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Show DESERET 1 ai4 thoa but wttb hi aw boidiii n&turiisod Gno&fti rXiDM coo- irol "ThroughI theml division of insular ho log property custodian whies, learned of thto transaction. to the coming ao ths culmination Hat k field company's activities.-brough- t unabout U oolo and raorgamaaUon der America control, now organtaatt"" The trust set of the B aro Ooorgo Bhorman, R A. Cooke, C. R Hemenwoy, Hlrit- r. Atherton, T Bottomloy and ard 11 Trent, A. W, Ho T. Wilcox, all of 1 FRIDAY NOVEMBER &EYYS EVENING 1918 u of PRIVATE DANNY m & ENTENTEiDELEEATES Americans Purchase Hack-fel- d . Concern Company Helped Hun Ships at ' Outbreak of the 'War. - mmirn abe s 1 W ftjHK, .Oct Bt tha AaaocUted FAIU Oct II f the EnFreaa ) The representative VereaUlee left tente jxjwerr .. meeting today. wtaibiyfo-first formal ifclVb the reoulta that y had been their atbieved 'They have not finished work, but they have reached a aobetaot,Antn?ormal conf'renee took pl Prei-dMi-atl' the home of rflL E M Hou, Wllaoga peraonal representative. In the forenoon prior to the nembllng fcismitoaiian 3 ef German roniroi otfr tbe Hawaiian by trw fJrthae of jgar Indiwtry o 4 t H&ckfeld thr announced here tootfht "by K Mitchell l'aimer alien properly custodian Purchase of the German onrern wai at Vereallle. Among others and M picnon. .arranged by Mr Palmer The new tor Wero M CJemeoreau French th U knan hll th ArnrIan,PUv! Hlmor Ortanao " a tor linuu I Six hunrijl and forty trf its atockhoieWa are of tb . laiano mric&nt compasy, ob P"1 , Fompany . wer-SU,o. mtted t shares .andre. . .h.rs. to . , Mi . - , to daih individual formal inset. ng 'h fiv. or group repwntatlvea,- fncudnix fnll.et, Al Trnult jI,,'" thm transfer tho inter of pro-- t nTh p,.:! tZr4, m the Grek i German propaganda in the Fatifu BTha Amerlcwna . and xh German boid r prmer, leen destroved Mrtn r OoL House were x! on He nrim-pof the durfry of H...I. JX"1 andperir.hr.nto bM.ktn emhaatiT Joeeph C. Crew necJltikfria .omur; -- hkh had SIIinBA iu , ; T acted a who Colone? Houaet G'n Tneker p" ft f'P " th'- ind, ry was j ?,Vl?a g t corporation .on.ling of Ihr.ej i! Hiina. tne repreenUtlve , of the I tc J K, Harbfsld Rodlayi1 Ktatea in the war coug.-ilwith Oen ft K a -and i K man ! a T Wallace rm'rolling Hjsfr ni rol sr capitallted .tL,"! 1(l Benaon, with Com- 14MOi44.i'.ni.rio th r oi pora i n in ,S mlnTe Carter! and Lyut. Commander howe.t net t.r, of il Gl.4 t0 I ttiiv.tl as his secretaries vjdid t.rof.ia- CkiSServe of 1324 arHve at the conference !U- t 1J 044 w7a MarVhaf Koch He waa alone. ort3 -. and production kj. . 4 V.rrtf controlled or guano without aide orderly ",4 -Ike business Was over .iTfporiiMg ,.r .1 general men hattdiafng Versailles At conenrna a led other important mlere of hours and a long line of emu. iuromohTleg with be represenlatlves January-- of IlnrkfeM rhfr rttarnw! to Pariii. Tn Tear, wa tn Germany ard ftodiaf waa In ?.Vmm trtpU. Versailles Jod.y Han Francisco where he had been conIt is the beadquaereofthe victed of Violating the neutrality lawn ruVrem. war ccunc.I which beoretical- !tt filling out nhiptt to furnl.H except at Jer tv takes no decision German raiders in the Pacificsupplies t oformal meet: m another be remained Hagen Honolulu" in There will Ml iharg of the company, w hti h bad In at the residenceandofthCotHpuas of German ehios at the outbreak of "morning forward rap. 