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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13
UNITING To PREVENT
LOWER WOOL TARIFF

u. y. J. llagcnbarth. president OF
tho National Woolgrowcrs' assocla-
ton, II sending circulars to promi-
nent sheepmcn OF the West In
which II IA urged that they coop
crate in fighting a reduction OF the
tariff on wool. The circular letter
says that there IL year OF hard
work ahead and In order to defend
the interests OF the woolgrower the
association, which now has TIA per-
manent headquartcrs In salt Lake
City. must he supported.
In the circular the attention OF
tho woolgrowor ~ called TO the fact
that there will DO a special session
OF congress In March or April at
which time tariff ON wool and NUT
ton IL sure TO be reduced. With
proper support. however. Il IL held
that n fight can BE- made for tho
protection on wool and that at least
action on tho proposed bill can be
deferred until January 1, 1914.
which will give the grower an OPP
portuniir. 10 market this years clip
under the present protection.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13
JACKSON HOLE ELK
WILL SOON ARRIVE

Fred W. Chambers. state fish
and game warden. announces that
a carload OF twenty-siX elk from
Jackson Hole would be shipped 10
utah about February 18th. with a
second shipment leaving about Feb
rsary 25th. The first shipment will
be met by Chambers at briggs OF
81. Anthony. Ida. and the second at
Gardner. Mont. and will be escort
ed TO Utah.
The elk win be distributed In the
Fish Lake forestry in SEWER county
and In the Mount Nebo forestry IN
Juab county. and will be kept under
close surveillance for protection
against law violators, In course of
time. the elk viii multiply through
out both sections.
Several states are receiving ship
ments OF live elk from the Jackson
Hole country, but Utah Is the only
one known to have been apportion-
ed two shipments.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13
SHEEP To TRAVEL IN
STANDARD PULLMAN CAR

Sheep travelling In standard
Pullman car will be one OF the feat
urcs OF tho big itlnerant exhibit 20
ylsit Utah In April under the aus
picea OF tho National Wool Ware
house and Storage company for tho
benefit OF the woolgrowcrs OF the
West, The car will be demonatra.
ton OF every angle OF the wool In
dustry. In Il will be shown prod
ucta OF every variety OF wool bear
Ing animal. the different processes
necessary TO make each marketable
and the uses TO which they are
put
An especial effort will be made
TO bring the lessons down 10 the
simplest terms. To show what
shrinkage means. samples OF the
shrunk and unshrunk product VIII
bo shown side by side Combed and
oarded woods viii be exhibited Ln
many varieties. The exhibit "a for
the purpose OF teaching by the sim
plest methods the necessity for
breeding that class OF animal which
gives the best product aud for pack
Ing wool In such n way that Il can
be marketed To the best advantage.
The ear Il Is announced will con
tain many horrible examples "
Some OF the sheep will be picked
members OF the genus scrub" 80
that the onlooker can see at n
glance the disadvantage of breed
ing this species OF animal, First
class animals OF finest breed will be
alongside the oulls 90 make the con
trast even more noticeable. The
demonstration car will soon start
from Chicago on It's transcontinen-
tai tour.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13
CONDITIONS ADMIRABLE
Next Wool Clip Promises To- H. Rest
In History az Industry.

Al National woolgroWers aaso-
citation headquarters at Salt Lake
CITY reports are being received from
over the intermountain range coun-
try a. 10 the character OF tho 1913
wool clip. These reports are from
prominent flockmaatcrH IN the lar
ger woolgrowlng sections. and IN
every instance. they state that the
next clip will be the best produced
In the history OF the sheep indus
try Of the West.
The reports seem to be Unanimous
IN agreeing that the wool IL we'll
grown. OF long. strong staple, and
practically free from earthly matter
This means record shrinking wool
suitable for oombing operations. Of
course II IN yet too early 20 state the
exact character OF the wool In de-
tail. but Il can be said with certain
" that the sheep are In fine condi-
ton. with the ranges In better shape
than for number OF years past.
and growers have reason to look
forward to one OF the best clips In
the history OF the industry.
The United States Is about the
only country OF which this Is true
In 1918. for the reason that the
Australian clip is reported a hun
dred and forty million pounds short.
with most OF the wool remaining,
harsh and dry. with staple unsound.
In Africa the conditions are about
the same as In Australia with the
local clip Inferior in character II
Is little too early yet TO make any
positive statement relative 90 the
South American clip. but Il is safe
TO say Il Is not what Southern
growers would like 10 see Il.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13
HawA Tells Ills Troubles.

