Show tte ‘ a &7E “ if t I - i - 2 5 5 ' m -j K i 1 1 ' I - 1 - x ‘ ' " ’ ' n ' i — -T- f ' ’ -'i r— -W— J ' ’ 1 - -7’ — — of -L I an V ‘ f j p j r — — 7' 7 1 — - - 1 11 X ' H I 1 I' 1 " — ' ' J-q I III I 1 1111 I 5 -anifl I- NIAY s ' " IN 1 rifeV’ ' "T- - - 5 -- - - - DEPARTMENT J W OGDEN I s Clreulattnn20 1 nnirtmsnL O SEASON B HI arms- Greenwell Corresnondant L64 inj ton avenue Wash Tela 984 915 2151-R J 1 -I ' h Special:to The i ui ' 11 i ' " J -l "uETr-— J — in— i v 't1 I rIH dwXwvIl Everybody Col-legeAisits Agricultural L0GANANN00NCES JL ( - — J Di Extension ") D gtHraat Twepfey-firth cTaUphone015 of vision THIS EARLY J - ( I 4 y' tx of Peterson ? VT ITT 1 Dr 5- - IELD ' ! 1W : -’1 r v t k rilH ' iniuuw PUT BE t ‘ IThnO niu'ULiiiuiwp ' JV ’ r -— "-1 - lAMOTh - States p t -r I TVDK Iritermountain ’ 1 II -7 ‘ -onnr 'Utah : —— — ’’ -’v A 4 r 7 J- 31 r ih i learning to r—jau I Ts-u — be fown wil dance from m 1 j J I t I Ik I Bte f AT-' “MQDEMan nerald-Republlcxn or $)' r Logan May 31— Dr E-- G Peterson X Many Canning actories of X2 directorof the extension division' I college Agricultural' recently Weber County Will Begin made a trip in company with W H Olin the new expert for the Den-y®1NdVrBEIN&-©ISTBIraTEb OperationsThursday Different Lists Are Named by & Ri Grande railroad through Utah Sanpete Sevier Piute Secretary Acting for Emery and Salt Lake counties Carbon The k utfd trip was to investigate Herald-Republican — I purposeof the Lake Tlie Salt Special to The the 'Ci Directors work of the extension division Ogden Many of the Weber field workers and to look May 31 —factories over new will begin territory with the idea of county canning considering next ThursdayWhen the pea the advisability of operations puttlngTtewfarxn crop will be in condition to be wheredemonstrators into counties 'I At Special to The to such do not exist According W J Parker TBy WRITTEN 'k who operates several factories the pea Logan May 31 — The followingcommittees Dr Peterson met with the county have been crop is no larger than the average but by the commissioners in several of these appointed the quality is better and discussed farm much board of- directors of the Commercial counties problems IRENE: and by the county have said with them He poast City Is Eliminated Grazing Examiner Learns That pronounces--farm spring has been for club to serve duringthe year 1914: and an ideal one crops in better condition than they ever have 1 Ggpewing for the reason that the rains been in this part j Canners Brokers and Gan-ntng Larkspur Is Plant Which Board Committees were followed by of the state “The yields this season warm and sunny Admission VERNON I and grievance J E Shepard this is also given as the reason will exceed those of any paht weather — i" C M season" Manufacturers Poisons Many Cattle for the unusually early development chairman Olof Nelson said Dr I Peterson H? was impressed Harris J of the crop with the in CASTLE h beginningsmade r T 'J auditing — E the factories after opening inance Hand Bullen Hatch by farmers of that part in such Most! of will M G continue in operation chairman Cardon M Thursday as reclamation of lands S Eccles A H matters Special to The until October 20 it is staged The Thompson J Special to The V C M management of ofherds distribution tearly House and property Christensen The World’s peas will be followed by the and He Lake’s chances Ogden to rrdnimize marketing crops May 31 —al May 31 — How chairman H G — Hay ball A 'forlQgden apricots and cherries (Convention the loss by poisoning of stock grazed fruits including was much impresBeclthiwlth the fact that I IMS of oremost obtainingth Hendrickson George A Torgeson W the agriculture of state Is passing bJrf Sthesubject Ruby national forest has hefen TV McLaughlin Natiorral National Cann era tire into a new stage that which requires" e of experimentsby A E nut to work (von tomatoesTiOlate011in' the reception ManontiAM committee— J w U Hansen the of who has fanners especially