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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11

Park Westover has taken up his
residence on the David Ghorley farm
near Modena, and is employed TO
work the farm and take care of the
livestock and other interests, having
moved his family there. Park is very
enthusiastic over his situation, the
compensation all advantages consid-
cred, being very generous.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11
DIR. Farrand in Mountain Division.

Dr. Livingston Farrand, head of
the American Red Cross, in tour
of the Mountain Division, told aud
fences in Denver, Salt Lake City and
Pueblo that peace had brought ire
menduous tasks to the organization.
The relief work already done in
France, Belgium and Italy must be
repeated throughout Eastern Europe,
he said. In addition, vast amount of
service in the United States, in fight
ing disease and lack of sanitation,
can now be accomplished through the
organization built up during the war,
he believes. "The new program" he
added, ais infinitely more inspiring
than the war program"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11
Appendicitis Claims Another Victim


DR.. Bergstrom was called to Paro-
wan last Wednesday night in consul
tation with DR.. James Green over the
case of Ray Gum, the l5-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gum. The
boy had bursted appendix from an
attack of appendicitis. He had well
developed case of peritonitis, which
however, appeared to be more or less
localized on the right side of the all
domen. The lad was brought to this
city and the abcess opened and drair
tubes inserted, but it was too late tC
avail and the patient died about moor
yesterday and was taken back TO Par
owan for burial.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11
DIR. j. j. BUSWELL
Opthalmic Specialist

of Salt Lake City, will be at the
Cedars Hotel Sunday noon until
Monday noon, July 20 and 21.
No charge for testing eyes.
References.
Glasses are worn for health
as well as vision"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11
Red Cross Men Get War Cross

Washington more Amer
lean Red Cross workers in France
have been decorated with the Croix de
Guerre for bravery under fire. They
are Lieut.. Jack Butterield Of Evans
ton, ILL.,, Lieut.. w. j. Fox, Buffalo, and
Major f. A. Fish, Minneapolis, MINI.
Butterfield and Fox were wounded
the former severely.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11
:sE&SaZnNs e.


II. Peyton Johnson, the capable in
strumental music director who has
accomplished so much in connection
with the band, has gone north for
a few weeks
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11

Manager John II. Fife of the Ar
rowhead Garage and Ford dealer for
this county, went to Lund last Sat
urday to unload a car Of Fords. The
sale of this popular-priced car con
tinues brisk.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11

An iron magnate from Pueblo,
has been in Cedar City the past day or
two looking over the local fields with
view to investing.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-07-11

Ladies Aprons and
Dresses from $1.50 to
$500
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16

church n now conducting. were at that
time In darkest ignorance Of any out
heather religions. The natives took
him to be their god Lono. returned an
cr years OF wandering In search OF his
murdered wife, and received him WIN
all the homage due 40 illustrious a god.
The English sailors they regarded MS
divine attendants OF Lono. Tho tobacco
smoke which they blew out Of their
mouths and the variety Of articles they
could produce simply by reaching
hand In what seemed to he a hole In
their skies. filled the Hawa!ians with
rcverent awe. Later, Captain Cook dis
covered to be a mortal after all, was
killed by the disillusioned natives
It was at the Anglican burial rer-
vice read for the great navigator on
shiphoard few days later. that the
Hawaiians first heard OF the christian
God. They learned more, of tho teach
inSs OF christianity in 1892 when Cap
tain Vancouver one Of Cooks lieuten-
ants, revisited the islands. BY this vine
the natives were anxious to accept the
new religion and begged for christian
teachers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
Enemies Among
the Wild F1osOers

