EL cess In two different The Cedar Record says: Jones Adolph Anderson M J Connelly tural endeavor Thor ley Bros of Cedar City Utah and family all of Salt Lake and A L sold on June 27 at Salt LakeC2 itscents dip Anderson and family Midvale of 60000 pounds of wool at the highest price pqr pound This is and we believe It ever paid In Utah LOGAN CONTRIBUTES west of the exceeded been not has river up to this date Last 300 PAIRS OF SHOES Missouri the Utah market year this clip topped ' firm of Thorley The cents 321 at Special Its wool It contract not does Bros Logan Aug 4 —Nearly 300 pairs of does not believe In it- Its wool Is put shoes have been collected in Logan for and at sealed bid sales the refugees in Belgium and France up and sold well It has paid The campaign here Is part of the one this plan of selling it saved not contracting Last year by conducted the federation of being by the this year and pound per 25 insurance L H Stohr an officer in 8 cents was cents pound per the organization who was in Logan saving This company is breeding good neep this week met with the officers of the and shrink its wool is of light Commercial club and It was decided to at the Salt rams its set aside one day in the coming week year It bought to Intends buy them and sale Lake as “Shoe Gathering day" and have all ' this year again of the boy scouts in the city visit the there "We will not need to depend on dry houses and gather the shoes now A well on Mrs B F Rlter has taken a leading farming on the desert ranch eight miles Hugo Hunt part in the campaign and upon per- the tested last was Lund of northeast sonal solicitation she has obtained h pump In a using many pairs of shoes The Logan Re- Thursday 450 which twelve-inc- h pumped casing the headquarters for the was publican isand The pump minute collecting they expect to have gallons perall day long without diminabout 1000 pairs of shoes to forward to kept going well Is 342 feet the flow The comes the central committee in Salt Lake by ishingand within H water the deep August 10 Esplin and HIs feet of the surface Mrtest There J Doolittle made the I water supply the that but doubt no ENLISTED WILL TAKE 'Jimsmile” the ‘Sunny wearing Business Upset ‘HOUSEWIFE’ ALONG Business throughout the United States Herzld-Rpublican Special the past week has been rather upset Ogden Aug 4w — Every enlisted man in many lines owing to the collapse of of B battery will carry a “housewife’ a part of the Russian forces What with him when he departs from Ogden this might mean to this nation in the Explanation Is offered that the sol- way of increasing its men quota on the diers’ “housewives” are small cases firing lines and in affording vast adneedles thread pins but- ditional financing of the country’s alcontaining tons and a few other small articles to lies is a big question This state "of be used In keeping clothing in order things has upset the stock markets and but The many “housewives” were ' made by caused much speculative comment temis considered but a group of Ogden young women from the That Russia will eventually material contributed by local business porary come back stronger than ever especihousesthe United States decide ally should over 100000 men or more to send to MARTIN P MULVEY up the courage of the wavering pluck Is of many Russ GRACE ABRAMS WED Failuresthein opinion the United States the past 260 week totalled 271 compared with cor284 the Special and week the previous Ogden Aug 4 —Martin P Mulvey of week last year The CanaSalt Lake an enlisted man in the First responding ' failures numbered 17 compared dian Utah field artillery and Miss E Grace with 28 last year Abrams also of Salt Lake procured a Reports for Week license here this afternoon marriage were In buildand Relative to the business of the week the County married the Gilbert Thatcher by country over Dun & company say: ing Bishop ' John L Mackey and Geanette Brown “The slowing down of business Cusboth of Ogden procured a license this tomary with the approach cf is accentuated by the uncertainties afternoon also engendered by international Conditions and less strength appears in prices ReGUARDSMEN FETED ocaction from the extreme levels hasfoodseasonable not only in AT HARRISYILLE curred stuffs but also In other commodities in the which thero had seeiped no end to beand Special In iron as such advances pig Ogden Aug 4 —Citizens of Harrls-vill- e lief that the crest of some of the leada last night gave banquet and markets has at last been passed is ball in honor of the ten Harrisvllle