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Show TIIE DESERET K TO UTAH LEADING L STATES f BEFITTINGLY SPOKANE OPENED; CONFERENCE Utah la biasing the way for all tha ether states In the Union In educational mature, said II. M. Skidmore, agent of agricultural education ef the federal board, having under his supervision tho state of Oro-gea, California, Washington, Utah. Idaho, Montana, WyoMezlcoUtah's ming, Colorado.' eduoallonal ay stem is great and the are here getting one people hundred cents'' for ovary , dollar they are spending in training the I am more than delighted young. with the health program in this state. It is refreshing to im this work taken op with such enthusiasm by young children. , Mr Skidmore la Inspecting the educational can tree In this territory and becoming acquainted with this field. High Monday he rlalted Granlu achool, which la a vocational rural centra He found there a well equipIn ped plant for vocational training agrlcultur which he my la filling lu mission splendidly, educating boys and girls for tho real things In life. I have already found. In my Investigation of this field, that Messrs. Klrkham and Ball, th two heads of vocational work In 'Utah, ara doing splendid work and much credit should be given them for th progress being mad along vocational linea 'Utah's health program, as adofit-e- d In th schools, la being watched throughout th nation. Tho health crusadei being planned here, the clean achool conterta, tho Idea ot chool nurse to look after dho health of school children, th physical Inthat many spections, are all Idea communities do not have. And such Idea will make th next generation an outstanding on from point of health bp reason of tha impetus for right living," said Mr. Skidmore. TUESDAY -- AUGUST 17 1020 Democrats May Name Thomas S. CUPEL D. NEWS IS HELD (Hpeclal to Tho News.) ASSESSED VALUE OF OFFICIAL CALL FOR For Congress In a recapitulation of the assessments of th various copnliez. aa they stand upon ths books of th stqto ( andlxiard of equallaat Ion, after all ralae Calls fop tha Democratic Matbonlhah Thomas, federal prohibition director for Utah and former congraaalonal contention to meet la nil deduetjon have been noted, th chairman of th Democratic slaie ,h Orpheum theatre beginning Aug. grand total assessed valuation of Utah w,re yesterday Issued by H. - j la f 71S.f81.22T. committee, looms az th foremost f'g- I The raise made by th state board ur In th race for the Democratic Multiner, Mate chairman, and Paul H. The centresu' secretary, nomination for congressman from the jn various counties are aa follow; lled by Jo- - n,ver, second district In view of his popu- - 6hlU f045'; Jtozelder. 81.380.81 8; R. Che H. and anl Cache, $ 87,77 4 ; Daggett 120. t;Dav- soph Blddoway larlty many local Democrats declare 111 oonven Immediately after i 01.82(1; 1241. 702; th nomination will be given him by Garfield, I eloe of th elate convention. w rd 04. Morgan, I122.SOO. acclamation at tha coming convention. At th etal convention candidate In hla present position aa director will be nominated for four presidential j! Piute, 15, 03; Rich, $144,131; Balt Bevler. $721,423; of federal prohibition enforcement electors from th Mate at large; on lake, $1,164, 170United Htate senator for a 715' 321 K,. has been Mrvhomas especially prom- term: govrrnor for a four-yea- r term; j6j.903. inent In the public eye. Hla untiring Justice of the supreme court for a ten-- 1 1'tab. $1,237,331; ttaaatch efforts In stamping out th sale of ex- - four-yea- lrm; secretary of Male for a Washington, $37,074; Wayne, $332, r term; attorney general for Weber. 