Show - THE SALT TAKB CITY UTAH SUNDAY OCTOBER 7 1917 HERALD-BEPUBLICA- N - This for the ' formal guard 'mount afternoon at 4 o’clock the Forty-secon- d regimental band will hold its second Sunday afternoon concert i This week the schedules of tho three a continuawill be Infantry regiments db y s tion of the drills they have already started ' The Twentieth will take up Director 'eg ' Utah Asrfcaltml swat StstlM advanced trench work specialising on under direction of CapRY farminr 'during : tho last few GO tain Bloch For this practice Imitation years has become a very Impormade of wood and having the uoba size tant in Utah wherei it had its xhe article real of exact' andshape ' ' ' birth industry as far aa the United ' States ! will be used ' j concerned Record Firing' to Follow’ The earl y pioneers : Irrigated their War-farH e Instructions in Trench will continue with The 'Forty-secon- d ' crops but in certain sections It was until all not target practice preliminary the years before land above at Fort Douglas by ranges are finished at which time ditchmany and planted A few was plowed Those be will ' record firing begun' these first attempts succeeded many French ArmyOfficer who are ' not firing " are beginning of methfailed It took time to develop trench instruction and drills The foot- ods of’ handling so the that toll ball team under direction of Capt- - J could be raised regularly ‘withcrops the Hundreds of people 'visited the Fort H Reaney Is practicing at the ' target scant precipitation but as y ears passed range? Forty-thir- d more certain until in rs Douglas post yesterday to see the is receiving firing success became The methods dry with many places at their dally drills and learn instruction and practicing at the push farm crops are nowproper as sure as almost v rom point and aim and trigger Irrigated ones' what -- trench and pulldrills' warfare means Three phases of sol- squeeze Gallery practice also is of of a - number Tho r establishment ' routine diering were staged for' the visitors part of their in the stations farm experiment noncomdry Captain Bloch' lectured to during the morning did much to place dry farming the' Twentieth state Trench warfare which formed the missioned officers of on a mote scientific basis and to asAT C A Y His talk the at drills for 'the Twentieth’ was 'carried yesterday proper tillage in discovering of the troops sist on under direction of Capt Henri was ?on- the experiences ' r as Introducing and ' well as methods the war ' of and the at the Bloch French army 'and demonstrated beginning developing crops better suited to arid more graphically than moving pictures first steps that had to be taken to per- climates than those previously grown the manner in which the grenades and fect the army foe the modern methods Diirlng thefirst years of these statrench rhombs are used in- attacking were devoted largetheir tions energies the- - enemy With but’ little imaginat- NEW WAR AGENCY -- ly to making practical demonstrations ion- the Visitor could realize what tit of what could be done In the various means ‘to the men at the front to ‘wait EXISTENCE COMES INTO of the state but now that the parts patiently for- the order to attack' and areas of successful dry farming are while waiting be under a heavy ar6 —A war more definitely outlined experiments of trade Opt Washington tillery fire from the other side Of control of the a more fundamental character can be course if the range of the enemy's council to take entire commerce undertaken is under country’s foreign ' fire is correct annihilation results but consideration by President Wilson New Era Develops whera the shells fall 'short or go over would absorb the heads of i the waiting troops there theThe new organization The passage- of the "enlarged home'administrative present exports Is nothing to do but to listen to tho act by- the United States Constead imone of the most screech of the shells- which only grows board and ofbecome made gress possible "a new era of dry the government’s war farm louder and more intense when thelt-ow- portant in Utah Tracts the development V agenciesartillery-fire- s In answer-makinwhich of settlement previously was Mere control of exports it has been ready for the men- in the trenches to said and the became available impractical suf' has given the government trad- area cultivated was greatly increased go "over the top usually singly or in ficient power to prevent certain small detachments to the attack lands were thrown open to entry South American firms of Ger- New with ing Increased else of homesteads and the Soldiers Uae Rifles man origin who are suspected of aiding the government enabled farm' given by m the Preliminary target practice by many ways Germany ers to acquire sufficient land to- justify Foty-secon- d drew- the attention of use of modern machinery the many of the