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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSVILLE, UTAn Events in the Lives of Little Men HEM CMMreo Cry foi BEER IS A War . veterans will soon DISAPPOINTED BREWERS - ARE WHEN HIGH COURT GIVES RULING. Million Copies Art Printed Reedy for Distribution Through ' Vorlouo Ageneloa, Juno Tklrtoonth ' - forma on hkh World war veterans ar to y for adjusted compensation were maJo public Thursday by Major General Dari adjutant general of tha arnyr, and la personal chaxga of the war department i pedal unit created to handle the bonus and forward approved application to the veterans' bureau for payment of the laaue of Insurance certificate!.' More than 15,000,000 copies have hewn printed and are being diitribu- ted over the country to be made Available through simultaneously government and other agencies. statement In an accompanying General Davis emphasised that claimants have nothing to do hut fill ut the forma to the best of their ability and forward them to the war department, where additional informs tide will be supplied from files. Actual distribution of blanks to claimants is expected to begin about June 30. "An oath Is required only in ease the applicant is a dependent, the statement eald. "No oath is required where the veteran makes his own application, but two witnesses are necessary for his algnatdrs. The. same blank covert the case, no matter whether the veteran a err-- . ed in tha army, navy, marine corps er coast guard, and likewise It may he used either by the veteran or the dependant of , deceased veteran. "An unusual feature of the blank Is a place for finger prints. This was added as a matter of easy identification and te protect and assist veterans In identifying themselves in the future without tho necessity of having comrades who served with them testifying as to their Identity." Supreme 'Tribunal JJpholds Congress an Measure Forbidding Brew For Medical Purposes Application Washington. The Supremo Couro Monday held tho act of congress expressly forbidding the prescribing of beer for medicinal purposes was con- ap-pl- Dry Steuthi Reid Illinois Resorts Chicago, In one of tho biggest prohibition raids ever made by the gov. arument la this district, forty open stives, under the direction of C. W, Tursell and Major 11. C. Ridgeway, group chiefs, swept through the towns of rent, Ottawa, La Sails and Men. dots. In La Bails county raided seventeen places, arrested forty-tw- o prisoners, seised 10 gallons of moonshine, levant barrels of alcohol and 221 gallons of wine. The ralda wese made, U Is said, upon Information furnished by Herbert IL Rood auperlntendent of league, who has In I a Balls been securing, evidence for fire months, tha past county Vine automobiles were used to cerry the operatives from Chicago and the raids were made simultaneously to prevent a tlpotf. stitutional. Suits appealed to the court , by James, Evera rda breweries and Edward A John Burke, Ltd, of , NeA TIME FOR PROMINENT CITIZENt EXPRESS CANDIDATE REGRET AT DEMONSTRATION PRESIDENT It MENTIONED At IN CITY OF TOKIO VICE PREtIDENTIAL TIMBER ONE i Frocenventlon Manager tee Nothing Political , Ruffians Taka Psssoselen tf Danes Hall and Humiliate But Harmon Ahead Far G. America ne on Fleer; Many O. P. Convention at . Women Faint Cleveland Cleveland, O. The vice presiden- tial nomination as settled, with the word that formor Governor Lowden of Illinois will be acceptable to President Coolidge, the convention managers have devoted themselves to clearing up last minute arrangements. Bo far as tho preconventien agers can , see, nothing has arisen their plan or adjournment on next Thursday night Tha grow-nsentiment for Lowden for second place, culminating in the word that his nomination would ho agreeable to President Coolidge; assurance that the nemo of Senator Hiram Johnson would not even bo presented to tho convention, and tho possi-)illt- y that Senator La Folletta may not be formally placed in nomination, all have combined to smooth out the convention program and to assure that the session will be a brief and tarmoniou one, as the leaders de- to upeet g r . of Tokyo. .Beyond expressions profound regret from prominent Japanese there , has not yet been any tangible aftermath of tho demonstration at the Imperial hotel, when a band of thirty political ruffians raided a dance to solidify national sentiment against the American exclusion act man- ' No arrests have been made, although the police say they are "investigating." Ths chief of police expressed chagrin and embwassment, It i learned that ths demonstration was the combined effort of two groups, who, it is alleged, met