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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Deeds Reeerded-These were 70
corded by A. G. Martin, county clerk,
up to o'clock this afternoon: Grover
c. Powell ct ux. TO A. S. Fleming, tract
Of rs acres in Winfield district. S.;
James A. Meredith. special commits
sioner, to Grover c. Powell, tract OF
acres in Winfield district and lot in
Raymond Place, Fairont, $50; Sarah
E Robbins and husband to C. A. Snod-
grass, tract OF 1914 acres along War
rior's Fork, Buffalo creek, Manning.
ton district. $500; Joe Romeo and
Pasquale Sale to N c, Tenant, par
eel OF 5.16 Of an acre Of land in Downs,
Lincoln district, $1,000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

deeds received today for record vas
one from Israel C. White and wife 70
the Helen Run Coal Company for two
tracts Of coal land, 6L45 acres and 3o.59
acres, respectively. The considera-
ton was $13,s06. The deed conveys
the Pittsburgh vein Of coal to the
Helen Company.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Administrators Named-These ad.
ministrators we're named at the of.
flee of the county clerk on Thursday
afternoon: D. E. Miller for the per-
scnal estate OF John Yonsadio. late Of
this county, bond 500; b. Z. Miller
for the personal estate Of Joe Ratesi-
&c. late of this county, bond. $3.50;
=. Z. Miller. administrator of John
H-ook, late Of this county. bond $3.50.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Elk championship of western Colo
zero last year, has been disqualified
from this years fair at Grand juno.
tion. 1t has been discovered she sucks
eggs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Right and staff of-Quite number
Of friends gathered at the local Balti-
more and ohio railroad station ycster.
Gsy evening TO bid farewell to Rev. J.
{. Brocmicld. jas. w. Right s-d John
Reed the thrce local men leaving for
Mont@ccl-r.. ., to enter the Army
:. Vi. C. 4. wor.;.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

On Long Trolley Trip-Next Tues.
Cay Captain j. c, Glasscock, of Can.
ION Monongahela, Patriarchs Militant,
l. o. o. F., will leave for Warren, o.
He will make the trip by trolley
after reaching Wheeling.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Marriage License eraated-Deputy
County Clerk Philips or Thursday
afternoon granted a marriage license
&c Charles 6. Morgan. 81. and Garnet
German, q. both OF Moundsville, Mar.
shall county.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Civil Service E:am.-The Civil Ser
vice commission announces an exam.
ination to be heln at the postorfice
IN this city October Is to fill the posi-
ton of laborer in the posioftice here
TIE place pays $500 per year at the
start and men between 20 and so
Years are eligible.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Sentence Is Longer-Tnadvertentiy
1t was stated that John Fluhart, the
"trusty" who broke jail last week,
would have fifty four days yet TO serve.
The fact OF the matter is that with the
fine and costs and the balance Of the
time he had TO serve Comic Pete
will have more than half Of a year to
spend behind the bars.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05
COW DISQUALIFIED.

MoNTRosE. Colo, Oct. 5.-sam T.
Kilborn's COW Nellie" which won the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

E'eo:ed Tru5tse-Dr. W II. Deben.
drr.er, OF Warrington. vas elected
giand trustee OF the Grand chapter OF
Ire Order Of the Eastern Star at the
S. c-.cl hc.I at FarNersburg this week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Cross Roads, where they wiz unyefl
- monument TO Ray Vincent, one Of ,
the deceased members.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Acquired Among this
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Forty Hours oesosicn - Beginning
sunday, october I. :'Qfty Hours De.
votion viii be observed at st. Peter ;
Catholic church. Appropriate GerN :
viii be held nn Monday. October Is.
and the deyp,iOn viii close on Tues
day evening October Is.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

s3.';.a aiiller hicrc-joshua KILLER,
lEo ma been employed in Detroit.
Mich. iUf the past several ears, has
Il med TO Fairmont To visit friends.
miller l. an emplcye 81 he Ford
.HtumULile factory pom nearing
t:a: he vas 90 De lalleu INTO mililar?
service he returned IL IVES; N.s,nia
50 pcy short visit with local friends.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