visitors Although usir WILLIAMS ORDERED This very rapid growth in dry farma rifle is the main object' lnfanof the brought into the Indusnaturally ing try man he does comparatively little TO EASTERN CAMP try many men who knew little or northshooting except when in action and one for this reason target 'practice-iing about it and as a eonsequ'ence all of the phases of a soldier's life v that Maj W G ’Williams adjutant gen- did not succeed Often poor judgment ' eral of Utah has received orders from was exercised in the selection of farms civilian the ordinary knoiri " little about having a Washington to report for duty as bri- which were 'located in onareas ' a not at soil low C and N at Is where Charlotte precipitation Inspection day at the gade adjutant men Saturday of the former na- all suited to the retention of moisture post and those of the “outsiders' who about 40000 are These mistakes did much to retard the mobilizedvisited soldier friends at their Quarters tional guard saw- the barracks in perfect order' In 'l Maj H M- H- - Lund'' assistant ad- normal development of dry farming In the afternoon the soldiers were ’grant- jutant general of: the state will act as Utah' and' other vfestern states - since ed adjutant general during Major Will- every failure regardless of ths cause Saturday half holiday has a hindering effect v f Special attractions- will be offered iams absence from the state visitors today ln two band concerts and Governor Bamberger yesterday grant- ' Utah has millions of acres of land formal guard mount by the Twentieth ed Major Williams a leave of absence well adapted to dry farming likewise on the parade grounds In front of the for' the' period of his participation In in the state there is considerable land mount- war activities’: : band 'stand 'at 11 a m Guard' that can' never'" be successfully-farme: cereone without the use' of irrigation water In is the feature of army ing ’ i "7” the soil must' be of such monies that always has- great attrac' s a nature that the' precipitation of one tion' for all who are Interested-in-mill-tar‘No?"' or two rainy seasons can be stored for drills The two concerts will ' at H “No I stopped that' years ago when the use 'of crops later A' soil therethe post band stand In tbe morning I checked up and found that all the fore that 'is shallow or low 'In water-holdifrom money I had l ever' made' came at 10 o’clock the Twentieth Infantry capacity cannot be used suc— - own Sunbusiness’’ had" Detroit Its band minding my cessfully! In dry farming" :Sama of regular regimental the band plays Free Press gravel near the surface are particular day coneert and SOLDIERS ARE THE UTAH DRY - FARM TAUGHT HOW TO OVER TOP tf 1 ! ’ ’ - sol-die- - - - personal-'observatlo- -- - - - - - - ‘ - - - - - - - - - - i' - ' - - - - - ' - ' - ' ‘ ' ' - - - s - - CHURCH AIDS RELIEF CLAIMS REINSURING WORK FOR SOLDIERS IS AGAINST THE LAW - ‘ - - - V : -- - the-usu- al - -- - - ' - - dry-farmin- A- s To further the work of aiding the Argument In the case of James IL each Wed Thar gwfsnwiw Eve 8L36 Kerb ly undesirable since' they prevent the soldiers the presiding bishopric of the ££ in which Lake the Balt 8!“ against Thur FH Sat Suu Mat return to crops of moisture that has Mormoncb urch has glven'to the to from seeks the Daugh- pialntlff prevent city passed to the lower parts of the soil ters of the Utah Pioneers TODAY—MAT AMD EVE workunder the the old its employes reinsuring ttora W Clawson studio ths- building men’s compensation law was heard by A good dry farm soil is light enough Spencer LEONA LA MAR of the public library The Judge P C Evans yesterday south to work easily and at the same time just ' The Girt With lOOO Eye The plaintiff alleged that 'under the its texture la fine enough to retain a Daughters of the Pioneers will furnish large amount of wator Tho texture these rooms so that they will become law the city must carry Its risks with JAME COURTHOPE la Oar should be uniform to a depth of at regular workshops for turning out the state insurance department where KATHERIYE MURFamily”! RAY least sight or ten feet If these FRANK MILTON Jb DE goods for the soldiers and sailors1 of as the city claims that It' has the right LONG SI ITER! LOVEKBERQ texture are ob- Uncle regarding comemployes-witSam reinsure to' any its SISTERS Sk NEARY BROTHERS served and care Is taken to select a bursees Mrs take the COLE Jb DENARY thus and chairmanClarke It Dina of fit the pany soil free from Injurious alkali In a Red Cross committee of the claims the from of the den city paying Daughters region having at least twelve Inches of the Pioneers asks for ' hearty EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION reand place it on an Insurance company of rainfall during the year the foun- sponses from all Salt Lake women accord its insured The employes city dation of a successful