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Show - , 0 .0,0441 . ..:, !.. ..'.. .L, ,(440-,'- ." ''.$.'',,,,VOROVN4edg.30, '''. . ...,,, .,. .. ...,...110,,,,,,,,.,..... : , . . , ........1.,.........,....,.H.,........,........7.,..,.....7.77..' ' 'SECTIONI-FOU- R, , - , . ' , ,..., ...- . ,..., , - I.M.;,,,. .. ,. t Reviews Lord Mayor's Co . . , f , ...,... .,,....,L ...., Before and ' I T- , After---Histor- . .... . ,'"....',,6'..3..,r,.,A,..., - of. y a. .,, .N, . ..,a , . BoxelderWell ' I electric - , e - , . , want to know 2 the value to Utah agriculture nt a well and an I 1' you . :tic't at 1,,ivi Cio'lot '''' ''' .., - ..,:' Iltdr - ,.. f.S: V, "' . r . .L .. . THE - , , , ' , ,ONCE-,- ' . ,. , , ' OVER . I, I- : ...., .,.,., . ' f. ,ts.nrs,--s...- V 4 , Show in London; Pageantry Dying I,. , - .. ..M.M.M.M........,........................................ - , i '',.. ,....- , .. C .. ' TIIE DESERET NEWS 'SATURDAY DECEMBER 11. 1920 i . ......W '. . , 0 . i , i .. ' ' - . .................. . j , .. . . . i . ... ' - '''."''''''';1 I - . . ''' . ., - ' . . , . .,. -- "1, .' ,.,... ,...;,,,iiieest,,,- R41 - I .::'.. '.. '' ' -- 1,'',;,4 I 44.e.,''t ' ' ,, t ,, ,, pump Meer your sub, up t ) ', 'id ' ,' , ; ,,, ; ME PERFECT PlIcNE. ' .' c4 ; ac.; v ago. Patisfactory resultA .114.r . Neve ., in Zealand inFront Tell of the , ,........ Mem os .,,.., Espeekit'cett into Boselder :iil ,,. Circling arid .... 1...,',, .4 eounty, :. in indiallnalcaoies, - complished hut ,' eV ', Mission Progreso. ''' - ,,, ,, t tervieW "Mr. Repoet-John A. Ward. of ', ,,.,,,,,tt. was i,.' t 4 ti - .i4,.- . '4;.; that Just.as 80071 as a - 7.,, ,. 4, ', ,.. , Cheer.upt Do not worry, you loon; prune-war- found the Mound, View ' fr,rm. . He . i ..t 4i, ,..,,, :eft by itself a few., days , 4 , 1, , , leJUI. if tad loaaer--- vdoom ,i. ,--, 42 grows will make you so ' enthusiastic ..,. over; ,.'it ," Ape '''..4" at the knees ,..., t, , got again. baggy A JUCSON1LItHOLD11certain profes'or ,, By : wells that you will want to see the un- - II 4' ' ..''''''' ' '':.' .," May give us the ,. l'fiCNE! aunn4derthtlesaeynesfe. old pouches appeared .,,,i,, river that lies at the base of !t - , derground i' ' ''''''''.;'--''"7"- , ';- ''' , ' ,-- in, - , - .,.- the wells will : Watch i that tapped by , t ' a squad of. supply enough water to turn tho 1 "', (Special Correspondent.) , ," !building, together otyt OwrgonTet 1:11;.01.,eyetitrifstiace:rtrNivataltiOnmkatettpirt sonOrl: theory held Was that the ref, gtrocky I ,,, (Dile 0.NDos; N,,,. Ig.....oace a year policemen who kept every was that the vineyard.; wrinkled 7 I ',Nat., prune n a .: tut ' , -ciust the tnt t' a$ high of living, the decline prune stones , lI rgrhier7.0, ,' the Lord Mayor's show in Lon- sizes too , weeveral ,.. the aaandth:os'ebiethna.7 in the crisis bus:neva, . labor eAnvd,erwtihtbe i' :ditui:gtev: This pmblem .,,...,,,,,,,,-don is held.; it is an event eag-- 1 e evening a reception wag bed world, the shortage , of rents; etg small for ,the prunes. ' 44011, ',, , W '4 . '1.4 ' '' Don't stew about sleh things- - Sinteell: Prt:or to.. Ther,i where Premier Llold grapes at 120 a ton (they even went to ' 1;,.:'.' ''",,- 4 Hall. forward 44, '',; looked erly '' --- 1'20 tra ' . California this year) the I,' ',show-4M'i-A". year, however, was -, e. over the stewed prime outlook. ,,,,, a day long to be remembered soheme has a certain r --' re , l' , ..., value- -. t . . monetary : ' ; ,, ;w ,,,r ,',-est,. :,...what,Aisaikpollluoi.11wamos,au. z j.:: P'rx,,;',.1,.,..;-4,, 4,.-lie' ha halrarrellIgeti-401Vtite,c1114itillat'would also mvaltrtith '''''''' -1 Then arose the as to .. again,L-question' .4 . ' ,i' now, and t..,, Oven more attractive to the eastern Even the English people dor Pratepoqr L. M. Detien of Delaware what constituted- the perfect prune. . ' iN,,,n1',41.1.1.,,,. l',"!,,,, .., - .. c V,,,a',--- t'' r.)).-- 4" ', e , ' what is the use tourist than extinct polygamy and College announces before the.' thirty. POrrie held that the corrugated or. ; 1 lacking. Hundreds of peoplethronged ',begin to aay,however., -.. VA '., 100 .,' 1. i.e,...., ..,,,,eoa.' i when show never-dyirof ' a such pagentry, legends.-' fourth was telaf of the l'eninsula Nobby-Trea- d skin. was highiy deetrae the streets' where the parade f .... and need' l Mound View farm is on the Yellow- therefrom if Hortieultural , , !, a ..,..,'I'erthe "--- ' .0.