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Show I THE GRANT8VILLE NEWS, GRANT8VILLE, HOF INLAND NORTHWEST Have Your Old Made Over Jewelry : ' Into New Pieces... Mrs. Emma Amelia Hawley, mother of Congressman NY. C. Hawley of Ore-- 1 gon, died last week at Curvalis, ut the age of 74. No evidence of foul play was found In an Inquest held at Reno over the body of Juck Moody, who met deutli by drowning at Mouuu Springs. The I. NV. NV. situation Is close to said A. C. normal in north Idaho, Hindman, assistant attorney general, who returned to Boise from the north lost week. Charles Moran, president of the Nevada, California, Oregon railway, expects to leave his home In New York soon to engage In railway work ns a commissioned officer behind the lines in France. Three persons were bndly hurt and 15 less seriously Injured when a passenger train on the RECOGNIZE ARMY AUTHORITIES THAT MONTH8 MUST ELAPSE BEFORE VICTORY CAN COME Russian Collapse Will Releaaa German Forces to Bolster Up Teuton Line on Western Front, Where American Troops Are to Be Engaged. Washington. UTAH. No attempt Is made tiers to minimise the seriousness of the situation In the war theatres In Europe. The United States Is in the war and will go through with it ; but any hope of a short struggle. has gone glimmering with the apparent almost 'complete collnpse of the Russian war It is perfectly safe to send your orders by mail. . BOYD PARK MAKERS OF JEWELRY IM MAIN STREET SAIT LAKE CITY BARGAINS IN USED CARS OUnwblln, vlndii Curantood Him cIim -mooing condition tff term, if wuMd by right pnrlitn. Write for detailed liM and detetije tloa, Uied Cii Dept.. kaadaU-Dod- d Auto Co Salt Lake City 50 t, nw4 to $000. Oregon-NVnshlng-t- Navigation companys with a freight line collided head-otrain near Hindman, Ore. A Seattle dispatch says the advance e guard of the countless millions of salmon that will enter the strait of Fucn this year is passing In, and mure than 500 fishing bouts are fishing off Cupe Flattery or lying In Nenh bay waiting for the big run. To assure prevention of a possible coal shortage in the northwest, operators In the Pittsburg district have been ordered by the national railway war board to direct at least 50 per cent of their product to luke points for to this territory. The venerable elms on Carson street at Carson, Nevada, are being cut down, and the people are entering serious objections. Asphult paving Is the excuse for the destruction. It Is said the roots will buckle up the pavement unless the trunk Is amputated. George Wingfield, millionaire mining nuin, banker and horse fauclet churging extreme cruelty and asking legul custody of both NYlngfleld children, filed suit for absolute divorce in the district court of Reno hist week agulnst Maude Murdock NYlngfleld. After listening to arguments on a demurrer filed by nttornoys for Ilulet d M. NY ells, Sam Sadler, Aaron R. E. lllce, charged with con to delay the execution of the selective draft act the case was taken under hdvlsement by Judge Neterer at Railroad FEW WOUNDS BY COLD STEELS & n machine. , The development was not unexpected by many army officers. When the offensive of July 1 was started by . Shrapnel and Shell Fragments Cause Greatest Trouble Owing to Greater Danger of Infection. sock-ey- the Russian forces, the most frequent comment heard here was that It was SADQ1X&ACK. MOUKTAIK Much Is said about the comparativeever wood first the made paper pulp unimportant part played by cold ly probably the dying kick of the old In the present war. The followIn America; here Is the marble used steel Russian machine. from the article on Surnow abandoned, from which passage quarry, ing For the United States the Russian In the New Internastone qsed in the erecwas the taken Military, gery, collapse may have an immediate and would seem to Intwo wlng4 of the national tional of the tion Encyclopedia, direct bearing. It will, If the German conditions had not changed From other dicate at that Washington. capital n general staff presses' its advantage, resince headIn the were much taken that 250,000 here respect quarries lease additional German forces to bolthe also that stones war; general government purchased by jihe ster up the western front, where the classes of wounds remain essentially to mark the graves of Its soldier dead. American troops are to be engaged. the same. Lee was the scene of one of the numThe German line in the west has not erous skirmishes of Shays rebellion, Shrapnel wounds are like those of been seriously Impaired at any point, the old round leaden musket balls, beand Is a very attractive village. officials here believe. cause of their low velocity they nre From Lee the motorist may enter Germans Improve Weakeet Front more frequently lodged in wounds than to route the popular Jacobs Ladder It has been noted, in fact, that the rifle bullets. Shell wounds, as a are a and route that the East, Springfield one strategic advantage gained in reclass, are much less frequent, but far formerly was a terror to every driver cent lighting was