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Show ..,- . , ...,r . 1 t . ' . . : . . - ' . . DESERE'T EVENING - NEWS - isomminnosimoselk ' . (9'000 . Prosperous Read the '. 1 , I S. - :1 ::::: NEWLAVI-:- - Th y , , - ------ BRING FARmERs HATs I IN INgfiAsE -- ,4. .. , AIR AAR - ., , ' -, ,, , . ill )it rolNcEl i r:,:nroltna- I . ln - . I - rvice 4, , , -,- ,, 4,4,,,, Ealirtierkainekt: ,A , ,, ,4, ,. x ..- - , -- - ) . ..- -- . , . man Is one of the editors of The Stars and Stripes. Ills letter'follows:' ..my Dear Father: You ask me to describe an air' ratcl to. you. I bellobe I have done' so before. but. I shall .try again. because there is a. very vivid remembrance of one we had, just two nights ago, when I was the only one left in the hotel. A half dozen ma- chines took Part, dropping'Shout liJ high explosive ,bombtwreching Bev. end hatlftleq 4'04,, kiPIPS I11311.! Brit1311 z ., : - ...mow.. -- - - , , ' 100' AN,..Nov. Trante;LArrituto. bit father, - BIC m 0 N Ey - . -- 1 --- - ewo - - -- ,, , I r , As announced In the local press oome time ego. Manager IL tt, Prick- traffic service bureau of protsst before the interstate commission and fedora! commerce ' - ...., . e , .. . - - ' --,' , - 1 SoLo ' 1.: Farmers Semi-Weekl- . - - AgAINST pfloposfi SUGGESTIONSOI )N1,' G. G; E S ' - thefreight 71 JISIEBERHEILIMIC3EiC3011:3 -- P PLLA NIPIIITABES- EQUALIZERS-- - - NOVE3IBill 9 ,1918 SATURDAY - - tr I F ,.. AP . ' , P . ' ' , ,. 4 ' ,' , 1 ars the class freight ratelt pr000med by the ' . , . .. railroad administration. Mr. Prickett ' mtatement relative to de.' tasilkyeain title I For Normal Produ. protest: to I "The railroad administration V., make rates more nearly uniform ctionNovember Crop Re.. ,.. . throughout the 'territory west of tho - -.. . ratez . to proposes place Mississipppi, - the t of state utan. Or in between all points. port , , , , North suid South Dakota, Nebraska, '. , i Kakkillark Oklahoma, Arkanuaa MO ........ of the Missouri riVsr. Louisiana ,, . , , ,Routh . la Tense and I of the. west rMississippi.. a of $1.10 . th4t N the supposition that the mine bushel, price 100 or master group. the I per cent . which is the mark set' by the tax amendment, to the state proposed to flat points in lows, "It is Just dark. There LI not a Missouri Minnesota and Wisconsin, at was bureau Of Crop- - estimatee for cloud conetitution passed ' Missouri the of north river, in the $ sky; the ro9on has not if- What ( potatoes in Utah, Utah. this Tuesday's election. the state per cent class. which will pay 25 per proposition . . -- yet peeked above the horizon. It--is cent less than will.be asked In Abe 100 year, In leen of more Is iiiO4101014k.dacreaa. spite board,of.equalization --calm and the only noise ;o offer this Informallyconsidering per cent territory. it101 also Planned ed unusually 'work lies what -- to require IGO per cent rates betweenacreage,- will set a million ,dollars be hard is . that made bythe Lorries ' In California, Oregon and Wash.- .,,,nes from--th- e Ng , , trade? before it in this connection. end be-7 Points potato crop than-ev, very i. and the road ss the ingtort. and to place points in Arizona,, they, pass more that than twice It is the annOunced poilt7 -New Mevico, Colorado, Utals.klycinting.r before, and WILLIA;1111, CALTON.' A ELMO tALTOTti;-7' in ceived from th-- normal crop. The ea . even steadrItirr to their motor dies biontana, Nevada and texas lief of the present members of the aIdaho, 0? 120 to his mother, 'the young ceut is written PaYing-rper All teis Toni). Mrs. per TN'illittm quiet .Two volts of J,Calton THE NEWS ON THE TRAINS. Asia board that their power are Tim--fl- - cent more than places in Oregon and thrtated price, howeve,appesIhLh away- II the,distanca begin to lag as; Proctor:of 854 Meelalland erect, are gait Laker W aa- - on a boat only about South Dakota. lagNorth 'therevenue the had farmers Washington. In the matter to what 'Nevérthelese, ' from the Tuscantaand heard 50 you doze in thostience that enshrowls in 1 Nebraska.,Kiinsas and other ' states in from the Orte of them, theyards :Army-. which , e - thcm---.Ththis year will to you. A lector)? whistle IttloWl now azi . explosion of the torpedo potstoes 100 per cent ions. the -- - -- -- EVP27 Train That Leaves or Enters other then- a whole chorus of them Elmo Calton.Is sorriesthere in the fir- sank her.. 0.1 contend e----thartathat otlast - year send board. of course. aa a statedepart- His a- memout a long brother. William H. C4Iton, lof Francs. lie-iconditions which- - Justify Salt Lake IDaily After 11:80 p, inclines legisla'ture.'