Show I ' V ""H- f 4 h ' Salt Lak (Et - Herald Jana f 170) 0 n - btnrHonatla Tab The HEEAUj-ESPUBIICA- from' London to Rome' iTHB SALT - LAKK HEHALD-REPUBUC- MJ Tk THE - (Eat UAIN STREET Republican 12 1906- - SAIT TATnn OTTYUTAH SUNDAY AUGUST N Jn- - view of this the pos-sibilitie- sof future development’ are great 'o In this new orderof thmgk terminals staand tions must' follow the creation of air lines supply the across ‘ Therein' lie the advantage to Utah of early ac-- ’ the newest mode of locomotion Salt Lake: is tivityin offered an opportunity and nothing that the city can do to ehconrage a training station here should be left ' ' DBATH BOLL Thoalu Saleles iMlw Dc Grey Pitts " t- - v Herald-Republic- ' an - ? 5 '' : 1 ' ‘ - - f - - -- - - !' - a-po- -- - --T- he ss ‘ - OTHER POINTS OF VIEW - u( e e-government v d k pan-GOtmanl- sm Saturday J CL Butler S9 Bingham Canyon Lived In Bingham for fifteen years being previously a resident of Park City Peter Klein 51 Kemmerer Wyo Wednesday Body at O'Donnell 4k Co’z - ' rooms' TRANSFIGURED - - ’ i - - - - ’ - - gi-jan- tic - y- t v’ I WM : 4 - i rUKERALS ' Mrs Annie Margetts services Twenty-second ward chapel Sunday 2 P m 'Survived by husband W G Margetts two daughters and one son Floyd Felsch and LeRoy Felsch ward chapel services Twenty-fourt- h Sunday’ 2 p m services 2020 Aggie Judd Bower Ninth East street Sunday 8 p m Burial Mount Olivet cemetery Survived by parents Mr and Mra Arthur F Bower Mary Dee services Miller ward Sunday 2 p m Burial City cemetery Survived by parents Mr and Mra Peter Dee Jr Milton Barker services Taylorsville ward chapel Sunday 1215 p xn Burial Taylorsville cemetery Survived by parents Mr and Mra G W Barker MT least owna IIP TOP WM¥ T© siti - £umitusre 4 Thousands of people are providing for the ftiture by this preliminary step toward owning a homo— the difference in rent paid for a furnished house or apartment will go a long way toward buying a home YOU'RE right m the gremmd Why met etart XOWI People come thonummda ( mile te make tkelr Same hem far-sight-ed - umfnr-alah—If you're net ready to buy or 'build a home go and see the real estate agents and aretona Hat of their easy terms without prleee honaea for rent— ee the beautiful home faraiahinge we cell at very-loInstinct-ouufclad cstahllah dominant the mean added latereat'' take the step that will Joy of living-- obey ed f — n home" " ‘ Three Rooms of Beautiful Substantial and Comfortable Fbmiture for 1 three slaters and three brothera Frances Mauro services St Mary's cathedral Sunday 3 p m Burial Calvary cemetery R G Brown services Taylor street hall Sunday 2 p m Baptist Mission Lawn Burial Wasatch cemetery ward meetMary Dee services2 Miller m Burial City house p Sunday ing’ cemetery Remains will He In state at residence 2725 8 Fifth East from 10 a m to 1 p m today Angle Judd Bowyer services 2020 8 Ninth East street Sunday S30 p m Burial Mount Olivet cemetery 10-ac- I plat 930 cash and the balance In or monthly paysmall weekly ments ' like rent No Interest or added chargee It Is displayed In rooms la ear tore We will be glad t explain and answer any qnes- -' tlons without obligation on yonr part Think of the comfort and In- dependence yon con enjoy In REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Carl Odenwalder to R C Combes 4 plat C $ part' lot 8 block ' to Don Clayton Mary Clayton part lot 4 block 10 500 a well-furnish- ed home— them “ think of out low prices and easy terms and ask yeer-se- lf the question i "Can I afford not to own my furniture T" The outfit can he provided exactly as pictured above or aa shown In oar rooms which differs only la the style of some of the pieces re 10 Marg Alford to Jenne Brandon 10 part lot 2 block 12 plat E Ernest Schulte to Bessie Randle lot 2 block 5 Arlington 10 Heights Frank Chambers30 to1 John2 Cottam '10 S W part section Noall Brothers 4k Armstrong company to B Westlake part 10 lot 1 block IT plat B W Di Turner to A H Turner 1 part section 17 3 8 1 E O C' Beebe to Agnes Beebe 1 lot 1 block 153 plat D John’ Watson to John Farmer 1000 part section 25 2 S 1 W Cottonwood Auto club to Knuds on' part section 10 22 2 8 1 K Universal Investment company to Amanda Cartridge lots 1 1 and 2 block 4 Laurelhurst A I Peck to 7 HL'Pugh lots1 - 29 and 20 block 9 Coates 10 4k CLs Mary Rosenlund to Ludwig block 2 lota 17-- 8 1 Park Boulevard addition Harmer Roy Harmer to Winnie 14 Clerlots 9 and 