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Show i y 4 ? DESERET " NEWS TUESDAY EVENING TO RECLAIM Exclusive " An Ust of Country JULY 8 1919 amusements ; TONIGHT. PAXTAGES Vaudeville Sill of six 10,10 soil DISUSES, : Readers ' features ha4pd by .The , 1 mie mmm Puioera f Mon- lden- - S tr THE DESERET XEWSI BY WALT MASOX (FOR Shim- - Charles Itay in Hay Foot Hlraw Foot; Jack Desnpeey training. AMERICAN The Maw PuMath." Starring Sees no Kayak a wa; comedy, Oh, Snde, Behave; Path Nows; special mudo, BROADWAK Wm. Farnom In True Blue and Charlie Chaplin lif a bigjcpmedy. FARAMOUNT-feMPRES- Vacation lonely fens, o the city dweller dream of fore., moors and trout In mountain streams and rufous deer When summer comes with brassy skies, who for things Hke these, for outings where the mountains now that roam thd does not lon rise, or In thd AND It Through information received shade of lordly .trees? . And surely men who toll and apln for weary months from the bureau of criminal eultiExpert Front East day worth is whose trade and give their best, when rattled by the citys din, should. Jjavn Baohtl the police tiflcatlon in San Francisco, ne rest.--Dmonth 'of loafing In the dells, where Nature does hef of that conclueion to the helpful the eome, . have vntinf jraid Is' Being Project Irrigation about would coma back wearing bells, to do his stunt man smoothest and tier arrested work, F. James Perry, as shipping clerk. One month of camping in the wild, the office, chairs, all two Veeka ago for alleged implication of North JSalt Developed ha a Ions . iiv several recent hold-up- a Semi-Week- ly .left behind, and man wpuld then. be . reconciled to his demqltlon beastiy Jorcriminal record. According to thia Inthe Lake grind. One month of trapping grizzly bear, of catching codfish In the sea Along City Miss Blanche M. Butler Is expected Held formation, Perry, the police nay, under Three Boys of chasing bobcats io their lairs, and naan would do the work of three. i the name of Frank Holland, served to arrive in Salt Bake CUy some time - . River. dan Lake For two years in the San Quentin Salt Though earnestly the workers try, to plan out lino vacation scheme, th Ely a thle week, to take charge of the social j of cost prison for burglary and later served living Is so high we have to take it out in dreama The grocer and penl-- I service work, at the Salt Lake City similar aentonce in the Folsom ,t Word was received last night by the the butcher still insist on having all we earn, so we pass up th windswept) A truly great country paper I on a similar charge.-' tentiary clinic. A 10. 000-acirrigation project is sheriffs office of the arrest at Ely, hill, the woodland-anthe brae and, burn. The iceman' and the plumber On April 24. lilt, Perry was arwith a larger exclusive cirMini Butler is said, to' he, widely ex-- ! In the area north of Nev., of three boys," Fred and Jimmie come to tell how much they think wo owe; in vain the scented breeze hum.' rested at Denver, Colo- - on suspicion developed being special information from Denver says he was perlenced, and qualified by culation than, any other Lake City boundeu by the Jordan Elkins, and a third brother, whose we can't enjoy them as they blow. '. . st that j educational training as well, to selling bolts of silk In tha city They are at that first name ofis not known. th .T V ofT. V. . Utah paper. was costs time. A fine Of 4100 and Her work. been of class responsible of having this charge j'"."' th railroad tracks which suspected Imposed -- by the court and was sus-- ! for the theft la8t Thursday of an auto-u- e Involve personal investigation of Plnt until ha left town. From to Jb Hew, AH ufcwjrliitto EL to Frank Ferrand In of pended He ' ths north mobile to Joseph. Just belonging ' Denver light durtort-Wee- k. Perry la thought to have come individual cases brought to social tc h. formerly a member of this city. The boys were arrested and Ha T. Pally, gttnd iad to j, against this the campaign city. ing straight are being held upon advice sent to DmvIm county board am war pajiUo fat (dmaoti now being waged by II chalrmTHf ifone Series of Robberies. a John waa force. W-Jr-d- ed 0f ,tate, federal and city aplnteed charge of the Nevada by Bhertff the the ' tOB that The police believe the to endeavor will provide acommlttee totak. Miss Butler' n, u. ca' in thU.meanj manbegan his Bret operations whlch WOmen engaged in project at a meeting held la Bonn-- , chTper drlvlng a clfy about th last