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What Do You Know PRUDENT that COAL is COAL is losing ground. USERS OF COAL BUY WITH KNOWLEDGE NOWADAYS HEAT VALUE and those qualities DESIRABLE that make a coal GOOD LUMBER PHONE 357 Mutual Coal & Lumber Co. Corner Second West and Fifth South. ' Keep Your Flour Money At Home Mills. Buying Your Flour from the Home Flour BEST QUALITY PRICE AS LOW By -, and a chair), walks for an hour In a go to space of 20 by 100 yards;' undergoes Chris- - inspection daily; eats a lunch of beans, or stew and dry bread; walks for another hour; returns to his room; eats a supper of beans, or bologna sausage or frankfurters and dry bread and black coffee, anJ re- turns to his room for the night. He has felt keenly the prison regulation that denies prisoner a bath except once a week, for he was accustomed to a dally bath. He was 68 years old recently and for a week before and after that event an average of 150 letters and telegrams from all over the country arrived to wish him well. Zerbst, the warden" under President Wilson, thought very much of Debs. He believed him to be one of the best influences that ever entered Into the prison life. This may be frankness concerning the explained by stating the case of Sam man he praises so highly. The sub- Orr, 50 years old, giant black man, stance of his narration follows: who has served 30 years of a life Sam Debs Is the towering personality of sentence expiating a murder. Atlanta prisoh. He Is the only Mi- Orr, was the worst of the bad men ster" among the 2300 convicts. Any in the prison. Most of his 30 prison hole. one heard by other prisoners addres- years he has spent In the sing him In any other fashion would Men were afraid of him. Debs arsuffer for it. Two moonshiners ad- rived, discussed with him the consedressed Debs as Gene In the prison quences of his attitude, made Sam yard one day. Four other prisoners his friend, and Sam is now his deWho the voted follower and an exemplary grabbed them, saying: hell do you think you're talking to? prisoner. He is just one of the hundreds who dog the footsteps of Debs Its Mr. Debs In your mouth, see? MISTER Debs! And the moon- - and seek his advice on matters that shiners ever after employed tliat disturb them. As for Orr, Debs told Welsh: salutation I would rather that man be given UNUSUAL DEFERENCE another chance in freedom than that EXPLAINED. I get out of this placo myself." To Why this deference to Debs the that end. Debs made one request on Socialist? It Is because he has refus- his famous trip to Washington. He ed every privilege offered to him asked Attorney General Daugherty that was denied to other prisoners; to give Sam Orr one more look at because he is the real spiritual coun- life---. sellor of the best and the worst of hts REFUSES PARDON FOR ILLNESS. prison-fellowbecause he has had Debs Is a sick man. Bnt he refuses the courage to go to the front on to be pardoned on the ground of Illof his all fellows, Involving questions and because around him has been ness. He says he wrill tear up a parhe has built In their minds a tradition of don of this kind. He asserts no conreal manhood that has Inspired the committed no crime- and that be shall ditions, therefore, imposed as were of what conversion regarded his release. incorrigible bad men Into model upon Debs, although the mall brings prisoners.. scores of labor and radical papers Debs one day A guard caught and publications to him, receives to of the another prisoner speaking none of them. The Call, the Nation, rules of the yard a violation of the the New Republic, all of them are rules. He reported Debs to the then torn up in the mallroom by standing deputy warden, Gregory, who ordered order of the Department of Justice. Debs sent to the hole," a solitary He has never once attempted any confinement cell. The report Debs propaganda within the prison. It is holeto flew doubtful Tf more than 10 per cent of the has been sent aronnd the penitentiary. Zerbst, the the prisoners really know what It Is then warden, heard It. . He called he was sent there for. They know Dont he Is a Socialist, bat few know what Gregory to him and said: you know that if that man went to lB. Debt never talks poll- the hole these men would pull this tlcB To quote WeBh directly: prison down brick by brick? Herehe propagandas at all. It la the come to after all reports about of good will among men. propaganda Debs did me. He Is MY prisoner. go to church, and I dont doesnt not go to the hole. 