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f V. 'NOAY MORNING. DECEMBER 19. 1.J-N STANDARD-EXAM,. jH I I STATE AND JDAHO NEWS Latest Items of Interest From Utah and Gem Stat I "GHOST CITIES- I TO BE RESTORED Nevada to Draw on Under- j around Water for Irriga tion Purposes ' SALT LAKK, Dec. 18 Underground waters, brought to th surface for ir- i rlgatlon purposed, soon may restore life to the 'ghost cltisa" "f Nevada, which have beOn practically desert ed since their gold was taken from them. Already government engineers -ir,, surveying land expected u be- r come pM,n or a big irrigation project on 'he Amargoaa dea rt. not far from Bullfrog. Beatly, Rhyollte - oia Center, all nc-tlin famed western mining camp. 0 p. O Kirkpatflck, assletant uP- ervisor of government Surveys for ltah and Nevada, reports that IWft fturvey crew bevt stalled WOTS on tiro townships, aloiiK the 'ullfornU Xevada line with Orders t" Survey 40. imii .ore. I ndeigro.iml waters ha . hoen discovered on the Amargosa ! ort and it I proposed to lei lop th. m. nijf cropt iii grow in the sub-irop-leej Kcvada i innate if the water i til hr- brought to the oll, engineer hav. reported. Later the land may be opened for entry, according to present! plana. The Amargoaa desert Is not the only portion of southern Nevada that may bloom. The BIk Smokey valley, north; of Tonopah, may In the near future, bring to the big silver .amp a new population of farmers. The pros-, in. i ol underground wutei in tin. nl- sy ha t I'd It Is not only a question of a Hiort lime when it will bp dflV! loped. according to Mr. Kirkpatrick. The survey will : go forward In southern Nevada all I 'V""'r- DO 14 M RK SI i i in n im(.s 1 10 FALLS, i ei i J Tw o buildings. Known us the Cutter and Thompson houses, on land adjoining the new court house, were sold cs-' lerday by George Witt, county clerk, on the courthouse steps. W W. , Keefer was the purchaser 'The re-i movul of the houses will have lo be made within thiriy days. The Cutter I house is a twelve-room brick struo turd and was sold for fL'fi The Thompson plare Is a two-room frame ( and brought $C". OPJ I ( Kltfi llns! V jH POC ATE LLO , Idaho, Dec. 18. The Bannock county si Iiool trustees con ' 0 eluded a bu ?tn meeting here this evening by e le u 111 foilowinj bffi Urn ccrs- Joseph i;,-.m of Downey, pros -1 ideni; Henry Bjorkman, of Central mm vlco president; Henry K. Thatcher of I Thatcher, secretary. H The hief speakers today were Com- Sfl mlssloner E. A Bryan of the state i jH board of education ami County Sup-I U erlntendent, Kora Boyum. DP THOMAS PARKER BOYD NOTED PSYCHOLOGIST. LECTURER AND AUTHOR m win lecture at the J ! CHURCH OF THE GOOD ' 31 CHEPHERD 11 Sunday at 3 o'clock SubjTt -The Mar Who Thinks S oVIni ii c n " V filled Pay i lir...pi 1 A He w ill lecture Monday and TUOB- dai at th Guild Hall it 2 io and j s p. m und ondui I a healing i lltili on the same days at 10 to 12 a. m. I 1 tail to hear tli . ul j r messagt Pfei will offeroig. M 1 ; RAILROAD CLERK ROBBEDJN S. Lj William Hunsberqer. Clerk of ; D. & R. G. Office. Loses $1,000 SALT LAKE. Dec 1. William i llurisberger. clerk at the local ticket office of the Denver & IUo Orandcj I ralfVoad, was JOatled at the entrance: of a bank today by two men. As a retuli. be informed the police thai h , i,,st siioiii In lullR takon Horn one ,.r his pocket. Hunsberger was pro-j ceding to At posit money for the rail road company whi n he became sand-1 witched bbtween ihi men. be stateo oo Woolgrowers to Meet in Salt Lake Jan. 17 SALT LAKE Dec. IK -The f;fi -,ixth annual convention of the No tional Wooigrou-i- association win be held at tin Hotel L'tah Jahuarj it. la and 19. Legislation, finance and ranch rnanugcmeni will be, Hie principal 8Ub- j Jccta for discUflSlon. Governor W. P. G Maiding of th federal reser e hoard will add fees iho convention on financial mattern and will emphasise the importance of the reserve sHi,ni In tin financial struc ture of ihe country, explaining its i -itionship to buoint Bankari of the woolgnrwing states are expected to attend the Convention and to confer w ith Governor Hal -dm? respecting wool and sheep flnam ing K. R. Marshall, secretary of I he National Woolgrow ers' association aid thai inovt rodent word from GoV" crnor iiariiiiiL- mdicated the pOsilbll- Uy that congress may require hint kl Washington, In which vent a person al represenlatlve will take his placjj United states Ssnator-eiecl Frank 11 ddbdlhg of Idaho Is also BChSdUled fOI an addrcsa before the convention. Sen ator Gooding has already announced his determination to work for n iutlOn to help the woolgrowi ft Thomas Walker Page, chairman of the tariff commission, will probably lead aiscuselon of tariff problem! with Which the Woo I m eh are particular ooncefned m present, while it is pos-j Slble thnt a temporar.v measure IflR have btcn ias-d bj congress pri"i Id the onvelltloi). (he t&fiff cllscus sion will include ' &nslderatlona of Hie general puic of which the wdblgPOW era will seek the adoption. The legislative eoni in It I ee of the ns soclation i now in Washington en-, gaged In an effort to secure the Irh- medial. n --.a I r.-ltef li'.. and lliey ill make a report on ihelr ac CdmpllShfhOdtS at the convention. Other reports Will he made of stock- ; yards investigations, freight rate mat-! lers, commission house charges ano i 'r. la Led aubjecta. OO FOUR STILLS UNCOVERED IN RAIDS AT TONOPAH TdtfOPAI-I, N' v Mer. is. tyro feSldedCS WSfS raided heer Thursday , bj John II I hum, Internal revenue deputy, assisted by local authorities who confiscated more than l.UOu gal lons of corn Juniper mash and iavefill gallons of gin. four ts and an opiui: nutfli. No arrests were made, occu pants ol the buildings eacaplbg through reaf entrances as the officers entered the front door It was an nounced, however, that warrants I Would be lFSlie'1. I CARLOAD OF ORANGES Last summer when the ORANGE color paint was undry on all n our store fronts, to still more impress this distinctive ORANGE Z j color upon our customers as a guide to saving, the thought was I i then born to some day associate the color ORANGE with real I ORANGES Our buyer has made a wonderful purchase of a CARLOAD OF ORANGES, at unusual low prices, much less than most dealers pay. I 5 MORE DAYS Only five more days are left to do your CHRISTMAS shop- ping. You can well afford to buy oranges by the case at these prices to assist in your Christmas cheer as well as for the food I value they contain. 1 case Extra Large, Large or Medium Sweet Oranges $5.75 Y2 cage Extra Large, Large or Medium Sweet Oranges $3.00 1 dozen Extra Large Sweet Oranges 60c 1 dozen Large Sweet Oranges 45c 1 dozen Medium Sweet Oranges 35c CANDY NUTS HAMS BACON LARD r'jfj 50c mixed candy, ! pounds SI 25 baatel " hi""s pound 33c 3H 50c assorted stick bandy, Eastern hams, by the half, Lb I id 45c pound ... 35c 10 Iie niiM-.l . amh . .; m.iiii.Is ''aslei ii I..M UM 19 for ... ..... $1 00 pound . . 33c wM Toe (tin) shelled walnuts Mc Streaked Ball pork, 9 50c (glasa) sliciiri pound . 25c peeana 39c $'J.7."i 10 paiJ pure jjaj !')' mixed nuts -l pounds $1 l,n,T $2.29 ffl I We sofl shelled walnuts. 1 -,() ,-,.n, ,,aj p"uJ. Wm pound 36c lal., 51 19 SH 30( liaid shelled walUUtS. , - n . :i i 1 An , n- boc --Hi i,nl pure lard 49c MB pound 25c loc washi .I Brazil nuts, SWEET POTATOES ,-p,,,in,i i ' ft CRANBERRIES toe almonda, pound 30c !1 " 7 M ! 25c peanuts, 2 pounds. 35c Fancy sweet potatoes, 4 M 40c pecans, pound .... 35c Pund8 25c mm 15c faucy rice popcorn, 4 35c eranbemesj quarl . 