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Show .. 11 I 111t 1,11113N , nrm.einn TO 110 EFFORT - 1011;i5T- zWiT;ES BEII;Elli ' flEfORT SITS 11 - eteve : COTAIIIES,AHE is IN SE110111C,FUNDSS .baspecled ealsore to outline race tolabium before the governors conferD. Bretton.' I ence. Bishop Theodor prooldent of the Southern Sociological I, congress. Dr. James IL Dillard. 6ireo,',, tor of the .7enoa Foundation, and of gocrotory 4ahloos E. McConooth. 1 tiwo Southern Sociological .. tonilmee. The 'trip,' it .. Ita,tearne to Salt !Ake. of at ouggestke made ,tito &Ovlle, vise 1 of purposethe for Wilson President g 'to tho governors plans for presenting I riot In the United I ellmlnatIntr,idase ; States. (I' r---'.-----c- 1 AM FOR (Iodides iti The Original ?..-- 1 1';1111 .. .4 p......-",- That some ot the canal companies Sweeping Clearance ' , 'A Mexican Editors Torrid 20.--T- t ' Pb J - - n - - n' 1 ' - WASHINGTON. Aug. 26.To,avold Posaible contact with American troops on the trail of bandits in. northern Mexico, Mexican forces were not sent after the band which captured Liett- LOt ' EAGLE PASS, TeXag, Aug. Major General Joseph T. Dickman, commander of the southern department. who arrived here last might, on his way to Marfa. today insnattod the troops in the Eagle Pass district. Hs will leave .later for the west. Mexicans pledge Support 1, 4 , I exICEXICO CITY. 'Aug. ecutive committee of the federationi of disvindicate 'workersof the federal trict has issued IF manifesto to its member, seying the eornmittee is disposed to aid the goverenment in the present oriels and asking President Carrells to bend all efforts to seoure the , of all the Mexican people; General JIMA Torre.. chief of operato tions in the state of Sonora, reports the war department that the 1r &qui bandits who killed an American chauf- distour named White nave b persed with losses. , H. S. White, an American. vras reported killed near Hermosillo. Sonora. last May when 20 'Yaqui Indiana attacked a truck train carrying silver ors. I COSIDOCt-iliftlftli- ., hose-coupli- post-offic- u cn. , - of.3-poun- ' . beans,-.153.2- ' G, e. , , .... THE P KO I , . L, if! (5al a .... S. . UNION DENTAL COMPANY ., '', I . 1 5, 0 Ii I - t I . 1 ' 4 I-- - 4 . , v.. , :1 , . -- . ,,, , . I 7 fl 4C 4 .mii, . '14 , . 11P1' 0 .z. ) ,,- . 4titt A ; W 41:4: till 1 . 1 . . irb , , - Isis I , i . - ' .: , Zille - - . ,r1 , - ! so i,, vi tb th , '',i'Al', . .411,... ntat, - - '. pt.6 - , ' to ; pi . t , , - : Am. Smelter.... r: ly to , Regular $9.50 Dresses; ; .2. ..$4.25 Special. $9.75 Dresses; Regular , Special. 11 or ,17.1 st . - -- - 0P - ' , Anin. Sugar ' .1 Tel. Amu. Tel. Amn. Tot:taco .;,-;-Aim. Zinc Anaconda ..... Beth. Steel B. B. T. Butte & Sup. Cerro do Pasco of oo Chile Cop. . i Chino s Colo. F. & I. Cuba Cane ...4. D. & R. O. pfd. Cloneral Motors . " ' ., 36 1 K. & .... .... 300 ..; N ........ Steel & LIAO ...1 . Copper.. Union . Western 101 Illi 60 I M 1511 lid. I '4. BluiiIitill I u4' 5 a a Boston-Wy- 12 7 5 1 7 1 1 I 7 I ,,, Sandstorm Kewa nee . ! ...... Great I:km4 Grandma . ....... Dexter Union Manhattan COL 4 3 3 ' otI.:I 4 4 3 2 ' N Morning Glory Muirtang NA, 1 A . w limmamono 'REDUCED FREIGHT RATES , '''l , 4 a 80- - 35 - lidwest 495 490 - . , ' Northwest - City Service. coin. City Service. ptd Big tedgo United Eastern Y. . IButts-N- . Cal. & Jerome . Caledonia Canada,Ccfpper Cons. Arts. con.. Copper Emma Copper.. Green Monster Hecht Hercules . il lei 60 436 ,. ' . 4e 37 39 le 7 . le le ' : 6e : 9t 1 ... ' I .",. 4i i; - - 1 I 101 :: ail nutEcroas lit Was. E. 5 Phone So. 212. ;...41t -- 2i a 22 4 21 25 42 43 Ler a 44 BALT LAKE MARBLE AND MOND; C. Johnson. Prop.. 13$ mental WorksC. N Street Ato FIA)RIST. AMERICAN FLORlirrN JailIPLORAL, Jesigns for .every Express charges paid on orders. American Theatre. Was. Serf. ,, ERNEST LAMBOURNE. 