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Show III E L D. 5. SALT LAKE we go to press we learn sk:n "onthat "meml c r was unthat Mr. Morton cUeti at the L. broken, a large hole had been D S. hospital at 8 o'clock this tern in the left breast, probably six inches long and four inches morning. wide, besides many cuts and While attempting to oil 'the bruises upon his head and other gears on the big beU conveyor at paits of the body.k The fact that Morton .escaped the Kaysville Bric- k- company V i if-- ant death ' Is hn raculous owplant, George Morton was badly injured. The accident occured ing to the fact that the space at 8:30 a. m. Wednesday. John through which his body passed B.ss was cleaning dirt from un- wa j but twelve inches wide. Had derwhen Mortem any part of his body been caught fibbed over the Ml to oil the in the gears, upon.the irghtside, death would have follow gtars. Suddenly he saw the man iptant From the way those atjtbe .tv'isted about tltL shaft and ed. heard three crashes of the Juans accident described the oecurance, body against the. sides of the pit. it is supposed that Morton presumably caused by eaeh revo- sustained ialL his injuries on the lution he made around the shaft. sh;:ft and 'fly wheel. Boss ran for assist. '.nee. In the He bad been employed at the nuantime, Joseph Doman and yard sometime before it closed William Foxley, who. were stand- - toy repairs but upon the reing - outside-thed- ot r to the pit, sumption of - operations --Wednesday heard the noise anrrriurinto the morning he "went to work. On place. Ira Wiseman appeared on account of his assertion that he the scene of the Occident and, to- whs an experienced machinists gether with Domaa and Foxley, helper, lie was given the job of removed the injured man from oiler. , The engineer . cautioned under the conveyor, where he him early in .the morning to be hd fallen. In the meantime, the vry careful and if onything hapengineer had shut off the' power, pened to stop the machinery. and with several other employees From all appearances it seems helped to take Morton to the th t the company vts in no way ofliee. I)r. Rutledge, the comp- responsible for the accident as it any physician, had by that time was unnecessary for the oiler .arrived" on thcTftvnc and ad- to cross the belts, u a passageway ministered first aid. William wis made around the encl of the Smith soon arrive i with Manger conveyor. Manager Smith , and Smiths car, into which the injur- the men were so unnerved by the ed man was 'put, end with Ira accident that operations William Boss and plant were suspended for the day. Wiseman, William Foxley, proceeded to the yUpcfu his return, pr.llutledge L. D. S. hospital in Salt Lake informed 'The Reflex that the services of himself and C.ty. fTlie run was made to the hospital in an hour-- : and fifteen D.; Neilson, of Sail Lake City, four hours to set the bones, disminutes. EfWhen a reporter Irom The x infect and dress arrived .on the scene, the fort is being made to save the man's clothes were wrapped young mans arm but it will be about the shaft having been several days before this can be torn from him. Winn picked up, made certain. Although nearly there was but an arm and leg of torn to pieces, there were no inthe underclothes aud shoes and ternal injuries found. socks, upon the Jinans body," all , Morton has no parents living the rest of hlsT apparel having and the only relati'es known at been torn completely from him. the. time of tire accident were the It was found that the .left .. arm Steeds in Farmington, lie came w.js badly magled, thcJ..leftleg from Montana before coming to If ou would save money on a good suit, this is your opportunity, and it isnp Just as to you to take immediate advantage of it. Get heVe tomorrow do not put it off you may be too late to - secure just the suit you want. The assortment is not limited, but there is no regular line of sizes in any one kind. 1 - Suits Reduced from 25 to 50 Per Cent on the Dollar the-conveyo- r - . reduced a fourth, or Chil(lren8-Huit- s shirt snaps in this .sale. more-impo- rtant Ask about .the HAT BARGAINS wo are offering. aimer 376 Wliere the Clothes Fit Street Twenty-fourt- h MARRIAGE LICENSES. Estate of W. R. Payne, deceasIMPROVEMENT ON SALT standing near by, mashing the on the ed & OGDEN. colLAKE application Hearing fefder. The force of the July 26.