Show 'fO- j' $£ vr'f V f' 'y -- V S'W 'v & ' v - :'VI7' V A t1 THE ' "i SHIPPERS URGED! A HEEAI-REPUBLICAN‘SAI- ' W “ikK ’ : : ' " 7 - it ' t - t ir g - v - i 'i ' 'v-r i J t ‘ SUNDAY AUGUST 5 CmUTAH TiAKE iT ' ' - 27 1917- - i? V-’ - racking TOVUDRAILROADS llmnlers to IN VAR EFFORTS mm SBmoom Ioqdo(3 or CHobuilf ILitio How 7x AND GUT THE wr William Sproule Western j Head of War Board-- Repair Directory gives all the principal places where an article can be repaired and ’should be preserved in every home as a ready guide The - ' t - Urges ’ ' ' 1’ 'rfi' Co-operati- on “ ' Willis v ” r ' ’ ‘ 44 v55" i £ Sproule of San Francisco head of the western department of the railroads war board calls attention In a message which ' was received at the general offices of the’ Oregon Short Line yesterday to the Importance of suspending during - the ' period of ' the war all efforts not designed to help directly in winning the war The tele gram also is one which makes effort to Impress upon railroads of the great burden which the development of the war will call upon them to bear ' Mr' Sproule’s most recent review of the railroad situation as it appears to ''--' him la as follows: "Letters received from public service commissions In all parts of the country Indicate that a most encouraging 'response Is being made to the recent plea of the railroads on war board the part of public authoritiesurging with the railroads in a suspension during the period of the war of all efforts not designed to help directly in ' Herald-Republican- ’s If Clean your homo with an vacuum cleaner-b- est Eardley on the market machine - Machines rented today 9L25 day and sold on easy payments In Free demonstrations your homa Elec- lftvg trical Earlier Can Fix It ' : GOST OF LIVING HIGH 27 - : EABDLET East First South BEOS CO waa ereo - BIO STORE : ’ - s- MISSION CIGAR STORE ' of all makes repaired by factory expert Gold points fitted j - - time! - : usual strain In - food - transportlng-men- coal munitions and materials In augmented quantities This burden while undertaken every cheerfully ounce of energy every requires unit of rolling stock and every dollar of capital every bit of supplies and coal that tbs railroads can ' command? Therefore' tbls comnlttee earnestly recommends that during the war the railroads :be required by the public authorities to make Improvements and carry out projects Involving the expenditure of money and labor only when they are absolutely essential for war purposes and public - Co-operat- ion iana has sent circulars out urging shlp- in every way pers to “The Tennessee railroad commission Is also with the railroad pascompanyto eliminate unnecessary v senger trains “In presenting Its request for from the public authorities the railroads war board made this state-- v ment: The present emergency has imposed upon the railroads a very tun- - safety pos--slb- le' - ing 1 : - K canned and gathered by means of an auto truck' service The trucks were purchased from the Sidney Stevens company of Ogden and are fitted out with the Klseman equipment The trailers were bought' from the Cadillac of Ogden company v With orders from Salt Lake ana Ogden for mpre than SOOO cases of bottled catsup Received this year the Goddard company finds Itself facing what Is declared to be the largest order ever for local catsup in Salt Lake placed - Mr Goddard says it means the dlstri ! JAP WAR MISSION IN SALT LAKE AUG 16 y warm weather and specialize on attendance' at the 2 o’clock fast meeting Special music will be given includM A PROGRAMS soprano solo by Mary Barlow ing Wi miner and a duet by Mr and Mrs L Cottanv The ward people Today being ' the regular ' fast 'day Nephl to show their change approval of the Mormon church there will be no are expected to turn outofin this force to the ' services in the‘ Tabernacle In the sacramental service evening the programs in the 'various wards will be conducted by the Young Ladles and Young Men’s Mutaul ImCommunity Center Note5 provement associations The following are the programs In gome of the city If a group of ten or more ’women wards: ' would like a demonstration on any of rr " tho “foods v work” arrangements can Eighteenth wWrd T V- -' The' Eighteenth' ward' session will be made for subject” time and place the 'Lion House Wasatch 547 consist