The woman IL the wife OF John
Howa, my brother. who IL In bust,
ncss with mc. Sarkcs " n coun-
tryman OF ours. lie came 10 lila.
watha without money to find n Job.
/ lent him money and helped him
TO get a Job. Whom he lost the Job
l gave him employment In my pool
hall. About ten days ago the wife
OF my brother, who Ia cripple.
wont TO Helper on a visit.
Soon after sarkes left also. I
gave him thirty dollars with which
to 20 somewhere disc and find work
Then came word that the couple
had loft Helper together for Salt
Lake city. came here and found
that they had boon here. but left
about February LIST.
with them u tho little daughter
OF Mrs. Howa. ! found that my sis
ter-in-law had been TO bank and
drawn out her savings. which
amounted 20 about n hundred and
nifty dollars"
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13
Correspondence The Adyocate.

Correspondence The Advocate.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. s.
Cattle received here this week a.
900, last week $4,000, same week
last year 2s,600 head. There was
slightly larger percentage of beef
cattle and fewer stock cattle and
feeders this week than last. and all
kinds sold a shade stronger this
week, butcher grades fifteen 10
thirty cents higher in some cases.
Dealers have been expecting some
reduction In the supply, In which
case there would be an advance In
prices under present demand condi-
lions. Prices of stock cattle and
feeders are as high as any time be-
fore this winter. the best ranging
from $500 to $3.50. about a dollar
a hundred higher than a year ago
at this time. Beef grades range
from S7.25 to 1896 this week. and
prime natives would reach fS.75.
The best n year ago this week
brought 1915. Some fed steers
from Longmont. In Northern Colo
RADIO. brought $500 yesterday. and
Others from the same section $3.50.
a rise In beef cattle would be con-
slstent, and most OF the trade ex-
poets n higher level the next month
or more ahead. The Jenten season
cuts less figure In the market than
n few years ago. Quarantine re-
ceipts have been fairly liberal this
week, tho better class OF steers. In
Guiding two strings OF the Lakewood
steers from Cleburnc. Tex. selling
at 1900 to $40. middle grade
steers around $3.50. and common
light steers nj 5000 60 t6.35.
Sheep here this week $1,000. last
week $1,000. same week last year
$4,000 head. The market Il fifteen
cents higher today. which puts the
prices nearly half dollar up for
this week. The Staudcr lambs from
Fowler brought 1915 here today.
The FulkorBon yearlings sold IN
Chicago Tuesday at s7.35 and ,7.40.
Tall ends from this shipment sold
Wednesday at 1895. The Hill
lambs from Missouri sold in 81.
Louis yesterday at $500. the same
bringing $500 here tho first OF the
week before the advance was fully
effective. wcthcrs are worth up 20
$500. ewes 1896.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13
OLD AGE.

Old age as II comes In the order
~ process OF nature Is a beautiful
and majestic thing. IL stands for
experience. knowledge. wisdom and
counsel. That is as Il should be,
but old age as It often is means
poor digestion, torpid bowels. slug
glsh liver and a general feeling OF
III health, dependency and misery.
This In almost every instance Is
wholly unnecessary. One OF Cham
berlain's stomach and Liver Tab
lets taken Immediately after supper
VIII improve the digestion. tone up
the liver and regulate the bowels.
That feeling OF dependency will
give way TO one OF hope and good
cheer For sale by all dealers
Advt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13

"a Year In Coal Mine" by
Joshua Husband. a thrilling and
fascinating story OF n young college
graduate. who worked as miner
for an entire year. begins In this
Impression OF The Advocate. and viii
run for five or six weeks.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13
DR. KINGS NEW DISCOVERY.

Soothos lrritatod throat and
lungs. stops chronic and hacking
cough. relieves tickling throat. and
tastes nice. Take no other. once
used always used. buy Il az all
dealers. -Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13
DEPLORES CARELEssNEsS
OF WESTERN SHEEPAiEN

John ID. Holiday. president OF
the National Warehouse and stor-
age company, who Is at Salt Lake
Guy for a few days. deplores the
careless preparation and indiffer-
ence 20 character and condition of
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13
.HOPERS LOOKED FOR
BY ZION DETECTIVES
MRS. HowA LEAVES HIAwATHA
WITH HANDsoMER MAN.


