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Show ...., t I TUE 'DESERF4T NEWS FRIDAY OCTOBER 8 1920 All .muloommmPol,.. IS DAY CIIIIORE111S ' VINT OF PROHIBITION .k :COMMANDER NAMES IMPROPER FONG IS INVESTICATEBULINC IILEF SOCIBI liNOUNCE W0111( --UTA- Is OBSERVED'AT DOB ACIIIISI OF' CAUSE OF BIC LOSS STATE - LESIOt,1 COMMITTEES H MEN WHO SPERO'S IlEYIEWED,81 V NAMES Wilt., RECK AT CONFERENCE MEETING it Stone, commander ot the MEpLS post of the American Legion. , .. . has announced the appointment of tho conference' FAIR Namog of several Uah mon who will of 200 coal Full" out Closing the of following committees to handle tho pounds moo, an altAproative rft of pro., Moot of the of the Relief society, Mrs. Emmeline, receive the distinguished ectrice creel of io the ton to tho kist houseactivities post. every average bfbition from the PO prmo eeect. holder by improper tiding: tleorts D. committees ar airtoiy completely or- - n. WON, aged 'president of the ma- -, from Congress for service in tho world :edge I. D. Call of the Tint 3udicial Yosterdal afternoon urged tho war. were yesterdoy received by Ad. Keysor. chairman of the Commercial and at work. They aro gmvi ciety. district. which comprise' Soloider.1 women orths assembly to lit'o II hap- - Jutant General Fred Jorgensen. front club amok. abatoment comittee an- - ganimed .. ' flounced this morning. , , follows: pity and as righteously as they could., the war department at Washington. Special Program. Provided and Cache counties. Is ,temporarily 1 D. to uphold the boot stondards of worn- - with a short sketch of their her'If the householder were to ming Permanent headquartere---Georg- e ) from taking any an , prohnotod on pounds of coal from his coal one another and their;; - For Entertainment and In. They are as lotion's: pile . chairman; Claienco Daaber-isnotri. to love tate oases before him, and bs Is or.. Tbo main difference w.se in the l- he would I become excited Over the Keyser. Fraocis M. Bird, pharmacists mate, Thomas ores and David Wes coal. low cal On Boise, rate" Keith, f ger. 1? grade of . loss and,- perhaps send for the police, The semelon marked the clog. t. osestabwarnattba awe 4.- - --the, find c,:a,4. 1130 Ilarvardravenue, Pali striicedli-OBoycand Gris fore ( 144 Y. Brayton, Thomas dars-gtoora- l preced-liAi- I , conferenes-an- d great Tourthe imprints cent on NovIelithe:at "trie:11w. griblu.hiecain.ah r t.; Waln yet theMI sa me- householder is quite lay r-- King,-Doacity. .., lia- - allowedwounded ' called atid waste sesaiona officers' in the Walkart for Burton amount yesterday Richard and likely I. age ing O'Brien; equal caring ' show cause and be I souldlother (alt ---why Also Democratic Day. wounded officers two a of nociery. the the said tittle at through by o.le improper firing," brought or on Salisbury. not be permanently prohibited from I higher rate, would work ..hardship Mrs. Clarissa S. William.. first, men tout of bsttle, after the two litter - A- ,- statement issued by' Mr. Keyser ate ClubrooniJames G.Woolley, chair- - . counselor to Mrs. Wells. urged great- - bearer,' Ittil been both killed. Peter taking any, further artton, whatever local Industries. morning. I In fact It M this waits of 10 per mart;,Dr. John U. (limy. ,Stephen LT er reverenco for Church leaders, love 1'. Boson. sergeant, 1119 south Thlrat the Utah la the media t Arm cent of theheating value of tho coal Love. William T. Igleheart. and Joseph for one's neighbor. and tho following teenth street. west. Salt Lake City. friday is 4111d:s' day Chili May t, The inottanco followed classed the writ along of comma the smoke nuttones in ., out Of duty as the mothers in the. for extraordinary heroism during the , . sts,te fair, a dly that is , . Ran Through Wringer which of July the receipt of an affidavit from hira declared that grestori Argonne engagement Its was knock-an- d Salt Leas. according to ths estimate Tucker. She church. with Christmas and the Fourth n Armistice day committoo-0-ByroIL of Osborn Monnett and his engineers. nobler problems presented them-- 1 ed unconscious by sholl fire but imthe woe Alice IL Rosenbaum. The masa men. t.4 I (Special to Tho Nws.) 11' ever,' boy and girl from "Long before it bursts into flame Wayne, chairman; Beverly S. Clende- solves for the 'solving with each cycle mediate!), on recovering his mimeos Out of timed are entitled "Hospital