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Show V Th-- "ir i -- i wi4. t & V Kjtots w"fn wwfy V f wtai4nc,Nr j ,, m mnmuj4sn t V rWf i i r V Colorado Rivet Project Will Be ' sad friends will be present and elsh orate preparations are being made for Relieve Headache after-effec- ts R-- r i p- - - i tives. Financial aspects of the question will bring delegates from New York representing national financial Interests. It Is expected also that Mexican Interests will be present. The Boulder canyon dam on the Colorado svstem, wtlt project be discussed and all questions relating to the Colorado will come within the scope f the meeting Tho league of the Southwest Is com. posed of state, county, city. Industrial and corporate representatives in the ' southwestern states Beverel their entertainment MONDAY NOVEMBER 1 14' 1921 fs .awmiiuimiiiiMiicamninHHHwymiimimHmnmiiinin!iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiniiuiiimmMiiniiiiiiiiiiiiimiiinnniiminiiiiiiiiniiiit!Hjiinnmimr., gueste come from Logan, Brigham City little Musterole, rubbed on for- head anil temples, will usually 'drive and Sanpete county. A Meetirig'Subject r( 1 THE DESERET NEWS away headache. A clean, whits ointment, made with oil of mustard. Musterole Is a natural remedy with none of the evil so often caused by Internal medicine. Get Musterole at your drug store. (By Associated Press.) RIVERSIDE, Calif, Nov. 14 The 38 snd Q$ cents. Jars and tubes; hosColorado river question, which has pital size, 3 Better than a mustard ramifications that extend bevond the plaster; Advertisement, many states through which the riter flows, will make the convention of - the league of the aautfiweat to he held here Deo 8 to IQ, a meeting of na- tlonat Importance- ;- Secrrfaryof-th- e Interiar Fall, a number of government representative of vauoua dp3rv menta, as well as congressman. Sir Adam Beck, head of the hydroelectric corporation of Ontario, Canada, are expected to be present. There win be, delegations from Ft U. S. Sailors Devotion. Lou la representing the Missiifeippl And Resourcefulness valley Interests, and of Chicago, repreLakes Great Interests, as well senting Save Sunken Submarine as of the United States Chamber of Commerce, In addition to tho delegates (By Associated Press.) from the southwestern states In M- SA?rp?7DRa, caTrrrvdrrTr. ite- -- tendanco at-t- h. contention. Invitations have beep sent nut by sourcefulneas and devotion to duty of Secretary Arnold Kruckman ot the the officers and men of the United league to President Harding, Secre- States mvv were again' emphasized tary of State Hughes, Secretary of here recently with the raising of the1 War Weeks, Secretary of Agriculture submarine which sank in 33 feet amt Director of National 1arks Math-era- s intrrest insofar particular as diacuaslona 111 affect Interests of these departments akhin the territory ifcf 'CptaradqTtar.suctr lea It Is believed that President Harding and other officials unable to attend will send personal representa- i Slight Increase Shown In Juab School District (Special to The New ) NEPHI. Nov 14 Clerk Donuts Wood of the echool board has sent a report to the etate superintendent giving the echool population of the Juab a hoot a total district The report 1 show school population of 24 as compared with 1 21 for the previous year. Two years ago the echool population wee 1 23S, Indicating a genera! Increase the past two years In this year's enumeration 458 are boys snd tzt are girls. Tho report la site ni Clean! because It shows only 15, 14 boys and five girls IT wo did between tho r ot4--tbrea not attend school yean d airLfcfilW1L10-ebay a and. one The follow Inir ie the population h districts No 7, Mona 143 Vo. 42, Npb Vephl. 