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Show t THE WEEKLY KEFLEX, KAYSYILLE, UTAH ran OF VICTORIOUS AMERIFORCES RETURNS HOME FROM OVERSEAS. Honored by foreign rul lerh-jiij;- . iunmiander-iiL-clile- f d self-itmtr- blood-drenche- I J Spends Sabbath Day in Iowa Capital, Where He and Mrs. Wilson Attend Services at Church and Enjoy Automobile Ride. of the n.igtitiet army that ever Mught its way i victory under the Stars and Siripes. returned to his own folk on Holiday to meet a greater honor than say foreign poteutate or power could ci.nfer the thanks' of the worlds greatest democracy to the man who had planned the decisive blow in fight against tyranny. soldier who had The stern-faceamid maintained his iron ilie shambles of the Meuse and the forest of Argonne was i.ot proof against the tribute of prnie and gratitude which was roared from hundreds of thousands of the throats iid hearts of his fellow citizens. Ills voice trembled with emotion as he responded to the greetings extended by Secretary of War Baker in his own behalf and that of the president, ns well as the welcoming addresses of and representatives of the senate house, the state and city. A his car passed slow ly through the ilieerleg multitudes which jammed Broadway from the Battery to the city hall. Iershing attempted in vain to maintain his composure. At first he replied to the cheers with the stiff salute which military etiquette demands, but he was soon carried away by the storm of applause which swept In great gusts about him. Iiising to his feet, he waved his cap above his bead with a boyish gesture which told bow deeply he was stirred, while the grim lines of his brouzed face broke Into a smile which was as infectious as the CLASS A1 THE WEST. States Confers Her Highest Honors Upon Chief Who Led Our Army in Campaign Against the Huns. tod governments, General PEOPLE A sound, healthy msn is number. A man can be as OMAHA AND SIOUX CITY ON SPEAKING TOUR OF United New York. THE MEN IN GUEST CF LEADER CAN 10 ol d ! MAINTAIN ROAD AFTER BUILT Omaha President iKon i1, guest of Oin.,ha and Sioux I'.ilK, p on Monday, on ln tour of tie In Omaha the president spoke to a crowd of SrfHio persons following a drive through the prim ipal where he was onthuslastieally greeted b.v thousands of i heering Nlruk.iii Omaha is the home of Senator Hiuh-eock- , the administrations lender in the fight for ihe ratification of the treaty. The streets of Sioux C'itv. the busy little South Iukota city, were irovvded with people most anxious to do him honor with ail ilie jmwer of their lung Th presidential party spent Sundry in Pe Moines Iowa 1 lie pieulent and Mrs. Wilson ivim1 most of the daj In their suite at u Pea Moines hotel, where they had their first night off their special train sine leaving Washington, Wednesday, September 8. lu the morning they attended services at the Central lreahj terinn church,' and in the afternoon went for an automobile ride, wlmh took them out through the tountrv about the Iona capital. Pr. Grajson, the presidents phji-vun- , iImui had been mm ti said Mr. refreshed by his Stirtda.v nop in Pes Moines and wasTn good trim for the strenuous week before him. He said lie would urge, however, Unit the president make few rear platform speeches along the way, saving Ills voice for the eleven aehed tiled addresses. The president made his third pvli in Missouri at Kansas city on September G, in the Convention hall, which accommodates l.'i.ooo. When the president, aeeompanied by i Mr. Wilson, appeared on the the of the vast auditorium, crowd, each of whom had a small American flag, arose and cheered for more than two minute. , .mt. rare. Just after the general walked down the gangplank at lloboken he received the first reward whilich a grateful country has offered him. In the name of the nation. Secretary of War Baker handed him his commission as full An escort of airplanes dropied general in the American army, a rank on train the flowers special presidents held previously by only three men he and as Pes Moines, it approached Sheridan Sherman. and Grant, was cheered during an automobile ride through crowds that packed the downLEAGUE TO AID MEXICANS. town streets far out beyond the curb. President Wilsons first tqeeoh of Directed Movement Propaganda the western tour was delivered at CoAgainst Intervention Disclosed. Ohio, Thursday, September 4. lumbus, Washington. Existence of an orwas presided over by The meeting ganized propaganda movement in the Dr. W. O. and the presiThompson, Inlted States calculated to counteract was Introduced dent by former Goverany step toward armed Intervention in K. Campbell as the first nor James Mexico was established at the first citizen of the big, round world. hearing on Monday