Show i’ rt ‘ - U i - sra tease 3 - -v w t - v j - -iTii ’ £ J" -S -sa? t VC - - —- kr — x u j- -3ta 6 -r r x A?e tar- ' V 1 f I I r 1 r Wk-Ml Wk Mb m Wr “Vi r'y iTr f-’ J"TI "-jPfcRf Elallllllllll ’ll BlIJIllJIIWLlI rn ir iach aiu ’ r’KP a VUIeVyUi I I irk’V B 1 rSl ' r 1 ‘ r ’r L j L - O r x JHE ' J ir OR REGULATION ! ” WMMUi ' IIUIL I ’j L I t it cMW 1 V v " ' 1 f U rf b-’ ‘ ax : t ' xx ‘ o orr for iAAn r " pound full a of can SALT HEBALD-EEPUBLiaAN for raising cattle and horses has been the prohibition of fencing and efforts to their stock handle through this has often resulted in prosecution means for violation’of the fence laws That the proper of cattle and handling horses requires the constructionof fences in certain localities is recognized by all Therefore it was with gratification that the stockmen much learned of the willingness of the forest service not only to allow the fencing but to with them in the of such improvements This has reduced the losses from stra'ying and theft and has enabled the stock-men successfully raise higher grade to The stock and to get larger calf crops of fences has also been construction an importantfactor in preventingthe spread of disease and reducing the losses from poisonousplants of the Early in the administration forests'it was found that nastures were stock for holding whichother was needed being gathered for transfer and to marketneed rangesor for shipment provision was this made to meet The pasture privilege was afterward to include pastures for saddle extended horses and pure bred or graded of stock and to give settlers way holding limited a amount of winter range adjacent to tneir rancors HEWLETT’S Wbolgrowers to Send Commit tee to Denver and Washingtan to Give Advice Powder Luncta Baking 1 Your will grocer supply you LAKE CITY UTAH SATUBPA am SSL y a ' 1914 t — ’ ALL guarantee every and STATES the give Prohibition KPa Wffnt bblS “ KSam fw JI bBSS WJgTOIBtLSwbMHBn fc1 sgw &! gggai y-a SKSuBKAa t I 1-d s&s ESS WBIaArAr wsw-saa ML ' M BaaRSBSsl u- K&E3I BHa tIS y I Arsa R j - rrmWI WyefeCTWU Ml 'I can to satisfaction of Great Development of ars t P3K xaaaa Strongest the W WiMriiidW mm a STORE at wri OPENS m SATURDAY a Ehtir the of a a m AT 10 a M A Iete n - uo&xL' 1 i We Green wl St i 41 j ? l of 10 REE Stamps Our At 5 1 r Book A Water most important It was water be done in the stock watering and ol B i t5 &E5LLJ Baits Trading 01 v 'HO Give 4 IJTiiiiiaOA T A -V' Clearance Bay Values rm ' Wdf'A r- k -afe® thelast Saturday ® amcxaaua j IKSnL “P e - w a Associ- rrm “taagj aSsSS aasfl OfaaSL plsl T -Ji f- ? aaaw i EOagsaEl fi3 Si®sllB Bi Wa KLUg jeJaEHi mb S Ha Bl ate Spread Every a ‘ pasturing - Parlor Premium i" rr i the v on f j jij: i' A 3rd loor 5 Oil) Ui V i Overcoalii o - - and ' "’ to grass the “Next orester of three or five Mr committee Gooding need of live stock is desired that each state woolgrowers’ found that much could a a association send one or more in Stock ?ne“ sra members wav of improving the Bed to of the committee facilities Washington as members on the national forests In order that the conditions started Discussionof ihe proposal of the fid-ral right In the beginning we vK-P1 in each of the Marseilles V V public jo Which govern grazing cleaning out the seeps and springs governmentto placethe rom the cheapest to the finest Spreads hemmed the attention Plain under supervision as regards states should be called to piping the water into troughs building fringed and scalloped ends Wf n'T1 of sheep and cattle upon the of Congress and the departments reservoirs and doing whatever else sBSili? Vi filo the sole topic before the lie said that a general Jaw upon the THAN MILL COST ON SHEETS was help to increase or secure a better LESS ranges might subject of grazing and leasing upon the NationaLNVoolgrowersconvention at 'its During use of the water supply JJrst session yesterday The address of public domain would not do there each PILLOW CASES as 1912 a report was secured from AND it A Potter associate forester of the are conditions make necessary forest The figures secured show 676 which tor the last day it will pay you to lay in a goodly supply United States upon in to pass law which will water development projects of Saturday "Improvements Congress which of the cost define tne rights in certain states and save a large part Range Conditions"resulted