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Show 10 DESERT EVENING - -- - I .. 0111111011OEN 11,.....m.m1.1Mangsnorle If US.IEHEll r- OUT AI utiliarko lauss Issud , :Is' MoildaysJ and Price Only 2.00 , - 'AD arabocriptiont to The News, ore Daly, SeuErdst, Serril-Weete , 'advance. sew perbie t 4J ' SM.I'llMIIMMINEMPIPIIMPP.1.01101110.0,MMO et BRIEF - - Jonesi. Relaread Manager RetUTTIO-450nal Manager IL V. Platt of the Ore, Loll Short Line, has returned from a busineet trip over the line. extra Three.Extre Bariopere-Thr- ee MooPers were added to Thursday aft. ernoonli Lou Angeles Limited train. owhtg to the increeas of pawinger Or Fiera other Floyd Olga ington. Beaver; Bergettn Bountiful; Edwin D. Baker, Corinno: Corporal Cosiville; Edgor 0. Bullock. Charles A. Iveroon and Orson Clark. Delta: Sergeant Cornelius S. Potoroon, Fielding; Edwin E. GalleyLrormington: James E. Bondizen, Nola Andernon and Sergeant GOOrre Fotolos. Garfield; Corporol Elusion Trotter. Gostsm; too Orson. Maher, and William L. Murray, Jerson. LoSergeant George W. Hickman. gan; Willis Port. Murray; Sergeant Lorenzo Bates, Roy IL. Thompson and Provo; Charles Corporal Guy A. Gems, Warren. CorPoral earn Coztoni and Williom A. Poltroon, Priv,: James Anthon A. Thompson, Richmond; Nialson, Richfield; Jews Wright and Sergeant Mo'nro H. Clark. SPring vino: WillUun IC. Dregs and Corporal Read M. Holes. ferpanish Fork; Sergoaat....Willia.m...2Crlillamadluonvoldir David W. Bollentine and Paaquait Corrono. Tooele; Ernest if. Bell, Vernal: Wilitiun Beverodge. lohl; Frank C Roberts. Mount Pleomot; Thug J. Monk. Park City. and- Clyde O. Copen, ' Bandon. Noe Been On RhineMite Margaret Zr. Moore, formerly dean of the worn-W- s : department of Westminster col. kom tutu been in charge of a hostess :boom on the Rhine for the T. W. C. A. Sew knowledge of the French and Goi. Anal 11A511a411 made her especially isbIs lateM Enlistmenee-joh- n Ar'my 41111er, Salt Lake; Albert R. Boshard pea I. Goodwin, Provo; Joseph aay Theetae-G-.11yIdaho Falls; . Cecil Poor and Adrian E. Ernest McCary, Ma. rtmins. Idaho; 4111, Okla..; Bartlett W. TrIpp. South 'rottonwood; William R. Black. Poe. Idaho. and Rue I. pawl en, -- lerozne. Idaho., -- AMY COAL 'and prices COAL gator. MARTIN 4464.--A- 740W-41up- .ttecortan next oly Woo. ..7000 47 Bo. Mo4e414. Ornament. d. , Veto Teachers Secured For Westminster College r-- 1 zAtrestminMer College has secured tho :following nell teachers for tho cam-in- s academic year: Rolfe M. Rankin, 'as prilicipal of the Salt tAike Collett. Ate institute, and professor of maths-staticMiss Pauline K. Boneateeli amnia department; Miss Louis Plan., and preceptress of Terry :instructor in domestic ocience and tart; Herbert S. Wolfe. graduate of Colorado college, instructor in the Menem; Miss Cora I. Orr. graduate of Colorado college, inotructor in Trench and Spanish; Miss Bernice V. , Newberry, graduate of Michigan State 'Teachers' college, instructor in Eng and history; Mims Ityrtle Bishop tah and Miss Aiphild Hendrickson, inatructors in high school work. the latter also laboratory assistant In college Chemistry. A campaign will be started Oct. 1 to raise $600,009 for endowment and buildings. s; litah ' G. A. R. Veterans - 0 From requeste already promoted for which will entitle the hold-or- s to tritosportation at reduced rates to Ali national encampment of the O. A. R. at Columbus, 0.. this year. D. Corner. assistant adjutant genoral of the Utah department, predicts quite it heavy travel Members of the (1. A. R. and of its auxiliary onganizations. and members of their families in some instances. are entitled to transportation at one rent a Aratio. either way but must present aortificatse proving their right to such .iportifIcates . Irwin IncNiece, engineer 000rps. has returned from ranee. and comWill reprtnent the pany in the east. Captain Renwick is ea rout. home to this S. kfcNiece, city from Franc. and will take a course of special study in the fail. at the Vniversity of California. Both - of these officers are eons of the late A. G. McNiece. this city, and Rev, Arraduatea of the Salt Lake Collegiate inseitute. Allis-Chalme- ' Boy Fractures Arm. .7 7: Jack Wright. 12 years old. 49 south .1rourth West !greet. euffered a :tore of the right arm Thursday afternoon when he fell from a horizontal , bar at the Central playground. , Ile eras taken to the emergenci hoorPlIntl where the injury was treated. 