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V Far well Co. of Sept Imualil by wi1 lien1 dry A .'n eon. furmma a Brnlt lot Oti.ikiOI'lrir. i.iiiibiiiatlnn a n' I Juiiwl,. ii 'iinl diHpuii between (ci brl' Mayors' ore .aotcrera' unlona that bmldii'c ronstnirlion ha.l hs:g I im aeiiled. Oil A -- Four hiii.ilrol 11111111111 dollar mercer of t'lM, ai.l (.'uiitincuial Baaing 3conipaiilea annuuineil of In- Multan ciiiifcdt'iullun (N't. and IndUNtry, rrpieoeiiiiiiK of ciinfederatlon lalmr unluna, agreed In close Forty-fift- h annual convention of American Federation f Labor opened In Atlantic City. Hoard of Trade adopted Oct. MMiigrni rnla lo pi event market manipulation. aa demanded by Secretary ot Jardina Oct, iX- - Peamen'a atrlko called off la South a frp a porta 0 1. 13 American Federation jfforlAbor coturned down all proposition operation with Russian trade unlona and ion Hie of auviet aiivernniant; recuniili Frealdent Oreen and oilier ultleera reelected 8. Supreme court ruled net. Arison minimum waite law fur agatiwt women. Nov. I' H. II. Felton resigned s preal-deof (lilcago Ureal W ealern railway. I.. Col. N. Iliiward aucecillng him. Nuv, S- k- Anthracite minora accepted J'lnchot plan fur ending alrike. Hriliah acainen'a alrike In Auatralian ended without pain for man. ,pna Nov. 3d Chicago came ter v wotkara went on at r Ike In five cvmeterlea ba-(ii- n, Irpl. 3-- 1.- 8,-p- d -- Clil-kK- hn ( oast guard fleet began Intensive war on the Atlantic Coast rum 13- - Glenn Frank, aditor of CenMay tury magaxme. ele. ted president of Unl-- 1 emit ot Wih' uiimn. Her. J F. Noil of Huntington, lad., mn le lusi-oof Fort Wayne. general assembly May In met Columbus, Unto, and elected Dr. C. R Frdiuan of Frlnceioa seminary moderator. May & J T. Scopes Indicted In Day-toTrim., for teal case of slats law againai leaching of evolution theory. Governor Baker of Missouri appointed O. H. Williams United Rules senator to fill out term of late Seldrn 8. Spencer. May 17 Grand Jury In Washington returned new Indictment! against Fall, Rindulr and Itolieny. Shipping board vote to scrap MO vessels. Mav leases In Elk Hills naval ull reserve and Hawaii contracts voided by federal court In Los Angeles. May 2 - Federal grand Jury in Chicago Indtclcd 2uk furniture making concerns and individuals fur combining In restraint of trade and commerce. June B William I). Mitchell. St. Paul, Minn-- , appointed solicitor general. June I President Coolidge addressed n centennial celebration In HI. 1'aul. Minn. June 14 -- I'reeident Coolldge declared Iitinaelf against reduction In auger duty. June 17 MacMillan expedition to explore Crocker land aailed from Boston. chairmakera pleaded June guilty to iruat charges and were fined. June 10 Federal Judge Kennedy at Cheyenne. Wyo., decided the Teapot Hum oil reserve lease to the Sinclair company was legal and proper. June S3 Frealdent Coolidge moved to summer )i-,- fl-- li eiiileri. nt Anlhraclle operators rejected Flnohot plan for ending alrike. nianufacturera ofler. fered to nmrteags nation'! Intluatrlea ('11 loan to government. for HUii. Oltu, Liec. I" King All of Mediae abdicated following capture of Jedda by nch Wahable. DOMESTIC house paaaed emergency dellciency carrying $lt7,Ou3,OuO. paaaad treasury, post fftca and agriculture supply Mils. Jan. P Houaa paaaed army appropriation bill carrying l31.iU.00B. Jan. IO Freiidunt Coolidgs announced that Secretary of Slain Huglieg would retire from the inblnat on March 4 and that Frank U. Kellngs kad been aelnctod to aucceed him. Charlaa B. Warm nomlnalad for attorney general. lal olnctora mot In the Jan. ntnte copitala and coat their votea. Cool-tid- e and Dawes being formally elected. Jau. 13 Alanaon U. Houghton, aiu-- , baaaader to Uermany, aelacted to Frank B. Kellogg aa auibaaaador lie Great Britain. Senate paaaed deflclency bill retrying $lt.M).U. Jan. 14 -- Senate paaaed the Underwood Muacla Rlioala Mil Jan. It C. llaacom hlemp reelgned aa secretary lo the Frealdent end Everett iSnndera of Indiana woo named to him. Ht. Her. W. M. Brown, former blahop of Arkanaae, found guilty of violating doctrine by clmrcli board of. ilipiacopal 'review anil hla rxpulalon from mlnlatry racomm ended. Former Secretary Danby oaoneratod apd Fall condemned by minority report from aenate committee on oil Itmulrv. Jan. S Frealdent Coolldge announced completion of work of Culled Slate! railroad admliilatialioii treated during the war; coat to nation wna tl,(74.IU),iiud. Senate