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Show THE WEEKLY REFLEX, KAYSHLLE. UTAH News Note 0 (' a Privilege to Live in WORD SAYING ARSENAL ZONE IS SAFE IS GIVEN OUT ooae Wm. Preece, Uintah county game warden. Is directing trapping of Vernal STRIKE LIKE WAR FR0IJT HEARS CRISIS ARSENAL GROUNDS DISCLOSE, A MOULDERING INFERNO OF WRECKAGE POWER HOUSE EMPLOYES MAY JOIN MOTORMEN IN URBAN TRAFFIC TIEUP Utah 'FIRST OFFICIAL I! IS Prospector Cone From Klondike Cold Region beaver tn Brush creek at a point near where the stream enters the Green fifteen miles east of Vernal Go Sock Knowlftf That Only river, Dene By Blest Put At Mt) The captured furbeorers will be trans- Damage Wroko Of Horn May Offor By U. 8. Eaperte; Casof the ' ported to Trout creek, a stream Thaw Chtar; Rafugaao Aro ualty Liat She a Taa Are national forest, with the conAskley All Eagar Dad . sent of (he forest officials, and if a sufficient number ia trapped soma will be taken to- what ia known as tha 7 Dover, N, J. All roads is Jefaey'a Davenport heaver dams In the DiaDover, ff. J- - Seven bodies were discovered Sunday la the area devasarea ed Lack to tha mond mountain region. Abandoned homes of lloant llopo. ID Roosevelt. For more than n week tated by the explosion of the msval hermU, Hcatlcay and tha smaller com showers depot at Lake Denmark. have been gratefully received ammunition Tha bodies were not brought out of insanities nestled along tha narrow over the Uintah basin, and on July I roads and, ovary vahlcla carried and area due to the continuing I the showers became more gen- the guarded "wornout refusees returning. from danger bursting sheila la addireceived n tion to the seven bodies three other la (Ira trucks, under tha canvas eral until the entire basin allil-fall of the Movers of tha motor transport service, good soaking. Nearly n little moisture, al- person are known to bo dead" and needed seed ta private cars and la chartered busses some of the lands did not need upward of twenty are missing. "whole families, bewildered by throe though Dimag to tho naval arsenal and it However, In most cases, the rain mdJoinln fday of dated otlla, found themselves has been of Wcatmny arsenal on the very great value to al umtsf hack to their broken , little was estimated by reservation j crops, seeds Included. flight pomes, abandoned In head-lonarmy and naval officers at approxiSalt Lake City. Despite tke dry mately (100,000,008. Stores of munl- from tha terrors let loose by Satur-fiay-season, the potato, peach and corn arsenal explosion. friur 1'? J h J?11 ? ef Utah sre eipertefl-tfrfrcw- f Ther haa that In nearly overy-coe- s f ffe and Secretary of War k& wtndows In their homes had been a considerable Increase over the pro-- Davis, after an Inspection of the army Shattered with the first warning blast duct Ion of last year, while moet of the that n conservative reservation, sK Many knew the walls of their homes other crops will show n decrease, estimate of the damage there was Mad caved In. that sheds had collapsed to n report issued recently by (5,000,000. wad floors dropped Into cellars. A Frank Andrews, federal agricultural Refugees from village surrounding dew had made eiploraotry visits la statistician for Utah. the arsenals are gathered In towns arch of possessions and realised tha Myton. The Dry Gulch Irrigation outside the area of destruction, where ruin to which they were returning. has begun to release the are being cared for by tha Red company But like tha peasant population of storage waters of the Uintah river they Bslvation Army and other reCross, tha great war, the destruction of their reservoirs. The company began with lief organizations. At Morristown homes was not enough to keep them Crescent lake,, followed Lake At- fourteen persons still are la hospitals by ' away and with tha coming of Gener wood and Chain lakes. and between four hundred and five , al Drum's official declaration that It hundred refugees are being sheltered. Salt The Lake City. IK sugar Another was now safe to permit the passage Urge contingent At those drivIn beet about the Utah acreage of civilians into th patrolled sections en from homes by the explosions their few miles around the arsenal, la earns as last year, hut ln ldaho there Is New Foundland. at n every case the refugees, asked anx- la reduction of approximately 10.000 Most of the Injured marines were It Is noted tn the sugar beet seres, home. taken ha to iously Anto tho Brooklyn naval hosremoved Issued foremst Frwik recently by All afternoon the Red Cross work-erdethem Captain O. C. with the among Utsh statistician pital, drews, relief headquarters In Morristown, officer of the of Utah Dowling, The rommacdlng partment agriculture. were at the United