Show "I the 8 arrv tttatt Sunday jantjary " heeai-re?ubliganlt5- ke s' ' ' - v V 5 - ' t : : v V f - v k ’'i v i - 'V ' " v ncr A v i - 28 1917 - - ' t 1 f v ” - I ' ’ ' Order for Withdrawal of -- American Troops From 'Mexico Given General Fun-ston by War Department ASHINGTON Jan 27WitH- drawnl of the American mili- in Mexico was or-tRrv ' ‘tiered expedition by the war department today "and by the end of another week the entire command after ten months on ‘Mexican soil probably will have re grossed into the United States The order went to General Funston ' in command at the border and left to ' his discretion the exact timeof start- Ingr the northward movement and the "details of 'carrying it out For several Veeks he has known of the administration’s determination to order the 'troops back to the border and under 'his direction the expedition has been concentrated for the long march Officials here understand that some advance Units already have started north and bdieve that 'within forty-eig'hours the whole column will be in - Utah Chronicle editor Nelson Glaron Harry managing s literature editor A of the 1918 Utoniaiyetar‘ book of the Unlvrityof Utah Jeft to right: Theron' Parmelec calendar editor Miss Marjorie Whiteley Some of the ' Wood C' Don Marshall Miss Rndinef bnsin artist photographer manager 1:Margaret motion C Parme-lc- e artist John Sugden artistand Don 31 according to announcement yesterbeen 'made and indications are that the ine business manager Theron To nelleve State Troops' and details only Harold are rapidly under i managingbeeditor Chamberlain Wood Miss Clyde calendar editor Marjorie worked out It is15 planned Coupons for book will be ' one of the largest yet day at the Utonian office PREPARATIONS of the 1918- main to Clarence L At the border the regulars will photographers editor Miss Miriam ReedalL also-- be obtained published Whiteley book the literary book about year the may to May issue UniverEarl R book the of Nelson C Utonian Marion Rudlne a- considerable portion year Miss If not all Wells editor I A Margaret Claron are SI staff society Members of the Reservations for until January been J The last day “P°“ 7 editors Lawrence Sloan Utah General plans’ have and Marshall Miss Wlxcey Rud' artist Tracy Very df the national guardsmen remaining sity of according be obtained space in the periodical have already Nelson managing editor Harry January Nelson may A Claron coupons to section of life on duty there Already about 25000 of the state troops in the border patrol home and their 'have been ordered will-bunder way movement probably D S U : THESPIANS OF the time Pershing’s men arrive on 4by t American soil How Battle at Ruby ’ Although officials have been silent Was Fought by Utahns :on the subject of Mexico since the failure of the joint commission nego-- 1 tlations developments outwardly have TAH troopers attacked by Mexl-whl- le coupled the troop - withdrawal with going to 'tbe aid of Carranza’s- refusal- to accept the At iantic City protocol and have plainly cowboy Friday night Troopers In atone honae take refuse forecast an intention to let the first Thirty-si- x in- Score of Capacity Audience Attends Double Worst Storm to Is Goes an End Commander Battle Hour of by Brought Troop over the Chief settle for himself hereafter the Desultory firing develops ‘An American Citizen9 at International boundary line which '!many problems endangering the tenure Years Over Arns and Mexico Evidence and Into Lieutenant WyoSweeps Twenty by Charge Quick continues the de facto government of the throughout night ' Salt Lake Theatre Mexicans retreat to adobe houses A patrol considered adequate to pro- Foe Concealed Who Men Rout of Effective Country ming Shooting be rig-maintained barricade and will themselves with the border teet the and notice has been arrival of dawn and fight more ef'idly however An elaborate and artistic production United the on' that Carranza 'served fectively" (Continued From Page 1) (Continued From Page 1) of “An American Citizen” was given reserve In ten ‘'State's will not hesitate to use its armed SNOW troopers Leaving USELESS PLOWS club last by the L D S aU Dramatic Lieutenant Arns crosses the border combat lasting all through Friday forces again if necessary to protect the Utah troopers