11.758.034. tracts for beverage purposes have Decreases were made lu Grand term, and a superlntend-en- t carried him Into nearly every Im- ja four-yea- r Tooele of $307,771 and In publlo Instruction for a four- - county or portant city of the Mate, where lec- year ofterm. $421,207, both case being county tures on the federal prohibition laws A congressional nominee sill be on account of losses during last winhave been given .and th of local officers solicited and ob- rhoaen at each of the congressional ter. Halt Lake Is the richest county In conventions each of the congressmen. tained. taxable property, hstng valued at years. For several weeks past Mr. Thomas If elected, to serve two Delegate among couhtle wl l bn $294,626,1 1. Weber la nett with has been urged by his many frlenda to eeek the Democratic nomination for apportioned as follow; Reaver, 10; $69,314,323; Utah third, with Boxelder comes next with Cache. 40: Carbon. 12; governor. Although he has mad no Boxelder, 1;11;Davie. closely 339. 387. 360 and Cache follow Daggett, 13; 11; Duchesne, statement that he will accept either worth of taxable th nomination for congressman or Emery, 10; Oarfleid, 3; Grand, 2: with 17.425.676 comcounties Weber and Salt Luke 17; Kane, 2: Millard. 11; governor It is understood that he Is Iron, 0; Juab, ; 4; 4; Balt bined pay almost as much In taxes Morgan. Rich. Piute, In the race for the former. 1 He rest of the state. ?!i as all '0 being considered by President Lake. "V. 8 Woodrow Wllaon for appointment to ?' ALLIANCE COAL COMPANY the new International Boundary com- - j V lV w'avn. w7h For coal of best quality and quick Ynlaalon, an organisation belng form- - WMhlncon ed for the purpoee of settling bound-- , service, 160 south Main street. Phone Wasatch 4442. Advertisement. ary disputes -- B HUER- TA- " a 8POKANE, Aug. II. Elder Rich-sr- d , R. Lyman of Balt Lake City, Uuh. wa participated with the Bpokano organiSenor Canedo Hat Great CommUIon Take sation pf the Mormon" Church In new lie the homo, ' opening Faith Ability of Pri-dent Step Toward Comment- former L'nlveraIIrfehurch At Fifth H1 Avenue and Howard afreet. to Bring Peace to orating Arrival of the Pil conChurch also held IU ference yesterday. Elder Lyman has grim Just finished a trip through Idaho with tho rommlttee on appropriations for th house of representatives. Plan were approved t mooting (Fpecial Correspondence If. C. Iverson of Portland, Or., of the city oo mm leal on last night for WASHINGTON. D. C.. Aug. 13 . of mission president throughout oonduoting m. ctlebntiea In Salt let That Mexico la at last about to enjo? Washington, Oregon. Montana and of the pilgrim tercentenary and northern Idaho, read th conference an era of peace and prosperity committee of 10 wen and women wee appointments for the Bpokane branch, detail of the appointed to arrange of through tha election of Do La Huerta and th congregation voted Its apwhich will the date , celebration, as president of the republic, ia th proval They are D. 8. Bennlon, prebo determined later. with siding elder, Bpokane branch, Reaolotione adopted by the com' opinion of Enrique O. Canedo, special R. B. Tartar and T. E. Klnrade, asmission were aa followa: representative of the South America! of 15, sistants; Pratt, superintendent Deo. It. 1516. through "Where, bank In New York and Washington. A. th and Clesler with echool, Hunday th eprlng of 1121, haj bean officially T. K assistant Klnrate, Young Heretofore, declares Benor Canedo, deotgnated aa tba time for the eelebra Man's Mutual Improvement associa, iVm of the pllgrtra tercentenary, both Mexican affairs unfortunately Yell intion, Charles Wolf, president with A. In the nation and In the Mate' of Utah to the hands of mere adventurer! K. assisE. and Clesler WhUUker, and. tants. who endeavored to run the govern'Where a. It la the high prlrllage Mra Iveeeon. head of the Relief ment without training or capacity. It of every ctxlsen and of every oommtrn eoclety In the northwest, was her for J.:y in the land to do honor to th pit' on account of these misfits that was Anglo-tiaxxth conference of wome.n yesterday. eetabllohed grime who, ht the educated classes were disfranThe Relief Society appointments, read and InMItutlona on . tradition chised and their landed estute conby Mrs. Iverson last night Include Mr .American eotl; therefore, bo It fiscated, uccordlng to