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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11
Merry HOTEL CLERK
SPENDS HIS OUTING
CAPTURING YECCMEh
Smithwick Postofice Robbers
Throw Up Hands at Point
of His Revolver.

Hot Springs, s. d, MAY s--That the
hotel clerk is not always the same
smiling, mild hammered and harmless
gentleman that he seems to be when
he welcomes the incoming guest, -
shown by the feat of Dee Ferguson, OF
this city, in capturing two safe blow
ers and bringing them in IL miles and
delivering them over To the sheriff.
Thursday night the postoffiee safe
at Smithwick was blown by exper-
n cash AIKEN. The job was @ 50
cleverly that two men sleeping IN the
next room, with only a wooden parti-
ton between them, We're not awakened.
Suspicion at once pointed 10 three
men who had drifted in the previous
during the night, IL was certain they
were in the Wild country adjacent.
They were tracked several mites by
their foot prints. which LED towards the
Cheyenne river, TO the west Joe
Marty. n ~rauChnnan, mad been q per
early Yesterday morning ne StrucK the
ranch OF George Turner and tod them
Of the robbery.
Dee Ferguson. vic i }ftad clerk ~
the Evans hotel and who has been
identified with hotels in a number Of
western cities, was at tire ranch for s
few days outing. having ridden his
,e-sa ~: "a I-S-&2s s =
spirit of adventure he sci II en- d
short detour after a trace 81 IRE
bandits, accompanied by Ralph Su92ll,
a young rancher. They found foot
prints leading 10 Shops canyon. q
deserted spot which no honest man
wapld need frequent. = they fcl-
lowed. Soon they caught sight OF
two men, Small realized The danger
and favored going ac6 for reinforce
TaeRTs. bat Ferguson went alsead.
Surprising the bandits. he covered
them with his pistol, and dressed in
KHAKI and = western AaI. his appear
Snce showed no trace Of the afahle
hotel clerk. and they obeyed his com
asaad 10 puI up heir hands.
Ferguscn's companion was unwilling
70 search their clothing after they
Tsr@ covered. and he escorted them
twaa miles 70 Tuners ranch where q
six-shooter was found On each OF the
~Er1sonsrs = team was hitched up
ana they Wer@ brought in and turned
ever 10 Sheriff Jensen. he was sur
arlse6 10 be informed that IN case
these Eaen prove 10 be The raen wanted
for TIE safe blowing. the
=zzaa 44e ~. see f~f sfaefT capture.
8ne prisoner gives the name of George
Morgan Re weighs ISS. Is short and
Sax fees : weighs aaou $50. Both
srs fairly well dressed. They claim
mere IN that vicinity looking for
3 homestead, liz that they live in
Springs The latter is untrue.
Mr. Ferguson is q small. quiet man.
and his deed disproyes tina it is the
big Hsan with the wild west experience
that has the most valor. Before COM
.ug to the Evans hotel he clerked in
the De prado and the Lexington
hotels in Chicago, and in the Colon
AIDES at Sea Breeze. Fla.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11
CENTRAL TELEPHONE COMPANY
CRIPPLED BUT STILL I'M GAME

Mitchell, S. D., May with the
large force of men at work in this
section, the Dakota Central Telephone
company is getting its long distance
lines to working temporarily, lines to
Sioux City, Aberdeen and Chamber
ain having been completed today. A
statement made by the company is to
the effect that in all parts of the state
they had 1000 miles Of lire on the
ground. and that the loss would in all
probability reach the sum of S250.0o0.
The lines that are up are placed tenn
porarily to cover the immediate needs.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11
SHOT THROUGH HEART
IN ENTERING RuGGY
Accidental Discharge of a Shot
Gun Sends Charge Through
Young Mans Heart.

Elk Point S. D., May Oscar Lam
bert, "a years old, vas accidentally shot
yesterday afternoon a short distance
north OF jefferson, and died at once.
The young maj and Philip B%euchulin.
a youth OF about his own age, had
driven into the country with q gun.
For some reason they got out of the
buggy. As Lambert was in the act of
re-entering the vehicle, BeaucheIin wa
putting shells into the gun. One was
accidentally discharged and the charge
struck Lambert in the heart.
Lambert is a young farmer, unmar-
rfed. and was farming his fathers
farm near Jefferson. The shooting was
purely accidental.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

