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Show - , , 4.,,o--- , ,, - - - . , , ' - - -- - .. , , the suggestions of others who have ' , . When a man plugs along year 17 And year out and makes no material progress, he has no right to belittle , o, . , , , 10. -- a . V. FOUNDED h i ., made good. eibMNIMMOMNEO ...... - , N RIGID ECONOMY IN BY ADWINISTRATION OF 1011 MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS HIS OCTOBER - (spcial- to The Nis r..-.-,- ' , ,,.: 1920 it Al 0 SALT LAKE ORS ATTACK ON IN IAMBI , 1: 1 4 CITY UTAH' '' ' - .' ' sEeTto17;- - SEVENTY-FIRS- , - Wireless Télephone: Political Leaders Fix Registrätion ACTUALLY BEGUN Systemre 4 Tuesday at 7,000 prewenteioni a Dent-(wrat- h, 1 VI ,.. mORE . e. at at Marysvale Sphts ! With fide Conty . at de-fre- On Road Plans , n ult. , I - , 1 e. . 04 ?:, 0 tro: , , , I ... ma PLANE wimp tiao . , . -- -- 4 rs . . A - , ,c : - , . , ,': , - - -- - ' i) HANGAR Greatly facilitating tire numerous end other suivantsgeet ,, through the use of wireitee teiephony betseen all national forests In thet A.I. Intermountaindistrct may he a reasity In the near future It plane of It. H. Adaima. wireletno telephone expert of N the district . are pushed to completion. As the first link in a complete chain Surveyors Lay Out Site For of wireless telephones between maFoundation Forms 1 Cc. tions in Utah and bordering statesMr. Adams within,. the !ea,. weeks ment, Sand and. Ctravel. . h probably will establish willies eervHave Been Contributed. , Ice between tho intermountain at Ogden and the Icasatch forest headquarters In Salt Lake. This . woull necessitate the construction Of I MAL. construction 'work on an antenna at both stations and the .tho new air mail hangar on Installation of Considerable electrical apparatus. The sites for the antennae Jordan field was begun this ' will probably be erected on the forest afternoon by the U. S. Air Mall service building at Ogden on and the Manger Holding company. Surveyors local federal building. Although this will be more or loss trontthe county office woreT. of an experimental station Ho Is the' sent to tho field eurveyor's this morning to lay forerunner of a service which before mit Ito 'the the for long will doubtless be inaugurated not foundetion,' only bet Wifell all forests of the dtstrict preParatory- - to beginning the laying but 'between all isolated ranger Ma- of forms this afternoon. tions on each forest and the forest The air mall hangar Mr. Adams bellevys, compatLY iv headquarters. Such a service would be of Incalculat3le oompooed of local business men who, value in coping with forest Gres which manning the necemsZy of erecting A , offer such a menace to the netional hangar. have subscribed for stock, Imme(tweet reserve. Fly wireless to its erection. es it was diate communication multi be ob- contributing realised that housing facilities mum tained with any elation desired by the be provided before regular air mail proper regulating of the cell and by a service can be ,", , Instaped. systematised rode. Fire could be deCement tected at the first sign of their out- contributed for the foundation has been break and could be reported with such Clett Sales by Ralph Bristol of the company of. Ogden as ah expediency that instant help eouid be investment In corporation.- Ryberg summoned. The service hag already Brothers, localthesand and gravel conbeen installed in some national forests tractors. have to furnish where forest fires are a more sertoue the sand and contracted gravel as their investmenace than in this state. ment and Ashby Snow of the Port- From an economic standpoint the land Cement in Salt Lake, wireteas would be advantageous. offi- hes contributedcompany cement for tho con. cials declare. Although requiring a tructio, of the banisters and cement small esprite at tho outset this would reinforcements. ' soon be made up in money saved from Col. John A. Jordan. chief of the telegram. and telephone messages construction division of the air mall . beteen the stations. service. scouted the Mee, that duo to r the high altitude eMcient air mail service could not be maintained Pictures Available , the winter months. Duo to ' At Recruiting Office through the comparative quiet atmosphoom here during the winter, flying will net Commander R. R. Mann. local navy be nearly as difficult as in the east gales blow practically all winrecruiting officer. is In receipt of sev- where Col. Jordan said. In of the eral pictures from the navy depart.. ter, winds winter service has spite been main- ment. One is that of a battleship tained in the out and will to kept fleet in formation and contains no up this winter in the west. ., advertisement. The pictures are to be given to the leading clubs.