ot ii. vs. MURRAY. Oct. year-ol- d - ,for tot to those in their teens. newly fed coal begin. to give off gas. itillt. Gerald II. Higgs, Dora Montague. and urged that the greeters problem, went into action and fought bravely. of is l. Mr. Mrs. matter of a son "In the Eckman and Charles and holiday occasion Ionia, it If thia gas is llghted while in tho !Henry G. Moyle, Earl Anderson. Clar.1 before mothers today was the riarinl' ,t respect for the Clyde Brandon. private. Balls 1..ake schools of the Estate Of William It Jon de- - PI. L. Eckman, III west Sixty-fourt- h ...0 furnace it burns with intense heat, once Bomberger, 1).. H. Bemis.iCharles , of their children. the all in worked without sleep for six observed City,' 'being as arm the hie loss street. C. may caused." il .; commieV. second Them of are Walter Dints. R. right if L. it but not Mrs. O., long taboo Smith. Julio toss up the chimney' it Burdett, . the city and thousands of the children .14 41 and nights, as a battalion scout, e. 11. dusaa- - result of an aeaklent today at the only iffOrdstid itsat. but adds to ths Burdett, C. C. Backe. Gustav- - E. lor to Mrs. Well, Spoke' whilam alms.. with ao- No., ' supplying his commander standing. ; throared gkrough the rates seeking ed, whose estate is In litigation. is a family home. Mn. Eckman waa op- smoke nuisance. Mixt. John B. Browning, Alma Bur- - tranchment days instituted . among runoffs information. repeatedly volunerating an electric washing machine "The secret of proper firing is to so lingame, W. 0. Laubender, Stephen L. women of the Church by Prost. Brig- - tearing for hazardous duty in the tiro : education end amusement' Along brother of Mrs. Resenbaum. He died and the boy waa playing around the feed the ooal that the gas will be 'Love, S. W. Morrison. Arthur E. Mors- ham Young, and of the tendency to- - swept sone. Robert L. Crandall, pH. features provided for in the Dr. w, H. Grove. L. D. a other many with taken wu While her attention rooln..' fn ,t Balt Lake before and and hospital burn before lighied it reaches 'ton. C. C. Pettenger, Orson S. Pratt.' ward frivolity at the present time. he vote, Peva, Utah. When his company City ,, the event, arrangements were rnade willed part of his property, 1 for a moment the child got his hand the chimney. If we leave enough of S. J. Quinney. urged the teaching of temple ordin- had taken shelter from a terrific ma. , Of beand in driven the years Stuart Baird, c power wringer im in the affidavits in the the fire exposed to Ignite the gu Ruth emcee and the keeping of covenants. chine gun fire he and a companion Claytor ptgymend Chamberlain, Tay1orJ. South street. who ease, to his guitar. Mre. Roadmaamm, fore his mother could turn off the as it forms we get 10 per cent more ton. Curtis Y. Clawson. Irwin Clawson. urged temple marriages and decried had crowtod to the aid of his wound-hei age, TM east Eighth from out fuel, which to equiva- - Henry F. Crittenden.. Lawrence Clay- the modern methods of dress among eti comrades and saved at least two Jones. on at- - electricity the arm had bees drawn as the "Little and his brotbor R. known' , has become a shooting affray took Into the wringer, the flesh being lent to 100 pounds for each ton. and ton, Georgius Y. Cannon, Charts' L. women, Later torney. ,t of them. band the the elbow down ward. gouge of America." to direct i malt. no smoke. ils Mrs. Emma A. Empey, treasurer of , piece between B. IL Jones and Mel torn from are Collins, Elmo S. Culbert, Ivan A. DahlClinton Day. private, Filmore, Utah, save the to made Efforts coal-saH. Mrs. necasbeing and Jones. claims a "Now afternoon. Rounkauct 10.71 Gus for of the P. that Dykes. Dyer. J. the organization, spoke quist. George during the repeatedly volunteered for carrying S. G ton. 100 W. Irir IL and Drs. rawnhar Call haa been one S. if L. about methods new is worth that Arthur COO Judge they messages across an open stretch of has been designated Flandro, Lloyd say of unduly prelpounds Evans, i 'Al the day udited In favor of Biel R. Jondia. Rothwell but it is probable it will dollar. A dollar a tonis worth say- - Garrison. Dr. John U. Glecy, Dr. R. It. proved adopting older ones. of the country which was swept by a bail better than were amassment' day Democratio as whose attorney is B. C. CAUL brother have to be anPotato& int even at the cost of a little mot Hampton. David Keith, Fred