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Show -- -; v 3- ,- rir wv WWWWW 'oe'9r4v.'"o Or . .o,--- 1,1,1orootvook - - . . ,.... ...9... V.111 . . r t ' 3 A' . . ' ' : - , - i ' - ''' . : THE DESERET NEWS FRIDAY. DECEMBER, , i - - e - ) , AN it IDAHO UTAH4......,a................;..,............,o OF NEWS ' - -- , Fire Insurance Official To Be Guest at C. of , OGDEN-VICINIT- 4 LOoAN. Dee$ 10 IL lt"h;r1s IIKIcrelas I - - ' o More Cultural Life , ' .! ' ; , . ; , of OGDEN. Dee. 10.The body n John Moss Browng. in Belgium. gun inventor. who used is expected to arrive in Ogdes Sat1 at b:40 am. and urday, Dee. will be met at the Union station by members of the Immediate lam lizo- In VieW of the large tiumber who will desire to attend vite funeral In the tabernacle Sunday Dec. at 3 p.m. the cominlitea in charge ore confronted with the problem of finding sufficient seating accommodation. The tabernacle. a,f In though the largest auditorium of this city, has &rotating capacity OO persons. Only The committee In chargeInc Thursday night appointed Welter N. Farr In charge of seating sr. reserve rangements and he will visitors space, for of represeneluding a WeeU.group tailless of the government. The drum and trumpet corps of the American -- Legion post with muffled drums wiil be s, feature of and will the Lineral procemion play a- funeral dirge Commandr Lawrence Clayton has Issued a mill for ell members of the post to ashome, amble at the Browning h 101 street at 131 p.m and allow ,reepect infor a fel. low citisett who aided winning the World war. Members of the post will have mats I. the choir loft at the tabernacle. The Dec, Issue of the Army Ovdance. official organ of the Army Ordnaoce association, which reached ownOrde-Thuraday. contains gBrown-infra M. plete itummary of John achievement last big military the Browning nutematio gum The article tells vividly of tbs demonstration before 1000 members of the asotieta., Lion It the army proving grounds at Aberdeen. Md., Oct. I. Mr. Browning was himself Photoget at the demonteatime avanha of prominent war departmeet and ordnance carps officers and others appear In the magazine but none of Mr. Browning, not be. use Itsdid not merit it, but bereuse through sincere modesty. be was "centre shy' The magazine rtitle pars high compliment te dr. Browning's gun which was proved that day widely-know- , ' ,! , ,t - ', n- , . ,, ; f ' , : , , ' - ;,7: ri --- Twenty-sevent- - ,,' .7 ' f. - , ' . , i 1 . ,, ft - 1 . q1 - f (- .. f - r .;,..: t ( ;,- - - , ' ", :.a 4 Or-v- at INDUSTRIAL BOARD DEXTS. LOGAN. Dee. Matti Industrial commission held a session in the court house Thursday to examine several claims for Industrial compensation... Milton H. Weill' g, appeared in the interest of the parents of Dial IL itta:iisbury, a young man be lost his lite in an accident on the Cutler dam priktoct.. C. la. orris. Of Stockisa. ,told of his 01t40 hartag cattle so much busipleasure In finding ness at the Linden Union tock. whiAt be thought were yard Ideally, located. Tarr 1)&814.4 Lawrence Prost. aril the program web in charge of Alfred Christmas .catels were tang by the club members. attWeate of Wher collars Will etre :radiate at the mooting Thum day. Dee. IL , In 40 AIM 0 TO ELECT orricmits. annual elecOGDEN. D.C. 10--tion ot officers for Voltur 404 La Chewdocents doe 4C HOMMe. aux will to held Taursday. Dec. If In Brigham city, It to announced by chat tle gars. Milton P. Boy oil ' ' , ;57'" UTAH BRIEFS , 1 4 sta- SPANISH dent. et the Spanish Fork high chord will present the play 'Adam and Eva" at the high school mull.. torium. Friday evening. DecEach class the school Is represented le the cast which hi. D. Ross Boyack. tole Banks, Edna Ludlow. Vilriall Wilde, Bert Snyder. Clarence Thomas. Delta ...egos and Walden Rushee. 4E P. Workers Numbering t, SPANISH PORKIL?. and Hrs. 850 to Get Wage Increase Perry A. Themaa 111110111100 the en. of their daughter. Donna Increase easement MAL Don , Mr. Giles. son to Alton iIn wages if one sent an hour for K, and Bra. C. ir.. Giles of Prove. The PaIS Dec. shop workers en the Southern In will take place cube railroad company as announo- marriage ed from San Francisco. Thursday, the Salt Lake temple. will benefit 110 men employed in SPRINOVILLSThe Springville tit shops in this city The total Bureau held a banquet in the of employee here is I.40d. Farm Relief society hall Thursday eve. ' number The turret's le effective Doe num. Miss Ruby Smith of the county department of agriculture. ' GAMBLING VJIAIjGgD. L. D. Bunnell and J. W. Gillman. OGDEN, Dec. IdCharged with represnting the county farm be. Loch. le. of MS mee . were the speakers. Basic 'ambling, Chin was arrested Thum- -, was by Mrs, William Mower and Llasoia avenue, day by Deputy sheriff.. , Me was is- - reading by Howard McKenzie. leased wilder $300 hail. at the clay OLDS 31003T mutarr Al ROT. beds of the Utah Pressed Brick OGDEN, Des. 1.Preet. X. P. company. near Five Wile pass were Drown of the Utah State Farm suspendeit Tuesday due to a cave-iFederation addressed a meet- Six Lehi men. who Cr. employed lag In Roy Thursday night, In the there, escaped Injury as they bad Just left the tunnel. interests