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Show pcssnzT cVinsG xz t. ,tl I aeaaon Tuesday. Oct. I at 7:30 p m. m (sharp. A social will be riven, the consisting of snappy speeches, i vocalsolo, hy Blanch Hhewell. . and a piano solo by Helen Armstrong. A dance will follow. All ward members lot Mutual ags are cordially Invited. Bone-Ha- zel Fractures Collar Toung, 9 years old, suffered a fracture of the collar bone and numerous scratches and bruiser Saturday evening when she fail down tiro flights of taken te the ewer stair. genry .hospital, for treatment. after which she was removed tocher. home at 274 outh6econd Fast jrtreet. Sound Want Laborers C Atrock-wel- l, civil service examiner, who can be found at the information window at the post oVflce, has termed a call for 40 laborers to go to Puget Sound ship yards. Tbs wares are tl (0 a day. and prq-'gra- , Issaed Mondays and Thursdays mtd by mm its IWJMO lipeople. moeUy tonmn in the rcrkms of fMfmM r Wyoming, Nevada. rta)b-Idah- if mu ora YOUR BEST IS Ar.rjEWTs STATE TONIGHT ' Tuw're SALT LAKK THEATRE la Love. vritb Oscar Flgma&. Mat lane VodaydOh ; WIULEA The Fighting Hope," Wilke Players, with Naha Bryant- All week,,.. , With PA STAGES r Vaudeville, Maser's hesfert me the Head-liner- .Five Other Acta of British Army Officer to Huge and Throng in Pa Messdge VARAMOCTfT-EMTRES-S tic ports tion Is furnished, and tourist cars ::ondat cere: f" ' Doag-la- 4 - ' 1L3 K3?0 El BY WALT If A AON (FOR DECUIM L-- --T V:: s ti Estinuited at About .Exhibit : mOOO-Miin- y AuHionetl for Denefjt of Red Cross Fund. - KHESICAN Lillian Walker .Tbe Grain of Dost;"-Comed- - El triotic are available for the government to Gammons Views. , the "men la. - Injured in Air right Word from STRAND Clara Kimball Young In Detailed rireolation by mate tFPORT hy cheers to irot enough: France- states that Flight Lieutenant fnrntabrd rdttRbtn on Btoe hnsan. and Aik Brady East W. IL Gibson, 221 Thliteenth aacrirlce; )ud patriotism must to "Woman and Wife." , The fortieth Vtah mat? fair cam out the la of Just Hy. to thj street, entirely crime before everything, rupee ltd cUrulstton five and a end Saturday night. -- It a a "defor he lean -where lay IU.A to tram dictinrt LTO hospital and Monroe operate SslMnrj from Injuries ially beforc profits, or politics. Hw fair assorts-Uohalf clared weeks, recovering Sntur. . that of the and by officers CaI1)y , The Devil Bateeste," French to have been the most successful received In ait air bailie 5 herein sit Doing ones hit is hot enough, you day New.- - price 1.09 per nadian drama; Mammon and exposition of the etats ragoorces which machines of the Royal Flying corps, must do your best." year, 1.00 for aU' momim. German ma, baa ever been held. More than the Archer. successfully fought 2 Tree cample oopW cent cn This the' CP-l- a final of message J , s . request. chines. , persons passed through tho gates , to LIBERTY The Bennett EdwardsFrank Brtle F. the Jo large during Jhe week and It Is estimated Meeting - Postponed Because 'no assembly at Saturday 22U.OOO. of Corned Bond Scenic. Fear; that the receipt were about waa j; nights "March hall could be secured for yesterday well The average daily attendance eo to Victory mass meeting la the taber- were thereW AY BROAD since Wiland Earle afternoon, Today, up to that of previous state fairs. t conference nacle. conflicting other many hi liams "A Diplomatic Mission," ... ' Prims Awarded. . Tire NEWS ON THE TRAINS. meetings scheduled. IF was decided to SdldoitT lias' the ghy seen such a. - nud ffmrlle ChupVa'In "Ris Whils net so large a that of Frl- f as demonstration that when the mulwaa well rReckless Fling.- , day, the attendance Saturday titude stood eir fnasrer and: applauded f Fvtwy Traln That Ijravce- - or Enters; weak in barrattba.i,.. Howoer fn op- te expectations. s- Exhibitors re' " ' : ihe week next "COMING. ceived theirprltea. the cups and money lAke Daily Alter a:dm.ijn;JngjgUl.eJ5eld I bsH - until the tabernacle fairly shook when ; Patron Who Can Sot Obtain It Are usual Holl and all afeTiiVfWil being paid at the ground to prevent l Eoiscsiol Chairman Heber J. Grant announced DRFHEVM New Wit. wtth Garter In 1 12,099- to- Inform tbo New Office. tend. delay.. - Approximately . Baf-Flora Dehavrn and was that Parker, ' willing to accept Germany Atior-netprizes were handed to winners and on F. K. KebeCer Toasunastre Bust and te CUy Four, Clark, peace propoella. winners on the horse race program reFrank K, TTeheker- baa been Captain ceived m.250. Headliner. ; Edward' has bad four years choren by the Bonneville club to act Many exhibitors auctioned off their as toast mast eratvhe initial dinner of of experience in ,thewariqne and exhibits for the Red Cross.