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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX. KAYSVTLLE. UTAH 1 Asll for DRYER EVERY DAY NOW CHICAGO IS GETTING IS URGED FOR Watch Your Twi the rih time. We A, American or SwU.-reli- ble pieemu Onr' reasonable pri! ease the way. FIVE MILLION PEOPLE USED IT LAST YEAR HILLS 1 CASCARAfeMlIININE Buonivt President Wilson Prepared Met - sage Before Illness. Tr Standard cold ramadr for IS ur, M hu tablet form break op a cold in 24 opiate 1 dap. fa reliere crip hour fail. - The k Money bach 1 tebaa boa araauto Mr. BiU'a p picture. !. eOUNOUMOOS makers of JEWELS 106 MAN STkttT - - SAtTlAkX CiTV Ts Finance Operations and to Carry Out Constructive Plans in Eastern Europe, Organisation Requires Increasing Membership. HEARTBURN Caused by Acid-Stoma- ch bitter keartbura. balchtnc. tndiroation, bloat attar oatiriy 11 ara eaoaod Bat lh by ro only dm ayaaptomo Oanrer alcoata to won yoa of awful troubloa If not atoppad Jlaadaeba, bMlouanoaa, rheumatism, aria lira, that tired. Ilstleee feelluc. lack of energy, dlsslneea. insomnia, area cancer sad ulcora of tho tnteotlnoa and many other ailments re traceable to of peppl who Thousand yea, million ought to bo wail and ttrong are mere weakThey really ling beeanee of starve In the mldat of plenty baeeuee they end not do get enough etrength vitality from tbe food they eet. Teh BAToNlC end give your stomach u chance to do it work right. Moke It etrong, BATON 1C cool, sweet and comtortebla brtnge gulck relief for heartburn, belching. Indigestion end other stomach miseries Improve dlgeetlon help you get full etrength from your food. Thousand say KAToNIC la the most wonderful atomach remedy in tbe world. Brought them rollef when everything else felled. Our beet teottmnnlel la what EATONTC witt do for you. Ho get n big Me bot of XATOK1C today from your druggist, tins it At days If you're not pleased, return it and get your money back. c. arid-ototna- a. .ATONIC Typewriters Washington, D. C. Before his present Ulceus President Wilson prepared the following message, in which be urges the people of the United Mates to generously respond to the third roll call of the Red Cross; Aa president of the United Mates found In Chicago raids. These stills had 17o and as president of the American Red Deputies from the revenue office around some of the stills they a Cross I recommend and urge genof moonshine whisky In them when found. erous response to the Third Bed CroA gallons Roll Call, which opens on November the second with the observance of Bed TEST OF HORSES FOR THE UNITED STATES CAVALRY Cross Sunday and appropriately closes on November the eleventh, the first anniversary of tbe signing of the armistice. Twenty rolllloif adults' joined tbe Red Cross during the war, prompted by a patriotic desire to reuder service to their country and to the cause for which the United Statea was engaged I la war. Our patriotism should stand the test of peace as well as the test of war, and It Is an intelligently patriotic program which the Red Cross proposes, a continuance of service to onr soldier and sailors, who look to it for A many things, and a transference tojhe problems of peace st home of tbe experience and methods which it acquired during the war. Stress on Membership. It is on membership more than S ' r money contributions that the ' the present campaign is laid, for th WWW Red Cross seeks to associate the people jn welfare work throughout the endurance test from Fort Ethan Allen to Camp Devens, Mass., to deThe start of the land, especially in those communities s were entered, A Arabs, Morgans and where neither official nor unofficial termine the best type of horse for cavalry work. was winner. W. of the A. Arab ridden Harris mare Chicago by provision has been made for adequate public health and social service. It is in the spirit of democracy that TESTS OUR DRINKING WATER tbs people should undertake their own U. S. TROOPS OFF FOR SILESIA welfare activities, and the National feed Croas wisely Intends to exert upon community setion a stimulating and Influence and to place the energies of th organization behind aU sound public health and welfare agencies. Th American Red Cross does not purpose indefinite prolongation of its relief work abroad, a policy which would lay an unjust burden upon our own people and tend to undermine th of the peoples relieved, but there is e necessary work of completion to be performed before the American Red Cross can honorably withdraw from Europe, The congress of the United States has Imposed upon the Red Cross a continuing responsibility abroad by authorizing the secretary of wnr to transfer to the American Red Cross such surplus army mednd supplementary and ical supplies dietary foodstuffs now In Europe as shall not be required by the army, to be used by the Red Cross to rellevs the distress which continues in certain countries of Europe as a result, of the war. IT Program Deserves Support. conTo finance these operations, to L. ?' clude work which was beguu during the war, and to carry out some comconstructive it b ' : r, v i A f, inexpensive paratively , t ' - 1,1 iswiern Newepeper Union eastern in plans for assisting peoples rge4. 