-to recommend the will ment. xiorclose and lb nor the Can-No- t the and Lake of T5th with-suppOgdouble ily probably workmen are not changing shifts, Obtain It Are company ber of the 148th field artillery-and higher sates from Salt Pattens Who governor. what- It den than between point in 1 18,7 He nfantry and recently reported thatAs - - iMildoes the whistle signify a recess, but -FratioeFebS,-Recleaned to Inform the News Office. threugh--the, .zsalleclfor r Washington, North and South a warning that the 'Boche'lerry",k-o, was in the convoy ailthwhictr - the was ready for- 4overaea duty, at any thinks. should be done in the matter Oregon, Sugar Beets.-- Dakota, Kansas sod Nebraska. becautec ' which all mean one and the Tuscan 'Fritz, sailed and, according to let time. amendbe theY considered two constitutional to ' tatters the of of is The, well beets great making sugar yield , 4' same thing, ha. crooned the front lines .'. of population In -making ratesdensity ment effective. The legislators, may mile of raltread and density of traf- above the estimatea and it tile weall34-body a multiple of sensations - so pe-- I the reeom- fic a wille.-fav- or it Utah. do what it please--witer permits the complete harvesting of culiar that to experience it is the 9n the Venat year ended Zone 30. the crop in the northern end of the only adequate means of description. mendations presented . 11115, the revenue tonnage of the Den, ' Robert TexasPrivates Go to Baer Into the House. Will oome- mutopis ver & tUe Grande railroad In Utah wee state, the sugar beet crop will turPowd , woat The el question of the ...... at 1.120.805 Creamer and Arthur-Humm-, Off your the density tonnage and tons; clothes brush as in 'Tett the or ...... 5 ever given EL0TiliN grown in Utah, ,"war prison company at Fort Douglas amentime'nt may bring forth is prob- of that part of the Denver Se Rio itery other crop walk back into the house, sometimes Grande operating between Helper and with the exception of hay. Camp McArthur. - - will leave ehortly for the now consid's main the item onlyto repeat the-- experiences of the being tons. waa trainably 2,445.475 oilicers Ogden Nifaco3, Tel.to entar some are Thee. ot appar: last 15 minutes. Now in the board and among 25 per rent both of ered the advance to - you, 'Prior school there. t and humanare ing soldiers CNA American In rates jt1110 21, thosee ntining men who fear that the a' report of the week's Following-ient from the government crop report - , COL -from -- Snit Lake to Ogden, a dis- for grow wise to this warfare in time; so work acctomplished by women of the PsPoctor NOI CtiraingLie Ct. for. 11112011iMent canhemade effective. rate the district 30 November, covering cents was 35 tance who are mak'of medical association after miles, Center Civic corps, anthat and la it usually G. may be, Governor Bambeeger has already E. horthington. , Now Is 100 cents. 375 The was a it of Utah. which was completed yesterpoundo. i clothing tor the eedy: Douglas, nbunced his policy on this. which is being. In oile or two bad raids you'll teerly stationed at Fort local new scale would advance this - "The firstlot of mill ends purchared hospital that mines shall be assessed at a val- proposed find young 'Yank' taking his place to have inspected the 100. an Inc aaaaa of day. Minor-M- . es Justin. field agent for a 45 cents to rate Civic Center association has been the of by in the nearby cellars an4 dugouts made up into undergarments title week but delays on other partsand uation Of three- times their Juno the crop eatim-atfor chaprier-tt bureau In 'Utah - 53 per cent rest of . over 23 the the cent refugees. to the age of 14. They are with advance an t fleeing of his itmerary, have prevented this, per Wand up Oen - -- proceeds. 