-N-, , s. and bunting and flags decorated;!.,n,Lthiligpit"nsettains.e.,1i gone tiit Mani 4 4-, feet PrilP'. is soon to be grown, And .shcletenittsistisenhdairvlbtfoenpreoevrtantotaksitderiingg., ' 1 t,, ..,,,e highway, on that very recently , .: . pasthe i ,it the dieted 'Neer ,' thoroughfare& 1 ' to principal ''''' in bit it wootd ." years comes between ' that Willard paved 1'.'") and Perri. America Is to grow 19. - - Bank of England-an- d .1( '..,, ar; in their own prime. jUKt, over this corner. si'largd. ., x, ,, " ', . I When kir; Ward bought -:....f.I''..At, st imatter for years. on it greeted iI probably ills' out mi.' We'fltsal,WW4w. ?ri ju-IBS' lhis friends , sign with "WelcomerAlderman him told couri"?.', that he i ;in what a section of the Benin. peddlers Jalriee lord new mayor, i wart , .;tise crazy that he wouid etarve , to '- In' Ilia Intrteet, Penne,is i4V be. Mend -- r Prolosatie 10.t.tent" ta - gull Mini hill ' '- 7. tolled-anchimed. corn."Le' ' 1"6 ' 74. death. Why, it was tele Last Chance s 4.... - has not been revealed. .',', .4 4,, , Many residents thstortry-f- or the perfect , ' a .,,, ,..s'. 'y 0 developing Z.,,, L. :, f,r, this-ellmeaning at 12:30 the parade left Guild- peddler' ,and ber;ars Ora the larrs. district! There on a the tree wasn't ,of claim - -' ,.rf " 1 ' ,.. SK 4.1 ' :0i - . theyl,not on4y krowj prune. tmt le it'undr;rFrtnDd he con- - hail on It notable march siting the selling souvenirs ?I Lord ',dailies 4"15',- place and you had to scratch over e LII IV, 74 ,4 our in 4 .4. prone one-ca, perfect if; midst .C4:4-,,tends that ary as impressed that per- teen acres in order to .,..,4,1, eradicate fill - : - principal streets. writer f2 t;,,, ;4',tt ,n s'...1; , but say they could mention big traces. of .wrinkles get a ton of June hb iting,,,t !,.1 Ca; from a prune, by-- - - , .;:e.t.1.:::'''...:;eld;4ktLiftMareteialt;SSPCI,AadiOt. Ig rass hay ! The Lord Mayor'd coach - was the haps there are hundreds .; in time and his address if give it has never the between ' for they thumb and rolling for find cannot work. the who of parade,!. , main feature school in Willard, in spite of to be catty. beautiful hand- he seen so many men out of work. teaching forefInger. - In fact. if ore has Pa- if. on the Mound View Perm That the fact that he was crazy. in miler to Pump Inereesed-Beet- ts ttimmings and- The Fre Three , in time will -of this tittles for elther-beggor irides anything proceeding doing the frontinghie get to painting' Nevertheless further scientific data develop dry acre, . Tont to Tuenty Sive Per Acre. 1.211,--all trace of the thumb - the expehalve - coach. it shone forth a thing. Hundreds - of cripples and and Jr bmoney few years be bought 27 acres 1 will bs awaited with interest. All ef and forefinger-- ,, -- -'' , ..,, - .. piendo& ' beggars are founds- even under the:mars, ,gorgeousFor the ftret tmly helnkid a to font so n produce perfect prune ores to tteaere 'and for the second about not made a cent on them. When I sold and alloAving the other tendants and coachmen all wore pow- very doors of St....Paul's cathedral. -been colossal failures. A Detien explained." sari , P,rofessor t awociation i'd relop so that they may be used in turn. t: far have dered wirs and with rosy painted though it is argued pro and con tha.t, s40. Ile had a hunch that it was a through a fruit grow-vilis every prune-love- r should the snath. that he p.ans an perches men are too. lazy to work, talks w!th good country and so it turned out to make from five to fifteen cents a bush- The only difference is thattheLuro- - prune a- (as checks sat high op never that has plum taken el. American the in which 1112 I with that writer pr.:re shiparistocracy uses the noble be. several During slump a herdsman instad proper care of its skin. The after, bay chargers convinced pean farmer but he didn't fully or rode the pos- of a fence to- - keep months of fruitless searching there: sinniti es UAW he, dug air:veil the beasts from prune hag been . in fact a average will be the bree(Pnr stock of a new great importance. i Pettend,,S2',.."2,,8. 4n air ofbefore 7 me trgn.a.. perfect and hardlir race of prunes." into forbidden- partursaL It is, wreck the procesalon passed are no. positions to be had.. Thers-:ago and obtained & dependable straying Long and no amount of beauty wash-i- t I supply, offili was to time or peaches Thought fore.- he wondered why money spent:of water, 340 gallon, to the quit a thrifty pelnetple of pasturing as ths stately facial ingAnd massage has beeen sufe need; & and begin selling to buyers and specua never exhausts reserve supplies. Attatopy.! That's what cial residence of the lord mayor, the on- such an elaborate show could not, had been uphill n until then. customers." ficient to restore the healthy glow of hardier raee 0q peones. And when we was com- be better given to the poor. for he had had onleCa-nyciwater to , music of bands told that it Other Weil Enthusiasts. youth. get the l'erfeet Rare of Prunes nothe With fruit in abeyance Mr. Ward depend on. and that supply van- Minstonaries Circie Globe- ing. Many an eager eye of old and Inc wflj rema:n to he done hot to get the first in in August when the need was voles most of his energies to fins !dock. theMr. Ward's well Itisis not young tried to peer down the long circuit of ,Lehed Trolling out the