the Mexican K. Mra and Miller with John we. the mayor prealdent, That banker. A. R. Pratt, aaala- Mrs. Sorenson and Ltk Salt City of gorauMontrs "Due to he encouraging policy ol Mu- of tarrts and tha Young Woman approve clvle celebration ta honor President Do La Huerta these Mexiofficers association be tual and. Improvement PRESIDENT GRANT WILL tha pilgrim tercentenary; can refugee in America have been are falsa Lillian Kelson, president, i further Invited to return to their native land." with Mrs. J. K. Grant and Mra Mattl Large Depotits of J . "Resolved, That the mayor of Salt Benor Canedo announces. "Like La cock, assistants. !Lake CKy appoint a committee that,' Coal Are Reported scores of other Mexicans whose lands AH The Church will be Yemodeled and elected from the ap--. .with it officer have been returned to them by the put into a first clas condition before eh 11 have charge of euch point new regime, I am now on my way to In format dedication, according to Mr. - Thar are large deposits of fine coal plana for celebrating' ae U may Formal In Zion Canyon according to InCalifornia where I shall take up some Bennlon. presiding elder. 5t. Mary's acadAcademy Opcnlnif 'augurate." (8pec!al Correspondence ) dedication will come In the fall, prob- formation The committee chooen by the oom emy. It Is announced, will reopen special studies In agriculture and kinbrought to Salt Lake dred subjects in the California FarmLOB ANGltLE8, Aug. 13. Presl-u-- Tuesday, Sept. 7. ably the flrat of October, after Immlaelon la oompoead of the following WATER RELEASED BE A. ers School, Davis, Cal. President Carl state provement to coM about $2000 are by Allen, i .J. Civnt arrived a, his Hibt member: Return From Clerk J. o, N. Child, auperlntendent of city Denvcrhief Huerta Is anxious that a new educamade. mine Inspector for tha lnduatrtal Bam Monica home on the 12th and F. J. n recre-,atlo- n of the Manga passenger depart- tional drive be attempted and the first j achoole; Charlotte Btewart. city who ll ha vacs-wion commission, been hi. & ment of Klo Denver the Grande few n oaya at that point. object of the government Is the scienepend.a department; the Rev. J. Got! In southern Utah, accompanied On the 22nd he will has returned from a business tific cultivation of the land which, he road, PRICE LEVEL SHOWS Willlama. City MtalMarlal aaeorfallon; visit Nev., Bparka, CathoUo d by P. A. Thfrtchtr, iuti lnduatrtal trip to Denver. feels, can only be accomplished by the Blahop Joaeph a Olaae, I commissioner and Dr. A. L. Murray, In i .$ driest the L. D. S. chapel Just education of the cultured classes first, Blahop Arthur W. Moulton, Epta-Students Ro in W. Schools Army j completed there. Mrs, Grant la Lake ceacue car No. 11. , charge of min may In turn Instruct th copal dloceoe; A. N. McKay, - United eenloff, 757 Arapahoe street, and W. so that they Late advice from Richfield atat In the rudiments of modern deposit, found peasantry within J.0l Pl'9ldfnt Van tTHbuna; - leaao Blair -- Kva 632 this Duren, street, Somerby above Presldent' W'. city, are students In the army schools agricultural development." Stages district attorney and prettdent that in tho Interests of harmony, th known fthaCMh mfle'ld It oon- - Meldnefie Zfn accompany JePb J of the Tlmpaaogoo club; Lafyett Pluto Reservoir and Irrigation comPresident Wants Aid of United States. at th Presidio. iU of a largo quantity of good eoal. Grant to tho Sparks Hanohett. preeldent of theBonnerillthe pany ha offered to th Sorter Land chapel dedication Se'nor Canedo expresses the belief Tha level of price paid to pro- but M la at present hard to get at. be- Mias Hazel - Brock bank, who has! APPUea for Water William N. Mc- Tclub; EaH J. Glade, prealdent ofpreel-idand Water company, $.000 feet of ducer of the United States for the surrounded by large quantities of been laboring In Lois Angeles for "the1 Brld ot Fillmore haa applied to the that the United Slates, no matter j club; C. B. Hawley, wins In the November oak brU,h- ter