Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-10-03 | Page 9

I d'A' -'-Zk SALT HEBALD-REPUBLIC4N THE LAIE V ' OCTOBER CIIY LAKI-7 ' 1 9 1913 3 -UTAHRIDAY ' " "" MODERN I TOUCH WINNERS PRIZE ) STATE AT AIR YoBrOppor umi AS LEADERS — MARTIAL O AMERICANS r ly ’A w MARCH IN y:'fe ‘-t? wHMMBmMwMWMBBwaMaMawMMBaMEwaaMMi -4-V V COLOR TO O AIR WORLD PROGRESS Is f three centuries the tropics were white deadly to "the man — plague snots of the western world 'where all forms of fevers abounded and death stalked Despite abroad at noonday the declaration of a British-India surgeon named Warburg that when the human blood is thoroughly poisoned fever will not attack a person so yellow thousands died from Indies and in the West H fever-annually ports of the SpanishMain Warburg’s discovery was the more remarkable at a time when absolutely made nothing was about the germ known theory of disease White men were chief sufferers The colored races from yellow largely immune It “white fever was man’s burden” has Col Crawford' Gorgas William of the tropics achieved the reconquest for the white race He has won by saving His instead of sacrificing life is In contrast to those ’of achievement imperial commanders who triumphed by the destruction of human existence In Cuba and at Panama he has demonstrated that the white maintain man as canefficient his health and perform work in the tropics as in the temperate zones He says: ZarJAr “I dare to predict that in a few hundred years localities in the tropics will be centers of as powerful and as that civilization as any Dixon exist ina white ii the temperate zones” economic This will usher in a new era in the world’s history What a prediction by a scientific man It’s more than worthy of it credence! is a probability a dream has Not always does the manout who first gleam of an idea work its the problem of cleansing 'When itself immediately Havana presented following the expulsion of the Spaniards Colonel Gorgaswas with the undertakingDr Carlos charged inley a long-while practitioner in ? Cuba acquainted him with a theory that yellow fever was from transmitted one human creature to another by the was only a theory mosquito It special effort had been no to establish the truth It made seemed contrary to belief but Gorgas set about heroic tests in brave which three American physicianssacrificed younglives their to solve the mysteryof sci Infantry and Utah jsfe -7- Militiamen Present Stirring Spectacle (Continued The reviewingstand Colonel Irons his staff on and played joined the the stand there received with grand stand Cheers had also regimentalband x terms never-before gives piano buyers because : while A Ok ’MS® governorand rousing They from cheers they marched past the been accorded to and to the color guard as higli-giadc an $8500 are irresistible and Our Beiuodeling Sale that $21500 to £ 3 I w the city - Distinguished spectators of the and aside from the governor and the Mormon members of church presidency included Senator Reed Smoot the mayor of Salt Lake Jesse Knight of Provo and other well-known Utahns Members of the staff the on were Adjt reviewing stand Gen A Wedgwood H M H Lund IS S Wright Rodney T Badger C A Quigley Lawrence Green IS G Woolley Jr A Whitney reeman Bassett and Wesley King ollowing the review a dinner was - sale Grand & champion Hereford cow (lorence Stamp) by owned C Sons the field price-cutting state cmi meet such low prices and low terms on this pianos and players Every instrument is discounted Steinway and Apollos excepted) city class or Choose best highgrade of (1914 from styles the world’s The Pianos makes fas-cinating ' f ' z you all I: know— I usefulness L A s f S v f STEINWAY insanitary S 'x' ' ' At ' '' 4 ¥ MEHLIN the directors’ quarters by of the fair to the distinguished guests of the day including Senator Smith Smoot PresidentsJoseph IT Lund and Charles W Penrose Apostle Rudger Clawson and Presiding C Nibley of the Bishop the W Mormon church governor and mayor The usual program of entertainment ence was held in the evening Mrs The loss of those precious lives was Annette dive” due to a process similar to vaccination Barker again her “fire made It bite of an from