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Show 0 ' ' 1,yori I I 6. NEWS 310NDAY AUGUST 9 1920 THE DE;tatid'il , I ftumilml 'SPEAKER1 EXPOUNDS Boys and Cirls Mad. to at 'Appointment Board Vacancy VOTERS SHOULD SEE HER81.1pN5 Brighton Break Camp NAME I Back to the Bible IIEVIS III BRIEF MomIMaMM At soon today Camp rtnith.liughoe TEMPORARY OffIEUIS1 New tieneral klatutelv--4- . F. Barkla roadiley of Ntv Torii has toilworn &asocialDaily 'Message DeltIgned to THAT NAMES ARE It tisk of de od ulth Way rios. as general ntanaInculcate Right Thinking. FOH CONENTIDNS ger., boys and girls. The main part, lir (The Star Is used to attract rived at the Camp last Monday and I'vom PathMr. and Uric the eye, and the S engraved haw Julian lii. litamberger have raturnad sine boon enjoying th pro., ON an Tatautontoblio to front In ths t PROPHECY stands for Scripture.) it trip tun giakm of and hikes Tb party has vr. A Livingston of Se lowstono park. via Jackson Ho l 1 gulded by ()serge A. Oroon of the for. been 'elected . ea temporary chairman on Delayed by Watihntats--Tratt- ot airy orrice. olimbod Mt. Majestic convention of the Republican stat tho bait tAlts..itouto was delayad Saturday. A dans was otagod at the Leit in A convene the Salt to sum. which is hustle hotel Friday evening. hours ystorday, by washouts of entertainments have boon givon Eight Days Provided for Theatre Aug. U. tie will deliver the sight near Loth. 10 miles vista et Cattail's. Morris At ber Prest. Nephi and 'visitors during tho wook havo the convention, Nov. boon dr. and Mrs. C. J. Whitaker, Mr. Gen- keynote pesch ofand Registration tBefore A. Quig v Tabernacle alms 1101"ViCi. Miss the Himself Kill thsvforost Fails objects' of the 'Reports Auto fitoiert-of outlining to liarraciough Lilo police last Witt to ochoul reported . ley Oranit of Stevens high Bassi fall. Names of party ,this With Razor and Poison eral Election that his autontobils bad bIon stolen HEM HONEY Shows Forth God's ut.-- feoultY. Miss Irma Anderson. Dr. John IN Other temporary officers for the while he was attonding a picturs Salt tho of Woriton T. A. J Wig. contwo as well as oonvntion the show. Aitthon H. Lake City schools and Mrs. Woriton. Despondent over financial nitnculRegistrars. A , Part of the party will mak the ro, Ilea. Oliver Mitchell. gressional conventions. which will be laborer living Legion Peat In MectThe gait Lake -will and turn trip today by Wags part held her. Aug. VT. have been announc- poet of the AMOtteitti Legion will meet ato, STATE, 5A15 INSPECTOR west North 624 Lund Presides. street., Fourth st hike to town. in Barratt Citizens who have pot voted since ed by the special committee of the at il o'clock this evening templed to commit suicide Sunday hall. for conaideration ot general bust. election must Republican party as follows: night by slashing both arms with a the last preeidential Book Pocket Loses fleas matters. Cache county will have an unusual. Vice H. ChrisLund presided reser blade and drinking a small register on the dates named below. President Anthon ChairmenJudge A. Too Rave honMr. and Mrs. ly large crop of honey this year. ac . rzaktnes Suitcases And of KinManti S. Morris L. Mrs.'Clesion tensen.of to was rushed toamount the of lie first and President liepht poloon. day of registration being a 8. Erskine are receiving con to V. B. ,Torriberry. state in. of Salt Lake M. O. Packard of Ralph Salt WE, stake was the speaker at the gratutations over the arrival of a son cording from Irozpark, the emergency hospital where he was day. Th. law provides that only the ney a farmer D. Tyler4 of tabernacle B. was and 3. of Murdock Mrs. 0. Erskine apiaries. who has returned spector in Springville formerly bald the of out soon names services Aug. danger. pronounced otsuch persons who have regular to the police Sunday Miss Ver lie Gleason. Beaver. a from Mitchell through Cache and Box. to trip the voted ISIS of at election at 2 p. nt. Sunday. Prof. J. J. McClel- Wyo..reporteti the According general book pllie. (hit he had loot his pocket Mill. elder. Gardner of not man For a should WaterMartin said SecretaryHamilton and marry lan was at the organ console and Prof. which containod be the election shall Applies working of ISM city $IM The loss was