adupled majority report un Tea- ypt 1 Knm? oil a andal, cenaurlng Fall .and Dcnhy. Mra. Miriam A. Fergumin Inaugurated li CtxdliUc. Scnaic leased postal pay and rate In- erraac hill leaniH Jan. antitoxin ariyina Nome alartea for d'phiherU-atrickce run. on Feb. - Serum reaihcd Nome In lime. Huiie passed bill for fif'.WV00 for nub-It- i: build. nm procra-.six years. and I tali rejected child la- tor amendment. returned pox lal Increase Fell, bill to asserting lit right to initiate all revenue Jeeinluimn II. i a mid J W. Feb. 4 Col. id to two tears in Thompson and prls-u- i line e;uli. Tiimi-sschaisiaiure reputed , hlld tabor Hiueudl'ient. Feb. po and postal bill auhsllluied for tenaie rate measure. ben.iie railfleil romiuerclal ireaty with Germany. Feh. 14 William II. Jardiii of acnpp'-inleretar) of akrui.lt'ire. and George 1arks aoverni.r of Alaska, Feb. IS Ho'd Collina. euliapped by svc. ktniucky, oa bowlder In Sand 3". found January confuincd iMti.inalion of Frank se- r lurv of stale. B Kellogg to a Cl In its own poalal Semite paiac.lrutiml. ealnry and IT Senate Feb. iiHd ytorasa to 10.. salaries of iiieiiilu ra of 10 Ilfi.o'A). Ouu and of cabinri ineinlo-ra- cep ted acuate amendFeb. ment for raise of conKrcsmunal and cabinet salaries. S. Deneen appointed Feb. .senator from lllmuig to au ceed the late u Cti-nill- X- 1 iy Ka-.n-.- 1 Se-.at- e - a - ! Medill McCormick. House passed Dickinson n marketlq- - Jill aa auhstltuta for measure. members of neat Fab. it Republican bouse In caucus elected Nicholas Long-worof Ohio speaker. Houaa committee reported great fraud In bureau of printing and engraving. March adopted resolution advocating American entry Into world Capper-.lHvUge- th . In the Fadllc. Coolldge and Charles March O Dawea Inaugurated Frealdent and vie United Htatea. president ofUnited Static shipping board Mareh I Fleet corporation won BJBd Emergency verdict for tUATLK against Virginia Shipbuilding corporation Match 4 Lieut. Col. James E. Fechet aa successor to Brig. Gen. Samed MitchsIL assistant chlar of army service. air March 10 Sanata rejected nomination of Charles Beecher Warren as attorney general. March Coolidgg The Sun. . a 8. A., retired, in Washington. P. Spencer. United May B laces senator from Mlaaouri. May 22 Field Marshal PYaneh. earl ef Yprea Ernest DeW. Burton, May 23--Dr. university. preaidant of Chicago Loula Falk, as cad organist, to RochY. N. ester. June 1 Thomas R. Marshall, former vie. president ef the United h isles, to Washington. Juna 4 Camilla Flam maria a. French astronomer Louya, French author. J ua 3 Vance Thompson. American autlior. In Nice, France. S. Stone, president June Bruineriioud of Locomotive Eni'teeie. Juuo 13 Julius KruiiachuliL railway magnate, to New York. E. L. Philipp, former governor of W Fl'-rr- e j ; w .!. . :l SR'Jte.. a r iv . !?? ' .VAA.V .'.'.VU - ft..;- 4. I a- - Af fj' v I i- - Jh i "r- U. :. .1 ....vr i.v.'JA rfL ssfcsa .txViT After the Holidays Showing of Hats S Each hat in our collection should be to described in detail to give jt' the remarkable values we are.Cimr- - v. mg. The model pictured' gives a tion of the charm and distinction that makes these liars' all greatly under priced at the prices we are offering them. Dr. Price, Utah Y .... anti-evoluti- at B-N- -- . 23-L-aoa ltan 13-- 8-- I , wer j ' ' yde wo ; r I Cm-lnn- atl ai-- - , Cliii-ug- S0-- i i'i-J- tik '' 1111111 Sirtivl' 1 , 1 1 . ; I I i 12-- . i i 1 pub-lie- dele-yut- M-- - j 1 al up-vl- m': ; -- ! j i 3- j I tol-era- m n. -- ar al 13-J- ohn M-- Birth announcements. A Ai - IA-- ed governor of leva-- . Jan. P Col. Charlea K. Forbes, former dlreilur of the vetera bureau and John W Thompson, millionaire rontrac- tor of St laiuia. lunnd kuiIiv he a In Chickgo of liavinu conapired to de- t in cuiitracta fur fraud the aoMlera' hoepliula fcmile I'ararlinrr. new French amhaa-aad- r, presented credentials to 1'reanlant . ft 4--Clty oue-jco- od court. Navy war game began ... 3-- Jau. use . st tnd s.-il a. w..-- .i - A;:. 