'following and makes -the Nevada. without l never be to be disposed of by the various aid and "This ,description would he is returning to Wsuthington preeent rates. My contention is, there&toy. Bailey's Views. ' . manner and Utah a rates between at as in such on in fore. the comments Lake,a statistics that relief brief the to visit Salt societies,to given At least one member of the board glance complete without being able should be no higher than in the the tabulated ss.,, the homes where 'Mr Huir bring them-inthe scenes left 'behind. of equalisation. fieoretary I William Idaho Grad Itankit ItighAdvices Utahreport: 100 per cent sone.' need for them is greatest. The N are and being his this does not agree that plane bombing esBatley, on who 1 from Washington bring word that been of bureau have to the crop working "Reports overhauled at some airdrome. Ito in which to t, to now qqietly are make governmental tests of Utah coal would be the ideal way mines garments ready rigid timates from correspondents through. in the Funeral Services For '''' the anticipation it easels mines. There are any partly worn undergarments , result in a high percentage. placing of an sir raid, is often worse than out the state Indicate that the produc. , coal of the state he argues, which have net pre.. may be donated during the corn-- among the high grade ies For here in a city ing week. All donations will be grateeastern-collierthe actual event. Pioneer ceede that are not really worth twice tion of potatoes In Utah win be 8.600,. Foundryman I country. Thirteen beeause kt the Civic Center, 1491 received of several thousand people there are fully --their tests those net proceeds plus the' messed - While the 000 street. bushels year. '' shahovweebdee'inn-f-ecj Regent im- Irtmerat services for William J. 811. nightly migrations of the population largely be- valuation of the land and the the week- - Mrs. M. Ar. Pligott from homes to caves of protection, has"During ' --:z, cause of dirt. 1 . quality. - GFA). W. HICKMAN. provements. Their stock wouldnot var. - 'pioneer - mechanical enrineer, crop Is smaller than last year because donated her services in sewagain on fewer as and In farmers are this case, which and potatoes planted usually, and covering the garments on E.J. who died at his residence.. 513 Center more wheatthe ReceipX .- - President bring it in the market. he says. Acknowledge value at the prices re- and is headed in this direction. Tour the outskirts of the city. Just before ing the Fedat machines Keveren's power they will ever re- street, were held at the National War It- is doubtful that Tuesday, of the those sun down.- 3,949,00.0.--7--erceases, doting suddenly - - WehoarrkiesCouncil acknowledges the groups of eral Sweater mills. Aro C. D. Sinclair alize that much out of the property. grave in the city cemetery yesterday ported- te--lagging thoughts now- - begin to go people moving slowly along the streets has offered the use of her power magreater than last year and more than and at- 2:16.A of of net. To IAMMICIS sueb a mins at three afternoon James. president comeYou for making buttonholes and has with -- dugoutslightning speed; There chine to the bomb-proteeheiPtt flarhon clhapo the net proceeds would, he ar- friends and relatives attended, and twice the value :of all'aterage crop.1 rendered-invaluable- of the National Frs. times be go to the window, the doortrito the are old men and old in are line to with an thte high potato mining prices --- injustice gues, tertialCongreee of America, of a check other things and not becautte of a real streetanywhere to catch a sound of haired and with falteringwomengral . -step; there "Last week credit was given by rills--. of -oompanies receipts the Hun. Five minute.; e there-irtome scarcity-.- of are mothersold potatoeti.-Th- e and youngwith take to the Nineteenth ward Relief soOn the other hand $75ItteOrrenparte upass-yoday' at Lagoon tut mines hear- - nothing,- - except the babe in am and-wit- h was done by the States crop Is above the average. rechildren trail- clety for work that 4, that have demonstrable SFEEMEner.' as traffic noise of this-- ; people hurrying is Some Salt Lake Italie.or side sirsit them. thatores of such An serve their after Seed. ing by , Clore, they come from every street and alley, carrying pillow, some small quilts. stake finished about 40- articled in oriel Itallati8 ArrestedSix Italians were soured - fact - that-thrtimes the sweet "Clover is seed. clover, moatly making for cellars and dugouts. Of ....attuned ,Inst night In a raid by dep- net proceeds does not begin - to tell the that will keep those childish day. 4 "Ilts following are some of the womreported as averaging,5.0 bushels per course you're a newly arrived Ameri- anything canyon. Phil market value of the mine.