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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER HYRUM, UTAH NEWS OF A WEEK III The lower house of the Nebraska legislature has passed a bill w;hidh would deprive aliens inelligible to citizenship from owning land in the state of Nebraska. The measure now goes to the F senate, where it stands a good chance of being approved. A. E. Rodskier, 41 years old. cashier of the Farmers bank at Spragueville, RECORD OF THE IMPORTANT Iowa, who recently took a vacation trip to New Orleans, has informed bank ofEVENTS TOLD IN BRIEFEST 0 ficials from that point that he is MANNER POSSIBLE. short in his accounts, and that he is on his way to Central America. Miss Louise Wolf and Miss Mabel Happenings That Are Making History Foot, school teachers at the Tarma Information Gathered from All High school, Cleveland, Ohio, were found beaten to death in a road in Quarters of the Globe and Parma heights, near Cleveland. They Given In a Few Lines. were last seen leaving the school building in the afternoon. A bloody INTERMOUNTAIN. stick was found near the bodies. Between $1600 and $2300 was stolen Washington. Formal complaint against Federal by masked bandits, who entered a pool hall at Dietz, Wyo., held up Judge Landis of Chicago for his reeighteen men Who were playing pool marks in the case of an Ottawa, 111., and ransacked their pockets, the cash bank clerk charged with embezzlement, is made in a letter sent to the departregister and the safe. An amendment to the postoffice ap- ment of justice- by Senator Dial of propriation bill providing $1,500,000 South Carolina. for airplane mail service between New An attack on Japanese demagogues York and San Francisco via Chicago, and junkers was delivered in the Omaha and Salt Lake has been adopt- house Thursday by Representative ed by the senate. Miller,, Washington, in urging increasMeasures providing for submission ed fortifications for Puget sound and to the people of bonus legislation were the Pacific coast. After a heated debate the house passed by the Oregon senate. The bonus provided is $15 for each month adopted a resolution calling upon served in the world war by Oregon President Wilson for an Itemized soldiers, sailors and marines, with an statement showing disbursements and alternative of farm or home loans. allotments of the $150,000,000 war The Washington state senate has funds voted by congress. The house has reduced appropriapassed a bill providing for licensing real estate brokers. The bill is in- tions for the fiscal year beginning next tended to strike at the fly by night July 1, $100,468,861 below those of curbstone broker. the current: year, Republican Leader Charges filed at Denver against Mondell has announced. Joshua Sykes, head of the Tabernacle War this year will cost the United of David, that he had contributed to States $5,593,000,000, according to estithe delinquency of children, have been mates by the secretary of the treasJedismissed, and the ury. Every person in the United hovah is a free man. States is paying $24.24 a year for war Mrs. Ella Buckley, aged 42, owner purposes, according to Houstons figof a hotel, was run down by an auto- ures, as against per capita approprimobile driven by Bill Ivoucas, at Salt ations for all purposes of $31.92. This Lake, and died from her injuries, leaves $7.68 per citizen for expendiioucas is held in jail, bail having been tures other than those related to war. denied. FOREIGN. DOMESTIC. Measures to be taken in the event Henry Starr, notorious Oklahoma that it is deemed necessary to coerce bandit, was probably fatally wounded Germany to fulfill allied reparation when, with two other men, he backed and disarmament terms were discussed officials of the Peoples State bank of at a conference between Premiei Harrison, Ark., into the vault while Briand, War Minister Bartliou, Mard attempting to rob the institution. One shals Foch and Petain, General and others- ield in Paris. official, who had placed a rifle in the vault, obtained, the weapon and shot It Is report that in a speech by Star down. The other two escaped. Trotzky before the eighth congress of Farmers of Wisconsin are feeding soviets, he declared that at present their potatoes to livestock, while near- 3b, 000 miles of Russian railroads are s of Wisconsins spud destroyed, so that only the central ly and remains prices part remains Intact. Three thousand unshipped crop have dropped from $1.75 a hundred- bridges and 16,000 telephone and teleweight to 60 cents. graph lines have also been destroyed. Enrico Caruso is believed to have The statement comes from Russia won his fight against threatened death that not less than 20,000,000 peasants and to be on the road to recovery at are on the verge of starvation in Volga his home in New York City,- - The region and in other provinces in- Rusworld famous tenor has been near