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Show Cr t5 i ? J V. r OCTOBER 23 --191S DESERET EVENING NEWS. WEDNESDAY -- t- k- Oden All subscription nsyiMOti and eomptalala 'regarding A.. galfeery SouWt be Junes Oliver 11 North la Wst fit, Telephone 111, Agent for tea Dally, Charon and and other pabiicetlpwa his How To Get Relief Wlten Bead and Noee are fciuCod Up. fl.ml-We.k- to .r-- d Count fifty!. Tour eolJ In bead o no cauarh disappear. Tour clogged trii Will open; Jh ar passages of your bead will .clear, and you ran breath v5S, zJZTw? ha 9trdsy ly UTILE fLUENZi ' hawking, freely. Nj more snuff ling, or headmucous discharge, .dryne ot to. at night breath for no a., uggltag ache: NOW EXIST INE AT sto to. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream . A. '" VTf and apply a fr.-your druggist Balm cream Uit a: lltll of this fragrant antiseptic in your nostril, It penetrates through tooth- of every air passage of tb head, o.tleo SilSmVOrten and beating the two lien or Ip darned ing ' mucous membrane, giving you Instant T,01-- WMktnfto' AT0.30 yield relief. Head colds and catarrh PROVO: Oct, Ib--U A. Christensen, stuffed-u- p and nn't Ilka magic. sure. Advertisea Provo bus) nets man. now hi training miserable. Relief la ment. at Camp Kearny, writes Interestingly ll'W3 . m ; of camp condition ' and experiences mate. He says that tbsrk la little lnflnenxa In waters Ha I now a pharmacist "We have our liberty days the fl7n h'lYletteV .to hla parents Taylor .camp, same as usual; but all th Y. M. C. A. n menuon of.the actions for mulct snd theatre ar closed. This, building which he received jfhe war medal but la only a sort of safety first fust requests that having sent it to however, meators hut w are not in strict quarfor safe keeping that they guard fv-- t f- A total of 43 them The Croix da antine. There ar very few cases hers . with their lives P ihbvel rre" u' the pighest hbtor conferred - In camp. irfhienaa . L v. from dlsttn1 Cty si aco October Ur Frsrtce.for gallantry and to service, j gulshed ?.uml'r of Peraona reported, -New Oto.II Made For . I ftmrid from tb dlKM roPoliticians situation Industrial Recruits xzi. Ogaen th - eT; i PTEltCiL ' t hkg &dkeaw prt from th at, '1 -- - acfwrd- Don't neglect a constant backache. harp, darting pains or urinary d la orders. The danger of dropsv or( Bright's disease Is too seribu to ignore. Use Doan's Kidney Pills as have your friends snd neghbors. a Salt Lake City case. Mrs. Hesry Smith. 221 E. Seventh South St., says: "About nine yearago I had a asyer spell with my kldneja'. They did not set- as they should and my back was lama YVben I sat down I could hardly straighten. My back ached acorss my kidneja all the time. I ws all tired out airf felt drowsy and languid. A friend recommended Doana' Kidney Pills and I got some They helped ms from the first and after X had used several more boxes I was cured.' I have used Doan's on a few occasion since, snd always " with the same good results." Pries 0c. For saJo St ilt Schramm-Johnao- n Cffug Store. Dont simply ask for a kidney remedy; get Doan's Kidney PUls; th same that Mrs. Smith n Co Mfrgs. Buffalo, N. T Advertisement. I Tax-Cutte- - PROVO, Oct 11 A call for recruits tor the motor transport corps a few With the election 'for service at home and the balance for on DENi Oct. Aourth rSrM rieite of war both poll ttral (overseas duty,' has been received by J. the day onlymtwo weeks aiave .tv.erdar. making entered the fWm. Knight local director of the U. S. this city beet ie famili from'psrties the toaw in death earnest with the object of . employment service. Young men who )n l(tht ufli awuj . , gBiiensmost indmtressm winning at the polls on Kov