inlet) of Price has applied to the state Utah's honey crop this year, It it A. q. Lund directed 'the choir. The nOtioed as ho boarded his train at Og- and he wanted to get away from it all. 9opled from the rolls. having voted Salt Lake. for five feet of water front Assistant E. engineer SecretariesMrs. children email Hia three wife and Colonel offered by was will be the heaviest in the estimated. a on Li, election bond a issue special opening prayer Rich of Ogden. Charles Jones of Coal- Mudsotter creek. Carbon county . to den for Salt Lake. Mr. Tyler told were In tfie house at the time of his of the state. and will total in flfl not Willard Toting and Eider Bodney C. does land. con. for of reouiremente the history H. 113.acres ville. Bracket Irrigate of Roosevelt and 0, friend whom he had mot a short attempted suicide. benediction. JULIE 3.000.000 of Ivor Too the of the le. Ahletes--Ton name voter's the neighborhood n pronounced he Badger the registinuing Cran , Amends suit Sergeant-at-ArmsE. Browning The smines began with the 11 Ymn.1 Um borers to look out for his one of the 1 is an filed Cache ter. has Motor oounty pounds. company Former Probate over in dimes and ho would romain Judge Ogden. ; "Do Whaeg t wbyaetbf.olToti:dallii: amendment to its articles of incor- heavy producers of the state. and Nit For this reason soldiers who were of Assistant Sergeants-at-Arm- s to see if he could find ths walJ. poration changing Dies Atlantic Ogden at its title to the year the indications are that it will absent the City of election during general Find ling of Salt Lake, W. C. Reese of the invocation and the choir then sang let. He was unable to locato it and E. treat( its previous high record. A. Motor ISIS and company. the election of are Cranny', city lett I "Arise. Moroni and George Brown of Salina.' Glorious , Zion." following la president. This has been a favorable year tot warned Word been this must in has received that if Cranney arrived cams When he to Lake. Salt city they they an. wee register President Monis t which Very Rev. W. W. ChaplainThe to vote To honey production. according to Mr one fail. this expect vote. in N. of the Atlantic death Jo care had in Pligrime--"Pligribe man whose in City. nounced as the speaker. here. the on Fleetwood of Salt Lake. The honey production de. must 21 years. have Terriberry. reached of the age Of found. be not the Nalwill left could Mc C. be the topic cittcaoes klaturday. of Judge James me& Plop bt la Morrie. ILecture must have been a resident of the state upon the abundance of blosponds Conerefational Officers. failhad he showed that with illustrated Investigatlon stereopticon the alfalfa crop. Plontifu' President liorris said be had tea- od to leave the suitcases at tho O. & ley, who was probate Judge for Salt for at least one year of the county For First Congresnional District views to be given by the Rev. H. M. soms. and supplies of water throughout the state 'Ake under the territorial gov- four months and of the precinct sixty Convention ChairmanCarl county orlon reoently to make some reseezch L. boon Instructed $ Maecuas had he McDowell at , depot Thursday evening have made the growths of honey makdays. the history of the state of Nevada. to do. of A collodion was taken up at ernment In the early '$OL 'rho meso'clock. The I7cture will take place ing flowers and blossoms unusually The term precinct it is pointed out. sinVice Price. While doing so be was much inter-;root- the depot and $11 obtained and turn- sage stated that Mrs. Frederick Men-In- c ChairmenJohn of In church. Cci......1 Christian Henri, the must not be confused with wards. profuse. and amused in reeding the 'tory ed over to Tyler. He was on his way A. P. Mrs.. of OrPanguitch. Bigelow Great added interest has been takaa of to daughter of the Judge, who was There are five municipal wards in den. A. A. Law of Logan and O. E. Haa Lecture EngagementCot. W. of the colonization of that eection Spokane. Wash.. and said he had " Adams. manager of the auction dd in the bee industry this year. accord'the rate eettled by the to pay the far. of the man visiting in England when informed of Salt LakesoCity. The entire city is a Stevens of Hnefer. promised that one may have Inoved of the Bettilyon Home ing to Mr. Torriborry. The announclIn this. be said, was a stori with whom he left the the suitcases, her father's illness, arrived in Atlantic Precinct. 