Show :' ' T V?w- Vi - ' "" ' 1' ' ' Y m v V- -- xt A fl 'Vy ' - v - ' - W? '' ' ”" T ( iv & : ' buttohb 12 to CpntaJningkfrom buttons on 2 ATTRACTIONS TOBAT AMERICAN— William Duncan And in “Tha Last v Man’ Mary Andaraon Keystone - comedy":: Cctus Nell4 featuring Polly- - lloran Universal tonlffht 720 and 920 Weekly J-'J lfoClellan in organ solo American pictorial- review-- STRAND— Today and all week t : r On Trial t ' LIBERTY — Hippodrome vaude- a card' such as coat ' suit dresa and Value telmming buUon card InthePlt-- tomorrow to 50e a - - '"'Mt - - if ' Moat - atones - Strikers Deny Theiri? Union fHas Been Subsidized in1: 1 V Interests of Germany w i ' - a i A c A - i ' - 7 ' ’ v ' - - : sj- ( f - v f Sne 'JatJoa wien' who : - - t r £ - r9Ut:S3D IC34 - '' 'v ' : S J - - -- BABY BARGAINS ? Intenta Fine ' ' : ‘ ‘ J LAWN CAPS lot of infante lawn' cape mussed from handling slightly Values to An? odd” 9Q come in long or short They trimmed in various ways with styles tucks laces and embroiderhemstitching ies You will find these are 'very unusual—valuea (Auerbach’s Third Floor) i — : A - I 'r'-- X l- ' )t ' INF ANTS’ WHITE DRESSES ’ the 'Plt-AV rf7 ®oh $ i Main Floor) 'k ”V: ' ( Auerbach— vt i V "-V'- j v - lot le set with rhine up? to 75c each' In Values-- -- i' ‘ 1 ' ''V-- '- " - ' : - ‘ -- nt S&-- s on-th- e : ? return to work kjd'wlll the time the electricians ' struck demanded that the mining con- -: i“ey Panics grant the Metal Mine workers v:rl "'X- M" union's demands for - higher pay and improved 'Working conditions under x Around The strikes have In curtailed output of copperresulted sine and at the mines and the- shutting I ” company or wnicn ueorge Austin i 2re down of reduction mills ameltera I ' and I here and at Anaconda la president i will leave ? for Sanpete The Metal Mine Workers union to--1 county during the latter part of the I week to ascertain dam 6nJtK°SfSeI!2!2ilOM®I1in on lf Mammoth -I -- wd SSJJJ?! S5t2JK25Eftt cnin flkmake to industry and property "hButtetemcL®"® °thteite “SS he W and patriotic- citizens and supporters was not dynamited or: blown: by some may be accorded the opportunity to other high explosive: and prompt give of evidence of Hooper secretary-treasur- er practical our patriotism at this critical Juncture the at:' his offioe In declared company v ' incur country'sofhistory’ the Vermont i building--yesterdathat the resolution states while itThe preamble directors had shown indifference are “the in- to theminers' grievances of wages reporta that an explosion was re- and the high equality cost sponsible-foof living anpaidunconstitutional the bursting of the dstm compensation act' and unnecessary has- - I information had been 'received adding I r v v aldiUZ m card system' weight to the reports empToy-men- tf “When regarded from a standpoint uof -- a '4 or v powder the report The resolutions deny the "sinister In- of dynamite ' r seemed somewhat sinuations that have welrd“ said Mr been made that the Metal Mine Workers “However union has Hooperand another been and Is being ' subsidized by - Ger-- 1 explosive which a spytulol use would might many and that the miners present render ? the thought v quite " sensible movement has been nurtured and con- There would have been & possibility of trolled by men and interests alleged to Inimical "to the v federal govern- inserting ' a small i bit 'of exceptionally ? I ment j high 4 explosive down the corewall 11 t" r' causing a break-- ' ' Blekee Strikes Orderly 'AZ'l Break 811 Arlz:to’J uly City offloers - Mr Hooper ' added Mystery i ?jbee that" no engineer In' order avold’possiVle today trouble i in Bisbee caused the crowds on the as yet had solved the mystery ot the i Lw° principal streets to 'keep moving