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Show NOTICE SCHOOL ELECTION Best night I dress Ella Assay 1st L. Perry Oveson and 2nd. Worthan 2nd. Best crochet sweater Ella Assay. Bartlet pears Mrs. Emery Larsen Roman Beauties 1st, W. H. AD LETS Notice Is hereby given, that school Best wool bcarf Mrs. D. A. Lowry elections will be held Wednesday, De- 1st, L. C. Moore 2nd. Flemish Beauty pears Roy Swasey 1st, Mrs. S. Anderson 2nd. cember 6, 1922, in School RepresentaBest crocJiet lace Angie Anderson tive Precincts 1, 3, and 6, Emery 1st, H. P. Bearonson 2nd. BY EARTHQUAKE 1st, Ida Page 2nd. Clapp's Favorite pear J. C. Lem-moCounty School District, to elect one APPLES FOB SALE Plenty of Board Member in each of said school Bet pair pillow slips Mrs. Maggie B. Poulsen 1st, Celia Reid 2nd. Mcintosh, Jonathan, Gano. and Ben representative precincts for the term Duchess pear E. P. Rasmussen. ' Davis apples. Apply to Sophus Nel- of four years. Voting districts, pollBest hem stitching Mrs. Lula Lar- Italian prunes L. C. Moore. 4 .) 'itf 9n1 son, Ferron. (adv. Alberta peaches T. V. Nelson 1st, ann fcr V ing places, and Judges of election are Best 'knitted socks or stockings pHILEAN REGIONS DEVASTATED MILLION Hyrum Jensen 2nd, L. C. Moore 3rd. Beef, pork, veal, and mutton want- is follows: I BARRELS OP BY UPHEAVALS OF NATURE; S. Anderson 1st, Ella Assay 2nd. I L. Mrs. Mrs. 1 Howard. Xo. peach Champion Prelnrt ed. Phone Representative W. J. Payne, Castle PRODUCT DOOMED AND s Best Mrs. hood Best Ella Childs Green J. of River tatted LOSS PollLARGE PROPERTY District Assay. grapes baby's plate Voting Utah. Dale, jf (adv. LAB .... AMOflMT Best tatted yoke Angie Anderson. it.p DANGER vwi ing place. School House; Judges, Dr. 1st, E. P. Rasmussen 2nd. Best pair of guest towels Ella Take your seed to W. H. Leonard. J. E. Brlcker, Logan Bedier, J. P. Largest apples, any variety Lillian NelHon Vjt. W. H. Worthen 2nd. He pays the highest price. Cash on Phalen. Assay. Coquimbo, Copiapo and Other Com Best home made rug Mrs. Susanah Wooddide Voting District Polling delivery, (adv.) Everybearing raspberries L" W. munities Visited by Disaster; Llahtning Strikes Tank During Jewkes 1st, Mrs. A. D. Kellar 2nd. placet. School House; JudfJ-s- , Win. Guymon. Communication Rainstorm; Water Spread! rH' Telegraph Best cup strawberries Leo Peter Best Pillow top Helen Seely 1st, Pooling, W. H. Curtis, Sophus Olson. Rainstorm; Water Spread! Has Ceased son. D. R. Griffiths 2nd. Kcprewnlallve PreviiM Xo. 3 . In Texas City Hughie Seely la getting along fine. I Mohrland Voting District Polling Best remodled clothing Mrs. Mary Department I Flowers following his long drawn out illness. J place. Amusement Hall; Judges, Ira Ella Assay 2nd. 1st, 3regerson 100 of Chile. Best Mr. NielA. dozen dahlias E. Upwards Antofagasta, Just arrived An excellent assort- - I Strong, Clell Petty, Ed Gordon, son 1st, Mrs. Kathinka Anderson 2nd, Department X Home Project Work persons were killed and Houston, Texas. More tha , many serious- ment of ladies' winter hats. Mrs. I Huntington Voting District Polling Mrs. E. A. Niels'on 3rd. Best made over dress Eva Madsen.Ty wounded I000 barrels of oil was doom which Cristy Humphrey, Orangeville. the by (adv) lns Plae. Tithing Office; Judges, Gean eathquake Best dozen asters Nathalla Ander Best school dress Eva Mad E. J. ln a spectacular fire Guymon, Amos Wakefield, t Mr ar,A v l.overtUrntd . eur.v ltuiIdin son 