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Show ..o -- - I S-- ; , DE. SER'ET:. EVENING - FIUDAYDECEMBE1t NEIVS - ,.mnondomlboommoNEM - ' inninil 1 . ..... GRIFfill S -, AUIIIIML ,,... ,.. ......... 't ,. o ,,,..- - , - 7;7-- ,,,ximpf . -: ::::::::::,..p)ORT ON NAO1J::::: .... ...,. .. Month i Armistice Before , - vevices. - , Dec. anatomic WASHINGTON, 11.--O- ne I with' month before the many ,ended the war. tbe'American ' navy was operating a total of 1.tit vessels elan descriptions, ot which 214 r t. 42.006 EOM were actively A the -- west- , parJ- Zuropedul - These figures wore disclosed today hi annual report of Rear Admiral Griffin, chief of the bureau of steam engineering. Daily expenditures of the bureau during the war year oosered by the report exceeded $71,000., 21 Admiral Griffin said the regular navy - - - - la-- lit ' . - -- ,' -- t and Tat two-devi- main-mation- Moe-tric- ot. - - - ................- -- - - , ' - ' ' , ' ,,,,,, - 0 : , . - . .. - :: .,.... -- .. .' - .. 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' - ' PED IN HALF. --even HOLIDAY FOOTWEAR is it;daded in our big regular stock of . -- Styllph, serviceable and seasonable shoes, offering the most oppor- ' tune time in ----years for snapping up REAL SHOE BARGAINS. e resipve the right to limit the number of Pairs of shoes sold to , -- , .., in-se- ll - .. I'4 t -- ' - - z - -- - - , ilil. . , . - --. - --W- - -- -,t , , . 4 , - , . " . . ...t. , f, 1 , u . -- . - I.. . , a , - English Shaped Shoes. All idzes , ' Price now - Ealf 1,,t ' - . Calf 2s ..8 ... ANTI TAN LEATHER - - 1 4 - .. TOP LOUIS HEELDRESS, SHOES, Half. WOMEN'S. BROWN ' '- , - -- ' i , - - 1 - ....,,--. ;,..,' ... , - , ' . . et. ....---..,- . ..,;4 ,' , 4 1 . . ' , - - , . . .. , tk , k ell , --, '--' -- ,' 5-35-- LF DISCOID , . , . If the Kid ,1..ea as , .16 ,,.4.1, , a a ..'. 1111111111MMNImmuill ...:,. . , ;';,-.- , , : . , . ,t I -- a .2. diSIkAbol.M. C.HILDIM'S . , - WHSHOE13. . TOP- wr 65 ' , " , -- .a... c5411.41)a , 4 1 4 ' ana , Profitb t .- ,' - - N Ifiii'-.:T.4.- , , , 1 ., ' - E.. ,, .'' MMNIMMUISIUMIMItal1. -- . Egolois1110111111.111111111111 - . N. 1 . 0 , . In kid and calf top dress shoes. Sizes 2 to 7. Half Price now so . . .. OaS040. ;410' . - $ 2.45 - - - , - --- --- ' ' 14-1- 6 , 0 . leth It GROWING GIRLS' SHOES '';..Ti,itli..':-POi.ihiiii,'...f:'-..-.Chilcjii'.,;i.:.Slió.'il- , .4 1 . - . . N,. 1 - . .... . ' .. . ,0'. IMPA , I " ..... . proadway, loo:Trrifis6vrincestiz. '.1410M DitoAuwAy 5,A1-111kIct , impoom..........nommintEaminimmnimm...m..., . - - - 1 ' ' ''' . icis il'ift .:1 0 . ' ' 1 l':.' 11 i :Li't' ; II I - gps. s l'Itt, , r r' , I 2 - . : - - . ' - - - - ";:f 1:7--- . o - - t- -- t; nfillmire, hriStiMeS G o,,,....,. I, , . ,,..,, ,, . ' ' - 1' ' - ., , ' s - 1 .. t . ' : k " . - ,, 1, ; A comfortable roomy, n chair, a soft, radiant lamp, your fav'' '4-, - orite magazind, with plenty of other books and magazines near by on theA , , long Davenport table, and you havelz touch of home, real home. The Royal n who a for is the Chair, great above, pictured chap wantivs,''t' gift 'to read, or rest, or even doze, if he cares to, at the end of the day.