25c pounds 30c 25c juicy Lemons, dozen 20c I- 1 SKAGGS I f ev7t v lUffriPF WOPPIINir, 1 STORE OPEN TILL 9 P. M. NEXT ONLY FIVE MORL bHUrrliNvj Thursday and friday I DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS evenings J For thousands of people in Ogden and vicinity, Ivichardson's is t,le ffreat Cnristmas store' tn 'lace al wli(-'n presents can be j '""SL jPrf 1 TlJ secured for eery member of the family, gifts that will please, I IL W i;'fen gitts that are l3ractical This Chriflfaiaa we have a greater, ? ISv-ri ' -::P V "l more complete stock than ever. Our store is packed each day wit! ""feiisP ' PePle wno appreciate Ihe wonderful bargains that are provided. jl Dolls, Cut Glass, Dinner ware, China, H Cutlery, Games, Glassware Make Ideal Christmas Gifts H Nut Bowl Fancy China Dep't Brass Jardinieres Ivory Pyralin El . ,. , , , ... t,i at, r,,i., ,i,ro 1 "ir complete BtOCk affords ou the op- H V H I 1 I " Mord a mulUhida of m Uoo In Splendid values In high grtd. ..... p(,,tuni.v o, making vour seledtloa for I K '"' k ; r '"k'' CO TQ BPOOD iraya, bimhona. tups iind sail- e have 1 liem in several sizes, attrac- that gift See our special prices. U I " ' PO.)U c.rs. plates, elc. ,!(,ks. ornamental lootings AJ I For the Men Dinnerware, U JJJVJ Jg 8et" uJ,!' Toyland is the wonderland of the store with its trains, drums, hill irour wants In high or low priced M pocKai khivi nasn iin' if , . , , , riinner sets Tne larcet stock i 'B watches, match holers, ash climbers, blocks, tools, games, moving picture machines, blackboards, in the city to Select frotti. j " tables, chairs, autos, velocipedes, meccano, chemcraft, tree ornaments, j I I doll cabs, Kiddie kars and other articles that bring joy to children. j LAND-LOCKED SALMON FOR IDAHO WATERS POCATClXOi Idaho. Dec. IS. ' George F. Isaacs, flail rimimisslonerj Of Idaho, i In l'ocatcllo, making ar-1 ruiiKeinpnts for a shi-n cv of the state ( with a view to finding the best places fur propagating luml-locked salmon which are being received from the east, Arrangements have Just been com pleted to stock cither AltUfSS lake or lteil Fish lake With IhlS hardy v.irlctN I of fish. Five hundred thousand LakQ Krlo I white fish eggs have hren obtained and will be hatched In the North Idaho hatcher) and placed in the douor d'Al- ene Ink,; and Lake 1'enil tfllellle Commissioner Isaacs has JuSt re. I luuied frdlh Twin i'alls. win re he ap proved a private hatcherj ter tuinbow I trout belonging to Congressman James ! 11. .Mays, of Sail Lake. Mr. Mays i !u e u excellontly equipped With the j best running water, large ponds and I sheds. lie has more than 16,000 fine rainbow trout nt the present time nearly marketable siz. NORMAL PRODUCTION IN TINTIC DISTRICT EUREKA, Dec. 18 Normul ore I production wan maintained In the mines of Ihe Tlntlc district durlnr tbi past week. A total of ISO carloads of ore wan shipped, is compared with 179 for the week preceding. I Tintic standard, with a total of six-Ity-nlnS carloads, was firat, and ; Dragon. With Seventeen carloads, third. I Product inn for the week follows: Tlntlc Standard, 0H irloada; ' hief I i 'onsolidated. '.".; Dragon, IT. BaglS & Blue Dell, 16. Victoria. !' Iron i'.lossom. H; Orand Central, a ; Iron King, S, Swansea. 3. Centennial Eu reka. Mold Chain. 1': Alaska. Colorado, -j. Butllon Beck I; Gemi ni, I; Tlntlc Drain Tunnel. 1. Tot hi, 'ISO carloads. oo POCATBIiLO, Dec. IS. A new de partment hns been lidded to the public I library, knOWn as the "Children's de- l.artmenl ' Miss Huth riughfS of ihe Carnegie library school of l'lttsburg. will arHvS January 15, to take charge according to an announcement made vesti'da. l Mis.-, Edith Cuinit. li brarian. Mihs Hughes has until re I cently been occupied with war work I at Washington. D c . being attached in the bureau nf foreign aiui domsattc 'commerce I'urt of the time ,,f t ) i -I new assistant will be used In develop ing the IUkIi school libra? MI.IiK IM: VI N DOR 1 INED. I TWIN FALLS, Idaho. Dec. IS A ' fine of $10(1 and costs was e.sterday Imposed by Dllrlct Judge Y Bab- I odek upon it. Ooldberg, proprietary , medicine vendor, who was this week ii n ii l. il ot praetli Ing no db ins w ilh , out a slute license. Anita Stewart in "The Fighting Shepherdess"; a Harold Lloyd comedy and a good western at the Rex to day and tomorrow. SELL OWN ARTICLES TO MEET SCHOOL EXPENSES SALT LAKE. Dec. 18. A unique wav Of eartling money with