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Show UTAH COUNTY FAR BELOW PHYSICIANS JUffi GAINING - i f ' $ t !b m a NT NEEDED TO PUT FLU CONTROL OVER SPANISH ;b- - U1'" ' LIBERTY LOAN OVER TOT Provo People Must Use TRAIN KNOCKS Epery Precaution To 1170 BOYS OFF TRACK Keep Disease in Check i ! r- - fT i' 4 't? I Withbetween - V j and 70 caaes of GRAHAM IS Spanish influenza reported la Provo, lie there U o slight improvement in the city and with the , full aupport of &e people the "backbone" of the wfli hav been broken witnin LOCAL COMPANY the next feW days. During the past two days, there has .been a smaller Increase in cnees than .previous and! the attacks are lifhtT Tew real bad! M. H. Graham has been appointed esCP have developed In I Provo, that captain of the, Provo company of the cl PoUcemaa 'William. Johnson prob- - National Guard of Utah. This in-ablr being the "most severe." I formation was given out at the of-. Clty Physician W. T. Hasler ren.en. adju- pounce-tod- ay that the people must'1" of M,or ' adopt more stringent stay--f thorn tant general of the National Guard rules. "Those suffering with coughs Utah yesterday.' 60 Utah county Is not ever Last night when th check-u- , MA10R BOURNE IS -A- county was made the PPOINTED t6 p GOLONEL short practically committees the outlook OF UTAH REGIMENT ttp7 s ths county All cd 1170,000. are working to hard mi fairly good provkttn, . everybody doa full shave, tafc. only with the greatest effort wOf w William C. be able to paas the mark and ntaa3 wlll ParU, Oct. 17.- Colonel Clareac LeRoy Knudsen, the f , Thomas M. Pyne. Webb has been transferred to comwith the leader in th great Fourth son of Mr. and Mr. Herman The above photo shows Thomas M. mand of the 143rd artillery of Cali, 8. H. Dr. Mrs. and ion of Liberty loan drive. Pyne, , Knudaea of this city, and Rex I 51 aa- - the who recently received the ap- fornia, better known In n laUrvlew with - -U it Pyne, Onatg Colonel Le- a young boy from Pleasant and Lieutenant Chairman A. P, Merrill thla moaning, pointment of army field clerk at Grove, had an extremely narrow es- Camp Merritt, New Jersey, lie writes Roy Bourne has been promoted to we learned that Utah county In of colonel and to now in comcape from death yesterday afternoon that he it enjoying his work in the the rank still short' of, 1U, quota , When they were struck by a south- army very much, although Il ls Very mand of tks 145th field artillery which must be raised within the - ;.v next two " :: - (First Utah). bound Baft Lake Route train. --'The stringent days. ' Provo lacks 352j60 to trainstm in Utah artillery The to were tows from the In reaching its quota.' Unless boys coming ib ing behind the Knee and tt to under- subscriptions are very Knudsen farm and "did not see the materially stood that the regiment will remain approach of the, train until they were PEACH CROP VALUE creased during the next twe dayv in training tor at least three worts Utah county will tall te do tin dwtjs.. right on the track. Both boys were before ft will be moved up to the thrown In the air and the buggy was The county chairman has receive? fighting treaty Members of th special HALF A The smashed - to kindling - wood. appeals from State Chadw command are working diligently and horse was jdao so badly injured that man Grant to do everything poaaCSvV are looking forward impatiently . for to' orereubserfbe in Utah should not go on the street or even I it hsd to be killed. : UTAH 7 county; Uie Vuard CQUIITY LEf (he time to come when they will rewere pkked up end hurBoth to 'their offices until they have call-been boys sent te bavt 8peclal appeals have expected - Mr. - Graham s - ap-- ried to the Provo ceive order to proceed to the front ' hospital d- a 'physician to ther homes. Manyi banks towns general are ponsiier--abl- y and that ' The new commanding officer of behind in their subscription. cases, have been spread through the pointment for some time na setkm wherp their wounds- - were dressed. With more than 425 cars of to. and haa Jong from- - s peaches sent out of Utah county the 145th artillery adjutant V general The Knudsen The war situation is such that thecity 7, because those afflicted with was taken by most of'the beenTone 850 popular bfft cars the from and very Might cases have spread the until yesterdays "At the