Show HEEAiID-BEPUBLICAN TELE RUIT DEALERS I VISIT SALT Thrilling at Drama SALT Dex the 1 V ' Here Round Make One of Their WEDNESDAY 1859 1915 Semi-Annual Sale Clean-Sweep ' t ' 10 EBRUARY More Days— our EstablishedIn ' Men ruit Stay UTAH - z S Local CITY Just LAKE v LAKE ft -ft I Continual Pleasure '' '' Jr Al 1 - c ' APPRECIATED $ Tin-va-novn-r ivi'ii SO 4MP MAIN 3- 7oWH llOnTl bpnn ? 1 - T A -Wp HUlklVt saving money 4 r 1 a O ffive ITO 1 Vtcuiu apvuxiwu w seldom been more considered -r- ( in Tn Tiosiiion'to TIA Cl CVTl AnACCl’ IT far for 11 AC and Hia VInpnessifv uiuio — O11U IUUzv UUUVDPUJ xvx by public than has GOOD GOODS now AVe are nil hrnlrnn linps find ndd lots nl onn-cirooTi mnvnliftndiao— and n n ILLCb-kl LI Ci vx kz v w It is simply a to and profits are not being considered legitimate clearance of stocks preparatory our spring business for which we are buying more extensively than ever as economic conditions are rapidly adjusting themselves and “1915” will be the most prosperousyear the country has ever known ’ HOSPITALITY Ulf ( hfiP better Ol’ 4-L I l’n 1 d-n1 -values the ’ ’ -i Lit 5 Guests Resume With Westward Exalted Opinion Trip of ft Utah’s Capital "ft- ' ft’ft ftftftftVft' ft a ft Vft'A- V --ft' muaiMB 1 H w s S TER -the wasow i 1 BMir i- ’ ' WANTS NEW 1 C D’s O exchanges or -fJPiL ! EH- Ilf"' 'll L i ' 1 1 : b T ffift -A d b : J ' UftT ’ the V 'ft h Mi HtltKJ of Skirts New 50 brown broken plaid throughoutand finished sale price yard All will be Be here heavy -Dress alid green The fl Tof pWtj? -WJ M less the than lengths au charged extra promptly at 10 and take lzwj W lot the tailored pockets by material Alterations measures $219 o'clock of choice your of Clearance Wash ine Goods Prices ormer lines of 27 to 25c at 9c Odd lots and broken to Dress Ginghams formerly priced at 12ic and 15c also light colored fleeced copies of the lannelettes “Viyella” flannels 31 inches wide and formerly priced at 25c choice or today only Approve J the at All Goods Dress Manual S 1 WE cal W — loor Main SKIRTS MAKE Remnants Domestic from All our of the world's finest dress ffoods and stripes every popular street 9c be included m tins expensive fabrics in offering ROM UP the Always AND $150 lot All “Baby at winter stock Per plain colors checks will shade also black Yard in handsome very HAL and 11? at UP — Annex $450 ROM ”at I nlvD loor Main — DRESSES Day Weaves extensive Some — Annex MEASURE TO Wednesday - serviceablelengths ‘ yard per and Imported 32-inch I Walker’s J Telluride The “Cl would ordinarily McClintock bargains offered today will appeal to every mother and the to making similar garments for “baby” can better be given fresh air or amusing the little tot indoors can-Sweep” i J him her out or give into the 1 leeced ’ J A J Nightgowns 37c I White only with silk stitched draw strings at bottom to protect front and finished baby feet the Infants’ ine length J J 4 I quality i They Is' M sS‘ 'll ribbon J Made departed HEWLETTS i® ft bath Pi ' v day West residence born was at He 655 17 EnglandandNovember Alice Hilton George Hardman came to Utah with the son charges of Hardman Vifty nouse lice a be held 1: Underwent LANGTON Operation pital tn Aeu IS York and formerly an pink the WILL BOOST GRAND Bootees TRAIL satisfies and adults’ 25c most CANYON BRINK Ilos- Salt Men Lake Meeting for Will Good Attend Roads at New in York eb 9 — ull faces amine Serbia unless the people can obtain grain for seed in the spring and farm tools to work with accordingto a statementissued tonight by a aid committee in organizedto seek newly for this 'country the destitute Serbian and children besecured City Cedar and the and Weight the BUT we and us in packages this Sc and white silk-lisle hose or black Limit Vests 29c Demand of Butter Creamery Company PACKAGES hope has been "Blanchard” of continue to all for time to ask you housewives to PROTECT yourselves and seeing