wrinkles Ira; tried POMP country to take a a complete e snaking one I mort , of the out ran county, though He on no Some has for the has district He persons greatest that wail suPPlied grades thoroughfare. place. M. Ercanby Elder some the leading prune rnmei.rs Sterling Wells i,ave long been in years over It d of the water from Per- - pure bred Jersey cattle and Duroc Jer- profitable. Into the street to obtain a better brackglobe D. Wright of with Cleo and of Provo, hnor among the Brigham City peach , view. but policemen soon had them Salt Lake are stopping off in Lon.. :17 canyon and in AURIW there wail on- - sey hogs, and sheep run In his peach orcttlarda 4. and from there 'have spread a second foot for sixteen orchard, which 19 planted to alla:fa. back in 'place on the curb. At last, don on their way home. The twol ly lune-haThus the feed 18 clear an an the after a wait of two hour& the leading maleenariee have been laboring in farms. each one averaging 20 LLCM& toe nut or sown wan I detachment of policemen on horse- New Zealand for the past few years,' The well is placed by the roadside, rheep fertilize the orchard. Before the are rourI 2sr W. Anderson He ba back. told that the procession was and have ad some interesting ed-- : not on the highest part of t he land.. as war. ahichincreased the price of teqq.1' I- black-Peat I()if ISinZ a11 Ward f11"etvesPer- - to force and-dn- 't Increase- the price of hogs.at band.-- - To one who bad never. perienced on their homeward Jour-"M- r sp ring on the upper part! From water through a dis- - Mr. Ward used to sell about 76 hogs with, By J. Oren Alter.: a men the more gorgeous receptions of usepipe thee fieseri their the spring he pumps water $OO feet on e trip thrice of 40 rode ping highest cor- - each year to the Ogden packing 'house. former days It was a sight Indeed. It said In that PrsatHE landsman Is well aware or Car Mean Sam, - was Mated. however, that, the radiant "We left Auckland. Aug. b. going Iner of land- rather enough- now-trespecially that dewberries. raPberrien, rational well on the higheet titled to attract crowds to ro up his waete products. A s is natural !duces the 'availability of the daily Where sailing routes converge- portion glory that we made, for the where sweet beans. torn. Australia, min-er- g Sydney, man a for as is He who to due of hie the estimates farm dig deeper. he I that the city-wpresident lacking, Panama Ar-- I canal. on President i Weather and flowers it abort both . that make every summer the record stop, calling report. saved thus at least fifteen feet in dig- - bureau local, Mr. AVarri believes etrike. But It was an interest- - t tt'' totiriut-and-that He lute the Water Piped over the fiertay,,,nc.eonsmei,1 If .ihe- aalvation OrPrepent anO7the weather just plain langoage, contrisue of wmd and and Many faithful ton- who are proceseion is There are a work. well in known .and the good so doing farm Brigham of of he farmer. In the only way the not only has a plenthat which donere who- are so proud to tel weath- - weather forecasts for the various a great need for elders in Aimretie,: titui supply for Irrigation but aim has the farmer ean be induced to lose his Logan markets. It Le not surprising er for the near future. witnessing the procession for years. The daily Z01101, with a brief note on the Iota. a, population of water in the house for should be one of the en- - as the territory . and adopt modern meth- - I that MrieAnderon conservatiem use home etreets and eel lined the than. inton4ity and progress of any patiently there arele.,11 ee in the hem and pasture; for ods of marketing. Mr. Ward would I eggroes for ii phewonaeP a pe 7.000,000 and at the te - storm thwoits!! eleacntdriincetpluamn centers i. lightened the more ignorant one of only 24 tnissionaries.present influence will be his stock. Here are some of the bene- - I even like to see the farrr ,,re of north- and telegraph lines. and ee- I felt within thewhose the pageanuT, The - 'Australia- IS the - the. meaning 24 hours. midnight to ers I a of ern run weih Utah 'UT, their the of wee Refer., It horses he, th. evert--tgilded coach drawn by sit midnight, tolowing the sending of the s packing whO hare "u"'-'- , daily, mail eery for strike. for the common had IS acres of eu gar diteing beets from I own. as stated a unique spectacle. Then tile worldthere parts of he reral district give report. the unit pea canning far- - mote is. 