local retail liquor dealers, who are
serving terms Of go daysain Jail after
having entered pleas Of guilty to the
charge of selling liquor to. an Indian.
They also were fined 500 and costs
In each case the liquor. was sold
to h same Indian a m~ixed-blood who
was sent into the saloons as q decoyll
AS he dressed like a white man and
was no darker than many white men,
the saloon men were fooled and sold
him liquor, never dreaming that he
was an Indian.
FEDERAL GRAND JURY-RETuRNS
TWO IMPORTANT INDICTMENTS
Aberdeen, S. D., May 6.-At the
May term of federal court, indictments
were returned In several cases.
Yellow Back, an Indian. from tho
Grow Creek reservation, was indicted
on a charge OF grand larceny, the or
Tense said to nave been committed ON
the reservation. Thomas Coyne was in-
dicted on a charge Of selling intoxl-
eating liquor without a license at Elk
Point.
An indictment was returned against
Hilliard Wight on a charge Of in
f~ringement OF copyright. Wight, who
is a manager of companies travelling
through this and adjacent states. is ac-i
cused OF having produced q play n
titled "Reaping the Harvest" the title
of which he changed tos"Paid in Full
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11
FEDERAL GRAND JURY RETURNS
TWO IMPORTANT INDICTMENTS
OPIUM MEET nELAYEp.

Washington, May 6.-The I~nterna-
tional Opium conference, which was to
have met at The Hague on july i.
has been postponed for one year, Ger
many, Japan and Portugal are not
prepared with thu data which Great
Britain desired should be presented be-
for the opening of the conference.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

The total noun OF earth excavated
and ret 70 be taken out In building the
Panama canal under the protected
plans Hfiornts TO 214, $50, 1874 cubic yards.
This pile will tower nearly two and
one-HAIf times as high as cheops, and
would contain about II times as much
material, BY volume. In height It would
extend up into the sky nearly 1,15f
feet.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

OF detective stories. was led to take ur
fiction because his legal training forced
him to reject the evidence deduced by
Sir A Conan Doyie,s Sherlock
Holmes"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR UNION
In 10Th ANNUAL CONVENTION

Centerville, S. d., May 8.-Thhe goth
annual convention Of h Sioux Valley
Christian Endeavor union is in session
here today. There are So delegates
Yankton, Elk Point. Alcester, Valley
Springs, Springfield, Hudson. Vermil-
lion and Wakonda. The convention
sermon will be delivered Sunday morn
ing by Rev. A. G.. Warner, of Spring
field. The evening meeting, which
will be a union service, held in the
opera house, is to be addressed by
Secretary Lee, Of Yankton college,
and Rev. A. G. Warner. This meeting
closes the convention.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

1.-THE works Of wilhelmina Won Hfll.
ern were extensively read in u coun'
try" writes an American woman from
Munich ''and in the 'T0's her 'Gierwally
was one of the best sellers. When we
saw the name at the head of a news
paper article recently we thought to
read something about oldtime novels
but it was the announcement OF thu
18th birthday celebration of the writer
She is the daughter of the more cele.
brated novelist, Charlotte Birch
Pfeiffer. Despite her strenuous activi.
ties as actress and writer, h is stu
vigorous, and recently changed hei
residence from quiet Oberammergau to
Munich"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11
LEAD MEMENTo or
LEWIS AND CLARK

Aberdeen, S. D., May S-Nhiie
chopping down an old cotton
wood tree near the Yellowstone
river basin, John Allison, a
Stanton, N. p, woodcutter.
chopped into a lead slab nearly
six inches square and d half
inch thick upon which was
found the inscription. Lewis.
and Clark. 1906, Exp. S. F. u.
S. ~ Gov
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11
MiLNEs FOOD iNsPEcToe

Des Moines. Ia. May 6.-John Minis.
Of Thayer. Union county, was app
sioner Barney. He takes char +.
office in August.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11
CENSUS DETAILS PUBLIC
FOR ALL SOUTH DAKOTA
Population Figures Show Re-
markabIe Growth In Most
Sections of State.
FIGURES GIVEN FOR CITIES

Washington, May Census figures
Tor counties, cities, and villages
IN South Dakota are made pubic by
the census bureau. Remarkable gains
are shown in n%umberless sections and
nlaces of the state. The figures follow:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

OnemsFfance. street rubbish is trHnu-
formed into a marketable product. At
Southwark all the refuse IL crushed fs
p powder, which is sold aa a manure
At ST. Ouen the powder thus made.
with h addition OF combuatiiyie sub.
stances, Is formed into a cheap fuel
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11
CANNON BALL VALLEY
EDITORS ORGANIZED

