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Show ....,....ommo0"4177-v- - w mawwww. . ,f.,,, -- 4.....Y4f...........4"...f....N..."....' 47- - .. ,.,..-..- - ,' ', ,, .,,,. ,...., , , , . . ., ,..,,, ".' '7. ' ,,,, 1 . - - r. ' - :- - ,., - - , - - - yr., 0, '.' .4,4, 4""f.f.--'.'--'. 10.4.10., ik,-- , 46 0 4.14,4...44.4.414, p. 4. . , - J , '' ''' '.''' lp,A ....., - t , , - - -- ' '''--- ,11, . i .,,, - ..,,, , . . . , ' k.' .,, ... - rrws DEstitrr ., ,.. . . t TREpuillicAtis-9--- N s, ....... THE q , WAVE OMERS ELECTED AT CHITICISM 11111.111ER - 1 OFFICERS Flfitil BUREAU mEETINg R s , 4 d ''''V4F- ' .te EadlnPOMMID MilltilittIMEEP - - ,, - , - dollIninliMe, IT GECIII.JOHIJANBT ., 0 . r- , , - . , k , . 10 1921 OWNIEEMMIIMO ., ''. . ,310Nalx JANUARY , ' r ' . .L 11 k4 t,,.k '' tillte., - , .0 -' ' AL 'Pl1"..- ....... VINEIMIIIMEMENEMIIIMEMIMP , IFII ke - , I At the closing oession 'of the annual , I MAIL PILOT UNSER HI tion of the Utah &eta Farm 1 : ' . ' E 1.4111j; I bureau Saturaay afternoon ofilcers for ........ ; tE , were was D. D. which the protest chosen, t.heconsirig )ear .Following . t t ifeliaY. kf- Huntsville was made Saturday by citistins of San b. N. Beal of Ephraim wastIrrancisco and Frank M. Silva, Unitail IIitresitient; , -. vice Prksident; end Irm- aMeet in Caucus and -- Select fleck of Delta ec suWatt Col. Jordan. John A. that ' Jaines M. - Thomas 1 manager, pervisor of the air nail service of the ''' ihe official McKay Presidentl curt' 'Th. e. Utah Fartaer,Kirkham. organ' Pacific coast division. is conductini of Utah the State Farm Bureau. the the service of this division in a "dick.. i Senate- - and E.- - IL-- Cal-- 1 Agricultural- - college and other socie- tatorial and inefficient manner." Air , . ties and organizations of the state. Mail Pilot .. K. R. Ungar. chairman of lister Speaker of House. - waselected secretary. Other. officers the Salt Lake mall divtsion of the air -, chos,n were Wilbur Burnham: of Car-- 1 pilot of ..,...., .o.,-- ,,,, Atmfula,...pealsittlawasi44 "zisitttist aletnaltm thw 0 . k man, Ltd John I. Lurion, of Garland. of the western division was not as statit representative of the board of pilots the Thomas-LI- .IleRay. of 11untsvilt'e,, dirtaetors propur care and rePair that . of the nat'onal farm bureau. given It should be for the beet safety of the .- .for president of the tellate, 'wastr.e Th... convention was characterised . . 1 Wilg, fliers." He by Salt maid also the That WM111111011 'of choice a caucus of Ile- Mr, McKay as the largest, niot en- had 'maintained Its Ise 411110118. paistican state reratorl Saturday ri!ght lthne!cetic 'and roost progreesive alit per. linCii.U101,0g tit taXeriesekt'ad-ba-bn''Ileta- l' ilinel, the,firmers- - of the eheer ability of tilu men engaged. .6s'. '' in "Every plane landing in Salt Lake is for epeaker of the hotise by 9 49'ea' k ing el - a he , ''''''"'"'-'17 ntrttlPterettip..centt, rietk e to.thelliet.", ' ther'grewtost ' WIrleVaill-tt,.....,.;catietta,.44f.,,,espreeterttneleseseettekereirtr inaugurated this said Mr, Unger. "The landing field . i William W. Seegrenier of Kanab by Year., President McKay said that at the here is .i more than a bog and nothing ...... Ill , a to 19. Both meetinrs present tilt e,the bureau has approxi- - a great deal better judgment could 4 st MatelY 2,5n9. member& butit was not, have- or 1 , shown in- selecting-a Werfo held in Hotel- sel)1111 '' at all utelkely that before the end of , us when" the land Is 4 'When the choice for spesiter heti the south. year there would be an enrollment, higher." k It been made, 2i1r. Callieter, Me Sees:- 1 I" I , The air mail pilot also criticized the miller