Show 10 47’4 t I SALT HERALD-’REPUBLICAN THE f LAKE UTAH (OTY ’APlllL SATURDAY 125 1914 3 " -! is '7 L- - t ft ' J - J - 4 -V ' - - ORATORS CHURCH retiths' ' jr - TO CONTEST dissatisfied a OR : AR I she money CTAKt IN left the of j1 why Yo:u see you? We can’t use ?? 7 --K’-G-G'-r INAL PRELIMINARIES that - 4C : - isn’t We goods SOON j ' package of a 7 Ensign Liberty Pioneer Salt Lake Stakes to a T it and h have to T T it $25000 Money-Raising South irst Progressing Now Sale —EL - fe J x-K- 1- Street c ‘ BESS 1 c' v Contiii--x — With WWBn broken : a E 20 AD®" don’t a and 18 hies '’7 Tiyputsfor Charnpldnship Wards Has Been Held Throughout State in t Great The 1 Last' CO CLOTHING feflHtEaBaM goods 5 7 UNION customer’ s keeps what is 7 Clothing 7wX ® In - —a- prices inest ormer Prices Massacred — No Mercy Shown — Stocks Are Too Heavy — The Spring Suits in This Town Are Now orced Out in Blaze of Wrecked Prices Suits That Cover Everything Desirable in Style Materials Patterns and Color — Smart Classy Dashy Clothes — All Go in the Money-Raising Sale at Savings Like These — want She’ll a ii-’Meet-iMonday? t The -and q they final' ' mistake her find-out Monday 'Tuesday evening’s the Story teller and champion oratots choruses from all of the Salt Lake stakes'will 'be chosen1 Contests will Balt be held li) the Enslgm Liberty lAk and Pioneer stake and' the winners in the various "event that on Juno‘12-13 the " goods are good are the Men’ 9l In Sale Men’s tig night wiiu meet in tryout with the champion of other Btakoa of the Mormon church of Utah 'and Idaho for the titles of champion the chtirch ’Gold the medal will" be given to and winners in the 'senior division ver to the champions of the junior iBSSa class division in each event The events Bg will be the final which contestedon of anoneyback' date will' be: Music double quartet StblEnn itesi was year flrat definition girls chorus oration boys chorus rancisco senior orationand senior Schilling & advanced orations telling junior retold story story and senior'retold story' The will 'be divided into the three Twenty ward and Twenty-ninth “Courage" the Twenty-second contest and by Harry departments The orators will be confrom the Ensign wards will for honors Miss Etaugh the ducted by EdwardTheH Anderson and ward will wind Miles up Mariongiving from the ourteenth program Kdi th Lovey story telling ward the "Happy Prince" and Tuesday night the deciaimers will Mi be 'supervlsedby B S contests Will try for honors “The by Land C The Mansion” Hinckley Emilybe Adams Van giving "In the Desert Dike will be told by Miss ward Waiting” music division will supervised by Henry Kelson will contest In the senior oration from the Eleventh ward Kirkham and Clarissa Beasley Arline Miss Ruth from the Twentyeighth Oscar division “The Land of the Blue’ Ward lower” by will hold the final ward giving "A Tribute to the Each in rancesHodgson Burnette will be told Pioneers’’ building and will meet Miss Olga Petersen a separate by Miss Reba from the will be to the Peterson from the Seventeenthward Miss Twelfth-Thirteenth ward “The Bar by a! number Petersen’s topic will be "The Sinister” by Beauty of Richard Harding Thp mixed double quartet Conteirta In will be told by Mrs Mary Caine from Tabernacle will give an exhibition The contest's for champion-’"ship the ward A story from the The will be held inchurch Eighteenth senior oration championship the of O will be told by the Tabernacle works Henry will be contested by C W the Higgins W and these will be 'supervised Twentieth ward representative of the Sixteenth with UJune 13 ward subLove Is ’’"'by and Miss C Bennett "Where