1st, E. A. Nielson 2nd, Mrs'. Tillie Miss Lavina Shiner 2nd. inii-inOrange tv. Gulf Production v. iiimi in ai e 3rd. aiutai mmy Best hat Mrs. Olevia Clair. Lawrence Votine DintHrt Pnllinr urday at Copiapo. capital of the prov-Lthyoungster a fine boy born Tuesday nlaj- - . -retin farm at Humble. Lightning I Best dozen roses Mrs'. Kathinka Best t - - -Miss ifnuucollection of w ince of Unegrle r Ataiama. uu Ul vwkn., umeo, morning. All are doing well. the blaze which was snreadin, (tl 1st, Mrs. Emery Larson 2nd. Ruby Seely. Hansen, Edward Brinkqrhoff, Wm. Anderson All with communication W. H. Leonard is buying both al- Arnold telegraphic Most artistic boquet Mrs. Kathinka an artificial lake formed from J Jr. Department O Educational falfa and clover seed. Highest price Anderson 1st, Mrs. E. A. Nielson 2nd, points north of La Serena, in . the sunaay, Xo. 5 Precinct Representative Best of material to give an province of Coquimbo lias ceased. Ad- paid, delivered at Huntington or display Ferron Voting! District Polling Miss Dora Seely 3rd. Castle Dale L'fffX tollinu' .f tllu Hloiitai at firkltirw, I - At 4:30 o'clock during Price, (adv.) tei Most artistic display and greatest incentive to an education place, Relief Hall; Judges, Nathaniel " " i downpour of rain, lihtnlne , Mrs. C. Evin Wilberg was the sub-- 1 Crawford. Mrs'. Wm. Durmor. Mrs display of flowers Mr. E. A. Neilson schools 1st, Orangeville schools 2nd. Best display of sewed material tank No. 21 of the Oulf pi 1st, Mrs. Kathinka Anderson 2nd. ject of a very delicate operation per- - Erastus Nelson. Mokt rare potted plants Mrs. E. A. Orangeville schools 1st, Castle Dale I and Buenos Aires. formed Wednesday by Drs. Nixon and Molen Voting District Polling company subsidiart jchools 2nd. Hill. She it,' reported getting along place, School House; Judges, Peter Neilson. The tidal wave at Chanaral des the Gulf transportation Oil a co! corporation, Best to Over" "Help Put Best collection of potted plants display remarkably well, however. Rasmussen, Chris's Peterson, Nlckolas vitalized education Orangeville school troyed the greater part of the town. of flame shot skyward 200 feet,' Mrs. Mollie Cash 1st, Mrs. E. A. NielWm. Magnus'on is stepping around Larson, The inhabitants are without food. lowed by a dense cloud of hinrt Castle Dale school 2nd. about as high as ever so smart one Rlchester Voting District Polling son 2nd, Mrs. Kathinka Anderson 3rd. 1st,Best of woodwork Leslie a report that shook hoiwJ Keporsfrom Conception and Talaca-lnnpiece would hardly think he had but recently Place, School House; Judges, Mrs. Department J Honey and Been nderson. uuano. 10 cue souin. make no mention I retried w mrinw mmai ,,n Ralphs', Fred Olsen, Mrs. Ada ftaged a wrestling match with one of Best display of honey In comb N. ' m" I Best ladies hat, S. P. work Mira I f his draft horsts. Coblanch. ,),, v vowi.si. 3. Nlrfson 1st, L. C. Moore 2nd. ' .vi vvmrr iiuunjic ,llfWUSlie. I VlCKee District Voting Mr. and Mrs. .Fred Nicholee and .Emery cion a strong earth movement from I Monday morning, tank Xo. 2 Polling Best sixty pound extracted honey family entertained several triA Bt plaae Meeting House; Judges, E. H N. S. Niels'on 1st, Joseph Zwahlen 2nd. east to west was felt for about three I Inininsr tank Tin.' 91 nn ti,T Alfred Duzett, J. Broderick, Mrs. A a Best display package honey N. S. dinner Thursday eve- lonzo I A' Taluchuano caught fire and ,s burning Brlnkerhoff. ning. The