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Show SECTION Th poet office alt at Bert, Boxelder county, hu been chanced two mile oath. Th poajpffice alt at American Fork NATURE STUDY NOTES tween center and Church streets. oat- side the t rod limit. The poatofflc alt at Helper baa been chanced to weat aide of Main treat, between ley and Poplar atreeta. within the to rod limit. The Winder, Garfield county, poet - I fl u making of brick the cotton factory pow vu flourishing with. two fnrrloe loom (hJv were out 7 ' daf.h(e thie out expecting to nearly In a ahort time. Tidwell of. Chicken Creek reported that his dam and bridge had the w! ' h flood the hich water but r :dg on the territorial road had been so worn and broken up by travel that It was not now wort!) saving. On the 15th, thin valley was visited hy another proloneed rain storm which gave renewed life-tvegetation, and Was In all respects acceptable Inasmuch as it. was not accompanied Id weather. 8. E. Johneon from Vlrgen City in -Utffrs Plata eatd .that. ..high. water. wStf: encountered at nearly every place as he cam from hla home to Salt lake The crop generally looked well and there was an excellent prospect for fruit. The only Indian he had seen during his journey were those at Corn Creek, where Kanoah was located, and were as friendly as evsr. from Logan was CpI T. E Rick In the city and said the grasshopper were doing considerable damage un Cache county, Wellsvllle being espemenaced. The people were cially fighting the destroyers with willows and burning straw. Edward Stevenson In a communication to Th New made report of a visit to West Jordan ward and of the progressive spirit animating the He good people of that settlement. saw twelve acres of land that had. bom twelve successive crops of wheat, each harvest being more productive than the one that preceded It. He explained this by the fact that the land was Irrigated by the muddy water from Utah lake, which deposited considerable rich sediment on the soil. Bishop Archibald Gardner was the leading spirit of th settlement, and he was highly praised for h energy and his example. rhirl Monk wrltIn, from Span. ilh Kork, mlM,t rscord of a recent WMnJ conftr,nca held there, and d that crickets were very numerous and had don some damage but were now treveling again towards the mounThe Spanish Fork rtver wae tains now falling and the bridge had been repaired, and although a guard was regularly kept up no Inmans were to i i 81 fg j JOHN DRUCE. Thla cood man. althouch identified aa early aa 1 S 4 with the people who founded the commonwealth of Utah. did not himself become a resident in which year he crossed tbs plains In Ira Reeds independent company. He was born In England In and came to America the year of ths expulsion of hi fellow rell- glonlat from Nauvoo. 181 Being a engraver, he readily found em-- i In New In work a large print pioyment Tork state, and through hi ability and faithful service he rose to responsible position with the company, who oftared him every inducement to remain when tha time at last came that he felt it lacumbent upon him to join th body of ths Church In the Rocky mountains. He made his residence in the Twelfth ward. Salt Lake City, and lived there until hi. death in 1897. for 2 years as bishop Irving counselor and In other ward capacl- a reputation for tie, and establishing kindness to the poor, steadfast nees. honesty, devotion to duty and the er attributes of a consistent Saint. Aa a carpenter and builder a trade he learned after coming to Utah he slated In the construction of h Salt and Lake Theatre, the Tabernacle other notable structures He performa ed worthy service as missionary In hts native land and In the Eastern State, and at the tlm of his death he held th office of patriarch In the Church. He had th continence and esteem of all who knew him. 1 11. oth-1(1- 1, j add-unt- be eeen. Edward L. Sloan, who was at this time city editor of The News, had been chosen president of The Utah Phonographic Society, made up of phonographer. students of phonography and others who desired to sec a knowledge of the art extended He had recently delivered two, or three lectures in ward meeting houses in city, and the subject seemed Issue of Th Deseret News yards from wher he fell, with two to this be exciting considerable interest. wounds through the body, beJune II, 187. supplies the gunshot A colored man named