'Strike and Australia which he harvested only 40 tone The. Comforts of a City Home. bywordthis 1 arl informatl On followed the mounted band of the etrikesThese message& , rctu t. broadcasty toallper in- - limithiteld-WfPf ' Cache-- , e wttit-- you,- werk andyeer-aftea gnt-on !thosebusinees i s' in any in their beautiful ...? There are two other note worthy . way al- - i at certall specified hours and wireless, :royal artillery. we were there, 25 tone to the acre. Ars his pump cost ' fected At the Cone? time wave tengtha by the United States Masters of city companies by tho weather. about M ound View farm b csides It le not 'surprising to see farmers was a large gas workers' stalte-- 11.200. it le easy to see that 'the beet !tures But it la not so were accompanied by beadles in dec- therewhich wireless .....e stations at Arlington, generally known. navy prosperity that comes from the along rivers like the tireen or the Bear left the city in darknVss. harvest paid for the pump and more orate robes, and a company of offi- - on, at leastthat Va., (Washington-D- . (7.) ; Key. West, both indirectly con-- 1 pumping irrigation water. but the atutmir Labor party than doubled, betides. his usual return wen, and they arcwen. at sea. no ehipti lo- - Fla.; ttan Juan. Porto Rico. Point lea- matter Mai& including mace beareh. .sword And since that time the the what their the with nected a who sinks well mar in bench gravel cation. have, first,, . been successful in election.; from beats, putting the price of beeta almost as intimate a Texas: and Great Lakes Illinois. bearer. chaplain, sheriffs and trumpe- - has means- - the atrikers will now at ten or twelve dollars per ton. fte-- ,i place the'W ard farm house has all the! needs the faith of' a Moses or the eel- - contact with the '' The time is usually noon tens followed. The many bands added which more weather reports as'lbel, i As Mrs. Ward ence of a geologist A trinitarian idea a of comforta home. city fuller fare and the have well. anal,. by Cutting twice. Mr., prestige commercial interests on land; and 10 ,p.m..- from Arlington., with a to the attractitenese of the,scene. and tOnee you nave, lived in Baltiis at the base of tile- best.of11 ,f'tah do fraya. at had toms Only " vaamak we,calied a .. t,t.aa., asaaciant, one that is i 2,600 meter leave length. the time and to see two bands on horseback was bouroa. Adelaide. Freemantle Lake City and beconie accustomed tolfarining. l'p on mou:ntain is an and e acre o a. a If a,a eight long to be remembered. proximity ot & rough or 'wave length varying at the vether-itelse'.: ,:.,:,'.,:,conveniences. neverindefinite stretch of dry bench land.- in dangerous must and from there had a long un- - , crops a year and the renduetion per modern Perth. have set as in at forth hand circulars ins tions, fartn.." of even on every them do the Lower down comes the Irrigated Arlo L,..ibt., 4...-.Order of Parade. mounts up to six and seven tons. I Bo. without , "e-- ..., a"nnattela formation furnished to all veseer men.--- ' eventful voyage across the Indian , acre - .. of near the well is an ice pond r I bad known highly productive lend, and evon-- covering the course -t'rthe vessel that water Iraa 4;.i....The vessel master at sea thus need le run- The order of parade was ss follows ocean to Ceylon. which Isweottoof thet-i- 27 feet' summer 117 permaturated mer(Obves and,' the tower are altiPplieS provielon Mr. have 'down," saye Ward. "I'd The house is heated yet all "In"-- . of City Pollee (Mounted). most 'interesting places fur- - pastures. Detachment only to listen at the specified hours,. a hot to get more. irrigatodii at"... at air ... by Bow have had. no it charachad 4 Teens but eourse , fountTs age, watch the Mu quaint . this Is done by wireless with his artreloss Instruments prop.- - ,,..".,1 r sette& Detachment of bath room, cooler. land. how to push the irrigated strip'it yr fume. and has The regular people and their Orien- - idea it was loo near." Beet eigher up the mountain. how to pump telearaehy. 7 terry set. to receive the weather report and Mounted Band of Royal Artillerle - teristice of the electric range. electriclights .. 0 tat customs was sometbingneeeeteibe 'nada at all twice daily for the course ahead of Poaches-of all le the Bernie tar:It which Fel:limey, the water from the lowlands onto the twnt...t Gambler", er1111'rva,,tin!.. Worshipful Company of Carmen. Crop. ,, ' .., sevto made was A mates -weetner visit bureau station"! him. The messages begin with the.- ,...,..,.-,forgotten. open- high lands. in other words how to get are well Mi. t primitiveWorshipful Company of Glovers. s. ere - - . ,' says to same teal also at the buried encient euppiemented hours. cities, PWR. identiflirtr so 'and which Clockmaker around '"iru"1;"h"ttrtdesignation,U a dependable supply of irrigating pater,: namelY at II am.