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Show s TILE I iI i.iremauon Z9 Twenty-flft3 Department;. street. n S- Telephone 915. - J. Greenwell. Correspondent. 1641 avenue. Vjhin)rton Tel. SIS or 2151-11. HIGH R. R. OFFICIALS PASS THROUGH OGOEN SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1915 N, ArTllR SEVERE BOMBARDMENT ITALIANS Editor 'at Beaver Sure of Election to the Mayoralty OGDEN DEPARTMENT U. HERALD-REPUBLICA- TAKE ARCHDUKE EERDINAND'S VILLA ! I I FTER a severe bombardment lasting several days that portion of the Italian army entrenched in the neighborhood of Carso, which is in the Isonzo district, captured the palatial villa belonging to the Austrian Archduke Francis Ferdinand. The photograph shows a corner of the villa in the possession of Ital- ian soldiery after the bombardment. The severity of the attack is indicated by the piled up wreckage. A i r- 01! STOMACH MISERY f e ! jjudge Gives Money to Defendant to ! Pay Debt; Frees Him NO INDIGESTION, GAS, N FIVE J j Tape's Diapepsin' for sour, acid stomach, heartburn, - dyspepsia, ! Judge Lovctt Makes Brief Stop Tl.e While Returning East and Oct. 2S. PoHco court Meets Subordinates. Man 0(il)i;N. by rtfU.red If. to, lav Municipal .ludce Ileedcr. fSpe-'- s? ITcriM nTi! cl. Z$. Several prominent officials, f the Union r.icITic system were In Ossden today. ft N'er York, Judce l S. of the. Union eccullv chalrmm In the arrived In ogdencarearly rltf. and contintn his private tnr.ruin mtn-nt- e few ue. I hU Journey r.islr-'re was He fy joined later. 'r.d'r.t of the Vi;;Um Jeffers. iurlr . f. Rrophy. superNebraska division:Wvomtnic ami dlvtion. ter.t of the intendent S. R. Toueey. jpTlriten . Thee thre. th Wyomirs dlvtl-nft Nsvrtr. position men, who take hU-v-r meet tlir to ber I. cam to Mr- Tou-wt!l reecutlv fi iiim.i;i. y Jfr. turn to ut l") t'.!;mrro-.vnd Mr. vnre th party a t teffer wilt ronttna" with ifr. I.rett to Onmha. where h. trtke lip Mi tnew duO-a srirral u;Ttnter,rier o. the fnlon FarHle. making JmU ai been over th tr vn.l.H.n ttrl tnrectton llr-and other -rallrorvl Union Union coijpe"teI wit!; thdirectly I'artfi-- . ch valley a a fTtil j cnrulturai !? nd dAtrylr.tr iUMrlt ndver.en wre of prosjresM. pearanee directorJ. of by R. I vtnh-llA. te .f f!.t f.r the l"r in I'.i-l- f thHti.l I'nlon vice rrcM,nt Munr. X'arifir In churs of trfl". on hur In oscdn from l.ostn. They arrival id thev obtain. their firjit arrtr?i he valley during tnfnrmai ion of th'-l- r to Wednesday. lst.n trip l and Mr. Munm" were Mr. on their special train lr nlrd IX. I'alvin. V.. cn;ipa Kfnrr.it minnCT ; J A. fr"'.Kbt asjent. and A.n jrenrl of the K Ilrewer. superintendent, gen-r-t- t A. It '? f!peera! to Th 1 Oxden. h-- Uln y - . B-- who. Instead of ini,osiiic a fin? upon an ur.fortwnate. reached into his own cent to the pocket and pahl ojt at the bar. The unfortunate prisoner was fharle. I:ifhnw, a laborer of rrood apeara!-- . who va 'ailed for to for a plate of beans In Twenty-r'ft- h j.ay afailing treet rtta-uro-ut-, "I thouRht I had a nickel when I went into th? place i.d ordered a of beanr." he said, "but when pint" I finished the bean 1 found I had no money.'' "Take thl nickel.' Judjre. Heeder tho restaurant man for said, "and your meal. Hertenco suspended." f .t 1 1 Win-het- -- Or-K- A;prpnn. .hort Line: f the lenver & uprntnient enral Rio Gr.md: W. II. Ohver. r wvMem at Unbn of - Ivt r.'ls.l."n 1 o. Isrn - lini "lr tXde C frr'; ounell Overruled filed to lr tlter. 1 be tlrrai-- Cbje-tlo- I nrpuMSfan J 2. fpon . reconunenda-Hoattor-reValentine aden. Oct. n t)f fildeon. ity the city commissioner today denied the request of property owners in Twenty-fift- h street for a decrease In the special taxe assessed for the pavlnc of that part of the utreet cast of Washiriirton avenue. Mr. Gideon said that to jrrant the request because Jess actual proportionately iuare yards or square feet of pavement were laid before some Iota than in front of others would maJco any local Improvements by special taxation impossible. Mayor A. G. Fell's recommendation that th. petition of the Socialists prothe collection of poll testing tax h filed wa adopted. Member. of ffarry A. Youns: camp No. 2, Spanish War veterans, were Informed that their request for use of he council chamber In the city hall cannot be granted, Thursday a the Socialist p;irtr rr.ettn that even-Inshut should the veterans aree tipon some, other niKht cotild have the uso of the l.all. they .lalm foe two stibmlttcd resident of damage Ocdeti valley who by assert w their flowioK lls have ceaaed to flow since the development of the cltv'a artesian well system wwe referred to the city attorney. PROTESTS ON SPUR TRACK ai-aln- y, st on I e- -- h Pry t 41-fo- ot i - ".