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Show - CE1IFIED, '.414 ,04,,te- CMS .C3.211 El. 0:.1 J. Leslie Stevenson t '1::FtliElA-Efil;.E1.:1C.-'..t- "777, trot lull brociwteackiskipinid have a 1st testis in rer ' ; yoga of I ' --s -4 - (Spootal Correepondonce.) subatitute ferias kienotients 004 Tablets aro a --- Now 1 Ateocrioll .., , Fo ...oft , -.- AIL ...01111111011EMPt , Clover s' Value; ete trill Increase' the rift of - ' Sweet . ' - 4 - . -- AUTO MEll , i , ..,.: 1 - , AP 141 e -.- -. FOT.711.- : nk 101.1(W)e I 1" 11111111.116s SCHOOLS 1 forcesmal-itortymperoityDr2d- wardr allow 17 7 oter Dr. Limes' C..7aTiLt-s- ' ( REITIEC er "11111.11.1.111 , I Olive FOR SECXION - Killed in Battle. With' jettioREs Huns, is Word Received' IBIT111;;;...E.11,011RAT1047:: ' -- 1918 :!3- - - '' ; Oilier - sr - Crtll - - v.. (2,, -- ;.' 4- - 4- ,---,4- . . . - ;r4t. -- -;- '.. . -- - . -- , ; 't ' erops, prOlninent among Which are tiOwpeas and sweet '''''..'"'-..- -, -ea - both:MI-I- A ,hoirtirtility. ., -c- logest-tr.- ,J lad acannot too be by tuella'. Of kaletUtUte; emphasized - . greatly . ' Legumes increase the yield of other crops. An experiment showed Bill Rishel Makes Report . that where a crop of oats followed ocrop of towpeas, the yield of oats was , :-Which Shows Rapid Prog.,, ;7 bushels per acre greater than where oats followed oatAj, 0 ,,, ., se clover sweet The a of also value . the green mat experiment proved . manure Crop. Sweet clover'adde great quantities of nitrogen and humus to '''' gress for New the soft Its roots are tender and decay very rapidly. and the top of the ' Members. n sweet clover plant are rich In nitrogen as red clover. Expert- meats to teot the effect .of green manuring with sweet clover on the succeed- ing crop, of potatoes have been conducted In this and other eountries.- In the That the organizers of the 'Utah' early part of May, 1SS1). sweet clover seed, at tbe rate of 21 pounds per acre. , , State Automobile - emaciation were state weal right in their beitet ripe fotft big organization:of auto. mobile Owners is now an aseured fact. . Other states , have for- years maintained 4 such arl aseociation of ItooPle -m.40,4711"gr4c:, 0,.1,0,,,. "77111"1 .1( who use the roads,. attdby, work on ,,,I Ak' i:::f:w ,i,, I.,,,,,,i4, -IN the part of the combined --'highway ., :,',, it'', 4se It- ,,k,A, lf, i.4,,11 4 n !' : qt$k' $4" ti.....,....2.,,i, , 'IL:.!'traveling, public. these: states ,, have ;3,:,,,.,A 77 7 Ida. Nov. SLThe - t..........1 , ' - - rnumrcors -- 77-1- 3.--- 7 lt,pir-w3Laro- ; 0 i .- -- - 4- - -- 4 14a4tstme Mt e highly---valeabl- is ,slacklng-Dr. Edwardtairs and is expected to purel Wi 11 be in Coast visitable compound mixed with olive oil run Its course within' the next Yon will know them by their olive Colo! or two weeks.- - It is estimated . 1-After-Jan- . e To have a door, pink skin, bright that the school will reopen Dec. 2. no pknpled a feeling of bearanc7 ,,.t4 ban was put upon publio funerals, :Wants More Indus. childhood days yogi roost pet at the cams crowded whopping and soda- - fountainDr. Echmde Olive Tablets act on tb bies---Otbhas, stanritiNrriday by the health aUthoriNews. t , User and bowels Wei adomel-- yet ties. who expected the epidemic would no &rigorous altar effects. osatiomaeonati end by Nors.-2It the .citizens would petit the bile-anThey ' Padon; ' liWbj millions of hoses an .observe.careully the safeguards Rug '0, (special Correspondence.) Al box. 25a and ; as preventives and care of the I druggists111611.1113111313 C4' WOper 0I8Z, 'Ida.; Nov. ,S1.--121812dY ant rested 7. ,,... The , sick, communitz, kitcheir reports 'cock . sunder the rdeseres readta ".. falling off from 115aares 4.24. ,the bati will be rallied An - ' ,..., Idaho and .., the.