-- The Davenport table is of the finest mahogany and will make a charming, dig. '', ' nified addition to any living room. -- - We carry a line of fine furnishing& that is unsurpassed. it includes ex, 1,,,,,. quisite rugs in oriental patterns, suites and odd pieces of furniture in such ' - period designs as Hepplewhite, Sheraton, William and Manr and Chita , ,Anne.Fifty beautiful dining room s ultes, values from $350.00 to $700.03 CA are among the offcrings. Call and let us show you the quality of out . 1 . ,.. : ' furnishings. - ''.' it - push-butto- t, it I ' Push-Butto- - 1 , ! , - - - - 4 ; - - . , . - . You will find - it well worth while to run over the uccomPARYineTliat et --1,1' ' Christmu presents: ., : ' '' , - , ' I , . - . , ' - , - -- 4 - , - - '- - .,.7 Gala Les Tablet ' "' , '. ' Spinet Desks - - Davenport ,rabies -' Ladietr Dean Royal l'ualt Batten altars - TAMPS ' 0111B Pit)11 7 0 Velocipedes , lissome -- Slags - ILIDDIM:S, - -, - Autos Doll 00.0arts Cloaks - . t - ' . ', ; ''''' - 1 . - . , . - ,t ilimwANEmlomi ' follow- , ' - II ., f , . 10, , - MISSING IN ACTION. : : - Tiegaroo. Toome, yeah.. William C. Craron. Denver. Cola Hobor 14 IlkellY. Idaho nil IL Ida. Oust A. Poraborg. Trodicks. Wye. ., ,' COLORADO SPRINGS - FIREMEN RESIGN re. I 1 -- Ni D)1UtT I 7 ' Leonard Nutter, Alladin. Wyo.,a Splendid Habit 1 GootTe IL Croft. Heyburn. Idaho. Alex. R. Osterberg, Troy, Idnhe. Martin Joseph Lydon, Denver. Cola Lido E. Hatomead, Trey, Lieber . . .. Intake, Mont Theodore I Open shokos,sf.the system saoh John Gower, Parmington, N. M. iso; morning and wash :ratilt,yNas: Can Grand cltsfi.t 7 4,,,,,Irlehor. s Aria t , poisonous, stagnant inatten. William J. Linville. Pnoble, Colo. Joseph P. Janitegi. Colorado Springs. Co l, O. Gearhort. Rod Lodge, Mont. Harry D. us are avmstomao to of who Those McColpin. Ober, N. M. Irloyd Urrea, Clifton. Aria - -- -- - feel dull and heavy when we it arleo; Augustin cold, splitting headache, stuffy from 1 WOENDED SISGETLY.- foul tongue. nasty breath. acid Leaned IL Crooks. Iterate. Irish. stomach. lame back. can, insteall. Salt Lake, Lisa. -- - Walter Seirenece. Alex. Each McDonald. Midvslo. Utah. both look And feel as froth as a daisy always by washing the poisons and Claud StuleY, Upton. Utak. toxifts front the body with phoaphatod, 011io A. Bates. Hot Springs. Moat Arthur L roma Butte, Mont. hot water each morning.. Warron Wollington we should drink, before breakfast, Taylor, Baylor, , Mont. a glass of real hot water with a teaLower H. Wolf, Idaho Pella Idaho. in spoonful of .limaktotte phosphate Russel A. Aiken, Nelson. Mont. it to flush from the stomach, liver, Shirley Staaloy. Ridgeway. OA. Antonio Vortil, Billings, Mont.. kidneys end ten yards of bowels tho , Mont. ' , Barton A..liatea, previous day's indigestible waste, totkr i Jno. L. Jones, Retort. N. M. bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleansW. Abbott. Boise. 