11 Europe to develop their own welfare Red Cross Some of the 4.5iK) United States, troops under command of General Sage organizations, the American Grant. These men, who comprised requires, in addition to membership who sot sail for Silesia on the fees, a sum of money small in comparthe Fifth and Fiftieth Infantries with auxiliary units, will do police and ison with the gifts poured into its guard duty in Silesia and Germany, and are composed entirely of men who treasury by our generous people dur- volunteered specifically for this service. ing the war. Roth the greater enduring domestic Tests of drinking water throughout program and the lessor temporary forIN AMERICAN the ROOM United States and its possessions VERSAILLES PALACE eign program of the Red Cross deare made at tbe water resources laboraserve enthusiastic supjiort, and I venof the tory geological survey under tbe memture to hope that its peace-timdirection of 'C. H. KldweU. Mr. Kid-- i fall exceed will rather than bership well has been in charge of the work below Us impressive-wamembesship, for the past two years and is one of WOODROW WILSON. a ihe youngest chemists in the service f ft 'y. of Uncle Sam. The latest undertaking Two Mule. is to mark the poison wells and in-- j A colored man driving a mule at f sanitary drinking places in the na-tallied to a junk wagon meandered tional parks and the lanes of tourist along the Mission road. Suddenly the travel. . t mules feet took root. He posolutely ami nhsotlvely refused to budge. The Musicians Memory Honored. darky, with a sigh, dismounted and Beethoven park In Vienna has been tried alt the arts of his race, from perfrequented by countless tourists, it be-suasion with a shovel handle to downing a natural park named in honor of right cruelty. For half an hour he In Beethovens prime the composer. worked, but the mule only remained he used To hours each day spend glued fast to the road. a certain tree sell him composing music, and buy an Why dont you t and upon this spot a wooden I T $ Mm $ i a called who uncle?" had ' stomp cop auto, remains with an inscription to that been enjoying the fun. effect. Close by is an old iron bench Huh!" growled the colored man. e. '1 SrjBCS!- -' upon which he used to rest. To the That muled take that as a pussonal left is a beautiful statue of the musivictory. Hes been tryin to shake roe 1 1 jF. t cian in life size. A large fountain for a week. Not, sir. Ah reckon Ah 11 plays in front of this picturesque place stick it out." i . l,hd large trees and flowery surround o, it, making it all in all the most attrac- -' American Interests in China, Jkrf? ? live section of'the park. The Foochow branch of the Ameri'V can Association of China was recently . Some Guy. The new organization will formed. AM It was a cold and cheerless night. largely care for American commercial The wind blew in from the northeast, Interests, which are rapidly expandIn the American ladeiwndcnce roonr in VersjiSlles pc lace twtr marble cutting tlow-- the veracity of the real ing in the Foochow consular district, tablets have tecn placed recently, setting forth la English and French George estate men by 30 per cent. On the deck and will take the place of an Ameriglory as a patriotic citizen and leader. Many paint- of a boat stood a female tourist. Her Washingtons everlasting can chamber of commerce, the numings and other Washlngtonia also are on exhibition in the room. eye caught the glint of the breakwater ber of local Americana being too few lighthouse. For a long time she to a report a chamber of commerce. watched. Then she turned to her words Hard seldom make impresCONDENSATIONS sions on soft people. Strict Business. j How patient those' lighthouse men There are times when a runner finds Talent is always queer tempered. Would you throw a tomato at that must be," she said. A safe blower doesn't blow about It It difficult to square himself. ! now so?" speaker?" asked a rough auditor. Patient The trouble market Is easy and No," replied the grocer; not unlese later. The wind has blown that tight out , We are making today the memory of trouble caq always be borrowed at low ten he paid tor It In advance," times and each time theyve lifted rates. tomorrow. It again. Its simply wonderful!" 4 " S - U rj. -- ' 4;f IT , Just Shopping. V" Tour wife iemi to be carrying on voluminous correspondence." Quite o. What about?" Oh, shes fretting prices from hotels she has no Idea of going to. Shopping by mail." ' CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP IS CHILDS LAXATIVE - at ton gut I Remove poltona from atomach, liver and bowel. tresf V . . 4- 1 300-mil- e cross-countr- y Full-bloode- half-breed- d self-relianc- e r-- Accept California" Syrup of Fig only look for tho name California on tho package, then you are sure your child I having the best and most harm lea laxative or physic for the little Children atomach, liver and bowels love Ita delicious fruity taste. Full directions for childs dose on each bottle. Give It without fear. Mother,! You must say California." e Adv. Tact, Total Stranger i low like a Chinese that woman Is over there. Absolute Ditto Indeed? She Is my wife. Her ah feet are sc T, S. delightfully small, yknow. I! Yea Heed a Mins Yea Should Hava tiia Bast Have you ever stopped to reason why It is that so many products that .are extensively advertised, all at once drop out The of sight and are soon forgotten? reason is plain the article did not