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Show 'ttf' THE DESERET NEWS WEDNESDAY toovo , InWlllr Carrirr "if-- lmiU It r,artd TitTitDelivery rim Carrirr Krrrt Domt Hi, Pifrf ar Ml HwMI Ctty. lakt Beat, GtreolaMea tffifnta-tfif-c Tvl. l-- Ydut Qriii'i Bv.-e- k rrl , li)Mii Plita, tt Carrirr DMnfr ahsold Itlmsalar Tkr imatri. La a utr. Need W, M. C. I II . PROVO, Nov. I The Provo Athtette association n(4tM night and it ana nual financial atatemrnt waa road ahowlnasreeeipta of IT '.S 0 and disbursements 7 ;j a halanoo on hand of 4! Tha players were ya Id th- - season. durinc Jnjl The pat receipts were 1 1.518 IS Chamber Will Hear Talk on Steel Industry Nov 2, Frank O Swann of Fort Smith, Ark and Harrietts Elisa-tt- h Smith of Salt Lake City, were married herejresterday by Bishop L. I- - -- auraetlvtr Athletic Aociatioif in Good financial Condition t PROVO, Xov or ffi tl ! r'eroT' wd Find. Uttle e drult 2 -Secy Elmo Cun. T?ambr of Commrc. men-whos- e mak-prett- ng - gLT 'PROVO, Nelson. Ha will Rosenblatt la IntoroaUna apeaer potentialities of tfaa in this atats vr of the test industry Gold Brickers Club Initiates New Members Not. 2 "PROVO, The annual Initiation of .the Gold Bfk,krt olub some what unique organisation of male students of the B comprised took The ix 'goat" to place last meek be initiated mere uken through the or usual, rather unusual, course of T-.- H. commissioner here0 Tuesday Inspecting (he flak hatchery in Logan canyon which will be Madsen ready for operation Nov. IS E fah P- BY m (Special to TheNewfjL Nov. MONROE. promised to provide a supply of "pawn of eastern brook trout for a start and good supply of stock fish have been provided by local sportsmen. FtAEHAL IS ANYOmnCD. LOO AX,- - Xov. I ..Funaral aervlcea for Robm-- t E Elliott who did hrs afternoon, will be held at thl home of F W. Elliott 151 North Second West at p m. Thursday and tbs will then for Informant. Mr. Elliott wms 7 y.rs nstlws of Robinson. Ontario, Can. although he had lived In the Cnltcd Rtatea the greater part of his life, having been hi business In Chicago arvd'St. Louis for many years. LA9T RESrBCTI ARB AID. . 2 LOG N, Nov. Funeral service for Mr. TT.' K' Loveland. 97. Who died Monday were held la the Sixth ward Thai meeting house this afternoon. lady had bee ill for some lima, folShe leave a lowing an operation. husband and family. a OF HORSE a Madaon. son of Hyrum Madson, who lives on the ranch a, mile from Town, was. severely krckdon'lh-hea- d 1 frkntlous hors. Bsturdsy. bsdly Mm Jurlnir tbs sr snd rend.rtn are conscious. but Hopes speechless, entertained of hi recovery. 29, 6jrh In-- Monthly Stake Priesthood Meeting Held at Monroe L Inspects Fish Hatcberj Fisk and IVIAN. Now t D Cam Madsen wa X osahlMt, arw 'orportlon, at th forum myeljwlll in b4hopeker Thursday oronlnjr at tha Ontral achool hulldlnir Mr b. tall State Game Commissioner , ntnnam Mneonrei IhUJLA Mr.?lof.lh CanTubg -- - IJ7U o J f (Special to TheKews5 - Nov.' J. The monihly D11T ITSELF htake priesthood and business meeting convened' In South ward chapel SunJ E Magleby Inn day with Prest. led charge The choirM. by Thomaa Ran-soSwain at the orwith Hope rFHERAL DATE II BET. A notsd authority says that a few gan, furnished tho music. A largo at-r Nov. 2 -- Funeral service LOGAN, tendance waa preaent Auxiliary for Robert J. Martin, wil be held at their hSSSSKSw"5 separated 'Into Instructions the Presbyterian Church at 9 p m. on the tender, sensitive skin onderneath were rfiven for thewhere Thursday.-- . winters work. tee nail, that it can not penetrate the fieahr-an- dthe nail torn outward almost over night. naturally Well Known Monroe HILL Out gre' tg harmless antlsepdo -- mauufacturad fn ehirepedlatc. Laid How Citiieh anyone can buy from 4he drug atw,. etw tiny bottle containing direc-- , (Special to The News ) tlona Adv. MONROE, Nov t Funeral service -- u were heid flundav In the North ward for John Hodges whp died aft eg ehapet FOR RAW SORE THROAT. a aix months Illness of aliment incident to old are. Mr. Hodges waa boro (Special taThe New,) At the first sign of rw, nr thtoAf IB Wale In- November. 