-- Further, Some from off heads the uty sheriffs at Itingham ' ,P ground. en who aided in the work this week: acre. The total production Ls report. can: you fteitber look for shelter nor ';.; , Apo. Ale and Mat Luma were charged with the value of the mine as may be detered as 90 per cent of a full. crop or bother about advancing toward fav- look back, some straight ahead, oth- Mrs.. W. F. Adams, Mrs. Bessie Alston. ' all necessary al- 'around Mrs. J. E. Bamberger, Mrs. L..Beesley, turn ers various rr:s after at being intoxicated. TheodorewhileArgata mined intervals, making ,;,,4,, about 4.800 bushels- - Rains- after cut. orable dugout, but you're out In the to John lowances on a fluctuating stock marArthur Bets, Mrs. A. H. S. Batt tar.a a chargeI of easatir, get a last glance at the old- home. Mrs. and in Uinta 'counties tint, Emery Zrim B. street G. , head Miss of middle with and Mrs. Anna the Chapmes, Joe your Rebetti Angelo t what : Blakely, three It may be a shack, four walls of brick Itturgnu. ket. would be away above some shattering of seed. caused .04 cocked on one side, Chapman, Miss Blanche your good or stone: it may be ill forniahed. but Miss Grace ; face charges of making intoxicating times the net proceeds amount to. ),.,".,,''",'Mrs. Nellie T. Cullen, Mn. G. IL beets are reported yielding ear big!) In the. air bolding Cooper, Wand, at the same "auger ' in the were All county amended ' lodged to the . because for that counts On the liquor. little, that NO, theory . Mrs. Kla DeWald, Mro B. II better than normal. the condition fig- time, trying to Scan the senith with all t Each night they Cushing, pending further investigation. clause will be real in connection with Hawes, Mrs. C. M. Hecker. Mrs. Charles! ure having raised seven points from an eagle eye. You Imagine you see them it is home. , . pli " . R. constitution, Mrs. W. but Mrt not i .; leave that it Hawver. upon Ordered to Camp HuniphriesThe other clauses or the . Hutchinson, knowing 94 to lot In the month of, October. 1,7 : lights come and go and then you bemorrow they will return to piles C. S. Kinney. Mrs. E. M. Ledyard. Mrs.! which provide for taxation of proper-O- r following Myers from the engineers' , This, with the present price. bids fair gin to feel as though your head begin. the H. Lyman, Mtge Sarah J. Lytle. Mil:i iti of In the state at its value if old at Fort Douglas have been orruins. school , to make this year's best crop worth ta nod very slightly. Your breathing Mre. I. B. McKenzie.. Mr. Bailey be- ,4 ac- IR. A. McCarty. WI men seen no on' the open market. have , Va.:Cap. "I. young dered Llumphrietk Y. C. H. McMahon. Mn. Hal more than any crop ever- grown Mayin seems to take up the cadence and all to , for the eon. Miss Elisabeth the refugees taln John J. Monsingo, Captain Gordon hives it would- be unjust Mrs. I. Messmore, Utah, except hay.' of a sudden you an aware of the fact companying gui - Mre. Attains--- these Hence men Mrs.-J.are taxpayers in sonar instances. eisewhers. t C. Smith. Lieutenant William A. WilS. young Myers.Morgan. on 1... pear and grape that your-bead- ls figures k , , seemingly keeping young wives, these young mothers. Nebeker. Mrs. J. J. Powell Mrs. M. H. eon, Lieutenant Howard Briley, Cap- -- just as it is unjust to the mine t an indicate average crop. in cadence with the purr of the rise these old men loll from day to day, Rhead, Mrs. H. W. Servie, Miss Deborah.production i! assess these In other cases.--ttam n Fgbert T. Georges, Captain Chemwit , apples hate improved and fall of a Mildred Steelman, Miss soundJust but not with the idea that it would Steelmitn-Mi- ss . ter A. lloughtaling.Withal's-CRCaptain Jeans W. mines at three times the net annual now in the promMiss Maud past Tuckfield. slightly month, Now Emma Mrs... a hear swell murmur. Swan, the , mil you Childs. for be to sacrifice better Lieutenant ' everything : Smith, proceeds Arinotta Ism. with and lull of the sound distinctly. It's Whittler. Mrs. 0..J. P. Widtsoe, ising 482.000 boxes compared r, iibis Captain Edward F.. Hal. Captain Rush , 852,000 ; last year. In - the United the peculiar noise of the Huns motor peacea peace that would merely Youngberg. IEmma Emma bounhis at the present week a law wfth regard to enemy ., will work for the tat coming States the commercial crop is and the unmistakable evidence that stop of are dries: but they are- willing-an- d of mines which Mr. Bailey' the taxing barrels pared Ws an enemy machine.