of May. On ths W. E. Cox, It? men- Darla county, wa; electd secretary, t of list of that month, was instead lines useful, wU1 b radited. held up and along to north Stats street, . ' An lnveatlgatlng committee, "compoiied j society. ' robbed of ft and his watch while hs acing, B. , of Fredj chairman; BUI Joseph, i Falla Harry was on his way horns. From then on UNE was exceptionally dry over water IS becoming scarce in many lo- -l fkanI VsetieTOl tfl Onager T, Qdell and Fred.Clererly, was elected until Perrys arrest, the police say, - "By a technical error, said Dr.'T. to matof the western states generally, ex- -' callties, and general and heavy ralrnd the Immediate take charge Co. Of Capital Electric a series of robberies was committed B. Beatty, state health commissioner, ter of F situation. the investigating County FtoysWan3. Entertain ah has formed Important In several inatanees ferry cepting only in Texas and parts of , wjmmlngThere were aome acat- -l a bill which Howells enter- and issued instructions outThe committe County Physician T. as ons vtctims program New Mexico, according to J, Cee!ljterer showers which were of local benl been identified by the part of the legislative Joseph A. Kahn wag elevated to th tained f nJurses and training school of the men who held them up. When lined to the" legislature failed to be- yesterday to have surveys made, plans at Baltftlr Monday. of. the local ! 11 1 to range especially in mountain arrested oir the lawii of the City and come a law. .This wes the measure for drawn up and a report brought In as position oLgeoirsI manager of the; Alter, meteorologist, Goes To Portland D. R. Orgy, as- county butldlnr. Perry 1 aaid to have sistant general freight agent of the had abundle in his possession which Oregon Short Lins road, h gone to contained a wicket ' platgdsomsrevolver. of the carried on. by Portland, Or., on railroad business. This revolver is said the 1st of June, robbed about Women are dally being picked up BountUuL St" persons aS J, L E. Calvin Calls Federal Director to have been the one used in fqgcing In Salt Lake City and Ogden, and if A. Stumm. who ta build-- 1 E Walter been connected with; snow for Irrigation purpoees In the Mr Kahn s'J E. E. Calvin of the Union Pacific, was them to hand over their money. Kimball th company ha for dur-found after examination to be sources ing superintendent Blnce March. 118, j mountains have brought aboura flclent generally and many range need ' In town n ooupls of hours Monday An attempt will be mads to obtain a from which disease might spread, afe and Richards real estate company. lng which time he has been vice cute on his way from ths coast charge of highway robbery against treated and cured. situation, eepe-a- n rain, though livestock continues, good filed with the state engineer det and treasurer. He has been '- afternoon, to excellent as a rule. At Grand that has ' application to Omaha. 108 second g&eed In business In Salt Lake since , dally on the lower ranges, pasture for Experience so far ha shown Perry, according to Chief of Detectives women are feet - of water Junction th lower ranges were very is punthese of d . This -' Short charge Robto with associated proportion large became Sharp. W. pum B. Joseph he when 'be land and area.of For ig05, Chicago dry crop banei sentence of infected, and capable of transmitting maximum a dry at .the end of the month, but were with ishable for Mercantile Broa river Baer Jordan the company the irrigation and passenger 'obias, general freight htty ar, threatensd lB many better at greater altitudes; food con imprisonment and a minimum of diseaas. 'Reports of cases are coming purpose The plat filed byTZtr. Stumm vice president, which office he held un--a,faJfa agent of the Denver A Rio Grande life to the board very numerously. They shows that the water is to be diverted! til 1014, when he was elected to thej ealitie and are actnally at hand In tinues sufficient, however, and live A road, has gone to Denver and Chicago 2 4 yeara are reported by physicians by -case front the Jordan at a point near SL presidency which hs held' tor four other owing o lack of water; and Btock still In rood condition. Rains , on npUroad business, i,. . native hay ia not.dalng-ver"" .welU for alt ranreT number, and the- - Identity .of tha- pa- Joseph and hr to bowsed In irrigating years. in Land Soldiers JtaK t Rod Star Auto Route, A Red Star tients is kept a secret unlees they fall land which is situated aa follows: T. T There is already some concern locally peclaUy fall feed. Alfalfa hay prom-a- s beto the outlook for winter feed, and ige very good. auto mail route will be operated comply with the precautionary 1 New York For Discharge to Secs. 2, 2 and parts of Home rain must come In the not distant fu- tween Upton and Coalville commencmeasures proposed to prevent their Bee--N., R. 1 W, Project Work Western Texas and timely! 