States hotel, kept naval Is st 71c calculated depot. this hoard-erCaptain Dowling. was acreage year three days' hasy loading their blinded while fall. area last harvested fighting the fir folInto .tho odd nd varied convey- 000, seres, the the first come lowing Idaho's from will explosion. An operaIKS crop ances that carried them home. From was tion la an effort to whereas performed the 1K5 seres, acreage temporary Shelter in the rectory of " save his n was 000 acres. IS, sight Amerfrom the the Redeemer church, ican Legion rooms, from tha Market Salt Lake City. nans to do betRegular G. O. R. Not Disturbed street mission and from the Woman's terment work amounting to about Community dub, loads of women, chil- C5000 to cover the expense of the work Washington, D. C Information coldren, hoys, hsblea, went out The was received and the work will begin lected from tho west by Washington was Dover earlier task at completed at once. It Is planned to widen the on one phase of politics tht is the la the day. , road In Boxelder canyon. The la to the effect that the moat acute, a received department also nd the regular Ropub-lie- s administration Belgium Looks With Favor on Plan check for (25(5 from Boxelder county no a occasion for gravs has party Brussels, Belgium. The chamber of to cover Its portion of the foet of These reports say that apprehension. deputies adopted on first reading the constructing the bridge on the tha backers of the Haugen (arm relief hUl Introduced by the cabinet which -Mantua project bill ere, as n whola, la a state of Inwould graBt King Albert unlimited of the decision about what to do now; and annual The Myton. meeting powers to Issue decrees for defense' of stockholders of the Uintah Basin Seed that as to some of the most Important the franc. , Tbs bill Is expected to Growers' association of Myton will be individuals In the group, they nr In become law by tha end of tha week. held Tuesday, July IS at S p. m. The to state of outright dissent front all election of officers and 'other business suggestions for continuing the fight Brussels. Belgium, staggered by of will corns up. Over 100 Meantime, the other farm leaders, importalnce the recent precipitous fall of tha Bel- seed growers are members of this orwho hart always favored ths perfecgian franc, Is verging on tha appoint- ganisation, and for the year 1K5 about tion of cooperative marketing as the dicment of King Albert as a virtual 2,000,00(1 pounds of seed was handled beet form of farm relief, are taking tator within hla kingdom In tha gov- In this plant William Gentry of Ioka energetic step to strengthen existing ernment's effort to save tho exchange la president and William Zowe la sec- associations, organise new ones, sad from further collapse. retary, bring all. Into unity. This work Is The Belgian cabinet Introduced a In Utah being stimulated from Washington, Salt Lake City. Range bill In the chamber of deputies grantdeclined la con- where n new dlvUion of cooperative ing Klnf Albert unlimited power to have for the moat part 1 and lack of mois- marketing has been set up in the deJasue .decrees tor drastic defense of dition since June water ft and ture stock reaching a partment of agriculture. Ia a wider tha franc, and there are Indications Indicated sense, the cryetallsed policy of the la eertous In it places, stag that tha b!U will ba voted. livestock con- administration Is to assume that an Belgium thus Joins tha three Europ- la the July range end A. Scott, regional the debate about other forma of farm ean powers who are considering pro- dition report of O. the depart- relief U over and dona. with livestock statistician posals to coneontrsto unlimited powers of condition The of ment agricultir. in one person. Italy la discussing Vet Farad In Fretest T U. t. IS as la in this report given ranges whether Premier Mussolini and his with St cabinet should be made responsible to per cent normal, compared 1 and 1 per cent July War veteraaa propelling Faria. June rent per not to and the the king legislature; 78 cent the 1 ia Invalid chairs, the blind and themselves last of per year, Prance will vote on Thursday on n on the shoulders of their with hands two ago. same date years government proposal to front tha for guidance, and aad children wives cabinet full powers, la order that Salt Lake City. The revised estiof battis wounds with ths others Calllaux Finance Minister may pro- mate of commercial onion acreage la lainly, led the protest parade of 80S acres, compared ceed with tho. restoration of tho Utah le given Washmen the 12,000 Sunday against French franc, and Belgium la gotag with 100 scree in IKS, In the truck settlemeaL The debt procesington them one better by suggesting that crop aewe bulletin