of an address by Mrs Ruth M The food conservation' committee of Fox of the general board of the Y L M L A with musical numbers by the Salt Lake wishes to thank those who choir Included In the latter will be a have 10 splendidly contributed money ladies trio Ida GUesi Bessie Egan and fruit and sugar toward Rod Cross jam Rachel Montague and an organ solo and Jelly Particularly do they wish to recognize the 9910 tho proceeds of by Prof H EL Giles ' a neighborhood entertainment for the ' Twenty-fir- st Ward of tho Red Cross fund arranged The following program will be given benefit Lois Bacon and Elizadirected and st in the Twenty-firward chapel to- beth Ritchie byand given by the folmorrow evening: v Eleanor Landen- lowing children: The Spirit of God Like a Fire Is " Mildred Dern Barbara Bacon berger Choir and- Congregation Floyd Knlckerboqkor Burning Frank Baker Contralto Solo Stfsio Scofield Jeanette 8telner Priscilla Bacon DeAddress Bishop George 'H Wallace borah Jennings We Thank Thee O God For a Prophet Following is this week’s Community Choir and Congregation Center schedule: Services will begin at 7 p xn during r m-’! Monday lO a' i this month y: : : Lincoln— Canning beana and drying Tweutywalxth Ward v corn Miss and Miss Parrish Fueger Services In honor of President Floyd D 6 University— Personal interL Weed who is about to leave with the view and phone calls answered from national guard 10 to 12 a m at the Lion House Miss Solo Stella Lund Cooper' ' Soprano 1 " viv — Song TU Go Where You Want Me to a 9JO at Tuesday Go Dear Lord i Chorus Utah—Food sources of Address-- Master and Servant i University ofcost Miss Cooper and with protein A Morton Miss William Fueger Violin Solo Bessie Hsnssn 10 o’clock L U S University — Food Tenor Solo— The Flag Without a ' Miss Homer and Miss Parrish values i Stain J oseph K jar 2 o’clock Sumner—Drying corn Mlss Tblrtywflrat Ward and Miss ParrishFueger No evening meeting will 'be' held ' Wedaesday lO a ka The M I A urges attendance at the Black currant jelly Miss Hawthorne— fast day services to be held in the Fueger and Miss Parrish afternoon at 1 o’clock at which the Personal InterD S L University— following special musical program will view and phone calls answered from 10 be given: to 12 o’clock Miss Homer Selections by String Quartet High School— Canning Kamemloe Ostrow Rubinstein and2 o’clock West Miss Homer and Miss corn drying In the Morning Greig Cooper ' Violin Mae Anderson Alice Anderson cello Molly Burris Beth Walton Thursday 10 au ax piano Marie Eddlngtooi Riverside— Canning and drying corn Solo— Elegle J Massanet Miss Fueger and Mies Homer Soprano ' ' Mrs Bessie Browning 2 o’clock Sumner—Food waste Miss v Charles Berry Cooper and Miss Parrish Flute Obligato ' Aecoxnpanlst B F' Pull ham ax Friday 10—a Cello Solo—Avo Mario Gounod canS D L Drying and Miss University Beth Walton Miss and corn Parrish of ning Accompanist Mario Eddington' Fueger Baritone Solo— Abide With Me Interviews and Personal 'phone calls 8 Llddle Homer Miss answered Robinson John P t Accompanist A I Higgins - one-thl- rd 4 X A Japanese war commission num' bering 76 prominent' citlxens of the Island empire will stop over in Salt Lake Thursday August 19 according advices received by Governor: Bamberger’s office yesterday The commission Is en route from Toklo Japan : to 'Washington D CL No arrangements h&ve'ajB yet been made for ” - - ? : the entertainment of the party here - - - POOL NOW BEING USED BY: OVER THREE MILLION PEOPLE ANNUALLY - s A ‘ ran-dow- - - ’ ' - - 1 - - - - ’ - - - - - him-wit- satis-factor- y ! ' - - - - - - ‘ -- In-cre- ase their n - - V - - ' : - : - J - r slckly-look-n- - - ’ - re-vltall- zer -- - - : five-grai- - - - - : 1 - - - — - - - - - - - - - - - ng - ‘ - - - - - - - - I V I -- - - - - : ' : - - r Si i ' Sehramm-Jr-Dra- - V jj ' 'J ' V eiV!' g : i ' — - V ' ‘ c: :w - AND HEATING Honest work at honest prices Is our polWhen you need icy ua a plumberanaphone Jobbing repair- especially Get our estimate—lng It4k will pay you BURT DOLAN 75 Post Office Place Waa 1192 PLUMBING YOUR BROKEN LENSES duplicated Just like your old onea Best facilities for testing the eyes In Salt Lake or mail us tho plecea City'' Bring " ALEXANDER OPTICAL CO 240 Mala Street P Ou Bex 1878 I : OUR AUTO DIMMERS with all tho city