from th Pluto dam. Ther ha1 h 4. the Cimmerelal club; WeMey engineer for an appropriation of which party been 11. II about Increased second-fee- t visited Bryce's and Grand released. Mias Brockbank hashonorably been a dispute concerning the Juris-- 1 principal crops of water from Meadow elections, will prove a better and far been Prty King. in more beneficial help to the present . diction of wator in th Pluto dam in Vr cent durln Ju'f- - n Au- canyon, also Flh lake. They report efficient missionary and leave a host Crck to Irrigate 470 acres of land, JSL D. Bowman, pcieldent of the exalted which th Pluto company Mexican government than before. ... index figure of price was .2 of llthai th Arrowhead trail fc Beaver of frlenda She will go home by way, r challenged veralty B.--club; E, E. Benhett, Mexico, he says, cannot help sucof r?d th right of th state engineer to O. E.; J. F. San Francisco and will visit friends! 1 , ruler of1th cent than 17.$ OMtaTtaMartta "?wfne ago; !cont; year higher to Mate deputy If ceed Mr the United States will but lend southern Utah there. Jn leas water impounded in their dam. preeldent of the Alta club; & tIdP thr.0UKh Weber, Davis, nt hl,'l?rv th" . 7Per y 0: jand her Its aid. are providing fine camping grounds Mra Luella Christensen has They secured injunction restraining PJr A. Wtdtooo, prealdent a ln- jEy Boxelder cent and the Summit to than juareE. average counties, Mr per Beeldes Ovlm from further freeing water from for tourists 0h hMr. cluba; being connected with the J oration of Women turned to her missionary labors after water cases. He expects to Anglo-Sout- h AmerlrAn bank In New of the LadW Itter- th UM of trvln absenC condlt?on of all' crop. flv months be golle about a seek. opposite j Baglay, preeldent The Senor York. Canedo has also been crPj Mra Christensen went home to underThl 1.009 acre feet will be conduct-- ! H. McMahon. Clrlo Center On Recruiting Service Lieut. Henry closely, related to the Mexican embassv go an operation for appendicitis. She , ZZ abv down th Sorter river and Into about 8',p..r .c.nt. preeldent of tho now is A. to recovered and company of In Washington and is well acquainted Harkins, Fifty-fift- h fully pr Margaret Roberta ready t of date. The condition Spragua canal and laterals of th 8evler Land 7,era take her stationed work coast up Authonfclub; Ml Johanna al Camp with high officials In Washington. again. artillery, n bout AuK' WM Vtah Rev. W. H,.Rehrd, and Wkter company. It is believed ? crop Mr. and Mra Lafayette Orme, who, Lewis, has been detailed for tempor-arm- y He haa traveled extensively throughcity librarian; tha orcordabove the average, cnt college. that thl amount of water will be f the United States, South America of Westminster have been laboring in the Caljiorniaj ary duty with the recruiting out M- - M' Ju- prmldent of the eufflclent to irrigat all th crops until and Europe. His home is Guadalajara. dvl,c,M r,ece'vd mission for the past two years, have staff in this city, John A. Widtsoe, prealdent tin. harvort time. Th action releasing thl.! Mexico, one of the' prlnrtpa! cities of received an honorable release. Elder Unlverelty of Utah: H. L. fjrst rank In the republic. ' ' He Is In; W. N. WlHlama. preeldent of water will restore harmony, It Is be Orme ha been the presiding elder ink ?od SummU't., state nurse. OTHER STATES TO In the affair? of the a'Arthur Interested Furniture efrapany lieved. over tensely of Beach dlMrict Personnel the for superylsmg Long the in Changes returned from a country which haa made his residence of the Hotel year. Mr. and Mrs. Orme have don George O. Relt. noger to Summit county. She reports there Impossible and he is traveling Courts Et-toJuvenile biga city trip Approved rlohere. (splendid Utth; OorfH. Crab be, work being done there by Mrs. throughout the country urging alt city commie-alone- r: Mra J. W. McMurrln and daughter good achoole; A, Utah crops are holding up well aa Luclle Notice haa been given the state are at Ocean