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Show - r r 4 " Vs'-- '' ' r'1 v-- rV "ftp- - r (ww ' r EVENING NEWS- DESERET - t SATURDAY OCTOBER T W-THEIRM- l tbowandi of them, and them of you who buy a. bond now will rood In your moraine papar at a time not tar dto- Unci Barn's air fleet crooned tantjtow the Rhine, cut the German connections and dealt death and devastation to their naval- bases and you can eay. "1 helped to deliver that blow, The Zimmermans Nolo. In the course of hie address Ur. Lane analysed the SZtmmermann note" which bad for ita purpose the arraignment of Mexico and Japan brought approximately $1$9,000. a. Smoot, eute, lend coromtaaionef, announced Monday on his return to Boise. it i see-rota- ' 0. un-ll- ' chest guarded I . 949.-00- againat the. United State time, too. when this country was at peace with Germany. At this point the uttered the prophecy of victory baaed not upon our man power, nor our resources, nor our inventive but an the fad that wo stood fiibility That Army Camp genius, lot right, were right; and he predicted nt La lUSlADlldtiea would see that - right j;hat May triumphed. At the cioe of the wonderfully Boise, i Report impressive and illuminating address, H. Hawley, who acted os chairman of tho meeting, read a telegram from Merrill Nibley stating he bad been authorised by the executive committee of hi company, the o CONTAINED. BONDS Sugar company, operating in five counties of Idaho, to subscribe toy J 198.000 in Liberty bonds, and that each of tho fir counties be accredited with 190.099. Idaho Apples Far Soldier. ate School Land in Bing- -' ' "We must have tom Idaho apples. or Bannock and The things wo get here are about "th ham also walnuts, and os bitter aa About $160,- - This message, with 'the test word deleted by the censor, wee received by - . the Boise Commercial- club Tuesday ooa from th boys of tho- Second Idaho, now camped at Charlotte, N. C. "Will they get th Jonathans and Roma Beauties asked Becy. Hyatt of Correspondenee(Spsrtsl club fWplL- - I uat guess they oisB. -- Oct, 1 1 . In an impass- the will! ioned plea, rich In detail and "Wo arc going to get busy and send B- (pacific information, Franklin them a carload immediately.1 Thor isn't any use talking, when an Idaho K. lane, secretary of the from. bunra. he, must user 'into 'the hearteef boy .gats- away. hav his native apple. Si Idaho people, who already love It ie a grand Uttl Idea to send It not only bo much, as he drove home his the apples to the boys. on tend them out, but It advertise th the German outrage si helps gifts beet brand of apples on tho face of et m. tho earth. It pays to advortiss the The Plnnejr theatre. Tuesday evening Idaho farmer " ns pseked to Hie uttermost and the Boise May Get Army Camp. brge audience, made up of throngs A San Francisco dispatch to tho Sob Boise, Wetocr, Parma, Emmett, effect that additional army training In the PaMfle jUopi, Caldwell, Payette, Meridian, camp my bo located Boise. Ida- - os end naming settlements, northwest ed Buy surrounding was be to of cites one th investigated, Bd the war ideal and purposes, to- - shown Secy. Lane of tho interior deth of know with "I loaning portment Tuesday night. importance piinr about the proposed new camp nmr motor to tbs government, lexcept what I have keen In th prom dispatches," he said, "bat I take it to mean that additional men or to bo coiled out." When Governor' Alexander was approached on the matter ha admitted that an army officer had visited Boise two or three week ago for th purpose of taking up with him and A half million the matter of establishing an army left new Outer arms," b said. "Thee comp near Boise. He said there wa lays hart to be boused and trained in nothing to announce, however, and In five mftnlhi lscstlnns OB there have been built in oiffer-tat this tiro. parts ef the country, 09 modern Aimed Guard Bring Bonds. of one each is which of etk capable A large iron cheek closely guarded Uklsg