8AL2 Lakes leading florist, new store. re- -' neral designs our specialty. D0011160 Mons. 17 South Main. Was. ' KING FLORAL CO. -FLORAL tod So, 1411. gigot. )14 FLORAL nratems A SPECIALTY. Evans! Flory Ca St In Ws Dr. WI Dr: WI Rai 1 D. To Tel Ac Tel AC CEMETLittus. wA.,..ATcH LAWS CEMETERY. 21 Coffee. NEW 1.0t.K."-Aug- . 20.Coffee No. Rio 31 1;410 September 20.10; Deteniber 1930; 1,11 tvolutt ....ire. 64 Main um St Wait. 1SSS. 4 , FUNERAL DIRECTORS. deme JOS. WM TAYLOR. 2141 S. W. TICM pia, St. Utah's leading undertaker and embalmer. Services and geode th best Prices at your quality own suiting. Was. 161. - I CARL rDININfITON & "- - " FUNERAL DIRECTOR& OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. PHONE HY. 121. , FA' , cterro 41;41YrA TIO NS, O'DONINEL CO UNIT; ERTAXCRS NEW YORK. O.Cotton fu- mid embalmer& 7 South Wool ture closed steadr; (ratchet, 30.2n: Temple, Street .., comber, 30.47; Januaryt 30 37; March. 80.49; Mart 30.45. quiet; FEMAL E 30.75. HELP WANTED. , middling. .. At, -- Ch Ell Eil MONUMENTS. 37 4 v 251-25- ,stoj 41 .. , .. IA Bs a. - ',lit 4i 5 11-1- 8i " Pr Tt sti on Ole- - 7.,:' Mow 71 4i ,i. Howe'Sound L Blossom Jerome Verde Kerr Lake Magna Copper.: Mason Valley 3e 2,1 165 KO : :I P 434 71. do Pe & CO. FUNERAL i 21e 1 163 ' in oft PCP! On 5. 70 10e 8e ' '1 Az , 1171.2rwlE 11 . IL , -- 8 . 641 - - erviree for Katherine cemetery. 38 68 10 Yerringfon GENERAL MERCHAN DISE STORAGE Insurance rate only I8c per d WO per annmn, Chi De' 121-22- - Gri I . Be Ka Spot-lotio- TWO--GiRIS- pro-rate- .CALLED BY WAS. 3464 work DEkrtt , FOR- -Zi C. M. I. Drug. LABORATORY Store. FOR SALE 300 TONS FIRST AND SECOND the family resi- alfalfa hay in stacks at Syracuse. CROr Switch on farm.. .John R.' BarnesUtah. Robert C. Co.. son of N. E. and Rena Claude T. Barnes, president. suite 405 Gordon Field. died today. Funeral Pelieret Rank Bldg., Salt, Lake City. services will be bold at the residence Utah. 'Was. 1023.,Wa7s. 6414,-- at 11 cfn. Thursday. Interment will . MALE HELP WANTED be in Wasatch Lawn cemetery. , , Sarah Eltsairth CerilleAt 263 east STO.yE AND RANGE Fifth South street: Mrs. Sarah Elisa- for domonstration work.- - SALESMAN and beth Cathie. 52 yearig old. widow of expensea 'paid; also bonusSalary on sale Jobs Carlile of Heber City. died Tube - made. Apply, 702 Walker Bank Bldg. Loi Mo ,. :2L- Be' --- Ne' Okl Om . Ph4 linbert C. FieldAt dence. 1023 Elm street. Jennings- - Hanna ld Warehousé Co.'. -- . 353 W 2nd So. ., 5 ' 35 -- 6 Midwest. Ptd. ir;r37:d.Er UNITED STATES b , 4 5 . , .......s.' Buccklits . , - 130 3. . Btstwart . - 'Telephone 18 1 : o. Ref. Oil ?illy . AUTOMOBILES TO PACIFIC COAST - and ALL POINTS IN 16 350 5 8 MO Caxpenter . who died Sunday. will be beltdat Our Lady of Lourplea chapel Wednenday at 10 a.m. IntErment he in Mt. Calvary cemetery. The funeral of Ethelbert Glteeon. son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmore E. Gleeson of B,Ingham canyon, who died Monday. will be held at the Qualtrough-Allco- tt chapel at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Interment will be in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Enneral Perrfees for Walter L. Smitb . who died Monday, 'will be held at the Masonic temple at 2 J1 m. Thursday. Interment will be In the Wasatch Lawn-- - Asked. t"Pof on 9 Stock. M.-- 16 12 Funeral Co. & Barnett 2 7 - vs 5 17 12 1 , FUNERAL NOTICE. 21 -- furnish the fol. lowing quotations received over their private wires today. Asked. Cosden Elk ,Basin I Fe& Oil I Olenrook Metro. j'ete. Merritt Oil 1 2 Comb12lation Fr , Daley Dia. R. B., Goktfield 8.11mg Jumbo EL ',,, Lone Star , Merger Spearhead ' Silver Pick ....1, Yellow Tiger ..At, Hoes A. i adronom....... BOtth 31 4 , sts, day night. The body was taken to Heber CRT .today. ;Where funeral sem, ices and Interment will take place later. 