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Show • THEJORDANJOURNAL.~DVALE.UTAH 0'---1_ _ T~re_Pres_wen---=t'~_Messa_.::..ge_ '·UTAH SENATOR _____..JIO HAS MANY BILLS VICE PRESIDENT DAWES CALLS SIXTY-NINTH CONGRESS TO ORDER IN MEETING OF COMMITTEE THE TOTAL FIXED TO BE PAID AGGREGATE BIG SUM Many Distinguished Persons are Pres· ent and Fill Galleries to Look · Down on First Act of Law Body Damages For Sinking Of American Vessel During World War Must Be Met; Will Receive Money From German Government WILL SEEK ABOLISHMENT OF FEDERAL TRADE AND TAR· RIFF REGULATIONS I I sr 'S. Gains 20 Pounds bod,. Beecham'• Pills l Creaky Knees I Quickly l.imber Up ! I Will lnroduoe National Defense Bill Which Would Do Away With War Among Nations Of The World SIXTr MIlL ION IS • BELL·AN$ I Hot water Sure Relief I I ELL· NS I Washington.-Marked by Insurgent Washington.-Germany must pay strife even before it started, the Six- American claimants $2,409,413 for uoH, why car.'t I have a sk!n like ty-ninth congress, elected with Presi- damages suffered when the giant other girls? Why do I hav'3 to dent Coolidge in 1924, went through transatlantic liner r~uqitaniarwas tor· have these ugly pimples, blotches and 1 the brilliant ritual of its opening cerpedoed and sunk by a U-boat, it was blackheads? emonies, December seventh. announced by the German-American "If I could on:y find something that Both house and senate convened mixed clalms eommittee. At the same would clear up my skin and give me back my aoft, rosy complexion, I know promptly at noon. time the commission made public 398 1 would be the happiest girl 1n the awards aggregating $13,146,059 and A distinguished audience looked world! What can I do?" announced dismis~al of 192 claims. Is that you talking? It it ls, you down upon the pits of the senate and don't have to worry a. minute! Just the house of representatives as Vice Disposition of five Lusitania casesbuild up the rlt;h, red blood 1n your President Charles G. Dawes and Wil· three by the award of $74,827 in dam· body. Then your skin will be as clear Ham Tyler Page, clerk of the house, ages and two by dismissal-terminand soft as anybody's. ascended the presiding rostrums at ated the consideration of pending That's what S. S. S. has been doing noon and tapped their gavels, sum- claims arising out .of the torpedoing for generations-helping Nature build I of the liner. The 398 awards of all rich, red blood! You can build r9.l· moning the new congress to the nasorts against Germany growing out tion's business. blood-cells so fast that the impurities of the war, made public, varied from that cause breaking out on the skin The scene more resembled a socialhardly get Into t.lle system before the function than a convention of the one of $9.20 for John Malina of Cipure blood annihilates them- kills country's delegates met to legislate cero, Ill., to another of $4., 750,000 for them right out- stops them from for national ills. Fashionable women the Standard Oil Company of New BIG CONCERNS ARE NAMED IN A COMPLAINT ON TRADE breaking out through the skin. Jersey. Leading financial institutions And then this rich, red, pure blood and beplumed foreign ambassadors like the National City bank of New RESTRAINT COMBINE feeds and nourishes the tissues of th' crowded the galleries, and senators and congressmen were garbed lp. their York and inconspicious American cit· akin and keeps it looking healthy. lzens like Margaret S. Macleay o! That's all there is to official morning coats. lt. Healthy, vigorous. Manchester, N. H., who received $10, Inventor of Many Electrical Applian· The crack of the gavels hushed a ces Demands Redress In Court were listed among the beneficiaries. red blood such as s. s. s. buzz of conversation and a general helps Nature build, .~ and Asserts Market- For Out· In the great majority of cases tile round of handshakil]g among the as· makes you healthy all amount of the award was agreed upput Is Hampered sembling members, and the big show over. It beautifies your on between Chandler P. Anderson and akin-drives away pimwas auspiciously opened. ples, blackheads, blotches, rash, l)ofls In the house Dr. Shera Montgomery Wilhelm Klesselbach, the American and the German commissioners, while and eczema-glvGs you back your !p. Roston.- Eight corporations, aU petit&-butlds firm, plump flesh an:l intoned a prayer and in the senate In some the umpire was called upon prominent in the field of radio, were Rev. J. J. Muir asked divine guidance. 