of the senate forEscorted by a battalion of state eign relations subcommittee, charged troops and city officials. President with investigating the Mexican situaWilson was driven through the city to it was plat-fprn- tion. Memorial hall immediately French Rental Story Refuted. Paris Colonel Blanton Winsliip, advocate general and also head of the requisitions and claims department of the American expeditionary forces, f.naliy disposed of the old story that the French people claimed rentals for the ground occupied by trenches at the front, in his testimony Monday before the committee of the American congress investigating war expenditures. , Meeting to Discuss Scabies. Owing to what is" said Boise, Idaho. le an alarming outbreak of sheep to in many localities in southern Maho," Miles Cannon, state commls-Mone- r of agriculture, has called a meeting of the state advisory sheep onmdttee for September 15 to consld-e- i means of meeting the situation. m iib Minnesotans Ratify Suffrage. Paul, Minn. The Minnesota house of representatives shortly after tin sjiecial session opened Monday, ratified ...the federal woman suffrage a iiiendmenL The vote was 120 to 6. The senate also ratified the amend- St Memphis Police Prevent Lynching. Memphis. Tcpn. Jack C. Stewart. w lute, and Ileury C. Johnson, a negro, were rescued by police from' a 'crowd f angry white men who were threat-- " ng t lynch them after the negro had run down four white children with b n automobile. Miners Ask Higher Pay. Cleveland A sharp increase in the wages of all coal miners in the ' nited States and Canada, the six hour day and the thirty hour week re written large on the program-fu- r 'he international convention of the Fnited Mine Workers of America, hi. b opened here Tuesday. hic upon his t srrival. To greet him on his arrival were crowds somewhat reduced on account Butte Bank Robbed, Butte, Mont. A man armed with a revolver held tsp the South Side State .bank ia the southern part of Butte, Moaday, and escaped with about 4Xt In currency after locking four offl rala and clerks at the vault. ss j House of the Colorado Agmultural I'olhge i a firm believer iu the iuiiMrtHme of maintaining a ro.id aftr it is built. He supplies the 'ollowiitg. tuku from The Engineer-luNew Kt cord. and says of it it is so true and hit the nail so squurely li.H quote it direct" : "The teiidemy in road improvement i to elett tjves of road width require very litile annual maintenance. Hie g neru feeling among laymen cem to be that when a road surface requires some annual maintenance to keep It in good shaie. it i an expensive type aid should le avoided. Yet, if the interest on investimut and the "epairs are taken into consideration, the (lieafar wearing surface may in many rases prove to be the more satisfactory and e otioinicul. It not uncommon to see roads of a good type constructed and then, after they begin to show signs of wear, to see them ncglerted entirely or some method of repair or maintenance Import'd whirh has been found by long practice to he defective. When we see mud hole in earth roads filled with rlpi.ip crushed stone or cinders, It Is not tlie engineer's fault that an enormous priee is paid for the repair material; the road engineer knows that pnqier diainage, and repairing with earth from the side of the road, are the economical methods of tuatnle-- ! Prof. E. 1 B. g em Ou--thk- your ind great-grandfath- used. Two capsules each day will keep you toned "up and feeling fine. Money refunded if ttuy do not help you. Remember to ask for the imiHrted GOLD MEDAL Br.Jd. In three sms, staled packages. Adv " 1 I ' First Impression. hum be oft " ilnM.tii 'o the tirt unit c! n " ' I BAYER CROSS I nut Savory beans, Mexican peppers, choice bits of tender beef all in ft hot Spanish sauce! Such is Libby Chili Con Carne ask your grocer for a package today. Try it with rice, mashed potatoes or spaghetti it delightful.' Libby, M?Neill A Libby, Chicago OR GENUINE ASPIRIN f the street car strike, but the presi- te-k- p i n I ( Will reduce Inflamed, Strained. Swollen Tendons, Ligaments, to pick ail rigid to ad otln or Muscles. Stop the lameneasand to be companv, tut they ic gonna be from a Splint, Side Bone or Buyer Tablets of Apir, Sain Spavin. No blister, no hair genuine mut be maiked with the mighty lonesome. and horse can be used. $2. SO a an gone Crow." Bajjer Always buy safety I ont think in bi i.iim of the lo bottle at druggists or delivered. unbroken Bayer packuge which conII lie wear. tortoDesIn your case for special instrucreto tains prop r directions safely tions and interesting horse Book 2 R Free. lieve Hcmluthe, Toolhittho, Earache, ABS0RE1NE, JR.V the antiseptic liniment foe mankind, teduces Strained, Torn LigaNeuralgia, ('obis