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making without Sleek and the other Grand Opera star
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and perfected by him
and when you get In addition to that the Ambcroln the finest
t form of tho EdUon Phonograph
and when yon can have to play upon the AraberoU or any type
i of tho Edison Phonograph the Ambcrol Records that play twice as
tang as Edtan Standard a that are the clearest and best
playing Record
and when you can fret upon Amberol Records such stamen as
Slezak tho giant tenor of tho MetropoUtan Opera Company and
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I i BICYCLISTS MUST
i I USE PRECAUTION
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Although a strict lookout was kept
t by tho police nil day yesterday for
bicycle riders infringing the new ordi
< nance providing Hint wheelmen must
keep off the city aldewnlks and must
tarry a headlight at night no arrests
fccro made Strict enforcement of the
I few will bo the rule according to the
t police and all bicycle riders are
Vanned to keep oft the pavement no
tatter in what part of the city Some
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little dlfllculty was experienced by the
police the first fow days of the new
Cnllnnnco being In effect In convincing
t wheelmen that the part referring to
ji carrying headlights was to be en
forced
t Most people scorned to believe that
this rule did not hold good In the out
lying sections but when a couple were
arrested the foro part of tho week a
general demand for bicycle lamps
sprung up and no further trouble Is
expected
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THE THIEF
One ot the largest audiences from
n society standpoint of tho season
gathered at the Ogden Theater last
night to witness Henry Bernstein
great play Tho Thief as performed
by Herbert Kolcoy and EWe Shannon
and four tar actors such as arc to
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bc found with any of Charles Frob
mans productions The play Is great
and the efforts of the capable prin
cipals and company to please wore
more than appreciated The prlncl
palo were greeted with curtain calls at
tho end of each act
I The story of the play briefly Is as
follows Marie Louise In fearing of
losing the love of her husband steals
50 that she can properly dress and al
ways appear as welldressed as other
women Tho money that tho woman
steals is taken from a desk while who
and hor husband are the guests at a
friends house The son of the friend
a young and romantic man becomes
Infatuated with Marie Louise and he
fiends her letters which she does not
open but returns to him A detect
ive In the house who has boon em
ployed to locate tho thief accuses the
son who when confronted with thc
crime and in order to shield the wo I
man admits the theft The distract
ed father is about to send tho son
away when Marie Louise acUnowled I
es the theft I
Marie Louise the wife and Richard
Voyaln the husband wore in the cap
ablo hands of Efflo Shannon and Her
bert Kelcey respectively Tho Inter
pretations were splendid Both read
their lines magnificently and they fit
ly arose to tliu dramatic situations
which were afforded in the act Kol I
cey and Shannon are great and should
bo seen to bo appreciated
Raymond Largardes the father of
the boy was ably portrayed by Ed
ward Mawson Arthur Lawrence as
the detectivs was great Leonard Ide
as the son and Eleanor Jennings as
the wife of Raymond were very soot
The stage settings were splendid
and lu full accord with tho atmos
phere of the production E T S
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SMITH WITNESS
IN SUGAR CASE
SALT LAKE April Subpoenas
were served this morning on United
States Marshal James 11 Anderson on
Joseph F Smith Charles W Nlbley
11 G Whitney David Eccles and II
II Rolapp ordering them to appear
tomorrow before tho federal grand
Jury In Pueblo Colo for a hearing
In tho matter of the American Sugar
company
Thn subpoenas call for half a car
load of books and records which will
be hurried to the scone of tho hearing
as soon as possible
Joseph F Smith who is president I
of the Mormon church is called in I
the capacity of president of tho Utah
Idaho Sugar company Charles Nlbley
UK president of tho Lowlston Sugar
company II G Whitney as secretary
of the UtahIdaho Sugar company Da
vid Eccles as president of tho Amal
gamated Sugar company and 11 11
Rolapp as secretary of the Amalga
mated Sugar company
The hearing is to ho to determine
the rates on sugar it being alleged
that the American Sugar company hart
been conducting business in restraint
of trade and contrary to the interstate
commerce laws If tho proper ovl
done Is secured the hearing may re
sult In the bringing of indictments
against tho American company That
concern owns a largo part of the Block
of tho Utah companies so that It Is
said Indictments could not ho brought
against tho officers of tho Utah com
panies
The subpoenas request tho local
people to be in Pueblo tomorrow
but they probably will not bo able to
get there before Saturday
ONE MANS DELAY
i HOLDS UP PROJECT
Salt Lake April GR D Young
who has a contract for the puddle core
of the Flute reservoir project was be
fcrc tho state board of land coinmb
sinners today asking for an extension