1Uls you full of new life and energy. to decide between the conflicting opAll drug stores sell S. S. S. Get the Then the formal business was set un· inions. made defendants in a suit for $60,000,larger bottle. It's more economical. der way. 000 which was filed in United States The Democrats went throubh the district court on behalf of Professor Imperial Child Arrives In Japan Revenge routine of organizing in a brief conTokio.-Princess Nagago, who be- Reginald A. Fessenden of Newton, Don:.~lrl, n~e two, has found a unique ference before the opening. They se· scientist and inventor. Professor Fesand legitimate method of evening up lected C. E. A. Halsey, Lynchburg, came the bride of Crown Prince Hirsenden charges that an unlawful comchito, January 26 last, presented the scores with his pa1·ents. Recently, Va., as confidential secretary to sucimperial family with a granddaughter. bination on the part of the corporaafter the humiliation of corporeal pun- ceed the late Thomas W. Keller. L. Newspapers issued extras and there tions in restrain of trade has lessenishment had heeu endured, he saun- L. Biffle, Arkansas, was named to was a general air of rejoicing throughed the value of his devices and inventered up to his dad with a fly swat· succeed Halsey as chief of pages. out Japan. The royal infant was pre- tions so that he is forced to seek reter In bis hand. Suddenly dad was The body authorized Senator Hod treated to us stinging a swat as the Robinson, Arkansas, Democratls lead- sented with tho imperial sword at a dress in the courts. baby huncls could administer, while, er, to name the Democrats' nominee traditional ceremony_ Immediately afThe corporations named are the Rawith an angelic smile, his young off- for secretary of the senate. Robin- ter the birth the news was conveyed dio Corporation of America, the GenFpring offered the explanation, "fly."· son chose J. J. Byrnes, Monticello, to their majesties, the emporor and eral Electric company, the Westingempress, and to the prince regent. house Electric and Manufacturing The performance was repeated until N. Y. Then the public announcement was veng-eance was satisfied, and the fond Prospects of a bitter fight over the made by the household department. company, the American Telephone tnther has to acknowledge that there plana of Republican leaders to repeal and Telegraph company, the United <'erlainly are "no ftles on Donnld."- the committee discharge provision of The sword that is formally given to Fruit company, the ·wireless Specialthe newest member of the royal fam· Exchange. htJuse rules appeared shortly before ily was made by Sadakatsu Getzan, Ity Apparatus company and the International Radio Telegraph company. the lower body convened. Jap:m's leading sword-maker. It was It is alleged by Professor FessenDEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN Representative Finis Garrett, Ten· ordered several month ago. The child den that the companies named have nessee, Democratic leader, announced keeps this sword as an heirloom. On combined to refrain from competing l'fake Tablets Without Fear If You in a speech he was in favor of reten- the seventh day foilowing the birth in purchasing patents and applicaSeo the Safety "Bayer Cross." tion of the rule which permits a !flO· another ceremony, that of naming the tions for patents, inventions,. devices, tion to discharge a committee from 1child, will be held, and on the fiftieth apparatus and rights. He further Warning! Unless you see the nai!Ie consideration of a bill upon petition day the imperial grandchild (by "Bayer" on package or on tablets you of 150 members, and indicated that proxy) will pay Its first tributes to charges that by mutual agreement in are not getting the genuine Bayr-:- the minority would present a united the spirits of its imperial ancestors. combination and for the purpose of :Aspirln proved safe by millions and front against the proposed changes. All these ceremonies will be held in obtaining these at much less than prescribed by physicians for 25 years. The discharge provision was Incor- accordance with the Imperial court their fair value, they at times, have Say "Bayer" when you buy Aspirin. porated in the rules of the last cou- ; act and the ancient traditions of the refused to negotiate for the purchase of such patents and devices and at Imitations may prove dangerous.-Adv. gress at the insistance of the insur· Japanese. other Urnes have offered, and now gents. Seventy-one Republicans join· offer, much less than their fair value· Where Credit Is Due ed with the Democrats in effecting Injured While Shoveling Snow, Dies Professor Fessenden alsQ holds that ReYerend Whitsett-SeYen child~n. the change. Should this number uf !