in a 173 were developedexclusively for the j SECTION DID THE RECORD to send a committee to the forest service in LANNEL of 1 Governor Gooding also touchedHe lightly as more OUR a many and live stoMc in next upon the tariff question 320 solely showbeing Denver witlppermittees LIKE THESE: given tha that the price of wool by the stockmen BUSINESS WITH VALUES week the committee would to consult with the cattlemen dfop at least 80 cent this year figures are not available power per Complete and heads of the department In view of this he said that action 7y2c Outing lannel light departmental as to the new acreageof range brought of' regard should be taken that the In -GIVING agriculture in to at once so into use by this development V I into the law matters which sheepmen would be party to any alone 65000 and dark colors yard Arizona and New Mexico iJr have been called" to the attention of t'he by Congress He said he was have been acres of new range made 8 their conflicts with in favor of either the Lever bill the by water projects developed Outing lahnel light sheepmen through the available will be the biggest day in the history of pur not SATURDAY the departments interior and bill all of j 1 of Gronna bill or the Mondell by the forest service in of within before the and 420000 and dark colors yard business if low prices it over grazing stock which are pending House with the stockmen acres can make so Boys’ Clothing Qur hktlonal forest reserves by projects and Senate made available developed Scott In the national 485000 entire stock of 2000 M Anderson of Idaho made the forest commenting upon by the stockmen a total ot 10c Outing lannel light fi3Zi Boys’ Suits and Overcoats— values ranging Gooding — by waterdevelopment motion Then followed short addresses grazing rules Governor acres of new range 4 V the V to Upon the subject by prominent sheepmen called the attention of in these two states alone and dark colors yard $1000— are thrown into three big lots at from all parts of the intermoun-taln to the fact that the sheepmen is still great possibility for ’There west Qov rank R Gooding had hard battle to obtain their rights along this line On the 12 c Outing lannel light improvement of Idaho ormer advised the conventionto in national forests He complimented Pecos forest there 90000 acres the art 2V w’ith the if it and dark colors yard lawmakers In Mr Potter and said-that would carry 500©duecattle or which efforts to the lack Washington and with the cattlemenso had not been for his untiringtrying sheep now unused of patterns suited for house wear comfort covering that there to Hundreds to bear the sheepmen would still be of and that could be largely might be brought water bv quilts dams costing $1000 pajamas etc bring convince the departmentthat they had four ail ail H influences which would Congress the Auerbach Linens to realize the true condition of affairs rights which were not being respected each On the Tusayan forest there are most reliable made — Saturday — Upon the public Mr had not 200000 acres not fully utilized which I domain so that there been Gooding said that there at Reduced Prices in the White would carry 1000 more cattle than it i would not exist have misunderstandings an administration nuch as arisen between had does if properly The heretofore his which now watered House during memory -Mlllp th© the forest has 2100 acres ALL LINENS BY THE YARD ALL TABLE SETS ALL Lil with the stockmen of Sundance which sheepmen and government depart-ments west made available by were developing TEA SETS ALL NAPKINS Sensible buyers will invest for presentand future wear Bcfrs' -a PATTERN CLOTHS ALL and plans have was fr four springs in 1913 While Mr Anderson’smotion C lothing of quality was BeW HaffenbArth Wins Point TOWELS ETC YOU LOSE YOU MISS THIS the executive been made for developing twenty ALL never sold for such small prices committee to appointa springs in 1914 A great time Saturday Presidentthe rank Hagenbarth many ofin CHANCE gavel and took the floor the forests will show similar work He said that the woolgrowersassociation development accomplishedami possible afford the of Blslck could not uev eiopinen in me Children’s leeced expense 200 Bolts AGAIN ON SATURDAY I Have ancy Ribbons VI fifteen or sending twenty men to Denver and Washington He said that the Oranges sweet big and juicy Sill