Show BRINGS $40000 Overnight JOY J Heavy Taken all Abundant Mean to in Crops L J Utah ? This Year z V the Snowstorms in Salt Lake and Intermountain region yesterdaycame as a boon to farmers rom midnight Tuesday until late yesterdayafternoon the r a fall of inches was bureau office recorded at The snow 4Jj weather taken to ' assurance of an for 1915 mean crops Belief Constipation for ARMERS TO TV hen with a ON the bow-els become clogged mass of poisonous stomach with all its waste sick headache belching of attendantmisery bloat sour and general stomach gases to followdiscomfort are sure A mild pleasant laxative-tonic that will carry off the withoutupsetting the congested mass stomach or griping the bowels is the combisimple laxative herbs with nation ofsold in drug stores pepsin under the of Dr name Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin A dose taken just before retiring will afford grateful relief unpleasantness next morning without discomfort Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is the Ideal family remedy especially Ifor the and children and old women folks A free trial bottle be is bountiful Caldwell Ills Gentle snow is to This feet in depth on the level still water below normal but the officials feel er ?ouraged The fall at inches the high line in City creek was inches the night and nearly during reported more fell is yesterday it reported the same fall from About was Parley’s canyon telegraph particular damage to reported or telephone wires was in Utah although officials of the Western said Union Telegraph company west that night letters from east and here yesterday scheduled to arrive received until last morningTheweremostnotserious trouble night wire reported it was east of Denver where is said fierce blizzards were a great hindrance to wire repairmen Traffic Suffers Little general the Although this storm thewasfall did not region throughout Interfere seriously witli railroad traffic of Reports at the headquarters the Salt Lake & Rio Route Denver and Grande Western Pacific Oregon Short Line were of general snowfall of to inches The heaviest fall was on the Hill City and Wood River branches of the Oregon Short Line in Idaho where 15 inches of snowfell in twenty-four hours the difficulty on account of Some snow was the Utah experiencedby Light & Traction on its companywind line A accompanied heavy the snowcausing deep drifts at several points on the line as a of off which of thethe ears were schedule most afternoon and evening Snowplows were pressed into service by the street car for company the first time this winter and succeed in keepingall the city lines open The prediction for today is fair and Slightly colder There was general rejoicing in the city yesterday people morning when the covered awoke to find the ground with several inches of snow and among the happier ones were more than a dozen men who were given jobs by the Commercial club employment bureau cleaning The list of applicants sidewalks for work to the bureau now 300 and includes all classes from bookkeepers to day laborers Knock and Is Big 6 Gun When ail Recommend airs at that led the joint Seeks Woman Help insists but Runs Voice Is Entering on Soon as as OPENING home the front door of his to gentle a tapping before o'clock last 10 E Croft 660 E Twelfth looked into the barrel of a heavy calibei- revolver held in the hand of he a man being six feet tall slender as and possibly 40 years of age Croft proceededto close the door but the intruder thrust his foot against the portal and ordered Croft to throw- up his hands of obeying Croft graspedthe hand and which held the revolver pushed It just upward When the barrel was above the head of Croft the discharged Hearing weapon the harsh of command and the report Mrs “Hands up’’ Croft Dora wife of Mr Rippe Croft raised the window in the dining and leaping room out shouted for help the robber and The call startled he quickly released himself from the struggle with Croft and sped in the direction of the Park City tracks of the Rio Denver & 1 1 A® “TEA TOAST” s’ The very result ed GrandeCroft Mrs H D water break or or crisp hadaveled hada!d £ I i i I and two brown tea $ I good Goods Men’s Suits former prices Special $1400 to $2500 special from $2250 $1200 lot of Men’s Suits ranging Men’s Overcoats to choice Your Great Spring ST also $3000 $3500 to from now at Sale Shirt Numbers Off Vs Numbers all ' ) v Off Va i K and X ya 5 Boys’ Children’s Overcoatsat Vz Price I Vi Velour nevadThmses — from ranging importing of toast of cup a as lot of Another Mr W delicious so slice a 0 I there’s nothing ing ranrs exhibits w-hich Detective Hats Half Price Special lot Underwear MEASURE I Senate Bill Wool all V2 Price at - Visit Second On i of Passes Racing Crowds Throng Capitol on Occasion Ask A special lot of Our Bag and loor Also to Trunk special Suits Boys’ Price see Trunk Dept Z our M C C I ) for iz-at1 O COURSE! i Special to Nev Reno AVOWMENT a OLD TEA I DIVORCE ! meta depend one-third responding ofworkers mouth special ls-iuat called the police Lyon and Patrolmen R C Willey and TV Crow Steps of the hold-up were traced as far as the Denver & Rio tracks Grande Croft burglar Mrs says that ransacked her home four days ago taking about $60 in money and a few articles of jewelry exceeds makes your fast explained that they only when and their traveling necessary person-jv-ly expenses many- instances They