- board follows: as Center Monday... of this out the 1 power been bee sacrificing pretty working with 22.529.000 barrels last year. COAL COMPANY.:: 'says P. Wicitsois. Mrs. C. B. Kinney; Comes on Undaunted. ... ..., formidable neighbor and his ambi- !Mrs. O. I, .Mrs." wellift classifies the mines of ArErnest Bamberger, Mrs. . 'Move ahead .. - Government. Crop Statistics. Mr.. Boohe comes on tions for the autocracy of the world 1 Tuesday, time Wed- Buy. your- storage coal now. 2001 tsonsand &messes mines in different S. H. A. WI - Statistics- - with regard to various undaunted by any reatetatice except to shall--be 'broken Tor-all Bird, Mrs. W P. Adams: . M. -of time. the 1 different at MrS.-CThey clasees multiples N. Mrs. W:riayten, Don't h e ton. delay. Tula 'P - .). mobe.,a.dt crop yields, as given in the- report, occasionally dodge a shaft of Beat. suffer greatly and say nothing, only needay. Thursday, Mrs. Mont. Ferry: .pod toWasatch proceeds. 4456. 4467. 11111.- -- net annual such .4 . Phone 1 are: , d,,,,, Mrs. C. H. McMahon. Mrs. 13a law could be based The roar of the motor has increased determine to suffer more if need be. Whether '1 , -Advertisement i on the Utah constitution is one of UTAH. , From the sound, it seems as So the "Hun" may go on with his IHecker; M. Saturday. Mrs. I. T. Beless, - ,,, crI3 ' WILLIAM 'J. SIL.VER: greatly. 1911. 1917. Average. though he must be right over you; but bombing; he may wreck their homes Ledyard.' which at least some of the ' Corn ............ ,, tow and save monoy. A the questions tool members of the board are trying nearly every member of the family still he comes. You distinguish two or and kill their loved 'ones; he may Noy Yld 27.0 sere trib1.7 MO hold floral will was present. Numerous per three motors. but the volume of sound causethem untold agonies of priva- Bullet Hole in Jaw depteltintt9countlil to get answered. It is known that the aril . 594.000 Production 500.000 330.000 bier. the.funeral utes decorated nanrowaiitlici:1, tax provisions of the Artsona constiI 1 so increases until it seems your brain be- - tions, but he will never so lower the 18 st Nista Qualityon Bishop Charles Huhl of the Nine- Stock s gins to reel, trying to count and listen spirits of the French people as to tution are materially different from teenth 1).1 , hd othe c But Soldier Feels Fine services. over the ward Constitution. presided . for distinct sounds. All at once you drive them to surrendering despair, those of the Utah Potato MMmillin t ' Frank and 'A. 0 -- ' Smith Elders . no is it were George if Irish. it Even by are conscious of seeing everything for with tears in their eyes they will possible. J.I , eeter PraisesService --- - means Word lifts lately been received by ..ed i 1117 130 139 speakers. and re. Yld per sere assured that all the membera T. Taylor.werel-h- e atilt shrug their shoulders and say, are even a shadow around. you casting east ervMr. and Mrs. J. W. Donkin,.1165 Production .3,600:000 4.347.000 3,203.0n0 upon the sidewalk. you can see . er I members, of the (erred to the long life of active Of Eldredge S. Coffin or a majority of the 1 lip 'c'eat la Guerre" (meaning. '0, it is Second South street from- their son. , 93 91 90 .... state board will recommend the- sys- ice lived by the deceased.wardA quar- Quality and down the street, as the sun had the war' )and go on." 1 afl ed. Clover them E. tet from the Fifteenth. Donkin, 'telling choir, Corporal Ray C. east tem to then legislature. A. Have I gone 5.0 4,7 suddenly - appeared. . he is safe in a French haspital that libyeit-Anotber-questiotor1 that has been consisting of Mr. and-- , Mrs. Charles rid per acre tvod sd: etel'ielr f lie r e. I Or blind?Am seeings things? with a bullet hole through his .4 .eistio and prolate for her grandson. mooted in connection with the amend- l'arrY. Mrs. Edith .Martin and Joseph Pr...4)(11'11T. 90 92 what has happened, For a momen4 Miniature Aeroplane eh.; . le iri'd.cepne'a he adds, "don't get excited for 1 "O. My s.1111dredge it. Coffin, who died recently ment is whether it 'will be actually J. Gill, gang the hymns ono . his ducks his blinks and head eyes states soon He shall be bv From France out Sent Sweet Day" and Grain, orodoe- - Camp Zachary Taylor. when he had effective this year. While the word- Father." "Some again." as if dodging