Show SALT HEEALD-REPUBLICAN THE LABE CITY UTAH efcv- -A -t - SISTER I The ( Bosporus Which Toward T MARCH 281915 SUNDAY " J Three Are leets Bound ALBERT ENGLAND DURING KING OE NIECE AND REUGEES IN WAR I r" “ ' j f - t r latter etta-the refugeesin MW MARIE-LOUISE TiRINCESS B ONLY AMERICANS i glans AIDING BELGIUM the himself) England-during (except the king and her mother Princess HennKing Albert of Belgum wno are practicallyall titled Betwar- as are and thousandsof the common people (top) of sister a — - - 1 European Was Help Long Ago Exhausted Explains Distributor for Relief in Belgium received many inquiries at ’New York as to why the not German English and rench governments should be called on to feed the starving Belgians Capt Lucey who recently returned from Belgium where for three months he had chargeof the distribution of food pointed out that practically supplies the only Belgium has received from America up to date came or were purchased from such funds as the stricken Belgians could The Commisson has headquartersin Americans and I J s W? &&& : A fcr W ' muster England has given little and the Belgian aS has been unable to government give substantial aid while the Germans J' do not feel obliged The part of (810 Scutari right at left under Narrowest Bosporus yards) near looking north Asia'at Europe to do more than they Hague convention have done th allied fleets have the Asian side of the strait seven keep a foothold the tWo the on that side of seas Thousands of European — on eight miles Scutari looking strait The the flower of chivalry Source of Help HI their or above following year they knights mediaeval Only I pounded wav through will up the Bosporus toward the Black Sea taking itself the Bosporus on their the D thsv in Constantinople crossed “The only the food the Belgianscan UqrHnnplkq large buildings fight in cross the Sea of on the a long and terrible siege way to the for the receive is that Marmora and then The European after which through left belong to the All history freedom of the Holy Crusades Land In 1453 the commission” said comes enter Bosporus strait Russian side at the extreme through the course of Captain Lucey fleet in the Black Sea is now approaching (Roberts) college well this water line between the two reached from this Asian "No support has come American Turkish power great financial the Bosporus from the north and all through this part of the has been the scene of side across into ‘Europe seizing Con from The British known any Wfe-'-'-v: the fleets of all three practical ability and high just stantinople may soon world for the movements and struggles Romans government government gave the commission: powers from two standards of its of it is today since that time has hostile be shelling Constantinople graduates— men as Greeks Never a £100000 and the Belgian government " directions The strait is now and re Scythians in strewn various nationalities races Goths and Huns Turks fleet sailed through thelastBosporus £150000 but with these funds scarcely deadly and Venetianshave camped on time of the precedent mines which will have to ligions Genoese war Now at week’s food supply could be pur with a 'ssi The big stone tower with connecting these crossed the deep and of centuries is be removed beforg the fleets can reach bankscurrent or about to be chased walls side treacherous intent on schemes broken Once the Turkish capital The strait is also running down to the water driven back into Asia "All other sums used by the com Hlssar Castle) of and the the Turk for iis currents is Rumeli (Europe for the downfall enemies will not be to and noted treacherous permitted in transporting buying mission V The this passageway between if the allies win the accompanying picture was taken built in 1452 by the Turksto mark and control of food have come first out of people the Belgian $8000000 which could scrape together and themselves of the generouscontributions out made by the United States and Canada The The Canadianshave given foodstuffs worth nearly $1750000?’ Germans Deny Responsibility MThe captainhas said that the German r— government maintaineda helpful T-1 attitude toward the commission’s but that has it taken the position that the destitution of Belgium is due more to the allies than to the out Germans The attempt to starve high CHICAGO March 27 — The story of a the German civil populationa T) OSE HOLLAND Chicago telephone girl who has sued Butler appointed couldn’t finish my break official : said rapid-fire courtship and tragic fast according to Captain “ boy wizard of La Salle street ’’for $50000 on a Storke former foodstuffs from funds should be placed beside one Yucey any the landlady and prevented “When came home they honeymoon with a man to whom she through Antwerp York City would stretchIf from New chargeof breach of promiseto marry and who tells of her infatuation the kiddies were glad to coming into Belgium see me You to the bales was open by the Hartford was not marriedis brought out In the in her diarV whose harbor thrown see it was the first time stayed and in they ever cases which were packed Germans The published diary of Miss Rose Holland She knew” one on top of another they away over night Under declaredHague convention this were placed reach within nine the German military would feet of the There was really no more happiness official Chicago telephone girl who has sued for her after this if Miss HollaifU’s authorities were compelledto do in an combined heights of the Woolworth Butler Storke once known as the “boy and diary is to be believed Storke occupied only what the former Singer Metropolitan u p country seemed buildings of York City in the New wizard of La Salle street’’ for $50000 to lose all respect for her She did not government couldTheand Belgian would dogovernment L auditor of the fund of believe his promises circumstances Q Segelken on a breach promise charge When she found could have Imported who that she was not really marriedto made those statements said that food supply The diary is said to be the nearest him of the country’s through she wanted to die After waitingtwo possible But if 27200 kits containing514549 articles Antwerp if that were thing to the “Book of have already been shipped and 1000 Mary McLean’’ could not make such months for him to marry her she the Belgians neither rench could the German more forwarded on the since that startled the seen publication line steamship Niagara brought suit Besides 4239 frankness government be expected to do so rubber country with its have been sent ponchos Ralph Sent to rench Kits Preston of the executive committee some years ago ACTS WORTH KNOWING If the kits sent to the rench soldiers reports that the kits are delivered in the trenches Storke first acquired the limelight through the Lafayette speedily and safely to the front rehabilitate the when he sought to n Wawasee inn with only the shadow of OR THE STAR GAZER ter:— — His the required 'capital mad voyage La Salle street left through shrewd 58 bank officials helpless in his wake With the announcement of some of his Arcturus Rival of Earth’s Big the wild financial movements came his engagement by his breaking of Sun Was Temple Star’ fiancee Miss Marian Grey daughterof of the Ancient Vernon Gray of Oak Park Last came dark threats from the Then handlers of La Salle street and money Butler was able to get $30000irom his who Those have even a meager grandmother in Milwaukee The federal of the knowledge court gave her the money back apparent movement1 AS - ' : ' 1 WHEN succeeded I 'T a continents significant h II -Persians" 1 1 1 1 11 W -s 1 1 : return J r - BRIDE’ ‘UNMARRIED WANTS BALM BROKEN OR THE TELLS OE STORY UNREQUITED HER nTW V HEART : DIARY W’y - LOVE - activities Z -V j' W I another ' -Wlr X''? I - I I - i n i rr i c a five-sixths -—-A zi : soul-searching ' importations -were ’ ' 4 1 J sa - ' ' : i''-A-YiG ' " IJiMilHon Goodyears ’ M and Butler returned La to Salle as-quaintance attempted explain certain intricacies of the Wisconsin marriage laws of visit to the Lombard hotel when she thought she was marriedof her awakening to find the marriage license a a dream Miss Hollandsays she is 23 years old She has lived in Chicago about a year Her mother died a few months after they reached Chicagoand left her alone She has worked with the ChicagoTelephone company To Save Other Girls feel about the suit is “The way this” said Miss Holland “It may not But I’m the be the modest thing to do last gitl he’s goingto treat this way A’’' S’’-r - O: x-:--’ v" ' & fr I u 5 a ? '? ‘-V ' aXlX :a ?- ' I & V K ?