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Show THE WEEKLY .REFLEX, KAYSVILLE. UTAH State Council Announces List of Utah Casualties Gem wiped Kenneth Evans. Salt Laka City. Leonard Guy Farley, Ogden. G. E. Farnow, Salt Lake City ReRAID BOLSHEVIK POST AND George Felton, St George. Harold M. Ferguson, Ogden, DEFEAT DEFENDERS. Alonso Finch, Lin wood. Robert A. PlnniraJ, University of Utah. Kvangelcs FtnhrUskia, Salt Lake City. The Keg Edward H. Fttayrrald (Major.) Soviet Troops Have Compelled Ru Garfield Deford Fletcher. Salt Laka City. manians to Begin a General Retreat Of the 23,000 Men Who Were Assigned Marion J. Fletcher, Kaysv.lie. Thomas Formaa. Bluff Data. John Jnto Bessarabia, After to the Varioue Branches, a Total Fauntleroy Fesyren. Brigham City. Ray Clydo Foster, Salt Lake City. Heavy Fighting. of 635 Gallant Fighters Made Raymond II. Fester, American Fork. the Supreme Sacrifice. Herbert Fowlea. Hooper. William B. Fewiee, Hooper. On the Archangel front Ijoiidoa. Loein E Frasier, Ogden. south of Seletskoe on April 15, a deSalt Lake City. The casualty list Lorcnso Frederickson, Salt Lake City. Andrew J. Fredaon, Ogden. tJie Kunlun national army containing the names of 535 tachment Utah men Frank 8. Fuller, Sprlngvilla " Bolshevik post. Virtually who were killed In raided O. Funk, Smithfield. . , WUliam or died of Bessemer. men Furmanskl, of out Anthony the garrison sixty wiped disease or wounds in various branches Melvin W. Galbraith, B landing. nnd ruptured two machine gaas, an of the service has been com- Jamaa H. Gardley, Beaver. compiled official statement from the British plete to Charles Elwood Garvin, Park City. January 10, 1019, by the state Georg Gidney, Brigham City. war office says. Only six men out of council of defense. The total list, ft Elmo Gillen, Murray. the garrison of the )ost succeeded la The honor role to January of this John W. Gilleeple. Salt Lake City. Morris Gina burg, Salt Lake City. escaping. Itusslua casualties were two year Is as follows: Herman Giaaemeier, Salt Lake City. killed and five wounded. William T. Gleason (Lieut.) William H. Adam, Caaa City. Herbert Glefhlll. Sigurd. Russian soviet troops, after heavy Soal C. Ahlquiat, Salt Lake City, Frank Lewi Click, Ogden. Voneengom Albo, helper. Rumanhave the fighting, compelled R. Alexander, Heber City. Theodore EL Gourgiotie, Garfield. ians to fcegln a general retreat into Clarenee E. Allen, Jr., Salt lake City. Wlliard G. Cowans, Tooele. Or In W. Allen, lagan, Ray N. Gowers, Nephi. Bessarabia from the line of Kamcnetz-Momle- v Jamaa Fred J. Grant, Ruth, Nev, L. Altop, Tooele. Edwin M. Gray, Elsinore. along the Dnelster in Roland, Jamee Anagnoat, Bingham. Wallace Cray, Santa Clara. Alexander Anderaon, Salt Lake City. Russian wireless message says. Arm is lead A. Groan, Jr Salt Lake City. Clarenee Anderaon, Aurora. Further north, In western Ukrulnla Darrell Anderaon, American Fork.' Arthur R. Green, Murray. Lawrence Green, 8alt lake City.' the message adds, the troops of Gen-er- Edward C. Anderaon, Clear Crack. E. Anderaon, Lake Shore. George A. Greenlee, Tooele. Ietlura huve been driven from Geonre Georye E. Anderaon, Richfield. Clayton B. Griswold, Ogden. Normal J. Haeckel. Salt Lake City. the line from Kameuetz-I'rosguro- v Junlua 11, Anderaon, Monroe. Otto A. Anderaon, Salt Lake City. Jacob Ha fen, Jr., Mount Pleasanh Shepletlvke. Wilford W. Anderaon. Loyan, Jay H. Hague (Lieut.) A retreat of ten miles In the Murlee ter Andrna, Spanish Fork. Lloyd Burt Haight, Trenton. Howard J. Hales, Spanish Fork. mansk region Is admitted by the Rus- Georye N. Ana ley. Salt