that you matter by always demanding butter containing full 16 onces no matter what must brand Otherwise competition compel will us the return to You to Bickanes old or- control tbe situation See to it that you always get much butter for your money as you in will find attractions as q strength Wool Should “our-in-One” come ‘ ull tan 1 some time now the Jensen public ULL POUND Butters We or givino- women Eight hundred thousand inhabitants will starve if these things cannot the committee"affirmed In mathematics at New f I pair cotton 6 destroyed exacting of blue Some slight mill imperfects but not to interfere with wearing quality Heavy silk crochetingaround neck and down front Long or short sleeves Nonirritable Sizes to years — Economy Basement -are taste lines Pink customer " the Hose ine broken only finished Housewives Declares SOO 000 Relief Committee PeopleWill Starve Unless Provided With Seed Grain and Tools TO Yellowstone that of SERBIANS OR 2 lavor for as war-swept York instructor AID able-bodied The grouping sizes 5 to 64 four pairs to a 2 dangerously J Infants’ A Silk a whets J blanket flannel white figures P U L L Esti--mates the to the last cup in SjaT U N PACKAGE P IE J can ’ resh —Steel roasted cut 0 a dirt No chaff 10-mill S Eovwwag W3? I No D O— 1 improvement University J I : ( HEWLETT’S v -'poke r: r -J LUNETA - ouu ft’11 ‘ COEE - PRESENT VARIETY 'din (to Sunday' evening New Yorker fear guest) that in your travels ner — in this country you will miss the Sunday” old man (smilingly) European — What think I’d rathei' fight than' eat?— you udge An Ideal Hotel I with an Ideal Situation ft Quarter sizeimw wamaftsasa Jensen Creamery Co Butter Eggs Cheese Poultry “Continental’ - WALTON MARSHALL H ft' T ! Manager JL ft T -makes J i - - V 1 ft A-'-ft'ft' or loor Silk Bonnets 10c fancy silk and velvetta bonnets white only Here is a big- bargain x — Economv Basement small lot of yoke 89c with Wool offices that 0 A Neatly finished nainsookJ fine blue Third Infants’ popular extra long ones plain white or white in combination pink or blue Assortment of knitted patterns College of Uthh is Agricultural six of the most fertile districts of Serbia ill in hospital in New Y’ork the children 50 per cent of now are received at This information was Seven members of the Orderof Dusty dying from lack of nourishment and the first presidency of of the Desert Rats will go to Cedar City this medicine" from cold and exposure church from P Monson Mormon Walter to attend a meetingof good roads week of the eastern states mission Mr “All of the boosters from men of Serbia Utah and a southern Langton submittedto an operation the front’’ said the statement special the Legislature are at committeeftfrom for what was must plant ebruary supposedto to the cause of the “The advance women and children be liver trouble park-Grahd in the spi4ng or highway and cultivate cropsgrain Mr Langton has-been He is in Utah New York Russel L heads canyon the order Tracy which there will be no on which the about three yearsa man last summer whena delegation nation formed live next winter But now and still owns a home in Logan where was can from the Salt Lake Commercial he lived a long time buildings and Club made the first automobile trip the farms devastated live stock from Salt" Lake the north brink of and to implements burnt these the Grand Canyon of the Colorado and conditionsa GONE TO DENVER Under the plan for a great A general freight launchedthe highway inevitable” J Reeves agent famiifeis two wonderful scenic for the Oregon Shprt Line had gone to between of the west attend Denver to a conferenceand of of the order-have ACCUSED O ORGERY reierht traffic officials of Utah The members been SERGEANT authorities yesterday working on the proposition ever since ederal for began Colorado on the by new tariff recently or and will go to search H A oster th§ interstater com Cedar City armed