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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER. HYRUM, UTAH UTAH BUDGET SICK WOMAN lug The Elks state convention held at Fledges of loyalty to the nation were renewed by officials of the railroad brotherhoods In addresses at their memorial services Sunday at Philadelphia, at which Theodore Itoosevelt was the chief speaker. A storm of cyclonic Intensity that swept .over central lower Michigan May 0, caused the deaths of at lenst three persons, Injuries to nearly thirty others and did property damage of at least $1,000,000. Italian coal miners at Centerville, Appanoose county, la., refused to reg-lister, and the arrest of ,fortydlve of them has been ordered. an-mi- ni Balt Lake last week was a success In GtlYlilG SPELLS every way. Three Mexicans were sent to Jail In Delta, Millard county, because they Restored to Health by Lydia had not registered. PERIOD OF LENIENCY ENDS FOR first' opened Chautauqua Murrays ELPinkhamt Vegetable THOSE WHO FAILED TO June 4, and was attended by large PROPERLY REGISTER. audiences at all performances. Compound. A shortage of registration cards caused a halt in the registration work I was all run dnm. Enhaut, Pa. Government Sets In Motion Machinery had men reg616 weak ufter Park at inwardly. I had fqmaletroubu, City for Effective Enforcement of Penand nervous feeling istered. alties Upon Those Who Would and made been my head have A number of arrests WASHINGTON. Evade Selective Draft. for INTEKMOUNTA1N. and Santaquln recently at Payson Herbert C. Hoover, outlining his often have cryin In each Two hundred miners lost their lives without a license. fishing pells and feel plan8 for lowering food prices to a Washington. Orders for the arrest case a $10 fine was Imposed. A a result of a fire In the North Butte I was not safe. If of labor representatives delegation 21 Unff' congressmen, said it was vital that of every man between the ages of pilnes at Butte, Mont. Twenty-eigh- t Everett Graham, 19 years old, of Tark f beard any ne com. I and 30 cannot show a c who Will Inclusive, killed nelwouMrunsnd food by fit the imprisoned miners were rescued conKress r theadmlnlstration wa8 accidentally tiie door so they certificate of registration for war ser- I lam Hardy In a friendly scuffle over a (through the heroism of one of their control bill immediately, would marnot see me was vice provost the issued by inumber. , revolver possessed by the latter. Settlement of the newspaper and shal I tried several doc- 11. on June reweek general No further Information has been d tors and thev did not The state road commission last mogazine tax problem will be General Crowders orders In part me so I said to from the Ute Indian reservation taken by the senate finance committee $101,000 worth of for contracts help signed : say fol1 gueg, mother be of number a will sura where spent Colorado, A like of in road work. revising when lt reSumes Its task I will have to die as there is no help Quotas are to be assigned to the In Utah this for lowers of the Chiefs Polk and Posey tbe house war tax bill. federal government the by She got me one of your fim me. several states la proportion to their were reported to be making threaten- Ore-n- g of L. books and year. Senator Charles McNary my husband said I should try population as determined by the buexdemonstrations. The region Is re- - g0Qt one bottle. I stopped the doctor's to succeed the late Clyde W. Lindsay, county farm appoInted in not proporcensus of reau and the and without telephone communi- ator Lane( wag sworn lQ June g. He suffered a badly broken leg while medicine and took Lydia E. Pinkhams tion to the registration. The result is pert, ,caton- Besides Vegetable Compound. It soon mad! I a succeeds he as is a Republican and failed to cranking .Jbis car at Provo. was change in me and now I am strong and Montana was the fifth state In the Democrat the majority representation that every person who haS left his leg his leg, right the breaking is Increasing registerseriously Augustus was do all my work.-M- rs. arm fill of for to recruits her lunion quota In the genate Is decreased to 53 with badly bruised and his light Baughman, Box 86, Enhaut, Pa. who have those registered. burden of the regular army. At the close of re- - the Republican Increased to 43. hurt Why will women continue to suffer Ample notice and every oppprtunity cruiting June 8, Montana had 834 war in and day out and drag out a sickly Weber countys consolidated schoo: Prohibition provisions' of the new has now been given and there is no day volunteers for the regulars against a army law apply to the navy and between to existence, missing three! Is spend preparing longer any argument upon which the system fourths of the joy of living, when they install quota of 752. to heating to $15,000 marine corps as well as the army. An conduct of con$10,000 can be can find health in Lydia E. Pinkhame fixLee Caldwell, bucking horse rider, opinion by Attorney General Gregory apparatus and modern sanitary doned. Compound? who claims several riding and rope- boid8 that the statute covers all the four of the Vegetable . If you would like free confidential