of his campaign of beWeen businessmen,. and -- oration the farmers. Me is seeking to have asALpLNIIThe Perini-Teachmerchants push the sale of Utah sociation in the schoolhouse Wedthe dairy re.elected Its present products. particularly emoday night the state He is urgofficers, Hey preducte of to Harsh, president: buy at home and die- Cecil L. Ask. first vice president: ing farmers card mall eider catalogs.. Evelyn R. S. Strong. second vice president; Bertha Batas. secretary. SALT LAKE ISAY0111 TO SPILAIL Supt. Devid Gourley of the Alpine 'school district discussed problems OGDSg. Deo Ie.Mayor C. Mr-ac-e 'which the association intends takWeldon of Salt Lake. who is In the near future. up ing Mom bishop of the Salt Lake Twin. Secwill tieth ward. peak at the ond ward chapel Sunday. Dee. 12, at - ErMICKA-..-Harr- y Pitta irate a I pm. Ho will bring a number of talk on the cora deposits of the musicians from his ward. at a matting bald by tbe Kiwanis club Monday evening A also Val sung by MTS, P. J. Bonner. Duchesne High Five - it a ' , . ,. , LEHI-..Operati-oss - , Du-ro- - ' n. co-o- , - . - , , ct 7 4 To Open Season Dec. 11 , t t , y. , , - . -, --, v4 t ' 1 '1' f I ;!, ' : I; ' - , - !. , I ' ;, , A ! I 1 i i- - i -- 1i , 1 1 I : ; S)' i 'i ''' '? :' ; ; ' 1 . , , f -- 1 1.15 Deets; EUREKAThe - ,,; - ' 4 .. I , ., . ,,. - ', Smith war) Ines Burgess choir with a and Fred istruirx end a quartet by Waldo Bateman and company. A sketch was read be biographical were 8 kers May It - Marsh. James e-- Reale'''. Lincoln Carlisle and Bishop Vance of alpine. Bishop and Bishop I David J. R. Cook it were P. Carlisle Thomas by Prayers 4 and Edward W. Burgess. The grave cemetery was L. Mr. Smith has been employed by ' rirrEaa 1 1 Tcrriglir ntest Filed By Democrats yeeompany.pf MerraI for tke Post 11 services were also held in gait Lake Wednesday Both services were well morning. attended and the floral offerings were fuse. election of Thursday contesting three Republicans at the fall election were toads last night at a meet. ing of the county netotral committee sad Republican offkers-elect- .. Tbs conteats are instituted by James W. Gillman of ()rem against tartt a Christiansen of Pleasant Grove, officially declared elected to the office of four-yecounty commissioner; by Earl Qrecnwooti of American York agalust John C. Taylor of Payson to whom the board of canvassers issued a certificate of elecuon lot the kits of county treasurer. and by treorge Naylor of rrovo against John v. Lloyd wily was declared stocky sttertit. In addressing the county central committee members and officers, elect, Citairmaa E. H. kitreet of Payson told those present that, on behalf of the Republican part, of Uta it county. he bad told tn. Democratic chairman the Republican organization welcomed tn. suit, anda deciared he had suggested teat friendly suit be instituted and that au official recount be made of the lair. count,. and that each party bear alike the cost Of such proctrdurL The Democratic leaders, he said refused to act upon his sug, , gestion. committee. A special finance comprised of Mr. Street ts chairman. C. L. Warnick et Pleasant Grove, Jr. Herbert Snell of bpanisk Fork. Belle Bushman. W. O. Cr.., and Mn. J. H. Beck. all of Provo, and Charles Coats of Dividend, was appointed to raise the necessary funds with, widen to defend the contempt suits. A. number of speakers expressed the belief the contests cannot poeof Sheriff sibly disturb the election Boyd and Hr. Taylor, and that there I. only & remote possibility that the election of Mr. Christiansen 'can be disturbed. ar pro- - , Opeit Air Services' Held Fo r Diphtheria Victim - LEHL Dec. air funeral11.(BpeciallShort services were held at the family evaidence Wedneadai for Open Eunice Col ledge, 11. daughter of John anti Nina Am:Matson Co Hedge . who died Monday of diphtheria. Bishop WI 'Nam Hadfield wee In charge. of the services. George F. Barney and John E. Jones were the speakers. Alexia was by a quartet under the direction of. Walter Hutchings, Interment was In the Lehi cemetery. Eunice was sent borne from school last Friday morning. because of illness. After she bad wIked nearly two miles. she tell exhausted is a.dach sitar the Charles Turner home on the matt' highway, where she was Itlektd In an unconscious condition byUpchildren on their way home from school in the evening. Due to exposure and cold, all efforts l save her life proved James J. Burton to Be Buried on Sunday PROVO. Dec. 10.tripeciall..... Funeral services will be held Sunat 3 p.m. in the First ward ebapel for James John Burton. :S. who died at hi home.. 451 east Eishth North street WednesdriF night Re was born in Provo, July 24, IS5L rs Ilia widow. Itra. hurvivino Alice Conrad Bolton; two children. James C. and Donna Mae ihurton live brothers and two sisters, Mor- Amicn. Fork; Jteeph ;e?yitatid. Loa Angeles: Char'es and Ityo Beynaud, Provo; Ptter Burton and Mrs Marie Becktord. kl&demi: Mre. Louise Ahlander. ood City. Calif. day. Dee. 12, Matron of Eureka Is Lehi Woman Laid at Final Rest Observes 914 Birthday Kiwanis Nominate EUREKA. Dec. LEHI D.C. 119More funeral of Mrs. MarY Meredith Candidates For Office The than DA friends of Kra Elisabeth Bryant. 