-- - people. who made to have- - representatives of the every day last week; to, 90 a day this of the Week. , . public Utilities commissions , N..., ; ,' :, . . ' ,. at into effect more than a states Included in the sons , meet In Balt The churches ire for 4r;put,planning, board of health "Its Nss' 25, Il g .:112 ago by the union' a musical lAtitio Doubt of P,uccems. Thankagiving"cr!ice, measure against the 4b44rPeventatIvO i .' of Spaithilt- influenza, will be ''"Thei.9112tliiiiiii:--Cand the next ThuradaY.' 'trusting 'tie plagua,Nt 'N lilted to go about their - business eigning,o,' the- armiatice have had the to have passed by that time. '. ', -N41:11't '1'; ft:" ,if usual manner. The regulations same dampening effect on the United - - Helen ' t LESLIE STEVENSON., ,.! .5 coletyter Roby; formerly a11, .e.e 'been Observed to the letter. by War Welfare fund drive In Idaho as oran Pocatello and of wife girl, t .ritire, population of ,..the state and II has in nisei uther states. ;The state L Leslie 'Stevenson,' Ron of ,,.. a ,, . years i Nk...: have been united in their did not have its fUU quota raised Mon- Roby of Oakland'. Cat; died at. Oak-- : John G. and Elsie M. toad Stevenson. ganization for the , .nrts to a substantial of laudw t and Utah Nov. 13 of forLthis prevent ,theepread. : the day night although very reasonthe ,State horn at' Ephraim, Utah, June U. i I,-'44 dimase. ',..,, , portion of- the required amount was Herhisteri Rees ' to bound hutomobile at the 1290. At the as of 14 be moved with theatres and other alms- - secured. Direettor Randall announced - 0'lletviny. vtas a. t ,Ltao a art planning-gran- d open- - that the showing yesterday was good bedside of her- sister when the lager his family to Raymond, Alberta. tan. be tsuccess from the first diljt was $ I 777a and Ste expecting record-breawith ell workers still on the sob. Ile passod twar-7,------- --' launched, Since thertmembers hive ad.. ': ,While servine-laira--- 2114,:fel missionary been I tattesidanoes on the Snit day, after saYs there la little doubt that the state ' and dozens the coming in by the Irtuotklarlall Charge. - for the Choral of Jesus Christ of Litthe will be well over i forced long recese.', t - , Henry T. Poynter.- was arrested at ter-da- y ' ' e restriction' placed 011 Intainain 'calnPaten close& tho.top.when In Pennsylvania, he week just past saw 'exactly 106 new Saints, t 1) members added to tub rolls,-o- t A proposal Ilan been Mad and is Ink1'21114.1tialro chant" with being was drafted- Into the t Noe for early closing on Saturday rethe armyc,e e I Wave worked a marked hardship gaining much favor. that the next leg. connected with -- a a on in list the "'-L'orany weehsince largest - - 0 , 1 . celved his military training In Peters business houses and these Wallin' est "ids an appropriation- for ' bork.L-vs- , ?Infants are glad sad was mods a corporal first membership card was issued. conditions erecting a monoment on the otate I'snuggled ' In its three trunks -, t The directori of the association &rounds and, in company V; Sleth Infantry- - Ile left 4 ace' that they can memory of the sons kilo blacksmith again Observe hall" of Idaho who de the supreme sac- oealithmeat .Ot nearlY .200 I taunt This 'partictilar ' re- - rifice have of howilver, other work at hand bei , , pinto ferArrante in of the year. May or who present the fields t, wee Modified to east sanest sides" secttring 'directors and laitweek been-hire- d teamster' A whisky. had from tot elsewhere. was service him written is al eitjt,8aturday night, when di" to the blacksmith The last letter 'rho will of Marguret Olive haul the trunks ,v.. Lttiti eaneyghoos mews clothing Saila retelvid ar hill tnc'th. settL wires to theUtahcongressinnal ; at the shop. warn tiled ituesell tirellininary trial -ot ilidoir , a Sage were to allowed shops was next day a telegrairi delegation, protesting against a with