adof leniency has now tures in three and possibly The period has been mlutary forces of the United States schools. throwing championships, address vice efcounty Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine It Is requested that every chosen captain of troop D, a cavalry whether on land or sea, and not the passed. now Maaa. 71 old, years Co., Orson Lynn, Creer, Willard arrest made to detect and fort be organization formed by eastern Oregon array exclusively. to registration who one of the original pioneers of Spanish persons subject Friend of the Animals. qowboys as a unit of the Oregon Nawar R0Umania is sending an official have not registered and to bring each Fork,' and a leading business man of and Baileys success in Barnum itlonal Guard. mission to the United States. The case promptly to the attention of the Utah county, died June 4 at his home rare animals of the Orient rearing e a wool Twenty-fivhundred pounds of personnel Is not yet known here, but nearest representative of the depart- after an Illness of one week from In captivity is principally due to while old at Cottage Grove, Ore., at 57 a is understood to be a formal and ment of justice.,. complication of diseases. the extraordinary magnetism and acents a pound, said to be the highest The penalty for failure to register Wong Sang, a Chinaman, was saved ffection of. one called Andrew no one ever paid. for wool In Oregon. on June 5 is Imprisonment for a year from violence at the hands of an .in- ever heard his last name the giraffe Erlce years wool has ranged and enforced registration, but General censed crowd by the police after he man. He has traveled all over Africa, from 85 to 40 cents a pound. Crowder immediately after registra- had attacked Fred Johnson, aged 35, Animals love him. A few years age An estimate forwarded to Washingtion day recommended that local regis- In a cafeat Salt Lake, beating John- when a monkey was maimed In the ton, by P. V. Fitz Gerald, secretary wires for the greater army. tration boards provide further oppor- son over the head with a club. circus and was to be killed, Andrew o Governor Simon Bamberger, placed ha8 cars of lumber, abou o I mterceded, saved the monkeys life and! for delinquents. The naval collIer Jupiter Twenty-si- x tunity total registration at 42,428, and rlved lQ France Secretary Daniels an The department of justice' has noti- be used by Ogden contractors for lohim back to health' The mothe number of persons claiming exemp- - Lounced June 7 laden with 10,500 tons fied United States attorneys to release cal building work, have been' requisi- nursed nkey Is now Andrews shadow. Among tlon from military service at 26,290. o wheat and other supplies. The ship those already arrested for failure to tioned by the government and the his other small pets, each of which has Plans for raising the west's share sailed from an American port without register, providing they have now reg- lumber sent on to Fort Douglas to be some special cause of gratitude to the In the $100,000,000 sought by the Na- - any intimation of her voyage having istered. used for the erection of barracks. trainer, are a blind dog, a house kindly tlonal Red Cross society were dis-- been given out In advance and is now General Crowder had nearly comThat Is the cat, a parrot, a chicken and a white No button no booze. cussed at a conference In Denver par- at anchor in a French port. pleted a draft of regulations to govern ultimatum held out by one Ogden sa- rat. Wherever he lts they take poticipated in by representatives of ten exemptions and exemption boards and loon owner to the younger, patrons of ssession of his lap, shoulders and knees, FOREIGN. t&tes. The campaign for raising the A Swiss citizen who arrived at expects to lay It before Secretary Bak- his establishment. This tavern keep- and talk to him and Andrew talks fund Is to start June 18. Zurich from Jassy recently, reports er in a few days for approval. The- er sees In the selective draft act a back. They all seem to understand DOMESTIC. him perfectly. that there is much misery In the pro general believes no class should be ex- solution to one of his chief worries. After one of the jslx supposed kid-- 1 visionai Roumanian capital. The city I eropted as such, bfyt that local boards campaign The greatest clean-uShould decide on (We- circumstances in since the inauguration of the rs of little Lloyd Keet.had been t crowded with fugitives from , rMe Put l Back, individual case. He favors use I paigns three years ago has just been ( The decorator and his apprentice struhgup by the neck, a mob com- Moof and the eastern part iposed of prominent Springfield, Mo., ldavia. of some device such as a jury wheel completed at Salt Lake, according to a were g the bakery. citizens returned him and five Two of the principal factories of the for drawing the names of those to be committee of judges, who inspected i They, were about half way through .other suspects to the, custody of the German the various districts of the city June 6. their task wken the master decorator trust have de- examined by the exemption boards. gunpowder .sheriff, convinced that there is grave clared dividends of 20 Divided into ten parts, the heart of came to look round. per cent and two CONSCRIPTION FOR CANADIANS. doubt of the guilt of the suspects. The apprentice was splashing the of 16 cent. of these Three others Salt Lakes business district was canper Mike Moore, alleged in factories are subscribers lime on bond wash' about. The master, not dividends for vassed Liberty paying Premier Borden Pfesents Bill for Comithe killing of Mrs. Alice Dunn, was ten which was doubled last year. on June 7 under the direction, of relishing this waste, said : Mind your pulsory Military Service. 