Allen, forside seven arrow wounds. From this a British subject but more rematerial. It seemed that he was pursued some merly a United States soldier, had cently On the previous Friday, distance after falling from hi horse, been arrested charged with drunkenJus 14. Indians had made a raid on and It was this fact which caused ness and a brutal assault on a white to Miles women. Justice Clinton In th Beaver and had succeeded in run- some blame to be attached city off to for Tanner and escape riding to his case. court attended ning off eomo stock but did no furth- while leaving him to his fate. Lieuten- police This columns weeks contained also er Injury. ant Davis, however, exonerated them a somewhat humorous account of a M. A letter from Lieutenant H. and Insisted that they adopted the man, unnamed but apparently of some them prominence, who tried to leave hi Davis, written from Gunnison, June only consistent course left for a convinced. they place without paying his of ths after being were, that both particular It, gaveof further Vance their boarding thought they landlord's bill. He claimed that h and Sergeant Major kiSing been killed. had no had and became very' abucompanions money, Boats by Indiana on the 2nd. He aald A telegram ' to President Toung sive when hit host Insisted on some that the Major with hts party of from of son Heber reported that the sort settlement. As hi profanity three halted at Twelve-Mil- e Creek to train hi with which the latter was travel- and iutertea created a disturbance of tighten their saddle girths, they be- ing eastward had reached Sulphur the peace, th police was gummoned, ing then out of the Hills and. as 337 miles from this city, and and on searching him, they found his they thought, beyond all danger of Springs. well. It was presumed socks and clothing lined with greenwas all that attack. Just as the leading cavalryThe News said "the sudden , th train of Messrs. Heber P . backs. man. who was Captain O. P Mllsa that reached th creek, the Indians from and David Kimball. Swartoot, and discovery wae pleasantly applied. were and Crtamon that Theatrical Season Resumed. together they tha brush, at a distance of about were all traveling In company with thirty-fiv- e At th 8alt Lake Theatre on the yards, ftrsd upon them. train Zebulon Jacobs night of the Th two victims fdU from their Blahop Sharp's 18th there was eeeond horses and appeared to have been telegraphed on the 15th that these performance of "The 8treeu of New crossthe had rsaohed trains stage York." which was given with all ita instantly killed Four Indians were seen to rise up end fire, and three ing of the North Fork of the Platte. former success, and might be given were Immediately thereafter noticed He made no mention of Indians. again, the critic thought, to the pleasA telegram from Gsneral H B. ure of the community and the profit riding away on horseback, so that news conthe have Omaha must Clawson at been that of th management. On the night of their animals gave stream.' cealed near the the drama Captain h and hts companions, who wers on the 14th. " Miles and X. Tanner. Jr., the surviv- their way eaat on business. had all was given on the Mr. the hotoeeasion of Indian Pauncefort's Jveneftt passed safely through ing members of the party, were and his farewell appearance. At. the ly pursued for a distance of about country. of the performance, th benefl-clar- e five ml lee. Lieutenant Darla was In close local Events In Brief. was called for and made a command of the detachment that recovered the bodies the next morning Announcement was made this week brief speech, expressing hla appreabout sunrise Major Vance's body of the departure ef W 9 Wright ciation of courtesies recat vad and wag found a few yards from the creek. with a train to bring out freight for bidding his patrons farewell Th speakers at the general Sabbath bullets. local pleMsd by two William the merchant. Sergeant Jennings, Moats body wxs found about 600 Instead of going to the services this week were Elder Cyrus H. Wheelock and George Q. Cannon In the forenoon, and Elder Robert Williams and Prest. Brigham Young In the afternoon. Two sermons were published In full In this week Issue both reported One was by by David W. Evans. Elder John Taylor, dstlvered April 14. and the other by Elder George A Smith, delivered June 2. An original poem written for The Deseret News by Emily H. wk