10 block Ru-dol- ph A Ros-enlu- nd - - mont 'a 10 George Harrott to Xngeborg Larson block 60 Sandy Station 200 plat MARRIAGE LICENSES James P Paul and Velma Mackay Salt Lake Sheldon C Mntart and Nellie Fred-moEureka John Roberts and May Brooks Salt ' Lake Edward J McCallnm and Eva Billings Salt Lake Arthur F Johnson and Doris E Martin Salt Lake Benjamin h Silva Salt Lake and Mable EL Yorba Kansas Mo Harold G Cutler and Ethel U Lambert Salt Lake John F Wallen Milford and Charlotte I Weley San Bernardino Cal Arthur Bolton Pontlae Mich and Sarah J Rasmussen Salt Lake Walter B Morrison and Madeline Lake Taylor Salt Donald K Hoster Oakland Cal and Grace M Johnson Plentywood Mont Matthew F Noall and Claire A Wilcox Salt Lake Earl H Cronk Beaumont and Laura M Mathers Pomona Cal Emil L Homan and Jessie E Hager-t- y Salt Lake living Room Set-- Bed The Llvlag Room Set pictured above Is one of the moot perfect combinations yea eenld think of consisting of famed on A with genuine Spana Duofold Bed Davenport Rocker and Chair to match an la aelfd qaarter-sawe- d ish leather upholstery over coiled spring seat Only by parehaalng these flat acts complete la large qnaaf Idea oan are we enabled to offer them to yon at this low price sad on easy terms with nothing added This la only value-givin- g as remembered be for the years greatest of the big special values offered la this Sale a sale that will ’ ' ' event ever aeea la this city ' Reed Omnages THERE’S NO OTHER SHOWING IN SALT - - $8500 Davenport Chair Rocker PAY $756 DOWN $750 MONTHLY re - - BIRTHS Hammond William and Auby Poul-so- n Taylor St Mark's hospital glrL Arthur and Clara I Aplln Johnson Holy Cross hospital girl Owen K and ‘Hazel M Wright Clarke Holy Cross hospital girl William F and Mabla Lewis Booth 220 Lucy avenue boy Alexander and Jessie B Jardlne Kilpatrick St Mark's hospital glrL ‘ CLEARING HOUSE - - DEATHS ' Xoulse De Gray Pitts 42 451 street Saturday born in Eighth 'East Survived Lake Salt by husband Aloons Vernon and bert B Pitts two Grant and a daughter Dorothy Thomas Suleles IT local hospital ’ - 1 Patrtek Ryaa ’ ' I STATISTICAL NEWS country Published by Tha HraldRcpial)llcu' Publishing com-Pn- y undone —H E Booth A L Thomas vice president Edward E Jenkins president treasurer Adolph Anderson secretary' ' V i ' : Forgetting the Guardsmen Jsiaea P Casey General Manager All business correspondence should be addressed to The good people of Salt Lake have nobly ' Salt Lake City Utah to the call of the country in war responded Volunteers for the various branches of the service: were provided in numbers when the first call for recruits came' She overAssociated with s ’’' subscribed her allotment in the ’ loan The Bed THE AUDIT BUREAU CIRCULATIONS j Cross must ever have a kind wordLiberty for the generosity of Information concerning circulation will be supplied Salt'Lake Other Utah cities have done as much in prothrough this association Venetian building Chicago ' portion to population We find only one place where Salt Lake has failed to measure up to standards set elsewhere In providing mess funds for her companies in the TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS Utah national guard Salt Lake has been inattentive to AMD SUMDAT delivered by carrier in Salt lake Dattt tha needs of soldiers She has not been so close to her 5 15 cents Sunday only cents City one weak DAILY AMD SUNDAY by mail —One month T! cents her men as her sister cities Ogden Provo and Logan i one year $800 The mess funds of the various of the guard —SUNDAY by mail (in advance)— One year' $100 are intended to provide necessary companies comforts for the members of the oompauy when needed Food j provided by the government zor the soldier is wholesome and sufficient for the men in good health There are times how-oY- er when illness makes the routine army rations SUNDAY AUGUST 19 1917’ fail to tempt the appetiteL The mess' fund takes care of this In times of illness it provides for the m" that which he wants which is not to be had in army rations The mess fund serves other good ends as it goes to take care of the special needs of company members Provo citizens before their boys left to join' the Utah guardsmen in camp at Fort Douglas provided the comr‘ The Case of Daniels pany with a mess fund of $5000' The Logan company the United States was a neutral nation and has a fund of $2500 raised by tEfr' citizens The Ogden - when the