some obstacle hurled at Mears' 214ot completed courwes in the The he is feeling fine, and glad that it 141 950 111 tion pr. et. would seem to "Nearer, My God. to Thee.' Mal school - entitling him to a ing Of the amendment is William Clayton Clive was 125 et. 108 him. You look up. and there a great no worse. According to his letter He Elder offered was pr. Forage That by claimed ,00training prayer so it effective. opening it make ' wat omen flare bursts out for 'Fritz' has allot -The letter which it t Pelee. . Muhl the bullet entered, hi. left AW, bit so, 7'2 from clot. A. It Carter. commandant only" a legislative act can do Prod. 73 a blazing bomb from a special gun eL ft ttni . One of the most unique 'souvenirs; grazing the bone, and came out Itack 1' of tbo school is as foIlows: the other hand. the mate law as at pronounced the - benediction- and dedi- Qttalitypr. .... 53 92 89 towards the earth. It bas lit the whole . is 12111 grave.-the - i ti. Igovember 2111 4, Pears l') "here. C. to-- be received,1 of his left ear. Though-- the Airwell.: diet present requires that mines Mail be cated like anAugust dawn. As the from 'over theie"-y- et heavens. tonwas Will be in born East Pinot J. swollen o Silver William 116 of i I it 766 each expects taxed as of noon Jaituary pre& pc et. flare falls it diminishes and suddenly. has flePuth.. Salt Lake City, Utah- .- --tot Clay1832 been don.a sent 3 came in. 9 within and 61 time. 91 :Miriam Chianti. short this by lately that 4sr - anthed England, ...., indeconciluwordornk argued - year.Some have goes out. Before you hardly sense. Madam: rm 1359.tp He was the founder it Grapes- -mints will pay taxes Utah inmachine-Shothe darknes, there. comes the sound ton Clive to his parents. Mr. and Mrs, Commentsand-th- e the yod-M4 1eart- means--thatthe- . desire to oTtend-l91 1,1 c't. Prod. p4 ,. 't pr. tint of the 19IS. in the boys have as progress great ISIS . the slime 0 they ....north State I felt oymPothy in your bereavement at In i 9,5, oBtansta ftVlle17oettriVxhepalo:ltohne. Ltrlialtanghln! :a4angl are making In helping win the war.-- - - - hen ,... sun- - Others assert that the legislature has into the Silver Brothers" foundry---A- t Qucauleitayr,Bps.,,...t.e,..,95. death of Candidate ,Eldredge t t the street,- --It I. his active , of front retirement the , time ommEmmilmouronew .flat law a to changing derlin Coffin. 101 91 pass 95 power wom,o,,,14-tCondition buildings and screams of frantit made from pieces of .s, German aero-- 1 -"Candidate (O rrin', career as a mam:.;- this. and that it 'would not be consid- business in 1918, - trier. were three 'GrtlEPPE Sorghum-- rfrIXENZA--Lwomen. in The Telt the windows pima .w .ditern. as chool s marked of Silver of sense acre the this be? by of generations family 166,,-12- ered at retroactive in the yid per to fly in all three- - plane, which was brought down In about i'i ; to- the proper performance of . Sir at the foundry. He is sur-- t Priceslir now knows ,influenza of the The effectiveness 'the present e last-11damaging survived-tih the raid.blocks bombsfall Mr.I to be our old familiar la trirtitHL Fs; England during an air It, duty. Had 119 7s dons, though Itti vived by his widow. Mrs. Althea .10nes ',Wheat .. ... shot ' - two's, he: would 'have accomplished. Mgr ns. "RV. Sheer-five-eo, ., . , . . I Clive la In the mechanical corps, and ley's Honey and Tar is Jug Corn , . and i? , ' 170 - 11 LI .becosne111.11officer. His ambition-t- o 7SwiahatrrtelysrlyPo dazed by . For- It Ininille Youl-a- re ec- - 1 102' thei 18 f e 62 leaves alno lie or Influenza grandchildren, from suffer school time of and to to -the making a death is a loss 64 68 Clbe---Ptatoes. .. 18110 rapidity of . those succeeding was attached to the Es great grandchildren. tern ,..., nn Prisoners Parole4. serviee. . 1 1220 Royal Flying corps needs now. It covens the roughhee-inI4'. the"I ertire 12 !events- Suddenly you make a duck of .. am enclosing certificate of orradu- 4 - -- 42 111 with a soothing. flamed me... throat 60. as an .. 