core of 40,009 of our boys: men. each armed with a rtfle ufks are being turned out at.the rate by two taken from the train f IT.Ou per dav; a million and a and two pistols, ud the lilt pure of oee, together with u.ifrom on to the Bote have loaded templet soldier equipment lees provided. Those of you who considerable bssed Uncle Sam your money when two guards refusing to talk. One guard sat on the cheek evn tee purchased Liberty bonds have y the was being carried Input to bring about those results in while tt American Express truck, with hie gun s short a time. a ernes his knees, while the other guard Whet Uncle Sam Needs. walked beside the truck. Train men "Bet we must have ship to trine-p- said that one man stood guard while this vast army to France." he the other slept during the entire Jourtsttliued. end do not forget, wheh-vyo- e ney across the continent. ere Populist or Socialist, that, th inquiry In Boise revested that conatee the country called for help in chest contained Boise second Ah direction, tho men of big busi-mof Liberty bonds. Th first heeded the call. Give u your signment consignment arrived torn than a week psu end specifications, said they, ago. Bd in four months we will lay you State lands Bring $100,000. dove two steam ships of 9,000 tons nch and every day. Ten thousand five hundred sere This Is where rmo of the money I am now asking of state school lands sold test week In and Bannock counties he A to go. Then we need airships. Bingham former-Gev.--Jam- es L There was not 1 great deal of Interin either sole. he aan Thirty-fiv- e hundred acres were disposed of in Bingham coumy for Devon thousand seres srr sold fh Bannock county tor 9100390. Brings Pten for Account. Clarence Van Iteuaen. state auditor, is home from a trip which took him into Utah. Nevada. California. Oregon and Washington. Ho visited the capitate of tho different states tor tho purpose of investigating the methods of bookkeeping employed in the tend department He says he would be satisfied only with tho bookkeeping methods used by Washington, if forced to choose among thoeo seen. But something any of those now tn use by the other states will be installed In th Idaho cspitol, ho promise Sheep Grnsing Tract Healed. Th department of tho interior has refused to set aside 99.999. acre of tend in eastern Idaho for tho oxaiuMvo use of tho Fremont Woolgrowers association. That Information is contained in letter to 1. A. Smoot, state tend comnrlsaioner. from Clay Tail-macommissioner of the federal tend office Th sheepmen appeared before the land board early in September. - They said that th activity of homesteaders in tho oast end of tho state mad it imperative that more grazing lands be leased to them. It woe agreed by tbe tend board to ask th department of tho interior to segregate 99,09 acres tn townships 0. 19 and 11, ranges SO, 40 and 41 east. Other Neves Ims Th Oregon 8hort Lin hauled tone of coal into Idaho in August, according to a report filed with th piillie utilities oommisfttoa-- Ja A gust. 19X0, 40.009 tons ceme in. A guilty conscience caused Lyman Jones, an escaped prisoner, to return to the state penitentiary Saturday attar h had escaped Sept. 19 from the Jones was sent up from Moeelyforn Fremont county in 1019 for second degree murder. 4 The suite has n credit of in it treasury, th state treasurer's credit tor September show Receipts for th mouth totaled 1; disburse manta totaled In the absence of th treasurer th report was signed by Charles A-- Groves, bin deputy. . Currency was a minus quantity in th BoU bank when tbe Spanish and Basque backers of Little Fannie nod Jupiter drew their roils for a race Saturday afternoon at tb fair ground Bankers estimate that 9109,-99- 0 was drawn to bock the horse The Soda Springs Grazing association was instructed Monday by the state tend board to make room on its leased tend in Bannock county for Ctah-IdaE- n, Coun-tidSoldF- -- 49.-0- - 91.994,-179.0- $401.-119- .1 1191.