Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1915-01-31 | Page 5

THE SALT HERALD-EEPUBLICAN ' LAK?' CTTY UTAH SUNDAY JANUARY 31 1915 ‘ ARIZONA AGAIN 7 PAN-SLAVISM LOOD-SWEPT Bl EMPEROR River 75 amilies in Czar’s Attitude Toward War Expressed to Marshal of Moscow Streets " 1 1 1 -toA i - - W 1 x ffiaESSsU - mEv ujMMMarcy 4 & r ' Salt Swept Away Valley Phoenix 11 NICHOLAS r of ' "" ' f Homes - INDORSED Rivers ft s ar? Petrograd Jan 30 — In a telegramto Arlz Jan Phoenix — Southern and central Arizonawere visited Alexander Samarin marshalof the today by storm and flood of conditions Moscow Emperor Nicholas those which swept the same gave expression- of his attitude sections with disastrous results a towardthe war for the first time since month ago Rains which began Wednesday have his declarationto the assemblage of ptit under water many productive nobles and military chiefs areas In toe Winter Bisbee between here and palace at the of hostilities homeless scores of families onrendering ranches At that time the outbreakdeclared that and isolating two cities Globe and emperor — Miami there could be no peace until every In the Salt River valley damage hostile soldier had been driven from amounting to more than $100000 had Russian territory been done since o’clock yesterday At this telegram to M Samarin morning the river topped its banks The a at a higherflood stage than any member of the Moscow zemstvoaswas in in twentyyears reply to a from that body messagethe Ranchers In the lowlands were expressing loyalty to and emperor and chased the caught unprepared were to fatherland The telegram in part the housetops by the waters They follows: were rescued by county officials in “I sincerely thank the boats The Moscow families homes of seventy-five for its attitude toward me were to to swept away according which me is a source of deep gratification latest reports Let all sincere the sons of Tn Phoenix the streets were rivers fatherlandbe united as were this our glorious morning Riverside park was ancestors believing wholly that flooded and animalsin the menagerie the Almighty will bless the efforts of valued at about $30000were drowned our heroic warriors and the sufferings of all true sons of Russia and give to BANDITS RICH HAUL the powerful and York Jan 30 $30000 fatherland to the peoples protected by us a brilliant fu-n? — About of were stolen today worth diamonds destroyingat one blow all from the pawnshop of the Stern on Adolph of enemies our related Slavs” the upper East Side by four men who drove Nicholas has never to the store in an automobile definitely a leaning held up the three clerks with revolvers toward SP vl qmQSIaVlST’ and hls bound and gagged them threw the ?hTap"a’ h°4 a telegram to M jewels into three suitcases and escaped Son of the of nfIaVlSt doctrine- is founder in the car here esPecial significanceregarded Teutonic influences at the court TITAN are quite Washington Jan 30 The nomination contig tn°P?fSedto — of Ed Ryan of Goldfield Nev to that this doctrine d 2? be assayerin charge of the mint at enade to any extent one of the bases of future peace Carson was sent to the Senatetoday by President negotiations Wilson 3 it 0 nobility approaching today IBs IWMSli n 8 xdlMli! RMPfi H iLasEj m I I il epW Mt II M 6 - 5 - fe recorded sTEcira government AUTO New 1 Length 5 ft 10 " Length 1 in ft 6 5 tn — f Length MAKE Emperor ED APPOINTED ASSAYER SKIN anddea MNDAIWGS O AND RAILROADS Three Pianos International Pan-Slavism ERUPTION ITCHED Only ex-Pan3 are the in ft World Prestige in 6 Sale and i 3HE past century has seen the development of the modern pianoforte to an instrument of perfection and of popularity unequalledin the history of music And within the same period of legion manufactories have GROW BURNED a a Comparisons On ace and Shoulders Scratched Made Worse Great Disfigurement Used Cuticura Soap Ointment Spots AH Gone and and More R on Last avorable Year sprung instruments Copper Prices Go Up York Jan ore516®1! "S’ but natural in that where field for this greatest home of a competitorsmeet so musical multitude a assertions I ( 4 u It appearing Ju I"“‘farisons sore with last year burn and itch especially srt'?i?andei c°d°n movements when would getin the railroad stock out of the and Calculationof benefit sun and get very warm higher freight