,ir:o'e;, to mces - Ih.a evening
,hsra VAL he meeting in the court
uuu5c Of the members of he Fairmont
Automobile association and some
pressing matters vii come up for CON
sheraton.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Father MeFaaden Reports - Rev.
Francis L. rlcFadden. OF Grant Town,
has lett Wheeling, his former home,
Tor Norfolk, Va, having reported to
me commandant az the United States
Navy Yard as chaplain in the navy
IN Thursday He has many friends in
this section.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

es3k Tranked - George :. &>ar.
governor OF the Federli Reserve nank
q the Fifth district g Richmond.
w;red congratulations 10 she director.
g. the National Bank OF Fairmc!.t lpon
ths subscription OF 100000 - the
Liberty loan.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

s.-'iop 20 Pass This Way-Rt. IL.
p. J. Domaine, oi Wheeling, bishop .!
tie Diocese Of Wheeling. Will pass
through Fairmont en- route to Morgan.
Town Oh iGnday Whether hc w:ll
stop in Fa,rmont has not been ascer.
'aiIel as He'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

Goal Land J
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

For mems all wool
serge or worsted new
fa'I and winter suits,
actual retail value,
$17.o0.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

For Lad e' new fall
suits in 81 WOOL sers.
es or poplins, snappy
styles, positively
worth $1,000.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-10-05

For men . ralneoats
Of heavy texture
cloth, popular tan
shade, worth $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

ncn bcfunoen. uno imaner bate ibn
ieine 8eiiteseesenipart gerettet. Gin
loId)es @efiibI heS bohiten 8lides
bate er aber ME babel empfunoea.
0os feucr bate Ieet Die 2eiter err
ariifen, nod feline iiiuf Scfunocn Das
rem periloiien uno rennot mar es ben
8lammen in bicien fiinf Setunoen
gelungen. iif ourh bnS SolS birs
hurfSuireiier.
OuS obere @noe brad Ourt INTO
Ocrresbeim i~tiir,te init Der Better
mti Die brennenbe Sede, gerabe in
Dem Woment, ais Siibner ieinen Sub
auf bic Grbe iestc.
Wit einem fndlleitoen, praIieltoen
8erGuid id,lng er mi Den Sooen;
ieoer, ber es borte rr,o lab, muroe BON
gntieten ereriffcn.
CIR bate nod fiir einige aligen'
blide Die 9eiinnung, er iab nod, baB
cine meibe @eitaIt nebeit ihn fniete
iino feline S1noe an ihr Sers oriidte,
bann mllroe aqeS itpor5 Inn i'm her.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
BON z. DC palabtni.

ibre liebIif,e Griteinung su ieben
..l,nS ibre engelbaitc Stinmc 5t DO.
rem. baS gine iiber ieine &raft.
IlS er lid nod, einmol ilber boS
@clanber ocs galtons Iebnte, iob or
Elm bellies 2idyt nrr Der @egeno bes
airmesplases it)elnen. Sb man BORT
iQuminierte?
Or ituste unb iab it,arf nod Der
Ritturg oes GihteS bin. gs mur6c
sroBer nnb breiteie lid imnier mebr
ans. Wan borte aiif einntal ciner
furftboren aral. Seet iob or gan,
oeutlid) Slommea cntpor5iin9eln unb
Der Silnmel lpltroe INNER rptber.
Sest cridoa Der 8iif: Iclicr.
Terresbeim I~tiirjte obne sui, 10
mic er NOR, Die Ereppe %birunter, no
er Die Weniten ~dlifgsreet bin- linS
Gerlmtfen lab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
Sugars 0cbcimnib
unb bic balb barauffolsenbe, itbr,
fehr Ianse berrlthe yliitbe fatbo.
Iii&er Grsablunss 'eiteratur;
9ie gcbrimm BDDQe
Grbin.

ielno boS iunge WGoden uno Damn
Den Siiriten an.
.Satte err einen ~Sbnmabtsau.
fau2" fliiiterte err.
Sris belt baS tbeilere Sai,pt nod
feiter al lire 8rtiIt.
,Gs ,p1re better. Sic ginsen lest,
mein mdbiges 5ra,iein," iaate Der
0oftor drserlid,.
Iber 9errcsbeIm oifnete lanaianl
Die Muaen. Gin Strabl beS 0liidS
braf berpor.
r9aiien sic lie, 0oftor," iagte er
init einem gliidlidlen SGdeln, sd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

uno bob ieinen aopf in Die Sobe,
bann neigte lie 'ih tiefer INTO %tiefer,
bis lire 2ippen Die ieinen beriibrten.
Sn einem lansen Stub fanb lire
treiie, nnenbIite 2iebe ibren Gus.
Orid.-
81 perbarrten lie cine game @etle
reelingslos. SriS Irnle waren nod)
UNI ieinen Sails gcit,Iungen, oils Der
Ooftor 5uriidfebrtc. @r iab abipedp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
N6tmng, Vtier nno
Qeieriuncn.