'toed De laseIn a local hotIPIIAL Antonio Delano, 64 years old. Med Tuesday. He was a native of Italy. The body is at the O'Dt;nnell chapel Omit- ing funeral arrangements. NEW YORK CURB CLOSE: J. 152 I otoT4Tions. Stocks. C. CV D 91 So I4 I . .. SAN ,PIRAWCISCO 47!, 1 631 $82 62 622 ill 621 952 232 931 04 202 901 122 I 'Irl 1212 7 6 2 .... ..... Sinclair 011 Sloss Sheffield , Southern Pacifle Tobacco Products .. ; .. -. Union Pacific 14 , 125 Montana Power Lead Nat'l Nevada Cone. .I....". Northern Pao. Rochester lietwer . 38 172 Pacific Mail t Dirvid 302 302 20a Tonopah Pierce Oil Nenzsl Crovnt,Point 23 Vie 21 Ray Cong. Gold ., no 162 '162 162 Shattuck Aria. .... IT. , 575 ,,. .... Pa41 ' of A-- 90 . T, , 140 205 20 150 15 - 30 20 .... - .18e 5 .... ....... ....; ...... .... ..,..... 7 M. Mo 17 Belmont Caah Boy 62 Queen Gipsy 23 23 23 412 412 Jim Butler Mbdway 43 421 42 202 302 Monarch P. Ex. .. 141 112 112 Montana 16 2122 2132 Mispah Ex. 67 McNamara, .. , 482 67 $5 2 $52 152 North Star 112 622 102 Rescue Bola 1651 Tonopah E8- t 171115 361 Umatilla-- . . . 282 Vise End 120 12 122 Mayflower 24i 251 252 Pitts. Sliver r'nelt 70 10 I 70 Nevada Hi12- 72 .751 76 Outman Nellie 171, 171 Red Hills Plor. 262 162 171 ,i . Inspiration K A n eco tt P VI Keystone Mexican Pet. Miami Midvale thee' ... 248 2421. 242 602 602 251 ct) cm 12 a . 111 . 131 731 White Cap 111 123 Cracker Jack1002 1002 coil. va.. 211 ;. Meileas 22 262 r15 Ophir . Save- 301 Sierra Nevada 742 26 1001 2111 11 661 111 IC UI - 1201 '., , I nars. 20 ' ; i t 1 , COMPA - ,, 7 , . specW: 17 82 11 ugri......j - . Regftlar $7.50 Dresiex; ...... ..$3.75 Special. Dresses; Regular .$8.00 C 1 :- DE opsil im I.. 11. 1 . ' 312 17 Ants Chalmers 82 11 Ants.. Beet Amu. Can Cott 401 11 4.f126 2 1202 Amu. Car & PIM 24 621 Arno. Cotton 041 121 Amin. Drug Ityn. II Is Amu. Hid. LIth.r L,.i 291 21 Amin. Hide & Leather 'Pfd 116 111 , : 69 . .NMEMO MEER , - Stocks. oloda' dL 14' st 111nrt MOE I - 12 n ' 41t. ' 2 Aa J11J,1 - following Quotatiosa: tt - U Juniors' dresses in stripes, white checks and solidcolors pique or organdy trimsome with overskirts, ruffles,- sashes. Ages SO The 'Harold It Smoot Co.. corr- sponden to 'of Z. F. Hutton, & Co., 21 east South Temple street. furnish the hose-coupli- , " , I Lot 3. - usr. ; N. Y. STOCK 220-yar- t4 c 1 A- 100. dresses. of plaid ginghams, SI plain e,hambrays; collars; pique reversfwide belts, large fancy of pockets. Made from best quality materials 1 ices up to $6.50. Ages 6 Former to r4 years. 30.---T- he 100-YE- 1 - - COM-Matt- ' . group or percales or cross barred high waist styleswhite collars and cuffs, or waist pitrt!all of white with colored collars and cuffs. , Ages 6 to 12 years.' Lot 2. - Dickman Moving West , , I this light - 4 " , lots 1312 40 dresses in - , , ' tenants Davis and Peterson, the war department was advised in a telegram sent yesterday by Major GeneralDick. man, commanding the southern department. The.- message-- was made public late k, - it cans was without notice or request for permission. ' resses , In three ' , , 1 t I , r Dresses irhich are just what the girls zeea for th of excellent quality Inmonths of schoolbeautiful materials . cludinst Anderson and other high grade gingham, percale, , chambrays. All are this season's most popular styles with large fancl pockets; belts; contrast 2r white &liars and cuffshigh waist, ed and ptber, modes. El .1:timid says the situotion, has assumed a grave character and declares that the crossing by the Ameri- today- 11 I - Mexicans Cautious ,,,.,,,,.:. ,... Mexico. er 4 0 10i , "GOOD GOODS , -- 'Is - , , ' , nt . ;,, t lit Weber otemty are falling behind siVr priatitiu for,water investigations ntemplate4, uhder the plan upon kb It is Intended to survey and conserve the floods of the Weber and 'Provo rivers is stated in an official bulletin sent out by the Weber County ' Farm bureau. The canal eon:panne went on "wPUSHING011 ord, the report eerie as supporting water Investigations by each organtxa-.