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Show ' ' DESERET, MAJ. GEN. a G. TREAT jortciffcsf abjective I at Cbatslst-sur-Retourn- Postponed war shot dava ar fighting." -- .v' t PIP 1 ' machine pot out of the ... Matte Silent Ma POflCC City Record. nit - uen. u i. Aflernooe Heastoa. afternoon aemrfonte. beihg iresi, tsssnmser of the American army In .ESSSaA&iS Mi WAmwrroH Italy., ' ?T Town witR on discussidiU I C ov. Bamberger Returns. Gov. Simon Bamberger returned today from a two weeks' trio, through Colorado, Wyoming and Nebraska in the Interests of tb" Fourth Liberty loan. - Be opened the campaign in Pueblo. Colo.. two weke ago. The trip .was cut short because of tbs threatened epidemic 'of influensa, which paused the abandonment of iheellnga In severaTcTties. . y Lieut. Taylor lll; Liesft. Rey Taylor ef this city is 111 of pneumonia at a training camp In South Carolina, according to word received by his mother, lira Phebe C Taylor. Details of bis Illness bad not ben a this foresee. ' Joel Nib-le- y. stationed at Ca.pt. brother-in-la-w, baa gone to the easnp te Lieut. Taylor. Waahwgtew 1.1 see occu- - "Our Hww.ciMrniunmfe; i IHEr- - mer.Tooelo; EN . r reported today by Gen. Pershing.,J He also reported Increased artillery (I fir both side- -- I HllllsL S lULf!l uZ.ll activity every w hersforenSunday, adding! , Ml nULItjLu to one received last night. achedIIMUIlUj - EDITORS rtah .British Advance on ; Owing' to the prevalence of Influenza tbs Red Cross' conference called for Oct. ( and has bee Indefinitely postponed. Spanish The eemhannyaj meeting of the 8ta Press association opened this rooming, in the rooms ' of tbs Franklin club. Atlas building, with IS representative of nap era over the state prneent. Thtfollowing resolution was unanimously passed, a the 4 first order of buslneee: believe that we voice the opin ion of the enure state when we de- that t nv'iy -- rv. tksf should be given the Central Powers at this time, or any other time, is unconditional surrender." Tbs meeting opened at a.m., .the morning session being occupied with the usual routine Incident to opening sessions, and the appointment of A resolution's committee, including A. D. McGuire of the Tremonton Leader; Kart & Carlton of- - the Bearer- - Press, end Charles RWilklneon of the Cedar s, a tire wu observed. Jra During the dag tl enemy STATE . ,7 19U Frank K. Seegmllier 1 srill apeak on "Church Citizenship In State School Office Ule Mary West of Salt Lake City hua been added to1 tbe stenographic force of tha state school office, po work In tha vocational education department. Mr. Fhinign Leaves H. & Eneln Jr., who has spent a pleasant week in Salt Lake, leaves toplght for Kansas City, where be will be in charge of the soils and product exhibit made at the exhibition for tho stabs of Montana. He expects to return to his field of labor in Helena In about two weeks. Social J Britannia Aasoctetloa Unity Hall tonight, th Britannic aasoelation will give a cake and chocolate social. Dancing, patriotic songs of th Allies, music, recitation and the exhibition of war relic an curio will be feature. The entertainment is under tha direction of ths amusement committee. Louts A. Tbody will preside Mr. Roetu brr Boettcher, the Colorado sugar magnate, passed through Salt Lake today oa his way to Marysvalo, whew he hag a number of interest. Speaking ot tho beet sugar outlook In Colorado, ho said tbe production would be 19 per cent below that of last year, and tho sugar content of th beet vfould show a decrease el about 19 per eent. - - , Named Jamea F. Jury Foreman Marshall waa- today selected foreman of the federal grand Jnry. which called b)4udge Tillman T. Johnaott to consider case to com