<'airfield, Iowa.-William S. Allen, eh? 1\ly good Dl!tn, you deserve a majority members vote with the Dem- for six years secretary of state for aparatus and devices have been mangreat deal of credit for raising n fam- ocrats, It is likely that the proposal Iowa, died here following an injury re- ufactured and put on the market at ily like that of Republican leaders will be turned ceived while shoveling snow. He in· unprofitable prices. Competition, he asserted, has been substantially lessTrultt-1 certainly do, but I manage down. jured himself while shoveling snow, ened in interstate commerce by the to pay most everything eventually.but was thought to be on the road to Philadelph!a Reco~d. Will Reopen Alien Property Probe I recovery after an emergency opera- defendant companies, and a monopNew York.--Grand jury investiga- tion had been perfromed. He was oly, in part, or In whole has been esHelp a man out of trouble and tion into the alleged $7,000,000 fraud elected to the position November 5, tablished. Professor Fessenden Is best known he'll not forget you when he gets Into Involving Thomas W. Miller, former 1912, and resigned July 1, 1919. Mrs. trouble again. alien property custodian, is to be re- Allen. a son Roy, and a daughter, Mrs. is Boston as the inventor who developened, according to well defined re- George Jay, of Shenandoah, Iowa, sur- oped the submarine signal. He is 59 years old. He was employ<' I with ports in the federal building. Miller, vive. Edison for a time as an inspecting along with several German and Swiss engineer in the machine works and Never knows a sick headache; firms, recently was indicted upon Germany Honors American later as head chemist in the Edison charges that the assets of the Amer· • Washington.-Major General Henry 1tomach perfectly well, after 1 laboratories. lean Metals corporation were mis- T. Allen, who commanded the Amertaking Beecham's Pills. Jn May, 1912, Fessenden won damhandled. Miller, the late Jesse Smith Ican forces of occupation in Germany, "I have taken Beer.ham's Pills and ages of $406,176 in federal court here and John T. King, Republican na- was presented an honorary degree of NO OTI-!ER MEDICINE with the against the National Electric Signallbest results for the past fifteen years.. tional committeeman from Connecti- doctor of medicine by the University I otarted taking them for lick beadachca from ing company, cut, were said to have been involved of Frankfort at ceremonies at the a catarthal nonach. and JeDeral debility but no indictment was returned German emb~tPsy. The degree in Now l don't know what a headache Ia, and m.,. rtomach lo Pttfecd.,. welL gaainst King, although he had waiv- recognition of tile drive conducted by $10 Deposited For a Thousand Years "From a frail woman weillhiDI lao than a ed immunity when he gave testimony. General Allen in this country for rehundred pounda. l have 6ec:omc well and Princeton, N. J.-Henry 0. Granghealthl' and tip the acalc1 at one lumdred lief or German women and children er, former United States minister to auC:. twmrr~ .. Ohio Man Is New Speaker was conferred by Baron Maltzen, the Colombia has just given a potential Mra. Fann.,. A. Burs-. Billerica, M..._ A c~a.. iNik ........... I.. film, S..tkrcn Washlngton.-Nicholas Longworth, German ambassador. $6,574,523,952,824,320, not to be cashed fwm a>nJriparion, sick lu<Jdacha. biliosuncss <Did Republican of Ohio, was elected • in, however, for 1000 years. As a les· atrendam ;u, ·hoo.id ,...., &he dean "' cJ.. rqtda. .... o/ Bco.:lwa'J PiiU. speaker of the new house. Longworth American Vessels Ready To Leave son In thrift he has deposited $10 in 420 FREE SAMPLE-Wrlte today for free aampl" received 229 of the votes cast. Beirut, Syria.-The danger to Amer- a Colombia bank to remain there at ID B. P. Allen Co., 417 Caaal St., New York 173 and for I lean lives and property through the compound interest until 2925, when The vote for Garret was Buy from your dnJQiat: In as lllld 1. . ~ Cooper 13. Five voted present. He recent rebellious activity of the Druse the total will be disposed of by a for~ Health. 'I'de received the necessary majority of tribesmen Is believed to be past and special committee for the best interall votes cast in the first ball_ot ,des- 1 the American war vessels sent to Sy- ests of the United States and Colomptte the refusal of the Republican in- rian waters to protect the Americans bia. The president of the United surgents to support him. are about to leave. The destroyer States was named as a member o! Coghl!n Is under orders to leave this committee. T wo Kllt e d I n S ou th ern Ga le Beirut and proceed to the French RiJackson, Miss.