charged -- - in probate WedneedaY disposing of on being a violator of , Cr -i we late hours. , anti-liquand also a request the -was law 4and 54,540.044about placed ult..' came- announcing --that he had been tax on gasoline issues "' leakier the announcement of the asthts-ItshIstcommittee re-- 1 der to appeor.befors the district that the capitol o n of October. bon "erste" Biwer, One of the specific bequeets provided court.bonds ilth action led kil in the lasuance of on the ' all The restriction was low confiscated. of bestowal whisky ,1401 health boards are to nee' for Is this will is the SI bonds. x Marriages, and licenses to marry: He is irurvived by; his parents, two highway 0300,000 on the Idaho Industrial in. e 1 Th.-Stat,,own JUdement in cases where etiti-iteis of Utah Mae Dora Starner, formerly of Wis. brother and two sisters. The followsholding up a I. l' is still .bad and if the tho authorized bisue by -oonsin and L.2"...Smack of Colorado, I . . . - , - mitlion dollar . ai is not Sufficiently cleared tip were married here Nov. e. Delmar. log is an extract from a letter writ- last legislature and 'the Utah State Ostsfs-7- will stand. It Is Wt. conaMeration or favorable to G. .c. t this :Jack-numthe the EX11111111110 Field Investof Chrese Wavle. .....,.-.-association a Owing of Automobile. rLlaboOs2 McDougall Ad)olninir and .of I tedialnation off- Mutest,. ',will Air: tievilial -- pietas being 'ait'fitt 'the'-'thBlackfoot. of F. R. Jack- - l '''Now that I am. In- the army or money spent In building new roads. It Len Hi. Farm Near Danforth, ill. Note the Comparative Size of the invest ,solt C.41 quarantine orders, will re- - icials to the plan for lb construction man were daughter with the that returning believes, married at 131ackloot last aood. 1 am here to do my best and Clover and the Shock of Grain. esveral days and of a reservoir at or. near American week. Hazel Berry of ita, effect. forThe diem looking for work, an active cam- and to show the world that the Latter-da- y Irsoks.., where Falls forth. irrigation of more than 'Jesse W. Marton- of Loa Pocatepo were time at places road of this, building paign , Angeles. a is most apt to occur are $00.000 aces-o- f land in the Bruneau married Saturday evening the bill. not will greatly relieve the surplus of ;la- - was sown in rye. The rye bad been preceded by wheat end the wheal -by Judge Saints are the lighton .WA ,,, Ulnialoks, Twin Fails, projects the state . land board. haa ,Felix :or due to ceased activities in war rape. The green. sweet clover was plowed under to a depth of 10 lathes Van ,-Routh. bushel.- -- Every "Mormon the Iunder . Adams and Payette counties wittldrawn lands lying approkknately1 -. work. A Mon-- 1 Jenson. the immmer of 1890 with the following results: returned lderLeRoy It , i la the way feel) boy (at least that county .400 new: ise of on the reeervoir site from public sale. 'day from a mission to the wester directors alsobelieve It is as The a I Yield of Potatoes per- - Acre With Different Manurhi s. . s, were reported ,di. , is- a wonder to all the men. , , I do much-the Frank R. Gooding has been made . t mistake to tax gasoline as it ,, with several death& , lainidoka defendant in two libel suits by Ray sod clover no 1. 241 Sweet turned and bullets. under, Coal. fertiliser to to use used, be tax would tea, coffee, gas, electricity not know what His ,Deaths and 1 ISO new MINS; Twin Falls, MclCalit. in the sum of $50.000 each. ' or any other fuel used in transpor- - Ve tr4 11. with five deaths; with the Capital News Publishing Partial list of deaths and funt;rals tobacco or liquor, or to have a smoke- - tation. as ementlal Gasoline is 2. - Inthout green manuring of sweet clover, but Indeed 8 tons of itablti 1'11 end FILYette ,19. , '. l. I ' ,. 