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GOODWIN'S WEEKLY 7 H PANTAGES I Unequalled Vaudeville On Broadway NOW RUNNING 2VEW DOUBLE HEADLINE BILL "THE ATLANTIC B.EVUE" With Hilly Bachelor, Don AdaiiiH mid n blf? elioriiN of HtimiiliiK New York nliotv KlrlH In tlic inont elaborate "Klrl" nctH -of the mcii hoii. I'rctty form, iiretty faces, tuneful melodies, new danecH and lotH of comedy. THE DONALS SISTERS "The CnnnMlltlcH.. of the Femi nine," Sensational iicrHonlHeatloii of Aiucrleiiu l'hj'Mlcal Culture. BYAL AND EARLY I In "A Scotch Highball" ALICE HAMILTON Character Comedienne "WELL, WELL, WELL' A viiuilcvlllc truvcHty tilth Fred erick Wallace iiKHlMtcrt Iiy Dollle Lewis mid uoinniiny. MABEL NAYNON With her norld'N greatest troupe of trained tropical lilrdH. The Alpha mid OineKa of bird artistry. NEW TWO-REEL COMEDY Three n1iovh dally 2:17, 7t3( and !)tl5 p. in. Mat. prlccH, 10, 15 and 25 cent. NlBlit prlccH, 15, 25, 35 CClltH. Woolley Brothers BROKERS Members Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange. Mining and Industrial Stocks We solicit your business 617-16-19 Newhouse BIdg. Telephone Wasatch 1134 I'liiiiimiimiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimimiiiiimiiiiii: ii 18 Dividend For the man or woman who 1 wishes to make an investment in 1 1 oil stock which is now paying 18 1 I per cent dividend we suggest 1 they call at 511 Boyd Park Build- 1 ing and investigate the Mason Oil & Gas Company's holdings. The company has only 175,000 shares, and for a few days the stock can bo had at par. Wo i are incorporated under the strict laws of Kansas. Stock advances to $1.50 February 15. 1 Mason Oil & Gas I Company F. H. SQUIRE, Representative., j 511 BOYD PARK BLDG. "iiiiiiniiiniiimi iiiiiiiiiiiiiimumiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii mil umiiiiiK We shall never extend our rule over the British and American domin- ? ions either commercially or politically so long as those peoples permit their individuals to rely on themselves and compete among themselves in mining, manufactures, commerce and transportation. It is not only the companies that compete when there is no autocracy, but those whp serve the companies. Every individual in the whole fabric holds himself personally responsible for making discoveries, inven tions, improvements in organization. Has it occurred to you that God (unser Gott) might come to like that sort of thing if we permitted it to continue? In any event the gods of trade and of war smile on it always. The whole process pro duces the type of individuals who turn too easily from one thing to another. ' I said at the outset that things are going very well. By this I meant that under our attack England and America have been obliged to do through government many things which in time of peace were left to individuals. The British and United States governments have taken over the railways. Both British and American governments have taken away the private of private negotiation in matters of price, quality and delivery and through their priorities are virtually deter mining for individuals in what business they can and in what they can not engage. See to it that all this is not merely temporary. Through German emigration and through our propaganda we have for many years been inoculating these countries with a serum. Use your influ ence if possible so that the political parties, which are all radical now, shall be committed to the permanent retention of governmental con trol after the war. My object is obvious. By eliminating competition among Eng lishmen and among Americans we shall breed up in the absence of an autocracy a sort of mushy socialism. Let everyone be dependent for his opportunity and his advancement upon political authorities. These would be selected not by someone at the top who knows exactly what he wants and remains the same decade after decade, but by the voters. Their majority flaps in the wind. Remove the incentive for strong men to go into industry, commerce and transportation. Preclude the possibility that in the trade conflict to come and in the next war either England or America will have any such men as have stopped us this time or any non-governmental institutions for the development of such men. St. Helena has its discomforts. A German government respon sible to a free parliament would have the effect of suspending for a time the working out of my plans. But all this is temporary. We endure it for the sake of The Day (Der Tag). Enfeeble those who obstruct us. The type we seek to cultivate is Russia: chaos a tri umph of our diplomacy. This is the ideal toward which you must labor in England and America : government operation, socialism, chaos. In our hands such peoples will be as children. Our emissaries have but to propose it and they will come of their own accord to unlock St. Helena. They will look on with imbecile grin while our junker, munition and military faithful restore the Fatherland. Germany as it will be spawned at the peace Congress will be a spineless parliamentary mollusc. If you are zealous England and America will regard us through such spectacles that without alarm they will see that spineless mollusc evolve once more into a vertebrate autocracy capable of devouring all such jelly fish as I am instructing you to make of England and America through the encouragement of government ownership and operation of utili ties and business. WILHELM, I. R. As conceived by Frank W. Noxon, secretary of the Railway Business Association. This extraordinary estimate of the imperial Prussian policy appeared in a recent issue of "THE NATION'S BUSINESS." The report from the Western front that Hindenburg and Luden dorff look cheerfully upon the pro" v ave offensive indicates that they do not expect to go in with the : devils who are not expected to come back. Dallas News. INDEPENDENT I SHOE I SHINING AND HAT CLEANING I WORKS I 10 EastiSecond South f ERNEST GLEZOS H Expert Hatter iH Branch Parlors 62 South Main 107 South Main H Royal I Liberty Bread I This delicious loaf of LIBERTY H BREAD (loos not tasto liko "war 'H bread" but it does save wheat. M It is mado of a blend of wliolo H wheat, rye and rice flours. H ROYAL BREAD I S The bread ihat made LBgJJd M bM motiier stop baking fifebl M A healthful, nutritious and pal- jH atable loaf, which meets the ro- M qulrements of the U. S. Govern- H ment. Buy Royal Liberty Bread IH for every meal your grocor will M supply you. Fresh every day. H Help Save Wheat. H ROYAL BAKING COMPANY Silt Lake City, Utah M ( ; I Save for Victory H There will soon be another M Liberty Loan campaign. Start M a savings account today and M be ready when it comes. Set M aside a certain amount as a H "Liberty fund," to bo used for H investments in government so- l curities. M While you are accumulating M your capital for this purpose l you will receive 4 per cent jl compound interest from this H safe bank. M You will also win your own M independence while you are M helping to win tho war. M "The Bank with n Personality" H MERCHANTS BANK I Capital $250,000. Member of H Salt Lake Clearing House. 1 John Pingrce, President; O. P. Soule, V. P.; Moroni Helnor, H V. P.; Radcliffo Q. Cannon, L. H J. Hays, Ass't Cashiers. 1 Corner Main and 3rd South, Salt Lake City, Utah. H V J I