i. Head--onI desire to enter thla branch of the service should communicate with Mr. have been established a( tk (hi c iy where a fami ly jtn,lar,er Weehlngton avenue by the Republican j Knight. Pratt Tbomae of fipanlsh Vork persons bas been reduced .Blnd the Democrat will open headquar- - or J. Watt fitorr of American Fork. cease, unless other- Recruiting will rf. of ' schooLi ter Immediately. j wove Oct. 13. made are nr Recruits hwr also being by ordered, fitrenuoua effort Bight following the death the Republicans to capture the control wanted for cllnicnl work, skilled 1 SoaS daughter. All the bodies of of Weber county, after ch&nlea. auto Industry And miacellane government n to lehl for burial, tne lUk-jtfeei being out of office for In the past two 00 a Including ct tortora. cxecutiv offl . .e home of the Goates. a period of rn, men MrgeADta, cooki &nd U years, the first break Brett. 151 Tapitol i r afteVuoon Jrorp a bent 20 years .and the Democrat are hargrt-- , to retain the poslttena they fighting after an eight-da- y iah lnftoenxaheed two held the years bavs pest during machinist at the He was Held. Funeral h Mg 'V.H il.i jS Boy Given : 'wri, nUnch rES. Croix de Guerre Taylor, tt J. A.E.EarlTaylor of Mr Oct fc and MCHtfe 1 eirr(K tk pxUu 50th a f a woteai efcaiMse ttendu! ana nutI Ogden. IU, svenoe Oct. JJ Ogden Twenty-six- Twenty-fifth-an- th streets I to be opened by the city, there being no protests made to tbe proposal. Having acquired full authority to go ahead with the work as soon ss conditions ars favorable he avenue will be contracted at si early date. Visiting' at Ogden. son jgiagtos avenue, has been award e. n nr- Croix de Guerre, accord by his parent, rtos ietter receiyed hr is the first man of thia city. Lt tins honored, enlisted In the navy a. anang man was declared and was Sites war tttiMke Will Open Street. omnm. Oct. 2I. fiergt. Lyles W. Larkin has been visiting with bis relative In this city while en routs to Lincoln. Neb., from Camp Kearny, where hs Is with Ihd base hospital. Hs went to tbs camp last September and has sines been stationed there He la susergeant of the surgical for island preliminary pervising tt tt Mere Before en1 side of the hgse bospltaL. usisg leaving later tor the Lnlver-from there for and listing ftergt. Larkin was a member a kmneeot to a of the firm of Larkin A Son undersrrvtc being assigned - . ... takers. ute gules warship on the Atlantic j - FoAsr-Mllbur- You gave them control they have done: - and this Is what 4 - In 1019, under lUftfhilean administration, the total tuf levy Jntmunlfd to 92.33B.lnff. In 1917,iuider (lie Deraoonats. this figure rove to fi 995.990. and in 12111 It bss Jumpr-to $3,922,100 $085,700 snore under the Denwcrcb than under die 3', d UIJLT TIKE P1RT But even the taxes havent furnished money enough for the Democrats, They have had to practically double the indebtedness of the state to meet their extravagance. WASHIXGTOJf. Oct. 21. Modification of the recent 'order forbidding railroad employees or officers from bolding office or participating' in politics was announced today by is Director General McAdoo, so as to permit the men to hold municipal-offic- e PROVO, Oct. 22. The epeaksrs at and to be delegates, but not the funeral eerricee for Police Officer chairmen of political conventions. N. W. Johnson, bekt yesterday In th The regulations conform to rules duff. cemetery, were A tty. . Harvey Mayor Leroy Dixon and Bishop L L provided for navy yard men and other Kelson. Vocal seleetld rerq rendered government employers" by the quartet Under the modified ruling a railThere were many beautiful flower. way employee or officer may not b a member or officer of any political committee , or