1 company and Guy Flenner cited as co- for the past week in the Gate city: do 'not know what they taste like. to use in passenger just I and trucks ...', - on- - one - suit 20t bushels per acre. defendant vbd :the U R. Cockrell. 301 south TwelftWhen we get hard .tack- to eat I am for transportation as cars the, coal is In rail- - manure; - 1a ,been closed , for .,seeersi ,iiitatesmaa , printing company in the avenue, died Nov. 13 of pneumonia;, 3 Without green -- manuring or on the 4 treated Vote 118 bushels peri .21one taxed is if there road trains some and to to tea take almost ' tempted , - '' was reopened and eenVertld othor,,-.-: . ' survived by wife and fire children: , 1 , ' acre. 't reason no other sane the is ' .' why , torpital for the care of la- - ; Both suits ars brought for alleged body taken for internment to Provo, soak it In. for Dot always is water to should not be. -- President Decker of The green manuring with sweet clover Increased the yield 87 busbele Der; n . , damages to the plaintiff, Ray hicRaic Utah. ,,,, ',, I be had.: Then I think. 'Be that break-JuaI received. a patients. the association yesterday calmed to have : Z';'4;--- coast Time Schodale. 1 Vargoes, a Mexican, died of ,' - - whim Mr. Gsstling Smoot that he was acre, over and above the total yield from the plot which received an aptilll , --- 1 in the two papers cited as co- pneumonia Nov. 1S. buried Friday. - I eth the least commandment,' etc. So wire fromtoSenator printed manure, and 126 bushels per acre more than, two cent war tax on cation of eight tons of barn-yar- d the t'. beginning of the new year defendants a political advertisement. opposed not so-fhave and yielded. ' brace' "Ps Terelana Ittra . wife ' Wray was Dolbur, believe a e -did not on he no that the which and received treatment at all. the coast timo Ipcboo- which he charges was inimical to his of produced gasoline plot Fred J. Dolbur, was buried Nov.: I will tell of tha last trip we made the feature of the new revenue law . 1.,...is-Igo chancre comes ar a result Sweet dover needs a firm. solid seedbed. The ground should not bet - , ' , name. good ; Bishop Saterfield ,and the Rev. to thtrenches. About 20 of us were w'ould pass. . , v-- and' boundariee for I mos yern furnished Red ,14, loose. failure on in land cultivated the, been &I Many it have 14. this growing le --7. ---- -Bishop flaterfield, and the Rev. is a list of the new ril bloiste Crain for 14," a small army church hut z The following - --- -- - .' ',, knitting sweaters for the not-Miss Geneva Davis. school loose. mellow seedbed. of members received the pastweekt mid41.119W13.,," dier boys. two Inmates of the Idaho the Bonneville school. died teacher about there over leading night. .1Nov. 14; -- Reed. Co... - W. Plitt. If It Is to be used for hay R' should be cut when 18 or 20, SWANN blab andl Gibbons braided a repo bout Sa from Montana. -ar we (our 'platoon) M. M. Nielson. C, A. Walker. J. Fin- - before It blossom. t " night:- IkText-dvvallual penitentiary . 9"I with which they made their lest long son infant Babbitt. Richof LeRoy Ed-....' Oof wall a regular A. R. D. O. it but to Bath, have were Romney, tiling. Ono inspection, from of the tb prison. Don't plow or sow deep: Deal cut low in mowing?, cut at least del ard died ot pneumonia Nov. , . car M. West. A. IL Cowle;-- Dr. L. A. ttotachar atalltiair was escape men. rivet George. is a life termer. IS. Babbitt, Mr& Babbitt on4 two children are rained, Ideddled In a house of war Stevenson. Inches above the ground., Don't have the intbsoll loose. Don't be afraid tei bad- - 4biontmittese were ap- A. J. Hosmer. M. T. Dr. bees sent up for murder, aud sick in the hospital. baying effect I : ship seemed to haves strange sow sweet clover. Don't plant'the yellow annual eweet clovers The white' .te look toward starting u E the other. Barry Hinton, is under a Charles Istordquist, Herbert Balinger, Jamee . . 