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Show X- - HS FACTOR EVENING NEWS DKSEUKT IK SALES SERVICE MEN WILL ' CHURCH NOTICES III CTJlS . : DOOR KEEPERS -r-I- Annual M. . A. and Primary Conference 11 WEDNESDAY .MAY l(i KI.O FOR NURSE CUSSES The coming summer will.be an era Johij E. Holden apd Allan Mar-- I Tho gduallon exercises of the Irv. both will former of service Ths tlneau, anaual men, were great activity In domestio and club general held Tuestwenty-fiftIng Junior high ochool con the Toung Men'a and represent , Utah as door kespare at work amuse-meamong high qchool girls In Utah, In Dele Foreet the day night IL ImproveYoung Ladles Mutual On Friday. May JI. 1J.474 arres of National J the to Mias Jsan Cox. head of convention are their Republican Loral according holding haJL A feature of ihe prpgram hospitals ment associations and Ihe eighwhool land wer sold under Iho hum at two men bo The of on will' this eaerctos educational This week. state tho Chicago. teenth annual conference of the department Was a tabloid performance representgraduating Instruc- - nr. bringing Inin tho coffers of the Primary associations of the Church ithe floor of the convention during the evening JO n ureas of tho Pr. W. 11. girls acttvIUe. Thlriy-lhre- e ing the greet strides mods In educaKaUila 'entire session Jesus Christ ef Latter-da- y v Of 1114,000 after animated bidding and they will receive Urovos 1 U. It hospital receive Ihrir iera have been hired by the state to tion since half a century ago. ' will be held In Halt Lake City, on were the exerciaea under The given h!ch showed that southern Utaho girls activities end direct DUcrepancy Between Fine direatlop of A. J. Hagen, principal yrtday, Malurday and Huaday, June II0 a day. Mr. Holden nerved In the diplomas la the Assembly Hall at (supervise 11, 11 end 11. 1110. army and Mr. Martlnean In the navy. p m. Mias Charlotte E. Dancy, super- - their efforts along ths tinea of em- - have great faith In the future of th of the school' and Mia IstM Bens. Ir All members ere Invited and nil And Medium Grades Con The Nomination- for Republican-candidwas carried ' following program Thi, nereag. I, local.d in Kan. officers ore particularly requested for district Judge of tho hlxUl pins. U. F. Grant, --uperln.end.nt of1" out: om work- been for- to bo present at nil if the meetJcounty, and although It had OO will be made at a the hospital, will confer diplomas and- j district Judicial sidered Dangerous Chorus "Month of Roees directto ItO coni- j Kchool districts where supervisors meriy appraised al from II ings of ths conference, end a corconvention at Richmond Just before or U. 8. Hinckley will give th ed by Mias Ivy Ensign: Tle Old and dial Invitation u extended to tho immediately following the Utah elate menoeenent addrewk following nets, the will be sent are ML Pleaaent, North an acre. It sold aa hgh ns 1(7 an the Mew In Education," Marjorie the Republican convention In kail Lake, program a dance wUl bn given at the Summit. Kevler, Bouth Sanlete. houlli! Cne whols section wont at 111 an Balnta generally to attend "The school Under the Old la the TaberKummlt, Tooele, Wasatch, Ogden and i etc, another eretton brought Hi aa meetings to be held according to word received by slate Syetom of Education pantomime, dis of another section nacle at 1 and -T p m. on 8unday, Chairman Henry Welsh. Mr. Welsh Murray. Alpine. Juab, Jordan. Spring-- 1 rected by Ella Kelsey; U Iris chorus June acre. Th highest 11. IS saver brought and North vtlle, BanUete, will visit and Jenson Morgan "Forget-Me-Not;" I. Parley "Vacation Under The la teat from the Boatoa wool was A. W. rviNH. a elretch of land for puJ.l Th IJ supervisor will oversee 16 price county Juns 1, g and 4 and will speak Old Ayatam, pantomlma directed by B. H. ROBERTS market to as follows: schools in JJ school districts, all1 located upon Cedar mountain,, whlqfc at Republican meetings at Beaver, high Mrs. Anna directorchestra; RICHARD R. LTMAN, Mo relief from th tlnlteS BUUi ed by Mtae Mae Anderson; "Utah Edsummer. Two thousand girl In h.gh !'' eultabl only for summer grazing, Milford and Mlnersvtlle. The sal ass the second of a senes General Bupcrintendeney T. M. the gsv a short address, conferred th!ehoots will receive training, and !.00d has who spent Bherman, aale Hoyt for is id ucates wool Esther Nelson; Health, night. government' M. LA. . In Junior high schools will be made by the direction ef Ihe Fat Is now visit- diplomas and administered th Flor-jolhand In New York winter Mine Marios directed by pantomime, MARTHA H. TINOET, Three member of tho According to flgAiree published lately, Jones; Swedish dance, directed by ing In the city, declares the under- ence Nightingale oath. Dean W. W. J under direct supervision. In addition land board. RUTH M. FOX. that went to southern Utab to service. Dr.