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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-25
saved from a prunkard's Grave.

They are repeating at Virginia Hot
Springs witticism Of Theodore p.
shonts, who Is famous for his caustic
and brilliant sayings.
l A well known New York clubman
had died. and group of gentlemen
were discussing his career over a
game Of cards.
Poor fellow! Poor fellow" one OF
the gentlemen sighed. They say. IL It
hadn't been for his wife he would have
filed drunkard's grave
"Ah, yes" said Mr. Shonts, with a
faint smile, she did have him ere.
mated. didn't she?"
Tie Cairo Bunetn y me only UaI
= Dapsr with the service of the Asss
UlAtal EnnA
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-25
SHORTAGE OF AUTOS
Expected In United States In comino
Year, Although All Plants Have
Enlarged Capacity.

New York, Dec. 24.---In spite of the
fact that nearly all the manufacturers
of automobiles have enlarged the ca.
pacities Of their plants and expect to
turn out In the aggregate between
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-25

VIM. Alba, j. Geo. Steinhouse. Con
rad Alba and all other BARRIERS o!
Cairo increased the price of shaving
to Is cents, haircutting to IS cents,
and other work in proportion. lowing
TO the high prices of the necessaries
of life
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-25

Rev. F. p. Davenport, rector of the
Church of The Redeemer on Four
teenth street, had recovered from a
recent Illness and conducted services
on Sunday, Dec. nth. The church
had been furnished with new carpet,
new chancel, vestry room and organ
room during the period that services
had been suspended.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-25

The Bulletin ID on saIs At the fol.
lowing places:
coleman's, 214 Eighth street.
Halliday House News Stand.
Blue Front Restaurant.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-25

Amlsh farmers use the most practical
cooperation that / have ever run across,
When one of their number is sick his farm
work goes on just as though he we're about,
the nelghbors contributing the necessary
work with no thought Of payment.
Thus if he is ailing all summer his
crops are planted and harvested and the
grain turned into his bins.
The Amish have their own ideas of
dress and ,hirsute adosnment, to which
ideas they adhere, but these are in no way
Objectionable, simplicity being the control
ling thought.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-25

E. church gave concert at the
church on the evening of Dec, 1t3h.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-25

The ladies' Ala Society of TIE ~,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30

Dor mart of the week. in August IN
which the date tor reviewing ne parade
nns been fixed This would pc tne
.niv feasible WAY ont of The dihiicul,N
e.. President TAFT and many or the
Governors west of tho Mississippi h.ei
r4vp indicated their Intention or pc
.ur present t1 review The parade Whll'
fnoy could g0 FROM hero to spokahe'
(which be- not mr distant after paraat
ttv. n time to be in attendance at the
-roianc congress by Friday or Saiui
I4v. thus enabling the president anu
.,pcrnurs fo visit both functions
Mr. HARRIS solid tha morning that
rr1m REPLIES received hv him in REFER
once to thc situation. ho was assured
u.t Nr ms'nger wOli 40 What me-
could to h1Nc the change mHoe 20 ooh-
..rm t1 ine arrangement named
DoI StefrDu This morning received lh-
r.rmluuu that Commander hltl
If.urv 81 Ncvue of tho Grand Army
would DE- u Utah ou April 20 IRON
b.rc Commander NcNlus VIII SO 10
r.as Angeles to offend the stnte en-
.amumeut of tho department. OF 'all-
f.Iua. and would rcturn to lmh 10
tme to Doc Zoo attendance ~ me Jt'.ni
erpamDmcut to Doe hold in q. A. IT, hAh
Iu This city April 2H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30
THE JENSEN CREAMERY AT
P0CATELL0.