424. No. 3, Nephi, 215. Vo 244. No 5, Levan. S40( total. 1284 VI C t 0 1 e. No.80 $ioo RE6. U. IT a. PAT. OFF, il end-onl- y i-- a . First Number of Nephi School Paper is Issued (SpedaLla The ewa) NEPHI, Oct. 14 The first Issue of tho Vopht- - High - School ClarUm uaper pspared by the gfodenT of the Nephi high school has cpme off the press ana created considerable Interest smong students teachers and under the The N j,n8on of th. dlrJton of M1 AItapapefli Stanford with Fpglish department, drowning two of her crew. ('every two weeks After several unsuccessful attempts to blow the water out of the Bountiful Second merged vessel bv atr pressure- .- two To Hold Big Carnival bis electric pumps were adds Tf fre ad ?' e rii (Jl fiy ff ed to The' to The News.) (Special and the auxiliary ballast tanks were 14 ROUXTIFTL Nov Arrange blown free from water by the air 4 remaining In the ships air tanka ments are now completed for the After seven hours pumping the bow Carnival" to be held in the Bounticame to the surface; But the stern ful Second ward during the week, comwas still resting on the bottom, being mencing Tuesday evening Each of the inclined at an angle ot 25 degree. following1 organizations will contribute MuAll the water from forward ran aft. one full evenings entertainment. leaving the forward pumps without tual Improvement association Tuesday Wednesday anv suction, and the boat was sinking evening, Relief society, Primary and Religion Class. Thursday again. At this point three men volunteered Sunday school, Friday, Carnival dince, evening to enter tho R- - through her con- Saturdav The following committee have been ning tow.r, to lighten herof bv blowGeneral, Alvin Sessions appointed the after chairman George E Garrett, James E ing tho water and oil out fuel tank, and then endeavor to move Burns, Mrs i J Muir. Mrs. Alvin Sesthe forward electric pump aft. The sions, Fushla Btrlngham, secretary-treasurhouse Waiter H Stringham men. In diving suits managed to get Franklin G Pearce, Stable the pump aft, only to have It con- chairman W U ker Mrs Walter Ftringham, Mis boat The water by Ia, J Muir Fackreil Lucy publicltv, tinued to sink. s Sessions, Trvin Belle F S Alert chairman Asa last sc sort the UCardinal Miss Blanch Lewis Bumineham, Henry wer W Stahle contribution Joseph Knigha tender, snd the Tug anchored to the stern of the R- - ton chairmap A K Wlnward Frank Ooodfellow Misa Ida Pav, Mrs A FI and as rumping continued the subMrs Irvin Fisher conces marine .was soon clear of the bot- Winward, sions W It, Smith, chairman Frank from t ot waa than Kb. pumped tom e Leonard- - Ta)V Mias Polly I! Ashdown, within, and the reclamation work at Holbrook, Ira Curtis. Mrs Mar Wood, onee begun Mrs. F M Christensen, program or Heroism dlsplaved by members one Mrs A L. MtrdoniM Mrs chairman, John HM1 WiJHam I. the R-- 4 crew all of whom at s lonard Pay H'lev George old folks William time worked 28 hours withmi retie-awas chairman bears subsea In liv.ng, Fnsign Page Arwell as Dr J C Stocks. Dinah M thur offleers naval hv praised llanon Candidates for of the eariflval a eie chosen from tjueen the various wards In Sixtieth Anniversary South Davis stake and out of 18 conRose received the Of Wedding Celebration testants number Ms Mary of vtes The ballot-n- p Planned by Nephi Couple highest contest closed las! night. Others who were !n the and running t Special to The News) on the heels of Miss Rose were - 14 Mr ' snd Mr. eKse Janet Mss Roberts West I, of Bountiful. fet yieptl Aftoa Holbrook. Sr. r ejodiog out ! Longlev A. Bailey. tnvrtaMew ( swiaJives duil Jrifno TT wiik eveaUnr sad tFe queen will reign each evening dur