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Show t f .. r P , TlIK DESERET. NEWS i Fusel-Oile- d r SATURDAY OCTOIUIR M 102r T Spirits Fortunes for Amgss --Border DEATHS DURING WEEK aeero A etight epidemic of mealee to have started In fhe city during th of past week, according to the report the for th. city health department ' b HKunrr.r corky. week ending Friday, October thta VuKi;. uc. SO Here are u few figure on the bus.netx of the. report shows IS cases of h attentl?f the tin. at Detroit. Johnny Wel'.er Ur make It Half A called to the In all there k. the If jou piefer. Or IVnad'-finale during are tha o.ub all barred hy They and inUw rowadava und unnoi l.e or nld Irjelly. So the) cannot were (I esses of conUgloue bi.gra the during . (aln by any advrrllKitg. fectious diseases reportsd cases of measles, tho w Uesidea oek. ,, "One tanadUu official e.intaira tha: (1,000,000 worth at boot t .mallpox: 10 Canadian rkta ,a shipped monthlj from Montreal to Ontario for'reehlp- - ! there, were 16 of whooping oough; 11 of otolckenpox; ment to the state.' 2 of typhoid favor, "It ia estimated that 100,000 ca. j of diphtheria; Of wlilky puNc hed, told mo that the jand 1 each of mumps and scarlet, were shipped Into the ! suffering the worm epidemic fever. .three border rite of w albervil.e, c,t lt t,f kn,wn jice j j,, j ,Wh 64 births dhows further and The . Windsor, Kniidalch hetaeon Jan.' not? It doea not take any parttoureport Of 1 and Oct, 1 of this j Ur Intelligence or daring to become a and 29 deaths during the week. year. nd "It ass estimated that 161.000 i.urceeeful smuggler. . One need but the children boro.4 1 not 6lrl ng the crutM-the wjtafckr !"urh1W,,h border line quarts 19 boy. During during blrtlut were ! a three-tlaVil V p. rlod of ob.erval.or.. . ,nd'1h Then week of 191. there , lojUet on 10 deaths. and toii'Miiipeion (.rrntlt ImToajMil. i roes a the whisky 'jou bring by the report " It is further shown "Another rstlmaird that ZO.SoO.'iOOj "No one bothers you on the bridge," 44 houses remained In that I ear "unless the rach"d told, yog thire i elite quarts bordtr pl'e your tine at the end of the week because, I named during the year. On thla b.iale loo high with case goode. fill the per capita average conauitiptiun' Iong lines of inutor cars are pate-iv- of Mriaufl contifloui 102 gallons per year. over The the bridge-althe time. Tha pcr'l" 5 cent revenue agenta are few. If they ex- - Elder Nelton Will average In the lotted Hiatea prior to the rpurlog verHenkting of mlnwrj each car actually examined Be Given Farewell It the waiting line would soon extend as nine gallons. the saloon Ho The prices prevailing during the lo Quebec. they tako a chance A farewell testimonial In honor of ;. lattar part of Srjucmber on either'0" ,hlr knowledge of human nature. cars and walk tha alone of line They aide of the Hne In case tola were. Elder Alvin Smith Nelson, who will I look at the faces of thoee who seem leave soon on a mission to The Neth- ,, anuda. I. K.to h rugpon,b, parties. ' Ilave Canadian whiskey (29.611 (I6.6tt you got any contraband?" iOo.no-theScotch 42 00 ask ' Gin 26.00 10o. 00 bmngglers Arm tiiefnl. 'The average profit to the smuggler! j Smugglers always always reply , ia I62-- 6 per case. khat they have no contraband. Th The Imports of whisky into Can- - rhances J are that no further a'.tenttou ada for the year ended March. 1920, hi to them. If an agent happens J were I9.1S2.339, and for the same pe- - to paid Inelde the car he would ended in 1919 were only eee glance j rlod nothing. The rear aeat has been ;il.M0.9l. out and replaced by a .shell taken j 'The profit of the smugglers for which cases of whisky. But shelters I the year la estimated at (100,000,000 he rarely glanocs inside. at the Detroit center alone. , It Is forbidden to export mounted ! Just windy estimates, of course game trophies from Canada without ;but every one who has touched the- paying the duty. I was told by one be! traffic agrees that they are away man: "yet I brought a fine deer head j low the truth. According to