outside the hotel bent on the tame purpose of shaming Japanese dancers for mixing with foreigners, which certain classes of Japanese have condemned for some time. One group belonged to "the Great Forward association," the other to tho "Iron Heart society." The Japanese news- papers quote the demonstrators as saying that their chief purpose was not to, insult foreigners, but to shame pleasure loving Jspsness, Among ths auditors of the speeches in which foreigners were called unprintable names were the French ambassador, Paul Claudel, and the Italian ambassador, Giacomo d Mar- d - at-nad- anti-Americ- an - rreri for The beet uey to avoid traffic elation baa been discovered Another womby a woman motorist. an and 1 were riding the other day, aii saja and we ran past a stop street An officer .stepped out and told us to atop. There was a baby. In the car with os and when the officer started to write out th slip for our court appearance, the baby grabbed bis book and threw U Into tbe street The officer looked stashed, grinned, murmured something about having one tlk that at home and ordered us to drive on." Detroit New. Seek F ottil, in Africa East Africa., which bat alrv, yielded up some most Import an fu ails of dinosaur. Is now rrg.r.vg with much expectancy at field f r. search la natural history, and f .r s.,. oral year the trustee of the Hr museum hare been hoping to j 1w an exeditloa to thla termor) XL difficulty, however, had been Ur 4 fund; and th hopes of securing operation with museum overaeji- - a M failed to be realized. It hat h been possible to arrange for Mr. v. z. Cutler of the University of MuuSt lo aall for West Africa to exure number of the promising sites of former discoveries. -- s,-- u ik York were argued as one case to determine the authority of congress to deny by legislative art the privilege of drinking beer under a physician prescription for Its medicinal properties. Lower federal court decided WOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROO- T that congress Was within it consti-tionpower. The brewer appealed Thouaanda of women have kidney and Tha Cutloura Toilet Trio. On the grounds that the eighteenth bladder trouble and never eoapect . cleared your skla keep it clear Haring conamendment did not empower Women a complaints often prove to be Cuticur your everyday by mgklng ! sort use of tho but kulnev trouble, mr the any nothing gress to forbid toilet preparationii Tha Soap to ciraoss result of kidney or bladder of liquor as a medicine. and the Ointment to soothe and If conthe are not a in purity, kidneys healthy In the unanimous opinion of the Talcum to powder sod dition tho eaaae tho other heal may they organa court, the eighteenth amendment tc become diseased. No toilet table la ccmplfti gave congress sweeping discretionary Pern in th back, headache, loan of w lthout. them. Advertisement. powers to exerciso in enforcement. nerrouKceee ere oftentimes ambition, It was held that if. In the opinion of symptoms of kidney trouble. . Could Guaranteo That Don't delay starting treatment. Dr. congress, the prohibition of the preI can guarantee ihi Dealer , Kilmeri Swamp-Rooto physician's prescribing of beer was necessary to obtained at store, scription, may any drag whole proper enforcement of th be tha remedy needed te overcome .Buyer Do you guarantee It is silkt amendment, the court could find no oochjug conditions. Dealer No, pot .that. reason for questioning such an act Get e medium er large site bottle Buyer Do you guarantee it to U of congress. from any drag store. a yeurt "It has been tho long and broad However, if yoa wwk first te test this Deal) Of course pot. rule of this court to givo an act of greet preparation, aend ten cents to Dr. Do that It Is you Buyer Kilmer guaranteo k Y N. a far Ce, Binghamton, congress every benefit of tho doubt," . When bottle. be sure , rainproof. sample writing, decision said. the Dealer No; 00 umbrellas now art "The decision of congress that the end mention this paper Advertisement. rainproof. .1 Willis Campbell act was necessary Tidet Uted for Power Buyer Then what do you guana-tes- t effectively to enforce the eighteenth It With first tb to the rialtn that is amendment must be accepted as conus the tides successfully la the genDealer I guarantee It to he an umstitutional, unless something conclu- eration of brella. Stockholm Kaspar. hjdroelectrle olectricity, sive, appear to tho contrary. We are this has been employing principle plant unable to find any reasonable set up at East Saugus, sear Lynn. Cute Oul'Own Tontil. grounds for questioning the judgment ZJU. Tbe plant, which la the Inven' An interne In hospital st Norfolk, f congrese." tion