19. Whe died here Monday, adest Jacobs honored her on the ninety-fir- st birthday Tuesday at hfr home"rtrandma" Jacobs, as shit Is Selleral!y knows, le the oldest resident of Lehi. and is pi:moused of wonder. tut physical and mental power for one co advanced In years- - Farewell to Be Given - Bountiful Missionary IVICHTIPUL. Dee. 1 farewell testimonial will ho given the bountiful tabornaele Sen. p.m. for Amos day. Doe, 11. at Cook. who will leave Dee. 15 on a short term mission in California The program will include: Solitelion, choir; reading. John IL Ramp. ton: vocal solo. Emily Bough: seloction. Rumen orchestra: vocal Hepworth: reading. Eveline Drough: violin duet. Ekien Tolman and Ray Burnell: vocal sole. Mn. Joseph E. Hoptfortht remarks. missionary: vocal solo, L. T. Thomeaon; remarks. Bishop Quayle Can A in Stone Spear Point , Cache Found Near Delta DELTA. Dec. It (Special)--Lerl- and Nielson discovered a small pit near his farm in which the Indians bad made a cache of It large spear headd. chipped in obsidian and Moine average size wits about four inches by an Inch and a quarter. lileme Of poiata were perfect in all detailit He is in search of pottery near to this find and will revisit the place for that aor90111L th was Dee. PROVO. Nominations of officers for the coming Year were completed by the Kiwanis club Tritreday noon. Judge L. S'enoGoorge S. Balla and T. for presiibeld were nominated Alex McArthur. dent; Edgar N. L. C. Henreid ant Jere Ellerteoh . vice president; John O. Cherie., Beesley, W, R. flutter. Sterling Er es (Onseic, Benry W. Marrill. A B. yckenn. Er. M. H. Sim,. L. C. Morgan. James Henreid and Mark An4ers4n. direelected. be to five ctor; E. Goy Talbot. Pacing coast director of Om Near East Relief. addressed the KiWiteleill on "A Great PhiAdventure in International lanthropy. The luncheon was beld in the bazaar Is being conducted by war4 sus Marie,. lied-qui- Liricoln-Hig- Heads h Home-Scho- ol Teacher Club PROVO. Dee., E. &Lederer. instructor of the Lin. coin high school. ilea been elected Homo di School president of the high schools. league of L.theB. Provo Principal Mrs-- J.Harmon. first oho William Knight. president; second vice president; I W. Tobiaeon. secretary and treasurer. Principal Harmon Of the high school pleaded for better home pro;students. A server psration by thehim with about conducted by shovred a 'majority of the students 'students spent two nights a Week away from home. The necessity ofts Outmtdality on the part of the was streesed by J. W. Thorn. ten. 0. L. Barnett spoke on the home scum. Mr. Emma Wakefield. girls' matron explained the the girlts and among organization A. U. the tiMIC.Set for the year. Smoot, county tommissioner, who held Wednesday afternoon in the wart? chapel in charge et Bishop Goergs N. Finch. Speakers Were Ktlward W. Redmond and Bishop Pinch. Interment was in the City cemetery. Mrs. Bryant was born In South Wales in ISO and came to this country in her early youth. Surviving are the following daughters, Mrs. lfarry Long Kern. meter. Wyist Mrs. Annie Brink. Kirkland, Aria,: Mn. E. Long. Salt Lake. and Mrs. R. L. Bell. Eureka. Pioneer of Hyrum h Paid Final Tribute HYRUM, Dec. moral sorvices were held Wednesday in the Third wardchapel- - foe William Alvin McBride. 74r pioneer of imam. who died from heart failure and oldSaturday Bishop James O. Christensen age. at presided the services. Musk; was by the choir and a ladies' chorus direettd by Bias Walhorg Peterson. vocal duet, Miss Lucinda Maws and Leonard Larsen. Plano solo. Mn. Rota Jensen. Speakers were A. A. Allen. A. B. Wilson. 0. M. IV 111106., C. F. Olsen. h. W..and A. M Itraelstu, Pamuel Nelson of SmithAeldt Fresh J. B. White, Mack Smith and Christensen. Prayers' wers Sigma by John A. leraelsen and W. H. Maughan. The grave was dedicated by M. M. McBride. Lad Rites Are Held , For Woman of Logan DANGEROUS Ind , oves,4,: C .usolcullt "the Hard For Alabama Grid . - , - t ' - ' - . 4 . 11 PEACE MEDALS , Iin 20 Days ,. , .. ..,-..- , , ' , 2. I 1 . , 1- - -- ' - comE,To AmERIcA To ,D1JEVELUP wEsi , , ,., ' , (Continued from page One.) (Continued from page One.), , Great than 12.500.000 per year for rime count Cecil of Chelwood.to in .the a chief Britain cocstruction parks.' representative ' ' Do of tfu ., Other recommendations League of Nations. ithe was given in 1124 for meri- corrunitte included an appropriaservice of wait, through tion of $400.000 for the Fayette di- All week men and women. Ail nervous men and women. Justice., Viscount CaCil long ball vision of the Boise project in Idaho r t been known as a strong advocate to obtain water for lend heretofore all skinny men and women. , Can grow stronger. healthier and of peace and a reduction In world j homesteaded. and 1400,000 for can-- - . al constructioo to utilize surplus more vigorous and take on solid armaments. , Three. times the Nobel peace waters in American Falls reservoir needed flesh in 10 days just by . taking McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Coln. award has come to the United- in Idaho; , States. The recipients were Thepound Tablets ,four times a day It CS) cut 1800.000 from budge: in as efforts Cal5X,:to take !whir. Roosevelt. for his !Isom for this reservoir on th, What a Ma PrO-- - 'ending One Mr. Root for distinguished services ute of More than-ondoctor tablets have made- unit of the tripled his . sales. in one in behalf of peace. and Woodrow proposed power plant is sufficient-- . drugLaill., to , to his undesirable week,: to, efforts make it Wilson for bring ly remote - Everybody knows that nasty. 