the the other day and no one ronto Globe one rum runner nmdi 'saw it. though. It was uncovered In in clear a few months. the bottom of the car. (136,000 profit Of course, .he was ultimately caught. But the smuggling across tha brtdga of the was law the ,and per- is merely an item In tha total. It was majesty cures It! him with It ruthless fectly necessary to tell of It, and It has bean fined him fully (2,000, that being the told of. The river smuggling la tha regular assessment for a first offend- big and of the business and tha most er. picturesque. Cab Driver Prosperous.' Named And I heard of a cab driver Just Committee across the rtTer from Detroit not be Pioneer Ball For lng a revenue agent I do not propose to be too precise In these IdentificaAt a meeting of tha officers of tha tions who was able to show in hi Piobankbook a net profit of (76.000 for Daughters of Utah the a period of six months. neers, tha Daughters of tha Morafford to buy a new car, mon . A L VI Si SMITH NELSON. jg Battalion and the Daughters of I said he, "for threo,or four thousand Twenty-firs- t tn I the be will Cart Hand given erland, tha tha Pioneare, following dollar, run It two months. Junk U. and buy another, If I wreck a car were elected (o the general commitvvd chapel Friday, Nov. 6, be I seldom go back to look at th tee on annual for tha ginning at 8:16 p.m. A splendid proarrangements pieces. A Detroit woman bought" a new ball, Nov. 1, to be given byvthe three gram has been arranged, to be follow, boat to outrun the police boat on the societies at the Odeon: Elisabeth P. ad with dancing. Ampng thoaa who Detroit river. It did. It cut ornate Hayward. Olive P. Eardley, Lily C, will taka part are Kenna Cragun, Vircurlicues around the swiftest piece of Wolstenholme.v Zina T. Card, Elisa ginia Erepse, University . - Ladies' boat-fles- h - tbs . Detroit police could R. Wright, Annie L. Jones. La-le- Double Quartet, Edna Evans Johnson, find. Eventually the police captured beth H. Hart, Mrs. D. IL Livingston, Leona Amott Douglas Strong. Clifthe boat by stationing man at various Grace Skidmore, Victoria C. McCune, ton Jacobean. Blanche Robertson, American side docks on a night when Flora B. Horne, Nettie T. Ilowe. Ida Ruth - Stewart, Alvin Keddington, It was suspected uthe fast boat might Sarah J. Cannon. Lydia D. Hilo Bextet. Friends of the missiontry to run a few .cargoes. The boat Whittaker, Elma Toung, Minnie H. Jams. ary are cordially InvltedJo be presentran Into the dock and the police tag- Alder, Annie W. Cannon, Fannie, C. Woodged It. ruff, Annie Lynch, Mrs, Joseph Jones, : JOB' printing and book "I dont care, the woman ie Lois H. ; BINDING It In Beatrice J. Lloyd, Ethel Smith. Annie P. Paul. Kate L. Burton, West, two That' months. operation, for L. Murphy, Louise F. Rock, Lettie W ere the pioneers 'n Job Printlong enough.1 I'm fifteen thousand Hasel Frank, Hannah Saunders and ing and Book Blndinr tn tha state. ahead." ' Elizabeth JT. Burr. Our .facilities are .the best for handOn Thursday. Nov. .14, the Daugh- ling any class of work,rno matter bow Easy Money Attracts Crooks. . . has brought every ters of the Utah Pioneers will hold a large or how. small. Tha rag bee at the home of Mra J. crook not otherwise occupied to James W. Inch'es, the very Horne, 168,9 south Fourth East street. THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT. Rum-Runner- s oi NKW Mj f ' are offering two special purchases of mens shoes at TVe oorre-pondl- d prices which are very unusual even for a Ilirschman sale. y These shoes are made by two ' . famous shoe manufacturers. l i . j . " You will really be surprised I , a KDB at the values after you have seen for yourself. . l Genuine tan calf- skin (not side feath- wi , i a er) in a variety, of splendid styles. These shoes are of a depend- able well-know- n ft make. It . ,- ne - ' I-- easy-mone- standard brand of shoe from a manufac-- . turer who - advertises rA . his product' iij, the Sat- urday EveniilgPost and , - other leading natural. 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