Canned Goods Brokersand'the National Aldous grazing examiner SOCIETY will be canned cnairman S BLindquist Thatcher natLuei Xi Wilson forestry office other vegetables vuau nusuu for the purpose of marketing their to tne ogden fanning Machinery Manufacturers’ George W George Torge after an absence) of crops I ioclatiorts nearly— two weeks Said to be favorable are now He said it has been that the DUTCH PEOPLE O OGDEN sonRules says the farm demonstrators learned C committee— Walters The doctor W J Parkerof the Utah Cannefs’ tall larkspurIs the plant which poisons Messrs Stewart Merrill and chairman H G Nebeker D H Thomas and the home high las cent of the cdttle associationwho has been urging Salt as George W Skidmore James Larsen WelchLyman I X Since this plant is harmless' to sheep are kept busy every hour city today as the next convention calls the present plan is to graze sheep by for advice from I n Standing Committees farmers and Tlie greatest said he had learned the three repre-entatives IN ANNUAL CONVENTION I the forest the time1 the larkspur Ways and means — C M Harris housewives U j! of the three associations had I reached Itsduring Salt Lake Utah in the hope that E J Anderson Beaver Morgan and in tTx failcisco fcom the list growth chairman MorrellBroberg Robert book e I eliminatedSan the sheep will destroy the weed for a X W Robert Murdock Jr Summit counties are of agitating v6f eligible cities With this strong extent of these losses D C these have The reducing Budge demonstrator Some world p 'n’t h etete 1 xA Kl£ OAlU said will depend largely on appropriated moneys and are Membership H flt 17JI Salt Lake be favored in view ML Aldous committee Wilson I would palatahflity H — only the federal funds from the of larkspur to sheep E Needham awaiting law 'dance “Modern? pf thS rccommepdatlon of of the W Brangham Addresses As chairman the of sections it was stated President Smith L H new Lever which will be state and themany a numbet Coburn Robert ASheffield isociatldns last sentiment 10 the tall larkspur is palatable and J B Olson available July throughvtheextension Pancing’b y f HatchO H B Johnson displayed at the eqhventlonin this condition exists the grazing Charles of the Agricultural college I semblage in Speech of Peterson Roy Rudolph VJ where Baltimore Jesse those’ incomof the areas it is A to received where abundant Smith Thomas According information close In addition Civic Paul by the Utah directors the convention would prevent losses Congratulation improvement committee artists — 'parable grazing have Jones Roy Bullen city its to b would tendency chairman George B named a a meetingtp b® t AS' rid jibe range of the noxious B Ried Shamhart William 24 to Hendricks held in Chlcago-Jn the near futurS the plant1 ii To determine the success Smith WalterM Jones date not having been vernonana announced plans theJtnge examiner said Education committee— E G 17’ Peterson The contentionmade in favor of Salt ofthe the Special to The Irene distte! year Moly-neaux Lake is th ah it Is a would Ueitried thiscattle chairman George Thomas A GRADUATES ANNOUNCED convenientstop-over on anexperiment Oe-den 31 With nearlv 500 J A area where the losses of Mav — Widtsoe Joseph Quinney city for those oh their way to the offered to T T in attendance! the annual Jr A L Cole now were in people exposition The Utah delegates heavy forest previous Tears Panama contains good of the Duben-speaking people h some Advertising ana — promotion George of to the National have r’The Ruby today the readers convention of Utah held the Weber W — Aldous “and the was P Sr 'ppinted out that Salt Lake will make range" said Mr Skidmore chairman Smith Sessions were country fa suitable for raising academy10 audltprimn M G S this Cardon J S Leven R Elliott a convenientresting station for those hay and With paper al at a m p in traveling Consequentlystack raising is the held George Dunbar E W Supt A Molyneau Gives Names crasa the continent to San the exception of then