'pioneers. SecretaryCUude Baker of Eu- partment I of to that Builders company. has received an mont that he would attempt to install City Friday night in (me to see him about the city within the lay sixty reka., el the late Eider Orson Hyd e. onethe point. in which before the end came. Judge McNaldays but still be a member of the prethose pioneers and a member of Aasi4tant SecretariesMrs. Kate appointment from the Missouri Au. an exhibit at the state fair The story of liberty and there shall be no kinks ly had made he home. in Pittsburg cinct. The dates of registration prodults would be ex. Council of the Tweivo. Littlefield of Morgan. James Kelly tion end Banking school to fill a 30 honey and bet, dia- raised Monday. August S. Tuesday, Aug- of during the past few years. engagement as one of the lec- hibited has met with such a response up on this land. This land :tells. President Morris said. of a sad Jew' Holther of Ogden days ust 17; Saturday. August 22: Tuesday, and Fillmore. in the Chautauqua school in that the alloted space may have to be Eider turers between and South Hyde both North eludes America, W. L. Van of Wagoner Midway. 'agreementsettlee over a saw mill, and Increased. It was thought that four October Kansas October. St Wedneaday, City beginning this week. said. I; the speaker Morris ;another Organ Recital. Tueeday, October 12: Tuesday. Octo- of Beaver. spaces would be suMcient, but from declares that' Eider Hyde When America was discovered, Eld C. Clayton there will int' TreasurerDon the inquiries ber 2S; and Wednesday. October ft--a curse on the mill and the mad' or Morris declared, Europe wenf Into Clayton. of Centerville. Utah. who be more than pouringin. for Tuesday's that who will exhibit Following are the names and ad- art Young of Richfield. Chris Mad- has with whom he was having trouble. It an ecstasy of delight. The inhabibeen active in Republican poll.. bee products at the coming state fair. organ recital is as follows. with dreseee of the registration agents in sen of Gunnison and Charles Demois- tics for the is further related in the story that tante Of the old world thought they past fifteen years. Sat?several years later, a dam In the saw an opportunity to increase their Organist J. J. McClellan at the con- all districts of the city and county: ey of Vernal. his candidacy for announced urday broke loose, destroying the dominion and their riches. The speak- sole: First Ward. Scoville of ,Ogden. the Republican nomination for state Minstrels Will Hold ChaplainAlva , from various historiene The saw mill in question and covering El. r read For second Congressional District treasurer. Mr. Clayton was for some , Eliza L. Carlson. 136 District No:-'1Banner. Picnic at Liberty Park der Hyde's opponents farm so thick- sketches .hewing the great Joy which ChairmanWilliam S. time connected with the U. S. mint. south Third East; 2. Mrs. Henry Were-- , Convention from Sonata".. Adagio "Moonlight was announcement it. sand witts .practicelly that the in of .Europe Tooeltt. greeted. Jilarks 1and.-14-1 ly haat. MILI7 east., to as Seventh Senator. 8ou114,1. and., secretary. ..'..... ';...- - '.Beethoyen R. Gal lecher. 127 east Seventh Morris said of this event. Desire for riches and Vice Chairmen-- E. worthless President R. Canister of George Sutherliind. at 'Liberty Park- WTI- b6 South; Salt Mosskowski was greed for gold prompted moat of this Seronsta Mrs. A. while he did- not know that Ood conLake. la Mathews of Salt at 6 o'clock 4, Mille Louise Lewis, 736 Windsor Me from "Third Organ SoWill Atkin's Republicsne--Jo- hn G. held Wednesday evening delight, the. speaker said but little Anda particularly concerned with this Fork 1, Mrs May D. Dose, 601 Lake. IN T. Lewis of Spanish avenue; Ouilmamt nata" A Minstrels." McQuarrie will addreac the member- by the "Big Fifteen 'troverol. it was interesting to note wealth or good I 1110 derived by thou An Old Melody......Arr. by Organist south Thirteenth East; 6, Mrs. E. W. and William Doxey of Bountiful. M:' of the In which Hawking' Young ship musical G. Republican that Nevada's historian had practically