sia, and that popular revolts against bolstheviki rule are taking place.. death from pleurisy. Arthur Felky, former heavyweight The most extensive raids yet Carpugilist, died at liis home in Ford City, ried out began in Dublin Friday, 1000 Gnt., Friday, death being attributed to troops participating," being equipped sleeping sickness. Pelky participated with motor lorries, machine guns and in a bout with Luther McCarthy in Calarmored cars. A close search for gary, Canada, May 24, 1913, that re- arms was instituted and many arrests sulted in McCarthys death. made. ( The insurrection of Montenegrins Protesting his innocence to the very last moment when the trap was sprung against Jugo-Slaoccupational troops and- hisTbody dropped to death, Ernest is spreading, according to advices from Nakis was hanged at San Quentin, Cal., Gram. It is said tfliere have been a for the murder of Edwin Taylor, in number of casualties in recent fightFresno county. An eleventh hour ap- ing. peal to the governor for reprieve was Premier Lloyd George declared in unavailing. the house of commons on Friday that Six thousand bales of cotton were he stood by his pledge that Germany lost at Ennis, Texas, in a fire which must pay to the limit of her capacity. destroyed three warehouses. The loss Mme. Loise Thulier, a Belgian is estimated at $400,000. school teacher, who was awarded the The Arkansas senate has passed a insignia of the Legion of Honor and bill which would make kidnaping a the war cross during the great war, capital offense and give -- juries the has chosen suicide rather than face right to assess either the death penalty exposure as a spy and a betrayal of or life imprisonment on conviction. patriotic friends, it is declared by s With of the primeval Paris newspapers. forests gone, the United States must The Russian soviet government has turn to Abe growing and harvesting of decreed that a fine, payable in foo timber crops, Colonel W. B. Greely, rations, is to be inflicted on all persons chief of the United States forest ser- who, after official invitation, refuse vice, told the Massachusetts house of or neglect to go to the theatres to enrepresentatives in an address. joy a series of communist plays which The governor of Texas, in a message are now being produced. to the people of Texas, asks that The population of Petrograd is 71 per cent less than in 1917, every preadher deliver a sermon, every speaker an address and every writer and In Moscow the population has pen an editorial next Sunday that dropped to 1,015,000, about 50 per cent will help create a respect for an less. The death rate, it is announced, obedience to the laws of Texas. in Moscow has increased from 8 per Federal Judge Kenesaw Mountain thousand in 1918 to 22 per thousand Landis will accompany A. Leo Stev- last year, while in Petrograd the death ens, chief civilian instructor at the rate was two and a half times as army school at Omaha, on a balloon great as in Moscow. flight on which an attempt will be Banking legislation before the Mexmade to break the worlds altitude rec- ico chamber of' deputies has ' been ord. shelved for fifteen days, pending the A tax of $10 a year on badhelors introduction of a new bill which is and widows has been proposed In a being prepared by the treasury demeasure presented to the Wisconsin partment. Violence will not solve the Irish legislature. Two safeblowers opened the vault problem, King Georg declared in his in the Farmers and Merchants bank at speech from the throne to the two Utica, Mich.,' but were driven back houses of'parliament in formally openby a wave of mustard gas that had ing the session on February 14. The been placed in the vault The robbers situation in Ireland still causes me disfled empty handed.' tress, said the king. 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ART CO., picture framing, china painters and artist supplies. 366 Main. INTER-MOUNTAI- N Trasses, Abdominal Supporters, hospital and sick room supplies. The Jones-- 0 akes Co. 165 S. Main. BEE YOUR LOCAL PUBLISHER For loose leaf binders, special blanks, records of all kinds. He gives Quality Service. ATTEND UTAH BUSINESS COLLEGE For Practical Business Education. MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. Qualify as barber in few weeks. 