dry farm may There will be a turned the inTbt RETREAT THE GERMJUIS at lng to the law and then rally in the rooms be laid ' The surance Guardian 11 over to the o’clock Casualty morning Thursday AT THE BATTLE OF ARRAS Up to the present time fall wh'eat ofother- organizations to be rep- & Guarantee company Preeeated by Martla Beck aa the has been by far the most Important dry heads resented are Mrs Lille Wostenholme greatest war film ever made judge Evans took thq matter under farm crop in Utah Since the greater and Mrs advisement Priscilla Itlter comes part of the precipitation Eve 10c SSq SOc TSa Slat during the winter months crops planted Tin 10e S5e 50r Bay tickets sen Ticket efflee always eyea the fall are able' to use this moisture more effectively than-- those planted In soil has In part the spring after-thdried out 'Barley oats and 'rye have all been raised with fair success In certain sections com and potatoes have done well 'while In some of the warmer parts of the state the sorghums have found favor In a number of the more favorable localities alfalfa has pro duced a Very satisfactory amount of 6000 Feet Canadian Government Official War Films A big read m' w hill headed by a forage In addition to a crop of seed- The planting of alfalfa in rows for itly glrie—4a the ay af the production off seed Is & practice maeleol heat aad hlggeat remedy la that bids fair to be very successful vaadevllle Alfalfa seed commands a high price and where the yield is good the returns per acre of land are very satisfactory How1 Canada' with a Population Less Than New York A crop that promises well for the fuSix ether Mg featarea Imelodlag White la "The Fatal Riag” Peart ture Is beaiis This crop gives excelPrices re seals aachaagei Put Her Magnificent Army in the Field lent yields and it Is a good crop with which to rotate the small grains Lack of Care Deplore' DESTRUCTION OF BATTLE OF JUTLAND Probably the greatest cause of failure ZEPPELIN IN A RAID BATTLE OF SOMME farming is the lack of care in OVER LONDON BATTLE OF YPRES the land Farmers practice tilling short-cmethods thinking that greatSEA DOGS of ENGLAND BATTLE IN CLOUDS er care la not necessary and as a result they fail completely It la rare And the Hero of the Battle of Tpres that the farmer who practlcea the apa and proved methods 'carefully - year after Prisoner of War in Germany year has a failure The man who expects a full crop when he does only half the proper amount of work is the one who is disappointed In breaking up new land a period of time ahould elapse between plowing and seeding in order to allow the soil to accumulate' sufficient moisture to carry the crop to maturity Deep plowing should be Nans Bryant Balph Cloning er bed to practiced to form a proper seed ' assist the soil In taking up moisture and the Wilkes Players in the v V and to promote the liberation of plant (HIMSELF) thrilling detective drama’ filled food - Since one year's precipitation la x not usually sufficient to produce a to the brim with dimaxes and Tells in Person a Gripping Story of Life in tlie Trenches crop it is a good practice to have the and Behind the Gennan Lines startling surprises — land fallowed each alternate year and necesseason it is during the fallow sary- to keep ' weeds and vegetation of every kind from growing and using ADD DIE KHAKI HOW BRAVE BOVS the stored moisture Since dry farming is necessarily done La-mo- - - - - ’ -- precautions - - - v - SALT Lfl!Em“NIG“ NOW PLAYING - “MIMIC WORLD” lO-ao-- aoe In-dr- y ut - One-Arm- ed n Onel'MOiily si t - - N UVE Popular Prices Evenings 815 50c and 25c children 25o and 15c Matinees at 220 25c children 15a - -- OpeningTonigli- t- SERGEANT ng : h - under difficulties it Is very important that great caution be exercised in the selection of a farm and In methods of it handling ' Greatest Attention Necessary On the irrigated farm fair crops may often be raised even methods are practiced but on tho dry tho greatest attention must' be farm ck detail or failure is sure given to every to result ' Persons who are unfamiliar with agriculture of arid regions should take the trouble to Inform themselves thoroughly on the subject before making heavy Uiyestments in dry farming v Says Dr Ferdinand King New lYorkSPhysician and Medical Author propertySpecial methods are neeeszary to and Worn cope with drought and a 'knowledge Any "Woman Who Tires Easily is Nervous or Irritable or Looks Pale Haggard of these r methods must be obtained beShould "Have Her Blood Examined for Iroii Def iciency fore success can be expected The most careful study' should be made of the Administration of Nnzated Iron Will Increase the Strength and Endurknce of Weak Nervbus Careworn Women precipitation records of an area before on It 100 Per Cent in Two Weeds’ Time In Many Instances attempting to dry farm Immense areas of fertile has Utah