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Show Friday, November 3, 1911 The Cache American, Locan, Cache County, ' Boston Letter to Cache American fiy a funner fij fi.ii in, dud i' U f.un Dads stud, rt uvu in Moalv and ndetiua'e tra n and bus colikr hill in ni', tun- - It ftiow winter Uit there is no harsh j.m I tah Face Three tarasttrri- - inryiutw iKUr brother, Uil ' f:um i ni union. u renut s.iiuiu u- nd n veral Irachiud "The i oui.tr y there Is a ribs caused from an ovii turning on a mount uns Tm lo.id of hay. He rode ian-eut iviry 1 U r of roiks made .ne contae up RE-ELECcome into . ,.ry have T iU li0lMS ovrr r,m rockg tho e uf sed.tmn- including age With ne.ro pi obit ms in Georgia 1 ' and younger t.,ry niut igneous origins. There or with d. solute life n Imdon f US n'0r- lmafV',e lh r'0r mn is tier after tur of Ingh harked at the i. me of Charles II. Person- t'.r.ed at .such ail ignomlnous fate faulted with long ally neither book tempts us from as pelting busted up on a de- - n)0UIy.uiu im,1Klimill l)Urs lymg between, the juth of virtue though nnseeg-matio- fault. ng load of hay." The jh)lsJj m,ik toj fonst origin) has Its fascination, but was "I Montana are of every coneeivable mixture in wistt'rii the new book we are Iving in w.e.t for Is Jacob Axtlr.ids biography near the Idaho line when your being part lacu.striul, part fcl.u-.of Anatole France, tire man who letter came. This Is a piece of and pait river origin. They have the gra.it northwestern timbered little native fertility for croV gave us the mo.--t helpful definico.tst climate pi oduetion but turn off good ber. Pacific tion of a critic when he said country. neven enjoyed ry, bay and fruit crops Ive whin one is tI,rywn who relates critic "a that adventures of his soul among Uuch a superlative climate, warm manured and treated with phos- -i It is so simple. We days, cool nights and avr was as pirates and gyp fertilizer. Every masterpieces. all of us know we have souls calm as In the Horse Latitudes. farm has been hacked from the and we think we know a master- Fir, lodge pole pine. Tamarack forest. Ive never seen such and balsam breathed off a nch The old tamaracks trees. piece. So the formula for a talk to a womans club on Tolstoi is resinous perfume that was like stand 150 feet high. They resem-bl- e leaping yellow pine at the trunk. This I wdll now talk to you healing balm. Sparkling, simply. of about myself apropos of Tolstoi." creeks and wild life abound ev- - country turns out hundreds . . . . . . Christ-elk- , We fir saw thousands of erywhere. deer, bear, douglas Your monthly Boston letters and beaver a menagerie of mas trees and wild huckleberries, come to you from the town of b.rds. This is a regular outdoor The Blackfoot Indians harvest the Braintree, one of Bostons suburbs. You may not think the sanitarium and I'd love to spend berries. The natives make about Paid Political Adv. by Cache County Democratic Committee, By A. W. Chambers towm is on the map, but you are the rest of my days there if I $500 to $000 apiece cutting Christ could find a reasonable means of mas trees each fall and that as was much mistaken proved this month at a meeting of the support Missoula is a great Uni-- 1 comprises a large part of their Braintree Historical Society. The versity town, there are fine stores yearly earnings. town has the distinction of being on the ancient historical map. thanks to the two Adams presi. dents who ran a farm there. It is on the modern industrial map also thanks to Thomas E Watwho of Salem son, a native helped Bell in his experiments in perfecting the telephone. He took his pay in telephone stock and came to Braintree to run a farm. He couldn't stand that, so started a mar.ne engine works which later became the Fore River Ship Yard and now forms a part of Bethlehem Steel and makes Massachusetts as famous for ship building m tin.--, emtury as it was in the l.ist for dipper ships. Mr. Watson was as much interested in his community as he was in slnpbuild.ng. He counted in the school committee, and the first public school kindcrgar. ten in the UniBd Lvates was established by him in Bra.ntrie He was rabid on niiiualocy, school buildings and public sreak ing and saw to it that Braintree had a model school building and of to that al teachers studied mineralogy and enunciated clearly. A PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT to good man in the community. Here is a western touch that SENATOR ELBERT D. THOMAS to Cache may enjoy. It was sent us I fciulo-ar.uli.- -e ) I WALTER K. GRANGER in-th- ; e A Man of ele-gu- nt FORESIGHT EXPERIENCE INTEGRITY Ask the Man Who Knows j j fej !o JraEy Utah has a golden opportunity share in the making peace by the White House and returning the Senate. With Senate Support, Can Make a Peace Which Will End War. ' VH Co TT fW Wise and Experienced, is a SENATE LEADER Working with Roosevelt for Lasting Peace. 'UUamrci in "illlW - ' if CK . 7HaI$umo (lHuzrt uritk I t tf ; V V - Their opponents are honorable men but they lack experience and training. Should they be elected they would be ruled exclusively by such isolationists as Senators Hiram Johnson, Gerald P. Nye, Robert A. Taft, and Ham Fish. t Roosevelt knows Churchill and Stalin as no beginner can ever know them. They of the Military respect him. Thomas on his return to the Senate will be Chairman Affairs Committee. He is next in line for the Chairmanship of the powerful Foreign Relations Committee. He is now Chairman of the Committee on Education and Labor. from Utah for years. BE WISE, MR. AND MRS. VOTER. VOTE IN THE INTERESTS OF YOUR BOYS AND GIRLS IN SERVICE. . Such eminence could not be attained by a new Senator & Signed, R. J. MURDOCK, Provo, Utah: v T. N. TAYLOR, GjmH of tkk BmcLo VOTE DEMOCRATIC THIS YEAR Blended Whiskey, 86 proof, 65 grain neutral spirits GOODERHAM & WORTS Peorio, Illinois 1. Provo, Utah': GLENN E. SNOW, St. George, Utah. LTD. Paid Political Advertisement by Glenn E. Snow ' s N ) k ) w |