break He added that J C Wheelon the Metal Hint Work- the 'company's engineer' picketsofofthe f Fifty was puzzled ers’ branch Industrial Workers but that the veil of ‘mystery may be I World walked in a circle before pf the local postoffice: to avoid arrest for raised when the directorate board visits the streets No disorder oc- the dam during part of the blocking curredweek and Is' accompanied by a number 1335 men have signed the pledge of prominent engiheera ofOer 'the Workmen’s Loyalty League of Officials of ' the Price ' River Irrlga-- j the Warren dlstrlot and nearly 900 held tlon company said that they (were Ina meeting here tonight It was agreed clined to the explosive t the meeting disregard to in the participate 'and Fourth of - July celebration theory at first because during the visit to march In the parade In a body J rail of Mr Austin and Mr Wheelon to the ers of the Metal Mine Workers prevl- - J scene of the ' dam j sheriff I °damSanpete county declined that the awiy :5r0dmUt5? cSsbroUo” t0 had not been tampered with Later At a meeting of the Citizens Protec-tttv- e it developed report officers of the com said League that thetoday local speakers officers had been pany' that the' sheriff of r Sanpete although successful thus far ta handling sit-- county made this statement i purely - as - needed tbs were nation hi the troops of personal supposition hsv-in- g sGlobe-Mlaand the : Cllfton-el- y the result district no made actual examination ' Vllorenci district lmmedlat state engineer F McGonagle George who ' conducted ' an early inspection of OutAreak Fcmd at Globa Globe Ariz ' July 2— Believing that the dam' reported that If gave’ way'as the situation growing out of the strike I tle result of an inadequate spillway He' has prepared1 a'report to' that beof miners ’was momentarily copper' I coming Tom'Ar-m- er more serious-Sheriffor Gov- Simon Bamberger swore In ' 400 business men and of the Price River Representatives ’other citizens as special deputies at a Irrigation z owners of the company local the of council defense of meeting f dam - several' hours In spent state-lanJate : today The sheriff said he was Mammoth conference with vthe fedboard the of arrival anxiously awaiting ral troops: afternoon The v company yesterday1' Bitter feeling has developed between wishes to' learn if It has any prospect the leaders of the Metal Mine Workers’ of being able to borrowvfrom '920000 Industrial union &" branch of 'and-ththe In- to ? 940000 from the board havlng ln dustrial Workers of the reconstruction o( the International Union of’ Mine Min and mind collapsed ' dam near future Smeltermen a Inrthe as y result action of the of-- the Industrial Workers--iMember of the board gave no asmembers of the older union from three surances ? intimating: that the legal sr mines in - the Copper Hill district was In doubt of the application The International Union of Mina status 'r the company Mill and Smeltermen had effected a The representatives of settlement with the smaller mine own I wepe told: to' see Dsn ' Br Shields stats era hut the Industrial Workers ' re-and 'secure from him fused - t permit them to ? keep their attorney a ’written general' as a preliminary to opinion agreement to : enter Into ne- further effort any In Conditions t the Old Dominion mine I a tata lo“ flro“ll “ ®ro?ons ' (where there Is a of pump940000 would ) men were reportedshortage to- - I "While much more to be aenous the entire reconstruct necessary-fonight The water Is said to be rising I vapidly and it Is reported that unless II tlon of the Mammoth dam' according to 5laninea tomorrow Arthur Kuhn secretary of - the land fil i! or even something iS irodSe bodwould- amount the worldiwoSld to" less suffice put It