and t3. M. .P3rgensen of S..:.!.a, of 15.0,..,.. ' N 1,sla , policy Col. were chosen by the caucus to eunsti- - y. toward so Jordan by pursued 1 Air Mail tute a committee for the naming of 1 'mil HLIEF . Plipt Stanley Boggs. Who. ' hews. employees and other colfleers. The Pena tors. however, continued . their eeesion until practi,ally Cue en- , 41,..w. Nev.. was placed on two weeks' probe- in OPP' tire slate of employees and officers .t 4, ' .,. In4V 6 was completed,. but In deferene',. to -sail the first air snail pilot to reach . - -senators from outlying counti,s. who ------Eidlilliim, ---,,,.,11,, 0 and maid that the aviator, hadpre.,... of the places were left vacant. " An Irish Itellef49e,letY.-134- 6 ---- --- . -- -' -- e- seam - ete- ' 11,: viecarteria th land the 4,14. here to aid in relief work for as he did among a network or lintnlY' potdtion of chaplain. It is wild among .,se electrified theme whoare close utethat the 'senate sufferers in Ireland. and wires A meeting of telephone trolley Iree.. may not appoint a chaplain this year, the new society win be held Wednes- than on the flat tops of two large it is understood the house. too, where buildings. he would nearby. Will dispense with that office. In the day at 8 p.m. at the Knights of Co- have perhaps endangered the lives , ofi event- no chaplain is chosen in either lumbus hall on east South Temple and a good many workmen. To be taken from his flaming , body or in neither, the duties el:i be all intereeted are invited to be preema'', Performed by tnemhers, as called on ent. A statement issued by the com- chine." said Pilot Unger. from whicit he in mittee had rn by the presiding officers. 1 t, , charge uf the organization escaped death by only a womd III Is as follows ) At &Elul...miracle and unjustly critietzedi te -The general devaetation and is not to fair reprimwaded Poggs.! The choice of Mr. Canister wrought for Ireland, including the who among his fellow fliers is rotund-- I speaker of the house was the outcome 'throughout of the city of Cork. dostruc- tired exceptionally capable and of a eplrited contest, both before and Iburning , Ition of creameries and factories and during the caueue. Saturdny afterparalysis of ail induetry, has noon repreeentatives from the routh- complete thrown thousands out of employment Would Take State Road ern counties infornailly got II 'and brought ,umber of the to measere their strength in togethrr support 'people to the great c4A; Board Out of Politicst verge of tarvat!nn. ,f.g.N11 of air. Seeertniller. Wilford Dny. cf ' "Reprisals by the Farewarn cautioned the conferee I of Tst.s have remitted in the 'flack burnF. C. Schramm. vice president that it sweated impossible to "pet Mr. and Of ' of hundreds of homes. with the ing Setigmiller over' in oppoeition to the result l the Utah State , !411:1t that Automobile association. thousands are a ithout shirts, Salt Lake county man. el. 1. Mcor means of support. nt,o Under and W. It. Itishel. manager, returned Shane. of Beaver., withdrew, ta give shelter these conditions. women to and Salt Lake his support. it. is repotted to Mr. children 1 Winnefrom yesterday . a . the regions of Ireland now under mucca. Nev. where they attended the -- Seegmil ler and the bouthern counties in rn rt la taw are e Up and autleNng that parallels the Pike's- Peak highway officials. to fight for their man. They did. r ' - Buy--SIX---re-but theyelosteandeett lantettnereeette meeting 'Orttikoillèd fof the' purpotte oil ,central rope." to further discussing the acknowledged poesese only sias of developing! A Ict!er from Michael Fogarty, the highwaY through Nevada chiefly chance for the apeakership when the It afid of Kilialoe. is quoted in you to buy-thesformal appointmert collies up ou the which . for the benefit of Unmet trade be-- I . the bishop Fives details of conditions. tween floor of the touee. Lelia and Silt 1'ranciseo.1 in- devastated diirtricts of his native' The Nevada state highway commis-The homee caucus was called to orI der by LaMar Nehion. secretary of country where crops have been burned Mon has made en enviablo record. Mr. and many persons homeless. the state F. Statistics Republican committee. 