published thl week under the title "Judgment Begin at the House of the Lord. An obituary notice records the death at Ogden, June 2, of Albern Gives Allen, in his 65th year. Mr Allen had and had joined th Church In born hla share of the persecutions In Missouri end later at Nauvoo. While Journeying westward across Iowa, it after the expulsion from Illinois! he enlisted in the Mormon Battalion, leaving his family sick In a wagon on th prairie. Having mad the journey to th Pacific roaet and being mustered out of the eervlce. he arrived in th Greet Salt Lake Valley In the fall of 1847. Indian News From the Plains. is The dispatches this week contain very brief references to Indian trou-- ' book ble on ih plains a telegram from New York said that General Sherman home had agreed to allow the governor of Colorado to equip 500 volunteers for Indian service and an Omaha dispatch said General Buford had arrived there on hi way to Washington to represent to the government that there we no hop of peace wttn the Ogalallala Sioux. General E. E. Smith was on his Way to Fort Phil Kearnev with several hundred soldier, having been selected to command the mountain district. By Another Omaha message stated that about 20 men had been killed by savage during the past week gnd 200 head of stock stolen On tome days ths Indians attacked half a dozen ranch From La simultaneously. Porte. 588 miles east of Salt Lakh City and 47 miles this side of Denver, cam the report on the nth that L. L. Hills, an engineer on the Pacific railroad, had been killed the day beThe Leading Book Concern. fore by Indians, and a man named Archer, belonging to the same party, had been hadly wounded. Tfor a! i ;i ' v n "Arrah-Na-Pogue- ff j WHITNEY'S' Popular History of Utah Wood-manse- e. the reader added light on the affairs of the state from infancy to the present. 15 Every page unfolds a story. Every chapter an epoch. The itself makes a valued part of the library. 1 ii-- - Two Bindings $2 Your Order & $2.50 Mail Will Receive Prompt Attention DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE w Burroughs Nature Study Association of Utah. Motto ! To Taoch Conservation and Construction, Rather Than and Doetruction- By Charles G. Plummer, M D. and then occupy but one ofTT''"' seeming reason for this uMil a of time and material i the b of so many nests each seaeor. by tome observers as" me as" V'' from Cueretaro. Mexico, dated May brated its annua! day at the Wash- deceive chance deetrover 28. said that no disposition had yet ington country club. An elaborate ban- - j ofhawka. was followed To be some happy creature's palace; owl., mice and r,lk'-u?h m4,e f Maximilian end the quet was served, which e ,V flcer captured with him. Escobado by a dancing party. The Utahns little bird sit at hi door in the kody at home is the sign hai from a great majority of 'tha,I? Orders that all imperial Of- - sent were Logan Morris and Hyde, snJ!, , neat! lt like aj blossom among the leaves. wren, d 54 hours would be shot when eap- Where the heron family lets his Illumined being oerrun Logan Morris was one of the in trees many roo lured; Oenerai Mendez did not com ored guests at a dancing party given with the deluge of summer it knoin where these birds cotm t ply and was shot a few hours after at the Willard by the Maids of Honor; ceives: r w rude takhn The colonel command- - of the ConfderaU Reunion scaffoldings of roush .Jv Kis mate feols the egg beneath her the ground, all of which musi 'uT J. C. Fehr has accepted a position 4fig Maximilian? body guard, who a; wing. CV" tempted to escape at the tinle of the with the Wasatch Woolen Mills. 'And th heart In her dumb breast; rled many hundreds of ard emperors surrender, was also rapMr. Roland R. Woolley entertain-- ; Instance, often several nules in0otl- flutters and tured and shot. A New Orleans pa- - ed at a Kensington. About 20 guests h sings to the sings; wide world, and she er cases On Egg island - J Lake just to the north per published in full the speech made were present. :8it to her nest by Maximilian Mr and Mrs D. A West entertain- when he surrendered n)ee Mr 0f Nature, which song Island these nests are Ua charged ed in honor of Dr. Woodruff of Sait j his sword to EscoJado " such materials LOWELL. is best? and depot,, .h r hts defeat to Infart'-uthe bare rock. The treason, and Lake City., black furiously assailed Napoleon of Franc Ralph Basset spent a few days In CHEERILY, cheer up. cherrily. ?iht buna, among the f?r bavjpg haAdOcru him in. s., cow.