1 W.. 1 N, T. 10. 4, 11; announcecase to an assure a growth on the open rains were general Copious In such tore to ' the disease ing July 81, according and an excellent Schools 24. C5 Church In 22, 21. 22. Sec Utah o Idler arrivals at New York spreading 27, 22, 2(. 2. a matter name made winter is ment from the postoffice. the patients ranges. Livestock, especially growth of feed was sustained, result-shee- p. have gone in large number to jng in most . Lavorable of record, and tho patient is given and parts of Secs. 24. 25 and 25. Woods . conditions of of Utah Pioneers Outing, Monday follow: Croes and Bonneville are both emDnagbtera 8. D. L. 13 Some of schools tho into of choice quarantine the tho Albert going Private Anderson, Draper; higher ranges earHer' than usual livestock. Water was plentiful. e The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers are In this braced such with of regulation or where feed moisture home summer and have on are complying Church ben New Mexico Showers were ample carrying will hold an outing at Saltair Wed-- , Private George T. Tiemlseen, Ogden; as have for their object the prevenThs application . for the permit Hence the animals have put (and range good, except locally toward needay July 1. A special program is Private Fred ,C, Baker, Ogden; Pri- tion of the spread of tho disease. states a pumping plant will be used project work. The Brigham Young ample. on In flesh a and tho end of tho month In southwestern manner, satisfactory being planned fot the day. vate Thoms F, Sid era. Villa Grove; Dr. R. E. Gramling. of tho United to take th water from the river and high school of Logan has engaged In are in practically all eases reported id counties where rain was needed. Liveor la canal-stats servlc feet acadconduit Health a 25,000 long the work, 127 students: Emery Twice Monthly E. A. Wedgwood Private Harry L. McGtothlen, Salt States Public condition at the close of the stock did well and were thriving. Rosthe direction and a pip line It or .45 Inches in emy, two teachers and 115 students; good month. camp. No. 1, Spanish war vetsrana Lake; Private Harvey L. Burton, Salt director, working under well are ranges excellent, but availand the state board of health in the diameter 10,000 feet long will be In- Fielding academy, two teachers and 70 will meet hereafter on the second Utah June was one of the warmest PMvate Earl A. Dtmtck. Salt of below average becanae of conduct of this campaign. The physi- cluded in th system. of - each Lake; Private Gila academy, in Ari- and driest of record, widespread areas able feed ths . fourth Tuesday evenings students; C. Balt Aruthur been in recent years. killed Rogers, having with cians generally are The point of diversion of the water zona. two teachers and 42 students; receiving no appreciable precipitation Rainfall was month. In Knights of Pythias hall, Lake; Lake; Private Victor M. Sanson, Og- th board, the wetso far has for which copious, work th and teachtwo Millard Stake ME tbs was filed east Third' South street academy, by since the end of May. The lower test year to date since being den; Private L. Fullmer, Salt Lake; progressed in a satisfactory manner. Stumm. application 1$04. uniS. L. ers 144 D. and ths be students; to th 'will according plat, have suffered, and range Arizona There was practically no' x i . Julius Lee Return Julius Lea of Master Engineer James M. Hodgen, at a point on the Jordan river on the versity105 of Salt Lake, three teachefa livestockespecially Garrying' Out Legislation. have ranged Into the higher rain excepting a few local the Twenty-firregiment of engi- Salt Lake. showers In and Oneida Stake the students; and between Salt Lake camborder line th that William B.Wb!ttle.Salt mountains rather early. There Is still the last week. Th ranges, however, Lake; Private Dr. Beatty explained neers, and whose home is at St? east in teachers Idaho," four and academy, SL covers of Davis at and enactment L. West county aftJoseph with William th Oerard, Sergeant however, and livestock withstood the drought .very