ing spreading boys who are members of B battery “With expectations that the yielding Harrisvllle boys In the guard are Clar- tendencies may become more proence Dabb Levi Murdock Con and there Is no longer nounced general James Burton George Funk the same rush cover far distant to Lemuel Webster Warren Taylor wants at almost any figure and current Jullds Anderson Wllford Shurtleff And commitments are in many instances George Bell confined within the closest possible limits Yet in not a few cases needs are still so pressing that demands reflect 40 HOURS WITHOUT comparatively little abatement if any and lii certain branches which have ex ARREST 10 YEARS’ perienced a more or less protracted lull Indications of reviving activity are RECORD FOR OGDEN more clearly apparent Special ' “The requirements of the govern— 4 From l a m Ogden Aug and varied inextensive are ment both Friday until a late hour this after- -' volving greater expenditures than had noon there had not been an arrest been thought likely and most producIn Ogden for drunkenness or other more concerned with ing Interests are disturbances usually attributed to the of outputs maintaining problem adbeverages indulgence in alcoholic of the with than securing question There were three or four arrests from contracts ditional buyers regular on warrants following complaints Some Improvement In transportation the has charging minor Infractions of vobeen effected through the close colaw but the police of their owd shippers operation of the railroads andmove lition had observed nothing to warwith and materials and products an arrest The rant their making of tut destination to less delay points older service men of the force say scatand labor the shortage growing In their opinion the forty hours tered strikes act as a brake on manuwithout an arrest is a record for facturing and operations are made Inten years at least creasingly difficult by higher temperatures and humidity In many directions SALT LAKE RESIDENT Weather Helps 'weather1 “The has Imparted DIES IN PARK CITY decided stimulus however to distribution of seasonable merchandise reducing stocks Special have that some retailers feared — Park City SAug 4 Mrs Louise EL to be carried over and on might whole the First West Salt Lake Plumhof 157 has been benefited though died here at noon today after a brief agriculture is rather urgently needed in parts rain illness at the home of her daughter of spring wheat territory” Mrs Fred Smith Mrs Plumhof was born in Germany seventy-tw- o On the years ago situation Henry of Salt Lake Clews & Co general and had been a resident say: years for the past twenty-si- x “General business in the United ncnld-Rrpubllca- n busl-ness'- In -- ' - - Herald-Repubuc- ae - one-four- th ' San-Francisc- Herald-Republica- n Special) Herald-Republica- n LOGAN GUARDSMEN Ogden Aug 4— Six masked and TAKE OATHS TODAY armed men held up Denver &' Rio Grande train No 5 just south of OgSpecial den this afternoon abound- - and gagged Logan Aug 4 —Tomorrow morning a bridegroom kidnaped his bride and 200 members of battery C of the First dashed away with her In an awaiting Utah field artillery will mobollze at the Auditorium here The troops from automobile-- ' and Brigham City comprise the the whole affair took place be- Logan that will mobollze here Capt battery fore the eye of a motion picture cam- E G Wooley Jr Issued the order to era the railway company had agreed to members of his troop They will take and the trainmen were the oath of government service today stop the train forewarned so It is not thought arrests The citizens of Logan are planning " will follow a celebration In honor of the men ns Excited passengers were Informed the organization before they depart to that the hold-u- p was part of a slap- the coast for training Some of the stick picture the Ogden Pictures members have seen service on the MexIs making ican border and forty others have taken the instruction at the officers’ trainPIES CAKES WATCH ing camp at Jordan Narrows Herald-Republic- an COFFEE BUTTER AND SETTLEMENT SEEN $1 IN CASH STOLEN IN RAIL DISPUTE Special Herald-Republica- n Aug 4 —Food products seem to be classified by burglars in the same category with such loot as watches and' jewelry Judg- Ing by the activity of an Intruder who visited the home of J M Carl- son 357 Patterson avenue ‘ The owner reports the loss of Pies cakes coffee- butter a gold watch and 81 in change The money was taken from Carlson’s trousers but the thief was kind enough to leave the trousers just