meal was a sumptuous one a 1 rfal wave occurred' following the The flames, fanned by the wind,, Polls are to be open for voting pur- - I Zwahlen 3rd. ' ' ' and decorations and other features dated the 4th day of April, A. D. l92o! poses from 7 o'clock A.M. to 7 o'clock most attractive. Best of bees' wax Christen in the County of Emery. State of 3U08idice of which the water level threaten tanks No. 11 and 8, aniU of said Wednesday, December 6, Xielson display Ctah, and filed with the County Re- - vas lower than normal the big pump station itself. K Zwahlen 2nd. Mrs. Emma C. Lund was the to. P.I., 1st, Joseph 1922. All electors' qualified to ?order of Emery County, Utah, on the I a of Alarms were sounded by the marl- - wind holds, nothing can save the' V cipient pleasant surprise oartv I ul Department i Domestic Science tendered by her women friends Mon 1922, are w".er.eln time authorities farm with the further dmJ ": Best one quart fret'h cherries S. R. and firemen and I tank eligible to vote- at this elec ,, nueii vj. oianer ana Annie m. staker vvo,'kluen day afternoon when a large number tion. Johnson 1st, Heber Leonard 2nd. 'the Sun company tanks Ii that were called out to assist ire Counthe and Mortgagors walked in on her with picnic and all Emery Best one quart fresh plumbs PETE NIELSON, President tne side of the road froii "'arlous opposite from a craft their dangerous :y Bank, Utah corporation, is MortRuben Forbush. R. BRASHER, Clerk Gulf tanks will ignite. - positions, save will be foreclosed advertise?agee. of j , valuable by FOR SALE One child's iron bed, quantities Best one quart peaches Ruben ment and as sale ore hereinafter a than million public barrels roods customs-housoft small size, $5.00; 1 medium, bize center stored in the Forbush 1st, Mrs. Emery Larson 2nd. table, $3.00; 1 glass set, consisting of ellar and reacu Best one quart apricots Glenn Lar he occupants of l borage in the bun coo,'. secwJ Said was EMERY COUNTY to FAIR riven mortgage 17 pieces (sugar bowl and cover, butAMDS son. lwellinSS. the a note of payment for $2700.00, ter dish, large fruit dish and cover, Best one glass jelly Heber Leonard dated Tank No' 21 flr8t fired' ha 1 Dispatches from the province, of January 21&t, 1922, and payable large berry dish and six small dishesf Wm. Hitchcock 1st, 2nd. nx Pac!t-- of f'84,000 barrels and had months 8 (Continued from page 1) with after date, cent cream pitcher, spoon holder, honey Uacama per the center that of the say Best one glass preserves Ruben interest from date until paid, and 10 500,000 barrels of oil stored the dish and cover), $5.00. Call at home Mammoth Bronze Turkeys Forbush 1st, lone Conover 2nd. cent additional as attorney's fees, attrrl,m,fli, per nHed- when Tank No' 22- - k of Mn. Wm. Housekeeper, Orangeville Best one quart canned peas Joseph r said note is fined E. A. Nielson Best pair. n Coniaoo. Ovslle by thp collected by an attor Utah, (adv.) of Zwahlen 275,000 barrels! Glenn 2nd. Larson Jensen 2nd 1st, best pair. George ince of Coauimhoi vmiennr rhnn0i Storage capacity ney. Best one quart canned beets S. R. Drugglbt A. R. Coe is about to re Dukiks That there is now due and owing on nd San Fernado. Of these Dlace9 I 'as practically full of oil. TankS Johnson 1st, F. W. Reid 2nd. sign the county chairmanship of the Louis P. Oveson Best pair. said note the sum of $2700.00 princi so far as known, Copiapo suffered 11 and 8 are smaller, about lit Best one