ordipositively comply us your lamps wind nances —Bring shields xnd broken wlndowa ue ennei 87 W Pint Phene Mala 64 BEST SHOE REPAIRING We call and deliver SEWING MACHINES Of any make repaired by an enxrt 2nd hand machines from 9400 Rents 50o a week We employ no ROYAL SHOE REPAIRING CO 29 So Main 17 E Bdy 107 8 W Templa 419 8 : 1279 9thState East Phone Waa 90S - 1 Furniture V V ' - 00 ered and repaired 6 L Picture ' Fraaxlag Shop 999 & State - - ' Uaxhrellaa Para- and recov--ols - - h - SALT LAKE CITY ' -- cleaning— window Expert wall fact everything cleaning— In about the home cleaned ' 54 Peetefflee Place Waa r efficient Prompt service Is our traveling salesman and' Assayors ' chemists P O Bex 1440 - — fay WETHERBEE MFG CO 34 Richards St Res phone Hyland 2259-- J UNION ASSAY OFFICE - ' " ' NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING - ' Reupholstered Remade Mattresses - & Mfg' Utah Bedding ' ! i Co r Phone Was S83 ' 159 agenta Walkeie Standard Machine Agency Diet South Stata Wasatch 4795 RUGS AND CARPETS Cleaned Just like new by latest p roved compressed air machlna Carpet houses recom- mend ua Ask them Prompt service MOTT A GO Phene Waa 7232 ered 1 - ' ’ TRUNKS AND BAGGAGE reof all kinds and made paired £S5S ft Our exchanged will rents low t) 0 on save you all baggage JONES BROS ' 1- -2 : Was 7728 Repaired rebuiltanand made expert to order' by Every accessory 7 — Ward 'John McAllister Tklrty-tblr- d Vocal Solo Nicholas G Morgan Address Special 'music by choir '' r' Ferest Dale Ward l? Soprano Solo Virginia Freeze Tenor Solo " Joseph Abbott Elder Nephl Jensen Address Soprano Solo Ethelyn Walker Dnet Vera and Elva Emery Blanche Cosier Qpprano Solo Rickards Ward Meda Shar Plano Solo Vocal Solo Lillian Ailston a tlice Clayton Reading Violin Solo Bert Liets Lucinda Ashton Retold Story Leona Rill Vocal Solo Edward Lewis Current Events Afton Anderson Piano Solo swanson HEAD MOVIE LEAGUE - J - ' Congregation' Opening Hymn D CL Young Jr Baritone Solo Address Bishop John C Duncan Bass Solo John Aird : Congregation Closing Hymn - - — Ward Albert A Jones Vlolln Solo Address Henry H' Billings Vocal Solo Ray N Haddock Hymn Reading — Bryant’s Forest Mrs Mae CL Cutler Theme of evening ’'America the Wonderland” ' Twentieth Ward''0":The bishopric and the M L A officers have- decided to discontinue the monthly Mutual meeting during' the Tweaty-mlat- h ' - - - ?''" id '' 1 aiMSxa ' v William S Swanson president of the Swanson theatre circuit manager of the American' and Strand theatres and a resident of Salt Lake has been proffered this general managership of tbe First National Exhibitors’ league tbe country’s largest association of motion - ED E HEDBERG Removed to “ Aaem- -- picture theatre managers and proprietors here According to advices received hot decided has Swanson Mr yesterday whether to accept the offer or return to Salt Lake to resume the active direction of his western theatrical and motion picture enterprises Acceptance of tho league management would mean his removal to New York where tho general headquarters of the league have been established The First National Exhibitors' league Is 2l newly formed association' embraccountry’s biggest moing many of the Its primary exhibitors tion picture the interests of exobject Is to protect in keeping hibitors and to business on a profthe motion picture means lessening the itable basis which distribtendency of the producers andfor their utors to demand big prices pictures co-oper- ate TRUNK 28t 8a State FACTORY VIOLINS' - - ? habit-formi- TRV THE ‘ ' TABLES make sell and repair FIXTURE 22 Richards St Was 2210 d - - We CO ! e Ir - ' - Quickly Transforms tlio flabby flesh toneless tissues and pallid cheeks of Weak amaemle men and women Into perfect ' m Kl°w of health and beauty— Often Increases the strensrtli of delicate nervous fclkn IOO per cent In two weeks time New York N Y —It is conservatively Dr Schuyler CL Jaques estimated that over three million peoSt Elissurgeon of visiting ple annyally in this "Country alone are abeth’s New York hospital Xuxated Iron Such astonishing taking said: “I have never City results have been reported from Its use before given out any medboth' by doctors and laymen that a advice ical information or number of physicians in various parts -' as for I'ordipublication