administration was making a political men have a similar fund of $1500 Salt Lake with three campaign with the slogan “He kept ns out of war” it companies in the guard has forgotten to provide for the was generally conceded even by statesmen of high emergencies 'which may arise when the men are away from home The mess funds of these companies are standing in the Democratic party that as a secretary confined to the 'few dollars that the members themselves v of the navy Josephus Daniels was about as competent have fleet-ocontributed The demands on the mess fund are 'as a South Carolina muledriver'in charge of a not Provo and such of matter is heavy a Daniels’ Logan companies have enough to incompetency aeroplanes common knowledge that it is hardly a subject for- dis- meet any emergency their companies may face The Salt have not enough Each Salt Lake compute and 'he has been as arrogant and arbitrary as he Lake companies pany ought to have a few hundred dollars to provide is incompetent in times of stress !TIt is unfortunate that his row' with the Navy league comforts for its members Ms fm ire should be rmade on issue at a time when the nation A Kansas City man told his wife he married her only Mr Daniels’ short-- v iajiending every effort to forgetour avoid to to a being drafted A fellow in this frame of mind shipping up comings and bring our navy and has to fear in war little But standard where it should have been years ago v i is he fc Mr Daniels has once’ more taken the stand that the and that or the the' is than difficult league Navy attainment navy Economy of if the lengths of bigger skirts and shoe tops are any indication The saving of war is a small matter as compared with his personal efforts ' to cover his ' incompetency with the cloak - of one is wasted in the other : f ' I W authority Wherefore Mr Daniels has barred the Navy admembers : denied its and his from to is be given special attention at the Unipresence Oratory league mittance to naval stations and ships simply because versity of Utah next year- War seems to be shorting some of bis blun- everything— even talk they have had the temerity to criticize even im gone so far ders This autocrat of the navy has other arand What kind of will the news censor make of aCio refuse to aecepf gifts of clothing ticles made for sailors by the women of the United Salt Lake when the Japanese mission arrives heref v A- - M States if tendered through the Navy league M" Some breakfast foods should do well under kth‘e conNavy league is an organization of twelve years’ certed movement toward meatless-wheatlemeals' standing In its membership is included many former or retired naval officers- They are men of prominence and experience in naval affairs Mr Daniels himself admits t£at nine out of ten of the members are patriotic citizens doing a good york but he denies them the right to voice an opinion unless that opinion serves to whitewash his miserable attempts at handling a job which was 'GKRMAX ElfDPBAJfCE tgo big for him at the time of his appointment' amj TH alannlat la alwara wlth u In war as well as In winch has grown beyond his reach sinoe that time peace he thrives upon the creation of bogles upon the ef reckless statements calculated to startle those The Mara Island explosion is still under investiga- making not In possession of the faets But: the alarmist Is not outcome the truth seems the to fear if tion Mr Daniels one he Is many and each of him tells a different story is' told and apparently the investigation is being of- II all of them could get together and come to some agree-me' no be there from the terror which escape might delayed ficially seek to Inspire they EL tHe caused on S Defective equipment Mongolia Hkppily they are full of contradictions and It Is writthe death of two Bed Gross nurses and wounded an- ten ' of contradictory statements that while some must be false no one of them Is necessarily true other Details of similar accidents on the fit Louis and necessarily ex ample-ware told on one and the same day that For St Paul were suppressed by the press at the request of Germany has still about 9000000 effective soldiers under arms that there Is a far greater danger of the starvaTwo United States destroyers destroyed themselves tion of our allies than of the starvation of Germany and all Europe Is facing famine The one alarmist would bv accident and no report has been produced placing the that