-Two persons were vera, touching at Alexandria for fuel. Board Denies Murderer's Plea killed, more than a score Injured The destroyer Lamson also Is awaitSalt Lake City.-Ralph W. Seyboldt and from flfty to one hundred faml- ing orders to depart. who murdered Patrolman David H. lies made homeless by a tornado at 1 Crowther, October 12, 1923, must a:;>· Nothing on this earth so good u Yazoo City according to a. message I Gildea Three Hours pear before Judge M. L. Ritchie to .Joint-Ease tor joints that are creaiQ, received by state headquarters of the Parls.-Lieutenant Thored, piloting have a date set tor execution of the palntul, swollen or BWf and any &OOd Red Cross from Mrs. R. G. Thornton, druggist wlll tell you so. ..- t ..,.___ repre11entat ive at y azoo Cit y. Th ._, a French seaplane, recently accom- death sentence tor a. fifth time. This J ust ru b It on an d away .. o1n •..,....,., h i t h plished a filght of three hours thirty· Is the result of the action of the state ~eedlly goes through skin and tlesh tornado swept !~to t e c ty rom t ,. three minutes with his engine stop- board of pardons In denying Seyboldt right down to the tendons and Uga- [ northwest, blowmg down houses and ped. The flight was at St. Florent, for the fourth time, commmutatlon of ments ot the bon&-right where all buildings. Corsica. sentence. joint trouble etarte-then Ita comfort· 1ng lntluence Is quickly felt. Hill Opens Wet and Dry Fight Northwest Raises Much Wheat Gangsters Trade Control Used by mUUons tor bothersome Washlngton.-The first blow In the Spokane, Wash.-Of the total wheat Chicago.-Most of Chicago's 119 rheumatic joints that need helpful at· b ttl f th t d d tention. anuua 1 a e o e we s an ry yield of the Inland Empire this year bombings during the last year have A tube tor 60 cents at all drugrfstJJ In congress was struck by Represen- I estimated 38,000,000 bushels, about America over. j tatlve Hill, Republican or Maryland, halt has been sold todate, according been at the Instigation of certain milk dealers, battery dealers, fruit and veglrwrT=~r:;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-1 who proposed what he said would to leading buyers and millers. This amount to a popular referendum on means that approximately $25,000,000 etable merchants, shoe repairers, barprohibition. He presented a resolu- I will be received by the growers In bers, bakers, tailors and cleaners and tion tor repeal of the eighteenth 1 this region within the next few mon· dyers, said prosecutors. Evidence to amendment, with a provision that the 1 ths. Farmers will be much better this effect has been talcen before the action of each state on the proposal l paid this year than last, because, g1·and jury which is investigating the be taken through a state convention I while prices are about the same, last outrages and which has returned of d4'legates elected by popular vote. year's crp totaled only approximate- twenty-three indictments agr.lnst as ly 27,000,000 bushels. many individuals. I /Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION i 25¢ and 75¢ Pk~·s.Sold EverYWhere ROVER • zc YEARS v\'ashington.-A barrag-e of bills ha ar1em oil has been a worldabolis)ling federal trade and tariff commissions, setting up a department 1 wide remedy for kidney ,liver and of national defense, gr:mting inde· 1 bladder disorde!:S, rheumatism. pendence to the Philippines, ordering 1 lwnbago and uric acid conditions. marine evacuation of Hati and authorizing investi~?;ation of the navy department has been prepared fer iniJ} HAARLEM~ troduction in the senate by Senator King of Utah. King's proposals will be only a fraccorrect internal troubles, stimulate vitrd tirm of the 100 hills or more to be organs. Three sizes. All druggists. Insist thrown into the senate hopper. More on the original ~alUine GoLD MEDAL. than 1000 were introduced on the openiilg day in the house. King's national defense bill, which 11 big knelt like thio, but your would abolish the war and navy dehoree may have a buneh or btufoe on hi• a"ll<le, hock, etlfle, knH 01 SECTION OF IOWA CITY IS HEAVY partments as now constituted, similar to the one introduced in the house by I throat;;. .............l"""......PI"r'!!f LOSER W,HEN FLAMES Representative C. F. Curry, RepubliTAKE TOLL can of California. Practically the only difference is that Curry provides for three "under" secretaries and King's will clt:an it off without Jay• Over One Million Dollar Loss Is Es· for three "assistant" secretaries, for ing up the horse• .1\:o blister. timate Placed On Loss of Build· 1 army, navy and air. no hair gone. Concentrated lngs And Contents; Hotel King also has two resolutions pre-only a few drops req ulred at an Guests Forced To Flee appl!cat'on. $2.50 per bottle depared, one calling for an inyestigation livered. Describe your case for of the Shenadoah disaster and the ~'-'..!li!3:0li.i.il:J speclallnstructlona, and Book 8l&.tW. F. YOUNG, Ia<, 511 LJIUII St., Spriqfi.U,Iba, subsequent investigation of the navy ' department. Council Bluffs, Ia.