'to an end the World War. more than 1700.000 pro. Cod Liver Oil tasting Announceinentof the award bt 'expend for construction of the plan' le a wonderful fleets pro- - the Villson Foundation prize to ct this Ulna. -ducer and health creator. Mr. Root, wax made by :Norman Places Lintitationa. But who wants to swallow the IL Davis. of the founda- horrible stuff. when these wonder. tion. The president The committee in making the ap of the ful tabletsMcCoy's Cod Liver OH award and ofpresentation a medal to commem- - fropriation for reclamation wori., " Compound Tablets. - are ju,t PA orate the distinguished honor will said: , good and se easy to take. to Mr. Root On the 70th "It is recommended that memo A box I 4 tablets for 10 est" be made of Woodrow Wilson's advanced by wetter users for opera- and if any skinny man or woman anniversary December 'The lunc . tion and maintenance of projects U. birth. doesn't gain at least I pound in tion will take. at a dinner at 'hail be avallabla for axpenditure place 10 back. Ask daysmoney tho Hotei Astor in , New York for the purposes for which advano Schramm-Johnso- n Drug Stores ed and where such funds are ex-.--,' Zion Co.. Owl VMS city. "I" pected to be available does not rec- Old Problem. Solved or any druggist. Co, for operaommend In his announcement Mr. Davis tion and appropriation maintenance. says that the importance of Ur. "The commItee also recommends use the family home in River Heights. Root 's services were made mania limitation intended Funeral services weal held in the fest during the past few year"; -- by of appropriations for operation and ward chapel at I p.m. today.... Inter- the crowning prestige of the world maintenance for the benefit of ment vies iu the Providence come- court and its success in preserving lands in arrears for such charges? of piece through the settlement Specific appropriations Include: international questions of a justi- - 9100,000 for economic investiFranklin "Wild Party" fiable character." gation: for Yumatproject. Arizona- Davis cited that as secretary California. 1393.000; Orland. Results In Arrest of 6 of Mr. state of the Ilnted States Idr.1 fornia. 140,000: Grand Valley. Root formulated instructkuus to Colorado. 180.000: Uncompahgre. r PRESTON. Idaho, Dee. ItMIe:nen and three women. the American delegates to the sec-- , Co'orado, $145.000; Boise. Idaho, lanFive Mini- taken by the sheriff's operatives last ond conference at The Hague in 140.000; Minidoka. 71,000: VIOL the object of which was to doka (American Fails), Idaho. $I.- Saturday In a liquor raid at Prank. supetsede The Hague tribunal by 111,000; Itilik river, 151.300; Sun lin. appeared Were Probate JUdge a both Montana:rvte, 11.051.000. genuine international court. - Yellowstone.' MontanaNt-Willard Larson Wednesday and Difficulties In the nature of de- Lower waived preiiminart 'examination, beDakota. 8100,000; Km-t- h how the Judges of the rth ing held to the dietrict court on a ciding 1275.. charge of liquor possession. At the court should be chossn caused a 000; Newlands Nevada. $129,000; time of making the raid the offifailure of this conference, and it cers captured about a quart of was not until MO when Mr. Root Carlsbad, New Mexico. 150,000; 1113 Grande. New liquor. all that was In a gallon tom, solved the difficulty. taiatr. It Is thafged that a wild The American statesman recom- 000; Owyhee. 82,000.000; Belie- party was In waren. both Oregon: te, lir,o,o00 Two of the offenders, L. W. Mag- mended that the nominations 1125,000; ma and wife, have been in trouble made from the different groups fourche. South Dakota. 1288.090; Washington. twice previous to the present In- of nationals represented at The Yakima. Wash-I- n Divitdon) (Kittitas lakinta allowed tance. being to go without Hague tribunal and sent to 12.000.000; Riverton. 155, ington prosecution on account of their electoral four small children. all under sia members college composed of 000 and Shoshone, 1150,000. bath of the council and asyears of age. sembly of the League of Nations. Wyoming. Colorado river front work ani Where both ;treat an small sta135,000. were adequately represented. levee 1 IDAHO BRIEFS , tions F07 FOretitik Tho Judges thus chosen were to -the bench of the world 1 he 12.36 2.000 national park PRESTONW. M. Aitken. Freak. oostatitute court. A protocol to this effect appropr:ation was divided as lin county surveyor; has purchased a half interest in the Idaho cafe. Re was drawn up and the world Iows. does not plan on Crater Lake. ' Oregon, 162,590; giving up ,h:s court was established. county offica however, $13.650; In connection with the Paris General Grant. Calif., Montana, $163.300; Grand Glacier, Vice President Dawes PRESTONAt the last miotting of report that Hot 1128,000; the Franklin county commissioners. would share in the Nobel peace Arkansas. 