quart canned cjorn F. W Democratic Party in favor of hltf wife, pal, $203.62 interest, and $270.00 at most. At Geese Reid 1st, Heber Leonard 2nd. Chanaral great tidal waves barrels capacity and are nearly ft notwithstanding a very successful torney's fpe. Mary Allred Best Pair. No compe Best one quart canned tomatoes ovei' campaign this fall. His wife, ha saya, tition. Wept the commercial section of oil. The ia far better than he at securing: maMrs. H. Leonard 1st, S. R. Johnson sold is property mortgaged and to be fne city, wrecking the postoffice described as follows: 2nd. Angoriati Rabbits , jorities, having demonstrated this fact Car Shortage Relief in Sight 100 head of cattle, branded AS on among other buildings. It Is reported Ove&on comNo Best Perry when pair. their eecona Thursday night Mont. Relief from Helena, ."7. Lr.op petition. Lula Larson 1st. Christv- Humnhrev .. -"'.k" daughter arrived with nary a b'on. r . . car ana unaer u.. biODe car i"1 under which "in trip I i 'evete shortage Reed could hardly have been happier, ,i F Grains 2nd. L,J l"e resiuents. Department niv par aH atM ,itu .:,"i'AI ,uuu tana shippers of grain and lie Bearded wheat Marinus Peterson Best one quart pickles Aggie I 3n the rieht law. This, however, had It been otherwise, if one AH the areas affected are hndlv in mrtoo Peterson 1st, E. A. Neilson 2nd may Judge by the grin on his face. 1st, E. P. Rasmussen 2nd. meant to include all the nattip nflneed of relief. CommnninnMnn wuh are now suffering will soon he t Club wheat Carl Bott 1st, A3. H. Dr. J. W. Nixon was making a call at ible .according to advices receiver o and southrn Chi.e S. R.1 JohMM 1st. Wm. Hicock the Boyack ranch up the creek and Ovlatt 2nd, Ed. Anderson 3rd. .? Montana railroad commission the by together with the 8 interrupted. out of reach, making It necessary for Sheaf bearded wheat-- - O. H. Ovlatt 2nd. a telegram from St. Paul. Vmk- increase and grazing privileges. Dr. Hill of Huntington to attend thel8t- Best loaf bread Mrs. Heber Leon bald sale will be made at public auc case. bheaf club wheat E. P. Rasmussen ard 1st, Mrs. M. D. Lowry 2nd ipuuu oi me ureal inunueiu ojsNation Pay. Respect to Heroes. tion to the highest bidder at Seelv's Christen Nelson ,,n9 infnrrnp, fha Mmmiasill th,ti 1st, G. AnderE. Best 2nd, of Mrs. oookies Heber variety the Immediately following adjourncorral, Castle Dale Utah. Ht Washington. President Harding laid I four northwestern Jlines, the Leonard. ed meeting of.the county commission son 3rd. In the afternoon of the 4th a o'clock Sheaf defiance wheat L. C. Moore wreath of remembrance on the tomb Best one-hadozen cookies Mrs day of December, A. D. 1922. the first of the week, Commissioners Northern, Northern Pacific, Burla, f the. unknown soldier at Arllnston on Heber Leonard. Leonard and Hitchcock, left for Green 1st, O. B. Funk 2nd. B. W. and the Milwaukee, will recti DALTON, Best bub'hel oats Thomas Best Guymon River and Woodslde to see what could I aati"hal cemetery. It was set there" as 'rom eastern lines 800 display of fruit Mrs. Heber or' Moreae-ef Attorney Ed. empties it 1st, Cox Anderson 2nd. Leslie 3rd. Leonard 1st, lone Conover 2nd. be done to improve the condition of First pub. Nov. 18 last Dec. 2, 1922 1 1 w ordless greeting from the hearts Sheaf oats Leslie Cpx 1st, Fredrick rhe number will be increased to Best display of bottled vegetables If the Midland trail road, which has bet America to a valorous, honored son. ars F. W. Reid. come almost Impassable, according to Olsen 2nd, Christen Nelson 3rd. per day, until conditions are v 1D(1 Field corn Carl Bott 1st, J. W. VOTICE FOH PrBUCATTOV DE-- 1 commemorated the first anniven. I manently relieved, tourists who are coming through evDepartment L Art x i.nnH iai ui uih noma rnm no- rmm ifnnsiA vcii uncut ui liih interiorery day. They are unanimous in say- Seely 2nd, Warren Anderson 3rd. oil Best Olevia Clair 1st. Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, Novem-- 1 Vnd the utter painting Sweet corn Carl Bott 1st, Leslie simnlirltv nn,l" ing that the Green River-Pric- e road is Mrs. Julia Baker 2nd wr n, isza. .Notice is hprphv civpn I .. Lower Freight Rate Dentel worse than any they come over. Tlils Ccx 2nd, J. W. Seely 3rd. hat Benjamin Jones Jr.. nf Hunting. I11 tne tribute was in a way as erh Best water color A. E. corn painting Carl Wm. Bott The intermoua! 1st, Pop Washington. bad condition is also interfering with I con, liner to on thf ffiw Utah, who. March Ifi 1!1 Neilson 1st and 2nd. won states the marketing of Green River's . big Hitchcock 2nd, Frederick Olsen 3rd. a signal victory when Best charcoal drawing Pearl Guy entry, No. 024274,1 the day Ions tide of Mrs. Hambrick 1st, J. :oradS,;H?m.eea? SV4 NW!4, Section 22. Townshin frut crop-bcommission commerce truck, which is the only W.Silage corn interstate mon Ella ls't, 2nd. Assay Seely 2nd. i means possible to avoid the almost It aied the transcontinental carrlen ;asr Salt Tubal that marked the home coming. ciuiuu. nance Best A. E. Neilson crayon drawing Alfalfa seed Leslie Cox 1st, Annie Meridian, has filed notice of intention ;et a custom for the national obserprohibitive freight rates. n 1st and 2nd. E. Peterson 2nd. .o mane tnree-yea- r proof, to establish vance of Arimstice day in the future 'horlty to" put Into effect lower Best pencil drawing E. A. Neilson lann to ine land above desrrihpd terr Sweet clover E. P. Rasmussen 1st, from coast east to the Pacific fore the Clerk of the District Court, hut will make the unknown from 1st, Pearl Guymon 2nd Leslie Cox 2nd, Will Black 3rd. FUEL BIOS WANTED ls than now apply from the eai! it (.astie uaie, Utah, on the 26th dav Best of officers fair cartooning Iepartment G Vegetables intermediate points. Horace Reid. ' Potatoes Notice is hereby given that scaled "JfSfur L"-- 1 eXpreS- Siis ttaat .i . w .1. .. I .... Hector drawing r"JU3 wno ,CI bids for ten (10) tons of coal and two zsielsin Clem be I ngion, nan; Christensen f ranco, "iignt Early Ohio Oscar Petersen No Peterson. Flr Costly to Harbor. fn; ji Lieveiana, utan; Frank C. flnnn .be livlna- - nr rten,l .(2) cords of dry cedar wood for use I competition. Best hats Annie Jewkes 1st, Mrs'. if London. A firt which started it Carl E. Utah; Larsen Huntington, at the county court house, will be re Early rose T. Guymon. No comBlanch Faddis 2nd. leveiana. Utah. ji rsniir.n o ceived by the Board" of County Com petition. Port of Naples at 4 o'clock Satii? Snow Beneficial to Country. BIjAKELY, Register. Department M Domestic Art missioners' of Emery county, Utah, on when Mazing naptha spread ov Russett Burbank Hannah E. Seely. First pub. Nov. 18 last Dec. 16, 1922. Denver. ffnow fell generally In Best or before Saturday, December 2, 1922. No competition. of all kinds of wor- krarho, caused ten million lire dan Quality of coal will be taken into con lortheastern Colorado, northern Wyo- - according