- - All Utah ifotel while 12 in at the HIT two men Oct. the number In of the season, the J3oer war in 8outh years garden department slaughtered waa 2 41 per cent, this were in Lhe war when Dr. Woods Hutchlnaon, the noted Africa; In commenting on the news waa disposed of in this manner and reduced by the end of 114 to 1.2s. ot will bs savant, 3 gut Thla reduction; he stated, was due to a heat, aunt wan realized tor this purCloudburst Delay Traffic A cloud- sanitary be said: an address. The doctor announced, be loo optimistic. I want to ths svar increasing number of big pose. Dont burst at, Marysvaia Sunday, delayed and will gtve ' an extended from and a corresponding Soldiers of the United States were travel on the Denver Rio Grande has Just returnedwhere he visited the hear more of Germanys peace terms guna improvement , in gunnery,ao that I may analyse them for mystay in Francs, 19 hoar.road for lair fnangement Saturday Guns are ' W 'Art s steel; steel Ts guests, of Jassustys.! ehall-b- e self before-National carried away made or geld;made - Coes to Fort Logan ... Harold P tend,- - tavest, and and, were entertained by the give r, with over Arthur the report a we are by so joy you will bavs 14 out of League for Womens 'service. Jam At, 292 Seventh avenue, left today Mlraing Boy Found There to tremendous peril very 21doing bearing. announced b- - the war gar-gewas of your men sent into battle, eon of It for Port Logan, Colo, the third aon be urged. Second North street, In p verconfid cnee. committee that awards In thla vice. cher, 764 west about 1 p.m. Friday f. Jfthp Cape Edwards said ha was thorough-l- y At the conclusion of his remarks department WiHJe distributed net who disappeared Madame Christians Syraaei, a French convinced s that was would be at noon at room 4, rtty and . Jtla. Smith Uptass pbtgjsg at the fair grounds, victorious, hat --in toe misd-there grand opera artist, sang the "Marsel-Iafs- Saturday fvtirita Kslt4tnff A. Smith spoke Sunday evening in the found Saturday by his parents. Where not any thought- - that the end et was, audlem-tha gnu the standing a mys- war Is very near. of . It was welt after midnight wbj cheering as aha waved the People's Forum, on The Work of the boy had tospent the night issomeone - the aU patrons had finally left tbe The sending ef American troops Franc. , ' that it thought but the Womens War Council Work of tery that he fair grounds and the gate were lockasserted, baa greatly aided in Csasrteo and Towns. bad found him and thinking was the T. JK. C. A- .- - . the war. hut when victory ' near comes shortening him home. He Chairman Grant assured the visit- ed for another year. . It must be without compromise. Demonstration Postponed Demon was low took ors In when over the top Utah would thht he go disappeared where It the must be ahail a place of 1 atraUon the explosive powers cf T. guarvictory that loan. He safd that f- antee eternal peace. The men on the the Fourth Liberty K. T3 powder that was to have been he was found. following counties bad gathered Trains Will Wait One line long let cessation of the the fighting Senator held "yesterday at Fort Douglas, was tbelr quota: Brnstor Ring Improving war, but they are not prepared to pay Carbon. Morgan, Hoar When Time Changes Daggett. Juab slowly recovering Germany's postponed for one week. William M. Klnk price for U world be- (west district), Grand. Tooele, Juab "" influents of trays L attack Spanish the from dietrlet).