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': 9 - - V" r ' 1 c v Mi SALT TAKR HTT UTAH FRIDAY OCTOBER 19 1917 ' at Magna EPIDEMIC ON THE COUNTY DAY AT U Pi Dining Cairs P 0 AUTHORITIES Serve Patrons MAGNA PROMISES War-Tim- e WANE IN SCHOOLS INS TO PROSECUTE Menus Reds Whites and Blues Matched on RECITE GERMAN S' ATROCITIES 4 4'-"4rj:4v Shows Winner :of Day Clock Big HO will win the Reds the Whites a close one is the standing URGENT APPEAL w Liberty Loan Committee Sends Out Strong Letter to Non-Subscribe- — Herald-Republica- n Special ' -- - Crowds Attend Initial Events of Big i Ogden Oct 18 —Health conditions in so far as they affect the public schools are not so serious as they appeared to be a few days ago Supt Henry C Johnson announced today He added that the’ school authorities were taking every precaution to prevent the spread of contagion “I visited the Quincy school today’ he said “It was reported that several children there were showing symptoms of throat trouble and had been sent to their homes While children had been sent home medical examination disclosed that they were not developing diseases - GREAT SUCCESS Capacity e of the Germans are recited in the appeal the county Liberty loan committee is sending out to citizens who have not subscribed to the second Liberty loan Chairman A G Feil Is of the opinion the letters will awaken responses of the Magma plant are battling for the high honors under the supervision where there has been passivity The of three captains A TV Watson is letter: of the Reds Dwight Meteer of captain “In looking over the visiting card the Whites and G S Tiatt of the and others in connec- Blues: Members of the teams are presented to you ’Is- chosen as tion with the second Liberty bondsubequally as possible from sue I find that you have ont yet each of the plant’s departments Twice a day a big clock erected on scribed “I beg to advise you that it Is our grounds at Magna tells bit’ without ‘do our race is to of the how story duty patriotic at ing A gold handthe records ' progressa moment'? delay We are actually the total war and have our everything at- stake amount of Liberty bonds subscribed We caniot for a moment tolerate such up to date A red hand tells how much perpetrated upon the Red team has subscribed a blue outragos ss have been and ethers hand the amount credited to the Blues the Belgians French “Think cf cutting off the hands of and a - white hand what the Whites innocent children in order to make have taken in bonds Every morning them lens useful to their country dis- and evening the clock gives the standnailing them emboweling hildren and women and cut- ingThat the race for patriotic honors is to posts lashing young off their breasts compelling womting en and young girls to submit to outrages worse than deach “In conclusion Mr “Patriotic Citizen I take it you would not take even a small chance of our country's coming under stu’b a rule that you are the kind or citizen who would give the last drop of his blood in defense of ROOSEVELT women and innocent children or the needed Hours when Cluu&ged—Since the last penny Library “It is needed now" of the hours at the school opening have been changed as follows: library 430 to 680 p xn and 730 to 9 MANUFACTURER DIES Engle Gets Contract-- Edward Engle has secured the contfact to dig AFTER LONG ILLNESS the holes for the telephone poles from Altonah to Park City Special Allen Bays Allred Ranch—TV H AlOgden Oct 18 —Charles Tillotson 60 a broom manufacturer died this morn- len of Goshen has purchased the Lewis E Allred ranch and has moved here Twenty-fourt- h ing at his home 748Illness Born in to make his future home street after a St Louis he had lived in Utah for CEDAR CITY his wife and forty years —He leavesTillotson PorNew Hospital Equipment— Dr A N five children Ephraim ter Squires Tillotron Rulcn S Tillot- Leonard has just returned from Balt son Lawrence Eugene Tillotsor and Lake where he bought new equipment for the Southern Utah hospital Joseph E Tlllotscn' Funeral services will be held SunWylie Way Camps Close The Wylie day at 2 p m in the Sixth ward meet- Way camps in Zion canyon olosed Moning house day In the face of continued travel to the canyon Autolsts in great numbers have visited the canyon this sumELECTION EXPECT mer and the fame of its beauty has been carried to many part of the TO RUN SMOOTHLY United States Spec Is’ HEBER Ogden Oct 18 —While the voting