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Show ASTLE QAlfe. COUNTY PROGRESS, IN THE SUMMONS. DISTRICT Pourt of the Seventh Judicial trict. in and for Emery County, State uf Utah. Adelbert K. Warner, plaintdefendant, Warner, vs. Grace iff il'MMOXS. The state of Utah to said You are hereby sum- deferidant: ir oned to appear within twenty days fter the service of this summons upon vou, if served within the county inwhich this action is brought; other!e within thirty days after service, Dis-jan- d and defend the above entitWl action; in case cf your failure so to do, judgment will be rendered against you ,according l0 tne demaud of the com. piaint which has been filed with th This action is clerk of said court. brought to recover a judgment dissolv- lng the marriage contract heretofore existing between you and tne plaint- iff. J. X. PovVERS, Pluimiff's At- Postoffice address: Green torney. Kiver, I'tah. First pub. Aug. 14 last Sept. 11, 1920 Itpal vu IU Ui 1U3U an ies at all tiilics. ivjiivio 1 ji invu.o ci 1 1 Printing of Quality In v Prices Paid for all Kinds of Hides and Pelts I ml P7 if rf W fill i AT PERRON MERC. CO Pounds of Salt 7 Cans Milk Bacon for for of Pink Salmon for 3 Cans 2 1- -2 bounds $1 $1 $1 Mill's Drawers and 4 3 I Shirts COMMENCING Union Suits for Men's Shirts for for Break-fa- st tor 7 Cans for Tuxedo Percale 3 Yards 3 Yards Gingham Bacon for 3) I 14 Bars White Fly- J? I er Soap for 14 Bars Hand Soap for 2 Pounds Our Best Coffee for Five Pounds Sugar Proposed Constitutional Amend ment No. 1. Holland; Just as has filed notice of intention to make three-yea- r proof to establish claim to the land above described, be-- I fore the clerk of the district court at Castle Pale. I'tah, on the 30th day of September. 19 20. Claimant names as witnesses: 11 K. Huntsman. J. F. l.ar-.-Oscar Nelson. 1! R H untsina n. ..II of H :ol"LI I'.iiou. I tail. HLAKKLV, ReKisi. i lirst pul... Aug. 2s last Sept 25, 1920 at 3 DALE KITCHENETTE i j nM.r3 Sandwiches and Cake and Coffee at any time of the day or evening i Proprietor UJ WJ Fresh Cakes and Pastry Arc Replacing Gondolas In and Even the Windmill Holland Disappear. ut MEAT MARKET THE UNION ANDREW JOHAN&KN, Highest Venico, TURNS THE EARTH .Vntorbouts In Venice, replacing the gondolas are uot the only mechanical NO TICK KOK IM. BI.H ATIOV profanation that Is coming In to disp-j.olof the Interior. V. S. future AtuerlCiiu traveler In EuOffice at Salt Lake Oily. t'tah. Aug-- j list 17. 19.:". Notice is hereby given rope. A letter from Amsterdam tells us tlifU the Lutch windmills are being t fVi mn. that Hyrum P. Utah, who on April 30. 1917, made replaced by mills operated by steam .Homestead entry No. U207T.2, for swV and electric power. Every year some swV Sec. 31. Tsp. 21 south. Range 7 of the old windmills are burned, and east: See. tf. Tw p. 22 south, Time may are not Sec. 1. Twp. 22 they Range 7 east; south. Range t east. S.i! tl.ake meridl-jan- . come when a few windmills will be trade our specialty Out-of-to- Motor-boa- t nivnivV nene1 Meats and Groceries for the County I GASOLINE titAt? for Bovs' Blouses (t4I $4 $&4I (J I 4 I f4 for Ladies' Gingham I I'nderskiits for Ladie's Purses P I for Ladies' White I M lar Set Ladies' Hair Mb- - &4 I bons for $1 $1 $1 $1 5 la When Better Motor Cars Are Built Buick Will Build Them I treasured as relics In similar structures are still preserved on AqttUlnevk and Nantucket islands for their curious Interest, snvs the Boston Transcript. Already windmills of American construction, with steel funs arranged In wheels. Instead of the picturesque old wooden arms, hnd begun to make their appearance, even In Holland. T'te metallic windmill with the revolving wheel. Is more pic turesque than the ordinary steam or water power mill, but It I not so pic turesatie as the old wooden affairs On our western prairies and plains the tall windmills, with their big metfii wheels spinning hlah In the air. are Indeed a tine feature In the monot otums landscape, but even they are In danger of yielding to the process of mmintne water by means of gasoline motors. The power of the wind, to lie sure, costs nothing, while that of the gaollne motor may cost a good deal, but there are times when no wind blows, and the householder tires of waiting for It to rise. Less and less we are content to attend upon forces of nature. The beautiful sails are vanishing from the seas, to be re ttlaeed bv belching smokestacks. On land windmills give place to structures operated by 6team and electricity. The stalwart oxen are no longer seen at tho .minor's nlow: it Is gasoline that turns the earth now. Homeward the unwearv motor barks Its way! FAMOUS Bell CHIMES RING AGAIN of St. Clements, In Old London. Appeal to Children, as in the Olden Days. "Oranees and Lemons1" rang out ot the old