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Show L I - .-- . p. VIE 'DESERET merioN ,Ccttee Out Sotto tbili Mares Amami Tio Woo Appostott to by Eta Coon-tr- y to Pproisb Iron tor lbw notelotkuo. 'lie Duly 'Mood and Itoltroollond rhos - Woo That of & Prolltoer, Thu & Forty U Far. Th - &bit Atitirtrout- Zoobltobta& ' It . ' ' a' I, a- le MUM ILELATMNS. But in Mg when Iron wan first wanted. the ' bole in the ground started by Robert Livingston 'was Just a little hole beside another Itrted and eteroPed bY an Honorable Commission- of the Etats of .- ill s' ' e , " a New York. The 'difference between the two holes WSJ that Livington kept on digging at his. rite Mato Commission quit In a quarrel debated around even as Uncle Sims is doing at .thig minute over Hued. Shoals., and as it did over biPPing Policiee while ships rotted. Livingston kept on diggingand at last struck ironprecious- - iron that could Aefend his country shot and shell and warship ballast Livingston lived in the Hudson Highland across:, tha.siver Waehington Irviraga famous Sleepy Hollow. , He saw the Britiah ships come up and anchor in the broad simnel of ths Hudson River Known was Is the ,TaPliest Zen ,bocatowlt so named in the days of the Dutch when old Christopher Tappan was a. zealous man and a good soldier-oour revolution. America must have ships In the kludeon to hold thorn back. Three were laid down at They matt have Poughkeepsie. Came forward iron for ballast. Robert Livingston, from his Iron mine right beside the states abandoned iron mine- - Hirepole as a business man. of business slat VVVV t' e - ' - I g , :: - ' - -- I - - - - .- - Colonlea Con-fre- A King operated Amer "benefit ' DfVVS King. the A plantation ownnot for America. or tried to- - ship a little 'cargo of tobacco from Virginia -- cotton and tiP to Boston A ship of the Kings thfs little vessel and look aaw navy ed upon ft as a thing worth Matuff. In those days the King took , ' everything that was - not nailed and nothing- that could be -- delta pried loose was counted as nailed Bueiness had no chance. - down. So the King armed ship took the Virginian's unarmed shit...Its commander found the Virginia, ithiph paper lacked a stamp or two and that the tobacco and the eottost hadn't paid enough to the King's treasuryand so the whole was confiscatedboth ship and wy to carto. It seemed an easy a enrich king. But 11 years leter the boldest. biggest name signed to a certain immortal document was the i.ame of the owner of this mime little ship. And it was our good John ' Hancock also who gave the slogan - to the Revolution"Let's all hang together or we will all hang sepa- ratel y." Our little story hen to do with what followed when Americans '-- '- r r -- ' I. -- - . -- - ', k : "r ' it s '; , -- -- - a - ' War Fleet. , Starts Oar He could furnish the needed no 000ld gorolob room troll for amulet bane and grape shot. and still more for links in a great chain to stretch across the Hod- son. The forts in the Highlands must have shot and shell-Would hi 111842 tutniab it W then) ,, - o ' todloot. -- -: -' es f - - e d ,'' war front in Prance. This a story for all who have ever felt the thrill of doing a big then Sob for their eountry.and have seen their day of Joyous setts- . terminate in a summoo to, faction appear before the grand jury to be indicted for profiteering or being a cembhiationiat of something 'or other like that. It hp a etory to tell you that that the American way and one . ieof just the things that must be taken ' for granted. tor even With the indictments counted- in; the Ameri,can way is better than any 'rubstitute way ever. broughtforward 'The story carries us tight back Into the roots of American life and You the American government - ' know how it was in tits days of the ' . - Way.' 1EN 4 Joi:r Datatters Ilr17 Fcrk .4i&,.-Thifilli..7-:,Viiii.--!'Jii4icti- p NEWS, SATURDAY, .NOVrin3FIL 21, 1925 Ac1 -- t4 .1. 'N,A 1 ,:-- -- t.31'. , .. ! ...t - o.P - ff.P.os... , ..., TAS.0411,Ar (.4"....i-;.. 