before th United Stats district court this fall. Thera are some 96 odd cases to be considered. most of which are violations of the new laws enact sd as. war lyg belation, and deal to a great extent With espionage and sedition. Red ' Croes Conference LlUSIBESUn, SH if '1 . HONDA Y, OCTOBER KEX7S evening . Our ConstiUition. Matthew Carroll Iq Reno, Nev Price 'It wee expected Carroll, brother of Mrs Harry B would be also. discussions Windsor, III Kighth avenue. Salt Lake, th tbs and 00 labor legal situation, died Oct. 3, according to word received o( ptpera in thw stale. But if by Mr Windsor front his wife Saturday. I Supplies for. Hospitals. Mrs. Windsor baa been In Reno caring b ro th e rTo'r the Mflle three NEW TORN, Oct. . That the rnTTk weeks. Th body has beep brought to 1 ,,M 1 Salt Bmo-oeLake fuheral and Boatstar, tbe fresh vegetable supplies of Amer- - , and by followed flAQOMMciyMMir wgiTt edvancee during the day. quet qt tha Commercial dub, slight service will be held at the CLDonnsUij,,,, military tween the Meuse end th Boise drhospitals in England andby a "Loyalty" meeting, with Capt L. CantdlM chape General W. A. White, C. of whom went Into th b Increased and improvthere has been stubborn Franc Brigadier army, of British Edwards may Frank the 'Agon. out of tit.Mt fun try Farther te the west PERTH AMBOT, N. U Oct. I. Six W. W. Armstrong, James W. Collins a local hospl- - ed. th American Rod Croaa will dis-- R and C. M. G and Colonel John 8. army. About 79.099 Tlssss It combat machine gun and artillery British subjects tn .the United fUxtn man are miseing and ef and Heber J, Grant as th speakers, tal, Thomas Laughraa. 99 years old, patch a detachment of expert Ameri-?'- Dennis, C.1E. wore constant and heavy with everyUnder ths a. F., whose work for th offered tbetr service H is survived by )can and market gardener to T. A. OUlespi though It is possible Mr, Grant will be his ;tordfMrsnight. dairymen where Increased artillery activity by th 769 buildings of-t2S0,8(i9 of Uu mte-j Haiti ternational widow, British end treaty, Cnadiau Laughran,nd recruiting nn0UnCe1' to attend. unable both aides" Emm. UaughranT who Loading company plant at Morgan, N. now fall into the American dnft. dsughter, th, B sion will reass Sept IS for Britisher at 1239 Naylor avanua Funaral servwere destroyed in the fire and exand About J00.909 Americana In CanMz ; ices will b held at th family home reau of Hospital Farina and Garden and Canadian between 21 and and Sir and Great Britain will be subject i Aid Who ha been located for acme timf t Oct, 12 for men betwn-4FUd Crogg i iTuesday at 1 pm, plosion which swept tbs big shell No Confirmation r'and 91 and 43, have draft into the "British or Caaadlu between those ML in Olivet Croaa 'Red American headquarter cemetery bn nd Saturday ae Work' in British Isles factory' to Friday Trouble oh Reservation1 Oscar linws In this city. Oscar Parte, te on hi way to thte country to secured about 49,909 men, two-thiarmy. an official statement b v cording 29 years old, died Saturday. He take charg of th mission, Sjogren, Thomas A. Gillespie, president of the is a member of tbe Salt Lake eamp Although rumors have been reaching T. Oct. J. Nearly WASHINGTON, 22, W. O. W. H te survived by bis here this afternoon. this city during the past two day te No. nine million dollars hyhaeiL. ap corporation widow and two children. Th funeral The haWdepaftmeftt-Bfisnmrd-to- r Red American will be held Wednesday at i p.m. ln the the , by propriated MISSIONARY REUNIONS was cause ot the that the now, not accident W. there Eber reservation are Hall chapel under the auspices Cross for war work in the British day known but a board of Inquiry had ibapah of th