rates 'alfectod when did my face railroad would stock Waning of the wheatmovemenl break out worse It was a great disfigurement was erlin? supplemented by other tnextC vear'fOrelsn while it lasted Some nights it kept biding extending to eJfr me awake could hardly bear any clothing on my shoulders at all industrlal Isctore fS t5eWmlrketea “I tried several differentremedies all In unTi1® vain almost gave up trying when & broadening scope of American banking was indicated by an friend advised me to use Cuticura Soap and of foreign acceptances facilities?1 Ointment In week my face began to disnlacn a sfles° nterrupted ree get better and in another two weeks the feaies of American stocks spots were all gone” (Signed) Miss Alta were made from abroad The Pennsv? Scott June 1914 would liftedath-ern I SSUTrU matter commercial record international demand sufficient of that there to are but three factories in require pianosfor which both Europe and The musical public of two Continents has confirmed the leadershipof the Steinway the Weber and the Steck Pianos To no other pianos in the world has there been accordedso striking and conclusive testimonial of extraordinaryworth' I a I it And I I a America' I depression is exists an I VjW up demand the many and counterclaims should arise However the mass of conflicting dominated by a vital unassailable fact clearly pointingthe truth is 9 I — supply to claims The 30 shock of — dividend susPended Joplin Mo account Tr vulaerable speculative — "My accounts in the stock market first as little red spots tnan had been expected skin They weeK re my affected my face cember quarter net earnins wer4 much and shoulders They itched fesq below expectations Current demand and burned terribly neel also was Then Pr°ducts reported loss than for early would scratch them and it January December net earnings of railroads would make them worse My showed severe shrinkage On the other whole face and shoulders January gross' earningsof railwould be The eruption Box 3 is It of New rev’eaf-d No trouble began D With instrument of is significance 3 to possible every purchaser of a musical Ir that— J - - i ’ I tremendous J j? The A I ince and I i Aeolian all r Company Three Exclusively United are T Manufactures of wo these Pianos The with Pianola 2 Sample Each ree by Mail 32-p Skin Book on request “Cuticura Dept T Sold throughout the world With No more Company in Address post-card Boston” mav SSeSira" Utah Grocery OLEO CANS O MILK KIND 2 OR 15c Compound lard in bulk lb Oleomargarine pkg TOhich °ur were sald striking demonstration of the supremacy of The Aeolian field of musical instrument production be can quarter century of existence this Company has produced two pianofortes which in are demand throughout the world of the hundreds of concerns old and young in the piano industry one stands with The Aeolian Company in the international mar bankers be In in MOONSHINERS SEVERELY PUNISHED And only the overwhelmingsuperiorityas imagined player-piano its the V1()ato ne t Heavily The K med and Sentenced to Varying Terms of Imprisonment in? from’ThiS?' Aeolian Company has in its service the type which world has The Pianola — the only instrument of the won a foremost place in every nation of Aeolian methods Aeolian progressiveness plus the power of organization have set new standards established higher accomplished in a few years advances that formerly required decades — have literally introduced a new era in the music industry iril' ideals of greatest corps Men civilized close-knit kets I-wenty-nre LARGE ‘n 4 experts in the music industry has who have given their lives to the with the highest artistic and bars Ivory 250 study of the engineering problems of musical instrument construction soap constructional excellence in musical instruments And because of the 15c can of 5c asparagus the 0 rolls of toilet paper high most highly skilled artisans the foremost investigators of the of the Aeolian organization because of its efficiency 3 bars or tc toilet soap greatcommercial 10c scienceof tone the greatestmusicians all contribute their knowledge I Large packageof oats power its quantity production to supply its world-wide markets Cerealcoffee pkg 5c the federal district posed in their skill and experience to the 3 lbs of ginger snaps 25c court perfectionof Aeolian