disBand Women's Organises— —The tricts have not been subdivided and women’s band organized for practice the Australian ballot system is to be this week Its first meeting was held employed city officials say they do at the home of Storm McDonald not believe that confusiAn will result at the primary election next Tuesday TREMOTTOT ( They point out that it requires onlya Seeks Club Neir Home— Steps are a few seconds to mark a ballot for taken by the Commercial club and that with the being municipal election use to a new home Dr A J King build conown to their voters required and Fred Gephart have been appointed veniences to reach the polls there will by the club to further investigate the be no congestion received It has In some of the larger districts where various propositions rent or decided been practically hundred several are there registered buy an old building butnotto toerect an voters two sets of election judges will new structure 3-D- ay ’ u rnerald-Hcpublir- ' W H Chevers general" agent from W S Basinceived today by- - ger general passenger agent at Carnival Omaha The’ wire announces - Perfect weather and capacity crowds kept the merriment rolling all day yesterday at 'Magna It seemed as though everybody was there Crowds of Magna’s handsomest maidens allured as only Utah girls can troops of strangers enjoyed the free dancing hosts of visitors kept the Ferris wheel working overtime and scores of concessions played to full houses the whole day long A group of eager women waited in the Red Cross chili booth fearful lest and not things woyld not go right would smile knowing whether fortune or frownBut theirs was one of the most popular places of the whole carnival yesterday and when they finished the task of counting their dimes at midnight they found that they had raised a large amount for the boys at TRAIN ROBBERS Special pDEX Oct' 18—War bread is to replace-a-ll white bread on dincars of the Union Pacific sysing tem according 'to a telegram re- that Tues- days awlll be beefless days and that no toast or bacon will be used as garnishes No hot white bread or roils 'will 'be served but corn cakes rice cakes and buckwheat cakes will be In evidence There will be no such thing as for some “a stack - of wheats’ months to come Poultry and sea foods will be given greater recognition and patrons of dining cars will be tempted to eat more vegetables and fruits which will be served In a variety of ways Flour used for making war bread consists of 60 per cent white flour and the remainder graham and whole wheat L B Glafcke Gives Thrilling Details of Daring Gold Hill Holdup ' That the postal authorities will talr0 charge of A V Smith Bert Christie and Jamp Dempsey the three men with holding up the mall train charged on the Gold Hill branch of the Deep Creek railroad early last Monday morning and prosecute them In the federal courts was the notice received last night by Sheriff W M Adamson of Tooele county Sheriff Adamson arrived In Salt Lake on his way to Wendover yesterday with A V Smith one of the men sus- P rHerald-Bepublica- UTAH IN BRIEF n Herald-Republica- n — n IIcrald-Repnbllca- lc-n- IXerald-Ilppubll- sit BEET HARVEST TO GET UNDER WAY MONDAY Special nerald-RepuMIra- n Ogden Oct 18 —With the abandon- ment of the tomato fields by reason of the killing frost Monday should see the !:eet harvest proceeding fit a satisfactory rate Murray K Jacobs assistant county agricultural supervisor said today If the men who have beei employed in the packing of tomatoes can be induced to work in the sugar factories then the beet sugar problem will be solved he adds WATER WORKS BOND ISSUE IS APPROVED - Hertld-Republics- Ex-Senat- n or honest-to-goodne- ss Herild-Republic- Hmld-Bcpublica- in n - -- Herald-Republica- n Special Herald-Republica- n Brigham Oct 18 —The waterworks bond election held in this city today went almost unanimous in favor of Issuing bonds for $80000 for the purchase of a pure water supply and rebuilding of the city's waterworks system Of ITS votes polled 171 favored the issuing of bonds frr I d- m 'BILLY9 SUNDAY MAY Mor-tens- BATTLE FOR SOULS IN OGDEN THEATRE Sixty-secon- - Ogden Oct 18 —Rev Billy Sunday he of the vigorous exhorta- t 9 N-is ic tion may conduct two services in Ogden under the auspices of a number of local churches The Rev Christian R Garver pastor of the First Methodist church departs tomorrow for Los Angeles One of thd objects of his trip is personally