of the country have been 'masked to In do not believe it narlly ex' But fn the case of Nuxated it so explain why they ' prescribe and why It ' apparently protensively be re- 'Iron IInfeel I would not duces so much better results than were to miss my duty obtained from i the old forms of inormention it I have taken it r Iron v ganic myself Itand to Extracts from some of the - letters regiven ceived are given below: my patients Or Ferdinand King a New York and medical author physician “There can be no vigorous Iron says: men means anaemia without- iron Pallor Anaemia means iron deficiency The skin of anaemic men and women Is pale The flesh flabby The muscleslack tone the briain fags And the memory fails and they often become weak nervous Irritableand When thedespondent iron goes from melancholy the blood of women the roses go from their cheeks “In the most common foods of America the starches sugars table syrups candies polished rice white "“Not a? man cams to me bread soda crackers biscuits macaroni who waslong ago' half old and nearly farina sago spaghetti tapioca me : to give him a preliminary with most cornmeal no longer Is iron asked for life insurance I' was surprising to be found Iteflnlng processes have examination astonished toa find the blood and - removed the Iron of Mother Earth from of : these boy of 20 and as full of re- foods and silly pressurevim impoverished as a young suits And and vitalityman methods of home cookery by throwing vigor man In fact a young he really those who wish ' down the waste-pip- e the water In was The his age our notwithstanding which1 are are cooked vegetables ' " he said waa taking Iron —nux- quickly to' responsible for another grave Iron secret him with renewed strength ated Iron 90had filled loss 'S' power1 he was In bad health at and endurance "Therefore If you wish to preserve life will find 46 he 'was careworn and nearly all-iremarkable most a your youthful vim and vigor to a ripe it Nux50? —now t after taking old age you must supply the Iron de- ated Ironat a miracle of vitality and his and wonderfully effective remedy1 In your food by using-somficiency: of form of organic iron just as you would face beaming with the buoyancy Dr N H Hornstlne for ten years in v use salt when your food has not enough youth of public health and the department enMs to “Iron necessary absolutely “After salt: of charities Philadelphia to A able Newman late police surgeon food Into carefully examining the said your blood J change no of formula matter Nuxated' Iron I realized that here at of the city of Chicago and former living tissue Without it house surgeon Jefferson Park Hos- how much or what 'you eat your food last was organic' Iron —the only kind Chicago in commenting on Nux-ate- d merely passes through you without do- I could ' conscientiously recommend pital Iron insays: vit has been my par- ing any good and as a consequence a way with-otheprepared Inassuch ou you g become weak pale and ticular duty during the past six years assimilated to' be r easily to assist in keeping Chicago’s five like a plant trying to grow gredients as a quick to act iron If you are and calculated soil deficlentkin In good health and in a just thousand bluecoats blood and a true of the or to owe well so It yournot trim you strong that perfect befighting in builder they admlnlntratlen Its strength to see make test: the would withself to following somber mt stubborn casea where ethmanner ofequipped stand all physically storms and the how long you can work or how far m tonics bad utterly failed only served walk withoutn becoming tired er elements you can ravages of nature’s eoovtaee me absolutely of the reto ' Next1-two was of tablets take “Recently I through prompted and uauaaal power of Nuxmarkable r an endorsement times of Nuxated ’Iron by ordinary nuxated iron three per IrouI perso sally took It ated ' C two weeks Then I found theWhen Jaques visiting Burgeon day after meals for Schuyler l)r with which my rapidity New York test your strength again and see how of St Elizabeth’s most and endurance Increased wideto give it a trial hospital This remedy has much you have gained I have seen energy In my opinion the surprising who proven through my own tests of It to dozens of nervous rundown double use of Nuxated Iron is bound excel any