bells of St. Clements on tlv. last day of March on an evening a fine as anv during the finest wintei London has ever known. The hells rang, but few heard them, prevented it by the roar of the Strand tratlie. was the first time the old nursrrj thr rhyme had been rung out from om while. a very long stpenle for hundreds of school children, who had been invited to attend the church, filed out at the close in small processions ntioted ncrnMs the streams of traffic bj Kvery clilbl the London policemen. rniiied an orange or a lemon, a gin which made un to them for the fain' tones In which the voices of the old bells reached their ears. Down the streets with the historic nnmes runnin? from the Strand to the Thames. St Clements music was more audible, the sound carrying over the noise and mar nn,i into the offices where anybody with n turn of mind for antiquity, has hut to throw onen his window to beat the sound of a bell cast in the year 01 the Spanish armada. SO. EXATE JOINT RKKOLI TIO joint resolution proposing an amend merit to Sertlon 5 of Aitii'lt 11 "1 th Constitution of the State of l'tnh. re latins to niunleipfcl eoi ui t l.tiis B it nrted by the leislslat lire v.ite e the State of I'tah. s the members elected in the tw liouoes cotuuirtng therein: BAtHAn Tht It l nroniJied t amend Section S of Article XI of fit Conetitutlori of the State of I'tah. r that the same will read a follows. Sr K rorimra'ions for nuiniili'a purposes ehall not he cre.ited by specis The I.eplf lature by petiera law laws shall provide fir the Interpol a tlon. organisation and classification Cttles and towns In proportion to pop Vlation. which laws may be altered amended or repealed Any city may frame and adopt n eharter for t's own Kovernment In t h follcwinn manner. Th legislative authoritv of the olt s vote of its mem may. by bsrs, and upon petition of iialtfieo per cen lectors to the number or 9f all votes cast at the next preoed lng election for the office of the mayor, shall forthwith provide by or 4lnane for the submission to the elec Shall a Com ois of the question mission he chosen to frame a eharter? The ordinance shall require that tin question be submitted to the electors at the next regular municipal election The ballot containing such question Shall also contain the names ot canfli dates for members of the proposed Commission, but witnout party assist ration. Such candidates shall be nom Inated In the same manner as required by law for nomination of city officers If a majority of the electors voting tn ttn miiktttlon of olioosinar a Com mission shall vote in the affirmative then the fifteen candidates receiving a majority of the votes cast at such election, shall constitute the charter Commission, and shall proceed to frame a charter. framed Khali be sub mitted to the qualified electors of the City at an election to be held at u tin tn bo determined bv the charter Commission, which shall tie not less than thirty days subsequent to its the eompletlon and distribution among lectors and not more than one yeai from such date. Alternative provisions may also be submitted to b'oted unon separately. The Commislon shall make provisions for the iistrlbutlon of cop'f.R of the proposed hnrtor nnd of a ri v alternative provi sions to the qualified electors of the flays oetore city, not lessnt than sixty which t Is voted upon. k. nloMinn Such proposed charter and such alicr- aatlve provisions as are approved ny malorilv of the eleili is votiiiK there on thai! hecoiv.e an organic law of uch city at such time as may be fixed therein, nnd shall supersede any 11 1 two-third- ,ro NO. 5, resolution proposing an amendment n S Moil 7. Article 13. of the of the State of t'tah, relat-m- ii to ta rales for State purpuses. Me It by the Legislature of of all tin' State or I'tah, the members elected to each House ciu-ii'ing therein: Seel ion That It ts proposed to tniend Section 7, of Article Mil of he Coiitiutlrn of the State of t'tah o that the mt me will read as follows: Th- - late of taxation on prnp-rt- y Se. 7 for Stale purposes shall never x et d S nulls on each dollar of io be apportioned as follows: mills on each riol-a- r 'ot to exceed 4 of Vi 'liiatioti for general State purposes, not to exceed S mills on each dollar of valuation for district schooi purposes, not to exceed 'j mill on each dollar of valuation for hii;h ichool purposes, that part of the S a'e. 