fulfil' the promises of the manufacturer. Thu .applies more particularly to s medicine A medicinal preparation that has real curative value almost sells itself, wj like an endless chain system the remedy is recommended by those w ho hav been . benefited, to those who are in need of it. A prominent druggist ssvs "Take for example Dr. Kilmers Swamp Root, a preparation I have sold for many years and never hesitate to recommend, for in almost every esse it shows excellent results, as many of my customers testify. No other kidney remedy has so large s sale." According to sworn statements and verified testimony of thousand who have used the preparation, the success of Dr. is due to the fact, Kilmer's Swamp-Roo- t so many people claim, that it fulfills almost eveiy wish in overcoming kidney, liver and bladder ailments; corrects un nary troubles and neutralizes the uric sen) which causes rheumatism. You may receive a sample bottle of -- Swamp Root by Parcel post. Address Dr. Kilmer k Co., Binghamton, N. Y, and enclose ten cents; also mention this paper.. Large and medium sue bottles lor sale at ail drug stores. Adv. Mltey Fast. How fast Is it going? mm, Mfi 0 Morning n EyfeS KeepYbur Ctaan Clear awoHeaithV Cs.oamli -- e -- wm w fro iw b & 'Ja&ty'.a I . , "ow" rJ T f 1 Ure-ide- inf C- At . . v v. i nt e lrf r 1 - j r mw? 1 m un-d- tz s Sr LC" , A 's - j vrib- J n First Boarder Can you pass the cheese? Second Ditto i -- At AU Drug itare That BOYD PARK WORK YET TO BE COMPLETED Sd with Look Bi er Utah Office and School Snpplv X2W2sdSoelh, Solt Laho City. Ut.fr I JP lumaeter dhiSirtSn0taU"ir good s oBioer eonuniwm.n fa few weeks. Call or write Moler r,rL!! a 8. Temple St., Sslt 1 wf TAKES NO ACCOUNT OF TIME Australian Sundowner" a Carefr, Wanderer Along the Duety River of Australia. Road And there, a loae pathetic figure on the river road of the Australian bush, is the swagman, the sundowner thus picturesquely narayd because of his habit ot arriving at a homestead exactly aa the sun goes down, and so Insuring that he will be offered rations and a place to camp should be desire It There he stumbles tn the crossing wheel tracks, Australia's tramp and wanderer, with an individuality of h own which marks him out from all ths wayfarers of the world. The gray dust of the plains Is on his bronzed and bearded face, on hli simple dress of Crimean shirt and moleskin trousers, on his rough boots, on his blanket bundle across bis shoulders, on his strapped swinging billy can and dangling ratios bags. He carries no staff or stick, bnt instead a light switch, broken from a " wilga tree or buddah bush, with whlck to brush away the myriad persistent flies which follow him In a dancing . cloud. At his heels is a dog which may b the veriest mongrel, or may be s champion sheep dog of purest pedigree and worth anything up to $250. EU days inarch may be two miles or twenty, according to the goal which be has set himself to reach as the sun goes down. Sometimes he will camp for a day or a week or a month in a bend of the river. Time is of a account to the sundowner on the river real Will H. Ogilvie in th King's Highway. WORDS TOO OFTEN CONFUSED Excellent Point Made In Emphasises! Difference Between "Training" and Education." The difference between training sal education was well expressed by . Stuart Gager in his address to tbe graduating class of the school of horticulture for women, when he said: Cloth would be epun on hand looms today had no other factor been introduced into spinning than the instruction of daughters by mothers. This kind of lnstructiondoes not make for progress ; it can never convert a trsde into a profession. The spinning jenny was not Invented by a spinner, nor the wireless telegraph by a telegraph operator, nor the science of agronomy Dr-0- by practical farmers. ' Progress depends upon a fuilnew of preparation exceeding the limits anticipated requirement in That la why I have never practice liked th training cla , Teachers wei may be trained, and a on trained horse may be depended do accurately and promptly the tnc that are taught him. But place himw j a new situation or confront him a new problem or an old one w hat altered and you may tben lea clearly and easily the difference tween training and education, hi real Herald. phrase Horse Find Date Valuable Food- - , Date form the staple food of Arabs in a large part of Arabia are served in some form at every from Sirup and vinegar are made disregar who dates, and by those Ld teachings of the Koran a brandy is distilled from them. date pit Is ground and fed to th and sheep, so that nothing of I e clous fruit may be lost. W bo o counters are used as beads and o Arab children In their games -- , P desert sand. s New Plant 'itb in England bacterized peat fertilizer have In P ed in remarkable Increases bflP growth and productivity. believed to be dying have co stored to better than normal tiona. . Fertihr-Experiment- , h La I Laissez-fair- e .t, n see-Fa- ir (- means iettlnjg ld.- with general noninterference (cnl ' ! ' si freedom of setion ; th go the of of policy principle e and political economy. Tb es first used la Francs vt.u CM,ora principle of political would leave Industry nd tr ,r,c o lutely free from taxation tlon by goverameat except required by pufelle ibc It has since beea axtead nonlaterference with any r) -- |