'dello. the ing, sweetening and purifying E. Schrodor, Safford, Aria IJesse R. Hancock. Twin Bridges, entire alimentary tract before putting more food' into the stomach. Albort Taylor, Crow. Rook, Most The action of limeslone phosphate Mout. Millstone, 'lorry Nydigger, and het water on ..eat empty stomach "Idaho. Benson. Bibba, Ludwig - Cal Sa.meal is invigorating. It cleans Chrismatt,4 Wolf Foist out-al-wonderfully l the sour fermentations, gibes, .0Lob's Bs Idaark.Dosser, Colo. wafts axtactdityandglyP. one a C. Deluca, Jir breakfast. splendid appetite for Bann. Dort's, Bleb, Mont.. A quarter of limestone pound Popovich, Butte, Mont. A- phosphate will costovery little at the Martin. Oreentsat Idaho. Ls 1 Morris sufficiont to make Frank D.- Moolgosiory, Twin Falba drug store, but I Idaho. anyone who is bothered with .biliotssBennia swoon. Weston,- Idaho. troublo or stomach newt, constipation, John q. Jensen. Cosur d'Alene, Idaho. rheumatism a real enthusiast on the Walter IL Cowling, iLkinver. Colo. Benjamis Duncan, Colorado SPriugli subject of latornal sanitation...4,door t. IVAY1 1 I1 ;!it' 4.41 Vea 7 ' ' 5 - ,,, - . , URICle J. P. -- 1 tat:.-1;4,0 - v '''' 4 ; , , 6.4".116.00 . - - - 0 n r?r I ,-- !..1.3 Mid 1:1 1 , cl g.) 1 Con! SprIpLreanFon If 1. .,..... ,..... ,.,. ...,,,, .. . faAC112 LEC3 IN :EZ:. 'rlIAN: ANY O'ITE112 COAL. .. MINED: IN tHE SITLIT: ,, 4 - , E'11 I , , - Spring Caniii Coil cari1:3 a nite grain. Whin it is prt-i-d ,9 p , -' I def. . ---- T -- for , - t .1 'This, together with its Intense leating the reason that Dania7, properties, utteourIls' clt s Canyon Nut Coal. is positively , . if . oqualle(1,, on. tho fuel mwarket, ,,, ::' I .,', besides, it Is: cheaper than w;.i I I I I' 1 17:t,,. - to .. , -,f.,,:,,,, f ,' SPRING CANYON l'it'll' COAL: : IstESIP - COAL VALUE Alt.-'1-- '' 'A i , is ' ., A NUT COMA PRICE ' ' ' '. r - ; L I - ' '''S 1 I I I I. c - - Ask 2701!. dealer 1 p tor thole Jame IteightIO Sprits very mat thee you ozter "Ilk" A coal" the V E' Sp - ' . , ' 4 , ' C .ay a a Go::! Co UT weptikstii , -- - - - - - 1 a i ' I , t ta.1 Lek sejtat C:, Utak - rz...k....4.3....k..m ,- ,, ' - A 1 . - I 1 e,.. 1 , i, ....- .- ' , , ' I 1 : 1 ,,:, 1 t , : 'y c, '4, I 1 1 4 : , - ' k, . 1 t; . 1 , I t I ' - .v7N 1 1 the market, it breaks on the gTein' Into clean, angular pieces of iv- proximately equal size; There Is no crumbling or 'wastage. , , , , I , NIII. -- , , , r ' , N.I0 f".118"'A. t ) ,. . , .ow ti,74,' A li 1 rl r , ' t) j lerras. Spirtustleld.. Utah 1 . - i. gb ' 17,11) I , ., . : ''''':' . . , . 4141 ' - sm. . , t . ; ' : It , ' I . I ,.Beau WeSuggest .; - DRS - Sizei 812 to 11, 'Half Priei now . :Shopping Early. , i : 1 ' , CHILDRII3N'S PLATISHOES Sizes 15 to.5, Halt Price now 040 11 A , : . . Mont. ONI.SHOES FOR. 1 Shoe .,. Holiday .. . , , ' , . , 4Ple:o ;'11 ,,,111,1qtr 1 In 13.--4.-1a ' ,1! ',,11111 ;c"o': 7 OW All s ,1,' k- - - I " 1 r .. . ake Your A II illb -. . t . ' ,- - 4 1,., ,T 2.85. now. .. $ Hid:Trice', - ' 1 1 --- . - ' . se ' . iv. 4 ' MEN"S HEAVY WORK SHOES , t An c ,' 1 , - ' . 