-iin-re h u. . or-oupl- ed r.ne-str- y K'-- ; -- -- p j trd-shi- pr-eent- ed - C di--d- ft-r- n d d-- ai- ajo-rioilr - rs ? i r U. A. C. NEWS NOTES EAT A SQUARE MEAL AND NOT FEAR INDIGESTION ?p- - '. to Tfi Her'd RepnniKa.l IrfKan. (M. 2. Gerahl Thorn of then oia ha ben appointed fre'.imari In of are hundreds Salt Titers people to succ ed Shirley taxidermist surnot wers th bit least La'e who who last year. Mr. Panlels. $;raduaied In the reU they Bchrararn prised when, that tho - Jot r.s n. Thorn come 'rom Jensen, near He famous dinosaur quarries. are belting mountlnc small mammals for the muIs stores. firs Urutts. to refund n on ipusrantee A netv just received In ca It did not re fiim. ths money the collepe museum will enrichspecimen that This renirisn;eworstoyspepsi lieve. case or Is an Indian stork. the remedy will relieve Mrs. Hael I.ove Ounford. college or dizziness, Lelche. Indigestion. played-ouof women. Is planning a course t dean condition that Keneral t. with sto In the ethic of women to begin every one a suffering afflicts does not tdinply under her areneral stiper-vlsiomach trouble. The . ourse will consist of one alms to cure. it relieve, Schramra-Jobnsofive, stores, lecture a. week by Uadlng women of Drugs,we! I knownv the state and nation, can tsll you of many this city to who this rcm-tjMrs. Klllot Ma rrnw. a member of the peopleiJk-- In restored health, often national council of the Phi Upsilon had tried many other omicron sororltv. Is In 1ocran this week a,Uer they treatment with little or no to study the field of home economics ruethoUs of remedy and to try to start a chapter amonsr benefit. Soso other dyspepsia a percentage of tho younjr womc,n and teachers of tho large has cia.de It Is so large that collecre. cures as This Is distinctively a profesDru?s. five stores, sional sorority for students ' Schramm-Johnsorefund the price to and teachers in homeadvanced economics. ready towhom standcustomer It does not help. nry Th best kind of advertising is the cus;omer. and ther of a pleased praise k e today praisIn Salt hundreds because ire MURRAY NEWS NOTES does what it is It ing ago rdvertlse.1 toeatdo. A few months wonwithout nothingwould they could be. Since dering what the result SSpecIil t Th eat what they theywant using and when they no Oct. 28. lulls were allowed with fear Murray. want This medicine comes In and routine business transacted at the ,f suffering. tho city council here this of a small tablet and Is very meetlns ofSome the form to were received take. It speedily and per- evening. all forms of on n considerableleports amount relieves almost of culvert manently trouble is bclni? done on th.j snd is the only one. work, stomach withand a rol-Ies;- Herald-Kepubllca- xi .Ml-o-- im-tncdla- tcl n. Ml-o-n- n. Ml-o-n- a- n. I- -a Ml-o-- na llerild-ItepubMcan- Ml-o-n- a, .l v.-hl- positive guarantee sold under to .erund the out any Itrestriction, docs not relieve. This is money If and you ought mo,! time to rct well of Scnrair.m-JohD-son- 's to take advantage offsr. Advertisement. n Ti . ::::S:v:.:':;i:$:"x 1 . - 4 "W. . 1 "J .'"'' f. -- e, i i V ..