-- j to current among business men there Is gtrla will be In- party the United H tales government had oa Mias Bessie Sharp; orchestra; STROM. NT T. MAE In favor of Herbert Hoover, lie pre Robert Hampton gave the commence- - structed in health, social and civic R.ell tbe land, returned yeatarday. JM. Education. Rajrmon Wool-- 1 hand. March IX, 60,14.661 pouoda T. I M. L A. Stewart and It. E. Dari, state and Presidency horse ment address. The musical program duties. as Mr. Hoover dark ths diets Mtae directed by ley; pantomime, LOUIE B. FELT. eommUalonere and C. Kaamuaaen, greasy wool, 11,111,111 poo ode scour- Celia convention. the church of included th service' Chicago regular J. M. Anderson and MeFall, MAT ANDERSON. clerk to th board. They report that ed wool and 6,643,791 pounds pulled Prank Eaetmond ; "American tmallon. with etnglng by the cathedral choir,) CLARA W. BEEBE, the sal was a great success, and that . j W. ' wool. Foreign wools made up the lamia Smith; address Mr. Hoorttan J. Curtis directing. Utah Corps Training Presidency Primary Aaoeclation. they found th Inhabitant In the diseswere nurse Th O Iris' Bpag-nolVlxertan: "La graduating chorus of bulk tho government stocks, groat trict where th salee Wer made, to chancel by the underMartha Rich"Patriotism," Receives Alignment corted to th he very eagtr to buy the land at a only 4, JIT, 141 pounds of domestio out ards; flowsr dance, directed by Mrs graduates and later wer given a rehoard member of Pioand Officer good price. club. of aa pggregat of 41, ITT, 441 pounds. Blanche Bnyder and Mies Bessie Ket-la- r. neer stake will hold their th Ladles at Literary ception Ms a Hero Th University of Utah R. O. T. C. Th II. Newman of state engl- George F. McOonagle. social affair wea In charge of Mra slake hall;' have Since March 11, two auction Idato monthly meeting In the T:J0 aecre-th- e a a coal E Drlggs, visitor man, lo to Oliver J. Grimes, private has been assigned Injneer; Battery B. of N. W. Groaland. p. at JO, superintendent Wednesday, May boon held, at which approximately tbe governor,' Cart- - A.'Altoa.tPv to re--It city registered at the Kenyon. , were 600 summer at and tary he nr about also nurses, Camp encampment person counselor and On Inspection Trip. Bishops Is-W, I Knox, have boon moved, i re for Coast pound Presiding Bishop 'fiat Inspector of mines, and II. L . Kentucky, which will open tbs present. The graduates are: Bans quested to attend .the meeting. .teavwr--tekajI middle of .next. townLh, according 1 tor Abe- Finch. OgirOASl'efxct'engtneer.ef .tba-" which leaves Good arty Jeaela . Loaias . .Brands Elisa . aproxtmaXely 41,017,000 To make an Tnspecllon of tho honey Th rnT' word received by CapL M. U. JUndot. age. Be villa Oconnle Gartieh. Lydia const lo Join President Ileber J. Grant. federal bureau of pubUc roads, repounds to be sold. held In ,Ti (B of q,, uniL Abtal Kelly, Elisabeth Lennox OBul-livaprospects of the Farmington region, ence Year Book Out- Th S" book, th turned late last night from southern JO. Ia the regular market, the doubtful F. Meetings th same battery are Tale, Mae Irene Anderson, Della El- year book annual of the L. D. 8. la L Terri berry, state honey and bee tabernacle Sunday,JO May Utah, where they went with the stars a'.d J am.. 10. pm., be held at Princeton and tho University of Illi- len Holbrook, Winona Lucllo Burn- will be distributed among tbe students land board to attend the sals of elate paetdm of medium wools M tlInst rated lnapector,' la now making ' a trip wUl la urgentattendance m. A o full nois Twenty-twcolleges in all will ham, Crystal Estetl Cannon, Norma of (he school Friday, according to an- landa by some figures furnished by a lead- through that region. - The honey pro- T;J0 p. be quartered at Camp Knox. Th men Magdellne Peterson, Grace Mildred nouncement duction there last year waa