-ITransferred to Salt Lake May A. (east We are to win this war, bat Advices from Washington state that going which he has been suffering when the following Church, formerly employed in the from the terms of peace are signed townstbe order named, trains of railroads under'' thri federal week, according to word there will completed their quotas: Foun administration United States land office at Santa Fe, for the past thl be no Prussian sword clank, will wait over In staMount tain vWashing Stockton, Pleasant, . received in Green, vdtyfrem if. transferred to the Salt ton hour during the night of was able to ait up tog e toe tahie.c Montlcello, Mammoth, Silver City, Dia- tions one Oct yesterday. He 24, to wait for tbelr Lakg office as clerk to the receiver. Eleqwent Hvde Park. Saturday. Speaker. mond. Wanshlp, Blandlng. but It to not expected that At times to catch- - up with speech brought tears Thistle, Fairfield. Huntington, Orange- regularaa schedules lsttuns M Rcveto tor Francis M. Saturday 2 Oct. 27. the aavlng-dayligbe wtll be able to return to the senate to the eyes ofhis at am., them; Data Greenriver, Castle Ferros, listeners, especially when ville, Dartsr of Los Angeles delivered a until the latter part of this week. The he related the law expires, and everything The chairEngland, Bosh, Emery, Park City. lecture last night on the subject, The report says that his strength has been France and Belgiumsacrifices the war work goes back t the regular standard time. have had to en- man- also reviewed dure. He told how hia heart saddened achievement- - of - Utah. . showing that At that hour all clocks and watches Return of John The Revelaior, In the greatly taxed by the attack. almost at every meal, when on hie the state had never failed to meet ail are turned back one hour. There hap chapel of the Reorganised Church, to America waa more meat than requirements with interest. been amt talk of making the present Injured Samuel Aged M plate Fourth Eaat.'atreet. fraca suffered schedule regular and permanent, byt nls wife and three children could get 44 years old. some of the departments of the In a week. when Instructor bon last Lleat. Walter J. ture of the collar Mayer night ! Mothers were urged by Captain Ed oppose it, ea for Instance, the Overseat. jI Mayer, bob of Mrs. Carrie Mayer and the small motor truck which he was wards Corps Sprague to weather burean. which has had to keep to write letters their cheery now in the aerial service, has been driving wss struck hr a rtreet ear as , double records and two sets of clocks boys, for said he, they come like B appointed instructor in aerial gunnery he was Word tram over teas states that the Weather officials my that to make proceeding along First atSouth gleams of sunshine on a dark day. recta Ban at Diego, Cal, being transferred afreet between Main and State y" Dont speak of the war: they know Sprague Ambulance corps, No a 212, the present' law --permanent would it than you do; but tell Ml that haa been tralaing for so long at necsssltatb an International agreement .thither .from Fairfield. Ohio The car was In charge of Conductor mere about of Greenwich, and H. Joyce and Motorman W.to F. theInhome news. ef Grant. Rocklord. tils., has ar- end the changing at Pocatello- - Miss Majel W. Vnglaads fighting Camp safely a who speaking In Bag land. ThU corps Washington meridian time MlPW formerly a teacher la the Whie-- i Richards Of Mr. McCaully,. was taken army, he stated they had occupied rived B. H, Dr. was Snrague American Fark, organised by. poslttonxTin IT fronts, armies being loy tier school, and a stats university resident this city an on leaving here it Co the emergency hospital, where his cated to Palestine, Egypt, Mesopotamia. et waa composed entirely ef Utah men; No Allotments for y graduate of high standing, to teach- West treated. East were and Saloniea. at Africa, were lag Latin this year, in the Pocatello Injuries and the main army which la lo- but In 'bourse of time therd and Italy Wives of Soldiers brought .Chicago , -- v cated with the Americans and French, changes that I high school. antoatioo. men into tbe Rockford orf COMPANY." rCOAL are 409 miles of front MARTIN which holding Who Violate Vows Omdndos MiseSon Work Rev. line trenches, from Switserland to the ana y Father Clemlng, Kt. Pat- - Move ahead with the Government. Ph. ok D, coal new. 2801 3 ricks - church, The bonds' Of Knglahd. France ant Regulations for Inducting 