- fraternal Castle Dale Makes ,: 4 organisations and high schools. They . can be obtained by applying to the Advent Cies At Mee. room 'lid navy recruiting Keith Emporium. US south .Mainl Attor notice 'haat boon published là street. newspaper of general circulation in s tho' 'data by Harden Bennlon. sacraDeadly Anthrax Reduces -- tary of state. Cando will auto Modena - Horse Herd matically ha changed Dale from a town to -the, third clam Anthrax hu broken out in the n to n received notice. yesterday from the county oommissioners of Emery neighborhood of Modena, Iron county, county. that the town has now cont. where nine horses owned by C. A. Post plied with all requirements.. - Fo1.4 died of the disease, according to the lowing Pub)ication of a mottos e, state paper for thirty Mgrs. Castle Dale report Of Dr. R. W. Ilomn. who is- will take its Waco among Iltah's citiea turnedr 'from a trip of inspection there today. Ile found that Dr. Post had quar- CARRIERS PIIESEIAT ROA tered his horse at the Peak mirk, while be went east with a shipment of sheep. The nine that died are estimated to have been worth about SIDE OF COIIMOVERSt 82.000, on being a stallion worth over 81.000 and the reretinder saddle horses valued at about 1126 each. Official documente hove been re; Dr. Holman vaceinatod the remain. der of the herd. about SO horse, and eolved by the Utah ''pubilit put the place under quarantine, which Commismion giving in full the stand he thinks will last about three years. who have ap. The cause is given by Dr. Hone; as Of the railway being the excessive dry condition et' pealed from the decision of the state the pasturage. where the horses had commission to the' interstate 'tomIbeen feeding, which invites and Dour-lith- e, mores eommission. in the matter of the germs of the disease. This was ,in the increased tariff lease where the Utah oommission ire fused to allow the carriers to advance Alfred Kreymborg to Appear the rates on coal low emit At Ladies' Literary Club and passenger faresandbeyondgrade the three cent a mil limit, within the state. The carriers contend that the Under the auspicett of the Ladies' ease-granted them by the Interstate Alfred poet club, Krornborg, Literary comtnission was based upon allowing Laat will the and dramatist, appear them a profit of I per cent on their dies' Literary clubhouse Tuesday eve- investment. Th combined renroad Mr. investment in the United Stateu . the ning. Oct. 19, at 8 o'clock. carriers claim. is 111,000.00Q.000 and Kreymborg is making an effort to re- tt Western and Mountain Pacific vivo the old rythmical tertd musinal groups represent a valuation of about ra man. He reads works of literature, SS.100,000,900. Utah is in the latter accompanied by the mandolute, a group musical instrument of his own device. Thie else will be bear& according He itron st tour for the Drama League to official notice. Nov. t. 1820. in the all the federal court room at Salt Lake City-b- y of Ame,ricapt$earing in cities where 'lhat organization hes W.' A., Dionne.- inspector for the commission. chapters. When the Ladles' Literarya interstate - commerce would spend dub learned that he Press dispatches however have Intl,. ofclub Lake the mated that an effort has been made day or two In Salt 117., but no ficials immediately got in touch with to chalge the date to Oct, - action him and arranged for a special re- official notice of ouch has , rewn cital here. ......... - ue suit-'cas- .::1 ICONSTRUCTIONWORK '' held-quarte- I YEAR T Fa-vote- OODES, Oct. 13.A Republican Nearly 7.000 voter were registered in tilt Lako county yesteri rally for men at which Senator Reed the. biggest day. making on the first speech in his URGED BY OFFICIAL Smoot made registration 'loos yet held here. In was held for This is an estimate based on eon campaign servittive figure by county party headquarters In the Hurst and Republican leaders. The rally arbuilding teat .night. In the 78 districts in the city reg at-ill he had it Chairrangements were carrieft Out by istrints reported from SO to 76 Thirit. 8caripti.1 Declares Tax Burden Must man Arthur Woolley, Secretary Wm. ALiMISSItiN persons registered in each disavenue. andl ttrict While some districts reported Oreenwell and President W. W. Rawa nutlltr registration, especially MilIM Seirl,a Johnson. 