very email, ly requested, Great enthusiasm Is being shown ing handler of. tops. local unit will leave for th Davis and Agnes Luolll Pike. from th for better roads, reported Mr. M owing to tho dryness of tho season. On H. rewlU C Inepcralon 13 Captain and Trip tops, now selling at ll.TI for a good Tho southern Juna ramp The Holy Cross hospital will hold outlook la not cheerful this year, Committee WiU Get There to a desire to Improve turn July 3S. Its graduating exerciaea this evening Pierce of the local U. 8. marine regrade, before tho war fetched 01 to TO on account of tho backwardness of highways that will bring U tsh to has Information Pocatello station, cruttlng gone Hand First cents. Choice low quarter-bloo- d In room. Dr. th hoapltal aeeetnbly tope ThiTo and Boise to Inspect the subyecrultlng great road ImprovsmenU are selling now at 70 eenta, compered spring. E. K. Root will give the commenceI waa a request to cnanr F with 41 cents before the wer. The ment address and th RL Rev. Joseph itAtioM then First hand Information on Indian & Glass will officiate. 8olemn ponAppointed Postmaster I vs W. Pe- - fT figures show how far ths finer grades UUh affaire In Utah, Idaho and Nevada will have outrun ths rest of the market tifical maas will be celebrated to- ter has been appointed postmaster t i t.hat. th Indian! of members ,ln rout throuh zion na" th be given wordA to Riverside. This discrepancy between fine and I aftmorrow and 10:J0 at Utah, according Immediately of llouso t tonal park, and th Grand Canyon to affairs committee of th HIGHER THAN medium grades is considered a dan1 er tho aervlcs tho bleaslng of tho new received by W. E. Block, arrival Ini their upon also Representative being urged. Balt Lake gerous featnre of ths situation. postmaster. operating rooms bf the hospital will OFFOETfiy MAGAZINE Balt Lake, said 1L D. Diets, superMr. Grimes said that spring freshtake place. . Trade Is Anxious. Baptist Church Sermon The Rev. ets are disturbing that section, tli visor of th United State Indian landRay Psilmer of the First Baptist With" worsted manufacturers service here. Albert H. Knealo, sup- - . On account of being higher than th now heavy, and the reschurch of Ogden preached last eve- raJns being unusually erlntendent of th UlnU ldl Conduct snow causing much Unseemly road getting a share of the .cancellations state th of a of Flans for th Incorporation for members melting rapid 1 In ' Bethel of the Baptist church the wool trade la anxious This de- period of five year of a new poetry ervstlon and Alfred J. Charles, engl-- I commission and county oommission-whic- h this city, on If Christ Should Com damage. On Part of U Girls ning, neer of th Uinta Irrigation project, velopment Is thought to be a direct to to In acres of Salt Lake. decided 00.000 and to western the Includes conference, Jointly fully represent remit of ths move for lower pries, magazine Brought Under Ban Clie (Wilt ITogrumo The M. I. Will Provide Racing land, - will confer with th committee reject bids for a strip of paving on beginning with Mr. Wanamakero Cut lntermountaln district to bo published here.t twenty-firsfrom least A. winter season closed last night with south street, of II per cent In hia stores Some In Balt Lake, have been mads known Card For State Faif At a meeting of the coeds of the dances Mr. Diets will accompany th dele-- 1 Bugarhouse station to Wasatch boule-gatio- n in many of th wards. Among manufacturers claim to have been by Prof. B. Roland Lewis of tho Eng I from her to Pocatello, Idaho, var((, g gg miles In length, pavement University of Utah called Tuesdly by uch affairs In the city wards oversold and that the cancellations llsh department of tho University of held Old time trotting and pacing con for an Inspection of th Fcrt Halil to be K feet wida The state road Miss Lucy Can Cott, dean of women, wer those In the Twenty-seconwill aHow them to make a Utah. I thej(tests, in all their i the at work had estimated reservation, engineer of their output more pleasing to Lewis to Prof. ths the Tenth Seventeenth and pristine splendor, wHl sug Eleventh, According 1 1 I 116,030 a mil, but P. J. Moran bid measures were adopted pertaining to wards. the customer whose orders "stick. geotlon that such a poetry magaslne on the modernized race track seen he attendof the conduct the I (47,770.01 proper