- Frantz Wedelmuse, of the report of the commissioner: lie 'on was so great that Mr. Chip-maage 49, "of Kansas City JJo. and was catapulated clear over Double Track on all Curves North continued for the tom. Katherine Connelly, of ' That he was not of Kaysville Switch for Fruit Montana. Helena, . Civil Busiess. O as there inbred is Orchard Growers at ArrangeRlioda E. Savage vs. Frank LJ Wanted wtre several vehicles dose by.. Boy to wrork in nurments for Inter-Stat- e Traffic. Phase, and E. W. Zatlock vs. sery. Apply at the Gleason Henry F. Southwovth, both cases Adv. With the filihg of Inter-S- t J .LAYTON j j traffic continued forthe term. she4ts with the agei vs. Davis A highly proaparou. town In th. mllt of ter' Layton',' For Sale K relinquishment on the Bamberger Eleitric, Dayis til Jlalrt .ml productive orchards Lxcell In to dissolve and Motion County. Good tli proUii. tlun of milk. Kit! Cannery anl land: for someone. county has anbther railroad which set Hollar Mill ju.t comple.d 0.8 aside. the restraining order was 162 acres of land lying about. 8 will Teceivejjny kinof freight Good point fur tl.Ow Ana, eommodlttuad.pow r ami vegeMaking aubnrban acarage for Irnlt of Burley, Idaho. ot express for shipment to any denied," and the 'further' hearing miles south-eatable growing. Supply point for ' of the case w'as continued to FriWm. M. Miller, Address, point in the Union. The little day, August 1st, at 1C a. m. Utah. Adv. Miss Annie Fisher returned strip of extravagant fertility, Irene B. Hqston vs. Clarence B. and climate, to Devils scenery from a months visit known as the Little Kingdom of Huston: More'than six months Slide.. U s Davis, now lias three railroads having expired since tlie grantMrs. Fannie Winter returned ovtr which shipmenis may be ing of an interlocutory decree of ! to her home in. Salt Lake Mon- sent to any part ol the wurld, divorce; upon application of day evening. y and these lines are not over half coasel a final deer? of divorce was signed by the court. Are you getting the results The furmers are hauling large mile apart at any point in the Mrs. Ella Griffiths vs. Elizacounty. from your cows you should, the to of Layton quantities grain On Friday of last ' week, a beth R. Pratt. Dcfendent or Roller mills. or are you letting the switch was completed at Orchard counsel, did not appear. Decree south-u- f badly ffacturcd, although the Utalu the- - Weber of foreclosure was signed by the Ios epb Du n n, of PI a i n City, is station, vLfting It. W. Adams and fam- River on the Sand Hill for the co.urt. . Adjourned to Friday August 1, convenience of the fruit growers ily for a few days. Re-h- x at 10 a. m. in The new communhy. TNSTON7' PI0IIEER1AY NOTES Zella Iliggs," who' was. injured that is informed thr i 50 cars of during the celebration at Kays-vil- l caches will be loaded at that THE ROSE CITY, If so why not try a can of is almost entirely recovered. County eeat ( rich and terUle 0avla county. out of state for Home of the Miller Floral company, the large.! mint, mostly Judge Ramhauser. grower, of hot houae Bower In the Conkeys Fly Knocker and Mrs. S. M. Kershaw and daugm destinations. This community can-no- t Woman rountry. location of the ftmoui Recover FizOjr Lagoon raort. Haa Water Work, and Kleclrlc put more milk in the pail and be excelled anywhere for fruit Judge Ramhauser 'a court was, ter returned from a two weeks Lights, A Bne place forre.ldenoa. From Nervous Breakdown humorous features the of of we add flesh to your animals on.;' visit to Colorado Springs, Colo growing, and please remember nerves Reflex edi rado. Impoverished The celebration. many the destroy and sa'd anywhere. The climate which is profit to you. GuaBorn to Mr. anl Mrs. Frank people before their