0, " McShane was ebeeen chairnian and showed that the entire overhead inW. Morrison, Jr.. of Salt Lake, secre- Section Men Are cluding engineering fees was less than 1 per Cent of the total expenditures. tary. A roll call ehowed 44 members , is workHeld up And Robbed The automobile ansociation present. Among the absent wus C. A. , ing to have the Utah State toad corn. Hammond. of Grand county. the only 1 Democrat elected - to the Fourteenth Two men Saturday afternoon - held mission taken Out of politics and operI Cionstf,ANAINZ'i ated along lines similar to the Nevada 'Utah legislature. It III .,... and robbed two members of the Den- organization which has been placed the secret ballots should be taken- and ver & : Rio Gra4de sectioncrew- be- on a business basis, according to - Mr.- that :I. vote of 24 ehould be required establiarea choice of the caucus., Tbe tween Twenty-fir'nut Thirty-thir- d - name of W. W. Seegmiller was plaeed South streets. At the time of the Mr. M. McShane and Iti nomination by holdup the two members of the crew DRUG STone. Is AT volommon. anomm ,mmoom,mommalos. S. Winder of Salt Lake nominated Mr.1 were but a short distance from SOUTH MAIN ST. MoM. 2. Canister,. When the vote was taken.' other workmen. They were told the' -with the result as related. Mr. Seg- stick up their band.' and believing the miller moved to Make the choice of command to be a joke pusho.d tire t Mr. Canister unanimous and it Was .501 holdups aside. It was then that the Carrier - Delivery Irregular The house commence in robbers drew guns and forced ordered. the stiou, lit) bertreportedment; to Logan Cu. ' , three was authorized to go over the 1.4t men to comply a ith the Command.. One of the robters I. described as of applications for positions and to 'rho Deseret Lake Salt Newe, make recom menda tions pee prior to being about 23 years of age. feet City. In height. et' light the assenthling of the legielature blue complexion. Fred Marshall, Deportee', By WALT MASON MDR THE DESERET NEWS) IS ALL WTI:11 ALIKE? The senate caucus wae called to (yes, and were.st the time a dark suit 1 order by, W. Livingston, represent- and overcoat and a brown hitt. The By John 71arton. ing the Republiean plate cnmmittee. other wen Plbotit 30 years of age. 5 Fan I Francisco, recently, three d,e!egatps were lynched. thy I ',,, Senator Perry D. Fuller. of Sliver City., feet 8 inches tall. and wore brown WELLSVILLE (CopYright. 1920 by the Ntsociated Newspapers.) I EAR were in jail, their weird to dree, for crimes revolting pinched. And named Senator Harrieon Jenkins for overatIA, a dark overcoat and a of ducks and flock ivhile a bluel chairman of the caurue and,an exec- hat, 11N masked men came, perhaps three score, as grim as doc.rn or:fate, and. WIIEN lind a muskrat and utive session was called. When the -, ht,tR,atic--t-To-lhimto cne resumed it ea., an.. 111-11,5teisickadeeget IN open session-wa- s AIR it was a fhame that law abiding Peo Pie then rent rip an angry-7rrymost leaeld .7ehsen orl Dr. Murkrat's iwtinatrThattenar'r like Antdi, small pond men should thus unshriven d;e. And I fosook tny divers testis t., Weber nominated Sena toe