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Show JUAB COUNTY TIMES. NEPHI, UTAH We made six thousand BALLOT IS DENIED school pins last year an quipped jWe ,U- - m'mmm to 11 WOMEN OF EAST double that nany. ro-- m , 11 ...... j Our lactocy ia oo the piemiM. we uu Utab (old aad atlvet aod 70m money etaya out weal. ill Mase Is Park1 Skep it will ba Satiafactery. SUFFRAGE PROPOSAL DEFEATED NEW IN MASSACHUSETTS, YORK AND PENNSYLVANIA. MAILERS OF aouHoao teea SALT LAUB CJTT Ohio Refuses to Cloae Up Saloon, While Virginia Electa State Legislature Pledged to Enact Pro hlbitlon Measure. $35 New York. The voters of the Em depire state gave suffrage, emphatic manial In the voting on Tuesday. A jority of well over 200,000 New Yorkers voted against the proposed amendment to the state constitution to this end. At the same time they de feated even more unequivocally the proposal to adopt a new state constiretained their tution. Republicans majority in the assembly, naming 98 of the 150 mombers. They also won To the Expositions from Salt Lake City Proportionately low rates from all Utah ana Idaho points. elections, all of the congressional made necessary by deaths in three Only a few weeks until the Thirty first districts, the Twenty-sixth- , Thirty-sixth- . close. Tickets on and Expositions The voters of Massachusetts denied sale daily until November 30. women the right to vote by a major Limit December 31. ity of over 100,000. Samuel W. Mc- Call (Republican) defeated Governor aik Fot information any Agrnt David I. Walsh (Democrat) In the race 01 write for the governorship. Republicans also elected the whole of the state J. H. Maderfieia, A. C. P. A. ticket below governor. The Republi Salt Lake City cans, furthermore, gained twelve feats In tha legislature. The Progressive vote in the state was almost m g- 'igible. Pennsylvania administered another severe defeat In the aspirations of women to exercise the suffrage. The majority against this measure was es timated at 100.0UO. The Republicans elected a mayor of Philadelphia, Thomas B. Smith. Republicans made gains In four a governor In MKN ASU WOMEN. Now la the states. They added WANTm IIHrtlLU ti to Irarnilie tarbar trade. Bar- - Massachusetts, made general gains In mmmmmmm t in Special rata New Jersey and Kentucky and won Dow oven for i day. Otily .hurt Ulna required. in Newan additional Tools luruUticd and rnmi.iton paid while learn congressman Inn. Call or write Muler Batwr bcbool, U Coin-- York. l L bt.. ball Lake Ut. tan. Maryland returns Indicated that the Democrats had gained a governor. HE PLANNED TO RECIPROCATE Prohibition measures . were voted upon In Ohio and Virginia. The re Sam Wat Willing to Reward the Man turns from the first state showed the defeat of the measure by a majority of Who Recommended Him. about 40.000. while Virginia elected a state legislature pledged to enact "Well, what can I do for you, Sam?- measures In 1916 prohibiting the sale asked Jones as the colored waiter of Intoxicants. who usually served him at the reitaU' In New Jersey the next houe of rant entered his office. the assembly will have 37 Republican man p'al"I got a chance to change and 23 Democratic members. The Re Hon, boss. Kin yo' aay a good word publicans gained two state senators in Co' me? Say I'se bones' an' stch?" Tuesday's contest and the next senate a that "I know, of course, you're w ill be Republicans, 13; Democrats, 8. good waiter. Sam, but how do I know FERRY WINS AT SALT LAKE. you're honest, "Well, Jes' aayo' think I'se hones' Republicans Elect Ticket at Municipal Daftl do." Election In Oflden. "All right, Sam; anything to oblige Lake you." Salt City. W. Mont Ferry wn Thank yo boss, thank yo Tery elected mayor on Tuesday, defeating much. When yo' come ovah tomor R. P. Morris. Herman II. Green and row fes aur to .sit at man table. I'll Karl A. Scheld