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Show - THE BINGHAM NEWS. BINGHAM. UTAH ' .- - - Tribulation Awaits Naughty Bootblacks sized crowd would result As may bt imagined the lads were not exactly mute. Their shouts of delight at the torments of the loser fairly Jarred the -- Ity hall. At the critical point the serried ranks of New York's finest appeared from behind the - subway entrance. There were shileks of "Bite your name off your bos; de place Is pinched," and the crowd dissolved. But the dragnet, which the police al-ways are said to epread In emergen-cies, did not prove effective. .The dragnets proved to be the legs of the Individual patrolmen. Under, around or through-thes- e the little bootblacks wriggled, and went whooping off across the square. They found It not practical to take their outfits with them, and much ma-terial evidence was left on the field of battle Instead of carrying In durance back to the station a group of wicked culprits, the patrol wagon - arrived laden with 30 bootblack boxes. Property Clerk William Murray at headquarters now has on his hands an unmarketable commodity. It is not supposed any of the lads will have the temerity to march up to the desk and demand his property. But the "way of the transgressor" will prove In this case Just as hard as ever. For It Is certain that the lads' mothers .will give thera far more cause for re-pentance, for losing their outfits than would the police If the snare had proved effective. KW YOItK.Shlnes and . do not mix. Thirty small bootblacks of City Hall park learned to their sorrow this maxim of their trade when 20 Oak street patrol-men charted In raid formation and demolished every stand In the neigh-bor hoood. The difficulty was the habit of the youthful bootblacks to pay more at-tention to games among themselves than to the shoes of the passing popu-lace. Complaints were many of too much pleasure and too little business on the walks of City Hall park. The specific difficulty was a game for two lads in which the winner was privileged to massage as violently as possible, with a lightly rolled news-paper, the hand or other tenderer por-tions of the unfortunate loser. The. gallery was often large when this peculiar form of award was given and received. When business was slack vlrtuully the entire hootbleck population would be on. hand to see the blow fall. Various other hangers-o-n were likely to assemble and a fair-- WLDOUGIC are Actually demanded je , V J0" , yearbyin(jpQpItJJtoaBj i hoe Id the world" f quiad. . t3f Via ProWotlonlntBnMop. , 1,1a profit- to f uarsntoed by :) TCI lb prioe i tamped on rery p JJV iriofMtisfMtorjirTle, sJrLjf j la lira hoi nd In tlia pro. 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Women's oomplaintt often prow to be nothing else but kidney trouble, or the rotult of kidney or biadder disease. If the kidney are not in a healthy con-dition, they may cause the other organs to become diwaaed. You may suffer pain in the back, head-ache and loaa of ambition. Poor health makes you nervoua, irri-table and maybe despondent; it makes any one so. But hundreds of women claim that Dr. Kilmer'i Swamp-Root- , by restoring health to the kidneys, proved to be just the remedy Deeded to overcome such oondi-tirn- Mnny send for a sample bottle to see whnt Swnmp-Roo- t, the great kidney, liver and bladder medioiqe, will do for them. By fnrlrsiim ten cents to Dr. Kilmer k Co., Einghnmton, N. Y., ysu may receive sam-ple size bottle by parcel port. You can purchaoe medium and larjre ir.e bottles at all drug stores. Advertisement. Soiptflders and Carters Xrfyl. Wtkr.SnB VW UtUmmV.iM lfU Stntoh OuMmBtwd. Yl i TbOMUniU got to and rfVPt'LLI 1 dtraot lrlnt dlr' J&tf. ana. 