W. O. W. interment in Mt. Oliwith th exception of a Isle for the period from last Octo- not but are been appointed to investigate. vet. The ber to the end of this year. In the hills near th buck Monday October I. - This waa disclosed today by the Compartment In which tha explosion reservation wker they have a young" Helsa W right At th fsmlly resiwas Swtee Odeon. hall. North . Temple occurred fire to badly damaged by end are preparing to "take arsenal 992 west Sixth South street, latest report of th war council In tha and one dence, 9.39 p.m. th Heies Wright. battery waa destroyed. tho warpath ae a protest against consenee being made to the American daughter of between Main and State, new draft regulations, no official Mr. and Mra John F. Wright, died Satm on the disposition of the war people la available th of firmation report of scarlet fever. Private burial J . fund . from local- - federal authorities, who urday were beld la th city cemetery oa th BEN. PERSHINGS TROOPS . same , usually are Informed oo such subiects. day. AND GUIDES VEST POCKET SIZE. , Aquils Nebeker, United mate marhosWOOD JAMES KatheslaeMary Brener In a local shal, who has in th oapast been conIndian affairs, pital, hatherise Mary Bruner, 43 years sidered an authority Complete State Maps Showing All RoacU and name of best freight Johanna Blake HolUday AC the nothing reliable old, wife of Howard Brunar, GET TWQ.YEARS ATTACK GERMANS i slates ha has heard -. ... and, claim, agent t. the 0. 8. L- - railroad, home of her daughter. Mrs. Mble J4. reported-euthraak, Garage- Hotel and Cafe, in each. town.. avenue. Th body waa tent to Blackburn, 496 Downlngton government efficiais who would died Saturday. all and information valuable 79 years L Mra Johanna Blake guide giving Complete and Holliday, Omaha for service avaaioa of draft Sunday 7. th BAN FRANCISCO, Oct handling Mra Holliday was eld, died Sunday matters ar also ignorant of any trou- of two years In McNeil's Island ; points of interest. . born tn North Moultoa Devonshire W1TH THE AMERICAN FORCES, bl oa th reservation. horn th At C. federal penitentiary and a fine of 1309 NORTHWEST beetle Utah la 1949. came Meyer to 8h caused to England. be Th trouble reported EmeNEVADA 391 OF VERDUN, Oct. 7,1, UTAH Sixth East street. Mra plains In Capt. John D. focjthe acceptance of a bribe, was Imby the mid Indiana who wara cap tic C. Meyer, 7 3 years old. widow ef th crossing thcompany. She is survived noon. Gen. Pershing' WYOMING Holliday's IDAHO posed on James A. Wood, former astroops this turad thia spring, following a afmUer 9u K. died F. BL of Sunday A night Kats Mayer, Mra Cragnn six children' for by sistant federal food 'administrator, attacked The German poal- -j cams to Utah in 1323 when Smith Mra Sadi H. Nyman COLORADO Meyer Mra OREGON Utah; wltnfield, be Indians to a States District morning Nr Cad a, by United tng good promise was 7 years old. She te survived by of Logan, Utah; J. W. Holliday of the time honored procedure that I she children: CALIFORNIA Maurtca T. Pooling hem today. tlon on the left Wing Of thi front-jau- t WASHINGTON Mra J. A Ryckman of 'Judge Mr. Lutie H. Fryer of commonly supposed to maka th or- - fill Notice of appeal was taken and Th Americans mad progress to Los Angeles Cat; F. H-- Meyer of Salt SsJt Lake: Mra, Ida H. BJarnaaon of Indian E. good. Madsen of finary Mra K W. H. Blaqkbura of Murray. Woods bond placed at 999,999. taka and Mra-Mpoint corresponding with "their adV tah, Mra f, 1L Logan, E. Meyer of heirtwua also a -brother, william Balt vance lata yesterday tn tbs region of Rasmussen of -- Batina, Utah, and - a BlakeLake; Katherine Mra a and sister. Behind brother, H. Haanlbal, of Balt Lak. Cunel wood on tho right