defeated A. G. Glauque aho't chock." Pathfinder, and li. K. Russell In the rare for glvs yo' while E. places as city commit-eioneThe. Doctor Knew. A. Dork made a walk away race for If some men are skeptical others city audiior. The Republicans elected their ticket place an implicit faith in the doc tor's prescriptions; and of these was In Ogdn, A. R. Hey w ood having been man In Limderlck. who went to the chosen mayor. P. A. Thatcher was chosen msycr of undertaker to order a coffin for Pat CouneiL Logan, while James E. Daniels w ill be "Dear me," said the undertaker, "is the next mayor of Provo. poor pat dead?" SIXTEEN DIE IN WRECK. "No. ne t not dead yet," answered tlx other, "but he'll die tonight, for Steamer Strikes Shoal and Is Pounded the doctor aay a be can't live till mom. to Pieces. log, and he knows what be gave him." Ore. The pasenger Marrhfltld, Chicago News. ileamer Santa Clara, bound from Port Not Her Fault. ;and to San FTantiaco. was wrecked Mr. Style When I married you I '.ate Tuesday on the south spit at the entrance of Coos bay, 17o miles south bad a fine bead of hair and ftioney. Mrs. Style Well, you can't blame of Aa.oria, Ore., and sixteen persons me for the loss of jrour money. You- arc known to be dead. Several are kers Statesman. mianing and It Is believed the loss will total twenty-five- . When the Light Came. The Santa Clara Is believed to have Their long acquaintance bad ripen truck a rhoal entering Coon bay. She carried foriy--igh- t and a ed Into love and be had proposed. ae:igcr when she left "Dearie," be akd. confidentially, crew of twenty-touwhtdid you first lca.n that you Portland Monday morning. loved mer Revenue Receipts Increase. "When 1 found that f became angry Washington.-Ordinarwhenever I heard anybody refer to receipts of government increased you as a brainless fcoob," she an the federal about $11,000,000 during October, com swered. rare 1 with that month lam Vear. their And It Was Costly. total being $55.34.1.113, The principal "1 bear that Crown's engagement to increase was ordinary internal reve. Grace has been postponed for a year. nue receipt, which an reae or about $9,800,000. What is the troub.e?" "Ch, she toid hiu her father liked Federation to tr Pescue. to p. ay poker." Phoenix, Ar!x. The executive hoird '"Well, what has thai got to do with of the Wetern Fedrraticn "f Miner "Why, he's been trying to learn the have voted to levy a mcnlh'y ment of one or two dol.ars on I s game." fnemberxhlp of abcut Sf.K'0 for lb benefit of s'riking cr.ppef miners In Diplomacy. "Diplomacy." remarked the observ- the C'.ifton Morenrl d. strict. ant person, "require thorough study Increase In Freight Traffic. "Yes." replied Senator ftorghum, Chicago. A general JrT'ae in "In order to te a good diplomat ra.lroad f r you've got to know the facts la or freight traffic en wesierTi indicates an datsnre prosrWo avoid saying anything which October perity for the nation, according to rail Kxght lead to their discovery. road analysis. Sly Teacher. Child Takes Fatal Oraught. Tnnfee We're thinking of putting t'tah. Within a few hour Ogden, en over to desk motto a your up nice drinking shout half a pint c.f courage the children. Mow would after whir-keyHerbert Hraoken. Syearoli 'Knowledge Is wealth do? Not at all. Tha chlldrsa son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ilracken. Tewcber died. The child found the bottie of know what mi salary Is. whiskey lying open a window sill. Wlsaing Tribute. Fir Dettrsye Orphanage, Msnsgor What's the leading lady Pa Sylvan Heights ffarriahurg. la such a tantrum about, Pes Agent She only got nln boa orphanage, Ibe largest Inrt'tutlon of Its kind In lite Catholic dlcee of cjaeia over the footlights tonight. was destroyed by fire TuesIsn't that enough?" Wreat seoit! but its day, Irj chiidrea er tr.arched Tit Bi's. "No; she