1T IN rather alarming 70 realise that
u number Of ths Wild flovsrs Of which
we are all 80 fond contain deadly pol
sons" says an article In -On Natures
Trail" In tho September Issue Of the
Boy Scout maGaxine. Boys Lifs.
"The daffodil In an Instance In point
Its long. narrow leaves contain pow
erful irritant poison. and children
should be warned most strongly against
chewing them
'The common foxKiovs contains
poison which has the most sxtraor-
binary effect upon the heart, whose &C
ton may be reduced TO only seventeen
beats TO the minute. kOf anyone thus
poisoned. tho pupils Of the eyes are
widely dilated, and hts only chance OF
life is 20 lie absolutely still until the
doctor comes,
Everyone knows the wild arum or
cuckoo plant. with its blk hoartshaped,
glossy leaves A most dangerous plant
II is. too. IL you chew a leaf, your
tongue swells enormously; 50 much
so that you will be almost unable TO
swallow. Melted butter is tho best rem
edy for poisoning by this plant.
hedserow plants il the aconite or
monks hood. which has psin,shapsd
leaves. A very small dose causes y
strange tinglinE all over the body. and
partial blindness. A little moro and
death In certain.
These are all plants which arc moro
or less attractive to the eye. There are
others which seem to advertise them
selves as dangerous. The heullock, FOR
instance. II you pinch n leaf II gives
out a nasty. mousy odor. One need
hardly state that II is very poisonous.
being a powerful narcotic. The suffer
er sinks into a drowsy state. which. II
| remedies are not At hand, ends In
| death. -
"AH the Magistrates have = sinister
appearance and should be avoided alto
| gether. There are so many common
shrubs Of which the leaves. II eaten.
produce unpleasant results. Among
these are the common privet, the elder,
holly and Iaburnum.
plane tree leaves viii cause In some
people an illness resembling bad at
| tack Of hay fever. and this not thru
| chewing but merely handling them. The
eyes become red and swollen, while
| nose and throat are sore and inflamed.
Quite a number OF plants are pos
sessed OF short hairs on their stems
| or leaves. which will cause . rash
| to break out upon sensitive skins. Ono
such is the Primula obconica, which Is
one Of the commonest pot plants In
greenhouse or on w!ndowsin.
Bulbs Of the Roman hyacinth are
covered with q sort Of light scale
which comes off on the hands and sets
UP an unpleasant irritation whic'
sometimes spreads up the arms.
| Many who work in conservatories O.
glass houses often find that hyacinth
cause severe ego trouble. The idea Il
| that the pollen IL the Irritating cause.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
Dollar Over Par
Everywhere But
=.
in Japan Mart

1t Is possible to show In words less
technical than those employed In the
foreign exchange market some Of the
changes that have taken place in the
relative value Of foreign moneys In
terms of the United States dollar,
OF fifteen leading countries but one
can be named in which the United
states dollar now passes for less than
100 cents. This Is Japan. The Yoko-
hama yen compared with which. in a
percentage way, the American dollar Is
worth but s7.7 cents. Roughly. this
may be accounted for by the reduced
demand for American money. or ex-
change, with which to purchase Amer
lean goods.
- Austrian money has sunk to the low
est level Of any quoted exchange. The
Austrian crown should be worth in
American money 20.26 cents. In terms
of American money 1t Is now worth but
lbs cents. The Berlin mark. whose
parity or nominal worth Is ?2.S3 cents
Is now worth but Az cents. The Brit
ish pound, the parity of which Of nor
NAL value Is s4,S665, is now worth but
s4.171a.
A still simpler expression Of the
change in values may be adopted by
showing for how much 81 Of American
money is exchanCeable into the money
Of the countries named. Stated this
way, the dollar has purchasing power
OF 310.39 In Austria. $3.50 in Berlin.
$1.s66 in Italy, and S1.59 in Paris. Set
out in tabular form. the following
shows the purchasing power of 81
abroad, expressed in per cent Of dol
lar. given in the first column. and the
present per cent Of full value of foreign
money of the several countries, shown
in the second column. For illustration,
the American dollars will purchase in
London s1.16k worth of value. In the
second column it is shown. that the
English pound is worth but S5.S per
cent Of the full pound. The table fol-
lows. ,"-- 90.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
Grapes
Cornmeal Mush
Eggs en- Casserole
Cinnamon Coffee Ring