-- . Washington on Jus. gray: lie. West Point. around the cheer up? sang CtfCk Ftobin th Utah Lake s'rJTy manner Upon the demand of and a other day after a heavy rain similar to that constructs th United State y,ri of the bitter- A London dispatch of June IS said Reader of The New A few birds that loosened the attachment of the migrate ,n the expedition to Africa In search of of It the from moorings portions Su(y-M0e- n Dr. Livingstone had just sailed, and Years walls of hisit nest ,h. of to them change country their method, fell befor the mother buildinr and down a Pari dispatch of the 11th said the h-i... j C . Cxar of Russia had left that day for her incubation fh,r environmmaC' bird had finished sn.t Germany. period! A downpour of rain could not; of the oriole that chose Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria of in apple tree'in whose death occurred only a few Stop hit song for he tang and sang .top though; oyer west of the River Jordan "2 week throughout th entire fall worth ago) had added to th eelat dohu were the only buelnew .upended it from "two 'of his coronation aa king of Hungary lB ing nd a though he put every bit of mall crotch with an entrsn. by distributing vast sums of money note each into energy hte indefatigable the among poor, and endowing various for benevolent institutions in the HunTying with the wind and wAter f- en drags together few - ip ascendancy. But when their summer which garian capital, Budapest He was 'JIW5 broods" crowned on the 8th at Of-.- , icroas palace lay a wreck and the gorgeous steady she Um the River Danube from the apital, blue egg. were broken beyond repair and bishops of the Roman Catholic he eyed the ruin with anxious ex- Is so poorly mad that U eun egg. up through th. bottom11 and Greek Catholic churches assisted pression for a time end then the In the ceremony. He and his queen burst brilliantly forth! Again he turned hi eyes heavenward and eang his proclaimed a general amneaty for political offensea. sweetest and most tuneful lay. preenA Berlin dispatch said the king of ed his feathers a bit and sidled up to and all night, all for he t l! Prussia, accompanied by Bismarck, hts mate as though he seta. "Never day 7 VIie had left for Parle; and fioui Paris dear wife, well build again and of rendering man aselstan,-.mind, and St. Petersburg dispatches It was thl time perhaps you wont be so set jng th earth habitable evident that thpre had been an unsucunfavchildren and yet he . about having our home in an th tfjJj cessful attempt to assassinate th bird-lif- e enemy of all 7. orable location!" but Cxar. of male the like creature, that cling ,o him never Wasnt just The earning of the Union Pacific creation? Of course Mr. Robin cared Railroad from Omaha were reported little about the laborious duties of to have been 82(2.040 In May, and his spouse in rebuilding because all track laying was said to be progressing NEWEST NOTES OF he had to do was to boss the job, folrapidly. low her closely while she made her SCIENCE Among advertisements of this date the and nesting trips and guard her was one of interest to Site from Invasion by other creatures announcing a toll of SO cents per wagHie was to sing and make happy the Compiled Fyr Ihe Deere, on for travel In Little Cottonwood wife. Duty callPATRIARCH JAMES P. TERRY OF day for ht brooding canyon. when effort unusual though In the base of a new to ed him Mr. Smith, "half a block south of HINCKLEY'. shaiinr mil a a lamp to heat the tbs nestlings cam from their The Occidental, gave notice of the water the scour homes and he had to Mrs. Eda Cropper Tippett writes fc receipt of a choice selection of milsufof Prevention worms of i: o for near and French flowers, The New from Hinckley. Utah, that country far and linery goods legal form of puniehment ,r. ChkJ Patriarch James Parshail Terry of ficient slxe and Juiciness to stuff to dress trimmings, etc each tiny body u alumina Miss Colebrook Informed the ladles that place Bag bean a subscriber to unknown proportion fn1,'"'?,?'? The" inter that she had In stock the latest and th Jjeseret News since 1850, and that that demanded feed.followed unthat had his mate HU dates back father subscription choicest selection of French millinery An,,JcUI wood 'or match, u belai ever brought to this city, the ship- to June of that year. Mrs. Tippetts fathomable Instinct when she persisted from straw by ar inveatln ment having come by steamer vis Saa say Patriarch Terry was bom Jan. In rearing their structure on an un- Frenchman. was hers It limb. 25 1. 