&, HI i& a. .... streets, small estimates allowed. A. Huschcr George Mayor George Hutton and C I). Srinittler returned a successful duck hunting today from to Paltev lake. The party expedition birds. bagged a total of twenty-tw- o Time It! In five minutes all stomach distress will go. No indigestion, heartof gas, acid, burn, sourness or or eructations of belching undigested food, no dizziness, bloating, foul breath or headache. .Pape's Diapepsin Is noted for its speed in regulating upset stomachs. It is the surest, quickest and most cerin the whole tain indigestion remedy it is harmless. world, and. besides Millions of men and women now eat their favorite foods without fear they know Pape Diapepsin will save them from any stomach misery. a large your sake, Please, for fifty-cecases of Pape'sget Diapepsin from any drug store and put jour Don't .keep on bein;r stomach 'miserable right. life is too "short you are not here long, so make your stay agreeable.. Eat what you like and digest it; it, without dread of rebellion In enjoy the stomach. Pape's Diapepsin belongs In your home anyway. Should one of the famwhich don't agree ily eat something with them, or in case of an attack of indigestion, dyspepsia, at gastritis or or stomach derangement daytime to give it is handy during the night, the quickest, surest relief known. Advertisement. nt ft -- ' " , ; i. j. i'it..i:it. ti; I Th ltfrhi ncpab!!csn.J ?pe;l toOct. 2S. D. J. Frazer, Bi;AVi:P.. for mayor In Heaver, is 1 rry, ,'. Ay-.. n.. ....... t n I'roperty com-missi- n. ; fi ; r. prr-tiri'-ie- le s." f-- .' PAVING the lv ;ii ihev jit" C Osrden. .i Idaho in the Osrden. Whn tiie special Railway compaov. train arrived at the depot f.Joseph I.laho Itail-wa- v eroft of thrden. took the party for an rmufanv automoMle trip, wnd thev were miests ci'ih at luncheon. of the U'eler t of thefr trip n the to A'Kef Mr. Wln'-hel- l and Mr.Tj.Munro declared to Utah principally to they mine m the openlnsf of tlie Upddl. Idaho rallwav with tho were lrfican at Loan. hntonthat they trtf fh , whi- n ilata ato ohtatntnsr was heavy. t'r.ns'tally they nierted 1" here they ."An era of prosperity 'declare t. "and nlinoet every resident of in hepefited by thel! the rountrv condition prevalllnt; in sptendld of Industry." branch Tteslflent Oeclare Ilnlldlnir of It Would Mr. Winrhell left for th eat tn the Main IIU l.lttle Home. to Salt nfterroon. the others Zolnz Lake. f,peia! To TY Iterate! Repnbl(cn Osrden. Oct. 2S. One protest ecainst to the ()gden. irrantinjr I. oqan & jierrnission to Idaho company Hallway BIG REALTY DEAL MADE build a cpur track In Twenty-ninth street from U'ashinffton to Jefferson avenue waa received by the cltv tnriay. it was from Charles II. who sas ho has been emLunt, Peery IXate l'ay f3,";.0i for Cornerj ployed by the Southern I'aclflc company for twenty years and has recent- h May F.rect Hotel HtilldinK on 1. ly purchased r homo at 427 Twenty-nintMreet for foOQO. To permit the Ul t" 1Se Iterai 4 irnMVu company to build the rpttr, he declares, - would make unsljehtly what la now one Ord-Oct. C4. Tho O. II. Teery of the most pretty of OeTden streets, manager. Harmon tat", through and it would aluo depreciate the value Ka.lscr Charles from purenased today or of his home. The protest was referred f Salt Iike the northea-- t .rnr Twenty-fourtstreet ai d Hudson ave- to committee of the whole. nue. The purchase price. Mr. said, was iiS.t't'n. of r. feet Th tract has a front slr-nnd extend I In Twenty-fourt- h OGDEN MINOR ITEMS j a north Hi feet, Itnot including t of th the Intention rlxht of way. to bulid an ffice strucestate I'eery t. Tfce nenJ(i nervi:bl!''a. rSper-i.ture or hctel upon the stt-- . perhaps nvtVespring. Osrden, Oct. 2i. More than 100 classconsider the site one of th bst mates of Thomas C Mercer. Jr.. led In the cttv." Harmon I'eery said, "and the funeral cortegro of the- youth to the; location deserve a Kood bulldius;. Citv the cemetery following the ojrden Inter-tirl ftineral the etabl?shir.en t of tha held this afternoon jtvicm in Twenty-fourtan terminal street residence, in Grant ave-nI rnmlne to the forefront ?t the InMercr that street to the students the and it Is my opinion jjood hotel would member addition f the Weber academy faca Investment." fine prov. and numerous other friends atulty Th site at present Is abouf half tended the service:. 