started a concerted rush at the Mexicans ' audience at before statements to across line capacity and were to the driven determined evening Mexiaccording The invaders Lieutenant Arns and American with twenty troopers while American territory night : Lake theatre and compared Sait the Another an when a cans occurred' them in on make Mexicans lull followed at 'dash ‘Americans the Americans the The continue the fire made joint 'Fight tonight with other amateur presenfavorably effort to rout themThev Utah troopers made wide derrommission told their Mexican No Union Pacific Mexicans took UP positions In several abandoned adobe houses about one Trains the this in tations city M&ny difficult sittour and come up In the rear of at Atlantic City that this gov-- ‘ mile south of the international boundary line Leaving ten men on the American uations were admirably portrayed by side Lieutenant Arns with twenty ernment never would relinquish the adobe house when Mexican soldiers young thespians Reach Salt Lake in Three theMiss Another rush on the part of the Americans it was stated caused the MexBeatrice Shank in the leading made a wide detour to and unrestricted flee unlimited to hills of the guardsmen r h ' right in the ilia distant vr to ' take and flee up positions feminine role of ' Beatrice Carew did W-come up behind the Mexicans on the MaJ Wallace orders Mails troop pursuit of bandits 'guilty of border icans Days Congested some remarkable acting She made the The American troopers returned to morning by the flight' of the Mexican a F' commanded by Capt Freeman Mexican side As he crossed the line "Sepredatlons best of all the opportunities given her United States side of the line after who were recognized by ranchers who Bassett to reinforce troop E the 600 yards to the east' of the about to display her talent Watrh Villa's Movemeala were hutssaid from the adobe gar'tit Carranza 'the men they Stones scene of the battle Arns and his destroying None of the ‘ Utah troopers were cast as Bereford 'Cruger Byron Mawman 1 were o’clock i That at House iinder this rison and sent Into The battle ended at command eeen and to Pershing's adobe avoid low of wounded most but the being dropped premises provedHisto be a called leading was house indicate that Mexican soldiers moved forward cautiously crossing ’Mexico last March to disperse the bancommand of Captain Senano It actor finished young part Jan 27—onSnow for proved dramatic ability- both In the Cheyenne vena Lieutenant Arns- with a detachlVya f1111ns: Columbus will be rewere wounded or killed dits who atraided Into Mexico for a distance of an eighth late eats the tragic and in the comedy parts and there Is little water and it Is afer on over tonight ment foot to went the border and put Intore--a stretch get men grouped a crossed the border of mile who Union Pacific and again had blockbelieved here that General Pershing into the rear of the attackers that It areUtah Mr Maw acquitted himself creditably condition of preparedness for a ‘ will entitled to blue ribbon tor havhis command to a fast pace was Wheeling" swiftly Arns then led his aded the line near Laramie accordCarola Chapin as portrayed by MissMexicans retired the had learned hole currence of raiding Is not doubted here after force water to to second on local offices of the nerved men the on where the double quick toward ing reports leavingFederico there will go forforeign ing was perhaps the leadterritory Aimee Whitneyrole was no trouble There no officers in acre connection de that There tonight of ing character From Ojo company 'and rmy signs An ocMexicans had the been Miss Whitney has hiding wa ' some of a column vkeet£ out abatement and hope of getting the 'Americans had put ‘‘are observing with Interest the ward with the string though came a the casional and worefrom rifle shot spot stage personality charming as of the p eager trains through was' a raid across the sentries to made by Villa and ter tanks prevent charOther being bUt "preparations the gowns reached when' the leading charming guardsmen abandoned line'-the American cowboys near Arlvaca :5ii followers and allies to occupy the acter parts were unusually well por- no were concealed Mexicans This place Brief Gen said: Funston Frederick fiarThe fight started