161.800; taleSheriff Head was instructed to ne- prise for 1325. dispatches m Ilprings, Lauer'. $31,040; gotiate with th city for securing a Oslo last year said that M-r- Dawes yette. Maine. Mesa room in the library buikling where was Verde. Calif:. 115,625. among those who had been Calif.. women prisoners and Juveniles may Wash. $50.750; Mount. Itaillifft, be confined. The sheriff's efforts mentioned as candidates for the 1108.000; Platt. Oklahoma, 112,050; were successful and two women 'honor. Rocky Mountain. Colorado. 191,620; prisoners now in Jail at pocatell., . The Wind Wilson Founda- Sequoia. CaUL, 1109,e0u; will be returned to Franklin county tion wasWoodrow Yet. established December 23, Cave. South Dakota-110,8- 5C to await the next sesaion of the 8400.00o; MO. loavtone Wyoming.. district court.. Zion. Yosemite. Calif.. $301.000; Utah, 130,900; Carlsbad Cave, Nevr PRESTONWithin the past week AWARDS ANNOUNCID Probate Judge Willard Larsen POR PAST TWO TEARS. Mexico. 119,800; Southern Appal- -' , has achian National park:4.'15,00a. performed five marriages all the OSLO. Norway, Dec A PI cense 'sane& The Het follow.: Of the appropriation for the In The Nobel peace prize for 1021 Man JoaeII Miller, Boise, and Iona Been. bureau 16,383,000 was for Preston. Clyde I. Campbell. Pres- has been awarded to Charles G. education exclusive of $49.000 pro. ton, and Margaret E. Lynch. Lewis- Dawes, oleo president of the United vkled from the tribal funds for he ton, Utah. Wesley Davis. Pocatello, States and Sir Austen Chamberlain purpose. ()Mar provisions included; and Mande M. Aldous. Salt Lake, British secretary for foreign- af1988,000 for relief of distrestaed LandostE.....Fiach sad Idoon W. Bliss, fairs. Thin announcement was t ton and :cam-WSalt Lake. Earl L. Rawson and El- made today at a meeting of the 463.000 for general support and virs, Bartholomew, Ogden. Nobel institute by Professor Stang. civilisation exclusive of 11,661, froat was also announced that The twroibrai ftmdtet11101. u00m0 blorer;inslusoo.troloaot Picture Show Sunday 1321 peace prize had been awardfor expenses incidental to sale of Aristide Brian& French Closing Law Held Void ed to ot $175,000 for Industry foreign affairs and to Dr. timber; Gustav Stressunann, Germanys among Indians; 130000 to suppress ' Neribi city has TIO right to enact foreigu minister. livestock diseases; 143.000 XLIV013an nrdinance prohibiting the operHopi water supply, and 119.The Nobel prizes. whichIn ad- and ation of moving picture shows on to work for the preservation too for Papago water trapply. Sunday. It is hold in an opinion dition Arizona Recognized. rendered Thursday by District of peace also are awarded for Judge Thomas H. Burton in the schivement in literature, physics. and for Iregation In Arizona case of Islephi City vs. Earl If. rhemisty. medicine and physiology ' grew out of the munificence of drainage projects:' Steele. - ' 1150.Gila River reaervation, The case has attracted wide at- the Swedish ecientivt, Alfred Notention in view of the fact that bel. inventor of dynamite. who 900; Pima Indiana (Gila Bitter rea- 113.000; Colorado River the same question has been raised died December 10, 11191, leaving ersattion reservation, 810.000; San Carlos in other municipalities of the state. a fortune of some '8,750,000. funds). reservation (from tribat Earl H. Steele was arrested at The first swards. each of a value 11,800; 110,000; Carmelo project. icephi. Oct. 31, and charged with of abount 137.000. were distributed San 'Cagier reservation. $2.000. a miedemAanor. It was alleged thst on the fifth anniversary of Nobel's and for California In irrigation he had violated a city ordinance by death, December 10. 1901. Early In 'project.: Yuma reserve-- , conducting a picture,show on Sun- December of last year dispatches drainage day. In his defense' be attacked from Oslo, Norway, said that the lion, 110.000. IdahoFort Hall reservation- the validity of the ordinance. Judge committe of five persons elected Burton held that Nephl City had by the Norwegian storthing. or maintenance, 123,000; surveys and Blackfoot River. it. no authority under state law to ear parliament, as the peace award investigations reservation. 112.000. enact the law and no authority to authorities would withhold for a Hall MontanaFlathead reservation. enforce it. time the 1925 prize. reservation. 125,000; 11 Belknap It was asserted this was due to 118.000'. Blackfeet reaervatian. The fact that candidates for the $15.000; Fort Peck reservation, honor had to be submitted to the 19,000; Crow reservation, 11.000. I -- committee before February. 