56 South-- ; Be Lessen'edSays Utah son. In the 44 districts otitslde of the Senator Smoot discussed the League tibdAY iiiii,1 4 &WOW'', by gate Nations and United States finance. cif), tho, averagst0ff lot estimated at In Need of Changes in of ,Witil Villiti Lit. 11,in,e),Ow k'rttAt Arld IlLan between 85 And-6each dislie reviewed the financial history of tomb& the officers-withwas arrested st SAgir House lust trict. the country since 117t and outlined identsifto the lead which might Basic Law. Estimates on the the burden of debt now confronting unregistered Villiam NI, night by I iepi.i., tcation of the thief. 'voters in the county. whose only the nation and the changes necessary 'e.as taken to the Hughes. The Rio In our taxation system to put the govchance to qualify In the corning Mn a E, M. Stinson, 930 here he is bellig held etectilmit will 60 to register 4)14. county Jail. on a sound financial basis. ad- - ernment Grande avenue, reported the loss rigid economr in the 26 and 27. vary from 4.000 to Cur examination as to his sanity. .A lie said the high cost of living is in the book at of stamp of municipal her pocket 8.000. It is Ahought. hos4pver, that of iveault and direct ratio to the tremendous Inflahas charge battery of pubThe tion of our currency. Our indebted been preferred itga.inst hint hy Mrs. 'most of t'hs. left will take cogwindow in the postoffice. and postponement thom nese before the war was 31,000,000,- 220 in cur. nizlnep of the civic oblIgation Scarlet. puree contained lic improvements beyond which is theirs to vote and qulify The attack was in.ufe on Mrs. Scarfn silver; a bank by 000. Today is is $40.000,000.000. were urged $7.50 'retley; necessity.), two oalsolutely let iast Thursday, according by registration on the last lie called attention to the needs of to rehoard of revenue book and a car ticket book. Airs. days. W. H. Belie), of the elate reform, and stated It was ports made tii the officers. she claim-le- d the had before she officer never greater in the history of the in Stinson told the to have jabbed her assailant equalisation. in an address nation thlit at the present time. Taxes the face with a It ton The Illiiti no idea what became of the walState Municipal league this morning. Mims will remain she said, struck her in the face. for another quarter let. Mr. Bailey eXplained for what put.. of a century high or more. The revenue Johneon W1114 avtosli.,1 by a man as she MANSIAIICHTED CHAIM and west 224 levied, A. Mrs. 110,A' are being Meguarrie, rebe laws must crowed a vara Tit hq at Stikte street amended in many poses taxes to spects for and Southgate avenue. Sec.ond South street, notified the they are discriminatory declared that people can not afford When Pratt was ariested he had a worth of and unitiet. He complimented the AGAINST AUTO OfflYEH her $1,000 on that purse containing every SS1.50 police pay cut lip and his face was hwollen, the American people for their willingness in do to stolen had a been 224 and ring officers say. holdings as they are required curtail- to be heavily taxed to carry on the war, and the only protest heard by Pratt was arrested through the effrom her room. Alfred Marta, Salt Lake City this year. If forts of H. M. Scarlet, hushand of WO then, the finance committee )f the senate Au intim o probably will not be the theft Garden ment in some way ix not pomible, found hotel, reported was the disoriminatori feNtutmi of of the W01114,11 he is alleged to have held to the CIIPP of the death of Mrs, W. he said. there must be new ways J. and chain and of watch a the present legislation. 1carlet b said to have attacked. of raising revenue traced the man and to have promised Shelton who was run down last SatWilding, 15512 east Third South Tax Doomed. The speaker was ofso the opinionasthat Profit to on hini a Job upon finding him. Scarlet urday night by an automobile changed the law should be street, reported the theft of a He stated that the excess profits tax rather got Pratt to go with him and Deputy south State street. Instead a comprovide for taxationof on income He re- .. should be repealed. was Not only property. Hughes was waiting when they arthan on the value Mrs. Minnie Jeremy, 10 south manown- - the amount of the excess profits tax involuntary rived. Upon itidirociling the Scarlet plaint charging garded it as unfair that tothe home Seventh West street, informed the on paid by the consumer, but in some Wilbe will