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Show t mi r. iiim BEAVER CITY WEEKLY PRESS DEMOCRATIC RALLY fTTH HOG PROJECT The Democrats fired the last gun of the campaign last Monday night, in the opera house before the largest crowd assembled here during their eampaiga-Thl meeting was to haw j of a candidates nature been in the Toifon presided in a Carl night. introduced very pleasing manner and was Music the different speakers. male quartet. furnished by a Robert White, candidate for representative, was the first speaker. He In his atti- . . .. . - rtiffprpnre Clfiuiuvu iha tude towards the different issues of the campaign from tbat of his opponent. He said. he was in favor of the constitutional amendment number 2, as he considered It would bring relief to the farmers and that it was endorsed as a part of the Farm Bureau program and as he was the Farm Bureau candidate, he was supporting that amendment. Charles 'Petty of Hurleane was the nett speaker. He wanted to be elected because he thought he could be the representative of the entire district and not just one small part of it. He said he was more or less In dependent In politics that often he had helped to pnt irood Republicans Christiansen waa appointed i gent in Beaver couy . a8 county there has been August 1914. and . One of the most apparEntered is the Poaioliica in ... . vearrtwrK4- siffht ..0--- eut resuius ui City, Utao.-- a 8eeend Claw Mll of Matter. is the 'change In the complexion its in Sandy county. the. ton of to various hu-- s from dark cherry Subscription $2.00 a Year be the popular light tan Ha come to shade in Beaver hog universal nd children's rook week can-n.- .t The few porkers that socletv. color, at hoeat an unbroken The fourth Annua; jook week will for; background the sandy least, have 12. Book be observed November white or spots. black their more, churches, mother'i clubs, the Mr. Chirstiansen early showed asparent-teacnehe public libraries, what believed farmers that he sociations and other organizations better was preachin gabout raising con!rned with children, wltt this some well-bre- d hogs, when he purchased year, as for three years past, take for registered DuroclJerseys opportunity to emphasize the Impor rew a himself. He has maintained tance of books for the children and farmers pure breds ever since. The young people, A few breds. not rush into pure A special point is made of dlstrl but stock, started raising breeding butlng lints of books suitable for the At prescontinued. them of only pari youthful readers, as well as conslder- ent there are three such breeders in " dautwo ation of writers and illuetrators who Mrs. Lottie Pearce and farthe county. The thing which the are specialising on children's books. ghters. Misses Virginia and Zelma. was the mers did adopt unanimously The queetion of "What shall Our took Mrs. Ennto Jones back to Duroc-Jerse- y boars use of pure bred Children read?" Is one that shoula Sunday, after she had visir all the boars In tne Interest overy parent. Our public li- ited relatives here for a few days. were pure bred Durocs. That founty brary furnishes opportunity for boys Mrs. Pearce drives her Oldsmobile exists today wit htwo ame condition and girl to form the-- habit of read car with skill and ease. xceptlons. One of these exceptions In office. as caused by a man moving in Mr. Musser was introduced and he u nri nnnemK nis nve- MAhn tmm surely proceeded to muss up the Retock with him. publicans present. He said he was Before the days of the county ag- a partisan Democrat, a Democrat on nt just a few. .hogs,. fattened one who believed in the Democratic me were oi oui snipped party and its principles and believed acorns, about 100 In taking it straight. He devoted a county. Since his time out. been have ears shipped of hogs to the large part of bis time marketing was a big rotten Republican state conven1 neffectlng this standardiza tion and the machine which runs factor tion of It meant more money breed. things in Salt Lake county. He paid uniform hogs. Unto well have bred, his compliments to Bamberger, sayThese are the days you should invesetigate der the plan of selling, at not ing he was a good fellow, but all Senatorial timber. He said Bam- each farmer received the actual re our