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Show i I I THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAH W. L. DOUGLAS THE SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE1 S5 $6 37 $3 33.50 S4 34.50 VV. L TO GO TO FRANCE aMSji bot-a i i dir mat! rn r u wamprd on 1 Itr u!ut v puarantrrj and at tnr la. t v U interior thews The tSr hrarrr prvMrctrd- - igumt big Ibrv co t no more in San retail pn.r are tbr sa nr nm heir iran.L-c- o tbin t!n do m Tnv T ork. liny are always worth the price pud torli'cTi qua1 t oi IX' 1 IXnyat product i guaranteed hv more The smart in tnikiig tine shorn qo tnrs I adnon Centres of America. 11 the rtvlrj are thr ieadrt Tliev are mtde in a wrl eomppel lirt''V at Ircxkton, Mass, hv tlie highest pail, si'ir.l shocmikrrs, u i.irr the direction nnd all viorkino uitn an honest aupcrsi ot of rq .e i.rj men, determination to make tie hrt short for the prue that money JT L na nr lugla V tom ALL THREE ARMS OF AMERICAS FIGHTING FORCES TO BE IN WAR ZONE. Tie Serterai Pershing and Staff to go Ahead and Pave the Way for Final Training of Huge Force U. S. is to Pour Across the Seas ran f All three arms Washington. Yr forces,America' fighting navy and marine corps soon will be c evjv-riit.- 1m tflieenn- Ak Tour time ilrntrr (.r VY T . I'migt liot mippu Ton with ilia klml soil wniil, take tin other linike. Wiflo tor l.itrri'.ttiig hookiet npUimnc how to cl and it d of .( y for I lie d ltn the-nrm- represented iu the vviir 7Anes. Wiih American cruisers nlroiolv iu Eiirleim 'waters nnd nriuj regulars concentrating to cony the fins to the battle lines in Belgium and Frame, u regiment of marines vns designated May 10 to join the expeditionary force and round out the nations representation In the field. The marines will be' attached to the unuy division under General Pershing, which Is under orders to proceed abroad as soon ns practicable. Although details are not being made public, it is calculated that with the marine regiment the total American force now designated for land service price, .otTtm q.lal EoyV Sbse return iuatl, tins Best in the Redd LOOK FOR V. L Douglaa $3.00 $2.50 1 $2X0 pame and the retail price W . I. Ioui;l Shoe CH Irjeaiilenl Maaa. tamped on the bottom. ''isi ,k(arU et., Hrtkta,n, by -e i&Shn VV Safety First. Ons Advantage but :iic v.m going 1o tall vourrorv viiiiunis w In n vim get borne?' of tlmt. replied the who kjn nhs lu ju.lvively ; Ioiidi ssiimu "lui w mtiiig to set' whether it will !? ..lie tot ltie to go homo. "li il i t 1 iu 1 j i w .UaAaA. MVcMVkM MVVxWiV WW.V- V Ml 1 MnJ. William Barclay Parsons, who built the New Turk suliwuj, one of tin engineer ollieors that will go to wireless oiiernlof' 2 Walter SidriiiM of Washington who, though only flfteeu years old, holds a France. An to 40,000. army In Knrope Is close dlvisloli at war strength comprises license. 3 Const rut ting cement barracks for the officers training catnp neat l'uit Mer, Va. 4 Former Itusstnn exiles about to embark nt Son Francisco for their native land. about 23.000 men nnd upwards of voare expected to be in the nine lunteer regiments of engineers now beITALIAN WAR MISSION TO UNITED STATES regiment ing recruited. The forestry each will and the marine regiment number more than 1000. The strength of the naval force In European waters has not been revealed. General Pershing and his staff will sail for Europe ahead of the troops, to pave the way for final training of the liuge army the United States Is pre- y A paring to pour across the seas as as men can be trained aud 12,-00- Et SO Save Money byWarimt Douglas hoe."For sale by over OOOO hoe dealers. The Best Known Shoe in the World. first-clas- s 0 , n li n t In t.h U i k loti bin Hie In ro t tides should avoid lmm. ut soi let v and go out w hot c i lit' dogs mi" in t k lag at the moon lie I vv eheetj limn is vveleoim ev 1 lien it be doesn't overdo it. v Fossil, h ilit man who growls about the wasbd.ij tliiiner would fimi it mora pleasing to Ids t asfe If he had tkn l lie washing. The pi oof of the pudding empt.v tlish after dinner. in L qfgti SniaT55iTatI5 Sir 4 rup-idl- equipped. For obvious reasons, no information as to the time of the American departure or his destination will be made public. When General Pershing leaves e";ry detail of the organization nnd equip-- 1 ment of his troops will have been worked out Presumably, he will luive wide discretionary powers to with commanders of the French, British and Belgian forces. 