wing. City Keamons, both of Salt Lake l .. Charles t the home ef her Bond Drive KlliaMIt Mra i Th presence of storm' troope oppo- A O. P. III Fsckelmsn, daughter, site the American center and the 'in- iny; Navajo street, Mra Elisabeth Charles, ; . ! creased activity behind th Oerman Saif Lake City la I3.609.M behind IU 77 years old. died Sunday. Funeral Uneo leads to tho belief that tho '"OTTAWA. Oct, 7. Th foRowtag; schedule for tha fourth Liberty lea cervices will be1 held In the Eber W. of Americans appear today It ,m7 1 planning .counterattack. NO. 6 MAIN STREET, .M,99 Hall chapel at pm. Tuesday. Interand th state ea a whole i evidence that behind, while 1.29 citizen la Belt Lake ment will bs la ths city cemetery. ifereasing th overseas easuslty list; Temperature at Waatbar Bureau ofllca Utah. Salt Lake City, fit G Sim, Portland. Or.; H. E.jthe Germans intended not only to hold who subscribed 399 or more to the A. E. Wyberg In n local hospital, A and Kiosk. Instrument on roof ot of141 feat Higher than those tn : M. Dyer, Chicago, the Krtemhilde position If possible. fice 23 of v Thomas Pratt, Kan B. St old, to ysars Anthony, subscribed not loan have Nybor, yal F. H. Boyl addreM give but to fore a fight In .front of it. third , Kiosk. . - Wounded th present issue at ell. according to Idaho, died Saturday. Roof ef Bos-- 1 Topprnlsh. i.nV.n.ctA-B- PaKsii r-H Consequently tho Americans ar now.Leeter D. Freed, city ehairroau, who J. tea Bldg. Kiosk. L X MeCeaneB this Jn city, I. h'Ch--I McConnell, 71 years aid, died Saturday. Maximum yesterday I .42 t th Commercial club to" J!2S main todar S. T,-- , H,- - Ridde- - mn scut to b will It la thought the body " Minimum yesterday ....47.,...., .29 Stand. up th campaign. New for interment fork beugK Fremont,A. Wia; H. Dobson. Minimum , s ,,41 lAtMJtz 41 He gave th committee workers prestvtjr TenMf, Mont.; SantaDoane. Aberdeen, & today ,, ent the names of th 1.269 subscribers to ' MeTavlah Fyke la Los Angeles, CaC 4T am. Barbara. Cat D.f J. Bowie ...44-4- t am. today th third loan with directions that they McTavish Fyk formerly of 212 east W woods Fort Coi- -, . z Wounded .. fr. .48 Brig, Gen-- Doyen Dead. canvass them before tomorrow noon, Twenty-fir- st South street but for ths t am. today Vaa, Colo ; T. Murray, Freano, Cal.; today whan they era to b reported on at an- test year n resident of California died Iv am. c W. 'J. Battereby, Hawaii; .J A L. am n .48.eiB.44 today WASHINGTON. TRtcharSson. Buckley, Wash ; E. Phs- -' Saturday, according to word received Oct. T 7, Brig. other meeting am. -' H also stated that white th present in thia city Saturday night H waa a U las, Carson City, Nsvndn; R- - C. BeckNoon today than ths brother of F. A Pyke of ths Seat--- 1 Gen. Charles A 'Doyen, commandant issue is for 39 per cent aaor . ett, Portlands Or.; F. A. Fowler, In taken F. SatT. tha B. O. H Local Frseast. subscription loft of Cain. A Wahl average company. the marina corps training camp at last, Pyk te; J Ogden, , Cerkrd, Lo lronly IS urday sight for Los Angeles and will present driveMat cky Inin the Angelea A Hallett- died there of thin eent last Vs, Tuesday and probably Quantise, Fair tonight, night issuaa of the excess to K. tha for as taka Montreal, Canada body la temgiven Payette Idaho, A - Influenza. Oen. Doyen returned from per Wednesday. Ko9 much change 21 that la He man also read dead Tha survived burial. reports , Krpstaa subscription. by Baker, Or. Relative humidity. per Franc com month ago. . In tha Twelfth Federal reserve district throe sisters, ths Misses Mary ana perature. esnL alone Washington, Oregon and Mo- Elisabeth Pyks of Belt Lake, and Mra exceeded tbeir ntana bad already Bsssts McDonald f Los