time. Often be' Ramhauser as tor and soil are conditibns presided Judge S. perfect fore ranteed a sufferer realizes what the to satisfy you or Wood, Tuesday, a daughter. Miss Julia Layton and Miss while Morris Barnes and .Veron now cun not facilities a trouble on he is of the h.'pping is, verge Geniveve Brooks- - will soon demoney refunded. ' It complete nervous breakdown. e better. Wilford Hess, now of Dayton, Strong took the part of tha for Canada where they will As soon as the ties arrive, the is of the utmost importance to keep Idaho, is a ..Farmington,, visitor policemen. They each wore police part OIK LEAF POULTRY FARM your nervous system in good conmake an extended' visit. clubs carried lulmets and nuns double tareking the road dition, for a few days.. as the.nerves are the Source jobof Attorney T. MeClurj Peters actThe Milling company is grad- ft uh Kaysville to Salt Lake city of all bodily power. Mrs. Anna agents Mrs. L. E. Abboil aud daugh- ed as prosecuting attorney. The ing a 2ii Mechanic St, Pueblo, the crossing wll be resumed and carried to Kounz, from roadway ter Camille left Utah lor clu.rges lodged against the de- to the null, in preparation of the completion. Only about threa, Colo., says: , Kaysville, For I from suffered - from - Portland; Oregon,- - Saturday many years ft dauts trackremain-tmiks be doubled ranged for pleasure will wheat' huuTing wlfub soon" be "nervous prostration; T was unable' : silk hose to frenzied finance, re- on in full ed r Work has commenced on the to do any house work and doctors trip. swing. fusing 4o get married aud - the jo1' of double tracking, all ..the jailed to help me.. .Remedies I tried from Air. and Mrs. T. JvSe grist, uf penalty assessed was one dollar . . Melvin Adams was ill the lat- curves between did not do Kaysville and Og- me a particle druggists of good. A neighbor Garland, spent part of last week in most 'instances.-- ' those ter part of- - the . week and was den and as soon as these improve; told my husband about visiting friends and relatives in fined were Bishop Henry 11. unable to cover his "customary nunts are completed the gaps Dr. Mile Nervine Farmington Blood, Henry Morgan, John G. place at short in the Bountiful w'J be filldjtp until the line is and he procured a bottle. After the M. Barnes, 11. J. Sheffield, II. V game Saturday. the way to few doses I showed a marked doujtritekedjdl first James C Broun is back at the Burton,. , R . A. Epperson J... The big teTirige-oy- er , and after taking two " improvement Isaac Adams ear-lortwo" F. C. M. store aga;n ufter V bought three Lambert Plainires, Jos. bottles I was entirely cured. I have th-- , is nearing comWfeberriver Gailey, of beef El"steers from the been perfectly well for years and years vacation in . nirthern aud Peak, George T. Beesley, M.'W. lison Ranching company last pletion and is being built to cannot praise Dr. Miles1 Nervine southern parts Oi the state. PhTlips, the judge of the court track. too highly. an.i sold to them Schneider No county or bit of country If you are troubled with loss of Wallace Wood and Miss Pearl and the prosecuting attorney & Co. at the Salt Lake' stock collected in iu the" entire west has as good appetite, poor digestion, weakness, Saunders, of Garland, have re- Eleven dollars was to the com-- , yards. if you are in a inability to over fines turned aud skiping facilities as Davis county .general run sleep; toured to Uarland after a short down condition and and probably never will. Here is unable to bear your part of the visit with Farmington relatives inittee. Bountiful vs. Layton. the ideal fruit, truck farming and daily grind of life, you need somei and friends. to strengthen your nerves. ball in J Layton played Two Accidents. dairy country of America, and Ything Saturday ou not realize what is the matmay team The Farmington ball wl en .the land is all watered and ter with the form best shown that is that but no reason you, by aud tlie Hewlett team, of Balt During the program in the settled up and cultivated, as it why you should delay treatment