well until Second South street has returned paign started 225 8tudents;-th- e Snow academy, two ampi feed, fine condition as a rule, toward th end of th month when all or -- It months of service In France. Park City; Captain Julian Gilbert legislation tor th oontrol of such dis- approximately 10,000 acres of land. teachers and 75 pupils; the Snowflake continuetheIn outlook ' and that Albert Balt last Lieutenant ease th Lake; a is by legislator now car. ,He though consulting mining engineer. , requires good rains lower areas, and especially the northin two teachers and Arizona, aoademy, MARSH GOAL OO. M. Watson; Balt Lake; Private Albert th state board of health is student Gsn- and the Uinta academy, in the near future, for both hay and eastern plateau counties, were greatly Piatt Wise Congratulation outUned there. Coal Tho kind yen want; when yoi 75 out J. the Ira program Clapp, Corporal Lucas, Ogden; rying In need of rain. Thw ranges areas that eral Manager H. V. Platt of the Ore- Logan; Cook Harvey N. Gundmund-to- The program provide for th estab- want it Phone Wa 1205' and 1307 three teachers aft 187 student Nevada Feed was plentiful through were actually stocked,larger however, were as bean B. have gon hort Lina has wired congratulasuch clinics of Salt Private lishment Lake; .James June 331 AdvertlaemenL and In stock So, Main St continued to good affording ample feed, and stock was tory messages to officials of ths Ore- Wardlelgh, Ogden; Corporal Joseph P. established in Salt Laka CUy and Nine Automobiles Stolen excellent condition, though the range In good condition as a rule. gon Short Line and Salt Lake Route, Holland. Pask City; Private Elmo M. shall b free to persons which at lower the were elevations California Livestock continues In in drying F ourth Holiday rapidly during the last two weeka yn the success of No Accident Week. McMillan, Murray: Lieutenant Clar who can not afford to pay th regu- Seek During excellent condition and most sR are fee The state board has a buStock are feeding on the higher Jow feeding on their summer ranges. Inspecting Fort Dougin Cot Wes. enoe A. Outsell. Richfield; Private lar Improving Mail Service Nine automobiles were stolen In Salt ranges. reau for th control of such disease ton B- - Chamberlain, medical depart- Glenn C. Lam boon, Springfield. Lowland are pastures of which Dr.- Gramling has charge. drying rapidly, ment at Waahtngton, is Inspecting the Idaho The month was practically but those In the mountains of all elvle bodies In Lake during the Fourth of July holi' Th state receives assistance from ths continue Summer Complaint hs CfaUdmi, 'hospital and war prison at FortDouJl ralnlese a. for few T. period, D. thunder Ha to exoept In good. day Footer, would which proaccording is In help mountain requested Improving mail service There la not anything Hke to many United States government, las, while on a general Inspection tour In northern oountles icKieh pastures but would do more showers to amount that an of Utah asvides Automobile the equivalent secretary than of all similar institutions in the coun- - deaths from thia disease new as before a, communication from the postmaster afforded temporary relief r. from th good In the valleys at this harm season of tor- Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea provided by the stats. . a office received at th Com- - sociation. Of this number six have drought Elsewhere, in state general's especially the are tests ths There Free year. mads will by be a earns use. Into such general shortage Remedy Tb. letter beemr ocovered. The three still out eastern counties the drought situation of the third and fourth alfalfa To Ask Freight Reduction Rsprs When the direction of meraial this remedy Is given with cue-t- or hacterlologistr-uad- er hay states th postal department seeks are the following: One belonging to' ha'Tecomerather zertfrasr-anitobc sentativM of the- - BeetgrewefW-Sug- ar crops oil as directed and proper care is the state board of health. irrigation watery recommendation of the Commer- Jack Creighton, $10 Sixth avenue, lower ranges were badly in 'need of Gramling has received copies the company, Rigby, Ida will ask the new- taken as to diet, K is safe to say that Baker Oregon Stock Capt are City: in new routes and service which was stolen from his garage; one rain. Sheep have rone to the Salt Lake district freight trafflo eora- fully ninety-nin- e higher good condition. Mountain ranges out of every ban-dre- d of a bill which has been introduced in cial elub on all disto B. W. from submitted this belonging from taken Allred, suggestions a for Senator senate earlier than ranges and next, all United rntttee, usual, stock 8tats by morning eases recover. Mr. W, O. Camp- the good, but lower ranges poor. In front of th Pantages theatre, and have had - reductionMonday feed to date. 