address II made by A G gift principal occupation Large numbers Cardon cis a rancisco Smith president of the Mormon S of cattle are grazed each ydr in the Joseph Public entertainment of Students Completing It is understoodhere that San committee ran-were in B dEMk’kedWzS 4V AJtrt iLLTil gWhlgfljnifL forest but deatIfTront poisoninghave church the proceedings Thatcher chairman G T Hyde — C enablescisco was eliminatedfor the reason the President Dutch language Smith A Jesse Earl U been heavv one rancher repotting as Bateson that it was feared too many counter spoke in English and his address was C P Wendelboe P Eighth Grade Studies Pi 16 loss time M Neilson A L jone high as per cent or a Stewart anyt attractions translated to the assemblage He would detract from the sue-j L M these losses were taken as a matterof Howell H G HayballA D those present on the splendid Afo-learn' cesa if the convention Bell H G but now that prices for cattle Nebeker George W Squires I H VrS A course showing and said he was pleased L 4ii have Increased BaHey E B stockmen are desirous to see Parkinson Herman the Dutch-speaking populationJohnson themost Speclal to The ELKS O OGDENWILL of a remedy” the character James McMurrln of Utah saying growing and literature 31 Supt Mc'iyneau Art committee Logan May A of and habits of the race are such as to — George refined andel e R Asa — Torgeson chairman Arnold the Logan-city schools the announces MILLS make their presence in a community Bullen Robert Stewart ClaytonJenkins SUPERINTENDENT following students valuable as graduatingfrom gant modern Jacob Schaub the Eighth grades in the 1' Logan city JUNE 10 OPEN GARDEN GIVES TALK ON MEXICO Humane committee rank HarrisM schools: dances The TOOELE NORTH WARD chairman AN EN Miller —N L A C Larsen RenickK Adams Margaret Acams McAllister Albert Thatcher Palmer Cyril Aebtscher Atkinson clear and simple A Turner ISpecislto The Leona Andrews Mary Anderson Manila I Iwir Street railway S Affeleck 31 on committee— M Edwin Gean Austin Charles instrvucrOgden Maysituation touchingand — Barely chairman William in Edwards L Batt Clifton B Barrett present Mexico Bacon Eva CHAPEL DEDICATED Eccles I vJggjjSj Wives of Members Will Hold the of the condition Cardon C M Christensen C WalD tions illustra-ted the possible Walter Barrett Ruth Barber Rachel outcome of city schools Vera Supt J M Mills the Beirdneau Leonora Ballantyne THE CASTLESIN THE JOYANCE the Outdoor sports committee— J R Morton moving Meetingto Arrange for on Berntson Tareen Berntson Noble gave an address Mexico at chairman Joseph Squires L this afternoon He Sketched O THE DANCE! tabernacle Linnartz Berntson John A Ristllne John Brady R M Rolfson Bithell D irst Women’s Day Irvine Brian e p? the history of Mexico from the prehistoric Donald Burnham Victor period and gave an interesting Vernon arrell Anderson R Campbell E Ci Borkman Charles Card Wilford Bishop Orme Presides Castles teach step and show posture or discoveries by archae-ologi-ts Lewis W Jenson C Carlisle every every Of the made Norwood Crawford Amanda k" J A Nielson M N Neuberger Conditjcsflffftauel investigation! and of the work of Cowley Myrtle Campbell the newest dances Over Afternoon Meeting that is still going on there Terrell Cooper Marilla Crowthers (Sped “I The HersId-RepnbRc Mexico's Roads streets and in pointing’ out the epochs in sidewalks— Olof Joseph Datwyler Elizabeth Datwyler Nelson I ormal openingof history from the time of the conquest chairman William Peterson Danielson Ogden May 31the— grcYunds Services ir Evening Lavon Davis Ada Dahle Elva Ray B West E th of the O of the republic James Larsen Joseph Albert Lois garden nn to theformationthose Erickson Va C A G Lund-strom Egbert den Elks’ club wlll’Ttake place June Wilson L Jr M E Hill Bacon he placed emphasis on conditions C G Rebecca Eames Ruby England Esther and 10 This date was seXtled by the social that have resulted in the present strife Smith 8 O Brings reldll Dora uller Eames