1021. NevadaPyramid Lake reserva- and that therefore none of the I lion, $3,500; Newland proJect. .k statesmen concerned In framing 112,125. I 4k and .7 ',MPthe Locarno peace pacts during I New MexicoLaguna W Ak II 1025 could be considered as can- I A pelyng If ...AM 000 Hogback project, I I I didates for 'prt;terLand; (flood 9:111 that.year's prize. tw 11 W It King Raakon, Crown Prince Olaf 8100. $7.00- 0- "' IF A I II other and Point OregonModoc of the storthing, K representatives IrIff II the government and the diploma- I projects (tribal funds). $6,000. ' Al1S - I tic corps and other prominent per- I UtahUncompahgre. Cintah and I I sons were White River Utes, $16,000. I present. II project. Dr. Naroen Fritiof Iwo speech I :WaahingtonWapato 11 11, ,01r 110 Payments Yakinia recalled the feeling of helpless- - I 111.5.000; Water 811,006; Matt unit I ness of Europe during the post- reservation. .ImwswooliPt project, war days. Be said the first light $3.000; Toppenbth-Sinco- e $3.000. shed on the darkness was by the 1111.a. reserva. .Wyoming-Wi- nd of the Dawes plan, which Hon. PEPE:IRIAN , 140,000. '' to rehabilitate Germany Iadoption Lit ICCIERTEURANCE and commence payAppreptions for Alaska! I McKinley National 'park, $22.500: , ment of reparations. - The Same ;, , yOgotopm.,A.,...A0,94004,40,1,00.0mbillofte.,111,4 - ; - , - yr- trounelliat-ther-proapen-orlh- ' ... , --- - Nebraaka-Wyomin- Meglect-Texa- s. , - Canyon,-Arizona- . ' - 10.( -- It min-lat- er ' r AN- vor "I I1 '' ACPC1-711101 ii 'CIL,' I - - - ' ' - n 411 t. , - ..4'' , . - Offers - Old and New Subscribers this unusual protection, one year, one dollar. - , :-:-. Renew Your Policy before it lapses. - This been of the greatest I importance to Germany, the elh41-- . and the whole of Europe and also : I i the United States. was an condition It important Dr. Nantsen added. to the polim of peace which led to the Leettrn' conference. the Outcome of whic' was the Rhine pact and four ar 'titration treaties.Dr. Nansen urged that the goy. I '' rnments of Europe. big and Mot ' pursue the policy of the league of rations and do everything in their ' ' power to strengthen the force of the league. to the end that ih" - . monster horrible of war should slain' and the future secured. d ACT TODAY TOMOrreW May Be Too Late. . ., I Deseret News Phone Was. 550. Salt Lake City, Utah. vi,..p.A0.6.1,0600-40- , ON. .0,4,1 ' ' r$eln$49,40r; Imuendett,c11;72p:,, !daoc.solotoon,; streteehetr3elphdtlithand ivheOh $161,000; auppressit,n darkness was thickest. The ericans recognized their duty no liquor traffic, $16,200; masks. rafl assist Europe in her reconstruc- road, 11,400,000. for Hawaii: Hr. Appropriations tion. The idea of Secretary of ' '4' wail National park, 118.350. State Hughes in December, 1922. to appoint a commission of experts to Inquire into Germanys ability to pay reparations had cut: minated in the adoption, of the Deseret News , t eTr:h. it rNecooSbotirviedAmusoidtnean)sbeachnhadaltndliboperirolmatt : Dr. 8tresem4nn and M. Briand Ir. ' the Ameritten, British. German and French ministers. , I 4 0,, 4:tiler(4:41 - , , Safe - Milk ' and Food For Infants -'. ,'- ' , "ribs Children, eI Pe Aged - fa:id ' ' A? 'I ..,. á paiataida, d, alit, 11 0011.1tui.alidsistret.eatliriacartmdateadaboallattwbees,aret:righ"rodasaoramealidboolstrylrP, preparodathomobyetirringtheperv No otokinj. da in bot cc ead 'rata. I No- - - -- , . ,.. ,, , , ' ' 2 , : ImuloNs ASKED - Men Can Skinny ' , D. aly 'A - i .,,, - ' 1 i i . 'i 2' - I B. Arrest .:. , ' , - - , Jaw 4: . Itcpwrier. :1926 - old Baptist church LOGAN. Dec. on upper Male street bag been put. eervices for Atm Bettie ROOSEVELT. Dec. chased of the Columbus by Knights Wright Spencer were held in the aunty hick will open the basket-be-ll and will be remodeled for use as Fourth ward chapel Wednesday at season tomorrow night when club rooms. 1 p.m. Prayers were by Bishop tile local firs clashes with the NoBrigham Wright of Brigham City els team. Next Thursday night a 'MURRAYThe Christmas page, H. Anderson. and John Speakers benefit gams will be played with ant, were O. A. bonne, Alma Pond. of the World."' will be Prest. the town team. the proceeds to bo given'Light asked parents to ergs the Joseph E. Shepherd. of under Rev. direction Fredpresidet Preet. J. E. Car-do- n Claims for refunds of tratting legislature for a more equitable given to the thistle- department of erick J. Cox. Sunday, Dec. IL at and Benleill )411. Bishop Serge the hick school. School tax of money. lie woe by the ward choir and a p.m. la the Murray Methodist stamp taxes paid the state under an distribution milted quartet and a soloist. church. old trading stamp law where passai LEGION AtIlLIABY ELECTS. state the board of examiners KAYSVILLICMrs. Isaac Ridason. by PROVO. Dee-City Matron to a recent bride. was entertained by Thursday and will be ACID HSTOMACH presented to American Legion Auxiliary tail - - Be her mother, Mrs. Monies D. Rob. 7 Buried op Sunday officerat thst Mrs, elected following ens. at her bomb with a miseel. the legislature. M. Strong, president; Mra. About $32.000 in refunds is Hewitt lentous shower. PARE vice Dee. first treisident Cornier. Earl crry, ' claimed inasmuch as the old law Mrs J. M. Grover. second vice Funeral service will ita.