Lake City. Clarence Fleming Hall, Midvale. Aryyle, Salt Lake City. sian soviet government In a wireless Horare R.Mann Henry F. Hall, Midvala. Aryyle. Spaniah Fork. Ralph Hall, Ogden. mesage received here Tuesday. The Winaton Arnett, Balt Laka City, Wallaoe Aaher, Lehl. Fred Halverson. Oakley, Idaho. message says: Walter B, Hanks, Grover. Earl Aehton, lehl. Milton G. Hansen, Providence. In the direction of Murmansk our Jamaa B. Auattn (Captain), 8a!t Lake City. Lear E. Auetln, Salt Lake City. Hase Hanson, Spaniah Fork. troops have retreated ten miles to the Spot Aolln, Paul O. Hanson, Levan. Salt. I eke City. south of Uros station nnd Urns lake. Ben A. Harding, Helper, Axelaon Sheldon, Elmo. Earl 6. Harper, 8mithfield. Charlee A. Baron, Magna " Jamee C. Gayan, CranUvIlle. Marlon Hatch, Spanish Fork. Increase Shown In Casualties. Golden Hatfield, .Sprlngvilla. Herman Baker. Oyden. Evan Banee, Sunnyaido. Jeffereon Hayes, lea. Washington. Revised army casualty Joel Man ford Hayes, Manila. C. Barlow. records made public April 15, show John Borneo Jr., heber City, Leon Haws, Salt Lake City. Orion Helm, Murray, 274,800 major casualltles, an increase fharlae Barrett, Provo. Edward H. George A. Hfhdrickaon, Salt Lake City. rue, Grantaville. of 1755 over the total announced a Cliff Barton,BarOgden. Lavon R. Hickman, Logan. Robert F. Hildebrand, Salt Lake City. week ago. One of the striking features Mllfur Almond Batee, Oyden. Stanford Hinckley, 8alt Laka City. Arthur Tennyaon Bate. Grantaville. of the record Is a reduction of JKt7 In Joeeph Vivian H. Hobson, Richmond. N, Batee. Wanahtp. A. Thaddeus Hodges, Mount Carmel the' number of .missing, brought ubout Joahua Batee, Wanahip. Jamaa Clinton Bowden, Salt Lake City. Amos Hoeft, Vernal, largely by the Identification of dead Louie G. Beauman, Jr., Oyden. Henry Hofelc, Salt Laka City. Otto Beebe, Ctrdeville. John Arthur Hogan, Tooelei and the return of prisoners. I .alloy E. Benaon, Coalville. John W. Hogan, Salt Laka City. Christian Beat, Panyultch. Raymond Holmes, Ogden. Warns of Psrllt of Bolshevism." Fred Perry Holton. Ralph Iliddle Salt Lake City. Elmer E. 11 la hop, Hinckley, Utah, Cecil J. Horton. San Francisco. Hope that the prln Allen M. Blain, Sprlny City. Ira Routs, Sprlngvilla Hadley Howard (Lieut). clples of anarchy and Bolshevism that John Blundell, Salt Lake City. G. Samuel El Howard, Riverton. now sway portions of the world will Rufua E. Bolton, Salt Lake City. Phillip Booth, Salt Lake City. Seymour Oswald Howell, Nephi. not get a dominant foothold in Ainer Fred E Booth, Salduro. James P. Howell, Tooele. David John William H. Huffman, Loekerby. Boyd, Jr., Provo. Ion, but that the golden rule" eventu Ruaaell Hughes, Garfield. Ralph Brandy, ML Pleasant. L. A. Humphrey, Ogden. ally shull prevail hen and elsewhere, Roaa J, Bracken. 8L John. was expressed by Mayor Ole Hanson of Georye Walter Brandley. Salt Lake City. Harry D. Humphries, Murray. Alexander Leland Basil Hunsaker, Brigham City. Oyden. Seattle in an address here at a moss Jamee Roy Briyhton,Brewer, Thomas Hunt, Monroe. Salt Lake City. Caleb Bolwar Brlnton, Big Cottonwood. Russell IngersolK American Fork. meeting In the Civic auditorium. Early P. Brown. Salt Laka City. Wallace Ipson, Beaver. Euyene Allen Brown, Duchcane. Frank leak ton, Ogden. Ira Brown, Lehl. Arthur Ivie, Heber City, Trainmen Blamed for Wreck. William A. Brown, Hoytavllle. Ran Ivie, 8alina. renr-om- l A collision Carl Brunaon, South Bountiful. Washlngtoti. William L. Jacobs, Heber City. William G. Jakos, Garfield. between .two New York Central pas- Loyan H Bryant. Cedar City. Georye