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Show -- . 140404166101-:4- ; -- 4 - , r , t 4 GEN. BELL MAJ.I ,1 ; I hove board very pleaa-- 1 ant things about this training camp,' end the high character of its person. nel. It le of tho !Moron you hav. ',ken .1n this training camp movement. and the fact be hero. for , , , DESERET EVENINGS NEWS FRIDAi' ' 10 r , , , , 4 4 1 INSPECTS elbow!, loorhae ioam ltrus; Iselpyroorfriteedvibdirengt.our camp bad proved of the greatest b fit to them. and bopcd thst not oniS1 would the propoeition be rell ti as a permanent thinm but that 1917 encounpment.would see 2000 men under arms at Fort tioufass. Tito mcrinkner."ntiM:h, ot uhrIntteh; aortiTriletr lay Training Camp Recruits at Work , And Play Near Knudsen s Ranch! ., go r fq ' t:., .tk :. - . t , 4 t :' 'C.,, .. The teaturcet the day of sugary 15 tents. Flours re- mained the mime this morning. but as' there I. to be a meeting of millers this there is possibility of a aftermoon, further deo. Kirin are UP la Cent a calm, owing to scarcity. The receiptu of tha dap, includo a ear of graPea.. sob- bind at 11.10 nd 11.71 per mite. Also a roc of amides. wholesaling at 1.10.! and a consignmont of tiplisonberg op. pies. quoted at 13 per box. Dewberries are tam, plentiful and going.at 13 per , - " f ts : . ., V' . ' ''.'t . ' 1:1.-f, i','''' ' '' . ,' '. '' ,r6., '.. '''' ', .4 1' ', i ' :,.,',..!; 'f'. 't re ,,,,., , ., , '',.' ', .' ,,,,,,,, , ';"t'. ;.t ,,. ,.. 15,, 1:.4i ,..f.ti , .1 '.-- 11 t ;771 ' ; 444 I, ;.,0', 4 a 1. ,r r 4.1,, ;4,4 :.,,;,,,,,..4';' - ,. ;',' i.1,.,,..,:.t,,,,,,,i,,. 4: xp , , ,:, ,.. , ''.1,v s,'"." '4161p " - ''.:; , , , t .t.; t , i ' ' - t . 0 ' - , i4 - rpanted '. tilii . 1 ,L.: '..' 3 i t: :;., ' ,i. ... , i , , i t ,1 ' - ,,,,i ; t ,,, .. ' 1... 1,. , , , ,.,':i ); ,". 4 . I 1 1 ,4 1....lt fnlettd-uver- irrnao-inalao- -t ' ONE 4 ki j , 7111;10111:716 , 11 - t ' ; 414.2111 IPC.A118, 441 I. AS Al "Pa Lir 1611 '11 Illmd r 1..11.1...A 4 IWOS - .1.)...7) 714,t1,71-17- 1 p ecipi ; sible to make. tat I. held us back. The public was cated to buying bread in small loaves for five cents a loaf. tl It's a well known fact that a small loaf is not as good as the larger loaf from the same dough. The increasing demand for the big loaf has made posloaf sible the wonderful quality you get in the big of HOLSUM i t 1 It,.' I ten-ce- ; I I :14 ;i WA L. . ...A A., " ..sem ,11.444. e ,"' 4 -- " Back to N 4 Younger , . .. i' ir, ; , II. Ag alp, I t I... .,,,,1,!:,,l '.,...gr t ! , lit ) . r- - ..91.,.., ,,.., "4 ' St.'...411.; T,'.4 .11;46 ,114v10. 4 i qr.". t,,,..,,, -- ' r' 1.' 'N It . ' ,, '' ' ..j' - . -- ''''' --- t ., --- . s 1,164i.!, - fl 41 4 ,, ...4..,, ,.,.. 'rl''' rJ IA c,) 4...., ie, C.' ;:t:4:, 4 t.P.1 I l' , : .171 .11 It .II 241 .16 .10 11111)41111. beef. per lb. veal. per lb. mutton. per lb. pork. Per lb. Sirloin. per lb. Iramily per lb. Short cut. per lb. the inn De. r. Carey taking a flyer I. a blanket. In the center are 'shown the outdoor kitehenn built by the menthe. t the buttons the recruit are being giVela 11104rUCUOMP in cooking. Mutton chops Lamb roast Round. per lb. Mutton roast Lamb chops ME. ONE BITTEN Flinn Ai .1 Dressed Dressed Dressed Dressed tt COMET 11 17 17 Is ill IVO I 11 1 I 121 l lliv 276 SOO II 21 a 211.1 27, Sine 7, 1c au, 1. 21. r as, 14. 33c Tee. a, Pkt PEOPLE'S DEPT. STORE WAval First SoulL FOLSOM'S UTAH 171121 GROCERY 0 tERLO DrOg lite 11E11 JAI. RINGS. Ic DOZEN. DOZEN Iroll Ztic. 14 POI NOS OP Retail Priem. ,,;, :',4 ' ,101 Nbipo.:4,.. ,:l 01,,,..