organisation which Card solicits funds for political purposes, ' act a chairmen of a political conPROVO. Oct 2h Bishop O. H. Berg received a post card yesterday, from vention or use hla position in th railhis grandson. Lelaad M. Jorgensen, son road service to bring about his selecof Prof. Esocly Jorgensen, of Study, tion as s delegate to political conis mail, who service ventions; solicit or receive funds for la tbe In the . American with army purpose or contribute to a France. The card was mailed Sept a politicalfund collected by an official 2T. Mr. Johgensen seen political say "Hava wonor employe of any railroad or any lots of country, snd am having a derful experience." On the back of tbe public official; conduct a political card ie a picture of three rows of big campaign, attempt to coerce or inauto tracks with the following Inscripanother officer or employee tion: "Three supply trains will con- timidate duties as yoa folks buy in voting; or neglect railroad as tinue moving long to engage politios or use bis railbonds." reroad position to interfere with an Prof. A C. Lund and 8.1 X. Taylor . . turned to Salt Lake, last night, after election. a daya bunting on Utah Istk o( STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET. From Front. WILLIAM SPRY, W. H. WATTIS. - For Oongroiftman J. E. FRICK, f For Coaprmman Second CongrewMopa First Gofigreenlonal District. -- DTAH MAN t Jlr. Voter, with a recollection of your heavy turn mails necessary by 'the sear, take linv 1 Ol', anil jocr pend and figure bow much' Use Democratic admlnictrwtlon how much If Is likely to. cost your during the next two jars it a beswoeeaub Jamieke. tore Is riveted. Then use thaC same pencil in marking your ballott November 5. Bosbsrd-Pyne-Rob- TICKETS NOMINATED BY In addition, they promised, to me down Sic nuptber of bfflrww, "ronwillilato Board", wipe owt etici- - right and loft- - They have radically raised taxes both years that they have had control. And instead of reducing .the number cf offices, they of consolidating have created scores of new ones; instead additional have existence ones, each boards, they brought into with a heavy payrolL t -- i ' . 1AilwL0WER TAXES. I factory and waa well J1J ere. He was born May 11. sarvlved by his parents U 5fH wrens! brother sud sister. UJTDrlla Hobson, of west Second died yesterday after several Those rs They plrdgnd and they promised, they sobbed and they slioupnl that if you uould give Cham control of (lie legislature two years suro they would lower 1K 73 thers J Democrats In Fight to Win city health daughter var-old - - DOBT RISK NEGLECT Provo Office OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH - A. E, BOWEN, JAMESW. CHERRY, For Judges Supreme Court of I'lah. Republican State Committee BE SURE TO REGISTER OCTOBER COflANDS . 7-9- (Political Advertising) ItioifW kaUlt to theta lor IW tS JOlik k at ptvr!ir t j igt ttdrtf olitlV fora Bp fUtaf f pnUf jUm4 M wtllha Ohe U.S. TueU administralion Has 'Predicted Wealber Feveeaeta. Isseal: Fair tonight sad Thursday; colder tonight with probably frost. b to Mil ooW a the passing of each day, lh govern-meit necessary to call in. more and nare cars for the transportation of moni-tioand war supplies. This trnilq to hamper the shipping of oral and a nt wdtOff fin a k ns ; I nw pgUafl ko; little later may mako It hard for YOU all tite oust you will need. dss now we bate plenty of rasMaw job? t Tall h TOD VYaid specify Catle Gate LrctA coala tbe beet of tbe good ones. -- or Clear er Finds Ceasparstlv Ul 1218. Expresses Admiration For President Wilson - .... -- lilt..., New Export Records. WASHINGTON. OcL 21. LtaMVtlsa paid In Capital stock land - - ... - TotaT"" Rheumatism oShJL