Die NdGte iperben lang nnb
lanser nab On milft bic CAMS
intereffanten Gr3abs
Iunsen in 9einer Seituns niht
permiTen. Wir BADEN AT
DID sebaht unb fiinbieen
Dir baber iest ffum cine be-
fpnbers iursfdltise Nustuabl an.
Wift piauantes SeuiatiOnsseus,
fpnbern Grsdblnnsen, bic itarf
feffeIn wabreno tie beIeb.
rem. Go finb feline ,V%rebisten"
ais GrsdblunsS Giteratnr, aber
fpannenbe Beihtdte beren
gerlqut On NIT sr6fteft SntereHe
perfpIsen ,uirit nnb uelhe 3etne
&enntniHe uermebrcn bonn 2eben
mnb ben Menidben nnb ibrem 3rems
unb 2eib, ibren 8eriuhmnsen nnb
Yriifungen nnb 0pttes Walten
iiber Aaem.
Wir melben jett f&pn folgenbe
3tpei aus mnierer Spe5ials
e a m Inns fir bic uertbe1,
9cfer mnb 2%eferinnei pieies 8lattes.
Die erfte 50 asar's 0ebeims
nth" Ut cine firSere, aber
padenbe Grsdbluns. Sic fann ais
mnfere GinIeitmngSsab
81 9einer WinterIefthre
gelten.
Sann fummt, in einisen Nums
rnern fpGter, Der Nnfans pun
et,uas nod geHerem, mod Vors
isIiherem fir lid: Die
sebe imni kpulIe Grbtn."
limb mir m5fte,, paf Su bteie
Vrahter8ahluns ia uun Nnfang
an, sleid, BON Der erften Nnmmer
an, gcnieRen ipDf. 9esbaib
Mftnns, Iiebe 2eier NIB 2eferin.
men! @IeiG BON snfans an Ieien!
llnb niht II Sas. Wir mollet
aud Seinen Greunben nnb
Dreunbinnen 8%elegenteit seben,
fih unfere Settuns NIT
biefer ,b%errliden, ipannenben Gr.
sdbluns bel Soften 5n iihern.
Wadbe biefeIben sefI. lest ifpn
barauf anmerfa nj, barnit
lie Nm sletG infer glatt fir has
erNe aaSttel bekelen. 'Gs
Fmb nur md, einiee Wpfen Seit
basu. Spatem biefelben es inter-
IaRen, iett Gm beheIIem
bann laR Ne ben Anfans Der
erften nnb, iuenn nptblueunig, aud
Der sr5Feren, siueiten Gr5dbs
lung ielbft leien, inbem III linen
Define Seituns bafiir leibmetie
HberIdkt. 9amit madjt 5u uns
Jreunbe, neil wir fir 1eine
ltnterbaltuns iursen. urb biltit Der
fatboliiden IreKe, 9einer 3ettuns.
9bue es iett sleih! gersiA 'nidt,
Define fpe5ielle Wiuter. Gr5dblunss=
leftire IN biefer Seitnng beginnt
lett balb.
Nebenbei seast! Siebe aud,
mad Ieiner Mbpnn m { II y
8e3abIuna. 3m>,ueift, Is 1T
2rtess5eit. Die Resieruns
hes Der. Staaten 9pitamt Mil
feline Seitunsen abliefern fir bic
has Eurtp ntdt be5ahlt ut uno bic
iSeitmnss. Seransseber treiben nidlt
MIR ale N Il d Il dnbe elm,
ipnbcrn nj iiien auf prumpte
DrauSbesa lung be-
itebeS. Snfel Gam, bic iteigeneen
Ya%pierpreife uno has erb0btt
Seitungspurtu erlamben es benz
8eihdftsfiibrer Der 3eitAns II | d. I
mebr auf dnmig Nbpnnen :
ten ~ To art Stebe q d
Dem = atmm lei Der
Nbrefie auf Seiner
SETTING NIB forge, ban bort
NiftS lit, mas Dir TN @ese itebt
bic Seituug, unb NIT ibr- BIZ
Grad nsen, regel l.
mdkis 4, jebe Wuhe, 81 erbaIten,
Dor allen uerfeble nift, sleidJ
pm eriten 4ufans nnb AbihnittG
an, 81 lefen:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