- ; ,I.; .:, ...III' ;-"fft 14 . ''' 4!. ..,....... r,:,:rt, 4. k. ; 11'',1' ''. ' $ ,a... 4,.'.. .16 .36 32 Wile lassie. Pork loin. per lb. Dressed spring lambs. per lb .,,,,,,.,.,,, 7' Malibu. fresh asimon. freeh Rarracuda Yellowtail abed white fish 13, Wan 3639. .23 .21 .13 .21 Michigan ,.,.,,,,....,.,,,,,., , .,.. i 41 Dressed bine (Ut) ger 11) 20 111 Clem per lb per lb. 9.. AI Tifky, MAO per pucks (domestic)...... .21 Utah broilers Sturgeon iew . .30 .6 POMMY. , iti , Romano Block Swiss - ,, ) 4,...,-- ,.!.. , c. ,,,.,,,,.-- , - J , ,,:, .36 .20 17 23. MI q: bottle 27.1 No order Is lose 'rod St theme price.. MI goads gnu, antimiL 144, deliwpr. SO .21 16 rrit r:c Beople' Beet Coffee, iti Macaroni. 10c pkg. Shinola. 10c can March, Ins: Ore A fine Blend Coffee Raleina Grape JUIN .1001ti .40 10 Empire Brick, per lb ,Z ..,...:21, . 3.30 Quart. .011310 Wholesale Helen. STn. I ett a aim No. 2 cheese ,.: ,'...,,,k1-t .... .'-- ' - 0 ,,.,,4411,1 7 .,, ., 4 ' , ..4,,,t!,,.4" ,4 ,, . . ; A 263330 S 1St: CHEESE. ,r t:, , -- CREAM. Gallon. Fresh milk special Fresh cream Whipping cream . . .35 , WITH ILO arcitR T OR 4401 HI VoR PIA OTHER Pt 1114 11 tie OR OVER. Corn Flake.. Macsront, 1...10 Role Soap. Spaghetti or Nnodief, 4 for ZS packages 7 pkg. tor tie MINteb00. 20. nr Loose Macaroni. : for Summer Sausage. to'r lb. flood Erg, por dozen 251 can Veal Loaf 15c can Lunch Los( 4 bars 1042 Hard Water Toilet 1So &lap 20c can Ripe 01IN Meson Jam. per dozen ter Pearl White Soap. '4 for ISe. or 1 for Ihs. await Grapes. all ktrvis. for 4 . Scandinavian Conference. ........... 1 ("risco. IDe 5Io and medium Craig. Cream chooso. pound teed Butter Pus Sir ..... Quite a large number of Scantling.- ....... Sac TA from this eily and vicintt, afe tars milk Itmit quardttles to reserved Right to go to the Scandinavian expected for .2k per gal. pickling. Vinegar sardine. new etcwk .. MORE HAIIS "MAD" PRAIRIE ITN conference which will be held at Booth's SR for Pleasant Grove tomorrow and Sunday. The them interurban and the steam 140 F. Second South St. railroads are offering reduced rates. With the development and spread Those Pecision t., ntr tnto a contract Tbe (Aimee'''. place la Tema to bor who go to the conference from The beet Grooe. with the Ut.h Power lAight conc of the rabies epidemic. Dr. T. B. Beat- this section are instructed to take pinny to light the city's streets, parks ty. nate health officer, has received the regular trains. and alleys during the three years be- reports of all Porta and conditions of (I ginning fan. I. 1g17, was reached by domostie animals running amuck with Friend The Housewife's Request Program. the city comminkin Rt an adjourned the dread maladyrabid doge, cat, Tito grocer seise sena Meet WORMY iession this morning. The contract 1. gig, horsei. even' ancoles. indeed. that Goods at Lowry.. Market Priet& The request program for Saturday's will be drafted hy the city law depart- bee the barnyard habit except one. the ment and formally signed next week. exception being the well known off- Tabernacle orm recital, with Or. tk Fotatons. per peck Efforts of tbe Utah Gas Jr Coke . Tomatoes. 