-ass - but vaulted ou Werehtpful Company of stationi and vestellt - reporting snd rubber plantations. AIarge ntIM- - toeing bay and beetc-and 1. Band of Cold stream Guards now that he man"' Of Ug frolicked in our childhe be-- 1 Jor every square foot of the farm. this, Meridian time, by observations made latitude rubber the AMerican and (with of her : 4 companies longtank fib, alas:tile is. is It septic. Utah the first the Peelers The only probtem Company. farmer, is has water he abundant Worshipful turning his aboard ship by all vessel masters . of the latter) are given In regu-- It I9 has to settle have agents there, and at Irrigation experts from' fruit farm- more-andWorshipful Company of Basket- MOM- Mill a stock. twen Ogden and itest Elwood. it tar order; with-proI Identifying- - ithtime most of the rubber of Ceylon' farm. And there are other reasons a concrete box. six fetb 1' three o maker& over a mailing journey from the breviations, Therefore the vetssel mass ; ", into two mectione. one five feet 'that the cost of putting a cubic foot of coast days goes to the United States, though a- than water for doing this. There ) Worshipful Company of Upholders. These are collected to someter needs tho by only accept on every foot of an acre radio at the reports office report,' slump in the rubber market has Worsh company of Founders. cherries. but I me ep ways a market for of the d. forecasts lana for the is I that of Bear tea trade. central region lo'ng Ceylon the the river amounts Weather-Bureasionaries. crippled Band of Corps of 'peaches are differen t. Peaehes are a In Washington and intsrest to him. to from S2 to $6.17. This takes planters are now anxious to extend gambler's crop if there Worshipful Company of Horner once on the Weather Map. at This Iii.rriet in Aftantic. Gulf anti elento-reother to the in them America. from fixed trade the aeCOUnt pass the their the and Sheriffe some liquids charges. Lord of Members Mayor you can't. grow them and -A report is then prepared. partly Caribbean water"' haw bet n rendered etm ,..tion , .,,,..epm.0 - they is something about the Bud- - some years and .theatteman. , rbere can t Committee. market there. veers you ve under same expeets soy that in ease a Well I trusimplS, code for brevity.- which for several years, with increatint; et- - ." list temples with their Idols toat, Here e, e,,we1,waitete,9,,,.ahmrt In Carriages. ; ficienry until now no ship having leas-e- them after growing them fifteen year& ground distrihutore each 20 feet long.' ban to be dug. the cost wduld be In- - , shows actual weather conditione a marked impression on the The of InatIona Zone I "circles, equipment is without its creased by 25 per cent. The doesi not vaillna at groups visitor. To hear those weird' tom i In and year out peaches don't :Sir. Ward got the idea from a Year of the Corporation. With twice daily weather reports. calliefr the evening hour of i --p am though SOMP years they do very per and now he knows that no typhoid i seem prohibitive for mote Utah farm- - being stations- between Newfoundland f tome' Band of Grenadier Guard. d Cape Code. Zone !l, hetng eta-I- n the increasing ',hipping since the war ' the pilgrims pros- - well. I'm se diermeed with them I can come near him or. his as long as; era. If northern Afriea. with a The Sheriffs I ,i Iprayer, and to seeface rrom , Alaaka- to ,r as Cape on tho Partite roast, downward on Chan never fall Of call.: 6 inches can suetain life' tione in the southward 1 trwe themselves nt ano the r. tree Wh en he stave at home. State Carriage. Zone 3 extends to t,outtiern Panama, a similar P0rvice. aireadv crops for export. certain- - Hatteras; Another feature of the farm Is !island prod-leA:diernen who have ttot peeved the , the ground before the graven image of- I planted seven aeres to trees In lane Florida: Zone I t adho eastern half of availablo in a limitil way, is tieing Buddhl makes ono' appreciate Chris- the cry WA S for Elbertas in car lots adaptation for pasturing; The whole; ly a ra:nr.li of 13 !riches such as the Chair Gulf of Mexico , Zone 5 the west- - perfected to meet the needs of the tianity. Credit must be g ive n in the:Early peaches go to pieces in pre- - fifty acres are fenced With hog wire, that of Vtah, might t Q do three times The Recorder. .. The water, in in ern half; a nd Znne 6 comprises the marino.r. speé. ial parr a s much as . Aldermen who have passed the Chair. British goverml..." r,,r ,ducating the s..rOng, and the Merle IP the staple and besides there iP WPIi in a bores and whoever can the soli. divided so which acres is are takei that five we of natives state: help but the last! they ture Lord this late The 3dayor. peach of state to get into the national market, six feeding lots by hog wire fences.' the right place cannot fail to Mrike a Mounted Band of 2nd Life Guards . supervision in governmental affairs,. "The Southern- part of Ceylon,' telour peaches ripen so late. Even the so arranged that each lot has access to good lead, a lead that will increase i , Trumpeters. A---and is extremely. hot. but one i Payette .alley in Idaho hi a week a lane leading to a self feeder and a production on Utah- fame. ---, City Marshall On Horgeback. 6 tropical relief R. as This as the beat us. from ,a,, harvested applies I've of la. high Servants State watgrtank.. Lord Mayor's. get . , ----- -- - - ...,,1,,,,,...Toko-1.0,-...