Elwood Bunker, Hinckley. Arthur Janney, Salt Lake City. senger trains near South Byron,' N, ., Herbert H. Hume, Vernal. Leo M. Jensen, Richfield. H. Harold Wilbert Johnson, Heber City. Burrowa, Salt Lake City, last January, in which twenty-on- e perHubert G. Buah, Salt Lake City, Niels Oliver Jensen, CenterviHa Insons were killed and seventy-on- e Arthur L. Cahoon, DeeerwL Roy Jensen, Mapleton. Waldemar Jensen, Balt Laka City. jured, was due solely to human error, Joeeph A. Cain. Salt Laka City. Alton Gaidar. Vernal, V. Jee person. Cedar City. Elmer to a bureuu the of according report by Harold Cameron, Salt Laka City. David Jes person, Ogden, Ernest F. Johnson, Randolph. Ogden. safety to the Interstate commerce com- R. O. Campbell, Philip V. Campbell, Oyden. Raymond R. Johnson, Salt Lake City. mission. Fred T. Cannon, Ogden. Chariea Clayton Jones, Salt Lake City. David Lane Jones. Clearfield. George W. Carliele, Heber City. Curney F. Carlaon, Murray.-CharleHenry M. Jones, Enoch. Glaia Asks Quick Response. T. Carrol, Standing. John Jones, Willard. R. Maurice New York. Widespread distribution Carter, halt Lake City. Joseph Junes, Randolph. Stofano Caaeiano. Murray. Joseph Leo Jonea (Captain). Hooper. of the fifth nnd final Liberty loan Albert Casern, Bingham. . Joy V. Jones. Provo. Jamee Marvtn L. Jones, Wellavtlla the $1,500,000,000 Victory loan as an WeaUy Chlpman, Salt Lake City. Eddia Chriatenaen, Lehl. Guy J. Judgensen, Salt Laka City. antidote to Bolshevism, was urged by Jaaae M. Chriatenaen. Bill Kallis, Bingham. Gunnison, Carter Class, secretary of the treasury Parley B. Chriatenaen. Salt Daniel latter Keats, St. Georgs. Lake City. " There Ktehepaloa, Garfield. in an address here before 4000 hum Royal C. Chriatenaen, Redmond. Parley P. Chriatenaen (Captain), Ephrlam. Harry D, Keith; Nada campaigners of the New York federal Royer Harvey Clapp (Lieut.), Salt Lake City. Vra Xcliey, Murray. John Q, Clark, Cedar City. Michael J. Kelly, Eureka. reserve district. Karl L. Cobb, Oyden. George Kerr, Salt Lake City. Eldridge 8. Coffin. Salt Lake City. Peter L. Keyes, Ogden. William Cotby, Duchean. Scott P. Kimball, Salt Lake City, Y. M. C. A. Losses In War. Thomas Kirkland, Salt Laka City. Vlryli Cole, Salt Lake City. Eleven Y. M. C. A. Vernell W. Coleman, Midway. New York, Moroni Kieinman, Toquervills. Alexian E. Koahaba, Balt Lake City. Bingham. oversea workers were killed in notion, Umberto B.Conedera,Willard. " George Cook, Henry K Kramer, Spanish Fork. three died from wounds nnd fifty-si- x Edward A. Kupfer, Balt Lake City. Georye Cottem. Salt Lake City. V shram Kurkllan, Salt Lake City. Herald Cox, Fatrview, from disease nnd other causes since Jamee Abraham Crawford. Salt Lake City. George C. Lam bourne. Salt Lake City. the beginning of the war, according to Abraham Crawford, Helper. Isaac H. Iannton, Springdale. Jew L. La it bee, Balt Lake City. an announcement by the national war Teddy Crawford. Caatleyato. Alfred L Larsen, Provo. Jamaa W. Craw land, Holden. work council of the organization. Cleveland C. Larsen. Balt Laka City-- . Georye Howland Croft, Centerville. Lawrence E. Larsen. Spanish Fork. Earl F. Crow, Salt Lake City. Orville H. Larson. Brigham City. Raymond Francia Crow, Salt lake City. Telephone Income Shares Decrease. Diamond L. Larson, Sterling. Elmer J. Criddle, Kayevilla. Herbert Layton, Kaysqlis The net Income of Jamee Cuff. Salt lake City. Washington'. John H. Leo, Salt Lake City. LeRoy Curtis, Payaon, sixty telephone companies, with an- Jamee WUliam Hunter.Leea Daeoliar, Salt Lake City. nual revenues above $250,000, showed James Daeoles, Salt