Park for a month J. D. Bardsley, county nurse. loyal Mexicans to support the new B. Roland Lowla dptn"ndt of English. Unlverelty of Confers R. president In his endeavor to save their Federal Educationist examiners that the follow-- harvest tlms approaches due to the in the interest of Mrs. McMurrtns board of chairman of tha etato unsatisfactory M. Skidmore, federal agent of the de- native land from destruction and ruin. purs containing $230 it travel-- ! jng change have been made in the splendid water conditions in the Jrri- health, which has been Mtll- PKnow Mexico' Need. tha ptlgrlm . tercentenary ; Glen school eari- - f0L education, conferred and start the fire gated regions, , James H. partment of ruralLeo or,t1 from eF railroad checks a and In ticket the state; The family juvenile court personnel or. banker; A. J. Hagen, high state J. with Muir, Monday "Whereas, In a in the farm ier previous leaders of the season, dry gteele have taken up their residence superintendent of public instruction government inall Mexico principal; Ella E. Duke u1p?rJ Phoenix. Art., to Portland, Or., and1 1. Daniel Btewart haa resigned were avaricdistricts. The state is .doing a little in long Beach where they will of EnglUh In the city the state and Btaff, at ious and selfish and ogly personally capitol. with ably remain during the period of Prea-t- h compared P. Keeler, W eat high krorinai Monday by Elder Benjamin itnied officer of WtUe Governor Is Invited Governor Si- ambitious without regard to the welremainder of me UnRcd .Stat.es' ldent Steeles work, Badfer, fare of the country. President De La to paper In th ml: county,probation " Mra-- Arlene missionary mie-- , mon Bamberger effective August 1. The considering all crops as a whole. has received an of wife the Lemon, j" judicial bench; Harold- B. Stephen. wallet It 1 According first of all the needs of the property of Joseph T. .alary 0f w. C. Bently, Jr., probation Tne growing condition of ull crops elon secretary, 'Elian-o- n . . hv UutiaUphyl, Huerta has lo, Judicial bench. U Vance of Phoenix, brother of George 0fficr 0f 8L George, haa been in-y'stvvd a rei- 1,. shows that in the United gone to Long Beach for a month or official opening of ajl tercentenary Noble Warrum. poetmaMer; Haroia August - W. marked. Balt "Unlike of the marmember the former Madero, 3 to $50 a month. States at Richard Vance, from $23 ia celebratioVis of j the of creasd about the Hewa; health. Deaeret the two for crop landing apple large her Goff, . De La Huerta President Th 8. Ban-nlo- Lake police department. tyr president, pure Adam wa 22 . eonventloil cent above school A at attorney; Cod, Cape per average, Provlncetown, Jr., pe&fs, Pilgrims Sunday Toung. Is well educated and the were turned over to th. perhaps about 117 per cent; ' corn, 112; or- - held in Los Angeles Sunday. Aug. 8, of Mass., Aug. 26 to Sept. 6. 1920. auperlntendent I D. 8. echool; keenest mind in the land at tre Qrfgfad DaU Stands John andcContenU anges, 108; potatoes, 109; watermel- - all the Sunday schools In the Los An- Herbert Hlrechman, merchant; Howl Successful Mrs. Emma mind in the land at the presFor Dedication of Park ons, 105; peaches 103; cabbage, 10 gelea conference. It was under the F. Operation C. Cutler, former governor; wife of George A. Smith of ent time. His intelligence Is as brilalfalfa and all classes of hay, 106; direction of Elder Claude C. Corn- the Smith, Tello Cannon, architect:H- Letter D. Hundreds of Predatory Utah-Idah- o Sugar company, is liant as was Carranza's without bemerchant; Mra . - 8. Tanner, 108.2; sugar beet 104.7; wall, who is the general superintenSeptember 15 haa been accepted as tomatoes, ' Freed, Parent-Teachrapidly recovering from an operation ing tainted by Carranza-- dishonesty. amndatlon; Animals Killed in 70 dent of the Sunday schools of the conand wheat. Utah 101.9; July spring apricots, Zion . National Senor Canedo. predicts that Jt win.,,, the dedlcatloirMate for The operation was Zntmbtth Hayward, Dough ter? of tha ference. All schools in the conference for goitre. per cent-o- f average. last-- SaMirday- - arrd Is ssd-t- d rrtryhe'ft matter of a short time beUtah Pioneers; Arch M. Thurman, The combine! condition of allmtpp werp well represented. otearAOtt people-beinby the 8a1t Lake Commercial park animal show $34 predatory Report fore loyal Mexicans evoryuhere will J. Challen Smith, . Americanisation; This was the have been thoroughly successful.