- , , AND TOURNAMENT don appropriating at ;least $100. According to the report of A. T. Wright. (Continued trout Pairs onc) of the Weber secretary-treasur' , , Worklarititabset tbe Perm concern, bureau, County to tor Mexicans mounted, riding south. The (Bpoolat , el' el' el' FireThe SocSologioal, ootgrees has with the exception of Hooper and dfiwn low to investigate. "wept plans SANDY.' ;O....Th Aug. Stet,' to better have Canal Bench companies, Ogden years beett.;,IsorkIng The 'bandits opened fire 'with riconvened I eight Ibeen es assohers mootsatin mens as yeas; other not the to prompt In respect In the bullets puncturing the wings of is.mdltIona ciatiotut. TO set this tact out in de- aday in its annual oonvention, to be' fles, American Observer machine. i I the race riots and clashes; docordIng to Itr. tail the following appropriations or followed one by the regular. tograasseitt. tak allotments are given as those received: Cooper returned the fireAand saw time McCullough, and the denarese short --andrider fall. welcomed horse The Weirs by delegates I initiative In an,. Iducetional Weber county, $250; Ogden City, $260; Maria' W. W. Wilson- and Fire Chief afterward', one horse-w- as observed - i Int the to the tatter. Mr. Amalgamated Sugar company. $501; rider. The third without were : progfam in regard standtng Larson reirponsos Robert and. Og$500; Utah Packing corporation, le elm-- I and climbing up I den Publicity bureau, $100; Hooper made 'by President E. G. Locke and horsemanofdismounted McCalleugh says the congrace I the mountain, disappeared. company, $led; Ogden Reuben Simpson, the latter being the the side aviator to got every state to worierit the Irrigation was bit 4 and Bench Canal company, 11100. , oldest fireman in point of tiontintloull Neither universal ; all troops In the field by from question Reports ; , erviee in the state. Acreage Demanding Water, It does not put races coin In Mexico indicate progress Is being ; educe,tion. '.of sesThe of the "To our knowledge," the report nark !eatures : equality.banning intermarriage ling dars made in searching the mountain can-Yosup well as social, "boards of directors of two other com ' sions were pbo 'report of the president, and passes for the bandits who , I, whites and black, ' which he romerks. hag oanies have authorized their treasuran address by Bulon 11..Welle, 'tate in- - held Aviators Peterson and Davis. followehip. trouEven : boon responsible for much of the er" Ito remit their allotments. anti a banquet Mexicans ' , lug- when this is paid it still leaves a poor asuirrioceciork ble in the south. The following gov-the to ' Mexican federal troops from the were sessions there For today' Stations will be Presented shoving for the eanal companies.. .Presidio. re- - Ofinaga garrison, opposite to be ' spubmitted. "Ws are cultivating in Weber coon- echoduled errors: with Arnericap by officers and address by W. Texas, are Andy of the tY in Itits neighborhood of 60,000 acres ports a thorough make To M. C. W. Balt of Knorr Booth of bake. ' in Mexico, according to a meeof -- lanC perhaps 10,000 acres being Spanish'--korcauses by competent Investigators es Williiun of troopsreceived Of watered' Deasy ! the basis for a constructive program Sky the Davie & Weber County Bountiful by Col. Langhorne today O. A. Graves of Ogden. tings and enforce- cane thui, leaving 40,000 &era; of on from Don Come Bengoechea. Mexican : education. legislation and law subjects of interest to the fire-figI consul at Presidio. Tbe emend recropped lead in this county at the water is found in The azinual election of Meers also ported that General Antonio Prueneds little cunpain of what To carry on a erstematio mercy , to be held at the our rivers. To property irrigate this is scheduled of publicity. cavalry troops In the diof the oonvention and a closing choice was sending To conduct conferences In import- 40.000 acres Taintless around li00 asc- session San Antonio, Chihuahua, of rection