Show THE PRICE SCORES HIGH IN SCHOOL Salt Lake Team Cedar Meet to Tonight for CITY UTAH MAY SATURDAY 1914 9 Championship 11 Continuing Eifl Value-Giving THEATRE BUILDING Enthusiasm Our — and Unparalleled Great ANNIVERSARY iH 'I SALE '‘p A t'jai’ H X-?J kD- 4 i" b i’L I '4am£bdliKltrx5:Npc'd'’ A' ' ?? ? IHa KHi i! 'n ? '-' !j :U I 1 t- Complete Stocks of Exclusive Apparel for Sensationally Low Prices — Tremendous Reductions— Amazing Bargains— And This at the Season’s Very Start — We Urge Our Loyal riends and Patrons Who Have Been Our CustQmers in the Past Year to Join With Us in irst Year on Broadway CelebratingOur Take Advantage of the Wonderful Savings — THE MODE’S Involving fl ! Women ' ' '-r This Gt the succeeded GES Buying -- yr standard home remedy tones the stomach stimulates sluggish liver regulates the inactive bowels Taken whenever there is need Beecham’s Pills will of hours suffering and so improve spare you your general health and strength that you better can resist disease Tested by time Beecham’s Pills have proved safe certain prompt convenient and that they PANTA BROADWAY Increased Baa -- x rrstate high school declamation held last eveningat the Unlof Utah was won by Emma Johnson of Carbon Countv High school Of Price Price High school has In carrying three victories awaywon In two years the public having speaking contest eveningat the university and Thursday the public speaking contest held last year Miss Johnson read Hale’s "Man Edward Everett Without a Country" she interpreted which in creditable Hattie Bageley who manner read selections from Irving’s "Rip Var Winkle" the second prize Others who participated Eliza Stpddard of were Richmond of Elean CoachofIoneOgdon Della Bountiful Holbrook Pleasant McArthur of Edith Gibbs of Dehl Mount Emma Brohm of Tintic Violet Spiers of Tpoele Ada Dee of Cedar City branch agricultural school Don Holbrook of illmore The names of the contestantswere tiot announced until after the contest The first prize was gold medal and the second silver medal The judges Prof Maud May were Babcock Mrs W H Deary and Oscar W Carlson Musical numbers were rendered bv the Salt Dake High school girls’ chorus by Miss Margaret Burtonand by D Stookev preliminarydebating contests were held yesterdayin order that the finals of the state contest be held this Wasatch Pleasant academy ofthe Mount evening TV feated by school Cedar City branch in the morning at the E With R® III i k ' fu The 44 fill 556 contest varsity MODE THE lOla i BSECham-s City Debat s ing LAKE Appearing today only in “Their Honeymoon’’ at the Rex Theatre1 thatreliefmustbefoundfor the ills which may come any day —else sufferingis prolonged and thereis danger that graver trouble will follow Most serious sicknesses start in disorders of the organs of digestion and elimination Thebestcor-rective to be and preventive in such cases is acknowledged CONTEST DECLAMATION inds Humanity Suffering AGAIN SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN IRST Mode The New m hi K-’i fKxTranvNA Mode AnniversarySale of Women's The of AnniversarySale Women's IMEW 1®“! 11 at Dresses iti a Always received 4 Lead Sold erarywher In boxes 10c directionswith each box should bo reed by OPERATIVE STRIKE SAYMAL J TO Two 25c MORAN DUE most UNIVERSAL) models in semblage "When STRIE i debatingnay Sults MISSOURI BULL MOOSE MACHINE IS OPPOSED TO USION PROPOSALS I our our and tlft- agricultural They with employees day all one Kring spirit walked cut the men our strike $35 to $45 $75 at SIOO'J Spring Xs like Anniversary reductions Up to $350 Waists iV fb-1 J Mr Up $500 to Waists 'f I Waists - A RELIABLE k i kH BHi I I Of V Goats IL Coats 750 at 50 Coats 0 at S3 000 at t’oats $4 "io Coats t a E x II I- III Silk I trou-Wcrkers" I I $595 $995 $1295 $1695 $2495 at these: $195 $295 $495 at ! Tailored Petticoats g-t-rms sill I " 7 I Recent arrivals wonderfully chic at the Mono smart and stylish almost Anniversary 8aJe and save HAL — $1000 Coats according a 8 AnniversarySala Women's H A jji I J ( Mode The 9 operations a Dresses at -ull i Dresses at NEW o in-our M $1295 $1495 $1895 $2495 Ltrejses $5000 Hf V'W $995 at $4000 BLOUSES f‘ t women Dresses $995 $65 to to Dresses $2500 as- $1495 $1995 $2495 $3495 at Suits h t a I to Suits t J n at at flatly Elements J Dresses cloth dresses crepe de dresses dresses for every oc— Save in the ha if and more Anniversary Sale Bargains as you read $1750 stunning at glorious a at of Places Blame Warfare Representing wool or $25 to Sults' S Kansas out the silk at Sults City May — The state committee the Progressiveparty came today against fusion with for living up to all the on dt Republican party and ended its are reaeoraby Emery of the union with the adoption of a resolution dormitory Wasatch academy mands meeting upheld the Opposing negative side of the question Leaders "I got into communication with M favoring the candidacyof Theodore and its team was ctrtnposed of by telephone Roosevelt