3poIf Wonate iirD p%ergan9en.
Siirit Oerresbeim, Der nit ieiner llin'
gen @emablin monatelang untber-
gereiit mar, INN ihr Die lhonlteit
@unfte Der @elt sn 8eigen lit 6eute
alrf iein Stammihlob 5lriidgefcbrt.
Sans @riinbagen lit airf ben gei.
men, nm runiern SiirIt" unb puniere
Siiritin" 81, begriiBeu. Gbrenpforten
tparen errid r., inO Die gan5e Gin
mobnerifaft, an ,ibrer Spite cine
Whrliffapele. gaben benz iungen
Vuare pom @abn1of bis gum Shloiie
bos @eleit. SodJrife, itbertDnt bon
Der freiihenben Torimuiif, pollten
fem Gnoe nebmen. @s mar elm berr-
Iid)er Sommertag. bie 9uft rein ulto
flor ipie &riitaa. Oas ieitlifD 9ea
idyniifte Sflob bat ale 6enIter nett
geofinet. nm ben CONNER nrS Den
S%onnenihein eir5ulaiien.
0erresbeim itebt, gelebnt ali bic
9aluitrabe ieineS @alfons uno ld,aut
wie ser 8inS Die 9lGttcr Ser Holen
fcrttreibt bis in oos @oiier bes flei.
nen Muiies, ser ben Tarf rmiuimt.
Sn Dem ItrobIenoen Sonncnlift itebt
anf Dem 9olfon neben ibm ieine
iunge Srai, sau5 III @eiB gefIeloet;
es 1T cine id)lanfe lugeuolihe 8eItait
nit .einenn Intlis, aus Dem ibr lalt.
teres @liid lid meteorological, eit
BUG Des Srieoen3 uno Der inncren
Nitbe.
Sic Iteben, Seite on Seite, in Den
@nblid Der untergetenoen Sonne Der
imfen,-als lie 81 linn Ia9t:
,giit Tl MIN uirflid aa,t5 gliidz
lib? OH iebnit Gid nidt nad) Der
eroben @eIt. Die q, I'M m%cinetniaen
mfgeseben bait9"
.WaS if) mifgegebeu babe, iii Der
aeiIen, benn es iuar niht Der Grin
neriine ipertb."
Sic l1delte, nit Dem lanften ern'
item 21d)elu, bus' eger bas Sdfeln Der
@ltaer, ais oos Der 2ippen lit.
y0lt iagit baS aus rciner @rcB-
muth, morfmal tonn i'd taiim raj.
len, oab Oh mid % lie6it rpie id, lid
liebc."
IN, begreifit es uid,t, neil Gil
feline augen fir Geiner cigenen
@ertb bait, ole Temutb matt Did
bltub. fpie ole un0eru iSrdlielt Die
gitelfeit."
Limb bod, CAB es 2eiite, Die mid,
fiir itolS bielten."
Gas ipor, neil Oil ntd,t anoern
TSralen aleid)eit. Isle fonuten lie
bcnn cine Seele itie Die Define Der.
itebcn2"
rlri peritcbit mid uno Soft iiebt
mid, oas lit mir scnug."
ySa." iaste Der Shirt, iie rtiber an
lid, 5iebenb, Dir peroanfe i'd, alles.
gls i6 9id fenncn lernte, befano i'd
mid in Der t~iefiten Sole, ans Der id,
fcinen gll,sipee rrl,Bte. Sn 3einer
gtGGe, in 0einer cngelreinen gtabe
murOe meme Seele nlll1obli6 9erei.
nigt mie in einem 1urgatorium, uno
aus 2iebe 5u Dir lernte i6 aaes I'm.
gliid, bas iiber mid bereinbrod1, nit
<be uno G~rgeb,,ng tragen nno
0eiue 9iebe bat Mir iflieBlif aus
Dem B%lreatorium binaiIsgebolien
NIB mir bos Yaraoies erif]loiien. Gu
MART Der @ngel, Der mid, burb bieie
gotrlife aomooie geleitete!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18

rperoe id,on nitt iterben. Man itir6t
nidt, penn mo nch 10 piel 81 leben
hat. ltno id,-ndj! SEPT lperoe id)
leben! Ieben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-10-18
The Farmers
Veterinary Guide
and Atlas.