1929 Soldiers wives who violets the moral west Fourth Bur your Storage Dont the ton. delay. America are now closely attached. coda Will forfeit the right to their sol' who has been eonduet-- t pounds to ,j Sotrth street, 4444. Wasatch both into Draftees for he have 4417, 111. fclren dier husband's- - Insuranoa and allowtheir said, Navy ance they miaeton at that place, brought Phones ing beat blood that victory may come and from the government. This stateit to a dose yesterday with a re- -j Advertisement. be forever, wiped from Mina Kate Williams, Pruasianism ment vraa made liewwl of the baptismal vows. - Regulations concerning the drafting; chairman of thebyborne service depart. the earth. or induction, Xmas Cross. Gifts Red Anent voluntary invelnntary by now! The of the Select year They wlH alee Tribe te te Yeah 4 PVdge Cards for Mill Fred Ae--i have subject themselves to arrest on charges suggests you start buying registrant Into the navy, these lied Cross, ef He the praised greatly cording to an order Issued by Food government of miacondact. Our Mock to complete. members of which hs term ed angeta 01 been announced. After digesting ' W.-- A rnietrong, them In Oct. Administrator officials have Max Senior, saperlntendent of the 71 Main fct. Ad- mercy, who had saved hundreds --of in some detail, draft Jcwetrrx, of the bureau of follows- district as cards must be signed before Jensens an outline Washington " pledge given conclusion be lives. In referred the te -Men having deferred industrial, or ' war riak Insurance, has asked the aid people can buy mill feed in this state. vertisement. American boys the country You now have 2.009,009 fighting agricultural .classification who seek of the police throughout Only dairy stock and poultry will be navy in preventing wive of soldiers from lads to Francs. I have seen them and voluntary acceptance into the fed on mill feed M regular thing. will have to face a committee of three forgetting their vows. He haa urged I for know them draft MaJ. Raymond W. Pullman.- superinl Kyle Graduates James A. - Kyle buoyant fellows to tbe world. officials appointed by their local Interview tendent of the Washington police to Most of these brave fellows will come board. This committee will 114 Seventh East street, baa graduated out all tbe police department report back to triumph to you, Home will not the registrant and point him that duty have In' from tha radio school at Fortress every case of immoralitynecesto stay te him soldiers' will he buried alongside to hia country requires return. They with of Monroe, , rank and wives This sergeant, volving allies. But home and LIST IN at CUSMLTY British French ' their recommendation to an officers' trafn-- I believes, to protect the right If at the end of three days the ap- - sary. he the percentage of those who do not the husbands who are absent. 1C school. For the prerent he will return will be msterislly reduced If glicsnt still desires to enter the navy. of After arrest and conviction of a solIn Induct have wHl an Don't board to home do their duty. be the radio school, instructor ths people at - ' dier Aw If e on chargee of miscondnrt. ' fart these brave rescuers of the world." him. official war risk insurance will of tin Late Available Advice bureau For reports, the the anjl casualty Induct to of the evening, The other speaker Legal Tbe navy is authorised allot' benefit apmen a month and tha deprive hri of her government 12.999 class of registrants who have been official, contain the names of Corporal whose remarks also wen great wivea have already been Wters-bicSeveral ment, de addiVincent was Lieut In 2.999 a month. I granted extended time In which to file marine corps plause. reSalt Lake, of the French high commission. tion. tha navy Is authorised to receive arrested and tried ea these charges, Mr. there will be a Howard L. Hutchison. ;their questionnaires, M. He told of tha great sacrifices France 2.299 a month by voluntary Induction. Senior aaya in action: Raymond ! missing ported board the of legal advisory .member and compared tbe amount of On Dec. 1, the provost marshal general the capitol, in the hall of the house Holmes of Ogden, dead of wounds, and has made, jkt given