the sixty-foot accomplishing was assumed that the tower insect might result in mild the feat in safety Her husband did form of the fever followed by complete not try his roller skate slide and dive proved sadly immunity:but that theory After his two from exclusion of the narrow escapes repetition inaccurate although death fair officials forbade persons yellow a mosquito fromsuccessfully having of the feat fever being attained the insect ceased to be a carrier of the In the coliseum the usual live stock disease Then Gorgas demonstrated was held and after that the pageant and that yellow fever can be transmtited vaudeville wild west features female only by a stejomyia I a crowd which packed the which has bitten a yellow fevermosquito patient hall Tlie dog pony and monkey show within three days after he has drew well during the afternoon With the disease Such insects have the greatly increased each of an incubationperiod of not less than crowd before the bite will inoculate the buildings twelve days where exhibits are shown in a person who turn nonimmune was packed while the various concessions within will develop the disease six and side shows reaped a harvest days which made them forget the lean days the great discovery This was and made of the early week by his brave assistants Gorgas pond the yesterday sale The crusade then began Every During afternoon H of cattle was Belgian horse blue ribbon and sweepstakes winner owned by J was held in the coliseum The marsh and stream near ofHavana flooded with a coating crude herd of fat steers belonging Clinger of Provo champion John H carbolic acid and resin This to Seely of and Mount Pleasant E G the Adney of was sold to treatment destroyed mosquito E D Sullivan of Corinne Park City They & Allen and brothers: third M Ritchie Machine company is its display Rfourth officer Maj brought an average price of $150 per Another British-India of prizes which were awarded H Moyle expressed the belief that head This morning big auction sale Stallion years and under first and second Ronald Ross for various leading exhibits carried from of registered stock will be held in the R Allen and brothers malaria was one person Wagons food graders a rangearea potato Stallion year and under years first to coliseum commencing at 11 o’clock anotherby the bite of the anopheles sorter and washer among R Allen and brothers second and third Sleet power mosquito Therefore Gorgas extended Poultrymen these gifts In the fore of the exhibit H Moyle the to the anophele as well as to State is a sorter its knives covered Mare first R Allen the war The first annual meetingofwastheheld years and over histories of stegomyia theof life Poultry association of Utah in with manure red white and blue paper and brothers second M Ritchie third G R these two the insect forms were the coliseum at & Vehicle company Parry fourth R Allen yesterdayafternoon They bred and The Utah Implement were o'clock This was to be the first of a in illy years and under first R Allen worked out its conclusively shows machinery second studied Soon it was proved among R Allen and brothers third H series of annual meetingsto be held at and a power Moyle that they do not originate the motiona large water pump the fair for discussion of poultry problems The Minneapolis Stallion with one of his get first second and germs either of yellow- fever or malaria spraying machine The election officers and such third R Allen & brothers They Machine company has on carry both after biting the I business is Mare with one of her colts transactedat the winter Threshing three gasoline propelled threshers first and second affected human beings The stegomyia R Allen and brothers third G R Parry meetingheld at the time of the show the of different types all in motion The Insects are natives of India and the best stallionany age silver cup The speakers yesterday were Moline Plow Philippines yellow fever shows buggies Sweepstakes the organism president of the association company R Allen and brothers W L and binder been taken into those Stallion years or older bred by owner gold never has Bramwell of Ogden Horace H Ensign A third center of machine activity is medal countries