soil well adapted to the raising of dry down instead' of ' dosing ‘themselves farm stimulants crops and the experience of more with “drugs CHILD’S APPEAL acd alcoholic beverages lam convinced than forty years has demonstrated that that in this way they could ward off the rainfall in many parts of the state disease preventing it becoming organic conserved is adequate when properly in thousands of cases and thereby the of meet needs the farm to ordinary lives of thousands might be saved whb crops The exact area that will be now die every year— from pneumonia by this brought under cultivation heart trouble and grippe kidney liver Is not known but of method maladies The real other dangerous farming and true cause which started their dis-- It - is probable that it will be many ease was nothing more nor less than times as large as ths area that can be a weakened condition 'brought on by a Irrigatedsuccess lack of Iron In the blood will follow the use of That On account of the peculiar nature of methods In Utah Is farm proper dry and the great drain placed upon In the minds of those as certain re' woman she certain just at periods man to her system the questlon as have who than 'more "much' investigated quires iron that disaster will follow Ignorance and! help make up for the loss-'-carelessness to enIron is absolutely-necessaifood Into able your blood to change no matter SYMPATHY tissue: Without JL i livingmuch ' or what you 'eat your food like "I how spring” do-- without you passes through merely “Why?” don’t get the good anaYou “I don’t care for work at any time ing you any a as out of consequence it strength It is only in spring that I find that but lookand rou become weak pale sickly viewed tolerantly”— Louisville attitude In Tike" to a grow plant trying Courier-Journ- al If you are not deficient in Iron alngsoiljust to yourself strongr or well you owo-IWatch the “Wants” and when r¥oi can yOD there’s a vacancy in the kind of a Mother why dorft you take long you £n house you’vehoped boarding ! NUXATED IRON and be strong to find an unmistakablealways clew to Its whereabouts will be found in' one of Iron three times per day after plenty ana well ana Wava tiira rosy nuxated Use The the “want-adstest your beautiful hcaltKy msvdirrlnwl meaia for two weekssee Then want ad phone Main 767 how much you ' clieeks- instead of b6indSO strength again and have gained I have seen dozens of Women full O Life Vim and be-‘playe- d - nt at-11- - where-slovenl- Curse naemia-Ija- -- - f The home of the screen’s masterpieces Hear the Incomparable American orchestra TODAY AND TOMORROW - li - THE ' In Fred My ton’s screen version of ’Jack' Cunningham’s story “A STORMY KNIGHT” v A 00 LAUGH POWER COMEDYDRAHA Violin sole by Mr Edward Fitzpatrick at Bp u (Hr Fitzpatrick will play any selection on request) - Coming— Mabel Taliaferro in “The : "F - : - STRAND 1 ' MYRTLE GONZALEZ ' rner1rKnwh0n”aBouM' thJi°r doctor gave some to Susie Smith’s mother and die -- as worse off than youare and now she looks just fbw'gaV - - Vitality m - - land oom : 4 y Desert” an r £L--£L V 1Z "9 ”y ££ KT CTSWS?SSS asTwsjteaar'sr - “High Class Entertainment Always” Four Days Commencing at 1230 Today given me mgpt surprising reports in GEO WALSH and ENID MARKET In one of the best pleturss by William Foe r “Tho Yankee Way11 And the 4th chapter of that great outdoor serial “The Fighting Trail” - ln-ea- s-' Sur-Elizabet- n’s Ffoottd -- - - - run-dow- - - - : -- a - - - - - drag-dat- a - - maa-nfaetnre- rs - don-M- Sctiramm-Jobnso- u - - - Two great favorites ‘ “ : TOMORROW TUESDAY TODAY : - - 70 and 9 in “Men of the ai'S - woirh“ S'USkM iron wiatr m N - prices 10 and 20c Three shows daily: 245 W - - Joe Sheftell’s Eight Blade Dots in a southern revne ( Celebrating Day in Tennesseay Five other feature acts same - Coming: — Jack Gardner V - run-down 1ST COMEDY - r7h Hippodrome Vaudeville ' NOW PLAYING ' GEORGE HERNANDEZ EZCBPIIOXAL CAST UNIVERSAL CURRENT EVENTS i “There can be no healthy- beautiful f?r th° Vd’ colo?fVUrh’n Ye5i?°Wr ‘rosy cheeked women without iron" er ch1Wr'nno"t Wood ho York prise flMer aays Dr Ferdinand King a New won the because knew he day simply o kind f ’’In my of great strength and en physician and medical author iron y o u 'the secret filled his blood with iron and durance recent talks to physicians on the grave tke dewent he before into the affray while Son iron of in a and serious consequences many- another has gone down in form' womthat American blood of in the ficiency glorious defeat simply for the lack of can be iron” en I have strongly fact Dr Schuyler CL Jaques Visiting emphasized thoshould New geon of St hospital that doctors never said: more before “I have ?York City firescribe nuxated iron out any medical Information or 'given — for their nervous advice for publication as I ordinarily do not believe in it But so