gained by the Germore severe than shrapnel wounds. "grades and Its of because its steep mans. Many officers here believe that Shell fragments cause complete deNow holes. It ruts and when a small sector of the British line struction near the bursting point, but os us new fine fine a Is highway! any In Belgium was overwhelmed the Gereffect less damage In more distant mountain highway In Europe, and Both shrapnel and shell mans improved their weakest front sones. backbone:-ocrosses Iloosac the the are wounds usually infected, because materially. That view is based on formidarange. In the olden days Its the missiles carry Into the wounds opinion that the only hope of decisive ble hill, with a grade of 22 per cent on attainments for the allies In the west pieces of clothing and other foreign one side and 17 per cent on the other, matter. The danger of Infection 1s lies In rolling up the German right even the to difficulties offered many increased because of the greater much flank where It reaches the sea in Belmost powerful automobile. extent of laceration. Wounds by bayogium. Now, however, through the expennet, saber and laqce occur so Infre If that acould be done, It Is argued diture of 1400,000 by the state, this be could quently as to be of minor Interest stamped bases that the hill Is avoided by a sweeping semicira war there the out and the only offensive instrument gion. cle at low grade. It; Is a beautiful 000 were wounds cold steel only by eliminated entirely of the Germans be Berkshire Is the most western coun- road, with a shallow stream rippling 98,000 wounded. Grenades, among or made Ineffective. ty in Massachusetts. It touches three over stones and pebbles, and deep thrown by hand, rifle and trench morSeattle. It would require combined army and states; Vermont on the north, New pools picturing the slopes a revival in late wars of an earlier Rev. NV. J. White, who went to Cali- tar, navy" operations," for it would be'necee-sarYork on the west and Connecticut on of the hills. It skirts broad ponds, practice, recently have been used to Gerto force a landing behind the the south. It is 60 miles long and con- passes over concrete bridges, crosses fornia iu 1849 and two yeura later en- a conspicuous extent In Flanders and man line and force the whole right tains an area of about 000 square divides," winds through forests and tered the Methodist ministry, died at France. wounds differ In no Their Rank back from the sea as a result. miles. The scenic delights of the along the sides of deep gorges, and is Spokane last week, at the age of 92 material from those of shell particular The-priuntil of ouch a victory against Berkshire, however, -- do, not stop at continually bringing into view new years. the last ;S5 years and subterranean mines. fragments batand German shore : the four years agor he was engaged In the state boundary lines. They extend scenic delights. and emand would be teries probably appalling, to the Hudson river valley in the missionary work la NVashlngton Where Grover Cleveland Fished. pACE QEATH fQ AID WOUNDED there is nothing to indicate that the pire Btate, to the Green mountains of northern Idaho. From Lee, too, it is easy to reach effort is helng seriously considered. Vermont and the charming rolling A new forage crop, said to be of Surgeons, Ambulance Men and Nurses the Tyrlnghom valley, one of the most more Allies Can Hold Line. western of Connecticut nutritive value than alfalfa and country Display Great Bravery In Work of In beautiful the the many and revalleys official In the early days this entire more fattening than clover, has been Reports from France, on the Firing Line. was home summer the Berkshlres. It unofficial, so far as known, give no gion was the scene of struggles with of Richard Watson discovered by A. 1L NValdo, a home-and where Gilder, done. he must be the Indians ; it did its full part in s trailer, near Sterling, Colo. The plunt cheering picture of what One of the splendid pages of this Bum- spent There appears no doubt that the allied war of the American' revolution, and Grover Cleveland stem ,la the .forni wars history will be written In letters I lms a oTthe ThiT'enJoy inauy'11eaved mer merit trout in Geris today a country of beautiful 18 crowued a laBe of gold on the scroll of what physl-cio- n line can stand against any force and pickerel fishing which this re--1 of gl)lke8 and fra claM. ambulance men and nurses have and clover uot unlike very flower many can bring against it. Even the homes, and noted for its remarkable affords. There Is a tradition that that manufacturing development . Russian disaster does not affect done. Lieut Harold Peat, a Cana- grant was where the the Tyriaghamplace, Perfect Motor Roads. situation. But to gather the necessary d In the started A which planer fire qian who has seen two years of man first learned the manufacIt is covered with a network of white auLumber strength for a successful offensive will on Grant of company the told French ice the front of ture Initiated sugar, being take time and ample