are not R Allen and brothers Hence mosquitoes W be found south of the coliseum Stallion under to health or life there W Browning of Ogdencollege Byron to years bred and owned by dangerous the Utah Agricultural mostly ot gold medal R Allen and brothers the American government W where several otherareexhibits of located One ot Champion stallionbred and owned by exhibitor to the rench canal McHenry Murray and John R Waddell small complete Colonel machinery gold medal R Allen and brothers a poultry judge from Idaho the largest of these is that of the failure at Panama Gorgas was Mare under years bred and owned by of the mosquito puts on sent to take a census gold medal R Allen and brothers company which cleanliness action display irrigation in a and owned by exhibitor population His weapons were pumps Champion mare bred driving a food gold coal oil quinine and quite as small gasoline engine medal R Allen and brothers all else education of the to grader Get of stallionfour colts eithersex get of as a corn sheller and a washing same important stallion bred and owned exhibitor natives His main battery was engines scales and so machine otherstalls R Allen and brothers and quinine He and stanchions for first began in on Louden’s Product of mare two colts eithersex American 1904 and in sixteen cattle are shown in a booth months had nearby bred of same mare first R Allen and May while the Miller-Cahoon has conquered company brothers last of yellow fever of Emerson-Brantingham case stud stallionand four The in December the wheelsgo roundIs one a big exhibit mares 1905 Watching and tractors showing also Champion R Allen and brothers of the favorite pastimesof fair visitors threshers discs Best gated saddle horse 'gold medal B In Mayof 1906 Gorgas saw that the They are the wheelsof the canal numerous large gang in the Studebaker Redman natives zone swallowed tractors threshers and other wheels go of round capsules of quinine machines but Best trick horse L Covington Utah’s exhibit 1575000 of less utility the farm Company Best driving team single driver W mosquito-breeding more or on of interest there nevertheless Every miles was deluged with within crude which are shown in the exhibits of the there is much contains all sorts This booth Best saddle horse raisedin Utah leather twenty big machinery companies mosquitoes the oil All the fifty varieties of and conditions of vehicles from B Redman The sick rate was The biggest exhibit on the groundsIs had to go “patented sheep herder’s camp” to the situated in the that of Landes & Co to 17 The isthmusof is given per 1000 automobile Here each northeast section of the grounds Here health resort Gorgas day became a trained in sanitation small boys’ Panama gasoline tractor hauls away a wagon a had 2000 men is near the grand stand plow in a circle like an gang running by the This exhibit organized and its cool tented walls cover provided army for the mosquitoes hour withoutany attention or guidance in the poultry and Oil was visitors in the course of the day Additional awards stands with its and and quinine A thresher top open many of the state fair gallons per year — plgeondepartment benefit — 160000 The greater for the invadingarmy platform alongitsThe side for thenoiseless amount of the of the curious of the judges were made public almost the Avery engine running of which anuay wua xiing xeuiSiuuS attracts yv&ici drives this thresher comment follow: nounced I gasoline engines of mixersandwell Concrete PET STOCK various kinds as as wagons and Guinea pig— irst Milton Backman Bestpair other exhibits are shown and awards of Amhurst pheasants— A M Vander Vlies Pair Saddle horse awards busy corner is that behind Another prizes in the horse English ring neck pheasants— irst D Heath air the manufacturers building where the the major general at public by the were Minneapolis Threshing department madeyesterday star athletes company the state A thecomparison of 625 with fair association The Utah of 580 Implement & Vehicle company Naval academy silver cup for the best and the in both cases from the MolinePlow sweepstakes the classes company by stallion of any age was won & of 1892-1911 that Wagon Machine