-, .' ,!:,:ilaten;,-trittitz-- WOW snointraln fCotombo 1.000 bushs frtnitiatairvgivacreerintt,liderriitatsing-entetwetitturint-at,w4int- e... The National Museum at Nrairihing- - of the spokes of the rear wheels - of and Kandy. There is something about I 11.. C.. bias loot received and on The Lord Mayor. In the addition. toe. this North! lack placed carriage. mission includes Indus-sha- ft Orient which looms up before ns in the distance. As, had begun their radical work. but New Zealand en- on and In a arts is the there email exhibition differental In Ns State Chariot drawn by Ste the atmospbere of the , district has and the Island.South and and pass historic 'Capri it is only a few! were stopped by machine guns tries the second automobile dem g ned closed gh a heaping. being almost a Horses. attended by hie Cbaplatn, the gets Into one's blood, so to speak. and we minutes until we land at the Naples' armored caws. and from our lief, ref- - a popoiation of l,009.000 Europeansl I vans! structed .1m. Charleir E.him that hwis loath to of the: - small differential. Sword Bearer. and the Mace Bearer. :. t - I natives.,The Church 40.000 e we witnessed about windows In Is hotel boat Here land the two'Clutches the harbor. and again attached to t he leave the place. ... tta92 Seomp; Ile.ptenhor. mia-.: Detarhment of Hussars. Alf. work there la .unique among the a o anxious .. to adorn of the proceedings In, front for forwarli we era...tied the Ara-- rounded by small Detachment stone of the world In that it carri es machine wa s successfully operated. The motion. aild one for reverse . They bian pea arid passed- into the Heil Sea,. Sell their varied wares to tho tray- - th e great Milan cathedral. aTt of and are most on of controlled ..0id Men' Predonskinte. down me- first this three by work; up e wer booked interesting acquisition who those tiler. ti departments ' Only Several Th e heat here wa Intense . ...Taking th e train from northern -r made possible through th I lion of thw tstecring tiller. through Th lord mayor was dreed In red. children on board the ship succumbed to Naples, are allowed to land on at- - Italy, we crossed the frontier Into among the- - Europeans. then- the na- obIeet--waover Ilt. wires Mr. of Inglis toprcu. With a comical hat upon his beam buried It gm.- Theaalmon count of a male epidemic on board. Switzerland and stopped at thebeau area. and lastly et the Maori and disengages vr"Ident or the Petroit eadlitoc Motor.: ram. whieh engages which designated Ms rank from hie colored sand hilia along the coast with the majority being taken on to Lon- - tiful city of Lucerne. right in inel.,.- -. rollege. Moat of the work la' Car the clutches Co.. of New York City. Although th i 10. on the and Maoris the earriel among Ton.1.44", not the rt.,' car ma4' bv ; Th. etee,icr roechartiiro le of the under officials. !no occupied heart of the Alps. The winter sports1 'their heat waies and mirages deceive don; meeting Ywithvrewearitelalesetteeettsw,The;Tnttl,one,tefttr ,fe.r.etifil,,,,,,fiette,"fre,ttett-trnsferred through trading rod WOre either beaver C011.1w on their.i the children of Jorael and crossed this i Pomp eii and th e noted volcano. The; pprele plarrolfT En gland an ti France were European portion is also flourilthing bunt betyaitn AuguRt. Iasi, and Rep . I being -r members 5.000 are y t? there 1191. to about . cape or gowns, and many universit Iowans ore fond of roforttn, 1g Naples type mimiair iltinettles ,Th gad successfully penal 4 of' ternber, g for.,th o "Aor toormmenttard i wonderful-seaL. D. S. Chtireh in the miSvion tett) it is a duplicate of it escept in- pivot line of t hroe, kitenlileit intercepts', N8P188 And die,' for the benut3t At Basel we, mot 8 .' men were present.; It, was notable Ithe Sues eorat a Cana the ground,' the plane of the wheels of the place is beyond description. The Cannon and his secretary. Elder D. K.1At Pregent th privilege hots beet having more powerful motor itnit that the governing 'force of London, ti femur. which ,is still toting" in- - th "At the northern point of.the.lited; city is a mecca or thousands of ertiste W inters. as well as several of the local! OtrantI of having 66 elders there, re- If the parade can be taken as an eit- . The of modern automObiles designs e.... i Parts. are as, all eiders come at and end the of from the are Sea southern the them who force. and writers' 'piecing !.,ttiottt on the ehaeyla ample of the govermnental POWer a s in the - fry beginning or l a dile : Just in A deal credit of to oanal altuated little men. the 6 old 1" indeed; ft world the les great And city! gain Inspiration. i a ll old ment very of held tWyn end rear . th which hv we -to went -' there "Prom . parte road the passenger transportation N . fAmbort. w ho forl Suez. which is perhaps the moat , e but the lord mayor with his w,htte of Frons'ittely to Switzerland. were Pimply Ptasce coaches 'i r'''''It' Ittse l,"! le t"' fstremit l' th P n the battlefields of France and and especially during the', coachesdused desolate looking place In the world. It enel the forward end onnpoe. beard and beamins countenance-tol- d on w b er s o rut reara axle "We now Journey by train to Rome. Belgium which are russe'rist bei n g re- - four ears the, truck, mounts, t t l a in The n t f sand slo on surrounded mission s alive a t Egyp.