until July 15 to complete tho work
The board has been after Young for
tlolav which ho now claims was be
cause of the nonarrival of machinery
Youngs contract am mounts to 22600
but the rifllriv IB hnlrllnr nn rim ifcnln
project which Involves the exocndl
turo of over 200000 The board is
not disposed to deal sharply with
Young but is rather glad of the de
lay the state lacking funds at present
to go ahead with the rest of the work
even If Young were ready The exten
sion probably will be grantel before
the board adjourns this afternoon
Some word was expected by mem
bers of tho board this afternoon from
the mon who hold an option to pur
chase the Tlatchtown reservoir project
In which the board falter to sell the
land at the opening sole Tbe option
was to purchase the entire scheme
and pay all that the state ban paid
out on the work Tho option empires
on April 20 but another offer Is now
in hand for tho same purpose should
tho parties now working on tho propo
sition default I
ASSOCIATION TURNS
DOWN PROHIBITION
I Salt Lake April GTho Juvonlnc
court association of Utah yesterday
afternoon passed resolutions asking
for stricter laws concerning adults
who assist in the delinquency of chil
dren against cigarettes and against
child labor but refused to call for
prohibition though a resolution to that
effect was Introduced
Officers chosen were A C Nel
son president A A Noon of Provo
vicepresident Mrs Adolph Simmons
of Salt Lake second vicepresident
oGorgo Snow Gibbs of Salt Lake sec
retary and treasurer RC Jacobs
Is a member of the board which com
prises the officers and seven Juvenile
Coffee vs The Boy
Israxt07 of a youngster who suffered so badly from the effects of coffeedrink
ing that Dr d N
Hurt
hand thirty Secretary of the State Board of Health of Indiana had to tako a
The Indianapolis NEWS ublished a Ion g account of the case the news 1 went
forth and papers throughout the country have given it much publicity
From these reports we quote
Why marvel Is this news to thoughtful people TAll
An olovon yoar old boy Roy Schoolmnn oC I
r and gion Indlanapolls < had to bo forcibly taken from school
troatment The I
constant use of coffee II developed had entirely changed the
boys
happy
bright disposition to
of
one
nervousness with
I In roach ire WM watched and his extreme addition morose to X11swhoa ho attempted to tight everyone with
coffee Was dlscOQred Ono effect or the
13 said to hay been to deaden the brain faculties coffee
HGhool dunce changing the victim from an eager learner to stupid
and n little hater
cr verging
upon Insanity
Since thc
coffee bas been
stopped physicians rc
port that ho lB now rosumln g hls normal mentAl tone
lior fifteen yearn we hao preached th e harmful effects
of
and coffee upon head heart
this hooves Almost every day letters arc cchcd just as concluste and impressive as
ease More than a thollsandleltClS
tterl were received in one month from people nIl over thn
country with various
ills 13hFARh
they changed from coffee to POSTU1I and who either
cnti l
entirely recovered or were much benefited
That coffee IS HARJIFPL to
many cten in modcrntC
quantity is nIl old old truth
and
that Jt clnn
is dangerous when used
lls < to
estcg h ns also brio timo and
again proven c
All of which
I prows to oven a casual thinker that for
H C POS TUM
Theres a Reason
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I Postum Cereal Co Ltd Battle Greek r > Mich
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court judges AjA Peterson of lA
gan Volnpy CT Gunn ° H ° f Ogden
Alex McMaster of Salt Iake A1 I
Noon of Provo Joshua Greenwood of
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the fifth district J Chldcnter of tho
sixth district and A H Christcnaan
61 the seventh district
A motion was passed pledging each I
member to lu rsQnnlly Urge upon rely
nju ntotlvv In honfie and senate the
needs of Wt1co its md forward to
the president heirccult of such a can
vass l j i
Better enforcement of the criminal
law In theSote woa recommended
in the following resolution introduced
by D H ChrlBtenson superintendent
of Salt Like City schools
Wo believe that a more expediti I
ous and more consistent enforcement
of the criminal law of our state would
tend to lessen crime
J Fred Anderson of Salt Lake In
troduced a resolution demanding that
the next legislature enact a strong
prohibition lawrbut he received no
support none voting for it but him
self
Miss Elizabeth Qualtrough princi
pal of the Oqulrrh school of Salt Lake
City road n paper in which she placed
much of tho responsibility for delin
quency upon mothers declaring that
there Is a growing tendency to leave I
too much to tho schools
TIITIC CENTRAl
FEATURE OF CAll
Salt Lake April GTlntlc Central
furnished a little diversion on tho lo
cal board by advancing from open
ing sales at 11 cents to cloning trans
actions at 13 cents one lot passing
also on tho open board at 12 cents
Splendid reports have been coming
from the mine of late and tho man
agement and others interested are
firm In the opinion that the property
Is well on its way toward being a
big mine
Iron Blossom continued strong LIla
first sales being made at 107 af
ter which the price went up on a 1700
lot to 1l0 There Is a difference of
opinion as to Just what the now strike