girls and the Campbell Building It is manifest, however, that this can- bo established cams through Vachel Irish Folk Play to be Men In City Visitors in at the State Fair ground a during th . company wanted 144,164.10 per mile ing the institution. not go on long without unsettling the Lindsay, eminent American poet, who I tor Th features of campus life that the city yesterday Included the follow state fair, according to the report filed Y. Vr. A. this C. work. whole market and much uneasiness ia came to thto city recently on a lecture Staged by I obAll A project statement for 4 of a mile were declared against were: ing newspaper publishers of,the with the state fair board by J. H. Wafelt over the matter. tour of tho country. Mr. Lindsay held district: W. J. Peters of ters. supervisor of the speed departtn Trsmonton, as jectionable features of soda! dancing; Another factor having a serious ef- several conferences with Prof. Lewie "Twig", of Thorn," an Irish folk play, I to beofconstructed M. PocaH. of the leavin Sims, tho post road project from whispering Pangultcb, ment. He will spend the mqilby appublic places or e part fect on wool Is the transportation sit- regarding the feasibility of tb ven- Is shortly to b produced by remonton to gnowvllle wss forward-dram- a ing before the completion of the pro- tello News, and L. E. Kramers, of the portioned to speeds and amusement uation. Wool la not ordinarily classed ture and It 1 understood that ho was of th T. M. C. A. un- - I ed to the federal suthoritlea This gram; counoll Tooele Bulletin. careas follows: Actual speed program. defacing public property; as "pertshabls, nor Is It food, fuel, or highly In favor of the plan. Ho also th direction of Mra E. B. Pal-- 1 I road would cost (314,100 or (23,141.60 lessly scattering debris: loitering In Places For Recruits1 The local army liberal purses. 64,600: starter. But It it a necessity to the mills commented favorably upon the quality der . mile. fitted been A has workroom up mer. on per In or the the halls, campus publto recruiting station has been notified by Judges and Incidentals. J400; band end consequently the current traffic of the work turned ont by tbe poetry In la expected that the bids on th Y. W. C. A. building and cos-- I It tbe In the tho of misuse the now the department that men can piano and pianos, $1,400: orchestras and difficulties are causing grave concern Claeses of th university and declared tumes as well as contracts will b taken places; stage accesortoea are Price-Emer- y rest room; th use of cosmetic ; exces- be enlisted for one years service at quartets, $950; vaudeville acts. $7,750, to everybody connected with the that there waa a distinct appeal In tbe women. up today. being turned out by tho young sive use of perfumery; wearing of home, either In the infantry artillery, making a grand total of $17,000. trad. Not on.v have western buyers poetry produced in th west which Contributions of furniture, ruga sewclothes to school; the wearing ordnance, air, tank or construction difound it evedlngly difficult to get could be presented beat In a poetry party ALLIANCE COAL COMPART necRacing fans claim that this generand scissors other ing machine, In cold weather; going visions of the army. ear In wLlch to ship their purchases, magazine published In this, district. ous amount will provide for a fine, six wilt be appreciated, For coat of best quality sad quick of low shoes essary equipment but when once loaded, no shipper or In the event that the plan matures aervtca 140 south Main street Phone through town without hats; the wearE. Allen days racing card, which will attract to smnounced. Dancing Master Visit shoes and tight White, hover can feel assured that th wool Prof. Lewis will assume ths editor- It Mias ing of high-heelone of ths leading modern a string of speedsters. 