4,, -- oinimmointimmilmosommilmi Utah's Finest , - ,, - , I t t, I , i . 1 1 v , I , iie, -i 1 - - , ct 1 ; evenhig& . : 1 i Gibney contest tonight. P110611All ANNOUNCED - - FOR MIENTIONS OF - under which wtthin'-- the SO dere they rear d to purchase all the direct flow lf and the storage rights of the state in the Hatchtown project,. now defunct, on the upper 'Sevier. 'The lf other of the storage rictus wart reiterr. the the idea that the proposed irrigation district in John's valley might be able to arrange for the transfer of these rights to the East Fork of the Sevier river. This arrangement was decided on by the board after J. H. Henrik Thomas had addressed Bevy and W. the board representing the PiLnituttell citizens, and State Senator Quince Kimball had mad. an appeal. in behalf of the John's Valley people. nest ,Pro-coe- flEOSION CUSSES one-ha- one-ha- ed-b- y board.--with- e HEINS Atrhough the correention vreek has not yet for the tall eonventions of religion classes of the L. D. S. Church were outlined at a meeting of the general hoard held yesterday afternoon in tbe Church office building. Following is the program which will be carriedout in 115 separate stakes. and will be distinct from the , stake conference: . Sunday, 10 a.m.Stake superintendears report; report of ward princistake! pals: remarks by member of essenpresidency; musical selection: tials of a good religion clam lesson: the message, apt illustration. chiss activity, by representative of the general board; disco orlon. Address, "The Sunday. I p.m. Need Today elf a Strong Faith in God," by a member of the stake board; muskai selection; address, "The Religion Class and the Horne," by a representative of tha general begird-Th- e following program will be carried out in connection with stake conferences: , cm.--Stasuperinten- Sunday. ward Minot-- , Senn isportr reports pals: remarks by member, of stake presidency; essentials of a good religion chum lesson: the znemtage, apt illustration, class activity, by representative of the general board. Ihuulay. 10:30 a.m.Addreas: of Religion Classes With the Home Night," by a representative of the general board., ' According to WilHam A. Morton of the general superintendency of religion climes& 11 Church seminaries will be in operation during the coming year. It was also decided at yesterday's meeting to found & new Church theologkal seminary at Kauai), Kate county, Utah. commencing with the fall term of high school. (FOR THE, DESERET MASON (EWS) Int town la full of friends of intim and when lo leave my trot and to Walk around a square; they greet me with a cordial smile. anine I'm- - well worth while, and smootband passing --fair. ll'often wonder how they'd act if I disclosed the dolafal faa of that I waa busted fiat if I 'put up a hard luck tale., and for T v Aseese-!to--thin- k borrowed kale should straightway pees the hat. No doubt the cordial smile would freeze. and I'd be shunird as though disease bad marked 'me for its own; and men I cornered wotild exclaim. That I may play my private game, I need My every bone." And Punk philosophers will say. "So runs the weary world &waif. and friendship . ht a snare; well fixed. you're greeted with a grin:- but when your bank accounrs all in; 'you're turned down everywheeei. WheiLI go forth to work my- - friends, the sacred boon of friendship ends. and that is right and just; they cannot love me or respect if I vurround them and collect their bard earned store of duet. I have good friends on every block: I meet good friends where'er I walk, but they would turn and flee. if 1 should try, in friendship's names to work some cheap leg pulling game. and that's as It should be. - - July VVeather Favorable To Welfare of-Livest- ock ,,,OniviostWestern Ranges -- LThe meteroloariat of the local weather bargee. J.Ceell Alter, has just leaned the following report,of July somewhat better, but there Is oonerider. able report of thin stock and comparatively large movement of animals to market or finishing range, partly on livestock account of range destruction by forest weathers onthe greaten' tOngel: July ,was a comparatively favorable month on all the livestock ranges of the southern parts of