line of on the berger was a personal friend of his, turns from his lot of hogs of the getexpense played cards with him. He said Mr. market, minus net in Differences there. them King wae a real statesman, a real pro ting WOOL SWEATERS, FLANNEL SHIRTS soon to traced were returns pure hlbitionlst and an honor to the state bred boars' which furnished a very and nation. and LEATHER VESTS 3. T. Tolton was the next speaker. tangible reason for their introducAs the hour was getting late, he cut tion into all herds. The improvement Just what you need the cold days. Also a remarks short, devoting a few in stock has not only been confined Beaver, county; adjoining eoun- minutes to the tariff question and large $tock of Rubbers and Overshoes. few minutes to answering Mr. Hanks ies have secured breeding stock stand on some of the issues of the from this center. day. He said he hoped no vote would be caRt against Ernest Bamberger on SIXTH RED CROSS ROLL CALL account of religion or race. He then proceeded to introduce the candi November 11, which is Armistice dates in his usual pleasant manner day, is also the anniversary of the much to the satisfaction of the large American Red Cross Roll Call, this I audience. being the Sixth year since the beginAt the close of the meeting the ning of the war. where the Red Cross chairman announced that the ladles entered again the service of the na were serving lunch in the Phillips tion's soldiery, and pledged itself to hall across he street. The floor was this service so long as th6 need re swept, the music started and dancing mained. National headquarters ap was enjoyed until the dancers got propriated more money for hospital tired and disappeared to their homes ized men and their de pendents and for relief work, than REPUBLICW RALLY the entire amount of the Roll Call leas year. Out of' "annual" $1.00 SHOULD' BE USED The candidates on the Republican memberships, "contributing' $5.00, EVERY DAY ticket held an interesting meeting on or of "sustaining" memberships Saturday night In the opera house $10.20. the chapter holds all but 50 vm. uoyie. precinct chairman nre- - cents Ronutn Meal Is Ilea lilt FimhI. If you suffer from Indirection, or which is forwarded to head slded and good music was furnished quarters as the portion due from the yo believe In plain fowl, bay package from your grocer. by the glee club. chapter as a unit of the organization. George Jefferson, county chairman It is hoped that the old for sale by . members wlh who was the first to address the au the Red Cross in the true dlence, devoted his time to a discus TOLTON IX V. CO. FARMERS J A STOCKGROWER8 CO. spirit of "staying" with it 'till the sion ot the proposed amendments Job Is done. giving it as his opinion that the sec ond amendment, providing for an in ITEMS FROM MANDERFIELD tome taji and for the classification of for taxation property should be de Mr. and Mrs. Rube Edwards visitfeated on account of the latter cause ed a few days this week at Richfield. The candidates were Introduced to the people and some remarks were They were guests of Mr. Edward's Battery Testing, Charging and Repairing. Your Batuncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charmade. will be Tested and Filled with Distilled Water ley N'lelson. The main talk of the evening was Free of Charge. .. maae Dy . Hanks, candidate for The Manderfield East Side Bildg. next to Neilsen's Garage, Beaver, Ut representative. Hes said he had been Irrigation and Irrigation company has been doing questioned on prohibition, the cigarette law and the Utilities commission a considerable amount of team work First he said, am not In favor of the last two weeks, enlarging It to repealing the prohibition law. 1 am some extent. in favor of amending the clgarett t.r. ana. . . law so that It can he enforced or else .Mrs. uube Edwards, also Mr. I it. and Mrs. Baker Edwards, am opposed to the repealing spent Public Utilities commission." I can save you money you will let me. I will Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Mr, Hanks remarks were well re -- uun rraser, ot Milford. returning keep the cost of your meals down as low as celved by the audience. sunaay. the wholesale prices will permit t. wooonury. candidate for Mr. and Mrs. county attorney