There God Oscar Kirkham Is by Tolstoi will be the subject from Judges for the final Also” ward 18 will be selected by the supergiven by the representatives from speaking on ‘‘The Bible" Twenty-first and visors soon and these will be requested the Twenty-seventh to refrain from in the Ensign wards Miss Margaret Allen participating of any contest stake About Miss Lois P Ashman and Miss Ethel si 2000' from Utah and Idaho are Halton i persons part in these contests and staking about In music £he only event to be will' be or 15000 are expectedto attend the girls’ between the yearly and Y M A of the Twenty-first anil W choruses 12 13 in a conferenceJune final and 14 ' Eighteenth wards Exhibition numbers the contests will be by a mixed double quartet and a boy chorus from the Eighteenth ward will held oration open enth West and two be given A professional by In Ensign stake evenings will be devoted to the work of select-ing E A Smith Jr on “The Day’s Work" b the best orators arid deciaimers will also be given crying and the orators In the Liberty stake the contests will who won the con-’ Monday held the of tests" held' in the various between winners in Mr wards some be that Harold battle for championship Tuesday night in the Thirty-first timeago in'Willthe 10 had fallen stake ward hall were successful months Tuesday Those who honorstellers will have the final and of in the district tryouts and who will into thwas in dangerthe sewer Mr battle Tuesday for stake championship drowning Lmslev rescued Both contest will be held in the liild Orations Wil ford Bennett and took him to his home at 865 are: Stwenty-nrst han jvho honorsward warn Those and Vern McCullough from night’s utHl take part in Monday pro-the Tenth Tnlra warn btory teinng are1 Carl from the pi Mm Gutmacher ward Sophie Mrs will give an ora Hardy' Le Grande Eleventh ward who Lies in Eighth ward and Mrs ttoit ori “Success Playing the Marsina-oster iaa Elggrenthe Second ward te airlymiss aiarjorie Brown lossy i Gan Tenth Eighthand ’from1 the Twelfth-Thirteenth ward choruses fromwards from1 will contest for the Thirty-first “Art” Irving Clawson whb'Will pek onward of stake championship while iXlghteenth on “The Advisability’ honor double by a quartet mixed of “Having MissionaryScholarship" from the Thirty-first ward and a boys’ Tr In his weekly review from the Two representatives chorus from the Tenth ward will be TwentUXtH-ward will give orations it H B given olsom will be chairman to having beenbestapparently impossible of the contests in the Liberty stake in the ward tryouts the final loss irretrulurit ami were ver selecttl Salt Lake stake contests In the Trade was ia:r!y arrtv'Miss Gibbs will talk on “The will be held Tuesday night in si is in Jnn'iary GWiYieth tint in ebruary and March was bf1 Higher Ideals” and rank isappoin! ini the Sixteenth ward Power will amusement hall hopeful feeling prevails as give an oration on “Things The following will tryout in the various However GunnNot favorable Tli are extremely They Leon events: Junior story telling Are Seem” ward Mexi-i depresses trade In some the Twenty-first the from subject Openshaw from Best decreased industrial Stoney 'liflp of Gold Is will give “The Policy’’’ and “Love although some lines nn’cove wIirgtM of A11 will give the “Message meat the Roit Stanley Evil" “Cheerfulness” McCallister "In Utah general trade the to conditionsare about by Misp Matnie Richards from Garcia” Boys’ choruses from normal for tins season of the year (’oUectlons but the volume of spring trade in wholesale retail and mainland ig line-le crop prospects are em Sugar m:iunipany company Lewiston