Utah and Colorado, and most all of Arizona, Ntme Mexico, and western Texas, where temperaturea were moderate and good rain were quite weU distributed over the grazing areas and throughout the month as needed. in' this general region livestock has made splendid response and are in quite satisfactory, eontlition as a rule In the higher mountain areas of California, northern parts of Utah and Colorado, and western Wyoming unditions of moisture and feed were also comparatively favorable there being much more rain than at adjacent lower altitudes.. Drouth Situation. art. of Ilowever,- - in western Nevada and Idaho as a rule, and parts of California, Oregon, and Washington, and large areas of Montana and Wyoming the drouth situation has, been gradually accentuated, reaching rather serioue proportions particularly in parts of Idaho, and locally elsewhere. Even the higher foreset ranges, under the trying influence of unusually hot and practically rainless weather, deteriorated Considerable appreciably. areas have also been swept by forest fires or excluded from the grazing.1 areas by the fires in Idaho making it neceseary in many regioni . particularly where streams and other water supply Is low, to move a great deal of livestock to markets or to finishing pastures. The animals generally are in only fair condition. trathThe month was abnormal7 warm and dry generally, butthe !nountsAn 'summer ranges received ample moisture every week, and the southern counties received good rains in the second and third weeks bringing water and range condition up to good condition in these parts. :rho lower ranges at the north are very dry necessitating some 'nook movements; and the western winter range areas are bad y in need of rein; some eastern winter ranges must also have rain.before Wyonatiiit3ome showers oanse- - at the limited range of the southeast, but generally it was a drouthy, unfavorable month. streams end waterholes became Many low. or drY, necessitating long drives tei water in the centrat and northeastern parts. The lower runges were von poor at Ale end of the month, the higher areas were,, some though better. Moth stock has been moved from the drier parts of the state. and. many. animals are reported thin. ColoradoRants came in goodly amounts and at timety Mtervals to most of the state, excepting only The northern portions. and ranges were maintained in fairly good oondillion especiany in the eolith. Grand June. tionWhile July showers were beau- -. tidal ranges were drier at the close than at the beginning of the month, :Yen the higher ranges are affected though feed there continues sufficient: and..etock good. Ranges below the national forests are Yen' dry and short. Rains of the thvt few days of August were general and will be very heipful. good intervals on 2 Senator Kimball's appeal was adTho third docket of the Balt Lake dhetrlet freight trotfle oommittao bas dreseed largely to the Panguitch ownmittee hi presence of tho board, been preparsd, cases 21 to SS tochasivs and called the attention to the large addito be beard at 4 a. lerklay Aug. tion to the wealth of Garfield comb22. to Room 314 Vermont building. ty. of which allthe visitors present shim city." Th. docket in case detail were citizens, by reason of the derai opulent of the upper valleys of the ' le no toitoirs: East fork. The Panranch people exI Mrs. T. E. tagerald, Salt Lake pressed the belief that no oho Ia the . Cltst, Utak request lower rates on mime Panguitch district would put any block hi the of the efforts of the props. 'tulle and min deo from Tel- John's Valley way people to get a reasonlowstono. Mont, ad Victor, Idaho tn able amount of water for irrigation varSose Utah and Wyoming points of hay and root crepe, and the board decided that the storage rights ownthan, hi effect at present. ed by the state should be split in two Mineral Products Corporation, on the "tire and let live" principle. - - It - that -- detallese LI 1, present rates on sulphate of potassium prices and the like would be gone t, Marys-vaand clad of aluminum from in a disciaidoli today between o'er Utah and Sigurd, Belknapolievier people and the board. to New York, N. Y. Philadelphia. Pa., the t Panguitch will still be necessary for the Creme and Trenton, N. J., Pittsburg John's valley people to get the conand Erie, Pa., Toledo, Otero. sent of Otter creek reskients to the O. FL L. R. R. request cancellation transfer of the storage rights.. 