worth to 40c a H UplEkaWHLQlaa Aw ranis 000 Moved to send sheepmen wanted to the committees I a H without' putting to pay Trnlnaa nt up money yard go at yard a dozen for and that the officers have ii'aAAaaaa 324 So of Idaho 0I expenses work and the membership Leader class taffeta ribbons to done the High Viking Sardines or Viking Kippered and in excellent selection Misses’ leece Lined jiijnWBfckg has been rather lax in putting up the inches wide Main St Herring 2 cans for advised state striped He that each MttiB of styles' in checked c J money Senate Says ree aitfA suited for fancy a Union Suits at etc 26c CaliforniaHome Ketchup' matterand send its own flowered caucus in the On sale delegates but that only a small committee n Hi IS BM work sashes hair bows etc Severe Blow 1W thwuSi W special bottle W of the association be only No C O D no mail M Values to 75c Sizes to 12 veirs named Saturday 1 prevailed and a WTsse orders on these on 4tii tloor S3 vvnite His committee Grocers— views 1 from of three will be appointed tne l'T’ I delegates JiSil Guarantee roniAr with aacnolntlAn to the National Live Stock convention Mark-Down SRaJ lIX II tn t All Denver and the department heads at Washington took part in the Among others who Work E O Sei of Mon Ii ! Says best money refunded or fencing of Handicap ’ 8J4 -f HBtB - t REPRESENT SBJ J x j-: ' j - MrS AS it JANUARY r- f SI construction co-operate TO - -D’ -z v mi -4 -i I'' ' 1 J? a r-ilbfArfr a H decision national cooperation predicted Incorporating law-passed in rl Climax J® VALUE -nl a ' l-3c agriculture co-operatlpn convention 5’gjli a 20-000 co-operate O developed $18 f85 $945 a i : " i co-operated i 5 -? - a I I J " relinquished l i u I u i e Ifc 91 aIL 5 I 'if 25c 6 B i ' - 0J J 39c- " i i B I - I' Jr - W Wool I 2 4 -Now i rw Also carry -I a full line II' up-to-date I call M of rllciisslnn were way NV Jonn NV tana George Austin of Utah John Hart of Idaho of Utah Aquila Nebeker of Idaho D Miracle of MartinGarn and Montana Nathan Ricks of Idaho portion of the address of Associate Aorester Potter in which he dealt with the forest service had means whereby to use of the public endeavored make more value to the stockmen range of follows: greatest handicapsupon ’One of the stockmen using the open public range and Jewelry Watches On account reduced rent can save you andjglveyou better values money If of in k your "watch and see me T needs repairing McKEE S tel actory Kxpert Main S Um i ? r ri tU!' p -r5 -ry ? fl fc ' ’ i AT SjsSiiijAii jI — ' Commencing An A i 1 Suit ill 40 V $20 $25 The amous IM or $30 JWW H ’ "U-Z - J " JOHN O’Coat ?' from running caraculs made of broadcloths styles 4 ''4 sizes W BRI 47 ‘ LESS $650 $700 J HART Bizaa 8 to to atrachansunlined $ Strattford Suits all black and blues also — — I ' each at 0 k uaWJMJ’JLl ' H M HllBSM JRRaa 'S3 ’ fl ' aSH ' H’r ' ' g3 Overstocked We’re with OB Green mahogany Havana jiur-ple newest models belt and globe button trimming stunningmodels belted tan and 1 and scarlet 135 Coats priced $2250 Suits : sWcjsHJSa fl m fl ‘ k -fl Dresses and -01 ? S U J ‘ navy 1 r : ’ to - - $2500 at v ir ur aa bCTXtar ufds x sr m r-i AB I Salt leaker will know no other sale this great mark-down event None so broad in scope None presenting' so marmany attractive styles nor such asavInB’J velous opportunityfor substantial Decidedly the time of all times td Invent?' like-Auerbach 4 1 ' 91 t ‘ — x i ---"kBi " ' 1 1 1 - - A I a GRAYS SWEET POWDERS OR CHILDREN LAD’S DOG AND YOUNGSTER CAUSED BEING PLACED Rm I ’-‘r fl -J-- f-W ‘ ’ J n A ISHER! J SSctSP1 J f r J labor Suppose I ire BEER i a my I SALE BULL PUP $250 INTERRUPTED WHEN BICYCLE RUNS OVER DOG Idahosaid I w MOTHER KICKED correction 1 Mr: a 1 oilier leasou for selling the bent mnde clothCs at a price so ’much under their real worth HU representsbut half the actual I -building i'll- PENNY rn-ftin HEAD STORES RE-ELECTED GOLDEN ! “How ’Ha aQ i ex-soldier I I Tonight RULE - r ? majjy instances will prove- " a in inkofee : a a 1 wholesalecost' 4 d j - f IT’S giS' LOSS! LOSS!! I - Hugh “How 1 3 l l I I M W I - J I T r BRM ISri 't fl M ? x ‘ Blit it Mill be big ad for us— It will cut down our heavy overstocks and introduce the famous clothes to scores of “Stratiford” particular men dressers at n nriee Inevet before known in Salt Lake City Attepd tjhesale jcurly and kget" best ehoice