3 cans J. J. McClellan at the organ . la of the ganist COW, the calf. But genus spring to a obtain of the 12 company portion lb. Fresh Tomatoes. business caine to so much for exceptions; a calf born in as follows: street lighting Fresh Smoked HOLM, per lb 23 Utah Picnic Hams. per th.. ih 23. Fantasie in 0 Major. J. S. Bach; naught when C. E. Groesbeck. vice Deep Creek. Tootle county. bit its Fins Hresktast flacon net president and general manager of the owner. a rancher of that neighbor- Sweet and Low. Barnby, Band Opera SUGAR. per meek. PTAS; I: II lok sue Utah Power a Light company. in12ra4te Flour. per sit HU Ave VerMarie Chorus; from "Aida". Straight to hood. received a according fornid the city commission that the report N. H. C. Crackers, 3 pkgs. tor .31, electric Itght concern would not con- this morning at the Offices of the di, John T. Hand: Finale to "Death" it bare Tepee. Soap Rand Opera Chorus; Grand Selection cede to the KR F company any part of state health board. 3un Peas., 2 cans from "Lohengrin." Wagner. the buainess and still he in a position Tt was a rabid calf. too, Dr. to grant I.. the city the free concesBeatty PlOrti prottded for in the franchiao sari. He doesn't know the name but made contingent upon the electric of the man who was bit, though. becompany receiving all of the bust-- . cause the report wan received from neves Of street lighting. The provialmis of the new contract the state health board of Nevada, unorHe CASH oGIOCItIL. California's rtretra will mmite It possible for private street der which supervision the head of the was subjected to the bacteriologSouth St. ORANGES ASO LEMONS. East First 4146 lighting eattisions to use it hot' elec- calf d ical teat. Dr. Beatty doesn't know, frnah fruits. On gale by RD3O1 sad 101 1Promite Mose tricity or gas. This will 'nuke pos- either, how a calf. all deafer' good flars not having teeth. riverywhorn. sible the proposed lighting of Ex- could bite a man. wrappera for brantiful ativorwars. He amid that wasn't Catifornfit with gas should the tals Watoeuseiona. per lb., change l'Ist-Fruit Growers lezolinager the The man had been bitten. point. wish with-to do so. I Air. Mao Apples ae pee I. nuncio property wee the calf be to afflicted liwu Angrier'. Calif. proved remit Jar Robbers Pad Oak the city's intereat with Out .fropardizing the matter? rabies; COneeM101114 why argue f from the in the say Why, Indeed? Utah Power Light company. Paoteur Treatmcgit. Acting on advicee from Nevada. Dr. From Inspection Beatty haa ordered one more Pasteur LI 'Return towtratrom SoutheTrtCALIAlords 1 tree PititatieWMPTIttfreititrrirtillhVOW Ibtt 4.1 kitic-raOti- rl . .... Ior rabies under the diInetreated T. N. Esp., special agent in charge rection of the state board of health. It is understood, however. that anof hearings. U. t.t. iwneral land office. with headquarteht in Salt Lake. other application for Pasteur treatment will be made in a few days. Fred has returned front a trip of inspection W. Chambers state fish and ftitalle of coal latletS to the Henry mountains returns awaiting In Garfield and Wayne counties. Mr. commtaatoner, le Sunripe Rolled Oafs is the new breakfast food. so P0state from the bacteriological depart-miPular now in the Mountain States. Espe was accompanied by E. Russell in If you have tried these to on the test rabies regard 1.10yd. iti,NnebitP gC010ItiPt. U. S. geoIt wasn't an a of head the chicken. as does everYoats, plump obscrved, big you immediately iogirai surto.). The purpose of the trip ordinary chicken. 