for President in 1916 Lennan ami 'demanded Clinton Webb and Harold Hunter Cedar that the agitators be called off mir The committee also City’s team was composed of and that the property to aid Leii eampaign at Nan Brown The question Woolley find debated be ordered to return efforts ’’iiesolved Was That the present tariff our mines the ballot McLennan laws discriminate unjustly against the was his first duty to Ullrich of west in favor of the east" The bidges E Colorado Springs and children whom he said had Emporia M ay were shot dovn by armed guards wearing George Hedger C W Snow and Colo president of the El Paso Land t been the rank Pehrson Tie uel uniform of state iroops in forty-four counties tn Kansas The same question was debated again company whose coal mining turned assistant The me over to an to report made to the state a last night by Cedar City and are in El Paso county close assistant called off the agitators and central of the party which Brigham eomniittee "City High school to return to work today with Allen of Cednr City winning to the Colorado strike zone says that ordered theed miners met Henry ilm decision The Cedar City team in but one day of Wichita and candidates for state was careful investigation will trace the Kan tiie same as the one that debated Wasatch acti at mines Allen original cause for th strike to political and in the The lie of academy team morning considered ofsample fight for years Welborn the iding influence strike Brigham CityCharles was composed of race uh among Progressive candidate ’olorado In addition James Owen Anderson and Ray general the for governor by manager of the ColoradoUnited Mine Knudsen agreement uel & Iron company John P White financed To Workers mind The final debate for the state championship president my they are in a the United Mine will be held in the assembly of Workers position to hold out fully five years A HATH TOXIC It is Toom of the university at o’clock this axid John Colorado leader "In view of this fact firmly believe an easy matter to prevent disMcLennan miners Mr Ullrich arrived at that something must ie done in Colorado eases of the scalp by using Meritol evening Salt Dake High school will ofthe the meet Cedar City in debate on the same Hotel Utah yesterday to adjust the differences Hair Tonic It should be used regular between question as Prof have experienced but little Some argued yesterday "Wefrom tne mine owners and the miners iy to Kep the alp tree of as the United Mine sound business the cause of germs the ma-f W method must be established these of ar ReynoldsWwill H be chairman of the ble said Mr Ullrich "Miners in dealing with the miners Politics or dandruff contest and whom we and later Gregory George artif emplo'' are members of tha and state troops have will act orpanizaVj to guar-r Gibson Walter E Brooke shown themselves laldiiE-ss authorized Bs judges Salt Ixtke High school will tion naturally but they have not given to represent dangerous elements ante--' Muri to Tonic Daytun Prug uphold the negative side of the ques us cause for any material in dealing with labor complaint ratio" problemsLIL IW tion Coal mine operatives in Utah exclusive agent Coloradoovtvert Deme nt a Silk chine caslo : I a POLITICAL gnn i LEE aide the Colorado uel & Iron are sltu-they ated similarly and believe that familiar with the fact are generally that the political fight Welborn between and is the White and McLennan This fed certain cause for the strike will develop if rigid investigation is conductedinto reasons tor the strike fighting and bloodshed developed in the strike district agitators of the United Mine Workers appearedat a a SUITS Health especiallyby everyone— women The COLORADO r Better to Skirts 4A 1 J i X’ t 1 t T I i i V ’ ' O - 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Ulen’s and Oxfords — regulnrly the pnir — Saturday t r Bushnell the DOLLAR Ifs ggjgi at350 to $135 i nrW BARGAIN 1 V of Women's Pumps good styles sold and Slippers— 300 the pair all — sizes— Saturday extra special— 150 I’ll able m I T Children’s Shoe value Up THEATRE BUILDING SHOE ' 11 i $8TS — 35c I 1 NO — U PANTAGES SOLD $ decidedly underpricedUp to I roa dway n — iwiiairafruia l I and H a BANKRUPT records BUTLER’S 9 N J fz Sale Prices have been still furthej reduced All recent arrivals have been included We mention six superb bargains to illustrate the wisdom of shoe buying NOW 4-4 y HELP participate in this wonderful sale the climax of this tremendous event been gone through and remarked AT B S — eagerly Today B S JSSf H HAVE selling shoe BS Sa Jr WS S jEdBck nNk Eli ep&i We’re th8 SS S jOf g irwfc 'ffe Sf W $395 ragi g H I S295 Jr v aS r J 75 -j IHP MUST e £1 ssKEjwe S tailored Beautifully Wi W Guarant:eed E $'00 $r BHrwusu®scur l WE i' kima MgSaf IramgMi "i a ruuur'n nniir iiMIgb w g w a a ”innn j I gM Sa Of JSsr icfiatsat i H "K to 4 i 2 at 87c n 'f’ft 53 E BROADWAY HI :AV' 21 East Broadway J' OPPOSITE PANTAGES THEATRE |