peopled from this discovery. of program Salt SecrearyLincoln Kelly Manwaring, 1116 south Fifth East; I. Favorite "Mormon" hymn. "Come. ies of week- .. club at the first of n acknowledged the power of prophecy Cost of World War. will participate Come. To Saints".Arr. by Organist Mrs. Elizabeth Seer. 1172 south Ninth Lake. tomorrow in the New- band and Squire Coop luncheons ly Annistant .possesoett by Elder Hyds. SecretarleoMrs. Mrs. 1022 Vera 8, George Near Gounod the clomp of the world war, Grand Offertpire East; of the Traynor, members The will be an ordained was given. on He will speak "The house hotel. T. Judd of Salt Lake. IL H. Stahl t When Orson Hyde Princeton avenue; 9. Mrs. Frank-Hal- . Elder Morris said. a financial expert At 2 p.m. in the Assembly hall a 1175 east Thirteenth South; 10. C. D. Bountiful. it C. Hicks of Provo end League of Nations and Its Permanent organization T.areA. apostle by the Prophet Joseph Smith. said the expense of the United States i r8FR.i N. Effects on the Peace of the World." chairman; will be given on Bryce canyon Brinton. 1652 south State street; 11. W. F. Langenbacker of Salt. halm e, the speaker said. it was prophesied during the short time this lect.ure Music will be furnished by Alvin ed Calder. John James. Sergeant-at-ArmeS. Broaddus. will talk The Dr. EmJ. that he should fill a mission to , the government Frank by Mrs. ave351 Louise was Harrison war was . nation Mears, the C. Dunbar. H. Haddocie, ;it John Gunn, greater of views. that fulfillment prophecy. of Salt Lake. Illustrated by stereopticon Jews. In nue; 12. Mrs. Frank Corless. 1461 ery than all. its expenses for the other be George Meeks. IPaul Hammer. Jr.. Sid Assistant Sergeants-at-Arm- s he was called to Palestine in 1141 and HO Inter C. Calof its history. Despite this A cordial invitation is extended to south Seventh East; 12, Mrs. G. WatWith Wife---Returns Claweon, George Margetts. Prof. U. publici. Pett of .Salt offered a glorious and Inspired prayer heavy'Peary and Lake. ..H. tourists the general Beak cf kins. Joeoph erfall. 1337 Seventh East; 14. Mrs. Provo drain. the .reeouroes of the blind. wearing a war E. Giles and T. F. Thomas. toally of Palestine to the restoration and the E. for Milward of 'An- croix de guerre and accompanied by Joseph Mattis Palmer; 1213 Roosevelt avenue; were not strained. ---Ii Jewish people. About that time he country 15. R. T. Harrington, 1975 south.Sev- els. Elder Morris said it was his wife from Tacoma passedthtough Auto Mishap Victim in Ransacked Rev. , Home A. Peter wrote to Elder Orson Pratt. who was that a piece of land so large strange Simp-ChaplainThe Mrs. E. E. Done lion., as the Salt Lake yesterday an route to PayEast; Star," at western hemisphere should remain Suffers Relapse enth un:publishing the "Millenial was son. Wounded in the last few weeks till east Seventeenth South; 17, Mrs. kin of Salt Lake. Absence of Family ,t ., It that by England. LAverpool. discovered for so long. Since its dieAlum, G. Vine, 2482 south Seventh of the war; the soldier has been takMrs. nation M. 134, Jewish 'the Louise that 11. 2437 White. Lamona 118 18. Mrs, oovarr.- however, old. power J. has High'E. fulfilled le Boshardt, a East; at institution many Brown, years Chicago George ing training e entered the home of W. g. its member scat- prophecies. Burglars to fit himself for an osteopath. He Ruby Wills, 1729 Station. Parley's canyon. During thtl past four Second East street, who was injured land Drive;! was torn down and 1-1 south State street; 20, George R. Scott,' Secon- d- South tired about the earth. and that hesame years it has been virtually the savior In will return to Chicago in September Larsen,-110Creek.I (Mill but an automobile accident July 1311 south Tourth East; 21. Mr.. Mae to resume his they would be restored the de of the world. It sent its money. its studies. District the No ransacked and 136. Ruth street, Saturday Carlisle, way. - He also said, the speakerfore- - toad to help the struggling nations of had so far recovered as to be able to Isaacson, 94 Edison strect 22. Mrs. Sugar Station R. D. No. A: 137, Mrs. Witneemes Denver RiotThe rioting place.. according to reports received be would 2102 the E. old to 11111. did and much as greet. a England to perworld, that work Douglas flared. return messenger boy Mary J. R. Neilson. 