'The of special commodity rates on stone present status of the east fork gives Telephone Girls Will from Givons. Wyoming to Salt Lake an of one of tlitirtruments Give Party on Lawn City. Utah and Kemmerer, Wyoming thatexample will be ti.sed in ths.t.Wnnection. account no movement The river is still running tip around Western TexasTensperatures were O. B. L. R. R. that O. B.' L. Widteoe, where tt is desired to store about normal vrith no hot 'Men& A. Extending an invitation to the pub- R. R. tariffs Nos.request 4090-ICC 2150 water, but It is quite dry further lic to attend their concert and recrea- and 4105-generally heavy precipitation. and C. C. 2154 have the the down. This is taken to prove that copious but lighter rain in the see- - -- tion program, to be given on the spa- following rule added under the mile- - the water is lost to a great extent end and fourth weeks were of ens- scale at the above tariff: "Fracthe upper reaches of the rte. cious lawns at the Communtty Recrea- age tained benefit to ranges and to live. tional parts of a mile when leas than between to er at and Junction. held Thus it that Third east 328 South, tion house, stock, which conttnned good. Vivo tenths (.5) to be disregarded. Five to More flood waters in New MexicoRanges and etock are 8:110 this evening. the Telephone Girls' tenths (.5) or over to be reckoned as thtepring is ' simply to conserve water to exoellent generally though good club has completed extensive prepara- one mile. reaches of Eaat fork that othersome dintricts becoming dry. The C.. R. I. A 41e. R. R: request that wise would the tions to make the affair varied and the be lost entirely. Wife Loves Another, istate as a whole Is in better condition in Item entertainnwmt Interesting. Vocal and present commodity wording Senator Kimball argues that 10.000 than for many years. RoswellStock instrumental numbers will be given 2110, W. F. T. B. tariff No- - Ile ap-to acre feet CILI1 he stored on the upper , Complaint Alleges good, range fair to excellent. Parts of as well as special dances and 1114040 ptying from Idlesouri river points to East fork of the Sevier without in any be amended Pecos valley bad plenty of rain, other vine features. The girbo who will take Utah common pointsfeed. of water flow the tn at the mutt way In filed divorce a the for lessening "Livestock poultry or point where the East fork joins the parts none this month, and thus rain ;text include the Misses E. Courts, O. Include, feed, conor not medicated Third district court. Bernard Cramer is badly needed locally. plegoon main briuich of Sevier and Clark, W. Motskus. M. McGill, M. dhnental the river. In Backe. (bulk) .ArizonaRain was eopions and, his wife. Jennie Cramer. that Davis. If. ..Leeman and B. Best. Miss he the charges further that argument presents Lake Salt Limo Co., .8tons Utah general in first three weeks and light Le. Nes Pitken. president et the club, flow may if anything be increas- asked him why' he did not find some the one lime rock, rat. that in last week and while temperatures City request ed wiil have charge. irrigation season ad has proved other woman who would love him. He were rather 'high for lengthy periods carloads, from Flux. Utah to Garfield the inexperience mU along the river. by says that she declared that she did and International, Utah be reduced to reason made great improvement the ranges flow. of the return him. He never not love would , and and 20o per net too and to Murray and the water holes kept up wen: Clarence Etainberger Bays Midvale. says another time she asked: 'Why Utah 400 por uet ton in lieu nee stock consequently responded counleave out the and ton net don't 40o of rates you get per of proaent Wallace Bransford Horne to splendidly; by the close of the month try and )et me marry one I do lover autumn. International and 110c per net ton to MODE AUTO TOURISTS all ranges, hiciuding the desert, were Midvale. An Interlocutory decree of divorce and Murray Garfield, NevadaExceptionally warm, dry In fine condition and water, supply The purchase of the meidenes of was entered by Judge W. H. Brarnel. ivindy Portland Cement company on was weather Ogden hard the range, plentiful