-040.9- 0. lng southeastern Idaho. The association has 119,999 -acres of state school tend under leasIdaho te short nearly 10 men in its third quota for the first national army, according to Information received by the Ada county exemption board. The counties that are ahead cn their examinations have been asked to send additional men to Camp Lewis to fill up the temporary shortages that extol It Is understood that th counties sending men to the training camp Immediately will be given credit in the fourth quota Many of th Boise girls who married members of the Second Idaho before tbe regiment left for North Carolina want to go south and spend th next few months at Charlotte, near tt te understood that Comp Green already 14 soldiers wives have agreed to go if a large enough party cart b secured to get a car at berth rate The trip will cost 9999. or 915 each if 29 young women decide tn make the trip. It 1s believed that others from Caldwell and other nearby Namp town can be Farmers about Idaho Falla are being offered but 91.95 per 199 pounds while the farmers In for their potato th Twin Folia district are being ofHarvey-Allredirector of fered the state farm markets bureau, said Saturday. The director vent n week In eastern Idaho. He found th potato crop there in good condition, but tbe vine he any are suit green and digging cannot start until after a heavy frost. Clay Tollman, commissioner of the general tend office at Washington, will teach Boise Thursday, he has advised th governor. He is tn Wyoming and te coming to eonfer on Carey act problem The land board will meet Commission" Tollman xt th capttol before going with him to the Twin Foils district, tor a conference ertth y and settlers on the Twin n River project. the Twin ut -- j m -- d. Dont. Let Your Truss 4m FaHs-Oskle- Make Operation Necessary kerdi wlir U'rnTEli' for by raptor o4 wool prta trmmm Falte-Saimo- TfcrTb f u ! and 19, and at Sotarday. October Hollister October 15 and It. The prune picking for th Boise high school students was - finished Saturday. The work took 14 dav in which time over 9CT lone of prunes, were picked and more than 144 tons packed, Th tats earnings amounted !o 12.741.80. The largest bomber of students eut on on day was 91. Over 99 girls and over 999 boys were enraged in th Boise valley prune work. The average number seat out dally for th 44 day wan 499. few people 'ever hsvs to be--steed 'of advising of pew-- bo ewroptetelr cured - w . rapture But makeshift trusses year I whose wearing Bow It does away with the curs her rear is ounce or later almost f ind eprmg H,w of helt. ter-tro- p. to rake work for th surgeon. Toe know that from your own ex- - it I perspiration proof aadwUl JmM to How you can try it )moW you're worse now the bath. It. kts & r iro probabty getWng and howl little U coats if you keep all the time This Seek Free Is Full wf Faett If you kt-rFwl Before la on that way. how long hever !t This book aum up all w have te t4rge learned MTortTjroq'tt rupture-durin- g nearly Tbnls anti shout, operetton. exptuire ro t tou half a century of exportenco. wlUing to let US prove w elastic and mti-Ua- y Just spring Plow why demonstration how yon trusses ere the ruptured mass worst stevourseif from alt that? ""'teHv when you can make thl enemies. irn-t- nrr Ot4H-Vi- na hv Jj 1,hout having to risk a kiayl'' Dsys Trial T Prove Hew Hood It I g Ouu It " something Bolder ,.1 h. a gwanatoed which has saved thou- - r' frpm- - rVer hv!n "il Le-t- T,, ra fnr one Tree boAktfsif erythtng you want to t ft, shows how our guaranteed rupture en absolutely "iMBo How if Instantly and auto- amt ""T eels vm rorf tro o your ru&tor . can t possibly ZJ?,7r-- a '"lt And how In xsSKlew It the eslr wav ever dlsewvesed oa tbe weekuews which to causa af rupture. ."I t k telle how our guaranteed r holder the famous Clotho to U that physicians in America nog? recommend it in "! S TTT-Wt- . . !