'the war and whbh waa aaid to have the eounrtl will be pushedInformal meet furnished raiders with coal after ihe tdlv. etthef at format or entrv of life I nited Biatea into-- the V of conflict ail A.. Th ftpirtt the tronlng favored to reprf Hagens failed a meeting of the to raising Sbsticles'Vather than Tn ap-- l sold to six Arperi.an cittaens of 11,0b shares ot the Haikfeid stock. thm I kHI'J , fr - nlt-or- 1 com-r-a- haul Wflday of the bis attack, ", lat ne An Saturday bWMHSJ- $12.00 Ladies ' nA Bi-To- p loots 1 : isia it.t - Penalties of Farfic When an army, hard pressed by the way to panic, enemys forces, the chance of a successful defense fall in art army zero. Panic Instantly to means confusion, disorganization, rout, It means the same when any grave crisis develops in the Hfe of any individual. The eoldler is not the only one In danger fronfpanic. The student, on the eve of the exdetermine which shall amination whether his years of effort and are to be crowned wrjh success, is doomed to bitter disappointment, if for a moment ha yields to. lead to bankruptcy. Consider also the case of the physl. ' I He. mote than other mentis perpetually confronted by life crises Daily he is waging war against mankind's dread enemy, disease. , Not always can he wage this war Disease will again and successfully. again triumph over al) his resources. Jills is Inevitable. But if he permit the defeat he sustains to weaken his fgajth In his medical skill, if he permit; panic to take the place of confidence;' then of a Surety he has reached .the enij of his days of usefulness as a physician Panic, In truth, is always the most potent enemy upon which disease can tall tor aid. For panic not merely cripples (he mind and the morale it has directly disastrous consequence tu the body itself. It deranges the digestion, It strains the heart, it slows the circulation of the blood. Thus ft weakens the whole system, predisposing to infection by disease, and making it more difficult to escape a Jatal outcome If Infection strikes. Such are a few of the penalties of panic. Hufh are the costs whlcb may have to be paid if courage, cooln and calmness of mind are not by prao tice made Ufa- habits (Copyright. by The Associated Brannln 8 Woodard, Denver, Cole. uan. f ... 3W OlAPED tOECacB . Jrt Murk kid M4 durk hH. "0 hifh (or grrav Saturday One Lot Regular S7.00 hi ? Black calf in lat e or button. tan dl in him her slIe, wnart and drum last- -, perfect fitters on sa'e SatuAlav o Gillian 4 t-- For Boys r flit Nil. how they wear!. Made of ciironje retail leather with nat) quilted sole, (lump in weight .kOft. yet nerrkeablo, water ye- ami proof against , bartx-yar- d I , ir1' Iti!t! tl I If- V17JS 9 TO 13. M Hoblnaon a M7KR 13S TO 2 atrTUiliinMin's . . tfMtlv - r - ........ to Hobinaon's ... S,7K i $3.00 $3.65 tt MANY KBiittonatvle ) to S, at I in . ervicabl roaf calf. to 11 at Sires t RoMwmi' -- ss'iyai'yA iji'w fl i uI W 1M4 to 2 Roblnaonw- at $2.40 $3.10 $2.75 i war reantfer. Mxew attmmAt o- HERE COxHdENCE .ACk. 220 MAIN STREET M XT DOOR It) system. COU'NTfJ. ROBINSONS OOHV'8 Cold tiah. f: -- offerer , , - have brought relief to thousands of suffering men and women wbo "were with beckaebe, rheumatic peiae, g er voiles Knot. Erc cvcio, daotea, '!mder toaial axcki, btnooeeaa, pcfibm blaMf koew.1oeLol eepedte or otkar eymptoe o Ut1 o. kidvey trbdBla. Mrt. Sam C. Sewtl. Clevtrm. N. M wdtem 1 wi,k my kutaen xeJ bleSder. I had bee to bed two moeilM, bw kept eon, Tim I lot as bid Senipl to done. We