instruments costs are constantly being lowered values increased today on men II convicted of ?vlnia loJating the Hams 17Jc bacon 22 Jc salt law reouirinp- tn H 9 pork pound 16$c taX such an organization could evolve within a few brief years colored on inscribed on any musical instrument is therefore ar bars Woodchuck soap 25c cheese lbs for 35c Cream Pollock of such musical quality as is apparent in the and the Steck pianos indicationnot only of greatest quality but also of truest Good dozen ££ eggs per OctlU Creamery butter for 55c lT It has been Only such an organization could have produced an instrument of such the purchaser shown that a band of Mixed candy per lb 10c oleomargarine moonshiners ine late cranberries lbs for 25c loo cnerstfnnsoma paid persons New bulk mincemeat lbs for 25c money lit Bouis into a fund fnr Nonesuch25cmincemeat for 25c CL1IC1 Regular comb 10c is made exclusivelyby the Aeolian 1 he rianola the first and greatest player-piano Quart jars strained honey 35c Large can Hawaiian honey pineapple 15c in the following models only The Steinway Pianola The Steck Pianola The Wheelock Lard in bulk per lb 15c 3 traps for he mouse 5c officers dilligent” reienue Pianola The Stroud Pianola The Stuyvcsant Pianola and the 4 are Weber Pianola cans tomatoes 25c or for '15c Karo syrup 10c 25c and 50c cash Prices from $550 Baker’s chocolate or upon special charge account Exhibited and sold in this city W alter Baker's per lb 35c Walter cocoa tin20c only by the exclusive Lemons per dozen 15c representativeof The Aeolian Breakfast Luneta AmTrades Irtish Government ber or Hill’s Bros coffee 30c to Take Over Quaker ofoats per pkg 10c Wheat SnppJX Cream 15c Wheat per pkg re Cereal or Koffe-et’ Postum 20c lard hieh0 ament I 45c 70c and $140 today issued the r?rICeS Cottolene 30c 55c and $140 of food in the regarding United British g Compound lard 30c 50c and 95c! mends chlefJy that theKingdom 13-19 25c 50c and $1 00 h ment take n K C over all wheat Blue baking powder 20c pplies as has been done by Germany BH Anybarskind els10eNaphtha soap 25c ‘crackers for ’5c The British farmer” tho selecting its representatives In The Aeolian has required of them the high standards Schilling’s or Hewlett’s 25c tea’ 20c "would suffer no real harfKH same as are maintained Macaroni spaghetti or vermicelli j’oel reads hlp the Aeolian or loss if the throughout I organization The fact that the above concern is The Aeolian Company’s exclusive representative is the for government deered tho whole home-grown strongest assurance Silver Gloss starch 10c you could receive that they can offer you the highest quality and the greatest value whatever your musicalneeds I marketed at 42 Large cans of Snyder’s or Pierce wheat shillings ($10 501 quarter pork and beans A and 15c immediate action eraTe B bars of lilies Lenox Diamond C or would tend White Russian soap 25c or ' tor i5c 10c cans of '15c Cocoa ( JAPAN'S vans vi uh ft no PKJ4!? sannnes osmbsS 25c to°’Chfna °M rah CusslK w Mb M or for ’10c min" ister 4 Hicktovhen® pounds of rice beans tapioca for osr O of 0 cans oysters neas string beans lye’ following the occupationbv°TaTnna’ a Red Seal of the Kiao-Chow aS® territo Dutch pork Cleanser Campbell’s t?fat£Japan had and beans for or 25c demanded the’ces' soup meal sion sion of 3 Corn sack any territory by Chinaa2 Copyrtflrt 1915 The Aeolian Co 30c explained onultoto He I that his pkgs of Grape Nuts its1 25c pledged by wkhntoWas I peel alliance Candied lemon per lb 1 5c to J B or Yale coffee per lb Britain the ter?it£i£r?at 35c maintain tegrity of V1' Aunt and' said that th Ralston Jemima or PeerChina less pancake flour basis in the fact that all individuals 10c b5ii?PiS ad who grade cent are above the O U differ one-from U Bible as literature Sweet oranges per doz 10c rIgrflts enjoyed another Rank 100 C to the 50 per cent who average Monday Wednesday are average by other nations serially from the best to the and riday at 930 Swiss cheese per lb Greek lltera? 25c fiiaue io tne per cent wno are Poorest and it is found ture riday Blue that with low normal but: not Wednesday and Ribbon raisins (500 to be TINlT hopelessly Course Includes Short Story Writing at 1030Monday and various courses in history RA N to any particular trait the two grade E to the soiai pngs ror 25c per cent who are resociology education’ ’25c differ greatly The statist!