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Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-06

Preston @. Peterson. president OF
the Provo Commercial club. has is
sued call for n meeting TO be
held In Provo on Saturday, Febru-
airy Sth. day after tomorrow, OF rep
resentatives OF all the counties Of
the state south of Davis. for the
purpose OF forming closer union
to work for the Midland Trail asso-
citation. The plan Is to organize
all these counties into a working
body for the Midland route. Speak
ers will be invited from Salt Lake
City. Price. Denver and other points
to boost for the trail.
Every commercial club, Midland
Trail association, county commits
sioners and city council In each OF
the counties shall be entitled to
send delegates TO this convention.
The counties are Davis. Salt Lake.
Tooole. Utah. Wasatch. Uintah
Grand. Emery. Carbon. sanpete.
Juab. Willard. Beaver. Iron, Sewer.
Garfield. Piuto. San Juan. Wayne.
Kane and Washington.
Arrangements are being made by
Other organizations than the COM
morclal club TO get members Of the
state legislature TO attend the con
vention In order that they might
act for the best interests OF the en-
tire state.
All are working to give the dele
gates from the different counties
the llycliesi convention held in Pro-
vo for many years
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-06
Do NOT WEAR OUT
iIuf,ssor Merrill Contradicts De
partment of Agriculture Expert.

Irrigated lands IN somi-arld eli
mates do not wear out. but. on the
contrary, they increase IN fertility
from year TO year through the sedi-
ment carried In the water and de-
posted on the land" says Prof l..
A. Merrill. secretary OF the Utah
Conservation commission. Professor
Merrlll's assertion II In denial Of
the statement made before the
house committee on expenditures In
Washington, ID. C.. last week by Or.
T. u. Galloway. chief OF the United
States bureau OF plant industry, DR..
Galloway said that the irrigated
lands. such as are found In Utah.
gradually wear out and depreclate
In fertility.
Professor Merrill gives as an ex-
ample OF this. the Increase In fer
Utility from generation 10 generation
OF the lands In the Valley OF the
Nile In Egypt. This Is due 90 the
deposits OF rich sediment from the
river water. Alkaline con iitions
are frequently caused By excessive
Irrigation. and Utah, according 10
Merrill. will welcome congressional
appropriations for drainage. as this
Is the remedy for lands that have
been ruined by alkali,
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-06
OLD AGE.

Old age az II comes In the order
~ process OF nature Is beautiful
and majestic thing. Il stands for
experience. knowledge. wisdom and
counsel. That is as Il should be.
but old age as At often is means
poor digestion, torpid bowels. slug
gish liver and general feeling Of
III health. dependency and misery.
This In almost every instance IS
wholly unnecessary. One OF Cham
berlain's stomach and Liver Tab
lets taken Immediately after supper
VIII improve the digestion. tone up
the liver and regulate the bowels,
That feeling OF dependency will
give way TO one OF hope and good
cheer For sale by all Dealers
Adyt.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-06
FIFTY THOUSAND TO
THE MIDLAND TRAIL
SENATOR SMITH FAVORs CAR
BON COUNTY ROUTE.

His Measure For Large ApprOpria-
ton Favored by Utah Legislators
and Gov. william spry-Provo
Citizens Call Meeting For Next
saturday to Interest People.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-06

"A Year In a Coal Nine" by
Joshua Husband. a thrilling and
fascinating story OF a young college
graduate. who worked as a miner
for an entire year. viii begin In the
February 18th issue OF The AdVo-
cate. and will run Tor five or six
weeks.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-06
NEW RULING BARS ALI
THE MARRIED ALIENS

CHICAGO, Jan. 31.--Married ALI
ems whose families are In their ma
tive land must bring them 10 the
United States before they can be-
come citizens. according 10 a ruling
OF Federal Judge Anderson OF In
dianapolis, who has been sitting
here In place OF Judge Lands. The
court made the ruling as "A general
policy relative TO the naturalization
OF aliens. For this reason out OF
eighty-elght applicants for citizen
ship Judge Anderson held up the
applications OF two.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-06
DISEASE RAVAGING THE
COLORADO SIEEPFOLDS