149 east Thirty-nint- h in Denverincident to the strike of the Investigation most in the campaign which should petuate democratic freedom on the for the Western Union Telegraph Second Ward. , South; 133. Inez North Mowry, 3763 traction company's employees, during at the police station. was That It foreordained restoration. this that earth.. this about fact that the revealed drive. officers the bring Highland No. T. by District 21, in White, suffered a Mary the mob broke which into the the office relapse was written In 1141 and published in nation should be refereed for this company, cMce Sunday. District No. 141, Mrs. Daisy Allen, snd mechanical He Witi Shelton hotel, West Temple, between of the the Lamm; are out of town and it company's department was It "Millenial this that people. of prophesied the volume Deland-Marthe seeond na South;. 27, Sophie Carfield; 142, Ruby E Denver Post and wrecked part of the was impossible to check up on the exnation should be an ensign to the taken to the emergency hospital for First and Second . , R, D. No. 1; 143, Mrs. Edward M. Star. treatment and later removed to his Fowler, 26$ West Second South; 28. machinery. was witnessed by George act amount of Iloot obtained by the so. has it been and oppressed. Sherman. Bacchus. Mrs. Vida Boh ling, 752 West First Fulfillment of Prophecy. W. Welch of the firm of Scott & prowlers. A suit of clothes valued at Prost. Morris then read from one home. No. District A. 146, S. C. Alf,.ed Has lam, 963 Jones, Welch. architects for the new half 140 and a bunch of keys are said to be Young Brown was discharged from South; U. Mrs. During the past two years. the of Daniel Webetor's speeches in which ' West Second South; 30, Mrs. Agnes Hunter, 143, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Por- million dollar Elks' clubhouse to be among the articles taken. CMOS hospital last Wednesspeaker said, Get. Allenby with his the latter said if the people of this the Holy was box ter, 57, 6: ButRobert F. R.D,No. Alfred 31, .149, he when in erected to Salt who Lake. hots; 'was the into It Carter, marched Peery returned city day. thought failed troop" in English their present form country West Third South: 32, P. Breeze, Salt Lake R. D, No. 2. the city Saturday after a trip through of Jerusalem and bulletins were Post- of government, the knell of popular first injured that he had no chance terworth, 339 Drink : Parlors Raided 150, Jane Mant,1, Murray the east. of recovery as two wheels of the auto- Mrs. Ellen M. Alpin, 349 South First bax D.148; 'A saying England's forme were in government would be sounded --No. 7, box 143. Reed, 15 South 1. control of the city a nd that political throughout the world. The speaker mobile bad passed over his abdomen. West; 33, Mrs. C. H. By AntWice Sclua,d District No. 156, Emma Eirovn. West Temple; 34, Mrs. Grace Koch. STORP4 COAL Price 'freedom should be enjoyed by all eiti- theft read front various historians. ex135 South Second West; 35, Mrs. Midvt le: 157. Annie Cannin.z. Nild- likely. .IVIART1N ,COAL TO:, 49 Main This was the first time this cerpts showing bow Spain attempted Two Arrested in see& Francis Currie. 24 Yrears old, Was' Third vale. 158, Sarah A. ForbytahSondy Wost Street: Watiatch 520.Advertitement. Belle Forsythe, 931 had been enjoyed by 'ha-Jeto of the theinkabitents 'conquer ., at the Belmont Hotel, near Alison. arrested Mrs. 0. fulfill$6, Knapp. The Yards 'South; sandy centries. Railroad In Jervealem in western hemisphere, and treatad them avehtier'37. Addle S. Felt, R. D. No. 4: 160, Luther Wililame, Last Rites for Millard and State street, Sat' ment of them prophecies showe the as though they were not members of Second South CardM mine, Big Cottoncood canyon. 