'Bottl Grasa Is drying, up of 0 cents per ton on lime bell of Butler, Tana., saya, 1 have Charles E. Townsend, and in ths house trict one belonging to L. W, Johnson, F44 ranges andample will elub everywhere, and Commercial of The the of report each scarce be Halror unless Steenerspa, hay unless roek, used Chamberlains Colic and Diar- by Rep. rain comes very soon there will and Utah Manufacturers association south West Temple street. of come member a the soon. is rains whom good postoffice a be for trimmer rhoea Remedy . JBoy Scouts Will Help grave shortage of feed for the complaint In order to the Salt Lake industrial sons Montana, Th weather 'for June winter. Irrigation children. It la far ahead of anything and poet roads committeeie of his re- defining ' assist ths war water Is low. savings department, lo In to limits wilt bo published in tho next Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea' bill The house. designed unfavorable for spective evr highly uaed hava fod I thle range, Washington Walla . Walla: Ths purpose.' bar th use of the United States mails United States census directory accordeal Boy Scouts will distribute through and Remedy. while stock have . retained low their Advedtiaoment. . the residence and buatneas district two are ranges quite dry, this ing to a tetter received at the ComThis to any form of 'ltteraturs or written mercial good condition remarkably well; they being one of the getting always wins the ets of bulletins bearing on war rlak driest Junes of record club yesterday from Samuel opinion medicine or published matter which advertises If not th praise of those good moved-tare better being who In here. Most ranges are stock Insurance and war savings stamp In- C-- Graham for an appearanco here in or now in th higher calls attention to any form of treat- L. Rogers, census director, asking the use it- -. Try it when you have need of large numbers, and some reports In- - ranges, which are In vestments. December next. Tha Cherniavikyu ment or cure far social disease The report be forwards to him.' good condition. uch a remedy. Advertisement. dicat are that thln. Stock they Stock getting on in have been tour around the world, generally fre goftd oonditlon! la the measure is a Returns Home. R-- L. Aviator renaltyfinprovided term in pris- Capt.' Sonstelie Discharged , or a five-yeMies Evelyn' Moyle Visitor I aaghn, army aviator, and a resident Claude T. Barnes Chosen Urges That Improvement Ward Committees Will ' Of Logan, has returned home He is Evelyn Moyle,- - daughter of Asalstant on, or both. Won D. S. C. For Heroism Member of 0 red lied with having downed four Oer-- - Secretary of the Treasury and lira Work be Opened Up Mammalogists . Aid M. I. A. man planes, and received his training Jams H. Moyle, arrived in the city Campaign at the school of military aeronautics, yesterday afternoon. Mlae Moyle stat- Southern PaciHe Files Captain Cart J. Sonstelie, tank Word imof been has Diligent the received prosecution from In order to city's CaL ed that she had Just returned to make Statement of Revenues Berkeley, push th M. L AllOO.OQO corps, 205th brigade, was discharged Washington, D. C., provement program to find work for membership drive to a successful finClaud short visit to her home in Salt Lake T. : T. W. C. A. Secretary by.. Here Mrs awhile two after at Fort Douglas Monday, Barnes, local lawyer and naturalist, aa many skilled workmen as possible ish, a leter has been sent to the stake new T. W. C. A. New her parents were vteittng in Derived From Utah Business I. A Winters, ths years sendee In the army. The cap- of his election as Mrs. Moyle will later mmmmmrn a charter member of at a time when employment Is most M. I. A. boards sue follows: Secretary, has arrived from Detroit make England. tain has several citations for bravery, a visit to Salt Lake. where she was identified with A oo py of th If II annual state- and carries a D. 8. C. for heroism In the newly organized American So needed, wa urged upon the city comUnder the new and enlarged plan Caromission last night by Nephl L. Morwork. She relieve Miss To Goody