with Sergeant dered effective credentials that others states from ort Douglas through who disappeared mercecommission Willis Uline which the proposed highway will traverse afternoon Major Monday will do their share to the at ort Douglas began make commandant HIGH PAID DIPLO-HATS road passable for motor cars seek Sergeant oster late Monday to by the Order of oster’s wife who The salariesof British ministers and Desert received night on request of Dusty Rats to date fix the The ambassadors which range from $6500 at feared he had met with foul play amount to $57500 a year are still to will be required yesterday that inadequate $52000 whichUtah to 'put major was informed meet th in first-class demands upon them says the the road in condi oster passed a to check which the the royal commission on the tion report or major’s was attached name Major civil service been have been has Telegrams received from Uline examined the check and declares which studying officials the diplomatic service with a view to its in Arizonato the effect that it a forgery Major Uline says he and improvement The the counties ot democratization state learned that oster went mat which uocontno report states that the salaries paid at and the Mohave through road north on a trainSergeant late Monday night present to the higher of the will pass will do their share and sim members service follows: Paris ilar has b'een received diplomatic are as assurance from $57500 $50000 Idaho TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN per year Washington four other bf southern Utah per year embassies $25000 The Citizens The Rev E Goshen addressed are interested'in the to $35000per year first-class missions meeting last eveningat deeply movement and well Leattended $12000 to at in Grand ward on the subject of $22500per year second-class a meeting PanguitchRecently a the missions $6500 to $12500 per year tax levy was voted for road “Life of Lincoln” The character of The of Lincoln and his constant members championship purposes will boost for the road of the right was forcibly brought out the order who the Cedar City meeting are Russel in the discourse class of twenty-five at Two of the greatest Not oneof of Illinois a 1800 years Mr rhetoric students L Tracy W Jensen L II Harding mnn in die last Goshen Carl H said were Lincoln could spell all these words correctly red E Smith Moore and Darwin Prof and W C Stark H on modern authors Manderfield Accommodate Acknowledgment courtesy Companies Disappoint Dissipate Development Embarrassment Equipped nferred Harass interfered Laboratory Lose Lovable Macaulay Noticeable I Occurred Precede Jburth Mreet east atdjarkCowenu Professor ProceedStopped 8® IxxW lUKlkLLlX Permissible Aroma sleeves $100 in quality 25c corduroy in or of resorting to a disorderly Alter an investigation at po was re ILL Recentlyat Willard Langton professor of at the Cooper institute The at o'clock PROESSOR or tassel velvet streamers 1 uneral the Thursday afternoon in of the ourth ward chapel Interment will take place in City cemetery M same silk headquarters Anderson leased He ft®- The with and Have Extra Bonnets Plain with — hand-embroidered sleeves of them finished that yon getting S 1840 will prettier few a to up 35c lannel Wrappers Blue and neck Slips Just brown time Conducted great-grandchildren services the Long kimono Infants’ POLIQE RAID HOUSE with keeping Maudedisorderly Adams 40 charged a house at 326 S Temple was arrested in a raid West by Patrolmen rank Glenn and Clark 30 Lillian W Brown Emma 35 and William Moore Anderson Lancashire 44 also arrested in were the raid on ASK Mr years ago and settled in the ourth ward is survived by his son James J Hardman daughter Mrs rances Winterowd an adoptedson Roy Hardseven man grandchildren and four £ of with cord Salt Hard-yester-Second be and robes HARDMAN Veteran Gardener Was Residentof Lake Half a Century After a brief