826 South First West; 38, C. A. Carlspirit of revelation is with the priest.. the human race. Thay were violating 3: br ' Kennedlo. urdays night ALt..hf,P0it 3E - Anrite'.norienson, hood of God In the present Woman dispense. Pioneer thelifmmiker Chao. Bellows, t4, were arrested in Norina violatCounty on of a NO. R. D. antivice charge squad 2; 167. Melrhea White, $49 Genesee street; 40. Sandy, said the speaker- - Joseph Braith. sald,,And- Spain- long. ago-lo- st. bor-i- n; e' ---- Pacific Bateman,. Band,' t'' Itier A Helena Thompson,-111- 4 Boa ti's 'ytirds, 'near' Bio Despatn, ing' the - prohlbttloa law: when a boy of 14. mid his name should Wrest in this section of the world and .....0. R.'D. 1881 Handy, do3th Martin No..4; 169, of liquor and a truck load of P. "..1i.:,,,,g.:.1.:, quantity be held for good or evil in every mi. is but the skeleton of her former self. Grande avenue, early Sunday morn- avenut; 41, Clara Tingey. Alta. ,..4,:',.,. empty bottles, jugs and deml!,,thns tion of the world and that is true to- It is no wonder, the speaker said, that ing by Patrolman Arthur Merrick, Main ilea; 41. Sadie Dunford, 140 Germo, .....,,,,Ai District No. 171, Mrs. A. C. Morris, was seised by the officers. Currie Wtst Eighth South. the Lord should visit such a punish- and lodged in the R. D. No. 172e Mrs. Sandy Tl'e 2; on Investiof for released bail Jail was MO. later Nancy city third Ward. The Book of Mormon. the speaker ment upon the Spaniards when they B. 'White, Draper. gation. According to the police, both raid watt headed by Lieut, D. H. Clay. 04.-::said. is a book of prophecy. It pur so abused the inhabitants of a 'conDistrict No. 51. Kate Thomas, 13: District' No. Mrs. men 176, had A. revolver Hyrum, their ton. in cartridges ports to be the history and reoords of tinent which he had promised should West Temple; 12, Mrs. Belle Jensen, Skindy R. D. No. 1; 177, S. ,,,,,,..,,:.(e.t.,.:,:ii,,..,:::",.:::,,, possession and a ..211 calibre revol- North persons were arrested In it , two treat nations which lived on the remain a land of freedom-They-wefill North Second West; 63., 'H. Beckstead, White, - raidSeveral on ver one was othTwo tnan. sandy R. D. No. 2;--. 178, found the same officere tonducted le times. ancient waken hemisphere Seventh 142 North fighting against God and their fall fulHarriet A. Dyer; ',4:".;:;.::..,ONl Mary r men, who were e'en with the two Orgill, Riverton; 179, Julia ; what is known as Bob Hatch's re,. at One of these nations came from the filled the prophecy 811 West E. that "He who arrested, Selley. 14, Mary West; No. Casper, Riverton. R.:D. fled at the officer's ap1; 180. S. ',...:4 before fighteth against. sort, Fourth South and State .streets: Orient nearly 1.101 year ion shall perish. Thurman, H. CrurL Rivvrton R. D. No. 1. men said they were First North;- 51, Victoria ' proach. ,The Home made beer was being sold ! :i..1',,::1 ,::4:., 'Christ, and built cities and flourished saith God." 56. Mrs." Jeanetta street: 522. Center No. District Mrs. KenAnd 186, Doriesca from had been in ..fialt . there. the officers said. and.a couple Chicago here for a' time. It finally ,fell into ilk:i..'!'1';'" : ' 57 North West 279 Temple; Stppeto, ": Mrs, i:i...7......:;;!' 11,1,S,13 ner,,Bipghapt,;18,7. LptttP containing, iniquity "lid as desitreyed. 'bout " a i V 'ir'ynlan, Bingham; 1119.. Stella Klepena Irs.Ced Th.h1atóry 00 years lateer another group ct of moonshine whisky were found. am, Mrs.- :.. 4 Attne,'SitighaM;'1107ReAs'IPTJohnikirt, of the American continents from that . onists larded upon the shores of the e at J.- Bingham, 192; Mra Lots Peterson. .,:' f.,,r,,, North:- 111. William Weet Third T-ercuwing,towapain Wag, ajar:es 'an,Struck-by-A- ut i , out driven how ' and England of this colony. who came from ism- finally 809 .., Fernstrom. tmergency SO, Mrs. Margaret ilospitai tli , District No. Aametit.287 Julia 196, and and how France France advanced, salem, found the records of the former North: 61, Edith H. East Forty-fift- h Fourteenth West South: 197. 'William ' Alonzo Anderson. 23 years old, finally helped the colonists win their It , 'inhabitants of this continent Records John 1816 Jeffercon St., Hill, III North Second West: 62, WilMillings, : M. Roam. Murray; 1.911, Mrs. Airnes 4140 soutfi Second Wet street, eta-- , of both show that melt had a rreat freedom from England. The Book of suffered a. frictUre of his left wrist ford. Whitaker, 186 North Fairbanks a Mathews, 5428 South Second West. Mormon says God will defend this land oit the ; numerous 1 brulees and lacerafered street (Redwood road). MurraY; 199, Sarah E. Moffat, '266 , 'YeaterdayWhon. he- tell tromhie-b4- Nt ln respect to the other natiors of the againit CU" other'latida and that-i- ts , t :Witt- -. 