outside the houseOgden ' Herald-Republic- -- - ? Special Aug 4 —G W Luce freight Patraffic manager of the Southern cific company with headquarters In San Francisco who waa in Ogden today conferring with local freight the opinion that agents expressed grievances - of Southern Pacific employees would be adjusted satisfactorily He says the railway company Interprets a schedule in one manner and the employees in another and the decision must be left to disinterested parties such aa federal mediators Ogden States Is active In many lines and con ditions are sound Crop reports con tinue to be more and more encouragwhile industry with few exception! ing Is working under continued high pres-sur- e There Is little or no Inflation of credit our banking situation belnf highly satisfactory and quite equal tc the strain Imposed by war Jin commodities however there Is more or lest Inflation directly traceable to the wa which unavoidably increases cost of production and fosters high prices Little Inflation there Is but little In- securities “In flation In fact in some directions there is more or less deflation already accomplished Our railroad shares arc exceedingly low In price due largely profits to the limitations upon their and the enforced by the government consequent lack of Incentive to their tendency development The advancing colossal govof money resulting from ernment issues has been an Important upon factor though this hears heaviest bonds and long term issues high gradeare showing a decided prefInvestors erence for short term obligations because of the many uncertainties In th9x outlook and the probability present interest rates while war conof high mineral group of shares The tinues has been selling at very high figures as profits In a result of unprecedented Fears copper oil and other minerals of government price fixing and other affect forms of regulation naturally Coal is an shares In these operations this to had having Industry exception labor troucontend with In bles and Inability to advance prices coma commodity so close to popular fort The building trades are probably war affected more adversely by the Conthan any other line of Industry alstruction materials and labor are opto make too building high together car-shorta- ge erations attractive” GRANITE H S YOUTH MAKES GOOD IN AIR SERVICE IN FRANCE - - - six-inc- JOHN A BREEZE - Although he’s only 20 years old A Breeze a former Salt Is Lake high school boy years beyond his majority as time la measured in stern experience for he Is now making good in the most difficult branch of military life the aviation division In France sAs a mere prelude to the performances which await him he has been on bprder duty in Texas and New Mexico The young man enlisted in the United States regular army April 16 ' 1917 He was among the first to be sent abroad for letters to his parents announce that he 'arrived John c set-ba- Hcrald-Repnltlln- ck mid-summ- Herald-Republica- n - (Ilersld-Rep&bllca- n - rriersld-RepubUca- : In France July 27 m Ke-nou- gh " Cor-portal- on 5 MISFIT suits at' half Co 102 W Tailoring Srice Beehive Peery Hotel bldg MAN bookkeeper Must give refer- cnees Apply CH Kelly 316 S State SECOND-HANfrom 65 up suits 1 & State Nobby Sultorium hand-tailor- — Thoroughly WANTED i - AGENCY 219-22- ( 1 - : EXPERIENCED girl for second work first-clae- s references required Apply 24 L street - - old-establish- "T'-- i Special Herald-Republica- n Provo Aug 4 —One person was knocked down and several others were stunned when lightning struck in the midst of the members of a hiking party The on Mount Tlmpanogas today Prowas the conducted by hiking party vo Commercial club and the Brigham Young university Junius Jackson of Provo was the one who was knocked down and among those who were tunned by the bolt was Dr S H Allen All of the persons reOf Salt Lake covered and were able to proceed to the camp More than 250 people left Provo yesterday and' camped at Aspen grove overnight Many people were from Salt Lake and other towns of the state out of the state anda few were from hikers' were but majority of the members left Utah county people The the top camp at 330 a m today for a - m Emerald ' lake was About about half reached and found-tobcovered with snow Tbs glacier on the it mountain was much deeper than ' Is at this time of year usually Soon after the members arrived at the summit a storm came up and caused the party to start for the camp Before all of the party had left the summit the storm ' broke and all received ' a drenching