illness George man veteran a gardener died his vW couldn’t run Gowns embroidery $125 J GEORGE with Infants’ ' DEATH Nainsook Velvet $100 a McArthur ft in cloth Well with two patch value and waist ' r wool effects only BUILDING Patrons J CZ-1! o’Clock J a 1 Just -w 8 8 at customer a provals rtf $219 10 ' tw I 4 to at -k declared LAAYETTE Skirts Only one n i ‘ conducted SCHOOL ' Begins iiiitniaiiW w ' Wool Street of Sale Today’s Salt Lake visited was by yesterday 175 fruit jobbers most of them from cities but from Chicago Colorado many commercial and other eastern centers on their Los to to way convtention Angeles attend the of the annual Jobbers’ Western 'ruit association They arrived on a special train over the Denver & Rio Grande at o’clock and left at midnight on theii’ special Lake Route A Wolffeaturing pounds along over the railroad ties on over tne salt THE BALL” clerk of the his and catches inbarger assistant chief up with of the Denver C Herbert Kelceyand Miss Effie train machine passenger department and then swingshimself-aboard looked after the wants of Shannon contains Rio Grande more sensational follows a wild chase through the train the excursionists from to Sait death-defying Denver thrills than any picture and to can the Lake and J S Early city climax lust aS the train passenger ever projected on the Rex screen A is rushingacross a bridge the daring the Salt Lake agent for Route crock the train to Los Angeles McPhee leaps from the baggage daring escape over a clothes line four train to the river Their day in Salt ofLake was made one stories high in which one man is shot car of the and other dare-devil continuous round pleasure There and falls to the These many ‘into the story was doing every G ground a slide from feats are woven something minutethe which W Knight traffic the top of a six story building a fall with its pretty light comedy manager of moments Western ruit Jobbers’ association from a fire escape a leap to the back heart-rending pathos and vivid last night that the time spent of horse death-defying a a dramatic work combineto make a most here was well worth while “and members runaway High bridge to the Harlem alluring and thrilling the party will long remember leap from production of then a onto the “After the Ball” and “The Exploits of the hospitality of the people of Salt river 136 feet jump top of a train Lake” their' arrival here going forty miles an Elaine” will constitute the offering at hour On taken in tow by a the visitors pursuedby a motorcyclecop who the Rex theatre today and tomorrow were of delegation local fruit men who laid aside their business affairs for the afternoonand Reade Mr and Mrs C loaten Great made it a personallyconductedtour for alls Mr and Mrs S Mont W their brothers from the east Mr and Mrs J P There Mr Wariner Packham was a sight seeing trip about the city and Mrs C A G AV Bowman The doors of the Tabernacle were Mr Benkleman Mr and Mrs L M Drown and they were taken through and lJrs G S opened Swigart Carbondale the building o’clock there was At Roy Mr and Mrs H Mow Carbondale an informal reception and at Thoborg Mrs J luncheon EaglesonCclo Mr and the Commercial club and from then P Oleson and Colo Mr Gypsum until o’clock it was and Mrs T M and daughter go as you please Alexander but all at the club at o’clock Colo: Mr and Mrs A gathered Saguache and visited night and Beeler Mr and Mrs A M theatre last Wilson of Mrs Institution left for Los Angeles with a warm spot Colorado Springs Colo R in their hearts for Salt Lake Mrs T Colorado HenrySprings Ramsey Morse I E Mr and Mrs Charles R Plan for Training Hancock James Hancock S B Clark C Klein ort Morgan Colo Mr and Mrs Hancock W ranks E W Price C G H Mr and Virden Haines E Knifton and daughter Structure M allas B G Hanna Mrs Leadville C RichardsonE William McCallum Underhill Springs E M Cox A L Colorado George Berry Elggren Springs Mrs R S