In' such ously damaged condition that: It 'could be utilised '"— 'rThe temporary single track over ‘the Gorcraor Coca to Globe Phoenix V Aria- July'" Zs—GarvrnoT flood district between Colton and Thomas Campbell after receiving a Helper was completed yesterday : and war departraentcom- ht the first train to continue its 'journey telegram from thehimthat the informing from- Salt Lake to Denver slztfee the mander of the southern department of flood la passengerNo-4hauling seven the United States army- had been authorized to tske “such steps as might coaches It arrived at Helper at 920In connection with the p ra: yesterday An hour later passhe necessary’ copper miners strikes at Globe Bisbee enger train No J carrying- ten cars I paBfled tho Bame Hrosd station and proceeded toward Grand Junction' With the temporary track lald and Lcadvllle Warn Ready- to Strike Leadvllle Colo July 3— --By’ a vote In ' operation F E Clarity assistant of the Utah' lines- of of 641 to 72 the members of the Lead general manager local of the International Union the Denver & Rio Grande who is 'at vllje of Mine Mill and Smeltermen’a union Helper directing ' the repair work : rethe executive com- ports that the matter of rebuilding the tonight toauthorised call a strike of miners in this double mittee track may be done with consld-- 1 district if such action was s deemed ersble dispatch V necessary' The local union recently' made a' demand on the mine for an Increase of fl a day operators The operators decline to treat with the organizations -- V - : V $ - ‘t w v - v V' taiu 5 - ‘V- JA: - - 'JM CLO II r k-':- - irS'-- f ’ - V' 1 1 K - L ' - r m v' Y' 'w - tf g - i : - - - r T 3-- ttlme lMr® at S — - I- : Pint - L - - f ‘ - ‘ - WO 4 - - ‘ - t - : j -- dri-rin- n - - to-Id- c i $800 MCh ' $X200 Women 4 a - e eeeeesee'a v '?v ewe v !-- 1 eJA - PEACHES vSOSW ' m m ( Lobby's California- - yellow" cling-peache- s (Rose Dale) in heavy syrup: Dozen No 21 cans MOTOR COATS $195 : ': Ift ify $2:9e5 j : f ' and: $395 - Worsted Knitf Novelty Striped Women’s and Misses’ 1 BATHING SIITIB : y The new wanted styles Special at V r ET : P J” : 1 (Auerbach's —Second Floor) 24c sat ps ‘SARDINES''-Imiorted Norwegian 'sardines in ’olive olL : Helmet’ brand Six wA : 2 j a$'v A ®SRS aft IeF y sesswe' s sea sea a'a a a a a sa see vW j ’ : V : PORK AND BEANS In tomato sauce (Monarch) v Dozen Na l cans Aa w j j v a ?t Per 7r v v I e e ' e s s e Continuation of Auerbach’s ' m' Vz Price m§ m 'r mm 9M j m JSO98 m hJWsl “ M ' m v y i mmm good-fittin- g £ducatorBlack $50and$600 ' and' Thu Oxfords ' t : Ary ’ No man vneeds an Introduction fo these -- oxfords ' - L e a't s' a e :lekons a SKIRTS w s Auerbach'sy al-t- o : ' " 4 A4 -- CRasASUflRj- to-nlg- : tumblers and - - Rb e e‘ t No phone or delivered - : : 4: A 63c 75c 98c $125 ‘$149 $198 r V VVS138 Good grade of Auerbach’s—1Third Floor) - Third Floor ( f (HOUSEWARE SPECIALS : £' - r THE NOw 945 RHINELANDER REFRIGERATOR— Side leer white enameled lined ice capacity 100 lbs Regular 935' value ' wsaWaUU Special at CLOTHES BAR —5 ft 3 ' Afljs fold well braced All rUv WAGON—WIth -- ’ 'BOYS w - Water ece ' $L60 CREPE DE CHINE CAMISOLES - Auerbach's S' 4 Several dainty styles of trimmings crepe : de chine - 1" - e b C:0 s J f 43c None ’ ''xj' - - T ‘ brake extra strong - Set consisting of 3 -gallon pitcher- actually DJ-order- COASTER- -- fil AA size QQ- - e— wheels CURTAIN STRETCH ER-Fbest nickel plated ' pins - CHILD’S LAWN SUING— -- 75e 'WATER SET 4Se - ’ - ' t- Vl 1 'BOWL 2 FLATTER 1 VEGETABLE DISH - ' $275 NIGHT GOWNS DINNER- PLATES ' d FRUIT SAUCERS 1 ‘SUGAR: BOWL ra ' i f of the following pieces: 6consisting CUPS SAUCERS j Embroidery Trimmed 0760 42Plecic Set 9495 plates SOUP 6 pie PLATES ’ $125 Skirts) $150 Skirts $200 Skirts: $250 Skirts $298 Skirts '$398 Skirts Laceor Summer Sale of DINNERSE TS nr - : V Middyi Aprons Elastic Belt Aprons There :1s a- good variety of styles to choose from- Made up In the best Scout in light — Percale and dark colors ' f :v5nrUU r- - a Horm Dreu j ApronE that :as nature out Intended should straighten All sizes it iiF black or tan kid' during 'this great moiAy' saving -OA ffg sal prtcedist v ''v7 'famous-EMucstor- e 'T Thursday Is Apron Day at r89 4 sss e - - S w -- §im®& efl i99 ji mm-r- a MUSLIN v jt ‘Fkney large thin skinned ‘lem-v- O Ji la': ons 30c value Dozen 4S“irCi J (Auerbach’s —Main- Floor) 'i jm £ jHcs '' xf" o o White canvaakport'oxfords made' wl th white black' or: ten saddle straps heels on a sport last cOol and' - v comfortable-jus- t the thing for growing girls : e s r Trrv e a Money saying sale price Jaa IMOIMIIIMI f rJ i" it - i - ‘ - House) - - Hade of linen and linene Reduced to h' -- r - Stylish and Serviceable Washable : -- jSSsSKt2S!SSi$f! 1 - At special -- 1 s -- ’ y - - toasted com ‘E C" large OiJAKI- ftea-x'v!''-vi CORN v Choice creamy ' corn (Farm f? d dozen cans l v Voiles dainty Organdies' and other and embroidered Lingerie Blouses e' a o o e : NEW POTATOES white : and mealy Large v 10 pounds '' ' OLIVES V - vA® -- - br wm of sheer ' Made lace trimmed flakea1 RegularlOcfreshly TWO PACKAGES package i 'Jar--e4c- S190 e ai 3100 Made end-Wel- l BLOUSES - ? ' breads" - v- Stylish a s CORNFLAKES: s: m m d ‘ : ’V X9'C e Stuffed or Spanish- Queen CHlves MONEY SAVINO 0ALB OF effect -- - v S1V39 ifj - - C 'w2 'White-- large 'heavy Regular 40c vV ' s -- the-Worl- ' rt'v -- f 75c m $200 Spreads e v j “ - see Monarch - i ? ' V AACll - ml 171a 2 ' AT MONEY-SAVIN-G PRICESV Heavy Bleached ’Mercerised ' Table' Damask '58 Wanted every day g " 4 " -- w ! - - ga 29o EACH——Thousands of hemmed TUrklsh Towols Money-Savin- - - Tx--'- Price a 2wC lW-dv xMONEY SAVING SPECIALS v HEPgPBffl One thousand Crochet received-froruns Mill Bedspreada Stale-- ' all just for this great Money-Savin- g 'the mill In timeHvy' sold at two prices 'the-latte- - 40c TURKISH TOWELS - -- V vV-f - - oe a each “ ?' Money-Savin- - ' jars Jar for s of Bhie Seersucker Stripes Plenty - ln:wide:a good Wearing quality Regular g Price O v Sweety Gherkins English styled chow chow Mill pickles’' and sweet relishLarge kMason Jar vThree 14c eeeeeeeeeenes'saaaa’ TABLE LINENS 52o-- t: r-7- - v v Loraine-Tissue- T:?:- se SUMMER TSc TABLE DAMAgK -- ':'fr(ocks' At $2:95 $495 $695 - - 'AND 25e WAlH FABRlC914e Get all you will need - for- some -- v JTi dress gingham yards of StripedDress GInghanu OOO -- Oeo -- - Hundreds of 7an!s: of Printed Voiles and Woven house and street dresseax Regular 19c and 25c f°?®7Savlng Price - : ton- - - 1 - IOC : Extremely QoodLookiiig ' SPORT AND APTERNOOIf ' - ' r-- r t - ' -Can20c value) : j rGRAPE-JUIC- E v 7:V v: r Armour’s Bass Island or Monarch Concord grape juice most: delightful' — —hot weather beverage Quart -"bottle - Money- - - 1 75c PClCe - : Regular 89c- : IVometis and Misses’-- : Fashionable Summer Wear ?: 4' Juseiou: eeee eeeo ase ojeo Lj' i r Pier Possibilities in ' Honey-Savin- g -- Seal Brand) JHawaiian er slices 6 'yrir CAM a Saving Price peAUraa WASH FABRICS 3e An unlimited assortment of VOILES OIW)ANmE8 TISSUES SUITING and SKIRTINGS Prints® and woven colors 23 and 40 In wide Regular Money-Savin- - - - Se WASH FABRICS1 Ike Several hundred pieces of Summer WASH -- "I rT - ‘ ' 4 HAMS- Cudabiy' (Puri tan) sugar cured hams for lb :' PINEAPPLE i: Y Great - X-8UOAE i 10 lbs 'fine granulated beet' sugar with grocery order of $200--o- r mote (moats not Included) for rOlW — pound 10 r —e Limit lbs sugar at this low prices- - ' 