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Show 'They wouTiTTm iilauCi il ut point where It I dealr obla to gain the view of the power C3TT1NG ACtiYITIES coiiimliiNMiiu In group COVER THREE WARS tgd by." Serving the public In the capacity of an undertaker, covering the terriCamp Dev. tory In the south end of Utah TO BE LASTING MEMORIAL Ohio Man Has Made Many Socks and Sweaters for Soldiers. i than It was "Knitting Wn I was a boy, and I guess I've some In my work, too," Is proved t wny In which Georg K. 3UI of Payton, 0., comments an his 'Mtfog record, which embraces three During the European war, aft American Intervention, the Payton wfepfer of the ArntVlcun lied Cross do. Stored yarn to him In volume of 20 Inks at a time. Those who knit will jarpredute what this means whst a satmendous task confronts the knitter. 'aMaunted, Mr. Hill "carried on." lWn he reached his hundredth pair Jfe knitted appropriate designs Inti socks and sent them to the pree?-n- t of the United States, who Is also president of the American lied Cross, Several Pershing, he says, will get two hundredth pair, properly dec Is coaler today mo-Jos- anted. When a hoy Mr. II111 knitted for the Midlers of the Civil war. During the UpanlNh-Americu- war n lie knitted Sweetheart's Monument at ena to Be Permanent. John P, Harris has estabSweethearts' monument, built with county, a lished very commendable reputaatones brought to Cutup Devena, Muss., In tion the of soldiers of profession he la followthe sweethearts the by division, la to re- ing. Mr, Harrla has been In busithe Seventy-sixtA hronxe ness for a number main a lusting memorial. of yeara, retablet has been placed on the monu- sponding to calls from Payson, ment The tablet has a winged AmerFork, Goshen, Santaquln, Under the. Spanish ican eagle at the top. and the territory. Mr. surrounding "To the , eagle Is the following: of the United States who at the Harris first established headquarcall of humanity laid aside their vo- ters at Payson, but later found that cations to become soldiers In the Grand to serve hla patrons to the best adArmy of Liberty this memorial Is dedl-- , vantage he would have to establish cated, 1018." a permanent headquarters at Spanish Fork also. He If now operating 8tage Boston Tea Party. from both placet. In Spanish Fork Manitowoc, Wls staged a "Boston he may be reached by telephoning schedtea party" that was not on the ule when two box cars loaded with tea 115 and In Payson his telephone , were hacked off the Roo slip and number Is 107. Since entering the undertaking plunged Into Lake Michigan. The contents of the curs tyre valued at ttuHltun In this section Mr Harris several thousand dollars and will has equipped his establishment In ornhiihlv W s total loss. such a manner as to do hla work efh dtl-se- Beand advantageously. ficiently Mr dawns new fore another year KEEP OH RECRUITING Harris will be equipped with a and a number of FOR MERCHANT MARINES era auto hearse other modern conveniences. Mr. Harrla wishes to extend to the public his wishes for a Happy land Shipping Board to Build Up All Prosperous New Year. gar- ments for lied Cross distribution, tang before America declurcd waracwlhst Clermuny he resumed Ids knitag activities on behalf of the allies, I American f . that will not , One recruiting service go out of business with the coming of peace Is that of the United States shipping board. It will not only keep on doing business, but will Increase its scope, according to Chairman Edward N. Hurley of the bourd. Orders have gone out to the hoards recruiting agents to rash enrollment 'of men for peace crews on merchant ships, especially firemen. "IVe shall want thousands of men , for our pence fleets," snld Mr. Hurley. "Our recruiting service, with twelve ' raining ships and bases at Boston, New York, Norfolk. New Orleans, Ran Francisco, Seattle and Cleveland, will if v S keep right on preparing men for Jobs under the American flag on merchant ships. . This service Is training at present J 4,000 apprentices a month, and we are OV.?,,1 . eta ktax to increase its output. J planning III ."Th Whipping board will continue GEOftCT until further notice to accept men be- Inou-- f redoubling his efforts when tho youth W.ppa eighteen and Ihirty-ilv- e our land was called Into service. slve, for training. n ! Me fs Indefatigable in his work. "We want to baild tip an when the Dayton chapter j pmonntq for the great merchant ?,)n f the American lied Cross was asked I marine." tn furnish 500 sweaters for nurses, Mr. Recruits for the peace fleet will he Mill completed two In six days, re of 0.800 drugstore "I , accepted at any onemaintained whra he fn flvl enro by the stations Ming if two of them am ,)onrd. shIpi,ln much.1 no not Interrupted too Atl'fosugh his hulr Is white with KILLED 20; WINS CLEMENCY the snow of many years, Mr. Hill's He youthful. heart d Free Soldier works at' hla- - regular employment la Tripoli War Record l. to seven by world from eke commercial he had Evidence that single-hande- d 1 re oclock every week dny, and does 20 Arabs In a bayonet fight durkilled often leisure In his hour, kis knitting morn-la- g ing the Tripolitan wars, wop his rearising at three oclock In the court-martisentence to knit a sock before breakfast, lease from a when his Deroberts, John Private for a made He specialty has a It were. and testimonial a record. Including f knitting two socks simultaneously medal from the king of Italy, were with one pair of knitting needles. attention of Major Gento the brought eral Scott, camp commander at Camp SHADE .TREE MEMORIALS Dix. N. J. Deroberts was arrested as the result of a