Laka City. Henry J. Lefevre, Spry. Carl H. Leiehmaa. Wells villa Ladd Lake Damron, Salt City. a decrease of $220,000, or 3.7 cent, Joeeph WUliam Leita, Castlegato. Jeaae Daley. Salt Lake City. during November, ISIS, as compared Edwin Dahlquiat, Sandy. Frank Leland, Salt Lake City. Harold Lewi (Capt.). Salt Lake City. with the total of $5,977,000 for No- George F. Daurrow, Salt Lake City. Daniel J. Limb. Alamavilla. Gilford Davidson (Lieut.), San Franciaeo. vember, 1917. Edward L. Lister. Tooele. Ruaaell W. Davies, Salt Lake City. George Lloyd, Balt Lake City. Bryce E. Davie. Salt Lake City. Daa L Lockhart, Wallsburg. Georye R. Day, BountlfuL Wilson Pleased by Packers. WUliam Lofthoase, Willard. David Day. Weet Layton. Wilson has Arthur F. Longs haw. Salt Lake City. Beaver Albert Doan, Washington. Secretary City. R. Longsoa, Salt Lake City. Charles Woodruff. David LeRoy Dean, written the five lending meat puckers Fletcher G. Defer. Salt Lake City. George Lord. 'Balt lake City. W syne Loveless. Huntington. expressing gratification of the departCharlee Denaley, Bluffdale. Grant H. Lyman. ment of labor at their expressed will- Peter Detom eat. Silver,' City. Arthur McCord, Provo. Roy DeWltt. Loyan. to labor continue ingness existing WUliam Jonea MeCemb, Helper; Jared Dirkaon, Morgan. r Seth McConkla Vernal agreements for a period of one year Thomas W. Dimond, Salt Lake City. Jamee M. Dodds, Price. Harold McConnell, Cedar City. . after jieace Is signed. Charles Snead McDonald. John Doles, Oyden. Rural King Dorrlty, Beaver City. Monroe McDonald, Heber City. Ora J. Douglas, Bingham. Douglas Me Far lane, Stockton. D. A. R. Oppose Misuse of Flag. Chariea Lionel Dover, Cedar City, Alvin McKean, Salt Lake City. Washington. Ennctment of a fed Austin Draper, Redmond. Angua R. McKrilar, Salt Laka City. Robert McLooghlm. Salt Lake City. oral law to prevent general misuse Jabea Draper. Clearfield. R. Draper, Morgan. Melvin B. McMillan. Murray. and desecration of the American flag J. Earl J. Drown, Midvale. Georg D. McMillan, Cleveland. was advocated In a report Tuesday to Oliver R. Dryadale, Oyden. David L McNeil, St. George, C. L. John W. Martin. Tooele. Oyden. the twenty-eight- h congress of the ArthurDuff. Samuel Martin. Beaver City. Duff In. Ogden. 1 William Earl Mace, Bingham. Knighton of the American Revolu- Frederick J. Duncan. Centerville Fork. Edward Durant, Spaniah Ray Van Cott Madsen, Black foot, Idaho. tion. Robert Durant Harry Malone, Ogden. Harold Manwaring. George E. Earl, Centerville. Fred Fountain Green. Elder. David Arvill Marietta Salt Lake City. Cork. Strike at Frank J. Edwards, Beaver City. WUliam Martin. American Fork. Cork, Ireland. The workingmen In John Abel Ekln, Provo. William C. Marvin. Cork are Idle as the result of a pne Fred Elder. Fountain Green. Clarence James Mason. Brigham City. Horatio Ellerman (Lieut). 8. L. City. Frank Walter Medell. Huntsville, clamation of n strike by the trudv Ernest Walter B. Elliott (Capt), Fort Douglas. Arrol H. Merrill, Richmond. unionists as a protest against martial Melvin A. Elwood, Ogden. Joseph Hyde Merrill. Salt Lake City. Emmett Lake Salt Alfred Meyer, Salt Lake City. Erickson, , City. law. Electric and gas companies oi D. Eat. Salt Lake City. Daniel R. Mich lien. Salt Lake City Harry have the city been cut off. H. L. Evans (Lieutenant). NephL Maurice K. Miles, Smithfield. members of national, army Record of Utahns Who sponded to N&tions Call Rich in Sacrifice. at acon 0r ' sl -- . e -- jer - ' Jr. . Combine to Export Product Chicago. Twenty-twpacking and provision firms have formed a per manenr organization