emeeRy- ter! around is likely to hear it. Real Estate Board everybody b' rant around and rail. to eay those brutal men in masks should all be lochcd president and that Senator Henry M. sPI 13ecause the dabchick said the on's MEN thing Standish moved to; make the choice OF like it; all the different kinds.; in Jail. should feel the halter draw, except by coor( 's decree," I PPR V. H. V. H. ?e: of & nIchey, Richey unanimous. which was carried. r .) sternlY died; "we have our law, and it should honOre.d of ponds be found on the Long Trail , a Ino,t be.' ' company, was elected to succeed D. 'I Soweto Employees. south' was the water In them. .11 The people would C. Kimball as Sardonic skate, who stoed at my right hand, remarked, came the ducks. rowing along pie president of the Salt Up Then followed the Peleet!on- - of, 141 41r. .. - not ,,Allit- LOGAN, Jan. thoom monsters canned, Baugh and with their btx feet, ''t'slittrit'agglitiC And 1.0 tht, stare above rts save a, I , eT theeenate eme!eYeee. Gut of a total lAtte nerd Estafe Retard at a meeting do trittoil NI ,, Ill scene of death and woe;the people weary of .the law. it is Ft) b,astiy slow, that may reach it or PV.r1 more bee of the newly elected directors at the Harry Jones of Wellsville. were .ar- their tails the way they . g te9 : 1 ses Commercial club Saturday afternoon. rested Sn'turday charged with assault they get excited. They insiated that fore the end of the fourteenth A fiend is tried atrel;iet1 again, and tried another time, until the wee!-1, ee Other officers elected were A. J. Bru-- i with a lion. Tlioe SelCte,1 Were: , to water Isn't always the ,same. "Fonie Intent with Sons of men forget hisannient crime. weapon And if at last deadly grim can said, drink." they water you For secretary of the senate. Q. E. reau. first vice president; Lawrence be will harm. They should hide hie sodden form. some governor will pardon him before his Mangum. second vice president, and larraigned bodily "and some you can't. You could die .fit Peter-IMiles Kelly of Salt Lake. Sheriff later. e. Palmer. treasurer. -,- - -bunk-4s :,4; si .,7:',r71-1116alinute clerk. J. J,peters of One omen notutense .to Dr. "'Sato'IC." ronrinue as sec- - I.i ere inerred,1111 hfa eustedy.. They are Segel -- .That- sounded-- like may go; the people weary of the law, It IN so deadly slow." I rooked wit71 se. said "Chewee Docket clerk, W. F. Langenbariter retry of the board for the ensuing to be the other partcIpants in the Muskrat. and be ' scorn upon the king who talked in Such a way; I looked with sor,rn. but . chickadee NN know) you year. ' of Salt Lake. at Vellsville, in which inlet's to the with you and find w.lt stabbing , , 'flair , !couldn't think of anything to say,. 5) wants Alfred go Stout. --- ; eceived dangerous William Owen Sergeant at arms, e --The worst Aaron Greenewold ntsmaiSmr. wounds. The latter is still at the hoe for himself. Logr' ,vras , , partsrrerrt-----youn de lie e elerkeeNorman --Weld ,of. VW-hand thl run extPilt uir hte Yohiean-waltThe- - Anterteast,l' weetesa.. ytnelina---Alot-w mr, fv,teti, But....yett,ettal tooiir- ni man-- -- ,e,..,Lakereformereerviee to, beer etterrtelned yet to- Itstee,to,lhi., trot. 41qt:rite of which John Jacob Astor The ,botlyAs' at the S, I). Evans wt-bc company is in rain the water Ali r 'With me., and Feet Waggling Via$ itig Chaplain of the senate, to be left is gin.' Their Their president, carried on tin extenshe tertaking estahlkhment And rain all it? isn't Tails. !ling. Aaron Greenewald, Pt, died at the First Judicial Duties business for morethan 40 years with Them how can water Vel isn't it? Committee clerks. Francis Weizel1.1 home of his ,. !tor daughter, Mrs. Lillie G. how different it really wfts. the Indians and trappers. It was the Dr. Merrill Named different?" former service man of Sali.Loke; just New on which' the Astor fortune Performed by Judge The ducks ?tared 'at one another. !They told him about the big ehips. company Mks Mond Oberndorfer, 1;39 eaet First South r, Neightley. Salt Lake: founded. Consulting Engineer couldn't think of any answer' and the big whales, and the big was He was a veterat Anna street. flaturdar. Standish. Bingham. and M. the were called In LOGAN, Jan. Vt.Judge Albert A. They The medals of MR city. Resides Mrs. Law ascended the bench in the First to that. They couldonly insist that 'turtles Nyho swam on top of it, and secretary of war in 1844 when by Laura Skold. Brigham (1,y. Ca.'". Da- rner-hawas it Dr. Joseph F. 'Merlin, director of and sponges the uli(er starfishes Greenewaid Is slur.- - district court for the first time this It wag different. tonal Oberndorter. vis by the government- that some the school of tn1ne nI .engineet,-- ; "of course. it may taste a littIP- and lobsters. bigger than whole feared committee clerkt as they may be vied by another daughter, Mrs. Jacob morning in taking up the considerato be taken others license by might little greedy-gradorene of his E. Pamberger, and a son. Jacob tion of sprne probate mattera that different in one pond and another,Universityi, of Utah, is in reneeded. the of use dies for parwrong government The minute I, erawnsh put together, that crirstied were On the calendar. Farrell John- went on the doctor. Doorkeeper. John Lilienquist of at Oreenewaid, from Dr-- , poseS., .At'the Present time it is be- ce;pt of a communication Private funeral services were held sen. the new court reporter. waa not get a drop on my tongue I can inound th,, bottom. lieved that only three of theta are in D. A. Lake; Weber to name a choice later.Seof Ftations "GO Go on of said was: it Lyon. suporvisor whether shut he And all tell with my eyes I today. One is owned by F. J. Watchman. Thomas Gledhill of . present and David II. Shaw took his has will tell me a 'tali-i- n existence. If you hur,au,, az. the United States plenty of water chinquarins on' in the is St. viPr land A. D. Rossini- Duchosne. Louis: of another Hynes. place temporarily, mahe it a good one." They eon- - it or whether rli find only bul- President McKay invited the senaomrry?rciel Club crt possession of the Chouteau family of vising him of his appointment as rushes and wappatoo roots," (He St. Louis. white- the third. which was suiting englneer of the salt Lake distOrs to name comm.tePs for Alcohol a names believe timed him Indian make ,Ingle received by Prof. Young, is Wiled by the for his pond cOuldn't Disappears each considered himself qualified. to Disposal Legislators trict of the bureau of mines; Dr. lilies. and the arrowroot be likes! worl. Not then. But.he didn't lose E. M. Severna, a descendant of Sam- Merrill' new, work will not interfer aid him in the election of such bodies. C. Laboratory I and A. U. From s' to remember. next because the Indian used his beet, temper. was uel Abbott. who district repre- with his,duties at the uroversity.. On behalf of the Meese and memFollowing are senators partici aling eat them. too:l This uondof minel Chewea the Chickadee, who In the senate tench's; " sintative of the American Fur '''ftsbctat to Tbe New.) - bers or the Commercial club; Presiall muddy and fishy when the I ed to ro with them, sat with his ; JoGreen oa John W. Peters. Brigham Bay. of two ice has been on it a long time. hut l Will Present Comedy. ...i. and his beak wide open. "I'm dent C. B. Hawley extended greetings LOGAN. Jan. ' seph E. Quinney. Logan; Rufus flask each containing one gallon of Ws sweet again the inintiteit tills with, eyes to have adventures," $aid Ixe, of the - legislature going Layton; David Jenfen. Ogden: to each member Veteran Pre.Man Railroad d br been,. atnimmt.'