1880. A about miles from the new machine for Francisco, city steady and exposed sealing of Toronto. Canada. He was baptized to choose, hers to build and here to a member of the Church of Jesus suffer most if accident befell her home Latter-da- y In by of Christ Saints June, or its occupants. Although guided According to recent official ttru NEWS AND GOSSIP 140, by William Allred and has never some unheard voice she built unwise- haste there are yet met anyone who has been a mem- ly thl time; and as the man of the sheep In Argentina. about tOoHttt ber of the Church as long as him- house sang to her to forget and hurry A new vacuum cleaner is self. He would be pleased to hear to rebuild, for June wee well on her to remove dust frontspecial), book from anyone who was baptized prior way toward the shorter day. she was designed on library shelves. to 1840 if such a person be living. He not th prosA parachute invented quit so cheery about, a beby Frtsei. came to Utah tn 1(48 by ox team and would have her a hie song man can be by pulling rwb located In what Is now the Tenth pect felt. that drew in guided (Continued from page one) its sides ward of Salt Laks City. 81nce then lieve he feathered thee A new burglar place Strange h has resided tn LebL' Draper, JorA proof sometimes! build friends choose to a hinge and the bolt lock resemKei These can he teen by making a longi- dan. Rockville and Hinckley. diop letter from a friend in Idaho told me tudinal section Further description, into sockets. last week about the bluebirds taking clubs Paper except by botanical terms. Is difficult, for policemen, in the practhoses mail but the circular mentioned present possession of th Indestructible, have been j. the ically country up around his home and Illustrations that make recognition PAYMASTER WILL SOON vented an by hman. Englb kindly dUpoaed people who owned To help in picking fruit a Callfem-!- " easier thee boxes made a shift to other quar ha Patented a thimble with and letters the papers for ter dally knife blade at the end More Frequent in Spring. MAKE APPEARANCE and allowed these bird to rals their Motion pictures are being used to families ln peace and happiness teach method of agricuOnly the root of dcuta is poisonous. Bluebirds JLre often much distressed lture toimproved natives of Indls Cases of poisoning are more frequent that they are unable to find quarters Seeds of rubber bees hzv tree the because In the spring, partly peculiar etyl of San FraneUco. Cah. June II found to yield an oil similar in It There to suit their roots are more likely to be noticed at U because Americans are so to linseed oil. joy at the Prealdto military reser- prone to do away with old tree that that time and partly because they Men an artesian well in Aappear to be more poisonous then vation here among the 2!400 men. have hollowed-ou- t portion for Just rgentina drilling found rich deposits of eoppw Occasionaltn season. later the than more or lees, who are taking a three such a type of birds. Any kind of a at a depth of 10 feet. for their housely stock find the roots when they are month's lntenstv course to fit them hole offer refuge Fpr twisting wires together s New an York washed out by high water In small keeping operation, even down inventor has In for new commissions of room patented an th In Into the United abandoned chimney Farmers their plowing streams. for an ordinary brace sometime bring to th surface a State army which expects to fight old shacks and there those blue For tourists' an Ear eonvenisnes found dead, be ltsh considerable number of root, and against Raise rism and autocracy. beauties have been Is comprsselng tea Ixte knew no way to get out to blocksfirm these are eaten by cattle, with re- News cause they that resemble plug tobaec ha Just been received thst th freedom and food. sulting sickness and death. seal The dial a new of bathroom In ease of the poisoning of hu- paymaster eoon la to make hi apBecause of the very great change ln face so that a pereor, fuelman beings the recognized treatment pearance surroundings all over th country all ing on upward It can read hla own weight Is to give an efficient emetic, followed