VII Suu, uus Y" SeNPt StNtn
ieben Farmers, @iebs nno Uefliisel.
5iidJters iein folte.
V,pt Austauit> absr aranibstisn
bee SsrupIepe, bS Hferses, eef
@cith sriS, bee Sfweines uns beS
emates.
49,. man irnyosu,ss araatysitS.
eBllv.ome trteHai.
49,. ..-a -. -.agHoie ridJtie iteat
mo DC Nranipeip vtyaneett.
u.tSeIte AM xaHlpr.i..p,a fht baS
wiinsn UNI oas Gtnssotu upn Ben
arSntitn.
Mnuetiunssn far has paifden psu
Juieitsn. BeritlgungemIiteiu baS tes
fprAben psn Cbtb6umen, has 1tttern
ppn etiaae nfu., ufw.
w.u rarpisem analpttften aartsn
ses Yferoee, Der &np, ots eDefiaaelS,
SeS edpeines unb bes gfntes, nebh
ppo,ssrapHtfnen Sunhrattsnsu.
Tie fanmunuilGe austuntt, bic in
biciem Sud,e ertbeilt Uirb, iann
Sbnen mand,en Collar warren.
Sfreiben sic iofort fir elm
gremplarl
Ireis, p~ortOfrei, 90 Gents.
Wan abreiiiere:
CATHOLIC PRINTING CO.,
DuDuque. Iowa.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-08-31
HOME ECONOMICS CLUB
TO GIVE DEMONSTRATIONS

The Home Economics Club will give
demonstrations every Friday from
now until school starts.
On Friday, Aug. 81, pickle making
Other Observation-Disclosures OF
Meats, Bottling Pork and Beans, and
Tomato Sauce, etc.
Besides the advantages gained by
yourself, think of the good cause.
Every lady should come out anc
help fill the bottles and the dryers.
Plenty of work for double the work.
ers from now on.
Of course, you're busy, but you're
well fed-others are starving.
Come do your best.-Home Econom.
les Club.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-08-31
AEROPLANE SEEN IN
VICINITY OF ENOCH

Eugene Cripps reports the sighting
of an aeroplane over this county last
Friday morning at an early hour, in
the vicinity of Enoch, and travelling
at high rate of speed in north
easterly direction. The machine was
apparently about a mile in the air,
and was some little distance beyond
Mr. Grips and two companions when
it was discovered. 1t was too far a
way for the sound Of the engines to
reach them, but all three plainly saw
the craft, with its long planes spread
out, and watched it until out of sight,
apparently headed in the direction of
Beaver.
Mr.. Cripps was accompanied by his
brother Walter Cripps and Irwin Dus-
tin.
The boys had no idea as to whether
it was an enemy craft or not, as it
was not close enough to inspect de-
tails, but it was too plainly visible
for any doubt to exist as to it's being
an aeroplane.
The course would suggest that it
might be U. S. ship plying between
southern California and Salt Lake
City.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-08-31
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

BY local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion OF tho ear. There 10
only one way to cure deafness. aud that 10
by constitutional remedics Deafness is
caused by an innamcd condition OF the mu-
cous llniug OF the rustaciian Tube When
this tube 10 infamcd you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and when a Ia
entirely closed. Deafness is the result. and
unless the innamm alton can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal condi-
tion. hearing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh.
which 10 nothing but an innamed condition
of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case OF Deafness tcaused by catarrhD that
cannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure.
Send for circulars. free
r.. j. CHENEY q CO, Toledo. Ohio
Sold by Druggists, Use
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-08-31
PRESS EXCURSION
WAS BIG SUCCESS
Continued from first page