.. the topers rain. The biggerthfi pond '',Nothi,kithapPene here at the pond." the Thc5 Thit y thtrd-ward ,drarnrttic club Thomas E. McKay. HUMFVITTP; Riturday and ageured Club told you a lot of the lees you notice the change in it."1 (Though makere the Commercial Is Summoned by Death will present a fast moving three-an- t TL Smart, Borisevelt-tHarrlsocollege. YOU did mem-Iturdrink right the happen each pOIW that of its can't citing things , Jenkins, Henry IL Standish and An- take, together with their' gerrice durd The. theft is understodd to havo toe- - the biggest pond of all." comedy In the. ward amusement hall quacked the there. lie just didn't know how oi1 ' toinette B. Kinney. Salt Lake; Perry hem. would be at Ralph W. ftrawfórd. 7, a. resident I curried were because he was during the holiday' vacation ducks. 'It's the btagest one we've they Thursday and Frnlay eveni1g5, Jan, IL Fuller, Silver Clty, and H. C. Tebbe, leg the present session of the legis- --land was not- diacdvered until school ever iseenbig al the sky," ttou'ye used to them.- of Castlegate, Utah, 'died at a- local 13- 14, --the -tat uro. Pangulteh. were The flasks kept 'reconvened. illness isti, that meant-thof the I now in In guessed A Portionletter been by Sunday, has following The they k oc o'cl hospital piece sharp. , The house members in caucus connection in the laboratory. wide. Next seory: Chcwee Wishes Ile of two months. with the building it might In a locked cabinet ocean.) Then they , rehearsal for several weeks under the Were: N. E. Iverson. Brigham City; alcohol being used in soil analyst& talked salty rooms doe- - Could Swim. are once. to to at that tell the well a be dining D. trying W. and, direction M. $ay of Cummings Charles G. Wood, Treeton: Luther ltr. Crawford was born at McKeesyou. private ones If smoothly running presentation is Ilovrell, Logan: IL J. Norr!s, Ran- l Providedas forwell entered it: He 1883. at March ma L company's ItePuing plant and as port, Pa., billiard Interest card in forL. Anderson to The cast Includes Special dolph; R. J. Douglas, Ogden: H. A. rooms. Murray. Ha is survived by hie wife. the employ of the Pennsylvania rail- enoon. Sterling H. Nelson, David W.. reading and library rooms, floderberg, Ogden; A. R. McIntyre.' Amendment Mrs. Cecelia Anderson, three daughSchool is All and Imo). Buried Be swimming a was A. L. D. man Darold Ii. Clawson. and tryinnasium a road when Wednesday Cummings, young Ogden; H. IL Crouch, Morgan; it son and a brother. facilities aro sit your disposal ticket agent for that company for SS Fife. Lillian- Swenoon, Flora Meyer- Harris. Lsyton; , A. W. Morrison, of these Shown in Cache County Funeral cervices for John Ander- ters. trait that during the be came to Utah in 18011. hoffer. Marva Norton and Anna Snybefore yeers Stockton; May Belle T. Devil!, Clem and we sincerely L fourteenth 'melon of this Utah Matt o After coming toUtah be waa employed der. LOGAN. Jan. 10.--a Ineeill som who died Saturday . vein he held Rare Old Medal is Clegg. S. 3Y. Morrison, Jr., Curtis Y. ' roe will maks use of the the Oregon Short Line railroad and Clawson. S. J. Quinney. Jr., M. S. lecialsture by of committees the legislative Museum meeting to Cham.Loaned Sec TAICP and club at Commercial end ward chapel the Utah Fuel company. 