'ax apportioned to high school purposes shall constitute a fund to be ailed the High School Fund and shall iie apportioned to the cities and school districts maintaining high schools In he manner the Legislature may provide And .whenever the taxable propthe State shall amount to erty within JlOO.flrtO OitO 00. the rates shall not exceed on each dollar of valuation tw s mills for general Statu xnd s of one mill for purposes, and such lew school purposes, high as will for district school purpose which, added amount an raise annually ,n nrHa. Clala funds available for dist rict school purposes, equals $25 00 tor efoji person or scnooi age m on State shown by the last preceding school census: unless a proposition in increase such rate or rates, specifying the rate or rates proposed huh ion time during which the same shall he. levied be first submitted to a vote of such of the qualified electors or the State, as. In the year next preced- m ing such election, shall have paid property tax assessed io nitimof vno.n those. (he State, and thell '1 majority Vflt S 111 fSVOT ..il Ih.r.nn be as manner Ruch in may pro thereof, V to fotl-stnio- two-thlnl- s 1 val-K-tl- four-tenth- two-tenth- I law. The Secretary of State is rtt- his nronoscd amend ,w,n:. ment to be published as reqti.rnt bv the t onst it ution aim 10 oe to the electors of th" State at Ihs nix! irenera! election in the manner provided1 by law c,,,. if noornveri bv tne electors vided ii Sec .t..,i y in of'the State, this proposed amendment shall take ettect on i ne ist nay m Jan uary. Approved March 18, 191. Proposed Constitutional Amend ment rvo. J. SEX ATK CONCVntlFXT IIESOI.I TIOV Ml. fl. concurrent resolution providing nil amemlmeut to Section 1, Article NIV, of the ('(institution of the Slate of I'tah, relating to State debt limita- A Ml'feetinir nil 1'iwx JOHiT BKSOLITION 4KX.4TK A two-lhli.l- Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 2. tion i ami sovcrnioem of the oriranl.a-tioHe It enacted by the Legislature s of all iuch oit winch are now in miMmi of State the I'tah, vithln thirty oays ;mmt therewith the members elected to each of ths a one of such charter it nni.i..u-j- i two Houses concurring therein: and mavnr the certified by as adopted, men oj i luSection 1. That it Is proposed to idtv recorder and auinem nhe made in amend Section 1, Article 14. of the conof such city, shall teal ....11... tA anil rlf.mCOtd Oil" In ttlC Ot' of the State of I'tah. so that of State and tiie stitution lice of the Secretary will resrl as follows: same the neenor tne ny ther In the offi e an Section t. To meet casual deficits courts mmn tr. and thereafter or failures In revenue, and for necesludicial notice of t.uch charter such to charter sary expenditures for public pu.pones, may Amendments any th erootlon of public, buildby tho chart- - Inciiidln be framed and submitted Skin Graft to i as manner tua sr,me Unnecessary .AMH,i,,l.,n ... v. for the payment of all and r ings, or assumed bv tna . When much skin Is destroyed in provided for makingmeof charters,e uu- the Slate may coniraci uno.-.ny s hnma a common resort ts skin graft. may he proposed a in tne agregaie m .mya of upon the rot city exceeding 2 per-sithrlty Tote thereof, or by petition of quailftn( jmPi an amount equal to applied either In small Isolated patches to a nnrfiher eoufil to one- - nentnm or the value of the taxnt i or electors surface, the over to grow gradually s """" " oy to" im oovv.., property or ine tenth. . or tne total vote election, and na.nc,Bmt,nt ff.r State purposes.r.rI,uir,(y In pieces up to two or three inches I n el rrl n IT of SllC'h ln, . ,1 rv.a n f mav b u Submittha all ommro tn cover a large portion or and ,ie,tednf ss. But the State shall never at the next reurular election, medical recent a At rue nf tho wound. contract any lnoenreunenr, majuni) having been approved nythereon, shall tn ,ht, next Section provided, tn ex- the electors voting ,... meeting. Dr. FX G. Beck of Chicago tf nom n or cnancr tne a ot amourn, aim stl, become f(,ss part called attention to a process of culture time fixed lu such amendment and or;nfc froni loans herein authorized. hull he certified and filed as provid shall be applied solely to the purposes skin may be made to grow hv for which they were ooiitmco. sur-oed In case of charters. over even large without grafting, " see. o Tho Secretary ot Its charter under Each forming city th s pro the granu herc-bis directed to submit"',',-and ia tho wound heals shall hereby have, Section this .. of t electors o tn the n.onHmen ..,.,1 all ih mitboiitv to exercise latlons at the edge of the spreading to municipal affairs, the State at the next general election 'relntins in powers ct-tbarrier elevated law ntuce an Its In the manner provided by f,0ch adopt and enforce within are. and to local If adopted by the electors Sec. 3 police, sanitary ano o limits, Its way and if these granulations 'VH this amendment shall talis io' of lviiiio-the State, in not rcuiaiion uou. lar as every or ef(pr.t January 1, 1921. removed as often law, and no enumeration anv general a lm r.olnt'a Own skin is given powers In this constitution or Approved March IS. 1819. law shall oe oeemeu m 01 v. 011ri mnr he watched spreading au.oo..., the general siani . onttro surface. A protective strict Const tlltional Amena- hereby conferred; m P,nnnefl the not r tnciuue shall often promotes thority n, aoo'irn or i h ame A XT r ir i s of pub- covering of paraffin returns lie utilities so long as such regulation replacement of skin witnout g.uiuu Is provided for by general iaw, no. . . to limit or res.i oi woe.