1 DRASTIC REDUCTIONS GROCERY Jy A d" ' V '5 ' DAM SUSPECTED - 1 V Aumrbach'aMamoth " OF SAVINQ ' SALE WANTED MERCHANDISE IN MONEY r- - S - : e "' T-' 'V‘ -r ' 4' - V-- Al-b- er : Fojr - 'V’‘- i ' ' c -- S' Wkat la railed rk bo dlaekargeed '" ' :t - Butte Mont July - 3 —Ulectrlctena who declared a strike Montana to conaid-t- Z company met tonight ' company's counter proposal to their demand for higher wages If the the machinists Pr°l0al is accepted and blacksmiths who t opUermakers truck at the1 mines In sympathy: it e- - 'Y'-j n - ' - arrb' n tk nglaecn’ union membeta ot tke ualoa aad that all aw od : are tkat all '’' " i - - ‘ Tfceae denaanda ' - ma company counter propocal and added to tlicdr original dcaaaadau ' - of th r ville ghow headlined” by Catherine Chaloner in "The Uninvited a comsketch Six other acte edy PABAMOUNT-KMPRSi- S Mary Plekford In the new Artcraft photo-dra“The Little American” Burton Holmes at Palm Beach:' Pathe war pictures Continuous weekly 1230 p m to'll 'r : ' MEHSY— I Eddie Polo In "The i “A Grey : Ghost - mystery story Zeppelin Attack on: New York" 'an film fanimpressionable patriotic Foroutdoor love ' story “The tasy r est ' i Nymph - PANTAGB8— New bill today lined “The f Girl From AmsterMcdam by and Including Roach and - Harry Curdy v George JSarbierj Thatcher and company' Captain the Welton Sisters and an added two-re- el - 'screen comedy vi Three shows daily Butte Stoat Jnlr eh Melaia ntoa wtldk ka4 deelai trike agalut ke Me for iacmiae ofil a napaar In wm loalgkt rejected the ' :£- HAnt tOBBAUEirrs AND - -- ' 0 - r a C7A7C v? - V- ' H®DNBSpATJTOT4nl917 ASKG0VEW3ENT TOTAKE CONTROL V- - v--Y- V' ' 4 ' v' & V r v:- -- - ul Two-passeng- V : er Afl wwiVw painted green J(Auerbechw— Fourth" Floor) : Floor) ’'(Aucrbach’st-UFtourth-1 - -- Host of ' ?v didoes as Hi Holler and the town eon are on the new bill In thelr yapThey sketch r entitled -of Nature and they may be "Touch depended upon for one of the biggest rube comedy offerings of the year in local vaudeville circles The next feature the bill will be the appearance of ofGeorge Barbler and their company in Harry Thatcher one-a- ct drama The Way S Uwstriking ' ' No animal act that has played the circuit In recent seasons has Fantages so attracted much attention as Captain Alber and his seven huge white polar bears in an act that abounds in thrilla are wonderfully trained ' but of several attendants armedwatching with clubs during some of the stunts show them to be the hardest animals-in - - the world to train and ' handle The Wilton sisters are expected to make a hit Petite and pretty they dance and sing their -way into the hearts of their audience two-reA comedy film will close the program that opens this afternoon at Pantages for tho ensuing week stable- Gfs dnd Pretty Songs at ' :"W' NO COLLISIONS vmmmbswmw : ' r July 4 boating “4 v ' the purpose of the Declaring that United States - In entering the great world war was not for gain or spoils but for the of right and freedom the Rprinciple ev‘ John Timothy-Stone of the pastor Presbyterian church of ChicagoFourth a addressed ering-oenlisted men in the Y M gath-A bu tiding at Fort Douglas Standing-roowas at a premium ' and many of : Uncle Sam’s boys were sot able to gain admittance? Unstinted was extended President Wilsonpraise and his actions In the world conflictby Dr Stone Particu-- I remarks were made rellarly to the-noative laudatory famous war message of the President delivered before-Con-' gross Dr Stone rendered An appeal to the men to maintain 'a high standard of morals and to resolve to servo the ' The-bearthe-hawklik- - - - - - xi J flood appetite rood spints— mean no discoid in the body To keep the organs in harmony— when there is need—use - - ':l jfh FULLS Sale of Aay Medkbm hUMfcIOtXSc f last--nigh- t a - el - ’ - " the 'length of the vir r V S Scooe from the tuoeful miudcRl ElEetcli ''V Vv'‘'V‘si xT— “ AA ji mniii the 'Girl Prom AmEtepdim’ opa mct ?