Aberdeen, s.. D., May S.-Newspaper
men in the towns on the New England
extension Of the Puget Sound line met
Friday at New England mi voted to
organize what shall be known as the
Cannon Ball Valley Editorial associa-s
ton. c. n. Crockard, of the Elgin, N.
ID. Times, was appointed chairman,
and elected president of the association,
and Fred ~Schoensigel, secretary. Edi-
tor Hitch, of the Burt Echo, was chosen
first vice president; J.. X, McLees, of
the FLASHER Hustler, second vice presi-
| dent, and John Connolly. treasurer.
The next meeting VIII be held at Mott,
N. d., at a time to be set by the COM
mittee, which was appointed for that
purpose.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

Greece and Roumania are patching
up an ella md fnane quarrel under the
conduct OF Prerniers Venezelos and
Carp An agreement for renewal OF
diplomatic intercourse is likely to be
<esched In q few days and 1t Is rumored
that The reconciliation will be sealed by
the betrnthal Of Elizabeth, daughter Of
the Rpnnaanfan crown prince, TO
George. son OF the crown prince OF
Greece, and heir presumptive to the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11
MANY INDICTMENTS FOUND
IN UNITED STAT IS cOtJR'

Aberdeen. S. D., MAJ 9.--Twenty-
indictments were returned by the
federal grand jury. including that of
laPianf, on charges of bribery, Illegal
yelling of liquor. robbery OF postoffice.
.obbery II murder. After the grant,
sury had made its report Its members
we're discharged. Willis Whitworth and
Shepard Parker we're indicted Jointly
On the charge of numbering James
Faieshia. an Indian. on the Yankton
reservation last September. Since his
arrest Parker broke Jail and the case
Iagainas Whitworth win b up today or
tomorrow.
Following the trio, Asa Sweetcorr.
an Indian. was arraigned charged with
introducing liquor into the Sissetor
and Wanpeton reservation. He pleaded
guilty 10 the charge ard was sentenced
TO six months in The Roberts county
5sss, ald fiDed siug and costs.
John Peter Stevens was NEXT ar
raigncd. charged with introd,,cinp
liquor into the Sisseton and
ton reservations On the 23d Of last
April. He entered his plea this morn
ing.
Lee Fire Cloud. charged with steal
ing q horse on March 9. was sentenced
tc one and one-half years in the fed
eral p~enitentiary.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

Manrice Maeterlinck has been forced
( give up the use d tobacco, which
Ne Formerly used fn prodigious q
ttttes, while writing, But he sticks Ia
aaiis pipe, Allied with q denicotinized pre-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

Judge Rentoul, of the famous Old
Bailey court, in London, favors some
kind Of brand for deported aliens SO
they can be easily detected when they
try to sneak back into England.
ALIENS are flooding the country and
doing more damage than anything ]
know off, says the judge. II have often
thought 1t would be a good thing II
we could put some mark on persons
who have been deported, so that II
sver they put foot in this country agar
they would be known. / would not
suggtSt q mark on the forehead. like
Cain had. Bat some mark about which
there would be no doubt"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

AMcubic foot OF newly fallen sner.
weighs Ave and one-half pounds and
has AZ times the bulk or an @qual
weight OF water.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

- Et.r tha Eeer aaaAAa 80 2h.aaa ~
EvcraEe earnings 10 the passenger trai,
mile were s1.2T. to the freight mile
x27f The average passenger train is
ser feet long. and the railway state,
xssclaI declares that If It carried only
mail iLswouid err only 81 cents a mile.
Tire railways else PIT fn thai while the
expenses Of the p~nstcffsce department
Increased about $40. tes, COS from 1907 TIC
as1G. the railroads received S352.1 less
Cor ehstr mai service In the latter thar
In the former year, though they handled
. per cent more mail.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11
POSTOFFICE ROBBERS
GET AWAY WITH ST, 500
So Smooth the Work That Men
In Next Room Were Not
Awakened.

Hot Springs. S. D.. May 6.-The post
office safe at Smithwick was blown last
night and $1,000 in stamps and $500 in
cash were secured. 1t seems certain
that two large men and n small man
who walked in las! evening from the
north are responsible. Men asleep in
the adjoining room TO the postoffice
were not awakened. The officers have
no clue to their whereabouts, but the
men can not be far away, as no trains
passed during the night.
PRESIDENT ASKED TO PARDON
MEN CAUGHT BY INDIAN DEcoY
Tyndaii. S. d., May 6.-An appesl
has been made by a large number of
the residents of Tyndall direct to Pres
ident Taft for the pardon of several
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