nesting men at the camp who al- specie of birds vary their of While of the use a boat m4 Native, Peru conmaterials add peculiarities by a cathartic. Some form of optum eves the entirely of reeds and may be given to control the convul- ready have their commissions, and struction. being driven to all kinds of tail consisting of strawstraw, matting. sions when they are violent. If free those regularly enlisted, have been shifts to raise a family, but somehow A thet reclock bos been Invented they manage to find cords at a central vomiting is promptly produced, the receiving their pay regularly, a hitch and tn com way suffice. point the dm ssch In localities occurred in the case of th candidate substitutes that patient Is likely to recover. machine in a factory la running It Is obvious that ruminant animals for commissions which delayed the where wrtld duck are compelled to Experiments are under way In Chin can not be treated In this way, for th distribution of the envelope. With watch carefully for fear of destruction with American cotton seed with a effective clearing of the stomach Is ths succeeding pay day only a short of their eggs by the seagull, these to Improving the native cotton. While hypodermic In- time removed, the men will receive female have learned to cover their impossible. In the Interest of cleanliness there milk jections of morphine may be used to th two ISO Installments of their 8100 egg wtth rushes and weeds a while ban been invented a botton-.leeneat aid In controlling the convulsions and monthly stipend only a short Inter- they are away feeding. Such having paper caps at eachriden. a purgative may help In eliminating val apart with the result that those was found lost Sunday but the earn bottle, the to is be What believed fails to do Inhabited the poison, ordinarily tltp convulsions who have been feeling the etringency kind of bird, the redhead, In the world i 8 are so violent that nothing can be of ths money market suddenly will this when nesting In other places far mansion Inresidence Germany that wae hw of this kind. don for th animal. experience the sensation of great In- away from disturbers tn 700. Some species of birds, the western So far as live stock are concerned, fluence. An Inventor ha patented ajnetri-driveIndicative of army plans to reduce grebe for instance, cover their neats about all that can be done must be tn for splitting sped the way of prevention. If the land the number of cavalry units in th more or less every time they leave It cakes of machine Ice that freeze together a8 Is plowed where the plant grows, car national army. Colonel Frederick W ao mAUr where they may be nesting. stored. of the breed, characteristic should be taken that no roots are left Bladen, camp commander, has reeelv-iThAe much timber in New Zealand M !he blr1 l ak been where stock can get at them. Where ed orders to form at the officers A nd ua, found suitable for wood PW undiscovered th by the plants grow in great abundance, training camp only one company of I th government will foeter the Indne as they frequently do along Irrigat- mounted troops It had been planned venturesome observers, of ,h avoeet tribe choose tryA there. ing ditches. It Is desirable to dig them to organize two companies of 185 men new be fastened to w chout. When this Is done the roots strange and unusual methods for the automobilewatch to wheel is ,ncJ Officer in charge of the camp are construction of temporary dwellings, In rubber tosteering should not be left on the surface, but make it vibration, shock should be destroyed. It is seldom that examining this week the preference L.U and dust proof. tn nest the alkali, the sgo their right tock are poisoned when grazing, un-- 1 blanks which the men signed Swedish chemists have developed depression In the earth method less they graze along ditches, 2 ln a..,ra1 where wrrk to indicate which branch of the for removing carbon Iron with the the plants sometime grow almost and ?d selection of they wanted, u,rT?"dd. ntr1j coal tar, leaving a clear, transpsri-- ! the Wster with very little soil and can ;rvic ,h mn ,nr lhf riou branches will brown liquid. "Ate. In uch aenelrennientA these ong- - golden be Announced next week easily be pulled up. To prevent their aahbs falllM brood th.r four Perhaps there is no way to prevent Application, for the second offic-- ; Inventor has patented a tubular wj eome cases of