jaid for too. 3 mtmt en-a- - r. r y . llar-Mslnr- ott tsMy. YES, RESIN0L CERTAINLY DOES STOP ECZEMA T AIDS WEAK KIDNEYS The aymptoma of kidnry and bladder troublea are often very Uiatreasing and leave the syatem in a condition. The kidneya seem to suffer moat, aa almost every victim eotnplaina of lame back and urinary troublea which should not he neglected, at these danger aignala often lead to duntjeri.ua kidney troublea. Dr. Kiltner'a Swamp Root which aoon heals and atrentrtbena the kidneya is a aplendid kidney, liver and bladder remedy, and, being an herbal compound, haa a gen tle healing eflect on the kidneya, which t almost immediately noticed in moat ca.ra by thoae who use it. A trial will convince anyone who may be in need of it. Hotter get a bottle from your aeareat drug atore, and tart treat ment at once. However, if you wish firat to teat this great preparation aend ten centa to lr. Kilmer & Co., Ilinishamton, N. Y for a sample bottle When writing be sure and mention tbia paper. Adv. run-dow- Allies took Marlakerke. Allies crossed the Yperlee and occupied Bixachoote. Montenegrins bombarded Catta- ro and advanced In Herzegovina. Austrian movement checked at Nadworna. Desperate fighting at Tsingtau; the city In flames. German squadron under Admi British ral von Spee defeated squadron under Admiral Craddock off Chile coaat; British cruisers Good Hope and Monmouth sunk. Turks bombarded Sebastopol. Nov. 2, 1914. Germans captured Messines. Allies took Ramscapelle with bayonet. Russians advanced on East Prus sia, Germans retreating on three linee. Austrians and Serbians In battle near novrye. Austro-Germaforces in Poland made another stand. Russians and Turks fought near Trebizond. Turks began advance on Egypt. Anglo-Frencfleet began bom bardment of the Dardanelles. Germans mined coast of Asiatic Turkey. Martial law proclaimed In Egypt. British admiralty closed North sea to commerce. n Compromise. Jlmmie'a mother had promised to give him five cents every day provided be would keep out of mischief. The other day when the boy came noma from school, she opened her purse and asked: "Have you been a good boy today, Jimmie?" The youngster hesitated a moment and then said: "I'll tell you what, mother. You give me two cents and ask no questions." When It comes to an alarm clock, no mechanical contrivance hna anything on an industrious housefly. h Nov. 3. 1914. Germans gained ground east of Soissons and Vailly. Allies checked Germane In Ar-gonne region. Belgians trapped Germans at Fumes by ruse. Austrians stormed Sabao. British oruiser bombsrded Aka bah, Arabia, and sailors occupied the town. Turks threatened Sues canal. sunk by British submarine mine In North sea. relief Rockefeller Foundation ship sailed for Europe. When all others fall to please Try Denison's Coffee. Nov. 4, vr " r Contents IS Fluid Drachms rTet ' - . I'M Food for Thought. "Will you have some of the cereal, dear?" asked the novelist's wife at The experience of Motherhood fa trying one to most women and marks distinctly an epoch in their lives. Not on un- woman in hundred is prepared or derstands how to properly care for herself. Of course nearly every woman nowadays has medical treatment at sucn times, but many approach the experience with an organism unfitted for the trial of strength, and when it is over her system has received a shock front which it is hard to recover. Following right upon this comes the nervous strain of caring for the child, and a distinct change in the mother results. There is nothing more charming than a happy and healthy mother of children, and indeed child-birt- h under tha right conditions need be no hazard to health or beauty. The unexplainable thing is that, with all the evidence of shattered nerves and broken health resulting from an unprepared condition, and with ample time in which to prepare, women will persist in going blindly to the trial. Every woman at this time should rely upon Lydia . Pink ham's Vegetable! Compound, a most valuable tonic and invigorator of the female organism. In many homes once childless thero are now children be- fact cause of the that Lydia E. Pink-ham- 's Vegetable Compound makes women normal, and healthy Children Cry For AU.OIW1.