also said they had been to enabled economize materially- throughservices contributed varipus state employees situation as put to the legislators the state’s buildings and have been completedand enough money- has been reserved bythe commission to meet existing obligations out there is not available to open the exhibits enough and maintain them properly With the previous appropriation and funds received and expected from other sources the commission has about $70000 on it can Part of this was derived money from appropriations bydifferent counties of the state of some which have to levy a special tax promised again thlS year for the purpose All funds expended bythe commission have been by allotting apportioned two-thirds to San rancisco and to San Diego Instead Centerville Questions asked by members of the committee were answered by Mr Miller and by George Austin J William D Spencer and John Q Crltchlow other members of the commission present The financial statement showed that the commission had to date expended $4624849 of which all except $2464 P?Pone into the buildings and The $2464 covered and office stationery expenses of $116537 traveling of $45598 expense and general The expense of $4280 A Mr Idea j in for Spring make room To industrial to recommend unanimouslyan of $40000 to maintain the State’s buildings and exhibits at the San rancisco and San Diego exposi tions Gov before Spry William appeared the joint committeeto express his hope that the Legislaturewould grant the request He said every Item of had passed before him as under the law every of the commission voucher had been signed by him personally and he knew from his own observation that the money thus far been expended judiciously Glen Miller treasurer of the commission also addressedthe committee He described the principal exhibits and the buildings and analyzed the financial and estimate of statement had been submittedto the committee -pmmissloners describes w-hom reported Efforts Leader today- exhibits D Miners Union’s York eb 3— John R Lawson executive board member of the United Mine 'Workers of America from the district which includes Colorado told the federal commission on the relations that the reason Colorado uel & Iron company and other operators refused to deal with labor that they realized organized was that the unions would force them to obey the mininglaws he said which theyhad repeatedly violated Lawson who was a witness last week was recalled to the stand after Mrs Mary- Petrucci and Mrs Margaret Dominski the wives of Colorado miners had told the story of Ludlow and the battle there as they had seen it Mrs Petrucci's three children were smothered to death in a subterranean chamber yvhere they had hidden when the tent colony was burned Lawson said that the only reason the operators had granted the miners anything was because “they had seen the handwritingon the wall placed there by the As he testified unions” he held in his hand copies of twelve Each of these Colorado mining laws he Said had been broken many times bythe operators The operators realized he asserted that the unions not only would force them to obey the statutes but would prevent them from vast numbers of workers from had never southern Europe who seen mine before a and then payfng them what they pleased working them as long as they pleased and keepingthem in a state of poverty- fdr the rest of their lives J-yrLJJ E D committee executiveries shortly night South Great Clothing Reductions Colorado to New 5 I S Heard LAWS Declares requirementswhich Intruder House 1915 4 OPERATORS Concessions Won by for -had No 6 Use to EBRUARY VIOLATE expended 6 ‘ THURSDAY SAYS expense four UTAH EXHIBIT Members of the Utah expositions commission appeared before the joint of the committee on appropriations Legislatureyesterdaywith statements figures CITY appropriation can writing to Dr TV B 452 Washington St Monticello 6 4 State’s and obtained a LAKE AGREED OR Legislative Committee Amount or by blessing fall is Theby heavy considereddepartment the Salt Lake water the According to reports frominches the fall varied from canyons to foot in various places and at a at the head of Big Cottonwood Brighton the reported be nearly SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN THE SNOW Our reigned selected importation of finest uncolored Japan Tea own The Herald-Republican eb — Excitement throughoutNevada today at the capital Carson City entire 3 Choose from our of regular stocks particularly Chil-sX’t Off The question of a return to the old six months’ residence law was at issue OR The legislative halls and capitol housed than 1000 crusaders from all more of the state who throngedto the for Park City Train lnablc to Cross Divide scene on special trains chartered DRUG STORE IS the I"1 in SO to Sait Lake MAIN Thepurpose assemblyon Special to The committee morals Pocatello Citizens Now Working to State Board of Education Also Elementary Schools’’ published reported favorably the bill to revive the City Secure Sufficient Petitioners under ark eb The train leaving old divorce law It passed In the the title of “Live was beria Bourtzeff who had been living Park City for Salt Lake — Language Lessons” house by at 215 o’clock to 10 The bill then A Pocatello eb committee of Secretary of Its have arousedinterest and are bringing —A out of the country espoused the cause this afternoonbecame sent to the senate is (la) about