( 1917 !?S HMHKOr were evidence of th universal re-- farewells were said and a general alj who - handshaking followed until the tram spect In which she was held by - Pulled out of tho depot. knew her. Cassia county has pour supplied 85 Tho funeral services were conduct- cd by Bishop's Ciitnsellor R. O Dlxop. mn and has 19 more to mak up her The choir rendered appropriate selec- - Hrr quota. 'tione. Wm. A. Crowther sang the solo, Senator Borah Spewka IS 'o Death, whore te thy otlng" Thej Senator Borah addressed a large of E. C. were Dlnwoodey, speakers In the opera house test her audience Idaho Fell her unde Lewie Wi- Thursday svenlng He of th lliams. of Samaria, and Proof. Joalah progress that the Unitedapuke B'atesv has f ell Her virtue were held up for made In this rreat war. and what must 10 BAHNOCK the emulation of hearer be done tf we win out He ell The bod jh wee followed to the grave t0 ao their bit and invest Inurged Liberty bearing the bonds. by scores of- - automobile Made Honorary Member mourners. , Attending th funeral were Lyceum Course. Jerrv William son and aon'e wife. Dsn Historical Society. Civic The club Lewie will of handle eons, two and wife Burley William, William wife and daughter. Oath- - ithe Redpaih Lyceum course here thl -'Meetintrs to be Hwlrl in 'Near. season. The club as contracted for,mas Hamblin end eon, relative from bemaiis and Mated. H. H. Cordon and five of the beat number In th course. ly Every House of W6r Special Correspondence I numer- The firxt number will be the Homebesides her wife from Ogden, ct. land quartet, which will appear at the It. President Lew ous relatives of this neighborhood SALEM.-Oopera houe, next Wednesday evening. ot the- - Weber stake Other Jfewg Item hip in the County Sunday M. L A. Opening was honored at the first anniversary Weather continues good; people are The Mutual Improvement aasoefa-tlon- x celebration of the Lemhi HisturTha! gathering fruit and vegetable thrash will rive an openlnc night next hauling In society in Salmon, on Sundav. A..C mg and shipping gram, g An excellent pro" Friday evening. II. a fact that la not general kniwnibeeu and polatoe finishing up has been Kranged. The clans YOUTH KILLED gram fats many friend At 'he cm-- ; lr.gs and in many ways exhibiting their work for the season will begin next elusion of th celebration Presj.lt n' industry. ACCIDENTALLY I ShurtHff was mode on honorarv mem- A few of tha young men' belonging Sunday evening. ber of th society because of hji a. t,v-- i u, Company M. Second Idaho, are Other New, Items. itieiy in the Salmon river mission and here on a furldigh for a few days. Eva and Pearl, daughter of Mr. and hi past errioe to th oieiv and feeling well. Mr. W. G. Davie left for Portland, Tb date of th meeting aa ar looking re , where they will spend a few day; Prominent Couple Marry one hundred and ranged on th vteitmg. after vrhichUiey will, proceed twifth nniveraiy of th Lewis and to Eugene, where Pearl will enter th A. H. Clark expedition and their Mrs. Ward Die From Instate university a a student. Miss of th Salmon river district Presf Eva will remain ftjr a few days and dent Jamea Hee who presided said then return home the meeting had been arranged to juries Sunday Picture Aire. Rebecca Wilson left Monday FAITHFUL WORKER, DIFS honor the first white man to behold morning for American Fork, Utah, to th region. That man was Captain Shows. attend th funeral of her sister-in-laLewi of th famous expedition sent Mrs. Arthur Hawkins. out . by President Jefferson The W. G. Davis left during the week for Special Correspondence.) chairman explained that Captain Lewis went to the region on August Springs to look after hie sheep. CAMMOOcL IZx IvMt Sunday Soda Correspondence.) Beet 17. 