-Z- ‘ tikis ' Globe Arte S July 4 —A special trainbfll r ?v load of United twtmtfib9 States troops arrived In atthgthowk of'Shi — vv ' v ' ' M C A presided at the meeting He I Y' j Globe 225 at this ROYAL tlAILS (Neutral FUff) Ypresented morning for 'the anI draTherais promlse of one of the biggest r tures of t the program wijl be the first piece are ? so attractive thatthV Rev the E Davies George ' nounced of purpose : the-opening the picket of C matic-’ reviews eeks of Pator who - JmsI First"DrPresbyterian Tgjrlsi hilarity tuneful appearance' here of ttie ‘Qirl From Nederlouid and Rotterdiun iup and 'down the coast line at' the Old Dominion' ' church mine which introduced Stone Mu- - I melodies K pretty 'is ff send-osketch 'that Padfie Senk (Id 2nd sadSadCAis) 'Y a said to be have given'- the sketch- a big andbeautlful 'costumes at worth Its more is 300 than strikers guarded by I ao One of the features of the production is this morning- Sheriff Tom Armor potatoes not on thevbill beginning atthat weightanCZOHAXIA (via HesMs)K02E NAGASAKI much for what voice'authors its have the 'done Laura contralto of Baer' It nounced x late thia last he would that Manager night 00NGK0NG SINGAPORE asi JAVA ' as for what lts producers have Accom- li a hurley glrly rollicking sketch ask the officer In cmrge - of the solRev Stone will ' leave today for the I TnkNewman has been able to prom-ea- st plished -contains a bevy of glrla that uses Jt up twenty minutes of the' Mil diers to drive the pickets away from I Ise ii many 'weeks costumes arebig LY0K0HAMAHB?i5AiTi In high -- class 'fashion' : daring- - and the A building‘s today at I arrival!' art: Js anall’headline’blU that' swim and their 1 The comedian one Governor- Thomas ELupon Anyone'who’remembers ' nL Campbell i A BrasCaMI SMrSlSwF for the of the cleverest of the present-da- y pt pro" lnt: lln Boat1 wlir remember Daniel Roacbahd rived in Globe toaay' beetienkL1”6 'shortly after 2 o’clock gramiU Stw::mraSoSur' - cal strike situation made the tri I 'XM RXid “ big V'girl' ? ril-hwidli- — "I iie 5 " -' - : Ams-terdin- - - -- - - -- - -- ! : - un-usu- aL Roy-'Clairl- t-2- ? -- - s i “Way-'Dpwn mine-Immediatel- - - The overnor: SSHtea® 75pih? f Roll o Honor The following enlistments were re- -' corded yesterday at the local recruiting? stations: S‘ Pagb Fte Albert T Falls ' S ' Duard E Herendeen French Twin? Twin Nampa-Id- a Nev:-T- l George E Riding Califcite llliam F Bowman St Ida Robert E Oakden TwinAnthony Falla Jackson Meridian Ida Will- Jmx Joeeph Grace Ida- Finis Magna - Ida:-Orvill- e Utah’ Walla Cody - -- XavyIsUe country without hatred k toward the regardless' e - - - s -- : l - - V Wandsm'ere bathing plenlca cool shady Admis- dancing Ion free — Advertisement r - b- - j'-Bradford Wyo' Gordon E Tesseman Salt Lake Homer Shqfer Mt Ephraim' Ol Everett' Stretch Grass Range 'Mont Leonard A Pringle Great Falls Mont Rupert W Ward’ rfalma Mont Ralph T Cl lf-Mont Sidney N Smlthr fprd Kallspell Tooele Utah Alexander Lava Hot Springs Ida: Claude Weddle O Van Den Helena Mont berg Anthony Rob-i-Jn Howell a Plains Mont: Robert son Roberts Mont Fred E Webb Robert W Focht Hornell N- - Y William John Hamel Winifred Mont William H Clark Madlsonvllle X® W Boucher Taunton Masa: Oe°rge George A Sherman Notus Ida Sendcrson Forest Grove nenry j?' Mont William E Haeckel Salt Lake Marine corps — Claude McMurtrie Garland Utah: Brady Faria salt Lake: Arnold O Jensen Shelley Ida Joseph Patterson Pocatello Ida William Boise Ida ' - '" - - - r t jR |