-- 3 Hf.K CXNT. AVctJclahlc Pivnrnlii)ntbrA.v sir. :idtini the Food and Itcgula-hm- i ittc Sloiiuk-hsan-d lUvr Is of Prorw.es s Uiticstion,('Jtccrfiil-nes- Ktst.Coiitiin Opiuia.Morpliiiic iur Mineral mi! Mrr 1?" Narcotic. AivIm A ra ,W - ,Smm . A M Viynml A pcricct Remedy fbrCmuJIpa-tion- . it Sour Worms. Sl(iivK-h.DuirrlhH-- revvrihrtess and AW M t . je - TV. K'- aW J- 1 "J 9 a fj CASTORIA is What for Pom Castorla a Castor OH, Is hartnlesa gnhstlrnto It Is plonannt. 16 porlc, lrop and bxtliliijr byrnps. nor contains ntritlicr Opium, 3Iorph.no other nrcotlo substance. Its ace la its guarantee. It dust roys Worms and allays I'cvcrlslincss. l'or more than Uilrty years lb lias boon In constant use for the relief of Constipation,. Flatulency AYlnd Colic, all Toelhinir Troubles and DUrrhtra. It reiralates the 8toumcl and ItowcU assimilates the food, glvlntr healthy and natural sleep The Cliildrcu's l'anacca Tho 2Iothcr's Trlcud GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of LossopSleeiv foe Simile Sittiuilure of J Trlt Cj Cf.XTAUR tOMCAJCi, KRW YOHK. In Use For Over 30 Years - British mine sweeper Mary sunk In North sea. England and Francs declared war on Turkey. England annexed island of Cy us. Turks won In KaraKilliaaa Tehan districts. f, Down. Enhanced By Perfect Physi cal Health. 1 1914. Germans repulsed at Arras and Arment teres. Germans made further gains In Argonne region and the Vosges. Ruselsns csptured Mlava, north Nov. Going The pastor looked over his glasses and shook his uncut locks. "Carrying out my originul declaration." he said, "I'm about to call the names of those persons who are now John asleep In the congregation. . tackpole!" There was no response. "John Stackpole!" The stout runn stirred again. "He down In a minute," he drowsily called. "Keep things hot for me." The pastor's voice rang out: "You're going down, all right. John Stackpole," he roared; "and things will be kept very, very hot for you! Let us now slug the ninety-ninthymn." OF MOTHERHOOD I Nov. S. 1914. r-- skin-troubl- e THE CHARM strong. rmwDUiP want advice writs te If yon special Writ ."n art. I'ye Itemedy Co., Chicago Sure. for illustrated Book of the Eye Free. Lydia E. IMnkbam Medicine Co. (confU "Do you believe that there Is a dcntlal) Lynn. Mass. Tour letter will If you are not prejudiced you are higher power?" be opeued, read and answered by not interested. troman and held lu strict conBdencsw "My dear sir I married her." Germans lost along the Yser but repulsed allies south of Verdun and In the Vosges. Terrific f ghting in Ypres region. Russians captured Bakalarjewo, drove German left wing back toward Blala and Lyck and die lodged rear guards from Kola and Pfzedborz. Austrians defeated on entire front from Klelce to 6andomierz. Japanese csptured guns and 800 prisoners at Tsingtau. Germans detested British in German Eaet Africa. Ruasia began invasion of Armenia. German cruiser York sunk by mine in Jade bay. Austrian cruiser Kaiserin Elizabeth sunk by Germans to prevent capture. American warship sent to Bel rut to protect Christians. of Warsaw- Are you an eczema sufferer? Do those ugly patches of eruptions start up and Itch as though they would drive you frantic? And have you tried treatment after treatment with, at best, only temporary relief? Then you are only gotng through the experience of thousands of others who at last found that resinol healed their sick skins for good! With the first use of resinol olnt-meand resinol soap the Itching and burning usually stop, and soon all trace of eczema or similar torturing disappears, even In severe and stubborn cases. Doctors have prescribed the resinol treatment for twenty years. Adv. the breakfast table. "Yes, thank you," replied the auA dollar unjustly gained cannot ho thor, absently. "You may give me Justly kept. about two chapters." D-- lo.