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Show HESPANISHTORKPRESS. SPANISH FORK, UTAH LIFT OFF CORNS! the sultan may be allowed to keep J p.flLACE ..... i WAtMMSM. , jv 4m ,or drops then off with jjuchy corns Apply ' r fingers t '' 4 i 4 d, ml ' a 7& rs ? VC SILVER i, Sj! f! 1 TEN RESERVATION 4 REVAMPED MEASURE PASSES SENATE BY VOTE OF MORE THAN TWO TO ONE. Must b COOD to bo wise In- vestment. Used long enough It becomes priceless belrloom. The were of the worlds greet silversmiths Is here. . . And our reasonable prices ease tho way. BOYD PARK POUNMOWW MAKERS OF JEWELRY Fourteen Democrats Vote With Republican! for New Article Ten Reservation Framed by Republican Leaders. ' C , Its disWashington. Reaffirming agreement with President Wilson on the dominating Issue of the peace treaty controiersy, the senate on March 1.1 adopted by a vote of more than two to one the new Artlele 10 reservation framed by Republican leaders. Its uetlon ended, at least for the present, the effort for a compromise that would insure ratification and-thsenates decision was accepted generally us hastening the treaty toward another Cetulloek, from which It could he released only by a verdict at the polls next Nos ember. Fourteen Deiuoerats voted with tho united Republican membership for the reservation, but this defection from administration ranks fell fur short of the number required to ratify. It wus conceded thut others probably would swing over on the ratification roll call, but administration leaders, hacked by a definite assurance that the new reservation was unacceptable to the president, etldenced no apprehension thut their forces would dwindle beyond the , danger point. The vote, f,Q to 2(1, showed on Its s face a majority for the reservation, but It by no menns Indicated s would vote for ratification on that basis. Included In the majority were Irreconcilable, holding out about a score of votes which on the ratification roll call are expected to he east f 'Jv&'jr A- - f 7 Doesn't hurt a bit! Drop a little Prtozone on an aching corn, instantly com stops hurting, then you lift litrht out Yes, magic! costs but A tiny bottle of Freezone but Is store, at any drug few cents efficient to remove every hard com, com between the toes, gott corn, or soreness or nd tbe calluses, without jrrfUtion. freezone Is the sensational eovery of a Cincinnati genius. wonderful Adv. dls M ' v - "aaM'Sii M,ltu" uf Turky ttl" k ,UmU"1 ' itaabooMOaaeeal r.J.v, , - t7Yt,r mla It is MOUNT WILSON OBSERVATORY rF r t'' ' : fi FROM THE SKY 't, V .1 ;; i Zo H ix Jt s fairly lose my head don't worry about But be careful of your dear. that, .... ..A. I Trifle. Feathertop I'm going to the this afternoon, and Im so ex- citable I know I'll there. His Wife Oh, 'V . A ?x Mere Mr. races 'v V. ' Vyc ,' A ' - i 11 (II -- II w I'll 'WW s ' . , . At A i v v v noney 1 two-third- HOMELESS! two-third- Headache, Constipation, Colds, Biliousness, driven out with Cascarets against the treaty. The reservation, adopted after many V'. 1 Drive away those persistent enemies of happiness biliousness and constl-- . patlon. Dont stay headachy, sick, tongue coated, sallow and miserable 1 Never have colds, Indigestion, upset stomach or that mlsery-mnkln- g gas. Feel splendid always by taking Cascarets never occasionally. gripe, sicken or Inconvenience you like Cslomel, Salts, Oil or nasty, harsh Pills. They cost so little and work ' ' , while' you sleep. Adv. Cas-care- pM .JS'.v'h- The famous observatory on the top of Mt. Wilson, photographed for lirt time from an airplane. is over r.,000 feet above sea level, and W the home of the largest telescope In the world. ts the Newspapers. Im tired my wife rends to news of the day. Tve tried that once." Rest In MRS. ASTOR HELPS AT DISHWASHING T AJVW.'W .v if ywAyees s iwssv , - The preparing for polar trip , '47 kw "Yesr t 1 a my wife couldn't see any news about bargain sales and cooki- But except ng hints. W London Answers. " RECOMMEND DRUGGISTS STOP-BOO- T For many years druggists have watched with much interest the remarkable record Baintained by Dr. Kilmers Swamp-Roo- t, the great kidney, liver and bladder medic- ine. It Is a physician's prescription. Root hat stood Swamp the test KW h,V3VvIyY;l r ihcnld do. . .uV ti v"'t r jf . :? X if VmT . of years. hy .al druggists on its merit ..Ai ft abould help you. No other kidney nedicme has so many Jr 1 ! ' a atrengthening medians. It helpa the kidneys, liver and Wad- wrk nature iNtended they ia Swamp-Roo- t r 46 Fwl - friends. ur t get Swamp-Roo- t and start trntment at once. owerer, if you wish first to test this end ten cents to Dr. Ringhamton. N. Y., for a HV e When writing be sure and thia paper. Adv. I'll P'TS$'r f & tN6 i,.LPri"n "Co, - J .j!1 V.