Determined to find his clipping
sister-in-law, Mrs. Mile Howa, and
Louis sarkes. the Syrian with whom
she Is said to have left her home
In Hiawatha a few days ago, Moses
Howa, last Friday authorized the
Maylon detective agency at Salt
Lake City to offer nifty dollars re-
ward for the apprehension OF the
pair. Circulars giving the descrip-
lions OF the man, woman and little
Girl are being mailed broadcast 20
police departments and detective
agencies.
sarkcs Is miner by trade and
Il Is thought that he will be found
In some mining camp In Utah or
neighboring state The brother-in-
law IN relentless In his determine
ton TO punish the man whom he
bcfriendcd by securing him a Job
and lending him money. only to the
end that his confidence might be
betrayed.
While the able brother Is trailing
the fugitiycs, John fiowa. the Grip
pied and deserted husband. is TAX
Ing care OF the pool hall conducted
by Howa in Hiawatha. The Howas
formerly lived at scoficld. whore
they conducted retail merchandise
Ing business and al the same time
peddled et the several coal camps
OF this county.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-13

School supplies In large or small
quantities. Advocate Publishing Co
-Adyt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08

sugars OF our daily food. And IL you
viii bear this fact In mind and get your
blood under tho dominating influence OF
s. 8. s. you will not only drive out those
impurities that cause rheumatism. ca,
tarrh, eczema. pimples, boils and thin,
anemic blood but you will feel anew tho
thrill OF health that can como only from
q purified blood stream.
Advice OF Great Value.
One of the most valuable aids to health
today Is the medical department IN con"
nection with the Swift Laboratory. All
who use s, 8. 8. arc privileged to write
for ADVICE. which is free. With no doctor
near for counsel people In the country
are often puzzled by the appearance of
some skin eruption, mysterious pains.
nervous breakdown and many other all
ments.
Get bottle of s. s. s. today OF your
nearest druggist, and then flll out the
coupon below and mail 1t for free advice.
Do not accept anything else In place
of S. S. s.: pay no attention to the lust
as good" claims OF those who would sac
] rihce your health to make an extra profit
| s. S. s, contains no minerals, no crude
1rugs, nothing but the most beneficial
botanical materials. SO be sure you get
8. 8. 8. and avoid disappointment. Get
bottle today and write for free advice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08
VISITORS MAY VIEW
GREAT MINING CAMP
Arrangements Made for Sight.
Seeing Trips to Garfield
and Bingham.

Arrangements for what probably will
be the most popular sightseeing trip in
the country have been completed by the
Salt Lake route, Bingham & Garfield
and the Seeing Salt Lake City com.
pany, 1t means personally conducted
trip to Garfield. Magma and Bingham
and, from the depot Of the Bingham
g. Garfield, a trip by stage or on horse
back to all Of the workings of the big
mining companies In Bingham
Beginning Tuesday, special car will
be attached to each Of the daily trains
operating between Salt Lake City and
Bingham. Special trains will be pro.
vided for large parties, and although
the trip can be made In less than half
a day and generally will be made i'll that
time, arrangements will be made for a
full day of entertainment for those who
wish to spend a day IN the greatest
mining camp in the world
The trip will be made over the Salt
Lake route to Garfield, where at the
foot OF the Oquirrh mountains a splen-
did view may be had Of the Great Salt
lake in addition to the Garfield smelt-
ers. Then the train is taken over the
Bingham e. Garfield past the reduction
works at Magma and Arthur and along
the edge Of the Salt Lake valley for
about twenty miles, where 1t dives
through tunnel, emerging near the
great copper city. The railroad in its
construction presents some of the most
difficult problems ever overcome in
railroad engineering and the ride is a
picturesque one from start to finish,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08
DEMANDED $4,000 OF
PRESIDENT WILSON
Guiseppi Pomaro Arrested in Cleveland
for Sending Blackhand Letter
to Executive,

CLEVELAND, June 7.-Guiseppi Pc.
marc, arrested at Youngstown, Ohio
today. charged with sending ''black'
hand' letter to President Wilson, was
brought here tonight and lodged in Jail.
Pomaro was taken to Warren, Ohio,
this afternoon, and on being arraigned
before United States Commissioner Gil
mer was placed under $4,000 bond, the
amount he is alleged to have asked of
the president. He was unable to ar
range bail.
The letter demanding the money was
mailed on May 90 and was turned over
to the secret service department. 1t is
said that Pomaro is one Of blackhand
band operating in this section and haV-
ing connections in New York,
The envelope was addressedi
"Mr. Wilson, president Of the United
States, Washington, ID. c.
The letter read as follows:
"Mr. President; Send $4,000 or 1T
will be the worst for you.
HGUISEPPI POMARO,
1923 North Watt street, Youngstown,
Ohio
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08
ABLE TO WORK FOR FIRST TIME in TEN MONTHS AFTER
TAKING YEE FOO LUN C. H. D., CHINESE HERB REMEDY