Angelss; and quota .MAY CONSIDER the three brother Frank A and F. Harold this state la near the foot ofsubwhile Turkey FUNERAL DIRECTORS. William Pyk of Hat 1 tba matter of percentage Pyks of Salt Lak and ANTI-TRUS- T CHAN GES TO DATE NEWEST EDITION'S SUITS AIL Duboi ldaba Note to Brest. Wilson scribed. " . I B. 3L TATLOB A ' Sarok Cirae Meats In a local hosDrill Vy. 40c, 29c, 79c M, Regulation '' Infantry ' rLWaahington'. Oct. 7. Upon th gor--PARIS, Oct. 7. The German propapital. Karsh Grass Scott daughter ef FUNERAL PimaCTOSt, Drill Regulations Rally. ID Temperance Mr. T. Artillery 1919 Mra In and Scott announced'to-daservice Berlin Joseph at y court ganda arnmant's motion, tha supreme . diana avenue, died Saturday. Funeral - 7S e ak .1st 4 4 Cavalry eh that tM94 has 4fM4Mfl Turkey, through Spain, fil to he asked to postpone conaidera- -' A patriotic and tamparanca rally and services will hs held at 3 p.m Tuesday Bee- a aent to not . ME Wan. 777. President Wilson , to ot Manual 25c, the riwse Interior In M. Dutf the Guard, tion at the present term pf all pending same effect and. chapel. Intel meeting will b held tonight in will b 2In thaTaylor W at the same tiros as mass anU-tr- ut X suits because of the war. the communication Manual for Non-CoCity cemetery. Officer and Private Second Methodist Church,"' First the Ger" Caroline Atty- - Gen, Gregory announced today many andAustria-Hungar- forwarded by Manual of Physical Training 193 west Fifth At I. at 3 o'clock. Jeff Second and ,,..,,...7Se South, East that motions to this effect would b 31 Addresses will be mad by Capt Frank North, Oct 7, 1913, Carolina Jeffs. Wife U. Army Regulation CARL EDDINGTON A CO, formally filed. In tha court tomorrow. Edwards of th British srmy and Hon. of William Jeffs born Kept 1. 1312, FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Manual of Military Court" Martial is at tbs parlor Ths Australia ..,..9129 W. of first body Stewart Illlnoia Oliver To NIGHT. DAT AND Miners. OPEN Taylor, 23 south prohibiten legislator elected la that of Joseph William Rule of Land W arfar PBONE Hf 139. West Temple street- - Notice of funeral atata Big1 $1.39 later. FONOPAIL Nev Oct. Company and Regimental Forms; Engineers In order i j Drill Regulations Coast Artillery Kock Island Arsenal to encourage and assist miners and To Open Japnacoe Mtanbm Two C. SILVER. PERCY and Cort 91A9 mill men to fit themselves for high- Arguments Japanese even gel 1st connected with Engineers Field Manual Th Undertaker, 9th Bo. sad Mala. Waa 173, T. WUl be Distributed ROCK ISLAND. IIL Oct, 7. Fir er position .... nJ, CongragatlonaJ The Man In the Ranks Nevada maintains five will be tho of churches last wchocls of mining- tn vari..91.29 of Unknown origin" broke out ad th secondary Reserve officers Handbook Ba W. Temple !lh week from San Franclaeo, to in " lea Wm. Tartars 31-ous sections of th state. The study Th argument of Jeaaa Knight against u rat their Walsh Const ruction company camp' undsrtaksr sad Manual Small On Arms bare. Utah's work of T. leading te so that the men ths proposed amendment to tbs con - , arranged at'-- , the 75 Rock Island arsenal at 9 required ,henV M KobiashJ. who ha been in Palmar Sarvicas sad quality goods th Fldd continue their regular work un- stitutlon RflfplIttlOM iiliiMeiMiitt9M9f14494944 of th stat with regard lo tbs Salt Lake and Ogdan bafor. will be bast. Fries at year own suiting. W. 391 oclock thte morning. The camp te may 75e interrupted. Baronet see MM it- - an M49 et t Training a to of taxation te B.eeAq-asTNT plant at in near mines, th to situated reply It big direct, proposed charge. No attempt la made to train mining j undertaker! OTONIrtL ' th arsenal and every effort te being Fumlameetale of Military Service, Andrea - Baolh Wsai 1 establish a Protestant mission, among sod am halms ra. power-eomade to prevent Its spread. -The city m th Ogden Japanese latsr on. j Tempi Bt .......,'.91.99 'Plgttsburg Manual doing well , in the secondary j farrd on the stats teth beard of equalise-schoo- ls . firemen are out on atrlk. nr ,91 A9 to to Baffle Fire Training th ,. , go Whiz encouraged Pnmhenaeaa theuion by proposed amendment, andCharged r,(, , 92. 