-- l".J - ta tm'r So!Dp . "'do a lot of time try- - that thy Hre truthfuCOnVln0 UCHI LUMBAGO PAIN! RUB BACKACHE AWAY instant Relief UNCLE SAM MAKES HIS OWN MAIL BAGS with a Small Bottle of Jacob Old Oil." Y. Mrs. Vincent Astor drying dishes at the new Victory Army and N'.v Victory Inrk to successor Is the the Battery M. C. A. club, New York, which Y. M. bill . Mr Astor presented the club to the service men on behalf of the C. A. with a brief speech. "St and n,h Pplled von-n- I the bm , Kab o 'kftteww fhamfttlZ0 tutelv your druggist AJniommt after 14 9 Wonder "hat became of or lurabaSO pain, hone8t "8t Jacobs Oil" hav i,orrss Bc,atlca neuralgia, as It Is BPralns nn(1 m doesnt burn the L te.Lp,r npver wicked man was v 8TlJcWn,CUra ToI,et Tr, ,Vo"r Bk,n keep It Clear ky u,ln,rn your every-datolled tad p0r..b yatns. The soap to cleanse Nttil, to soothe and thorn, ct,tn ,ntment to powder and per- ban 1Ja i, tol,pt tnble la complete without 25c everywhere. Adv. v. y f "1 n0 buirot cars 0,1 l'- f'4 - w "h!U ' illhi ' - J- ".W1' V traIn X; portion of the uad jrn wsm-- o fuctory- - ta w. truthful real estate man, but the rest of the house Courler-Journa- L P-n- t much," RanWwelemi Collage, 48 g. Wsat Tempi ANCIENT St.. Salt Lakt City. MARVEL OF EGYPT Labyrinth Constructed Some 8,300 Years Ago Waa Structure of Colossal 8lze. King Minos, with his labyrinth oa Is generally supposed to have been the originator of the tnnze Idea ; but Egypt has a labyrinth, too, and Egypt manages to bold' the record for antiquity In almost everything. labyrinths Included. This Egyptian labyrinth Is 8.500 years old. It Is merely a chaotic mass of rocks piled up la the desert a few miles out of MedlneL Tho outlines of the walls merge dimly here and there from the ruins, and from these outlines, and the carvings on the stones, Egyptologists deduce that the labyrinth was built by a certain King Laharys, who was more popularly known as Amenetuhat III. The structure was 5Q0 by GOO feet It contained 8.000 rooms, half above Remember that ground, half below. the largest hotel In our present day world boasts about that number of rooms on a dozen floors and covers a city square, and some Idea of the size y ef the lubyrlnth can be gained. Nobody has figured out yet why King Amenemtiat built this enormous palace or tomb. In the lower story, history says, tbe sacred crocodiles and kings were bnrled, while the upper floor was. a few centuries after King Amenerahats time, used as a seat of government The labyrinth was a. wonderful place, one of the most wonderful In Egypt If our Ideas of It are correct and Its greatness was Its downfall. The rltlzens of a near-btown, who worshiped the Ichneumon, resented the sacred crocodiles of the labyrinth. And so they made an attack upon one of King Amenemhats successors and reduced the largest structure In Egypt to a ruin. the Island of Crete, two-stor- efforts to modify It had been defeated by the united Republican majority, fol lows in general form the one adopted last November. It says : The United States assumes no obligation to preserve .the territorial Integrity or political Independence of any other country by the emploj ment of Its military or noval forces, it resources, or any form of economic discrimination, or to Interfere in any way In eon troersles between nations, Including all controversies relating to territorial integrity or political Independence, whether members of the league or not, under the provisions of Artlele 10, or to employ the military or naval forceij of the United States, under any articles LAND OF RACIAL TEMPESTS of the treuty tot fliiy purpose, unless in any particular ease congress, which, Dalmatia Has Been an Unquiet Spot 1 under the constitution, has the sole In All the Years of Her power to declare war or authorize the Traglo History. f employment of Hie military or naval in forces of the United States, shall, Dalmatia, elongated so that It la the exercise of full liberty of action, nowhere more than 33 miles wide, taphy act or Joint resolution so provide." ering down to hut a mile at Cattaro, has been swept hy continuous racial tempests for the Inst eight centuries. Counsels Watchful Waiting Policy. London. Brenner Lloyd CJeorge, re- Croats and Serbians constitute the In Dalmatia, speaking ferring In the house of commons to Slavic element (he Berman molutlon, said the allied the same language, but employing two The Serbs use the Russian, goTcrnmenta would regard with anxiety alphabets. and Croats the the Latin letters and any mowment representing a monur-t'.iln- l or military reaction, hut that It alphabet The Latin Influence Is more prevwas well to await developments before alent in the cities, the story of Daluetlon. definite taking any matia being the reason therefor. In the middle ages the Dalmatians were in Remain France. Bodies to a people without the consciousness of Washington. The graves reglstra-to- n a country. During the Slav Influx Into service announces that the bodies Illyria the Invaders encountered little of American soldier dead allowed to opposition, except In the seaport towns. remain In Fra nee will he hurled cither