-In attendance. in the states Inwhlch Utahns are' inand plans Tor sending a. -' were .FlIled.;'ln v,.'Utah In July, by the club return to country and give all . echool principal; Guy C. Wlleon, preefrom the club to take part terested, using 100 per cent to show first Sunday school convention dver To Increase Local Staff Thp local they have their Sin the way of education, D: In fore of and both hunters high ldent of 'tii'o.L.' mission. now California in the are are under held Utah. In trappers celebration the 105.7; average, & Arizona, way. the of the Chicago staff Northwestern ability and leadership Thurfor the Lucille Mr?. Frank Y. Taylor, Miss Annie road will be increased Bept. 1, by W. Squire Coop, musician; federal and state service.' This does Despite the fact that the local busi- 95; Montana. 92.7; Wyoming. 111.9; of a strong, stable gov. and Mrs. man, teacher; John D Bpencer, Ineur. S. Thomason, New Mexico. 105,7; men extension ness the trade Colorado, & W. D. 101.2; R. Campbell C. of Sells G.r taking the and nottak Into account the large num- excursion Into southern Utah will Nevada; 93.4; Idaho 99.5; Washing- workers In the Salt Lake temple Jurt F. ernment that will be Just as respectance; W. Mont Ferry, former mayor; Harding, of th Oregon Short Line, ed among the nations of the world ' that have been poisoned and died have Islands Prof. J. J. McClellan, director of ber Hawaiian the 104.2 It from ton. and Califorvisited the 93.5; as act will Oregon, who returning and previously park. In' lnaccessabla places, only those be traveling freight was the government of the late music, Utah Coneetvatory of Mueic; Is thought that many wilt avail nia 94.1. The whole United States, where they have been doing temple passenger agents under General 1L C. as Mina ing counted that have been found themselves President Diaz hut which will be a John H. Johneon, merchant; as to con- work, visited the Los Angeles branch Blschoff. chance of of this crops comparing composite seeing dead. government of the people and not a dition with this time last year Is In during the. Sunday school convention Taylor: L. Z. Chrletenaeaf A. C.A.Lund, W. Thar were three bear killed, 15 the park at its beet dictatorship. Texan? Return Fedra Yellowstone director of tabernacle choir; in some of the depart better and took at than that time, shape part by L. 216 wild cats, coyotes, 67 badgers. J. Selby McMillan and party of eight Ivina and Mra Mattie Tlngey, about five per cent menta g 1 fox, I skunk, and 216 Welsh Elects. Benor Canedo, accompanied by hi? Society & Church. , porcupines. There will be two" per cent more Another summer visitor is Miss Lu- people of Dalhart. Tex., with two auwife, stopped over in Salt charming The national official opening of all Parti pt 41 coyotes which had been who arrivedfrom Lake corn Salt tomobile, of in Monday City, clle the nation Thurman this produced year Lake a few minutes yesterday en will, begin Aug. 2 at poisoned were found and on wild cat. celebration Qfflcers of "the Eons and Daugh- than last, a little less wheat, twelve la taking a course of Instruction at the the Yellowstone park, en route home, route will to A and "ha Los been Cod, Masa, made strong fight Angeles, where they will after a two weeks' trip." They"' say against prlncetown,' Cap elected per cent more oats, about twelve per Denidsbawn School of Dancing. visit before to eonttnua until Sept. I. Thl cslebra-tlo- porcupines aa those pest are a great ters of Wales eoclety recently Davie, Cal., going they found the loads In very fair whe-- e