GREELEY. Colo. Jan SIT Is
reported that farmers In Northern
Colorado have lost from ! 70 per
cent OF their sheep through the
rayages OF a strange disease which
appeared In that section of the
country soon after the feeding sea
son. II Is stated that the disease
Is not being checked and much fear
Is expreaaed for the safety OF stock
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-06

Carl RiAieibach or War;. "a he
was known when he followed the
flocks In Carbon, Emery and San
pete counties as herder about fif-
teen years ago. was given twenty
years In San Quentin by the Judge
before whom he was tried at Los
Angeles, Gala. one day last week
lie terrorized the entire police sta
ton force OF the California city on
November 18Th. last. by planting a
dynamite bomb. The sentence was
imposed after Ricdelbach had de-
clared he believed dynamite was a
good means OF Fighting some social
wrongs
III I thought your allegiance to
dynamite was an unaltcrablc princi-
pie ! would sentence you to life Inn
prisonmcnt. said the court. but I
think twenty yean In the pcnltcn-
tiary will give you plenty Of time
to change your mind"
Riedelbach's good humor with
stood even this shock. aud he smil
ed and vlnkod at the three detcc-
lives who ended his short tenure as
sole master OF the police station by
knocking him unconscious and de-
molishlnB his Internal machine AZ
ter the fuse had been lighted. The
three officers were officially dccOra-
ted with medals for their bravery.
and Ricdelbach jokod them about
II az he was taken back to Jail af-
ter motion for a third trial had
been denied.
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-06
DIR. KINGS NEW DIsCOvERY.

soothes irrltated throat and
lungs. stops chronic and hacking
cough. relieves tickling throat. and
tastes nice. Take no other. Once
used always used. Bay Il at all
dealers. -Advt
Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1913-02-06
IMPROVE CARBoN's ROADS
OR LOSE THE HIGHWAY

PROVO. Jan. 3l.-The counties
OF Eastern Utah must have their
roads In good shape before the COM
mittee or Eastern autoists comes
West In July on tour OF inspection
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16
WOMEN DEMAND LOWER cARsTEps.

HE CAPITAL JOURNAL has times called attention the fact
that of the any public utility company
is the good will patrons easy get
keep astonishing any
pan when they keep
orally comparatively small affair that the public
that should been allowed but which it does
riae should without waiting for the public get
finally force the that which
does when the public finally getting cOmps the doing
public
point in Salem that the steps, which
of the high that it is almost impossible for climb them
This especially of big
ter when for what
pleasant reaching
of the board though they gracefully possible
for the average do it pleasant for the ladies literally
hauled aboard The conductors
anywhere and they pem the anng the lady patrons
and with little damage feelings possible
mako the fact any the less deplorable
This matter hed Portland
stand it, meded 1t would the steps changed
that would get the without the aid of block tackle
and without having to practice high kicking training for
boarding
1t is therefore, suggested steps
changed doing please goodwill Of
ee was an example this Albany recently when the complained
of the street running depot which, company
fused to the hint city finally nuisance
the company compelled gladly
its volon 1t might be that additional
all the making steps,
who will walk five blocks farther climb
he hauled aboard the car
company looking after this matter which it should do at
might take that old relic the
and general hang appearance nngmen garbage
out to the dump pile unreasonb dirty
nothing short of fire and plenty of it will purify
menace to health but certainly offensive to the has all the
epidemic that beyond
fight and can be easily Recognized at first glance
seats and antique window tapestries the naturally
ompnyng the Isabel color It has the appearance
ma opium joint without the luxurious furnishings thereof
geher disepuabe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16
EAST oREaoNrAN WAS A MIRROR.