mule" el- number of severe bruises and scratch- this year county cannot afford to fall short am cers of the organization. He has In the loan. The psychological .germs of the ' dread disease among ection held by the members of th es and the Barnum boy was shaken state, the crop from the state from n enlisted man Shoes with whom tber have been aa- - Iocah company was up :snd 'brUlped badly. However, ounted to over 3500,000 for the year worked his way Mr. Graham In Germany of an feet and many peache brought, aa bgh In the old Utah national guard to the tloa hare would be equivalent to to . ' soctated. ' thought to be the unanimous choice neither boy waa'seriously hurt' and regicrack aa 31.90 per bushel.. The early con- command of Utah's both are able to be out oday. Dr.' Hasler 'states- - that - there is of theboys for the captaincy. ; severe defeat,, on the - battle , tleUL old Utah In the ment of artillery. tract to commission men were of spreading the di- ' Captain Grahams military expeare agvTh government, official really low as 90 cents per bushel In some guard organisation he waa captain of sease to all members of the family rience dates baric to 189$ .when he American etttoens to to all pealing, ' parts or the Mate. Conditions were th signal corps and when the guard do their full duty, and any man or if proper precautions are used. The urns elected captain bf the first comfor th shipper waa converted to cavalry and .sent to woman who falls to subscribe tor 3 ' ' favorable more also person afflicted should be' isolated in pany of tbe National Guard of Utah and the crop was - handled with leas th Mexican border he served with of the bonds they ton posafMy eager a room and 'the rest of the family to he organised in Provo. It , was when the I ' j help and greater dispatch than was that organisation. .Later, aa anything .The person' who attends known as Company L In those days . kept away. be cannot be Into converted was artillery, tost of fruit amount guard same year. , the the wear 'should gauss mm-tXX-the patient er. the boys were not paid to drill, nor v The ,farmer are .working hand .to, became j. 4 sr; com- front need our help. Let us do mask wh ever- - entering the room. suitable were tvT furnlabef wfch R. V. Twelves has "writ harvest their . Corporal When Colonel R. W. Young, complete apple crop Stuck together duty here. , LiL; 1st to excellent letter the tan . offfeer of tie artillery following the trait manding frost before the tt triples for more than three years. , CTton damages J To date approximately 75 per cent Camp Kearney, was promoted to th it easy far the commanding officer wonld have hla mother; iL.. X45ih Field Artillery sl of th apples have been harvested rank of brigadier general,. Major to meet the expenses of a diG hall 65th Brigade, - good to get Bourne was elevated to the rank of is outlook health state fairlyand the Ward of tU Rs2r ' " .(Sunshine Divisional out of his own pocket, ffigty met bethe at thaf hwy eonstltpted a large comthe entire crop picked before the lieutenant colonel,' and now he department spant a portion 1 Dear Mother and of regicommand the My in Family: first . comes also are 1 frost comes. Th price, week In Provo and assisted In get- pany. Today we must have upwards ' ; W am at last settled down for a been ment r have j to assist the and' women shippers good the mem organised ten , ting of one hundred end to .'In an old French village. while transferred Is little who Colonel Webb, to women cart x in Provo securing fairly sncceaful 'In nursing. t Forty-siNo doubt the company will be fulla a very interesting old place and the California organisation, waa In - vuluattsrvd Outdoor funeral services weew hrtJ fc ftita a fetr hours and ly ergaaised within a abort Has. as It hip the fruit out t Its bath .dates command of th Utah battery history lu&uy ' . cfter being tsatructed in the rules X, yesterday over the remains Graham, now has authority yean.