-A destructive fire struck the business section of Explaining the bill abolishing the Council Bluffs causing a property federal trade commission and the tardamage estimated at more than $1,- iff commission, King sajd; 000,00~ in loss to buildings and severhcad1, etc:. are quickly diapeUed L,. "Both commissions were created to al hundred thousands of dollars in discourage concentration of wealth. loss of stock in store. Instead they encouraged it. Trusts The fire started in the basement are increasing fast enough in this of the Continental Furniture company country without rel]uiring the aid of when a boiler exploded. J. McMani- 1 federal commissions." gal, night watchman at the building, j King promised an investigation-by j was badly burned about the head and I ongress of the bread trust-"the J body before he escaped from the latest of the large family of trusts burning building. Eighty guests at has a strangle hold on competi- l the Grand Hotel were safe but forced that tive ]j siness in this country." to flee in scant attire when the flames I Another bill prepared by King enveloped and later destroyed the ho· would strengthen the Sherman anti· HAS BEEN tel. Their personal property was lost. trust act, making its penal provisions Eight fire companies from Omaha Relieving Coughs stronger and more severe. and Council Bluffs battled the flames The Philippine independence bill for 59 Years and for a time it appeared as if the directs the president to negotiate with fire would spread throughout the en. Carry a bottle in foreign powers which have possestire downtown district. your car and always k.:ep it in the The fire destroyed the seven-story sions on the Pacific to draw up a neuhouse. 30c and 90c at all druggists. trality treaty between those powers Grand hotel, the Shugart Block, four· and the Philippine islands to prevent story Smith building, four-story Con· tinental Furniture company building, an invasion of the islands by a strongBorn Ecoonomist er nation. the general office building of the CitThe Bro\\"n family was going to The Haitian resolution calls on the izen's Gas and Electric company, the mo\·e, and the famib' eat an<l her three New Yorl{ Plumbing shop and the secretary of state to make public an kittens became a problem. l\frs. Dro\\·n consolidated offices of the Chicago, correspondence between New Yorl; ·.,·ished to keep the mother en t, but Great Western, Milwaukee, Rock Is- bunkers, the United States govern fc>lt that the kittens could not be taken land, Illinois Central and Wabash rail· ment and Brigadier General \Villiam along-. What was to he tlonc! Russell, American high commissioner roads. llelen, the tliree-yPar-olcl dnn;;hter, in Haiti, witl, a Yiew to learning what Officials of the furniture company heard the problem presented. "\Vhy, said they believed the explosion was effects loans to Haiti by American mother," she said. "g-ive one kitte:l ro bunkers have had on internal affairs due to a defective boiler. Buddie across the ~treet, one to Ethel an Haiti. next door, and ket•p one for om·selves. Civilians Again Rule In Spain Then uone of the kitties will be Madrid, Spain.-Spain is under clv- • Indian Artist Dead wasted."-In<lianapnlis News. llian rule again with General Primo I Reno, Nevada.-Dat-So-La-Lee, one The Cuticu1·a Toilet Trio. • De Rivera heading the new regime. I of the few artists of her vanishin,:-The former head of the directorate, race, whose task of weaving the le L:bving cleared your skin keep it clear established more than two years ago 1 gendary history of the \.Vashoe Indian by mal>ing Cuticura your everyday to direci• the destinies of the nation, J trihe into basketry gained her nation· toilet prcparationll. The Soup to cleanse and purify, the Ointment to soothe and declared that tho Spanish government i al fame, was buried in the little In had changed "in form, but not in I dian cemetery near the Carson Indian heal, the Talcmr. to powder and pel'No toilet table is complete spirit or tendency." With authoriza·! school at Stewart. Dat-So-La-Lee, ' fume. tion from the king for formation ol . whose death came aft·.r medicine without them.