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Show '77! , I ji!"1 If S, t' j- - DESERET EVENING ii: NEW5 I i Intermountain Auto Show to 11001.0 SIMPLIFY Thz VIIEWS RI 1) 8 NEWS SA'rURDAY DECE3IBER : -- 8 Be Held in Salt Lake City SERINO MEN what ths 'e taxi." is poor-ma- TIME GOOD IN TOLEDO Tierie-411- th a ti I .. thres-passeng- er , nt , ; -- - t , , For t .P 0,4.. 17 horse-draw- I i J4 J4i J4 J4i J4i n a t:te, a rs . d I t '4! News and Gossip Ftom Washington , !, tr '41E' i l 6,11:f 11,:p 4 . ; - 11 rt 1- - I one-ha- :r; .:i :t ;' :' , r ft ' 1 1, ',i '';--. ' :Ile f' 6t , ;;!; pulling power. .C.,3 ) ; i That G M C trucks are easiest to ,; ft' i: vo care for. '; That G MC trucks are made in capacities from ton to ton. That G M C trucks are made in both worm and chain drive. That G M C trucks are making good in more than 225 lines of ;!k: t Y404- i IV,. That by buying G M C trucks you save money ,when you buy and after you buy. ot 11:1 t( 1 1,1 fri l "MOHNEN ' ';';''L cl' t l' ,Ii; f ;',i 1 ftt ',.ii I c , i i, 'tt III i, 1 1: , 5,!' ; AUSTRALIA Auto Co., . - 1. . - - .. , . eight-cylind- er people. Other members of the intermotat delegation were Jack Harberteon. Jim Barbarism T. B. Browning. Og- bin den; E. Browning, J. & Browning, Idaho Falls. Ida.; Gordon Bilis, A. A. Scott. C. B. Bills, Blackfoot, Ida.; W. H. Elkington. E. J. Elkiniton. Toes'.. Melt; L. F. Simonson, O. T. Bell. Elko, Nev.: D. L. Grier, Richfield, Ida.; Harry Giesler. Fairfield. Utah; Paul lions, Tremonton, Utah; Jedd Jones. F. J. Parquette Ben Jon.'. Lawrence Jona', Ma lad, Ida ; A. P. Heitz. W. J. Witherspoon. Kern merer. Wyo.; L & Miles. M. Milne, Smithfield. Utah; W. H. Hollenbeck. Rupert, Ida.; W. H. Payne. Richfield, Utah; H. T Plant. Richmond. Utah; C. B. Plarpont, A. B. Worsisy, Provo, Utah; H. Robinson. rillmore, laza; Fred Wilcox. 'Reed Judd. 1..41.. ea Isla, Burley. Ida.; E. D. Wbitman. R. J. Coppard. Soda Springs. Ida.; W. D. Yager, W. Ludden. St. Anthony, Ida.; J. F. Oilit,ger, Deeth. Nev.; A. A. Call. Afton. Wyo.: Hamner HtellPY. Morgan. Utah; Charles Iverson. Corinna, Utah; Dr. J. L. Wicks, Thomas Pethick. Etanston, Vi4o.: C. H. Elihiny. Vernal. Utah; Bruce Watson. B. Watson, Twin Falls, Ida.; Russell Ash, M. P. Mehollin. F. A. Beamgard, Boise. Ida.; Sam McCia.n Iqampa, Ida.; O. C. Walling. Payette. Ida.; H. C. Baldridge. Parma, Ida.; Will Mond. Caldwell, Ida. I Next Week hl History DECEMBER . , , - . has aequired controlling Interest ores Saxon Motor Sales .company of Utah. and has al. rea2ly ,itakott over the management. The present location is at 410 south Main street. immediately south of the Newhouie Hotel. Associated with )tr. gneddon ars L. E. Reaney, formerly of the Randall-Dod- d Auto rompany. anti .Ruesell Richards. who has been with the Raton Motor Bales company. thus making 4 etreng combination of men. Mr. xperieaced automobile in8rieddon haa been carefully the local field with vestigating a view of entering the automobile business and considers himeelf exceptionally fortunate in being able to cc. quire such valuable agencies; as the Saxon and Hutimobile ears. The company. as now organized. has a new fine pleted negotiations for building which will be ready by &Prin.' 4r.. Jeffery Quad Truck Makes Good Record The Jeffery Quad trucks. represented locally by It. II. Drumm. a re making .One encouraging perfornienvie against handicap. The Quads are being used by Banks Bros.. who, haul ore from the Cardiff mine to the railway at Levenclate. The distance is IT miles; some of tho,Frades aa high as II per cent. Just now there Is more than two feet of snow over Itwert of the route, Tet the Quads are handling the regular load. of 311, toll 'Il1tOO1 a tailor. their 404 a The Mining and Milling company is also using the Quads to haul suppliee from salt Lake Into eastern Nevada. a trip. The Quads. with a trailer. take a load over Lookout Pass and through Fish Spring flats. overcoming had roads and heavy gratle. Ralph Langford. who la handling one of the trucks, says that he has several times been able to handle the maximum load, with enough spare power so that he has hauled out