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There is something In the calm contentment of smoking a (pipe that seems to open up the mind I for new ideas. j A busy man, a thinker, whose brain Jls crisscrossed with a thousand im-pressions, finds that smoking his pipe wipes out most of the confusion, and leaves his mind clean, bo that the new idea, the inspiration, has a much better chance to make its impression as if pipe-emoki- ng wiped all the chalk-mar- ks from tho blackboard of the mind and Invited new ideas, new thoughts, and creative plana to out-line themselves thereon. Lots of men tret good Ideas when shaving. Many more find their new Ideas when pulling away at the pipe. - The right kind of tobacco is an im-portant matter to a pipe-emck- er though, like breathing, he seldom thinks of it. Having settled on a cer-tain brand, it becomes a habit to buy that. If the tobacco just suits bis taste, it doesn't matter what its name is or what it costa it becomes Mi tobacco. Edgeworth suits many men. We presume there are some men who wouldat like Edgeworth. It is a matter of individ-- f ua' taste like eat kaMfi:?1: zsJfj ing onions. " - "' But we have a miEWOwr belief that ther tctnia f tre manv PiPe-OssW- jI fmters not )g1 ing Edgeworth who inix VaSTJ ought to be X&l EbGTu!'. who don't know 37 J'PJhU Edgeworth and iLfL(Jc i therefore have jiWCeiS no idea that rtS5jMy there is a to-Ht- ktf "Srr btcco that hits (fruvfi their taste so U exactly that it might have been made for them alone. We want those men to try Edge-wert- tt. We would like to hand them our pouch personally, but as that is fanpeeeible, we'll do what we can. The makers of Edgeworth will send free samples to any pipe-smok- er who will ask for thera. Simply send a postal or a note asking for these free samples and they'll come to you by the first tnao. Edgeworth comes In two forms Ready-Rubbe- d and Plug Slice. In , either form it is moist, fragrant to-bacco that packs nicely, lights quickly aad burns freely and evenly. We can't promfee that Edgeworth will make brilliant ideas come to you; but we are sure you will have a de-lightful smoke and after all. that's ail that good tobacco is supposed to give. For free samples, address vour pos-tal or letter to Lares & Brother Com-pany. 50 South 21s Street, Rich-mond, Va. If yoa will mention the name and address of the dealer front whom you usually buy your tobacco your courtesy will be appreciated. To Iietafl Tobacco Merchants If your Jobber cannot supply you T.dth Edgeworth, Lotus & Brother Com-pany will gladly sond you prepaid by parcel post a one-- or two-doz- en car-ton of any siz of Edgeworth Plug Slice or Ready-Rubb?- d for the same price you would pay the Jobber. O. f' r, t fCi ooU 'v rr - &v ; 1923 SUPERIOR Chevrolet Sedan In 1922 we led the world in sales of high grade closed cars, chiefly because of our Sedan. This new 1923 Sedan is completely eclipsing its predecessor because of still greater beauty and added equipment. The body is by Fisher, finely finished In black with gold striping, comfortably and a' tistically upholstered, and has dcrme light fand rear window curtain. This wonderful, five-p.tsseng-all- yea- r, family car is offered at a price that defies Q all competition. The new model includes stream-line design, high hood, drum-typ- e headlights, dash light, windshield wiper, plate-gla- ss windows operated by Ternstedt regulators, and cord tires. Buy no car until you see it. Triers F. O. D. 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'O Dc.iicrteivJ ocrv- - l:C i!i v.ops 1 it' '..V: '...,-Xi- . I.Jc.ilcrs and I '.tU j OjxdS W..J.? ' U .i U'..-- . it a !. .a.c; covciol. I I '' ;: r.N Fy; It i'.eyTS-- e. Itci, fon 'y j ' ;:i.art !' i'.!.'!!, if ?'.?, Sfl.M I'l'-'- f d. 'v-.- -i Oft'TU ft..:.lhf. Itafravtlif. f. i'T I, lanf r,t A d ;' L . t i I ' i. V-- ; .? if r c'reei-J"- e Ik. ok. t se r...?- - ., Ci w From the Chestmit Tree. "I bet I know where you got that shirt." "Where?" "On your back." New York World. Ants Have Homing Instinct. Akt bees, ants can find their way boms from a distance. They evldnit- - (y take Impression by touch, sight or sense of smell of certala sign posts. Patience and good nature will get fcway Willi any exigency in life. Authorities Discover a Still in Sing Sing OSS1N1NU, N. Y. Slug Sing that a copper still had been fouud, three prisoners locked up accused of drinking and un attendant compelled to take the pledge In a big prohibition drive Just launched In the prison by Prlnclpul Keeper Thomas Mclnerney. Prison attendants said that a supply of liquor, made from fermented prune Juice and potatoes, was found and that two convicts were caught operating the still. Warden Lewis E. Lawes, although admitting the "arrest" of three prison-ers accused of drinking, denies that any "hooch" was found. However, he admitted that there was a hunt for a still and that a mysterious cupper was fouud inside the walls and confiscated. "We heard