8u Ann Wilson of tho nation4441. Advertisement. Wasatch will come forward in reasonable tlma ship ef th new journal and will have al board clothing; loud laughing and talking; daneing authorities, and Inventor of I pageantry department who as hts associates and advisory editor wss to have com to belt Ia ike, baa gossip and th use of elan, midweek many of th steps now used in the ball Guide Published For 'Loss to Grower Threatened. in Road Condition. Good social functions; the eating of lunch- room, . off yesterday en route tha difficulties experi- Vachel Lindsay, Mr. Allco Corbett been sent to Clarinds,- Iowa and will eons la- other place than . the cafe- east to stopped Automobile Tourists. Colorado Sprtngsi wher'he will enced dealer cite the Arisons wool Hnderoh. formerly associate editor not' return untft falL unIn use tobacco and the annual of with tbe law, compliance Tho local T. W. C. A. board of teria; the conduct a normal school for dancing which were bought or consigned week, of "Poetry." Witter Bynner and other I on of the the directors has accepted the resignation report of the condition o( tho little seemly familiarity part teachers. The Utah State Automobile assocla- kgs. Very few cars have reached this poeta I Prof. Lew la announced that recog- fl men.. 8mlth as president youn bemarket with these wools This Is said tots Cottonwood are for Sesle Orchard tlon company has published a touring guide for Transportation Spray I to threaten loss to ths growers nition of the poetry classes of th uni- th local association. ing warned by H. R. Hagan. Inspector 1920, with sections devoted to Salt state been with filed the public ha d MO "Amerhas been the sum has The of given by of the crops and pests commission, Lake, the Grand Canyon of the Colto through the fact that the advantage of versity It shows that the Utah Has Greatest which will over to th organisation by tho West- - utilities commission. fine wool ican Poetry Magaslne, that this is the right time to spray for rado, Zion National park, and the having these early-shOr- n ood condition. It Is a short Per Scout com on a bar market may be entire publish poems by the following stu- minster Auden tF association to help I rallcosd "line which connects a Capita protection against the San , Jose highways Jinking these together. Some group W.. the conference the AnderE. dents the of issue: in June expenses defray loet. !y It would be abeolutely eo, Lime and eulphur quickly L" Little Cottonwood canyon 0f' automobile highways 000 Says District Head scale an end to San Jose scale, which puts,0 Were it not for the fact that ahlp- - son, M. M. Worthington, Ora Barlow, to be held in June at Provo. is a with the Denver & Rio Grande RailIdaho Nevada, Wyoming, utah Rigby, Virginia to hem In other sections are subject . to John Banka, Leah road company's tracks. Xrlzona and Colorado are described. Utah has th greatest average per deadly enemy Is apple tree. Cannon, Gladys - Evans and Herbert , leanings Are Set by eoiialtv vexatious delays Governor strip maps covering every route deExtradition Asked of all Boy Scout Of American In the esse.. of tho Jericho wools hi Braasch. capita Bamberger yesterday requisitioned the scribed are placed at Intervals through Utilities Commission Auction Sale Utah, another example, telegrams to organlxatlqns, according to Charles M. governor of Idaho for the return of the book and are located from a fronthouses here say that only two cars Interesting Letter - field Miller of Los Angelea national y Parley Lee, to Torrey, "Wayne' county, ispiece Index. At Soldier Summit scout Dates for hearings on petitions here been secured in which to shin 4 who in where he to wanted- - on a statutory for director Is pirtrlct Placed on Record util000.600 or 700.000 pound hare been set by the state public of wooL A special train with 600 people In- the city. The average' throughout the charge. Lee to under arrest at Burley, UniversilY President A rase la cited where a carload of as follows: Utah ities commtoaion one scout out of Ida., and F. K. Brown, deputy, sheriff Is One Of he Interesting documents ool waa shipped from Boston to In the realty auction sale at United20State andonly terested In Utah the average has been named to bring him back, To Return Saturday and Traction company, asking boys every Light . Pennsylvania mill early In April, but paaced on record yesterday in the to remove their trackage Trom In- Soldier Summit, Monday, will leave is one scout out of every nine boy'a The Grounds Want Iwirgcr Playhas not yet been delivered, nor can stat-e- historical of that day Last evening local scouts held a big la a letter diana, June 1 T.t Parent-Teach, Wedgrwood and this city the morning President John A. Widtsoe of tha the shipper or tho receiver ret any written to Mra. library, "ew ", te(ln- - rally at Liberty park In honor of