11 Vino- - Pro . 7- lions.- Satueday-be tree shall from inhabitants Those bondage world. ancient and South Thirteenth at l, ,cycle First said prophet" 11 No. g ter. Murray an to tetid have thyl-wi- llautomobile struck and cafiUvtt but gory West , streets. The fracture was reKim-by L. 'big wag a lard" 6f profniee 'and that God. d . Madrid ( E. Marshall:North District 206, i ., It shall be an independent nait, whatsoever nation possessed tt should been driven 'hy Lewis Nathan764vast a . bail. 63 East South Temple street; Point. , The duced at the Emergency )lospitat Second South street. The accident perm God or should be swept off the tion as long an they do this. 77, Laura Nelson, 10 Third avenuez 6.,,ksp C. North West Fourth J. Fryer. 21( earth. This land, they said. Is a land Spaniards, the speaker declared. did occurred on state street flair th e lor 78.'Marie J. Young,,. 212 Fifth avenALLIANCE COAL COMPANY lir: choice above all other lands. and its not come here with good motives. street, was at the Emergency hospital 175 G Denver & Rio Grande tracks. ,A ut- ue: 79. Mrs. J. A. Maynes. of hand a left for laceration were the to a deed the 11 given papal K Pot coal of best quality and quicic Inhabitants shall be frofrom bond-"s- e They 11,9 Nathan 'took Mr. Anderson t5 the streket; 80, Emma Evans. his with tered while st were working glass western to told and so and captivity hemisphere 1) long ae they "erre street; 81. Mrs. Ida C. HIgham, 888 service: 140 south Main street Phone MILS. ANNA ANDERSON LOVELL. county hospital where his Injurles ' God. The After treatment home. the hospitto natives eonvert al the Ti 4 Christianity. were treated and. he wai, later rmtovprophets of the .second Third avenue; $2 James Maxwell. Wasatch 4 4 -A dvertisement (Special to Th. News.) , 83. Constance ed to hie home. croup of colonists, the speaker de Despite the wonderful resources of the ! al h worq bow, 1126 Fourth avenue: gi ' . beciuse found failed land here, said they. land this Ir shall Sixth be 273 tiered, '.0A)i-- CITY. Aug. S.Funeral sera land H. Kletting; avenue,: 1 ...m Rtj PO N ' pl they were out of harmony with the P. 'Asitman. 227 Mrs. ' vtces for Mrs. Anna'Anderson Lovell e' . Intentions of God. h4 81. Mrs. Eugene Neslen, 317 Tenth !where held in the ward chapel Wed-- i President Morris then read from lattl,b1111111111111111 NOTICE THE CHANGE avenue. ,, I the Declaration of Independence to Ward. Fifth neoday afternoon with her grandson.' i , OF NAME. God s show how the plans of for this 41,4 4 O. Bishop J. Lee Anderson of Qak City 4 'District No. 101. Thomas P. Fitz- worked out, and said if on., had land I 4 , wcoild-re- ad ward.- presiding. The opening prayer. the prophecy in the gerald., Virginia hotel; 102. Amy L. . The '; and the 170 EaPt First South e, of Mormon and then read the was' offered by John C. Loiell. Speak-- 1 street; , peel 34 South 34' 1Elder. L. II. of Independence he would Emery. same management as for PRICED RE. !era were Joseph L. Anderson. John . 449 Rosalie Morris. Mist its fulfillment. He told of the efforts i Whi rent HIGH . Hunter. Patriarch A. FOR- - STOREast Second South; 101, Vera H Felt,' to start empires in Maxim, and Brazil TAIL SPACE the past three liars, but a st,eptienson t, 1113 South Seventh East; 1011. Mre A. rr and how each of these bad met with AGE when . , i T. Finlinoon President Holden, Jo.oeph OUR . nevrname. you -can use . 1,1 M. Smith...15S Lincoln otroet; 107. . rethink. God has a minsion,for Able' NI. of Abel tine( Ropsr.! Leamington . YOUR . for East WAREHOUSE Zell 1163 ?trot to fulfill, the speaker said. and Gallacher. nation The benediction war pronounced by , ' South: 100; Agnes Price, 1253 East Bushings and Beatings Made the BRANCILHOTISE , - ra' when President Monroe signed We still are -- -- Th41 Finlinoon Joshua while was the grave stAmesily -I-rtrwritzsirt1171-011T-C-bee. Li , I 71T4ThE tea t1:61.71R-reduced cost to you? of Eitherilroze or Second South; 111; Florence Canty., "Monroe Doctrine." the old Nephit Your Warmest Friends Mrs. on Lovell was born the island , 410 Church s , street; 112. Ola ld prophet might hank stood at hie el. of Derimark March 11,11116 ., .. 