nnl,vrr-T- i' their sixtieth wedding week is to be bed in the the which ing - movement ha'l Thursday, Noy 17 . It expected that about 300 relatives If, i Ward p ! It,-40- Isi ; er short-circuit- ,'STrrxlO APORATtf Sealed WffiT U 10 cream left pure- - beeps freah; t ! Victrola models. One of the popular-priceIt offers the utmost value for the money a value made possible by reason of the twenty-thre-e years the Victor Company Kas devoted to d u le-f- i the art of n. pUoe-Tutzad- This instrument has all the exclusive Centerville Girl Injured When Auto Hit Pole MamiUons Smart Shop- - Today We Start A Thanksgiving Sale of Smart Fashions AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS Prices Lower Than for Many Years. 200 Plain and sound-reproductio- Fur-Trimm- ed (Specii.ta Thw-New. V BOUNT1 FUL. Nov 14 Mt. UML of Mr and Mr, w.az " Ftr.cper of Cf ntrvlU erloualy Injured when the automobile In which ahe wa riding to Salt Lake crahe4 Into . telcphoue. polo. Satux day Mlaa Ftreeper waa with Roy Slmmona and when riding near the Smith Brothers nnr.ery' the steering gear Flmmon broke suffered a sprained ankle Mis Streeper waa precipitated through the windshield and suffered numerous cuts on the fo. and a broken Btrr.p.r, Ullam dzughtyr $36.95 fo $87.50 Originally $55.00 to $1 50.00- OUR SPECIAL ASSORTMENT of about 20 garments IMPORTED MODELS of 2 and DRESSY COSTUMES specially 25 per cent to 40 per cent off. from priced, SMART AFTERNOON DRESSES Crepe de Chines, Tricotinek, - Satins and Can--. ton Crepes Special $25.00 to $49.00 HATS GREATLY REDUCED Newest French Models and Street Hats $12.50 to $25.00 t. See and hear this Victrola. Any dealer in Victor products will gladly demonstrate it. New Victor Records issued on the 1st of each nose 44VOr(T DllCHTEHt BIRTH. BOUNTIFUL No 14 Mr snd Mrs R H Argyle of West Bonntiful announce the birth of a daughter Centerville Citizens Wake To Need of Improvements month. is V Tils masters mxce icauiwof Thi trademark and the trademarked rordVictrplaHidenufjralIourproducta. CENTERVILLE Noy 14 A mass meeting wae held In the Centerrille ward Chapel last evening to ta k rlrat over the advl.abl!ty of forming a boosters club for the purpose civic betterment. It was snggested of that cement sidewalks be laid in certain sections of the town end that tha town In general be beautified. Look under the hd t Look on the label I VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO. Camden, N. J. V i t WARD C03FERE4CB HELD. CENTERVILLE Nov 14 c,n. con-,felTie! ,rS W,r? heIlJ ,U opeakers oH Kolwru and Nicholas Smith of lake, who has lust rm !h African sion Molln selections with piano mis were rendered by the ill in ims: aBMMBSnHMWRUiiunuiHniiuniinmHiniiiiiniiimitiiiiiiiniimiinnniiiniiiiiHiiinmiiiHnmHniiBmnMKHsiiHHHHiwDHWis Lindsay sisters of the L D. & School of Mitaic. The Centers ille choir. Under the direction of George A. B. McIntyre sang with credit some specially d anthems accompanied by oral weeks ago Mr. Folkman fell from House, then right about In double col- - solo Mrs Nana Monroe. Refreshments forms for contract and fcowd. togsther wtth warnn breaking both of his arma umn to the bank where they sang were served and dancing followed soloists Representatives plans nod profiles, whoa prepared may hs of the Stained at the afflcs e( the City baft America Thc Mar bpangled banner 4 presidency of the staee were presenl He ba not yet fully recovered. seer ttpoa depoeit of five (II So) dollars. ea then to the j)ute gave flag of Five Are Convicted The right Is reserved to reject aay sad hoard from each aulxilary. the stake marched bark to the seboolhouse all bids. Aged Man Admits He The boa of the Amerurn Legion On on the