43 S. West Temple Street. THE EMBROIDERY SHOP, 834 Clift Bldg. Hemstitching, pleating, machine and hand embroidering, buttons made, expert bead work. Was of Little Use. Not long ago a number of masons left Scotland to settle In this country. One of them wrote to his wife shortly after his arrival, and instructed hef'to sell their household property and to take passage out to him. The good wife had a neighbor who came to help her with the packing. In the midst of it they fell upon Thomas watch. The neighbor examined it closely and then said: Its a grand watch, Catherine, Yell be takin it wi ye? Na, na ! was the reply. It wad be o nae use oot there, for Thomas tells me In his letter that there is some oors o difference between the time here and in California, so I needna be takin useless things. Harpers Magazine. That Cruel Word. Flatbusli Did you ever put the have Question to a girl her say no? ad Bensonhurst Yes, I did today. What are you talking about? Why, youre already married. I know It ; but I asked our .cook to etay another week, and No was what Yonkers Statesman. che said. self-style- d Wey-gan- - two-third- - v - three-fifth- 706,-00- 0, (U. S. Bureau of Markets.) Washington, D. C. For week ended Feb. 18, 1921. Fruit and Vegetables Sacked round white potatoes down 58c per 100 lbs. f. o. b. northern shipping stations at SO market down 90c. Chicago car-l10c, reaching $1.051.15 sacked. Round whites held around $1 at western New York shipping points. Cold storage Baldwin apples firm at western New York f. o. b. stations, around $4.25 per bbl. Baldwins firm in $4.505; city wholesale markets at York Imperials $3.754.50. NorthwestNew firm ern extra fancy Winesaps York $3.504.50; up 10c f. o. b. at $2.25 2.35. Danish type cabbage weak around $8 per ton f. o. b.; eastern city wholesale markets up $12 per ton, closing 18. Florida new cabbage weak at $14 bu. hamper. $1.25 2 per 1 Eastern yellow sweet potatoes steady at $1.50 2 per bu. hamper. New Jersey stock up 25c Chicago, at $2.753. Grain. Prices advanced about 10c the early part of week as result of reports of green bugs in southwest. An overbought condition was then disclosed and prices reacted about 4c. demand and Larger movement, smallbusiness then entire lack of export caused a further decline despite more serious reports regarding green bugs, on the 17th colder weather and snow were reported in the bug territory. This influenced market lower, but prices later rallied on reports of export business and hessian fly talk from winter wheat states. For the week Chicago March wheat advanced 2 Vic, at May corn closing at $1.67; March wheat up lo 69 c, Kansas City at $1.57. Chicago May wheat $1.57. In Chicago cash market No. 2 Bed winter wheat 26 31c over Chicago March; No. 2 hard 4 6c over; No. 3 mixed corn under May; yellow under.' Hay and Feed. On account of colder weather and light receipts hay market slightly Improved over conditions early In the week but prices still lower than a week ago in most markets. Demand remains Tight; only few orders for in western shipment being received markets. Kansas City congested with poor hay. Further declines likely. No. 1 timothy New York $31.50, Chicago $24, Cincinnati $23, Memphis $29, Kansas City $18.50. No. 1 alfalfa Kansas City $19.50, Memphis $30. Prices of several feedstuffs advanced bidding 50c$1.50 due principally to up by jobbers as country demand is no of improvement, signs showing Mills state that business cannot be obtained at the high prices and that they view the advance as of a temporary character. Stocks remain ample; in several sections burdensome. No in particular activity noted except at wheatfeeds. Resales 'by jobbers higher prices reported. Movement, receipts e and production satisfactory. Forty-threper cent cottonseed meal mill quoted Chicago market $1.50 below feed prices. Linseed meal and gluten dull. Quoted bran $20.50, middlings $20 red Minneapolis; flour middlings $27,Mindog $33 Chicago; linseed meal $36 cot36 per cent neapolis, $40 Buffalo; tonseed meal $26.50 Memphis; No.- 1 almeal Kansas $20 falfa City; white hominy feed $32 northeastern, $33 southeastern markets; gluten feed $35 ot J CRAIG, of Loj $eles, Calif., who says no one can feel more grateful for what Tanlae has done than the Deolarea the has gained and her health ter than in years. pound doei. twelve ia now bet- -- lc 34c 34o - Chicago. Live Stock and Meats. Compared with a week ago hog prices at Chicago were nearly steady, declines of 1015c on some grades being counterbalanced by equal advances on others. Beef steers up 65 90c; better grades of cows and heifers 5075c; common Of all the people who have taken Tanlae, I dont believe there is anyone who feels any more grateful to it than I do, was the statement made recently by Mrs. J. M. Craig of 674 East Fortieth street, Los Angeles. Like so many other families during the influenza epidemic last year we all had it, and my own illness, together with the worry over the rest of our family, brought on a case of genuine nervous prostration. I was so weak I couldnt even sweep the floor, and during the dsy I would have to lie down four or five times. I tried to walk but found out half a block was all I could stand before I gave out. Nervous spells came on me often. Every medicine I tried failed to reach my case until finally my husband urged me to try Tanlae, and I am indeed thankful that he did, for it proved to be just whet I needed. The first two bottles didnt seem to help me. I guess that was because I was so extremely bad off, but on tlie third bottle I could tell I was improving and that gave me more hopes than ever of getting well. My improvement from then on was rapid and by the time I had taken five bottles of Tanlae I was better and stronger than I had been In years. I was sleeping soundly at night spirt had gained twelve pounds in weight. That was several months ago and from then until now I have been in as good health as I ever was in my life and have been doing all the housework by myself. It is simply remarkable how has built me up and I have told everyone of my friends and relatives what a wonderful medicine it is. Tanlae Is sold by leading druggists everywhere. Adv. grades unchanged. 