preparation I have ever used were ailing all' the while people their spread to make a nation of stronger men lovefor creating red blood building up the strength and endurance and entirely lier women and healthier children" nerves strengthening the muscles and rid themselves of all symptoms of dys v ' correcting In from and other troubles liver disorders’’ digestive pepsla NOTE— Iron which Is prescribed and Naxited - Dr E Sauer a Boston physician who ten to fourteen days time simply by above by physicians In snch a ’ has studied Iron In the proper form - And recommended widely both in this countaking variety of cases is not aonepatent med-Is had in some- cases been areat and in great European medical in-- this after they months try bnt which nor icine remedy without obtain- well known secret stitutions says: “As I have said a doctoring for to dronlsts and whom lien con': hundred times over organic Iron is the ing benefit But don’t take the stituents any are widely prescribed by eminent acetate Unof all strength builders If old forms of' reduced iron Iron both In Europe and America greatestwould or tincture of iron simply ' to save a physicians take Nuxated Iron like the older Inorsanic Irou products - it is people only The iron demanded by esally assimilated does not injure the teeth when they feel' weak or rundown in-- " few centsMother Nature- - for the red coloring make them black nor upset the stomach on stead of dosing themselves with stimulants and alcoholic matter in the blood of her children Is the contrary it Is a most potent remedy In drugs all forms of Indigestion as well as for I am convinced that in ‘this alas I not that kind of Ironcan You must nearly beverages could manufacturbe easily nervous rundown conditions The ward off disease pre- take iron In a form that way they ers have snch great confidence In nuxated iron to do assimilated and itcases you becoming organic In 'thou- absorbed venting that they offer to forfeit 9106 ' to any charitand thereby the lives of any ‘ good v- otherwise ' it may prove able sands of institution If they cannot take any man an useless worse than thousands might be saved who now die athlete or woman Many under to who lacks lron and Increase won simhas the day every year from pneumonia grippe and because prizefighter 100 per cent or over In four their strength he knew the secret of great weeks time provided heart trouble and other ply serious kidney liver they have no maladies- The real and true strength and endurance and filled his organie trouble also offer to refund dangerous They cause which started their diseases was blood with iron before he went Into the your money if It doee not at least doable year more nor less than a weaken affray while many another has gone strength and endurance In ten days’ time It nothing condition Inglorious defeat simply for Is dispensed In this city by brought on by" lack- of down la' of ed ' iron In the blood iron Stores and all good fascist &£ the lack - 8 ALT- LAKH CABINET A by-callin- To Make Beautiful Healthy Women and Strong Vigorous Mein - y - rs V and Repaired order made tosizes-bin any experts V : XE SODA FOUNTAINS ' sicians V! largely next year 204 265 E 9th So Hyland'1929 -- - I Plant CO W Bdwy Was WELDING & BRAZING We weld any metal that melts Just Uke- new on abort notice We have a service car METAL WELDING 00 txGe The Right Faee Phone Was 4679 229 Edison St ’ ss f button of 926000 In this state la all the firm plans to produce 10000 cases of catsup this year which Is said to excel the catsup bottling record for five years in Utah With the change of name' to the Goddard Packing company the capital stock of the corporation was Increased to 9200000 and the president says plans are being formed to Increase production In all lines This year's fruit canning Is an innovation with the firm which expects to increase that product haul the products direct from the farms ' to the ' company's factories in SaltLake and Ogden thereby saving the usual time in hauling he declared The result ' he claims will be not only fresher vegetables for canning but a steady supply of vegetables on hand at the factorlea Starting In this- year with canning of fruits to prevent all waste the Goddard company plans next year to open a new factory at Provo where Utah farms' fruits and