-a'e;- ur SWAMP-ROO- YEAR AGO THIS WEEK Nov. 1, 1914. jBOYDJPARK JEVEUU rn-r-a PROYEN THE EUROPEAN WAR A and The Kind You Have Always Bought ct Cop? at Wrapper g 3 tha Critical Stage. The girl who smacks of freebneet English of the Diamond. In the National league Is an umMrs. Howell I understand your bus gets a good many smacks, borr.4) Vend Is 111. Is bis condition critical? pire who Is a stickler for correct de- thing! Mrs. Crowd la Critical. Indeed! portment on the diamond. In a game In which be ofTUiatfd at the polo rVhy, bs Is positively abusive. grounds early in the season, ss t hief Neither beauty, grace nor charm Is Meyers, the Indian catcher for New absolutely essential. The dill pickle York, ram to bat, certain of the Hus' Can Quickly be oveixoms by has many friends. ton players sitting on tb.-l- bench CARTER'S LITTLE to guy the brawny red man. In sn Instant the umpire had left UVLR PILLS. his place behind the ratrher and was Purely vegetable; act surely and -JfariTrrye. running toward the visitors' bomb1 wn i on tha jC.A ", r I proof. A bad back liver. Cure out "Cut them he personalities!" makes bard i outness, I'.;! "Cut out tht-personalwork harder. orderr-d- . ities!" All day the dull throb end As he turned away a hlch pitched tha sharp, voice filtered out through the grand- ivs, and Indiirestion. They do their duty. SMALL FlU, SMALL DOSE. SMALL rTJUE. darting pains stand behind him saying: make ou mis. Saturout "Cut them Genuine must bear Signature grammar!" era hie. and there's DO rest day Kvening Post. 1 -S.'-l flight. V. F V-Maybo It's Country's Output of Stone. Production of stone in the 1'nited ro,lf dally States In 1914 reached the enormous HSHtR'8 hurts the kid- - value of 177.412.292. Figures made HAIR CALSAM Ur for Jarr public recently by the geological surrin Jolting. vey show that the ortput was the . a ans.t ,nwr t lifting, reachand many other largest of any year prior to 1SI2, end ing; darnpnea was less than lhat do weaken strains them. year. only slightly Cure the kidnors. t Dosn'S Pennsylvania produced more than I" Kidn-Tills. Thpy bava helped per rent of the total output. Vermont thousands and should do as well was second with a total output of for you. over t per cent. Beyond The Wretchedness of Constipation r Can't Do the Work 1914. Allies retook Souplr and cap tured German trenches on the Meuse and east of Verdun. Battle rsged around Ypres. French trapped Germans in Ar rat. Russians reoccupied Jaroeiaw. Austrians retreating along entire Callcian front. British ships shelled Belgian co a it. Turks bombarded Bat urn. Austrian airmen dropped bombs on AntTverl i7 A kin L ff ri -- rj 't, . y -- -- Placing Him. Pop" Weiir "Is the weather man tha man who predicts what kind of weather we are gotng to have?" "No. the weather man predicts the kind of weather we are not gotng to have." Cquivecal "Are vou m favor of this sntl irg rrtis'1e eenaiftlt i gsl3s DOAN'SW SOal Storrs nil f ai wonid the practice," set my m!if. H k fare The Profits. "Do yo-- J think It Is profitable for a man to be a chauffeur?" "Well. It is a business In which ha ran certainly manage to raise tha duat." '' ft t f W. N. U, Sa ifi I'l'mrp.ni a !t afct ,t. lina H'trrmn. Lake City, A a- At'r f'.d f,f at aiml i.'.n if hi r. 45-- 1 1S. j liri 'mi a. mjraeJL i msv V The Right Place, "Where was it the students of this college had am h a broil IsM year" 19 r""1 'I g'teas tt was on the gridiron." a r,t tkm m mi- . TRAPPERS f eaKo .euh el m.k 7m trv faar-- mm |