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Show THE AD Refusal of Holiday Causes Rebellion at Ogden School 'Special l. (.p--!a- J county oneOrln. more Qft. chance to obtain tb fair Kfoumlj on Wet Seventeenth street, but that opportunity most be taken dvant-K- O of tomorrow, otherwise the ri A Idaho railway com-)mcdn.will Ikuproceed with it plans to bulM repair shop, car barn and terminal facilities on the propfreight er t v. M. S. Brownlnir. president of the 0(C-leA Idaho railway company, to the has utrnlttd a proposition the mka th.it company whereby "VV buy about twentv arre. county of land Immediately north and west of the fair Kround at an approximate of For every acre of this iO.(nid. Kroutid the cennty turn over to the company, the company will railway lec nn acre of the fair grounds propto the county. Mr. Browning- made ertyunderstood It Jfiat the company would sell to Individual. Furthermore. rot I f said th company would donate on th to th county the fair bulldlnK Thmc tiiildln-r- s are worth property. ahoMt $1 ")."" 0 for fair purposes. Hnt the county mut accept or dethe railcline the offr tomorrow way company wlsnea to awnrd a contract for the construction of Improvements to cost about IISO.OO'). The company mot know tomorrow whether th improvement fh.ill be, built at the the property tt la fair Kroumli or in si. alt buy and turn the cour.tv proposed iier to the II.company. and David V. William lewder the Weter counJlaiuotk, representing an an-- i delrea ty farm Isureiu. which In succeeded t.l county fair, jrettlnjr . th- - raltwMj ny to rr i k e the This of two committee proposition. the proposed made arrangement tfr has Weber hr Oct. ct - befcan as l.What t ended i;i a walk-ou- IllKh mado cele- . glr5j al a Klghfa-oa- Hers! Iran 1 t sors run-Uln- ar 1 e. I He-public- an 1 - He pro-vldir- TBAPlTOl iii . ri "be en-irlti-- IlrrsiJ-Ueptiblica- er. n i -- t - - asint n-- ar tee-pion- vb-lnl- ty non.-fuppo- rt I to The CUT THIS OUT HK in, roil f OI.I1 iif.ah ami itn.1. nn.ri" tlN-liLIM- ATAIl- ! :. IWald-Republican.- I'rovo. Oct. is. Articles of Incorporation were rtled today for the Karl Katrle Mining company with claims located In the America i Fork mining district. The for $10,000 with company Is capitalized a par value of 1 cent per share. Th are i W. Kiarl. I.ehl; C. Incorporators K. Fie!!. Salt W. K. Kvann. Lehl; Ukf; GeorKe K. Hemphill. Salt Lake: A. W. Oavis. Lehl: Ralph Lehl; J. J. Wadley, Pleasant Grove. A marriage license has been Issued to James Ounn and Mary J. Yates Sweeney, both of Sprlngvllle. Inter t la taken In the prima r election being to be held In this Is If you know of sonte one who head troubled with Calarrhat Oeafnes. r, or ordinary ctarrh cut out this to theni and youi formula and land It means of savins: will havr been the some poor sufferer pctkaps from total, In Cngtand scientists for a de.vf have recognised that loiu tini.! past and the candidates ar active. at disease and constltutloi la catarrh Four candidates for mayor and four rie, ev- - ir ily- reiulres a constitutional for commissioner are In the race. The treatment. note douches are candidates have all declared themselves Sprays. lnhler ani delicate air pas- Independent of anv faction or locality liable to irritate the; force the disease Into the and a general rplit Is expected. sages and means toa judgmiddle ear which Albert liurr has been frequently or e"s disease Is ment for 1SI4.3S againstgiven t' tal deatness. the William Irtvert down the air passages towards M. Itoytance enmpnny for fruit furthe luna. which Is equally as danger-Is nished that company a year ago. Acous. The. following