(dpociti) ba bald here neeDec. D. Urn. HIAWATHAme American Et. was declared unconstitutional. C. Allen. IL Sunday. at 2 p.m. for The !art legislature refused to preridEnt: glom Mrs George lioevim, treas. Mrs. M. E. Morgan who died at elected strteers auxiliary retary; hours bar Vi'ednesday after.. Thursday. rms. S, ss follows: Mrs. boner the claim. It is held by the urer; Mrs. Byron Dastrup, bletar her Mattis Burt. president; Mrs. Alma examiners that the state is morally lan; Ifira. J. D. Hunter. chaplasn; noon Interment will be In the City sergennt-atarm- s. Conner. Beck. Tics eameteri. Mrs. tint Karl Mn. or J. president; From Sufferers btund to repay the claim since the Indigestion Slue WWI born In Salt Lake In A. E. Gruber. second vies Prvi Installation will mite plane 1263 were paid under protest. but has lived he about 40 the tint - week in Staunch Trouble dent; Mn. Myrtio Garber. seers tc.xes SO at of Examiners also Yearn. approved Mahn" and Mn. JEt tary. I:ngerrnan. CUT THIS OUT treasurer. cent of a claim brought by January. Surviving is ono dsusnter. hare. ire Leonard on ,,, Elm of a Fillmore Lake. A. for of bait Jame, Kelly , AMERICAN LEGION ELECTS. .MMM,. osteonach trouble. dyispepala. InPRICEThe Carboy county high hsrd of hogs which died of cholera he Id rAirsom , Dec. 1Speg1al)--TINFANT BURIED. PROVO. .heartburn. school will preeent laigeation. sourness, gas, In the tt Fillmore and denied five claims Atnenclin Legion poet 141 elerted food termeatetion. etc.. are caused school auditorium Tuesday and lehigh eaof officers for damages done PATBON. Der. Claymine times in ten by chronic acid neaday, Dec- - 14 and 15. "Adam and to police followit.g freers; J. services for Phil'''. Huff. intheir automobiles in the firs the known Eva. well ton, commander; iVilliam Stanley fant son The can includes. (Mender which says tomach, of Leonard and Elenora at the burned grandstand Dr. vice Dunford. first commander; D. Adams. Elauthority. Christenmn. EilVin Wilson Huft . who died IdondaY of rom two years oat Waiter T. Heeler. cecond vice ,: Burning' hydrochloric anacid dors!- lie, Richard Davis. Gerald Ander., the fair was held Friday in alarming son. George Moran. Thelma Manmender; D. Orb o Allem adjutant the Fourth ward chapel. sips in the stomach at Bishop A. finance officer R. Wilson of the F. H. 'Westover, etreteant-nOsirmrate. The acid irritates and in- chester. Ardash 'fume?, LaRue Tut, First ward pres, lliff S. Jones. flames the delicate stomach lining ner, LaRue Snow, Morinda Gramm Bone sided. No were Handy Speakers Justin A. AshClaude accomS. Frank W. Deming. and often leads to gastritia Loveless Bishop L. A. Anderson 0.110 worth and L. R. Edwards, ttecu- Of Lake and by dangeroux stomach liken'. Horse , Uses Idahoan panied dose Shore. Were by Prayers KA 'stomach TEIVILLEThe an acid Owe committee. with VieW Vs:t - Dont or artificial Joseph Bates and Hyrum Elmer. Reeding club was entertained be Leg, Under Now digestants that Mrs. pepsin Music was by the First ward choir Dawson from Guy NEW WIONINO BOSTilASTERS.. only give temporary relief Rutledge Wedwith 'Wan soio by Clifford Bale the sour. nesday. Tim Meson was on pain by driving vocal sole by hJr,; Edwin HanWASIIINGTONr. 10.(Specle1) sad ids.. Dec. likThe Mg food out of the 'stomach into grmI of Leternity." pnEsTor, sen. The rrave in the for. cern. The following nominations the intestines. Bible tells of Samson. one of the was dnlicated byPayson tory been In have Wyoming Bishop Wil became men postmasters Instead neutralise or sweeten who of 1114. great senate the presiby vntes of stet to the bunch of Philistines a at your add stomach after meals with thoPRICEReceiving peeved district's stock. A. W. Horsley dent: Hedwig C. hunt.' Sun Dance; a little hot water and Bleurated one day, seised the Jawbone of Marne A. director of the Price MIRES& MATRON BURIED. an ass which lay convenient to Albert J. Settle, Cokeville; , Magnesia and not only will the pain tion district Jackson. Osage; Thomas R. Wright. hie band, waded in and slew a vanish but your 31101till will digest River Water W.Co A. BTRCM. Dec, O. William of Wednesday. WeBraley. Upton. Riverton; Tbayne Ottoman,' of them before be grew naturally. There is nothing better llington. and services ware held e Henry G. Mathis of In than Blataratto Magnesia to sweeten weary and went down, the First ward chapel for Timed? Mrs. Mary and settle an acid stomach. It 'maks Price are holdovers. creek for a drink. Chri Stinet ES31111111111(qt, d. of wife up the harmful excess acid much Stone of the Evidently George Made Rasmussen, who died after beas a, sponge or blotting paper might "I was botharod with a hard poraistem Star school district near PresROOSEVELTMrs. Bobert Time ing' an invaild for more than SO and your stomach acts and feels and ton bad read and pondered over Weeks Edward triad other the and entertained but medicines, years. Bishop Silas Alien presided. its cough, Bisurfine be-taJust a few minutes. of titth 'Pioneers in the this narrative. for when lits woo Music was by the ward choir witn noon ted Magnesia fen ba obtained from Daughters and so wets $o good reBoving andl-oriuexasperated Tuesday school Att In. a Tom' duet by Mrs. Ma linda Lilian-qui- et any reliable druggist in ithnr pow-ti- er high he looked Robert Anderson as niers Honey and Tar Oxopocmd." waa giVPIrl by and Mies Phyllis Llimnquist; or tablet form. It is safe. re- torpretative dance about for a suitable taeapon with Hislop and Bernice IL liable. easy and pleasant to use Biases Thelma Quartet A. J. Peterson Merrill BasBoggess, whIch