for war purposes per cap- may be railed upon for an additional ot .representatives daily throughout James C. Oats et Salt Lake, severely money ita with the amount given by America I. tOS men a month for navy service. Life of David P. Kimball in a great emergency, the navy per capita. J ;thto week. , wounded. Except J on marshal the provost Wealth ef Fismil. may not call I ; Stoack By Automobile D. D, Bow-- ; Relatives' of - Corporal Hutchison The following communication from for Ita quota of drafted men re"In tbe future France will be poor general Dee. of the of Tooele was struck by an auto-- t believe there to eoihe mistake la the L la addition, tbe navy Dr, John A. Wldtso. president r to the before but he that said, financially. ttoslt --mobile as - he - was . crossing Third ha poor to. In may aB spew limited service men tor University of. Utah,- speaks 14,Cor1I1S. regarding htmraur the telegram win she port only thing acSept. in other capaciI Smith at Main street yesterday. He every other way we regard ourselves service aa cooks and that ha haa been missing to ; d wws taken to the emergency hospital, says Kimballl F. ties 8olomon tines the big offensive on July U; rtchc ,1 1 Hs stated that four tnllllon ef where examination showed that he tion Dear Brother: I found time the have received two letters from Frances subjects are now ground unbat they ; and no broken only .bones 22 der tbe heel of the Prussian boot 1a goffered ether risy to reed with eome rare yonr one dated Ang. that date, since him bruises. VilLL "Life body haa said He STATE France ef David P. Kimbe.lL It gave TUCKERS letInvaded In 27. sght territory. last tha Ang. the ether and me a most delightful boar; and I lost to killed 1,409.009 and a similar 1 .Service Flag Dedlcwfed A, service ter he stated that he had been to the number men heed sent have of maimed esme out of It spiritually refreshed. then back to their homes. But France still flag, was dedicated Sunday at St. Pat-- J for over s month and Was The book contains much tote resting Is 22 has Its greatest army. ; rtcka church, containing 27 stars, one figMIng Corporal Hutchison he Iterated, OF resting. SUCCESS F0!l history, and is besides, of high on the , of a French army of 4,722,000 being a gold star",of for Winston Oar-- J years old and waa ah fireman power. enlisted in tiie telling men. not Including natives from the the congregation. gaiiuif route btlorc j nett., a member I congratulate you Upon tho work, The array, he said, now haa I f .The Aermon was preached by the Rev. Infantry on Feb. 4, - lilt He lived at eolontea are hen vise, 12.000 guns, ef which 4.009 avenueand hope that many may avail themAustin Fleming. .There was a 10 it Euclid of Ray0"'' end back of the lines restored soldiers, " ! Dr, selves of the enjoyment that it offers. News of the death musical service. received by hie old men, cripples, women and children good was ef Ogden Holmes t Sincerely yours. , lli with" name the are 200,000 hia but army supplying JOHN A. WIDTHOB. Galled to Washington Dr. A. J. relatives some time age f AJ (Signed) he explained, has in shells daily France, tlms the first for today appeared 474 miles of battlefront. America holds Ms- This .work to richly illustrated and ; 'I Homier has - been notified from Is 14 miles, Belgium from 12 to It. Engthat- he has been appointed a the offlctelC. casualty The house of delegatee of the , Utah neatly bound. Price, 11.99, at tho Gain, severely wounded. to the channel with IIS Medical Ex land from enlistment 120, national Vesrs the bis of old. Before association, which ts com- Deseret News Book Store. ' N r i .member ports included, France taking care of Educational nmlners' committee, with station la last February he wss empleysd a ths accredited representatives Building, $ Mato.SL Advertisement, rr j ihof He inly He too, that remainder. posed showed, Auerbach tha at - mrrgerm generals office at Wash-tc shipping department yw .In teechere from every school disthe of Beaforth Highlanders with the he lngton. Dr.,Hosraer is preparing trict in Utah, and which It assumed to France- - This is .tha second time leave for the east the last of the week. baa wounded. been represent the attitude of the 