touring cars that had been bogged down on the flats. PROSPECTS Ali N3 UNU. 5. Georett tho Willman- larg"" jour- ans,- 1111"5.1r1h.1.14 ..tartlp&Mat as to future distribution of a biles in the United States 'h. of ing the pc,int of saturations' At III present time there are in use pow between 3.000,000 and 3jossee tomobiles in the United Vtatek eq. Nemeth', 'genetics show that thereat boot 6,090.000 German-America- DECEMBER IL 1141Opening of the council of Trent 1142Diaastsr in Kurd Kabul palm. 1.149 British and 11,000 natives cut off by Afghanistan, and terrible slaughter ensued. Va.. 1312Battis of Fredericksburg. Feddisastrous repulse of 40,000 ertilk. 1114Austrians captured Dukla pate. In the Cerpethien 1111Britiab in Mesopotamia checked pursuing Turks. in towns ele people 3! - tr d I. 1,t Tu peopte. IA' 'Thor are about I 2.0 0 0.440 see horses as4 today taking care of mule& minion Includes the hosta liveomen. men enmiged in ehe (lain and feed buallicm, etc. be average horse or mule works asois four and hours per day ut has about in hours idleness. lam farmers; think they act a great ete: more service out of these atlas Put they will find that is not tra when they closely analyze their es. tires or the entire year. These mean the death-knel- l et tie horiw and mule and Indb,ate on the revolutionary changes that I coming about within a few Item" one-ha- lf o IA 51 ft A n FIFTY FORM-A-TRUCK- NOW IN SALT LAKE TERRITORY S OPERATING ngf 4 T 1 tor,. $1, "sommom4,44. r .a atatat ilelled.11.111.1111k. of tittle 10.1 , ofle t d The half century mark has n pealed by the SmIth states P. J. O'Carroll. manager of the Truck Department of the Ptah Motor company. local distributors. Ttile is Oil fen season the Rmith has been repremented In this terchert Irorm-s-Trec- 1141. Form-a-Thic- k frorm-a-Truc- k tat, rdttt,..1 PA' THIS IS H. H. McDONALDHE SELLS act q t t. aa, I :at- . Eta, of the hot FORM-A-TRUCK- S rtattit Ile. h , el' k i, A itt.trt" 1114.' ata, A Jp.11 - 41 11., a fat ATTI,r PArtat ttt tht tho itt P trout, blogrt Mayo the at '. ' Ikl'Ailts. It .,.: ' ,., 1- tha, etc ...,r....., tn. :,,,.,.. 1- 0111G LI tho -- . A go, rapt '.1 114b!o in PAdea vn to t!p poem Pon l Portn HE SELLS 'EM BY THE CARLOAD. Allies. ma.agHer for r'c'noatilin itanIatarbnignh"lohnettnaniutneljillb, k The Smith 141.74 itlrh lPeato.rmr" company Is making a brief sojourn hero in the interests of his firm. Mr. McDonald is making his bond- while in this city. with His quartors. o Motor local company. diotributors. and when peen last wook was in the net of as- o Motor tiettng one of the" company's salesmen to chum a deeo vrhieh meant the gabs of the fiftieth P sold by that concern this territory this neaten. ACCIDENTS AND REPAIRS In Witen season for his on. askM th Vorm.a-Tructhusiaern over the Mo. ARE DANGEROUS AND Donald answered: "Tho first Smith COSTLY- .at. tachmont was geld la Summit'. Washfour This Smith ago. years ington. Tire Cludns, Radiator and Hood run 12.00 has at a total costalready for repairs of are In. miles Covers, and Anti-Freeboon 2.201 the immure load haul has and Om has boots pounds expensive. in erste ivory working day. "Now. thnith aro be. lag bought mattes front 20 to 30 up Alkire-Smi- th La 200 by many of ths iffirg011t conCo. cerns In this country. attach"The Smith - 75-7- 9 Auto Row. ment combining sa It dote with any to make, Ford or klascroll plant a fully gurantoect one-to- n truck. ha ' 11114----T- 1 NATI, I vn.t 4 ; troop. reached the Greek frontier in pureuit of re- DECIDIRER famous Hartford anti-wto convention met at Hartford devise means of security and defense." The convention sat for 20 dart with closed doors. 2240Napoieon's remains from St. Malin& deposited in the chapel of q I 1. DECEMBER IC Anthony Wayne. Revolutionary hero. commonly called "Mad Anthony, died; born 170. 1 and George Washington died at Mount Vernon. Va.; born 1782. 1111Prince Albert, consort nt Queen Victoria. died at Windsor castle: born 1111. 