us believe that Germany's armies are Invincible and have blame Mr Daniels denied that defective shells were that she has abundant food supplies while the other Includes kalserland in a sweeping statement concerning the the cause imminent starvation of all Europe 1 Important documents and records were stolen from Just what and whose purpose is being served in the Che navy department and Mr Daniels excused this 'mark attempt to put the fear of defeat Into American hearts net be discussed It would be a waste of time We of incompetency by saying it was the work of a traitor need have "not never have had and never will have such fears or a spy Tor all that we do want the truth eoneernlng the Euro’After an investigation of defective equipment on the pean food situation and It Is obviously not to be found contradictory assertions of alarmist writers E S Virginia the Senate committee made bold enough in the The fiction the superstition rather that Germany can to ciitidzo the navy department for having failed to endure a war of Indefinite duration Is a piece of German fcnake proper tests bnreaucratio bluff manufactured' expressly for home conbnt available for export If It can find a foreign Mr Daniels has a long list of unexplained blunders sumption has been Imported by one or two persons as a market It informed well tolus credit and the Navy league is pretty side line and Is being boosted but even those who political in regard to his mistakes This is the principal reason read it do not awallow it V Americans know from numerous Independent sources for ms refusal to recognize the work of a capable and and even from official German confessions that the food helpfnl organization situation in Germany is far more serious than It Is in The administration has had solid support in every allied countries We also know that we are producing can get the necessary supplies move it has made since war was ' declared President enough and to spare-anour We across to know allies what is meant intWUson could very materially improve the service and our gatesprecisely within the of commissioners presence who by selectspire confidence by getting rid of Josephus and dif- have come from neutral countries to plead for foodstuffs We have sent those oountrles during the war such quantl ing a man as secretary of the navy who knows the ties of food sa would have kept them going three and four war modem and an ference between popgun elderberry ’ times as long under peace conditions They have been Equipment selling to Germany and It is under the pressure of Ger‘‘ m: 3L‘jLJiib many that they are now pleading with us It has been openly stated In Germany that America's Aircraft Here to Stay embargo on the export of food to neutral countries is a severer blow to than the landing of Ameritor an can In Francs troops and couWe have a big task before ns bnt we are not to be rt It is a project in wnich Utah frightened by foolish misrepresentation of the strength of time should be lost in providing a Germany Who' seeks to make cowards of the Ameripeopla attempts the Impossible and who tries to fool ihitable site for the government The establishment of can them by a forgets that we are not subjects spoon-fe- d jk training station here means more to the state than bureaucratically regulated press but citizens free to read the pecuniar benefits to be derived at this time Ten anything and everything and to apeak as well as think ourselves'years ago flying machines did not mean much to us They for Anyone the note that Germany Is invincible striking appeared as fantastic dreams of crank inventors Air- and can endure state — of war forever Is either a fool or a The air Its familiar alternative San Francisco Chronlcls planes- today present a 'different spectacle plane today is a reality to be reckoned with in the future development of the country In aircraft we see one of the blessings of war We would have them whether we had war or not but without war the perfection of the airship would have been much dower process Before the war we knew that BY"WILLIAM STRUTHERS mother idle dream had home fruit and suspected the lirplane had come to stay Few not actually connected With the development and perfection of aircraft thought ohestnut tree This lightning-blaste- d it would display the power already demonstrated in the With boughs- - contorted gaunt and gray world war By war aircraft- has proven its worth bethe day " Flung on the sky throughout — doubt now We our reasonable in faith so silhouette pin Its dismally yond 'any he hope that it will be the means of bringing peace to the world If airplanes were to lose usefulness with the Then when the day its coarse had run nd'of the coinflict establishment of a training station With stroke artistically bold i A' branch or two in taie' would mean little to the state beyond the small blazing gold derived be to from new the financial advantages Was painted by the parting sun activity I Decent progress has convinced us the air has been But now the winds of early night' innquered in man’s newest achievement It is evident as much With all the aureous glamour fled in peace as v ihat airships must' serve humanity The faint last flash of day fire dead jgi wartime The day is not far distant when aircraft till be an element inthe transportation systems of world Bring to the tree a strange delight — jommerce If they can end wars they can perform Remembrances of bird and nest tasks for 'peaceful nations At this time it would to how as Of shelter given travelers venture aircraft a will to difficult guess le to commerce or Of children breaking open burs world what into predict $ake its entry rj TV' y With present-dawill it of ranches if any joyful 'ahouts in nutting quest transportation see car-we confined it some to y time may lupplant For Like unto songs the weather-scar- s and small mail 'express It is not how-Iv- er freight ng Of drought and storm they seek to heal— without the range of possibility that it will be alof passengers England What a new youth the old houghs feel! "riyned to the transportation ± carried sixteen Das- It links them to the eternal stars ii eady lias perfected a machine that - 19 1917 Saturday's clearings' $203574761 same day last year $1729165914 Week's clearings $1272644212 same week last year $912799526 Here’s the Steel Range You Want—It’s Our “UNIVERSAL” A HANDSOME WHITE PORCELAIN RANGE OF QUALITY You can make no mistake when you Uniselect thla white porcelain-line- d versal Range It will serve you faithfully It assures you perfect results with all cooking and baking and It costa you less than other' ranges of It- has a beautiful standard make extra-wid- e firebox an polished top which Is designed for the use of western fueL The oven linings are reinforced with heavy cast plate It Is ' beautifully nickeled and la guaranteed The Universal will give you satisfaction every minute og the 'day for It la built right designed right and priced : THE' WEATHER - Sunday and Monday generally fair notwmuch change In temperature Following Is the comparative state- ment of weather statistics Issued by the local weather bureau: - TEMPERATURE Deg Highest In today month this since 1274 Highest Lowest last night Lowest this month since '1574 Mean temperature for today Normal Accumulated deficiency since the first of the month Accumulated deficiency since uary 82 01 59 44 70 76 ’ 1 Relative humidity at day Relative humidity at day 6 6 a m p m 770 74 25 12 1 ‘ ALMANAC Sun rises at 542 721 p m seta at FesiSs ch ball-beari- ng 4f ary high-quali- ty With posts and casttine ers Placed in oar Angast Sale at a figdre that is certainly attractive This tabular steel bed will' give endless satisfaction Angast 88 a month 45 Inches PRECIPITATION bourn Total for the twenty-fo- u 00 ending at 5 p m 11 Total for thle month to date Accumulated deficiency for this 22 month toa date Total precipitation since January 1 to date 1076 Accumulated excess since Janu- half-roun- full-leng- th 2-in- 98 down toto- - S2750 right Special price— Pet HUMIDITY Visitors have remarked It— big business has proved It The styles and finishes are so entirely different— so much more desirable— that comparison proves our supremacy THIS 84000 MODEL IN IVORY WITH REVERSIBLE GBAR— OW Terms 8800 Caahi 8800 a Month d By far the best reed carriage value offered today Built of reed and finished In old Ivory corduroy upholstered with sides wings hood and windshield It has n sliding adjustable reed hood and tubular reversible gear foot brake and reclining back Gear finished same as body Beautifully finished A carriage at a low price LITTLE FOR THE KIDDIES Exactly ‘as pictured suitable for children aged from 4 to 6 years With ballbearing wheels and rubber tires Regvalue $1750 ular This week special for idwiUO BI-’CYC- LE ftC Sale price only $787 Terms 8800 Gssh a Month |