to the Naples White Pearl Frederick Olsen 1st, Mrs. E. Swannell 1st, Mrs. Joe Fisher NOTICE TO WATER rSF-Rcorreapoi 2nd. sideration in awarding contract. Right A. W. Bigler 2nd. State Engineer's Office, Salt Lake City. ning and southeastern Montana Satur-laof the Central News. tsest bed set to consist of six 4s reserved to reject any or all bids. Peerless Potato Perry Oveson 1st. to the district weather according Notice is herebv trivpn t b By order of the Board of County I Ruben Farbush 2nd. peides Mrs. June Lowry 1st. Mrs. ureau, relieving farm and livestock Reeves of Emery. Utah, has mnrtp'o re Commissioners'. Lula Larson 2nd. Outlaws Defeat Toops Idaho Rural L. C. Moore 1st. plication in accordance with the re- - sections, especially in Colorado where Bet.'; display of home made rugsJ. B. JEWKES, Carrots Mrs. James Peterson 1st, It Is reported from Hi Shanghai. or iuiiemeius tne Laws of Irought conditions were feared be- Mrs. John Rasmussen 1st, Mrs. Annie compiled A. W. Bigler 2nd, Mrs James" Peterson Clerk. tiimrlira In TTannn r,4 lin Jtah. 1917. as ampndpil that th hv . - .Sudnn . . ih W ,1 .J.'l Anderson 2nd . .. . .... ' ause of an extended lack of nrecip!-3rd. or i ran 4 y nj 4 wwn jiwh ,ltoB ,rtk Best display of sofa cushions (4) Two and Five-tent'(2 .5 . s irt f ation The snow, whlch averaged from Lflga Turnips Mrs. James Peterson. No missionaries terrorizing and NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS I .virs. valer trom Angie Anderson 1st, Mrs. Millie Muddy Creek in Emery competition. uonL I country, now number about 10.0M tan. oaiu water win he rti- Table beets A. W .Bigler 1st, Mrs. rurousn zna. xvLZ'L" nns uue .10 , deff' 24 mln- E' Best display of patchwork quilt Notice is hereby given that a meet- Jarnes Peterson 2nd, T. Guymon 3rd. uie rapto are holding the entire Kioshan dlsfJ .uimuj, ,? f poIn.lS-?,5- , lastward movement of a baimetrii ing of the stockholders of the Blue Parsnips William Hitchcock 1 st Mr, Lizzle seely 1st. Miss Ella Assfcy 1! The outlaws have defeated the tr. Cut Canal Cir..uny will be h. Id mi Fred Olsen 2nd. iiast. Salt Lake Base and Meridian, ow pressure which was follower sent against them, and two Mr, S'ut Wednesday, November 22, 1922. at ? Pieces DV means nf IdllU, COnvevea ...iU..i;, Squash F. A. Childs 1st, Ed Cox hrough the Rocky mountains by an v- - a ranal o Z III Miss Ella Assay "aiuiuuc, have been despatched from Tencif 7:30 o'clock p.m., in the City hall at 3rd. instance or &oo ft. and there used from irea of hih pressure. Best Castle Dale, Utah, for the purpose of f as relnfocements. of plain sewing No March 15. to October is. lnninoiv nfl Hubbard squash A. W. Bigler 1st. oaicii year, ror tne irrlgaton of 160 levying assessment on the stock of Hyrum Jensen 2nd. entry. said company to pay expenses for set Mrs. Hannah Ol acres ot unsurveyed land in approxiLost Painting Found. Pumpkins Will Peterson. No com- senBest luncheon Rancher Recovers from Broken mately Sections 20 and 29, Township the year 1922, and for the transaction petition. 1st, Mi.sVi Bolina Gregerson 2nd. '3 South. Kanee 7 East s t. A missing Ogdensburg.. Grand Forks, B. C A month Best display of hand bags Mrs Thw by of any other business that may proppainting Summer squash A. P. Rasmussen application is designated in the Tlaude Lorraine, seventeenth centun John . Hnyes, a local rancher, J Hannah Ole-soerly coimj before the meeting. 