felt weak and exhausted all the time.
which rapidly grew worse. or course. !
began taking Treatment from physicians
and everything l heard of, but my case
seemed to puzzle them and they could
give me no relief and nothing TO do me
any good. l began to lose weight and
found myself unable to do any amount
of work. I became almost deaf; at times
i could hardly hear anything. Now / can
hear better than for a long time,
Last September I was forced to aban-
don my farm work altogether and came
to Salt Lake At that time I weighed
145 pounds. about normal for me. but
few months ago fell off until / weighed
but 12S pounds. I read OF the zee Foo
Lun Chinese herb treatment a short time
after the Chinese Herb Institute was es-
tablished here and resolved 10 investi-
ga te. having given up hope OF obtaining
relief from physicians. have taken the
treatment but short time and 1t has
done me more good than all doctors and
medicines, I am doing some farm work
near Salt Lake now every day. I give
all credit for my recovery to the Yee Foo
Lun, c. H. D.. Chinese herb treatment"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08
Ills Have Been Cured by the Fa-
nous Yee Foo Lun, G. H. D.,
Chinese Herb Treatment Fol
lowing Absolute Failure Of
Physicians and Drugs.

Centuries ago. before tho beginning Of Western
history tho Chinese people treated their Ills In
Natures way The reBult OF hundreds OF years of
such treatment wao that China became known as
ono OF the bcalthcst nations tho faco OF the
earth. Their doctors developed tho nature theory
10 the hlghost point long before the first med
ical diucovcry'' Of Europe was made. Theirs Is
nothing bhphnznrd about tho Chinese herb treat
mont II ls science which may mover be learned
by American or European physicians
1t remained for to bring the sec
rets OF tho Chinese method TO, western America
10 rolinve tho Guffering OF thiu country, Thig
man was Yee Foo Lun, C. II. D., a graduate OF
tho Kwongtune medical college In Canton, China,
the Imperial College OF Medicine at Pekin China
and a specinI student at aovernl American med
Icnl schools. He developed system Of trost-
mont all hio own from tho knowledEs gained IN
bis various OF study. and heenmo the
Original Chinese Horbaliot, II is old say-
ns that nothing sucooods llkc euecoss," and
tha holds true in the OF the foo Foo Lun.
c. II. D.. Chinese here treatment as In other
limos OF endosvor Thoro have been many I'M
itatoru Of Yee Foo Lun. but mono can shoT the
long list OF remarkable cures such AZ those
which have followed the Yes Foo Lun. G. n. D..
Chinese herb treatment,
VOC Foo Luu C II D.. came 10 America from
China endowed with remarkable personality:
which has hoon found lacking In tho majority OF
stolId mysterious looking Chinese who have en-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08
FOOD FOR THOUGHT FOUND IN THE YEE Foo LUN, O. n.
D., CHINESE METHOD

doavored TO succeed 10 q land where thor meth
odn and view OF things allon. Yee Foo Lun
G, II. D., was adaptable and quickly became to
all intents and purposes plain American busi-
noss man. Tho success OF his square dealing with
the public In not only attcsted by thousands of
other cities. but by the methods which bavo been
adopted by so-caled Chinese hcrbalistn to COM
pete with tho Yoe Foo Lun C. Ii. D., Chinese
herb treatment
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Beware OF so-called '.f:co treatmauta'' and
''trial treatments" for there is nothing free
about them. II reader ''biles' of those
oftcrs. he will shortly rooolve notice from an
cypress office that c. o. d. package awaits him
Tho package OF horhs. weighing but few
ounces, may havo charges OF several dollars at
tnehed TO 1t. Is there anything FREE about
that? Yeo Foo Lnn C. H. D.. doos not send
c, o, D, pnckaEcs. In tho first place the Gen.
uine Chinese herbs are too expensive to be
methods srs not considered BY the Yee Foo
Lun, c. H. D.. Chinese Herb Institute 10 be
utrictiy square dealing.
zee FOO LuN A REALITY.
Zee Foo Lun. c, H. D.. Ia an actual person.
Il is not 4 name assumed by American to
deceive the public. Yee Foo Lun Ia Chiuosa
Lako City. Flo may ba soen in person at the
Chinese Herb Institute just us ho appears In the
accompanying cut, which made from an
actual photograph. Though the Yec Foo Lun.
@. H D., Chinese Herb Institute has beou eatab-
ljShsd In Denver and other cities for many years.
the Salt Lake branch has boon oponed TO tho
public but fow weekH. However. the succosE
attained In that time has boep remarkable Fol-
lowing are excerpts from some convincing testI-
uoDiaiEs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08