149, and Rmi POCATELLOHiho, Nov. X. Pocaman settling Jn tello ran on a -little Musterole with your to I'tah when a young will hava a new addltloa aoeoed-InWashington county where he married fingers. to He moved to Monroe in Abe late 70 a Virgil Samma, U. 8. surveyor p,rht to lhe Pt with a gen-ti- a grhgre he waa as a mar- genera of Idaho, a former resident of tingle. loosens congeanop.'Hra out ket gardener. well known Pocatello, who la supervising the new ereneaa and pain. The coat of tho expanServices were Tn charge of Bishop subdivision Muaterolt la a clean, white ointment is to be made at the expense of Wglter O Londgreen The choir led sion made with oil of mustard the haa United States It all GooM B. with Madge Tuft at forestry servic and by F. tho strength of the musthe organ, rendered beautiful . selec- will be unique In many way a, tha tard piaster without the blister treets the contour of the will follow were tions The Bent Larsen,; Nothing like Musteroie for croupy William A speakers A. Fmlth. land. Warnoek. children. new Keep it handy for instant Judge H. X. Haves andJoseph Tho Is subdivision Walter Bishop use. 35 and 65 cents In Jars and tubes, O south of the present townslte of Lundgreen The opening prayer was I'll hospital Pocatello and in takes a half of section Hans offered jj Tergenoen. Closing by BETTER THV A VT8T4RD PA9TER payer by.Augut and the oi ground. Mr Samma believe the new addition will waa ,44 dedicated H. grave by Joseph considerably to the beautv of the city and Jensen. says he ha proof that the lota will bo In demand. Mra. R H Harrlman. widow of the Mr Samma recalls that Iota In the old millionaire railroad mrgnate ha boon townslte of Pocatello were originally decoiated bv the Jugoslav government bought from the federal government, with the Roral Order of Saint Sava HI. ranging in price from f 19 to 525. The government still owns numerous Sots distinction that can bo upon a civilian for humanitar- scattered through Pocatello. ian and- roftnraJ-'wffor- t. y MONROE; w. MINE Since the Uyk made by M 8 Rosenblatt of Sail Lake at a recent Chamber of Commerce dinner, relative to the Industry local pee-- pie have been busy calling attention to the Immense iron ore deposit at what le known at Mineral Point In the souheatera part af the county and local bnatnean men are the poaaibllUlee of U, t'Rder the direction of John Rosa, number of local peopl"risUed the --imlnoe Tssadtrfks walsaiA4ee Brra m etek child of high quality arid the samples shown Hurry loves the fruity" taste of California Mr. Roeenhlatt impressed him no much Fig K rup anl H devnr fan to open that he will have extensive test made b the boereis. A teaepoenfu! today may of It. prevent a sick child tomorrow. If con- ,frYtomach",iulVi'u j CommiMion ton, no coated. bttRh bad. remember laa Chsogs in Vote Irttls howsla cleansing I of that nrtrssary. oinai! Nov. eommfaafon I .The IOOAJI, city Aak for yenutna Call FI svrpp" which baa directions officially convaoaed the result of the forma yiuf for babies anaelKIren of all aaa primary election last evening. T ft Rowland, candidate for mayor gained printed on kottle -- Jtvther! You must vote which made no- difference T'allfornln" or yoifvisy. et nn , three ewy In the result; Some of the other CanImitation f sjrup Adr. didates gained one rot each and Wil- Ham H. Isa name i written four votes for auditor, sprout hrlttdlnf tyeeplox sidewalks,'', gained Min seven In all aad ontitllng him potatoes at a restaurant fyr Ingran so the ticket If he so desires. their meatrand various other stunts. "to It la repo he will withdrew bow name bis LAKE itlBL MARRIES. I Nov. Ttmpanogo la