1st. R. B. Humphrey 2nd. State Engineer's office 1st, Edna Reir 2nd. as' No. 9088 By order of the Board. Cucumbers A. W. Bigler 1st and aji protest against the granting ofl rtist, said to be valued at ?."00,00! thrown from a wagon and broke uispiay 01 embroidery, six A. E. WALL, Secretary 2nd, Mrs. James Peterson 3rd. Celia Reid niiu nd for which a search hns been mad neck. After a total paralysis i uuuiicaiion. statins' tho 1st, Ella Assay 2nd. peices First pub. Nov. 11 last Nov. 18, 1922 Best display of tatting, six Deicess affidavit in or years, was discovered In the rec reported "c'lur' must De n,aap by Cabbage C. A. Stilston 1st. Ernest recovering and in possess with a fee of -Ella Assay 1st. Hattle L. Reid 2nd. 2, ?,1nlcat!'Jai5ipan.i?(? Childs 2nd, A. W. Bigler 3rd. I of all of his room eation of 1 leu the Colum of faculties. Three dod lnis Knights within "u. otflce ln. Best disolav of rrnhat ,v .V,"v' f SHERIFF'S SALE. IN THE DIS A. W. Bigler 1st, Mrs. Cauliflower uo nuuie iiere. C 9 arte.r V 'VL removed completiqn the fifth cervical vertitct Ada Jensen - 1st.. E, a formerine trict Court Of the Seventh .Tndii-la- l .Tama Patsrsnn 9nl building ui me publication of this j was District, in and for the County of the ly residence of Mrs. w. was which R. broken. Onions Mrs' James Peterson 1st, I Uest display of bath towels E. J CALDWELL. Stnrp Ella of Utah. Lee Charles nBnr ?n.'.nr. State w Date of first Dublipntinn fu.t Averill, stepmother of Mrs. E. II. Har Assay. m.v,. TJ Mil pr -P a 111. . ff l. . . , 1o... ..vi tiafi ut . iiwig 1922. Best Date of comuletinn nf ni.KH' iman, widow of the railroad financier M. Mrs'. D. Lowry. piano scarf Dry Beans R. Rasmussen Ht, Carl and Lottie M. Brooks. Defendants. Bolshevik! Sieze Shipt Best round table cover (colored tion Nov. 25, 1922. NOTICE OF SALE. To be sold at Bott 2nd, Mllly Farbush 3rd. The discovery was made after a re Tthens. Thez seizure of. 1 Miss Carrol Jorgensen Melons Frank Seely 1st, Dell Lott embroidery) ! sheriffs sale on the 2nd day of Dei LO'i'1 I . an newspaper contalnlns steamers by Russ an Bolshevin,t XuTirR 1st, Blanch Faddis 2nd. wiTPD cember, 1922, at 2:00 o'clock P.M., 2nd. at the front steps of the court house Best round table cover (white em- State Engineer's Office, Salt Lake City I ,rtloIe telling of the search for the lost I eluding one at Batum and eight t.,;j t Citron Ina Poison. No competiin uasue Dale, Emery County, Utah, tion. canvas. Ltah. Oct. 19 broidery) Ada Jensen 1st, Blanch at Russian Black Sea' ports, it ls the following described real estate Notice is herebv irivpn th'ot a v Tomatoes E. Swannell 1st, Mrs. Faddis 2nd. now standing in the names of the de Clark of dared, was In reprisal for umoi Utah, has made apEmry, Best piece of hardanger work Mrs James Petersen 2nd, Frederick 6lsen 1 in accordance with the re fendants, plication Revenue overlty toward Kalian commimH Collector Anders-oDies. Lot One. (1) and the Northpnst 3rd. 1st, and 2nd. Angle quirements of the Compiled Laws of Best table runner (silk embroid- ttah, 1917. as amended by the Session Quarter of the Northwest O unrtpr nf Celery Orsen Madsen. No compe Ogden. John Reeve, deputy colle Laws' of Utah, 1919, to section imrty-on- e Safe Blowers Cauoht in Ad i ery) Miss Carrol Joreenspn (31), Township tition. tor of internal revenue in appropriate o I' .ineteen South, Range Eight our and Five-tentcharge I - hnsty Humphrey 2nd. Peppers-Chil- d E. Swannell East, Dee 1st. Sec. Ernest of Ft. (4.5) Moines, la. Trapped Is th bait Like Meridian, containing 80 water from Ivy Creek west tame runner in Emery amine tax collections in Ogden, dier! of Mowing a safe in the 1'anor H 2nd Blan (crochet) acJfs of land. Together with 60 County, Utah. Said water will be'di- - at his home here Saturday of a compliwest table runner (crochet) Egg plant J. H. Cook. No compe-titio.