of the United States Provision corporation. ' to do an export Export business under the act. o Webb-Fomeren- e Board of Missions Conference, vr by more thaaUOO (Mefjate from tlip twelve states Ip I i.n In the porifpronce, tke fimui,'.' nentton of tho rrbytorikn boa:-o- f ii'ipstmm of the aoithwest itona here Tuistluv. Treasure. regrettable that we know No Trac of Bert It. Miller, Ogden. Glen & Miller, Panguiteh. W. E. --M Her berg. . Charles Mills. Salt Lake City. Francis C. Monk, Benson. Walter A. Wonaon, Ogden, i George L. Morre. Spaniah Fork. Leater E- - Mor oa (Major), Salt Laka City. Adrian L. kfogin (Lieut.), Salt Lake Clt William C. Morris. Greeley. Idaho. Ross Moore. Heber City. Clyde W. Morse, Salt Lake City. C. W. Morse. MUlcroek. Clyde Muir, Clinton. Russell Wagoner Muir, Heber City. Joha Moulder, Ogden. James H. Murphy. Park City. Francia Vere Naylor. Salt Lake City. Charles E. Nelson. Saif Lake City. George R. Nelson. Manila. JUtah. Roy P. Nelson, Randolph. William N etc her, Trenton. Arthur S. Nicbon. Logan. Boyd Nielson. Clarenee Nielson, Richfield. -Harry D. Jones. Salt Laka City. Bert Oakley, American Fork. Raymond B. Oldham. Logan. Alfred M. Olsen, Brigham City. Andrew M. Olsen, Fountain Green. Charles F. Olsen. Delbert F, Olsen, Brigham City. Oran Opens haw, Santa quia. John H. Osborne, Salt Lnke City. Wesden E. Osborn. Salt Lake City. Frank R. Ostler, Nephi. -Thomas Weeks Ostler, NephL Carl J. Ostlund, Salt Lake City. Carl J. Ostlund. Murray. Henriaa Dewey Otteson, MantL Harvey A. Parker, Bennton. George B. Parkinson, Whitney. Salt Lake City. James A. Parnall (Lieut.) Eugeae Paslni, Salt Laka City. Melvin C. Patten, Payton. That Delos L. Peay, Provo. Hyrum E Perry, Springvillo. Ralph Perry, Vernal. Edward McClure Peter (Lieut.) George E Peters, Vernal. Aivia George Peterson, Gunnison. Arthur L. Peterson, Salt Lake City. Frank Howard Peterson, SnydervUla John O. Peterson (Corporal), Wtlby. Leonard H. Peterson, Salt Lake City. Vera A. Peterson, Balt Laka City. Peter D. Pitta, MarysvUle. WUliam Raymond Platt, 8alt Laka City. Dan Potovicb, Bingham. John Henry Poison, Mammoth. Thomas J. Powell, Lehl. Clayton D. Preston (8ergeant), Logan. William Price, Ogden. Arthur Leon Pritchard. Garfield. Marlin Proctor, Panguitch. Reuben W. Radmall, Pleasant Grova Albert L Ralph. Rockland, Idaho. Cleyon J. Reber, Shpta Clara. -- Jerry V. Reece, Payton. O. D. Reeder, Brighapi City. Ornamon Remington (Ssrg.), Salt Lake City. Abraham Reuah, MantL Lowell F. Richardson, Salt Lake City. Harold Richie, Eureka. Earl R. Rid.l, Balt Lake City. Brutus L. Rideout (Corn.), Salt Lake City. Elmo Ridges, Salt Lake City. James E Riggs, Panguitch. Cleon J. Robert, Santa Clara. William R. Robbins, Provo, John Roberta, Jr., Wellington. Alexander G. Roberta, Jr., Sandy. Joseph Robertson, Salt Lake City. Lewis S. Robison, Pleasant Grova Grant Romney. Salt Laka City. WUliam L. Rook, Salt Lake City. Louis Row (Lieut.), Salt Laka City. Thorvald Y. Rowley, Logan. Orville Wallace Ruby (Lieut,), Ogden. Ernest E Russel, Salt Lake City. Sterling Russell, Grafton. Albert Stanley Sadler, Payaon. Herbert Chariea Sadler, Spring Laka Frank George Sainsbury, Fielding. Elmer John Sandberg, Salt Lake City. Martin Sanders, Richmond. BantareiU, Tooele. Charles E Bcannell (Lieut.), Orangevtlla Vernie L. Scott. SpringvUle. Fred L, Schmaltxe, Ogden. Albert E Scheneider, Salt Lakh City. William A. Seter. Sandy. James Shaw, Ogden. Scott M. Sheets, Salt Lake City. Leslie O. Shilder, Salt Laka City.. George M. Silver, Salt Lake City. Klwan Sinis, Sait Lake City. Niels Skeeh, Nephi. Ardie Smith, Balt