clash with his sergeant. Sob The court-martifound hhn guilty of for Out Them Set to Proposal a minor charge and Imposed a deducdiera and Sailora Who Have Died. The months. Rbade trees as memorials to Milwau- tion of pay for three Deroberts prowhich certificate kee soldiers and sailors who lost their royal his described fight Is bayonet which duced, the Is war plan ( Ires Itr the a score of the enemy as one of muter consideration by the parks and with most brilliant personal achievecomthe civic of the parkways committee of the ments would Tripoli campaign. mission. A tree for each limn the bear would each and planted s same of the man whom It commemo-gate, him. Llfebke Art. about information and other Did Miss Kutts adtwo Margerson Is considering committee The I dont One plan pro- mire your paintings?" Artist did she jgaces for the trees. "What know." Mnrgerson lw with other vides for Artist "That she about them? Polities to have all such trees planted say 1 put a great deal of feel that could other tong the Lincoln highway. The myself Into my work." Margerson thin Is to make the project purelya "Well, tlmts praise." Artist "Is It? feral and place the trees along The picture 1 showed her was Calves oute connecting the city parks. In a Meadow." "The trees would be of various ( civic finds-- " auld Jghn. D. BoU. of tha , C Vf , Z; We Have the Following Material Ready for Immediate Delivery: Introduced Himself. Grandma was out walking with her small grandson when a large dog came running along the walk. The little hoy started to pet the dog when grandma warned him not to, saying that he was strange to the dog and might gei hurt. At that the little fellow walked over to the dog, made a bow, and said : "Im Ford Bradley. Now you know me. don't you? Sponge Growth In Mediterranean. The best aponges come from the Levant, In the eastern Mediterranean, and are obtained by diving. The Levantine sponge divers often cut pieces from large sponges, replant the pieces, and tie them to stakes to keep them from being swept away by the current. They soon grow at an enormous rate. 2 IIP. each, Sterling Water Tube Boilers complete with all equipment, 480 IIP. Standard Boilers 1 30 IIP. Economic Boiler f 120 IH. Vertical Boiler ' HP. Vertical Boiler J -18 C IIP. Vertical Boiler 1 j ! 1 4 IIP. Vertical Boiler 227 Model HO '3-- 1-- 4 Fairbanks M6rse- Gasoline or Distillate Engine 140 IIP. 3 cylinder Nash Gasoline or Distillate Engine. : or Gasoline Up. Fairbanks Morse Distillate Engine IIP. International1 ITarvestet Gasoline or Distillate Engine HP. Air Cooled Ga Engine 150' I II. 19 22 Type 10 Ingersoll Kami Belt Driven Air Compressor, capacity 44T cubie feet. , above. for motor IIP. iT0 1 16 ami 10 steam by 14 ami 9 air by 12 Type 10 Htcam Driven Air Compressor, . capacity 427 cubic feet. 19 and 11 air by 16 steam 20 by and 112 Type 10 Steam Driven Air Compresaor, Capacity 784 cubie feet. 2 J . From Style 2 Steam Engines 1 2 HP.'.tOulOOHlP. Steam Hoists Drum link motion Mine Hoist with Ilbringtxme gears and post brakes 18x10 Single Timm .Ottumwa Mine Hoist 7x10 1 Gyratory, Crusher Gates 20x6 arrell Blake Crusher D Gate Gyratory Crusher 23 Style 120x6 Farrell Blake Crusher 12x4 Sturterant Roll Jaw Crusher Sampson Laboratory Crusher Sample Grinder 1 Set 24x12 Type B Allis Chalmers b - -- - 1-- ll Crushers I 12 Engines Compressors 114x12x7 Denver Rock', Drilty. complete with mountings- 3 tons steel JTollow and'SoIH sizes from V to 1 1- It Alwaya Wat. We are so strong for the young mother that even If one shows us a red little bunch of freckles weighing four pounds, we will take a solemn oath before a notary public that It Is the prettiest and cutest youngster we ever saw and light anybody who denies It. Exehunge. Drills Boilers Personnel for Ships. , T. John F. Harris is Popular Undertaker D Ottumwa-Singl- e 1- Pumps romp- - solid t water cnd.outsidfc packed 114x6x12 Jeansville Duplex ll 11 Also various sizes and makes of Duplex boiler feed pumps, rotary pomps, pumps.. Sizes from 1 to 8 een-trifug- al Roll 1 Set 9x4 Rolls Tyie A Allis Pulleys, hangers, hearings shafting, ' stands . ' Chalmers , floor Bogue Supply Company . 210 Felt Building We wish to extend Salt Lake- City, Utah to our friends and customers ,in..the, locality the compliments of the season.. ut To Our Friends and Patrons - J Con-vlcte- We Wish You a Happy and Prosperous New Year Court-Martia- ' ' j. Sweet Memories are often cherished through PHOTOGRAPH Tim little tots soon grow to manhood and What a sweet memory it will womanhood. be twenty years from now to see your kiddies as they are today. Bring them in and let me photograph them. Your friends, too, will cherish a 1 guarantee my photograph of yourself. be will the and satisfactory. price work, John McDaniel Photographer for the liberal We wish to thank the people of Utah County and the State and hope you continue to I the for us years, have past given you patronage join us more in the future. styles-b- est Our aim is to carry a class of merchandise that; has the latest considered. quality and lowest price when values are Jjj We are offering our entire line of consisting of garments as follow: ready-to-we- ar Ladies Wool Coats at one half off 50 Ladies Wool Suits at one half off 50 Ladies Plush Coats one third off 33y3 Ladies Silk and Wool Dresses one third off 33 Children and Misses Coats one fourth off 25 Every garment new this season New Year . Again wishing you a Happy and a Prosperous advance for all favors shown us for the new year 1919 We guar ant eyou satisfaction , . Thanking you in FARRER BROS. & CO 29 to 33 North Academy Ave. , , - Provo, Utah . a s |