3dr. Chambers says; was a fitl,1 investigation, both for it was a else, their better flavor, freshness and appetizint body it and chicken. bit prairie quality ,4nd area. of the coal lands in him on the thumb. How or when goodness. them chistrcts. This is preliminary ex. accident occurred Mr. Chambers eminatton vt hieh is made for the in. the All kinds of oats will not do fbr "SUNRIPE," just has to He refused been say. carrying fnrmation of thP geological survey, left hand In bandages for several the. large, fully matured oats are gathered from the sufl . whtch will make the ultimata classifi- his and bas been reluctant rather days cation of the lands. Mr. Espe reports about bathed valleys of the Rockies and crushed to a tempting answering questions. interesting trip through some of the Dr. Boxelder still flakiness. Beatty regards , and IlloPt picturesque noun. as the hotbed of the rabies Ian in Utah. They went as tar as the county Home materials, home laborHome Products. situation. of the Grand CRIWOn, some 123 "1 can't make the county conuinis-- 1 south of Green river. stoners there appreciate the gravity Goo, delay meeting gamble Graham of the situation." he said tilt mornGoma at your table. Sultrily. Graham "There are a number of dogs ing. Board Asks Concessions Is made of Flour cleaned who have been bitten by rabid ani- 'thecathe whole thoroughly berry. klifft at bulge and no at." From Telephone Company maim atiltI running la understand. tempt. being made to The them. The la dentand board for a destroy popular drug. The county commhision today de. of Boxelder le not even county Pisa drink. Have you tried the &wipe cided to make an effort to obtain law governing the dogs enforcing in their diKottiiet ? from the Mountain Ptates Telephone strictI mean the muzzling statute. ;: & Telegraph compeny concessions for as well as the destruction of unitcertain supplemental franchises the coneed animals. Such negligence Is ,,,company has askod for. A report was dangerolia" , - received by ths board from R. E. L. I 113 VD Collier, county eurveyor, recommend. Steventon on Furlough. ing that the franchises asked by the JOLp !! company bs granted. The report of the surveyor was reV Private 3. G. Stevenson of Troop C, ceived and filed and the geterk au. G;;duE:;4 thorized to advias A. I. Peters, Mil. rtah cavalry. is back from tfiS border (;bc(II 4ClittAtirotocs 'non construction manager, that the on a short furlough. Be corroborates board would like to confer with hint the reports about the boys being well In relation to certain 301100011tOrtS which the county desires the oomPaor settled and treated. and says there hi 7ww:,.. to make. active cavalry drill with the horeen eires7 day, with fewer kicks or other Job printing, book Medina. an troubles innident to cavalry dutyl The kinds of ruling dons at the Deseret battery has now Ile men, with whom I Let us bid on "oar Work- -News. efficient work is being done. including LUIS CALF, AND ANOTHER BI suns . T. It riOTT 110. . and Will Relish 4 Economy Days,' , nt :"0 Ul I i r . la - hel C L!,1 , t 0. r 4. k - i 1) a 4,-,ft'- 4 t gI1.41 I II fl .1. 3 lit 1mi ) s, a itiss aiItizeiteglime. tota sta .gr 3 2-0- Si .le.111OM16 1111001111 I I rl S I 1r 1;;:;;; 111 IP I ent Ilit 1. E II ' 1 0 0 11 1c6, , 1 V Valk- OW it : 0 r !I E L E ' 1"16 eg 41 ' 4 -, eZo LW MILK , .40 et HI . leirrr ca. .31 gl'Gglit. Crusto ta tompoundi. Kell, 10.. also old Dutch Cleft:leer. 3 fc Light House Cleanser, 4 t Gold Duet I for Wedding Breakfasts co!f..0 Lunette' Cotter, :13c ran canned Olive.. IS, can Pineapple. 