117 year ago, and was the first Oct. 7, this community but th harvesting is now under way OCATELLO. Oct. IX. Monday morning. of help will great1) white man to cast eyes upon Lemhi scarcity afternoon D. W. Davis, stats and Idaho soil, and thvugnt that upon was grieved by the death of Elder A. retard the work. Digging potatoes ie such an important day a this was to H. Price, second counselor to Freei-de- being rushed so that everybody to busy chairman of th Liberty bond th history of Lemhi coimty.'tr as George T Hyde of Jrortneuf while th good weather last. campaign, addreaeed tb busiaU otoer and that ooiy met had been ill several months ness tpen at tha Commercial dub, th trail b taxers and bathflnders' of sfafcer'Tte connot knew but his many person Lemhi be deservedly entertained and result of which was the complete orwas arlou. Th cause of death WILL NOT INTERVENE heard from and that he fir would dition was Bright's disease, with malaria ganization of Bannock county as a introduce Lewis W Shurtliff Liberty loan district, the aim being to President Shurthff spoke at length and hardening of the asterUt. He 20, boost the baby bonds; and load ses 2s of the women who were heroines of would have been $2 year old Nov. Smith-fielwas in end He born reared IN COAL HATE CASE each home. those days and who. trudged many Cache th At Utah. age county, Banker D. VZ. Church is th Bounty to the trails weary days along leading of 19 ne went on a mission to th chairman for th campaign and practheir new home in the west. The southern Minnie states He married was speaker said he knew whereof be tically every mcetl nr house in Bannock county has been pressed into (Special Correanondence.) peaking for he had crowed the plains Gutke and eight children were born H four or five times in the early das to them, all of whom ar living 1 Roiae, pet, Acnouncament la service for public addresses Sttnday and seen the wive and mothers of removed from Smilhfiold to McCam-moIn th" fall f 191ft he wnt made that tb Idaho Public Utilities afternoon, when the ablest speaker the pioneers undaunted even by the another mission to tha Southern commission will not intervene In the ef Bannock county will address tb necessity of fording rivers and dan on What I say fray States and was secretary of the mis- case now pending before tbe inter- people. gerous streams. . Appointments for Heetfnga,' soon be forgotten. hrdetfared, "but sion when released last February- - state commerce examiner In 9a! t lake Last May Elder Price was chosen City, involving freight rats on coal Tbe following appointments have -what they did will always be remembeen listed. Artmo meetinghouse. Jobered." He continued: "It is your second counselor In th stake presi- from th, Utah mines the glorious and enduring work to record dency which position h held at was John W Graham, prexldent of the seph H. Peterson end J. J. Hull, the deed and achievements of those tim of his death. The funral P. C. O'Cambridge Saints' meet- commlselon and Leonard Way, rat ex- Malley and meetinghouse, who came afterwards. - It was IS held 'at th Latter-da- y F R Burrua; Dowreturned m from 9. pert, Oct. here. Sunday Th ward choir Salt lake ney meetinghouse, N 6. Pond and years sgo that our colony as planted inghouse where they went with th expectation here In this valley. About SO years sang and A. W. Hall and Geo. W. Grant meeting or making formal appliaatlon before Henry Henderson: Th before that the great eang a duet principal expedition R. Siders and Thomas D. Interstate examiner to house. W. whose annivtrsajy your society is speaker was Elder C. A Cal 11s. presi- intervene Aftercommerce Lava Jones; C. D th meetinghouse. c found, now celebrating, had first appeared dent of th Southern States mission. they decided thatravUwlng th Smith and Dr. Joe. J. Clothier; Lava tah mtn here. I remember crossing the very Presidents Georgs T. Hde and 8. F had the eai o well in Hot Springs meetinghouse. Thornes F. trail wherg these men had crossed Johnson of the stake presidency, Blsh hand thereduTTvu little tb Idaho .TerrU .Robin meetinghoueeC W,. do to Tmprv and where th Indian for thousands op "H'L" TixonT Jos. A. Brim, Alva it. In nnd Norman Shorten; Marsh of year had traveled. Along the way Lewis and