high Main street Gambling Charge iBy , order of the.. Boardw. ofA CoramteaiaaerSL Broke Windows As Had marched UATHAM, Dairy Barn, Implements high school band and the juntle band f to The Newa ) City Recorder.' Special o an as At tnualc dork Flret PubMcaMoo Nov. IS. No Job or Place to Stay furnished t And Alfalfa SOLDIER SUMMIT. Nov 14. A gun Burn meetinghouse embly was bad in the Ladt Publication Nov. it, !1L r pram was ren arv excellent t where the . hotel week last Ilky Liberty Nov. 14 48pMHaI to Th. Newa.) otrPEXr Henry HerbcrLTfl. rtrreU th hmw naa filled. io over-- , ,, NOTICE OF SPKUAL TAX. which resulted DELTA, Noy. ; pending nctlon many utre turned away not Mrt tha ah- - f held arthe city jnU 4 raid on the place Thursday Lfquor tenc. of the entire family the ecu zed of throwing flowing In to able frb'ral of ofllceri, get being the fedon th. Xarmhay A basket ball rame between tbs was found behind the bar, officiate de- -i of n bruk through n window in He toT th purpose of eatsnding the StreeE Francis H Henrie. on tho is alwas played clare and the proprietors. Joe Bruno eral building Saturday night Legion and the (own hors burniS would WMt he return to have said In the afternoorf " The r ora was 32 to and John Morgan, were arrested The Lidding ha, tea imrled sad confirmed , leged to P"the o' the town team ith more bricks and wnssh more win- 12 in "ell nd nru.yyjShD,f aVde commudos. and children bed alt gone Henri. A grand ball waa held in the owning he had hurled two bricks awar dows after ttutUrm Nov. 11. 9iV all of whom were cra nd return a bis In which many military features Were arrested five alien window Upon ftW fArm Hands through d special tax la levied opoo thy werJa tho convuted of gambling In the Justice! v m he wae taken into custody by Detective given It la And each f tied $25 llowiag deacrltod real property ta gait Pitt T that a smokerpremia.. daring the siaamthought George W ardlaw Joe one of Bruno, hotel the to wit proprto be city with hla cigarette, for fire The aged defendant appeared eiiiTji. Idaho Guest arreated laat bv the I ia Lot sad 4 of Bile Tt. tetr was discovered shortly before 1 pleaded at hie arrest and said he eras Grangers couni officer boot- - 7 and I of Blk T5, bte 2 te f IncL of Blk. aniFfined $75 for te secure to owing unable employment 8 of Blk. VS. Lots 4 En Portland Later , Route ha bv to IcKKtrrg, wa arrested asl sad f the?1, Blk M four fclg baga ot wool, and to the Kdeeal officer- - and the Ijote 1 6 7 and I ot Blk. were practirally all that waa aav.4 government keep him for a few hve months 3 to $ met of Blk 43 and Lots 1 w Lok op fop or about aix Vew weeks to The rptjnth two largo alfalfa seed Macks; and two (Special FMk 43. Plat Aa Fall Lake Cuy ftwr of Nov 14 Arrting In IUT?E Id hay etacke. a dairy barn well equipped vey. ahottirg on both otdeo of Btate Street. and a!4 contents burned: th. PROBATE AND C.t ARDIANSHIP Booth Temple to Fourth Fitting Observance is Boiws early thia morning member of donth fn Salt .ij not take the . . NOTH . ,, lV City Itah and ta dve and parablw is whtch drte otAc Gvange ration Held stored about I 00 bushels of wheat Panguitch TnetlTiir4Tr Forttand will bw the guest three e)uat annual Inotatlmeni begianlag November Ji. 1922. if any Inst allmeat Coit'iiU County Clerk or eapectiva ?rnd by Jesse Hulse About 144 In of the eitv for the daj laforeeeld Ik not paid oo the date wfcea Murray, Henrie renting It No inanr-anc-ofo (Special to Thafcewa.) aikners for further Information an Idaho had pro become same the vielor waa .carried. dne. thea number, whole the amooal Armlatlc. 