--cians garded as and Other economics and Regular 40c brooms each Jan extremes Literary Studies Washington By a new at Utah hopelessly poor the latter is a course in ethics of large head "15c fed Students University of Are who for this Among pounds rice ?irvae effeCtive are responsible new the rules of the university all 7 Prospects are that a good many new of citizenship ebruary Deeply Concerned as to Result of of studentsi-find Good 35c steel cut coffee Jive stock kw method grading their students not nassinp' in Monday Tuesday per susceptible foot and at minvenr students will enroll at the Midyear Examination and at 930 in normal grade in the average of the of their UniversityWednesdayprinciples Thursday VtLIL mouth disease can be to work are dropped of Utah middle 50 of one’s relationship TDXtV of a series of 100 the new W lx Uclvl 2 for 5c the shipped from the new Above will Whether which marks the whichto theanother’s a method of the middle50 are 25 superior in divid-uals system of grading beginning- tomorrow and 10c tobacco result in the dropping to Regular per pkg 5c aivci uo fleets points in free dta-q the Universityof grading of more or of the second community at Utah semester welfare are studied JfawlrZ which Below the middle 50 are 25 pounds of driedpkgs 25c order fewer students is a of prunes territory in added unusual interest to matter very of these beginningclasses are of midyear individuals two smaller great interest to the 1425 o Elastic starch for Illinois These students — 15c Indiana just Maryland’ relative examinations ended’ a student's classes are subdivided of the 25 per in the a popular or semipopularcharacter and pound of fine tobacco and a "hhtanniNw Yfrk’Michigan ability: in his university Pennsylvania of superior individuals group isIs the cent found per cent include a course in short story writing dinner pail for 35c and Wisconsin standard by which his grade in the long run to be of ashington Tan 30 — Notice to postmasters are If you have Peanuts per pound 10c ability of the 25 per cent of money enough you can Tuesday and Thursdav at o’clock-modern throughoutthe countryto It has been buy what ns TO discoveredin colleges individuals you wantat poetry per cent in the Mondav Shelley Wednesday the expenses where possible without South Street throughout that instructors long If riday at o’clock Mon140 East Second Berlin Jan 30 country run are found to be unusually ANY TIME you have not quite and affecting efficiency of mail service Emperor William place in town to buy — do not agree in "'their was Cheapest best arrocerles the thrned 'totile capital today personal poor to' ana riciay at for opinions of the merit of: the' Universityinstructors willgrade "money ’enough” you mav still be able u viuvivncuuesuay sent out today by the sLoit stay atter his work of their students give vvsueiiipurary postmastergeneral tour of inspection midyear to buy it urama at An official along the their students at SOM and riday grade A to the per cent who Wednesday 830 statementsays falling western battle front arc TIME Watch the “ads” for buying o’clock The new method of' grading'has its good American literature Mo nd v ?re due to the war and not grade B' to the 20'per opportunities revenues vv uuiiesuay the internal conditions at 1030 10c 6 “Aeolian” become synonymous — fe! f “ Only f oleomaaHne KanaS5 n?V21C”Ce 2 I “Aeolian” Weber economy ’ 2 3 I ’ 2 r - r 3 ’ k ft V Company -a i and i x — ' famous 2 WANT PRICES KEPT J-lb Wedding DOWN — Company UnionsAsR CONSOLIDATED I I I ' ’ I attontodV 1 MUSIC CO I ’X" - 5 E irst South St I I I 3 Company I 2 and” I I I f s B R 7 E T B 4 H I ’ Two I EXTLAINS DEMANDS 3 o II I I v fl tJ S j i U I7 A dSd ' a LARGES 3 NEW m LIAN in YORK Aeolian COMPANY' MANUACTURERS LONDON 1 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN THE Hall WORLD PARIS BERLIN 2 ' ’ M 1 I e SECOND individuals SEMESTER be-so respect QUA I i I RENEWED ’ 5 - 30-— ’ By ’ 2 I 1 I - two-thirds : l’SnUn°d By I I 1 Li I LI 1 I m - K V 4k L jn r I J S?tSto"no?A?iKyOf n I students 3 inferior Many a 2 ’ -the --- registered POSTOICE M 1 Vlr-oinia 5 determined unusual - ECONOMY ENJOINED 3 emperor 'inferior retub BERLIX ANYWHERE 5 reduce 2 x a -this - ' 5 unusually ' SOMEWHERE 1 Mondav a ’ - - - s B r Sit