- n shares of the capital stock of the FerpoUlt N- 65 dpS. 15 mln. cation of ills after an illness of scl store In the heart of the business cn raauis 1st, Lulu Assay 2nd. ron Canal & Reservoir w.rtr,?t,a 3525 ft. from the S.W. rnn.or. bi with Company, nitroglycer11 difc-Best bed all and water rights of every spread and sham Mrs. section 13, Township 23 South. Range eral weeks. Mr. Reeve had been n trie, three men with Department II Fruits M. D. Lowry. nature however evidenced. tools ln their possessl f' 0 e.ast, bait burglar I Base like and Meridian lifelong resident of Ogden. Best apples L. C. Moore 1st and Best knit sweater Mrs. D A. : October, 2nd. in a arrested here. lS2'ated th'S 30th canal a ofl by police ic"nvye& . .. . .. .. . - distance .1 Fill u ft 1st, Ella Assay 2nd. any. mt-i- t uMeai irorifc March I Wolf, River apples Lillian Nelson Lowry MORONI NIELSON, S. P. Lets Contract for Cars. I to lo October 15. Best nf inclusive, Mrs. E. Swannell 1st, aprons' County Sheriff, Emery County, Utah. lft, W. H. Worthen 2nd Judge Exonerated 6f Chirof 'and e'H SnB fncl8co.-T- he una Assay znu. Southern PacihrL!i0 Urst pub. Nov. 4 last Oct. 25, 1922. ,,f J W. H. Worthan. Wealthy apples C west cross Fort Worth, Teras. Federal stitch Mrs. Lula Larson NWSK. 4 ('0mPany fiiinountes had let 13. NHlk?iV SecH 1 1 issi, iNeuie tiunnel 2nd. contract for the "Immedlnto James C. Wilson was exonerate township andiranirp Best dreer scarf Celia RpI.i ic I of 7000 freight ruction" State UI charges agflinsMilm follower lLl ' ' to cars, Blanch Faddis 2nd. " f mmAll prolest igTunt the two months Investigation by a con-- i Best patch work quilt Howard Theiet granting of ment wi" be delivered said application, stating the Reid 1st, Mrs. Millie Forbush 2nd 192SI t reason, nf r2 i.u-during the TarrB' 1 ,l must oe miifip. hv oti,i....i. 111 and a a W1U SpW?imen ulItinff Mrs. Bryan lucinor, - ,r0P"0,l, . teBS90clatIon. .a lllin.., The investigation with Rehl on jiinoir, lrDeu the thT Pacific TkK No coast. i.oo. -.and nfiLl fuot filed in Best crib quilt Ella irty ,30, days' after the ccmiDlet Zn refrigerator cars are included in th. Best crochet oamiaol Assay. tne pubi cation of this notice. a ,n Blanch FadIaHas ,,nu1.1" order as the Pacific Fruit Express In m,t",cat,on I dis 1st, Mrs. Hannah Olsen 2nd I ... k. u. t,rti,ijii ELL, State Engineer. I nmcu .i.. i Here's - ai ine miunern t acinc owns a one I tiA Best piece of machine oc uuoiicnrinn sewing Ella half Interest, has a big wfrlgarator WUst wa9 6487 on hwtleegfJi m2mPleti0n f PUb'Uca- -' car bulldlnir tion Nov? I ate and drank with them ana Droeram undr 1 .' i ' wise encourasred them. ZiZI " r. mni n. 1 1 23-tf- y. f.) pi ir CJ -- t,. ,,.. Jta ' J d , ,,, Ln ' .5S2S '"":Z .ZTir.r'ri ready-prepare- d. l'v' :,Lr"L'u'y'A - i e y 0,. . : J""?" 5! IZ" G- lf - . - ... y h. 1 wSsni 4 ' 17 - dis-pla- c y tht 1 I 1 u". lVZZ 1 - N fr -- n mm.i n-,- i,.. to Pni'... ... e,,n li9 to-wi- t: n - -- dayr 1 TSJ Overland "4" CneStenance M. P. Hemphill, Agent Helper, Utah S"t8i5!a ..fr.i,i - r " r ' . 'ff! T.UJ nr -i. J |