taxes filed slaughter against enpay be home.. Pratt is said 'to have shOwn a required er should officers that her home was valuation cases increased to three and five times II. Wyatt. aged 20 years, drive disinc.mation to go further. liam the the same basis of slalomed which afternoon by tered Tuesday amount. is the The man is reported by the oNeers Of the car. who gave himself up to as the businees institution. use of a pass key and the place Ile voted against the original fedto have admitted that he hid in the Investigaproducing. ransacked. . reserve thoroughly reasons as eral for dark and grasped the women by the the sheriff Monday. "What Utah needs is a constitution- upon the floor of the senate.stated tion failed to show anything was He Decision to filo the complaint was the said speaker, arms convention." as they pacaed him. He denied man al missing. Officers believe the he thought there should be one great that he attacked them, éontendlag reached this morning following a con"that tome of these ineoualities inmight before was away frightened bank central at located the Washington, be adjumed through changes contending that he only asked them ference between Al. J. Shelton, hushad completed the job. D. C., with a capital greater than where they were going. The offiers battle law of the state." front tools of of a . The theft in three banks He all the world. any band of Mrs. Shelton, and representaSay- Pratt shows indications of being Analysis was made of the segregaconstruction on under a house I the a of such which explained advantages of the county attorneys orrice thee unbalanced. was tion of the different lev,es. street. mentally h South Thirty-nintSalt Lake system. and called attention to the and the sheriff's office. who developed the fact thatcent Ptoctor, by R. that fact 28 reported had there been of the 45 already The complaint will Include two per county is paying rooms at the White House hotei. amendments made to the original act. mancounts. chargifig involuntary taxes of the state, and that Salt Lake he and voted of one of for them. taxer every of the cent 75 per slaughter in each. it will allege the City pays neceFurther amendments still are when unjustice the sword, draws an in an Lake of automobile county. Salt driving on the tat: sary before the federal revery aye- breathes a blessing on the standards A general diecumion lawful manner andwithout due care Will tern be in a W. Kirkposition to cope with they uphold. kind circumspection. question was led by Francis never has We great financlal problems confront..-- . . "And whom, we ask will the polham. who declared there America The today. original been a campaign in Utah whet' theo ing icy of Our opponents satisfy, and fore Case Witnesses trifle-means for Sugar I provided the ample how long? Fighting for every candidate seeking office did not prom-t- tion of our currency. but there was of injury would mean perpetual reduce taxer and there never has no From Pocatello whatever Demfor way de. or the provided and this is the policy of our war, been a governor. Republican of flation it. will. It how them. it boosted they opponents, deny ocratic, who has not Several Sugar company, officials discussing the League of Nations, would not allow the United States to Randall Jones. mayor of Cedar he Inread Dimension offi- aria other Salt Lake and Ogden people from between seabbard Gov. the the of out. of the sword city speech the Progress." on 'Municipal City, spoke who gave the key note address keep as long as there remains an unrightesi cials of. MarYSVEL IP. county seat of 11,110 were summoned as witnesses be. He devoted most of his time to a die- Glynn, before the Democratic convention In wrong or an unsatisfied hope between cflYAnd-towplanning. of cuesion The burden of that address the snowy wastes of Siberia and the Flute county, and the county com- fore the grand Jury at Pocatello, have Following an address On "City Rev- was the missioners, as to road proccolure, has returned from that city. The sugar neutrality of America, and jungled hills of Borneo. Mayor by enuer," this afternoon assumed such proportions that the case before the grand Jury is being .."It would make America as danand it discus-pio- n among other things - stated was the.. Frank Francis of Ogden, de, led following: state road eommierion Is goirig into presented by 111strict Attorney Smead, the , eubject of gerous to 'itself and le 'others as by 1. B. EVana of Salt Lake. of Logan, structive and as uncontrollable