Friday morning Maj March by Read Mlchelsen as Peter ''territory that Pershing will evacuate trayedAlvin led to the - belief that some of them Brown of Nelson when 'American cowboys saw Mexicans official dispatches do not say whether All the recent moves in the' Mexican Troops Begin Egerton bury were either killed or ‘injured Frank Iverson as Sir Humphrey Bunn they are Carranza troops or Villa folDublan situation however and all those In Colonia rounding up Seattle on the ’American lowers From men are Railroad unanimous In the Consul Mexican at reas Nogales 'Delgado but because Carranza troops Woolley Lady Bunn and Amie side of the boundary line according to are kept secret-bthe ofstatement that the present storm In Mary over to Miles Sheriff as admitted Redd tonight Georgia Chapin been have south Americans arriving here tonight Fif- cently reported just ficials shaping the oourse of the adis the worst that has swept Wyoming Others in the cast who had minor El Paso Tex Jkh‘ 27 —American distance the the that telephone long scene is of of the preit the over fighting N( teen In section that aided puis sent After ministration back toopers Carranza years by cowboys it in which they acquitted themon the cowboys trains from the easttwenty troops of Major General Pershing’s the asserted sumed at headquarters they are Car- Mexicans who fired - the Atlantic arrived in Salt parts returned the fire of about ranza as along selves with credit were Rulon Free City protocol without his nitive expedition HramPod were and Carranza over troops Lake guardsmen Union soldlrs the Paclfle Dublan yesterday Wood as Otto Stro-bl- e road leading from Golonia Bunn Mexicans who kept up the fight Allan Willie it was made known that the high twenty signature were Caram Mexicans none “I the afraid Is and of until this late the- first leg expected as Lucus Lesthe border today next step would be taken without an-- 1 to Stanleyas McAllister they were safe behind rocks on ranza men” Delgado Is quoted as say- afternoon- Although the Union Pacific ter Rigby where they until the march from Mexico Simms Luclle Schettler as Uniforms Wear Bandits nouncement and that the future policy went Mexican side of line the the has snow Villa concentrated Its Francisco of I in cannot their “but action fighting as explain Elmer Clark Annette Pratt ing pursuit Mercury re-moadministration would of the in the vicinity of Elk Baker as the vendor and Lorenzo Clawbe ! -- Infantry cavalry t artillery andd Nogales - Arlz Jan 27—The fighting There will of course- be a thorough equipment Mexico' Dashes Ana lata mountain and Laramie Wyo where a son as the waiter the between American investigation” at? Ruby Arlz paled only as it was translated into tor trucks moved ' along blizzard has been raging for the past Upon the arrival Friday morning troops across the was In line with this decision the highway which windsCasas Mexicans caused by and The school orchestra under the directi action three days but little Grandes about 11 o’clock cf Lieutenant Arns his some twenty-fiv- e been tion progress hassnow Mexioverlooking the schooners plateau as ‘‘rar department made no announcement of B Cecil Gates rendered some Irresponsible made of in of the tracks old the clearing prairie to selections between acts A excellent can a cattle force' stone bandit house jof the withdrawal order today and of-- - valley but according the alwhich across on rpstlers back occupied the drifts 49 to moved the tracks of plains the days Gen H E girls’ quartet made consisting of Ruth Almost as the Is jficials there and at the state depart-''-meas sunset removed Brig by Snow troops small adobe house a few feet from the fast trail Tonight it the Geneva len Thomas the and the White House rigidly of with United road backed army and States the three the Plummer of four great and Lillian Alsten and Emily were encamped along plows bysucceed a mixedGilllpson near line seemed ‘to offer a better position jiere quartet said in he bandits silence about Mexico" The head of the column- miles resting engines late pushing preserved barely tonight AlRuth7 of Edwards Lillian of and the lieutenant and his - men ad- were composed their Into the In drifts and were way twenty where north trymany who It is known however that President