of the department Ksms, tha eovertga bo installed with tar more of agriculture. Yields were exception- sion moved np d and down the around Triomph Arg and the nanal in IKS onions for than power. ally high Dlena. A wreath was decarlo! movement amounted to 169 the Avenuethe Alas monument at posited African Tribesmen Lose 100 Killed care. It la expected that between 700 erected In the FUceBeegar dee Etats Vela, move BenghatL . North Africa. One hun- end 100 cars will he needed to statue the and at another equestrian season. this dred rebel tribesmen have been killed the Utah onion crop of George Washington, tnserlber, "To wounded In heavy and seventy-fivof production rec- Washington, with hope." Here, also, Logan. Reports fighting near TUImas, south of this ords for June have been mad by wee placed a stone plaqo ctprasslf g city. Italian forces attacked the Sen-na- three of the tour cow testing associa- the wish that the tribesmen during the clearing op- tions in Cache Valley. In the debt settlement be rerteed. Those- erations os the central plateau. In OS and. stood bareheaded along th Una association Ward fighting at Kadi Gereiba, Major Fer- rows were on test with 20 dry. The of march and th procession me via j rari. Italian officer, was . slain by Central Cache association reported at th rat of 200 a mtanto took ex- tribesmen. Tea rebels were killed there were S78 cows mi test and 04 not actly an hoar to pees ths Washington and six taken captive In the latter enmilking, while the Hymns Paradise status, after which It disbanded. gagement association had 272 cows on test and 27 dry. Troop To Portray Bettis ef tpokane Former Kaiser Sues Rvpublle of n kaiser when Wazhington. The war department Balt Lake. Coming at time Capetown. The formtr teat in has a approved a request from William for be the win thirsted moisture, plaintiff Germany parched crops k n rigorous shower,- believed to have S. Lewis of Spokni for participation ; case coming up In the town of soon. Involving large sums of been general tn Its scope, followed by troops and army balds la the oxer-- ; money Invested by the kaiser la farms closely upon the heels of local storms else to bo held in Spokaao July 2 and business la the town, which la n that were accompanied by consider- In commemoration of ths battle of part of the German Southwest Africa. able damage. Value accruing from Spokane. Tbs commanding rrneral of The money was forfeited under tha the storm, however, more than offset tho Ninth corps area. Baa Francisco. terms cf the peace treaty, but the ex- the damage that had been wrought has been Instructed to "take -suck ac kaiser now asserts that the property Wherever rain fell, farmers rejoiced, tion as teay be practicable- In arbelonged to the llohenxonem family, excepting those whose hay ,waa not In ranging ths army's representation ia ths commemoration. and not to the crown of Germany. ucl. V SKXL-000,00- 0 The richest gold ares in Alaska waa far from the aits of Carmack's discovery, along Bonancg and Eldorado creeks. The finert vein was the Eldorado pajstresk, four miles long, which yielded gold to the value of (1,200 a running foot The whole Klondike region's highest yield was la 110 when KTBUO.OOO was taken ouL To 1813 the total production was shout (ie2.000.0u0. Before 11XH the annual production had bees greatly reduced, and by 1910 ths richest gravels had all been worked out. .Dawson, the aexf year, had dropped la population to 3,103, while the prospector toot Service Estimated By Officials At 77 . Per Cent; Ultimatum Issued; Transit Train Leaves Rails aad Crashes in Tube arid bis pan had long since given way, as In other placer regions, to tho and economical equipment - sVcli-hattero- 4 hill-akl- a - a f rF a iN meats 1 -- -- 1 1 a a - 21,-00-0 Brigham- 1 Brt-nn- d showing-p- s e si Fraaco-Amerioi- Wells-vlUe-Colle- a g 1 -- , Win-doc- - 1 PB-- t Garfield. Nonstop Flight Put Off Washington. The navys ti'rbt attempt with seaplane PB-from Seattle to San Diego has been Indefinitely postponed, the department was advised .Thureday, owing to-- fail-- i re of the oiling eystera tor the plan r engines which forced a landing at was The point. Washington. plane towed Into Tort AngrFs and it Is estimated that two weeks will be rfrquir-e- l for repairs. The destroyer paired r'etk ned along the coast to safeguard th: night has been released non-sto- p 1 - FU-lx- A cloudburvi at the sum- mit of the Oqulnrh range west of this town shortly before midnight Wednesday night caused a torrent to rush down gullies on thl hillsides and ever the state highway leading. from Balt Lake to Tooele county and the west A short, dirtance from the end of the ' pavement at the Balt county line mud covered the pavement to a depth