formula, which cording to th evidence in the case, the used extensively In the damp Lnxllsh Consoli'tated Grocery company collected climate. Is a r onfiituticr.al treatment the money from Mr. Roylance upon an and siiould prove especially efficacious order which had countermanded to sufferer ber wii.i live under more bv the plaintiff. The Roylance coma bond so that the Judgfavorable climate conditions. I received pany Secure from your druievtst ounce of ment tvil! revert to the Consolidated 1'armlnt tdoi-bstrength I. Take this company to pay. home and add to It i pint of hot water Grocery Chancellor Hrlgadlr SL Supreme and 4 ounces of granulated sugar; stir Young of IndianapoIU will visit Provo Take one tablespoonf ul November until dissolved. to meet with the officers four times a da v. Tola will ftn brlna of the Knights Pythias. relief from rtit ressln g head! from the southernof part qutck of the Delegates state are :iorfted nostrOa should open. noises. to Provo for occasion. that coming Imbecome and easy brthlng In the eu- - j The Ryhtrg Rrothers. street paving as the. nf lamruation hearing jrov of I'rovo. have notified the redvtced. I'armlnt Is! contractors stachlan tub commissioners that they will not used In this way as It acts dlreetly city In th upon the btood onl miceus aurfacea of be responsible for anv defects caused by the system and has a slight tonic ac- pavement of Center streetTrouble has Imperfect sub."nverneyit. tion that facilitates the rfvovry of arisen the business connecting the patient. The preparation Is easy houses over with the deep sewer. to make, costs llttl. and is pleasant to D. L. Van Wagcnen has just returned take. livery person Tvho has catarrh shouM trlve this treitmcnt a trial. from a trip into the I'intaJi valley. He Schramm-Jo- b w. stores. ; reports crops to be In excellent nji Ad . ) ! nis j ; ne. ; I ' city-tomorro- bn l f J J J -- ertlsetner.e Various patterns and colors. With Coupon 18. Scow-cro- ft X I , COUPON. N IIERAX,D-REPUBL.ICA- Pl'R wolf. gray 1. SET (9 With HERALD-REPUBLICA- 25c BLACK Old. Leem-in- g 75e CHILDREN'S He was born November 6, lS34,at St. Ives, Candidate for CommisKngland. He had Huntingdonshire, sioner. been an active church worker, being with the St. James church connected In Leeds, Kngland, until twentv years name appears at the head of this arcame to Amerlcp. In 1857. of age. He He was a member of one of the famous ticle is generally recognized as being handcart companies of pioneers that thoroughly stable in all of his enwalked across the plains. Sharing Mr. Flshburn's handcart In the trip was deavors, both in his private life and KItza I. Noble, who In loS became his wife. The party reached Salt Lake jfor the public weal. Mr. O'Donnell was born in Ireland 1R57. Mr. Fishburn marSeptember 11, ried again in 1s6!j to Laura M. Noble, in 1863, and came to the United siMer to his first wife. Funeral services will be held In the States in 1SS4, finally emigrating to tabernacle Thursday after- Salt Lake City, in 1891, where he Brlgham noon at 2 o'clock. Burial will be in immediately established his present the city cemetery. business. Stability of purpose must COUNTY COMMISSIONERS count, as his firm is certainly recogas the leading undertakers and APPOINT COLLECTORS nized embalmers of our city. After a periRecommendations of Treasurer for Tax od of fifteen years, Mr. O'Donnell established himself in the confidence ."solicitor Are Affirmed by Hoard i of the people to such an extent that Itoad Supervisor Resigns. he was elected to the city council in ."Special to Tli I!erai3 Second ward for the long terni Provo. Oct. 18. The board of county the four