Coonty of ? t 7X5 24 50 69 234 2 1 & Provision Co. THE MOUNTAIN PACKERS. -Ogden, Salt Lake, Price, Utah; Los Angeles, San . Francibco, Cal; Butte, Mont. : thit SR Uk Wl .1 j TC' I0ttt TS V E welcome the account of the man of moderate- means ho needs the protection and convenience of a strong bank. - :: er in -- Bun' rises 7:0 a-- sun sets PJA. .J Main-Stree- Deserel News Book Slore No. 8 MaimTSt. rSalfLakerUtah. -j. i reefd "OR KSO J- ? lir- i x . Off btiwflrrt - 4poeea snd AccordingI to-fhtot h ctthlfp of th nhov jjwdcT rc-f- Sf nbovo kSSii;. a full, true of 1 Good old American Ham Sandwiches thats what our soldiers over there think when they hpngrily" bite into the tempting goodness of them nourish- ing, substantial sandwiches with juicy slices of tender, savory ham between them. Wherever our soldiers are in the training camps here or across the seas the ham sandwich is do-ing its bit to satisfy their healthy appetites and keep them fit tor the tasks that lie before them. Mountain Brand Ham is appreciated over there 1 and preferred over here. Its a well balanced ham ju$t enough lean and just enough fat. Next time you buy ham (tsk for Mountain Brand. - t . AH good dealers carry it. . i Ji Ogden Packing snd foregoing and v lh the statement bank tot th dors of bualncs on October. 5th day of GopF Correct Attest qiqSEN, I suffered as tory Rheumatism. F, V. fitlllman. R. T. BADGER. only those wks bsvs it know, for . Directors. over three years I tried remedy before me after remedy, and doctor after docSubscribed, snd sworn to1313 I as but relist such of October, tor, 15th day this was only temporary. Finally. I GEO. A. DIXON. found a remedy that cured me comNotary Public fSeal) 1370. pletely, and It has never returned. My commissi on expires Feb. . I hav given It to a number who State of Utah. Office of Bank Commiswere terribly afflicted and even sioner. bedridden with Rheumatism, and It Commissioner I W R' Evans. Bank effected a cure In every case. Staff of Utah, do hereby certify! of the I want every sufferer, from eng A Yullr a true and , ,1s that tb fqregtilrj; form of rheumatic trouble to try TU statement of they this marvetou healing pose?. Don t conVliW rilTmdd aboye rtmipanlad pttny Of- send s cent; simply mail your name flco thla 3 1st and address snd 1 will send l tree R KVANS, totry. After you have, used It and Bank ComralnsiORtr. It bai proven Itself te be the long- looked-fo- r mean of curing jour XMAS CARDS you may send the rheumatism, It. ore of dollar, but underTh feeason for Christmas Card Buy--; price stand. I do not Went your, money ! ing opens earlier this veor on unless yen ars perfectly satisfied to count of many card to be sent send H. - Isnt that fair? Why arf-fA usual w are showing the ghy longer when poeltive relief , abroad. card choicest lines .of hig- h- grad Is thus offered you free. Don't da' Write today. tnanu factured. isy. Mask H. Jackson. No 707 E Gurney BOOK STORE. NEWS DESERET .. Bldg, Syracuse. N. T. . No. t., ' nL . A Home Cure Given By . One Who Had It In th spring of lit I ws attacked by Muscular and Inflamma- ; 2i I Surpta . Undivided Exchange, te. ... unpaid pivMndf Individual drpntt Demand certificate of de we.es- (KHlit 9 Certified check check Cashiers It depo ; Having Time certificate of deposit installment bond Liberty account New high - ....... ..... ...... $7(2,420.24 records for September foreign trad In bqth Imports and exports . war an Bounced today by the department of commerce. Imports were $2(3.092, 200, an Increase of nearly $29,000,000 ever BeptsraBer, 1217, and export $520,002,00, an Increase of about $100,060,000. Reaewreea.- r Over There - IJ49 414 37 Loana and discounts 2.420-J- 0 Stock and other bonds .... 