Dentists use in filing teeth pure gold
But In bridgework and gold teeth they
use coin cold. which is a little less than
q karat: straight % karat is still bet
ter. Soma mouths VIII stand 90 kara
gold, but such gold blackens and dis
solors badly another mouth. so dentist.
make IL q rule to use coin gold. Oui
soin gold is nine parts pur gold n
. .aa.s- b.. y-na.ht Sc II fs
not so surprising that IL and IA karat
rold should cause a d~iscoloration of the
skin. when 20 karat gold may turL
green or black made into a gold crown
And worn on q tooth root
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

America hasn't any monopoly on food
hauds and dangers by a long jump
The London Chronicle speaks OF "tht
sare that has constantly TO be taken &c
wee thai Ahe food sent to Londen is Ill
Tor human consumption" ana tells oi
Z recent case in Norfolk where a farm
~ was Summoned TO court Ter laying
grain poisoned with s~trychnlne on hi;
lane for killing birds. Evidence was
E~aventhat he had recently sent To tbs
london market fer human c~s1ssanFtes
about sc dszen larks. In quantities
ranging from six TO 50 dozen rs q lras.
HI Of which xera poisoned.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

Whit is presumably the largest siEr
In the siRte CT Washington YES re-
M the Columbia river Just above ths
M beverly II RSxs-1asas ths 10
cation Of new a-cfRrag, The new Gri-
Ezatinr district being opened 70 settle.
xusut- From the T4ralavEE q passing
erxssrs AZ catches Inc gre 81 thu tray.
EiHr snA MEy be eEEIsy seen fer q dis.
tame us seward miles. The sign I.
nearly & quarter CT q mile long, tins
aerte-s are 20 feet wide and 100 fee
Nigh
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1911-05-11

-ElackeuinE nf cuffs anE shirt front.
ny the rubbed OF gold is q matter CT
much annoyance TO 5ewsaers when thsil
customers come back. thinking they
have bought brass, Tho skin IN tns
neck, RE well as On The fingers, IS Ire
uunrslr Hisnsslases sz- IA Es-..zs -.
Ena, some shy, uu.s COLA An expert
xsy-s ttat even in the cass IF pure gold
this cDlnrE1iun af thu skin is raor dne
n. bun rather Is the result Of chemical
changes in h ho5ys ar rather Il the
Precipitation an6 natural Oh Of the skin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
WILL FOLLOW Up
Los ANGELES SHOW
Realty Men to Put Forth Indi-
vidual Efforts 10 Bring
Settlers Here.

Seeking 10 follow up tho good that will
he done at tho Los Angeles land show
the Real Estate association. ut the rcgu-
lar monthly meeting Wednesday. appoint
ed committee 10 look into the securing
OF cheap onc-way rates from Los Angeles
10 points IN Utah during and following
the show. In appointing the committee II
was urged that IL Is highly important
that the general work OF advertising the
resources OF the state he supplennc Mt ed
with individual work on the part OF the
realty firms. Interested in Utah proper
tics.
resolution was adopted at the meet
ing thanking Representative Eckman for
his diligence in securing the passage Of
the house joint memorial to congress ask
ing the federal government to improve
200 acres Of the Fort Douglas property.
The association will take up the mat
ter OF distributing literature on incom-
Ing trains Tne publicity bureau OF the
Commercial club will be asked to CO.
operate with the association in this cam
palgn y resolution was adopted asking
that the house pass the public improve
mcnt bill already passed by the senate
without amendment.
The meeting was held In the gold room
at the Commercial club and was we'll at
tended.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
SEES OPPORTUNITY
KNOCKING At DOORS
Pioneer, After Trip East, Real
ICES West Offers Best Chance
for Prosperity.

Fred c. Bradley OF Haley, Idaho. Is a
guest of the Cullen hotel on his way
home from a visit TO his birthplace in
New York state. While east he visited
many Important cities. including Wash
lngton, ID. G.
Mr.. Bradley. when only a youth. went
TO North Platte. Nebrask then the term
mus Of the Union Pacific railroad. From
there he wen, TO Denver. fighting hostile
Indian tribes on the way. lie paid 10
cents mile on the stage In 1852. Mr..
Bradley located In Idaho.
think ] know this ntermountain
Southern Idaho and Utah are the most
tcrpr'sing people in the east could be
convinced OF the opportunities open. in
Utah and Idaho. there would be an i'm
mense thrush of homeseekers For four
years. unti! the first of last July, / was
receiver Of the United States land office
and have seen many changes during the
last forty years. but the greatest trans
formation has been in Salt Lake City.
While cast. had more inquiries rcspec-
ting Salt Lake then for any other point
In the west.
Salt Lake City is the best known and
IN n way the least understood OF any
city in this great wide country. know
now better than ever before that a
knowledge OF the wealth 10 be easily ac-
quired in Utah and Idaho is all that IS
necessary 10 populate our valleys and
develop our mines"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
DENIES INSURANCE CO.'S
APPEAL IN LOFTS CASE