30-- Jan. 4 Aaoociaia Jualira Joarph McKenna of Suiirniiia court raaignod and Frealdent Coolldge named Attorney General llarlan K. Slone to aucceed him. Un, Nolle T. Itoaa aworn In aa governor of Wyoming. Senate upheld Frealdent' vats Jan. f poalal aaiary ralaa bill by una vote. Senate paaaed Interior department bill auc-co- 4 .v to v Norse-America- . the yi Juno 17 Edmund J. James, president emeritus of University of Illinois. June 13 Robert M. LaFoUetu. United States senator from Wisconsin. Juna 23 Edwin F. Ladd, United States senator from North Dakota. ects July 13 Mary Cholmundeley, English Dee. 1 All sacramental wine permit! novelist. revoked, effective ltorember 11. ear suggesAdmiral G. W. Will lama, Muscle Bhoala board of Inquiry made atJuly Charleston, 8 C divided report; majority recommended promiJuly 13 CoL Moaaa Shoenberg, lease to private capita! for exclusive promerchant and banker of SL Loula. duction of fertiliser; minority opposed nent Mo. government operation and advised diviCardinal Begin, archbishop of Quebec. sion between fertiliser and other prodA. J. Ochaner. famous July 23-ucts. in Chicago. surgeon, Iec. T Sixty-nint- h congress opened Ita July 23 William Jennings Bryan In a anion. Tenn Nicholas Long worth alocted speaker Dayton, Mrs Helen H. Gardner, author and of the house. educator,23 in Washington American Farm Bureau federation Edgar A. Bancroft. United July States ambassador te Japan. opened meeting In Chicago and waa addressed by Frealdent Coolidge. Aug. 3 Paul J. Go re a. prominent hotel I toe. 3 President Coolidge'a message man. In Chicago. waa read to rongresa Aug. 3 Owen F. Aldts. pioneer ChiDee. II House passed the revenue cago capitalist, In Parle. bill. Aug, 7 George Gray, former United Ogden II. Hammond of New Jersey BUlea senator from Delaware. Aug. 3 John Temple Gravea of Georgia, appointed ambassador to Spain. Erie railroad and ten Individuals In- editor and lecturer. dicted in Chicago for beer running Aug. 11 Theodore Bplerlng, American violinist. In Munich. conspiracy. Adam Beck, prominent Dei. 21 It. V. Taylor, Democrat, of Aug. 13--Sir Mobile, Ala., nominated to be member member of Ontario cabinet. 13 commerce Victor F. law son, editor and commission. of Interstate Aug. publisher of Chicago Daily News. Mlaa Helen Culver, aged philanthropist, DISASTERS NOTICE OF STOCKIIOUIEKS MEET- Failure to hold the annual meetings t Forest. 111. at Mum, Georgs Goldie, founder Jan. 23 Serious floods to southern et Aug. 32 Sir ING TO AMEND ARTICLES OF IN- the' stockholders of this corporation 4. Sweeping reorganisation plan for fedherein provided or any meeting ut this Nigeria, In London. eral prohibition enforcement announced tales dramatist CORPORATION. Arthur Shirley, English Feb. I Mina explosion at Dortmund, stockholders on the day and at the tiw by Treasury department. 23 Thomas Independent Hiagen. InAug. lce bos manufacturers June Notice is hereby given that in pureu-anc- e appointed for the Mme, shall not forfeits Germany, killed 1X1. 1A4. Presidency Insecrelaw violation pleaded Feb. 33 Mine explosion at Sullivan, Ind-- . league candidate foronce dicted fur anti-truof a resolution and order of the board or iu any way interfere with the cortwei W. O. Stoddard, private and war fined by Federal Judaa killed 61 men. guilty In ate rights acquired under its agreement! Feb. 23 Earthquake shook all eastern tary to Abraham Lincoln, at Madison, of directoni of the Eastern Utah Electric Cllffe Chicago. company, corporation, organised and ex- but any such meeting may be held at aaj Mrs. Kdlth N. Rogers of Lowell. Mass., North America: seven persona killed to N. J. 3 P. R. of J. Steltlniue E. Morgan isting under the lawn of the state of Utah, subsequent time upon the secretary giving Kept elected to congress to aucceed her hus- Canada. A Co.. In New York, March 13 Thousands killed ' by earthband. the lata John Jacob Rogers. regularly and unanimously adopted ten days notice thereof, either by pubh 4 Reginald C. Vanderbilt at duly, gept. to bemall China. service central air quake July at a regular meeting of the Mid board of ration in some newspaper published k Portsmouth, R. 1. tween New York and Chicago estabMarch II Over lu) killed and 1.000 InBept. 7 Rene VivtanL termer premier director held on the StRh day of Decem- Price, Utah, or by mail aa aforeMid. lished. jured by tornado which awept southern ber. 1IK25, at the office of Mid corporation NKIb-Dr. F. B. Clark, founder and for 44 Illinois, Indiana, Mlaaouri, Alabama and of Franca. MADSEN, Ireeidet of Portsmouth. in Price, Carbon county, slate nf Utah, A Attest: Bept. years president of Christian Endeavor, Tfnntfiftn Chi11 P. of Bamuel Thresher MEETING OF T11E STOCKHOLDERS Bept antl-vliof Chalchlhultaa, Mexico, April reeigned and waa succeeded by Dr. D. A. GEORGE CHRISTENSEN, Secretary. 