to be I. a mede 122(1 of for the city and end feet of water. Allowing that we moot. Eureka is Candelaria. Togas, ent centers for discussing legal , working bard for the which is opposite America aviators now have in our beers for our asthma honor and will probably moire' aspects of law and order. be successful. near where the of commanding canals ISO eboond ;feet, this leaves a Thursday will be tai big play day of were T&DIOTIIISti Monday. To have speakers relof the conventions 'ISO and the of to 400 second delegates people Sandy ability to address and other leadera shortage of around The Mexican troops arrived at ogand an interesting pro., Iigtoupt. educational feet of water, or thiamount that is and 'Midvale. masa last night in perional has been ,arranged. To encourage patriotic citippons in actually seeded to properly irrigate gram o'clock In the forenoon a street of General J'rueneda. if first the lands now being cultivated in At 10 will every community to organize and field base here be the at the Conclusion parade from given, Airplanes the Weber ...aunty. line of defense against crime of which the delegated and their friends left contact early today to continue mob and thereby noutrelize every There should also be 1sddIt1on will repair to Wilson park. in Mexico to forces American the with The , addiat move of lawiessrposa program the park win be a water provided for ike commuSelection by the band; song. serve al ecoute to ' enough tional 60.000 acres of lands litcWebee, follows: Miss Gunhill Larson; and the troops here between nication, remarks. ,: 1 Bishop can-1 ars above the present A. J. Butler; county that Colonists in Mexico Mies Elsie Brad- In the field, Interrupted last night by els and lands that are to be redalined, bury; music, reading, quartet; ren.arks. W. H. border. , Sale at Last Report by drainage. Then, in round numbers. Bywater, chief of the flre department, storms below the Sart 'Lake City; selection, band; solo. ' Weber county needs between 700 &Al' Miss Itipolito Vt11 NtSZ. Gertrude Peterson; remarks. James of late water prco.4 Pescocit. Lieutenant Colonel Royce hae arThe "Mormon" colonists In Nlda 1,000 second feet all president of the Veteran Sire-- - rived lands vided the to fowl ' in an airplane from the headirrigate Balt Lake City; song. are safe. according to word brought under cultivation and those that are 1en's association. 'kmerica;" 12:30 p.m., dinner at city quarters of the southern department Pratt Of apt Ito be placed under cultivation in bath to the city by BrestIley aerial service at San Antonio. Royce near future." will be given planned to cross to Mexico today In the - Mexican itaission.- - Prest. Pratt the, a overloafternoon.prOgram and other sports contests. the news was an airplane to make observations and added, however . that this Prograin being as follows: Inspect the work being done by the correct up to bud Saturday; 'before be 111111 FOOD SUPPLY dash, firemen, onlyOne man frolpi each -'' team. flying corps In the Big Bend district Prise. Mtratolia the left the border and before race, firemen onlyOneAmerican troops Pesumed the purman from qach team. Prise. 2. bandits .started Thterfering with ths suit of the Mexican' tbandits before Firemen's fou.me tocrar in an effort to pick 'up U. K airmen. What truly have duel-spe- d ,,. contest time. ALLOTTED SALT 111( Use three dawn the trails Wet in the storm and since then he does not knows lengths &gat! laid straight. run SO feet, couple andt.taite out center sec"I saw Prost. Bentley of the colonies tion; time. Use three lengths .cif hose Pla.44 straight, run A short time ago." said Elder Pratt. "' SO ' BE EXHAUSTED feet, Mexico's Official News - and couple In no were colonirts said taltKput the that "lis connect first and 'thirdcenter section, at. sections, wu that everything going danger. tech to fire plug ant-nuon pipe. All smoothly and that the tilting were