-Tb- s Mexican border and became lieutenpeoe stick to the oftt-hard lor nursing they set out to assist in fjptth Jr-was n thevery as trip. it , at' Christian to appoint hemw. Bandlsy sM, eld way f doing things. ' About eight ant colonel of th Utah artillery when the work wherever possible. , of ua were crowded into cere. Mr. and Mrs. Ctoto! of his drafted and the only modem things 1 have seen Thirty-tacparents, was formed the regiment of sis the a car about Th Poet takes pleasure In Joining are ttan t , Bandley. into th federal service. f aaewiqg machlse and a threshconAmerican ear with two days raMe. Grahams Notwithstanding th native wear wooden shoes The er, gratulating him upon his new ap- and tt sounds Uks a Truch hors tions, so you see tt wasnt a Pfe 1 weather, a large crowd of ur trip. pointment., " down the walks. thlsing friends of th family gath ramblisk 1 have leaned n little French and ered to pay their last respect-th; to women a take clothes big . Owing' to the general cloetog or- '.The f with my mouth I I cant what say deceased. The weaker them 3mre wesh by .they creek, sto-of Nafhm the ' local along can company with hands, ' get the my der Second Bishop L.JL Nelson of pounding end nibbing. It looks just like an al Guard of Utah will not did until Ok th xnories smn have All fairly welt Everything looks ward, President Joseph B. Keeler,! end ofjfae war and 1 hope so. further notice. ' ' ' jthe homes and barns are built from early Major Fred W. Taylor Is visiting at and Leonard Adams of Salt GRAHAM. at Santaquln. -H. M. Utah but nil . r; he .company's agent France ' right, might ' surrocks and great rock fences borne for a few days prior to leaving who was formerly associated with thw' ' r Captain. round me. I am well War claimed another "Provo boy for is enough good are home. These pieces each for Fort Stephens, Wash., where he deceased in the bishopric at Storm. and getting 'Wednesday when Walter Zabrlskle, and getting healthy ,and not old. are We camped will probably be stationed for some Appropriate music was furnished by very, very son of Mr. and Mrs. Alva Babrlskle, well as the best of them. as along he Coshard quartet,' Josephine , hi we tn are .nor any tents, together time died at Camp Logan, Texas. The Will jwrite again soon... Give . .my and ..Alene Cluff 8Unmonst Shorten Fort on with was th at are billeted but more duty Major Taylor ' young man' was attacked with love to all." floral offerings be--, beautiful As MyMany in several months. French . for 'the Villages, Douglas people s V. TWELVES R. monla about two week sgo, 'but tt '' ,CORP. self end my squad of fifteen men captain he was commanding officer spoke tbe sympathy and friendship A. E. was thought that he was Improving. A. F. via G 145th F, F, Battery bereaved extended to the family. . j of the 'post hospital, and when the have for eur heme the loft of an old : 1 York. New 1 Monday a very favorable Wlegram estabordered was home much of Isn't bam, hospital general JJbls , i was received, 'but 'later 'the family J to but we keep It dean, have good lished there, he- - was detailed., by DR. 44. M. VANCE VICTIM s jfthn E, .VanWgoner, secretary 'was' hoUfledof his rimoge for th OF SPANISH INFLUENZA meutrCol."E.'G. Northlngton a adMICKIESAYS Senator Reed Bmoot of Utah until straw beds and plenty of"alr,r BO Don C. Clayton, think we are doing fine, 1 have Holjutant of the general hospital This i Walter "Zahriskle was born in Pro- succeeded recenty by ' of Pleasant Dr. H. M. Vance lieutenant are Most a me. of he filled until he was profirst the lis with tway aims guy people been position appointed has Inducted was He vo U o.rt moted recently to the rank of major. Grove died last Wednesday mornMECK AND NECK VdtTM 'tUC service corps, accord- quite poor, but are always willing to il Into special service June IS Inst, and fn the army FOFVH.AU1YN-AROUNtoAASEH FSR of pneumonia, superinduced' Then he was temporarily transferred ing word received here yesterday. share the best they have with th after a short term st the U. of U, ing to Ht OFflCB 15 two weeks for American soldiers. The . people to duty at the' post and was Acting 'through an attack: of Spanish inDa- t to Camp Logan. About He will leave within NWAMVOS COVdAROUH , fH can' billeted we are whose bam port surgeon. Then came his orders enia. He contracted a cold a little . overseas service. . V4HO LETft HIS PAPER GW two weeks ago his father received lir he of and Stebelieved week over son a Fort ago to the to first him ns. Is seem tor The to do enough proceed waj directing Mr. Van Wagoner Aft EBHIMD AMDThSM LA NR telegram atating that hla aoir was. Ill an4 A. Van Wagoner of the night we arrived the old. man took phens for dul? at the