Owens secretary of the ArrowFV head Trail in company with O C Hansen and F D Eckstein of Salt Lake took moving pictures of the ascent of the climbers and jscenes at the glacier At a meeting of the ‘campers tonight at Aspen grove John R Stewart of the North Fork Irrigation company announced that his company would bear of the expense of building an automobile road from Provo canyon to North Fork and another up Deer Fork in American Fork canyon a connecting loop to be known making as the Tlmpanogas loop The agitation for such a road Is general andlt is thought that If the contributions are sufficient the road will be built It will probably cost from 82000 to 83000 The hikers will remain In camp tonight and return to Provo tomorrow ' salesmanpermanent in Utah position for capable 15 vacancy August line for gen-erstaple retail trade Liberal commissions 835 weekly advance Rice Co 901 Williams Bldg Detroit R105 SALESMEN-Write for' list of opento obtain them ings and how CityNa-or Address nearest office traveling tional Salesmen’s Dept 360 Chicago New York San Francisco RlS2 J’ ' SIDE line men Do you want a real one -that one order a day will pay you 69? No samples to carry new Write today CanfieldSomething Co 208 Sigel street Chicago 111 Mfg R128 WANTED — salesmen to sell laces and-Experienced embroideries to retail New York Imtrade for porter Commission basis Exclusive Laces P O box 432 territory AddressNew Madison York Square WANTED— Live stock salesman who can go in the field and make good This Is a high-claOnly high-clamen need proposition 304 Continental apply National Bank building FEMALE HELP1 Tr-Ass- ‘ -- ' Herald-Republic- - - POULTRY AND PET STOCK " Newest - Invention 26c each ” AGENTS— 150 BANTAM hens makes every- pen- a fountain 82 Bantams Cochin Buff pair ' 1 2 pair pen- Sample durable and practical MilBrahmas Light lion in use Guaranteed best seller 8 fowls White Guinea 132-JExclusive territory- - oflarge -l : Call Murray fered profit 33 free Marui Co Sample New York R103 Broadway FINE black cock 9 150 three hens also (new breed) exceptional WE start you in business furnishing hens two choice Barred Rock ' layers men and women 930 to each Some young stock Hyland 644 everything 8200 weekly operating our “New SysFactories” home Specialty ONE good Durham cow fresh to tem or small room Candy canvassanywhere-nday 835 8 State lifetime Booklet free ing Opportunity Nt J Ragsdale Co box R East Orange V R126 GOOD Singer machine 8650 ' Repair ACT ' quick —Sell GasoT Tonic —Equals Walker auto make rent 60c week any gasoline at 3 cents per gallon Elec Co 159 S State Was 4703 Eliminates carbon - Whirlwind seller big profits Every auto owner wants it The White Manufacturing HELP WANTED - ' company Cincinnati O R109 - ' DROP that dead seller quick agents WANTED— MALE HELP new proposition big this grab EIGHT men over 60 years old' made money for brand sure unlimited field you the month of Particulars free J C Weaver 8175 or more Agency and 935 Market street San Francisco fruit June selling our guaranteed Cal Business ornamental nursery stock "V’ R113 month Weekly better every gettingadvance free instructions ' and cash AGENTS —Free catalogue and samor ' ex ples new selling outfit No Investment quick sales no big profnot make Why required perlence 85 to 925 daily its make goods expesome real money yourself T' Washington rience ’ world’s greatest specialties Nursery company Toppenlsh Wash Cruver Co Jackson and Campbell Chi111 i i R120 CIVIL service examinations Salt Lake cago women Men soon and desiring City AGENTS— “America We Love You departmental government clerkships the that everybody stenpatriotic picture customs mall railway postoffice write v Agents sell '250 day Sample 10c for free particulars ex-to buys ‘ ographer V color free ’Portrait plate People’s government (former J C Leonard Station D Chicago R115 aminer) 781 Kenols Bldg Washington R1Q4 SALESMEN for high class merltor lous proposition something every busiINCREASE your earnings writing ness- must have liberal commissionW news during spare time for dally news- W sales mgr 3729 Quinn st are needed In Bagloy papers1 Correspondents Til Utah and Idaho Chicago RH4 every city and town inand Give age occupation qualifications n' AGENTS 'wanted sell ‘the patriotic In first letter J M D care of ' honor and unity shield pictures Fast sellers Free Information Big profits WANTED —An idea Who can think Box X 1774 Herman R Merk Spokane 21118 of some simple thing to - patent? 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