In Blossom amounts to though tho
management Is Inclined to be conser
vative regarding It Columbus Con
solidated has ceased to attract more
than passing attention and Is selling
at 30 cents Manager Jncobson Is
at tho mine at present and will have
sized the situation up In good shapo
before his return
ROAD 10 EDUCATE
FARMERS ON LINE
SALT LAKE April GFor three
years in succession and for the second
time over tbe same district tho Den
ver Rio Grande railroad in connec
tion with the Colorado Agricultural
college will operate a special potato
Institute train through the potato
growing sections on the western
slope and In tho San Luis valley
The results from increased yield
higher grade of potatoes and better
prices as well as Increased acreage
all of which have been recognized by
the farmers have brought from them
many requests for tho return of the
Instruction and demonstration train I
The train will consist of a baggage
car containing potato culture machin
ery and three coaches In which the
lectures will bo delivered
Following is a list of lecturers who
will accompany tho train Professor
H 31 Cottroll director of farmers
institutes Professors E R Bennett
and C L Fitch 1 H L Edgerton th
oU known potnto grower or Carbon
dale Messrs Bliss and Rothschild of
Greeley growers and dealers
The farm pin lnory dealers of Den
ver will lend for exhibition on this
tour implements of the latest kind
used in potato culture and at the
closo of each lecture the merits of the
various machines will be demon
strated tho professors In charge
In tho baggage car
On tho occasion of the first potato
special train operated by lie Denver
Rio Grande railroad over this same
territory two years ago lectures were
delivered to more than 5000 farmers
and it is anticipated that owing to the I
splendid results following tho last
tour more than twice that number will
attend the present course of lectures
JAGKllNG IS GOING
TO ANNU At MEfTfNG
Salt Lake April GD C Jackling
manager of the vast Utah Copper prop
orties will leave tomorrow for a visit
of Inspection to Arizona mining Inter
ests and from there will continue on
east to New York city and will bo
present at the annual meeting of the
Utah Copper stockholders which Is
scheduled for April 22
The notices for this meeting have
been sent out the purposes of tho ses
sion ac therein stAted being tho elec
tion of a board of directors and tho
transaction of any other legal business
which may como up
It Is understood that whatever hush
ness In the way of pooslblo merger
which may bo contemplated at present
will not be considered at the regular
annual meeting hut will be disposed
of at special meetings which will be
called for that purpose Mr Jackling
expects to bo absent about one month
on his trip
MINING STUDENTS
STuDENTSMIL8
SE MERGER 1ILlS
Salt Lake April GTho senior and
Junior classes of the Butte school of
mines aro making an extensive tour of
the Utah mining camps Tho party re
turned to this city tills morning after
a two days trlp to Mercur where the
management of tho Consolidated Mer
cur conducted the young engineers
through the mines and big cyanide
mill Thy also visited the smelter of
the United States Mining Smelting
Refining company at MIdvalo on their
return Tomorrow tho class leaves
for a two days trip to Pork City
About fifteen students are in charge of
President C II Bowman of tho Butte
school of mines and Dr Francis
Church Lincoln professor of geology
The itinerary of the class includes
visits to Mercur Blngbam Eureka and
> k CItE mining districts tho Utah
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Made Her Look Twenty Years Younger
r READ MRS HERRICKS SWORN STATEMENT
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COUNTY OF MONROE J
1 Nancy A Herrick being duly sworn deposes and jays When
I was a girl I had a head of heavy long dark brown hair which
attracted the atten
eras the envy of my schoolmates and which
tion and remarks of strangers As I grew older my hair com
menced to come out Just a little at first but gradually more and
T more and then bcgnn to turn gray 1 was induced by the many
good reports I had heard of Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair
P I Remedy to try a bottle My hair was quite thin and gray when
I began using Sage and Sulphur and you can imagine my satis
i faction when I found that It was fast coming back to its natural
condition being thicker darker and more glossy than it had been
for a long time I continued to use Sage and Sulphur and my i
hair is now as heavy dark and smooth as when I was a girl of
u sixteen It is now four years since I commenced using Sage and
Sulphur and my hair is still in splendid condition
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It Makes The Hair Soft And Glossy
It Quickly Removes Dandruff
It Restores Faded And Gray Hair To Natural Colof
It Stops Hair Falling And Makes The Hair Grow
It Will Make You Look Years Younger
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FOR SALE AND RECOMMENDED BY A R McINTYRE
Copper mills at Garfield the smelters
at Garfield Murray and MIdvalo and
the Utuh school of mlnos at tho uni
versity The senior mining engineers
of the University of Utah will leave
during the middle of next month on a
similar trip which Includes an extend