citizens has taken the him invitations to where it majority H Holmes of the Decorah snowbound conduct fifteen miles from charge of many sufferer of the Russian governmentat the outbreak Park City and teachers’ institutes and give ctures to pass with a good Library Journalsays: “I ave been a project of to proceed further orders submitting the commission and with assurancesthat the governor from for years of the war and came to Petrograd were and take part in schou-c piles and summer hemorrhoids given to return The train arrived here form of to the people and will sign it enlist in government to the to the army He was The board ofdecided state encourage got no relief until my druggist nt 1015 tonight after the crew had in hand with the divorce bill various citizens of teachers’ arrested The prominence have organization a Meritol Pile Remedy on September 29 charge is the race track bill to betting considerable trouble in clearing association to permit delegated circulate petitions in II R Permission half the the on he was convicted was lese had to Driggs resigned as library the had taken package which The snowwhich in drift been form this organizationwas of under senate system gathered asked had based from the track of the of the state board of education today passed the racing distress was gone and have no majeste accusation was banks train the city to secure signatures the 1913 and a bill was Theby Legislature articles at a of the board yesterday passed bill vote of 14 to since not take a upon Bourtzeff The will be started on its journey meeting the association if a a trouble would which required 25 per cent of the voters at Miss Mary E Paris periodical to Salt Lake if Downey state libraryorganizermajority authorizing of the teachers in schools not to a tomorrow thousand dollars and $1 be back H in former morning the last city- election If the necessarysignatures for the board is mentionedas in cities of the first class the storm ceases The snowfall BUILDS UP today would give W Dayton If Driggs’ condition” Price exclusive is the heaviest recorded the project will Professor successor as library the association their indorsement A have here in many are secured activity is secretary Pocatello eb money enough you can although members of the petition bearingthe names of 1300 of — Much Drug company agency — buy you be expected in the building line this summer years what you want at submittedto the mayor and council board said theydefer the would 2000 teachers in schools of cities of the Aside from two apartment houses Advertisement for action Thursdaynight of a successor until a later second and If you have not quite Thomas third classes was presented that are projected byANY TIME AS Henry Poynter Terrell who is active in the movement TO meeting to the board yesterday The association and others SIBERIA be able two large office buildings "money enough” you may still there has been in is professor of avers some change Driggs English will provide fees and eb annual are contemplated One of the office Petrograd Vladimir Bourt-zeff to buy it regardingthe project since at the University- of Utah and also is — at SOME sentiment benefits to teachers who have capably-served buildings will be built at Center and the Russian revolutionist was Karns Is Said to Have Seen Killing of two years ago the secondarytraining "Watch the “ads” for buying school specified number of years in TIME when the commission ofheadtheof institution Main by R other Hayes anti the Mrs Gust form was defeated He explained that sentencedtoday to deportationto Si opportunities Zachropolis state schools Architect his on Main by Nate ranklin with the university attended be an eyewitness connection of the board who Louis Karas said to Gust Onderdonk will construct a store him sufficient time of the killing of Mrs IS devoting the meetingare Dr E G state building Zachropolis TRIAL Gowans and several other similar to the work of the board as library by her husband May last been eb The of public instruction has Richfield case from superintendent Professor structuresare proposed by the sheriff’s office and Driggs has been T president of apprehended Joseph of Orange T— Baker against secretary chairman Kingsbury library- secretary for several years is being held in jail John the University- of Utah John A Widt-soe as a witness in Dunn was when the offer from the University- of West Player-Piano!!! default of bonds president of the Utah Agricultural Zachropolismade his jury brought in terminated verdict in favor of Virginia to give summer school college E assistant state escape after the killing but was caught Baker The case occupied three days Norton a in of teaching English methods of public instruction In Portland Ore and returned Salt and give superintendent to was broughtto in elementaryschools has Baker come Salt Lake Lake by C and D H Christensen Carstensen chief criminal right of way to his land over to Professor Professor Driggs of schools Carl R Mar-cusen Salt Lake City Readers Can No Longer deputysheriff the defendant’sground Driggs's the books on “English in schools of superintendentof Doubt the Evidence Carbon county was unable to attend This Salt Lake City citizen testified to ladies enter contest for a long ago of quick relief of Told undoubted Player-Piano to be given by benefit — The facts are now confirmed Such testimonyis complete the HEAVY SNOW BLOCKS ROAD TEACHERS