4999 teachThe Eleventh Stamp1 Open Mutualwill ers of the state; went on record Saturcommence Its 1912 11. L A, ( yard day as heartily In favor of the passage Weevil and Hopper : of the constitutional amendment refer' Petit to be Fxmght to the methods of taxetion of mines. ring The teachers a III be organised to work observvigorously for tho success ef . the Georgs McCone, amehdment at the election next month. er at M1U Jnh county, waa a visitor Other matters proposed hy the legie-- 1 at the local Weather bureatf Saturday. lative committee included a proposal He say a fair crop of alfalfa seed haa that tho time pf tbe school census he keen harvested, notwithstanding ths Y9 cents per positioned from July of each' year to being the price weevil, 1 to It of each year, as a found October has .Mr..McCnne o. b. j pound much better time for finding thApchool a panspea for the weevil pest. He say A population fn Itp own district. TBs com- - j -on tbe first detection of weevil egga mi t tee also proposed; and the convention adopted s resolution fadortng the purIn thflrat crop of alfalfa, do one of chase of high school text hooks, as well right away The two things; end d Itetocit aa burn live let public school text books hy the to le thee!, first beards ef education. r ,1 f. fields end let them eet up the . to teachers' welfare committee re- -j beat that Tbe the Thl destroys there will be no crop. amendment toi ported on a pro pored the aecond crop, our were of to contract a held by teachers with their, thousand j many there 1, weevil where for many years education of boarda Among other things -- Money - loaned on Datoanatta, The alternative is to cut It was proponed that after three years on discovery of i friepda who visit the fall con-- the jTtf iramediately Watches, Jewelry and liberty f service with one board a teacher no matter what ths matnrity erks. Bonds, at about hair tbe should he considered as permanently As ths Jiay dries tb '.ferences .have ieen delighted of thewillaUalfs. employed by that board, and entitled chargee of tbe pawn shop. rot. VTB.CAN GIVE YOU to Lhree months notice at the close of with the superior dental service egga Mr. MoOune says graaahoppers hare INWAJTT SMRVarR. the school year 'before being stricken la some places 29 per oent crops reduced and Payee n. from the payroll, unless dismissed for we render at modest prices.. .Loan this year. At Santaquin cause. In the latter case charges should plump had full wheat tops apparently be presented to writing before the final were found half empty. The hoppers ; addon was taken by tbe board. V7C0C2UFF -- SEEETS have spread over the ntate, and Mr. Me Cuae is apprehensivs ef the outcome Dr. J. C. ROBISON, Free. climatic unless conditions co. next year, for MARSH COARCO, . A. C. WHITT AKER, see. A Tlena. are such aa to kill thresga. Sea guile in numwot sufficient available are Lake's Leading Dentist. bers te cover tbe state he says; tur. Coal The kind you want: When yow SOS Kearn,Bldg. WAA. MM MAIN " srant It-- Phone Wss. 1294 aad 1247. are very partial to grasshoppers keys V' Advertise meat. . WAS. 2397 gnd be urge tbelr culture. li Exchange piece. 3, UAXN. Arteona, Colorado kcw Mexico, and CutfkUi Owr. ..Wertma Meeting." send - y; S a, vu -- 110,-099 - , -- - 1 .. T ex-hi- ts - of 1 Lor-ehe- ns -- e, -- BCaXTET NEWS). years rd leafed around tbe town, without a thing to do. . rtepe and railings down, aad begged a smoke or chew. With othlS I was went to argue hr the day, and always liked that aon ntunl. Although It didn't pay. But Crowder thundered, Work or fithi and meant Just what be said; and now ) Nagger home at and worn sL night, go to bed. Each day 1 fecere grtov'ou. Uyk that Brakes ro, whet grekler scriflc, I ask. could any mortal mak.f mis. me checker game and on tbe bleachers cold, where all theThey idler draped frames to happy days of old. They mies me where they're playing DO(4 WhW lh bowT' Tor ram foiling like a mule, with 0 FOB Fairbanks to Ha Come Fp Trev- Jmtiie - - New; - , SaUHngf j 7 1:13 v or -- vg n b.ckWc tw rs grmgwi thrmm me at the village kirk when oyster feasts are held; for I arose' nn4 to work when Crowder up and yelled. I wonder when lbs war peopleVlH forget how I have labored In tbs aim and left a trail ot WU rnalda pet leavre rir dalt tn iny Wole dome, or mui 1 foolish Joke when soldier boys co.ue home?,, 7 al Hard Figures TelT Story of What Utah Does to Win War T HE locel food sdmlnistratloh Is sanding to Washington a partial summary of Utah's acoom. plishmcnts in war work, as fol- - $.542. The total drafted men in ice from April 7. 