American Fork crayon will hi J. lumlsated In splendid fashion. according to an announcrmrnt made o tho county commissioner xsxtarday by Ktrp.irn - Cb Inman, who, on brhalf at tho oJtlronr of tho north and of tha county. rnpiVd for an appellation of Its toward a fund to which rhnstrter-b- i has- already been subscribed for After. Ms Chtpmsntotd purpose.. of thrwondrra of the cave and r ar an attrae-tlo- h p.ainsd to tourlatJiphe appropriation war grotitod. Th cltlxen !a lhjiT4fc 4 of th rountr. Mr CWimn t rio--fun- d of $1 &A0 wuh to Icht tho cav and otirrxlso mak I U 4 je i Da cmizemg;i INIEIEST IN - Carrirr rurr Jieara. Ml - , FOSBEIMISEDTO PROVO, XOYEXTBTyR - HEIUEHT at-Re- We Sell Delicious Many people jarenot yet aware qLthe;fact that we make home-mad- e cakes for a ale 2 to 'our' exclusive retail trade, as well as for serving at our (pur busy store- s- PUL -- KEnPOHIDDITION ' Once you have tried Keeleys Cakes you will never serve any other kind. -- g Taste our Fruit Cake for instance. Its made of lots of raisins, candied fruits, nut meats, butter, eggs and just enough flour to hold the rest together. - .Youll readily agree, after you've tasted it, that , vou C DELIVERED er lit, x FREE. suclvfruit cake before. All Keeley Cakes are Delivered Free at (a.m., 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. w Other Keeley Cakes Ares 1 st - ormer Eastern Scout Leader Named Executive - Cakes Home-Mad- e Chocolate Fudge, Orange Sponge, Caramel,"' Vanilla Nut, Maple Nut, and Angel Cake. (8peclal to The News.) Per-r- y POCATELLO. Idaho, Nor. E. Krlbbe. for several years connected with Boy Scout and Y. M. C, A. work In Toledo. Ohio at which place be set a national record in the number of scout teats passed per boy and waa litchdrge of a troup of scouts Considered st that tfnie, beet In the country, has received his commission as executive forjhe Pocatello Boy Scout Council. Troop five at the Baptist church la now under the charge of Mr. Krihbs. j t i Reclamation Association Compliments Legionaires TfSpeclal to Tha News.) Ida, Nov. L A from the headquarters of the Idaho Reclamation association located In this city, sent to the national Ion of tho American Lesion at Kansas-Citexpressed the appreria-tlofor tha eupport which the Lerion haa given --reclamation. Tbo telegram said that if national expaaalon was desired. If added employment Is required, If more homes are needed to mtsvrTtTjrrofigeellon. If an eipanafon of home markets In wanted for our man uf act or ins. then .reclamation! a nig part of tho solution." It further set forth that Idaho and other western states were examples of national bene-t- s from reclamation. On of the smallest of tha Idaho projects which was a wilderness tn 104 has developed M of new valuation and neerly In roprnaented by. mom than I two farms. Iturlng the war that district gave 1.07 men to the army and navy and contributed In war donations for Liberty bonds more than IS.OBO.eo. POCATEU-O- . tele-pra- eon-ve- CLEAN Thii coal so fasi-w- e ion't get timetir tore it. It contains all the heat producing qual- - -itiee with which nature endowed it." It comet I bins direct from the cart direct from to thejour mines. i j ' Sonnyside " I!, ' , Lapp, $8.25 a Ton ' other kinds of ... tho prevailing higb-grad- e coal prioea.. at . insniutefl would b Immoiflatoljt ty clerk company whirl) Han.en against to nak- JtQOdLho bood--otbo former cK tlerh and treasurer. t- g hJL-rsua4 - Cheater Johnson Commisetoner, and Bertha . meroo commiselon, of Pocatello, and to Iasi me n, Campbell and Lewi, r ami SertfHH hotb - ; -- will Missouri Freight Rates'- - . Marshal Joffre to Arrive succeeding links in the endless chain. It M claimed. In America Next March In Five Idaho Counties Are Ordered Increased . Around World Journey Chinese Owned English (Special JO The NewaJ (Rv Associated Press POCATELLO. Idaho, Nov, The Nov . .Freight ( By Associated Pre YV ASH INC TON, Paper Opena in Peking season on pheasants opened Tuesday Nov. Z. Marshal . 