1 ,f.,,. , 4, , ,.. g - , A ,,,,y-g--- ..,,,,,,,t - . . ' t,', r 5i, .,1 ',.r r, it ...., , Plans kro Under Way For Grand Festival in i ' , - blocks west. l' 1 ,- , orr 411,,,rt 1 tz ',41;7,,t,t1-- ' '' ; STAKE CONFERENCES ' , t Announcement of the committee t ron--,, I 1. .,,,,,, .. .k Which will receive the hand:edit of , .A., .,,i. si , t., A. ) . 4,,, .. ,;,,.....,,.,., .....;,... At .4.,,,..4'Ar guests who ere expected to throng , I. , '' 4141 ' , ...,...,....0 ,t,,,-,.E Dec. ., the Odeon Friday evening, ''....-'1 ,i ..,..4.. Bishop William Crotent,, for. ,,,,,t4.. 4, for the annual grand bail of the !''' 'qr.-- 0 ,, tr.7,... v v. 4 . ,...,..:,(1' ',P."' of Spanish York Fourth merly .- ';' .O"'" 0 PIP, Daughters of the utak Pioneers, wrdatned Pairisech 01 ward 5,..:A was made Saturday by officials In Elder Orson stake by Palmyra The Scheel isnd the Brockband; charge. Scene' Board whim' of the Council of the Elaborate preparations are being Fire of Education." Albert Swea- -tti The eonforence stake 'Twelve made for the big pioneer entertam Lieurence club; TOqtai,-.-goatchorus. held tit the Spanish Pork pavilion au-cues; V; went which is designed to Coin. 101..1 Bringieette. elate Supt. .. Nov. 14 and 15. memórate the coming Of the pioC. N. Jensen. Prof. Biaronsson; I- ,The weinferenes,mawriavirelr 16--, eame ..,,dedicatorr-prezren- the , S uper ten d neers and recall some of Prest sand the at tended. Sunday after-'nomemorable-eventfor which Gardner; vocal solo. - Miss , Ellen meeting 660 were Present. founders of Utah will long be reJameson. , lElder Whitney attended the membered. tuttuabisric ineetitig Nov. in. BPANISH The reception committee ISq7 Thm ebuntUdienttruillotfre7 t"littimIreproesbdt I premidencrand ISO cludesrAlico C. Edgeheill, Lillian (SPec.lair tYPs kis addition to Elder council. newYork's junior Eurtilitgliam, Spanish with NAYLOR. WILLL13( Lacs Eggertass Elder Rhea N. Beers. Olive P. Lardley, school were held here Tuesday r"-"-tsu"woti".7.11.has 21,VIpsc1a1)--BOUNTIFUL. Nov. other local elders spoke. Chartotte C. RYberg Nettle' Y. commencing with an informal re- - "" rooms each me11t. thigh with its Weep ht honor of week previous Elder Whit Tates. Calara B. Anderson. Alice lentos cloak room. equippedcloset and 8pscial thL,...11c-- c; eupply D. Pitt, Mary C. Korth.- Eat C. cheLt1,47, ttendedi the -- South Sevier Naylor. who will leave rooms William for are There i mams. special Snow' Chrbtune H. Sorensen, Eliz-- work. A mission to Canada. confecenee stake a at Eloiners end ' Program " mimic. hem. ea. shortly abeth P. Hayward, 'Elizabeth T. given In the room during Inocalcs andwork. assembly The schwas. building Beer, Eliza C, Thorne'. Louis IL the afternoon. A public meeting its with beam, and Myer, Elizabeth J3.. Wright, . Lily was held In the 'assembly room himequipped minimum mount Of C. Wolatenholme. the which tn. 1:30 at at p commencing woodwork. only floorit,dors and Fannie C. Woodruff, Amella a was evaa by ths Program "being of .wood. Flygare, Laura B. Tanner. klannan dais W. Dupont, Josephine Dans Ines board of the Nebo district- school The architects were Scott and follows: as ElW. K.Nelson. Mary Lambsrt. Welch of Salt Lake: the general Plano duet, Mimes Violet and tiontract nos let April len LI- Wooliel, Jenny Nicholls, to IL IL Amanda Heinen. Martha .1. Watson. Dorthella Wood;- - "WelcomeThe ',Draper of Logan and wee complet.. Irk l Sarah G. Naylor. Eva Wrathan, Purpoes of tte EXercitiee." Prem. led tor the opening of school, Sept. Katherine IL Latimer. Carden& S. T. F. Tolbuest; vocal trio, Miss 13.- The contract for the plumbing Lund. Margaret wright. Elizabeth Ellen Jameson, Mrs. Rose Punk land heating was let to E. K. Per. 'Addle. Joannettseil. Lenroot. Marl and F.' J. Faux; "The el Spanish Fork. The total ..,.....,... Fl Williams. Alice G. Jensen. Mrs.: Completed." Dr. Joseph Pulkling,gusonwas is The $93.000. Herbert li. Husbarlds. Sarah Bur. m Junior High Hullhecicost to accommodate 500building students 41r C3 gin, Maud Jackson. Sadie A. Pratt Melvin, Wilson; violin iand has an auditorium or &teem. Ida L. Hatch.. ter Eugene Jacobson: and 'Cost room with for ,bly capacity seating Ruth M. Penrose. Martha. Hoff- Method of Ale the Building." ''. man, Hr. Ilia R. Ship, Nora Mc- William A.Financing introduction 1"1). 