Kelsey, need of reaching out for all of the lot bullets. He voluntarily made too J time and attention on the part of the H. E. Keene. Wesley E. King. Robert beet. and developing as the times de- - trips acroas this open strip to get wa made for the bolding of the political of Judge CalL It is alleged in the afi fidavit that during the ease. when 'Shields Will Outline fireman. By using care in thothand- - E. Knowlden. G. B. Ilose, Calvin Raw- mended. She pointed out that old' ter for the wounded. meeting at 4:30 oclock this afternoon needed to on behalf of his Ms his furnace the consumer will lings. Nicholas Rinetti, Sam IC. Smith, methods often had to be abandoned testify Milton Welting. Frank M. ,IL Ogden, Utah, Pier- at which time , New Road ConstrUction help ofreduce tor, Mrs. Rosenbaum, that William the smoke in the city. Frank P. Stewart, J. Edward Swift, as timea and conditions changed and geant, with niry. eight other soldier, -. Deinceratie candidate for the' tiffited IL Joni has been drugged. which --prevent damage to his belongings W. C. Stark. Lawrence Tripp. Joseph made a plea that Relief &octet,' women manned two French guns which bad , Before retiring from office, Dan EL tram soot and cut- - down bid coal W. Tucker. W. J. Vey, Frank E. Walk- be willing to adopt whatever meth- - been deserted by the French In the States senate, will be the primielPal- caused his death. and that Judge Cali his Prevented death from Conin. or, A. A. Wright. IL. B. Wray, Ray T. ode would bring the best results in face of a heavy fire. and kept these being ' 'speaker. It le expected that . the Shields, gatorley general of Utah, who billa ' The . afftdavit claims is work. with vestigeto& Woolsey. Elmer Wood, J. C. Wood, R. their George I), also Si member of the Mate road tugs going till relieved. ' Racy IL 'gresolonal candidates togetn at that Interests the of E. Willis, Rex Williams, Ernest White, ' Miss Sarah M. McLeilland of the Hughes, itt.lothhel N'.. 'ray- corporal. 20 9 south Thirteenth T. and Judge Call are idant1cal. oommiesion. will write a diacourse upon Reports Money Tight C. bad the candidate for governor, time Percival Wilson, Young. general board declared the Joseph at.. Salt Lake City, conducted a 1 Markets the road building progress of Iltah In - Eastern men and women coulti patrol to the front. located machine lot, will make speeches. Saturday has coo& alien Passed The affidavit and in the case during the present administration, Imen dmignated I Republicanwillday. . live for themselves and their families gun nests and acted with great cool- be ask that Judge Call papers of speakers be :AftO01111COMellt, 1 prohibited with opinions as to problems of the only. They must live for all. she de- - nem and courage. H. CI. Whitney. eecretary and trete- - W OULD ENCOOHASE ( . " - ' ' '." from acting in ono of the suits in- - future in highway construction. Sir. urer of the Utah-Idah- o 'ilade later. dared. She pointed out that the Re- company William A. Junstensen. private, Mao Sugar ,' in volved the William H. Jones estate, Shields has recently made an 'nepot- has returned from a three weeks' east- - t GreOt Stock Parade. , lief society has grown from a mem- - rent. Utah. with a fete of his comradtt for hearts( before Judge Call on tion trip of 1,100 miles. lie was ern trip. ac companied by his wife and Abe big features of the fair ist &believed charged three German machine guns erlSwtoottirb. On0 Od i I:is One of llth. It is further alleged that companied by Harden Rennion. liomE owNuisillo,tbherehnipumobf e Mr. is Veit. which Mrs. Harold being daughter, parade I captured them and turned them on to tt lel&thethisstock state the Ririe. and supreme court rotary of Mate Joseph says but what one does the retreating Germans. John 11. money conditions in afternoon. Commencing at I have been Whitney reports said Shields' that by Mr. good many stopped says which counts," she said; "or at least Leaven. captain. went On a scoutina Judge Cell. New York as extremely tight, with ; every animal on exhibition at who ordered --o'clock in have constructed the the been of court roads clerk, the effort one forth. God is a the a hole world clamoring for accomto a town occupied by Ger- i - the fair, from the smallest pig to the to refuse to ilia them orthe Decreased taxation on homel as a good paymaster puts transmit ptate. Ile criticised the