noticed an wot ha tee Ciertoe Newt (or kidney rii ed we lent for nee. They Foley hive done tee more good than e'Uhs BKrdmm 1 havtKtekae, nee Ml i rvm m -j o h vo v rrrtrG co. i gder I TLI M F1 rui 'A a T iiwi i L J. fv'it ' IK i A 0b H tt Lof-- Y . CtATJ c t Biwii BQSRA: tr an . i Dfi -- DOROTHY BEGGS, Secretary Idaho Branch (Paid Advertisement!. cloth btven the pUatar aad th Thia poultlr should b placed body. on tha chest and back. Lnra this on on half hour or lonrar till tha cheat la Rub tha patient with or blistered rd tha lard and turpenttaa mlxtura Wrap him again in a blanket and vnaka him west araln by firinc mor hot )m nnada. This can bs repaatad if nacaa-aar- e ramlng into on htl th meeiard - -- ,hr' I, eapeon. Pot Into a "OT lo wmrm- Eh """I quntlty of turpen- ti.r temperture r Hand pn bsnrhotto touch Then the patient should b rubbed bv V nd rO'nd dr ums.1 sod body Tnla should be done before xnop.n firs land the ruhblnr .boiild for !atMr five or ten minute according Forirth The patient should hn be wrapped In a blanket, and put (nteVied itr order that b may aweat He should be given a hot stronr lem- lrink A Usatfva should haviwnlstrd If ftdtd tha axplrktion f svra! hours. Aft. Mr harry Mommta houid bo adminlftrd whlrh la mad th som os ta. and shmild h rlvan UTUtl tha vary hour patlnf In thomurh fa of Anothr thorough rahMurnrnlrlAn nhonMwb rivn nynndmorntnr with th mlvtnr Ird tnroantino, hat wlthnnt th mustard hnth Food honM h or rh!kft onp with tomtd THin pAnniti th orjd f hrVi uo Inf1unss or to In lr ftrnt ntsra sordtnr eotda Mr orrth Th to doom tin thotofrhbr hnM ssyand nrh down with with rcoyrd has I trsry hfTvrnfnr out. tn ' For th, h sair or h Hot ha not th Mr Tornyth hrommnd th follow- - Mir.r,.ihr,.'rt' nn Then ,h . f i aya glaaa of hot wator with phoaphat befor breakfast waahet out poltona. o bf trtnnt rt!nt ' nrlnr ntt rr hVd -- r - ' ' -. Look Ahead a F ew rWeek s j the" Too 'know. Just as well sa v n f port m rtwoe part daring before, Worked and city streets, too have been - -- t" ran be again. - IHV-Tr.b- rr Qastle Gate, Clear Creek - and peerless Coal ran be delivered much more a'trrly storms comp. Tctl us what Mmi Ttf furnace you tune, and we'll- - tell you whkli coal wtn ns re you worry. Work aoi money. , incasing MAst of tho Poopto Moat ofOj t tbey ' . A-: T't Lact, ji Time. FISCnEEi-i-S CQAB: C W.1LMAC30XA1B. irm )r " ; w 1 MHTFEELKET If you wake up with a bad taste, bad breatb and tongue la eoafed; If your Jiead la dull or aching; If what you eat sours and forma gaa aqd acid in stomach, or you are bllloua. constipated. nervous, sallow and can't get foollnr juot rirht, bryln Inmds bath lng Drink before breakfast, a glam of real hot .water with a teagpoonful of llmeetnnd phosphate in It. This will flush the poisons and toxins fro mi stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels and! eieanse. sweeten and parrify the entire alimentary tract. Do your Inside bathing immediately upon arising id the morning to wash out of the eystem all the previous days poisonous waste, gases and sour btis before putting more food Into the stomach. To feel Ilka young folks feef; ilka you felt before your blood, nerves and muscles became loaded with body Impurities ret from your pharmacist a quarter pound of limestone phosphate which is Inexpensive and almost tasteless, except for a sourish twinge which la nog unpleasant w't Coimn rnn fird fahont htf Men who , are and women pfnT with th ram of