of Domenico Dsmiano of Boston, Dr. The second- attempt of former Gov- waa Benjamin Bailey, removed hi Vs, begun two years ago and was com- own tonsils. - Tb ernor John G. Walton of Oklahoma pleted and operation was per put la operation early In formed with a set of borrowed Instruto secure a review of hie impeachthe present year. It consists of a. ments between two mirrors set up at ment and removal from offico by th small power house above a well on sn Oklahoma legislators was denied by arm of the Saugus river. In which Is right angles Veteran surgeons at the Bailey to give up the the United States supreme court. turbine set la motion by the ebb and hospital urgedwhen he persisted they and ' Walton had notion, sought an injunction flow of the tide. About 63 horse remained within convenient calling dla in federal restraining the legislature power Is generated by a dynamo lance In case the a made patient district court in Oklahoma The dis- rigged to the turbine, says the New Joh. After applying a tie the of trict court dismissed the petition for York Times. The plant was financed cal anesthetic tb Intern performed want of Jurisdiction. largely by Italian residents of Massa- the flow of only a the with, operation At the dismissal, Walton appealed chusetts. few drops of blood. to tho supreme court. This court upheld the district court. With Eyelid, t , Father and Children In The Mission Indians were declared Canada are being Detectives be who has acquired the habit For by the supreme court not to be entittaught n code by means of which they of lying or deceiving hla father will led to continue upon the Irsct of land con communicate with one another by do the same with lees remorse to otthey had been occupying' in Kern dropping, raising or other movements her. I believe that It I better te of the eyes, and also how to talk" se- Mod county, California. children to you by feeling your Th order of the Interstate comcretly by mean of finger touche, by of and by gentleness, than by respect, merce commission regulating the distwisting of a rigai fingering of a mus- fear. Terrance. tribution of car among' soft coal tache and twiddling fingers behind the back. Tlila is being done, according mines located on two or more railThe Approved roads was approved by th supreme to Popular Mechanic Magazine, no can He (after proposal) I shall work transfer their thoughts that they court. or criminals of hard when in tbe and in a year or two we'll have presence Tho Idaho Irrigation- - Company ts declared that com our owO little tome. In the country, It prisoners. through the Big Wood River Reser with can be The OK. how lovely 1 We can rent voir and Canal company, obligated truncation as th the eyelids man and board In town, cant we, dear! it as ordinary rapid itself, under the Cary act, to furnish Boston Transcript. more water than had available, it was held by the supreme court in af firming the decision of the district court in the case die. a. Imms-diate- - Bonk Clerks R ebbed of Payroll , Frbr Employ Wk-krhs- Four .bandits Announcement " Washington. that Btreet bank and tho sen at commits had Daugherty A patrolman escaped with 128,000. W. WjrkersUam, farengaged Georg was shot and Injured while resisting mer attorney general a counsel to tho robbers. 7a a similar holdup two months obtained. conduct the committee's appeal from ago $10,000 was Charles Ilaakn, riskier 'amd Frank tb decision of the district court at lAdie, jo lag teller were returning b Cincinnati, freeing M. S. Daugherty the Main Btreet bank with the mosey from th necessity of appearing as a iifa satchel for payrolls. As they witness under committee subpoena, neared the Main Btreet bank the baa. wae male by Senator Wheeler. Demo, dlta, riding tn two autos opened Pro erst. Moots, the committee and forced the bank auto to th curb. Mo. Kansas Cltj, held up the Main i ly - fsQ-ur-e "Talk' .. Resolution to Oust American Tokki, Led by the same political ruffians who on Baturday Invaded the Hotel Imperial and Interrupted an American dance, a meeting of protest exclusion clause against the la Americas new Immigration bill, was held at the" MethodUt church A here at 0 p. m. Sunday night resolution was forced throurh de Appalling Problem Confronts Americans, Life Tables Show a - Jratse standing that churches under American Aegis should not tolerate the ex elusion clause and should not only refuse to accept further contribution from the United B tales missionaries from this country. A boycott against American goods bn extended to Manchuria and to the Island Hokka'do In th north, according ' to th news pnper Yorodr.u, Ilegard'ng the affair at the Imepertal, where