4 2 2X4 Furniture and fixtures 40 72.24 Due from National Banks.; 14 4,033 Checks snd cash items T IS 0 Gold coln t sir Silver com .... 3.731.00 Currency account 443.4 . Expense 3.20 Other resource War Savings snd Thrift ... 1.(73. W Stamps U. S. Treasury Certificate 29,002. 00,. of Indebtedness poll-ttcxL- ns A '" i REPORT MADE TO THE BANK Commissioner of the State of Ltah, of tho condition of The ' Inches J will convince or pendicitis. One doesSchramm-Johnson money refunded. five good stores and druggists rAr--Higne- Precipitation 4. 1. Sugar Banking Company. hopeful report and ie 27T more than Located at Sugsrhouse, In the County for day. any previous reportsd of Suit Lake. Slate of Utah, at the close of buamess on the 2th day of October, -- bont ' , SANTIAGO DR CHILE, Tuesday, Dec 21. Beltran Mathleu, tbs new Ambassador to the United Degrssa Chilean Temperatu of honor at a 7 State, was the guest .. yestsrdsy farewell banquet given by leading Highest in T last Highest In this month and citizens of Chile tonight It this month sines llll- Senor Mathlea expressed admiration Lowsst tills morning .. It for President Wilson Ski said that hs Lowest this month last year tt believed Chile would stand behind the this month sines M Normal for yewtetday preatdeot In his efforts In behalf of tt Mean yesterday .. unimrsal peace and freedom. ,1 .. month excess this Accumulated Accumulated saeess sloes Jars L. 271 Oetober 23, 1HA Unexpected Sometimes Happen. 'I suffered for 10 years with stomach trouble and doctored away a lot of money before I found a medicine Since that was a real benefit to me. of MayrV Wonderful taking one14 dose had I have week ago, Remedy more real Joy of living than 1 had In 10 years before. It Is a simple, harm-lethe capreparation that removes tarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and allays the' inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. Including ap- se WEATHER REPORT trfcjr cnTnrrrp rrn mrTrmirTi Iron Box-eld- j r t ctmif b 22. - he pntM know ! povg Oct. s imtLvM K CAMF MEADE. " OcL 22. Brig. ooonty Gen. William E. Cole, who recently folRepublicans hav nominated th returned from France where h servia wing ' ticket: ed with the three hundred and fifty Representative. Wilford Day; eeasty first artillery, has been put in comclerk. John W. Bentley; treasurer. mand of the twenty-secon- d artillery Amelia in trailing here, Morgan Richards; recorder, four years brigade Is Cole Topbam;L comnflsaioner Utah a man, (Gen. having Adams; commissioner two Hugh cadet to West Point, sheriff, John H. been appointed years.: Henry Lunt;Reece 22, II J8M, Sept. L W graduating. April iUiams; Corry eurveyor, 1S92- - He Is an honor graduate coast Edmond H-- Ryan attorney. and 1211. ticket a Democratic follow; school, The graduate, Mitchell; artillery Walter advanced course, coast artillery school, Representative, Lawrence L Adams; 1212. HU bom la In WUlard. county clerk, a order. Kate Taylor; treasurer, county.) commissioner fear McGrsgor; two year. H, D.- - Baylee; commissioner Maeser assessor. Dailey; Thos Bladen; sheriff Alfred Spanish Influenza surveyor R. 8 Gfcrtnwj Froyd; attorney. I. M. Foster. of the parowan precinct Justice constable, Increasing in New York peace, Alexander Matheson; W. Taylor. Henrywas there NEW TORE.' Oct. 2t Dispelling reported today Inthat It Parowan. the hope that the Spanish lnflnenxa are 0 case of lnfluensa no epidemic was on'the wane in the city, and rrious. be bat none appear to No public gath- 2,329 new cases, the greatest number deaths have occurred. since the beginning of th epidemic, erings arS being held. were reportd today. ThU is an of 1422 cases over yesterday's PAROWAM. c |