Year team fast seas this took aud i.i 10 Zella house the here year meeting Should of of Lake, played u iiuly game thousands ears be, Dr. Miles' Nervine to old daughter of Willam Iliggs of th- game from Leo JJuirs promon the 24th. The score was produce will be shipped annually, has proveil its value jn nervous Layton, had a very narrow ising ball team by a score of ten most of it to points outside of the 12 in favor of Farmington. for thirty years, and merits John a trial, no. matter how many other serious.jnjury. JTlie Bountiful of state. The Little put Kingdom boys .remedies have failed to help you. Judge N G. llanis of Ogden, Colemere was driving his horse up a snappy game tut were out- Dn vis should have a thousand Sold by all drugglsta. If flrat bottla left for the coast Monday on ae. west at tlu street . intersection farms producing ten thous- falls to benefit your money la returned. celery classed Brown Ilia by sluggers. many health. Kings count of poor and tltf little girl with the baby and cars of celery fer the eastern MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. fritnds hope that be will enjoy iu her arms attempted to cross was in the box for the Lhytons market, where the best celery, the the much needed rest and re- the street south. The horse ran aud showed up in his old time kird grown on the moist lands into the children .ad knocked form. Muir tossed the ball for near the lake, is unknown. The cover bis health. j both to the ground. Cole Bountiful but them could not bead off Kalamazoo article is punk along The eounty jail is now the mere the horse back upon the-sti- ek pulled of work of the hett grow- side of the Utah product. licme of a tarnsient youth him ouf its. haunches and swung his about 19 summers vho gives of the wav of the children ami ers The only score for Bountiname as George Hall, lhe lad DISTRICT COURT NOTES prevented the horse from trampl- ful was when Femerick came in was sentenced Tuesday in Bountiing the little ones. Zella sustain- on Manns two'bast hit in the Regular July tim, Monday ful by Justice 1 P. Willey to ed a cut and fifth inning. The ftnture of the July 28, 1913 ; Hon. the forehead . upon . J. A. IIow-el- l. pay $50 and to 30 days impvisou-- the baby was greatly frightened. game was Garretts home run m on District the bench. Judge meat , for purloining a bicycle Dr Rutledge was called and took the third when he l'ne'd. out a Probate Business from a Mr. Hall in Bountiful. the children to his office where long one to left field that had not Estate " - of John L. Mitchell de-o- f -- ' '' ' ' ' 'zr ' Three young - men from Salt a complete examination was made stopped rolling when he' reached proper signed by Lake were arrested one night last but - no f urthep it juries were th'rd. Brown stole 'third in the th.- - personal We have over 1000 beautiful patterns court. ' ; found. .thesixth and got his left lamp badweek fofr disturbing , peace Estate of Thomas Rogers, deThe other 'accident of the day ly discolored by being hit by the to and- - were put Under ., bonds ranging from $20,00 to $45.00 ceased. Ammended decree of the relay horse b,JlJn..the .hand- - of the baseman appear Monday morning" before occured auirng distirhutiori &Icrnutl iracAvlfeu -J ames GhhuBaa rode Follow! tbry JusticeDrilf Oviatt.Dne tlie court. of the young men forfeited his horse down the track to get out 0 1 Bcuntiful, Estate of Silas H. Card, dehorses the of of the. way going b?ir and the other twu appeared 3 0 1 2 3 1 0 0 x 10 ceased; Lajton, horse ran 382 25th Street. Oden, Utzh The course. cost down the and each petition for decree of sumand were $10 ' vraa which distribution automobile into an WlggilL Umpire, of court. mary granted. DM at-th- Re-fL- V : n Hge-43- , thr-machi- ne. e Nur-sei- 'vWr 4 a-sn-ap st the-wound- Tre-monto- r - Mr. Dairyman Flies take the TORf Flesh and Profit! , lif - Og-dt- tt ds The Weekly Reflei w.-e- v $1.25 Per 2-- dis.-orde- rs tu-on- e. You Should HavetLcast One Good Suit and that should be Tailor Made - r . -- - 00001000 ED;SMYTH TAILORINGX- O- |