OF their experience in playing dance
music. Richard Roberts, who is to be
lhe conductor, is musician Of wide ex-
perlence and extreme popularity among
musicians of the city He will devote
MS attention entirely TO making the
Majestic band one Of the best in the
west.
The fine new maple floor was prac-
ucaIIy completed last night and pre-.
sentcd beautiful appearance 1t COW
erS nearly $4,000 square feet of space
and is surfaced like glass Around the
dancing floor is promenade twenty
feet wide, the two being separated by
settees of unique design At the cast
end is the bandstand, behind which is
the sounding she'll used last year In the
open-air tbeatcr. This she'll is said to
be one of the most perfect ever built
in the west and was the subject Of
many favorable comments on the part
OF musicians and acoustic experts last
year. 1T is expected to carry the mu-
sic to all parts Of the building. On
either side Of the baudstand are the
rest rooms, while at the west end will
be the soda fountain, refreshment stand
and large checkroom. 4 small charge
will be made for dancing. but admission
to the park will be free. Manager
Langford, who has had long experience
in the conduct Of dancing. promises
strict regulation and every precaution
to maintain the high standard that has
been set.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08
YEE FOO LUN, c. n. o.

C. A. Young. sss Second West street, Salt Lake
City-"Fifteeu Salt Lake doctors have treated me.
but seemed able TO give permanent RELIEF,
. For two yesrs I was practically an In.
valid. The paralyEod otate OF my arm apd
shoulder and nook made Il impossible for me- 20
30 about 70 any extent. and for eleven months
have been forced TO remain idle and have done
practically work IN that time. I suffered Ia
tenae pain day and night and the awful dead
feeling in my aud neck made It difficult
for breathe and ] could not turn my
head from side to side Everything took seemed
TO mako II worse until started tha Yse Foo
r.un. c. H. D.. Chinese herb treatment
porienccd great relief tho rlret day Of the treat
ment and have improved steadily:
certainly thankful for the benefits 7 have
ccivsd from the zee Foo Lun. c. II. D.. Chi
herb treatment and am gad 70 tell others
OF my experience"
WIDE RANGE OF TREATMENT,
Practically every disease and nilmeut 10 which
human beings subject be roiiered or
cured By the Yos Foo Lun. G. n. n. Chinese
bsrb treatment II ~ hotter 20 call In person.
but II this Is impossible: write 1t lctter giving
symptoms In full and enclosing stamp for speedy
reply. Consultation froe by presenting this notice
at Chinese Herb institute lis South Main, Up
stalrs Phone Wssstch $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08

Mr.. J. Littey of aga w 7th South. Salt
Lake City, and Iron county. Utah. where
he is dry farmer. had to abandon his
occupation of farming last September be-
cause of catarrh, serious stomach and
other ailments, which totally lncapaci-
tated him for work and which had been
growing steadily worse for three or four
years.
During that time Mr. Littey was under
treatment by several doctors. but they
seemed able TO bring about no improve
Mr.. Littey read OF the Yee Foo Lun,
c. II. D.. Chinese herb treatment and how
other sufferers received benefits from the
herb treatment and investigated 1t In
hopes of being able to regain his health.
He Is now hale and hearty In appearance
and Is able TO work. He said yesterday:
well. can truthfully say that the
Yee Foo Lun, c. II. D., Chinese herb
treatment has brought about a great i'm
provement In my condition and am glad
I have taken the treatment, About four
years ago I began TO be bothered by ca
tarrh and severe pains in my stomach,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-08
HOW TO MAKE oANARIEs SING

~ keeping them free from drafts and
In tho sunshine. your bird will. II
r es,l,larly fed on r, 3. F.. Co. 3 Bird Seed,
Develop into a rare songster.
Moreover q cake OF Bird Mamma should
At all times be kept In his cage
Never, II you value your birds life
All drug;i sell II for Is cents per cake.
Write for page Bird Book. IT Is
yours for the asking. Philadelphia Bird
Food Company. No. 400 North 3rd street,
Philadelphia, Pa