-v.ruu i imici SEX ATK deemed - i AiBioinrA in matters of puoIk: Iron Germs. i o . muc or de Is inrcresi, ui general in tho ?nme manner that coral to State affairs . an upon the A concurrr,. rived from certain minute The pewer to be conferredinclude r,f tho shall nillfli'ijiiiii who flourish in the Soutn racinc j Cllles by this Section the State of t'tah by amending Sectrom following: obtained are ores to tion 5. Article XVI. relating rights certain iron In(a) To levy, assess and collect the of action to recover damages for nnrtirular microscopic organisms, taxes and borrow money, within tn death. . nw. resulting by limits scientific geneiai juries discovery. Tk.i io fho lntest . i. prescribed ,nr collect snecial assessments Be It resolved and enacted by the legwhich promises interesting develop for benefits conferred. islature of the State of t'tah. ser- of all the members elected to b) To furnish all local public own, ments. construct, hire, to purchass. ices; these of the two HouseB concurring germs each that been proved It has and operate, or lease, publb: of maintain local tn extent and use; to, therein: utilities, not only aid in the flecomposition v.,, ,icmr,a t Ion or otherwise, Section 1. That It is proposed io chalk rocks and in the formation of amend section d. Arncie within or wunour ine cm fomio active an pursuch part for any and limestone, but play - tltIltlon o( thP ptate of Utah, so that property necessary mposet to restrictions Iron-or- e ,,,, eubject poses, f,iall read as follows: deposits. of in the forming made been have cultures Laboratory comt and to the con- - shall never be abrogated of bacteria which deposit Iron and in the exercise thereof subject waters surface in both pounds mine water hundreds or ieei uuue. and slimy ground, and the hard crusts Inr V.V- fllf. water-supilocal hv-puDltc improvechoke up masses that (c) To . make Section 2. condemnation, oMilm t.ii.A be ineiuii to composed directed to submit this proits cor- herebv amendment pipes have been found or otherwise, property within such to the 'f imposed' for "iron these necessary of election pacieria. limits t millions porate he state at the next general law. an to also acquire and provements:kn nctoii for anv such im- - in the manner provided by Sec 8 If adopted by the 'lectorssell or lease such provement and toi un Nothing Green In Death Valley. of the state the amendment " excess ; property ;anullry 1st. 1921 The natural vegetation of Death val oraer to piotei. ou October 9. not provement. mere is Approved and stunted, scant Is ley on the (d) To ln ie and sell bonds a green thing that grows there naturalare of a uUHt"Sw".JrS?erthe Bennion, Secretary of !, Harden ly. The thorny mesquit trees thereof, or- Sta'te. tl the State of Utah, do hereby yellowish-greetinge; so, too, are the Jltv or of the Inrevenues the case of a pub- certify that the foregoing is a full,Is both. Including. stating the grease bushes, while tbe sagebrush and oorrect copy of all Constllie utility, a franchise of color or the ..".. ki,h tn case of fore tru(j i.indments proposed ofby th either a yellowish gray tutlonal operate may tho the the purchaser called closure, and special sessionssame apround A goird little regular allies. such the uumy. as 1919. can .r.trlilature the of some of State is V In mv office. . desert apple grows in 2. The Secretary sod no to submit the It turns yellow when ripe and hereby directed hereunto yons. witness whereof, I havethe exceedemendiTieiit to the electors of theinState Or eat the setin mv election has a thin meat within that is hand and aff'xerj next general the at this tali cactus that grows manner provided by law. of t The State the bitter. of Seal ingly 1920. is If adopted by the ejeators See 3 bevond the valfcy In abundance shall d tv of September, amendment this HARDEN BENNIOX, this State, of of . tbe vegetation (Seal) tfl In short, here. 1st, on rare izi. January In take effect even scant, u 30, 1919. Oct. 28-terribly tast IrU-sratio? March 18, ma . Au. Approved ycaiu swI comparison with the uojav" two-third- m ur two-third- i, M td I .: rti" ' .?J wf j to- f m m 1 - t The Hoick wV v -- y IluJd ,,i n i'"' Reliance Auto & Supply Co., County Agents i. - . DALE, UTAH CASTLE . . - - ... - KSwrf two-thir- j t . .s - - - - , r ' - , , ' - r , i, . "i'.' -.- - tu ; - lAff , ' - ! - orTf'Uue - ; . 0 We Carry a Complete Stock of Goodyear Tires and Tubes r.th -- r. |