and Sugar company state that beef plantinghas Hern ung rapidly lat' larger ana a men we got ve $1250 Suits Cut to Men’s In $18 Suits Cut to the $15 Men’s Suits $20 Suits w “ n $1450 $2250 to Suits Cut OK ® to Cut Men’s & $995 Money-Raising Sale $1195 Men’s 4 Suits $545 $795 Money-Raising the sales best $10 s s 11- - I - $750 S345 Men’s Raincoats at Men’s 1 con--testante -seventh Lot One Suits Suits t - ’ QE Boys’ $300 at to Cut to C Ef) OWU V 4I W $545 $1000 Men’s Raincoats at GREAT OVERSTOCK THOUSANDS PAIRS $300 1'j REDUCED They MUST TO j -known Da-vis Self-Control” ( advanced I ’ -Emily contestsJune Adams Ward at $165 try-outs $350 Suits Boys’ Reduced to $400 Boys’ $250 fl 8 ftE Suits Reduced $500 Boys’ Suits Reduced and Oxfords svO 4E V $350 Sell they go prices these OE Q $300 will Oxfords Men’s Dress Shirts $150 Arrow AE fl 55c $100 Lots Gluett CM and Q oLi i I iiH i 1S E i $300 $350 and Shirts Men's $195 $2I5 $400 at go Men’s Shirts V at and $500 to Big Three Oxfords at to O OXORDS LIEU’S Suits Boys’ ‘ ' 75c O O REGULAR ' eachcontestant judgesonly I $2500 San Company A ' Z 1 Bu U QE I V Hats ’rt?ii 50c and 75c Men’s Weight Underwear & Spring 35c - SAVES - CHILD ROM POSSIBLE DROWNING -judging contested ! 4-10000 YvM thiscltywhen ’ EVERY ARTICLE the in Reduced Store L i -Vi RB I B IBraEraa ISu n I J a&B 44 i I RD - ’-the’ ' v ’ districts a thetory’ try-vuL'4-' “ i HSM CLOTHING a & Just Mms ' LOCAL 1 Sale Saturday Starts CO i ’H &30 at Minute a Open i SECURITIES Main rom Until to Go Church Sunday the 26th 10 o’clock Saturday Night m a 1IS 1 ’r a i 1 exhibitions h 1 n ' - y -r ASK CONTRACTORS SET ASIDE IS LAND iii'-ii- fli-fii I f j leading ri a MILITIA'S USE OR lorence -What ourag-gamated ! I Closer Consists Will and of g? 1 Be Acres 8(700 Used a n d 1 1 Ttte fn st that recommendation is do electrical work permits to he only to licensed contractors It is urged that provision be made for upoi true of an examining committee th” city an that all id' contractors ed bet ore they Elecirkal Woikers Sigt Many Changes Use and issued in a as a ENLISTMENT WILL NOT INVALIDATE INSURANCE t n n t tiih-ldaho 1 The REVISION t inspect Grant A ORDINANCE el : Sixteenthward - be disconnectedeasily in may wlring fire It is also recommended case of of the that electric signs be inspected by the tin or eleven ini concerns of the citv electrical inspector alone instead of (by Ot$e him and the building inspector that the chang are all house are that give better recommendations protectionwires be inclosed in conduits for safety k and that feed wires also be inclosed OR u-t e Ground Training Care of Wire permits All of the factoriesare previous ars overhauled and put into excellentshape chant A numbf nr of readiness for the slicingof beets Gen A Wedgwood was ad electrical in and the inlinani’i1is mnniitaeturimr of in telegram fron ’’At lie stockholders' that his request for a comtnunlcation bvsent mectin Washington Amalgamated Sugar city voinmi ssi on as inc 8291142704 the undivided profit of Utah on the public domain hail been amount to $201 71 4u and the capitalstock issued granted and mat at the request of htnmouors to 52i4uj ranklin K Lane secretary of the "At the stiH’kliolders' meeting of the litah-was President Wilson had withdrawn Idaho company stated that the from entry 18700 acres of land for m-e assets total $13'X76437 the bends outstanding of the state militia The the surplus$17' telegramto Jl and the capital stock issued amounts $1144: General Wedgwood follows: fh- n ra A s a 1 f Hl! a vYoti : a k ct-mpany yesterdav to the committeerepre- doing from it o a tf-ernt I result ofagents many inquiries