4 com-inander- 's SEVEN MILLION ARE I I tiLC' i & vr:r''vJIiR , , cO link SLAIN. - . . h v fW I i ; You Take No Chances in Buying a Saxon it.'iiihwi In the Italys war mission to this country arrived quietly and is now busy In ulilngton. Those mcmbei Illustration are, left to right: AlvNe Brugadinl of the trausortatlon department ; General Giigllemettl. military ; attache; Enrico Arlottn, minister of maritime and railway transportation of lmlv and Jiead' of the commission Gaetuno amt and commerce, oi G. the of Pardo Industry Commander Vannutelli. representing the navy, department lletra of the agricultural department. Result of! World War. Bond. The number of men killed Iu the war thus far was estimated at -- seven million by -- Arthur Henderson, member of the war council, in an address Saturday at Richmond. He estl-- 1 mated the total casualties of the war to be in excess of the population of the United Kingdom. (The population of the United Kingdom, according to the census of 1011, was 43,370,530.) - Mr. Henderson said that after nearly three years of military effort which was unprecedented there was no 1m- mediate prospect of cessation of hostilities. The severe cliaracter of the war and its prolongation tempted some persons to ask. why peace should not ' be attempted by other means. He would tell them, he said, it was because the challeuge thrown down by Germany In 1914 still held good. The lust of world dominion which dictated the policy of aggressive military action .on the part of Germany continued to be supported by the German emperor and his Prussian advisers. Until the great act of liberation had been fully achieved the nllles could not falter. BUDGET y ? Fearful Toll of Life a WAR - oung m'adoo SENDING WORD TO THEIR COUNTRYMEN inthe .You may buy a Saxon believing it to be the best car in its class and you will get what you pay for. You may look for longer service, better perbills from your formance and lovt&r Saxon than from any other car of like price. And you will not be disappointed. navy up-ke- If there was any doubt that Saxon cars are the best in their respective divisions it has long since disappeared. And the proof of this you will find, a thousandfold over, in the records of Saxon owners and in the opinion of motor-ca- r buyers irx Saxon cars have definitely estabgeneral. lished their superiority in every phase of motor car performance. And just as surely and decisively as they have proved themselves abler acting cars, have they proved themselves cheaper cars to keep up. To build cars of such quality and such value clearly reflects the strength and soundness and ability of the Saxon organization. Saxon Motor Car Corporation Detroit, Michigan There ie still mim good territory open for Saxon Dealer. For information you thou Id apply to BILL PASSED. Commanded Ships May Built or Building. Washington. Unexpectedly the sen President Saxon Motor Sales Company of Utah Salt Lake City ate Saturday afternoon passed The enormous $30.000,000 war budget bill without a dissenting vote. Under the bill President Wilson in I given power to commandeer ships builtor building and is also given an imraedlate emergency shipping fuud of $405,- 1 000,000. This Is part of an authortza-tion of $750,000,000 for merchant marine. There Is a total of some $3,000,000,-00-0 for the army and navy In the blit The senate added $91,000,000 to the house appropriation for the army and about $16,000,000 for the navy. The preIKi, along the western front have devised a clever method captured by the Germans Informed keeping the French people lr the territory aeronautical service uses the small French war. The of the 0f progress and pamphlet for this Newspapers In purpose. the Kl.own picture baHo(ms a Invisible at are great height, practically are tied to the balloons, which f Favor General Peace. Perograd. The provisional government declared on May 19 that it was united In the rejection of a separate peace and that it adopted as Its aim of a general peace the which will not tend either to domination over the nations or to the seizin of their national possessions