Lake City. Gilbert L. Smith, Randolph.. , Henry Smith. Park City. Lehl Larsen Smith, Salt Lake City. WUliam Smith, Sait Lake City. Elmer S. Snyder. Salt Lake City. Grover V. Sorenson, Vineyard. Hyrum Sorenson, Salt Lake City. Joseph Sorenson, 8a!t Lake City. Walter J. Sorenson, Brigham City. 8idney A, Sorendbn, Salt Lake City. Bert Spakman, Richmond. Bpargtnnino, Salt Lake City. Harry Speight, 8alt Lake City. Roaa W. Spencer. James Keen BprunL Edwin Ellis Squires, Suit Lake City. WlUiam Squires, 8alt Lake City. WUliam R. Steglich, Salt Laka City. Georg Btovenson, Price. Charles J. 8 1 wart, Spanish Fork. Nela Stewart, Salt Lake City. WUliam G. 6 to tiebreaker. Ogden. Hyrum Etuxnegger MantL Arthur G. Sullivan, Eureka. Osborn 8utton, NephL WUliam Moir 8wan. Salt Lake City. Alfred Swens, Eureka Horace R. Tanner, South Cottonwood. Gilbert Tardier, Beaver. August G. Targhetta Salt Lake City. Lynn Taylor, Ouray. -- Robert B. . Taylor. Hadley IL Teter (LiecL), Salt Laka City, Frank W. Thomaa, Salt Lake City. H. H. Thomaa, Jr.. 8alt Laka City. Guy Thomas, Pries. Alonso P. Thomaa, Bpanlsh Fork. WUliam O. Thompson, Sterling. Heber Harris Thomaa, Jr. Ransford T. TOrgerson. Monro. Vernon W. Tomer, Delta Thorns Trmgastia Bingham. Charles Lee Tucker, Myton. Parley C. Turner, Holden. Roland Twelves, Provo. J. Edwin Taylor. Salt Lake City. Albert Valvleet. Eureka , Harlow H. Vincent, Salt Lake City. Don Crandall Wade, Ogden. Chariea A. Wagner, Magna Blaine J. Wall, Salt Lake City. Wilford E Wansberg, Murray. Ben Wagstaff, Provo. 8toart Walcott. Provo, WUliam Walkington, Helper. E H-- Walters (Captain). Logan Edward H. Walters (LieuL). Logan Keith Warhy. Manila. Utah. Ernest' B. Watkins. Salt LakClty: Dover Watkina, Tremonton. Ellia L We ter (Lieut.), Salt Laka City. Harley Weir, Salt Lake City. Wilford Well, Salt Laka City, Richard C Werner, Salt Laka City. Ruaaell J. West, Pleasant Grova Georg H. Weatern, Deseret. James Hughe Weston. Logan Mearl Wheelwright, Ogden Ira Bartlett Whitaker. Willard. Charles L. White, Jr., KanesviUe. . Fred T. Whltehoose. Salt Lake City. W, A. Whlteley, Salt Lake Ctty. Mason Whitmore, Salt Lake City. Clifford Wiliiama GroenfwkL Aldan Whit beck. Vernal. Joseph S. Wilkes, Salt Lake City. Joha E WUherk, Vernal. Raymond O. Williams, Tooele. Joseph C. Wilhnore, Logan. Herbert L Wilson, Eureka Orson P. Wilson. Duchesne. Wet ton Woodland, Willard. Georg Woodward. Panguitch. Joseph R. Woolley, Grants villa Nekton F. Worley. Wellington Jack P. Wright. Salt Lake City. Georg L, Young. Salt Lake City. Homer S. Yoong (Capt.), Ogden Brairy M. Zabriskie, Mount Pleasant. Walter Zabnskte, Provo. Henry R. Zobell. ,CUgata. , . .. d IHTEfiESTS stop Losing Calves ea Stamp Abortlsn Oat of YOUR HEED and Keep It Oat y tb nae ol Ds. DAVID ROBERTS Anti-Aborti- MONROE DOCTRINE UNABRIDGED IN ITS RIGHTS BY THE FUTURE ACTIVITIES OF LEAGUE. Former German Colonies and The Territories of the Ottoman Empire Are to be Administered In the Interests of Civilization. Paris. An official nummary of the revised covenant of the league of nations Issued April 12, makes gpedflc mention of the Monroe doctrine with respect to Its bearing on the future activities of the league. Tho summary follows: (1) The league of nations Is founded In order to promote lnternatloifal and to secure peace. The league will Include: (a) the belligerent states named In a document annexed to the covenant; (b) all the neutral states so named, and (c) in thd future country whose adany s of Is mission approved by the states already members of the self-governi- two-third- league. A state may withdraw from the