rehearing in the appeal of the Pa
cihc Mutual Life Insurance company OF
colorado from the Judgment of the Third
district court In the case brought against
1t by Addic B. Lofts. administrative OF
the estate OF Thomas ]. Lofts. her hus-
band. was denied in an opinion handed
down by the supreme court Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs Lofts brought suit against the
company TO recover on an insurance pol
icy and Judge George G.. Armstrong of
the Third district court entered jude-
ment for Mrs. Lofts In the sum OF
s199o.99. The case was appealed and
the supreme court affirmed the action
of the lower court. A rehcaring was
asked for and this now Is denied.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
SUGGESTS CONCERTED
ACTION BY STATES
Idaho Man Believes Much Could
Be Accomplished by Sys-
tematic Exploitation.

Major Fred r. Reed OF Wendell. Ida.
on his return from n sixty days trip
10 the east, is guest at the Cullen. Mr..
Reed Is the general agent OF the North
Side Twin Falls irrigation project. Dur
ing his recent visit east ne attended the
national land show. held in Chicago, ana
also the more recent land exposition held
in Omaha. The result OF his efforts he
says. was the fact that he brought sixty
families from the eastern aud middle
western states TO locate IN Idaho. His
experience and observations lead him u
believe that the proper thing for the
people Of the iniermOuntain country TO do
Is TO unite In an effort to induce desirable
citizens 10 become active In the devcl
opment OF the western country.
Il am in favor of action by the states
OF Utah, Idaho Montana. Washington
California, Nevada, Arizona and Wyoming
10 call n meeting OF all the commercial
interests OF the states named and 10 or
ganize upon the lines that have recently.
been adopted in Utah. TO make Il ooncen-
trated effort and have Il central point at
which these opportunities may be truth
fully explained TO all people coming TO our
commemorative seeking Investment.
Il would suggest that Il meeting OF this
Kind he held by the states development,
organizations in Salt Lake. at some time
TO be designated hy the associations IN
other words: | think that an effort of
this kind would divert thousands or fam
HES from going TO Canada and other
northern Climes, where there can only he
one crop grown. Il failure Of which means
diSeaStcr and poverty.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
VETERAN SALT LAKER
WILL ATTEND REUNION
Survivors OF Famous Iowa Brigade viii
Keep Forty~ninth Anniversary
OF Shiloh's Bloody Battle.

AT least one veteran from Salt Lake
OF the famous Iowa brigade will attend
TIC reunion. 10 be held April 6 and 7
al Oskaloosa. Ia. Of the forty ninth an
niVcrsary Of the battle OF Shiloh. Thorn
as Harris. who at the age OF "A still
looks TO be not more than 3D. is making
preparations Ia go and desires other vet
Grams who belonged to the Iowa brigade
and who are now residents OF Utah TO
communicate with him.
Mr.. Harris, who lives at sci Sherman
avenue and who is past commander and
former assistant adjutant general of the
Maxwell post. G.. y. r.. was first SER
geant ol Company B. Eighth Iowa in
fantry Other veterans of the famous
hornets Nest brigade who arc resi-
dents OF Utah and whom Mr.. Harris
hopes To have as company on his jour
ney TO the reunion are Thomas Hoppe
and }; \. Purcell OF Salt Lake. both OF
the Eighth Iowa; John Cooert. G. w
lladley and Henry Myers. all of Ogden,
and all veterans Of the Fourteenth in
tantry OF the Iowa brigade
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-09
WILL BOOST
PURE FOOD CAMPAIGN

The 1ntermountain Pure Food and In
dustrial exposition 10 be held at the Audi
tor1um. April : to s. is TO be considered
the climax OF the compaiGn now on in
The interest OF Utah made goods
boosters club OF more than 100 retail
ers Is being organized from the ranks of
the Retail Merchants association To al
TN" campaign and to cooperate with the
manufacturers in making the food show
an exhibition of home products. eclipsing
All former attempts. Indica lions are that
every space In the exposition hall will
hc occupied and that there will he the
most varied and most beautiful display
Of Made In Utah" goods ever seen in
the state.
TO make the food show the most In =
terestne place to visit conference week
many attractions will he provided includ =
ing baby shows every afternoon and spe-
clal features every evening.