't crusader. SAID CORPORATION IS IIEIIK-IIPoling. destroyed by volcanic action: luO killed. cago. First Fan of Chicago, noted OF CALLED m E. B. Brouaard, Utah, appublication January 1, 1MM. Bept 13-river excursion May will July be and held for I steamer capsiaed near Memphis: 33 lost. corporation lawyer. fjist Juniutry 22. 1U2R. pointed to tariff commission publication office tuiid the of ita nf at 14 Herbert Parson, former concorporation e 14 Forly-thretrial law BapL men mine killed Scopes May by biiMinemt nee in of Price principal pi City, near Dortmund. Germany. gressman from New York. opened In Dayton,' Tenn., with W. J. explosion AND GUARAaNSHIT Be) muitr Cromwell. New York bankor Curium enmity, mute of Utah, on Monday, PRORATE proaaoutlon. Bryan aiding May 34 Explosions In coal mine near Eighty-thre- e Notices Consult County Clerk Or Re the let day of 'February, liKflS, at 2 oclock furniture manufacturers Sanford, N. C.. entombed end killed M and broker. of Eaton, Chicago, p. iu., for the punxwe of conxidcring and pective Signers For Further Informs lias'.' law men. Bept. pleaded guilty of violating antl-trulawyer and chic leader and were fined HM.OW. Jung 3 Disastrous tornado at Minneand son arting upon lha propoaition to amend the scientist Francis to Sir Darwin, convicted II Dayton Scopes apolis. July articles of incorporation of Mid corpora- IN THE SEVENTH JUDICIAL D1 Darwin. evolution trial and fined I1M. June I Seventeen men killed by mine of Charleo 20 Paul American tion as follows, towit : To amend Article Bartlott. Bept. indictments returned to explosion at Sturgis. Ky. trict Court In and For Carbon Oountyjf July ew 10 of Mid articlea of incorporation ho that State of Utah In the Matter of the S manufacJune Chicago agalnat 1M furniture persons, mostly 'sculptor, ta Romo. turers for violating antl-trulaws Chicago German Americans on their way B Bept. h A. C. Bedford of New York. the same will read : tute of Alex K. Pace, Deceased. Notice I lands rd Oil magnate William Jennings Bryan died suddenly to Biemen, killed to train wreck near Creditors. Creditors will present r)aitn&9 ARTICLE X James Deerlng, Chicago and Miami In Dayton, Tenn. N. J. Hackettalown, at sea. June 23 Santa Barbara. CaL. wrecked millionaire, The number and kind of officera of thiu with vouchers attached to tha vndemip1 July 11 William J. Bryan Interrad to 11 deed; Bept. 24 Viscount Ham so. Japanaae corporation shall be: A board of direct- ed at the office of R. W. Dalton at lose by Arlington National remet enr earthquake: property v ata teaman. bid of 1.701.000 tor X04 more than 3, 000,000, Aug. ors of seven members, each of whom shall Utah, on or before the 20th day of Fel Ada Lewis, American actress. United States shipping board vassals acJuly 4 Nearly fifty persona killed by be a stockholder owning and holding at ary. A. I)., 192H. LIZZIE PACE, A3l. af maharaJaR Sir Pratab dance Singh, Boston ball. collapse of cepted. ten shares of stock on the books of ministratrix. R. W. Dalton, Attorney FotM tasl Aug. 13 Boilers of excursion at earner Kashmir. Aug. 13 National crime commission ST French the Bourgeois Bept. and Mid board shall be Administratrix. organised in New York by prominent exploded near Newport. R. I.: 30 killed. statesman. i men. submarine lost with divided into two classea : IHrectora of the First pub.. Dee. H ; last Jan. 1, 1926. Aug. H. Bcrlven ef Chicago, first-clas- s Oct. I William Mason, mathematics pro- men. Aug. in shall four be number and railroad exocutlvs. elecprominent fessor In University cf Wisconsin, Sept 8 Navy dirigible Shenandoah shall be elected et the election of 1920 for NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DfliJ ted president of University of Chicago. destroyed bv storm In Ohio: Lieut ComStephen Ronan. noted Irish Jurist partment of tho Interior, United Statoi Oct. 3 Fred Zimmerman, president C. a tenn qf two rears, the directors of the mander Zachary Lanadowne and 13 olhara expedition abanAug. I. A W. R. R.. at RatUa Creek. Mich. second-clas- s shall be three in number and Land Office At Salt Lake City, VtAI doned exploration of polar regions by killed. Oct. 7 Christy famous shall be elected at the election of 11I2A for December 7, 1925. Notice is hereby girtcpl Matheweon, sunk airplane for the season. of Sept. 34 U. B. submarine a ball pitcher. Aug. Agriculture In collialon with steamship City of beOct. term of one year, end that after the that Sidney R. Elmer of Colton, Ifxk5j 10 tea tobacco B. Jan magO. Duke, H ousted Ut. Jardina Taylor, chief cf Rome off Rhode