of eighteen laches or mere. It was mixed with boulders said to be as large as two feet ia diameter and became Impassable for automobiles. Lake-Tooel- e well-organiz- ed The forward truck of souththe fourth car of n tea-ca- r bound Interborough Rapid . Traasit trala left the rails between Bowling Creel and South Ferry stations early Thursday, throwing the car into th concrete wall of th tube. The fifteen or twenty passengers aboard tb train wars assisted to emergency exits without confusion. N on was Injured and only alight damage to tb tracks resulted. Dent clouds of amok from torn insulation of th third rail caused erroneous re- ports of fire ia the tuba. New York. Y Cwtleurs Boothes Itching Scalp. On retiring gently rub spots of dandruff and itching with Cstlrurs Ointment Next morning shampoo with Cutlm'a Soap" and hot water. Maks them your everyday toilet preparations and have a clear skla and soft, whits hands. Advertisement Not for Her Sprayer will CUGU-D- , Bafley Nelson Company 504 Lake Gty. Uuk DISTRIBUTORS EARN MONEY IthU ; An Ppportunity-laf-- THE BERTHA P.O.Box y STUDIOS 113 . Springfield Dost HX. k"5JM"ll FOR ItiDlGESTlOH 25i and 75 Mam. Inti or W1U - MV 2:CcHll'u la Sma aa SracfVMa. aillsi OCT XL X PkfiSold Evtrywhera BZW OYEB KIGHTJ lark. Or. n!iw . ldr.m.4 i. tta lf IA undaralf m4. If .av.lnp aatt.fi.4 .1!) Sa vfua44L Rich Wag. Taiu. mn,, Oki.k.a STUBBORN SORES y hflimutioai quklJy yield rtBSTHM infYij Kirmrjf auvwoam Lai to U (h MA hf rnci kvuA t CO UN 1 1 Al A1 SXSSMV a f ot ro MCMANN oo N sofnf COO PARKERS HAIR BALSAM Imbv It I I I f lABfcdraf Htopi Hair If ftMttyGnv5Bd Mid Fadod Hk Wit Division of Time tuc Md m Made Man bawa Whether tbe dully ups and downs HINDERCORNS M atepa all .ala, muh eoafon to ua 1 M by-Eleva- tor CoraACW- ft, . n r. lta l7 to.il or Win-loc- k, MkM 1 lnto 1 FE1 OVER 200 YEARS ths affairs of others, although he In always Is courteous and willing to do anything he can to accommodate the passengers who ride In his car. "You know what I have learned." he said the other day. "There are fifty-tw- o weeks In s year. Twenty-siof those fifty-twweeks I mind my own business. And the other twenty-siI let other peoples business skone." Indlanspolis News, bladder disorders, rheumatism, lumbago and uric acid concLtiorx V x HAARLEM OIL X3 o Died At Posts Man On New York. The dead members of died the crew of the submarine at their poets. Lieutenant Commander Kleberg said. As th rusty, tom hulk of the submarine lay tn dry dock at the Brooklyn navy yard. LJentenant Commander Ksberg. for the first time told what the divers working under him taw in th vessel as It lay on th ocean bed oft Block island, where th sank, after being rammed by th CUy of Rome, last fall "While th 811 waa at tha bottom divert entered through the hatches and explored her he said. "Every man seen was at hla station. Borne of them had their hands on valves. "We sew J. M. Schoo-fielB-8- 1 x B-- - " correct internal troubles, stimulate witol organs. Three sixes. All druggists, f naiat M tbe original genuine Gold MsoaI. W. N. U, Sett Lake City, No. Promoting Silk Culture Mrs. Rose Csatlgltone of Tacoma, Wash!, Is endeavoring to establish sericulture on Puget eaunL . Sbe S.OuO silkworm eggs from Italy. To Incubate them aha wrapped them carefully, placed them next to her body and let the beat batch them. She has put them on n mulberry leaf diet and expects to know soon whether silk can be grown profitably In that cliob-taln- mate. Irreconcilable d. Ethel I fillip? So you've fallen out with 29-1- 1. The 1926 Slogan . radio operator, at his post, hia body rigid in a chair, hla head and shoulders bobbing ip and down ia tha green water over th key of hla instrument." CoriJindt Bleecker, sitting In a New York night dub. Indicated a half dozen tables occupied by sleek yoong gigolos sad elderly or even old womea s glltter with diamonds. "In tbs past" said Mr Bleecker. w night-tiferhad for our alogaa, 'Be young while yon can, but these rich female veterans here have made that slogan weak and For ths last ten years they've been young while they couldn't." a Record Rotor Ship Beth Yes; we couldn't agree on n color for our cigarette tlpa. Tbe largest rotor ship ever constructed. the Barbara, waa recently A Question launched In Germany. If Is 300 fed "WeU. tbe days are getting longer." loot, 43 feet wide amidships and has "When did yon get ma fried 7" Tit a displacement of 200 tons. Tbe ver ruts. ad ta expected to average ten mile an boor.-- . New York Will Be Gotten Fori New York. Hans to make New York on of the greatest cotton ports fa ths United 8tstes will teks definite shape Thursday when members of the New York Cotton Exchange win -- WSKT ORCHASD OR ALFALFA . iMtoto toai V" SS V v A!tCH jl im It takes 70 men to make a alagie Each needle has to P Shun the Inquisitive, for he Is ever through 22 different processes before n leaky veseeL Horace. It reaches Its marketable form. CIU. AAw, - needle. lh kd onager, tc roll.