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Show jt .( THE DESERET NEWS SATURDAY X OCTOBER - SECTION FOUH 2 1920 ths army." It ay. In part, "ars not which ought to have a tendency to reduce the price of thee of a meddling temper, we are no dee' halos 1ft ftBh JlCf The city editor make mention of a we have no Intfreat In any clique and t we don't ahare In any apotla." unuauallly fin dlaplay of the aurora few In addltlnn to the comment .on borealis- which had occurred the Provo affair sUdYrnTevetopmenti, evening prevlonaty, the editor hve conelderably more to Robert Campbell, auditor of public aay, In eeveral article regarding the account of Salt Lake City, submits actlvltle of "the ring" their hla report for the quarter ending Aug. efforts' to atlr up trouble In It. It ehow receipt of lll.01l.lt, order that they could make It pppear dlaburement of tlt.tiO.lt and balv. i that the "Mormons were bellgerent ance on hand In the treaaury of 111, the fed again at the government-an- d eral repreaentativea, oent out to Vbdtor from Kanab, the affaire of the Territory: the falae report they eent out of Bishop Levi Rtewart of Kanab wna Utah, peclaUy by way of preaa aU hn (0wn and called at the Newt office, and He reported that he wua well pleaaed and correapondence: patches pother dlareputahl conduct egalnnt the : lth hla new home In the .south and reeldenla, believed that the aectlon would permanent end peace-lovin- g of tha community. It la evident fromn j cnm proeperoue and a pleasant place a the eon-,the ton and spirit as welt whch to nv. lie mid that ma i teat of much of the material which chlnery for a naw saw mill had recent- of Utah In local papers the ,y reached Kanab. appeared a was time It that period that From Frovo the following dlapatch strained relatione between the local'- relating to arreat of eoldlera who took lrcertain and residents permanent part Iq the recentrald on the town reaponslble'ln com err who was received by The Newa via Deseret Ing to make political reputations and Telegraph: Tha prisoners turned at the same ttma what money they over to the --commander-of the poet could out of their opportunities here, for examination by military authority; wlil be delivered to the civil authority Chief Black Hawk Die. on demand. There are said to be 14 Death of the widely known Indian or II under arrest at tha camp. CanChief, Black Hawk, who had made not aay as to what extent they will be war on the "Mormon aettlera on nu- Identified or Gen. de Tromerous occasions, waa announced in brland i? harepunished. with and Major OsDeslh following dispatch by way of to detect borne Is doing all hs-ceret telegraph; the outlaws.". "Payson, Sept. 17. Writing from American Fork, John "Black Hawk died at. Indian ramp reports that the Gardener's three miles aouth of here last night Peters had held their annual fair and John Spencer, Indian Interpreter." club exhibition, amj that th specimens Th following letter brought fur- shown wer most commendable. ther details: Back to Sovlcr. "Bprlnglake Villa, 8ept 87. 1170. "Editor Deserat New: Dear Sir. Mention heretofore been made has I hasten to tell you that Black llawk, pf the decision of the Indian desperado. Is dead. It has in this department been living here In capip wh hi settlers who' had abandoned their brother "Mountain, together with places in th Sevier valley, to return Joe" and his band for soma days to them. In relation to this move, sick but did not ment a letter from William Morrison We knew ha waa This of Mt. Pleasant brings the following think of so sudden a demise. the Indian Information: HECTOR C. HAIGHT. morning before , sun-u- p "It waa resolved and agreed at a wall waa heard in their camp, and Born In New Tork atate in It 10, and history ha la often mentioned aa aotlv toon waa seen on Indian aquaw with meeting at 6prlng City yesterday, that a convert to "Mormonlam In Ilti, In military affair, being a captain of two horses heavily packed, on their all those who wished to return to their thle veteran came Into Utah tha flret Infantry In th Davie county district; way towards the foot of th moun homes In Sevier county should meet Stopping at a small ravin In at Fort Gunnison, Sanpete, on the Ird year of It settlement. being a mem- and In a civil capacity ha