SOIlee
Eggs en- Casserole-Pour y cup OF
leftover veal gravy into n casserole:
place casserole in oven until gravy Is
warm, then take out, break 8 eggs into
the gravy. sprinkle with salt. pepper
and cracker crumbs. and bake S min
utes in oven. Servo at once in the cas-
serole
Cinnamon Coffee Ring-Scald pint
Of milk in the upper part Of double
boiler: add scant teaspoon salt, l
tablespoon sugar. tablespoon lard. and
tablespoon butter. When ingredients
are dissolved. remove from fire and al
low to cool until blood warm temper
allure Is reached: then add 2 beaten
eggs, II cake Of yeast dissolved In /
cup OF tepid water. and flour enough
to make q stiff batter. Beat well, stir
ring in cup OF mixed seeded raisina
and currants. and additional flour ID
form . soft dough. Cover and let rise
over night. IN the morning knead we'll,
divide in half, roll out on pastry board
and cut each half into 3 long strips
Braid these 3 long strips lightly. curl
tho braids into 2 separate rings, nat
ten with rolling pin and place in
creased pans. Allow to rise asian un-
til double In size. then spread with a
paste made to taste by blending, ground
cinnamon, melted butter. granulated
sugar and 4 little milk. Bake in q mod
crate oven. (Not necessarily served
hot).
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
Little Benny's Notebook
b. LEE PAPE.
SWIM MING.

Nuthing Is so useful to people in
deep wattir as knowing how to swim.
If a person is drowdning. no matter
how many other things they know, un-
less they know how to swim they will
keep on drownding. Meny OF the
smartest people have bin saved frum
drownding by ignorant people Jest be-
cause they diden't know how to swim
and the ignorint people did.
Keeping up in the wattir all de-
ponds on wat motions you make.
Sumtimes drownding people make
more motions than any other kind, ony
they amt the rite kind of motions.
meny Of them meerly being motions
for help. A persin that don't know
how to swim Is jest as anxious to stay
on top Of the wattir as enybody inlts.
but that don't say he will. This p, yes
that nolledge Is more powerful han
hope.
A good swimmer wouldAnt care
how awffen he fell in the waiter if it
wasent for his clothes. . p
Most people don't mind trying to
swim in shallo wattir because 1t Is
crate comfort to know you cant
60 dwown fertilizer than your neck if
you go down. Meny people who seem
to be swimming in shallo wnttir RELY
have one foot on the bottom. This
proves that appearances is deceetffll.
Altho a persin can dive without
knowing how to swim, they awtent
to for their own safety.
A diver who goes In Jest rite
without hardly making a hole gets
the most enjoyment out Of it. but
one that goes in nop on his STUN
mick with big splash gives others
the most enjoyment
Good reasons for knowing how
to swim Is ferst. so you can save
your own life. End. so you can save
other peoples life. 3rd, 80 you can
wawk on the edge Of a river and
don't care wat happens, and 4th, SO
you can say yes in case enybody
asks VOL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
"FooL NOTION" vs.. DOCTORS
Woman's Plan Successful After Ply
sjcians Failed.

st. Louis. Mo. - A woman's "focl
notion" worked to relieve her husband
OF pain. after doctors and neighbors
had exhausted themselves trying to
force a burg to crawl out Of his ear.
Frank Ramey, Of Hillsboro, Ill.,,
drove his wife to the home Of her par
ents near Donnellson for q visit.
While he was tinkering with the au-
tomobile a bug crawled in his car. He
tried to get It out, but only drove It
into the inner ear. All OF the staple
family remedies were tried without
avail.
Two physicians were likewise I'M
successful, when It suddenly occurred
to the suffering mans wife that all
bugs seemed to be attracted by light,
and she suggested that Hight be held
to his ear to see If It would coax the
bug out.
The doctors smiled indulgently. but
allowed her to hold an electric flash
light against her husbands ear, and
out came the bug. ...... ......
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
MRS. DERNHAM
, GAINED Is POUNDS
vkiENDS AND NEioHBoRs ARE
oNGRATULATlN0 HER ON
WONDERFUL RECOVERY.