20e else jello 3 ohne Hershey's Coen& 23, 2 Ridgeway 5. cana 7 41 7.411 .14 .35 MILK, a CANS 3Sc 11 ORDEN. Lea & Perrin Stns.. Yacht Club Se14,1 Dr. c;,,i Blue Label ketchup. 2:..c eq, Vorn atrloo Pierce's Perk end hice lb. All Inc pkg Cott keit,. -r g girt s Loaf for 1 ,v; 2 7.26 7.:,6 . Rabies 7 I 3 SUGAR Craemory, Polfd1.lbPark ram in Creamery, imeond claws. Creamers, cartons 4.:..; ..'',.111.;,:;. . 2 3.50 . ' v..,,,,,,'7'. - ', ,.,..' War.' a-- '1.'4 .. S5 75 70 3.75 2 44 2 10 2 40 i EGG. Eggs. (strictly fresh) 1.3011.00 .35046 1'''.11.414.-4'.'41:6'! , .;,.. , wheat per cwt II. Peados. Pancake 11,..r. Post Tentacle E. C. Corn ritikee, pkg titsaranteed Good Et DKR, Brand init.-Peoplee 4 IN I 24 ex Pikless Jr" TOM Aritettic II Ise CA .s Peat.. 2 10c tans Tsar-roun- Buy the Big "Takes r view grad Cane ,4" ,,,,,,,a,;:!,..14,1140... !1.1m1 "4 AIWA. -- ''', r''.14P 41 ) 1 dr Refit a tk 44 v,,,,,; Ar.t........4 . ". - . i Sitin k 1St nt Try 11131,14UM laying aside every prejudice of the past rarding baker's bread. You'll find in it an enjoyment you haven't known for years-- - I I edu- But one 0)-- I lobo . to7,; p I 1. ........ t - 4; )1,,,,,,sw. I. .1.16.4... '',IrY '' ..'' ! Aft 2 20 1175 OA !owl .50 Mat, Ac 'ffrkla,',1 D lr 0',- ,. . ...7 --... tr-r- - 1 Who ,,,' ,,,- - : :' '; ' 4.4.''.,', -- 2 , Family , 1 2 18c 1141114 TIE el URIN9 the past few years, we've put thousands andthousands of dollars into new equipment for converting the finest of materials into the best bread it is pos- JI:04 . , Fell ELECTIlig 1 it made better bread possible e rp: WILL RENEW By lieciltri.al4mi . 4;bular 8e ig.loaE4 11111 dK NB b i)! s" gig 8 a g ' 1FT r 11.0 ' ; I ..,01.1 . hewhich ..1 : ,. 1 ..10..1r 7,, 344. WR.1111,... g ;,,,,1 'i A , c. i ..: 0; . ''', . 11"11".L I g : : ' o'; -- post-O- 4 ' , ' I I t.,,f',' ,ti . , Mat Ptitnt. : Illit20 .., ' 44CET4111.1,,,. 15c , 21,46 i 2.64 2.an 1.21 1.101 2 4A 22 On FLOUR... Pt releht , , ,,.,s.,-v- rjtiu New potatoes, 12 Oysters. 3 ran, Dry Onions.. Per Retail 111 241 Timothy Alfalfa Oats. Rolled barley Vateat per cwt I ..,,,, California Hams lb. Brick Cheese Lb. Utah r Concord Who lerials 00 ...... 'I .. Ream per cwt. Corn. 2.er riot Cracked corn 1 MOloompoo.mo.1 - . , ::,.. - ',' m , ,, - 4 rlj - Iowa: , - i',(' ;t1 boxes. 12 grapse are in the market. 19ibtoing at 51 cents por basket; also Casaba melons, from California. quoted at 11 Centa each. earreat Quotation' are as fol. .1'7', .,f- - "' ';4 k.7.',, of crate, ' ''-- , .',.-- ,,,, 11:;.!;Z....tyl",k J 7,4 Ot f ref"''''.-"-I I Pttaires,VAlwals.tir'-,..41",,,,- '. '' ',,,,k1 :, ,... .71;' k , ' 'z ' """ , ;. t' t'4,. r. ; 7. $,., , t, .44, ..,,..4,2 - 4. r7 , - Alt 1 ';',,,..- :,: , ' ..e,, . 0,,.',...,. k. ,.,.,,,,, r.'" ':$'.';,..a I!: f ' . ' , f ,: i ;. t' 4. .. , ( ,.',:',1:., . ? : ,,; :: 4,:a ', 0,1 . 1 ,',.. ' v . . ' ' ''' .,, , A, ' , .. ; 44 , '', $ ,. 7'S k,,,l, . .: ;, 4 Tr ' ., .111 , Grocery Special: for Saturday Onti Vane sum-Whe- n bm - Is the ad- -, , . ' H " ' LOCAL MARKETS ' t" what )ou 1,ha o learttod- - and help FOOTS Organisation. spread the gospel of the Importance In-of Private McMillin called attention to training camps, that even greater fact that the student body had terest may be manifested next Year. to Join the Nation al their rho Commander of Western army when meisena are ready to take trainKarl A. associatioit. and chosen Traing vacations. The value of them of Scheid of and Sherman marked he to 0of company. Delight ing camps promisee Division