lllrsch’s Hole colony "cowboys Ross sten Lund resisting Rulon and Free also General Instances the massive rotary plows have had vanced and' occupied this building ing to recover stolen cattle He said Wilson’s determination to withdraw In the music program part become stalled headquarhas made his field Mexicanshis the troops followed closely on the fall- - Pershing Here of the fire under Amerthe from In charge of the fired executive The Mexicans first the its pur- little force cf expedition ceased ure of Carranza to ratify the agree-jme- ters since theand One thousand coal miners employed play consisted ofstaff men spent Fri- ican side of the boundary line CaldMiss eighteen followers of Margaret band his Villa of suit entered into at Atlantic City and arrivals at the - border said the Union Pacific' Coal company at well director C C Cornwall by the sentinels business with pacing took day night No Carranza part troops Mr regul&r Wilson indorsed the American anna Wyo were ordered to quit manager Miss Ivy Cleghorn and Her that the field head- - line in front of the housed ' No shots in' the affair he said although some Tbe last reveille - atbefore commissioners recommendation that their work in the mines yesterday at bert B Maw costumes and make-up- s dawn was blown were the but Genon night' he act Independently noon and engage the question of- Suaxters exchanged during were In uniform In shoveling the snow Read Mlchelsen stage carpenter Allan bandits the of advance the sunrise guard ' tracks withdrawal and adopt a policy of purethe attack at eral Plummer said that no one was hurt Commander the Mexicans renewed by from the railroad between Wood property manager on was well forces ' formal rather than altruistic treat of the expeditionary border Safety continued Figured Hanna Rock 730 several and snow this While river It the morning on side either the ' according hours without 'apparent effect when ment Of Carranza the way toward and weremen extra force of able plows came the Plummer from General front The fight resulted to Americansonwho His Men Lay in Rushing to clear the road of its blockade to of a Colum- - the lieutenant decided to cross the said from to All to Come Out Together trains truck threw Its Salt Lake and the an feud old caused late ' by considerable extent Friday until a mediately tody men to guard' ' the Mexicans’ habit of stealing cattle in ten Provo line open to the Salt Lake Route line General Funston was apprised of this Leaving of fleet were eastbound trains Mexican Assailants were his staff through and decision immediately and soon after The railroad ahaa been using the Rio General line took other members of his the Arlvaca district the storm area the snow and wind Grande went Into Mexico and discussed expected toPershing be among the last to leave force he ftrack with no interference 'Mexico at a polnt ’that 'entered and on shut down line before the the ride to will and string train schedule of either railthe with General Pershing personally the the field' headquarters with — scene some distance from the 'I of the of waiting westbound" trains could get road In turn Jan 2J Mexican autoNogales Arls the 8alt Lake Route locoof moving the troops His the first night’s encampment Jn question were From these and still arTucthrough these from (Continued Page 1) waiting Consul Delgado arrived here In the hauling of coal fighting assisted ’return to the border was followed by mobiles with the Tear guard motives an last for to promarch to the movements to facilitate a rivals said Mr Del- could only’ see little puffs of smoke ceed night opportunity The to Provo Lake Salt from son automobile long preliminary tonight Found StsfnJl Blood by -- American be reborder will' "withdrawal Mexican he Was communicating that said gado were where they ' Of the 12000 men in While no dead or wounded were corn- - sumed tomorrow it was said shooting We Many Trains Stalled and Governor from with General Calles secure mand 10000 have been Pershing's The at Associated Press was the first to found at the position held by the number of waiting trains was concentrated sure The am at fired these I and places an order In an effort to Flores Colonla Dublan for the march north Inform General Pershing of the formal now blood found until