02,- . i . " ' titir , - . ' I. . ' CLOTH --,,.J Joseph Harris, Gleba Aria Wont ' COLORADO SPRINGS, Cole.. Dec. IL Mark JacobsWinoecook. . Henry A. Margit Du Bois. Idaho. member of the Frank D. Drummond, Iralryland. Ida. fireRealgoatione of every the chief, were department,. except Anglo M. Barton, Evanston. Wyo. t WOUNDED SEVERELY. accepted by the eity eouncittoday. The Wesley , 'Poltroon Cornell. Dawson N. migh si to number,- - reelnod obembege Mex. for Increased wages wag their lit Goshen. Colorado Illpringal refused.rogiasat lute will work tfonday.T A ' fore' has beenengsged to fIll all J. Prows. Pueblo, Colo. toA, Olean, Big Sandy, Mont Mayor C. E. Thomas saidColoWY. Cosner. at Panngotokis many students night, inciudingwho T. Ritchie, Gallup, N. Mel. reestiveddie. their rado college, C. Sebastian. Deriver, Colo. charge from the etude:tie army trainT. Ilendereon. Cottonwood, Aria ing corps. Buettner, Bozeman, Mont. IIIII Andros Olson, Poplar, Mont. - Mont. Fresno. Verne Clark, Prank White. Adomita N. IL Waldo 13. Howe. dello Falls, 'do. a Glass of Hot Water John Kirk, Mrs. Challis, Ida. Colo. ?reek Je Baroch, Denver, Colo. Willis ichroyer. Alvin. Fella Garcia, Repoli, N. IL Before Breakfast Lake, Albort It Witthasa Spring , ', t - . $ 4 ,85 7...,........ All sizes' Hidf Price now... , 3,35: . WObfEN'S BROWN, GRAY- - AND, BLACK''; NEW IfILITARY. REEL: SHOES, Half Price now MEN'S HEAVY SOLE DRESS - INE. - 10W-KgE-L 41 oeming casualtiet try reported by ' rnartalfso'it;r4ral of the American ex. r , inWlitionary forces: I , U 11", ti 1) 11 IIIID 351 Rifled in action Died of wounds Died acildental and other reuses i 201 Died of disease 1.154 Wounded severely Wounded (degree undetermined)1.124 Wounded slightly .0 L.MCW1,2MM;USEIMMINI;IMMIIIINIIIINOOPMEINIIMMMONIE111.11111111111111EMII 412 Kissing to action s' 4.4 n 9. && Teti 11 4 4. Ill ACTION. KILLED , 40.31.11. OM Jas. Curt. Salt Lahti City; Etalh. John T. Brower, Montrose. Colo. Jobs IL eaononY. Vernon Aria Wilbur Courtright. Indiana Valley, Harrison J. Rebhan. Sub lett. Idaho. Ida Isadore Plotkin. Denver, Colo. Mean. Aria Odus E. McFadden. Cyprien A. Fount ler, Beltsville, Mont. Alfred Henderson, Butte. Mont ---Goorge W. Dow, Denver, Colo. Melvin C. Palmer, Dottrel., Colo. Harold S. Oakes. Denver. Colo. Jess Bays,' Tucimart N. M. Colo. 11":.;Ir rte lak W. Ratter, Deming. N. IL Donald McClean. Brighton, ,. no. Behrend, Townsend, Mont IJoe ITICHINTER. DEGRICM WORNDED, IL Madrid. Poirot& Junction, Cola Shields. Loveland. Newell Ctilbertoon -- Krone. Reload Illytes. Colo. ' Jeered' IL Peel, Salt Lake CHT. (Hub. Colllna George W.- Dpnovita Wt. Cymer O. Erhard. Augusta, Colo. . .. , . Cob.. William Aadrew MoGleaben. Colo. Sidney A. Ostrom. Willianul. Mout Charles D. O'Brien, Jerome. Idaho. DIED OP' WOINDIL William R. Howerton. Joplin. Itiou Clowyrge W. Gardner, Phoenix. Arta 1 , Alms. Lowls, Victor, Colo. Anmrteate Trapille, Helen, I.-, Albert M. Shepherd. Golden, Cole. I O. V. Cruthers. St. Tucson, ArtaDIED or DISEASE. Rite. N. M. Francisco Serrera, t ' Matt Mance. Pueblo. Colo. Camera, Bingham. Utah. Filbert Sales. Therrher. Cole. Luke L. bowoll. Newcastle, Wyo. Leon It Stephens. Pboortlir. Arta QLPI 11 Carl C. Bock, Walince. Ida. IA & Dillon, Boulder. Colo.. - , David T. Wilkie. Rosebud. Mont , Guadniupe. horse. Tucson. Aria ' V4 Deals , .