4 iblVir of parents and Mhers Farland, Annie P. blitigley. Fannie of contractors,Cornaby; architects and oth thronged the building T. Capetier. Maud T. Barrett.. Ro- era Balla W. Bearoau. Myra E. Ianc- Use connected with building; The ;during the day and the assembly of PPP the Past. was Building, ., packed for the evening ock. Polly Emoot. Laura P. eat., ...ff.; .4 ,,r1. .L.;,,,,, t,r.,--- , 't - ,4- ,,.,.....,-......,,.,,..- ...,, ..4 Ilth:Itt, , 'I . 4' , ,,,,,,,,-1..3- A . 41,.' : ,,,,,...- f, or - '1 i - entSp on , Negri!otte- , --tmestons.- witir-litoreta- ke . .;. IT Prete.--Iroo- 1 - ..- r - i' -- ,-- - - - , - I - Speak Sunday Wider Robert A4teeen. author of : PioneerRemthinceacea, will lecture-- noneer Lif. on tho Plaine ward have!. Twenty-leire- t It theftW4111111PSVA OtTowq. littrander Vim NM 23 t CS psi. The rendre- gation sill an old time brume and Captain Beasley's Emigrant - I Pieheer orettinie neater on the stand will render favorite song tit 0 enertct - elpecial ineltatles te Mended to pioneers who will be received by the Daughters of the Utah Pio. neAtre and seated en the etand. - ww,11110111111 1 I . to . . ..o , fp ti -.. IS 4 - - .. . ' 4114 -- 4 in WIF 1100111411 ti, itill,L 4 --- n rd 1 , - ' t Ill ., owls-OAPs - - Elder- Aveson to 111,21st. Ward - IL-Net- ' - ofti-casin- Man-.ran- f.?,- ThJT - , - - "hi , - . Mauro& tinrinir which be set &pert James R. Ware and ill:WM Brows as first and INCOnti counselors reapectively, la the stake presidency. and Waiter O. Lundgren as Italie clerk. The bishopric of Monroe Worth , ward waa reorganized. with WU. ordained as the SW fort, Ranges Earl Co Sings and Azbishop. and , thur C lAtudgren as sounselora was music furnished by Tito utak' Relief society and by the Spanish Fork First and Third ward choirs. and' was of excellent said Elder Whinier: character. Among the prominent speakers. in addition to Elder Whitney. were Prof. John L. Smith. Jr.. of the Snow academy faculty. and Elder' and Krs. John F. Lillywhits, who will hears soon to resume mission- ary work M the Notharlanda. where Elder Lillywhits , was formerly president- - z 4' "uip'-'- - , , r , Structure Yes.he would and did. They made a fire ship, ballasted by his iron in pig form, and sent her down the river to set ftre to the Britiah. fleet Oho terrorized the British look . up tbs. task W. exercistmL If they did fend her off in luture,"Prineapal Ina Martha, egotram,themselves ail hanging ..,,, Catherine Spencer, Mary R. Slide. - tims- to provost their for Recitals,their signing irately ley. Lillian Baker, Mary EL Shields. . from taking fire. ,' tion of Independence. They had throe other shipsall Martha, 13;- Milner, Rebecca J. There met in New York one ready naval first for 'Anterkell Louise F. Frost, Maud George Clinton and one Israel Put- battle. It was to have been against Rock and LOVIna IL mcmuutu. nam and others whose conduct was the fleet oriscoo-tisa- l , Anti- 41r hi about to make- them famous in loan waters turned out to be the a American histori6 They decided TeSCUll of Benedkt Arnold after big One-Minu- te sit cram, cuts. .1 New York state needed a -- Essays that of West Point. ----1 government under the Freedom of betrayal . carmined ironand . BY Lords-Wathe Revolution. And as they made riedlAvingston Mem ITelvin J. Bi1JIrd.-41tulothe vacancy caused by the release Revolutionary:, B. Wells. and Ray L.' Pratt of Balt of Mr. Ethel N. Eccles. while Jima tem with George Clinton as the first army.the He even smelted. on the it But ,, George hadn't war, And delivered Sin the form governor. Lake. visited Waahington en route Resale Lair was et apart as second ""'"""-waited to be named governor. He for action. Crime of any kind hes & disin- to New York City. from which port counselor following the release of II knew the 'Hudson rivet must be cams. the at for last, influence upon society. they will embark for Argentina;.1 Mrs. Matthew Cowley. Mrs. Mary day They tegraung men fortified. And so be took 300 . bill paling and a balancing of the but certain offenses strike at the While in Washington they were Hyde wet sustained as secretary: fortificaand up IVIzat haPPened.