Cox Colorado E Colorado ElggrenMof Salt Lake and members Springs: Mr Em-mick of the W of and Mrs H S Roylance Lafayette school patrons yesterday acted as the receptioncompany Mr and Mrs G E Mr Provo committee McWhorter and looked after the pleasures of the and Mrs G Mrs A Johnson were out in force in an effort to secure W Knight Mr and Mrs G Reye eastern men W OmahaO a manual training' building for the Charles Green C ollowing is the roster of the Rocky Mr Zipfer Omaha school Over 400 patrons and teachers Mr and Mrs C H Mountain special when it left Salt Lake Green andMr daughter and Mrs C the school met last night for Los Angeles members of Adams Zimmerman of Monday under ort Collins Mr and Mrs J P the party being from Currey the auspices Denver unless of the and Home ort Morgan Mrs Best Speer otherwisenoted: Anna School league of that district A musi Mrs E Mr and Mrs E C O Teeters M Burton LambColo W Mr and H esler Mr and Mrs M presented by the Cooley was Mack Robert Doble program J and son E E Colo Gillinsky Zeuauis teachers and a number of speeches were W Hazzard Mr and Mrs B D W Pelham Brothers Omaha Stackhouse Mrs Mrs made The affair was plannedto provide Alex Auld ort Collins Colo Marker and daughter Lyman R S Marsh Mr and Mrs Sholes Mr and Mrs Deemer MrMontrose an opportunityfor the parents to Omaha: Newloh A and Mrs C M Hard Ringold Pueblo Cclo G W Martin D E Newcomb meet the teachers and get acquainted and Mrs D La Jara Colo B Haile Maynard Salina Kan first hand with Rocky Mr methods employed and Mr and Mrs W C Miss Hazel also discuss ord Colo Mr and Mrs D P Shepherd Lowrie the progress of individual Mr and Mrs Price Utah: Mr Powell Hutchinson Kan Edward Lehman students Mrs erris Colo Dr isk Price fjrovier Air and Boulder nutemnson was and I S Mr movement formulated Utah L Hunter Omaha Blotsky Marens Kansas City Mrs J E East Mr and Mrs committee appointedto provide a new Zimmerman Carbondale Colo Mr and Omaha: B home for the manual training depart Mrs H G E rank Erwin Mr and BMrs E W T Price ment Hartman Montrose Colo Middleswarth Bothwell Charles Mr and Mrs L Gillilan principal of McDonohue Al Mr and Mrs Mr and theWest E E Mr William Hartner Provo McClintock Side High school R H Mr and Sirs A addressedthe meeting and Mrs P B Mrs Blanchard Doddridge Pickens SMrs Donaldson and E M on the “Value of Technical Training and Mrs ort Collins Mr and daughter Brown for Boys” Mr and Mrs red Mrs H L Colo Leonard LSirsTaylor Edgerton Carbondale Oleson Mr and Sirs J Mrs Oof J P Widtsoe gave a talk on Mrs Sullivan Mr and Mrs Dye CarpenterC P Sliss Sullivan “Value Domestic Science” Colo Mrs Bent and daughter Henry W Adams fir Manzanola president Mr and Sirs T Jefferay Mr and Dr Dr J E East Mr and Mrs De J C Hagenbarth R SI Arthur Dr E D Mrs Roylance Provo Wherry secretary Armond Ccloort Collins Perkins Mrs Lake G All regular trains over the-Salt Woodruff Dr Victor SamuelC H Allen Joseph Olathe E Mr and Turner were Geoghegah Heikes and Mrs O lowers ort Collins: Mr Route bound for Los Angeles Charles C with delegates to Crismon are the and Mrs R H crowded yesterday committee Hyde W Weber the fruit jobbers’ Lps to secure signatures for a new J C J' C conventionat manual Dolan Houston Mrs training building and Marsden daughter ort Collins Angeles Extra sleeping cars were carried who participated in the Dale on the Los The teachers Miss Mrs ort Collins: Mrs Angeles Limited and Noessen lorence Summerhays Colo: the Overland Express and the Pacific were Mr and Mrs Charles program Greeley Miss carried such load it and Miss Hall Dalta Colo Mr and Mrs Limitedfor the a when Edna Anderson greeting southlandthat it was Leola Schrack Mrs WordsG bfM were of necessary to attach an extra locomotive spoken by School Bacon the Home and league J H to haul the train principal of the Coombs Lafayette school and Mrs O O W Moyle president the of Home and School league a |