during which time he commissioners met today at the court- served years as of the sanitary chairman house and appointed the tar collectors served on the also and committee, for this season recommendathe upon tion of County Treasurer I I Nelson. cemetery committee. He was an asThe collectors will receive the follow- sociate .member of the waterworks for their work: Spring-ville- , ing salaries the police and prison comMark A. Reynolds. $80; Spanish committee, in fact, every important mittee and, A o Fork. m m n Tuttle, $H0; Payson, Miss committee not period was during this name S0: Santauuin. Peter Kllsworth. Mary of O'DonK. Peterson. $40; Salem, R. complete without the Frank Davis. $40; Goshen. Irving Nelson. $40; nell being conspicuous thereon. to the same ofHe was Renjamln Mrs. Alma Hone, $50; Lehl. S. J. Taylor. $80; Alpine. Fannie Pax-ma-E.n. fice at the expiration of his first term, Moyle. $30; American Fork, Kmlly but owing to the fact that a commis$80; Pleasant Grove, ole Andersion form of government was estaba son. $S0: Cedar Fort. $40. This Is at the expiration of two years lished reduction of $46 lo over the amount of his second service he did not compaid for this work a year ago. Andrew C. Rorgerson. road super- plete the term he was elected for. visor of Santaquln. Mr. O'Donnell is not today and by was appointed Charles Lindstrotn resigned in any obligation to civic, hampered religious or his place. Henry M. Smith was apand he stands on pointed deputy sheriff for Cedar Valley. apolitical bodies, established The commissioners by his past recconsiderable footing spent time discussing county roads with ord. He Is not entering the race with Marion dinger, road commissioner, and any sort of a fight against any other have decided to make some changes in candidate for mayor, commissioner or Provo and Spanish Fork canyons. Other road are being consid- auditor, to the contrary notwithered. improvements standing. His headquarters will be at the precinct on October 19. polling SPANISH FORK WOMAN DIES Mr. O'Donnell's conception of the commission form of government is Wife of Former Illahop Marlnua Lar- that it should eliminate all partisan as he exson la Called by Heath. prejudice. His platform meet the It "I will ISpie'.al to The questions presses Fork, Oct. IS. Mrs. Ilanah as they arise, and serve ALLof OF Spanish my. Johnson Iarson, wife of former Iilshon SALT LAKE CITY to the best Marinus Larson, of the Third ward, ability." died last night. She came to Spanish (Political Advertisement.) Fork with her parents when sho was a child of eight, and lived here ever since. Mrs. Larson was born in Sweden 6H years ago. About forty years ago she i became the bride of Marinus Larson. SPANISH FORK NOTES She is survived by her husband. Marinus Larson, four sons Albert and David, both of Mammoth, and Ieo and John of Spanish Fork; Mrs. Kphralm LSpoclal to The Clejrg of Sprlnsrvllle. Mrs. Mark Jenkins of Ixst River. Ida.. Mrs. Rufusn Fork. Oct. 18. Funeral servSpanish Huff of Lake Shore. Mrs. Fred Harry-ma- ices were held yesterday afternoon at of Rlngham: two brothers. John house for Larson and Charlie Johnson, both of the Fourth ward meeting Christenson. son of Isaac arid Idaho, and four sisters Mrs. William ArthurSimmons Christenson. The child Mrs. Fred Hales, Lydia Johnson, Palmyra, vears and nine months old. Fork. Mrs. Nelse Johnson, I'ro- was two William Spanish vo and Mrs. David Giles, Provo. Grotegut officiated. Bishop Other speakers were Albert Swenson. David Williams and Hyrum ChristenPATRIARCH COPLEY DIES son. Edward "Williams sang a solo, "Your Sweet Llttlo Rosebud Has Left General Debility la the