'found guilty of murder In .the first capital to said repare who eyes, lad. The present political crisis In Spain Ottawa. A bill for compulsory mili- merchant captains degree by a jury at St. Paul, which was characterized as the gravest The lad said: It is all right, sir, I resent word in business eflatest the service by Canadians between the tary deliberated less than an hour. have just had one eye full, but I didnt which has arisen in the last forty ficiency. In the bucket President Wilsons war message, ar- years in a statement by Senor Groiz-ar- ages of 20 and 45 years was presented Progress, inarching relentlessly for- waste It. I put lt back the'lious6 of commons June 11 by in and note foot references with of ranged making ward In its" ordained duty president of the senate. Sir Robert Borden. notations to make lt available for de is about to a Lake Salt city, The Swedish sailing vessels Alida greater to During the next seven months, Stalled study by schools, has been Whats your favorite animal? and Helene have been sunk by a Ger- keep four Canadian army divisions in sweep aside another old and poetic A goldfish. It doesnt sing or have in pamphlet form by the A third ship was the field, the enlistment of 70,000 men (landmark.' The Amelia Palace is to man submarine. to of public information. be new put out of the house at night." building halted but was permited to proceed to keep five be torn down and a A jury in the district court at Sand- with the crews of the vessels which is needed, he said, and on site. its divisions in the field 84,000 men are (erected erson, Texas, brought in a verdict of had been sunk. SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES A total of 129 miles of highway is needed. There is a greater number of of guilty in the case of M. Alvarez and Y. the to under be program A from Vienna Allens Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder to b improved dispatch suitable men in Canada. It has been shaken into the shoes and sprinkled In the foot Garcia, on trial for participation in denies a in Utah commission road state the an of be decided that they should Petrograd report brought bath. It relieves painful, swollen, smarting feet the Glen Springs raid in May, 1916. this year. The roads to be built ure: and takes the sting out of corns and bunions. All Canaarms by .compulsion. being to army deputation at the Penalty "was fixed at five years impris- sent to Petrograd to talk peace con- dians, under a law which had been on Logan to Garden City, 40 miles; Used by the British and French troopsrelief lor certain '' a is Foot Ease front. Allens onment. , ditions with the Russians. Ephraim to Orangeville, 40 miles; Ce- tired, aching feet. Sold everywhere Adv. statute books for forty-nin- e the years, Because he referred to a sailor dar City to Long .Valley, 49 miles. Capt. Allen Tucker, master of the are liable for the defense of the counmaking a recruiting speech in City steamship Orleans, the first American try and liable to be sent abroad if the' Conditional Power. R. H. Siddoway, state fish and game , Hall park, New York, as a monkey, vessel to reach a French port after Can wife keep a secret? all aliens ruled has that your in defending commissioner, decides that government 'Abraham Salvianski, a medical stuSure she1 can, if she doesnt know Germanys declaration of unrestricted the country they,1 should fight beyond who have taken out their first citizenfor to sent was the prison city dent, ship papers may take out' fish and what it is. submarine warfare, was presented its boundaries. two days. game licenses. Heretofore full citizenwith a silver medal by the city of William H. Queen, his wife and his Bordeaux on his last visit to that OFFERS REWARD FOR SLACKERS ship was required before hunting and daughter, Miss Eleanor Queen, a school port. fishing privileges could be obtained. Edge Governor of Idaho Takes Steps teacher, were murdered near Mount Throwing Utahs two squadrons of Headed by Maj. Gen. John J. Per- Enforce Law. , Registration Pleasant, N. J. The farm buildings shing, its commander, the first repreJust as nerve wear-i- a case of kidney cavalryand battery of artillery into were burned. A so is kidney trouble a cause Idaho. Boise, weakness, of one campaign vigorous artillery, complete regiment sentatives of the American army that backof nervousness. who made failed down Anyone who has Good progress Is being the slackers by the Is to enter the European war disem- to run batterwhich consists of six four-gun headaches, blues, ache, nervousness, joint committee of four railroad broth- barked .June 8 at