league, providing It has kept Its to date, on giving two years , notice. act will The through an (2) league more than not assembly comprising three representatives of each of the member states, each state having only one vote, and a council comprising for the present one representative 6f each of the five great powers and each of four other powers as selected from time to time by the assembly." On' Vote for Each State. obligations The number of powers of each class represented on the eoundl may be increased by the unanimous consent of the council and a majority of the assembly Other powers have the right to sit as members of the council during the decision of matters In which they are especially Interested, u the eoundl, as In the assembly, each state will have only one vote, Armaments to be Reduced. (3) The member states agree: (a) To reduce their armaments,, plans for such reduction beihg suggested by the council, but only adopted with the consent of the states themselves,- - and thereafter not to Increase them without the concurrence of the council ; (b) to exchange full information of their existing armies and their naval and military programs ; (c) to respect each others territory and personal independence, and to guarantee them d) to against foreign aggression; submit all International disputes either to arbitration or to Inquiry by the council, which latter, however, may not pronounce an opinion on any dispute whose subject matter falls solely within a states domestic jurisdiction; in no case to go to war till three months after an award or a unanimous recommendation, has been made, and even then not to go to war with a state which accepts the award or recommendation; (e) to regard a state which has. broken the covenant as having committed an act of war against the league, to break off all economic and other relations with It and to allow free passage through their territories to the troops of those states which are contributing armed force on behalf of the league. (4) The covenant does not affect the validity of international engagements, such as treaties of arbitration or'regional understandings like the colonies and the territories of the Ottoman empire are to be administered in the lntrests of civilization by states which are willing to be mandatories of the league, vhlch will exercise a general supervision. (6) The member states accept (ce- on Small Expenie . Baafiy Applied. Boro Reantta Uaad awceaafuHy iot U yean. Consult Da AVID ROBERTS boat mU animal oilmen ta In. formation hat. Bend for FREE opy of Th Cattle Special tat" with full Information on Afcarma la Cewa DO. DAVID ROBFItTS VKTUXNA&Y CO. ISO Craad Aro. WaUetto. ttac. -- WHY NOT PURE-BREDS- 7 If any farmer will put In taro or three rtflattred Shorthorn female and keep th j fertale Increase he rJ soon hav a valuable herd at m&ll cost A Kansas farmer produced 4 head of registered fihorthpraa from one cow in u years farmer A Wisconsin produced head from one cow in la lee than If rears The value count ap feat If they' re purebred BREEDERS 4MTHSn.iH5T?ORN . 11 Are., Citk-axa- Bayders Detective Ayeacy Expert Bertlllon system; men, women wanted. 