A modern creamery at Poeatcllo has
just been completed by the Jensen
Creamery CO.. OF Salt Lake city. The
new plant VIII secure its business from
o. radius of 200 miles. and as DO mimi
mum capacity OF 10000 pounds OF
butter can bv the addition OF moro
machinery be increased TO 10000
pounds. there is no doubt that an
dairy products On the district VIII nnd
ready sale The plant las a cold
storage with "a capacity OF ton car
loads. iu which am fresh butter ana
eggs will be stored. The receiving
room machinery is the invention of
tho president W. r. Jensen, ana de-
serves special praise. In this room tho
farmers butter Fat is sampled. weigh
cd. stcrillzed. cooled boy refrigeration.
pasturized and cooled Necond time
leaving the receiving room I'm a pure
state and flowing thus 20 the churn
room into rcdncrs whore 10 is given
thc proper flavor. Here refrigeration
again takes place bofoee churning be-
gins.
THE plant runs hy electricity and
connected bv spur with the railroad,
Is modern Boo every respect Cash VIII
be- paid at am umcs for butter. eggs
and poultiZ.--a boon tD the whole
ucighborhoOd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30
UNIVERSITY NEWS

Yesterdays issue of The Chronicle
contained a. very interesting letter from
Frank E Haman 0S. now at oxford
university Mr. Holman is the latest
Rhodes scholarship man from Utah.
His letter was am exposition ou the
daily life OF "a student az OXFORD,
Friday the university viii entertain
the officers of the Federation of Woo
mems clubs. who viii hold their meet
mg boz the faculty room. After the meet
Ing e. special luncheon viii De served 90
the party, about 90 in number
The sophomore reception held yester-
dav afternoon was delightful affair.
A large number of students were pres
emit and several prominent club women
were up from the city.
The scIibblers' club win hold IT'S rar-
ular meeting this evening at the A r.
House. Papers win Boz read hy Clarence
Gates, Evans Houtz and VIII NuttaN
The Girls Gym club has announced
q barn dance for Friday afternoon.
These matinee dances given by tho
GYM club have become "a favorite fca-
turo with the students. being most ln-
formal and enjoyable affairs. The barn
dance Friday will be something special
and ls being looked forward TO with
great expectancy by the pleasure low
ing people Of the college.
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Willard Mack seems TO 80 into the roll
of SNeuEai iu "TriIhy' better than lu
amy other part DE has played during
the time the splendid stock urganiza-
ton has been iu this city He rises
almost superbly bon the third act. and the
severe requirements of the role are an
met more than half way by the actor.
His portrayal OF The character was
mastery throughout the evening As
Trlby Miss Mary Han. who leaves
the company this week. by the way.
scores AN artistic success that leaves
nothing To- boz desired. In the scene
showing her the finished opera singer.
under the peculiar spell Of SyengaH,
Boo the foyer Of the Cirque dc Bashi-
bazouck, Miss Han shows herself TO be
am actress of high rank and one who
win he missed when she leaves. Among
the women OF the play Anna Glove
land easily takes second place. As
Nine Wizard her work was al an
times good. Her first appearance in
Hortense last week held promise for
good work and she entirely fulfilled
this promise. Mr.. Alcine as the Rev
Thos. Bagot sustained a part calling
for clever character work He was well
cast, indeed. and bis acting was pleas
ing TO the most critical Baldwin.
Clement and Ronnie the latter as Lit
lie Bilec were three bright places ia
the evenings bill Mr. Rennie was
afforded more opportunities than the
others Of the rio OF artists On the Lat
in Quarter. and he seized every ore
and delighted hl- audience with his
work Taity and Sandy however. were
pXcclIcutly cast The GeckO OF Mr.
Davis was about the average az the
company and, a- ho has done ln an
other parts assigned 90 him. he ace
quilted himself with lnc ease of the
talented artist I'ur fIH fHrrs man, f.nu..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30
SOOTHING OIL CURES THE SKIN