constipated, bllloua headnd ml to a mart untlty with rotr usually achy v or have any stomach disto th n of tha Joorfnr futd order should begin this inside .bathing a non?t!o and mrsd thin ineti doth Fut anothar th! before breakfast Advertisement rn . it mkOHO E3F.Y00 ofcoM bth! IMible Hb a of ,nu",ard After drygPbe- fo- -I Ln op'n fire, in a room allbut 79 JhonbTt.v'. fmnr temperatdr. he d f' fc-- BEGEH SOT WATER first feet. t1' .. V - s ?rt nt V, Kw ts" r treatment has rasas of pflsa monla and influanta colds. . Fnrsrib. of li Downlngton atteesata the following treat-msfor victim or bad ..r-.r- from aad rheumatic paint owe their condition to the fact that they the fint warning of kidney trouble. Prompt action at tbgtnt ttgn of di ordeegd kidney will prevent much suf fering. Keep' I be blood stream pure by keeping the kidneys healthy end the poisonous waste matter that canset pain and gnsery will be eliminated frqty the Childrens School Shoes Mum bed-ridd- 1 tbtr pr Mr. Forsyth says this bean auccaaaful in man? w miaro-- axsntts fy 4- - Forsyth Suggests Remedy For Influenza and Colds 4RVKRRIsV IN ACTION. HamJiHi, fnlllaiioB. Kah. It b'gb pupltcv Walter J Green Wineter, Cl Portland. Busier Max Goldeiaub Or WfctnooviN. CL Frank Frank !. DfAan, Portland Ore John Ainner. FYombrr:. Mont. Whttefiah. Mont Vonren Portland Ore HnryEwi1 & Cal Kdsrar Vandype, JlCTinU HOriDER flfstsa Jmm. mU lake City, 1 tab. Mcllroy, Port Ludlow, Waph Shrman Hohhet. Rmneraf Colo. Kdward Feara. Collhran Colo. Wolfe. Freeno Ca! Gore Klrrer Ia Kdwaada Butt. Mont Hisrhlo . Ro3hrt W Thomaa Ida FredPA!ck Treeler. Wattabur?, Pa RHiye4l C. Tumbaush. Aiarale. Idsi. Buckhide Shoes 9. 0, -- Mens Shoes ftl been-crease- d .....3i Vf-rto-v. uUUtW NATIONAL WOMANS PARTY WASHINGTON, sltovuce .11 . Oct Si Th voftr of two pounds monthly for parson householder, hae to three pound, monthly by Food Administrator Hoover, effective tomorro- w- The sugar renttptlons also tn permit h purrhsss of the entire months supply for a family at one lime This relaxation of the restrictions placed IV) ihe us of sugar four months sg-was marl possible Mr. Hoovers the rapid :'V:mrntof the beet sugar crop In the cn rrftt the south. n"? r ductlons of consumption of manufacturing frssr transportation condt-tio- n gnd patriotic conservation by the frtRA' a SENATOR Three Pounds Each epvnmandtnr irncat expeditionary force s.lf1 Sverejvin wounded 17 Killed nctiajn 11 Died of wounds TMsd of diiw4!e a?.. ? Wounded deirree undeterrolnod Wounded slightlr TMed t from aeroplane accident Missing tn action . 41 Total , IVKft.I FI) Ernest J Kies. Glltedge, MonG DIED FROM IVOtSDA m. H. Trtatn. I lal. niF.OOF DIXEAK. Daniel J Kimmede TVtvver. Polo Darrell C Mitchell, Ran Joaduin. Ca1 Wagoner '"W orley Poby, horperton Arix thartea W Bennett. Oakland, Cal. bi&r n VOTE VDE3TER of of tho American Ladies Shoes That Were $8.00 or to I Ml ED.) Von- WASHINGTON. Nov. 1 ore reported bjr ih inir cuatt4o oy iat 9 b st-tlo- S5.65 x "math Mi Was. T. Hardtpg, Salt Labe City, appears tfcs Itab. v M. HU) Whitcomb Wash. Treates. I tab, B Fred Iwsola. Fresno. Cal. W lllant Haasea, Sled sf weasdsi Frank Moore, Id. I tab, severely woaaded Is si Abel M J Sprague, Van Anda. Mont. (list os Joses, Sslt Make City, wsaaded slightly l aad M. T. Harding, Sugar Allowance ' Salt I.ske Pity. t Styles right up to Ihe clock tick, from the choicest creations leading makei v fashion beanAlf Block In Kid, ties Cloth Tops, also 11 kid In