B T. Green were th other trvnttoh was therefor unnereaaary. Gray Center meetinghouse, B. A. Cummings The Utah eo1 min representative was sent to The at th summit wood an old pm speakers body Tschudy: Woodland meet- - , brought action againat th harrier rail- and R. H. W. who had doubtless Smithfield for interment. gnarled root H. Witty and Raa P. road before Interetat commerce lnghouoe, been a resting place for member of teen ed for commUsion toth eecur Elder Price was much In Swan Ink meetinghouse, reduction Stratford; the Lewis and Clark party. I Jilt ability and faithfulness. coal freight ratea from point on th IX C. AlcDougall and Joseph - T. Tenver A Rio Grand to points In Ore- Young: topped there mveclf when I came MoCammon ever. 1 remember the time as if it gon. Washington. Idaho, Nevada and D. W. Standrodand Milemeetinghouse, F. Reed; were yesterday what hopes laid beraiifornl te equal th rate from WyoVirginia meetinghouse. Dr O. B. atat ming field to point !n th yond as I looked down into what was The t?tab rat la higher than th WyoSteely and XL W. Lockhart; Inkont afterward called Lemhi valley, then that meetinghouse, Jesu R. S. Budge and ming rat and It as now so fair to look upon," the I C. Van Dyke; Tyhee meetinghouse. through discrimination against President Shurthff told the meeting disar a mines at Ttah placed H B Adkinson and A. L. Merrill; PoREPORT FDD IDAHO that an authentic history of the times In thy their tb pro(. advantage placing catello First ward. W. A. Hyde; Poso as the of which he spoke far duct catello Second ward. Dr. D. J. Sutton "Mormon colony was concerned, and A. C. HlnkJey; Pocatello Third would- - be furnished the weiey at an ward. M. B Lockhart; and JB. A. I Special Hans Nielsen Dies. early date At the close of th meetCorrespondence 1 Krussman; Bancroft meetinghouse, ing President Shurtliff was made an I , Oct D. of th society Theo. Turner and H B. Thompson. WASHINGTON. honorary member slntixtics relating Special Correspondence I ' Another feature of th celebration Chesterfield meetinghouse. C. T. Ward was an address made by Aiva L. to crop in Idaho, am taken from a CHARLES. Oct Hane-f- 1 12 and J. E. Rethuford: ScovilU which is long to b remem- nummary of the crop report for sev- ST. Fred W. Dickerson and J passed sway Oct. 8. and Ben bered as a masterlv oratorical effort. Hill, Soda Springs, meetlng-houi- a eral northwextem elate. including the funeral wa held Oct. 8 in the George H Fisher Idaho, compiled hy tho hureait of S4. Charles chapel, conducted by Bteh-op'- e Address by Secy. Lone. Klesmer D. Lowry is crop Estimate,, and printed and disJ W Linford The tributed by the wea'her bureau Becy of the Interior Frank K. tan, ' i With Field Artillery All wheat, bnsnel. prelim- speakers were E. C. Keetch, E. M. All- touring th west in ths interest ef th red and Xounselar Linford Joaix addressed itrNUl-- ve co n d JUbertj. of th Gate City- - Saturday evesen was born in Denmark. Aug. XI, Production loet J ear, Deat 1850 With the Commercial his father's club room ning emhe family i5.97i.009 cember eetimat "CAM MON" Get. 19 Among the igrated to America in 1844, and set- whlrlf was filled to capacity. Prest. bu,h1preliminary !V of Idaho who enlieted A. have C. her in 1845 He woe th eon of 4oy Hinkley presided, and Rev. J. H 19.000,000 tled ee'lraate Ten end Sophie Nielsen. their services m defene of their coun- Production hut year. DeHe is sur- Dickinson Introduced Recc. Lan tn n address in favor of th libvived one brother eloquent by end D to three sisters. son Mr. Kiromer of 18,380,(590 cember estimate Lowry, try M Fugmirs. end erty bonds. On sister. Carri and Mra William Lowry, of this place. Bariev, bushels, preliminary two her in live M. G. Kinney Killed. Salt Lake. daughter He b with the Thirteenth field artii5,820,000 extimate . . . Mr. Nielsen never married H was a Production lait year. De- - comber estimate mnt1tran. fnowCnw 7.41 0,000 romaon of'johLKto?