excepting only in the exWallace Bramrford, manager of the and Balt Lake Potash company the Third district court in the we which continued a deterioration treme western portion. BECISTEll NAMES 11111 of of Lula Draper Christeneen against through the month qiet the establishment of the followBransford apartments and a rMning as a rule. Some CaliforniaThe mountain ranges on riot and sulphate of , Thomas B. Christensen. rains in the south in the second week, continued man of Salt Lek, and Park City.. was ing rates from Bakers good throoghout "city and and Koamos. less and conditions in the trying showers in the mountain announced by Clarence Bumberger potash Intermittent high. ' The Best Utah. to eastern points taking group er altitudes have Ahem tourgiven ranges sections automobie the third week Imthe last night Mr. Bamberger is the new A during rollowingare in le to rates, a better chance. The secon4 crop of proved them, Valley you want a pleasant physie 1 01 owner of the home which la located on freight bureau tariff No. pasturea . though at 'the Utah When made registrations try Chamberlain's Tablets They are alfalfa, starting about the thiddle or dry,becaule of deficient rainfall, have east South Temple street at the north. A.. rate, 67 14: treelP B. rate, lAutomolitineasoctiation Group was -the in an a slow headquarters month, making gentle WY to take and mild growth. out well. Stock have remained west intersection wfth H street. IS group D. group C. rate. 62 Commercial club during the 24 effect. They are highly prized by except in extreme west whore water held in good condition though lack of waThe residence, which is a stately rate. 551-2- : group E. rate, 65; group the noon at hours was more Ka' ending today:. become who plentiful. acquainted ter in some sections of southern Calistructure of red brick and white sand. F. rate, 64, and the following rates Ruth Rosa Studebaker. party of peopletheir good qualities. They only IdahoThe general drouth was un- fornia prevented them from tang on' stone, is located Mat east of the nutri- on manure or potash salts to: Group fent Wichita to Fresno: G. W. Jean. with hot rainless broken, weather continucost a flesh. tion of the late Thomas Kearns. A. rate 57 14; group B. rate, 52 New Tart to of Buick. four. a party ing nearly rather everywhere making Becker CityUse stork be- , group D. rate, Santa Barbara; Bamberger announces that the group C. rate. 53 critleal situation in placed!. The hiali in Oregon. Renry W. Heuer. Women Will and reported to be tn in shipped residence will be completer! TOMIdelOd 45; group E, rate, 45; group F. rate. I Buick. party Speak or Terre to Haute of four. ranges remained fairly good and the good condition. High ranges are both the interior and the exterior. 46. In lieu of the present interrnedi- - San Francisco; R. W. Lampkin. Ford. in stock did consequence pretty well as Behalf of Suffrage a rule. though up tidily welt but the lower) fifth clam or class E party of four. Banta An to Montrose; Walter J. Cooper bus been employed ate first-clas- s' with widespread 4ev- holding are burnt 4 ranges as architect for,the remodeling of the rates. up. No M. Graham, Dodge, party of two, 4station and destruction of summer water for practically D. & R. O. R. R. request that rates J. Ili Word has been receivod by Mrs. H. ranges-birrigation; beautiful home. nearly N. forest to Kansas NewelSan and F. the fires, Franciaco; on clay drain tits and drain tile:Ming. streams dried up. of the Utah branch of of many watering places therefailing L KAMM was of moore. Hayward., Hudson. Walla-Ran four, party from Provo and,,Salt bake City, Utah. to Los Walettingtm. Walla Tells Kiwaniant About Angeles; Lesteir Herrick. Ford, the National American Suffrage as- necessarily some livestock movement extremely Ii to points on the Marysvais and-Sa- ndry the July rainfall betng or to market Of two, C o 1 o rado to Ordon1 Ernfinishing pastures. party of & D. R. ociation- that a number amount The promistafor this Valley branches of the very light b Securities Commission pets Montana and Wyoming' G. R. R., in Utah be the same as the est Thompson, Ford, party of two. Syr- nent women of the country will visit tion in May, 'Jame, -- and July beingl te nne-fift- h rates on brick in lieu of present class acuse to Los