VI NAVY
IL have gained twenty-five pounds
since taking Tanlac and just feel so
fine want to tell everybody what
Tanlac has done for me-" said Mrs
A. Dernham, 1872 Farewell Ave-, Mil
waukee, in an interview recently
II never felt better. In my whole life"
continued Mrs. DernhAm, "and as long
~ live I'll praise Tanlao. My friends
and neighbors are al congratulating
me on my wonderful recovery, and I
have praised Tanlao so much that
numbers Of Milwaukee people have
already taken the medicine on my al
vice.
"For ten years before took TanIae
my stomach was in an awful condition.
and the suffering have gone thru
has been almost more than I could
bear. I was subject to vomiting spells
that would last for hours before It
could be stopped. Chills would come
on me, maybe down town. in the thea
ter, or anywhere happened to be. and
great beads of perspiration would stand
out on my forehead. Pains would
strike me right IN the pit Of my stom-
ach, and a burning pain would flash
up my throat. and almost parch my
throat and mouth. couldn't sleep well
at night. and every morning I would
feel so bad that could hardly dress
myself. Last February I had an at
tack Of the flue and was in such a
weakened condition that my case was
severe and when got up out of bed
had actually lost forty-six pounds
and was so thin that when friends call
ed they could hardly recognize me.
"A friend advised me to- take Tan
lac and I took her advice and started
taking 1t at once and SIR, the way I
improved from the very first Is re-
markable, and my weight and strength
came back 30 rapidly that It has made
me almost q new woman. My stomach
is in fine condition and am not trou-
bled with vomiting spells or chills and
the truth is. I don't have any kind of
aches or pains at all. My appetite
is fine now and enjoy going to the
table and eating. and at. night I can
sleep as sound as a child. My re-
covery has been simply wonderful and
Just feel so well all the time that I
don't believe I was ever in better
health IN all my life than I am right
now. why, I've gained twenty-five
pounds already and am gaining more
all the time. Tanlac is certainly a
remarkable medicine and as long as
Il live I'll praise it."
.Tanlac is sold in Marshalltown by
Old Reliable Drug Co., in st. Anthony
by Geo. L. LaPlant, in State Center
by BrirAhall. Bros. in Melbourne by
by H. X. Corbitt, in Gilman by w. J.
81. A. Ward, in Ferguson by A. T.
tdso and in Rhodes by Rhodes Phty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
Fifteenth
@Hkb q: < z!!s!s y N; y
THE KEEPING A. SERVANT PROBLEM.
Iauco. a NENlnon

OF a lighter color Mt both ends.
Quaint, old-tashioned straight chairs,
preferably with rush bottoms, will be
found scattered about, the number
depending upon the size Of the Kitchen,
and one rocker, A table with colonial
lines win stand against one Of the wid-
est wallpapers and against another
wall space will be found small, plain
desk. &c.. ....
II the size Of the kitchen will not
permit desk, then n daintily cur
tanned book rack should be hung some
where near the table, which will hold
pen and writing materials as we'll as
a few books. For. experiments have
proved that Bridget appreciates tho
luxury Of being able TO write letters as
we'll as'to read and sew In her pretty
kitchen in the evenings or in the after
noon when her work Is done ana she
has a little time TO herse'f--ipdeed.
the pleasure Of doing these things often
kproves an incentive for her getting the
work done quickly and cheerfully. The
mistress OF today IL finding that her
sarvant would rather he able to do
these things comfortably downstairs.
In a pretty kitchen, than up IN her
own room which, In the winter, may
possibly be chilly, or whence she may
be called too frequently by the door
bell or a tap at the back door.
Ordinary white or cream shades will
be found at the windows and over
them will hang, at either side Of the
window. natural linen or crash valanc-
es, consisting OF n long narrow. gath
er length (pushed back Mt each side),
and straight piece across the top.
(These must be washed frequently
have said nothing about the color
scheme. But this Is a matter OF indi-
vidual taste. Two colors are gerer-
ally used-cream and blue. bum and
green. etc. A window box or potted
plant gives the finishing touch.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
WILSON HAD GIFT RIVAL.
Capt. James Cook Showered VIII, Jew
els Many Years AGO.