1170Carnegie gave S1o.000,000 to treating Ti rsties who ar ,et possible proeee, and Can afford to buy aistomobrad Out Of the 3.10 0.661 Apcms 'aim tor cars in use. not more than LIN, 000 are in the hands of the pr, farmer. There are 7.6 00,1bol fuses In the Un'ted States. and yes se count on half of them being awe., an an automobile-- posisibly e second-hanone. This indoates we have not 'Kum to apprApse" point of eaturation in this bustle todaf. There are about 2S.One.0 Se lass ard mules in the United Poste, a. day. It takes five soles of grout approximately. to feed a horn at mule per year. This, multiphet ity the number of these animals. gisels ficsent acreage to fecd 13,1eidet OPP of . I began DECEMBER 12. 1711Maria Louie, Austrian princess and s000nd wit. of Napoleon I.. born in Vienna; died there 1147. 11104Spain declared war against Great Britain. Browning. British poet, MilRobert died; born ISM Poland. 1014Germans at Nilawa. Austrians in met with reveraea. western Galicia recaptured Nowy column defeated in Serbia Austrian airahips bombarded Ancona, Italy. CIMINO IA wald IIIFranc. tbe it I of tea thrown overboard by eat'sthe Hotel des Inv& lidos. Paria. Isis who rosimed a stamp taa noted Ottendorter, journalist. edi- 1777United States repubhe ruesnised by the king of Francs tor of the New Yorker Staata1844End of the battle of Nuki Zoitungs. died; born 186. 1 9 and final defeat of the Cm! rians evacuated Bele ra d. orate army of the west peace ship arrived at 1914German cruiser squadroe boKirkwall, Orkney islands. mbarded the east COW of England. DECEMBER 1919Italian troops landed Is alsMa to forestall 1773"Boston tea party." occumtios by Germanic allies. ships were Invaded and cargoes 1900-4)s- DECEMBER 11. 1114Indiana became a state. 161Confla4ration in Charleston, S C.; Iona 11.000..000. 1114End of Sherman's march to the sea. His army reached Savannah 1114The French government returned from Bordeaux to Paris, where it took refuge Sept. and were England alarmed as to the safety of their expeditionary forces at Saionikt 1118--Bulg- ar WI kin 11 - preollaal 41epartment of on. Nikko 5 MAI1U 1 nalist and abolition leader. born; died MC empire proclaimed at Berlin. with Wilhelm I emperor. 11177Fall of Plevna. Bulgaria. surrender of 10.000 Turks to Russian Gen. Skobeleff. ltleAuetrians drove the Russians from the pose's of the Carpathiarmies in Serbia I'llAllied retreat back to Saloniki. T. N. Sneddon. ! 110. Lloyd Garrison. if-fe- high grade trucks. 141:11 4 south-aster- That there are no better trucks than G M Cand that they are sold at prices lower than other !I ...'i run-of- business. (V, tlc, .t0 1''t 11 That G M C trucks have greatest .;t1;; 4,i I Do You Know-- i I, "Th hest avr." le the way the Browning Automobile A Supply crowd talk about their trip to' Toledo to a,- tend the annual mooting of WIllys9verland sales agents. Arch BrownE. C. TaYing.-- William IL Edmonds. lór and "'rank Dean:- et the 'local company. and C. H. Carmort. epeeist factory rePresentativa reached home yeaterday afternoon. and WWI down into the harness again. 'rho, pave visited ths factory. and all ar thusiastio about the new models. sa car. pectally over the the first sight to be put out by the ar & ;,;t f; F I "A Andre-Smit- h Auto company has namd the new Ford town car. One of the Al of Is. distributors that cars was received Wednesday by the The tntetmountain cluntry, lands visit Lb Iwo big Alkirs-Smiand is on view forihshleh AJLti 'automobile York and Chicago. Mere today for the people. WANT- NEW CODE the, Beetinn of tbe west first time- - 'rhe car in on eenILake is the natural distributing on is line ior what doing the 'Alley get chassis, with a single rear the seat.regular Co Mini for automobiles, both on account Sides and front are slammed in. t-t year.4 Theycar study constructhe motor rat.- - tendency and and seat partitioned off the driver's automobile the 1.4 highways and take it home with them as from the passengers seat. Thus the Washinslon, D. C. Dee. 9 Sim- - rolci centering hero; la to have a big tionvaluable to on aaset which a pian ear makes a light tat. of plification is to be the keyrade of the automthai show. It will be held a: their selling campaign for the ensuing capacity. The operating met ie new uniform motor vehicle end , elnaliv and ,.... ,.... Akit 1 ibke, during thc Asater 'Part ot year. tbe Car' Call be operated on has announcement But automobile the business The Ii fieselow, which will he promulgated in Thia a profit at a fare of 25 eenta per bruary. 