sea transporta- perfect automobiling roads, so built Into the maple nt Harrison, Idaho, destroyed the en-- diences In Indianapolis that 97M per secret by the Indians. tion facilities If the United States is that their grades are not difficult in Lumber coin- - cent of the wounded men are saved, If one wishes to visit wild country tire plant of thekilnGrant to furnish the needed surplus of men, traversing the most mountainous sec- n Harrison and many of them are made so com- of the the dry n mountain. It was puny, go to tions. Jacobs ladder and the to pletely fit that they can return to the and then airplanes, munitions and food. spread company, Shingle Mohawk trail are the scenic famous at one time as the residence de- The transportation problems before of the town, business part firing line. It is not alone because of of Levi Beebe, the weather prophet, the district the United States, both on land and route for the tourist by motof ; there business entire the the perfection of surgery that this re- straying and here also Uved Colonel Jackson, ensea, are constantly increasing in scope, are trolley lines throughout the residences. suit is possible. It Is more because and trails the Revolutionary soldier who wrote uad many region, and e It seems certain now that whole rail- tire a of the are many there Because bravery and the sacrifice of great articles of capitulation at Sararoad systems will have to be set up for the pedestrian or the horseman, the and at Yorktown and their helpers. aliens nud alien enemies regia- geons j which were In France to give the American line all of which offer a great variety of toga In the early stages of the war, when &na (5rnwallTs. tered in some counties than in others, signed Ty Burgoyne made the dressing stations and the tempo- the Row of war materials and men pleasures. To Stockbridge is a pleasant drive Governor Boyle of Nevada has Pittsfield and North Adams are cenfor rary hospitals were farther removed that It must have to press home an of the quotas ters from which to start if It Is the in- and an Interesting one, for here may a rearrangement NYnshoe from the front, and out of the range attack. of Nevada, counties giving the Ice Glen, in which there be seen the tention to make a tour of the county a net quota of 213 Instead of of enemy guns, physicians observed although one may leave from Is a deposit of Ice the year round; 203 men who must answer he draft that a large number of soldiers were PLEADS FOR PREPAREDNESS. almost any point and find no difficulty also Laurel hill, upon which the first dying who, with Immediate attention, call to nrms. esColonel Roosevelt Desires Continua- in reaching a destination. There is village Improvement society was could have been saved. Many of them banks may loan farm federal The one .trolley line, beginning at Canaan, tablished. Stockbridge was where the tion of Universal Military Training, Inbled to death before they reached the of traverses the entire region, first industrial school In America was force Idaho to reduce Its rate state the Pittsburgh, Pa. Amid the cheers of Conn., that dressing stations. There was only one made from on loans where Jonathan Edwards terest thousands of visitors gathered here passing through twenty cities and started; and wrote his Freedom of school fund, according to M. C. Stott, thing to be done. The surgeons and preached for the International convention of the towns in four different states. land bonrd. their assistants, guided only by a sense tour from Pittsfield to Great Will ; where Cyrus W. Field lived register of the state have The Presiformer of Order Moose, Loyal recently of the high duty of their calling, did when he planned the Atlantic cable, Stott says farmers dent Theodore Roosevelt on Thursday Barrington, or further on to Canaan, and where David Dudley Field, the cancelled state loans in the sum of that thing. They moved forward, esImdeclared the continuation of universal to delightful. In Pittsfield one may dollars for the pur- tablishing dressing stations In and see the site of the meeting house over Jurist, and Supreme Court Justice several thousand In some and lines behind the their on, mediately out loans military training In the United States which Uved. pose of taking Fighting Parson Allen" pre- Field Instances erecting the! hospitals wlth-- u after the war is the nations only secontains a monument the like of lands with the loan lmnks. It men Berkled the he of sided when range of the enemy fire. headcurity against a repetition of unpreparwhich Is to be found nowhere In AmerSince the establishment of the battle of to the It shire Bennington. now has as such handicapped edness of the western division of the ica a monument erected by white New Mine Sweeping Device. the country in the present crisis and was in Pittsfield that the first agricul- men In honor of the red men. Stand- quarters Green River, NVyo.. Faciflc Union was and jit America in fair tural mine sweeping device, calculated held; A miracle to amounts a which, he said, was royally ing on the