Island coast; SI men New York. election nf 1A24I Mid directors shall he who on April 27, 1021, made Stockraiaiai ta neto and philanthropist, bureau of agricultural economics. saved. I lost, elected in their resp4rtive classea, each al- Homestead Entry No. 0222S1 for Wk; senaOct 14. Bamuel M. Ralatoa, U. Aug. II AaelNiaut Sedwtary of the Ort. 27 Eighteen killed In train wroak tor Sec 12. Twp. 11 Houth. Rangel ternate year for a term of two years. All SE from Indiana. Treasury 14Andrews announced appoint near Memphis. Tenn. Sandow, famous strong man. such directoni shall be elerted at the an- East, and HWV4 Sec. 7, Twp. 11 South men! of 12 Hritlsh submarine with crew In Eugene Nov. London. tratora nual meetings of the stockholders by a Range 9 East, Salt Lake meridian. hi of 43 loat In English channel. Oct. IS Gen. Isaac R. Sherwood, former production started at Aug. Nov. liner Lenupe burned if congressman and Civil war velatan, in majority vote of the xtocklinldcra present filed notice of intention to make time Muscle Shoe la 137 passengers and crew Delaware nr reprcNcnted at such meeting, and shall year proof to establish claim to the leaf Toledo, Ohio. navy planea began lha eaved; on rosat; Aug. man drowned. lit. Hev. Frederick Burges, Eplacopal hold office for two years and mil il their above described before Arthur J. let flight from San Fianclaco to Honolulu; on Three million dollar fire docks at at Prit one broke down 3D miles out. bishop of Long Island. siKvessora are elected and qualified, ex- United States commissioner, Orleans. on the 22d day of January, lMf . Oct 17 William Livingstone, president cept tlint a (lim-to- r Fifty-nint- h Utah, annunl encampment or . the New a fill to 30 appointed Went Nov. of roast Florida ravaged of Lake Carriers association, in DeE?r-O. A. R. opened In Grand Kapida. blh-hvacancy shall hold office until the next Claimant names aa witnesses Orrin troit. Senate recount of Iowa senatorial dec. by atorma. Lawen Brady, W. D. Dnridson a.y; anniiHl the election and until and 22 meeting M. F.fiward Parker of Bishop lk4 votes (ict. lion votes showed Uruukhart Vacancies f Colton, Ltnli. and M. J. Hlnck of Pari New Hampshire. qiialificHiinn of liis successor. ahead of Sleek. NECROLOGY or other officer of ,n-- . I ijh GEORliE E. i(iOLLEi Ort. 23 Dr II. J. Waters, agricultural in the office of dim-lonavv rlaua fun-ei- l down Sept. Jan. 4 An libisliop Henry Moeller of expert and editor of weekly Kansas City (lie ixuniwny may lie filled by the hoard of near llawai. by lark of fuel ami Inal r Blur. illurcga with crew of five. Found t'allollc in stormy There shall nl he a president. ,rt pub., Dec. 11 ; last Jan. 8, 1920. fjJe-i- . S Job llarriman. Bociallsl leader. In Sier- directors. Georg W. Bellows, American ten rims later vice president, general lunnager, secretary ra Mailre. Cal. arl in. dirigible Shenandoah belli. 3- - Navy PUBLICATION Dfj Jau. 3 Kdwar.l Morgan, poatmaner of 1.1, ut. Oil. 27 E. II. Carmack, prominent In- nnd treasurer, ail of whom kIihII he elected NOTH K FOR by atorni in Ohio. parlinent of the Interior, I.Tnited Staicj man board of directors nt tlie first New the of York surance Chbago. City. by ("oni Zacligry Danadownc ami 13 others Dffice At Holt Luke t'ily, I H'M Jan. 10 -- Dr. Norman Bridge, eminent Ort. 23 Theodor Freaser, publisher of meeting after the annual meeting of the Jmiul killed. r ' John B. Inman of Springfleld, 111 , elect-r- d 21. IJILo. Notice is hereby givj pliyaii iun and philanthropist. Etude, InM. Philadelphia. stockholders, nnd shall hold office for two E. U. Ailce. i Jau. Ort tin plate Held, president Riggs years, and until their snccessors are elect- - th'it folm I humnnli of Helper. 1 tali, wr hief of G. A II l oinmariltr In in New of York. Nslional Washington William king," Mitrhell Novemlier 23. xcverely Sept. C. Kastman, owner and Gen. Frlix Agnus, veteran of army of cd and have qunlirird. Mtire tluin one of-- , JJ1 .crlllcixcd nmy aiu! navv jr Hcrvbv. J Ju". of Chicago Journal. - President Napoleon 111. and of the Civil war and ficc may he held hy the same person, nnd Coolldg rdurnrij pii MihIht Sept. Jan. X- T- 1'icM Marshal Baron Grenfell, former publisher of Baltimore American. except the first two. need not le directors. lo WaiJi.iistun Irmu vacation Hrillxh soldier. White Busbey, veteran Any director or oilier officer may resign Ort. 31 1 named la V't? vruvwtV ('onlida Scpl Jim. 31 George W. Cable. American Journalist, In Washington toe 1. ot nine to iiivcsiiksic air ddenaa. hv filing with Ihe secretary a written res- - i M. W. Prunes, Soviet Russian Gen. author. 