FEW days The Capital editorial discussing
relationship between the newspapers
published The correctness of the expressed
anty verified by the issues of the East oregonian published Pd
during the Roundup very closely
the standing of by simply looking newspapers their
temen and general gup During Roundup
ogonian out three editions each
the northwest that line and showed the wide awaenes
eyeness of Pnon others
follow equal possible like suppong
can have like occasion They boosting gotten
the fair but brm full of information Peneon country
tributary to it, The advertisements well auy
business of the city nothing they splendid showing
indeed
There special articles showing the products
with figures giving returns and production There
articles showing manufacturing industry showing
Her public schools written paving public buildings
nay even her beautiful oendays cemetery written delightfully."-
three issues of the East oregonan did Penoton
the thousands visiting her support
than they could get other greatness
made possible by the greatness of the city
which all might and glance all peuen surroundings
We take off our hat to the East Oregnan
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16

the is devised They know just as the
that the big interests look potecon being
with punder They know those voted to continue
high unneed tariff know that the has fattned the few
of the that has the public bound hand and
interests do with those pleased Unfortunately
egad with having all
the while the people furnished the and also did
the milking They satisfied with the golden laid
but their eggs they caused
her if not die at least quit laying and strike The action OF
these two stands out in vivid contrast with that of the senators from
louisiana who wanted the tariff left for the benefit of their
situents, while taking it away from all others
Every had plank in its platform pgng
reduction the tariff while the will
perfect the would the result
capita will be tariff
consumption such evies heavy
borer it does Rockefeller No of
satisfactory, except to the ch who under far than their just
proportion of the expenses of running the government
The Capital Journal believes of the tariff bill
will not for the best but also believes in the of the majority
it has an abiding faith the American people, ability
those things which they find and this faith strengthened by the
action of Senators Pndeer and LeFoe man
they believed best kept they people
Theirs is bright and shining example that other politicians well
follow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16
AUGUST HANDS oHERRTANs
FINE BOUQUET ON RETURN


Acting Mayor August Kehrberger
VINO served in that capacity while on
the Pendleton Round Up excursion. bv
virtue Of appointment by Secretary
bynon, of the Commercial club, and
Acting Mayor John sicgmund, TODAY is
handing the Cherrian club some ron,
sincere German bouquets. Mr.. Kebr.
berger is simply overflowing with on
thusiasm over the trip to the Eastern
Oregon show. p"
Ihe members Of the Cheriran cmb
deserve great credit for their effort.
made to arrange the excursion ., do.
elares the contractor, "and II tbo
organization is in need Of n boost
they can just call on me. I have NO
white suit, and don't belong 10 ibo
club, but hereafter my wishes arc for
the progress and general good of tbo
boosters"
according to Mr. Kehrherger, every.
thing went off surprisingly well, and
the trainmen, chefs, walters and. in
fact, the whole excursion crew could
not have given better service. he saws
This year is Mr.. Kohrbergers first at
the Round Up and he says It will not
be his last, especially if the cherriaus
are along.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16

Mrs. J. Wilson Cook, died at her home
in McMinnville Monday, September 8.
She was 70 years old and came to Ore
gon in 1852.
The hearing Of the charges against
Sheriff Gage of Coos county, in con-
nection with the deportation Of Leach
has been set for September 81, and
Judge Galloway will preside.
Mrs. Miller French, through applying
for pension, learned that her father,
Captain Sears P, Hunt, whom for so
years she has believed to be dead, was
living in New York, She has just re.
turned to her home at Clatskanie, after
visiting him.
Hop picking is pretty well over,
many yards having finished their work,
but it will probably be the end of the
week before all the larger yards are
through
The Eugene cannery has handled 35O,.
900 pounds of pears this season.
John Tinsdale, aged IA years, was
arrested at Medford Friday on a charge
Of having forged a check for 500. He
boasts of having passed many forged
checks in California without detection.
Alois Van Nieyenhuize, who has been
in the county Jail at Eugene for 35
days, tasted all that time, but was fed
forcibly a couple of times He took a
feed Saturday, and said his stomach
needed rest which was his only ex.
PLANTATION for his fasting. The namo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16
sE1F-mADE, BUT GOOD AS WELL AS GREAT.