Have you ever tried "a fcw drops a. aH
OH OF viutergrecn compound ilI 7nn
trouh'c2 NJ seems 20 be about The Only
safe and sure cure FOR eczema. i.
rhcum taftar rIngworm and kindred
diseases.
Thc i'.ad Is 500 mild that &c is used
with Wonderful soothing effect on ono
tender skins OF inpnta.
To prove c0ic1cIous. the oil of winter
green must bo mixed with thymol anI
gIycenuc. as in tine Prescription of br
D. j.. Dennis tho eminent skin special
lst. THE compound is known as y. ID
ID Prescription. Used with u, ID. ID
Soap 90 appears 90 Dc infallibIe
A. J Brand 1928 Joliet So. New orr
leans, Ia. writes.
About Eve years ago when my d1ugn,
ter was about three months Uld che ffo
eczema very badly licr neck WAS or
solid mass OF sores. nud We ireN tF
rrythirg possible Oh relieve her. hul IN
no purpose. The doctor we called pa, n
That he could cure her hut that 70 W9l.a
.ecuuut OF her axe we surely lhnl-l
that Der pain would klll hcr We De gtL
using d. d. u. Prescription and aIl'I
ualug two bottles She was as VOL Hl'
happy a child as you can see hNn "i'"
no mark or scar on her SKID. ......
"My Youngest daughter nov Two Net.
old. started the same way Win
neck about 7lN months ago. we GO I
l0so any limo lu applyine n b I.' a.f
I'D needed only few application 90 l.
hfr neoG I also use u. %. d. after shaw
Iug with beneficial results,' ....t
Drop Iu at our store ana we WIZ
you more about curing eczema NlIl D.
ID ID. Prescription.
Druohl q Faukcn and y. a.. nj Do
Drug stores.
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sold boz good faith. Co tho general pub
IiU throughout Che world. In l'uHlI.
GRAFTON of tho whole case, and mot Dob
do an injustice COB the purchasers Oh.
attouey. general aud the secretary MI
the interior upon the presentation oi
the facts decided t1 accept ing o1et
which had been mate of $4,000 in SAFE
isfactiou FOR the coal which hhd pee.
extracted nom tIr lands named aui
described. This decision was reached
during mv recent visit t1 Washington.
AS "a result of THIS action upon tne part
of the government officials. thD land rc-
mains as 90 was before. tho government
not caring tu 60 into fhc coat business.
These lands. described iu the equity
suit are not tho ones described iu tne
criminal proceedings The ltah tu'i
company retains the lands alluded Co in
the equity case so that the bonds
which have boon sold stI hold good.
and the people who purchased the
bonds still retain them and are not out
Of pocket one cent.
Since suit was brought by the gov-
eminent. or rather since criminal proc
CcedIugs We're instituted under the Iu-
dictmeut returned by the grand lur.
there has been a Reconsideration of tna
lands described Boo the indictment. aud
these are now valued hy the govern
mNUI at ALNN.NNN IN nc equity hIN|N|I-
iugs have been dismissed and conyic-
tiou has been gained only under the
criminal proceeding The Pleasant
Valley Coal company and the Morton
Trust company of New York, against
both of which equity proceedings were
instituted. have been dropped along
with tho equity suits against the Utah
Fuel company which really owns these
two"
with the settlement Of the Utah
Fuel case and the dismissal of the
other cases in connection herewith.
but one coal case is left on the docket
iu Utah. This case BIS set flr May DO.
being the case of tho United STATES
against Don g.. Robbins Waiter g..
Filler Charles A. Freed and Edwin w.
Senior The defendants we're indicted
January rs 1907 under the same stat
ute as the Utah Fuel company, the
charge being the same that of con
spring Co. defaud the government ~
coal lands
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THE ROUND OF THE THEATERS