(. an expansion lb f,Btrct at large warehouse development Island Sonnd, Involving expenditure of about (5.000.000 by the terminal company. Under th proposed contract, the Bay' way terminal agrees to provide by October L 1327. dock epaco of 1200 to accommodate vassals of 10.000 pac for irhteea jo,,, aag ben lighters st ns time, with facilities for handling daily 15S freight cars and loading or unloading 7500 bales of cotton In three eight hour shifts. A high density compress win be installed at the wire house, where cotton will be compressed as ordered by owners or shippers. MOTHER-:- Fletcher e lamp-shippin- Cistora g -- - r, f'J pre- pared to relieve Infasts ts arms and Children all aprs of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; aHayirC Fevcrishncst arising therefrom, and, by rrguliLrg the Stomach and To wc.k, aids the assimiliLo a of Food; giving natural sleep- - l 1- - tIH of an elevator have n peculiar effect Hawttoaltol Woaa.lHrama. a on the elevator operator or not Is a (M question for a scientist William colored elevator man st the Federal building, has developed a philoao-pbof life which, he avers, he adheres to strictly. The trait of character Wlniock has is worth cultivating, anyhaarlcm oil has been a worldway. wide remedy for kidney, liver and Billy, as he is called, never meddles y Fro bo Of Recent Mergers Sought Shipment Of Lambs Heavy , Washington. A request by twenty-threHill City. For more than s month senators for a federal trade.com. the season has been on mission 1st estimation of the Import-- . at IUU the chief shippin point City, ant corporation mergers of the Cam rr4r1 May :o th, four years waa made public by hi Cree Sheep company shipped , Woo-' tu di e cars of lamb. 500 lambs to tt;a carff May 25. Benneit brothers sh'pped be undertaken at the earliest possible! I ears ata, L Italic? in ar: Mzv Venn 7 date. The Dtter said that the Walsh i ... 8. skipped seven cars resolution directing tha loimahsicn j.' IcrhDili company shipped Bhetp bed1 to make sorb an investigation cKht at. sd J. 11 Burry h;ppcl of enactment failed, ia the ffess n Ivn trv; Hsy 51, J. W. Jons abip legislation st ths cloas of congress. tvea car a&4 J. Farmrr pine S,j During the Summertime SureKelief Crease, which sailed from New York on Staten t--a July 31st. Seckel Fritckman Compos. New Bride Tell him to taka It to earn from five to ten dclUra y day throughout ths summer. right hack. , I ordered salmon. Ths work Is pleasing, requires a past experience. You have noOung to sell, no money to collect, and yot get yonr remittance weekly. Thursday with 1000 passengers, is ro fuming to New York on account of engine trouble, said a wireless message to the line. The port engine had broken down, th message said. Th De Grasse was about 350 miles .out when th trouble developed and Captain Martua Aubert, tb commander, decided to bring hia Teasel back, . Bb ia expected to reach here Friday might. J, purchased quart can of FLYOSAN Maid There's a delivery boy at ths front door with a package marked Liner Crippled At tea The French liner D Elizabeth. N. Smdfc, &iIls..FLIE by (he Roomful Hails BUGS Wholesale A Hand - of the third day of the strike were claims by strike leaders that all Interborough power house em ployea would Join th strike, and an ultimatum by subway officials that striklers falling to return to tbelr Jobe by Monday will be permanently replaced by new men. Edward P. Levin, on of tb strike leaders, announced that there would he "omething of a startling nature la th next forty-eigh- t houra." Asked if this promised development had to do with a possible settlement he replied, "perhaps." "In any event," he added, "if w lose w will be good losers and if w win w will be modest winners." 8o far th strike has, been confined to mot ormen and switchmen on th Interborough subways, th city's main strikers underground arteries. Tb broke sway from the union recognised, by (be company and formed their own organization tn an effort to enforce demands for higher wages. Varying numbers of recruits have been claimed from tb Interborough elevated lines, but company officials have said what mall defections there have been have not affected service. Subway service was estimated by th company to be 77 per cent normal and some of th Brooklyn area la which aervlc stopped when h strike was called waa reopened. Big French New York. St of tbe syndicate and the corporation. FREE with every derrick Ya.r SAFE INSECncffij NWPolKioot-- -- -- . j everywhere rvouncy |