Mr. Jeffersonatschool Hannah Perkins, Boyd, petition to conduct a freight ' T,hPj?c1th a trace of the car. AA car of wool Monday night, meeting of Utah, who has been on of Lake Salt Green al and River the the A Tag was presented to Utah, from her .eon, on tho automobile line -from Salt Lake to Og- divisions of the Denver A Rio Grande Miller. to petition the city board of University. hipped from Hamilton. Ont. last MantL east for several weeks, to council by Harry Joseph, impressive decided the a Marshal and June 14; Milne, battlefielda trip somewhere den, in Fiance. of to extent education the playgrounds February, tinea in Utah, built up at an outlay ceremonies marking its acceptance. consigned to a Boston Toung Pei kino was with tho bewhich he visited, number of rate to inerease during freight, petition headAll -'school. officers marines, Is that still 'sidetracked eom where present of over a million dollars. Several Mr. Joseph was introduced by Oscar A. , house. tbe large universities and colleges and In northern New England. Tracer 71th company, 4th regiment, and th tween 8L George and Lund, to be hundred railroad operatives will be by Mra. Eva B. Odell as president, attended a convention of educators tn Kirkham, scout executive for tbe coun- ed were sent after this car showed that It was yonng man eavr some of tho battles beard at Bt. George, June 14; Iron employed there, and it Is the rall- - cil. for the year. coming D. C., will return to th The flag was presented to Dr. C. Washington, that turned the tide In tho European County Telephone company, JTcXZ delire red by tha Canadian road to ths war. Wholesale Will Close G. Plummer, who represented the local Monday 2 to for rate Saturday, according to announcecity Summltt hav Soldier all be will closed eonnectlng barrier lit New Ensland on Theron Parmelee, acting secment Tho letter went through the hand City. June 1 to 16. The application of the finest engine house west of Chica- - council, then to three scout color houses of the Incity March Ji. Nearv two month observance of Me- retarybyto the president, Prest. Widthas bearers of the Eagle troup. Cecil Oak- day Monday B. J. Dorton to conduct a pamengerj been too short a time to bring th car of tho censor and It was dated, to decision a morial star the salute to day, according scout, pounded soe will be ' accompanied ley, by Mrs. . auto line from American Fork te Sarland, Feb. 11, itig. a matter of 266 mile. the colors while the audience stood at reached at a meeting of the wholesale Widtsoe and 'her sister, Mrs. Emma will be heard at Lehl I atoga Springs, attention. Two patrlotio numbers were trades department of the Commercial Lucy Gate Bo we. Activity In Consignments. matter , are at a standstill. the June 7, end the petition-o- f Ohio tlTOUgn AUtO traffic i Advices from th west Indicate that growers, still very firm in their ideas, Eastern San Juan Telephone company played by the scout band. Then Mr. club. It Is expected that the retail an interesting talk. trades department will follow the Begins in Earnest Miller gave .talked growers are not disposed to modify are demanding prices that dealer will to erect a telephone line from Montt-cell- o Salt Lake Boy T akes on civic .service. same example. Wesley King their ideas of values. Consequently not meet. In Michigan, 76 to (0 cents to the Colorado Mate line, at automobile i Transcontinental Relay races were held. Troop IS of New Club WUl Meet Permanent about all the current activity Is In la being asked for fine woo la Much Cedar City, June 7. Trip in Flying Boat with officer of the Triangle club will be f ic, although tardy, Is now beginning Salt Lake winning first place, consignments This resolves itself Into wool will be'handled this year through Troop 1 of Midvale second. a matter of advances The highest th county pools. selected at a dinner of member In In earnest. Word from th Hawaiian Islands Fully 20 parties of tour- Not over 160,000 pound have been American Trade advance that can be obtained from a the Commercial club June (. The states . or lists coasts for east bound the the L that In the first aviation flight of new reliable bouse get the wool as a rule. sold from the accumulations In Texas. organization election for the WUllOOR in vsneni I have made application with th Utah Senator Smoot Predicts About 40 cents a pound