PRESS CLUB SHOW TOMORROW
THE sale OF seats for the Press club
show "rho Buugle opened yesterday
and brisk demand has set Boo. Mem
beers Of the cast are working day and
night under the efficient direction of
d. l.. A. Culmor and DO is generally
felt that whatever degree OF success
they may achieve viii be- due largely
To- his efforts. Josh Davis the oriental
comedian has consented Co accept a
part bon the play and viii be seen in
fun oriental rcgaha. Those who have
seen Mr.. Davis in Chinese parts be-
fore are aware OF his ability in this
particular line. The ladies Of the
cast are having a good deal Of quiet
enjoyment I'm trying on dresses and
hats and other parts Of the proper
thing in the way of female costume.
and "a revelation may be looked for in
the art Of wearing good clothes. Ken
meth e.. Kerr as Ida Gress, a peroxide
blond stenographer is q dream of fe-
male lovlincss, while the directorie
gown worn by Carl r. Williams Is un-
printable jay Johnson's creation Is
also slightly dizzy. While politics is the
theme Of the play these are handled iu
"a manner which anyone can under
stand and "a large attendance of ladies
and children is expected at the matinee
performance tomorrow The action Of
the play VIII aHoiN some genuine
glimpses into political life as those
behind the scenes sect 10 and to many
win be a liberal education along the
lines OF politics IN general
ORPHEUM-Ouc or tho best proc
grains the orpheum has presented lu
aalt Lake l7 seen tnla Week al me 'i-
pIleuWi htiu4lhs even lue hlhodione'
whose repiodueil"n on ihe recent l1-
ausural scenes M w a-ihnEioh Is ht-le
snort OF mary el'us. Nhen one cam slt
100 coni'l l'p'e scat in cosy Wei. d.
warmed AUDITORIUM ana soc me lt'ial
scenes enacted hi''a ana weeks away
from the sufslns. shiNerng throngs'
marching army. ana moving carriages
down to the s"ifIina snow lakes, and
7Ioef -hldrhen pools DOB me streets or inc
national metropolis. one begins to real-
llc tAdi lhe onc-ume termed vision
aries. Oh" looking backwards. arc
coming io theH own. in the re1Iizallou
of marFe.s which When hr-t h'nted of
seemed tne Faporinss OF insanity From
tnai Wnndtllul me. ndnic3l show 20
che department of psyeniDs Israel
IauswlIH play The Never NeFof
Land Ie ran rrN InIe sketch Iu
reality "a piece Of me.odHml but for
tNH delicate. psychological, ItnEW william
/ touch is .utou-" Iruw beginning Goo end.
aud has besides the advantage off Thor.
ouEn'E good actors io bring "ut lIs
points Tho roaI play Be- Che dream or
vision 0f past m1meuf1uH episode
boo tho Iun uf H woman. ured wealthy
and surrounded Oy 900 thc safeguards oft
Deer position No1r Che cud of thiH iit
M sauato worldly experience there
comes back '' her tHe magic hour
.usa n her .ifc. and it IS la this scene
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DATES CONFLICT So
CHANGE IS IN ORDER
G.. a. 70. Omdals and Promoters of
National Irrigation Congress Get
Busy ON the Proposition

10 obyiste In urt.vr-d el.,stio-,
.,r., ......,.. 5000. .,.
'' .''
Iaso of Two events. o1ln of national iu-
p0rtanoc special carrcsuondouce ls now
being carried ON between the executive
officers Of the FORTY. third national en-
camumont of Tho Grand Aarmv enc
e8muont Do be- Held fr this rItt- Au1
g-l4 of Tho present wear anal tho ,f6
aar. 0f f1a leyarfra1fb animal easrIo,
I'd fr. Rational Irr...tI,r ropg,-.s
.crrF,IIaJ b.. or.lr .,t -r..,l...,o ygs..
,.r .l.. ..f.a. I.frs
ma. .rI.g e,raI., t- data. i..t,,....
Cha t.... ,,.,,,,I ~. t.,... d.. tt..
IT ,E 5.t, $50, ....t.t. 7, .i-,, ~,
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srnrNeru Am ENDURANCE.

Arc factors OF the greatest success
80 person can do fun Justice 20
himself without them.
Tn mo- season OF tho year arc lneN
moro ousiIy exhausted than I'M the
spring
NE need not discuss the reason Tor
this here Tts enough 90 say there ls
ono. and that Hoods Snrsaparila gives
strength and endurance as thousands
annually testify
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30
1909 WALL PAPERS.

We have vastly increased our assort-
mcnts of high grade papers, am our
previous efforts are surpassed iu excel
lsnce good taste and mcrit Never be-
fore have We shown such excellence and
go many varieties in l5c. zoe ESQ., a5c
and soc papers Many of these would
grace any parlor
GRO Vs. EBERT a CO.,
sd Main
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WILL APPOINT JUDGE.