19 1 7, to Sept. 1 TTV $.424. This a telenrtte button of men tegive, the service uu ra Sept. I of 14.097, The above figurrara not include sbip yard workers or otb. "In the flrst1tterty lon Utah 'sub- era engaged exclusively in scribed 29,490,994; her allotment was outside of the actual armed force. 24,490,099. In the second Liberty loan "During the patriotic drive k she raised $14,209,909; her allotment spring for wheat the MoruW wa $14,009,909. In the third Church turned orer 71,20$ bushel ! loan she raised $12. 521,200; herLiberty aDot-meanswer to the appeal of the governwas $19,112,090. 60 far In the ment. HUa wheat had been tore! fourth Liberty loan she has raised ap- tor many- - yeereby the Relief proximately $12,000,000 an al- womea of the Church- - againstsocletv aa.i lotment of $18,500,000. against of need or famine in this valley, it in the first Red Cross delve sub- waa without question, however, turned scribed 1520,000; her quota was $250.-00- 0. over in the rear crisis by the Chun In the second Red Cross drive leaders. Some 38.212 bushel were ex. she raised $411,149 aw against her ported from the state and 22,495 bush of $2O9.IO0.. Ia Ihe.Ked Croee handled by tbe Utah rntltow membership drive she raised 247,000 "The increase to.,the 1911 tUk . ' -- war-wor- - -- nt , against an allotment of II 9,0 GO. For the soldiers' welfare fund she subscribed. 2110.00 against a- $100,009 allotment For the Y. M. C. A. war ,snd she subscribed irt full her allotment of $10,000. In all the drives with the exemption of the present loan campaign aha raised $14,450,200 as against a total allotment of $27,215,-90- 0. The tear raving stamps sold to July 11, 1012 (maturity amounted to $2,000,000. This value) brings the total funds raised in the state of Various war drives up to $42,450,200. The state's population ts estimated at - -- J.Jr sugar crop Is estimated aa 2.749,994 pounds on an increased acreage ef 9,009 scree, This increase Is expectef-t- o take care of the entire sugar da." mauds of the state for the year under the present system of allotment, leaving tho main production for national use. "The states production of wheat for 1911 is estimated at 7,590.999 bushels, an increase of about $4 tier cent ever laat year. Tbe wheat crop Is about 44 per cent of the local grain yield. ,, The local food administration has raved from drought iomd 4.479 acre . 448.192. of land to the state. It has distributThe total volunteer enlistments in ed pounds of arsenic te destroy the army, navy add marine corps from crop15,000 pests. It has supplied $21,091 7, 1217. to 1912. was April worth of seed for the' farms Sept. I, - ht tit y, nt -- . - moneys nor d, - -- 1 A kl , nervous, you tall ms You gana than are nanrarary for ths mainYOU are badly, you are restless un- tenance of the temperature of the easy, depressed, easily 'discouraged. Yet yonr doctor rays you are organically sound. . How are your m aretes? Are they firm and strong or are they flabby and weak? , Yes, that may hare a great deal to do with your nervousness Listen to what the specialist Dr. Robert 8. Carroll .has- to aay on this , point: "Scrawny muscles and flat cheats are common with tha nervous and are qlmoet constantly found to those who suffer from the blues' A poorly developed chest means deficiency Ot oxygen and a consequent excess of toxin. "Men and women whose flabby mnaelea have received but a small part of their possible development recruit the ranks of the nervous Many n reach maturity, and practically mueclelera - unconscious caricature ef the human 'race. By 40 the average woman ia ex- -, ercislng with little but her tongue aad the average man with little but . hia teeth. Compare wiilt this an observation by another specialist, Dr. J. 1. Welsh. Speaking particularly of the nervous-neoften found to people who have been athletic