bast hospital at better last. Saturday when he from pneumonia.., Last r Monday, a Mnu John ( REfUSCft It At.tHtt POSt He swered calls for the Influenza, with of been He has a me that fort.' the into , house, ward. couple poured Bonneville AUOIP PAMIto OPPCR ' telegram 7 waa received that his con7 the only Enon his chill and from a way suffered wine several and or years for US Smoot Senator glasses yNHAt HE OV4E8 dition was favorable. home and was soon suffering from were ' Th deceased la survived by 1 hla It is with pleasure that the Provo glish words he .could in Doctors Aird and Hae-N 4JF CLAY SPENCER DIES pneumonia. prance, 'America and comrades. This m tacit, people read oLhls advancement parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Alva M. ; to Grove Pleasant IN went OGDEN 'to ler FLU OF is the spirit wherever we go. Any you 3A4D k two sisters, Mrs. WUHnra the army-- , SOMETt4lN& a slst him, but nothing could be done. out such wouldnt who man help , Zabris-klaEmma M. Roylance and MIse ,t Provo this ' A to save him. 7 ' reached these as end isnt wonderful to report people and four brothers, Arnold, wlu daylight savingFIRST PLANNED worth killing. They have the pretafternoon telling of the death OCT. 27. AS la 'with the American army In EDWARD WILLIAMS BURIED for I ever over .of here. have Clay Spencer, who children tiest France, George, Alva 'and Irwin Zar resfurther IN CITY CEMETERY TODAY many years conducted a seen, and they all seemjrery bright. Washington, Oct 17. No "' triskle. to Mr. taurant In this city. be made by congress There are practically no young peoThe remains of , the young , man effort will The bodv of Edward Wllliamc ar-- j daylight' saving ple in the village. Spencer was traveling for the exIsUng the continue tomorwill probably reach this city will rived here Wednesdar and was taken company of Commission In theclock about the Ogden The weather here row and the funeral services win be law and the bands 8&t-- . October on ta the iatgi, yaw hour it returned, and . Ogden undertaking establishment or same as we have Utah, onlybelurned back an held in the ' deO. H. what from and Son, Funeral serv- one Berg more. deal a urday planned. This, ralna suffering Every, great as originally' oclock at the consevere a were and-wa to be ices at held, was are today. The Rev. W. wines reached today thought given was drinks light cision . lead- thla to of is the P. case The cold. fis we don't as Bulkley Episcopal church congressional ,sad between long privilege ference CALVIN E, ' BEEBE CHOSEN ' war was 2C deceased officiated. into 'have of the The much. Spanish developed too drink Chairman and Bapich RECElVER. TOR.LUMBER ,CO. ers ' ' recomHe turned is of survived which later by hit age. IVe do a1 years influena c daring the industries board. who had '2:35 Charles In Mrs. and at force "JT'TIopklna In Into o' pneumonia, nether, day, but only enough to keep ns ' Calvin E. Beebs'haS been chosen mended that the law remain adied. war. and br this he. three afternoon. rest this as is thls city, good condition receiver for the Beebe Lumber com- - for the period of the a bill camp. Before arriving here we ' had undoubL, there. One of the brothers, Sidney; 7 . The remains will passed recently Senate The a 350,006 papy and placed under lo with the American forced in Fratt: in effect lndefl- - two nights and a day of riding edly be brought to Provo for He , will b&ve complete to continue the law bond. - f. thd The deceased died on the 12th In burial 7 car. In cattle a the is country It through ffOdlng charge of the companys affairs for nltely and to Whitehall, Mont, in a mine accldi two PBf I fortyabout hour pf slept , (he present George O. Beebe Is tke House, r II. - MADECAPIAIIIOF Bar-stum- rls-slle- s, - -- J ilOja h ln' . 'g wjjocal ,- - boy-suff- - ered , over-eubsert- ' - - ' -- -- i. CorpIlrV Twelves Writes From France; About 145 Artillery - -- . - u ., i i l U:a 71s O O rrrd .. v Funeral Services Held Out Doors9 fen, . Chris DaKdloy JrJ, a e - hu&-dm- d - 1 o 1 one-fourt- zimm zr.::s:ui a? fuc::.:i well-wishe- h Is rs ' Major Fred Taylor Home on Furlough; r Is Given Transfer ;. -- ' '.. e th' 1 -- -- - - John Van Wagoner First Lieutenant; to France Will -- V a - 1 Yone ys ) D was-sec- t ( . le, - , - A a, . -- - e - little-drillin- i - two-sister- - ' - s t i |