Anna L Stevetre-— of races he said had Louise committee made up of the presiding The intermixture Groesbeck Vera Mae Goodsell Special to The nerahl RCnublican chairman: K4 orlficers of the lodges at a meeting held tended to create the lower Health Gcommittee—1 Smith Dean C Goodsell among William Everett Griffin Health! May 31 services E S tqday of the lodge and their classes that is unsettled Tooele Dedication W Ruckenbrod Budge Members a population but he pointed Manilla for the North ward— chapel Greenhalgh Edna Rund friends are urged attend William Swinyard Calderwood to and not commenced Iva L Y women the features of the entertainC Richards Thorwald VedaRowley intelligence and at 10 o’clock tliis the first Robert Binford Reynolds E G One of out there was morning Rice Della Dorothy psychology that a dancing T enough Legrade Smith noted authority on claims being held by the Sunday school Titus A will be an open air cabaret A spirit to protest against the ment tyrannysession Smith Bertram W Smith Verna and iln addition to large platform will be built at one end of the aristocracy primary children Railroad and transportation Louise people are a joyoiisSand happy people that one is !' — H H Bullen Chester T elaborate musical E Skanchy Sarah Scott The an chairman: LorenzoA Hansen or the garden for the entertainers program Squires Stewart rancis M Lyman E AftonB Spande Bessie other effect He says that ‘the with Japwere made by Hamh B G Thatcher Bowen cause and the grounds will be illuminated ESTIVAL the twelve Guy O Cardon Marv M Thai Edna M Tar bet PORTLAND ROSE of the council of Decoration committee anege lanterns main objectis to present good'appearance B T — Tarbet Oneata Thorpe chairman Cardon O E or the purposeof naming a date for William Turner Georgia Turner Leb GIRLS WILL VI$IT OGDEN Bitzelle Clifton Haws L M His muscles are cultivated to give a light and buoythe first women’s day a committee nf The afternoon sessionat of the dedicatory Jenson C La ay Walker M and rank Earl John O Peterson O Malmrose Turner Roscoe wlivetf of local of the lodpre exercises began p m iOrvan his facial members ant poise to the body expression'beComes C S C Hailstone O Whitney Wennegreen Lorin George was presided over by Orme bishop W Hansen E A will meet tn the club tomorrow afterEllen H Wilkenson Hansen C it Specialto The ine was Checketts R Cardon Harvey MHaws' is Upon the date selected the club " ware invocation Zina noon Larue one of pleasure and laughter and in’sucha one by Atkin and was Hansen Geneva HlciksAlbert May 31 Thomas Johnson Roy Kimball garden and tennis courts will be turned Ogden young women given — Twelve lowed by address by Bishop Hughi JohnElinor Weston Hodges voted the prettiest and most popular Orme E Water sewerage and H Interurban VI ill V Uiu tv V V CkAAJp 41UU v over to the exclusive use of the wives —J V UlvUtai VVUVU in he thanked the members of G Holman May Headricks tth’d friends of the Elks The in the city of to pay which Shepard chairman Nebeker with all his of Portland are Alice Jeffs Paul Kartell outward expressions’ women to select the date is com-ppaed the ward for the liberal way in H G Jenkiqs Elva we see him visit Wednesday in the interests which William Edwards Rov Bullen a A committee Ogden they had supportedthe building fund Johnsoh Lawrence Jensen Hazel Hhyball W W McLaughlin 'If nappy of Mrs John Culley of the Rose festival to be held in nappiness it mages us aiso oo iei us again chairman brief T of the A Hendrickson Keller William Knowles Jrl Margaret Mrs Will Burt Mrs DavMa Portland in July they are He also gave a synopsis Local transportation — be thankful for an art that pleases both the participant Thomas Although E red C Kidgell loyd of the ward was organized S H Blair K C Knowles Mr Mrs Le Roy Buchto be here only fifteen which chairman W MrD Brown minutes the history years ago last riday Larsen rederick BlancheN Larsen Louise 1’ rhlMer Jed girls plnn to seventeen Sehaub S JJeppson W Harrison