to urge the evanhis gelist to stop off in Ogden onservway to Chicago and conduct ices in one of the local theatres It is the opinion of Mr Garver that the famous preacher can be induced to conduct services here provided he is convinced there are souls to be saved The evangelist said to be opposed to devoting his time to holding services that are “exhibitions" and not for a definite object Do You Need Female Help of Any Kind nersld-Republic- s! semi-annu- al - - a Herald-Republlc- ui Des-cant- es - - WELLING TO SPEAK ) en - Special Herald-Republica-n FOR LIBERTY LOAN - - ' Herald-Republic- ftpcciaL an 1' Brigham City Oct 18—Congressman Milton H Welling will address a gathin thin city Sunday ' evening at ering 815 at the loan Sunday services in the Liberty The congresstabernacle man recently returned from Washlng-and Is full of good Information regarding present ' conditions' and-:- - expects to devote- much time-to- J the Lib-er- ty loan : - ’ ! - s ‘v v v " W?' v' ’ -- f : - : i' Vv j Superintendent Johnson said the pected of being Implicated in the hold school nurses was engaged daily in up He took Smith to St Mark’s hosclassrooms and visiting investigating to see if the man 'who pital cases of illness Physicians recently was shot in the Barberg the robbery inleg canvass during to a schools of tbe began could identify him This Barberg could vestigate the health of pupils not do it is said Smith was at the Dr Reinhold Kanzler city physician other end of the train from the pastoday Issued a bulletin in which he sengers The sheriff Intended to proset forth methods for detecting the apceed to Wendover last night with proach of children’s disease and methPARK CITY G O Smith but notice that the case would ods to be followed to prevent the be taken from the handa of the state of contagion front spread the READY PRIMARY FOR his plans and Smith was changed A few more cases of scarlet fever Visitors Royally Entertained lodged in the county jail and diphtheria were reported to the SpfclaL Melodramatic beyond the thrilling Magnaites proved to be royal encity sanitary Inspector today — 18 Park The Oct too was for Republican scenes of a moving picture is the story City tertainers Nothing good The whole town was primary was held at the city hall last of the robbery as told by L B Glafcke their guesfs RAILWAY OFFICIAL thrown open to the invading guests evening engineer who was a passenger 8 L Radden was chosen chairman mining on the train and is now at the Peery the keys to the little city were thrown The fol- hotel WILL GO TO RUSSIA into the lake and mirth and Jollity pre- and J E Johnson secretary bac$ tq the local draft board as having lowing city committee was named: Jebeen selected for military service has sided Bandits Were 3 1 asked Paxton W R Jefford W D it is reported joined the marine corps Special Today the program will be much rome With their faces covered with blade Sutton William Osika and P F Ryan masks the three It Is not known how be succeeded in Ogden Oct 18 —With the expecta- more varied For this is County' day The desperadoes las in Officials of the county have planned following delegates were elected wait for the Gold Hill getting Into the marines as the draft tion of being sent to Russia to assist on train as it apconvene to m 3 election at fdr Murthe p law prohibits enlisting after accept- in tbe reorganization of the railway residents of Sandy attending Salt proached Springs They stopped to held November 6th: Henry Welsh It by ance by the draft board system Fred C Smith assistant super- ray Midvale Bingham Garfield and S Je a covered lantern with a placing A Raddon M G C O’Neil W Evans other cities in the county will turn out red on sweater Richardson Drafted— William Mitch' intendent of the Salt Lake division of en the As track the masse and Salt Lake City will send John Potts W B Wilson G E slowed down one of the robbers train covell Richardson has been certified back the Southern Pacific leaves tomorrow Eric Neilson William Osika ered the meet greater crowds than they did yester- Hodges to the local draft board as having been for St Paul There he will a and fireman with engineer A P Ridge J P Langford W B Coleff rifle and the others proceeded to the Those who attended the first day selected for service and will likely be George H Emerson general manager day A P F T R Kimball Wyck-oJ have Ryan a been neighbors what good mail car and the passenger coach