served the tain ber of Daniel Spencer company community a sheriff, aseeasor and sight of our. door, they killed 'one of day of November, on their way, with which arrived In September, 1147. H colltctor. and probata Judge. H en- tha horses and proceeded to put away the tools and implement of husband: preparations for farming, .was one of the .first settler of Farm- gaged successfully In farming and the body of tha great Black Hawk. ry. to make and the ington and Kaysvlil, in Davla county; stock raising, and to travelers ha waa This to th placw of hla births Her h fortlng,- fencing and ditching and like, and that without our families In ahd In lttt-t- l he labored in th min- well and favorably known aa a hotel, commenced hla depredations 8howan, this Instance; until the numbers and istry In Scandinavia, wher he acted proprietor In Farmington, In which hers ha cams back to die. will make manifest a mission president. friendly Indian, the head of the circumstances In early local town ht died In 1171, a what course to take in all respect." camp about here, died at Goshen ATERIaL for this department laa The letter of the governor erltl few days since, and Qusant, another Bishop Nichols of Brigham City, who this week la taken front the else th general for allowing fiva good Indian, lies In our camp about to waa on a mission to the States, sends .CHICAGO day to elapse before he took any step die. Really, our Indian neighbors are a letter from Sun Prairie. Wia., glylng weekly edition of The Deseret toward condifast Indian the account his of and "Joe," travels away. brief and passing tha Identifying punishing New for Oct. t, 1(70. soldiers who wer guilty of th raid present head of the Indiana about tions he had found. He announced his 1 The outstanding feature la th de- and th aaaaulta upon several officials here, is here telling me about tha Intention of leaving within a few days and many for Canada. Hawk velopment following the raid by sol- and other citizens of Provo. The an- death of Blackcannot so well underof th general takes tha gover- other .thing I Announcement is made that diers frqm Camp Rawlln on ' Provo swer nor aharply to task for publication of stand.! Ha want ma to tell Brigham and corrected edition of Elder to-lCity, account of which was given In hi a letter, which he aver waa baaed and Green court of the famous princely famili the John Jeoues catechism would shortly of Este, a history which Is called M this department last week." More than on error and on an sffort to shift River Indians have any powder, for issue from th press, in readinei for mind today by the broad thorough' two and a- - half full page of this responsibility. Not being command- they lie and steal and they must be the October conference trad.' of Camp Rawlins, th general say watched or they will fares of the city and Its beautiful ed take more. Nonnac sends to the editor a weeks Issue Is devoted to various ant he had no authority to make any move lfices Among the buildings injures this fall. He wishes the "Mor-,UrSt. Louis. Th from letter Bew, of In the case until he was specifically mons" to know that Black Hawk Is famous bv the recent phases ef thp affair. Depositions earthquake is thi Mississippi bridge, ha aaya, waj church or Santa Marla In Vado, on4 eyewitnesses art given, Including the directed ao to do bv hla superior of- now dead and that he died in .his. progressing well and it waa expected National Bulletin Society. Geographic of th oldest religious edifices in Fer ficers at Omaha. Than h went at camP' structure would testimony of the following: Vernea once to Provo and hla Investirarer" It waa built long before th I am in the midst of my cane and,the huge' the end of 171. by show pite Halllday, Richard Breherton. William gation. Hla report, began that records one Slight the of but was changed he points out, broom corn crop, though HE fifteenth Emilia district Italy, which with my conThe newa is chiefly shocka-hav- e there rather 14 SS into century occurred Bird, John M. Cunningham, Joseph A. would go to the army headquarters building and other work keeps me too cerned telegraph restyle. Far most Franco-Pruaaia- n to suffer areas of the war. th with of Italian rara ia known to fame also-a- s the for frequently Yhamajorlty much