-that ed war. the of hills, not.e Where-ther- e by itept rhat he must be a friend the people.ilis first and second automobiles are 365 hahilita ted. From It on- - i t hin peddlers Infested the ship. bu t it the eternal city, a eget of rico., and reeultirg lan4 . ills eucceneor. President., yea f were simp y converted horn. drawn This Is one office which a "comm one for every day I n the land thence across the --Northtwei, to thre.-nr"- r ,,.- 'n' 't in I rP".Th'' with them. churches to S. arrive is expected the tleorge Taylor Travelin carriages, style er" can hold. thench he litnlittl- MnStle Was Interesting to bargain were we t pa:ticular g onward . 'E're-rI !topped; London . Thly mychlee Ira. iitted ahcut SrDITur. ' egor- - year. for although their prices be a rich man. His term of office i . Milan.. At the latter' Zee. . on In i mnn and at Venice New the commenting field aborvor the wipter of 1393 arilcarriage gsitant, one cap easily Jew Maori Arrictilturat College. 4 tri tt,. 1110,6,1for one year tits--, but durinc that time :th Pprt... of enin vtl- - Along the canal en the east side place during our,rialt- the Bolehevike sand miesien. the &dere he is a real dignitary in the annthor machine wao beine molt titr PI control mothartomo la mold notable foaturo 'This still are wire i herbed , entanglements rotot n a be nr, nonolohi,o Thla lase." Tho tnotivo power of th vehicle is a, ,,.., Aerieulturtil college. lo. the time when , rase s, NInori tro troch;no ,,.Iva. rttnninit !Rif. In We official residence. the Menefee' intact. reminding one of held cvlindor. four cvcie. water cool-- , z single t aro' , - -, st towhich the canal a... there Australians o wc i00 Amor I.an gallant House. is a beautiful ra a 11114 ospelnis doitanod by Pur- - isst andrare. Alt boys enrolled at this proiont! ed -Pl About of IA0.000 day. ISIS. Thenkaring onrino. whosw Orton rod and rrobigo The visitor therein IPPeS arainm the tmelaughts nationalities Th. yea , structure. ,-in at presont thel crank time. F. Earl Stott . ' r aro both anosoil. Ito bort- - at Chicagwhere kings And etueene of renturtes Turks. Many boats of all canal. Cora- heal of the institution. but ho .1- - mortal ',hf i with its through the Past hare been eetertaleed In epee-esin- g trans of camels were to ono often tits labors at and thei shaft the and' crank passed. old complete earringe ppd.(' Of IND 1100K do?. It Is remerkable that the JOkt ''''"'''''''...close which were being ferried scrota the the wibool year. rho college! flywheol locatod at the conior of the I RI snutm. building bee kept up so well. At the; canal into Egypt. IN la below The the Pmt. rehhtle to la It creing Ontritlf. In that the only ore, It is interesting Present time it still occupies a promi.' It-- - We aro the Maroon. In Job Print- "ark. In New Zealand to be rim on theli tired by a ItuhtlingalliOte that everywhere one goes therent piece, among its sister are etateIn Time Lifi....iimz,th thr at,t,. Two Weeks' The for is constant money. cry gorge.: to in, and yen.4, room., intrlde a , head tirrn pivwed striking for band,. the fsvorite snort thong'. an4 oodor: turn an Our facilities are tho best III IR with eontact The meet intereeting ment that the Orient has more no matter how i olely furnitthed. the in the tutorship ef Amerionn rolling, hevrop! , enr"tinIdAoeMr than any other locality of all is the lame gold platters i gars aolubrreergulcMdf liht: laVrrgeoano;.te,inawessomfa.Yllork, be:dAntno"--tlinhn, tomma for Indeed 'Itacksbeeh" won is true. th world have from on rtah. th. , OVER 4.000.000 PEOPLE called on me for assistance during the past year. end peewits! set which are used only i ---battortt'o ) Thc THE ItESERET NEWS Jtill nErr. constantly heard. which means 'a ehamplotiohip for 'general yearn past. fiectrie current 'der .. seete neessions. The great hall in thefts f A? are -A- nteing . thosewho have tried menrePIIY.Striays. former IMUTED,STATES tPurburetnr th 'hear tT" , gi t Msngrlitela ,r,,,.,..