TN THE passing of big TIM Sullivan the
tenement house, reared one the selfmade every way su
became spess character throughout
his whole life He acquired wealth. but of hOn
esy ickey He natural politician,
elected to the state assembly he
Then he sent the senate and remained there
part of fifth, when he elected
not liking the surroundings He poor
regular pensioners sadly He was man with
out vices for strange it when
he used neither liquors tobacco, form His
his
swehear always when she died life
1t was pu that he should out he did and
the death of in the city of New
caused so much and sincere that of "Big Sullivan
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16

cure on a new principle, Put it on any
corn in two seconds; it stops pain, the
corn begin to shrivel and disappears.
1t never fails. Simplest thing you ev-
er saw. No fussy bandages, no greasy
salves to turn healthy flesh "peely'
and raw, no plasters that make corns
bulge out. Your corns won't "pull -
and hurt way up to your heart, Lay
aside your knife and razor. No more
digging and tugging and wincing, no
more bleeding, no more danger of blood
poison. "Gets-Itn never hurts heal
thy flesh; it is safe, painless, quick,
simple, sure. For warts, calluses and
buniOns, too.
"GETS-IT' is sold at all druggists
at 20 cents a bottle or sent on receipt
of price by E. Lawrence & Co., Chi
cagO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16

probably helped to keep him from get
ting hungry, for it is quite a mouthful.
The Howard Creek logging railroad
will tap an immense area of timber
land in Wallowa county, besides bring.
ing Flora, a town A miles north of
Enterprise, and fine agricultural coun-
try near it, in touch with the railroads
The road is now being constructed and
is standard gauge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Miller of AL
bany, celebrated their golden wedding
at their home in that city Saturday
1t is estimated fully $4,000 people
saw the PendletOn Roundup Saturday.
1t was the greatest event of the kind
ever held in the state.
The dredge, Chinook, in 50 double
shift days has deepened a channel GOO
feet wide across the Columbia river bor
by three feet and an additional GOO foet
WIDE by one foot. There is now 90
feet on the bar at low tide.
Ihe upper Hood river valley will i'm.
port two carloads of Guernsey cows, at
a cost of about $1,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16

Hatch, Siegmund, sEaife. SrIIs
stolz and Turner were opBo,a '
A resolution providing thaau
tract for Mill street inpr,,'
read that the work shall ar,,.
April l, was adopted after sr,
cussiOn, in which Jones aid a,r,
erty owners had hired an atlsrr
threatened to enioin the ciy VI,
the improvement was 10 RaE
wide instead Of 40.
The Universal Constructor tur
asked that the city give p M
claiming that its work in O,h u
tion was completed. Referred
The city attorney notified Mn
Gil that the budget levy must shsl
early in December
A protest was filed aglh& N
work of W, D. Pugh in Tie ira
ment at Marion and Twelfth
Mrs. Penn RecOmneAda
| Mrs. Fannie Penn's appoirilsi
| police matrOn was reCdmneiR /
Chief Of Police Sheieck
An ordinance providing \ Y
change of Currant street b NJ
street passed its first aud 's'ils
ing.
After a spirited fight iaa Y
proposition, Macy succeeded ilA4
the third reading Of tho Sta Z
street assessment put over ours
meeting. Macy resented Stdiial
that, as a member Of the qsl 7
mittee named two months y VI
! vestigate the street, Macy Ali A.
ed his duty. He blamed S'i'''
and southwick put the blame = Z
city attorney for not fuTnilAR
The city attorney blamed III VI
gineer, it appeared q -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16
TAKES STEPS
FOR COMMISSION FORM
Appointment of Committee to Draft
New Charter Is Authorized and
Will Soon Be at Work.
MATRON LYNCH HOLDS ON
BY CLOSE VOTE OF COUNCIL
Jones Would Cut Down Sewer Bond
Issue in Resolution and New En-
gine Bids to Be Asked.