1'rlnripal James structures. I by two the Weber academy and Parker of W. Nelson were the speakIr. Henry Music was furnished by the WeLIQUOR MEN WANT RELIEF ers. ber acadernv double qiiartet. H. A. lMs.cn and tVMtiam Manning. reetnre flan on OhtpmeMt Into 'Dry Will Celebrate Osden Nhrlner. torca lla f'rtpsled IMlwe. Shrlr.eri will journey to Salt Lake event nk In a snecial Hamber-eemorrow .M i Thm H r:.t t fpw'tl train to attend the ceremonial ICnforcemcr.t of hwj and sliver Os den, Oct. Jubilee in the Masonic temof intoxicant .iinment rrohihttn territory r ple. w or'nui a h Oalfn was on thre whoJ.Je liquor denier Couple to Wed A marrlace Issued today to John Hocrordlnv: to a pf l"!. !; In rder. mer Shaw and Marvel Inn Thomas, If tl. to the citr (ommtislnn titsnd both of t !en. Oo. Kohn Uvor ' Tribe that Ttiumii f. Foley Cn., wh .easked . l Ili:P. T r i:i.i:illl ATK. trie 4nnii.il license S. T. n. Oct. 2. The twentieth annl- of motion t'pon o5rj. the petition whs fll-- t of the foundlr.tr of the Ladies l!rnnnj rs set forth ut thv oversary Macrnbecs Trie liquor lodco in Cs;flen Is been paying totli the wholea!e to be observed tomorrow evening by hae nd retail liquor ;. enys. immnilnq to th menberr. with a celebration In tho a h a eir. A jcrat part of M'oodroen of the World hall, to which J "., mail o'd"rs ati members and thir friends are intheir business consisted of from "dry" territory. thy U , some-t;t vited. Twenty years October 31. nwdeclared thirteen women tnt endas,oorganized this branch of the. trad the th-Also what demorallieJ. lodse which now has 300 members. are as no Intoiicant of th feature of the entertainthat Inasmuch and th- v are (ne consumed on the prcni ment will be the home and hospital T r I of the Kuard. forced to done at p. tn. they should have re!if from the Ide-- li.-- r aaent . m s N-:an'- ' 11 ." -r lft W.".,.V.. HerM-IpubI!caQ- . PROCEDSlif MINUTES dren of the Sunday school win present a short Halloween program, and several numbers of vocal and instrumental music will be given bv local talent. A number of automobile parties will go from Salt Lake. of election. He was nomiticket tor mayor of Heaver and the Republicans did not nominate a, candidate aRalnst him. Mr. Frazer was born In L.ehl and is 51 years old. He Is the editor of the Heaver County Press and has been Interested In mining several years. He was elected mayor several years ago and has been prominently Identified with the municipal Improvements rnd the educational improve merits in Heaver county. In addition he is the president of the Commercial club. nated on the Democratic Huntsville Justice Quits Office Rather Than Try Accused SALT HAS i CITY WILL DECLINE X TO FORCE TAX SALE Commission Agrees to Exercise Its Discretion Regarding Martin Smith Acquitted When Witnesses Testify They Delinquencies. Drank 'Near Beer.' ft BURLiNGTON ENGINEER VISITS UINTAH BASIN; HILL GOES OVER DEVELOPMENT OF MOFFAT LINE Ash-ton-Janki- HILL, president of tho Great (Northern railroad, the Northern chairman of the board of directors of the Burrailroad, andbeen in the Uintah basin accompanied by C. H. has lingtonof route, New York, consulting engineer for the Burlington &road. They Rawlings Salt Lake the line of the Denver spent more than a week going over Mr. Hill remained on his car while Craig' road and when they reachedbasin as far west as Duchesne and Myton. Mr Rawlings went into the Raw-linNo announcement was made of the coming of Mr. Hill and Mr. to the Uintah country. While there they made no inquire concerngs to advices received here, they gave the After a conference the city commisaccording ing the Jsasinof but. to looking Into the physical condition of the theirastime as sion decided to exercise the authority part greater It has been built. far Denver & Salt Lake of the (Kper'nl t The affirmed recently by the supreme court Petvrson syndicate, now In control of the DenRepresentatives Oct. 28. Shortlv after and refuse to buy in property against ver & Salt Lake denied knowledge of the visit of Mr. Hill to tho property authorities here 0;ii:X. word are which there special improvement WUh,nier1ee have beenrumors for several months that the Hill interests the second assessments when the first installment case of illegal liquorthat central United selling throughof the against an outlet to Inthe Pacific coast are seekinsr T Martin Smith, a West Weber mercontrol Denver & Rio the become deassessment for has are the of the fight that and states they to reach the Paorder Denver in of chant, was lost today in th west roads Gould other and Grande linquent. court of North word justico cific coast without