9J In addition to tha fire department Mackey whool of mines at tbe Univer-- I letter from Harden Benmon, aecreCEMETERIES. . at the arsenal, outside help was 'Technique of Modern Tactics LAWN Military May Reading and Sketching W ABATOR CEMETERY t, ...91.9 360 Ferwtnal Cara. 34 Mala (t.. Waa 'IC - Patrolman Jam W Ihef Orders ' iiH Under Traveling line. g '..Mm. at nd - Field Note Hook 79C Tbe men wero lodged in a upptyin abjcts homo of vry voter in the crate. Williams. a a a on strike the 'city waa able mining Militaryr traJnca man for minor pocitlonc about' Plans to this offset were mode si a the city Jail and will be arraigned FLORIST. 99c i to respond with less than half a doaen Gun Machine and factics Principlee mines of before of mmbor of a commit! nulla. mootingmom W. H. Wilkins tomorrow men who haul trot gone out. and a few thoTho Onlyand,, KtKO FLORAL CO. TLORAL 31 who feavotfr vork-h- a hand morning.Judge Fleld .Muairtane Manual ' rtquirtmfcttff tor ofttrVico t'tv.'Xv';, t;,; . volunteers. The fir at the arsenal into Bo." 3X4 2nd Waa 3411, E TL theso schools is the ability tbtamtar PWtcfty for, tho amnd Dl-. . ..ivt-,- . ,, Training Citizen Soldiery reported making great headway Member AMERICaW Meeting Tonight FLORISTS ,ntracion FLORAL and at an early hour the damage la It Sra decided tbat the fund' with of League $1.99 . Wlrelea . . . Become How to a Operator the Utah Chapter and Unity Ball daaigna lor avory oocaaloa. " elementary and practical la to carry on thte campaign must was . estimated at several thousand aeter. 92.9 Aviation Engines. Page The regular dam work coa-iraised by private subscription; the chapters of the Girls' Patriotic league charges paid en dollars. i sts of two hours .dally excepting stats board of examiner refused to al- - ar requested by their officers to meet American Thaatra W i - The Rock Island arsenals la the Gill Guide, e... r, jnyers an appropriation, although tb two in th Kitchen at 3 Community . ..939 United States, and th Saturdays and Sundays,. divided b low FLORAL DESIGNS A SPECIALTY 'largest In the Flight Without Formulas Duchene , .".7, members present, Mr. Shields and Mr. o'clock tonight, when the work of the 34 Main, Was, 34L TNT plant threatened by the fire at tween twe subjects. cause both Benmon. will work for the Tb Aeroplane Speaks os-in connection te with the Red Bran Floral Co.. 'Instruction girls tMiiiM given at twe different personally..It-ithe arsenal hero is the largest one-' two-hobelieved that the school Cross linen shower will be outlined. ERNEST - LAKBOUIUUl to accommodate boards will follow their decision of BA Vt ., period Simple Spoken .French owned and operated by tha govern- men Both cjiapter hav been called on- Lakes leading tJorlat. sew storm F 99e working on different shift. The Fnday, and rule similarly. ment; Soldiers English and French Conservation Book to actively lake part in this work hsral designs evr speciality - At 19. are open , throughout i Ders fir had. been brought laboratories 1 South Mato. Was. 1114 Items of Western Front Europe, Map of supplying linen articles and get... pnder control. No estimate of tbs these days and also on Saturday Darrow , Map of Europe, Western and Ilaltan Fronta. Paper 