for the enrulng year are aa followd: cent more potatoes, the same amount Senor Canedo will enter' tho factor in th depletion of forests which signalize the commenceLeonard shape, and suffered no accidents. SAN FRANCISCO Mrs. of sugar beets, ten per cent more cot school of T. Canment of the celebration period J. Senora Jones, agriculture. August president; Joseph ton 4J.9 more apples and about eleven W. Aamodt, who ha been spending has been ar Janitor And Changes' Ills Mind El den Chris- edo is a beautiful young woman of Coles-anthroughout the nation, because Mrs. W.'E. Will lama, a month In the mission field with her tensen, per cent more rghum. enlisted with the Spanish type and has the Money Utah youth of the Provlncetown at to her he returned ranged ha The Just animals of meat husband, primes Mrs. Lena hogs wrote to Gov. tation of being one of Meslcq'i repuDonaldson, .marines, and fact that the pilgrim mad their first mo?t rom F -Bank City- -' in , Salt-La- ke home and to. producchickens Missing cattle, sheep treasurer; Thomas some time 204 Hughes, secretary; ago" asking the. yndearifig society women year ago. Z. Reed Miller, who haa un Bemberger landing at thia pointfor er of Elder States United the .7 Increased BenW. B. In to directors, released, Hughes, celebration governor f. ' getting the aidjiim Tentative plane Reports that George Torpey,- - 54 jamin Harmon, R. Davies, Evan Ar- per cent from June 15 to July 16. dergone an operation for appendicitis, has written another letter Muting that In Salt lake and Utah have been unTwo Pensions Awarded f On July 16 the Index figure VAS la making rapid recovery. Hla mother he does not now wish to be In Mrs. B. missW. were and Martha $800 liberated thur. money eomo Janitor, but Hughes, for der contemplationof definite time, 20.6 per rent lower than a year with him from Shelley, Idaho, about Mrs. Mrs. Owen B. us burned Utah-8tathe from has the Price, service, Parry, from organizathe In the absence National r ' Elder George J. Ward, who ha been ing Notice of two pensions were reto like it. Mary Ann Darla. Prof. Hen- ago and 39.1 per cent higher than the tran tion a program could not be outlined. bank were received at the police eta Harmon, E. Giles, musical director; Mrs. C. average of the past ten yjeara of Juiy laboring hi Palo Alto, ha Elder bel The committee choeen la$ night by tlon Monday. Tb money had been ry hy Mr?. Ehz.sbe.fh and N. ceived Monday Honored Child 15. SacrainMUO furred to Georg Thee are Supt. to Mlsa W. figures Mattie Williams, according Stewart, from Child, city auperlntendent of schools. M Cohen, Utah pension commissioner. the city oommieslon will elect offitransferred been haa bert from advices Tyler received Washington of next Ths left in a steel filing cabinet In the Accompadlsta meeting cer shortly and praoeed without deGlenwood Vallejo to Palo Alto. I th ' n of J. Kua been notified that he haa been Mary C. Hendrickson. in making plans basement of th bank late Saturday the society will be held at tho home through M. M. Justin agricultural fnembe''r of the National Utah, will receive $12 a month and lay, It Is understood, of selected Shirley Barn. ho W. Mr. C. 113 of north ' afternoon William, th historic night. Sunday Torney lert a for commemoration is R. Utah, Edwin G. Th Wardie M. wllT Education. of Council of Barnes county Kayaville. get $20 his horn for the bank to complete his Main street, Aug. 20. Htate event la Salt Lake. educators monthly, both dating from March 4 midshipman on th la IJnitad composed of proipinent duties, which are generally finished also a visitor throughout and acta 1517 States United Michigan, Kleamehip the Saturday night At 6:10 o'clock he in Fan Franclaco thia month. as an advisory body in th disposal was seen .the bank, and. the CATTLE INDUSTRY IS of national educational questions. aeen since. not ha been cald, has police Permission BAN DIEGO That buyer gains who deals The koea was discovered Monday. EfZion Park Pral.axl The August tfum-he- r given