Cause of Death You." The Spanish Fork High school and of ConUllle Mormon Leader. classes above the fourth grade will be tdosed the next two weeks to allow Special to Tlio IIcraliMtepuhiieaii. the pupils to take part in the beet Coalville. Oct. IS. Patriarch Thomas harvest. a, of one the Copley, church, patriarch of the oldest residents of this section of the state, died here today of general SUED following a stroke of paralysis, debility, which occurred several months ago. Mr. Copley had resided in the valley for County Attorney at Hnlley, Ida.. Seeks He was an active over fifty years. Cash Paid Out by Mistake. of the Mormon church and was member ordained a patriarch about six years Spvlal to The ago. He was born In England in lh26. )Ia., Oct. 17. County AttorHailty. He is survived by his wife and two ney K. Proctor has comMiss Helen Copley and Mrs. menced suit in Perkins daughters court the district L. Walker of Coalville. against county commissioners Jame of Price. Oct. 18. The a ticket as Price tonight nominatedRepublicans fellows: For mayor. Arthur W. Horsley for councilman, four years, Thomas Fitztwo years, Lars gerald: for councllmen. H. Pace, J. O. Fausett; Frandsen. John for recorder. JU A. Lauber; fcr treasurer, A. II. Hunten. HERALD-REPUBLICA- 1 HERALD-REPUBLICA- iiiniiu uuiivf SpTlal to The Herald-republican.- ) Ephralm. Oct. 18. Funeral services for Marv tt. Christensen, wife of the late C. C. A. Chrletcnhen. were held In the tabernacle Saturday sfternoon. The choir sang an anthem, after which the despoke in praise ofN.the following Krlck ceased: O. AnChristensen, dersen. J. P. L. Rrelnholt. A baritone solo. "Rock of Ages." was rendered Leander Thompson. Bishop C. It. by conducted the services. 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In three additional suits were Papers filed Saturdaj- - by the county attorney to recover. $200 each, alleged to have been collected by former county commissioners. W. S. Adamson, James Jones and George W. Peck. Attorney Perking were made as a alleges theanpayments error in interpreting the result of law. Anti-Tuberculo- HERALD-REPUBLICA- " AC , WOMEN'S BLACK GLOVES With Coupon COUPON. N BOYS SOe AND COc UNION SUITS THREE MINUTES ONE DIES IN THE 0. S. 1 CHILDREN'S wltn coupon 3,5c ro FANCY CELLULOID HAT FINS All colors. In 5 Millinery Department. With Coupon, each ' i EVERY MOTET Q 1 vs I k. vJ COUPON. KNITTED GOLF GLOVES N HERALD-REPUBLICA- COUPON. N HERALD-REPUBLICA- MCIAC PPURAIM i " 39 C In With Coupon, yard . Millinery Department. Herrld-Repnbltca- In Chosen Mayoralty Candidate In Price. 25 COUPON. N CQm ,"W" l ' 16C BROWN, NAVY AND BLACK VEILING I Arthur W. Horsley Coupon HERALD-REPUBLICA- "f O AOC In red onlj'. Sizes With 26. 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HeraiiJ-Republlean- Hersbl-Repnbllcsn- Don't Miss a Single Some Mighty Big Savings Are Announced in Small Type READ Item. Clip Your Coupons and SAVE. n AWAY 18. EM a r ' Store Money-Bac- k vrsvrx wn will Fiiiit'f whose The gentleman .Non-Partis- an 1 le-- proper usage. Robert "Rrlgham City, Oct. Fishburn. Hrigham City plcneer. died today. Mr. Fishburn was si years of ape. Optimism Dominates All Aspirants in the Munioipal Campaign at Ogden. Th Stability of purpose is an asset, par- .) leers e Special to The as-smen- fpt - FIiANXELETTB 2 KIMONOS ma- The Satisfactory, Always'Busy, Tluslness Mao of Ilrigham "succumbs After Short Hlnesaj Was rilf - Sateen or wash terials. With Pioneer EXPRESSCONFIDENGE t IIerall-RenibHcan- FISHBURNPASSES f?p!sl known to county commissioners at OS'ltn. (Ji t. 1. rre.llctlons as to the today's meefnf. outcome of tomorrow's municipal primaries were given out today from th YflLl DISCUSS NEW LAW political lieadiuartcrs of Mayor A. G. Fell. A. P.. Heywood and J. P. Campllach of bell, mayoralty candidates. candidate the the expressed Ion Will Hold that he would be nominated. opinion JMsfe nard of so opre tine to 1'splala Tarn from Socialist workers were notI:eprts these party workers said timistic, butwere Act. condition rlKiit to have a Socialist candidate qualify and be a canT. ifrt v Bp.i!.:!.