runconnections to be up flint.. Time MEXICO CITY. Tuesday. Aug. IL- -to be , ning regularly between the colonies iterAdpis for. the first say's sale of taken when pipe bits the !ground. Prise. American aviators were given permit,- doand the border; Prost. Bentley Single .4.sontest. Use Win to cross thi International frontier e at the three worwee , to army reason be of hoes lUid tood,stufte lengths tiered there surplus to straight by the Mexican government to search from - ried run SO feet. Uncouple over the ettuation, as far and the yesterday totaled 11.624.85 in-- I tak hydrant, out center section, ctonnect first for Lieutenants Harold G. Petereon were colonists Concerned." W. , and third sections.' attach tot eluding the postage, according to and Paul H. Davis. who were captured hydrant At and put on pipe,. 14,11 coritectione Block, issistant postmester. to be by bandits. according to a bulletin noon todsy the receipts approximated made tight. Time to be takeni.when made ' Added Stimulus Given public here tonight, by General pipe hits ground. Each time to COrpaist 11,000. Mr. Block said indicating that of one man. Juan Barragan. chief of the presidenTo Enlistments more business over is before the Army day Ladderman contek Team to contst tial staff. The bulletin makes no menemommObem ., will have been done than on the firat of four men. Run feet, ascend lit, tion of any permission being given the foot , ladder to perendicular In interest With of day. the stimulation ,' position United to Read troops across the AU of the rice, vegetable soup and Time to be taken man ag grasps the frontier.- States as of a result the army enlistment It-- a leo does not mention the cans et baked beans allotted top rang. '' visit of the motor transport Corps to Bait Lake were sold yesterday and Regulation, firimen's hosecart race, cilact place where the two American time. - Team to consist of 11 aviOtors were supposed to have landed against d hero, and by an added effort which the this morning the allotment men or lose. ' Run 100 yards, attach and gives no information as to what out. to fire plug. lay 100 feet of army recruiting office la putting forth cans of stringless beans were soldwomhose. break this week to inform young men of the Buyers nor the most part were coupling and put on pipe. All COMINI band'la outlaws is believed- to be in to be tight. that rkvion. exceptional advantages and oppor- en who in most cases were giving joint tions 4 bulletin days p.m.Baseball 'game. Sandy 1'1. Genera; Barragan's tunities which army life affords. en- orders for several families. Bingham. . in yesin demand most On Aug. 11. General .Manuel M. The articles thm listments have doubled within the pant 1:20 few days as eompared with a period terday's sales with the amount sold of Midvale.p.m.Water fight: Sandy vs. Diegues.- commander of military operp.m.Tug-of-wa- r of a week ago. Bulletins have beer each - follows t Bacon, 1571.70; sweet across canal. ations in thio state of Chihuahua, re1111.44: beans, 19011; rice, Losers will be pulled through the tho canal. ported to Frei ident Carranza that he prepared by the government to show corn.eans of peas. 1131.71; Exhibition by Midvale fire depart- had received .from Andres that 111116111 a young man is making 117.40: bl e cans rnent motor trutk. 400 yards. Connect soup, 881.40: more than 1100 per month he is not vegeta Garcia, Inspectors general of Mexican to 200 of feet hydrant. hose. cans lay Time baked consulates, forwikEdIng a note from to be taken when water leaves pipe. actually saving as much as the private of In the army, who has everything paid of stringless beans, 179.92. '''Supper will then be Served aled the Colonel George Tleanghorne, Amerof business close At the yesterday tournament will be brought to a clove ican commander at Marfa. Texas. Coland still receives good pay. following supplies were left ac- with a ball at Imperial ball In Midvale. onel Langhorne's not ell !stated that at Following are the names of those the The Jordan band and orchestra will Mr. a ' to list by compiled cording American army airplmteltad landed in accepted for enlistment In the army Block: furnish the music. ' 'morning: Alfred Roth, motor , this territory south.cW the Big ' Cans. , IMexican Texas, as result of transport corps, Illmo. Mo.; Benjamin Bacon. 