CMcAlister and radiates its brightness upon its environment make every moment count Haiiantyne and Mrs the address of W Marshall John in boosting for their city ollowing welcome William Boweh R A Gysin Marshall Milton the report of L W Maughan Eulalia This is the doctrine set forthin ‘‘Modern Dancing? of the World lodge in came expenditures on Rates and tariffs— A rrt m m of the lodge went to The Woodmeg Lundhal D I 1J the new chapel by A Next has Lindbergpresident chairman D H Oscar Borkman MylerLGladys Murdock Anna Mlt-ton that flnlt Lake tonight to meet with similar appointed a committee to ThomasR Sloan instructionboolcsf or th6 dance Ogden addresses by Alvin C Virginia Meek paragon among came Orme H P A E Howard Moench the visitors Dalton Barber W committees from other: lodges of the greet Walter says of Tooele 'stake and Ed Clyde Atkins Anderson Molyneaux Melba MorgaM Zina w Slate to plan for a state Purplediay the Anderson a chairman of the committee bishop of tne South ward C C Nielsen I '4 rancis M ish and MouritsenMyrtle Edmund state association and discuss plans for members have to present to John’L planned game — Nefisen Beatjride gave the dedicatory Napper Ivy Neilsen the each of the twelvea bouquetof chairman chairman C W Hansen E the trip of the Utah delegation or Ogden Lymanand then Stewart B highly with souvenir booklets prayer complimenting Legrand NormanEyner Bernhardt roses together Edwards Hvrum Lloyd J H Nearly grand lodge at Denver in July the people of the North ward for their Lewis Olesen Sylvan Olsen red of Ilf A C Stratton Ormond Beautiful settling forth tne attractions this city Barker securing the chapel ind Hilda C and 15 ern Osmond Viola Porter has to offer energy in himself Markets marketing L TO teNTICUTAlN VISITORS as bjjig most pleased Batchelor chairman: Ell Bell— Anton Peterson Leon E W Passey May L The Ogden May 31 — With the postponement with the building was benedictibn Anderson James Quayle Mary Quayle Quayle Thomas of the Ogden-to-Reno tour of POSTPONE DEDICATION given by C of Sharp Vernon Ball J thle Smart Robert Sheffield E D Weber club froip June to July the More than 500 persons attended the T Caine TIT W7 h X publicity bureati of the club is Maids' Dare making O BOYS’ BUILDING services music was furnished by ire Insurance-r-A Insurance-r-A M leming Takes of soloists and the North and South ward arrangements for the entertainment chairman WilliamHowell H S Hatch Manuiao-tUreri the Milwaukee Merchants& choirs combined the singing being Handsome Covers Stampedin Gold Art Inlay xvitli '4x D H A George Cardon Pederson association the most excellent Gets Them lowers when members to C Ogden "May 31 — Inability the om rarks and playgrounds— H Lindquist lesh Tint and Costumesin Colors" Illustratedby vlidt Ogden June 12 the night starting at 730 o’clock Likewise plete the boys’ building Utah Last at Maughan chairman George W entertain the Union Pacific Industrial the regular quarterly ward of the in conference J H H Castles Motion The school has necessitated a Bankhead A Palmer Moving Pictures agents held with Beginning June 17 was Bishop C Orme L West O H and Is' Soaked $ 1 00 passenger of the Budge J E onto special train of the railroad men postponementof theto dedication Hyde Elijah Dance Book Ever Music for the night services Thompson BesL Daintiest and Cpmpletest Supt E O Gowans G 01 in Wilkinson Ogden dally for seven buildingThe according was furnished as in1 the afternoon by building to have been lster was Charity committee— committee— George the combined North and South ward June 15 It is that M Mouritsen opened will be the date for thought chairman Robert Murdock choirs Julv the ceremonies The recognized proper way tc Dance Is the JJ miETTOS BURIED SuperintendentGowans says Special to The Pl i Qgheni May 31 — uneral services it is plannedto have the state officers DAVIS COUNTY SHERI NEPHI May Bl — A traveling way mere are omy iwo ways to fox J' JLEHI STARTS CAMPAIGN vasue