and C. T. Harris Seedless Raisins l-Joseph Patterson 17 candidate for county commissioner al spent the latter part of the week In Seeded Raisins 20c so addressed the audience. Paragoonah. i .. . uu w, ioe noor was THOMPSON'S CASH MARKET cleared and dancing was Miss Kate Patterson went to indulged in Reed on Monday for a few unni midnight. weeks' visit. or E. Carlton, Editor Karl 3. Cart ton, Prop'. , Tr rs o WW a. ed Co-O- p IP wsm ivi ID) 'V.V "V-'- N life 1. A ... for Beaver Pn t. . y Striking New Red Cross COUNTY AGENT STICKS f In ing, and to develop dUcrimlnatios the choice of books. Aeeordin to a recent .article la Lake Tribune, and as noted the Salt, In general, there is a growing appreciation of tine importance of children's reading In the bookstoreav and American book publishers lead the world I nthe oroductlon of entertain ing and beautiful books for boys and rtrls. The child's home library is the basis for the formation of his taste for litsrature. The ability to use books for information, as well on the reading habit formed in early vonth. Interested and careful super vision of the young readers' choice of books Is the outstanding problem f ih narnut who has young chil dren just arriving at the reading age AnDreciatidn of good literature is al ways a mark of culture and le more over a source of enjoyment and a Inpreparation for contact with the telligent reading public. is1! er Chartepsd byGDiife ToRelieye andpreventSufei In Peace and lh War -- . AtHomeG-Abroa- d Rivetinf the attention f the beholder on the fact that 8 can Red Crosa is chartered by Congress as an official velosttcr it organization the dome of the Capitol at Washington, upon, whidi i r imposed a large Red Cross, ia the central figure of a new pojtn Annual Red Cross Roll Call. The poster, which has been pranotmctj of the most striking of innumerable representations tf the fuuq i is the work of Franklin Booth, a New York artist of widt renon. lr be displayed throughout the country during the Roll Call peri4, Da? to Thanksgiving, when the Red Cross membership for 193 $ enrolled. THE COOL EVENING- SYou would enjoy a good hot cup of a dish of Chilli or a Hot Dog. chocolate; SODAS and ICE CREAM ALL THE TIME. LESSING'S CONFECTIONER! CARLOAD OF CEDAR SHINGLES K NOW IS THE TIME TO GET IN YOUR COAL-BE- COAL AT ST LOWEST PRICES. ; Jrln PLACE YOUR ORDER EARLY. DIEHL'S SERVICE STATION Mackerel & Gocketl Lumber Company tery t. Beaver City, Utah '! THOMSON SAYS: if BEAVER SUITITORIUM CLOTH ES .CLEANING, PRESSING, ALTEKK 2c Cooking Utensils T CLEAN For quick results on all meialware use Scours UItonn E- -ck Mrft.'i Sou U. Vrm T U.S. A ' "-- . Tu-nd- Pofltbts Large cake No waste en.. ni SAPOU Cltans John Goodwin came up from the REPORT OF BEAVER COUNTY mine to volo Tuesday. PlTtLIC LIBRARY, OCT. 1022 .... n n . i .vuamsviiie, wa Attendance K(j0 a guest at the Beaver hotel the first Adults Fiction Circulated 61 or the week. Children's Fiction Circulated Total with Others 850 Silas Cox went to Salt Lake on Hooks Added 118 on u business ruesday Members Registered trip. jg Number of Readers . 660 Mrs.-JF. Tolton went We have a wonderful to Salt lot of new Lake io visit her dan books on our shelves. Come make thfnra t K in '"ixth irene, i.aRue and good use of them during the next uiu roiton. Miss Tolton is on th month and help our record go up. t, T'nli.li.. .....v.B wnilo hor sisters mruuy, H. Whornham, Librarian. are in thlr third year there. The eleventh birthday of Mrs. F. J. Noyes was COniDllmon.. Chloe Fnrr-- r 1...,. .. . ,iUic j uaucaier or mr. enj on the success of the serrlnir f and: Mrs U'siIm-p.- . was an oc- the old TTBtanrant plant for the raltlon.of real plPaur to a numbpr ly Monday night, and it is likely that of her young friends, who came In she may open tip lunch rooms next unannounced, after school on Octo- to the Golden Rule Store shortly. ri ay PUT QUALITY TABLE ON-YO- UR - You know it the better the food you eat the strength and vitality. Good food makes strong on pep. We sell you the very best foods--buwe DO NOT touch you up for any fancy pr Give us a trial. g"-yo- t , GILLIES BROS. MARI REAVER tTTY PHONE T .... ' rrrir. Tourist Cafe and Bakery VHEUE THEY HAVE GOOD EATS AND NEVER SLEEP Phone 80 ; East Side of Camp - ur f |