Medstains Americans augmented the Friday night ' some our of shots found their marks Most of that number have been there order for the withdrawal of his col- which indicated that some cf their withdrawing the Mexican troops from a score of trains are held about at for many weeks but a large part icine Bow until the line can be cleared umn today and he immediately made a shots had found their mark and the the district opposite Ruby Jn order to "Running low we' all made the stone at exodus the within the last two days from change Wilcox Some the for the trains have line nls in across the plane ' further firing house but that was too far away from been waiting more of ' than sixty hours FI Valle which has been the southern-"mo- st soldiers reported tonight upon their ar- dead or wounded had been carried prevent Mexicans Not of the expeditionary force rival here Instead of establishing a away by the retreating While the storm is traffic dif"since point Tne plan field base at Ojo Federico' forty miles an American was so much as scratched ARRANGE FOR DINNER the Mexicans and a few minutes later ficult for a sixty-mil- emakingstretch the the fight at Carrlzal' men on a I led the to march the entire force out at ' the from the border as was originally by the bullets' of the attackers' quick dash to a worst district is between ' Lookout 'isame time leaving no detachment far planned there to await the formal orBow and Wilcox forty-tw- o adobe': to small house force Arns about returned Lieutenant twenty feet Medicine A to the rear as a bait for attacks from der for withdrawal General Pershing Underwriters’ for miles west of Laramie Banquet is Arlvaca Artvaca at camp tonight bands of rebels from the line a little to the east of the to wandering for the one train which left to establish have said for was Fixed Except arranged Tuesday stone The first stop the army will make his temporary field headquarters at about six miles north of the Mexicans Denver two ago that Is crawling - annual days v of the The Lfter leaving Colonla Dublan will ‘be imm Falomas lakes seven miles south house Troops F : and G of the Utah regular'banquet a not wheel is stirring on westward “All Mexicans the day kept Friday it Corralitos fifteen miles to the of the border where he would hold a cavalry' arrlvedat Ruby where-- the Utah Association “of Life Underwriters from Wilcox to Medicine stretch the our A house of at few their potting north in the opinion of army officers Bow ' unless be a snowplow ro-or under before ' them it of Sample Packlocated Hotel review Montana is mine the held at this will he' they tonight year general shots entered the windows bqt our work train In this stretch here At Corralitos there Is water The made four ofothe American ranchers ‘say" they' are Utah on the evening of January 30 at men were cautious and no one age next water Is at Ojo de Federico twen lumbusthe last lap of the march Into Cowas snow plows one “flanger plow m a F aa An tary has unusual o’clock" ‘ were program de facto the on attackers miles de farther and positive between Ojo wounded We answered their fire all and one wrecker plow are at work ty Pile toastmaster Pyramid will been the and Follow eeen Federl soldiers arranged as individual Is the Troops border the distance troops Many Refugees besides all the men the compaify can Treatment ' seventy-fiv- and be Stephen H Love Papers will be day long until about 10 o’clock Friday house e in the wake of the troops among miles In that long them were known to be' from read Following Now Offered between working periods when" Mexicans two the eased of of office officials up home a night of by were hundreds refugees forming which were Carranza Westbound which to Prove trains the Free garrison pushed the large eastern companies and an adunlike anything seen on was regular “Only an occasional shot was fired west of Laramie today In the hope motley hegira Whet Colonel to that sent It Will that United point recently delivered States dress be will Prostwo seven by from then until a quarter to this the line would be cleared when they arthe border of thefamiliesrepublics De fer Yea Senator-elebeen command in of H the has William were Comargo in King on Mormon and then riding reperous up OBTAIN they opened rived at the blockade