construction modationa He attended In and his rewards for expedition the fifteenth Percheron will be p&ra man snipers. encountered a German i to 4rgeet them San the in toot Juan 34 roads court. of county Other supreme alcomeans are ownereffort . What we did of encouraging home International congress against 1 Pont of the grand stand. patrol three times their number and made, alleging which is sparsely - settled. Lolism held in Washington, as a. Mile- - ship. improvement of state highways, yesterday will not do for today. We- killed psofee- - similar charges are or captured several of the ; 70110Wing the parade the that has Call I I . used his Judge official must was one he look which and from the will appear says Utah, gate lional atutomobile racers and a state license for real estate has gone after and notsheep enemy. to Alio An Rosenbaum position Burprise. prevent Agreeable dare-dev- il, recaddresses the be content a' astray deeply impressed by 1 for the last time in Theodore F. Lee, private, lbaspah. rind other from obtaining "About three years ago when I was made representatives of foreign brokers will be among the questions with having the 99 safe in the fold. Utah. charged, with one other soldier. go around the their legal joint heirs 1 urd;broaking ton-miand that. be has mattering from a severe cold on my nation's.bywho rights, We must use came to first be to see, be will in taken and hand, the .. Utah Tomorrow charity State up by Judgment of Germans, cap- rtah speedway. hip position to aid his brother, lungs and coughed most of the time just what the United States bad am- - Real Estate Board be thankful we are not the final - Ina chine gun nest and auto rso. used i the turned them next bused the second amataur C. three during B. guns turd is Call, claimed in the night and day. I tried & bottla of complished under prohibition. who. it - , of m n's deeds. Underneath , , contest. Russell L. ' I , These and other questions judges affidavits. is also his law partner. upon the Germans. quarter. and was' Chamberlain's the Remedy of automobnes Cough . of era apparent frivolity youngpeoIn the present lieutens first Utah. Maurhan Logan ' with ' discussed a at meeting of the ple today there is much more than we ant air were, ,. 1 surprised at the promptness It was hardly expected by the fair ,,, service, attacked a German me relief." writes Mrs. BARI IJOBESSEll 81 see. Frivolity Is not a crime and we ' which it gave at board aectrch horse Commercial Instituted the club last display For the 11 that r rhanagement must lead them as Christ led his plane, which was reinforced by James Brown, Clark Mills. N. Y. Many , would be anything unusual. but such Fifteen-Year-Olnight. t4 although other Maughan, and planes. been d has surprised love. another Our real salvation is sheep, by Roy has proven the ease.- The exhibit. outnumbered. so skillfully maneuvered , Inequality of assessm'elits was de- - to giving." . . . , '. pleased with the ,prompt relief afwhich is under the supervision of down two of these to be one of greatest evils in he elated that this DEMOCRATIC forded remedy.Advertiseby areMusical DOHS the Efforts were is numbers of Logan, t! being made by Mrs. given by the planes andbrought 1,0uis S. Carden, unhurt. Jo- Relief the of taxation escaped system by present merit fair choir. the Last seen at Charles Bithell 1345 Robert& street. evening the largest that has been L. Monk, private, Benson, E. Cardon of Logan. He advo- general society Francis zeph ' Relief than board More a held society to discover the whereabouts during the past ten years. cated that a citizen be compelled a comrade was wounded. of. her reception and ,muslcal for stake Wi- - Monk when so horses are on display. showing five League crawled out in the face of e Milten,-- H., Welling, der oath to make a sworn statement cars. son, Charles IC. Bitliall, II years 0141, Congressman Mrs. HamA. was Jeanette t Percheron, Hyde breeds, the Bsitian; 'his taxable property, A graduated chairman of the dressed the wounds of IL who left home July 11 in search et , committee in charge murderous fire, Reports Progress Thomas N. Taylor -- Ind Mathonlhah of bletontan and Thoroughbreds. J. lAvIncome tax was suggested as a rem-o- f soldier. and was bimetal other the - work. He wont from Salt Lake to the was and and assistthe t entertainment, Hansen P. were the Thotnas last James