many weak hag-women American women suffer from iron de- -' gard looking f iciency with its attendant ills— Pallor means patients skin of physical weakness nervous irritaanaemia The is an anaemic woman melancholy Indigestion bility the flesh flabflabby sagging muscles -etc —and in pale The of their weakened consequence muscles lack by n condition they are so tone the brain' fags and the liable to contract serious 2nd even and often they be- saemory falls nervous fatal diseases that I deem it my IrritaDts' come weak ' advise all such to take duty to Iron and melancholy despondent Nuxated I have taken it my-le- lf Xfc’hen the Iron goes from 'the and it to my patients given roses women the go of most with and satisfactory-Jlood their " surprising cheeks” results And who wish those common foods the most quickly to Increase their strength the starches sugars tapower and endurance will find it polished Dr Ferdinand ble syrups candles crackers a most remarkable and wonderfully New York soda bread - Phyrician elective King rice white remedy’’ macaroni ' spaghetti and Medical Author telle —k'nxited NOT15 which Is Iron pre' biscuits degermln-ate- d physicians that they scribed and recommended above by physago farina tapioca Is iron no cornmeal sicians In each a great variety of cases longer nor secret remprocesses should prescribe mors organic iron—Nuxated la not a patent medicine to be found Refining one which la well known to Mother bnt of edy have removed the Iron Iron— for their patients— Says anaemia— iron and whose iron constituents are wide- Impoverished Earth from these prescribed by eminent physicians both foods and silly methods of home deficiency— is the greatest curse to Hie health iy Is Earops and America alike tbe older down the by throwing cookery Iron products It Is easily asslm water in which strength vitality and beauty of the modem Inorganic waste pipe the are listed does not Injure tbe teeth make cooked are our vegetables black nor upset tbe stomach on tbe another grave American Woman— Sounds warning against tbem responsible for contrary It is a most potent remedy la ' i Iron loss nearly ell forms of Indigestion as well as “Therefore If you wish to preserve your use ’of metallic iron which for nerronn rnn down conditions The Un each great confidence la nnxsted iron vim and vigor to a ripe old age youthful that they offer to forfeit 610000 to any charitable Inthe Iron 'deficiency In may injure the teeth corrode stitution you must 'supply If they cannot take any man or woman unfood using some form of organic your SO who lacks Iron mad Increase their strength Iron Just asbyyou would use salt when your the stomach and do far more der cent or orer la four weeks time provided 100 per food has not enough salt have no serious organic trouble They also of-e advises they As I have said a hundred times over harm than good fer to refund yeur money if It does not at leastIron is the greatest of all strength use your strength and end n ranee In ten days’ time organic I of only nuxated iron Nux builders If people would only take dispensed In this city by Drugs and all good drnggiata atedIron when they feel weak or run - -- ’V - nervous and irritable all the old-T-he "r - t Herald-Republic- or AN : v “SOUTHERN JUSTICE” The quaint story ef quiet Kentucky- neighborhood electrified by a - ” TODAY AND TOMORROW The quaint droll comedian The dainty screen queen SUPPORTED - - WALTER POULTON MGR - y oftoStafihSrhw f Jury of Fate1 - ' : Regular matinees Thursday and Saturday Matinee prices 15 anl 25 cents boxes 50 cents Night prices 15 25 35 and 50 cents Boxes 75 cents - UNIVERSAL WEEKLY— COMEDY ng wcSow “People who live in glass houses should not throw stones AND BROWNIE VERNON FRANKLYN-FARNU- - habit-formi- Inc presents a thrilling adventure In a chase ' for true love’s sake Bluebird Photoplays t ’V A thrilling and intense photoplay of cattle rustling days in iWypming when human life was held cheap THRILLS! STUNTS GALORE! PUNCHES! Cheyenne Frontier Day Champion riders appear in this strenuous picture while “Doug” apparently plays a lone hand against the rough riders of Wyoming ' Heant-Path- e Pictures and" War Review Paramount Pictographa Animated Cartoon Shows start 1230 2 330 5 630 8 930 NOTE—You might get a better seat at the matinees - j - I - - 1 j - p MART FrLLGB In the unique story 'THE BEAUTIFUL IMPOSTER” ‘ Star featurette AT BAY” Ghost” feature with Special “Gray Eddie Polo THE LONG GREEN TRAIL” Black Cat story Tomorrow— IRENE HUNT to THE SOLDIER OF TI1E LEGION A Gold BeaL Modern ventilating system S-r- eei PILLS CHICHESTER SBRAKO W PllUla r with n rJSKV SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVESCYWHEES Enjoy the Vigor of Yoath riErjyour and ztnngth Bs Restore vitality healthful and energetic Use RICORD’S RESTORATIVE Sold at ell Bchramm-Jof- a Price 6100 cr at Drag Btom FTve v |