$ have saved than one from him more lesson” since learned my Vfe kSgA W V Storke ordinarily monosyllabicwhen SA X WSiftSSSS —J X A speaking to newspapers said when about the suit: asked i That’s what it is S never '”3 Bunk knew her” — — interesting Perhaps one of the most written January passagesinMissthe diary was Holland had met Storke accordingto her diary December 26 After left him ler this way spent about $25 more him to see me wanted He had made violent love to her It looked was my wedding day and had from the moment of knew looked very pretty meeting and right to be little extravagant the a up and let his magazine drop to two days later they were engaged Here floor The next was in his is the diary for January3: "In the evening could hardly work minute with my roses and all He said: excited Butler came little arms I’m and was so "January Sunday— happy ‘My wife do you before closing time my little girl frightened Yesterday was my real brought me a love me?’ ‘Butler my Can roses In the hotel lobby husband’ wedding day you understand bunch ofseared T could hardly walk worshipyou’ diary? In the morning met B first was so the hurt distance to the elevator It drew $75 out of the bank didn’t want The Mother ami the Bride year before the bellboy finally to appeal’ a seemed pauper so at his suggestion "This morning we had a breakfast at left gave him a small sum as matter us ami we were alone Henrici’s Butler found fault with the of form for the house gave him "I walked across the room to the grapefruitand told me not eat it $50 After signed the deed for the and took my beautiful white bridal He ordered cakes for me buckwheat turned to face Buthouse he put it in his coat pocket roses in my arms It’s so nice to be taken care of Later he told me had to hurry because he must be home for lunch was so disI W y I $ i X i NO ‘‘Bee-You-En-Kay ?: i-5 ' X St V is 1- if 4 - — 1 3 I I I almost I a I 1 -He I I T 3 a -bride I I I I I : a I a I table -to I j I I I UNION PACIIC SYSTEM EECTIVE M 800 M A 945 1201 CARD 1811 Los 415 600 M M M 635 Boise Logan (Butte also Portland Seattle going) Omaha Chicago — Louis Angeles LimitedSt Denver Overland Limited—St Omaha Chicago Louis Denver Valley Ogden Brigham Cache Malad ana rancisco also intermediate(San going) Ogdenrancisco Denver Omaha Chicago and Hutie also arriv (San ing) Idaho alls Ashton Ogden Pocatello alls also arriving) Butte (Twin Idaho alls Ogden Pocatello Butta (Logan Wellsville and Hyrum also ar riving) rancisco Ogden Ely Sacramento San Pacific Limited— Ogden Sacramento San rancisco Seattle Ogden Boisealls Portland (Twin also going) P 435 P 550 P 825 ) 215 350 Arrive Cache Denver Kansas City Omaha Chicago (Malad also arriving) Pocatello Ogden Malad going only Ashton MontpelierParis Reno SacraOverland Limited — Ogden rancisco mento San Pacific Limited— Ogden Omaha Chicago Ogden 1230 1230 TIME S Valley Ogden 205 1145 P 1145 P 1230 A NOVEMBER Dally Depar 720 A 435 445 1155 1155 A A M 805 805 1000 M M 805 M 210 1015 replied Many estimated v -even -miles : -times g$”i -at 1 7j Why Goodyear Does Among rising a sold 1479883 year we pleasure car tires alone Goodyear Last one tire for Yet every in car ires So High Others? like get dominate piano They alone 126 braided vulcanized into each tire wires base They Salesmen of there Can be any alone have All-Weather our toughness and Its tread the those tires of last another tire heart that must excel inniTATlNG'SIGllT Harolddidn’t’ — What tire you picking for? do anything' Mickey — Ye don’t have t’ do' I It’s yer Judge looks that gits of sent into we ortified Tires year Costly ” me — Many total years sharp thickness in times down our Ways per on years as cut the cost we matchless most combat blowouts They treads five our cost came Thus you production always to insures for Each ways year these in money your tires We grow keep better scores of experts constantlywork ortified rimcutting insecurity 45 Goodyears AroriN loose no other resistless grips reductions for two The last big cent ebruary 1st Three two you least 45 is "combat resist ‘And Total price reduction was rest They do excel in at — costly and important exclusive to Each Goodyearortified on me will wear a man out a perfectly good suit of clothes on the park benches looking ’for a’ job when his back yard at home looks like a hog pen Macon Goodyear that the puncture such Reductions sold Perhaps you favor But you know in your Goodyears in