a K J'' JJ-trfe -6 I THE ANY :B i1 I flfl3S 1SSI& 'B 'U'J-h h MAN’S ?BRElYIN®Ovfe a OVERCOAT OR SaltLr:City'r4fe I j ' Wi ‘ j XUAUACJX tUAI'l SUIT $20 $25 and $30— Blacks go — Commencing Today — too— and Blues v -t $1100 at “I think that the governmentshould not control the national forests or the ranges The of money’ whole amountdoes by the wool men not go expended to the benefit of the sheepmen but to think that western easterners wno treoole are trying to steal something I would rather see an open range the forestry departmentis many of the evils” Miracle D “Our government does not pay enough attention to imported meats The meat from Australia Argentine and other be flaces should branded with U and Passed’ This- meat in a nspected number of instances is being sold in UK critical taste the yo if although correcting GO OU OTHES jBBSSr3 STREET MAIN' 210 fislk1 if isse&tdx a National 11 you more appreciate ism 1 g Copper Bank - ff j ’E'R' ” k J ft e v “ f f rr x i BAKERY niUECT ' “Cotirtwy Jt e v&X V' Helpfulnw ROM THE 5y?-AKER’ft’ j ’ Strength ‘ : K Mother’s A gpbu l§i£ 7s-r-“ -J iTQTHE CONSUMER1 Jread ? rl completeline 61: E: for -Doaves -Three' dozen1' CreamPuffs0200 - ' ' - J :t - ' BELL The more Mark Garns 1 (Ct CL - K i VI® BEER I I M B J - J?”uJD’-fl ’ i’ re-elected Wood J I - u I u ? Hugh 'of irst 1 fl t at regularly values -j-- ' i I 1N as our I -ra ! Illi AT r mam SM QJ have I i'i ' and v IMKU J for c:i3U I j L'-: Coats at i i 1 I Sport leader ''"'""''""'"'Ti' t"r' ‘’T'SIS T "U“ J ihe Idaho senate is at the Na— tional VUulh’ oi'Oi’w’ convention Mr Ai Woolgrowers’ the for home seriously injured but nevertheless and Arizona Up-1 glass of good beer is not Hart would not discuss politics in not California Newof Mexico seaports where it enters i'oroigD I these stores have state but said that the removalof killed beef and the deal was broken off and the owner The managers Gem mutton departed calling the been in here for two days I satisfying the tariff from wool was one of the do not Inspect an imals of the pup down conference only a pleasant ernment severest blows the sheepmen they 1 which are slaughtered All animals are wrath of the gods upon the messenger drink It is much more It" is and have received since Inspected before in this woolgrowers slaughtered the Cleveland should work for administration The country We tonic and a an appetizer It is tariff had its effect even last year ac-i of the law in this respect We foreign l?s cording to Mr Hart and that owing should also have inspectors in also food itself v ftHIS J' to the agitation the price of wool has countries to look after the slaughter of been low for two years cattle and sheep intended for consumption IN OertalnRellef for "The took the tariff from this JAIL A Constipation ever Ishaess X Democrats in country” u the farmerraises” said Mr Ilentlache everything Stomacli Troubles Kred A Teething Hart “The prices on farm products in Eilenvrood Diiordert tod Destroy di eastern about 20 per cent predict the extent of the They Break Idaho were was kicking my dog' around up Uo f "NVe cannot “He the Trade Mark InWorms 34 hours At all lower last tariff bill Druggists year that the ear before effect of the new upon the plea made sobs to Don’taccept was between ranted REE Addriaa and it was entirely due to the free en time NVe must wool Industry at this any substituteA S OLMSTED Le Roy Y United States of foreign foreign Police Captain Roberts last evening try Into the await development regarding products oil rrom conditions before we by Deslie Allen afarm uooi reii know what to do” newsboy 13 vNn cent ano next year after George Osgood had Knollin years of age price willper lower in A be my judgment taken the police station on of the country “I believe that the to “When the people tariff commissions been find that the will reduce new commission men are complaintof the Allen youngster “He charged byin the bOSR the cost of living to the view of the fact that consumer reasonable chased my 'dog out in the street and uv then and then only will there be a and feed costs have advanced kicked the Allen lad “and a of him” saidhave heart will am only one of large number and cannot change the producer dog him only showing' would bitten less and the consumer will have to state the exact figures get old and nearly that he is 20 years pay the same or higher