44H-Easton, Bt. Anger-prin- aaelst-an- t, ts Mo A French Orphan. A One returned overseas soldier told about his company adopting a French orphan. They were all excited about it and all had In mind a little hdme-les- s girl or boy, and when the picture came that the government sends of each one, it was the picture of a woman of about forty years old. SWAMP-ROO- FOR T KIDNEY AILMENTS There i only one medicine that really tends out preeminent aa a medicine for curable ailments of the kidney, liver and iladder. Dr. Kilmera Swamp-Rostands the lighest for the reason that it has proven to be just the remedy needed in thousands cases. upon thousands of distressing Swamp-Romakes friends quickly because its mild and immediate effect is soon realized in most cases. It is a gentle, ot ot lealing vegetable compound. Start treatment at once. Sold at all drug stores jn bottles of two sizes, medium and large. However, if you wish to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton, N. Y for a sample bottle. ."When writing be sure and mention this papert-Adv- . Air Raid Photo at 19,000 Feet. One of the most remarkable photographs that of - a daylight raid on Offenburg, taken at 10,000 feet has een presented by Gen. Sir Hugh Trenehard to be auctioned at the Victory matinee at the Coliseum. , BOSCHEES SYRUP , " 1 i Too Monroe doctrine. (5) The former German Cleanliness Necessary. Colors for. Dyeing. no It Is When our daughter was six years old White, very light cream, pink, blue little about King Hiram from whose she was taken to mm her first vaude- or green can be dyed any color. Light seaport of Tyre, 100 miles north of ville performance. One number on ,the red may be dyed a darker red, "purJerusalem, most of the material was program was a dancer, who wore very ple, plum or brown. Brown will be temshipped for building the famous little, and Leva's first remark when rome a darker brown by the use ol ple. Probably, like Solomon, she saw the dancer was : Oh, mamma, crimson or garnet. A dark green may great atores of Jewels, but none of but she has to wash herself clean, so be a deeper shade of green, dyed them has heen preserved, and, as .lor much of her shows.' Cleveland Pi in brown or black. 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CA that famous old remedy (7) Tlie league Is recognized as the for STOItIA, and infants children, and see that it central body Interested In Bears the and assisting international activSignature of ( ities generally. In Use for Over 30 Years. S) Amendments to the covenant Children the of all the states Cry for Fletchers CastorU approval require on the council and a simple majority DIfferentJTroubles. of those -- In the assembly. States I have an electric runabout on my which Rlgnify their ' dissent from amendments thus approved are not hands." "Youre lucky. I hate a runbound by them, but, in this "Case, cease around on my fingers. to be members of the league." Cutlcura Comforts Baby's 6kln When red, rough and Itching with hot Students Join Defense Forces. baths of Cutlcura Soap and touches of Leipzig. The students on Satur- Cutlcura Ointment. Also make uso day voted unanimously to close the now and then of that exquisitely scentuniversity and enlist In the border ed Cutlcura Talcum, defense forces. They urged alt the one dusting powder, of the indispensable Cutlcura German high Institutions" of learning Toilet Trio. Adv. rtain -- v T( to do likewise. Brutal Turk Hanged. Constantinople. Kemal Bey, gover- nor of Diarbekr, has been publicly hanged in Bayaaid square in Stamboul in the presence of the military governor of Constantinople, for his part In recent Armenian massacres. Have a Party fofi Him.'" Howell My boy was born on elec- tion day. Powell That Is a real Cartoons Magazine. campaign Issue. Cra phnplee. headache, hod braeth by taktag i Mey dpoke. Alee, Jtlap rolled late ttay engxr pUl exited Doetor P terra' Fteaaaal Kail a. Adv. No man with a knowledge of law Many Win Decorations. ever mistakes the will Tor the deed. Washington. 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