hurried to find time for care- and the disturbances In Paris followThompson. Their account of the raid before being made public, , eeiamlc' dtstupb-them- mer abode and the cently from present resting earthquakes hare manifested the acComment by the editor Indicates un- ful writing. I have about 26 acres of ing the, overthrow of the Napoleon substantially corroborated e iriimntsjn-oucount reported the previous week. ances, has figured many times selves most strongly In the case place of the notorious Lucrezia Bor mistakably that th sympathy of the broom and IS of cans and to save and Pari was being- - evacuof the (Tkwho . Of married one of th prince! regions, and in the special local Interest, however; paper and th people it represented work it all ia not a small Job. Our government. In the newt of the world, from the ated and civilian dethe by population recent northern tremors, greatest of Este of waa tha exchange, of lettera between waa with Gen. de Trobrland aa against other crops are very good. All In good was and for of a The on it word when time visited been 1 ales. long triumphs struction has preparing perhaps Got. J. W. Bhaffer and Gen. d Tro th governor, who, the editor feared, health. sent was Emlllan of following ths being proclamation south Just ' abroad was spread slowly by Flvlzzano, brtand, commandant at Camp Doug- had given himself Into th hands of tragedies Faithfully ' yenrs, ' out through France: border, near the crest of the Apen"B. F. JOHNSON." "Before the- - siege of Paris Julea word of mouth, w our own day when nines. The great seismic forces have Favr desired to see Count Bismarck cable and wlreleae keep the remote not confined themselves to the moun-- 1 Children Burned to Death. . to iearn the intention of the enemy. Corners of the earth Informed of its tains in this case, but have reached Two children of Homer Brown wer The out at times in ths past and sruck following declaration is the result lnr progto death in a fir of the reported burned Prussia wishes to happenings while they are yet Reggio, In th middle of the great Stops Hair Coming Out: which destroyed a large barn In the continue interview: Juof in th This district time in ress, war order to reduce plain of the Po, and Ferrara, situatSeventh ward, belonging to Mr. Brown France to the a second- - rate power. Prus- lius Caesar was th 'Province of Gaul ed in th low swampy country near Doubles Its Beauty. and William Thorne. The origin of sia demands Alsace and Lorraine aa mouth of that river. The former iad as Its the the fire had not been determined, but far town is known as Reggio Emilia.1 Meta by right of conquest; on this side of the Po and aa it was. supposed that the children before consenting to an armi- southeastern boundary the famous to distinguish it from a town of the had rtarted .the blase while at their Prurola stice demands the demolition of Rubicon, by crossing which Caesar jsame name in southern Italy. Like There no play. being help at hand thl Part Toul and Mount Vailerlen. committed war on Rom. , There, fol-- 1 at th time, the flames spread rapid- Strasbourg. jfegglo Emilia is characterised Paris is exasperated and will rather It wa not known at flret "that hirv ly. and Goths th th the Gaula, beneath her ruins than lowing architecturally by buildings with arthe 'two children had perished, and consentherself to such insolent pretensions Lombards held sway, and later the cades which provide artiati.lly covhopes were for a time entertained We can respqgid but by resistance to section was tho scene ef some of the ered walks along many- of tha streets. that they' were not in the ruins, but near Canoasa, It was near Reggio, France accepts the before the paper had gone to press one tbs last extremity. many internecine wars that tore geo- now in ruins, that Henry IV, emperor counts and children. her upon struggle fit the little bodies bad been Cremieux, Glalrsblzoln, graphical Italy before it was consoli- of Rome, did penance In 1077 to rein(Signed) ' state himself in ths graces of Pop Fourchon. dated into national Italy. . A dispatch from Florence. Italy, Gregory VII after th latter had exSchool Exhibition, sectional Th la a of EmIHa today communicated him. In Rome General Cardon stated that A few miles south of Reggio small