night edy for the taxation on the home. speakers Richle, members of the general board wounded. Hans M. Naegle, private. ed The latest quarterly edition of The at the Democratic rally in the Audi- This being the largest ex- Snydervilis and from there to Evans- ,, '' Ingston ranches view was supported by Edwin and bythe went out ahead of his the following Relief Society stake Toquervilic in Salt 'hibitors. . affording to well known ton and Kemmerer, News, Christianson was- Southwick of Lehi. Both Mr. n published torium. Franklyn Lenora. T. ' - breeders throughout the country. who latter place he wrote his mother thatt Harrington, of of the chairman wick' and Mr. Cardon are members Mary A. Cutler, Elsie League meting. when it threatened to stop his corn- he was leaving for Big Piney. Wm. Lake by the Nettle aAlder, have been visiting the fair this year, the to Mr. cluesreferred of the state legislature. Taylor D. Bradford, Lottio P. Baxter, Aman- - party. and where he had been promised a job Utah, has been Issued. ArlOng the ar the exhibit is one of the largest west. taxation. raiirnad building, Resolutions ,were adopted extend-ob- i. Earl C. Presley. private, Hurricane. at $4.110 per day. In that letter he paid Gales In the Journal are: "A Menace," tio.ps of good roads and other thinks ink the services of the board to the da InBagley and Hilda H. Larson. finest to be seen anywhere in thestates. the receiving line wets President volunteered to go to the asaistance of he would 'write again the following by Prof. J. M. Anderson; "The Be- causing an increase in taxation. The state . In- contrast with other western board other and equalization B. Wells, her counselors, a wounded comrade who was trYinif it was noted that at &recent fair held day but nothing further ham been lfiahness of.Tobseco Users," David R. public. he said, voted for these im- assessing officials. I American Mrs. Williams two heard from him. were Smith, and to make his way to the there to only must pay I V. H. Ricliey discuased the is California, expect state members of the and MIT.board. ward; provements and and machine beset be- Lyon. blettop of the Emilio lines. by were snipers is as The described Tha there general missing boy while them. for home exhibited, license law for real estate brokers affair was held In the Relief private. Salt a society guns fire. Janice J. Pretty, 1 more than 30 makes of automobiles ing I feet I inches tall; weighing 14$ "Bitter Lesson." Dr. C. L. Olsen; Congressman Welling predicted the passage of some meat- - headquarters in the Bishops building. with a comrade left their. Lake City, t ' on display. While the bores display pounds and having unusually dark "Our First Annual Report," Michat! Pemocratio victory in Utah in No. supporting ure which will make it impossible for 9itusic was furnished into the of the a khaki suit and a Meuse, vice president-treasurby the Farley own lines and went 200 yards ,ember. Ile referred to the 16 ac- the curbstone broker to operate. his been far above the average year. hair, He wore white trio. exposed to fire, res- felt hat when league; "The Weed," Louis Ward. country enemy : Smoot Sen. claimed by the cattle exhibit has been so large last of the C. D. complishments Kimball. - o cued a wounded .infantryman and seen., is considering The first annual report by Vice during bis membership in the sen- board supported thepresident move to link all that the management. , - -. ,, 4, saved his Me. Carl G. Theobald, corPresident Meuse is in part as fol- ate. that some of these did Utah scenic marvels in one great . the building of new quarters to ad.declaring lows: conteration. poral, Hinckley, with another men, not rightfully belong to him. quately house the exhibit next year. highway. in- "A year has passed since the orattacked and captured an entire ma. , to the Mr. referred Thomas League III The swine department also has t seriginning The of almost every of this league. We are glad of Nations.. declaring that it was in chine gun fleet with- its crew. creased about 200.per cent. Due dieorder is constipation. If you ganisation splendid progress thus far. accord with the Magna Charts.. the .7 want to enjoy good health, keep your to reporthas pejo Calf Awarded- rtceiVed from many Declaration of Independence. and the the bowels regular. This is best accom- Supportof thebeen Wonders New Names Pays Inheritance