poisoning of children. ars camp, which will begin after the ,f TF andfbtedly panting in the to - ceptacle that elide along a phi be quite Something might be accomplished,, first lot of men has been "gradual- - rorc",n , thrust Into cigars. t TOch a spot however. If parents and teacher ed." already are cdtalng in. Apphca- - baJbl English experts are carrying m Pnt while engaged In the would attempt to make clear to chil- lion, for this will be obtainable after tensive testa of th value of coal PJ dren the danger of eating strange according to Instructions for annealing, tempering, harden! rooti. from Washington should not be applcture of one of these netta that was and meltingthemetals. plied for until after that date latest sanitary PF" Among The dentist of California have gone built up for at least six Inches from ancea a Postal News. for public eating place m on record aa being ready and anxi- - th ground, beautifully made, right spoon pregeed from paper thst can out a few hundred feet from th ah otis to do their share. A following Is the star service one thrown using. aftsr awy dentist for . schedule between Lander and WashaThe Russian government ha DenTaf adopted , th? kie, Wyoming: Leave Lander dally was thorlxed th cultivation of the PJW few rough sticks of dead grease. soclatlons convention at 7 recently held for the production of opium nd arrive Fort here. The dentists Precarious places, some with SeEtan?ay have formed a preWashakie by lj a.m Leave for domestic consumption. swing to them seem Washakie Tuesday. Thursday and Fort are making cradle the Sat- paredness league and Propellers made of pressed nestlings more to tha hap urday on receipt of mall from Dubois, ready to leave wtth war units parttoo for of th parent birds than lacquered to give them pinesa but not later than 1:10 p.m. and Mon- France and England, ln accordance other smooth surface., ar the last site, seemingly much mor day, Wednesday and Friday at 1 p.m.; wtth their pledge. . adaptable, are found among the tat erolvl.it construction.found to arrive Lander ln four hours. tree and on slender, swaying bon Norway ha been lro w; Star service schedule from Center- HOW TO BECOME A CITIZEN OF rushes or tulea. Witness extanaive deposit of titanium th ville to Grimes Pass. Idaho. Is as folthe anergtetie. restless little tale wrel and a 1.000,000 company hu UNITED STATES. low; Leave Centerville Thursday and formed to exploit them. with hla tall cocked to an angle of u Saturday at 2:20 p m.; arrive Pioneer-vlll- e Sheet metal epllnta, adJurizbW to get some idea at Just published a new edition of least 7"1 110 degrees, by 4:80 p.m. Leave Pioneervllle, been patn,'d have txe. various wands that Wilsons Naturalisation euetaln that' Laws nt i Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at United aurgeon for tempo States" showing how to be- houae and their little one And rocl Virginia broken 12:80 p.m.; arrive Centerville by t limbs. tiny things as they are almost al dressing p.m. Leave Pioneer Tuesday. Thura. come an American citizen. Also ln small An Ecuadorian naval officer hu as humming birds! This wrel United States Constitution' dajr and Saturday at 7 a.m.; arrive dude alarm to a an automatic vented Grimes Pan by 8:45 a.m. Leave Declaration of Independence. Depart; la th western specie of the mart the master of a vessel of any Grime Pas. Tuesday. Thursday and ment Regulation. Forme, Question wren and make the marshes rit tlon from It set course. Irrepressible song, full Saturday at SMS a.m., arrive Ploneer-vlll- e Asked by Court, Short History of with hi over A lump of a fireproof tompo with love and aw. Uhited State, etc., etc. Seventh Edi- running by 12 noon. heated to Incandescence by an . nee for tha day and for tala faml Th postoffice site at Ordenrlll. tion. 117. j acetylene Jet ln a new b French Not content with on structure Kane county, has been changed 500 25 CENTS, POST PAID. mobile headlight, can ,aet0m season. r at least two. thla yards southwest DESERET NEWS BOOK STORK of th focus of it reflect or working pair build four or fly light's glare. meadows In The cowslip startle green, Th buttercup catches the sun in it chalice, And there never a leaf or a blade too pre-irh- i rt k THREE jA-tl- hon-iAn- j j I7 I oit,1 r I s ' ... ertIl . her'I'"1' -- r-- fr hi4' wood-hauler- s, d 3? home-buildin- a n a" at nht n1 I - bore-bird- T' 'J1"1 'Pe a.; wind-blowi- nt i |