striking combinti.lh Tots All Grav ations of bla k and grav. and black and white, Choose arv or boots, these regular $1 ho p Riturday. at m Ank. 11. - la tail;' ess salty list . H. Ketcher. Wat - a i sxf , Senator Borah voted against this measure, he voted against the expressed demands .of the women of Idaho. He voted against his party platform. He voted against the women of America. Brace. by II. Addington Western Casualty List i - Well the Majur gave It to him and we watched him start Slowly he crawled along unnoticed Then the Germans opened up on the spot with machine guns. But Jimmy kept on. Once he stopped and we saw that hs Ms wasn't going to had been hit make it after all. Then we aaw him move forward again and on and on he went. Fire minutes later he reached the trench and crawled In. And there with th sheila screaming all around us and stopped fighting long enough to give Jimmy a big cheer. And hes only one of the thousands hour. No of heroes of this paat wonder the Germans can no( puab us back. panic. To pass the examination brilliantly he needs to be able to think accurately and to think fast Panic will not let him think at all. He needs to have his memory In good working order. Panic is- a prime disabler of the mem- s. ory. Or take the singer, about to make the debut that means so much to all her future. Her voice may be incomparable, but who will know It If panic overwhelms her as she stands before her first great audience? The business man. assailed by The force of financial depression, needs Above all else soundness of judgment and vigor of will If he is to b<ls his 3 way to safety.' Panic clouds th Judgment and paralyzes the will. Under its fatal Impulse measures are taken certain to Extraordinary Lot of l;; President Wilson asHcommander in chief of the army and navy told the United States senate that the success, of the national suffrag necessary winning of the war. i rgvrv It, sir, a little fellow by the name of Jimmy Doughefty can crawl across said "Maybe ' " there. Th Major looked down at him and But youre woundi smiled, you have your rTglit hand bandaged "Thats the reason I'd like- to try it sir,' 'Jimmy said back. "I cant handle a gun any more here--bi- 4J can get your message across. New - V A death trap, c Tet me try For The Deaeret mtew liFaffe All AiicricailWi.mefi Our positions ars exactly ahs sang as they were tfm end of the first day 24 v- hours ago. c No German Infantry shall ever pgse this second line of trenches that we hojd. The Hua infantry does not live that can take n from Americana. They may. klU scores pf us, as they have dona and whole companies disappear but they can't take it. They can't pass All day they shelled add stormed us with. shock troops They threw in the best they have but we tossed them back and back like some stone shore would angry waves We have killed hundreds of thenl. The open space below us Is spotted with bodies of men in green gray of the boche. We are going to kill hundreds more. There ars a thousand deeds of bravery and heroism that have passed unnoticed (be last 4S hours. .TO our left there Is some open ground . between the end of this trench and the Our beginning of the one there. iilajur had to hare a message sent to fie officer there. the commanding had started five different runners across and none of them reached the self-deni- al On Sale Frailer lltuil. by Cfuapter t7i. gelond holding fant tilts " C.he "'V fitoi2fdiefl IN FRANCE For The Deaeret Ja i |