TaxThe estate The prize bull calf offered by was COMMITTEE state, but thi greater constitution of the United States. Ile I parts of our work diet and of proper America plished exercise, by !Hattie Lippman of Salt Lake has paid' Association been done in decried the efforts to establish sephas Jersey part wit sometimes a medicine is needed . inheritance tax the into counthe Recommendation Weber that suggesand awarded yesterday at the state fair I Davis arate peace with - Germany. case you will Salt Lake, 1 to Kenneth Vaughn of the boys' en- - and when that is the Raving no paid officer devoting tion of A. C. Rees providing for the ! treasury. .. find Chamberlain's Tablets are ex- ties whole to the time or her of his campment for being the best juvenile NAmo Al UNIVERSITY the Soder- Boy Bitten by DogAlma mild and in 'are Attached. cellent is is appointment of a state commission to Woman They gentle Vaughn Interests of the league, the reason for 11 years old. 456 north Sixth Judge of. cattle. Young berg, to and take. their one federal easy the is action, governpleasant .with from Magna high school and West street, was bitten ' on the right leg confining our efforts largely to those Mrs. M. H. Scarlet 2674 McClelland ment in affixing proper names to the of the 44 boys studying animal Industry- Give them a trial. They- only cost a counties will be obvious. a dog Thursday afternoon. The last Utah expo.quarter.Advertisement at the big avenue. notifiedthe police night scenic wonders of Utah, be carried by end 'agriculture 'A vigilance committee to enforce , was treated at the emergency "Thirty business and 125 public wound ...iinommo.,1011111ft. unC. an Prof. of direction attacked the been had by that she have been held during the salon, under the meetings regulations Of the student bocif out, has been made by Frederick .1.1 hospital. known man- near Twenty-sevent- h D. Steiner of the University of Utah. year. Many thousand pieces of literof Utah hes totve. l of the lUstreets. at of Deseret The Pack and NinthEast and 1A'ath South Stolen professor geology "The boys of the encampment are distributed PoundWithin four appointed. iiiversitr gratis, ature have ben 1 Prest. Alfoneo Thoeura It 'was Mrs. Scarlst as at and lives occurred for w of tsau secured their A. as hours of time it time the been local and the of Utah. have the stolen, 110 subscribers having University Members of the committee are, Allen C.1 car line to her home. Journal. the official walking from thedescribed the same time working harder at their city detectives recovered a watch be- - Lynch, chairma n; Orson Wright. .1.- ,the as being 6 blatheson, former superintendent of The man was Dr. to Shute of R. J. Idaho lessons than they have ever worked League the longing of instruction. organ land Mrys. Fred Ridge and 2v iart:n feet tall and wearing a dark suit and public before.", said Prof. Steiner. In cornAmerica." on thezplan of Mr. Valls, Ida. It was found i n a pawn Hopfenbeck. In 106 - commenting In. On this novel venture in cap. shop. mintingeducation.---"TheRees. Prof.- - Pack salelir 'The cover for the paper vias drawn Among the rules to be enforced, beare govern, tensive can be noAuestion that such l Democratic "There by Jack Sears and depicts tobacco eleDemocratic are the following:RallyA , ing themselves; 'Miring their sojourn 1l117 Marnbati Duttee by the a board should he'brought into exist- - ,rally will be held ; ing driven from the landand at the home of II.! "Freshmen must wear regulation reason." ,- - here, and so far there has not been ments of 'light, truth The longer L. Penrose, 1102 Ninth date. ence a at arty very on all school days and at all t the slightest trouble or ,untoward in. 'wielded by the hand of "civilization." these names night at 8 o'clock. TheEast streets will' athletic contests. These the matter çtreadjucting r... NAPKIN cans, must -speakers head of the body is heAt the eident o greater will be the be j, ..vi,,. McKinney at the latest. , ,Friday by reader who seems to be In quite an officer of the day; Over each tent Remedy. Chamberlain's Cough making the necessary cock. All interested are Invited. difficult Freshmen and sophomores ate for- is a captain. who has in his immediate a quandary writes to know how paper I bidden ch.inges. to loiter on the steps 6f the This remedy is intended especially . charge eight to ten boys. They keep napkins