The Included In the 15 per cent contingent of the Great Northern who has work time told their J W Bircunshaw J E Johnson J passenger had and the word is passing rehabilitation to head they appointed ordered to leave the Nessa Work Completed— Slanting Flynn Andrew Peterson and John car and linewere of Russian railways Mr Smith feels down the line here that those who go to E the track The up Crouse who has been engaged In blast- certain along Marti iu he will be given work in Magna are having the time of their that man was apparently bandits the leading reservoir the the for spillway big ing So the popular thing in Salt lives nervous and accidentally disvery has returned from Valley City and Russia for the period of the war Lake City is a trip to Magna either PARK CITY DEMOCRATS charged his rifle the bullet states that the work is completed entering todaj’ or tomorrow the leg of Charles Barberg After the PUPILS AND TEACHERS The dance last night in Cooper s hall PUT OUT TICKET FULL TERNAL robbery the desperadoes got into an the benefit of the soldiers in the automobile and proceeded toward the AID IN CONSERVATION for Water Right Cases Postponed — The service of their country was worth goNevada boundary line Herald- Republican SpeelaL miles to see Not an inch of the federal cases Involving water rights on ing In a drawling voice that belied the — Selection a Oct of IS Park City Special floor space was idle a single moment the Uintah reservation have been postdetermination of his countenance Sher— full for ticket the con 18 to municipal Oct the Kamaz coming and society at Coney Island never caImpetus poned because of technical settlements Adamson iff leaned Demowas against the desk out election carried the by servatlon not only of foods but also pered any fancier steps that must first be made at hotel the last Kenyon E a crats night and told at party been tonight meeting of and has energies school clothing George Sutherland is engaged by the Carnival Fistic Planned the his of and capture ArW story as pursuit served and chairman Berry prindefense and will represent the State of given by a Joint meeting of of the bandits The sheriff said: Tonight there will be a fistic car- thur Mathensoi as secretary Utah which is one of the defendants cipals and teachers of the South Sum' nival Three appetizers between minor “Although the robbers had a long The Republicans will present their The issue is whether the federal gov- idlt and Park City school districts here stars will lead in the race their trail was plainbo used for curtalnrlsers ticket at a meeting next Saturday ernment or the state has jurisdiction Means of saving and thereby helping followed boxThose chosen by the Democrats are: ly discernible and was never lost sight by an over the water In question win the war were set forth by Ben R bout will remind of that councilman of by us from the time they left the the ing days Mayor J J Fitzgerald: the Utah ‘Agri- of Children Buy Bond— Miss Mary Hen- Eldredge representing coun- scene of the crime until they were In yore Fleishman for four Frank years division extension derson and her brother Charles Hen- cultural college’s Is GovA our custody They turned and doubled Governor’s Lowe two cllmen Oscar for Saturday years day derson have found an excellent use for 'Other speakers included Joshua ernor Bamberger has planned to be Tallon and A Brim recorder JMiss back on their track In an effort to their savings account They have pur- Greenwood president of the state pubevade us as they wended their way there and whole the D H will treasurer Maude Harris into pass Hurley Vichased a Liberty bond and are urging lic utilities commission Miss Rose across as one the desert but it was useless of the memory carnigreatest na ont of the University of Utah J L their young friends to do likewise We were them to vals state of the that ever Utah prepared to follownever has Kearns and H A Dixon dean of the seen WORKS SCULPTRESS Mexico if had necessary They MIDVALE normal department of Weber academy a to We chance Those offer resistance who take any the to Magna trip the today or tomorrow will have The citYEARS ON EIGHT Principals teachers and pupils ofaidon not them and did Evening— the Thursday Primary got drop giro nothing izens’ primary which was to have South Summit school district are to them an opportunity to show fight It is the first milestone in TOMB FOR PRIESTS taken place last Thursday