building a road. R. M. Stlnson & Co., holders of Borne came from Huntsville Ogden. that Joseph the insist that of the city's warrants,Installments deSmith, justice of the pence in that aJl the city declare precinct, had resigned rather than one becomes delinquent when linquent of Huntsville. who try Hnken Olsen then sell the propand the that city Is charged with "bootlegging." and settle with the warrant holder. ! erty K. Ilvans County Attorney Joseph This would mean, tho city officials desaid ho thought he had a strong that the city would have to buy clare, case against Martin Smith, but In the property and the treasurer says when his witnesses were put on i j j the city has not the money necessary the stand they testified it was to redeem about as have it would "near"' beer thev purchased from $100,000 worth of warrants right away Smith. This testimony, the county j and soon would have to take care of attornev said, surprised him and of nature this warrants totaling broke down the prosecution. of outwhich Is the amount indebtImprovement special standing edness. occurs soon, of living has been compel THE high bycost sought recently to UNLESS precipitation of the CI1Y theStlnson for continued drought failure and settle to the sell property season of the year In Utah to carry the market basket will at bewhencityone Installment of the taxcourt be broken, said Alfred H. Thies-sedowntown and backofagain loadedonwitn came delinquent, but the supreme the section director of the local office Instead depending provisions. and said the city did not have to do this. J. of the wagon. United States weather bureau. the delivery telephone leM Have Placed Candidates .Major Pnr Mr. Thiessen said that in only four blra A. Tompkins, president of the In Nomination to He Voted New York, who Is years had there occurred any October MOUNT PLEASANT CONTEST Avenue market of on way to San drought to compare with this year. No at the Hotel Utah thathisthere on November 2. is only rain has fallen since October 3, and asserted Francisco, of Mr. Thiessen was unable to promise any the customers high cost of Heber City Oct. 28. Tho political Republicans and Democrats Have Full one way to reduce for is relief. that In and on of Heber Field. Ticket have living City parties expenses, In 1885 there was no rain from Ocreduce the cost of t the. to agreed stores tonot candidates voted following Special to Tho 1 to October 26; in 1880 no preof tober think groceries does patrons lie for at tho coining election: Mount Pleasant, Oct. 28. All indica- and meat markets will turn to the mar- cipitation was recorded from October candidates: For mayor. tions to a lively city election ket basket, but will continue the tele- 11 until the close of the month; in point H. Kay Hatch: councilman, four-yeDr.Republican 2. of the 1891 there was continued drought from November here Republicans and M. and the- "bawling outbone term, George Jorgenson; has October 3 to the end of the month, and Democrats have full tickets In the field phone the "soup because term. Pari Murdock, and manager each party Is doing Its utmost for not been delivered on time." in 1896 no rain fell from October 1 Isaac Jacob. Frnnk Ryan: recorder, the success of Its candidates. cost groceries to October 26. "The greatest Moulton; treasurer, John A. Henry For follows: The Republican ticket Is in overhead have markets Anderson. meat The John Gunderson; city recorder, charges." said Mr. Tompkins. Democratic candidates: For mayor, mayor, Nlelson: treaKUrer. Hannah and if it does GYM DANCE A LA BR0CKEN A. Itasband; ceuncllman, four-yea- r Arthur O. four-yepays for service Josephterm. A. E. public Meat and Parnett: councilman, kicks. council-meit service William not Coleman: get would be much cheaper it councllmen, s. E. potatoes r Mcintosh; two-ye- Larsen. John A. Fortle, Jensen. term, Leonard Seely. merchants did not have to pay for Skulls and Skeletons and Devil Stunts Andrew J. W. Mahoney Alva Murdock: recordfor Halloween Ball. Is: For mayor, gasoline and for extra delivery boys. The Democratic ticket er. J. Kdward McMultln; treasurer, Al- Daniel for Carter the of a Byron The Rasmussen; Deseret is basket thing gymnasium has under fred Sharp. Tho