American women were annoyed am! molested a the by ruffian, prominent Japanese police official is quoted at saying do not merit that the perpetrators criminal prosecution. Tbs hotel has discontinued the dances temporarily. - Butts Mining Man Drowned " Butte, MobL John P. ONeill, retired assistant general superintend ent of mines of tbs' Anaconda Mining company was drowned Thursday t Boulder Hot Springs, near her. It is believed that he struck his head In some way' and was stunned, sinking in the swimming pool without beirg noticed, When the others" lef the pool, the absence of ONeill was noted ami s search revealed the body On Guard of per-fum- ag-ricul- la the pooL - CastcrU Las Food; giving natural sleep with Mother! Fletchers been In use foriover SO years te relieve opiates. The genuine bears signature bstles and children of Constipation. Flatulency. Wind Colic and Diarrhea; there-froallaying Feverishness arising and. by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of sl Little remains to ho done now, except the actual drafting of tho platgets form, before Jtho convention down to business. Another lively and rather unexpected- contest was before the committee, with the presentation of the ' case for E. IL R. Green, aon of the tino. late Hetty Green, and his delegation One of the demands of the demonfrom Texas, seeking to upset R. B. strators was the expulsion of AmeriCresger, national committeeman and can missionaries. his representatives. Throughout the May the grave la Green and his associates conducted Aoysma cemetery of the "unknown their fight on two major lines that subject" of the mikado who committho Cresges organisation was stop- ted suicide by harakiri, as a protest French Farm New, Cabinet- ped, under the. laws of Texas, from against enactment of, the American functioning, because It was composed exdusian measure, was a Mecca for cabinet new French Parle The largely of federal" office holders, and thousands of pilgrims who came to named by Frederic Franceise-Marah-a- l to. take place of that headed by that it was not representative of the pay their devotion to the man who M. Foincare, which recently resign- Republicans In Texas because it drew has become a martyr in the public a color lino. eye. ed, la as follows: Foreign affair, EdSteam roller tactics by tha Crea-ge- r A mammoth crowd attended a pub-li-e mond Prey justice. Senator Antony at Us convention in memorial service over the grave. tier; interior, Justin de Selves; war texaaorganisation 27 also wero charged, Hundreds of wreaths were banked on May and pens Is ns, Andre Magtnot; labor and hygiene, Paul Jsurdain; navy, and ths allegation was set up that around the small mound of earth ' Desire Ferry; public works, Yvee I because of those alleged tactics, a uherwrth body lies interred. The second convention was held, at which floral contributions coma from indiTrocquer; education, M. Landry; the Green viduals in all Walks of life. Viscount delegates were elected. Commerce, Pierre Handing; told Kato, newly named premier, and forcommittee was The national M. Co devastated regions, tore, pus; second convention was in mer Priemer Takahash! sent wreaths , Louis Marin; colonies, Jean Fabry, that the and far more represenorder Ths "Kokumin Tsibeikal," or "Na regular The ministry was made known after since in than the tative had it tienal first, Association to Direct Ameria final Interview between President dele- can its the invitation, Francoise-Marahasession, by M. Foliry," and ths "Black Dragon Millerand and Re"black and the from tan" gates Kanother patriotic organibefore society," made its appearance It par liment Tuesday, when, the Premier publican convention, which met in sation were the principal promoters of the publie services. read ' a message from President Dallas on the earns day. The Japanese congregation ' of the , Millerand in the chamber, explaining For Reel a mat ion Ginaa Methodist Episcopal church the political situation as the pretl Mors Mont Ahead four-folincrease was urged by a group of the "Great Washington. A dent aees IL Simultaneously the min in the for the a Spanish Forward Society" Sunday to join a similar appropriation of ister , justice performed reclamation the Christian pro- movement to divorce 'Nevada, Springs, in senate. the duty church from American tW conferees was taken ject up by missionary on the second deficiency - appropria- bodies. The "Great Forward SocieGovernment Has Big Surplus tion hilt After the senate approved ty" was responsible for the demonWssblngtonr-T- k government will an item of 1200,000, Senator Pittman, stration at the Imperial hotel close Rs books for this fiscal year on succeeded