ed visit to the Butte districts and the
Butte scholo of mines
DENVER HERO IS I
VISITOR TO UTAH
Salt Lake April DW H Shrader
who made n great reputation In Den
ver last October by saving twenty
three lives In a street car accident
and In tho saving of the other pooplo
lost his left leg Is a visitor In Salt
Lake City Mr Shrader who Is a
manufacturers agent Is well known I
here and at the Wilson hotel where
ho Is staying his friends arc giving
him a royal reception It Is his first
visit to the city since tho accident and
his many acquaintances who heard of
his heroic deed and watched his caso
during tho five weeks he was at the
Denver hospital hovering between life
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and death are delighted to sac him
again
Mr Shrader with n policeman were
on the rear platform of a Seventeenth
avenue car near Sherman avenue
Denver wlron the motorman lost con
trol of tho car and Jt was evident that
It would dash down the steep hill but
a short distance ahead There wore
twentythree school girls inside and
when the car got away they all made
a wild dash for tho door Mr Shrader
and the policeman saw the Impending
stampede and blocked tho way I
AS tho car gained speed and neared
tho steep Incline the girls were I
dropped one by one from tho car and
none of them was Injured The only
passengers loft on the car when it bit
the bill wore Shrader the policeman
and one girl At a terrific rate tho
I car whirled down tho hill until It hit
tho curve when It flew through tho
air and struck a steel trolley polo
demolishing the car and the pole and
Injuring tho three passengers for life
Shrader and tho girl were caught be
neath the car and the policeman was
hurled violently Into the street
Mr Shrader when seen this morn
Ing said that ho did not care to make
any noise about tho affair Ho said
he wasnt looking for any Carnegie
medals or bouquets of any kind
Nine times out of ten patience 18
pure laziness
TO COMBINE THREE i
BIG CELEBRATIONS
Salt Lake April GWhnt wa ori
ginally planned to be three celebra
lions In Salt Lake City during the
coming summer probably will be com
bined Into ono big celebration The
three events arc the opening of the
Western Pacific railway the visit to
Salt Lako City of former President
Theodoro Roosevelt and tbo annual
banquet of tho Commercial club At
a meeting this afternoon of tho Salt
Lako Real Estate association at the
Commercial club tho proposition was
fully talked over and the trfcelobra
Lion no doubt will be arranged
It was originally planned to have
ono big celebration In June or July
when the Western Pacific IB opened
another In I
August when Colonel
Roosevelt Is expected as a visitor In
the city and the third the usual Com
mercial club banquet Tho new propo
sition Is to work all three in together
and make tho affair one of almost na
thermal Importance
It Is practically sure that Colonel
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lhe Choice Fruit from a Million
1 Peach Trees is Offered You
Six of every ten cans of Peaches on the
mar Peaches
are ripe
fullflavored
ket are put up by us More than a million dIed They arc han
with tho best
care we know how
traes are required to to give
supply this
cnonoua them and
are packed in heavy clear
quantity syrup
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made from
From this great quantity we obtain and pure granulated sugar
pack Some few dealers
all grades the grades bciu have us pack for them
tra cs being determined br the under their
size and quality for only good fruit is used quality It own labels this famous Del Monte
Ve pack these grades would make no difference if you
under more than four knew under what other
hundred different f brands the Del Monte
brands most of them 9 I 1U quality is packed But
our own several of r j t ti jf I loon t since there is no way of
them arc for individual knowing what are safe
dealers who own their Canned brands the best way is
own labels Fruits and Vegetables to get Del Monte The
Our choice brand Packed Where They Ripen price tr Del Monte
though is Del Monte The Day Theyre Picked Peaches is the same
Under that label we take the pick everywhere 25c
Only per can Most dealers ran
I treeripened handpicked perfect fruit is supply yon Insist upon Del Monte and thus
put into Del Monte cans All Del Monte be sure thnt you get tho pick from more than
one million trees
All Del Monte Products Are the Choice from the Largest
Gardens and Orchards
uei monte is inc Drano unuerwnich we pack
our choice qualities of canned and dried fruits
vegetables jams preserves catsup and condi
ments We are the worlds largest canners and
than 400 brands Del Monte
put up more is our
favorite Under that label we put up only those
r to
qualities that pass the most critical
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inspection
as to quality freshness and flavor I
It is always safe to insist upon Del Monte
Gome other of our brands
may be offered to I
you but Del Monte is our quality brandour I
cnoice Be sure you get Del Monte I
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CANNERS ASSOCIATION
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The Largest Canners sx
71 of Fruits VczcUble r
ard
tire Vegetables in the World
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