as the Quotes Glynn. the matter this afternoon to avoid assisted by A. A. Law. city attorney A. N. McKay, manager of the Tribune, its moorings In , the visiting mayors were taken for a ,- "The president Ottne-UniteStates cannon that slipped complications., would' waa among subpoenaed. city, inspect- stands today where stood the men Victor Hugo's tale of '93. Ittime sight seeing tour of the the theLetters have been received from H. G. Whitney, who had been sump city, waterworks sys- who made America and who saved give us a war abroad each commisidor county for ing the parks. ssking weathwaa later advised that his ati America. fighting cock of the European information as to what tem, streets and barns. intended in moned, tendance wait not necessary. , the line of work on its This eVeninc they will be the guests "He stands where John Adams stood er vane shifted with the breeze. MaryevaleO. Cockpit. of the city commission at a banquet when he told King George that AmerAmerica Panguitch post projeet, and Puggeetat the Hotel Utah, to he followed by ica eats the land he loved and that , "It would make America the cocking that bids be esked for or gravelHUNDRED a theatre party at the Orpheutn. the mean was ing the road, and cementing certai&S, her grandeur and her wet-tar- pit of the world. It would ,peace He stands where Gen. Grant reversal of our traditionat policy of- portions. ,, Just before the noon recess the conThe city gmernment. repreeented stood when he said there never was a government. It would mean the adopvention Indorsed .the. proposed con- war that could by C. J. Heath has also written a not have been settled Ition crt", imperialistic doctrines which LEADERSHIP COURSE amendments. stitutional better some other way, and he has we have denoun6ed for over a cen- letter .denouncing the county corn.... ' shown his willingness to try the ways tury. It would make all the other minsioner's plane to only grade and of peace before he seeks the paths oI nations the wards of the United States gravel this road and demanding that Offices Close Out of state road commission refuse to wan . Oscar A. Kirkham. in charge of the United States the keeper of the the fo;low the uishem of the eounty ofRespect for Chief Clerk "He stands where George Washing- - world. It le claimed thlt the eounty the social and recreational course of fleialu ton stood when he prayed that this "What would become of the keeper tommimienere aro more intereeted In the leaderothip inetttuto under the diWhat would become Salt Lake ofnee's of the Denver & countiy would never unatheiath the of the world? such a promoting companiee ' to do road rection of the Church social advisory under' doctrine Monroe of the sword in this closed so long as except Rio Crande railroad were works than they are in their offleimi, and our essential eighta could Ipolicy! - How- long dó our., opponents cothrnittee. Pays about 300 have regto med- duty. afternoon out of respect for John H. Justice be preserved without it. suppose We would be Clewed receisPil from the istered for work in the clasmes under Telegrame while anying affairs in Dewey. whose death occurred Sunday European on 'Only by standing thia rock, of Marysvale Commercial club abut this direction. Representatives from -- at noon. Mr. Dewey was tor merly Americanism against which dashed Europe the right to meddle In Amerpudiate" the county eninmiesioners, chief clerk In the freight department the waves of conflict could the Presi- - ican affairs? various stakes are as follows: Salt foland ask the road commiseion to a is our opponents of The policy and was on of the oldest employees dent of the United States faced by a low' their original plane and Lake. 54: Pioneer, 45; Enggn, 19; a begin be could servpossibility. never in the Salt Lake offices. Funeral world in arms save this country from dream. It of paved highways as Liberty, 48; Granite. 21; Cottonwood, even advanced in good faith, construction not is It ices were held this afternoon. drawn Into as soon being the 'Whirlpool of dieand possible. The office of chief clerk, left vacant aster. One &lee step. In any direction It is simply an appealandto passion to The etate road commiselon Ia leo 48; Jordan. 