market treasFannie Miles for C. the most a recorder; pay for its husband has to way the and interesting The polling place for district No. 1 city past T. four-yeis no Sat- annual Halloween ball, program councilman, be held this to There will be the house owned by Mrs. Da- urer; additional expense. two-yecouncllmen, Laurlta any more and evening. The building is rapidly taking vid Fisher. Judges. John T. Giles. Will-la- Drage; W. M. marketing nightcars on the of the "abode of McKIrahan, Parley Han- urday are filled with Lnrsen, H. Ilond. William Gumming?. street the customers the dead,"appearance cross bones and with skulls, instead of marketcost District No. 2. tho courthouse. sen. of liv- skeletons. Every nook and corner Lev! Turner, George Barzee and that is why the high Judges looks like "spookdom." and Addison Averett. WHILE WORKING ing goes higher." The girls classes will represent the District No. 3. old hall. Judges, STRICKgN in jubilee" in a splendidly James A. Anderson, Nephl For man, "spirits SPRING f GO TO COURT OVER worked out dance. The boys classes C. W. Edward of Murray Dlea John D. Fisher. fiends and imps, will perDistrict No. 4, Duncan house. Judges, representing Failure. Heart stunts. some "devilish" T. D. Smith, Harry Anderson. William C. W. Edwards, ."4 years old. of Southern Pacific Want Hmim Over- form The dancing win open with a grand H. Murdock. Flow. in of ten the From for years Diverting charge ton Enjoined Murray, march led by Pied Pyper. and it is asof the Western Watercress to the sured that many new and unique feadepartment repairflour title to Suit CAMIIDATR COF.J EA ST. quiet stricken with mills, was tures will be seen nnd heard on the 4 o'clock yesterday Tooele. Oct. 28. Dr. F. M. Davis. heart trouble in Terrace school district. Box "lights at soring candidate for mayor on the Independ-tlcke- t. afternoon and died fifteen minutes Elder county, to obtain $3000 damages floor. and shadows" on the gym ent Citizens' left mill from Hyrum Overson, and for an inlater. When he appeared at the feelfor Chicago, 111., where heWednesday will Mr. Edwards did not complain of FOR. GARFIELD PARISH. main for two a course, ing badly and the first notice that junction against Overson, was filed Catholic women of ' Garfield parish on treatment of ear. taking eye, nose and anvthlng was wrong came when ho yesterday in the United States district will a supper and dance at the give clubhouse throat. fell to the floor. A physician was Pacific company. Garfield Southern the court by tonight. The chil- no were of but restoratives called, Mr. the spring that The alleges was a complaint native of Edwards avail. a second foot of He leaves a widow and six has a flow of England. Mrs. SCHULER CONSECRATED The company claimed to have water. A. G. Hodges of Salt children. throughbetween litigation acquired title to it court Fred. C. Wr., Jr.. Robert. Eveline Iako, the The funeral ar- in tho Utah federal and Marguerite. A. A. and of Mollne. bank (Ill. People's The rangements will be announced later. plaintiff claimed that Player AS BISHOPOF EL PASO Overson diverted the waters of the LAFIIOIIE. CANDIDATE for his own use in irrigation, While Richard P. Morris, city com- spring compreventing the railroad therapy missioner and candidate for mayor, was pany from Rosebud the Irrigating a political speech in the ranch. delivering d house last ward Address on 'Our Country' by Twenty-seconoutside his automobile,meeting night, standing the meeting house, was robbed of a BRAMEL'S TIME EXTENDED laprobe and a Japanese bag. Bishop Glass Feature of Service In "Water Department to Be Ceremonies at Denver. Employed Till January. If of the city atOn recommendation Denver. Colo., A.Oct..1. 2S. The consecraextended commission citv the torney, tion of Father Schuler as W. H. Bramel, land contract with Its of the rioman Catholic diocese, bishop Kl of and water 1attorney for the1916. city, from Paso. Tex., wasI celebrated here today. 