111 of Case, ' Someone said:, 'Why W. Brown, Alfred T. Cutler ' O., H. is better. - - . ' . letivities hi the csOita a to la year sentence for robbery. I on the men. , I S. buried , oat conflict ' practically A. V. Jacob Sadler. Stet,Hewlett. Kahn, J. o"rsou 14."3rue&rnm.:1071.d wP7:t tots- r I here Is the church. and. Corporal The Mita were trailed for a consider;In The best results ire obtained 1)7 sowing in early sprig Ili Eldon as theist u v. ,' Knox. The aoata of able distan t from the prison by ter et 111almar Petereen, 1114 d north I noon you are preacher. Let lis t Ada Hanauer, De Witt Is dry and warm enough to put In condition for a good shallow seed-I- , ' ground to Fred Provot Co., was loot Machinery trail but the ragam'e Galigher ' - a iss the special Tray aethrt- - bloodltoopds. Buchanan. died Nov. 12. Alma. a hold a little service. So we did. there Is - much rainfall In winter, fall planting in! Joesph Wirthlin, J. Walcott Thomp- - bed.. 'In the South,' where notr th. wood yards of the Boise Pay- younger sister.- - is seriously ' of inflta. I commarciat aterPristaa d with & good flow of words son. Dr. C. M. Hart, N. M. Hamilton. Umber company. A reward of better.' ' ' - C . five canes out of six individuals, ,..as -MOITI1 & Sons CO.; NewGrand I bobs an' active business etver sae aas bowl odleired tor the return of one& - - -- Sow:anywhere' belle farm; especially on poor,worn-ou- t of the family, Arthur, & &out &o. tar and gave them the gospel. calling the Elias for the Bohn valley.. - either, man. spots, alone Hotel. 4. Daynes, Jr.. David I men to repentance. eP?ke, about inneP rows and in ditches.-- - --- ) exempt. r , ' the special features ' die. W. F. Normandy. E. F. Root. enLevene, , ' , ham. said an half ....1.0110m,S.P.0 they William Theyall Bailey. &go 2$. bon of (food MI$ Ms Proateittell atartind :. Bailey. 1101 north Harrison. diedjoyedthe talk, and I hope I sowed a John W. Chrb3ty, Villadsen Bros.. Ino, " ow for the completion of the state IL B. A. almost blue W. a and Geo. few gray, have , 1 In the eyes Smith, Harry Russell, of righteousness Nov. 18 of influenza-pneumoni1 0 a t. A special committee was sp- Body I few seeds 4 Nicol. M. B. Rosenblatt. Edward P. BLOND ESISILIOS ABE light hair and eyebrows. Bower point- hearts of the men." taken to Ogden for interment. to go lute Ike details of this ' -ed "blond" out Wallace R. that the natives have --- -- Earl Pembroke, Levy. I Rata Adele Simpson. round full eyes while the other Eski- Bransford, E. S. Heath. C. C. Parsons, of D. A. Simpson. died Nov. .P4111114)4 ' dollar corporation is bi-!daughter iniluenza-pneumonimos of the farnorth have- the-slaWas Mrs. David Keith, L. II, GIllilan. Gann William Jr., 1 1TH of .7. met for the building In Bohn - REsuurs Body BY DESCIIIIED EXPLORER eyes of Asiatics. Ile E O. Lee. Hiram E. Booth, S. J. ' 4 to Mt. Illemant. Utah, for in-- I 4,1 of the finest-packiplants "It looks as if the 'blond FAItimos' Home on Furlough Stephenson. Apperson Motor Co13." Paul Stock In the i torment ' I tir northwest. come from 'early: Oreentanders. or SnyJ. Dixon. Ralnh Steward. W. Leslie Hassell Cockrell. wall burled has been taken by some tentanity Scandinavian WIIstock of some kind," Gordan Richards, der, Ralph tiaterflold (81)cial CbrrynPnden)'4 Sunday, Bishop officiating. tr,tretthhiest - men In Bono and , T. - SEATTLE. Nov. 21."Sure therre Bower said. -- "I know they- are not E. E. Norton. itamson. Julia Norby. age 20. dough-te- r I largest butcher coneehn 26.A oerfouot Elvers, 4 J. Houser. . MI Ste. Feeding Co., blond Eskimos.' Mir Atli aborigines half white and half Eskimo because of Gabriel Norby, 810 south Eighth c enting in the city ars interest- - 011Ct.:LICTeldent occurred here ' the hallbreed Eskimos have black ' yeaterday. avenue died