Angeles; Robert L. Lund. Salt Lake during the conference of Montana--A- few about normal. About the scattered light commisstate Work of the opecurilles Cadillac, party of seven, Yellowstone governors next week. to urge sessions shbwers came early in the month but only green feed the E. is at the heads of tise0 sion ha regulating the sale of stock. O. Et. L. It R. request that rates on to St. OfLouis; C. L. Lewis, Kissel. of legislatures to ratify the Susan B. as a rule conditions were very drouthy, canyons and in the brush at the tols4 two. Yellowstone to Ohio; In Constituwhich to amendment the hills. the feed condition of and the range in Utah of new ventures was explained potash alum. burnt alum and am- - Part!, Anthony Despite the drouth; monia &him. carloads. from Salt Lake Paul Johnson. Hudson. party of Bowen. Three of the women speakers supply dwindled rather seriously in stock has held up well. lhotrith somestd to the ntemters of the Iws.nIa club City, etc., to Missouri river. Mississip- - Boise to Kansas; Charles Beeber. Ford, Wm. John Glover and Miss 'Mar- general., The higher ranges were tshrtirkage is now being reported. at their regular weekly luncheon yes- pi river, Chicago, Memphis. New Or- - Part"' or two. Lawrence, Neb. to Salt are: Mrs. Shuler of New York and Mrs. terday. by Gordon snow, secretary of loans. etc., be added In items 2110 to Lake and return; W. H. Dal, Prank- jorie Minnie Fisher Cunningham of Texas. Two Cache Club Will Move. Irrigation the commimdon. W. F. T. B. tariff 120 and item 1530 to lin, party of five, Pendleton. Ore., reThey will speak at public meetings Peter-applturn via Mr. Snow explained in detail the W. F. T. B. tariff 124 as rates already Yellowittone;.. Henry Concerns of Water to After the earn be by gi method of the comznission and said from Murray, Utah. via D. & R. arin' Oldsmobile, party of four and women arranged Announcement is made that rho! voters of the state. 1 several companies believed to be stock G. R. R. as per D. & R. G. tariff 4134- - John Tompkins. Roo, party of five. to be is Gov. Oe W. C. thought Bomberger ley. of the state engineer's Armand Navy club, which now .00di Yellowstone; Cl swindling concerns had been driven B., Above change would 'place all Walla ,,aWalls' returnsla a speolal oession of the WS. 'arl.,Idaitweig, . party of three. vrilltng to call department, when he arrived at his cupicsabe basement ,floor of the no-- i from the state and that a cafe estimate lines in this territory on a parity. the of the preslatter part legislature will vacate in of the saving to the people of the state tel Utah Coped' Salt company; request that Oklahoma to Santa Margerita; A. A. ent location that offices this the capitol morning, Atici month or the first of September. Chandler. party of two. Denver as a, result had been several hundred rate of 9 14 cents cwt. minimum 0.- - Bitter, found waiting there the presidents of 31 to make room for a, soft drtnk 000 pounds. on salt from lialduro, to Los Angeles: W. K. Ellis. Hudson. to convene in October. thousand dollars. two irrigations companies of Cache aret; to be installed. Officials of the; Texas to San IrtanCifICO: Kiwaniam will 'celebrate at Saltair Utah. to Silver City, Utah. be estab party ofE.four, county, each of whom was anxious to club have not yet found a new loca-- ; Olivet. Buick, party of five, on Aug. 13. V. H. Richey. chairman lished as that is the rate from Bur- - Robert ale on ,flood meters of the east fork of F. L. Cox, Series of Primary menter, Utah. and Salduro should be Niw York to California; of the Saltair committee, outlined the on Little Bear river. N. J. Nielsen of the tlon and it la problematic whether or Ford. party of 2 Wichita to Tacoma same basis. Ends OP Conferences entertainment program which Is being Sanday . E. --- -and Elmer Hyrum Irrigation company made ap- not. the ctub will be continued or Zickrick, Dodge, party arranged. for 7,000 feet of the flood merely ,will operate with just the emof five, South Dakota to Washing. plication ton; Primary aseociation conferences for waters. He was at the office at 7:30 ployment feature - for three more, DESPONDENT OYER ILL pt MIER this year will close Sunday, accord this morning. Eugene Schaub. of months. McPherson Bound Over , ,to Irrithe Paradiee By Logan. representing ing