other vegetation adds to the beauty of
the scene. Photographer Adams was
with the party and took pictures of
pretty much everything of interest
and unusual beauty.
firing of the Weeping Rock, or de-
string to hurry on and see the remain
der of the canyon, the party remount-
ed the horses and vehicles, and pro-
ceeded on up the canyon for three or
four miles further, some with horses
going as far as the narrows, where
the waters of this fork of the Virgen
River covers the entie floor Of the
gorge. All the way the scene is
most impressive and awe-inspiring
one and the members of the party
were constantly discovering new faces
and figures in the rocks. Ye editor
is not naturally very imaginative, but
we claim the honor of discovering the
BLACK Duchess" who is a diminua-
tive little figure reaching about 1900
feet up the cliff, in sitting posture
Were she to stand upright at this
point it is probable that she would
have to find new setting, or her head
would rise above the crest Of the rock.
Her figure is that of rather stylish
lady, but her face is dark and dis
torted to such an extent as to be quite
repulsive. She is visible half mile
to a mile above the cable, on the west
side of the canyon. Look for her
next time you go through the canyon.
Many figures and fantastic forms
were discovered or were pointed out
to us by our guide. But the thing of
most compelling interest was the pro-
digious size and majesty o. the cliffs
themselves, with the sharp contrast in
the colorings.
We arrived at the Wylie camp again
! for 2 o'clock lunch, thoroughly tired
and in condition to do full justice to
the tempting viands served.
Lunch over the company repaired to
the Wylie retreat, or summer rest
garden, few hundred yards above
the camp, where there is delightful
little water fall, with an abundance of
beautiful white sand, moss and grass,
in a pretty little cove. just large
enough for a lounging room. Here
the remainder of the afternoon was
spent in playing cards, lounging, con-
versatin, etc.
This retreat is especially popular
and pleasant on warm afternoons, and
is feature of the camp that "Polly-
ann" failed to tell us Of.
After an evening about the bon
fire and another refreshing sleep, the
company partook of a 7:15 breakfast,
preparatory to starting home again.
The trip was made without important
incident. On their arrival here the
scribes were made the guests of the
Cedar City Commercial club at an
informal luncheon in the dining room
of the Cedars Hotel, remarks at the
close of the meal being made by Prof
r. F. Homer, Ex-senator Lunt, DR..
M. j. Macfarlane and Mr.. j. E. Jones,
manager of the Western Newspaper
Union, Salt Lake Branch.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-08-31

On the return trip stop was made
at Toquerville for fruit and melons,
and the "tender-feet" of the party
were initiated into the pleasures Of
the prickly pear apple, and ire sand
bur, which are natives of the Dixie
country.
The visitors were strongly urged to
remain over a day here and visit the
points of interest including the B. A.
c. buildings and the mounds being ex-
cavated in the vicinity of Paragonah,
but felt too strongly the press of bus
mess at home, and fastened on to
Lund to catch the 600 p. m. train.
We believe that the members re-
turned home with better and bigger
opinion Of not only the Canyon, but of
all southern Utah than they came here
with, and we hope to be favored with
their presence, in greater numbers, at
some time in the not distant future.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-08-31

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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1917-08-31

WONDERFUL EXHIBITS OF AGRICULTURAL AND LIVE STOCK
PRODUCTS OF IRON COUNTY. SHOWINGS OF THE HANDWORK
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN EXHIBITS OF THE WONDER
Full MINERAL EXHIBITS INCLUDING COAL, IRON AND THE
PRECIOUS METALS, WITH WHICH THE COUNTY ABOUNDS.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-06-18

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IVA exclusive management the Ellison White
In history the
is wMne
the oGrndO
FrarO FremSad
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1917-06-18
Ashland Dollars
Will Do Big Share

Ashland's response to the call for
subscriptions to the Liberty Loan
bonds was overwhelming and placed
this city in the first rank among the
patriotic communities of the country.
Although apportioned the amount Of
$S5,000, this amount was exceeded
by $11,550, the total subscriptions
from here being $96,55O, an amount
unequalled by city of this size in
the state.
In the last twenty-four hours Of
the campaign over $4,000 in bonds
were purchased A committee Of
prominent citizens, including repre-
sentatives from all of the banks,
waged a systematic campaign on be-
half of the bond sales and "got the
results"
A very pleasing feature is that a
great proportion Of the subscriptions
were for one or two fifty-dollar
bonds, and, as may be seen by the
following list of subscribers, patriot
ism is not limited to the few in Ash
land.