night will ing In conservation and other war work theregret of a fine little The growth Threatens With Empty Una city be held Thursday evening of this week under the direction of Joseph E Rich- future has a wonderful outlook for “It is very evident that the man who in Goffs hall- - Candidates will be ards superintendent and those who have adMagna taken was extremely nervous shot Novemelection Barberg nominated for the vantage of this opportunity and encover the passengers to He continued ber 6 joyed this the first annual festival VEGETABLES TO GO an and did not throw with gun empty will be proud to repeat their trip from shell from it until he the discharged to year BY PARCELS POST year WOMAN RATHER was automobile enter to the about In fact t£e person who sees one day “I the do not think total amount that of that Magna festival will never miss SHOOT THAN SEW Special exceed $259 will robbers secured the by I have just received word from my Brigham City Oct 18 —The Brigham another so long as they are given entirely Special City Fruitgrowers’ association has redeputies at Wendover that the train— an 18 ceived from men who were in charge of the train a When order in dealer Patrolman Oct SITE PURCHASED Big Ogden FOR MOUNT PLEASANT Pine a for of mixed carload Wya was to a Monday morning have identified Jack called Hearn James last S night B Buys Anderson Home— Dr to fruits and be SUGAR vegetables BEET Dempsey and Bert Christie who are in shipped by FACTORY Rigby of Fairvlew has purchased the house in Shorten avenue where a man parcels post The consignment when there as two of the bandits jail home of Dr John R Anderson and and a woman both negroes were said completed will contain approximateAdamson Sheriff accompanied Atby a Purchase of site comprising twenty-nwill take his practice on his departure to be woman he ly 32000 pounds and will include mel- ine United States District the Assistant told he acres fighting for the Gunnison for Springvllle Valley late peaches apples plums etc Sugar company at Centerfleld from torney David S Cooktoand other federal would arrest her alleged assailant If ons H Wendover this and officials will go and other cabbage cantaloupes J Roy lance was completed yesterday MURRAY she would sign a complaint further the to morning investigate vegetables O to W do according Tf that’s justice I guess I’ll and Wins— The Kay president Wedge Department case This be will the far bigI C Thorsen vice by of the wedge department of the American some justice work myself”wasshe de- gest toshipment go out of Brigham by parcels company The price president was a she about & clared $9000 the has pistol company Seizing Refining Smelting post The post however is the best Men been set to work excavatSON OF JUDGE HAYES honor of receiving the “Safety First’ to shoot the man full of holes when and surest way to reach that particular ing in have order disarmed a that her Patrolman Hearn dismantled factory prize and has had its pictureantaken with fruit shipments and dur- by the company at Waverly Wash acciBoth were arrested The woman is country KILLED IN FACTORY The department has not had summer scores of tons of fruits may be set up Plant and site will be the ing man William the and Mamie Stellar dent for sixteen months Brown He was fined $10 this morn- have been shipped there by mail from connected with the railroad by a spur Hcnd iran SpeciaL this city BRIGHAM from the Denver & Rio Grande railing Grove Oct 18 — Lyto Hayes Pleasant road 16 son of Judge H N Hayes of RichShall Found In Sand Fit —A skull of MAN 30 AND WOMAN OB WED The is a white person was uncovered by B O CERTIFIED NEGRO company it understood was killed Wednesday afternoon field has — 18 Robert Mawson and Ogden Oct for 6000 acres of beets The while working In the angar factory at Jeppson in his sand pit north of Box Mrs Mary Alice Bess both of Salt contractswill be in operation it is exskull apElder creek Tuesday The Monroe The boy was caught in a belt CANNOT BE FOUND Lake procured a marriage license here factory ' In time 1918 for the pected and hurled to his death before rescuers crop parently was that of an aged person today He gave his age as 39 and she as the teeth which were in an excelcould reach him or stop the machinery 65 were at hers Special married gave They lent state of preservation showed Young Hayes was a graduate of the Ogden Oct 18 — Search for Arthur by Bishop Gilbert Thatcher at the