a peace - without annexations or indemnities. j William G. McAdon, on of the secretary of tbe treasury, in the uniform of the Nevv york T'iivul Militia. He H clasMed as a third-clas- s Hebrician and attached to theaeronnuttcalrtlTHTwr of the militia at Bay Shore. Sawdust in Concrete. Nallwcan be driven Into concrete if sawdust has been added to tbe mixture. Tlie "proportions of one part of cement two of sand, ami of sawdust will produce a concrete In which nails will hold. The addition of sawdust appears to Increase the "triidetiry of "concrete to absorb water, but the application of waterproof paint helps to elnniimte thls dltficuMy. Concrete of these proportions is qulte apt to crumble' and 'will " nor stand much usage. It should be ujosj only In floors and other places when It I to be covered with a protecting Russian -- three-quarter- s - . ft. if 'K June S Liberty Loan Day. New . Yorkv An - appeal.- - to . the churches of the country to make Sunday, June 3, "Liberty Loan Day, was sent to clergymen everywhere on q3y by the Ltbertyloen eomtBlttei H C i 1 O ,awftrcrrrtW3irT " Lives Lost n Shipwreck. San Francisco. No lives were lost when the fishing ship Standard went ashore at Cape Constantine, on Bering sea, Alaska, last Monday, according to a wireless message received from the radio operator of the Standard. Train Negroes in Separate Camp. lu Washington dedicated the The new American Bed Coss building for A was camp the training exercises Washington. parade of 1,000 women In Bed ther da v and a part tf the negro officers will be established at Press uniforms which was reviewed by the president This parade is shown Ik low Is a group of Washington society Fort Des Moines, Iowa, where 1200 the urm-- part of tbe Illustration. ambulance drivers. motor as Candidates for commissions in negro in v omen who have been training be will new army of the regiments trained, it wes announced Saturday. 1 r Effective Pies. What to you uii'uii ly bogging from door to door wlmu yourj.'ountry mania Kuril -p- huky fellow k jiu7,uked the an Indignant ) sixty miles ter en- Ut. guvnor, annworHl tbe tramp. I.4 Ik de laa lap of the journey, an I fought under de clmiuiKtuneeK jou wouldnt miud jvln me u handout." Certainly not. Step around to the kitchen nnd Ill have the conk tlx you up u khk1 breakfast. To Break Up Big Ranches In Ca'llfdrnia. the farms originally were the old Sjmnlsh hind grants usually of enormous extent. In a fndt Ion these great holdings validated by the American government when Cull fomla came Into the Union have remained as ranches. Today tbe people are learning tljnt both for taxation and production, small farms are better, and a movement to bring this about is under way. , tT,1frTT- Small r -? PU1 Small Dos Small Pries atrlotlc-pengni. Pve walktsl ' USE ALLEfiS FOOT-EAS- E UflKF ehxkeo Tnlo eBoes Tbrirtlptnrpowler Ik relierea od prinkled lata Ikf palatal, ewollea, smartlBg tret and takee the foot-bav- line out of coma aod bunion, llie (reatein r. romfurter rrrr 4ioTer-- d for all Trikl paekatre VUEK. Sold ererywhere. V. Adr. N. Le Itoy, dddreae, Allen 8. Olmated, fool-aoh- It. FOR C0HST1PAT10II have stood ths teftt of tim. Purely vegetable. WomlerfitSy quick to banish biliousness, headache, Indigestion snd to dear np a bad complexion. Genuine bear lgnture "Not So Precipitate. Bliggins i one of these men who want to get ahead of everybody else." listed yet," sort N I ep Not Always. Uke prialueew tike. jou think that Giort rations some tall tblnking7 produce TVm't Is for Tirei Eyes. 1 s L.0YICS Marine a Red Lye Sore Cyee 5 SrcUd. B- m- S f Krfwitw-Kwiui- m. Grannlat-- dMono ! a Faronte S 1 realnent for Myea tttl (eel dry end arnart Glrayonr Bya aa marhot year Unina ear jsS C aa your T h and ub tba aaoie roianty. TSB CIHOT HIT l TES! g CUE F9t TXS Sold at tiro and Optical Mona or ky Mall iJ tI bt Kurin tn I reedy Ca Cbicai. tar Fra las iiuiUHiiiuiiiniauminiiiiuiinuiiiimiiiiiniiimnuuiit PALEFACES Carters Iron Pilb Generally tadicate Uck of iron la the Blood Will help thb coeditioo LIT Uenlar. U. tJia of all kind bought aud keOd. It ladMMatb you hare any to w I I M, purrlaseaoy i J lixo., Job Dept, a3a nriYCTntJC VVldowal rjpw btateMllitla, lndiaa uw trrr Write raMaK 1--- War W. N. O, Salt Lake City, No. 21-13- 17. |