Whetton were held this aftermembers of the board of trustees land his debut into jthe Eighth ward man who made Jearn Pay Mr and Mrs Castle $25 for Eobn inwith meeting citizens present Music! for prominent GOES ATER PRISONER He just Nephi society is sore time za ouse Bishop W in W Rawson of- the occasion will be furnished by the and lesson or ge the complete course In the TJ Burial was wanted to have a good ficlating Ogden City Industrial school band of twenty-five be a good fellow and thbn he took L Instruments Special to Tbe dare L s?’wmetery a But he didn’t’ know the HERALD-REPUBLICAN’S uh" TOWN Sheriff red OR CLEANEST armington May 31 left value of peonies in Utah towns Harris of Davis county — tonight for and he had no Idea how fierce a 7 Idaho alls C ’justice of the jcould where with W theCrompton country peace in Investigation Also didn’t of Iff wantedinto connection be he know Mrs the death of John H Morrow new dance book by these leaders corre oote on : whsse flower garden he said to have been arrested Society Dancing Special to Ttje IT era publican trespassed 'v Crompton is said to have met Morrow The traveling man arrived in 31— has at Beck’s Hot Springs 12 inviting Lehi May organized May went bravely forth and red and a blue Nephi and tha The newest and greatest book on dancing irf him to a and will make lan overland journey to with army town for his certain conquered contest for the prize for the cleanest I 'i ! Idaho On the following day the dead house Then his duty done to darice-by of he how WAtown in the state A general committee you means body of hanging Morrow was discovered from all soughtnew worlds to conqpe from a log chain in a barn north composed of a clubs representative MOVING PICTURES Everv sten de without ' ahd societies ihas Two girls were found cf organizations armingtcfa Crompton the was arrested great trouble They were 4a hittie I scribed EverygpstUre illustrated will enter Lehi in the Every coroner’s organizedand at Brigham City When timid about the town to contest being' conductedby showing ' jury first verdict that clean-town dancers the the traveling movement of 'the world-famous returned the Utah Developmentleague At a committee man- but wore! willing A? had died a suicide Crompton Morrow last night 4t to eat ice create at hisf expense showp M'k meeting was Vernon and frne Castle by the released and was proceeded to Idaho and each had a box of to divide the town into two told you alls Later i’ on He then invited customers as developmentsshowed that armies tucked safely under her arm moving picture filmi and reproduced in numerous the red candy the army being the east been poisoned causing trio was they came in to guess Morrow had side of town and the blue when 4 occasionsthatof'“Utih-Idaho" “whichwas the west came to the home of the finest halftone photographs Sheriff Harris to search for side army renew Mrs oote'I" thesugar perfection standard which" Crompton piece of The traveling admlreHr the When any scores 75 man the —none better produced in points the owner will property be given a red or beautiful flowers and one oifl the Thirty-four Ur guessed right blue gibbon girls suggestedthat she would like world dependingeither unon where he Thirty-nine SUGAR lives The success of have The 'V guessed wrong to one othetalr army CLIP THE CASTLE upon its individual also had an idea that the dark V members and one James S Carver a prominent believe should banish officers will see to it that every place red flowers hen paxThis we would match read 0gden (grocer our claims is kept clean ticular style of IN TODAY’S PAPER: hf all doubt as to the Inviting They Iknew bpauty and to satisfy his curiosity conINB1ABETES valuei ::-j of Utah-Idaho “Many towns are preparingto enter Mrs oote and the she Sugar I p” r 'ducted a test the contest and the movement for a placed fldwers on those precious I ASD TE£C YOURSEL TO DANOK! cleaner state is their new friend! It’s local product the growing" says James They dared