--- - SHOES - . TOP-- ' MOMENT GRAY itmarn - ' . -- ; Alb p.mm., --- . SHOES, Half Price now : Men's , -- .' A., ' ," , omen s Shoes Reduce to HALF. PRICE - : .4. - 4 1 , I All 1 ,,, ' 111 La,ik, . ::: 111111111111811111 11, AO . ,41 .........an.n.. I .,,: Western Casualty List A. t , - I A, ; - , 1 - 1111 ;1111. " - , 1 S.111.'1111.14611111'41a4'4 . , , .,,,,,.:1 . I , . . t io i . ' , 0 '11,i ' ' && . , A 111 .4,,,,:,,,,!,r,!!:,, , I $ . - "i 1' , . a i4 Il - - lil I ,,s,,, rdli' 0 iitil " , '' ., - "I'tt! , RUIN ' :111111111111111W. pasha' ', - i f I; ,If ....Vey, -- , , 11 1111! , AV ' ''61';1..'' . . P . , ,,. .. '' .: i ,.,.......,,,,...,,,,. : from mastations Is flight to shore now possible at a dist:ince ot 200 says, while the.land station thereport In can communicate with a machine -ajy ia miles swim Through the radio' to can sta., talk the aircraft telephone, tions 60 !Mies away and receive verbal! from station 13 miles di..1 instructions emtent - Both systems have been-- main. ployed with the coastal, .patrol tamed by aircraft Tables annexed to (be report show. that the battleship Missiesippl, 12 deetroyera. 'eight of which are 35.knot, , boats. and 14 submarine, bad been dd: livered prior to the first of 'skit July 20 to 344 At that time'dentroyers-Noinclusive were under construction, all craft two but the first being Tile chief difficulty to be overcome in carrytng Out the huge destroyer proj-on ect was building the engines,- yet 1 the driving of the III July boats then building were well advluicad- MatiT of the vessels Marti have been delivered. of the big "hips. engines forty out of eight new battleships-hapassed the 20 per cent mark. No work beyond' of preparation on plans appareutlyla had au-- 4 been done engines for the thorised battle cruisers and work had not much more than started on pleats for three of the six authorised scout CI Submartne indicting on July I numbered 100. and the tables show the engines for 38 were more than 80 per cent ready; 14 of them being well peat the SO per Cep.: , 1. - -,-- I" 1,,, - - , ' " k ';11' ,, ' I', 411 - . , , Irilli , - .JiffrJoilWisockosks, Wisconsin reraft i 1, i are le flavors. but ws aut. , Thin neat Loganberry or Pineapple. Try It today. It will hiring you a new concepdoa- - pf gelatins desserts. 3 Poothoyea AbfP 81 Coots : , At root Creoles chitiet,-- - - .1:7, - ,,,1111,1,ilrittuftt,Irrr,!!1,,t14,11, 11 '11.1mo"goll c 11i,11F1 , sweetened,soitsaires And it costa but is trifle. A WASITINOTON, Dec, ; -- -- -- ,1111, !III, n1,1,': cense, ready.. airws 'r'1,111',,til. ri 11, ,I, 11 tasty limitrir,111,,,, Ii Ill 0 With jitlys4el1 IFOU tia ilk, a deliciousdessert in an Instant. It . . sour sugar. ,., . .2.- I morilliir - mi ......... , , 1...111,0014000 . - , ' - .., 2:,.-,..,..- , ., Flavors in Vials - ,, - -- I ot , :- irt..x.1113t 2:11,......;,,,..,;,... a .; , C:11 : '-:- 1 ., . 1 cee . , ' - - . '' -7- eed -7,- - - ,' Foley's Siirned11 S. Navy .WasOperating 1i59Ships Submarine uelectine Was- ' , : ", la olettbsamewsofiedclotinaltrielitHus Gibraltar and two in the Meditorranean.'Thee were supplemented by six repair. 