there was some prune Juice fermenting," said Warden Lnwes, "but we were unable to find It. As long as Uiere are prunes used in prison there'll be a cbunce to get prune Juice." . The warden admitted that William Tammany, John MeGuIre, alias v, and J. H. Nolan. were accused of drlnklpg and locked up." Nolan was released upon orders from the war-dt-but Tammany and McGuIre were plfced In solitary confinement until they could be tried In the warden's court. When Warden Lawes was asked bout the assertion .of prison em-- ployees that a still was found In one of the prison factory buildings be said : "It Is a little copper receptacle fouud In a room in the same building where the shoe shop Is located. It might have been used as a still, but we don't know that for sure." McGulre Is employed In the room In which the copper apparatus whs found. Prison officials are also undertaking to keep liquor from prison employees as well as convicts. One employee was admonished for drinking too freely outside of prison and he agreed to take the pledge. lie hnd attended many executions In the death chamber and friends said be began drinking to brace himself for the ordeal of watching executions. ; When Guylord It. Hubbell was war-den of Sing Sing In 1873, an apparatus was found In the quarry tunnel with which the convicts made whisky of po-tatoes and fruits. Western Brevities from the Many Western States San Diego, Calif. lieutenants John A MacReady and Oakley Kolly, broke all known records for sustained flight In a heavier than air flying machine. They were in the air 35 hours, 18 minutes, 90 seconds. Billings, Mont. Announcement was made recently by the secretary of the Interior that sealed bids are iuvited for royalty oil accruing to the United States from leases"" on government lands within the Cat Creek oil fields of Montana. San Francisco, Calif. The supreme court lins denied a rehearing of the case brought by the United States in which it directed the Southern Puclflc company to divorce itself of ownership and control over the Central raciflc railroad. Los Angeles, Calif. William S. Hart, past the crisis in a critical Ill-ness, is still In a weakened condition adn will be confined to his bed for two weeks, physicans believe. Mexlcall. Men of the Twenty-nint- h Mexican battalion mutinied and killed those of their officers who refused to Join them in deserting to the rebel forces of General Juan Carrasco, when the battalion was sent from Mexican to fight in Slnola and are now in re-bellion. Portland. In a half-lighte- d hall with tinsel and tassels of riot-ous oriental colors, to-th- e intermittent clangor and whine of a dozen strange Instruments, and the smell of exotic odors, Chinese delegates from many states to the national convention of the Hip Sing tong persued their Salt Lake City, Utah. The monthly cold storage report of the dairy and food bureau of the state dopartuient of agriculture, shows considerable re-duction In the quantities of foods held In storage. The most notable reduc-tion has been In dairy products. Great Falls, Mont Doors of the Commercial National bank here have clostHl. The suspension announce-ment gave the bank's deposits as $1,202,000 and its loans at $1,503,000. Phoenix, Arte. Mit SImms, former secretary of state and Democratic can-didate for governor In 1920, is charged with cnii8plracy in an indictment re-turned here by a special grand Jury. Reneo, Ncv. Mrs. Fanny Uazlett, 83, who crossed the plains In an ox cart to Nevada in 18iD, has realized her latest ambition by, taking an air-plane flight saiaaaaavas San Francisco. Problems relating to the development of the Colorado river for hydroelectric power and other purposes were outstanding themes in the opening session of the fall meeting of tho American Society of Civil Engineers. Miles City, Mont Two residents of the CaWn Civek district, north of F,a-ke- Mont, are dead from poisoning believed to have resulted from eating preserved corn. Tacoma, Wash. Mrs. Johanna Ryan has spent Iut tenth day in Jail here for refusing to sign her name to cer-tain papers that would effect a set-tlement of community - property be-tween herself and the husband from whom she obtained a divorce. San Francisco Ten persons were injured, one seriously, as a result of fire which started with two explo slons In a film exchange. El