200 East Fourth South; 113 bow. That doctrine prohibit' the in.. INSURANCE ONLY Ige PER Schwartz. t,' and mayriedJens Anderson in ?3146. Mrs. Minie P. Quay. 214 Ea st Fifth terterence of ,foreurn powers with the Pr. if and With her husband she family ANNUM1100PER affair' of the weetern hemisphere. South; 114. Ella Young . 667 South the T.111'; They being 1,P1 Americana. the speaker 1th EAAt; 115. Lottie A. Moyle, 223 So. declared, ' first Scandinavian family Jo' Pottle- in 101 - should be profoundly thankfullo God General Merchandise Storage. Seventh East. 114, Mrs.-Ali- ce Enilinty , . Mr. Anderson Millard , died $71 county. , 042 Eatit Fourth Smith; 117. Mrs R for the minsion piaoed upon them. and . . ., find our work eery stalottactory yettr leaving her with Manufacturers' Distributors ' B. Barrett, 1021 Linden 11,111J4). should always remember that this nip; Work of all klfldA ' done three (email ono. Peter. Christian and because Ire be. special equipment non It to remain free ito long es ,its inPbq . : INviciontAL . rain.. She married John; Fidi Joseph lik and maned 'workmen fa repair sad habitants shall servo- - God. Class First : of outLovell liot Strictly TaiD 1161 'Moved in and in rents to 161 registratkm At 'the close of President. Morrie tql1 renew titele delicate shoes. ' ... Lake little of to Oak for from Salt ' ward .and Deseret Ihere Tity county City': dincourek the Choir sang rnr .,, fcilAr: In 1111.. Mr.. LO VP I I eilied in MI. By . It that Distant Shore." relieving wpich peso" above , A. the Mrs. Trill E. No. Irtla au District la 124, Pb. Iry y.AI !scone' . g, Bret Ballard., verse of the nationaU an,? the porovis polgt loafs 7. A ct 'Mrs. Chris- -' EI1115 Chrio., I. trim. following children: Murray It, D No. t: 127. Jacob them wee mint by the choir and : Woodruff, Prest.,. B.-r- A ,t i na Ch ristenoen. tatnesn . I felliday,M er D. Nit ono., 65.' LY- -i 6 - ,in Eider Badger then pro1 Chas: mon, Brigham berrP11, John Purer t: 121, Elizabeth Brown. nouneed lbe benediction. Largetts;,A linatter 1, i n, . -Won B. D. No. 1. Mrla and ,-- . Betsdr1 Sylvia Lyman. the 2n.cl 28 11. Eth South Street SHOE IllYrtititiO CO. A ?MITE 'TWILLS 11111T. District Ns, 131. Mrs Alvin P. eight rhildren Oho it surviied by 74 54 Main St.. Was. ' 00 tni II Yoe" 1Wooed limptc wok. wigs ' , 1510 south Sixth Weis; 119.'. gra ndch il dren.. 111 Smith, Ifordeordio rboodahote vas t .ton t,. Weft Soak Wasoompumoof CaiBir I ' I LAr TeL It I i Asia:n hi3A Fla& 14citt A. i and 41 dren II ii 'rottheir, Jetieph h retty 2222 home wee4,114 should 7th So; fruit . E. 2065 . 41tinigs - 1 41L1ne fly. , 1111. Wizileco T.1 I are trtureon allsnue1; I' Oren, making lit he trial number of her: I , flavor rites thong a imar ittg, rood .1 23 east Direniy-tire- t .. 163. ; 1 f At Mt, ,ftuftm..,, 1 Fenton. . South, Or' ,g4. descendants . i''' ' ,........".flomo,' . I . ' . . I t . at Brighton was brokon noes for the return to FULFILLMEROE 1 1 t Oa aoeount of his familiarity with the Jive Mork Industry of the Intor mountain country. J. H. Mandortiold tias boon appointod a mambos' of Otto Mato fair board, to fill the place left vacant by tho daath of John H. flooly of Mount Pleasant on July 111. )4 r. Seoly Mid boon in chargs of tho ato live stock department ot the fair for many years and brought It to a high otandard. which Mr. Mander field. it to behoved. will be atlo to maintain. L i Ser ices I t 1 .'; ROLS, R4' C. ' It i w MP - posesPrest., :1,q1 ft?00111EIMIMIO z , , I ed seer-Mormon- '1 tot-:o- Sergeant-at-ArmsAndre- ITuesday's I Star-Spangl- r " I 4 '4 ; 4 I, - - i rurolichheno I : - " ; imaDni.ldl i1LT It-Mis- , c , 1 I ; I , ' 1 i ' it i -- ; NOW-n-4110- t , - -- rt ws aa--"- t ;' t -- 7 -- - "BWIt-Lik- -- -- . g g . f re ) ; t t : ' t .,) Lake-thtee-day-s..." r t 1 r ) t - ses. Mery-E-Masi- i 4ewmani---139Yelft,hlA- - f I - --- - ,, - - ellesion-orAuterlo- ' t t - -- 11 -- i 3.-- 4 x 1 '1 t Warehouse Advantages mnb t , night-wban-- ' : - It wow, - ,- , - , ' ' 1 ! - Auto I - I I Ippl,,04, 0,.. r , E--- Bibtr Ladies ac h ine sh op ' - . , como-to-rish-Itt -,--- M argetts; ing ., CoaLCo',--- re Warehóuse 353 W. - rm., 1 ' . . - , . - - . ) 1 . 4 ' I . , ", 6 , ; 1 . . - ' M . , . . , . r t . . . . 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