section were J W Funk pres- morning guests include comfortable farm wagons or in small Mexican troops stationed at Sasabe a Invited us in earnest We had- been awake called1 and are to be consolidated in ident Senate and J Frank the of State Pile border station motor cars Mexicans rode in carriages sent on westall night and we were tired We tried the Laramie v yards and T Pyramid r eatment on horses mules burros and on the a few miles west but It Is not believed Tolton speaker of the House as are offers1 ward There on to keep up the battle but coming opportunity rives quick re-i- ef motor lorries of the ofexpeditionary that he’ was present at the fight It more while f of these sixteen eight exmen BODY 11 LOAN saw o’clock were FARM I to ORGANIZE stops itch my DEGREE and forces while hundreds of the native is not ' known by Americans at the are waiting at Medicine Bow for bleedfn Mexicans would atrains the district soene of the1 fighting who commanded The West Side ' National Federal hausted and fearlng-thChinese residents ing east to have or protruding piles hemorrhoids chance go Passengers and a the us course I’ Loan held Farm evacuated other took the association rush tramped through no offionly railroad meeting being experienced hardships all rectal troubles in the privacy of attackers' though Captain Serrano to perfect an organization officers behad been mulched by the ' rushed them! one of them So said cials admitted I deep dustofwhich own 50c though home a box at all j your with them several days before he ing chosen as follows: President Fredhundreds of troops All of was the feet ’they- were not getting meals ‘like you’d druggists box often cures n OF EFFICIENCY single looked behind them with attack"-"Nellson vice president M L erick hoteL’r All but one of Free sampleA fer to these refugees at a down sit trial with booklet Villa and his followers for and treasurer F Jn a fear of heard 7 secretary Blilfe Into HcnlcOa the halted trains carried a dining car mailed free In plain rumors ‘wrapper If you of threats purNellson directors Messrs Walk: had Six officials said stocked well the they to have been made by the Mexisend us coupon below Q:BAD N COUGH TO Bernard STOP of Pima N and P were supervisor Walk Peterson cars conr George also of officials ported private he would kill all who county returning to Arlvaca from the A Little- Willard Jones and Messrs leader that American verted Into dining rooms- - a Special attention must can In FREE SAMPLE COUPON a troops Peterson and were scene the any Little of served In preparation for the handling of the had appointed fighting early tonight SOOTH' DRY IRRITATED THROAT abnormal ’ next The loan committee of mail Noble appraisement confirmed 'Mexican PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY way the that quantities reports to be paid the diet and has been' laid band- which clashed with the Ameri- meeting of the association will be held made special prepWarrum At Columbus werecamp WITH SYRUP SAYS 529 Pyramid Bidg Marshall Mich PARMINT postmaster on bein late at the Hunter ward meeting house ‘ out and tents arations yesterday to have extra men COUGH v THIS Kindly send me a Free sample of la cans was a' company - of Carranza sol- Thursday February 15 must be Kv in the postoffice today Mall which for 1000 refugees glitched today in plain wrapper Codiers FynaaMrSeTi Serrano SIEDICIXK He IS under said THE BEST Captain at arcomes to Salt Lake by way of the Denone mile from the army camp was be he will inf e ormed been of had remeit one We & are ver Grande told Rio Lake patrolarrived in Salt and the they that lumbus part Name promoted iu the M dies are best and Invariably contain on time As the result of congestion MlltlMIMMe as an asylum for theout200 or ling the line In that vicinity adminis- MANY IN ranged with SALT LAKE are Is carless who coming It eastern harmful medicine mail of more Chinese than better customs : that the Str66t probable yet Stomach Liver tering jOMMtootoooooeaiaatf'MMoa The first of these refu- those which ' are in use today This riers on regular routes will be given asthe expedition “They were the only Mexican troops e e e s e ee e e e o e e e StStts e e so e there to arrive when City TRY were the of the MIXTURE first early lot being J