appsar to be Bale are planned at Condon and Salt Lake business men was to hav ever attempted from Luke field. Pearl . State Automobile association for ln-the top for mixed clip., or 7$ to (0 Bhanlko, Oregon, shortly, though this June 1. but was postponed Harbor, to Hanamalula bay, a Salt Passage of Nolan Bill been heldsecure D. Johnson of the U. S. shipping formation on the roads, it waa an a larger membership, Lake boy, Lieut, L. L. Gowane, eon of depend on how much wool is con- board at to first per cent of the probable value. head-roen In is town j nounced from the association Washington, The Most bouses still regard this as top signed before the fixed dates arrive. Dr. E. G Gowane, participated. Senator Smoot predicts an early eaid J. B. Snyder, acting secretary. in the Commercial club yes - quarter aftColo.f to Glenwood , ' Suppllew Accumulating, Spring high. Tho consequence is that, in Will Name Delegatee Members of distance to $7 mile, and th time oecti- bill providing Nolan of the in Increase passage the auto Dally terday. The He a to says: Japan, section where a few house usually trip Democratic committee of pied was 100 minute, th trip being tg-th is Wool countynow la emfrom travel until late for federal shearing salaries' genera becoming increased expected for orient up great opens possibilities have had a monopoly, little is being In eastern Oregon nd Davie county will meet at Farmington made in flying boat without accident, supplies are be- American trade. While the shipping la the summer. ployees. In a telegram received yester- tomorrow to arrange primaries for in 20 minute less than the expected (lone. In one such esse, advances of to accumulate at country board hue returned many of the ships, 2$ cents a pound were offered, but ginning chairman of election of delegatee to the state con- timet A great reception was given the day, by Henry Welsh,, . Heppner and Condon are get- held during the war. It to now buildTomato, Cabbage, Cauliflower and the this wss rejected and tho few house points. committee. The vention In Salt Lake June 14. Or- aviator on their arrival at the terState Republican season. th first of wool .Seed their The at own. ting Vogeler'S Pepper plants Tbe board oping ship of Its that make a specialty of soliciting con- condition of the new clip la matter will come up for consideration ganization work in the county is pro- minus. reported erated 1,600 ships during the war and Store. Advertisement. In a few days, at which time every Leo J. Muir, signment are getting tho lion's share to be spotted. No sales have been con- at the gressing rapidly, said to endeavor Its time present of th current. . effort will be mad to aecur its pas- county chairman. - It bids fair to be firmed recent since deals in the the Is world fleece-wohimhaving shipping In the help along sections, also. Echo section. sage. Senator Smoot express within .the next ten days. Its affect. Although' special comself as being heartily in favor of In- completed Washed Out Two wooden! In eastern Washington, Trestles however, panies are operating many of the federal for salaries creased employees. trestle on th Scofield branch of the are kept trading has been fairly active. ' About boards 'ship, supercargo Denver A Rio Grande railroad were 6(0,000 pounds have changed hands on board to look after trade. VllllllVIllllllltV g Car Shortage Is Cause washed oijt Monday night, by thej there recently. For crossbreds II to 41 cents has been paid, while fine wools freshet, so the miners at that camp Situation Critical Of Contest Buttonhole are taking a couple of day off until j have brought 40 to 66 cenla trestle can be repaired. SupL F, 1020 mohair season In Oregon the The Results Announced people of . ehipping orders. L. Rarer and a gang of bridgemen has been opened. The Dallas pool, Regardless as rspld-- 7' restoration are tickled with the which was smaller this year 'than in ' freight care are fo be rushed to their are hurryinr the to tne rail of the first "buttonhole Result, wss sold former for seasons, recently destinations by th shortest possible j road to 63.009. make their xfray.w sewing 60 cents. Tha result of th Dallas contest among "high .school route, according to order received by old shoes servs sales has been to lift the market students have been announced by Mins To Attend ConTCnlton-- H. N. Byrne,a