10- - ttsterday by V. D. Rishel. who g roan to such an extent that it is ne...- - first mile per paamenger. There are two a short tlititt by the legislative board how. Darina the emery to give this same opportunity or three regular ryle Fords being of the A. A A. The motor vehicle laws will manage the Mr. Mittel has can- to the smaller dealer. weeks three rata past operated here now at the 44 of moat books the on now caddie assed the local halt Lsite distributors Every dealer in the intermountain and the Alkire-Smit- h people both states are unnecessarily long and anti found a praitiralls unanimous da- country will be epeciallY invited to lieve that probably ten or twelve of fur- mawd for an automobile shows attend the show. Arrangements will the ears will be In operation before eumberielme. Dup licalion and their entertainment. April. A s a result arrangements; hate bites. be made for ther cOlIttlillOrt eXISTS where a .ate asfar (4,mpleted that the show lais be- Thom who contemplate taktng on an haa separate motor vehicle and traffic SO it automobile agency or those who wash nounced a. a sure go and laws on Be books. lieved practically etery mak of au- I') make a change from their present Reo Agent Speaks oattion line of cars will find on exhibition All-Ye"Highway traffic in Its final naly- tomobile represented inthisthis Cars it practically every car of any promishow. at sis Is but a single problem." says will be on exhibit targmuch so in nence automobile the business. it to mak -propossed it L. whether Chairman Tenott, am arnueed sometimes at peoer than anything which haa been pro- Factory representatives will be on relatee to motor care. vinusly held that they will all be for- hand to give all information desired ple who put off buying core until tho theee cars. boot with vehicles. traction engines Or pedes- gotten in comparison says E. M. Grady. local agent The show will also be the mecca spring," thotor care biCh will bis It I for the Reo and Chevrolet cars. trillAS. Traffic should he handled as fnt the early spring buyers. They are were so placed that I could have a in Mid February. one problem by one general set of In th past halt lask shows hats expected to come to Salt Lake by the car for only six months in the year. laws. so that this rules governing one noon held more or lesa with a view of hundreds and place their orders for I would choose to use my Local people can taloa earcertainly prospect it lee'lr deliver'''. Five from November to particular kind of traffic may fit into intereetingI hisonly local the opportunity offered rears ago. of course, that April. sear it is intendsod to was not the and be consistesit with those govern- htlyers. .o the to to cars them wish one the of Intereat Wert show they make the case. Then all cars were unoertain iAg all other kinds of traffic. dealers. those who handle ;, drive the coming summer. outaide In their in very cold weathDenali Not Worked Ont. Mr. Mattel announces that special er or in operation Salt Lake distributors through deep snow. Now almost any "The details of the uniform law to in the same manner In which the big will be olmainel from the standard car will operate in temperabe framed by the A. A. A. board have Chicago and New York shown aro to 'rates from all points within the tures way below freezing. and in deep not yet been fully worked out, but it the distributor. Each year this large country. And it's in the winter time 'mow. may be stated in a general Ally that that you need your cox. iu the summer the first subdiviston will deal with time you can get lots of pleasure out . general provietons relating to the ap- Automobiles Are of of It But in the winter you get proValue plicability of the law and definitions Great Economic from storm and cold that Resealed Frequently tection not terms used therein. The second means only pleasure. but actual subdivision will deal with the appointpreservation