Expresses D company as deiegeteit igntfteenc. for they play an Important part in the future of the army. to the next convention of the associa. Th traininti of Cdtt Zenz by officers of tion. It was also. on suggestion. dethe regular army has passed its le- cided to put the Citizens Training TALK sperimental stage. for its successful op. Camp committee on ae permanent baGIVES THEM ROUSING with J. A. R its president, oration hue leen assured to a satisfac- sio. Eimer G. Thomas aa secretary. This training camp and tor) deer. an with executive to he Pecommittee. propooilion d,ws not interrere at all lected. consisting of a ropreestit,tive eith the militia system, all alime hae from real company, and MI" fun With Work of Citizen' Soldiers imagined. There are man' men who each of the states represented at the If. spend several hmvc not the ttm to were Thanks th xtwied camp. iriiinga we drilling. as the militia various rgantrationa and icdttidurds Troops Take Long March and asetern the but during Who had been instrumental in requires varatiOn time cornea thee ing the nis."' ennip to such apush. see Spend Night in Dog Tents are atil to rind time and opportunity cata?uI teal completion. can 1,, Join and they maren camp. The Fort Dongiaa in ,,toidt training and will learn a large amount of valu- the morning was accomplished withrt g Ito bell. atilt. information. is a fact that can- out further Incident than the failing n It he contrriverted. Out of two men front blistered feet. toloo. t.. oetrt, .! 1,,stirnandtr -The marchleg was for 45 minutia! with for Enwrgessetest." Prepare lAsk r talt li S. 10 U. rest. the route etop being grin' 'Hovit yno sant to learn to he thatminutes o of the Fl ret tr .1P army. Camp tiletiarett for emergencies. and it la waa made in regulation a harvested wheat field. toO,! la the. camp. that villuabl preparaq 'I, wortliod t tam were where the tent" dog pitched. and he tor tion poteiltde emergencies may r mork In tIm offxe, net iliwn the noon 111,s11 prepered. A big sytad et tired Some orators have declared of shossed the cooks th t lo.K dflor army regular .illert,an that in cao. of invasion 'A million fibs mit here. freemen will spring to arms, and drive students how to cook their rstiona. trionit,m ilelif) to. , saternnon In demontho and lectures Invader from our lands!' To which strations in field cooking were given thototh hrimf, 40 0!,..eft! apprctated thewould would the arm. and the late afternoon and Where reply. or la purl, me ,it,ten' iinie from- - and how far would they were devoted to variou athletic how 1,, .,sle speial) t spring' About as far aa you could ning tees. the Third Artillor hand ramp. the tail!" tGreat tite- furnishing must, p nt.ig a tat co- - The itell7erei orri, Quite a number of rrimnt and applausie.) m Salt Lake peopie inflect the camp IN T!,, siren& notel h speaker gave the paelfists full John IC credit Ifni their good intentions. and sutomobilee. hv hLo side op;.1I-Morahan Sprains Ankle. wits far from Impugning their mMurphy of the eaot al lillr7 and wall he omo. but he took tame with them in Capt. G. G. Marshall. Jr.. atiJ,,ini walcompel at the 4,. r: L. depot o'ti isont so was the that camp. had the misfortune to rountry heneving thet 14611. liagood. and lated se to least it immune from Vol and NI r make a iniaatep and sprain his Ankle attacks from any direction and last night. at the encampment. n.n thU rapt. W. P. VnIkr. a tin hes charge the time had come for