-- then? very heart of oviiization. Prewi the guests of Governor and Mrs. Miss Ruth Ellsworth aa aastautnt lodger. lions at a little meek named Pop- Scandal Heber M. Wells. secretary: Mrs. Lena Hyde aa or mors icandad. dispatches tell of two men living levee. It flowed from the west into charges and and John E. Holden. state- auditor. a bounter charges. western in a being nit; Mias Lydia Daynes as astogether city south of miles six Undoes the Salt In sistant organist, and Altos Bessie friends visitedwith Lake, sc&ndal time. of oil a awakened from loud their rogular , sleep by where West Point now stands- Last week, while en his Singley as journal. agent. Livingston was knocking on the door. When the! Washington On the banks of Poplopen creek About : what?Tie must ., At the Opening of Mutual Suitt. be arrested. inquired who desired to ass them way to a convention of state au' ditors" George Clinton threw UP two forts profiteering! at Fla. Miami, day evening Mr. Walter P. Monmust be wretch. Be a stern voice replied. the invest'. at that boor. .. Mont. and 'et Clinton named them and Pharea L. Nielson. of Fountain ism, Jr.. sang. "Flee as a Bird. . gated! And so he was. lie was the "I'm the liheriff Open opt You , ' I ttomery. One was named for the first who glorified, in an hour of must let me in!" Convinced that Green, Utah, and Mr. Reed XL Pe- - Mrs John A. Widtsos addressed ...1 Lemon. of Fairview, Utah. were the advanced senior class of Young was it was an officer of the law. ono ores& the American war, and first of the indicted, who fell of the men opened the. door. emir visitors in Washington last week. Indies. Her talk was on: "Home l ance as governor right in the midst the have been laboring as raiz- Makinci the Latier-da- y Saint Woto be confronted by a bandit with They labor. The Lb- foil Of the charge of profiteer. and of the ro sionista. ha the West Virglaut con- - man in the Home. Her Duties ant ' to drawn who Proceeded intmopolist pistol. one of honor was in named tort were and on ferenze, to their Ramona:Mathes." way rovevat to This himself trreat of the and money help the first of the American dead in lotion did not like to be Dr. and Mrs. lAoyd Cullimore Brooklyn.. N. T., where the? will insultingly uables. Robbery is & serious attend the Revolution. the missionary school about entertained a number of Utah of to- convene I And having the farts, America summoned for his services. They crime, as is the impersonation there. at their home on Sunday guests are two to an him and thrilled officer, but when the needed Iron. , America had no seemed great Friend-S..1'1e ' evening. how to toll linked make wanted Ho his super-btogether they spirit Iron. Iron mines were yet a thing Mrs. German S. Ellsworth was found the tountr.- - deserted by crime, one that future generations Mr. and Alm 'Vernon Norr Openof the future. So a government set wagon b hostess at the weekly meeting or owners as the British were will place In a class of its el.'s. ed their to work to get, Iron ty govern. new Chase bome to tho Western Cultus club. Mrs. and often foraged Those guilt of such an offense a number ofChevy mental methods. They tried the very close Utah friends Batur- Ronold reviewed Edna Senator IA,-- 1 through IL He welded to tell how- should be held up a traitors, not day evening last The evening was Ferber"' Bulkley that thing Toting 'err ''So ' Mrs. Lita enrY Big. went afield and brought in, wag- to their country only, but. to the spent In Follette still cries for as hie father he playa'g games and a Wootton gave current events. The . did before him. They pent a cam- - one and got the ore over to the mce. night- supper was served. The club guests were Mrs. Alfred K. He war. wanted