vegetables will be - i This announcement i was made by George ’W Goddard the president and who general manager of the added that the trucks andcompany' trailers will ing w' OXY-ACETYLE- Does the best cleaning and dyeing In this city Why experiment with inferior cleaners! Give us a trial order IS AUTOS at - - 65 DYEING CO Two automobile trucks ' and trailers have been purchased by the Goddard Packing company formerly the i Goddard t Pickle & Preserve company to help the Salt :Liake Davis and Weber county farmers" who are growing fruits and vegetables for that firm to save Broadway SALT LAKE STAMP THE SALT LAKE CLEANING 1 co-oper- ate MeGILUS Mail orders especially v Eat 19 Fountain Pen Store 227 So Main street ‘ - KLEIN'S BAZAR RUBBER STAMPS SEALS Stencils numbering machines repaired order and madetoolto work a and Dies Send for specialty free catalogue FOUNTAIN PENS : V-- r South Main Salt Lake Phone Was 4791 XS9 - - The doll specialist Cracked heads broken joints fixed like new - - Commissions Fledge Support “Many public service commissions have also pledged their support of the railroads campaign to make one car do the work of two by urging shippers to load cars to capacity and reduce delays in loading and unloading' The states whose public service commissioners have replied to the appeal of the railroads war board are Louisiana Texas Kansas Indiana Tennessee New -Massachusetts and Jersey Virginia ! i Michigan - “The 'railroad commission of Texas through Its chairman Allison Mayfield states We thoroughly agree with all you have to say and pledge such co-- r! within pur power operation as lies XL' "From Indiana I' Lewis chairman V the public service commission there iyof sends 'this message: We already are on requirements of railroads frowning which are not absolutely necessary: for national service or public safety and we hope you will call on us at any time when we may be of service In the work you have in hand Permit me to say this time that the railroad men In Indiana have been In the most exceptional and exemplary way in trying to solve the severe coal probif lem! 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"The railroad j commission of Louis- - - Expert pipe repairing Bring or mall to lon winning the war SEND YOUR DO U TO DOCTOR KLEIN’S DOLL HOSPITAL S40 Constitution Bldg LAWN MOWERS sharpened and &aby buggies repair retir steel tape repair knives and she: ground saws f line bicycles filed and ai orlea c A Fewlei-- u Key Gi Bicycle W UP w Second South Novelty Waa 4 Don’t Throw Lvray Old Tlreu can get tou 5060 10000 more miles to 9500 miles guaranteed without a punctura INTERNATIONAL RUBBER SALES CO ' 144 E Phone Broadway Waa 5266 - REPAIR DIRECTORY APPEARS EACH THURSDAY and SUNDAY upkeep of the lnstltutlona They seemed dellahtcd to know that congenial latlona had existed n Utah between the Mormongenerally church and the Catholic church In addition to the two prelates are ARRIVE IN SALT LAKE the Rev T J Walsh of Bufaflo and the following from Philadelphia: The Rev Francis P the Rev James A Holahan Daugherty the Rev F Ardun Brady D bishop J Daugherty the Rev Joseph M Cailough the Rev The Rt Rev Daniel McGInler the Rev of the Buffalo diocese of tho Catholic A Rev M Whitaker and the Rev J AJoseph church together with the VeryPhiladelEdwards vicar general of the J Crane and eight priests arrived diocese phia Lake in Salt yesterday afternoon from BIG COPPER PLANTS California where they have been atan episcopal mission- They ' CLOSELY INSPECTED tending Mary’s will hold private mass at Stwill pay cathedral today when they Charles M MacKelll president of the Joseph S their respects to tho Rt Rev diocese Lake Utah Salt the Copper company and D C Jack-lin- g Glass bishop of of tho Catholic church vice president and managing diImmediately after the arrival of the rector returned last evening from GarBlshojf Daugherty party in Salt Lake and Monsignor Crane made prepara- field where they conducted an extensive inspection of the mills of the comtions for a visit to Catholic InstituInquired rela- pany including the new leaching plant tions in Salt Lake They which Is being tive to tho progress made In Utah of the Roman Catholic H Js probable that they will visit the church and appeared pleased with the Utah Copper mine at Bingham today x - X |