of your health from ment. powers and duties of a state "It is not good policy to ses how serious Every time an automobile displaces traffic commissioner. who will have a horse five acres of land are added long the sabres will hold compresaion And it is not a question now of general supervision of traffic of all the agricultural area of the wtthout grinding." soya the mechan- owning a limousine for winter and an kinds on the public highways. The All of the big ical superintendent of a big local open car for summer. Out third ubdivialon will deal with the Ito winter-to- p companies are getting This ts the most overicoged of the The be re should registration of motor vehicles and valves so garage. maiden and that cars. ears, decar of motor deal 'economical will The fourth with phases operators. miles, wheth- ean be closed up like a limousine in the operation of vehicles of all kinds; velopment in tao opinson of A.Randall-Dod-iii- er tile shout every 2.000 toura like winter, and opened up compression is good or not. on the public highways. as well as the lson sales manager for the "Especially is this true with the ing car in summer. I think. of course, company, distributors of O. NI conduct of pedestrians thereon. The xhauat valves. are If that the liteo and the Chevrolet offer neglectthey fifth will deal with the enforcement of C. trucks. they become pitted, and just a little better value in their winStates statistics ed tooIt long "In the United the preceding provisions. la then to diMcult ter models': But in any CM., I urge Into them ':4.grind show," mid Mr Olson, "there are conDo Away With Cortfutdoin. the man who wants to get his money's good condition again. 000.000 horses and each horse car of some "Very often after waiting until this worth to buy a winter-to- p "Thus swath eubdivieton of the pro- sumes I to I tons of food per year; U kind, and to buy it when he will get posed law will be almost wholly thal statisticians Ogui government the most benefit out of it" thereby doing away with from toter to five acres ot ground are neeetwary to Intst al new valves:" I great deal of the confusion which required to grove enough fta d tur one now exists in so many state law by home. reason of different kinds of proviTheise figures mean that an ase alone being intermingled. Hut the idea equal to five states the size of Utah of simplification will be carried still' ,is dertted to the feeding of horses further. The provistions relating to the instead of human beings. will be made traffic commissioner 'The releasing of this immense area tine from pasture uses and making it availquite brief and very simple. anwill define his duties. section able for the supp,,rt of population ts other his powers; both in like general a tremendous ei nomic gain. In a (Continued from page one.) terms- - Broad provisions will be used dozen other ways the automobile and to more to extend these duties and powers as motor truck are adding the tar as may be necessary to accomp-- : wealth of the country relieving urban thin emintry is an expellee The prob- that the waves occupy fixed positions. Bah the general objects of his appoint- - conerPistion and making men more et- lem ..1 disposing of tb skid' and other seen that they move slowly upetream. witast material in At..arleArl factories In the narrow parts of the stream the merit. The courts. as a rule. may safe- ,ficient. "The automobile has done more to taill for much ronntderation. it has W311.01 may reach nearly the width of ly be trusted to amplify provialons of this kind with much more satisfactory :better roads than all other influences been found. "imperially in view of the the river. but in the wider parts they results than where the lawmaker him- combined and this arystem mt Inter- more acute reelisation of the necessity ,weppy smaller proportional widths. self attempts to enumerate all such locking highways IA doing very much of maintaining "sanitary conditions Usually they are at right angles to the axis of the Mream. but at some toward the decreasing of the cost of around modern factories loth, and powers in great detail. The waste products of Italian factor places. particularly in the wider :transportation front the farm to the Will State Law Simply. lea., experts have found. consist only parts of the river. they may suddenly market." 