NONPARTISAN PLAN much wear Richfield High school an athlete and Lee a certified negro has county building Bennett ' a addiamong the residents The Drown— general favorite Jurors following IN ELECTION fruitless Walter Richey secreFAILS The Richfield of body was removed tional Jurors were drawn to serve dur- proved SOLDIERS OUT FVAY FIT FOR reof the Ogden exemption board tary and the funeral undertakers of by remainder term the the — present ing Ilersl - Rrpubi can Special Ogden Oct 18 Upon receiving a reunlikely that today so it seems Lewis be held at 2 p m next Sunices will of the district court in this city: J ported to sent for for athletic supplies he will be October enlisted Brigham City Oct 18 — Republican Camp E Baird W S Taylor Joseph N Stohl 27 the date when certified negroes are quest day at the Richfielda tabernacle Verna men Mayor Abbot R Heywood today primaries for election the of The deceased has brother La delegates George Cheal F W Knud son Lewis to leave Utah appointed a committee of three to col- to the city Republican convention who is serving with the hosto Hayeg Lorenzo Pett John Wilson Siggard The other negro for the quota lect paraphernalia for baseball track be held next week will be held either in France He left for Eurcorps O O Forsgren Joseph F Hansen Hy-ru- Is Johnonly pital Richmond Just when the and football activity This committee the latter part of this week or the fore months three ago ope Johnson David Evans Peter must be board thought he posted as a is made up of Angus Kennedy Malof the coming week At the conand X C Simonsen deserted Richmond wrote from the colm Watson and Walter Smith The part nominations of a mayor and Xewhouse hotel that he was ready any request for equipment came from Capt vention MECHANICS WANTED four councllmen will be made It is MOAB Atime the board was W Bradbury adjutant Three Hun- unknown yet what forces the Rejust Draftee Said to Have Enlisted— One negro will be sent from the We- dred and d FOR ARMY SERVICE Infantry will be publicans this fall opposed who by was John Arthur certified ber county exemption district Speight much-talked The about nonpartisan COAL ON RATION SYSTEM Men barred from service with the movement seems to have fallen to United States army on account of Ogden Oct 18 —The ration system pieces and It now seems that it will be in tbe boiler and furnace a Republican-Democratprevails slight physical defects such as missing contest Mill MELVA BEATRICE WILSON finger rooms of the principal buildings of Ogover or under weight flat feet toe will now be accepted den because of the shortage of coal Or WORK’ missing AT and the uncertainty that conditions SCANDINAVIANS TO for certain duties according to Inforwill be bettered within the next few 14 — Miss New York Oct Melva mation received by the local recruiting HOLD CONFERENCE Beatrice Wilson has spent her sum- office yesterday days Most ofusethe firemen received coal as sparingly as instructions to mers for eight consecutive years at The men wanted are mechanics tor Special work in Calvary cemetery one of New the quartermaster’s mechanical repair possible When the chill is absent from buildings the emploi’es consider Brigham City Oct 18—The Scandi- 7ork City’s greatest cities of the dead shops After enlisting they will be themselves fortunate : navians of Box Elder stake will hold She has been engaged on the sculptural sent to Washington for assignment their Mechanics are also Wanted for the conference in the exterior and the mural Interior decoratabernacle in this city next Sunday tion of the mortuary chapel and Thirtieth engineers' corps- - For this BARNEY TOLD FUTURE There will be two sessions 10 a m mausoleum erected by Cardinal Farley service chemists gtf workers steam-fitt- er 3 p m and and mechanics gas engineers block- prominent speakers for the prelates and priests of the OF OTHERS BUT IS from outside the stake will be in at- archdiocese of New York smiths plumbers firefighters and add President H The chapel and the mausoleum are workers will be accepted Tbe Thirtieth Christiansen STUMPED BY HIS OWN tendance will preside at the conference situated on the highest point In the engineers’ regiment Is being recruited cemetery with a wonderful view com- at Washington and is scheduled to proSpecial manding the turmoil of the city on one ceed to Europe as soon as the members 18 — Although Oct a PRIMARY HELD Ogden aide and the wide expanse of Long