-.Ad vertisement. a cabinet, General Prima De Rivera. ! men and white doctors had been nnwho announced his intention to get able to give ller relief, was said to be Warn Against Sports the cabjnet together, quickly succeed- the finPst basket weaver of her race. Another warning again~t exf'e'<sh·e ed. His cabinet is constructe<f'thus: Specimens of her work are on display sport in Germauy has been sounded Premier (president). General De Riv- 1 at the Smithsonian Institute, the Car- hy eertuin members of the Catholic era; vice premier (or vice president), I negie Institute and other museums center and German Naionalist parties. Martinez Anido; Minister of war, the throughout the country. Some of he:- rt seems that German youth now spend Duke of Tetmm.; Minister of marine, l work is valued at $5000 and during mo~t of Runclny ln gymnasiums and on Admiral Vornejo; Foreign minister, · her life of more than ninety years she athletic fields. Professor Yanguas; Minister of Fi· completed only fifty baskets. Buried nance, Galgponte; Minister of educa- 1 with her is an unfinished basket, said Differenf'e of opinion Is the greatest tlon, Professor Callejo; Minister o' 1 to be the finest she had ever started. 1•ommon divisor. Labor, Eduardo Aunos; Minister of 1 It was placed in the grave at her re~griculture, Masqucture Guadelaras. quest. • e1~tD MrBh41 ~ GOUNGil SUM ASKED fO A BLUFfS VISITED BY FIRE I SELDOM SEE I I . II BLQ~f~7!~ ~Un~!btt • es1no I rr================;a Boschee's Syrup I i I i When you have your Shoes Masons Lay Cornerstone War Statue Stolen Des Moines, !a.-Thomas W. WellOakland, Callf.-A statue of Joan ington, Fort Madison, Ia., had charge of Arc, presented to the Oakland of laying the cornerstone of the new Technical High school by the French $1,000,000 Shrine temple here. More , government in commemoration of than a thousand Masons, some of ! eleven students who gave their lives them prominent in the national at- ! iu the World war, has been stolen, H. Solefor fairs of the Nobles of the Mystic : 0. Welty, principal, revealed when he Shrine participated In the parade and posted a reward for the return of the ceremonies following the laying of memorial. The statue was presented the cornerstone. to the school last Armistice day by the French consul. best Leather Slayer Electrocuted SUia ~M~~~reaa..., Mt. Lassen In Eruption Bellefont, Pa.-Phillip A. Hartman 1 of AnnvUle, convicted of slaying Redding, Cal.-For the first time Any book you want Francis L. Haley, a state policeman, In several months, the Mount Lassen -by mail, C. 0. D. following a bank robbery at Abbots· volcano came back on the firing line Deseret Book Co.. town, Pa., has been electrocuted. Be- when smoke belched from the crater « East So. Temple. Salt Lake City, Utah fore going to the chair, Hartmar In great volume. Although the erupmade a statement that he was thf tion, which rasted for an hour, did : slayer and no one else was impllcat not come up to the standard set in 1 SCHOOL or erraCII!NCY ed. 1914-15, it attracted much attention. All commercial braDeball. Cataloa- free. repaired ask I USKIDESo/e$ ~41" '1he Wonder . wtce thewearol l8 ooKs L D. S. Business College I 00 N. Ill ala St. Warships Anchor In Chile Water& Washington.-Two American war·' ships are now at Arlca, Chile, where General Pershing is facing a seriot:s crisis in the affairs of the Tacca-Arica plebiscitary commission of which he is head. The cruiser Denver, in a brief message to the navy department has reported her arrival at the South American port. The navy department explanation of the move Is that the Denver wm relieve the cruiser Ro. chester, already on duty there. Ray Gets Idaho Berth I Washington.- The president has I sent to the senate the nomination or Hoyt E. Ray of Pocatello, Idaho, to be United States district attorney tor Idaho. Ray is now serving under a recess appointment given him during the summer. He must be confirmed before he will have a permanent bold on the job, but as opposition disap· peared when the department of justice reported there was no ground for the protest against his appointment. no difficulty is expected. SALT LAKI! CITY, UTAII TO LADIES ONLY Why waote dollars paying high orleea comp!exton powdera. lotions. tol1et £"OOda. etc.. when you can make them at home at one-tenth the cost? ture. Senrl stamp t'or litera- F. Powell. Box 423. Berkeley, Calif. W.\Nl'ED-FI"ORIDA LAND AND LO'l'S. WllJ buy your Florida land nnd lots, any place in Rtate. Addre .. s T. E. SMITH. 43 N. Bl. Sccon1l Street. MrAan. 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