Thc juvenile court commission viii meet
lato this Afternoon to organize and decide
upon the appointment of "a secretary OF
tho comm ssl0n and q nudge OF tho salt
Lake Juvenile court Tho commission
consists of Gov. william Snry. state
supl OF Schools a. G.. Nelson and ATTY
Gen. A. r. Barnes. n is probable that
Judro Cnwaus will bc made secretary
of the commission. which is tho most
important position under the law. The
secretary has control over the organl1a-
lion of the courts throughout the state.
There ATE several applicants Tor the
position OF Judge of the Salt Lake court
general. appears 90 have been taNotanlN
considered Judge GoWans is. also q
strong candidate for rrHupointment ana
D. Fred Anderson has been hlghlN recon
mendrd for the position.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30
LATE LOCALS

Local Sank Clonrings - T1dava
local bank clearInes amounted 90
th20,0l6.t2, aE compared with gG2O.-
dh9.lI with the corresponding DAY off
lust year.
Riser and ttrisor-Alma a. Riser
and "A. s. FeIser got mixed again ln
"a Newspaper report OF % dog catching
episode. A. 81 rs ana editor and watch
maker. A e. ~ an American" party
gppointeo. Both object 10 being taken
Tor tna other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30
GOVERNMENT WINS
NOTED COAL CASE
Utah Fuel Co. Pleads Guilty.
PAYS Big Fine and Dis
1orges Lands.
ENDS CELEBRATED ACTION.
only ono More similar Suit Awaits
Disposal bee United states Courts
Federal Attorneys Much Elatcd.

N'NNNN INN h'N''N ''' ''
r,.. ,.r.rr.t.f .rr.d r-,uf case OF tus
... f,..... ......
1'i''' ''''
pauy was brought Oh ID CONCLUSION i''-
yesterday afternoon when j. D. Vale,
,,.e.,..f .,Yl..I r,r tha utah Fuel clu-
.l..., .......+ r,..
panAs "Ip''f," Hi ''- l'''''i
fore judge Marshall ana entered i'''
al euutv to the charge that DIS come
pany bad dotauded the Eovernme'
out Of h''o oeI.s o. 5 go4' 'iI i.t,,
Judgo Marshall thcn lined the comic
MANY S. 600. which was paid Immediate
iy 81 draft n favor of .. R. Lctchar
,lerk of the court
Tn achieving tuo result now obtained
er.at credit I- due 90 the uut.rns cf-
forts of Special Counsel Fred a. M1y-
nard. who has worked night and day
ON thIs case boz conjunction with United
States Dist ATTY. a. e. Booth.
Tn addition f1 Inc $4,000 time the utah
Jsuol comr4ny has been required TO pay
to fbe United states N92 600 ass COM
u.r.atIon for tho coal extracted from
t,.l,r4. and aI.4 Dob decd back tn ths
royrrnr,eut fre IfO acres of land in
e,,..tiDr and to lose siL40O which the
land c,st no coupanv. The Utah Fuel
company thus loscs the lands aud S-li.-
soa lr ,.46
ast. .,,.,, .r tfa4 GAO Was Maid over
to Mr. Maynard at the conclusion NJ
The case. The drafts were upon The
National Bank of Commerce OF New
varE and made payable Co Counsel j.
II VaHc of fhc ulah Fuel company
who ndors.d thcm over Co George W.
NNickar4harl. 4tt1ruey-gonCta 0f the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30

hin has won hcr-pretty maid
a June bride she is 90 be
Her raachy-cream complexion viii not
fade
Because it's Rocky Mountain Tea inlaid
Godhe Pitts Drug co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30

FoIcys Honey and Tar cures coughs
quickly. strengthens the lungs and exc
pels colds. Get the genuine iu yellow
package j.. D. Hnl Drug Co., C'The
Never Substitutors. >
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

Dr. "a s Gamble. Oste0pau has rc-
moved to 22l Atlas ou 2ud South
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CARD OF THANKS.