company shows apparently R Allen Bros exhibits are placed who also landed heavily the nonathletes are In better physical runningin that in other from near the big exit gates to the awards The decisions of condition than the athletes gate the judges follow: automobile A notable feature of the ConsolidatedStallion years and over first and second officials in the in a few days and we must have our our store will commence This is a fearless way of the workmen is of swept clear competition as no other music house in the in of cultured review staff e Alterations pianos out T f given prices makes at appeared the national flag The troops left the field at the west exit and marched to go a William with back - Z and Players to given on opportunity to ROM SAVE ' mo :::?::?!-:: nnnDOOJQaMngmnBajBBinnninnDiDoaTi jnnnnnnrnnnnODnnimi Pianos of Stock on A ' the ' Cheers Given Soldiers ollowing the Twentieth Capt C Webb led the battery were the - from Page 1) turned in beside band i I $50000 immunized stand i' Now OR 'f'' Twentieth Here J r z t KIMBALL Apparently Anthon K- ks4 Wi i ft I NEWTON KURTZMANN i WALWORTH infected $ Li LESSING ESTEY a CABLE-NELSON f- HARDMANN entertained Ji Y ’'I CECILIAN and contracted a petroleum Wagon APOLLO OPEN STORE EVENINGS UNTIL M P 8 PLAYER-PIANOS 1 THE A SAMPLE O $250 Styles bushed tuning actual value WAY mahogany and oak Remodeling price pins ull ARE THEY metal plate Ow If I a 2 3 J 2 J $300 Styles $350 Styles latest 1 plain and designs fancy mahogany Remodeling price oak or Standard grade j O&g As J 3 J J 5 J 2 3 ully J J J J makes walnut mahogany and oak cases Worth $350 everywhere Remodeling known guaranteed OfiawO p $400 4UU Styles plain cases standard Colonial designs Well known quality fully guaranteed Remodeling price il 3 J Alderf 3 $450 makes Styles best grade standard Pianos guaranteed a The names of these makes a guarantee of quality eling price exhibitor H-! $5 VfaOO J When J decided A Q etime lif fh fa J a Low As price J exhibit well y Terms J J yesterday PRICED 9 Remod-S 1 x J airbanks-Morse 3 exhibitor J rom Big Harvester Small Potato Peeler Shown Everything $500 Styles Circassian walnut and mahogany highest grade best pianos made A lifetime piano Remodeling price $550 Styles mahogany and figured best pianos made Once-in-a-life J petroleum b- J J walnut uprights finest and opportunity Remodeling Per fa Q yj Month price occurred r trophy J No $34700 Player-Pianos two-grain J Up and McHenry -’ace saddle Library reduced six-cylinder Poultry Ending self-lifting a Awards ree Terms Exchange— $800 Monthly Up entrance THE IMPROVEJIENTS decisions Allen Stallion Wins Prize Sweepstakes Thomas’ Lunch State jPopuZar ! T I nonathletes Per-cheron Consolidated J order ! u Exclusive Grand Pianodisplay 3 People’s Store Department At Home Conference 8 Health tion SALE NOW THE AND ON OLD IRST LANDMARK CORNER SOUTH STREET D S Knit Men’s and Ladies’ Garments— special prices part wool Men’s and ladies’ $149 garments $250 value ladies’ fleeced gar Men’s and $150 98c value ments Ladies’ fleeced hose heavy Ladles' 25c Geneva silk hose 35c rii 11 rlrn’s heavv fleeced 19s value $298 Boys' suit clothes Bed blankets 59c 79c 98c and up I I -15c blankets $298 wool and girls’ fleeced lined Boys union suits — Ladies’ fleeced lined union suits flPACAH lined vests and $398 All 59c - Ladl?s’ pants Children’sbear $350 Heavy 25° skin coats $198 value flannelette long Heavy fleeced lined Children’sdresses WE 59C INVITE YOU kimonos $149 98c 25c up kimonos TO Missionary We will give 25 missionaries full dress Men’s value choice Men’s Men’s $125 and boys’ If petticoats follows food wise and per hats telescopes cent off to sweaters dress shirts values L is to food-ready 59c 2 NO direct from in it ONE BLOCK SOUTH O TABERNACLE x which perfect condi jl w ' ? concentrated easily and quickly in digested — generally about one hour : Nature for rebuilding both body and Awarded CHAKLTON’S There’s a Reason” Grape-Nuts This THOMAS least interesting feature of the gastronomically to QUIT Season’s Uoats ' director HOUSE East irst South 13-19 Bx Ks J Entire Stock of Suits Hurry! Join fe J Sacrificed urs bl '"'I the Crowd I officials Bau-berten -and -which Charlton display Gloak&SuitGo Bv 321 South Main i I Opposite Walker’s J J i i t CERTIICATES LARGEST MUSIC Stylish Women’s and inclined Mediterranean for Call Consolidated C Store years QUIT! Wagon Are S the contains vital elements required by fifty CONSOLIDATED Ba MUSIC CO?