Baptist RevivaL The ment ef th Southern Pacific Railroad action at Montfancon, France. Hie ciety of Mammalogists. - Mr. Barnes ris, representing the Soldiers and Sail- for M. 1. A. work, the Tonng Mens line Barnum who has left for the Rev. A. V. Woolley, formerly pastor reads: citation for this Is a member of the Biological of the Burlington Baptist church, and company together with a statement of I Canadian north wee t. society ors Employment commission. It was general board haa organized new comSonstelie "Lieutenant displayed of Washington, D. C., the American pointed out that before many months mittees. On of theoe committees is now Idaho state evangelist for ths the business don and th revenue bravery and leadership of a high or- Ornithologist Attend v I large Crowd union, th? Cooper a change of weather conditions will In. Ihaton organization and memberehlo. Baptiste, wQl conduct a series of re- derived In Utah by th railroad com- der in th advance toward Montfau-co- n -- About 200 service man were present Ornithological club, and was the flret terfere with the Improvement pro- Its duties are to see that all organtza-meetings, every evening, beginof ahead out the engi with filed ths was 111 dan oo given by the Girls' Pa vival next by going the at president of the Utah. Audubon- - so- gram and work will be tied up. The Sunday, at the Bethel Bap- pany during neera reconnoitering a tank rout ciety. trlotio league No. 1 under the direc- ning He is author of a number of commissioners explained that the Im- aseiet-i- n Increasing efficiency among tist church, this city, assisted by the publle utilities commission this morn- under and forthe and tanks fire getting tion of the war camp community ser- pastor, the ststement on- nature book to th L. Rsv. H. th According GU study and Is holder provement program is rounding Into offlcera;totoIncrease and maintain meming. J. in the resistance Baynea vice. The daneea are yegular affairs hert Paswatsrs will direct th was IJC.-1- 1 ward. He located a of medal th year for awarded supervise missionary work Income by the American shape and that within a few days bership; gross In Boka De later th tinging advance, Cusy . every Monday evening. Game Protective Association for the there will be a considerable amount of and to carry on th campaign for 60.-05.102. 25 which was approximately enand soldier disorganized Canteen rallying In Work th members Aatch in the Y. M. M. A dosing previous for 7 France,. than Woods Conservation 000.000 lw of Wild Life. Mr. Bamee workropened up. Bros. SeO Wool Clip them to hold th Bols De Cusy, has been Canteen work is In order to carry out theseL duties. -T being brought year. Operating revenue for ths year, abling chosen as a member of th . Cross, are reported having recently to a close by the rapidly in wounded we the 7He .Argonne American Red Croia to tKestatement. was 152, drive and spent four months in the new society because of his studv and sold 00 sacks of wool at IS cent. in ,fee that tt la Class. according to a letter writ according ,hav?, el rol'er committees 242,000 or $21,800,000 more than last hospital. Captain Sonetelles home Is research in the subject of mammals Arranging Godowsky This Is said to clean up the last Utah ten France, to local the Red Crons in derived revenue office by all stakes and wards, with -- The operating been disposed of more Mine la Utah. . r eilp which haswas at Mont.' Myra Mllla a Salt Lake school year. - Mrs. Marguerite Hughes,, representIntendent as chairman In Utah during th year. accordlng to i Kalispell, expected, owtng to teacher. of i e rapidly than Mins Mills of In sailed committee of three In the stake. and1 Ellison-Whitwe $5,820,000 e stalemenb musloal bureau, ing the high prices and an active market, GOAL COMPANY. for France. She is a graduate ofApril ALLIANCE car will Tour from came the the ride and freight 100 drive which 24.508,000 iommrnP8i.dKent V chalrron of al University of Utah and taught at the Mufddan TWU City. Alex. Store New. Lump, $7.10; nut. 37.00 easier If lb is thoroughly equipped has been in Salt Lake several day each ward on I imeretate traffic. There is no comdewtth In re- organization and local musicians the revenue with a member of tho noted muni Milford and Clearfield high schools. ln Alemiie conferring 4148. Lubricaof ton. Waa th 'of statement Fhon System per membership." parative was Her are to a in class Mr. to be formed In Seatand Mrs. E. F rived In Utah during 1212 as comtion. Installed by your dealer or gard parents cal organization of that name, tle for Instruction by th eminent White Motors Company, 34 South town yesterday, en route from the ooast Mills of (tl Douglas avenus. with 1217. pared to Fred with Weet arrange Leopold to New York, Godowsky. This class, Templo StrooL AdvertleemenL pianisLwill-open Army Enlistments Elmer A. Turwhich Seek Better Service Aug. 4 and continue pin, Idaho Falla Ida.; Georgs Glass. 