to general board officers. MN& nom For Taking Automobile comPanY, filed an Ithat time every stake of the Church gation and Reservoir er for 2.000 acre feet on the!' INHALES CAS !application HEALTH, will have been visttedwith the ...veep- same river. gm Robert Idcrhereon 4ets bound sitver .. in two Arixona southern tion of and .,,Ineternuch as the office of the state to the Third district court on .charges . the Juares stake in Mexico. The final engineer was not opened until 9 econferences Sunday will be held at o'clock. the applications were marked George Tostevin, 511 years old. pro. preferred in connection win. Hie al- i. the Oneida stake, Idaho. . filed at the earns time. The applies... 'sr leged unlawfui taking of an automo. 1 prietor of the Palace Barber Shop at According to the officials, Primary tions stated that 4,000 acres were . un; a preliminary hearing IT west Second South treet,commit. pc the COM ill g der cultivation by the will work grow during 1 Hyrum com' Thursda cy afternoon before City eudge ted suicide in his rooms at the Henry -F- OReel year, as new methods for training pany's ditch-an- d 1,120 by the Para-din- e owner The Lund. 'Henry children. especially during the play a$ o't American Irort. &FLY, apartmegents, 243 :Third.. East otreet. 5631E2 ditch. The application asked for .. ; E. A. Morgan. General hour, have been adopted, by inhaling t water and supplementary supthe car was driven to California by tag. Itis bodyafternoon, was found about 5:30' board members have visited each sturage 1i I !NIZ'herson 'without permission. BAKER stake and at the conferences have ply. pan. III health is saidto have been rb, ,.. ,hso wife of the defendant testified th cause of his , deed. demonstrated and outlined the work ,' that Morgan had consented- to Mc- Return From Tostevin had been lit for several' to be pursued by stake and ward ofFrance. 1Pherson's driving the. car to Reno, weeks past. officers say. and bad but .I. ficer.. , , lblemid "Mt ladmonishing him tp take rood care recently returned from California.' rrivate Martin S. Cohn, of the SigAl,' it. $he said that at Reno they where he had gone in the quest of: tb4 in Schedules Train nal and who trili100:71i:,Intletslmo114,04 535 resides east corps. at Change : on i to drive such and bad ' well their health: About 11:30 a.m. Wednesday,' known authors , 1tof risoney By to Second South this Oakland. She said they wrote to Mrs. Tostevin went down town and has street, .. city. ,,... : ..,..., , commening Auguirt 3, the Oregon returned from two years service in circumstabeet did not return until .5:30' p.m.. ac.. IMorgan xplaining...the Line and Salt Lake Route made France. He trained at the Colorado Robert W.-- Ch1mbersv ; am 'DIGNITY OF DESIGN - rhort cording to the ponce. When she U. in schedtrain the following changes before University in .. thed home eh found the doors Bacheller TOMOhons al P ost. . '. locked Irving L.. over out , and of Salt ules into Lake: the water, and did good and wag unable to rouse her going ' the monu- --; O. 6. L. No . 41 for Ogden. Pooa- service. Cohn visited Italy before corn- to husband. Mary She then called neighbor's. it. a marked Recen't promotions at Fort 11"...ig iiln the we ments - Produce.' Idaho tello. ;'. : ..' Wister itohge rdeskti, ti;erli; . pelt D01)(11107 adjoining apartment of: Owe!' I DL:onves r Fallsieat:iehtsaonit aatertiEll.erl;fi'Sahne.ppaerderolf i lisnrY Levi forced an entrance. Tot- Omaha and are its follows: Sergeant Harry ' J. J: Bell, etc. etc. 'You Should Order Now . I of Battery C. '1, it. nt. to sergeant, Oral claw' Corporal.Ted tsvin was ft5und lytng on a cotwith for rau Dether his head .over an open gas jek The t' Price 75c to $;1.56, fait Lake Route No. 2 from Los and of 1159Is east Second South N. street, Regular Ammundsen to sergeant. CorPc'1.4 rooms ' 1" .. at Camp Mills. were filled. this city. Y., rs . Angeles. arrives 77:25 D. In. Ray V. Lightvrardt to sergeant, Cm' Aa eoon as worilof the suicide; he will be mustered out. Shep' 0, S. L. No..2 for Ogden. Denver. where , poral Neil It. Smith to sergeant, Fri. reached the police station. Patrolmen' Ellis saw active service in the late perd Morris' & Sons, Co. Omaha and Chicago. leaves 12:30 p.m. battles ' vats Arthur Kelsey to corporal. Fri. F. B. of the war. .. Tripp and W. A. Pierce hur-- ! iPe' 0 .6. L. No. 30 for Ogden. Pocatello, , t vate Henry Richards to corporal. and : to the scene with the' pulmotorl tied Butte. Bohm. Portland. leave. 