of tell to seat, Inhision out to locate iron guests included Dr. and Mr. Edgar Cherry, Misa Elizabeth Stewart. how he struggled and fought to B. Brossard, Mr. Fred U. Brossard. Mn. and mine it and smelt it. and thus Hugh W. Colton, Alias Ruth . Mr. and Mre. Arthur Mc6regor. Dr. accomplish thatbut he was only 1 Farewell is Planned gain weapons of defense. Ellswonk Mrs. L. E. McArthur. in dedown and - put the state toot- alMind And the Mrs and Thomas R. Mrs. 1 qf Rees., Mies and Grant. Mrs. Lona corner.mission duly moband investigiaed fendant's Fred Schow, Mr. and Mr& Joseph Hyde willMyra Worthy trial i For Mill Creek I he the boatese nest rumors about iron "croppinga", commissioners pridefully quoted f! at Britain Conrad Fehr. Mr. and Mrs..Elmer G week, omg I were when they w. Pratt and Mr. and Mrs. Parley young Men They duly went to one promising that wore Club Entertained.glad to hire out as wag- - a' site and began to dig. They made they Eccles. 1 f..On oners & quarter of the at feet in On Wednesday &setting Mrs. Efeet a hole by sight priceeight Sunday branch . ,.. the evening v.. , ;,,,,:... . stye and dug tM it was ten feet Livingaton paid such omen. Liv- ;,, gt premoency of the Church.- - effected 0.- Leatherwood entertained mint- k 11 dos the organization of the M. I. A. hers of the Western Cultut club ier. They bad not yet struck iron.1 ingstoo was extravagantbe- - had - - Say Is Mei Stscpreba ,11,--' ,i,,a paid extravagant wages to, wagon '''''',--; ..04 4 Cft Stanley. , McAilister was , apart and their friends at. the Congress drtvere---h- e ... till admit :,::02E,,;1 would have as 4. - provident. W. Wallace Xtel3ride Hall hotel. PianitArs under wetti ) 4"t'''''''-Vary COMO a SOW period of Prell that man. No man i as first counaeler. and Mr...Hugh to Organize a Utah women's Litrem The era of dissension. Four on his trial honest board had ever Paid 11, ' - W. Colton - as second eounaelor. erar7 society to offer aniopportu-- , et the eentutissisnare climbed be-up- inch wages for ,,eti,,-.,,,,.-, .,...,, drivers. Isaac XI. Stewart was made seem. vitty for club activitiei to the new wagon 6 of the bole. And began to Hero was skoldninterr. , fraud. . .,-v LIPI'lotr:e:Ato tary: Paul Hansen. siesiatant secre- Utah women in Washington. " , rats the other two that remained grant Livingstoo 4, must be oilier- Mrs. John A. Widtsoe arrived in ....P.,:' .71..:,..tary: Emersion C. Willey. chorister; in the hole digging for iron.I And led. be We can wa& John Q. Cannon. Jr.. leader of the Washington last week to intli Dr. duly ; 71.:41,1f ' ' The cry of "westing publis almost boor him mutter the 171e for Wititaoe few weeks prior to D. -- - '' ' - useasyg" I'll'i .N, had Caste Getirge wee raised. Two were sure : .) of "HMI and Mari le.,- .. o'''" previously been set apart as class their departure for the weaL Mrs. there was se iron there. Two were equrvaloot , Hs anawer tit tried none that of Widtsoe been has leader for the advanced classes. attending var. Q v sure the commission's methods Ills &censors and ,,:,,,,,4 ,t. .4, The young men will 'hold their ious educational conventions in investigator" had Cf.rit- wasteful. extravagant-- 4n were' over '4F.?:4' '4.. classes every Sunday Wed to operate an iron mine "c''1,40: New Tork City for the past ' wrong. Two remained down in the in war evening in lb. month. ' time as be had, and had rvi-church. The opening exercises will hole, so to speak. trying to carry never tried to. hire , 3v, Senator Reed Binoot was the wagon driver, precede tlib each week. on and "say it with shovels." , . i In war time as he had. and an 4,2...t, sneaker at the sacrament services - Soon they found themselves the Officers Nasned., conld not judge him. But here on Sunday lest. He took oc' sublect of black. scandalous. rosin- - they - him- Mrs.OA 4441or Odessa , rulltmort will casion to present a powerful refuthey Ow. .14,.. They sere the mew she the basis of their ownanyloriron as M. the L. of tation experioncee president of the ststemimts recenthr , were wasting the public money in Is . ,, . I. A. Mrs. Adrian A. Merrill was anneartris in various papers and pesos time Si colonists. i, that 'fool bole in the ground." ,,,- f. 1, He x as set first of to counselor MI spoke apart periodicals which deny that 'Ingratitude and So the two had not the bowl to y 44 . i'll- 41 'Injustice." and in the corn ,- - t - ' r',..' 