- Many friends mourn his death. Pot.ioes huxhelx. Oct 1 ney, pump house engineer for th Oreforecast 5,450)00 gon Bhort Lin, employed as a Aort Production last jear. DeLine guard on the pipe line between IDAHO AGENTS. 4,050,000 cember extu.iate th pumping station and . the shop All hay. tone, preliminary end etock yards, was accidentally kill2,881,000 estimate , The, following have been appointed ed hv the car on a train some time Production last year. Dw He was found agents for the Deseret New at the Monday afternoon ' cember estimate . . . . . . i. 948, 000 dead by th trucks, end apparently points named. had crop,,, R. been agricultural struck Yiy a train end thrown Apples, Kuna, Idaho, i. Ord barrel of three bnnhele. down sn embankment. His face was Paul. Idaho, Robert E Corless. 705.000 1 Oct. 1 foreraet bruised considerably and a deep cut Nampa. Idaho. A. E. Hsnkt. Production lut year, De was on th back of the head. No one Jerome. Idaho, Ja.D. Pratt. 47.900 cember estimate saw the accident bat it Is known that Feirfie.d, Ida . Fred Dixon. -Subicrihers-are-- . Prices irata mmu requested to order shout this t T renew their subscr.p- - Irr east, and X, 5. s p&angrr train Th first price given below I the,. e papers and wa going west, and preMtimabTr average on Oct. I this year, and thei1011 through thee agents. .b& 'ilkB , second- the. ivorag a tut Oni l last. year not see, Nou-- stopped and made n Wheat, cents perbushen'.! 4 ardl.19 and partial report, and tnystlgation 1 50 end .99 THT Corn, cetiu per bushe) CASCJHETS passed on. Th horse Jerome used tf FOR 58 and .44 Oats, cents per bushel ht patrol ra found ttd to ih atock-yar- d Potatoes cents per bu., 1 05 and .71 aHd It is presumed that th Hav, dollar per ton. . . .17.90 and 9 90 guard had gone to th track for som LIVER AND Eggs, cent per dozen,- -, .41 and .10 purpose .and as hefor atated with the deplorable accident. Undertaker chumacher dt Hajl have charge of th PBESI. SHDBTUFF MY Id 1 -- Oil J .1 I "S -- , bulld-amon- - -- j dts.-'.ve- pt prpr -- d. ' 0.- n. -- T rp-rnuti- -- p 1 al)d se -- 999-999 M -- -- ) -- S fnc, BOILS -- C$siaa Second Quota mt body. IF Sent to Training Camp il Burley, tan j - 1 Die. O -- ETSe?: I " yewr-Fte- e- ' -- o, m , i 1 Mr. Tf ens - J. 1 n C -- f "" I C-- KLESMER Ik DOWRY. v . i Special Correspondence T. Cloward Dies. "appliances. Blti.T"xaa. Fort Exposes the humbug it -oct. Though a lery crowd Tonight! Clean your bowels only large. method" plaster" lock ietc. a wars he became 19 years of aga Imbued at th First ward meet- - j , Explains' why operation with a desire to serve hto country and fhpecial Crrepoadene) P headache, Colds, you mandangerous tend why. evea If mar last Monday evening in hon with left a position tht goad Idaho. jiMkMiM Oct Jbngon ll have James age to live through a it. you CHILLT. Railroad j entwo - or of Line ttomach. Bhort of to this company tour boys place trus Cloward go keep on wearing at his di4 hom list. He wax at fort assigned to the who hav been drafted. Guv Robert " It .hows wny sixty dry trial te th - here, Srpt ii. after Uinwe e near- eoast guard tmrlaeerwe transferred and Clovi Fen-In- . far An excellent rapbur prote safe a anything Get bo new. way only mr. He wm th mtm of Jm cob and was sent to bort Biles. tore and how the famous Cluthe Auto- ly Turn the rascals .out the head-achmatic Massaging Truss to the only ntf 8uanttftJ Cloerertf biliousness, indigestion, th sick, thing you can gst on aueh 4a long trial t Moroni. UUh M sour stomach and bad colds turn born In enough te Spanish because th only thing Cordon Ruth Dec. fork Utah. lifct. them out tonight and keep them out test. la It, a stued curb Mi Emlln Story x . Don't fall te get this book with a list 1S77 be married with t'Mcarote. L Moron of Ta rer them endorsements 9.999 Corraxponaence.) (Special over bora IS of chit voluntary Millions of men end women take s of Caxxto. county in hi Caxcaret Dos t pat It off Just use the coupon Aren, eight of