disarma- it was nevemtry to bring him bAric of target Anse operations at Fort that When this MillenniUM entries. to Fort Douglas for treatment at the ment Pouglas. The rest of the afternoon the ancient prophecies may be ful- hoopital. He wan renting easy hue as over filled in beating sword into plow noon. and expecting In soon return to the worki in going waa.occupted and steutre into pruning hooks . settee duty. The captain la a graduaccomplished by the training camp. sham. he said. but the millennium is not here ate of the Virginia Military academy, ad a casual inspection of the fort. yet and the beet way to eiscurs peace. and was appointed at Large to a lieuVisits Ilegd Camp. he urged, peace of any lasting char- tenancy in the army in Del. It wail not until atter dinner that acter. is to be prepared for emergenGeneral Hell could get awe) from Mil cies. General Sell's remarks were fre. Underwriters' Convention. poet to ileit the camp on Kniminen. 'ranch naar the Hutiercille mesa. which otiently punctuated with applause. Gen. Bell Introduced Lieut. Col. he reeehed about ::10 p in . aCcompa- The National Association of Life Unwho thanked the Masten soldiery Med Pt) Lieut. Col. flagon& Capt. the gen.' for their acolint conduct during the derwriters will meet this year at St (aut. Murph).dream , Volkniar and aide uni.1 encampment. and the intelligent way LOU, for a three days' session begin-stinral and his ; being in t form. A auhotantlasi platform Null In which they had applied themselves Sept. IC The Utah AliAviation been yet up, and t;eileral Hell. accom.1 to their dutiee. He mild he believed of Life Underwriters. an auxiliary of would knowledis away carry they I. b3 listroort. stepped? Lteut. panted he of value to them in their the national body. will he represented frdm the auto to the platform. Th.l likely to vocations He hoped by ' in life. regular r Oeorge U. Alder. a former presi"ilium aeldiary'i that Patin regimPnt of them afterward dent ' atfloOd al altntion. in front. filling al met when any one of the local association. would In not hesitate him. they the tair share of the Mut rarticular interest attmchea him. for he might not he tittle was pit, tied. and welcomed th atop camp blots. In to retain in memory each one of their year to the meting ir ' tenor with cheers. Ilia individual faces dianingutahed waa that the illsh association boas fatr to The 'colonel Ito,-ebe grated, cheered. firM remark wae. sin the loving rho otteret by the naand down thev went hi the ort 'Ind.'. tional aseoctation for th greateat tr Poll then called for General arm.- he. crease in inemborship in the western of opinien from the Prsalrormer knees potation. Sere. Mat Hugh A. section during the past isyear. Addrere to bob two It was but then dark. McMillin Twelfth of the great ; infantry. Carl dent Woodrow Wtison Mr. Alder alit he ar,, threw lighted iip the scenery. and Rain. H. Badger. O. H. Smith and J. A. tho delegates. nut grateful it,eit. Hell said-- 1 Heaves were tailed upon. They all rompanted by Mrs. Alder anti sill be 'warmth, In part; -- It ghee me great pleasure to declared that the experience of the away bout 10 days. 1916 15 PTEMBER S a .. a ello IIII I. 1111 MI a lb IriIN 11111101111 r.1 I 11!.....,,JI 1160mommEN. ade by Superior Baking Co. 'llmnomnnmmIV dli almmiloot .11r 'ion vi illir i..; .10111 lia . v ilise-0- 47 TIll.11.11A," NI NO sik JIM 1111 a gab i all. dits. alaine.L.1.0.1.Maglistal: ME SELIMEEKLY , I |