local yis-rhat announced nanceenlistment in the arrny invalidate policies would notiuntil further notice v j el fore' and would continueany' to restriction of ithout v all II t- he isstied such setv- hu-e b -rated r 2 1 ‘ I I 0 interior £ ARE WE -SuitR NEVER UNDERSOLD '4-2i Adjutant President Wilson onLane recommen today dation of Secretary JSToO withdrew approximately of land in 'tan for use of to l rtlyie n jH’ser-t f dividend paid 30 per nany are quotations given follows: You Will by Cutler the Adjutant General Paid a on Issued Stock Believe ?f£' 69 Price !? SECURITIES S I Merchant Sugar Amalgamated Beneficial Life J J The shoes has actually of cost Bank Bank advanced i and the anywhere to come reason we are able near selling as good shoes as because we are quantity buyers -only formerly is 3 6 no 0 10 COURT 22500 8 said Wedgwood 8'12I 1 ' j 204 Special for Two il in shoe tioris the pn market Krippendorf these pleasing With few excep-7 Cincinnati of -Dittman 1 w 8 varieties and oxfords goodness and pumps mryel of 8 ! OUT 30 O SEND TOW OB N OUR “i V" style You style will !’V 1115’ -' f ! 6 Ipj 118 P Look for the Butternut for 25c Grandpa's Tar Soap Crystal for 10c White Soap Sc Wood Violet Bath Salt Jergens’ Geranium Bath Salt Sc 4 I 7 I I 8 I a I 10c alleges I i 8 8 8 6 7 5 family liqlors reduced GUCKENHEIMER BYE Coffee 20c Pear's Scented Soap for 3 5 c yesterday Pear's UnscentedSoap Packer's Tar Soap Jergens’ Assortment for 3 ! Williams’ Williams’ 25c cream oT Barber Bar Shaving Stick powder SUNNY S 5 6 5 6 5 pints Saturday 20c Pi CENTS 5 5c (Jisplay Brush Tooth A 25c quality b 6 9 8 & decrees I : t Any 25c Tooth with a tube of Rexall Paste for the two BROOK (Bonded) Joan REE— S5c 65 q Quarts i bars 9 for 10 Cigar 10c 49c (Bonded) ’ J pint Pints and of Sunday Arc — 10c smoke n 65c ts Quarts 1125 OLD CROW (Bonded) pints Pints 3 1 '40c - 70c$149$12695c25C Quarts our Quarts gal Port 1-5 gal bottling Wine Port Wine 4 U 1 window IS on coffee that has made so The many triends costs 35c the and pounc equals many 0c coffees 3 l-3i co-operate MAIN X I district 1 ’ rXiry?f Over I S People - - MONDAY AND 8 r SO UTH revolving and 50c to I I - Shoe --r of Purchase district i II REMEDIES a 4 Main S 7® Away I 4- 271 Stand I I tab-Idaho Shoely The Old S t Hirschmans Sb the i J 6 KirYOUUVf Every SATURDAY I 142 Yours ' Also Night Given REXALL Amounting 1 I in'‘o'loiLiar riiake All r ish With rOiX 1-3’17I tively $3:5Q Open TO Gold iJEP 00 2000 I 8 I O 8 Wh Busy Corner- 8 Example j T 2 Take Our $285 Women As An 1 Th® 2COOO I 8 I ? V The BRIES Sb'-l ! d Utah 17 ’0 In yesterday by complaintsissued 93 50 the countyattorney Chick Anderson is 11000 with statutory otfense a 18000 charged Kitty Hicks is 32400 against a young girl 1270O0 charged with selling liquor to a minor the alleged sale of in connectionwith girl J6300 it to the same 15000 lier husband and the 16000 or the death of her 56000 father of minor children Bertha in the 15000 Oliver filed suit yesterday 15000 court against the Bingham Mines Oliver 25000 company for $50000 damages 1645 was one motorman on an ore train inkilled 2900!) of the company's mines and was 2400 in in one of tiie tunnels a cave-in 13300 and cruelty are alleged in 31500 Desertion 13000 in the suit for divorce filed yesterday 9400 district court by D H Rickman against 20400 Eva He Ruth Mowrey Kickman 12300 she was in the habit of going out 12000 with other men and remaining away 12500 for two and three days at a 46000 from home him 31800 time He says she finally deserted 14700 and their children 20000 Suit to compel the openingof a highway 18500 was filed in the