should be used when they aro the vallie of providing right Application for WaterWilliam J.!t Park building. Freshmen are for-,laUs Cool? Make ythe Does in place of the rerulation for coughs, colds, croup and whooping scrupu-- 1 served their tents and surroundings Fanning scenic wonders 'Duchesne Jackson Ft. has filed bidden to use the main entranceof of namesfor our its ' square of Olen. As much as possible cough. From a small beginning lousy clean. can scarcely be overestimated. At the an application with the state engineer, Ott Park building between the hour' to all ports ''', "The education the boys are receiv- - they should be handled like the ref- sale and use has extended beaumost the some of one time for and second for. many present feet; of 8 am. and 5 p.m. Freshmen and illation napkins, but assuredly it is of the United States and to is ine is thoroughly practical. visual 1, demonstration If it were poseibie to measuythe tiful and attractive spots In the state of water from an unnamed spring in isophomores are forbidden ta appear enough of finest animal- and difficult not to go through the flimsy eign countries. This alone 'I one that it is a medicineIt precise temperature of the aVput in are known by the most undignified Uinta county. It will be used to irri-- , I campus with derby hats and ' crop specimens being the constant bit of paper before the meal is over. to convince : mustaches. motion by a fan. we woultlytind it the names." It is the time honored gate 80 acres. more than ordinary.merit. Give of feature to of their work. , do are little the honors leaving : Very They be to this as same find the surroundingzatmosphere, will at this university that no tradition -- Deliver .11.4x:turaDr. each forenoon and afternoon by for the remainder of the time. In a trial and you Will E. J. noTwir.. , barring beat which might be accumuBroaddua.-secretar's hall walk over the untvertity . . eminent educatortfrom the univeesity innetiti 'the napkin should be takenl the ---Y of the Salt Lakel 4one Led from the pcox1rtty of Other hot seal on the floor of the Pitrk build- II- I Camera end Utah a from will the the At lecture Astricultural deliver Clemente club. A the takhave place you Family exert meetingdirect)), college. of course, ,ri Today Prof. ALLIANCE COAL COMPANY objects. These. . George Stewart of the en your seat. It should be Sunday Oct leth. 1920 at luairated with slides before the Water- - ing." !0. talon pon the still air and will be held of these regulations, it 'and quick theicinfluenc, S. T. Memortal Bldg.. loo Methodist Sunday school Sunday the Utah Agricultural college addressed Quickly in your lap and allowed opened at to rest For coal of but 'qualitystreet. to it y4:8 N,,4pm.21 heat their of he handled will Wag Phone transfer a nottIon "1"tineed' by them on sugar beets and grains, how there during the meal, save when ybu persica, 160 South Main Oct. 10.; The subject will -- - -- -- morning, -- a proce. which takes place In a tinr ettorne. r , io grow them and to market be "Utah's Fairyland... this being his , the nrottoeit to best wish to use it to press againet the Wapatch 4443 A dye, rt isoment. d degree 'when the air. Is Ce-- ! to name remove canyon-anthe ativentagp." for moisture lips Bryce's after a natural by 1, eating., moving I onstantly --kept I , I el.Be sure Brakes that you do not wipe the lip dar country. ' -, - or rtificial breeze. --- elaborately, but use it deftly and we fan- ourselves, however, Whin ' CourseAttentionP quickly, of the officers Of the medical corps of the air surrounding.. us le set in mo.1 l The nakpin shoud , never be used' of .the etirnolitteir and itspore:lion tion 'the Utah national ,' guard has been to protect the fingers when touchin g , moisture of the body, so that called by Adjt. Gen. Fred Jorgensen.' Now - It ears hot of corn or outme:1 boiledLstr..la lowered. The tothe itctthittAlle Amer um enLint ti.. tiialLemperature e hot procees may be noted in the "wateri provided acorrespondence course of and must be handed on then It le per- iciz,lt. Po, jugs 'instruction for them. It will extend monkeys" or earthenware allillittse missible to save the 'fingers withI the 4toolingi for In the tropic. nix Why rent HIGH PRICED REfive years, requiring Widely used napkin. but it is really a bit ,of had . water. These vessels are made of a work each year. The .first TAIL SPACE