Nov. IS of influenza-O-n I John W. Walsh, F. E. Murray. H. A. living up In the white...Arctic on taii movement. Articles of In- These white eyes and black hair;-, Frank B. Stephens. Frank K. toria Land In their Et Smith of Marion was Maucir, aftor-- 1 Funeral pneumonia. Sunday a Hannibal and ;oration are being drawn up -, I prlmoval- state nes have lIght eyes and light skin Nelson, Herbert E. Smyth, Symms the plant is being - inventi- - his way to Oakley in his car accorn- - anon. and halr..rThe old men of the tribe Utah Grocer Co" Walter Green. J. absolutely untouched by the outside J. B. Hall, 430 ll'orth- - Garfield,' In addition to operating the panted by his wife and daughter11.and world's civilisation. They lire corn- have 'the same white features as the -- two eons. when crossing the O. Fred Daynes, William M. Parlon, M. L. died Nov. 17 of t the enutnanY proposes t own Out Contact of. with everything S. Hanauer, Charles E. Hawver, B. B. pletely i rstrigerator ears and do business track two mile' north of here the train buried Monday, leaves a wife and two have none: of our "Bows and arrows are used by which was making its return trip to I children. Ramey, Frank W. Carpenter, John O. and. consequently, .,'.1k,..,,,-I wl""tv sot.. canding"the none and also of our them. they know nothing about toimprovements Owen. Charles O. W. F. Wiggs, struck the car. killing the Gooch, Irene W. Montford. age 21). school r7 to the eastern markets, Burley , bow and liquor, they make their Val B. Snow. George evils." ,,, set and Mrs. Earl McIntyre, boy Lincoln seriousty an inluring teacher the and oM at school. shi making pments , Os-- N J. Bower, ,known along the Arc- fires with a sort of flint, they dress in ,V'--1Smith and the daughter.. Mr. Smith 'acting nurse, died Nov.14 at 145 south - ' Jay Gibson. Lewis A. Jeffs, 1,. .,,',of the skins, they spear their reindeer and- - aLIIrtne4, -- of Citizens' Coal Co.. tic coast as "Levi" Bowar.-on- e - car influenza-pneumonLehmann, escaped with alight tuts and bruises-Garfiel- - ' 00 for . re men who bavw gone from club their fish, they won't eat outsid- A. 1 very A. B. Irvine. E. C. Coffin,-Henr- y 4 years Body Bent to Marquette, Mich., for and about d. the . boy, youngest 't :aattor far northern eels food and they speak a came out. unhurt. The automobile torment Mrs, Bertha M. Cunningham, Borah, lan week, made a Petersen, J. Will Gray, Leo J. Hackle, the .outside into the fabled land of the "blond Eskt- -' similar to thatof the Eskimo.-language . W. E. Taney, " Simon Rovenblatt, H., a, to the- - war industries loan:I-t- o- was smashed'. 1, 4- , a sister from Vancouver, B. C, arrived 11,1,,,,,.. mit more freedom on the part-o- f "They-ar- e Hyrum A. Strasburg.;' mos" thus described :them- - when he hospitable.- - friendly andvaBlight hopeis are entertained tor the to accompany the body to Wisconsin. t i in Idaho, pointing out that recovery of Mrs. Smith and daughter. too square, I think. If you R. W. Grant, Keith-O'BriCo., Oscar was here recently. Istria; quero. , son Geo. infant of 7 Angelo Dogeantis. . :0 Idaho has been placed under Mrs. Smith, has been in poor health Dogeantis, 134 north Fifth. died Noe. Groshell, L. F. Hammel. Frank Harris,- I "And I don .1 think it was Stelanssoni give them anything they are not at ; , ., actions and mew projects and for nearly a year and Mr. Smith was, la of influenza pneumonia. Funeral C. E. Post. C. M. Ball. H. W. Sher- who first found them." Bower assert- isfied until they give you something 01116,1. In return. Stelansson. returned Asir operations have been shut off taking her out for a ride. The cur- - Illunday.,local Greek priest official- - ';41' 0 i one I woman wood. IL H. Harrison, M. N. Hill. Mrs. ed. Vilhjalmar an gave ' some of war neciesities, the state tains were drawn close to -- p'14,"k' 4' Mary E. Smith, Wm. L. Shiverick. Rio Canadian Arctic explorer. who has empty powder tin and she knmedlate- - t, protect the', bag, ' s received comparatively little ben. C. been credited with discovering the Co.. Thomas Wise. me Grande Lumber from the chilly atmosphere. As skin. ly a .! brought 220 family Thomas south McLaughlin. - strangsitribe. agrees with Bower that rIve left a gunbig Iifrom war purehases and he feels soon as tha train-coul& Cowan. S. M. Taylor.