and pain. Handy tin ments, Swollen Glands, Vain m Musrieai boxes of 12 tablets tot but 0 few Ileal Cuts, Som, li leers. AUay pain. ! deleft II 21 iciits at drug stoic larger pntknges 4tif4. t IrMriW ink nlo. Aplrin Is the trade mark of Wts Almost frantic With the Pain end k. f. TOllliC, P. I. F, I0 lempts Street. Iprttgf.iiilJSi Baysr Manufacture of Monoaoetle-moleste- r Suffering of Kidney Complaint of Selhylicacld. Adv, Doans Hade Her Well a nee. to His Old gravel and macadam roads are End Rope. Always Mr Ljdia Shunter, ISIS M.irjtsret A cold ntsrt The Double with the iheat i (hit often repaired by filling ruts Htid Ft., FrankfoiiJ, ia tun ed my kidney trouble Mv Imc k lievnn hound to inn t with inferior material that ooiisj- ot Inter he to Sibe and got sore and Lime. My Is leadily displaced by traffic or someone lie cant client. and ankles beeame awolltn and Acid-Stoma- ch joint to dust. Bituminous surfaces grou-i- d painful and it felt aa if needle weiv at n king insre often putehed, if patihisl at all, A SUMMER COLD Tea. Indeed, more often than yon think. to them. 1 tm.ilU ii.oi to with loose stone or gravel, and In some Bet suae A Oil, startiM with la. cue up and wrut fiom ClaeeiUin, heartburn, helchln, had to worae. not If and bloat checked, will even, faa. A cold In the summer time, as everyIn, My kidney didnt ai t tually Affect eveiy vital or an of the body. a is of mu! the hardest kind the Heeretioiu body knows, Severn, bllndin. aplittlns headarbea arw. right therefore, of frequent occurrence aa a reaUU rold to get rid of. The best and quick-ts- t were scanty and diktier ot thta upset condition. 1 aw tul lirv had ing. Taka KATOVKJ. It quickly banlaha way is to go to bed and stay there ilells when even thing with It sour bloat, pain and aA if you can, with a bottle of Boschee's before me turned black, It kid dlseatton help tha stomach et one time I couldnt see full atranuth (rum every mouthful of feed Syrup handy to Insure a good night's ou eat. Millions of pooplu are mlaeraht for twenty minutes Awful pam in my rist, free from coughing, with easy exweak, atrk an,1 Ailing bar a uee of head set me tiuiost frantic and I via II Polaonn, crested by partly o nervous, 1 couldn't stand the least pectoration in the morning. food charted with acid, Are Absorbed But if you can't stay in bed yoa must noise. How I antlered! Often 1 didnt Into the blood sad distributed throusbeul care whether 1 lived or died. th entire kyatem. This eft an cause rheukeep oat of draughts, avoid audden I couldnt sleep on account of the matism, blltousntaa, cirrhosis et the liver, heart trouble, ulcer and avea cancer ef changes, eat sparingly of simple food terrible pain in my back and head. the stomach. It roba Ita victims of thalr and take occasional doses of Boschees Nothing seemed to do me a bit of food health, uadarmlhas tha alrsaalh of tha until i began using oan'$ Kidney most vigorous Syrup, which you can buy at any store eould soon I see they were helpPillt. It you want ta get hack your physical where medicine la sold, a aafe and effand menial strength be full of vim an ing me; the backache stopped, mr kidvutor icient remedy, made in America for more enoy Ufa and be happy, yen neys were regulated and I no longer get rid of your had any dizzy spell or rheumatic pains. than fifty years. Keep It handy. Adv. Ia KATONIC yoa will had the very help I still take Doan' I occasionally and yoa need and It's sosranteed. fte got a hie Sta boa from year drusfftat today they keep my kidneys in good health. It M fallk to please yoa, re tar a It aad ha Once In a while wp still run Sworn to before me, refund your money. r. fv. CASSIDY, JR.. across an old codger who takes his Notary Public debta seriously. I Ca Dean's at Aar Stars, 60s a Bs Kr,,D,NJc.T It la better to hustle for a dollar Q$ V6fcA Aitt5ESf6i UC& Splendid Type of Road, Well Taken than It is 1o indulge in a pl;-- dream POSTEJLM1LB URN CO, BUFFALO. K. Y. Care Of. of a million. W N. U, Salt Lake City, No. 37- -1 It. casea with concrete. In a number of street and roads recently inspected, brick was used to patch concrete surfaces, and concrete used to patch brick surfaces. When careless methods of this kind are applied to the maintenance of public highways, the result is that a good type of road is made to appear unsatisfactory and uneconomical, and road Improvement is discouraged particularly the cheaper types of improvement, which in most localities are the best If properly maintained. It is the utter neglect of maintenance and the many improper methods of repair that have molded public sentiment against types of roads requiring annual maintenance, and have led road promoters and officials, to disregard many economical types. It good I e t De-aen- bt