UND sections SEEK COMMISSION RULE AT1 —OUR i -i Herald-Republican 3 Changes 3 4 -was W expected unable experienced 1 STREET 4 l I Hand retirement 2-1 STRONG INDORSEMENT 2 recommended Before pari-mutuel I secretary I 8 I contributed POCATELLO 3 ANYWHERE appointment HELD EYEWITNESS BANISHED Mr 3 a 3 J Members prevented LONG 1 SOMEWHERE DECIDED J An a Girls!! PROVEN DOUBLY instruction J a Win permanent superintendent 25 4- ---- City I Brevities wanted young $50000 away evidence It West— ''" rTMSMwK '?4 A - “EsSS ''’ 1 w£k ' b I of A ® Wa W'“m" abtas - - -? ve£ -- Why Replacing was Herman Tailor I LOOR SECOND Those wishing to 10 a BLDG WALKER D enter contest m and 5 p m call between - Remember Suit Mercy— due for to collect be breach to filed yesterdayby against the Sisters of 'W ness Dr Paul to Speak Dr Samuel G Paul city health commissioner will be the speakerat the weekly luncheonof the Utah Electric club in the gold room at the Commercial club at 1230 o’clock today — POSTUM is W Knowlden Merchant J ?v - -s-' I Raiser Coining N NassiGoat a goat raiser of kas ManchesterN H has written to Willard Hansen state dairy and food commissioner announcing his intention of moving to Utah in March to engage in the dairying busi ijrl IlSjg contract Mercy- TrjZZy - S I a visement Sisters of Sues $750 alleged 'll W R merit State says: “You Mrs Clark street Salt Lake City may continue using the indorsement gave some years Doan's Kidney Pills ago take them as a and preventive tonic but have had a sometimes them very little need of However Monday others of the family- use Doan’s Kidney Case with the best of results” Bernstein Heard — Arguments Pills made or sale at Schramm-Johnson’s drug were to Judge C Loofbourow City Utah and by all yesterday in the case of the city stores Salt Lake dealers Price 50c oster-Milburn against Isaac Bernstein of proprietor Buffalo N Y sole agents the saloon at 103 State street charged company for the United States with conducting pool selling business in connectionwith his saloon and take no other the Advertisement name — Doan’s — and the court took the matter under ad — c f f a'1 (Joes S Ensign Secretary Horace secretary- of the Utah State air association left for Portland yesterday Or attend the annual meeting to of state fair secretaries of western and states Mr Ensign northwestern is expected to return to Salt Lake — conclusive of forms convincingproof 4325 Samuel Stove CausesScare — An oil stove in of E bathroom at the home East teller in Blackwell 642 S Tenth bank Walker Brothers developed so shortly before noon much smoke that it was the thought home was on fire the Coffee? 4' J yesterday People in coffee headache are waking up to the harmful effects of the powerful drug — caffeine — which poisons the system often resulting in nervousness heart flutter biliousness and many other ills and discomforts The pure food-drink choicest wheat and a harmful elements If you use Postum Javas will suggest doubt As Postum Postum Postum — Both comes in soluble form kinds are coffee hurts you an the of made drug-free — It contains only caffeine no of or developing 5 the easy change is coffee-drug and two made equally too sure test is to leave it for Postum tastes much a eliminatedfrom your off for like system days and mild highgrade in the Regular Postum — must be boiled with hot cup water instantly 30c delicious and the cost per cup is own your 15c and 25c and 50c tins about the I Meet Bank Clerksthe tolocal — The monthly chapter meeting of Institute of the of American Banking will be held at the Commercial club tonight Give Missionary arewell This at the Twenty-ninth evening ward meeting house an entertainmentand farewell will be tendered in honor of John who leaves for a mission Hoekstra to tile western states on ebruary 10 I feelings better health forms: packages Instant same If weather the not is man “coal man” for soon working he weather is milder— while EVERYBODY7 ordeijng coaj place your order and fool the — will spring another “cold snap” that will keep the overtime and no telling when you can get Bi £ yours r If -is other 10 the While "X X between ’ that It’s Postum absolutely wholesome molasses is bit 'L2-1 lames from Damage Home— lames a kitchen stove damaged the of Mrs Maryhome Gleason ourth East and Denver avenue shortly after o’clock morning yesterday making it for Mrs necessary Gleason and her children to find shelter until noon at the home of neighbors Arrested on Warrant Chris Economis 64 W Broadway was arrested on a warrant by Patrolman W E Jukes last night in which he is charged with having violated the liquor ordinance The offense is alleged to have been committedon 1914 December inances The board of Discuss Club of the Commercial club met governors last night to discuss several matters to the finances of the club pertaining President Steiner announced George A that nothing definite was done and that another meeting would be held to discuss the subject in the AND WHEN ORDER— YOU SAY si BEAR COLH 1 : ft® 7 “There’s a Reason” for Sold by POSTUM Grocers everywhere same & - THE COAL WITHOUT CLINKER— THE less PHONE “movie” craze — “How was The cuisine?” “We didn’t go there went to the Hazelnut the pictures better” Buffalo — A smoke ECONOMY and a light white COAL— Less soot—less ash near future Express the We are i I' yp YOUR DEALER or Co the a miners— The American concern Wasatch Utah uel 6451‘ dirt— S j I |