district court 17500 by Salt Lake against 12000 county Alleh It is alleged that i 16000 Jackson R built a barn on 575 Allen has fenced in and 24300 a portion of highway 148 south which 13300 runs from State street to the Jordan 244 CO river and refuses to open the highway 42800 Z C M Suit for $2500 damages for personal 20 28800 Injuries was filed yesterdayin the court by John against BONDS Cranor He B Williaminjured Black and others says Con Ry 4 Power Co (city) 97 he was while working on the Valley Ry Co Sampler (city) 9214 Hotel Utah roof garden Utah Light & Ry Co (cityrt 94' G presided Utah Light & Power Co Judge George Armstrong 81 divorce Utah Litiht A Power Co 94 over the matinee yesterday Sugar Co in place of The Utah 10244 afternoon Judge C W Utah Hotel Co trying a case 101 Morse who was in Ogden and ive interlocutory five final Add accrued Interestto Quotationson bonds of divorce were granted during J the session as follows: Interlocutory I of the Thein workshopspossible world Alberta from Thomas Malin Joseph making the Hildred modern from Milo Vernon Sanners Nora store The net result of the struggle E from Vincent Minnie from for greater efficiency in things making from Pearl W Turbin James for ‘‘creature comfort” is shown in iinaj Mognonette from the goods offered for sale in the stores Willis Wright Marie from Thomas H McMur-Elmer of this city at this Little wonder die Anna from Ralph Gaines that the store moment “ads” are so Inter-esttnglfrom Minnie Easteband Alfred L from 7 ) 'l I Ins io Co Co ' ” : nnKnr Kaysville! of American ork nn 10 of Heber City Bk of So Utah Cedar H2 Con W & Machine Co Con Life Ins & lav Co Continental National bank M Deseret National bank 17 Deseret Savings bank 165 Davis Co bank armington in 20 armers & Stockgrowers bkl irst National bank Laytorrl2 L12 irst National bank Morgan! irst National bank 150 Ogden12 irst National bank Murray! irst National bank bank Logan irst National National bk Brigham 14 ns uuara Uy ijy it & Guaranty Co 12 Home ire Insuarnce Co 110 14 Heber Grant Co 116 20 Kamas State bank McCornlck & Co Bankers '17 Merchants’ bank Mtn Sts Tel & Tel Co National Bk of the Republic13 112 national city oan National Copper bank Nephi National bank Iso Ogden Savings bank '12 Provo Com: & Sav bank 112 22 Salt Lake Sec & Tr If State Bk of Brlgbam CnCityllO 18 St B of Garfield Pajguitch12 fl B Millard of Co illmoreii2 12 State Bank of Richmond Thatcher Bros Bk Co LoganilO G Sugar Co pfd UUtah State National bank 13 12 Utah Savings & Trust Co 6 Walker Brothers Bankers 12 Mon' Sav Bk & Trust Co 8 oniut-s - zs y - of a Dividends Cut ranken & Druehl taIj We 75 Between a s the in vluard within that the land is twenty-five miles of Salt Lake and well suited as training ground for soldiers but that he could not make the exact location for few davs It Is said that known the land is south of Salt Uke and lies counties in the In Utah and Salt Lake vicinity of the Narrows In the event that the National is Guard ofthe Utah called out for service in present difficulty with Mexico it is probable that the troops will be encamped on the new military thirty to reservation sixty days comae STOCKS 'r - $ K I acres the National 'Ixical securities have been somewhat depressed few days luring tlie past and small sales at mnije in a been few of the INVESTMENT Less 2 Diver figureshave the Buying Your a Tueslay a ' I Antlonnl bank raid per '‘it and the Ieer-t Savings bank cent dividend of $10lKXj on Joseph We Sharpen Gillettes Safety 35c Razor dozen the Blades single St j OR YOUR ACCOMMODATION 6 - Andrew Maud May I edge blades iW’j 25c the dozen L kJ TU1 f ’ |