HAD TO GIVE UR i . -- I Often Caused by food-repen- t. ketd-atnma- ch AClts-SToM- h. dent was cheered heartily as he proceeded, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson nd ills party. On arrh Ing at .the hall at 11 :30 o'clock, th president received an ovation. Th audience sang Pixie and then burst forth a cheer that rang through the hall. President Wilson made two address-at SL Louis ou Friday, September 5. The president's first address was at the chamber of commerce luncheon after he had been cheered along the automobile ride route of a seven-mil- e through the btrets. At night 'he spoke in the Coliseum, where In PPG he tvas renominated for the presidency. Following the midday address the president and Mrs. Wilson went for an automobile ride and stopped at Washington university to visk several members of the faculty who were IMPROVED ROADS IN QUEBEC school chums of the executive. when was and Coliseum packed, The the president arrived the crowd arose In Five Years Government Spent 15 and cheered for tnoco than four min774,369 for Development and.. . .. utes. Thousand of small American Improvement. (lags had lKen distributed and the while audience waved them wildly The development of good roads In they cheered much" is a subject st Quebec The president was Introduced by Jlscussed from one end present the of provGovernor Frederick D. Gardner, who In the five years to other. the ince never Jiad said the people of Missouri from 1911 to 1913 the Quebec governbeen more s'neere in extending a wel- ment spent $15,774,309 for good roads. come to any visitor. At that the crowd The following figures show the numcheered again. ber of miles of roads systematically When the governor Introduced Mr. maintained by the municipalities of Wilson as the father of world dew ith the aid of subsidies from Quebec, mocracy." there was more cheering. the government of the provinces: In A photographer in a lookout gallery 1907, 1,000 miles; In 1909, 2.000 miles; called 'b rough a megaphone for a mon 8.500 mile; In 1913, 15,000 1511, ment's attention, to take a flahl'ghf. 1916, 18 000 miles. Since la miles; hut the president did not wait, saying 1911 more than 1,214 miles of macthis is much too serious an occasion 497 miles of gravel roads adam and to rare how we look, we ought to care In Quebec. made been have Sow we think." D Politicians and Shoes. Eolith inns ri soluble i in one t , til1 not inai blue higher guide ado. I DOAN'S e Mobs Plunder In Breslau. Socialist for Soviet System. Copenhagen. Reports from Brelau . . Chicago. Ia a declaration of printhat the food disturbances in the ciples adopted Thursday, the national fear days there ended Monday in Socialist party unqualifiedly Indorsed 10 attempt by the mobs to plunder the the soviet republic of Kassia and the htp, which resultedln a clash with international Socialist movement, and the police and troop. condemned the league of nations. lt Improper Methods Have Placed Economical Types in Disrepute,' Says Colorado Expert. never ft bsck vigorous anJ able at seventy as at twenty. Condltioa not years, outs you in the discard. A system weakened by overwork and careless living brings old age prematurely. The bodily function are impaired and The unpleasant symptoms appear. kith-ey- . pot is generally the Keep them dean and in proper working condition and you will generally find vour-e- lf in Class A. Take COLD MEDAL llaarlem Oil Capsules periodically anJ jour system will always be ia working order. Your spirits will be enlivened, muscles supple, your n.tud active, jour and your body rapatile of hard work. IXmt wait until you have been rejected. Commence to be a first-clatqm tow. Go to your druggist at once. a trial box of GOLD MEDAL Gt Haarlem Oil Capsules. They are made of the pure, original, imported llaarl- Benefits of Good Road. roads bring autoroobillsts. They spend money. Good roads bring trade and Increase property values. They attract bomeseekers and IndusGood tries. a p ackage today No tice the flavor the whole- U some taste of tobacco. ,-- Kentucky Burley . Why do so many regular men buy Lucky Strike cigarettes? They buy them for the special flavor of the toasted Burley tobacco. Theres reason its toasted, and real Burley. Make Lucky Strike your cigarette. the-bi- g Do Net Build Reada. Large ippropriatloos' and paper Allen Again Denied Parole. Pel e. The state board of pardons plans for highway development do not has refused the application of O. V. mild roads. Allen, ex state treasurer, for a parol Slogan of "Good Reads. Allen's minimum sentence of five an side echoes and from staU of rears, for embezzling $73,000 si of Good Hoads " the man October. ontU not expire funds, will O Tht'JbxAjrLCct 1 4, ft Ouarartwilby ATONIC i f i I |