The Latin element In the cities resistIn cemeteries In care of the American ed the migration and thus engendered government or In French cemeteries, the strife for supremacy which perwhere the nearest relative of the de- sists to this day. ceased so desires, Much of the early Dalmatian rivalry was economic, the tradesmen and Landslides In Panama Canal. farmers naturally wishing to exchange Washington. Heavy draft ships untheir goods with the Hungarians. The dertaking tho passage of the 1uuuma maritime cities preferred to do business with Venice, which controlled the until probably will lie subject to occasional delay of a day or two as the Adriatic. result of continuing landslides at Cu Chinese Study Real Work. earaelm, the war department has been Even a Chinese pocket dictionary ndvised by Governor Harding of the contains more than 10,000 characters Iannmu caunl zone. representing words, and If a man Intends really to master Chinese he House Indorses Relief Measure. a learn to recognize them all must on March Washington. The house 13 passed the MU authorizing the stupendous task," However, 8,000, or 5,000 syllables are all that & grain corporation to sell for cash or 4,000 of average education requires, Chinese of million barrels five credit surplus will persevere until he If anyone nnd, flour to Huropeun governments. has thoroughly conquered a thousand, he will be in a position to have some Guards Over Kaiser Increased. appreciation of a novel and to master been have Irecuuthms The Hague. difficulties of a simple business taken by the Dutch government to the document. But for the sincere student and of kaiser the prevent the escape k thousand characters Is the minimum. the former crown prince hy airplane, Increased. been the guards having Potatoes- - . ood Value. Potatoes differ widely In food valua. Extra Session Is Refused. It Is shown that the most useful Hartford, Conn. Governor Holcomb for food Is the one with the potato a has formally refused to call special amount of dry matter. Whenlargest two session of the Connecticut general asvarieties are practically equal In this woman suffrago respect the nitrogen they contain ensembly to act on the mendinAut. ters Into the estimation of their feed4 . ing quality. Revolutionists Gaining Ground. London. Premier Lloyd George anFor One Lone Bloesom. nounced In the house of commons on If you are In need of decorations and Monday that th German counter-revfind but one lone, rove ros. on your bush, do not despair. Dick ,ulonW w,w at ,nt Hme Gl,r. the flower with na long a stem as posff ,hlry.flve toWM many. sible. Then either tie or wire the blossom to a longer Alabama Man to Take Roper1 Place. stem of another flower; In this way WilMarlin William Washington, there is no waste on account of lack liams of Aluliama will succeed Daniel of stem. If you bnve no other flowers (j. ipqH-- r ns commissioner of Internal whose stems you can use, try a bit of revenue, his selection hy President the branch of the plant, or, In lieu of been announced at the better, avail yourself wilson having of the hollow white House, stun of an nrt.fH.al roe. short-stemme- The House. Louisville I CITV HELP WANTED trails Mnr imll teens nfd bsrbrrs;brbr gtml siipurtuuesns ops a, lor mss ossr drsltscs. Hsrlisrs in trmr burs (1st prop. ml ftoo4 si olttrcrs pommlMlne. weeks. Call or writs. Motor Harbor short-stemme- I gotta hnve a roof over my heart Well, the rotf Is all right," said the 1. I V' - tv. wins a.." photogtaph khows ' (apt. Roald Amundsen, discoverer of the South pole, Is now preparing for a trip to the North pole. This photograph shows the explorer, on a skiing trip In Norway. Rouged Her Own Portrait One of Americas foremost portrait painters, who numbers nrnong his clientele many women of wealth. Is telling of a nouveuu riche woman who sat for him recently. Tills woman, who .Is the wife of a prominent politician and business tnnn, had decided that their home was not really up to dnte without a painting of herself. In due tlmo the painting was completed, and accepted by the woman and her husband. They took It home and had It hung on the wall But everything was not well. The woman decided that the artist should have put more color In her face and her lips. She told the butler to bring a stepladder, and, climbing up she rouged the .Ips and cheeks of the painting with n lip stick and then sat down and surveyed her work. The woman put In a long distance telephone call for the artist and told him she thought she hm done some- The face thing that she shouldnt. had to be pu'nted over. New York Evening Sun. causo Backache! No! no nprves therefore can enn?Ve lot Pnln 1 Llst Yur back- sche lj by ra iunibago, sciatica anl the Quickest relief Is soothinJ St' Jacoba Oil. Eub 0n your Pn,nful back. nd ant y th soreness, stiffness and dlsnPPenrs Dont stay Crlppto?rn St jnLG,t a 8ma11 trial bottle of bs 0il From Wnhcys MU UKf y A "Whoa me the KM MAIN ITWLLT d d |