prices than he the Increase was why necessary” blind” is from fihest?iUtaH does now under the new tariff" brewed Osgood tyas locked up on a charge O barley and carriesrmucIiXof OR of it Nathan KicKs drunkennessand He said that he- is candidate an marine having Nathan Ricks Republican the blood sand Jmuscle for presidential elector from served three enlistments "It was a great mistake to take orMln? office--desk plpmpnts con the should destroy your the tarlir orr wool ir enwreiy permitted the 15 tains but 37 per H had per cent' of alco-j Democrats BrTM"a containing your will cent duty to remain in the tariff bill O hoi It is not in any as originally drawn we would have had will you take for that life sense to policy much carrying your insurance a some protection but as it is we are Bull N pup” mgl be distilled ‘liqman Boston compared to have to do the and railroad withoutanv andWe it will terrior in basket was by a mortgage asked a best is At the annual meetingof the Golden we can hoped that forwell dressed individual at irst South uors which are very high inJalj producers will not have large bond not in Rule Stores company of New York and registered your eign and Mam sales this Jv C cohol year” C The well Salt Dake in the Kearns buildihg MgaajjrB and do not contain the Just $250 waswiththe reply” the and Wood dressed cane president E name man was C Penny valuable food elements of? beer C NVOod Live was monorle seemed satisfied and Neighbors fl manager Sams first vice president E 4 B’Ei Stock said: niniit to close the sale when the con? company They all to The prize is INseriously the tariff will affect versatlcffi was by a series second vice president D H Mudd are bunted a interrupted velps the sheep and wool industry of Turning the owner saw his third vice president: If crisp let American Herbert lying on the us say cannot be foretold at this time pup ground apparently secretary' fand treasurer A-WE©? ' the last agonies of death George H Bajaa H predict that a number of the men wljo struggling in while the Bushnell assistant secretary and treas will not be in It are in the business now developed that owner it Consider what would it later on and the would-be busy urer European productionwill purchaserwere fl '1 have lot to do with the If the deal the dog had The Golden Rule Stores company’is consummating and Elurope are matter fortunate into the street and now operating forty-eight stores in mean to you in trouble and Australia wandered become states’ tangled up in the spokes of a messenger thirteen ifajE with their lambs then they will have havingrecently opened to replace them boy’s bicycle The dog was stores in expense great North Dakota Nebraska competition If our own yield is great there will be a low Would it not be wiserto rent U' market in — countries which the foreign can compete — safe deposit box of in the As we handle a great number a all about 100000 sheep 'A cattle and winter vault of the National Copper A7 greatly the free we are concernedover beet ana mutton clauses ot tariff” me Bank? f fl 1 I ide-lighted OOL in at go ' Hl wM never paid so little for a coat in their lives will buy' one of the most fastidious are sure to be tftJVt $250 £ - Velour who Women fine lingerie batiste chiffon madras the size linon etc Odd lots and some of range is incomplete4ut the values are dame be YOUR size may on top of the piles j 3B I 1 and ' :' th-ese White Waists to — $395 I Bia WIlM -j Black 40 to extraordinary i go Mi trimmed Handsomely collars and cuffs “$800 Choice 14 Kimonos each 500 $1250 Women Misses QQ Misses and Children’s $100 Jean Middies at Coats Lined Astrachan Coats Lined Boucle Coats years go women’s sizes mixtures 75c Short Made of flannelettes very good shirred effects colors blue and floral designs gray it I HA at CHILDREN’S MANY GO AT COST THAN Velour Coats and and AA at Women’s Dressing Sacques cheviots $800 Caracul 11 $1250 years lined and in former Coats value Misses kerseys I Ii B 6 AND COATS— -£jnvt oreign CompetitionWill Make Inroads on Industry As sert ProminentVisitors Values MISSES 2 Odd QQ at coats M’- Ht'" 25 worth $350 Children’s Coats $400 and $450 Small Man’s II Any t- 62 go ' a jRy PRODUCTION O COST THAN s ? --jUt liL l LESS ' Saturday Exciting Sale A r p Dresser Suits Coats of till’ BpSSjr 1 Sale Stupendous Women’s and Children’s ’ r xy? 5 Bakery Goods South -" |