Paso, Texas. Stock In a revo-lutionary movement in Mexico Is be-ing ofiVred at $10 a share by an wiih headquarters in New Yuik. nilliriTS. Work on test well No '2 that the Murray brothers are drilling in the I'.roadview dlBtrict was tem-porarily halted when the crew refused to stay as long as the company em-p;oy-a Japanese cook. tmaha.C. C. Lnnge of Racine, W.s., pilot in the air mall service, had a narrow escape from death when his plane, with a cargo of mail, plunged Into n field near the local station whi'e be was attempting to land after a trip from Cheyenno, Wyo. According to Pilot Ijmge Die machine's rudder control broke. The plane fell from a height of ahout 200 feet and was de-molished. ?an Francisco,- - Tmm'dinte con-struction of a l.'Q room wing addition to the W.illcnmb hotel h'iro anil plans for additional units to total 1.0') rooms at an approximate ens', of 5",')00,000, were announce) hy p. M. Linnard, lessnn. Th liift addition will cost KW.d'jO. T.os Anges Ml! ln-- Harris, nvv tloii picture ni tr i.i f tmiT wirM of rharhs Chnplin. fi'e.l a p..t:t..n in tankruptcy iu u h i' !i a . i ii-- .; m cm listod at ?"0,000 and Ji.'.OO. Tt's better to marry and be boss than never to have bossed at all. What a tittle affair It takes some-times to start a big row I Detroit Investigating White-Slav- e Ring 15 list wljl probably lend to several other ar-rests. According to Hessler, Mrs. Kukult left her husband, Frank Kukuff. In Yonngstnwn six months ago. taking their nutrriuge certlflcote with her. She met a young cigarette salesman, in Pittsburgh and Induced him to go away with her, Hessler says. They traveled about the country. Fair-mou-taking the name of Mrs. Ku-kuf-husband, which appeared on the marriage certificate. Hessler says Mrs. Knknff exerted much Influence over Falnnount. She always registered for him at hotels, offering the excuse that his arm was Injured. He was virtually kept pris-oner by Mrs. Kukuff. according to Hessler. and she often locked him In the hotel rooms, fearing that he would desert her. The corple cnino ? !ro!t frcrr. Cleveland on Labor day. Following llielr arrest they both confessed and gave Information that Hessler says will lend to the arrest of several other couples who are operating In J the same manner. i T KTROIT, MICH. Existence of an alleged whlte-sluv- e ring. In which women rather than men are the mov-ing spirits und in which the "badger came" plays an Important part, came to light with the confessions of a man mid a woman held hy the federal au-thorities, according to Fred Hessler, h eal chief of the Department of Jus-tice. La Donna Fontaine, whose eaI name Is Mrs. Rose Kukuff of Youngs-town- , Ohio, and WIH'nni Falnnount. twenty-one- , of Pittsburgh, Pa., are the man and woman held, charged with conspiracy to violate the Mann act. Their confessions, Hessler asserts. Determined Woman Defied Five "Cops" 1 JjUPa CHlPAfJO.Flve Knclewood guns and a patrol wag-on anil a warrant went to r,JVl South llerinltage avenue to arrest Mrs. 11. M. I'rindlville. Put next morning Mrs. Prlndlvllle frtlll was at lii.iiie. the warrant was unserved and the the policemen, with their guns and wagon, were hack at the Knglewood station. "I'll shout you If ou so much ps turn the knob of the iloor," Mrs. prliv dlMlle shouted when Patrolman .l..hn T. Cannon ordered her to surrender. 'Put there are tve of us out here; not lust one." Ctimon said. "I'd Just us boon shout five police-me-n us one," she retorted. "Just you open pint fl,mr nnd sec." fliinnon di !u't open the door. tii nnd his four KliiU'cl nrmirid intii tin. I,mc! y,:n fur n s!ii-.ri'.- n:r:i.-U- . Mrs. I'riidi wilc'. oice them u: .i n. "Col siie ordcietl. And tl c rot. ".'. , ,:,. :v ia." Lieut. Tohlas S:hiI- - strum directed when the pollr-rmc- re-ported to him hy phone. "I need you birds, t'an't have you shot u;i." The warrant the policeman tried to serve was sworn out by Mrs. Mary I lalii. Mrs. Prindiville's next door i neighbor. l.lcct. Sandstroni sh pi on the cns. ' and ihcu announced that be would try cajiilcry. "I don't ;ii!t nnt.ody ()vt,r a j di ordi cn,iu't case," ,c said "1 j ib'tik I can ts'lk that woman Into go- - i ii:g Into court. She seems to he a p-- r j Soil Of ( h.H UCltr." '--' ' i When a father has charge of the baby Its face Is always d!rty. Is too ictch ; i ' ' t ' truth la lost. |