a money M Kirkman secretary of the Utah could he do? He'was sfweet-ly for it — reduction of in What spent stays atthome The sugar cases He placed local surer in- one league “If we can save only-a ” of Diabetes people aged many fifty and Informed jvr What some Others bln In thi next he placed part of the live? that are lost each by an agent that opposes? Hepatic do on such 'occasions and he would demand ter en burihg sugar places in our year becauseof insanitary not accustomedto being outdone’ is not 'armattecuiiLopinlon was sugar degeneration state we will be doing a good He climbed the fence a Jrllx SIL'S and WlTWiH over v 7 Out ACT INthat generallyarethe improving conditions mail will show th and boldly plucked two red pennies formula benefits AERONAUT PLUNGES 2000 OR A HAPPY DEATH K't when cleanliness shown that and a few! minutes of from to weekj It was baroly dusk sugar week from As the sugar disappearsimprovement come later the girls were getting EET TO HIS DEATH How and- how prudent state board of health is doing' recoveries “TheWoylc in this strangely restless and talking Commonly follows having good The 'wjhat been reported in movement dates But they waitdd too cases about Who now etrlvqth to be visiting the different Example—J J many Pennepacker princi towns a death'' j’ with the local health officers long a Denver May 31— Harry Corfaett an would ftfain’bp give found pal oi tno puojjc scnooi or make town constable placed all k Hoquiam of the The survey1 town and offer suggestions will of advises that some three years three arrest and took them 2000 feet r great- confidence Wash under aeronaut plunged death ifi the of Cleaning up" ago he was broken down with Diabetes way before the justice of the peace Ball late today while to have a perfect’scon-i' attempting a balloon dying happily Tests per cent of and and the I showed sugar PfiLlTldAL LEADER REED we produced next morning S' tel his physiciansagreed thev could do fhe three appeared for trial! and ascension and parachute &rop at a tempt' of the 'world a fervent ’desireTtoj for him lie put himself Treriton N J June spending nothing more sentence They pleaded guilt and Several of discipline! — AfterKuehnle local hundred advancein virtue a dove ulton’s Diabetic Compound Gradual 170 days In prison Louis amusement park 7 on the traveling man smiled redssur-ingly Readiness of obe-f the spirit’ of political Ifeader of Atlantic City people Improvement followed and in due former to the giris as they waited penance r witnessedthe fall mg released early today dlence ofVselfy and patience course he advised that he was devoting was Then it Kuehnle!was for sentence came and Corbett fellit Is believed Iwhentea to! bear abnegation' 'any Klnd of his full time to his profession and convicted of awarding sscontfact adversity for the while anyno lain or ao 1 1 called himself well wni manfoolish strap fastened 1 a member of the Atlant ictTtyboard of ’really he ceased to about his wristband LAI thing Literature and sugar formula mailed commissionersto a company in O ’te water he to the barof phrachute on request John J ulton Co San was an offiefir and' sentenced 100" said the Jstice which “I fine you M 3IAJESTIO JNIGHT rancisco Schramm-Jdhnson to for one years and a fine Drug Co imprisonment to thef traveling "and’ broke when he attemptedto leap from man vmt Cool' and delightful danfcing to thaj five stores is local agent Advertise of 1000 His sentence- recently was h© softly to th two — each added tuna of a big brass ban da Majestic1 ment commuted by the court o£ xardonp gll’lfc JL-j of-the L I fl 1 - ? -agricultural I t-1 Herald-Republican ' : I harvested Herald-Ttepublfean M armersthroughout thatthe 1 i- -t animals ’ 1 ’j' - co-operation I 1 : -H irrigation ' nerald-RepublleinJ Hprsld-Republipln ’ J - ” ’ i - -T1- I If- 1 J -th? i r n n a va a '1 C v O a o n n i co-operation ' -n - returned -uau J u Tit I1 as-B'j fc ! a DANCERS! 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