- gift.,e lfaitsión Tina se,7sritere---yort...to - SENATORS. MEMBERS OF CONGRFSS. judges of United States Contta. OAK encamPed along the canal intoroodingt for since ita found"ng -- . Vona. es vrell cc officist.. assemblies, ; foil tote fool woo and uwid ' . today ' 1'''' disturb' it ' from ''' -' any United one guard States Army and many prominent people. possible Generals of the - hied It was think the eleh titt ..,.....,,,,enmen take Olftel,, noshes ' '.. a 't micht occur for even now ' ''' ' .: With tlio Auntrallan WiloolOn. it has 40111,71twien,utuirnmiw'or syt,"t "ste tttah:tetw'Irnedi ',' knighthood wee In 'ancets whieh 007(Dte .11 . . -- -. AralYta re In ' , A EVEN POPE; sENEbtat 07,ROMS,.WRCITEABOUT.,11E,W, Ea.Pt . PO 1.4, 1,,,,,,.,,,,,,,4,-rn Aka oo. "'Alt ''ula ,..,tettetr,hetteee,,eptetetees,,,,...,h et,, ,,,,,.....A,,,nni,,,,,,.. fi 4- - A the Ncrscryg, 'A atilt s to'thoDirector of therharmacy Nortuale of Parid. Ine r.r.14.,,t YA71!'rt:tt.,,turlrliforntinry!-n7.1,1"..rt.fr!',it",!-n-.72,.- ' . even 'this rerefrtils entscrted oti .0, , , "'"''- .- -- ,......,., "." : t ri,uo ----,,.......... ,,... ,., ,S4Oe4Ure,"'f .4.1iii.''''.0'" vt ,, If Fop are. weak. Irritable...MOT nowt. dotal To prove to yourt4 what I tan do get year i ,,,canal. we found that the thildren ..k.-iPir011 rilseo than at ant., .., 1 churches has or doctor ere under well: elow, with hie toted in he onet,,,,t. the !the a to of wain take stmcimmt steep blood and i .nlis f your or streets hohr:spettlo,d-on could the nTo or 1 Pace In otoreyel tolsetton. moonen, tho i other le or of blood cd mevee,,ere at porimi make awn toed istit I sapsod it'ldood.corim..! ' 01.r."nnil of the trowy. your red blood saw., , owning I Oostayeet imeri,., ' o right 1.09r different lantrUages. The or meow whoa monies. then try roe for one gnome end ham; tr,,,..1 ovore oonforoono mut ev o toot erne bodily lad mental Mem westering ,. to shoo" attibletaw.hat'whigmie would flow out to rho Can tourist is easily 'spotted' and sue- new ...bk.:4 count' www and we lima rotor EAP it nowt r i 1,,,,,,,,,,31p,,,,,,,,..,,,,,1 therein, heroine you from ebe .triprn awn 'bete. nIrn he'rnell .r, "b. toii,t, risotto.. triet could It w'tich wan from lisomy of London. far 'hick eve;v bonloner' blood or imtile cm in red tire money auxesa kinds of that vendors coronaries haye barrensed and saw roundett making ,all by as never mg well many chapels." retureed to the intm's, innk by murk reel: how the long himeelf to 'see. and oftimes rug yhouirmake, I ormati Utterer you WWI's'''. ,mediate!), he etcpe from the ',hip:. . i nlerrOn of in hoed month. Tho 'toiln , - bock to your isKe hod bow leech :: rote an opportunity. , I am tatittAILgO iltONorgansc iron. I' color bosoms. '1 . .,ana rirojectod xi the reor racralitel Al otb and more steady your sere. ne,,,,. non n.orttinowhoof leftthathrrittopneerbt ...ioni,,,, the Won In mar blood and like Intim wronger 171.0.40ll --GoildTtall. ta stotach. watts, sad aaateg. I relit not isi)ore tent teeth am dinoth roa- r- idr111E- wAir urr...6- the oripigge rliedoe ...4 soreed th coma meerine maks I son stomach.. Ittoodettutsi i the hero forcetel.rod official strong. entirely different from owl& Guild Melt- the supervised the building of erank IS th.41111"1"1"gehgIVY oriates. In a tatitaVe book for a yOUTIM te,rx :01:17Z0b:r.4.7friAr.":0f4 ti:1.trftnylvrt":11. rare' atetafirc frost lodbeastitut. be,fterrimnr-theehrwools esually taiga. Pisces of the'citY ltoretsmoots? NuSi fades slowly away in the distance as licet twed sat kose en nee. Vvatrat boo like ewe. your blood Meows woman It la treating' or man tho young to the The Mediterranean. of tho rootor the for into sat! fare Attoolgott ardor "Vendor Icy,01 its in decorated MIP:osrlmoodowoosthototat. kills ths ' wlsc - - 111"" gior 7 4tok,,,,,,,,,,onito i''. ' 'Lode" iolltarmvs1 Iowa its au."' to ett- the doctrines- of - the gosoel. egii Coo. of rho rvorhoot to It Ewan" beautiful wineet. with their -- myriad manufacturers wig tame: therefore. yew monsy. Gel re.osetts,- A tentAwning was Inwood Ingmmtaat ati f aretraltres, Saki by ....sral. se4 willeh In a li,,4,,,,,clear Poetise. way In the dm'. 0. eat 110dOnti beware I the alsoanblue refleetione the bUilfi.',eolored Yell al italtatom. t- only sto. mow le Too prime'. deep niajning pmrpt tescroge the freet of the historic WOW,. eorrywhors 4.'111 P .. Id goodToo do satire the tali, strength 1'4'1" tablet forts enirtook tee ehe feeeme .14. L t'l" e '11:11 -- tastie -are plea land ordInancesofonty,1 - , oe too 1.1,. EmolhetteVemertitliseree'm"' 'aratet- funnel tn the Mediterranean ton n .. untrinseplymeow every tablet. At aff druggista. --nee of-twhat they aro. 'why they aro neoded Great "Olt di st. ieT,At'''itred trith red cloth. wed the eurfwsc only andLake. earbiene far the t..1.red with 'revered -Ilk k atalaPa ' , il,, . at Thó Eweeres .,,,,n marocket smeeth esatios Ile from are eri.geb ,...1. ,.. , ''. noloPlutr----- aa'r1'" Mount Vesuvius belching bawl Book Piers, Slit Lake Clitzy.e. eownootott he 'Merl,. thsitse to a 1144,0 A,Fiord detachment of Nantes wigs carriage"... ' ,,. Pisla'r lamas- :Xsf , whits...smoke DESERET .. ,,,,,,,. column.. 1300,K , ITQ,112 In Ake, ,,i,...,, of , 'tr6nt stationed ., moldier! wig , . ' -- - I . 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