In hat night, when a gang of ronin, Nevada, Democrat, of between Jun 30 with a surplus or when he to increased it "political ruffians," disrupted a 3800,000, Three hundred and fifty million and ing dance to make hadbeen this speechsag figure Four hundred million dollars. Direc- explained the reclamation es service. by gested tor Lord of the budget bureau inform Denver Mayor Retailed New Jape Head is Named ed President Coolhlge. The estimates Vlerount Tskaaktra Kato, Director Lord said, took Into account .Denver, Colo., Tlie Dearer election Tokta, the 2ft per rent reduction In tscome commission has upheld the vallUty leader of the Keaseikal party, strong. containing mere taxes payable tills year. Larger cus- of recall petitions l numerically in the lower boa, toms receipts and a greater return than 20,000 names over the protest waa eummoned by lYiae Itexent II if. of Denver ohtto Sunday to f rm a new cabinet from miscellaneous internal revenue of Mayor Ren SuplKod taxes accounted for the increase over against whom tlte petitions art direct to succeed that of former Premier th estimated surplus of $.729,000,Kt ed. A special recall election will be Kiegu Kljvura, which rescued Friwhich was counted cn Isrt November. called within thirty days. day. s No Narcotics! be Fifteen . Harmless Substitute for Caster Oil, Paregoric, Drops ' and Soothing Syrups ABLE TO MAKE APPLICATION FOR BONUS CUE Washington Castoria To Marry Fr'ne Lea Anreiow, Mra. Laura Scherers Row so, widow of Robert A. Rowan, ' wealthy Los Anreli s business man. Is to be mrrrDd at Deauville, Francs, toon, to Frinre DcmJnlro Orsinl of Italy, friend 4, Mr Rowan la this dty have been adt UeL Mining Cootsio'srussed Grass Valley, Cal Th board of governor of tho 'western division of th American Mining eongrso convened Monday here for n two day R. E. Tally, Jerome, conference. Arix president And W. B. Gohring, Phoenix, A ri secretary, were in charge. Tbe problem of excessive costs in mining will be prominent in th discussion. Excursions Into some Esetaahr . .of tho deeper mines f this district were conducted. . Average h'ealth span extends only from age IS . age 31 - Earning power dwindles to. rapidly after 40 l Ton seed the digestive aid sad eon H ealth physical freedom sad fall can got such for th averag fort ef n hoi drink. vlgoe oada at ago persoa. Maxim an sssfuineos ends at a drink without dregs. Yon eaa get It 43. Those facta, shown by th United With n flavor which miDloae of people (States Lift Tables, 1920, form th consider more delicious than nay other. Yen earn get it in n farm which most nppsJli&g problem every rather than robe, went heiag has to face I In tl eon-tribut- . What are th years after 40 going strength. Change to Foetem! Vhole wheat to mean to you! Win they b worth bras, skillfully roasted, with living! Can yon earn your wny daring sad Little sweetening: Nothing more A thoM years! . wholesome drink an rejoyoh I driftk. Not if you are "th averag Try Postum for thirty deyo you ennt What sort of person J th rid yourself of th efforts of a habit ef average individual" In America f He years ja a few day. 2I works hard. H cots unwisely. VT will start yon on your thirty day, loads his body with dreg Slimalants, with a wock'a wopply ef Poetaa teet, which appear to pioo energy, but acEither Poetuia Cereal (tha free hie from tbs energy tually Sorry klad er Iaktaat pnetna, th boil) yon own leoerra. easiest drink la the world to prepare Age 11 wad he begins te sHp, The Either. kind coats leas than moet ether reserve strength which his body oooght hot drinks. J ust Indicate tha kind ye t store np against these later year a, want for your week's free eorPT-s- ad wo will also haw Garrl Blanchbit boss robbed. Ago 43 has Ut ef h he wffe:a loss c ineoma. Age ard, famous for th goods Postum. send you her own direction what! Are yon Interested is th yctn Remember tb simple laws ef health which everyone learned tn echoed. after 4C I Aeeept this offer now? Avoid stlmuastai Avoid th sleeplem boon, speet deetios, warning headTEAR OCT MAIL. IT NO aches, taut acme and muddy complexions which e often neoompany the NmnCi auCaJcONtlrCreOCck, 1 nee ef the drag eafieia. ? I uOiirt Waa. .4 M, KMt ' Is elaseiSed as n poison, Caffei a vwk . mm? 4 like strychnia, it la sometimea given Imut IWm . . . O CVJ '! by doctors In eases of heart. failure. Nwoi Cma , . O w The average rep of coffee contains the usual doe of eaffeia administered In each ease. The aiarmiag fooilalmme of taking thin poisoa regulsrty into the Ctfm system is borne out by th frightful limitation ef health and nsefalnem as oty compared with the length ef Lfa sit L ladl-ridua- L j t t $ mn vn u |