-fjdidate at the final election. sdn. ct. I. Tothediscusst the. new "I have every reason to believe 1 of will state law r. .utrln.r J. S. uualtfy at the primaries," for full valu cash at all fr.j;.rt its reI said. have "P.eports of the tmpnetl taxation purposes, the members canare ceived Kach my pleaMntf. day rrmew of and t.t Pctrdwith the county commissionseen conditions trow more didacy hat Mr. will ros.ate." Campbell said he could and ers. Auditors, treasurers not "estimate the number of votes he Kid-- r. Hn Davis. Moriran. would tf t.ifh. re. clve or who would be his In Ht'h. Summit and Weber count mate. the Weber county courthouse at 1'Ja. r.i. "We shall await tomorrow's result I r that we have conducted u vi. w of th- - rad!change In the satisfied busiressllke campaign." said f property to b lnauKu-'atthorough, is to h.ive 'apt. K. T. Hulanlski, chairman of the nest year, the desire central committee, who llepsihllcan th mrnr eplalned in dtall and is manaKlntCcity the rami aln of the understood bv all who have the wrrk Ir iorsed candidates. Heywood. In harjc. Mmbrs of the state board John K. Hag ley and In other Miles Jone. rtoid mti.ir will meetings .. F. Iarsott"We view the trlmary t in s of the state. election optimistically. If we lose we know we are not on the right side DISPLAY NOT CONSIDERED shall of th fence. Interest tonight appeared to be cenM briber or Not Weber County Shall tered In the mayoralty contest. Inhibit Here ! I Doubt. Kden. vt. IV The matter of PESTS exhibit of TO for permanentIn the proposed i'roluts Uiifr rn'itity - located In Salt lk- - ws xhtMt sblereil by the county commisnot ron t'j sioners at iu.U) s meeting. The mat- Wild Animal I.nerts Will Attempt ter Is still under advUement. the three t'radlcatlon of Predatory or.imlst.ners t.avltitC different opinions us to the advisability of appro-pIten.sts tu t'tnh. itinsc money for the products h"sv. fSpeell The commissioners were Informed 'jf.ien. Oct. IS. Twelve experienced II. MorKan, state highway that F. was of wild animals are to be emtrappers rnaklnr inspection trips the t'nltvd States biological ployed by and over the lUrrlsville-l'latlty The Kanesvlll. Hooper highways to de- - survev to assist In theIn extermination the national t ermine whether he shall recommend of predatory animals forests of southern and eastern Utah, road commission desig- where that the state thousands of dollars In damages nate theru as slate highways. toThe be have been suffered by stockmen In rethem desire Weber eommtsioner Salaries of these trappers eo desisrnatA I as heavy traffic makes cent ytars It burdensom- for the county to supply will be paid out of $12"..i"iOO recently by Congress. appropriated funds for George II.in Hoi man of American Fork. charge of predatory aniTHEFT OF AUTO CHARGED Inspector mal extermination work in Utah, informed forestry here they will bea:in th,elr work on the west of desert Charged Tno OldenTaken Hide Are winter ranges lit Millard. Heaver Car. Hatingi Tr, The Hert.