01(1 , carry through. The six commis- spondence ''''' of George Clinton in the ,4" sioners duly marched 'even,' from .,,1:,."7 4 io, period there is a fin- hole in revolutionary that iron mine and t - ver - '' at petering-ouof cries ':,..,,Livingston's the ground about 12 feet deep and his defamers, and his re--I a ,';',,,'": eight feet "Witte at the top. And against quests for a blessing on his lob of of end the the thath government ' tree to front the when the totting story. ..........' - - - operation . ,, -.. .,,, ,, , British eoldiere and Stith ships army must have Iron. and nobody . ' OWEN JOICI CARLISLE. ' were- - on their way. Ameeice was else would tackle the job of get- - 1 need it des- going to need Ironand - A farewell testimonial will be What - would happen? r nage Ellectrk MUM , perately. held in the Mill Creek ward chapel 4 ,.s s happen--a. did 6 Well. something And at the mouth they were do- - Friday Novi 27. at $ p.m. for Owen something always has hapnened in trig an interesting thing- - They were John Carlisle who leaves ' ' the for .A .. the American way, private eiti- installing a huge electrio hoist and Dec. S. s tit ....0 gen took hold where the govern- drum. It was going to run out the British Mission 0 a will follow the proirrani Dancing ment lift oft care ore tinder war which E. D.. Invocation. includes; Back in the hinterland behind conditions. to Ilene going Merrill; tenor solo. Lloyd Creaford: the present Hudson river town of eetstaout at They the speed et ele-trviollt solo. Caroline Robins; read. lived a plain express trains. And Montgomery. so did a they trend Wiseman:Anntrumental .. , .. ' American. filled with seal for few days later. And I saw the over. log. we 'Wanda , and Ntewart trio, Gladm his country. Ills name was Robert held trolley Z. : across the . !..r. ' 1 Wright; -- voc1T (MeV-- Ilinclties , , believed highlands alsorunning -Levingston. to... "seeded and up ti" f brothers,: piano solo. Jeasie 4 America enuel have iron. and must bucket bucket of after K. remarka ; well; SI fly. ' have "molter and must make orefor war agatn.--fo- r a war that nearann; readink.Bishop - Levine Phater: ,,f'. reversed the conditions of 1770. Elo as the contmlission of the State polo. Manasah And who started ' it remarkg. missionary; IL ,... C. ,.. Too,lor. e - et New York marched eft the field all. and Livingetos . turned it over to suctespors Smith;. benediction, .1 -and abandoned all hopes of getting who Operated it in exactly- the f4 4 0 or a. Iron. Livingston took hold.- war.--wh-at loriaw on Docialism. t.1 of his fate? . Ile went to that same spot the Livingston , 4 Some day, somebody will took up - , 4i. oornnlisaion had abandoned. , He the I some American -- - Iron months ago. en the star,' genesis of locked over 'their hole in the I'llEttr-- AND MIL CSALIMIL; MIME. Mg and build him a monoment. If T goes...a study: eirele- - et women An - , ground--e- nd decidet they Were 011 hadnt ., old eine mon west --- -----the 04 of digging wrote to Zealand Ser. the right trac k. lie started nether letters of the revolution I'd never nerd became active in public affsAra Re Shaw to ask him for a coin. 'rooto4i. Nov. bolo less thin SO feet eway. . have learned the profiteering prehensive explanation of octal. The golden wedding of Frost. and has served as sheriff, school trusAnd here we come to the differ; Charge Mrs. Cherie R. McBride of Tooela tie and member of the state Jegand the public scandal that ism, The result la a book , mace between government opera- followed his achievement in mak. to be publielted with the sheitly char- was the occasion for a lion snit private operation. and , were Iron. family reunion homecominglialature. Rhoda Alice Lyman MoFor both,, buried acterheically Shiniest title of "The ier That bole in the ground the pit- - away . child of ?rest. Francis sa much animosity. and its IMelligent Woman's Citide to So. Bride home Nor.'20. -, - min sate American.