1 p.m. Private i Deleon Protsman to corporal. but were unable-tI AN EXCELLENT O.rP. Tabernach Was. BOO& wPat I APPEVZER. revive the man. '1 , flo It Lake Route No. 3 for Los An.meas We have even tenable aervioe toy L. VIUCA MARSH COAL 00. leaves 11:32 tt. m. 1 geles Acid Horsforti Ibt Phosphate. ever halt a century. comrANT. New Salt Lake Route train for for diminished Atality or depression. 11 CoalThe kind you wont: when yot t rAoLLIANt-F- boat quality I No. 6 Main Street and (flick want It. Phone Waa 1306 and INIT aervica, phone Was. 4143Advertlee' S Mantles, Tiea. Grates LynndyL via Provo and Niohl leaves A wholesome tonic, and very refresh, 41 So. a Malt $35 3:20 o. nuAdvertisement. St.AdvortIsernent. , moat.. bottlaadvertisement. Buy ing. Salt Lake ,,,..,, ! - "Co-relati- on - , - --- , , Tho. 3; 2: - quarter.--Advertisent- 2; ent 2; - I r" , - ' 17. A,1 .1 ,,4 y -- 11110 , i - IMO .0 All , 40J..-1..S.old , Special Sale Good Book I .1I ir s'411 I Summer Reading , 1.61 45c for 3 " Each , : S1.25 i " -. -- radio-telegrap- ttif . -- i Salt Lake's i ' ' Leading Denlist - i ' . DIL11.111amsey - 'Ars t.11., 1 t, N - -- t 1 le It)' , X-R- I1 i I De'ntalOffice whitest.' lighteet. most aantterr! Large cosy reception room: big modern laboratory: spotless; Odepart-wen- t. perating robins. In spite of all these advantases. you may receive trYmeethetio attention from graduate at modest price& . do!Itt , ...examination free. ' department. ,...tadr attendant& I i i1 Bryant witur , ' Lkut. , ve starring BY . liciViece Brothers Return. f 13crRE66--mo- Washburn; Flagg comedy. AMERICANMabel Norman in "When lectors Disagree;" oomedy, "Fatty Kooks a Dinner Outing Cheater. "Balks. booing on the Anitrikn;" Frank PTION was granted to reel-dents of Paruguitch and Ticlo-- - SETS TEN !JOBE CASES ON DOCKET FOR Insurance." - trans-continen- tal , d -- , '' To Go to Encampment season now playing. Marto, Magate Damara. hosanna PAPITAGEftVauderille headlined Jain - by the Dick Gump Band.. Five ether big acts. Panguitch People Given 60 Day Option on Part of Hatchiown Project John's Valley COlisiclered EE:- IIIIMG SEVIER , hill of the ning pmukmouvr lunt- ? TONIGHT. 0111111E1714-0Pe- -- 11111 a'-Yec-tr 11:EVIS ur IL Cortese. - The rope was found Iii Iprogertek cote. "imam R, Cretin, awtornobile belonging to Theodore L.:Colton, &girt. Joao A. cog. Roland Roomette. an Aastrien ohauffeur, who Sere.. John r. Dunn; John 14. Doyle. Is hold I it the must! Jell Peodlot Cbirence TAlwardi;. Corp. John S. For. A. vestigaticm. Os, Corp. Thomas C. Yoley, Waller Rossetti, accounts for his whereGroesbeck. Clifford Harmon, James at all bourn Sunday. and it is H. Harrison. Corp. Edwtn T. Hill. shouts not believed that he had any Immo- Ernest G. Hodges. Sergt. Ivan P. Mal- di .c Itnertted toh itibellielingt.hTowbe: ccerto len. leron W. Jones. 'Theocftris Jaalkec are C. F. Seth Corp. ma ever know he that something y. McConnell, ard W. Lewin, Otis A. the mattor. It is believed Thomas C. Mulouto, Corp. John E.1 concerning was thAt used to cotro7 automobile E. Proctor, John WI lamesaasad prim. Norton two aseallanta to the his Henry, S. Smith, Sanders. Claude and the 'finding Men. of the Skold. Lanai:de Savage. Sergi. Franki of t,he rope intragedy. his car haa led the of- Albert Sore. J. Timpeon, neer. to hold Um man. I George E. VIC061131111 and Corp. ford Wilson. COMMITTTheodore Learnmai Pratt. Corporal n that O. Peterson., Sergeant-EdwiJ. Lunden, Floyd J. Reg and Maxie' Th,indays , Eighty-fo- Friends, 'AiolUSÉMENTS 011 RIGHTS , ending of a piece Of thin rove Mali boys were die-to that tied about the neck of similar A. Rumen. D. July at Tort 'Awry& Meek whose bodY via disoovLomat follows: St to Aug. 4. They are is can. prom sat Ledts...,..corp. Robert red near the mouth of Parley's to a clue Lawprove sy you Sunday, Is A. Book, Corp. Bowman. ?red John Sheriff to murder. the According rence IL Noma. Rterom IL carnsweit , i DIVIDE STATE WILL s AUGUST t; 1919 , -- I Piece of Rope to SOLOTOS ARE UTAH FRIDAir NEWS 1 . ' DESERET NEWS BOOK CTADE I , . , I Le 113 Was. So, Main 2397 ' mu, r"-- ' ,, I ' A , , 1 - , A I , . i z' -- |