- la "Stolen and Iron counties. Two will be asHepiiKi ,ra n (4ne-:to Tooele county, two to SanOct. Is Felony charges may signed and Juab, two more to Carbon and rxdfn. pete b preferred Carter and Kmery counties ami others will work Klley are who declared In the Trumbull mountain country, Mamey. colored, Klija aro north of the Grand canyon, where a to have stolen an automobile. Both In the city Jail awaiting further Invesof the southern Utah large proportion of the case.. are wintered. tigation sheep FVllce say the two took Jame Davis" the standing putomoblle n it was nivom i: mi; its. tiihki: rn.i: Shortlv after thee Lyceumwastheatre. IS. art. D?ertIon is charged Ogden, a Iavls. theft reported bv an In a suit Instituted today by divorce automobile 'all cium athat Watson Frank Watson. Jennie against in oole. Ilesidents l.sd collided with Jones also charges desertion in feared the two occupants rClara tbatl filed Renins! W. H. divorce complaint h. beep, killed, but llitey and Kamev. Jones. and drunkenness Habitual were who v.ere arrested there, only is made the basis of divorce ;ightly bruised. proceedings by Mrs. Iowa fllrchfleld against Itobert Utrchfleld. k. tiiaivi. iil rim: feet of Kt. is. About Tactile ir.owsheds betheOgdn, Sottrern and Sitmrnlft, ."I , were tween Trucker PROVO NEWS NOTES desiroved t fire eterday. The bias? ll delayed trains arriving t:i Ogien mt 63c, aW MAYORALTY CANDIDATES pa 'i Coupon.- Coupon. PKTTICOATS ticularly valuable when it is put to Drowning: - tht - Herald - Republican Republican PLATFORM of planning and presenting a annually. The plan of organization presented the by Fred i. Taylor, chairman of was fpeclal Weber club committee, adopted. In addition to the president and vice the executive work is to be president In the hands of a directorate of fifteen. The directors elected are P. M. Parry, Lerov Ruchmiller. Joel Harris, Fred G. Kccles, Thomas G. Hurt, Taylor, lloval T. Dee. S. S. Jensen. K. T. H. Richardson. R. K. Rristol, James Harmon Peery, Dr. W. K. Douglas. Whalen. Frank M. Drlggs and Marrlner over bration the football refused.Prin-clp-In Jordan Saturday, were victory of aplte ofJ. the Heeson. ruling h number of students left the school and made merry bv taking an excursion to th foothills. When the Insurgents returned In the afternoon the they found were school closed to them. They told that before they would be ad- r mitted to clase they must rels-tthe their names at the office ofaddiIn city board of education. tion, they must make up their are filed at work, and their names the board office to be referred to In cases of future- delinquency. 1 ta'Ihe cele-ratlo- T!e He at the Ogden school today, when demands for a holiday Is by student of n, licn tT l OGUKS. nr 1 . Herald EXHIBIT S QNER ON NONPARTISAN N Albert Ogden. Utah, Oct. was elected president, and A. T. vice president of Ogden's HarWright assovest Festival and Fashion Showa meetwhich was organized at ciation, of business and profeasional meningthe Weber club tonight for the purat Weber County Must Determine Students Take Vacation Whether or Not It Wants spite Faculty Order; Can't Get Back to School Now. Fair Grounds. (f't ASH Business Men Plan Annual Celebration in Ogden; Elect Directors. De- lfrrll-ttitiM!ra.- COMMIS- - FOR K. BE MADE TODAY Ttw RUNNING ' T. J. Oreenvrell. Correspondent. 1611 Washington avenue. Tels. 1S or :1S1-- DECISION MUST t SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1915 N, COMB NE HARVEST SHOV OGDEN DEPARTMENT Circulation Department. 4:3 Twnty-nrtf- t street. Telephone 1S. I1ERALD-KEPUBLICA- N HERALD-REPUBLICA- 1QC .. . N COUPON BOLT' BLOCKED LINGERIE RIBBON 0rs white, pink and blue. With Coupon, "y C JOc 5-Y-D. Col-pret- ty bolt COUPON. KNITTED WOOL ROMFERSTn rd With "TQ .,. M i?Vr COUPON 50c CHIFFON AND MALINE RUFFS With HERALD-REPUBLICA- N coupon ft |