-- - - - with them. Instead; ' be stopped. the t Idaho streea Ailed Nov. 17 of influenza- - I 'I s'ilms has now- - come when legitl- - injured family were gathered he did not find them first. He does., of using it to kill meat, the ine-0and - Was manager City Ice -, 007 however. claim that he Made the first' seemed to think it was a plaything le development, building operations the train backed Into Oakleyupagain, pneumoniaand Idaho Coed and Ice company. MARY WILLARD MRS. HATCH of tribe and I., should be allowed to proceed., the for when I left they were shooting study the sufferers ware given med. oral Monday. Father. Vander Donckt back brought kould the propoted zone system of teal aid. to the outside world the first report' their bullets away at targets knd wild...... - ' -' t'i' ht rate class charges, now being of Its .existence. From what can be learned thsrall.- I offletating. M. Ittictaughlin; wife ly into the air. When they ran out of ' drs. Kathrin ..idered by the federal rallrold ad- - road crew were not responeible for thelof. Thomas McLaughlin 220 south According to Stelansson and Bower,, ammunition they probably turned the eistration. go Into effect. Idaho sad accident. except that no, whistle ' Idaho elreet, died Nov. 18 of influenza-wa- s arCaptain Klinkerbeg. Master of the igun around and go pome real use ;pore will be compelled to pay ail heard by the occupants of the pneumonia. buried Monday. whaling schoener Olga in 1905 pushed out of it as a club.' I more for transportation automobile: 'cent northwest to Victoria Land where he Bower said he thought there .1 children were left orphans. mall ' found the blond tribe. On his return over 250 "blond Eskimos" on weret? given distance than would Vie- Oakley has gone "over the top" In . a local Italian sheen- - 0 V8411 sacseay Roy, Yd04, to .'Pers in the Pacific oast states on its subscription base , to the United at Herschel' :torte Land. the. whaling herder. age Si. died Nov. 30. burled same class of material for the ,Work drtve. The quota of $2,100 War ocean Isiand,--aArctiche told Bower has served on whaling vett, has point, afternoon. ' disturnes. . of his findings. Stelansson. then. at sets in many parts of the north, exceeded $3.600, and, Cassia county wodneeday ' iv sonts would ' be established win raise above 820,000. ' Herschel.heard ; duties Gunn. 'until whose have hie recent return to 'the states, William, Klinkenberg's7story .... It Idaho. Utah, Montana. went to VtctorliC had notbeen out of, the Arctic N. E. Baker of St. John. Kaneas'll Maltl, Soldier and immediately Colorado, ., .... 4. for he At been a' ise.a,.New na- five year& where' be malle-On Stetansson's last trip spwriding a few days In Oakley visit. MAT erthe to his --lone In the fourth zone, which will relatives and friends.- , kiives Life. For Liberty lantic coast, returned thin week ' ft tive. . , Ihe was steward on the schooner Polar ' t sr the heaviest rates under the plan. ingThe influenza seems to bei abating -I post, after a visit with his parents, Mr. Bower claimed The "blond Eskimos" I Bear. which Stetansson -- used, for a ,'4..,Iror the purpose-o- f is are really- blond. Stelansmon does not time. Stefansson took Bower into the ' , ; getting united here, and it expected the quarantine of ,1994,1iighland , Correspondence.) , :,-- - and Mrs.11P,..Gttuns lion on the matter plans are being will be rainedy. - ' ,,T go that far but says they have light 1"blond Eskimo" country. nday. Drive. , -, i Nov. Wcird Idaho. URLET. . . This young man' enlisted in the --71. Wei received during 'the week that navy the next day after the United :,, s'.1100, ' , r?Dbicr.ZOC been killed States enteredthe 7, 1917. . Piercopt Malta had I -somewhere ln Frailci.