a British port after to register June 5 or during the period, ies, is required by an order received by dizzy spells, urinary ills and a tired, erhood leaders and four railway execu- an. uneventful voyage on board the of grace allowed, by the war depart- Major W. G. Williams, adjutant genworn feeling, would do well to try ment, which has expired, is to be eral of Utah, from tne militia bureau tives in settling minor differences White Star liner Baltic. Doans Kidney Pills. This safe, reliain Idaho. The governor has at Washington. waged growing o,ut of the general agreement ble remedy is recommended by thouand Tecla San San Salvador, neighfor a basic eight-hou- r day, according boring towns and villages were de- authorized the payment of a reward of sands who have had relief from just A 15 per cent incieasp in freight ' for the of arrest $25 such troubles. slacker. to a statement by W. N. Doak, vice any rates between points within Utah is stroyed in an earthquake which began The total registration under the president of the brotherhood of rail- at 7 oclock Thursday night and concontinued to essential the absolutely Utah Case way trainmen. tinued throughout the night, accord- draft law in this state went over the operation of the Denver & Rio Grande, Mrs. Charles W. At Interstate cereal conference has ing to advices received from the presi- 35,000 mark when Adams, Elmore and Independently of a receivership, accordAdam, 2717 Quincy Oneida counties were heard from. The been called to meet at Kansas City, dent of Nicaragua. A. E. to of tthe testimony Sweet, Ave., Ogden, Utah, counties are Fremont, ing Mo., June 12 to 14, the department of says: Heavy liftvice president in charge of operation Two hundred girl students of the Idaho and unreported ing was responsito take has announced, Owyhee. up of the D. &. R. G., before the public agriculture ble for trouble Technical Institute have enPetrograd with my kidneys. the subject of Increased grain produc- tered their names on the rolls of a fecommission. utilities My back got lame Germany Holds American Prisoners. tion. Similar conferences were held male and sore and a dull Little Zion, of Mukuntuweap canwhich Is being raised by has notified Washington. ache In my loins Germany at Berkeley, Cal., In 1915 and at St. Ensignregiment will be a mecca for tourists this The aim Is Im- the Butchkareff. yon, misery. kept me IntriedStates that she regards the United, Paul In 1916. - to When I to start to the front and to seventy-fou- r summer, according to the plans of mediately sailAmerican merchant lift, sharp pains Only about 15,000 men will be tried fight in all respect under the same who are building camps. The those seized me and I ors brought In by the raider Moewe as in the second series of eight officers' conditions as men. w e a'k. road is already completed into the got very The kidney secre- prisoners of war, and that they will canyon and a convict camp is expected hnsel training camps to be held frbm Au to various circumstances, were unnatural, too. Fivea cure tlons Owing be as treated such. To insure them effected gust 27 to September 26, Adjutant the Pills of Doans Kidney general meeting of the interna- of adequate care in the prison camp to complete by June 15 a road .which General McCain has announced. Forty will connect the canyon with the Arset for June this socialist tional committee, Get Doeas at Aay Store, BOe a B government has arranged to sup- rowhead trail at the Echo farm in thousand entered the first series of 8 In not could be 9 held, Stockholm, them with additional food and othply camps, but the war department has reSwedWashington county. a Reuter the from says dispatch er necessities Switzerland. encamp-mentduced the number for the fall through F0STE242UUKI CO. BUFFALO, N. George Cannon Lambert, former in the hope of obtaining older ish capitol. manager of the Deseret News and The Haitien charge daffaires at BerPershing Guest of King George. and more experienced men of the Lambert Paper comfounder acLondon. General The four motherless and now father- lin has been handed his passports, Pershing and died June 2 at his home in Salt Gerpany, to from a the United Spates Ambassador Page took dispatch less children of R. L. Wilkerson, a cording PlMd aywhrra.Datay Fly Kilter ettnete erf at the age of 69. Lake, Im. haet, etaea, arnaiiMiitai, eaevanteot, man The Haitien luncheon with King George and Queen diplomat capital. farmer, told Judge Lewis Pauldln, In sJSSttsT. 23, a resident! of Delbert county court at Durant, Okla., how had previously presented a note pro- Mary at Buckingham palace on Mon- American Duncan,fell iSWS& down feet Fork, forty they planned and executed the mur- testing against .unrestricted submarine day. The king invited the enlisted the elevator Lake. He Salt at shaft and warfare men in General Pershings party to demanding compensation Daisy Fly WJg der of their father as he lay asleep his of skull and a the suffered fracture commerce caused losses to on Haitien for the visit IU. palace Tuesday. in the Wilkerson farm home near N. y left ear was nearly torn off. tse m tuts AVI .and life. 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