48, and Tooele, B. prejudice to sympathy pride, and he woutd.have by the death of Mr. Dewey, has been University carrieti the nation secure In a word considering other problems. A- - large of Wee Rose Jones of the before filled by...the appointment of J. C. with him over the precipiCe. partisan advantage. the Utah, Ittienday night Is In imminent of bridge would danger our opponents of from Lake to Salt comes Barr, who The founder of the Republican this policyUnited States the policeman being washed out near Wellington. teacher training department of the Mr. railroad. codices of the the make the Denver over Soldier Creek. located on the Institute, demonstrated that 11 tiny party and the founder of the Demo- - of the world. Barr has seen -long service in the rail- cratic party placing their Midland trells between Price and children could take cars of themtried to be the policeman of Green Rome road busiriesa- having for a number happiness above every othercountry's River. In Carbon county. J. selves and.at the 'same time engage in constdPortugal R. the world and went down. of years been connected with. the eration, forgot Ellis dintrict engineer for the state Interesting children' a aetivities. world the of and made partisanship to be the policeman , This evening David Reese will fttrDenver & Rio Grande. In that district, submitted a letter I went American neutrality a national creed. triedwent and tried down; Spain . which was read at the meeting this nish musical numbers for the opening We who follow Jefferson stand where and down, and the United States proposes Preeldent afternoon. asking that this bridge be session of the Institute. Jefferson stood, but we took In vain to State 5upreme Court of the profit by the experiences for George II. Rrimhall will speak on by a, new one. plans replaced re. from whose the ambitions or present avoid !W Hears Three Cases ages and Ile "Loyalty to Leadership;" Prof, A. L. is which are already on file here. party to show there ward, 'S sorrow and whose crown letter was followed by a wire. Oat-le- g Beeley will discuss - "Instincts and where Hamilton led. death." the bridge was apt to go out Emotions" 'before the physchology Three cases wer;. argued before the fixi,,,ii.iign Hamilton thought upon which at thattime was the only of now, department: Melvin J. Ballard will sips four years state supreme ,court today in appeals aratrailkti they thought only of self. the"Tpis A letter was titan read from in. J. speak on ''Conversion., the ReatATest campaign placed patriotism ago." he said. "Why the change?" from decisions of the state Industrial eet" of Teaching," before the teacher trainFireh eekintr thatbe placed par Senator Smoot declaredthat-theLeagu- e, by with the county commiegioneraof ing department; Dr. E. E. Erickson Commission. The appellants are Utah tisanighip above as presented of 'Nations patriotism. How long Wsesteh enunty, the matter of ex- and Dr. L. I..Daines will speak before' Consolidated Mining Co. and Banker'S do they dare- to speak for the great President Wilson to the senate will ritidtng enttle the end shPsu from the Ile. the charities and relief department, Trust company reservations without body,of American eitisone4who form never be adopted road. Ile claim's that a and pageantry, dramatics and socisl Utah Fuel company and the Globe the those adopted as rank and file of the Republicen equally au strong has beer! made alongeMe the danclog will be discuseed before the oath Grain and Milling company. They party. no these leaders session last in the believe that by the rtepublicans Pinte hirhwae for th use of cattle social and reereational department; ' were taken under adVisetrient their Republicanism in a better Repub., of end sheep. but that they ere not -licaniset than Hamilton's, their Amer- - e Congress. I -i-using it and that tho animate are leaniam a purer Americanism than eutfinor up the road wit41 their hoofs., that of Washington? causing revel) dimeiee. The matter,I 'Instruments WEATHER MAN ?EDICTS statesmanship has was taken under eelviee,,ment., into dierepute among. Republicansfallen, the ) men who controlled the Chicago ' Shor ,-;1, hlusical -not Hamliton out of the Republican party. osTiTombn 1 1of now this In te Make Inspection Trip Tom ran trove Vnletat I mistake the temper of the in room borne this reek, Modern American people the Republican bossIn the Home evory detail. Big Sttoot lot. Ideal IP, li Kn,c14ertocupr. rottpral ft,- es can no more lead their adherental Ipestion. A. C. With a preliction by the weather And etIttnekles. away from the neutrality for whichf Priee a asoatb. prtntondent, SUMO, jaae dowel man that the mercury wilt drop to the; harptnpas, 'Washington. and Hamilton struggled of motor roarr an4 It taday. toe tperintendent 