'He bad been Winder. E. IL Collifier. JaniPill her. of the chamber of commerce and Ro- La. the Murray Commerce." with the latter company for the peat George AV Welch Salt Lake: Al- ber cf club. the city school board and I p.m- - Wednesday- - The' body may ' tary O. Utah of Coughs W. A loon to the University four years. ma Swenson, Moen: StephenI. representatives in the be viewed at the residence. :6: GerJ. T. Fin Hagan. Leominr.ont Cache countrs Patine; Heber htrn ars this folleivIng I nrorinney soon, thirst Innamtmnion dimity Crook. Frederick which Surviving medal. an Astor old was Hensler; at of museum IA legislature.-committee 14 avenue. a.m. from mania special J. Me Murray. Poynter F. City; Shane, R. W. Crawpram irritation is .retteard and throat den. City: David T. 1,,Will, Spanish Fork; 0. en the, day of the (a- pas made by the Philadelphia mint children: C. P. Crawford, L. Marysville: R. A. Meeks. Biel- - named to saint in 'hieing that the pro- to 12:30-p4ntin' leoWe, when you ewe ethable. urse.testd " Crawford. ford Jr., Miss Elizabeth William A. Knight; Lehi: James D.- Sevy, visions of constitutional, amendment' nent'. Interment twill be in Murray In hundreds J. W.' Panoruiteh; Henderson, nen: with Rasissued and H. Mra. 1,63.t, R. Nichbista Crawford James B. and ., , Thorne. Pleasant Grove; cemetery, Wilford Der, Parowan; .1. Wilson 1m- No. 2 as voted upon last fall, are made City to tbe Lewis, all of Salt Lake; Mr.- - Or. G. 11 well, Goshen: imbrand Sander, Ver.. William W. Kee", effective. The committee named is - Mr. Anderson VAS born in Sweden. of others to- be used as gifts laT.litirrirane; Waiter nal; David Mille. Eureka: P. C. PeterC. and came to America Indiana and members and workmen Fleming of Garr. Ind.: William ,I. .11". Robert Andereon. Attor- Dec.. of composed Lyman. Kanabt II5t. miller. Gunnison. Ephralm;.C. M. Madsen. American Fur company. has Crawford of Franklin. Pa.; and Via II , Blanding. L. E. Carey. Fruitland and ney Roy D. Thatcher and Prof. Wit- - In 1824. For 10 Yera he worked as- at thereceived a on; L. E. Whitmore,. Price; J. Frank Charles Dalt Petersen. by. Prof. 41.,evi Edgar W. B. Veasis of New :York. L. Olson Linwood. attamtitter at the American Smelt- been la , ,, .. ' il. 31011fenSen, Killion. Orangeville; . Ii - rcancel . , , . i RememberCommencing TUESDAY Morning - t. I . Of . . o, -- A. :- Lake-diviat.- r Sy TI-st- --- v5 , field-furth- er P. ---- 'il . - Ono. e- - - ' e - , you a , now at - 3 - 11- Y . 1 7S Shlrts kt;'1) , A . - -- - , e , . - -- ' , $2.50 and $300 Values. Lot No. 2 - a ---- ' - -- - ------- ,,,L-k.- Or Three for $4.00 r 'ti ctso 4:110 41t:,,, , C117,t7f Slogan Stock shirtsthere's fairly good selection of - will pay neckbands if Itii-ho- i . -- - , - ! , ., 1, soft bosom sizes. ... . A general cleanup:hey consist principally short bosom white and reasonably good line of Ilk i , , - - 1 - Ef . . I I - .. , Lot No. , - . W e want you to stock up at. Pre- W ar ,.. - "tnr - -- t . ' A , , Men .. MenofSaltLak - , ' - ,Oesseerwriew-reettrfreete.toitireattek- ull -- treas-lcisc- -',- k , r"ie E..'..1t.,-Califete- ' shirts e change the , ef - e .t. right. not-exactl- r THE CLOTHING SALE -- - Continues All This Week - - AN 'II id '0111 112-11- 4 - . . -:; 1;-,- , OMMIIIMMEMIIIMMMMMIIME The Law's Delay The Barton Bedtime Stories . , x STAINS -- , r . 1113 MST 4,..5 001 110 "No-ma- eh 7- , 4a" L : 4 I - ' to-se- y c--- s4)mc-prfso- n , ' ," er It , -- 1 , nt - y trti-,es- I twer' , , - of , : want-taste- s, company -- - ' eft Ad-Si- , 'MI--Ba- -- - al cng ,.. - - c --- - - tater-rtsing-- --st - er - d. re John It - -- . Grow Better Nil , It - , - , . . , , , , . - . . ,, - ' . ' . , - lots TS . - 1 ; i ) e . ' . . . - o. , s s ' q ' . .. . , - . I ,,. , ; - , ' I. f N. - 4 |