in their youth. Dr. Walsh rays: "Our muscular system to our principal beat making apparatus. It la easy to understand. or If we have larger -- -- full-grow- w 0013:1 -- -- -- faith-promoti- Wash--ingto- mmm n. -- - 1 your z::z: COAL Visitors bollce! ? LET t BE -- j .US , j VYOUR COAIr ' I DEALER j aI C!Mi;i P. heat-maki- ng SUCCEEDS Cf n. n. Jit Ramsey l:zzis coal n body, gad if we have no mode of dissipating our heat by muscular energy, ns through exercise, then there will be a constant teodeacy for our temperature te rise, which ennst be ovet-toat considerable expense of energy, by the mechanism of the body. "It is state --ef affair which earns to me to account for tha marked tendency to nervous unrest that often characterizes athletes who a magnificent 0100010 system when they are young, and later have no use for it. f "They must learn the lessen anl keep. up the practice of using their muscles sufficiently to d is i pete surplus beat, ao as to prevent' their energy from being used up to various way within the body, with; a resulting disturbance of many delicate nervous mechanlenw." If, to earlier life, you were athletic. this 'quotation may be ef special application tq you. If irou have never been athletic. Dr. Carrolls observation particularly applies. . Yon do not need to bntld up shags' muscular system. But you do need normally developed muscles, and yo need to keep them te good shape. Muscular flabbiness may wen be (. principal cans of your nervousness Systematic exercise may be what yea need most of all. (Copyright, 191$, by The Associated Newspapers.) to-th- Permits Orem Railway Pccrtid Rats Increase r: ' The public utilities commission ef fte, FITZOEFJ.LD state has granted ths Salt Lake A Utk Railroad company right te return. wlh, some Gordon Snow vhe, as city recorder, baa bad charge ef the execution ot the details of the registration In Belt Lake City under the selective service law, and has also base active aa board clerk and later board member for Sait Lake City division No. 2. has boen commissioned as captain to tbe Doited State army reeerve, aad will Immediately on filing bond, assume ths detles now performed hy Capt. F. V. FtUGerald. - Tbo latter officer, on quitting thd post ot draft executlvd officer of Utah, will go to Camp JPoycba to become assistant to the division quartermaster m the staff ef MaJ. Gen, H- - C, McCain, abut rec eCjr adjutant general of the army. - The Aivtetee to egpreld'-te'eeservice I Franco is tbe aear future though the prevalence ef Spanish to flnenra qt Camp Deveaa may hare, altered the plan somewhat. - The approval ef ths bond et Mr. Saew aa a 'disbursing officer for tha United Staten arqef to ne of the things that must be booompltshsd before Capt. FitsGerald may tare ever to him the government funds and property new In bis care. As noon aa that ls done Capt FitsGerald exports ' to take (he pest train for the east. It to expected that a leave ed absence wittiest pay daring the patted et toe wsr will be granted te Mr. Anew aa -- exceptions te the retesfto daring ths government control - effect, of tie'. road. ; . , Tha new class freight rates are IS', per seat above the old, but the present minimum are to he retained. Tte terta paeraager rata will he $ oent with return ticket for 29 per eert f the one way fare. Commutatlee tickets will be 2.2 eesta mile and school ticket 1A cento. per Slight raises ere also-- - allowed to mileage tickets. The new rates are effective on one dsye notice to the puhOe and the ooenmixeio. , cfn: e Large' n fcgrj. ahrsys , Recdoe Commisuon. Awaiting, ef the following commle-ien- s for Utah men to announced from Washington: Alfred V. Hllmaa, 44J Harrison arenas. Salt Lake, raeewd nontenant, qonrtorntestef'e eorpe; Elcaptain, mer E. Hinckley, Salt e, medical oorpe: William H. "Nash, Hatch. and Reary JL Hbg., I first lieutenants, medical enrpa Ike. (toe-Byrid- . ercoAL AnrrmcN to CCUNT2Y - ' mM w term 1a that office not eKfTWoritr, explriag for more than nyear yet- - If that action ts taken K. Warren Smith wtll probably assume hte duties for the time being. j Provident Society j J Oartsmd rubber, k sAr. , ' em 1. Cczlcxtd IzFCo Car. t Js Ey. 1773. P. .i I'-- , v"V r & O. 1155. j |