'The affirmative requirements of That farmers are beginning to real- of skins and seeds, The variety of fts1PUMe a diagonal position. moving the law as to the Operation of vehi- ize and that the greater portion of tomato grown in Italy and used for: rather rapidly across the stream in cles on the highways und the conduct them are already otatinch boosters of the manufacture of the itirious norts: the direction toward which the upof pedestrians thereon will be set the automobile and motor truck for of canned toniatoes has practical!), no stream side of the wave has turned." roar. forth to the steeple, pewebte terms. - all purposes Inclui ling tIC rn worlt This. therefore. makes the Likewise the sole end thins proof Mr. ninon. Mr. moon probiern as to weans a little different: the in the majority of the Amer- - Postal News. from hibited. The time has come when it says opinion that that the orders- for automobiles should no longer be necesssry for the and motor trucks for farm 111111re lean 1011111t0-4- n "Mil). PlettibliPhMentil. uoor of our highttayp to ,arry a lawyer which have been placed with the Randal- The solution of what dippoettion should :he following postoMcis sites have of these waste products came! 'Ain chanted: alone with him every time he goes l-Dodd company this year reach be made out of his house on business or pleas- immense proportions in footrest to first In the Parma dietrtct In the northl Boulder. Garfield county, ono and filiiP41 A company with various drynorthwest of Italy. ure.' thow, of five or siz years ago." Liberty Weber county 20 rods ing plants in Italy near the factories In them" canning centers hes matte north. success NI progress in this direction The star service schedule from since Itoll. when it began the study Of Mountain Home to Thurman. Idaho, is the utilization of waste skims of to. as follows: Leave Mountain Home main,. by manufacturing from it a Tuesday and Saturday at a.m. ArIt also ezcattle and horst' feed rive Thurman by 12 m. 1408.113 Thurman Tuesday and Saturday at 1 p.m. prepeed the oil from the seeds. All the waste skins and seeds are Arrive Mountain Home by 5:55 p.m. "sent from the factories to centrally Ineated drying plants. the price paid from 2.045 to II.071s per 100 Social and Personal. for wet eking as they come pound Senator Smoot has recovered from front the separators. It is necessary to collect such wet residue promptly, a evere attack of la grippe. Mrs. and to run it through the drying ap- litnoot's health has Improved since reparatu before fermentation begins, turning to Washington. which may occur within it hours. The Congressman Howell. his daughter factories save the price of taktng Ruth. and won Wesley are now in the skins away from the factorial for ttashington. where they will remain antary purpoases. and in addition until the adjournment of Congress. Au Don Cla)ton, private secretary to being paid for it. They are therefore making more money than Ameri- Senator Sutherland, is now in Washcan factories that are not utilizing all ington. lie was aecompanied from this waste. Salt Lake City by his sister. Miss Su. sie Clayton. head of the girls department of the Oregon Short Dine railSan Juan Sand Waves. road. They vittited Chicago, Detroit. Hydraulic engineers who may have Ningara Falls. New York. and PhilMim Clayton, after visiting to measure "strewne carrying heavy adelphia 5 loads of slit will he interested in a with friends in Washington. will return to Salt Lake. report ott the reunite obtained by the Mr. and Mrs. Will G. Cribb gave United States geological survey. dpartment of the Interior. in measuring a Thanksgiving dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore. The Utahns the flow of the San Juan river. The headwaters of the San Juan present were Mr. and Mrs. Albert and those of its principal northern rrabbe, 1,0n Clayton and David tributaries lie In the high mountains Cannon. The dining room