whom with their mother Oct. IX. Mra. Ruth Cor- -' in,r. boa IGBY. now then nd never a brief report of th ddre he below or simply esy tn a letter or survive and Sr - now living ht Chill, r A I1 caused bv a lezv don, who waa reported test week t doingof the" "board during . dm, t .... The the"tlmJ1 J',nw poetkl "Send m your -- upset Uver. os clogged an er tt txkeiryoo bowels, oh Friday the examination waa held and praised ,h (GmifreOeon Mra stomach, th boy for the loyalty they 'morning. Oct I Mra " to rTJon't put year I Hazel another day of .disqk waa th daughter of James J. shown in accepting the call. Ingman. MV. Cloward to also elesne The room woe handsomely decorat- tress. Let Cescare your survived be throe brothers and two and Mary Ann Militants Chandler, remove the sour, fermentthe national and all with ed colors sister Idaho. born stoipach; June 29. list. st Samaria. They ere; Lewis ClOwsrd of Thig Bring It ing food: tsk tb excee bile from 'Chester, Utah; Dell Cloward of Chilly; while her father wea In England an a seemed to enjoy tbe ai salve. your liver an carry out all tbe Second Quota. Joseph W. Ooward of Moroni; Mra .mission. Her mother died when Ruth rrw ite-- ci west matter $nd poison In 'Louie C Story of Moroni; Mra Eli C. was seven year eld and ahs was Wednesday night Gaos a county sent the bowels Then you will toxrxit .. ; of her Utah. father Cheater. by Draper and feL great. brought htawtfe op men to her second of drafted quota It East Ord M. . Th funeral siivim were conducted t' Harriet, t ' ACsscsrrt tonight Stcslrhlcne von th training camp at American lake. New Task OMT. o Elders Larson she Eleven years and Howard, and a became the Hundreds of people assembled in front out bv morning by They work while Book and Trial Srtid rtefuneral sermon waa preached by Btah- - I wife of tv 8. Cordon and has borne of bo-cv th National hotel, where address- Tod sleep, . Otter. ,, ... head1, sweet top Patent of Moors. Ido. Interment him five children. Including th baby es were given by some of the leading irug store means just a in was inot ClowMr. old. Th the a month Chilly cemetery. vast ttver stomach and and yet men Nam the The of brass array clean, healthy Burley county. ord waa highly rasparted in this oom- - jof flow art that surrounded the casket, band filled .the sir with bowel action fn month. Children mantty. and hto death te wtdety and and th crowded assembly that attend, music. After the meeting thspatriotic Addrrr crowd love risers ret hecamwt thsv never ed her funeral cn Sunday afternoon followed the hsnd io Hi 4 depoCwher sincerely regretted. gripe orTch enT: ,hiun i -- Git-te- ; Ihorooghly proved It mer-.- -1 r Willing to send en i trial. , make It espertetlv for your W'lrally Irag fg to yat, fm a test. be made to keep your , Iter, Cannot, coming out qr from Mk.riegfrom you In any way, then It wont . jou a elpgto penny. ' rdt f 13 . e1r . v . r e, " Married, Thd marnage of Mis Ruth Tduhg and Albert K Frieds nstem took 'place a few da ago at Sat Lake ahere the eouple were married by Rev Dennis of the St Paul's Episcopal church The bride is a daughter of Mr-- , fred- BYouny. and th groom is the proprietor ol th Friedensietn music house of th!- - ;(v -Vn'hanl Jura. Mr S'ell Stokes Ward, wife of C. F. Ward, died Tdesdev morning 11 o'clock at the general hospital Mr Ward injured hs'self this spring s when she Jumped from e window at their ranch whetnhe house was dM fire, 'which final h' rest her her life Rhe.- to survived bv her hotbard end Two . children, restdine et 22 North" Grant street . Sunday Movies. Last week the city eouncil passed the ordmence permitting Sunday Onlv ne. at the movie counctlme-n voted against the ordin- once W A. MeHsnn. Xiidrcs by Lyman L. Pierce. " ' J 1 9 man I Pierce, head. of th federal reserve bank at 'Ran Francisco, addressed the citizens at a patriotic meeting Wednesdy evening at th First ward meeting house on tbe eab-Mr-an- d - . rangy "jy m , t- Y i 1 - 4 -i I |