90c; doth 29 ting others to also contribute to th mornings. Body of property loss has been made. - x- Red Cross. - Tlie Now Pnbl ironlone by Cot James A. Moos, U. Army. MOSniEfB. : Arrived ,922 "Manual of MiUtajry Training & Must Give SpanBells. SALT LAKE MARBLE AND MONU. 12 eer, man ! Manual passenger O. of general Private th agent Works 'at C Johnson, prop. F. Thm body of Georg Ill Darrow, the Oregon Short Lino, baa N g'reet. returned from Manual Lake Officer ZURICH. Oct. . Several In died soldier who Salt the hos- Portland, where be attended g pasRoman Catholic driest, togetherpolish ...--.- 2 Officer .Manual with pital at Fort McHenry, Md.. on Oct. S, senger meeting. WANTED 7 leading members of their eongrega-ftion- s, of pneumonia, arrived In this 93.99 toWork Army city Paper have been imprisoned by the ELDERLY LADY TO CARE FOR Emigration X. LA. Opening In and is at th Eddington undertakACRES Hostae and day Trench Warfare .German because th Emigration ward amusement hU Invalid, must be healthy. Good home. concealed ing establishment. Funeral located - 3tb (church bells to preventthey Cottonwood (JteWh to right party. Waa, tJ9-.. . . their connec- ments have not been completed.arrange- tomorrow tho M. I. A. will commence GomLwage. Combined Armn Publications . .j 939 west 3rd South. South end tnaniry Road. Take tion by tb German military authoriPrivate Darrow was the son ef Mr their seasons work by giving a big .X., Published Changes. Army Quarterly H. J. Darrow of 329 east First dance snd program. Th program inties, Warsaw papers report. Non of snd Mra Holliday car, get of old IfOrSa th street. Ha was bora in Denver FOR SALK. been brought to South cludes hay many prisoners lamed. . A music songs, popular An Are New Publkwtions ShordUf farav by 34 for they Inquire years ago aad had lived In Salt Lake They were merely told that . sailer coHLvatloa and Irrigation, .trteL t . about two years. Before bis enlistment the band ofjroop IS, eartoons by Mr. HIGH GRADE CAT8WOLD BRICK. would hay to .remain In Jail untilthey Votter and game. Refreshment will th he waa employed ns an automobile meBarker p MT land. bell were Utah. Co, except aboot 39 Joseph Ogden R.Ol found. be served. te also chanic the at Guts cordialTh"publio On ,Eagl Ovepcd Sizte year to wheat, alfalfa Some year ago Paderewski, the August 3, 1913. be enlisted ingaraga th auto- ly Invited. A aroaladmisaion fee will LOST I99.tt fall pianist, i Invar, potatoes, ote. .1,1i ' mobile corps of th srmy and was sent b4 charged. gave a magnificent bell to the to wdSl dad. ..Tl Boo tecta or write f I ptere Fort Logan. Colo. He was later trans. We at church Kanana. This the Austrians farrsd r LOST SATURDAY NI0HTTN AMER-leato Fort McHenry Beside ScegnalHew WUl Speak At th M Mteroy, Utah. his have requisitioned to 3h intense Inor Theatre " railroad Mr. Darrow te survived by three I. A. Morrsy.Usr. CTA parent ' in SALT LAKE House Sugar NO," MAIN ward meeting STREET, ticket to Idaho FallaXRotura to W. ' dignation of the parisboners. staters sod three, brothers Tuesday evening, beginning at 7:49, H- - White, Bag. Div-P. O. f I Cooper, that there A.jmnlts Mat-Hhs- w -- t uv " ' f' ' jt n. leastns tit ty-fo- ur h r.d,EI I 1 They Recruited 46 000 British HerT War to ... - I, of i It 3 ... rd Jl t OMQBELE -- , ' CALLED BY DEATH A. 1: inter-men- Ben-ten- . 1 ;Price;2Sc Postpaid and Slate In Liberty , In'n - iil Deseret Nevo Booh Store The Weather en-na- -- SStBelHngh, C" chT ....2. ...... iiaiUTARrBOdKS' -- -p- -J. o.5Saoa4? -- Pyks-Druc- trdloo65 hl Text Books For Every Arm or the Service.. ad-Ir- sn ' Ik NOT Has Sent ' wmi Patriotic 4 l3i9rtM994S994 3S1-3- SS ...... y. 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