was decoror "southwestern Colorado and reeemtett with maple leaves and autumn ble those of other mountain &reams. flowers. Their heavirot f comes late in The t'tah club gave its first dancthe spring. when the snow is melting. ing party the night before ThanksThese higher streams carry little silt. giving. It was a formal affair and The lower tributaries of the San Juan. ens riven in the private ball room of n Includine those flowing front the New Amado. A large crowd of Utah and northeastern Arizol'ishas and their friends attended. na. drain a rather barren mesa that Mrs, Karl Freidland at I. being eroded rapidly, and at times a luncheon in honor ofentertained Mary of flood they bring down great quan- Madsen of New York. and Mrs. Mrs. J. W. tities of silt and sand. On wide. shal- Willis of Virginia. The Mahn' preslow 'sections of the San Juan the ent were: Mrs. D. A. Wont, Mrs. A of the heavy load of silt is at C. Mrs. R. R. Woolley. Mrs. times known as the "sand wevess." R. E. Mackay. C. Ricks. Mrs. D. C. Rich. Mrs. M. C. Pierce. the author of the report P. artless. Mrs. Robert Reynolds, mentioned. discusses the difficulties of and Mrs. M. F. Lamm measuring the "dreams containing Clue Becker of Ogden spent a few heavy load. of slit and datelines the in Washington. sand waves of the San Juan sus t ol- daya O. r) Woodmansee. Is work. who lows: !us in The usual length of the sand wave. visited the eastern Stated mhation Washington a few days. crest to crest. on the deeper sections J. H. Wootton has resumed his of the river. Is IS to 20 feet. and the of law at the Cleorgelowb tmlstudy height. trough to crest. is about three yersity, feet. However. wavew of a height of The Epsilon chapter of the at least six feet were observed. Sigma The Chi fraternity gave a dance in honor sand IN a vPli are not continuous but of the ti initiates. The Dtahns present follow a rhythmic movement. Their were Imgan Morris, Munn Q. Cannon appearance, as seen on the lower Mn and gyde Cowley. Juan. is as follow.: At one moment "Investigate before you Invest" the stream is running smoothly for a distance of perhaps several hundred yards. Then suddenly a number of : :ersotea, usually from six to ten, appear. Homo lidu, $uva. New Tesinad. Randall-Dodd :They reaeh their full else in a few The Palatial Pamontar illtaamors ,L, Ltd seconds. flow for pertaps two or three 11.M.S. MIllatlARA 11.11,11. ,..,111AKVRA then suddenly disappear. 1minutes. 410.000 tonal. t11.4011 tonal. Often for perhaps half a minute be'Sail from Vonomoved LC. 1140.1111,, Jam kfore disappearing the crests of thw nor 14. 14. reb. Poe ranee. eremempoly Automobile Row lwaves go through a combing move-- 1 Wasatch 4560 Oft Stellonobip mein. accompanied bir roaring I. lb Comedian Amtraloolom puma sound On first appearance it seems Mail Limo 414 Seymour et. Voneouvem, but by watching VSOM Closely it la . , . I SECTION TRIME Change in Saxon SATS 1,5110,000 11111 Agency Announced HAD I TilArlig LAWS; L:. ; : , UT( iN 0 OLE W 0 Ca11 New Ford a "Poor Man's Taxi" -,- ' 9 191 04 ,' Irorm-a-Trur- ar Utah-Idah- Irorm-a-Tru- Utah-Idah- k. Vorm-a.Tru- Pornt-a-Tru- ck Porm-s-Tru- rk Form-a-Truc- ks Auto Form-a-Tru- ck por . , "Inlaid OtPirrick ...trehilICI:aldnert Pat:inhnotrotr months., delivered MI5 thousand have been t re now in daily for 0.6007 of (loot oguipmenj pairt, i in the cattail, tho biggest Cencernil tae singlenielw thoumna, of othiprs for small eenirlintee the real to hoe, Smith Mcient of economical. has It. Irorm-a-Tru- Smith Forma-Troo- k ottatiat5 tabliehad a ton mile hauling 1,0 per Tont lower than that medt of fronTany othor form "The smith with 11.1.:eil Although the tachment combine a mak a to plant pow? devolopmenta adapt it iN Buick. Imiazw11. t11 to noglich al and Chevrolet ears. land -in daily 'Perigee In taororl !ta, k work the at that It will do the work ! mg or throe hos drawn waing) latat'Lliw fourth lb. time ..ad ono-to- yorrn-aTrac- that 2 laaes Witt. 'The company boo Jong wort Ocnitte tor $12,8'4.004 and Oil rowdy under way doubling Of Lb factory.' - .. , : ta t toot. 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