12 South. Taiuma'iP Walker, Range 9 La i Twp. Srpl. ignnlinn, accepted hy the hoard of direct- Feb 3 John Lane. FngFah pnMiaher. commis-to- r for war. candidate, nominate.l for mayor of New Lake moral inn. 1ms filcl notice of iji. ; Suit if within or ors. accented them not 6 5 by Dr. Feb. million-irrBamuel Jiillua c Nov. nrischuiaMi. Dickie, Ivcrni'iTHla. defeating Mayor lieYork president Ihree-yeu- r proof to vcaat inanufarlurer of Clncliuia'l. at emeritus nf Albion college, Michigan. thirty days. Ihe resignation shall fake ef- - ?cdion .to mukell b .. Watrrioaii loniiiiiated by tii M ami lh o. h. '"n? former pub-- : feet and Ihe office lswme vacant. Any P. A. Nov. llrin. It httn . h 7 '1'lonias . of the district court iSc' W. Lawson, H M former lisher of Balt Lake Tribune. Jr., nonui.aie.l iv director or other officer mnv he removed fore the clerk la 7o!b-iielii'Unrirr. Klml Dinh. emperor of Annam. Ui pdld.i ana Hi Tor Price, Utah, on the 11th day of rchruitTJ United before a hoard the fur after cause, hearing -Clio XV Fell. II. Bracken. Ameri1. Urine 102U. rinimant names ns witmvses Johjj Nov. 7 F.ldrldce Gerry Snow, New on notice to the Mil! nominated iciui.r partv sought to he recan Kculplriaa. York financier. by DriiiovTSta. I 'red moved. nnd by the affirmative vole of the PhikiiiIhs. George Diamantis. Gnt Tnni W Fpham of Chicago la noted l'rof. Utol-iNorwegian lh. aMcnl'a Nordhagen, air Investigation Srpt. Kl'ri maiorifv of the members of Die hoard. .Tames Koniotiris. all of Helper, funner national treasurer of Republican architect. boaril eld ttrd TAYLOR F. ELI edi-Register. 1 nil of Canadian hv owned veteran ty. an officer slock Disposal T. H. Preston, nncde.l vine of1 pai Reircarv UcIIpks ! M. II u Young, founder and tor c shall be equivalent to n resignniinn on First pub., Icc. 25; last Jan. 22. 1951. Satilaivnla, Urutali rumniunial and -- r of San I 'niicii o Chri-nle- l Nov. 3 Ira O. Raker, emeritus profea-- : resolution of the hoard of directors. to ! !. rpar:!iin cn'.irv m Ion. .Mir IVb. ion Le Itov at ill. civil nf University Ihirion, stir Willi, itu Mdt'ii'M relieved engineering Rept Ik t The hoard of directors niav. if they NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Jttijj of Fini-rs- ly of Michigan. of Hllnnlg. nf a- lne aervlre In artnv bn ana of hla pri'Nilent .Tamm I partment of ihe Interior. United P'MeS'i Allen, Amrh'an author. Donii io De Gama. Brazilian xtates deem it proper, elect a general manager, ol (nr errvii c, crd: iin'.e Fob. who is not a stockholder in Ihe said cor- Jjind flffice At Salt Lake Oily. Utilfl Crn Janie H Wilson. man. , Si 1. Lit It. M. 7.(1 rcdlett. Jr., elected of Civil wnr turps ircmnanderx Nov. 13 A. J. Earling, former preaj-- ; poration. All oflipr officers shall lie the T iecenihcr 19. 1925. Notice is hereby piei United Plalea senator from onaln. ' Iasi Feh. Willuni .Mu hell, teatifv in Granting, former dent nf C. M. A Bt. P. railway, In Mil-- I boldern nf at least ten shares of the enni-l- that Aaron riynn Dimirk of 8nnnyii;.1 lie. Id of Sweden. bm WHtlk(6 tmurd. vvre fose ar raft stock in the company as shown on the Utah, who on Frhniarv 23. 1922. 1 n. A Me ,l McCormick. U. S senaI I, til .m of army and navy .r aervices Nov. 13 E. D. Libbey, millionaire glass stock book. Homestead Entry No. (131025 for N'VV.: tor iro til lliilui and art patron of Toledo, manufacturer nod idered deirtixe plana. - HoUti C. To amend Article IS of Mid articles of MVH. Kec. 10: E14NEV,. 8VMNEk'J board rce.imed full, Fell. let. former pres- Ohio dowry, ident of Western Vnion Telegraph comNov. IB J. W P. Lombard, voteran incorporation so that Ihe same will read : Sec. 9. Twp. 14 South, Range 12 Eir roniro! of Fled rorpoiap.nn. J Thompson reelgnl from pany banker of Milwaukee .M -F. Salt Lake meridian, has filed notice of i 27 Nov. 17 J. (ampbel Cory, well kno' n C. Fell. board. ARTICLE XIII I. J. Clarke, veteran newsbli'ppli.g tent ion to innkr three-yea- r proof to Ort. of American lAgion paper man and playwright. In New York cartoonist. In Itonver. The claim to the land above dcscrih-fannnal of stockholders taldish the meeting lecG. O. 13 Bhlelda. Nov. .1. author, E. Marline, former senator from opened In dutaha. for the election of directors and the trans- before the clerk of the district court -- l,r'sidcnt turer a ad