which to1 pa) school expenses has bean found by one of the art classes at the Uni versity of Utah. Each year this class liens a nift shop in the studio, where1 in offer for sale the articles they, haxe made during the autumn quar ter. All of the gifts are made from lne-1 pensive materials ond ars sold at a fulr prollt. The aim In the creation of these gifts IS to make artistic gifts,! but art standards rather than the taste of ihe public Influences the designing TtiS gifts offered are all of original design, and there arc no duplicates The funds derived from the 88,10 go to the ptUdentS whO have made the things, and In almost every In stance this money will be uned to do fray school expenses. A case, repre senting Joint work, Is sold and the proceeds are used to decorate the stu-' dlo. The students In this class art from thS COIiege lb the main, although there are some training school stud- , eats, also. Among gifts displayed this year, ore travs. baskets, cundle shades, laquered bOCSSi OOrenge bouquets, rose and spice. ' boxes, plaques and many others. Fourteen i-Ihssch will ba offered by ' the art department at the (JnlVOrSity for the winter term, Januarv 3-March 117. fin B7S,000 PAID n IB BBS Pfi DELTA, Dec is. The local factOty of the rjtah-Idahd Sugar company Thursday paid to the farmers .f this community 1270,000 for beets deliv ered during 1 1 onth 0t bet H. L. Miller's TAILOR SHOP First Class Tailor Made Suits You always get most for your money for a low price. 484 Twenty-fourth St. 1 - ' NOTICE Not . boy or man would think of cutting an evergreen tree (rom the city parks or a private lot yet they Insist upon trespassing upon the Malan property In Taylor can yon, which Is private proper, and molectlng and destroying the over greens which grow there. ! The property owners have a pur pose In leaving all evergreen trres I upon their land and ask the public I to help them In this purpose. Those who Insist upon cutting the trees and are apprehended will be prose? I :uted. L M. MALAN 1 ' 'FLAPJACK' JONES, EARLY 1 WESTERN NOTABLE. DIES LOS AN CEDES. Dec. 18. lAinera! arrangements were being made today for John C. (Flapjack") lones. famous! figure of the early west, who diet! here yesterday, aged "f. He WaS I called "Flapjack," because, while he was six feet Hour Inches tall. he weighed only 100 pounds, He was born In Maine. When 16 yenrs old, he Joined the federal army and fought through Ihe t'lvll War Then he went to I'.uttc, Mont . whole as a stage driver, he allied himself with the west. Fight months ago he entered the national BO idlers' hOttlS Si Seattle, neni here. Three weeks ago he fres re moved to the reslflence here of W. A. Clark. Jr.. son ot the former United Slates senator from Montana, who tales an active interest in veterans from that state. It was at Mr. Clark'S home that Jones died. oo MOUNTAIN TIME IS FAVORED BY IDAH0ANS Boise. Idaho, Dec. IS. Boise and southwestern Idaho have adopted mountain lime and there SgeOtrfcJ satisfaction over the change. I'self Ic time was never satisfactory, it has lieen fell in the southern part of the state that the ruling of the Interstate commerce commission making Pacif ic the atari flare time for Idaho there by culling off one hour of daylight from the afternoon, was arbitrary and without Justification. ESTIMATED VALUATION OF I STOLEN ALCOHOL IS CUT COUNCIL BLUFFSi la.. IS Seven barrels of alcohol valued at ! 800 were stolen from a freight car H M train nlchi, it was b ariu-i R WM On the train's arrival from Kansa- I Cltj Five Of Ihe barrels were recov- , Mt erefl bul two ot them a i 1 still mi"--!!": i me man, already und Sal federal indictment for an ulleged lil freight en theft was arrested in con- licit Ion with the case. I 00 Constance Talmadge "In 1: Search of a Sinner," at the J Lyceum today, for a DIME. W Do Not Buy That Phonograph . I Until You See Us. I IF YOU HAVE THE CASH SEE US IF YOU WANT TERMS SEE US j 1 BROWNING BROS. 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