28 Elors England acting expert sem or. to ) if been for roven -up you've I the I weir-th.ation. bops that knowledge that MUM ------- m--Ernest !sate Werber. a German By hand he hammered piecee ling coatinr faenrs the lines before, you'll probably go chanic. was s faithful and efficient soldier. , bur esss ; - be the and Disfigured Slightly of a into the machine model small of coughing, stops tickling hitt tnterned been fore who alien, . and that be gave his life for his tour flat upon your 'belly,' paying no par- a inetel MARSH COAL CO. and 'A. breathing the mill tightness . heavy German' 'a tx . aeroplane,vaing maatbs 7as Fortunate Feels e few But aLFIDOUILlas; ticular attention whet her tb,- gutter. bullet- - found-in-- -t ....... ) . the aviator's ammtv- Day- - and ''nfortit-r-keep-FoleraTlIongr you I head-di-ve from trai for- is filled ' Any releaseit on parole noon order tor nition to He 1304 and 1307; with water or rubbish. Till the body, while the and Tar handy., It gives ease. warma yours;4want Wax :. ta said to carrier. it. Lives Phone I ale' C. D. 1; 11 Wortler -'introNot Washington. fire ban !A, II.- CARTER.- and comfort are frem the Yale 16 of uni made of ,. the metal.' . 'wery , been a pm:nestle al, Exchange Place.Adrerttsenatint parts who wings H'' it ei quently one lands on "Colonel. 1E: . A.. ComtRandant.' ,have etch's-1,...,1- 0h Two English sixpence are sioldered to dam Leo luM.' Also anstntern of ' Corporat John - ft....Holden. Illat field -- cab -- -i; and bit the has the been spot quicker , . the top of the machine, Showing two glOn Drug Co.Advertisement.' ramp at let. Douglas, a as artittery.-soof 11 It Holden. 317 at - first- - -- Of course 'what goes 1,Ientity.. I thal up must pictures -, been .. yesterday. hie paroled First streol. of south severely Victoria. The Queen I pro. . and come on down' henceyouLie hia light folks writes - wounded in battle. pellet.. 'wheels and tail of the inachine........... Ton no were ' objects. top, but neither handcarved fronf metal d carefully ,, UM noW-- i n--i- hospitat-an- hit The Kind of. 'i have. grOtind sooner the than ( again isent- - heme irevul by Mr.- Clive.-11e-reven Wounds to get healed. Two,are. The bang! :comes that bang!' 'bang! ' eral , 11111 made from other metat in the.dace, One ofiI which broke my. rings. ) houses around you rock, the whole , girt parts of the ruined German .plane.! lett,...tyx. Jarliaitelint-19--illartitt-ttn-4--11at on shoulder the rine are wounds otUer hpartuukuk-,11,-anThe' aTid dl store --I- N hold t,nreelitti. the 4, in and spring, under you; unconsciously each of his brothers received- one as a 1111CIIESNE COONT1 and' arum and do not worry me now.Ast ill e as duck the and 1, base, been T have ground though memento.- For his father- he carved hug wire& I I lay jiving in our cool, " DI a become on to Exe ivould like tiivt. very you part a "chin rest" out of the light wood of "Sow t I ment. 1 have been able to siCup i'llt- of it; and I dare say. a 'flap Jack' the by t machine, and ..Prof. Clive says it is or 80 to t:rite and let to Sign taht INSURANCE tie the FIRE That You Aré Proud was day made only never flatter than yet you le water' of 1100 acre tett of Cheerful light-chithe mosecomfortible With The Jam. and battle of Storageof know the a where folks message anti u . 4.,..,.-- ,h half . , tild xf .for .; et & it on the $1.80 $1000 . foroneyear, Ili Itr :rlael alms ryfo, restsfor hltVi0110 lebasever.; -flrd1 The- yrissrorttr- ettrta t when-pertehed YOuriName- ,To. t 711 ebrInegriu. nem; , t - had. olttekiria of a ruined village. Alfirst I' . .' ' down oon . ro T Irrigation company, of Meuntain Mime, URA i ' t, -- v go . you, Again they received 'bang! Alfe-tliv-e and slightfertinate seems to bear a charmed I only as I 1 the to be water t -- , . ' -farI1 Lithicheanosounty, bang! but this time they sound v,o.tirt&,. ilthe legs. but -Just when eCARDS AND lfe',- for he was on the "Tuscania."1 - A ITTOMOBILE- - STORAGE- is tok onward-thf CeRRISTMAS 'for continuewere be to HUI& other of .cards 'theer right away.--anor feel )(MB Our supplement going I you samples11,1 eche was sunk,' but-wa- s rescued' Into fire G ENE RAITMERCHANDISE , acre in the sicintry w holt. village seamed to but twaterfor.1-1L64You raise your head with bther survivors knol ibc".hceukellt st erehe c'tniet aCtivc, aril' (he iaitine guns although lost! -are ready for :of - lunette, pound, of, everything. Ile speaks Then' in the highest! I burnt near toy face and ' STORAGE it is 'as the 'at-dyin- g I' ,motor,' . mhchitie terms of of the '. 'r.'