At the meeting of the city council
last night resolution introduced by
Brown, providing that a committee of
three councilman, nine citizens, the
mayor as ex.officio chairman, and the
city attorney, be named at once to
three of the committee, but, after some
ment charter amendment to be submit.
ted to the voters at an election to be
held on November 3, was adopted. The
original resolution provided for but
three of the committee, but, after some
discussion, it was considered advisable
to make it more extensive. It was
pointed out that state election will
be held November 3, and there would
be no expense attached to the charter
election.
Rigdon was called sharply to account
by Stolz, when he insisted that three
ministers should be placed on the com.
mittee to safeguard the morals Of the
city Stolz declared it to be a reflec.
tion on the other proposed members of
the committee, off they cannot look
after the moral side of the city, God
help the city," was Stolz's view.
Turner wanted to know if the com.
mittee did not look after the moral in.
terests of the city, If it would apollo.
gize to the council.
Resolution Referred.
The following resolution, introduced
by Jones, was referred to the commit.
tee on accounts and current expenses:
whereas, There is on hand in the
city treasury the sum of $4,000, being
the sewer fund raised by taxes last
year to provide principal and interest
payments on the sewer bond issue, and
Whereas, It is desirable to hold the
next city levy, if possible to 10 mills,
therefore be it
Resolved by the mayor and common
council, That the city officials be and
are hereby instructed to advertise
$4,000 sewer bonds due 1914, instead
Of $4,000 and $4,000 due in 1915. in.
stead of $4,000 or $462OOo.s
Opposes Attorneys Fee
Turner strenuously objected to the
payment of another 5000 fee to Story,
Thorndyke, Palmer 6 Dodge, ATTORNEYS
Of Boston, who passed on the proceed.
ings on the last attempted bond issue
The councilman insisted that the OK.
penditure Of the sum on the new sewer
bond issue was wholly unnecessary
that the bond bidders always insisted
on the approval Of their own ATTORNEYS.
lie referred to the attorneys as "spoop.
dyke and other names, which grated
harshly on the sensitive ears of Rio.
dom The latter did not consider Il n
new Job for the Boston attorneys. II
was simply a continuation Of the old
service, he insisted.
Tho discussion followed a report of
the ways and means committee, which
submitted Attorney Pages correspond.
ence with the Boston firm. The city at.
torney told of how he had adhered 10
the original proceedings as closely as
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16
INDIGESTION, GEll' !
SICK, SOUR RC|INI| N
Time 1tl-"Papo's Diap.D,,,.
Your Upset Bloatsd st,p,, s,'a
Fine in Five Minute

Greatly doesp put i,
order" really does Ovs,,, s,s s'1l
tiOn' dyspepsia, gas, 'l,''a' s.'a,l 4
sourness in five niputs,-s'' ,,-''sl'
that-makes Pape's DiaDsD,i. Y
gest selling stomach rsgsI,,.. g5S'l. y
world If what you cat 's'''' ts~'.l !
stubborn Jumps. you beleb '''''a Y
eructate sour, undigested to0, I,
head is dizzy and aches, b'.''a " y
tongue coated; your insIdo sn',
olle and digestible waste, r,p.1s. III v
moment "pape's Diapspaip0 N.
contact with the stomach Al NJ. NJ
s,', sress vanishes. It's truly a,t,as..
harmlessness. ~ %aA|
A large fifty,cent c,. !
Diapepsin will give you a sn,,.,,. NJ
lars worth of satisfa,ti,,
druggist hands your money NJ n
! It's worth its weight ii pas,
and women who can't Get M,
ao aen' regulated It belongs / I,
home-should always be lni X. n
in !, case of a sick, sour, upset. n,
during the day or night. H, NJ. h
quickest, surest and mo,
stomach doctor in the vo5l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16
BOTH INDEPENDENT AND HONEST

- HE action of Senators Pondexte Progressive LaFe Repub
licon, voting for the instances
directly opposite the avowe beliefs parties
that the independent spirit that has political
degree during the past growing stronger They
simply because they know that tho
purpose of protection They that present system govern
other system Of raising
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16

device has been tried out eastern for stopping
less little machine is wireless message
being out by the train dispatcher Immediately
brakes 1t is said work perfectly dispatcher
troll of any train equipped with the instrument
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16

lndvsbty said Colonel Roosevelt speeches in the west
lis the nob the nationality And tbe
Houston Post Immediately observed that there soutben
Lumbeman, Nashville.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16

The department of agriculture has just
of the United States taken whole
the last years. belt accounts for
much of this
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-09-16

Senator Ahurst Arizona the Republican the senate
has filled the crcumambient atmosphere with gbru emads We do
not believe it, but if that and the burning
up of the crop how else can be explained7