The family of the late Hannah 81
Foster desire 90 thank their friends
for their kindness and sympathy dur
ing their late bereavement and FOR
the beautiful floral offerings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30

r. T.. Evans. Florist. 80 s. Main ST.
Floral designs a speciality. Phone sol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30

Mistakes are easily made. but yop
mako no mistake WHOM you plant yo-
geler's Seed
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BGRN

SABINE "A 9-uound son was born tH Mr.
and Mrs james Sabine. Dr.. uu sun
d8v. March 2s Am doing we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-30

pAZO OINTMENT "a guaranteed 10
cure auV case Of Itching Blind Bleed.
Ing or PrutrudiuF Piles IN 20 Il days.
or money refunded Zoe
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Grass and clover Seeds. Bailey &
Sons CO.,. G3 East So.
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Signal Corps and Band Make
Such Showing of ExCeIIenCy
Additional Awards Made.
FIRST BATTERY HEADS LIST.
ogden and Mani Infantry Companies
Show Up An Others in Thcir Arm
Result PIcascs Commander.

Winners OF the prizes offered by a
member Of the governors staff for
excellence shown by various organiza-
tious Of the National Guard of utah
were announced last night by General
T.. d. Wedgwood as follows
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salt Lake Photo and supply Co.
Kodaks, finishing framing. 142 Main s..
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The necessity for awarding special
prizes 90 the signal corps and band
arose from the excellence shown boy
these organizations and because their
drills and duties are so different from
those Of the other ORGANIZATIONS that
comparisons TO be fair were impOs-
slhlo
M Circular No. 4. Adjutant General
Wedgwood sage regarding the awards.
Mayor James NJ Arrasmith Fiji
tocuth infantry inspecting officer re-
ports that owing to the fact that tho
drill OF tho signal corps and band is
$50 limited I'M scope, hc is unable 90
make q fair comparison between these
organizations and the other branches
Of the service. lie cOmmends both
OF these organizations for general am
around excellence and decides that
among the other organizations the
battery at salt Lake stands at tht
head Company ID at ogden. second.
and Company r. az Manu third. ~
accordance with his findings the prizes
mentioned ln O. q. s.. q. s.. these head
quarters VIII De awarded by General
orders shortly 10 be issued as follows
First prize tO battery. 8t Salt Lake
Second prize Co Company - at
ogden.
Third prize TO Company T at
Mauu
A special prize OF sos each VIII be
awarded to the signal corps and band
Dog reason of their al around excel
IcuCe and onlCicnCE.'
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Hanger g. Son. Phone fff1-k. Tor
painting, paperhanging and Uniting.
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MORRIg.-Tn this city. March go Gus-.e
H. Morris. in her twcuty-eiEhth Year
Funeral services were held from tho
g. ID. Evans mortuary chabol IS south
state street today. al I D. m. lntorWnrt
iu city cemetery.
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DIED

JONES In this city March E Im
Thomas Jones. aged tD years
Funeral services were held from Ebtr
W. Halls private funeral chapel ig
south West TEMPLE stvet todaN at N
"a. m. lntermcnt W Ditv ccms.HrN
BOAN.-At the Residence. cast Sever
rccuth South street fits hfzshotn
McGmi Boam Sunday March A of
general dchiNr. Deceased cawu IN lh
in 1850 and has been o. ro~l... .. NIN
Creek since that limo
Funeral VIII Doe held "wednesday Hf .
o'clock from the Miudcf wand r'.'H-
house Remains NAV Doc viewed Hf in.
residence until ] o'clock "Wednesday.
FAIRCLOUGH-A the residence. t
north Eighth West Starch 2" lnhy
Farclough. aged e. wears and NJ
months Native Of England
Tho remains viii De shippDd Nod7n7-
day 90 ST. Joseph. No, Tor ntrIment
sMITH-At tho residence. east
Fifth south March %. Of Wemhraunus
Group William A. smith Dr.. aeod
wears and 6 months.
Funeral private. Iutcrmout iu Che city
cemetery.