12 lb.. 3,411 Instructs' ot W. Andernon. general service Infantry. Corned following the Conch, river linsteatl of 1.299 beef, No. 1 IonaJ. Carmine the Rio Grande. The bulletin conWaxahachie, Texas; No. 8,158 Corned General to. Attorney tinues by paying that the regiorr where cito. infantry. Denver, Colo.; William Corned beef, . , 151 beef. I lb , Prosecute Profiteers the Dickson. Infantry. Aguilar, Cob.; liar. Roast landed Is of "e'flert No. 1,270 ' old R. Force. cavalry. Schenectady, N. Roast beef, No 1...$6 where it is known some bands oficout5.81? I -beef, Y.: Thomas M. Drunker, infantry, Roast beet I lb 540 Prosecution of any . combination. laws have their rendezvous and hitve, Shoshone, Ida.: Samuel , L.Proftitt. Hash, corned beef, 1 o 4.016 trust, corporation or individual who is not been scattered because of the dk, motor transport corps, Boise, Ida; ficult nature of the country. The notgl 1.894 corned beef,' lb food stuffs, limiting produc- from Colonel Langhorne Thos. J. Seim motor transport Corp., Hash, asked per. Beans, baked, No. 1. ... ...... 1,614 hoarding '" Lake tion. Salt " City. controlling prices or otherwise mission for other American mechines 7,438 Beans, baked, No. 1. ' to The marine recruiting offices have Corn, sweet, No. 1 the cost of living. to cross the frontier to locate the lost 1,761 contributing high not been as successful, the physical re- ("berries. email o. , 200 is contemplated by Governor Ramber. pilots. 0 so as cause to , 2 ger. lb 10,920 rigid being quiremente It la stated that President Cartanza Peas, green, 161 numbers of young men to be rejected Tomatoes. No. 10 Although there is no special fund gave his consent for other airplanes to 411 out of which thespost of such prose. cross, but .. who have made application for enlist- - Pepper, black. lb would aebelieving ment during the past few days- 0,200 cution may be paid. the governor has complish nothing had they Beans, dry. 100 lb. bags. lbs , ordered.13eneral concluded, he Sam to hive the proper Antonio Prunada, chief In command officials of the state institute proceed. at Oilnaga-ttsend out Leavalry scoutings against flagrant contributors to ing ki It stated the ,partles. governthe already high cost of living. Re Informed instructed Attorney General Dan B. ment has been unofficial)that aviators the have, bean ransomed Shields today to take the Eteeettnar, and action to bring about prosecution of hRs that the eighth American cavalry What is the port of any energetic man? Why, success. bannPent in troops of the banpursuit prOfiteera saying that some provision inessand comfort. What more could any man ask.. But to obtain would be made for meeting the ex. dits but no official report has been these desires one mint work hard and keep blinselftfit and healthy.. pense if available funds are not suf. received from Clener0- Diegues. Negligence rill never get you there. If your teeth ore tn bad ahape, am ficient to cover the cost. get them attended to at once; nothing runs down the mystem like bad teeth. Official Complacency . The VNION DENTAL COMPANY has on its staff sin Wilting' 'MAN HERE WANTED:, en.a ,dentints and any one of them will be glactto advise you on your AGUA FRIETA, Sonora, Mexico, needs in dentistry. It will be to your advsntage to visit our offices Aug. 20.Col. logo Dominguez, a and call for-- a free examination and estimate.', member of P. Elias Cellos' staff. ' FOR ON COAST said today. ItGeni COMPLETE X.,RAY LABORATORY wait not the intention of his