--,Nli: . . '.. i -' ' , roe had, previous, to leaving' for Pie 'occurred two the during past troubled f over ast . -- -r';., grrolvmst Prance, been commissioned- as tieuten 'have son of L. Smith, ant. He was well known throughout .... ,.,.... Reliable Ellen Smith of this place. died ti the bounty. ile was granted a fur-- -: pOCATELLO. s 4-' u er 4 - -- mBore D i -- .7'. . full-grow- - - i- .. ' -- . , e - - . - !Iltraltl, ' - . 1:f!T??:.r.,....'1..,:c...!!:.':.;;,s4i-..5.'..---.;'-...i....:,r,,,..I;...V.:.P1,:,.I.';1;-:1,Y- ,tv !.1y-ii- r . .. ,.: othersT. . le- of past-Couple-- ' Influensa-pdeumonia.l- : ; -- - . is- 1 .' k- ' - k , -- - 1; - :- i -- ay -- -- .ik-- I. A " et-ltN- I , 're r Po-nite- ul e' Nov.-T.Th- or . .. . . -- - - i-ht l, 1 , Miss-Glad- -- - - on -- 04-.:ti- - -- 11. -- i - , -- , , ' - 1.4,11-hota- ' -- ' - - ar (11,11 . -- . br ., ' oge. 4 ," -,- -'-- - ,,,-- 813 - . , ri -- - - - toil it Tillri cfilsll a. Emit ng , - a. -- - 1 ' - !, 1 -- - 1 oe " -- , klv-- ct - . , , d, l - ia. -- --- in-ol- at-m- : . , en -- 1 -- 1 -- d ., Fun-whe- ., ., -- -- -' -- re ' -- . - -- soy: - aleitioo.-Wronitior--a- mt ' , -- , " ,. 275-on-t- - , --,--- , - -- . Ottl'ar011.7,ZTRI:111111: ., a'child or a ' k . ch-es- er etz-a-a- war-Apr- il During and After : 9 -- ( IN.,..A::. -. law lismi : y ) .... :.., ...;.. A, . , ,,,,, ' -- s - , -- - ' - ' - - --- - 11 n friends and, relatives. 1 Chaeles D. Philipps a yoting man of '4 Burley died Sunday the 10th of WM-- , enza. He leaves a wife and three mail children,' a..ilatium:and several - brother And sister& :At. the time of his death he was le years old.' Dr. John O. Lowe who has- - been ill ,,, ,,, 7,, with pneumonia- is new out of danger is rapidly recovering.- - ' an4 facto.. oJoseph Stobt or Irrigham City, Utah,' time passed through 4urley an his wayto oil1 ,.. . as a strengthening and nourishing A: very: little of Scotes every day,during a ' . n , , 1- , of nourishment essential - Archie Levine who is attending, the ., , , a Wood tends the and to confirm t In Burley the first of the week 0 ; growing child arrivd attend the funeral Of his brother, For your boy or girl, you vral not to in robustness. who died la the Twin Falls hospital L--4 V.:,i3Od with day . anything short of Scott'c-- - - - m on The "flu" sitnatioi is' aerio'us; Many .. l ' )1,..- &eft it Bowne.liluoinfie44, lit j, e -- -. 1sit21; t kr ea Arase pOrle d awl Saveral-deat- he enza. . ters and one.brother. The infant child of 'Mr, and Mrs. Scott Cludinanson died Sunday !vetting . of pneumonia, , Cassia County ha,a -- raised over for War 80.000 the United Work funds - exceeding- over be per cent , 44 quota.Irvin Peppers, who joined tbe navy iiieral months ago left for Seattle lietotielay-evetitneraf- ane.ndinSaIf.7. ter weeks hero Visiting. Cochnour and daughter Te turned from Wanhington where- they attended-th- e funeral of Mr;- Oath liner son,' Who died of 'influenza at Moncow, where-- - he- was attending school.. Ife was buried beside , his - j -- . . - . n following influHe leaVei a mother five sis- 3,-M..- . TiáudPaékiiT of pneumonia mother at- -- t , - -- 1.0 -- 6.& Mrs. Mary Hatch Willard, president New York. las been .awArtied a gold Medal by the French, government- - She established the committee 1ocally--1n 3!If;. but it became a cations! Omani, ration end heat spring was merged !with d Cross. tni-Pte- -- - .., eu v7lia ....... . 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