heights wjilch are crowned the town has felt the need of several to pick up and safely bring to surface General here Lafayette of national inefficiency. entertained on his farewell visit to by this monument a beautiful view of new business establishments to take any mines that may be la the path of Asserting that the United States America. In Pittsfield, too, is the the Housatonlc river Is obtained, as care of the business needs of the peo- vessels, Is now being attached to a government announces that (he preparto every reader of Long- it winds among the meadows of ple. Contractors who nre putting up number of ships proceeding through edness now In progress is temporary house known a large number of dwelling houses find the waters of the' war zone. It Is atin his of that fellow, and will be stopped as soon os the ' clock on difficulty in keeping men, the which stood The old tached to the bows and when let emergency is over, Colonel Roosevelt are operatKnew thieves cattle of Would Worst Bands stairs. down a netted projection extends a characterized this as a criminal reLenox is the house an child and ing In the vicinity of Lovelock, Nev., dozen or more feet on either side of affectionate to was road On the John fusal to provide for the future. occupied by Oliver Wendell Holmes, was never quite contented nnless he It lias been announced In a warning the ship. If a mine Is encountered. It with its famous Holmes pine, un- was loving his mother. One evening Issued by the merchants association of is picked up and brought to the surLands. Railroads Leasing Their der which the poet often wrote. A he was particularly generous with his that place to the cattlemen. The opera- face at a safe distance from the New York. Railroads of the west e little further on is Arrowhead, the bear hugs and just a little rough and, tions are said to be on a and middle west are leasing millions home of the late Herman Melville, as his mother was tired and perhaps scale, and their methods consist chiefof acres of their idle land at nom- where the Indians used to rendezvous. a little cross, she said : Johnny, dear, Where They Make Anchors. in driving cattle to districts where inal rentals, in an effort to Increase Near here are Uw Canoe meadows on wont you please stop pulling on moth- ly anchor does not at not known. are brands The the the food supply, according to a state- the Housatonlc, where the Indians er so and sit over In that' chair, or Includfamiliar Its resemble predecessor, all Louis Zakovlch, for' injuries ment issued here by Fairfax Harri- moored their canoes when visiting the else I might not like yon an more? and socket Joints ball with fitted is fractured clavicle, but nose, broken a ing Par burial son, chairman of the railroads John did as he was told and was bruises and contusion on his back, Instead of having a shank, and Is made places of their ancestors. board. On every hand are1 the beautiful quiet for quite a while, all the time chest and head, was awarded' $1288 by of a ver strong cast steel. . Most of summer estates of those who have looking as though he had lost his last the Industrial accident commission of the anchors made In the United States Explosion Kills Five. friend. Finally he said, in the most Nevada. Zakovlch was Injured when come from the vicinity of Chester, Pa. inherited or acquired great riches. on the to be An explosion Washington. plaintive little tone of voice ImaginUp and Over Jacobs Ladder. he was thrown from a descending cage The anchor, which Is supposed ten Cavite, Philippine weighs is A7 the world, in all that of submarine interMother, yoifte able, got the points Lee many largest presents and landed in a station in the Tonopab v men and five injured killed mer in which was against tens. Islands, Belmont mine July 17, 1910. est Here is the mill r three of the officers and crew. person who has traveled through the Berkshlres, that glorious range of hills that stretches from Vermont across Massachusetts into Connecticut, long famous for their historical and literary associations, what a wealth of pleasurable emotions is called up by the very name. The Berkshlres! The name stands for scenic beauties to be found nobreezes ; strolls where else ; to the homes of famous authors and other historical figures ; vast estates of multimillionaires; scenes of battle with Indians; and, withal, glimpses of many vast industrial plants, says the Boston Herald. It means, too, that the person who is familiar With books may conjure The Old Clock on up Longfellow's the Stairs, or Beecher's Star PaElsie Tenner, or pers, or Holmes the kindly faces of James Russell Lowell, Doctor Channlng, Herman Melville, and many other literary men, who spent their summers among these hills and wrote many of their most famous books In this enchanted reO ANY life-givin- at g rain-gouge- d Franco-Prussla- Flsler-man.nn- tree-covere- Dur-splrac- y Franco-Prussla- I I d y - -- ce ts . 1 I I I - serv-she- well-know- Bear-Tow- by-pat- sur-mor- - Berk-shlre- s, I - father-in-law- , ves-se- state-wid- te |