4 Ad-- , than they can lead them away from "I Phesa Wasatch $it. S. chiner.).; of the .firegón 'Fhnet tine ',freeting point tonight ritigenis are ich THIS fleg i Atte 'T- - MP Flit Your home so cvlosed to make preparations' to prot,trti 1Vashington and Roeset with railroad. , headquartert Hamilton fotaght. tello, Ida., iirrived In Sett Lake thie yroll of wood (boor their plants ard floweret, too, accord-lo- g Alb.1,143i4isr ' JIIID Prattle,' Nentrai Attalla. that,,corlshildrou ',I many, to report", there will ' 44hb ol the world them , trill never need to spection over the road. 1 In which Is no other natiónal, autumn fair days Fro that policy has hiewhere for HOES cost too much today to t ' Itself so completely' and en- ,puttifted them,- - bffore the real- winter seaeoft (1901 Record GI Alleged their ontertaineast snide after a little rip in i about tinily as the American policy of neu, 'eta in. White earising caution o 'snort , the uppern. or a hole in the soles. ', Anarchist is Sought IIENP trality and isolation from the quarrel' flower'' with the weather con--a, tbs and if European powersi. ' Brion' A flonora Phonoo noising cold tttle afternoon automo,bile-o...3 yourohl shoes to us and rhis policy may riot amtlefy thotse ix being matte byl tonight, ' Investigation Colt- - ti we'll restore them, to their clearing 'of the skim' I graph. I Stoowho revel in destruction to pre-- ; well do and find Ora farm's. Kim. w'nece ehlf of Detsttlaree Riley M.. Reek-'toa- d infil newness ' It may not sat- in caao they les inAtspair. plesure worst forthe 6 pare WI Plano or tr.-eatand fedAral offielela todarAntoor the wash-buc- k isfy the of- their care unproteet-- I Pr piano ittihplay. the - radiators inters Irmoic, tilt e& i reeord of Ben Freeman. 4' yearel ler but it does satisfy those who wo the the vacancy. litarbist-FAtuipp,23 old. the Russian who 'tram arAested on Oboyou.... ship at the altar of the god or po tr 14 in espected that tonight 7 does rarest the afternoon' mothers tootinty It terminate tho vegetable' Regent Tnesdey cfisto 11114 pt.refs-all-Lh ftorfi la -at whose- hearth and fireettle no DoneetiseCari Caresensett net pa,And fruit peasirrii 'war has- placed an empty 'while, he ROBINSCII-BROTHE- M irelman George now centrally located over tho extreme t, - a chilli It does eatisfyy the daughterly was distributing alleged 1. IN, W. southeaktorn portion of nail anti the of this land from tom bluster- and literature Freeman le meld to Wive barometer Is slowly rising at Fait hes tint no loving brother to the woe oin 1. 11V. VV. end tal MUSIC COMPAUY atimttted Whi rite, wenther is hertitye;,- of the grave It 'does sat- dissolution CA). have aid he believed the soviet cos-- 1 Richards. & here. it eas reported ttil Kimball ,pected 111111b tbs Cipetary1 ' litro . listy- the fathers of thie lewd 'and the mer-P' that inow woo fa,Iiirgat Pcwst.;;0, rroyfortt of Ittlea,a toes far illelP0111111 till,. olLoodi thts-la-nd who will fitht rot wine of Vie Save loot itolos." - 13436 Scv State Street ts the present manned in which pvh,' Mahn. ..and kit0e.1a. ergo the. 1.11111 , ' our flag. and di tor our nag virtktpail Irv"'I affa.ro tiro being tanilniotered In ereaber much eoltler Neatia, .; Loh, owildnmelk reason primes the- - rite, wbt-- bony. ;, this oountry., ) and the northwest., no-cl- . 7 - 4, NM Petty Thieves Pickpockets and petty thieves were busy in various sections of Opp city, during the past 24 hours, accordIng to reports received at the police station. W. H. Jones. 231 Third East street, informed the officer" that his pockets had been picked while he was at the Oregon Short Line depot. The thief obtained a puree which contained 220 in money and a diamond ring valued at from 2110 to MO. Hot., could ) 13 ,,,, MAN And Pickpockets ION ',. wd.MiMm,.,.. Good Hauls Made CAMPAIGN CliN FIRST .10 't4-444.;11.1'60- Al' ,,k.. . 1 ,.'. C 4 , :. k , SNATOH SMOOT DBES 9,4s, Ibp,". 171,4i WEDNESDAY . 1850 , .- .11- , , , self-defen- 1 - . , -- , , geti -- - , -- Ato OWN THE KEY 4.11111; reaff-Alexand- eitr-rier- s incr- - A - , er . '.- ---' 1 ,,, I i Brighten up your home it a habitabte, cozy ,placejor . the dull, gray months that lie ahead. & - - for-wh- i es S OSE ROOF - - er ' y Pd -11-it4 - ' -- - - - OVER . YOUR eP, See ourbeautiful and novel designs of wall pa. per.. Ask for a, Color Card covering our paints for In., terior decorating. Our advice on beautify. a berme la vours for the asking. 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