4,7 reships which nchieved vatnarkable suits In repairing vessels at sea. - - antenuartae Deteetteit. , ., . The report makes the first offielal announcement regarding development of the submarine detection devices and Ir.f.,.tude eas" keePeYeltPdtel" shows that American equipment for st ft'''T this purpose bas been placed aboard both British and French naval craft. wading in water sad tramplieg through Details ars not disclose& howevenp the slush end mow, bat you ma see that dm in this connection confining itdo sot suttee with soughs colds, croup, report self to the following paragraph sore throats of bcombuis following It. "Previous to July 1. 1$17. there were overseas transport sortie, consisting of 347 shipping board and other supply Honey - Is foir..mibenarine, detection just what they ought to ham whoa din - C0010 la, old and In service. Ono was the Fesaenden wet, enemitig oscillator. primarily intended for sandcoughing. It makes them teal worm and and receiving underwater signals; int comfortable, testae good, soothes s tell the ,other was a device developed bp Since Warned throat, and prevents edam Alto General Electric company. then eithretbor devices for submarine results horn the t been detection have w7,ttitead chill. developed and h.. limbos. made in quantity. not only for our Hest 1.7rird7o bag elmidh "Pkol own navy. but for the Brittle admirkilo I overlie& havera the hams. alty and the French ministry of maA gosh me tar ammo Ala asias.tis rina. Modified forms of those devices Issest stAmia,romumoing ADAM' CO have also been designed for use in pro. toction of the Atlantic coast of- the , ea tbo Paste et bre report compieted of United States. Snit Dowitiopasnat ' : 11 Islam applepowited by 13 tpopeeips tress the comet guard. lightheale Fr- "Viiirtak up naMill' radii) denalopmerit io.. asset mad geodetic parews and lists Lamina Taylor bows that through the In addition the navy wee now kiwis power plant at Annapolis and masevicelos. thee operating 137 opporeerted aterobaat tho "tattoo built by the sally- In France ape Uk and the easel and soaring tomplotioa prow41114w- had craft yarbta and weasels. wit& 111 ottitts about to be cons. boon made which wcould hauii hope :the, in touch missions& Clonetrunflon easier was for UnItud State Vireos - gorocontsal in Stitiropo constantly the regutar wavy at that time inelsided with rim if ovary-- saibularino cable had 173 welt flit,' ef lin kinds sad 12 tug& Tins radio communication "Sinoe the Mated Mates became a boos mit ardent boo booms astouded vastly, di belligerent," the report Metes, "the additional having . been magnitude of tba engiseering work el built both mechanical and tko during the year. are. voted- hi' wet pity- - hp- he sotto' imposed Itrfiting achtirromonts bat la the rapid a...demean of tocili. itivalopment of radooutflta for naval ., A -- - been without as keep up the fleet abroad, three, in repatre bases were- - established Branco. on. in Great Britain, one at, - --- .., executionhas Ptahrtall:l.l:toirl ,--1, ....A!7 ,........,.. , ties for Its ,;.7"4 ,,, -- - : -- 1918 13 ., |