100Feeder steers adlbs. Fat lambs vanced 25c$l per up 25c; feeding lambs down 25c. Fat ewes gained 2550c. Feb. 18th Chicago prices: Hogs, bulk of sales, $8.86 9.50; medium and good beef steers $8.40 10.15; butcher cows and heifers $4 9.25; feeder steers $78.75; light and medium weight veal calves $9.50 12.25; fat lambs $6.759.75; feeding lambs $0.257.5O; yearlings $5.507.25; ewes fat $3.505.25. Eastern wholesale fresh meat firm to slightly higher than a week ago. Beef and pork loins steady to $1 higher; mutton- up $12; veal steady to $1 higher. Feb. 18th prices Beef $13.50 15 ; good grade meats: veal $18 20 ; lamb $18 20 ; mutton $10 12; light pork loins $1921.50; heavy Jud Tunkins. loins $1418.. Jud Tunkins says that for practical Products. During the past Dairy week 92 score butter has advanced a philosopher and a student lc daily with other grades following purposes isnt near as much' practical use in soclosely. Prices on the 18th are practically back to where they were three ciety as a person that plays a fair weeks ago when the decline began. Demand is now very firm; trading very game of bridge. active. Feb. 18th prices, 92 score: Philadelphia 48 c; New York and BosSWAMP-BOO- T ton 48c; Chicago 47c. With scarcely WOMEN NEED more than a steady market cheese prices have shown but very little change the past week. Smaller styles Thousands of women have kidney aDI are least in demand with prices showing wider ranges than on other styles. bladder trouble and never suspect it. M Womens complaints often prove to Majority sales prices Grange 2525o on most styles. nothing else but kidney trouble, or the result of kidney or bladder disease. BANKER SHOOTS BOLD BANDIT If the kidneys are not in a health) condition, they may cause the other organs to become diseased. Harry Starr Meets With Bad Pain in the back, headache, loss of amin Attempted Robbery. bition, nervousness, are often times symHarrison, Ark When three men at- ptoms of kidney trouble. Dont delay starting treatment. tempted to hold up a bank here Friday, Swamp-Rooa physicians P1 one of them, Harry Starr, notorious obtained at any drug store, m? bank robber of Oklahoma, was shot by scription, be the remedy needed to OTeroon. the former president of the bank, and suchjust conditions. . is In a serious condition. The other Get a medium or large size bottle two men escaped. Starr was pardoned mediately from any Mrug store. However, if you wish first to test j two years ago by Governor Robertsend ten cents to great sentence on a Kilmerpreparation son from a twenty-yea- r & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., forj bank robbery charge. It was the sec- sample bottle. When writing be sure f ond parole for Starr, he having been mention this paper. Adv. freed from prison in territorial days Must Have Been. by presdiential pardon on a similar went across to the fireplace He charge. , stood with his back to its into the fire with unseein? Liquor Squealers to be Rewarded. a popular magazine. From eyes. Liquor tattle-tale- s Washington. the poor fellows head Obviously and squealers may be rewarded by was turned. London Punch. ' the government, Attorney General Palmer having issued a ruling in an important to Mothers opinion submitted to Secretary HousExamine carefully every bottle ton that anyone furnishing informaCASTORIA, that famous old reme:. tion leading to the capture of liquor for infants and children, and see thats Bears the smugglers may be paid rewards up to $5000 from the sale of the intoxicants Signature of seized. In Use for Over 30 Years. Tan-la- c -- markets- ' t, . Ik-- warmth-starin- i Children Cry for Fletchers Castofl; Strike Leaders Arrested. The Alibi. Pittsburg, Kan. Alexander Howat, Prisoner at the bar, you aft: president, and August Dorchy, vice no vis? president of the Kansas district of tlhe charged with vagrancy, having United Mine Workers, were arrested ible means of support. Are you go f Thursday on warrants charging them or not guilty? honor. "Not your guilty, with violating the Kansas industrial court law id connection with the call shake hands wid de judge ; judge, me wife Richmond Tlmes-Dislng of the Mackle strike. pi |