1, to November January Pi offiaval of Santa Fe as Archbishop Mr. Bramel has been ciated, assisted by Pdshop Henry Gran-j- o Ilrenlhe Hyomet Four Times a Day nnfl land and water attorney employed in the city niul Riahop Patrick McGovern. more than a year. Wnleh Results. Give Prompt Relief. law department has Many distlnsruihhed bishops ami layfor periods His employment The pleasantest, most convenient and of three months at abeen men of the Catholic church m the west but each time, treatscientific method for the witnessed the ceremonies, which tok most extension tho when time expired ment of catarrh Is Hyorael. Simply put has been found desirable to continueIt place- at the Immaculate Conception a. few drops of Hyomei in the inhaler his services. cathedral Anions: addresses delivered were, that comes with every complete apackW. B. Black filed a claim with the those bv Tit. Rev. Henry' J. Tlben on age and then breathea its air for few commission for $50 damages to his times four day. minutes, the "Our Holy Father, Pope"; by Rt. Good-bHe claims the machine jars and Rev. J. F. Glass, bishop of Salt Lake on a It seems remarkable that so simple automobile. into a ditch was by running injured of will effect catarrh on a and sermon way th "Our Country," treating the most Impo- that was not properly protected. quick relief,of but Kplscopacy by Father William O'Ryan. such jolts. Put a pair of rtant science discoveries have always Following the ' consecration Bishop been the simplest. By breathing HyoSchuler spoke. Slipknots on your A banquet closing the ceremonies mei in this way every particle of air ! the air passages of the FREE MAIL DELIVERY was held tonlKht. After a few days that enters shoes and really know and head and goes into the lungs with friends In the throat 4 visit in DenverSchuler PROMISED FOR BRIGHAM with a healing balsam that will leave with is charged F.l."iop clergy, bacilli kills the germs and of catarrh :1 his papal commission for El Paso. the pleasures of walkSpecial to The and soothes and allays all iritation. de28. Oct. Free The first day's use of Hyomei will Brigham, Utah, ing. Don't forget service of mail will be inshow ar. Improvement and In a short livery in 2, this time there should be no further trouJanuary city augurated 1916. Postmaster L. W. Anderson ble from catarrh. Its action is rapid "SLIPKNOTS" and lasting. received notice to this effect late e You take no risk In buying Hyomei. Civil service examinations today. Manufactured eN Oua.ajittt vy A complete outfit is Inexpensive, but if will be held in the local federal PLYMOUTH RUSH CO. after using Schramm-Johnsothe diyou can say that it has not CANTON, MASS. building ofNovember 13II.under 5 E. Examiner rection Hatch of helped you Drugs, return will this district. Three carriers have stores, " ' your money. What V " ii 'H"j reiy W" Onepackage other treatment for catarrh is sold unbeen authorized. for the city. der a guarantee like this? Advertise proves it. 25c at all druggist Hrra.ld-RcpnMiciin.- re-ceiv- eu October Drought Breaking Record for This Region! The Hacking Manufacturing company to colfiled suit against Paul Droubay lect $914.95 alleged to be due on a note. The Hacking company filed' suit M. M. Stookey to collect $768.08 against alleged to be due on a note. Desertion is alleged in tho divorce suit of Amanda E. Ward against Albert Ward. by default was Judgment for plaintiff F. C. Loofhourow's rendered in Judge court in the case of Mrs. Ella E. against the West Cache Land company for $2096.75 alleged to be du',:s on a note. Suit to collect $2000 alleged to be due on a note was filed against the Utah Theatre company and Howard Garrett Bank of the Republic. by the National The suit is against the old company which operated the theatre two years Ilen-ness- y ago. OUCH! RUB BACKAGH E, CONMTlfHEBER S1IFFB,LUG0 n, neraud-rtepTJbllcaa- ns Court Notes LOUIS Cost of Living Is Increased by Not Going to Market! BLANKS Man Arrested at Portland. However. Is; A'ot Wanted Here. ' Sheriff John S. Corless received re from Portland, Ore, yesterday the arrest there of Jack TA1 ' telegram announcing Graham on a charge of having passed worthless checks. The telegram says Graham had blank checks of the Ash-to- n company and of Salt Lake in his posBrothers Realty session. Learning that Graham passed no checks in Salt Lake, the sheriff telegraphed that he is not wanted here. 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