Account la given of a pleasing ex- had received the arm of th Papal group f eight of the provinces of hibition' at President Young' school troops, th term of surrender caused by escaping Th. CiterpilUr" Tructor is little more official a a mud volcanoes and having Italy l)in-dall M. house of the pupils of Mrs. E. tor fnany years been arranged by General Causelen territorial division than our own New gas have existed Flow combination disc and Miss Miss Cook. Cook had . Papers wer found in Rome Impltcat- and While physlographOrs have felt that name on from It its been hall but this phenomenon did not necessarily T takep ytsaahing at (facial moldboard .atisfie every . lt;,ne Maxstntr Garibaldi and Karl Blum England. to waa planned causal connection amalgamate her In a plot for a popular rising. .Maixlnl of the most Important of the Roman have any direct L for Mrs. of and school with occurrence of slight earthex. that Randall. with demand the .p ordinary and Garibaldi were prisoners. "Via ths Aemilla, military highways, The company .of immigrants whs built In 1(7 B.C. by the- consul M. quakes in this region from time to traordinary plowing. It success-had crossed from Liverpool on th to Aemlllu. lie th. province Lepldus prcuTe 8. 8. Idaho, had reached Ogden and htflvjr combines light draft and heavy more closely to Rome. This great fissures of greeter or less S2S2RS2Si2c wag expected In Salt Lake' within In depth Service and is specially designed for Pacific Coast conditions 160 miles for road extended In almost feW hours A few cents buy "Dandarlns." Aflad the earths- crust. Elder C. W. Staines, im Adan coast from line of the air ths of "Daadsrin" you can Maktt tl Family Supply Ferrara, one of the Emlllan cities an application and to work behind tractors of ew migration agent, located In New York, find a fallen hatr or any dandruff ype, width and power. of near mouth the riatic Rubicon the which suffered had written that he expected to ieare from th recent earthof Remedy Cough to the upper reaches of the River Po, quaxes. had a brilliant past during- besides every hair shews new life, rise for home shortly. brightness, more color and thinks and its route is now followed hy the Ken Insane times os the seat of th ,r Light draft, because of Iesier neaa. Advertisement. ion, permits deeper thaa Deaths Reported. isady wad Beady late connects most which of railrtad the cease wraps, and asset W. .. Idth of plows, which plowing, or the pulling of a gre chief cities of Emilia, many of which S sally end qaiakly praperaA Ths report of City Sexton Joseph have been severely shaken by the reE. Taylor for ths" month of September means faster work, with no increase of power. Three-poicent- earthquakes. showed 11 interments in Salt Lake, It The Emilia may be described aa a suspension keeps the plowing depth uniform on uneven If you cenbisad the curative children and I aduttn Ths deaths tawamsus ef every known ready-madcough broad slice of Italy lying Juat below reported In this weeks issue Included ground. Unique hitch keeps the tractor off plowed ground. smedy, vou probably could not get aa the Hare of the "Italian boot," be- the following; -- . Lift power is than triu Any Corn Right Off 1 1 Doesn'- t- Hurt ft- - Bit I-At Payson Losania, wife of John hueh real curative hi As a disc plow, the Caterpillar Plow has no equal. Strong simple home-mad- e cough ayrop, crest of the Etruscan Apennlne mounMxnwell, age 17 years. In ths Fourteenth ward, this city Lola, Infant vhich ia easily prepared in a few tains on the south; end extending from disc standards, exceptional clearance, big discs that leave mnute. the randy and lagoon-indente- d son of Mr. and Mr. John HilL shore Get from any druggist tH ounces of of tSe Adriatic almost ridgeless furrows these are a few of the special features. 