els NJ any years ago.
Present interest In the 100000 in
Jewels presented to President Wilson
and his party recently by European
royalty, brings to light rivaling Gift
Of a century and half ago to Cap
tain James Cook, English navigator
and discoverer Of the Hawaiian is
lands. by worshipping natives. Six
feather cloaks. the badge Of royalty in
Hawaii. made from the golden yellow
feathers Of little bird who bears out
two of them, were bestowed upon the
Englishman by the native king. In re-
turn for the gift. estimated in value At
more than 100000. Captain Cook
gave the delighted king a white shirt
and a cutlass. ~ s.- .-.
In the case Of Captain Cook. how
ever. the gifts were not made in grati-
tude and admiration alone. The islands,
now dotted with Episcopal churches,
schools and other institutions, whose
field will be further extended by the
nationwide campaign which the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
WHY ARE YOU RUNDOWN
NERVOUS AND WEAK?
Your Blood Need. Iron to Give You Energy,
Power, Strength and Endurance

How il your sppstitef Do yoa RI
ish the food You eat! Do you tire
easily7 Are you pale and siefly hook
ing? Do you got nervous! Do yoo
sleep well!
These are questions xoo should az
yourself frequently. You owe It to
yourself and those around you to keep
In q good condition Of health as pos
sible. Neglect Of little things often
leads to serious and complicated sick
nessss.
You must not neglect to keep your
blood pure and In condition 80 that 1t
carries life and health and vigor to
all parts Of the body.
At the first sign Of fatigue or weak
uess 1T any point begin to strengthen
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
Your Attention Please.

II your bowels need wholesome
physic that thoroughly cleanses. sweet
ems the stomach and benefits the liver.
take . Foley Cathartic Tablet tonight
and you will feel better in the morn
ing. It is a quick and safe remedy for
sick headache. biliousness. bloating.
sour stomach, gas. bad breath. indiges-
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16

More and more the casserole Is
stealing into the breakfast menu. Tor
housekeepers have discovered that
there are three distinct advantages to
the casserole, which are as valuable at
breakfast time as at dinner. supper.
or lunch time: First, as the food Is
served In the same vessel in which II
is cooked, no flavors or juices escape
and consequently the food Is not only
more delicious but more nutritious;
secondly being able to cook and serve
the food in the same dish saves wash
ing extra pots and pans; thirdly. time
is saved by not having to transfer
foods from a cooking utensil to a serv-
ing dish or platter.
In the two following breakfast
menus the main dish are cooked and
served in casserole:
,...-.4 ~. Apple Sauce
.. Farina
..,.. Liver en- Casserole
q Jones Christie Pop-Overs P.
Coffee
Liver en- Casserole-one pound Of
liver (either Calls or beef), slices OF
bacon. large onion, II cup flour, salt
duO pepper. SuL LILO ASCI INV oAASSS
, n inch thick. Allow to stand for
minutes covered with boiling water.
then drain and roll at once in flour
which has been we'll seasoned with salt
and pepper. Now dice 4 of the slices
of bacon and chop the onions. Cover
the bottom Of the casserole with a 1T
tie chopped onion and bacon. then put
in a layer Of liver slices. then a layer
Of chopped onion and bacon-alternat-
ing these two layers until the dish Is
full. Lay the other 1 slices of bacon
on top. Add water enough to fill the
dish two-thirds OF the way up, and
bake for 50 minutes covered. Then re-
move the cover and bake until the ba-
con is q crisp brown.
jones' Christie Pop Overs-Sift cup
Of flour, and cup Of milk, stirring 1t
in gradually, then add / well-beaten
egg and a pinch Of salt. Have gem
pans hot before putting in the batter.
Bake in q good brisk oven. (This rec
ipe makes about 7 puffs).
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16
Relative
purchasing

In a general way, the figures. as
whole. indicate what the war and
heavy expenditures entailed, accom-
panied by increases in circulation, have
done for the credit Of the money Of the
several countries.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-16

De system through the blood Il
Is tbs swest way, for healthy blood
carries strength 70 ths nerves power
to tAe museles, and replaces woak-
ness with vigor.
There b nothing Inst On euaaaee
with Acid Iron Mineral for ssTiehin9
tho blood and making this life Aud6
pulsating with health and snsrU.
Ask your druggist for Acid Iron
Mineral. He will tell you that Il d .
natural form of soluble iron-ths Only
form Of iron which can b absorbed
by the blood In sufficient quantities
to bring quick and lasting rssultA
1t will give you natural strength. for
It is q remarkable blood tonic and
body builder.