-',couple Irish For the Boy at the t.ttday and ' -peo-English , i ,.. se ection. ' atAte waN' the the tnalralt I with your rain r, that thoughtcompany. gum ,i.uilete. well, uthpe7alcbtabki-alarlitg. ?curantlft.; li ,.4al,, Lb tt,, Til , 'r thephileIrvegnast7, - At , ttnteh and I evidently, wog. Ittellyto MI ginesr, George F. McGonagle. ittan survivor& is he 'Maif present :cal fighting: . Com4...1 hropet ' that have beoungoing all the !near the front in France. Two broth- - Ii . tiillti one.' taral lake in the basin of the West or t: .''rh,e, battle was, a t; tr ,. 20 clive at fork of the Lake Fork riveroand about The French hod failed on three veva.' I- I e fa aa off and areswitched ail I lights e A and dam a wilt from 16 miles lionetaOermans .leona Clifford rais front Clive. oo out the -, .. eerene ad"calm. You take a deep Barracks, Mo.. are also InatJefferson: 's- - ourface' of the tit in.- -largw.-nlourthe army.' det your Christmas Cards for -- $o they. save. us. r, Or :S-clI I Uillon Oil breathoe-yofeel Ts great relief ea and hope SOOn tOres A like took the mountain in about lenAhat it wilt then cover ft, their brother -tojoin them NO31 ettr- - Ex cut by,abi dtitsr 'a be ..,. belt still the which w1;1 been were hid lithwunel cinched :"over !worm graining 'though gnd there." a In recent .' letter from A, lowercd s,. tfeet.-Thi- c :stround ,fAceof tiltwillwarsrcati your - waist, uncomfortably France, re-- . Clia..begins--t- o d rain for-th:..,.. goLahead ef e .. tight-ha0 li ' . late another interesting. adventuro.1 ....Alla ii t.,...7i -I- V Del ...andttlans n 1 me, a Hifi had plenty of 4444441 artd,wee 024. 'first lime,-yorealise you have been but the cennorstops him.- - rrevlous. '' ds.rnIctit e t through. Ile diversitsn can i !under. a itrestIl.nervOtie:Lirtfald--and- ' ' - e thr a similar distance. a eoluntit 4too'n the road to bi4U1 letters his inieresting, life Ini tellof ,coninsny capa.on. 3J3 : So: SL . W.,2nd : 44 Sugar stutton, Suit ;every muscle he been irra rigid state - ngtand and !II titri woc. ehella were drotIptnar hear, Own ' e- ' - ,- - ,- - ' on a segoori.toof e11,4 lin 1...,ke and every nerve Ur tiMPO as Keel:For 1 ettoosh to trio lit,eit ow.; i twilling TEL, WASATCH- 3161. An unnamed -' : 'of vitot water from ouiattirts that l'ami Ate you, hear the wetrd mada:by ', - with which he purposee tie supply sprics ta'i3-- - Theft the the dolufre,l' COAL CONIPANT., The hornba, as :they whistle through We' Jou' autsimiibiles for -ALLIANCE oattiewows termeri1$ l's. a7whort roam, I ,arr. water. to his hai 'i Tee, On ZVII.In Temple. East di ani Itt;ok Mlle Once' Coal the For of seine 'Leading Beal AcnaIllF and Quick air, every 'hi two '47, ;lanes away.. end (Utah), 111,1 ment. , 'IlAtirryon A. 146th seems to Move turned into an Ante!. ServIca phone 'Kim. 444LAdvertiaa. s 4( S IIAJN Sr, NEWS - stiTottraforthe wsteriht Of laaiin, ;Led of the:38S sent In-4 - - 7 - -: 4rit1rv,fl4that ''''''''-'--' I menU '7 l)f ' au over I liont ahtubbErY: , Atm t4a tronti your enciLthery regiment, --. - . , '' . - ' - -- - ISSUED Outline - Recommendations To be Submitted to Gov-ernor and Legislature on Taxation:of Mines. - - Mondays , - hursdays ,. 0 youlto desirable ...,., r .,, moommmok . - - I5 A "Is -' ' . ,,4 . , '...- s - . -,.. -- - a ; . I Man - . . and . , 1 ., er , e , - ed -- -- -- - - - undoubtedly--be-mor- belaturs-luaygrant,- -- -- - s e -- - - - --- t liEld , - 3 . -- e" - - the--facttr , , .....,------ s - -- -- - l 3 over-the-ra- te ' - , s - , . . - ' t .""t at -- ! -- d lance-crow- of serviees--,-4e-thework- --- 1 - - , ee - t s . - - - .. . 4 I - - r- Mi 1 ry tag-pay- er o far-dista- nt , 4 . I estimated---at---84,40.- -- th---t- s,t1 ti he - ,- e all-th- - 1 -- '- . - - 1 ... t, -- e . , , - , - , - Air-Bu- t, . t1irit 1,, , ' , I4 , . - , i141, - - - -- . which-develope- , - , - il - A 712-i-begin - 1- -- four-daught-ers- -- . - and-,Oat- at-th- 11-- . . E - e ,' - - ' -- -- ,- "-- you-pake- . - - . ." 1-- - , 1 - - - . -- - -.- -a Potatoes.- and Apples I Advance - - i- Cifds-- mas t, ,f;--- ' - . - -- ' non-freezi- uatt one t de,.6 . 1 '. - ' my-sq- -..-4rItIt ng , , -- "K0011p1The -- ' ..... wliso - - " I n on ,..-- ' --- w.,-..- --,-- .' no.,-Whe- - , ' 1 0 - - for-engravi- ".-- - .fast-recedi- - . ---- , . V . mem-71'01r- - - tm-rot hunday 1 ator 4' ''s. 1 store ' '. WAREHOUSE " I ml t'amp-lkirall.-Tii- - Sk-- '- - d tf'fhj , TES.gR,EINEW4 , 4 -- -, -, BOOK STORE - '- -- . ,' JENNI GS HANN A' , n ,t -- . da . m-,- nervg-alongt- bel-pl- i he '' ' 11 -- --- -- , - - K . - ..---- . - 4 - ,.' , I, |