have received sufficient drilling palmist by profession Barney Island sound on the other The chapel IN an with attraction SPRINGVILLE formerly the hundred catacomb-llk- e sepuland a ' carnival company seems unable AUTOS WILL LOWER In architecare chres Byantine early now when is there a scarcity of female help to determine what' the future has Right Oct 18—The Republican ture The reputed cost is half a milSpringyiHe INSURANCE RATES in store for him He has retained party held Its primary tonight at the lion dollars The structure is built of is the best time to test the wonderful results that a- local attorney t assist him in Springvllle city hall and nominated the hard blue Indiana limestone can be secured by using tiie want ad columns of The the matter following ticket: For mayor' George Reduction of fire insurance rates y Miss Wilson preparatory to her next i Descantes is an alleged draft i°ur-yeterm councilman summer’s work has put the finishing now prevailing In Salt Lake will bo Herald-Republica- n evader He was arrested two weeks ' Joseph A Thorne two-yecountouches on the exterior sculptural asked of the underwriters as soon as ago-ancilman Orsen Hutchinson term has teen locked up in the is fully motorized Mark decorations Next season she will work the fire A If you need girls or women for domestic or commerReynolds and David Brinton recorder on the Interior lunettes Including a This wasdepartment city jail since his arrest awaiting-: made plain by the city com- A leman: city treasurer John roloasal statue of Christ ten feet four mlssloners yesterday action by the department of Juscial work try a little ad under the beading Female L Whitingtice His attorney is attempting The appeal for lower rates probably Inches In height the sculptures over case to issue and has to bring-thin this twenty-tw- o be made about the first of next tomorrow' actedwill entrance as feet Help "Wanted” Pelfreyman chairman main the paper asked Leon Bone special lnvestiga- :v life-sithe and sixteen L John across primary 'figas year for then according to Mayor W including z Whiting ' v ' tor' of the ' department of justice These two menMont Ferry' the last' of the departi:-ornamentaand the ' ures relief in SeiL?r5r ' high v together ' to take action one way or an- V witii David Brinton were named : will ment’s i r' herses will: go Machines :st west of 'J ' and relief the low as in the tion “ other ' ' committee campaign their doors'-take placed south t ’ ' V the-company’- s - ing Pupils of members-thmembership being decided : by the numbers of bond buy era Thus if a Red member solicits and secures a subscription tbe subscriber is at once enrolled as a member of the Red team At the close of the subscription taking yeaterday each team had a membership of 205The big clock late yesterday recorded 'the total amount' of ' subscriptions as over 882000 all from employes of the Magna plant It is expected that the total at the close ‘of the race will run well over the $100000 mark A bulletin board supplements the clock in telling just how much each team member: has subscribed The team captains believe that before the big Liberty loan campaign is endedem-a great majority of the company's ployes at the Magma plant will have become subscribers to the Liberty bonds A similart race is on at the Arthur plant of the Utah Copper company Here the teams have erected a huge sign showing three automobiles engaged in a race The team with the amount of subscriptions leads biggest the race each day Supervisors and captains of the con test are arranging to have speakers come to the plants to address the employes in an effort to stimulate interest in the races Utah Copper company where hundreds of 'employes are enrolled in one or other of the three teams contesting for the title of the champion Liberty bond buying team Thus far it's a neck and neck race with an almost equal amount credited to each of the teams The three teams which were formed under the direction of R A Conrads chief of the metallurgical department Special Nurses Visit Class Rooms Daily in Watchfor Ail- - evident-I- all-absorb- ing Ogden Oct 18 —Barbarous atrocities ' ' or the Blues? ' This Is the question nowadays at the Magna plant of the rs n FTerald-Bcpoblica- 4 4 : ar - ar J - - - e - - ‘ ' x ' v sn- ' v - w 1 V 1 - ' v s - - SJ- ' fs f ' v 'k "" $-4' ' - ' - " ze - - -' SV V r ' I'i i- L! ft' 'v - V ' - - c - " ' i ” i ‘ 7 - ifV - ‘ ’ 'YY V I ‘ |