- - bugle-enin Iteny friends and relatives 's- ib - 1 M. Lyman. was born in Beaver. product Si it ever drives- against clatters' and capitalism: started . in the, 'private American the 1St". old childhood they merhomestead at at In red the 'N. early deers of our land. way is still going !grove in this - In the Hudson - riVer bhp Iron Or face the , tu is West an illimors. streets. She South active First and .ed rily victorious American , 149th year .: , . Ft American lade- - ballast sunk with the hips ballast. army ...that had for tjie Church worker haring sPrred in taken Burgoyne to offer oongratulatitm of the past fifty official capacity.' in Sunday echool ad wish it for the British nearly ittrisonit. 'They retreated to New ltPlendid succors ' . , and Rene( society. Stopped and Started. seised them and they were sunk to York Cite,-en- d after the defeat of 'perk Mr. and Mrs. McBride were McBride. a member of the During the World 'war others avoid aloft's. ' This coecurred in- Cornwallis. Intel Sam duly oar's-tha son of Reuben Med in 1S71 and hare a family of same northwest rush thst oar- Used for bids for salving those Americans wanted Iron and - than Moo was daehortere and fire sons. alap of born shipe-eanto. Fillmore. from this old hole in the ground It sled the British. d Kingston, Mal sunken recovering their His boyhood watt spent 43 grandchildren. was brought up at a speed of lec- to learn that Burgoyne had. been iron ballast al junk- - The eentract The home was deco rated in till the early .greielopmeet of Kit. tric express train s. and attun-teby beaten while coming down from went highest bidder end so union at Albany, and this Pinta Iron of the revolution lIn county and southern Utah. He masons' colors and yellow chrysan-- 1 arial trolley to the waterfriont Canada fora ,t 3.11$1. to 1.09041 in 3..1ot where a. abandon themems. , took the where it $o they the Itattsoaa disappearld. speedy ship for ., te , CHANCES MADE AT , flan: Odeon' - , 'A.m. Christiana. 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Those who are not now regular subscribers may obtain one of these policies by paying the $1,00 registration fee and signing up- - - - - L.I. Foro-Payi- ng . Caution- -embalm betenteele nannifk4 In ekgr policy anataboat by tk 'Wray Wag er Masa lament all Amy Privato Mater-DelvA atalneettio. Car ay PI ,rb leaN be ' WW1& fine lamenre4 la Kea ear nee inivesia; am br Sebes ,Legiolstally Tlatewu Peeve limb ' Automobile, tel or APPLICATION- -- en aree-rero- wn a -- V . To David M. Ockey, , ableSe 0125000 (urn 0El .14 , . at IProt. d to-th- ' - , : s ,,, I I ale Feted., Pubstriber of Tito Ici,teret ewe sd lint eolettooe as web darlair lb. Po lirY PerS.NC Pivmee vows, um ouliserfpnost to Tao Domprot - tor:ewczoir;istr.-witkl-i .1 eehts,. 15 et obeys. 't -- - .Print or write plainly wills . ,Ase will blot, pontilk ..... . t !- ;.....,...; .... ; State Twta tt-O- to cuerteep.- - Weser Orewe Deturomeo Dept, Solt NOTE. 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Norbfba, Air. tbit Lbrot CeampreadDed Power imehoduyis blurb" onotahood orbits se a lballiroad MEOW of Will. 111 viollottom cot may itaihnitit. or say newolation of tb Itaff Cone. fur - The coverage is delhkitely restricted to trarel and pedestrians as enumerated in the policy itself. For Lou of Life at A - : , had tar- ried the Deseret News protection they would been paid S500.00. $750000 -- - If Any Otte of Thesé-- - Hire is.the Protection the - - . a 4',. "-tnen. ,1, , , The Deseret News offers to new and old subscribers a Travel and Pedestrian policy for $1.00 that you or any member of your - (way between ages of 15 and 70 may secure- to- protect yoti from auto accidents. 1,-- , t - ore, . t t One of the chief things in driving a tort-erecti- 4 atter a s I May Be Toot |