someways ive These nuthin’ goat wear tread has this? by their records tires You know but and before the years millions In service And reason tires which cure yearly costs us for safety’s sake have that? Millions “On-Air” our $450000 hundred to alone skidding These and punctures about use Goodyear has some How came this tire rivals — - AX fl Tower Hundred -of M M Among familiar 4 Sy Giant The T Bo-o-tes -It M M M M M M fell i ' X- W$l 1 ' '-S' IS HOBBfiaiMI S3® t I t‘xs '-i M I 1 I I great “fixed stars’ will feel regret on accountof the gradual sinking into evening obscurity of such brilliant suns as Sirius Rigel Betelguesei and Aldebaran gems of the constellations Camis Major Orion and Taurus included in the latter being the magic though faint cluster of the Pleiades or one being ‘SevenSisters’ said mythicallyto be“lost” Every child should they know these stars for Once are so easily learned by name so they be forgotten known can never and will always be familiar and magical while they are best seen company during high winter disappearingthat is following too closely the sun for with the observation approach of spring If however these leave us there is else of the always something manyembodied else though nftUe something in the splendid groupings mentioned Soon Arcturus the greatest star of the northern heavens almost below the beautiful cluster of the Northern Crown east of and a little lower than the Big or the "Pointers” the Dipper finger-board to the Polar Star these being well known to all who have even the least of of celestial information spectacles is Arcturus by far the most brilliant star of the constellation Bootes of mythology pronounced the most fascinating are the tales of the origin of Bootes one that he was the son of Zeus (Jove) and Callisto an earthly maiden wooed by the god and that for reasons they were transformedinto constellations one part of which was the Great Bear (Dipper) for Callisto Bootes being hunter the a mighty of group Dogs being held in Hunting leash by him and pursuing the bears or the completemythology however the reader must be referred to especially books treating of such matters The main thing for this little article is to tell the passing star gazer of this wonderful Bootes sun Arcturus in which shines with such splendor unapproachable in the of other neighborhood constellations one of which is nearly on the opposite side Cassioppel of the Pole Star from Bootes its five stars forming-almost the letter W is possibly the most ancient Arcturus of stars to be of the named inIt istheoneBook few to be of mentioned Job is said: thou wherein it with “CanstEven guide Na son?” Arcturus it as was also asked: “Canst thbu loose the bands of Orlon bind the or influences of the Pleiades?” All ofsweet the ancient peoples had their nomenclature for Arcturus and them many of “Temple this suggesting was a name Star” the ancients suggesting among hours of and was worship endowed with influence on the seasons enormous By most it was held to be a star influencing storms badin harvests floods risings in its some sense of andyet the most benign predilection Most of those however who take the trouble to seek it out and know it will for its material care more movements than its mythology It is one of the swiftest of all stars in its tremendous swing in space its speed being to be from 250 to 300 each second! It is also estifnated to have thousandsof times the light power of our sun Dike perhaps6000 all of the stars it has its 'distinctive color that of pale topazvindescribably delicate but times setting and being brilliant red' may which have’ been one reason for its having been an object fear to the superstitious ancients poignant a to the of street where warrant for his arrest on a of forgery was charge sworn out by one his former employers of But Not Dream Sweet her diary Miss Holland tells of In the rapid of their love of progress their after two days’ engagementstory of a in which he nwin Tires f by our feature Blowouts— by our cure ortified Loose Treads— by many rubber rivets Aainst Insecurity—by 126 braided piano wires ° Punctures and Skidding— by our doubleTread V thick Rim-Cuts— to improve them Doesn’t fairness to No-Rim-Cut "On-Air” yourself 1 j "1 All-Weather these dealenwill suggesttry-ing tires? 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