'mex. pour it into Elder Perk Return piot bottle end arroee th peninsula to the completely watershed - H tke bottle with syrup, using either With the discs adjustable to five positions, covering a wi3 Elder Lucius W, Peck had returned laia granulated eugar syrup, clarified of th Ligurian Apennines. Only th narrow atrip of mountain elope end from a mission to the staten which ha nolaase. koney. or cora syrup, as range of uses, the moldboard convertible feature of tha had performed without purse or script, Riviera, Tbe result is a full pint of heart ie phat constitute th Caterpillar" Tractor Plow completes the plow requirements and on foot During his mission hs lly better rough syrup thaa you could perhaps the beat known of tbe worlds ready-mad- e Emilia u Walked- for three time th pisyg rounds, separates' th for the most diversified farming. Required changes from discs miles -- and often was Taatea pleasant and nerar from the waters that bound Italy on orey. obliged to sleep In th mountains or t. to moldboards are made quickly and with little work. Ihev-esla n Th provinces of Em fils In ths fields, exposed to the rain. Hs This Jisrg and Syrup preparation rets comprise about half the southern porlabored in 17 states, thfee territories a of and the at rough reait gaua and th District of Columbia. Hf give tion of the great Po basin, perhaps the Te pt Las tls steering principle mt ike automobile. Th el th le-eimmediate relief. U loosen tbe beet defined river- - plain in Europe; ported having enjoyed his labors very frwrt wheel U dtfwctly throat tickle hy the hitch. Five Aaca4j oatmeals adapt tke hiegm, steps end the northern slope of the Etrusney much, membra era can the "Caterpillar Die Flew for a ia the hardest r softest lead. Tke lever From the Millennial Star It waa iad keek tke eert. irritated It is land of varia it tkat rraLy ied Appcnnfne. gee tty eafi easJy eeatrei ef the rectia ef th rear wheel neks it the eely ptew reelly suited announced that Elder Joseph Parry aa ton topography remaining vwamp i king. had been appointed to preside over th A dsvs will naeaHv overcome tke and plains, brills and mountains, th far Ue-hplewleg. Lataaaioa baeda ea the wheel make it peMihle t see iv latter ran rally well wooded to agriculCaleb Swansea, Elder th over, Parry end for kronrkitie, nrdiMrv ewugb hi it evea marJiy Ueda, with water ia tha farrow. Monmouthshire and Eider Georgs W. hoaeoneee end bronchial asthma, cross, there ture. some of th Important products -Uroo over the Leicester conferences. being rlr nd other e. w nothing better, hay, hemp A dally, except Sunday, accommo(torn manufacturing la Fieex is meet valuable coses (rated end eltve THE HOLT MANUFACTURING COMPANY. carried os In the principal ritlee, but dation train had been Installed In tb emnonsd ef remain Xerwav pm swd kas hentmed for genera tioet for the most pert iPduwriel Itely lie service "rf thV Utah Fentrnl railroad. Repreenautiom im ear O' part mf tl I world It was scheduled to. leave this city at e break at severe euneha farther to th north. Th country Is Sak vour heavi'v populated, th To aen-I 1 fin. and ogden at am. Thle dapemtmeut STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA density In lilt F EORU. ILLINOIS M for wnree Fnex 8em Magic! Drep a ! for a few cents, euftldeni ervke wss in addition to the regular ewgyiet Waa- - Freeeott that ef Nw Jersey. exceeding I and n. ibis't diraetioua. accept See Frawriao trains eacA M achhig com. Instantly that to rid your feet of every bard cer morning end afternoon . . Lea Angelas dertruettv , of Italy's Gwsraatrod o-to abaoiata flo r"e eft com, or corn' between the tom. way. occurred In the com. stops hurting. - Baiba esrthqftske hare 117 Se.La. Aagele St. Bedding r money pemnpttv atwfsetM and painful foot calluses without : Tb Fines Co, ft, Ways. nngmw-Tr- uK jWswsi so Xnada eoreneaa or trrltaUea. N fe least era-e. " r Did. sending efilpthenta bcgJ JLd vartlermenL ettvely saumaL there orw la Emilia, I - con-eta- nt The Pullman Company uni. Does Not Benefit -- i The purpose of this announcement is to correct 'ageiieral misunderstanding that The Pullman Company benefits Hy the surcharge of 50 ' recently imposed on Pullman passengers. an The Pullman Company receives no part of this surcharge. -- The surcharge was imposed solely to increase the passenger revenue of the railroads. It simply requires an additional service of The Pullman Company for which it receives no compensation whatsoever. 'THE EULLMAN COMPANY Brc.-Hyde-- not gen-hor- ai se Emilia: Italian Earthquake Section 1 T -- DANDERINE Deeper Faster Better Plowing with .V ijr TRACTOR PLOWS r - ind'the.x'nof - s FREEZONE FOR CORNS nt de-re- d. I for e st J -- al gr-ln- t, i4 ' w-t- 'r TUlm -- M A |