chief. who also is military governor of the state of SOntlea, to send any . ONE PRICE troops either to this place or . John H, Smith. alias John H. Davis - federal to this time. Col. Dominquos ' 39 years old, colored, was arreated at saidNeeGen.at Calles 'TO ALL was of the opinion TAP. !Garfield today by Detectives Frank that conditions at present did not Cold Crowns . S5.091 IGlenn and Lee Chase and is being warrant steps in that direction. Col. ,Dominques said peaceful rein the city jail for the San .., $5.00 ports Continued to be received front Iheld li for authorities the ol:k pBorirdtegleallnV . .alleged the gottora border districts. Thefed$2 to $3 . murder of a man by the name of eral,forces in this section are adequate , 'Brannon .on April 11. 1919. Smith. is to guard against possible bandit raid; ,a,........, . Fillings $2 to $2.511 Isaid to have admitted the murder and hi7 said. A detachment 'of 160 soldiers was says it was committed ip self defense. $1.00 Stiverlrillings.. The San Francisco officers have been cent on Monday to the properties of Y , . notified and it in expected that Smith the Chicago exploration and develop.1 Very Best Set of ment corporation, north of Tonichl. to will be extradited at once. . 1 Teeth (Trubyte According to his story to the offitArl. guard same against future exploits of 1 rambling joint run by roving bands of oo called Villistas, 1 ' W.61 !Smith Wasin inSana Francisco Teeth) on the nikht who about two months ago seised I ON 'Brannon He had been playing Franklin R. Harding. chief conaulting Brannort . and the latter engineer of tho company. and after feached after the money on the table. torturing him for 45 hours. reieased ALL WORK VNCONDMONALLIF GUARANTEED Smith ,pays, after he, 'Smith, had him en the desert to make Ms way and best office in Largest equipped dental caught him cheating. t He told Bran- back to the border4ita beat he could. country. Only the best and most expensive materials money cap bur non he could, not have the money.. as It was through urgent representations ere used In all our pork. Coolst dental oftlres in the city. Eloo., he had not won it. Brannon. he SAM made on,the part of Mr. Harding some trio ten h, every room. PAINLESS EXTRACTION, WITII NO UN- -. reacted ,for hie hip pocket presum- ten days ago that Gen. ..Callas ordered, PLEASANT AMER-EFFECTably for. a, gun and he "beat him the troops to the mine. t to it." :TILE 0J,D RELIABLE 'c After the killing. Smith say he went to , Caliente. Rev., , where he Timks Sent to Border' , t worked on the section for the Salt ' l Lake Route for three 'months.. He COIXIND3M O. AUL Phu' ne Wee 11.2e , 212 Mitts Street Dr. L. J. DuU in charge ' had been working at Garfield about a more tanks recently were , . month.,- - , from the allni reserve depot ., .N ' ' -- -.: ' A.ia lomitall000 I ; tad Ns&Whites be CITY. mimic Aug. La Podniants, invalids and Growingebildrim I Rids oda, cooked (lain flared Powder Mexican government announced that; D4698140 American troops had crossed the bor- -: tor AR Ape I No Cooking Noltrisking Theo Odginotitrood-Thider in a bulletin Wetted last night.; but bag given no indkation of its atti-- I Ilin IS ...,.. tude. 11190N El Universal demands for Mexico ant to be !mord before being opportunity 1111E11E11 fIF 01'111 IN "outraged." It calls on oU Maxicons,; PURSUIT FORCE to contribute to the detbnas of the s country and announdes that its section printed in English will be discoaANNUAL UNENTION tinned until the Americans leave . , . . . . '' forts on or near tim Utiles border. Wyss learned today. During the past week 100 of the 0114103an Whippet tanks were shipped to the border. Three thousand rifles also have been shipped to border points within the last few days. Army officers at the depot refuse to OOMMOnt on the , Mlle of ths shipments. NIIICf:rr7safiar.Sell1.70.1133 . . 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