the railroads from the Interstate comJea-Co.In charge of girl sctivltiea throughout the elate. season and at ' director of Keith O Brien The managing ..state merce commission. ex-1 public were k Because of the C. that has f, store seeing studentsoureachbuttonhole. baa dry poodi commission utilities telegraphed 1 been given the wool market fn London girl sipqll cost. Th. largWalker Brothers, and W. A. Need-pected to make commerce to commission Interstate the NaThese in skill. and local j the the will attend east, I. est shop of experts in Al. Z. buyers tf sheep work which shows great C. of han) coal of from the that th movement different Goods association pelts have reduced their bids to JJ S buttonholes wer of four Dry Retail tlonal ts fields coal the city enables us to Carbon equrfty already rents for fin and 231 cents for I varieties, one a silk one. another ai Well iecured by new In San FYancisco June 2 coarse-won- t badly hampered by th orders of th convention tshlrt buttonhole, th third a' veryrender superior convention will be called pelt. and .The (. homes. number cwrtaln of a pen .tottef taking It to reported by Boston and oUier mrt one. such sue goes on baby gararrivai Bring your shoes top cere aw.y from thto district. car!i British drapers who are touring the eastern wont buyers whq are now visit ments, and th fourJi of a very lac( We guarantee the title. help the or eend them parcel tng th different wool concentration site. rushing them east country. can. you go out and When there. in contest. Texes shortage that buttonhole points In the eewlng comparatively post. The freight situation in Utah Is (Wrong Nsmbcr Given In the acfew sates hive been made to date. Mtsa Mildred Myers, freshman In the City see for yourself ? denof the of considered trkiol. labile officials Miss count published Tuesday They cellmate that more than 6.000.-0- 0 Richfield High school and in i or phone, and commerce Come Monday commission by Interstate th evening tsl clinic given pounds of long wools of the new Blanche Pace of Pprlngvllle High Member FiArtwl Roacrve Srtohe. claim that they have ordered closed Dr. ict or H. Bear before tbe tnetu- auto spring clip have been concentrated in school tied for first honors, gpring-vlll- e will take you.- our ONLY BANK ON KTATT. FT. Dental Kerrvltle, Uvalde. Menton. Hpefford. lop car returned west, from th east, be re of. the Stott Lake County high school wea first in collecThe popular depositary that t error made will east a from the cars these and that pographlcal ivel Rio. Bandern- - and Ran Angelo. tive standing,. Richfield High school society, grow tng fast. Open a Savings relieve the shortage. It will take at it appear tj Mill coming Int- - the wars- - Wss awsrded second that Dr. Hesra had been Th clip prise and Nephl KfcabaU & Richards Account. cars te arrive, manager of on of the largest dnal for ten davs least their rame school third Huntington. mB-rLETL-V- I tjtgh . M ts becomlaboratories in th vast "for, Jorty-tw- e tend hMto-siMMkweddtng gin. Jen-se- Kpanirh Fork. Pleasant Grove, Amerifrea .Graduating and Tbe 1aintrct anou SECURITIES CO."" yearn. Jeweler. 7 1 Mala torret. Compounded ing badly congested,- according .to aucan Fork and Park City High schools paid on Faring. or iVo y ears. have read thorities here. honorable mention. Judge received DEPOSIT BOXES in wer (he Misee Althea Eumtnt Coninentl Hank Bldg. for1000 SAFETY Ii, T. laadnento ITe. 5( Main Street Peoeret National and Say. Wheeler, Mira Hiitiel.all rtd Merrihew - are STORE Dltti MlUHhre prices . Dm. PaBrftlt'k FVaalr Ptngrer. Ctoshtor and Belle 21 E. 2ND SO. Was. 35S3 tors Rnt. MARTTN 4TJ AL CO, It Main Mais Street. now located at 521-2- 4 Bank-Asa. Cashier new Clift build- bkrty AA II alt (tontort. the Barton, ef art departdojeeette . ment ef the U m versify of Utah. psirk (20. AdverLaement. ing. Ad icriiscmert. ' h at , I " al Bad-ertach- sit, three-fourth- l,nn ! er home-making,-- th "To-eatlon- ai I a; 01 t . a -- s orrrak n. - I-- Fine-Territo- ry ., . ,hrt ESTI1IE .tlluHuc . lrs r I ) d, ... I Inter-mounta- in ed - E-'- been-turne- "d -- j?eay -- -- 1 aaso-eiatio- n, No-Ma- -- i V.i . I ut -- ol M TMlc t f Buy First Mortgage ,Loans er K) v j x. aH set-bac- Yielding 1 i rv-Ic- e. . Bank National 1 Kfe'ioTco; oureevo,miL)' ... as semi-annuall- y. Adver-twement. - , F J, I i ' Ket |