4, will be. according to Mrs. until Sept. John Bastonl, Guy V. Baker, George OverMalad Branch That buyer gain who deals with Hughes, the only Godowsky class on Fielda Alex. Hoak, Carl R. Rasmuscoast this year. It Is exDaynea neesseoj th Pacific sen. Key B. Da via Nicholas Uiso,Leo pected that some of the foremost piano 'A committee of eight from Malad. Eddington,- Alma V. Card. Allen H. students and teachers in the west will TTemonton and Garland, called on Williams, Dallas C. Carr, John H. be attracted by the Godowsky enCox, E. H. Doherty, Gordon M. PhilSpenD.B. General Agent Paaeenger gagement. A number of Salt Lake E. Salt Holt Lake; William lip J., We artists received - part of their traincer of the Oregon Short Line yester R. Kendall. Idaho Falla; James E. 1 ing under him. In Europe. daf, wtth reference to an Increase In Flaherty, Nephl Cook, Ogden; Roger passenger service over the Malad val Mom, Elmer S. Wilson, John Coconia good ley branch. The region at present has - JL Pocatello, Ida; George L. McEwin, Missionary Farewell. a train each way dally, but more is Provo. held to be desirable. The petitioners ' A farewell entertainment will be Naval Dhriarps Frank B. Lister were notified that the matter would be carefully considered.' The commitTooele; George J. Rnarr, LeRoy Wood. given this evening at Whitney hall In Salt Lake: John S. Dorrta Garland; tee included W. H. Capwell. F. C. Gep-har- t. honor of Lynn Stephen Rldhar'ds who Otto Merby, McGill, Nev.; - E. W. Harry C. Seegar, J. Metcalf. . leaves shortly on a mission to the Crook, Payson; T. V. Hudson. T remonLorin Preston. W. V. Lewis, J. T, southern states. The program will beH. ton; Rob R. Ferri Mammoth; Walter Hone. informaand Richards accurate want You gin at 4:30 p.m. and will Include the P. Jo nee, Farmington; Arthur B following numbers: Tenor solo, Claud tion; competent service; and Asks $20,000 For Clinger, Brigham City; B. M. Fallen. Cornwall: quartet. Alleged Sally In Our er Jeroma Ida; Herbert O. Meyer to know that the charges will Messrs. Pyper,1 Whitney. PaAlley, i Brunswick, Mo.: Thomas C. O'Brien, From , Operation Injuries trick and Spencer; baritone solo, P. be reasonable. Pocatello, Ida; Ward M. Smith, Coeur Melvin Peterson; duet, Ruth and 1 have been serving the pubd'Alene, Ida; Donald E- - Doris, Rose-burv as the Edward Claire Edwards; reading , Margaret A.Cooton appear Ore.; Clyde V. Young. Sand af. your direction win endure for 25 lic B. for 8. Younfc. years. In Stewart; reading, the Third Point, Ida; Pearl 8. Littlefield? Pot plaintiff In a suit filed n V , Ws uu only the best f agea the Latch, Ida; Van W. Sorrel Okanoof medical firm tho court against J. FRED DAYNES . gan, Wash.; Harold R. McFeoter , quarries & ' produo. Snow Seminary Huntington, Irvins, Ridges, Richards, Portland, Ore.; Hsrry Beauer, St. Optometrist, Tyree, to recover $20,000 damages for Thomas, Nev.; Emil F. Delane, PortA theological seminary will b esInjuries alleged to have been suffered land. Ore.; Harry V. McCormick, through- - carelessness In an operation. tablished at Huntington, Utah, accord- - I Ellas Morris & Sons Co. Echo, Ore.; William 8. Davia MontIn It Is alleged In the comp!&tnt-th- at pelier, Ida ing to announcement' made by th Li an operation for mastoid, July DOOK D. S. board of education. It ls esti121$, a facial muscle of the plaintiff 44 feet eu dMafhmplq mated that 200 students bill receive was severed, and as a result he has v'TritE NOW Lump, $7 f 0; Nut, Instruction In the new institution. been unable to dose his left eye of to $7 00. Martin Coal Co. 47 Main SL This will make 21 seminaries Included us the mhsclee of 'his Jaw freely, pound to he ton. Waa 141$, ta th Church educational lnstltutiona'1 4 .either for mastication or speaking. 4417 $153. AdvertlaemenL 'News r) A I . i -- at re d J , tkjri -- ! . Dry Heat Wave Causes Acute Drouth Situation Over the Western States ! . dla-eas- es i, J .b., carf i -- , J gep-ryj-o- - rg, -- r wVmoSe53hJJS.P.. 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