14 Nov PAVGU1TCH. I of the tax durta breakfast at the Chamber of unpaid at the time aad observes NOTICE TO CREDITORS. flav la due will become dee aad pay fittingly taken a whool children Commerce and were afterward Dam promptly at a. man aA American able and Fire Destroys Home draw latereot at tho rate ef to Arrowrork will, F'st of Alfred Marttrscn. deceased flag bv automotiiw each carrying a pRnie lunch at Arrtwroek thev Credit ra will preeent rUims wish vouchers 12 per cent per annem watt) paid. Owe from the district school bulld-In-toe After more of said inatalimeota ta the order ts Plain City Citizen marches Will return early in the afeemobn for to the Mnderaign! at the office of O H or north then corner y bank which are payable afmwoaid. or the to tho Temple street Baknxn V" 14 ejiat k in U.c (Special to Tho News.) at any dm within fifteen days after the of January, A. D 1922 day PLAIN CITY, Nor 14 Fir. Cannes HASSA CROWAV ordinance U vying the tax became effective! " Scipio Observe Day Adminhstratrtx of the eelate of Alfred Mar- and one or more of aaid installments to the by a defective flue deetroyad tha home ALL FAT PEOPLE y tina n, deceased order tn which they are payabia, er the of Looter Folkman Sunday. All efforts Various With Programs . . Jtu1.kJn.a...axmrar - for admlnit- whoie 4SZ.WI4., of nalghbors to save the building and THIS KNOW SHOULD 4413 tratrx ia Installment dee by day any f-- PMIrman the (Special to The Vewi ) SLO2JL Mr a em e itatitaii. wu.Uhareafand lateeset te psyiag e tt etod d . and eeverml children ea. y.t SCIPKN Nov, l4.Arnrietlce day wa w rameu Marmta PrAil epectal tales are payable author f tb . f it emped In scanty attire, the fire being ..riniuta. Proand or ettU mor tndebt-- d te fittingly obervel here today Room -fke City end County BdUhLf It. dlacay.red at befora tho family tih. reaction of this HuMma .fteeti. grams were given In alt departments Salt Lake City. Ty had risen. f Dated at Bit Lake CHy, tTtah thin remedy to tablet form. M.rm.la of the pubhc sthool. An enjoyable eveoff?Wk f thxcty Recorder. Salt Lake City, 4 ly A member of the family had lit tha rrmcrlpttoa TablMs raa b ehtaltwd at ad ning was spent by the citizens of Sctpiot NftVcmber th 121 day of November v furnace and returned to bed just ha-- 1 drag ers the world ever at th im in the Social bdiL The following pro- ROBERT IT. pro pose la wt be received at thw fore lx oclock. A few moaieata later b rnc, d im dollar tor a cut or you Troararer Nov City rendered l a. clock am Teedy and Collector ? Community being uni(l f frram America.' invocation La K, h " Taxea the roof of tho house was discovered the Fourth 1921 for constructing pr,c f !? MerTTolr., Mil Wowdward KtrMU Lighting Dtatrlot No. a to bo In flames. Tho loss Is covered-bBanner." Avnee Rtorm Fewer from "H" to N The Rtar Rpangled Ars pvtrslt, Mkck. This ssv Vmvsmi so Ins, eolo. Socond and Final tuiuaia in the oa file to lnsnrsnre John oration according Alla jiiane Street, Mm. Mathews, for 1st 4 for vtnivnt sssrclss r ssettsv fog I e aecond office the nrt puhnc.iWa, Mow. fcsNo. It. tm. misfortune Rubins to Tift -' Brothers, City Fnxmvr rdoitlow sg b svsrfst body to Sor- quartet, the Laat pukUcaila lastroctlone to bidders specifications and tall bt Folkman family this fall. 8v. tbs tasii Adv, ,x. Oettysburg across, Mise Emily S pairs, Victor Talking Machine Co. CamdenJJ.J. io-c- ti retr-,,tfttlv- lli. Stafk I i la. clras I tt w-- a It two-nlow-ir 1 h - J. w at J-- -- kef"? of v Tl!?r' 216 .SOUTH fUiMSt j flHr "WUK; life-tim- b Suits and Coats ( is Victrola patented features, and is of the .same high- - quality which has made the Victrola the recognized --standard. Its -- sturdy- construction e insures a of service. n ui - 0b-e-;tr ltl. iJo1 v. Rob-i-yt- y Cot-Ut- n; 2. 7 |