editor. In New Tork. New Jersey. Oct. Toolidge addressed Nov. Queen Alexandra of action of the general business of the cur- Price, Utah, on the Rd day of Fehniar'-,Ameriian I.nrlon convention, urging Feb. Ebert, president of e. and adequate defense without England. ls, ration shall be held in Price. Utah, on 192(1. Claimant names as witnesses F.fcN Germany. (Tara Morris, actress, at Now Canaan. the first Monday in February of each THmick snd George Ts Turner of Sunt March 3 William A. Clark, copper Jingoism. of side. Utah, and G. N. Etehehnme and Leigh C Palmer forced to resign aa magnate and former senator from Mon- - Conn. Dr. Paul F. Pock, professor of history and erery year at the rcnernl offices orpresident of Fleet corporation: TZImer E. tftliA O. Perkins of Price, Utah. GEORGE the corporation, and ahnll he railed to In Northwestern university. to elected William A. Quayle of March 3 Bishop place. Crowley Nov. 33 W. T Brown, vice president der by the president at 3 o'clock p. m.. WOOLLEY. Acting Register. house of bishops af. Methodist Episcopal church, at Baldwin. (M. unless a different hour he specified hy First pub., Dec. 25 ; last Jan. 22. 192ft of Order of Railway Telegraphers. firmed rharge of heresy against Blahop Kan. widow of T heehaw, last kins notice. Only holders of stock shall have W. M. Brown of Arkanaaa March 13 Dr. Bun Yat-Befirst presi- ofSuplyalat, Burma. R. McQuIgg of Cleveland. the right to participate in this meeting. A NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Oct dent of Chinese republic, at Peking. Nov. 33 Rama VI, king of Biam. March 30 Marquis Curson of Kedleston Ohio, waa elected rommander In chief representation nf a maiorifv of the capital partment of the Interior. United Sf . former A. McCormick, A. publisher American the of at London. legion. stock outstanding of this corporation, Land Office At Snlt Ike City. T't civic leader of Chicago. March 27 Gen. laird Henry Seymour and Get. 13 Bishop Brown deposed from 23 Gordon E. Bherman. authoritv shall he nrctswary to legally hold Mid December 7. 1925. Notice ia rid?,' Kawlinson. commander In chief of the onNov. Episcopalian mlnia'ry. International law. In Morristown. N. J. meeting, and all stockholders meetings, that John W. Winkleman ofhereby Mt. PI-'- ', Lieut Cyrus Retlia. U. 8. A., won British forces In India, at Delhi. 23 Andrew Fletcher, president of Nov. March 31 Vespasian Warner, former American Locomotive company, in New whether general or special, nnd it shall he ant. Utah, who on April 27. 1921. Pulilaer trophy In record time ta Mltchel the duly of the secretary to give to each Stockraising Homestead Entry No. commissioner of pensions, at Clinton. 111. York field air races. II Frealdent Oct Coolidge accepted April S Jaan de Kcssko. famous tenor, Dec. II A. N. Beldlng, noted allk holder of stork, appearing to be such by tor all of See. 33. Twp- - 11 South. Rafe aa secretary to Nice. rei'gnatkm of J. W. Weeks the hooks nf the corpora I ion and whose 8 Eaat. Salt Lake meridian, has filed at Rockville, Coon. Mme. Bernice de FasqualL opera diva. merchant, of war and appointed D. F. Davis to sue. rj Dec. It B. A. Johnson, publisher postoffirr address is known, ten days no- tlce of intention to make three-yepn f In Omahn. ceed him. In Chicago. World Lumber Review, mail at his last given address, of to establish rlaim to the land above tice hy April 3 Archbishop Alexander Christie Oct H. W. Murray of Maryland Dr. ThornycrofL British the time and cf Roman Calbollo diocese ot Ore ten sculptor. elected presiding blahop by Epiacoimliana place of snrh meeting, but scribed before Shirley 8. Atkin. UnK Oct. le Cot Hanford MavKider appointCity. Ore. Wood, president emeritus of the omission to give snrh notire shall not States commissioner, at Mt PIeata James ed assistant seers vary of war. invalidate the action nr proceedings nf the Utah, on the 29th day of Jannnry. IU April 13 Elwood Karnes. Inventor of American Bible society. for Colonel firet American automobile. In Kokomo, Oct 30 Court-martiDec. 