7 at -- Col-on- Jinu el CE Joffre, PARIS, who sail, from Marselle on November It for a trip around the World, wilt eeeeh Sat4lT Wnahq- - eome-t- l March, it was calculated at the forelgh offteea today- .- It wa said he might visit some Canadian point, returning to France by way of New York. He Hpecta to visit the French colony In Indo-Chlaad to make stops In Jatn soma Brlt-l.- h pan, China and colonies. jrhp l Endless Chain of Death Planned for Gotham Rati - ec-p- R I 111 fc I I M ,7 their death shortly after they have beenreleeedto return to thslr f.l lows Expert say the carcasses will be eaten by - other rata. These, in turn - Pheasant Hunting Opens of Missouri on and will continue throughout the rate, within the state month In the counties of Gooding. Lin- coal a'bd coke, road building materials, coln. Twin Fall. Jerome and Caaaia. cement pnil petroleum product were Former Clerk Charged only four bird?, may be taken In one dy the tolsretate With Embezzlement Say end only four bird, may be in commerce jaunlMon to the' level of the hunter's possession at s time. Interstate rafrt an thev were formuSpecial to Tha News.) Increase In 110, lated POTATELLO, Ida., Nov. J Pat Y Mustered be to Battery former .Phelan, Three members Of the Interstate com- city dark, who arrested lata Monday on tbo evening In Payette, Idaho charge of etnbeixlament waa released Tuesday on fl.oe bond. Tho complaint filed ngalnot Mr. Phelan Was tlgned by fSpeclal to The News) Mayer Jaaaa R. B. Budge and charge POCATELLO. Idaho. Nov. I. Mr. Phelan with appropriating 11171 TRY .,THIS-XREDUIn funda and public money, belonging . - , la V. PatcR. adjutant general an- ,r ,r. to tho city of Pocatello while Hr pounce, that a bgttefv of o grttliery, clerk and rreaauror. . men will be muetertd In at Payette tat sccumuletiii or Sircar dimwo. Mr Thelan wan defeated for mayor .im t fetinw Oil MiccrxlXm. Thureday night- and will be officially yvhtchytllle he on the Democratic ticket last rltv eleclc Mutcrivd hr thauMKl rt. tion by n small margin. A short lima recognised by tha federal government. viti- - tlfUiclM 1f wwm'Mn ht know Ak The outfit will be eapphed with 7b mm rpMcr f pf WbTBT 4 ivett9BS afterward ha left tha city and waa said Aim dollar U ih yric thP world om. Get to hava gona to Mexico. The new light field guns All Its officers and Ihfcm r wad a tfruta (Tom found a abonage existed men are former service men. In the hooka of the city part ta Mirmnlt Co., till Wodwanl but treasurer, Av . pprlt. Mlc Fy doiog thto yom no arrests were made and n short time and N abl UMUACI LICKVAB laSt'Blk frm Harmful dma attbout ufi rteftdlUr afterwaird Mr. Phelan returned to thia xiarva-tt- a and POCATELLO. Idaho Nov. Mas. rdurw4it f UriMaftpartly Mit)ia-A4vrtlMaror Budxa aaltf today that suit I flag Uceaag, ware tnu4 hr the eouuta Order by Calling Wasatch P20 - NOW;; AH nt n --F- RESH From the Mines d m ' S --L- A- I ' NEW TORK.. Nov' Press.) f1. An ende KING, Nov. S. The ftrxt daily to by Chinese, the Peking h. Initial appearance yesterday. The newspaper waa planned primarily for Chines student, and, started with g paid circulation Ex-ma- de guage dally here. In an editorial the publisher, of th, newtpaper said: -- Th Exprea, wiu eerv an new field of readers, the clamentirely which a paper published marxiou, in English, which Is rapidly becoming the universal medium of expression In the Orient. io-re- d hafiT or death Is being prepared for he rat population of New York, the An eastern city haa motorised Ha city health department announced to- street cleaning deportment by taatall-in- g tractors In place of horeee to fmf day. A half domii of the city's stx milstreet sweepers. x. lion rat, will be inoculated. It is exaddn aeg plained with a Bran whloh will caom Hiwr |