® awards-hpin? va The most departmentsof the fair large expensive award was a was power to washingJ machine which for given Mrs G of the best Smith Murray Not exhibit in the fancy works department the Other prizes follow: is second floor of Best collectionof bench work— L D U found on the the coliseum Theodor? Miller’sexhibit Keen Kutter tool where T Thomas its oncabinet oak piece office of the fair supervisor of (Won on quarter-sawed furniture) Best appearing draft team— Pagricultural and commissariat department Moran Slusser-McClean tongue scraper Best holds forth Here have been matched draft team— O P Washburn drag and dined the judges fair lunched Bost display sacks and sheaves of and other guests of importance scraper grain— Uinta county Wonder grain grader Best visited the fair who have display farm products—Morgan county Wonder does' not make appropriation The fair grain grader Best pen of poultry—Adolph for all the good things Mr basoball:bats Best display pet six sets the table for the guests rank Tall five baseballbats Best Thomas on stock— deft arerupigeons— Grant and Charles White four or nimseit ana tne rair Best display Ameripan poultry—No 345 with exhibitors o£ edible things he bats ing exhibit tliree bats Best display has secured a long list of exceedinglyU" AC poultry No 308 U A exhibit two digestible and tasty articles from prize — Mare and foal rearedin Utah — George It fruit and bread to butter and bats cream was Parry of Elsinore twenty-five pounds Capewell even meats When some delicacy Exhibit of sheep— C Allen &’Bros of the director general of the nails in question Draper same nail prize Best boars and three scrupled commissary department has not bred by exhibitor sows under one year — John to go down into his own pocket T Caine 111 same nail prize Best Hereford at the Dixon of Payson same nail prize The heaviest day’s attendance calf—G: stallion— B Allen & Bros “Thomas cafe” was 'Wednesday when Best draft same the nail prize queens and maids of honor' were T the fair than today Awards were made by judges yesterday of the prizes given by the Wagon & distributed Machine company in I I CREDIT ETC Bring your Credit Vouchers or Piano Certificates to Us We Have Proposition to a Very YouAttractive One that Will Save Make You Money i more There were 169 presenthason that guests occasion while the average been 125 to 150 Among the guests yester day noon was william wooaneaa Of San rancisco business manager Of Sunset and president of magazine the AssociatedAdvertising Clubs of America Consolidated Prizes '11 “ is sustaining brain GATES ' airtight O our binding guarantee—A guarantee that has stood the test for thasp rious Grape-Nuts It food 1 eat sealed packages keep tion Ii choice wheat and crisp delightful a of barley all sizes Men’s work gloves 25c 35c 35c 49c Men’s canvas gloves 10c val 5c ue pair Men’s leather coats $850 $598 value In our shoe will department we have great for this sale reductions GROCERIES! GROCERIES! 100 patented handled house 25c brooms 50c value Our own brand creamery but ter 65c pounds for bacon Hams sugar etc Cheaper than the cheapest RELIABLE Department V 49c goes TO HOLDERS VOUCHERS PIANO 1862 Grape-Nuts made $149 from each UTAH’S OLDEST Established L — $350 new with OLDEST LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE all and UTAH’S it selec-: r ONLY l $198 grips LEAVE YOUR GRIPS AND PACKAGES— CHARGE OLD People’s all silk Ladles’ $375 values of RICHARDS i Abroad or Semi-Annual ! rooms Player-Piano Piano room Estey Chapel Organ room and rearrangeall present Renovate and rooms repaperand tint walls These improvements mean our store will be in the hands of workmen several weeks J fry new Second-hand 4 3 1 room feet square S3 Three Notice Call in today and see these Remember wonderfulbargains these instrumentsare all yesterday a Shop in The Herald-Republican before you shop in the stores f