13 Prof. E. 8. Mores, soologlst meetings. Each stockholder shall be en- Claimant names as witnesses Eras Mltchall ordered to convene October Xt. at Salem. Maes. titled to as many votes aa he holds shares Cannon Kelson, Ed Ncl 8. Rargent. eminent Arthur R. Robinson of Indianapolis apApril Dr. C. A. Blanchard, president of nf stock in Mid corporation, and represen- Rasmussen, all of Mt. Pleasant. Utah, and Loi American painter, to London. Wheaton college, Illinois pointed United States senator from Intation by proxy, duly appointed, ahnll be Rradv of Colton. Utah. GEORGE B. Sanderson, oocretary ol G. diana to flu owl term of lata Senator April Dec. 22 Frank A. Munaey, news-i- r allowed at all meetings of stnckholdera nf WOOLLEY. Arting Register. United Buttes publisher. Mid corporation, either general or special. First pub., Dec. 11 ; last Jan. 8, 1920. n. 10--- 1. 10a T-- Anti-Saloo- It-S-ena f. I.leut J. M al Mar-ig Gen William Mitchell oroared lo Texas dying field, reverting colonel. to rank of March II- - United States shipping boar., sold Us flva Fa ifle snips for R.SS.WI to Dollar Interests. April I Indictments agalnat Fall. on a and the Iiol.enva diamlaaad technicality. B. 8. Saratoga, largest airApril 1?. plane carrier, launched. tor Wheeler of Montana April went ta trial In Great Falls for Illegal uae of his Influence as senator. of Columbia Judge April consent decree by which Big suspended Fivepa kers agreed to divorce themselves from unrelated lines. B K. Wheeler acquitApril ted In trial at Great Falls. Mont. N War at Hawaii ended gam April without official decision. General J. af. Back April vaitmed. T. Van Orman wan national May balloon raca Willi Goodyear III. Mav 4 international Council of Woman convenad In W ashiligion. May t Set ratary Wilbur ordered aviation training for all cadets of Annapolla ji American April 23 Ralph D.N. Faina. H aultior. in Concord. Chiretired A. 1 William Tildes, May cago banker. ot B B. ilhini Arthur CuDKifimAa Battle Crerk. Muh. May 3 Viscount Leverhulma. English soap king." F. G. Crowell. American artist Gen. H. A. Baadhelta. May U. a. A., retired, at Cenatantmt Mich. May 3 Duke of Rutland. Wilbur, Philadelphia May chocolate manufacturer May 10 Herbert Quick. American author and editor. W. F. Massey, premier ef New Zealand. lea Amy LowaU. poet and Mar critic, at Brookline. Maas. Ma). Gen. Arthur Murray, retired. In Washington. Gen. Charles Mangla, the defender of Verdun. Knflfrh Milner. Mey auieenutn. Eng14 Rider Sir Haggard. Hsnry May lish author. A. Miles 13 Nelson Gen. Lieut. Muy H. Doolittle won! Schneider trophy to seaplane race at Bal- tlmure. Oct 27 One hundred and fiftieth . birthday of the United Slates navy relel-ried- recLieutenant Doolittle set new speed ord for seaplanes at 3M.71I miles an hour at Baltimore. of Colonel MitchOct X3 Court-martiell opened; General Summerall. president of ti.a court, and Generals Bowler and Sladen withdrawn for alleged prejudice. Oct. 3o Col. Thomas W. Miller, former alien property custodian, tour German and Swum cltiaena and three German and Swiss corporations Indicted by federal grand Jury on charges of conspiracy to derraud the United Slates government. Nov. 1 James J. Walker, Democrat, elected mayor of New Tork: A Harry wet" Democrat, elected govMoore, ernor of New Jersey. n convention of Nov. league opened In Chicago. direcNov. 3 James E. Jones appointed tor of prohibition. Nov. 3 Colonel Mitrhell, opening hla defense. made n new series of charges against the army and navy air aervh-eF. Nye appointed Nov. United States senator bv Governor Sorlle of North liakuta to succeed the late Senator Ladd. Nov. 13 Federal grand Jure at Chicago Indicted Boston A Maine railroad and 34 Individuals for beer running conspiracy. Nov 21 Mississippi Valiev aaaoclattoa convened In St. Loula and demanded Immediate development of inland waterprojways, Including the Chlcago-to-Gu- lf ect. New tax bill completed, rutting United States revenues by 13X1.733,060. Nov. 24 All permits Tor wine making revoked by government. Nov. XS Major General Patrick, head of army air service. In annual report scored adininiairatlon for nrglert of t no service. Nov. 23 Ma j Gen. Amos Fries. 1 hlef of rhnnlcal warfare service. In annual report declared the service wee menaced by too mui h economy. Nov. Xt International Live Stock ex petition opened In Chicago. Nov. S3 Secretary of Commerce Hoover submitted annual report; urged early completion of ui waterway proj- Oct submitted name of Warrea to senata ta - .itorney gruerpL rati (led the Isle of Man b I'li.ra treaty which Axed ownership of with Republic of Cuba. March again rejected Prest-de- ft Coolldge a nomination of Warrvu t be attorrey general bv vote of 4 to -Marvh ieideut Coolidge appointed Thomas F Aoodlock of Now York as member of m the Interstate eoinin!- I.- !r FRIDAY, JANUARY THE SDN. PRICE, DTAH EVERY FRIDAY. PAGE FOUR |