sistance SIMPLE? following expected Monday undoubtedly the country west of Nogales said and Bowels Sees mall since which eastern is Mormons living In El Paso In be will recipe quick Thursday Mr Bernard and have been will be welcomed the southwest known many as delivered and in other parts ofeffort Many Salt Lake people are surprised acting as followers Carranza seems to he a regularbyepidemic of If The Orem line was tied up all day there were making every they tonlgrhtto buck-thoactlon of simple Secure yesterday by heavy snowdrifts in the PILES CURED AT HOME BY find temporary homes for their exiled were not Carranza soldiers this week at the QUICK coughs at the present timebark glycerine etc as mixed in from your druggist 1 ounce Parmlnt Jordan narrows and all traffic was were last” f v r Yon can help Nature peoples take this home and abandoned except between Salt Lake HEW ABSORPTION METHOD The new federal order stopping all they (double Mr Adler-l-ka "Bernard said the Utah cavalryThis- simple'"1 remedy' acts add m and to itstrength) The a quarter pint of hot water and Riverton between the hours of travel expects to If you suffer from 7 a m from Juarez to El Paso except men' pursued the Mexicans more than on BOTH-uppe4 ounces 'bowel of granulated- sugar stir have the line openedcompany ltebing and and lower today me blind or protruding bleeding wonderfully Plies send 1 to a limited few holding passes went a mile inter Mexico In the rocks where Take branch of dissolved The Route Salt until Lake the tablespoonful such' foul' 1 matter ' address will and how your tell Amersurprising you the hid Mexlcans themselves No more a into effect tonight as a precaution the Lake to times extends which Provo Salt four from day racking to cure yourself at home by the new out of service for nearly a absorption against typhus according to an un- ican troops found a number of blood- that ONE SPOONFUL relieves ' almost your whole body with a coughs Clogged has been was treatment and will s£so send official announcement learned In' railroad cir- some of this The order says stains he said adding that they evi- ANY CASE constipation sour stomach nostrils should open ail passages of week it home treatment free for so breathare that night travel is shut off because of dently carried off their wounded" The head should and cles 'A drifts clear or gas few doses often relieve or your your heavy trial with references yesterday from your own ' the lack of inspectors to examine the not line is be Parmlnt syrup' the for locality if requested Users that may easy treat- ing become opened ImA short appendicitis prevent reportSend come several-dayMexicans to to to and But it is admitted take easy Incoming prepare — mediate pleasant cures relief ment 27 San Tex and Antonio chronic stomachAdvices trouble Jan speedy helps Stomach Bitters unofficially was little-no that the troubles some of costs person who 'has a There the no money but tell others of this ofEvery delay In Salt practicallyHi® srot into at night in reaching department headquarters tor The INSTANT easy action of Adler-l-k- a service between hard cold or catarrh in Salt Lake Route stubborn cough fer Write today to Mra M Summery to are as not W"D is Mathis the halls of Juarez have had night dear should give this prescription Lake and Provo as the result of the Box gambling identity 324astonishing druggist any form P Notre Dam ind—Adrertiaae to do 8 Main street with the order something of the Mexlc&n troops which fired upon drifts The Denver ft Rio Grande im- - meat a 'trial —Advertisement f ht - staff-member- - re-lieve ’ ' - ' -- - - RAIL TRAFFIC LINE ROUTS FOE u ‘ £ L ARNS’ DASH OVER BLIZZARD STOPS UTAH GUARDSMEN CROSS BORDER - - - " - - col-leagu- - es ' - : ' ” - - - - ' - the-lin- : i - ' - con-temptati- on - y - - - - - - tree-line- : ‘ - - - - STORY OF FIGHT nt ‘ - - 1 the-Morm- on - ISTOLDBYARNS - -- nt - - - - - - - - - ‘ - - Mexicans ar-riv- ed - v--- - Ae-odat- lon ' ‘ m : -- - - - - ’ - 7- - s - - - ' rT0 TKEH - : ct - Sonora-Arizona-Mexic- an - HIGHEST - - : ‘ - - Ben-nlo- ‘ - - Ben-nlo- - - " -- - - - - regularity OLD-FASHION- ED - old-tim- -- ' old-fashion- ed m 1 - ’ - 7-- by trying e-- - - r - - OSTETTER’S - - - s - - - - - - : M ' s t 11 S if ' - ’ ' ' v: ' ' 4 r- - Kr!- - H |