th mlssKmurlee of San Diego ' of Art and Archaeology magazine forts are .being made to locate both with Daynes. .to hold open air meetings on one of IMPORTANT TO STATE contains, an article by Prof. Levi Torney and th money. the beat comer of the city. Two Young on Zion National park meetings were htld this week a one of and J h e missionaries here feel greatly shorn eanyon is described Marine Recruiter moot remarkable arid beautiful the encouraged. Some Idea of th Importance of mountain scenes in the world, and Preparing to Leave Utah's oat tie Industry can be obwhose coloring are unsurpassed hy Girl. Seek Missing either the Yoeemit or the Yellowetat th of book th tained from of H. PierC local C, the Captain stone. inshow .which board ef to equalization, marine corps recruiting etatlon, will Police have been requested to Mt SaR Lake assessed In Utah are leave Wednesday for Quantlco. Ya,. that cattle-nounstitute a search for Kate Jensen, 16 A Firxrqonliita special train with 176 tourists where he has been detailed as an In- valued at $34.693.945. Union West the of Eleventh eouth service old.' of der the $33 bureau jears structor. No word as to when his sucbilliard county lead with a valuaat OgMonday arrived automobile Pacific, street, who went on-a- n cessor- would report here from Mare tion of 13.773.995. ' east, and th from anothef den, with rid girl ' Saturday night Island had been heard up to noon toTooele county rank secona as a the in the evening and two young men and failed to re- left day. If the latter does not arrive be- cattle country, with herd aggvwgat-,ln- g will make a 8 feet, 2' Inches Tellowstene. Is They Miss turn. Jensen fore Wednesday, First Sergeant I. a value of 33.121,366. Close beA SHUT POINTING on their return, Hhe has efde trip to Balt L 160 pound and tall will weigh we and us R. Bush will check Captain Pierce out, hind it comes Boxelder county with Bring them to before returning east- over the Union HEAVENWARD medium hair apd - brown eye " and take command for th time being. cattle valued at $2,610,446. Th hold.- Pacific. . fix them in the shortest time j ing in thl county include many fin ' ia on of the noblest tributes you An aitornnhtl Recital. Auto VMts blooded cattle, in dairy herd whioh In Party Mine Rescue and Safety can pay to th glortoue dead Fhow Wednesdays Organ possible. from Cpnnekrvile. Pa.. wa in wll E .storlee you read party addition to th valuable rang anienthis in esteem love and to your ilt- your en route east from a First Car Comes to Utah mal make It On of th leading live- during tabernacle organ re- towqt yesterday, wtn Unger n th way; carve your affection Wednesday's We do our own grinding. Ita const. member? Pacific the ir.r tttp more, for life and have a far- stock counties both' In quantity and' in Imperlkhabl atone. Our shafts cital program is aa follow with left home June 23A following. the San" and snonument aerve this admirMin reeeu and safety first car No' quality. - at ta Fe trail w?et frorb KansawCity, and TrTnR!r?Ur' 'Ping CannonT. Tracy Organist winter of last our beautiful Th etormz nl;v nholesom book? depleted able purpose. 8 11, Is expected to arrive In Utah to- the herd 4 of Utah cattle and the chlMr'n the loyicoln Let highway. US ovef returning, ; t or- th console you . help t them ! at designs. On arriving here their miietnrier regeither of our store ' day, according to th schedule of les'of tb hardships suffered by lb National Anthem. eonThe istered 4,tt('6 ml'f' party Dr. A. U Murrey who la m charge. cuttle owner brought down theLr Festival Hymn , Bartlett snrs of w. C, Bishop. Jits aSnt.jMr Th crew will be eent t one to the It s spear, however, that Elias Moderate from Vlplln Sonata, . Franck Catherine Bishop, Sons & W k, VirCo. and niece, Utah Fuel company wdne t Oatle cattte are f pidiy regaining th V.eree.me , . i ... . Dmsky J. F.iehop ginia and h Gat. Bunnjzide and Winter Quarter both In number Favorite "Mormon" Hymn. 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