'know If he believes In any church. When delicacies Jha7v0cof ,and I dont care, for he is the finest Debs he has refused them Christian I have met In or out of not receive could other prisoners prison. His Christianity makes a lot Christmas at But kindnesses. similar of professional exhorting look like a time last year he received all that was mockery. I have never heard him season at that sent to him because utter an evil or an unkind word of all prisoners receive what Is sent to any one, and I have been probably and then them. Debs toe everything his closest companion since I got to distributed virtually all of his own know him after I went to Atlanta. none. When I itsked him what message gifts among those who received The rest he gave away in dally doles I could take out to the world for for two weeks to the patients in the him, he simply said. Tell my friends I send them my love prison hospital. and NO FAVORS SHOWN DEBS. wherever you meet them.' - And yet admirable spirit Despite all reports to the contrary. It Is this gentle and Debs is treated exactly as any other who, I have been told by older pristhan myself, leaped out of line prisoner gets the same food; obeys oners one on of his first days in the place at He up 6:15; rules. same gets the eats a breakfast of cereal, dry bread. and threatened to assault a guard Insolence and black coffee; cleans np his room; who attempted unprovoked And I do not doubt it at (tbe Ute of his health causes him to to him. Is nothing on live in the hospital, where be has a all, for Eugene V. Debs to room, with an iron bed, an iron Uble earth If he not n man. one-tim- e Socialist candidate for the Presidency cf the United States and now confined in the Federal prison at Atlanta because of his attitude during the World War, is highly praised for hts splendid evidences of high character and moral uplift work among the men confined with him in that penal institution by Thomas Welsh, recently released after serving a sentence there which gave him severy .opportunity to study his subject closely. Mr. Welsh, a soldier In the Irish Republican army, was imprisoned for carrying a letter across the ocean In violation of the Trading With the Enemy Act. A Catholic and an Irish patriot, Welsh is not a Socialist, had no previous knowledge of Debs, and therefore speaks with -- open-mind- Excelsior Roller Mills Provo, Utah Ask Your Grocer for Flour Milled In Provo! Allied Supply "Chief and His Wife ' BHgiQen. Charles Payot o t Fruieeand stTlval In the 'United States. 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The old idea I l!?n s - , rj PROVO POST DEBS A FORCE FOR GOOD Finest Christian I Know and Has Done More Good Than a Hundred Chaplains, Declares a Former Inmate of Federal Prison Where Great Socialist Is Confined Has Won Devotion of Even Worst Convicts Immured at Atlanta. jgss&wjaigia i .t SAVE - w iVlJk j7x Artificial silk may offer severe competition to the natural product of the lower grades as a result of present conditions in the silk markets, according to the National Bank of' Commerce. The greatly increased capacity of domestic producing plants indicates that American manufacturers of artificial silk goods may In the future be practically Independent of foreign supply, the bank points out.. Of the total consumption in the United States the largest share used In any one Industry to In the manufacture of holsery. In the last few years the production of sweaters and other knitted goods has been important. Artificial silk to woven with natural silk, cotton or other fibre Into dress goods, such as satins and and tapesfancy silks and shirtings Imitation try. Plushes, carpets and furs are now made of artificial silk and many kinds of fringes, tassels and novelties. The manufacturer of artificial silk has also the opportunity of developsame ing other products with the Inequipment and raw material. By the of' aperture slxe th creasing through which the Belluloie solution Is forced artificial hair may be produced, of value In the manufacture the shape By changing goods. of hats, upholstry materials and fancy aperature to a horizontalor slit, he may by further make artificial straw, widening the silk strips of artificial leather or cloth, films, ribbons, or thin transparent sheets such as are used In facing envelopes and wrapping candles. A method has been devised In which net and simple forme of lace are produced- In one operation by passing the solution into engraved lines on n revolving cylinder,1s from conwhich the finished product tinually peeled as It Issues from the Further progress In fixing hath. exthis direction may be confidently pected as tbs possibilities of cellulose yet far from exhausted. Bre - u Rubbing It In i Secretary Conrad Jenny of the embassy was talking about diplomacy at a dinner. A good many diplomats, he said, 'are about as diplomatic as old Mr. Pea. Mr. Pea was a village character who stuttered. There was a political meeting In the village one evening, and among the speakers was a certain Cue. . Well, at the end of the meeting there was a kind of a reception, and Cue, the most important orator of the occasion, was Introduced to the-- -stuttering old villager."' Mr. Pea shook the orators hand and stuttered: see, 'Glad to you. you were one of the werent you? Yes, I was, said Cue. . 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