to vent hie displeasurg. ct play. under the Nichol! JOMPTISIII: and Leonard ter. la not a laxative and is not at all Alexander; one-atin be being handy. jawbone. direction of letrw Lambert. by the seized Potnnnai Larsen; piano solo. Mrs Elva Clark. expensive.Adv. upon the front leghone of dramatic art department of the DuSpeakers WCr H. Ir. Lillengulat. Nia horse. gave a war-whosad 1 Coughs and throat irritations, hard cheene high school: lesson. istory choll Jorsensen. Allen. started battle. officers report. Bishop of Utah." lira. Frank Omer. bronchial coughs, lingering . Prayers were by A. M. lora leen and Sheriff W. A Bead and Deputy E. J. Wilson. Sr to The grave was oottghs, yield quickly i lake Paton were called to the dedicated by L. P. Christiansen. scene. and on complaint of An. ICardinals Working demon arrested Stone and Ms Bath With TIONLI'ANDIAR i IPMCIUMONIA r, FOLEY'S named Kendall Test brother-in-lasFATAL TO SABEL 1 as revolvers were said --4Pq COMPOUND to have been used in beifilat nee. STANWORD toms-to:ma- rt. (ant, , out Iin the Cordin4lo Doe, 746 assault,' a felony Liked by childrto!..41eaivolor infant on of , ILOGAN. Behalf, has been preferred woof, trotting down to bard praccharge &boles and Gladys reveops. -- Sold , In anticipation of their the tafu. tko against today Bebolaa died To Thursday sm ' 9leb .0' b aeon Drums. r. lam.. football Same with Alabama at . 1 of bronchial pain:moat& at Is - '. Imitate" comer Denver, be reverted to tbe reeve Lasater ?be Liceerete StewsOrpartaneat. Lake' - bait or Clore booth, (Arcata. (Hr rime Itypreeentativa. tris,..r . beaver Statmeteseete ebeatel ' ' Gained 10 Pounds , Park ; , '; Dee. Ths mow highway through Weber canyon will be cornple:ed within the- next tire weeks unitise snoop. Goma storms stop the work. Throe swain shovels are now gouging Out & read between straw-bon- y and Mountain Green, on the taco of the hill beiow the present detour. The earth Is being hauled to Mountain Green to provide road,- building material. aPProalmatelY a quarter of a mils of the road around the point has boon excavated. Half a mile of new road has been built in Mountain Green. and other Improvements are going ahead rapidly. altbough storms have softened tho newly constructed road, travel canyon is not, imposthrough the sible. In some places the road is tonal and other stretches are soft and muddy. By spring, It Jo predicted. the Weber canyon road will be better than ever. VOTES REFUND OF STAMP TAX 4 , Weber Canyon Road to Be Finished In Fortnight , 4.--T- , ' , t,', I ' - .,,., , i Eudora Jensen, Preston, Idaho: Cloyd !Anemia' Bansen and Cordelie Arta Wheeler,- Preston. Idaho: Henry Harris. leirview, Idaho. and Laura Lane. Lewiston; John William .Ceolt, Rigby. Idaho, and! Mary Helena Ritchie, Vcon. Idaho. oMMOVP - ',' -needs lati RAZe. 16.0g4ert said Pres'. more cuitural Aaron W. Tracy of Weber college in au addreve to the Lions club Thursday when ha made a plea la Ogden peopie te,,,becani intereated la its lunicr college. President Tracy expressed sie tals opinion that while Weber college will be retained in Ogden. It wilt urged that the change bands.lee He re.at made a branch Waal college of Clan but that of the Univerally it rirmain an independent college. He thought that probably in the future it might become a municipal college supported by telalitinof his recent visit in the ssuthern elates where he went to President the study junior college. the clear junior Tracy said it was hold America. a upon hes college Ho said the southfro peopie lire progreas in education. making fine them genfor being He praised putteel peo.ple and very caurteous. ro shame. us ting ft ... ' ALFeirs Dec sera' services foe Thomas MANI' courucs LICEkOMD. al LOGAN; Dec. riss licenses have been issued to Omer Paul Larsen end Marcell May Cantwell. Smithfield; Carl Emil AnPRovo.. Dec. derson and Ann Katherine good for defending the suit 'Thornton. Idaho; Adolph htucki and Clara Dleanor Iiiiskin. Idaho Yalta. filed by Democrats in dktrict court Idaho; Wallace Cesnisk lielliday and the College President Ogden Saturday , the present rates will be ctianged7. .NeedolOgcle4Say5 BodyArnvesin , , - 0 , , - . , Ono Thin Woman LI of bait Lake, who died Dec. 4 tot- lowmg an operation. were held in the Moine ward cha with Bishop James Wedri nc is word charge. Music Josenk - I rcataeliatyliasulfraeonlenes atadthtucaliaminessotinr ltufia, , ' - PRO V 0 I lira underwriters will meet witis the tit .xtminerea The fire prevention committee of the chamber with the local origami., gallon of tire underwriters are making a special effort to have a good representation present. Logan has very reaeonable fire insuranoe rates but certain stand- - - , C 10, Aurray Smelter Worker : , Is Buried el Alpine , Mae 1:1116715"1:1' ot mountain district et the board of Y should be reported to dot,. torrter Deportarrea Itostord White ment. Tel. IS. Th. Soreret berm Salt Labe City. orAllred Gblawelt. Street. Ogees. Tel S;S. Skirt. 104 Twenty-thir- d , ItiPteL , need ISSeelltilt cities. Reporters, ; , ' 'OBITUARY 41 , - ..." . PNOMPEMiMil ",- , - - - , a . v i v".7-or",- ' , . ,f-- 'otr, - '.0.".0...""LNK.,4e, l - 4 - .wo ; - - |