FOR STORIthrough i tmoanrtaabgleomheontt to serve will be sent out In November. porous substance which permits the plates. oncorni: 40.. can use OUR when yOu AGE &nth' to reeg y through watergradual; IMathwe 1111111111w4cs Of course It is unnecessary to say k When ,u want 'a used ProgramMarguerite Clark WAREHOUSE for YOUR Accumulate on the outside. much as' In -- A Girl Named, Mary" will enterthat the corner napkin should never ' perspiration appears On our bodies. tain the school children of the city BRANCH HOUSE at greatly be run through a waistcoat button or When placed In, the shade og in any s always worth at the regular Saturday morning mattucked foto ...fold of the bodke. to is breeze a where cost' to you? generally .'. place le se. t:Fe-- . reduced 111 ol inee at the Paramount-Empr- e s ,' eryone knows that the Outside nveistare 'sap-found ,...this be Comic Cat,'" an the lig , see only place for the napkin during meal- to while and the temperItoeps whakyour --arategouickly , ONLY PER INSLTANCE -loon and a musical program given by. T, ti me la lgc . ature- of the jug coneiderably lower Mrs. G. &elven and Mrs. R. O. Burk-- ! on the subJect say that it should thus cooling air, ANNUMthe $100 surrounding us than from Libwill over the loft knee but such pre rtont pER hardt the program. money will,buy complete the water Welt The- - decrease inis Is hardly necuertary. ,, erty wheal teachers will act aa ushers A PLACE OF .. fanning. noticest le whi,4 heat Lad ies Appreciale General Merchandise Storage. and . chaperones. I irk substantial ear I therefore due. not to the coolness Whot Itood;;Po A. . , MEMORIES k BLESSED --oease Eke Officereflicere to with the Engineers Iteelf but where they eati air Manufacturers' Distributors parlors "Should the one leave the rubbers on I t of the Engineering society of the Uni- wait while heels are titled or will become the monument we erect which the bodily 'moisture is when cotes down a rhurvh aisle 014 values. 4 reatinot Thura-were final A nice rise is of elected Utah over th i tqr nil shoeild they -- pshoes rvpaid ev be re ed in the Testi- - I I named were!' H. A. ery , tourtesy ground of the one you lowed. Mon-t-You Iversity but , shows them Then. ton, our es- month. year after Year!. J. R. YerwelL vice w Alter ' west" , a is preeident; 'going TomorrowWby Obviously would, PO be' ,pdt-- t the and anti modest Impossible may tome to this place and Edward Callahan, see- . Tre.rktninfhiP president; ti remove th. vititober in synonym for-1 death,-pr4,-.r, also t holm Saba. as . of be will -Pet there Tot hLT-- 12 r-51' starystrraaurer. . A cormnitter wailI vestibule where there le no plat tCopyrig Musa ettnr,S ftlit SEND bythe Whossiosr ---memorial to bearon light to "'hoer you the way" also visctsd consisting of the ,heck them. The beat that yon can flyndicate. Mc.) PAIR EL, PollT to burn brightly to your lamp Co. . Shirley ing class repreeentatiyea lo is to bt,ethat they ars well cleaned . . ,z , , s heart of hearts. ' . . . . hi ,,,z "if mud on the crnun, Goidabrough. senior.; Spencer . door mate placed at . junior': Laban Gunderson. There veil? be a ateetter at the t: So. ..ih.,fayrchurcitydolodonarrp., 2ta7edmins fry nruerm 007: and Francis Trottler, 'Freshman. Co. Sons Elias , Webb.1 wili.R uuuuu trot organiaatteve boll at -' so for yogi- - CI t lie-of wortimpotal II..."146.----at afternoon boll. WaxBarrett 31E1. guroiat tho Tel ,11rea.111184L 127 ORDER COA.CNOWThu STATE ST -Stow Tabora01o. -- et rime 244 0,44. '44 on. SUS CIA .A71 bearing Otto Wilikall Mart9 117. 1 t. r rb . shortage biter. Morita Coo ( b, 4 41qmo. Provo. 1 Inn. 0 , AN Mean of Tika 1PriPrIL ' I by' Tli e tavite4 t. b. beesat. 110. Main Was. ists. s NtesItPoPer rzyndicate-- McClure,I 4111111gamisgagglitellillinflal , On ) JAN rit B. WILFON, Pres. , NIL from 'Wash legion Indicato InesAlgot Jon of the'recsnt ruling of ths Utah public utilities oommission will lips bold In tisk TAk Nov. I,. - nog Is tile etas in which tbe state commission refused to grant the railroads as great'an Increase In rata on a ftw ennun"nt11 la th- in" approved In a tholartintkasii: ocrodmor Advice EISTAICICARTEREI CONSUMERS ,2;: MILL 1 Monmemonomm MIMEma semi-annu- , . : m 1 of LA.. - al -- t ' m n -- I ' , . . Lou I r ,-- 4 , . I to 'T - 4 ,, ' of-th- I l i , ; . at it ' - 4 . , 4 . - 1, , .'. . 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