The Ogden standard. [volume], October 02, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 8, Image 8

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y THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN. UTAH. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2, 1919.
I Mormon Battalion
I Mounment Funds
I Are to Be Raised
Actions will be taken shortly in We
' bor county Towards fornnr.c a commit
H- te to aid and assist in raisins funds
Mi In the Mormon Battalion MontiB
I Campaign. President L W. .shunllff
tas announced. Seven persons
selected to ser7e on thl romniit'pp
(I ,This i in llnp wUh work to dp carried
Hi out in othpr counties of the slate i1 Is
aid, who will work under th dlrei
mon of the State Mormon Battalion
I monument commission The count
I ommlttees will have sole charge of
raising th Fundi in tfi ir our e
Uintah. I uchcsiip and Utah coun.ies
I hare already effected Ihpir organise
I tions, it is reported.
Utah county was organized vVedni
day with Thomas F. Flprpont of I'm
M i vb, Israel Evans of Lehi, Dr. P. M K
I ley of American Pork, J R Ho lldav of
1 Pleasant Grosp. John F. Ifendenhall ol
Snrinrville. Harrv Gardiner. Jr.. of
Ij Spanish Fork ;nl Joseph Falrbl
of Payson as members.
' A speaking campaign Is to b- ini'int
I i iy thp slate committee tor .hp pur
pose of assisting in raling funl l
the monument, as Well as educating
the people ou what wonderful v ork ; h
Mormon Battalion uld in nit hibtori
march overland in 1846. dpeaki
p.lso outline how the Mormon l., t il on
J rssisted In the discovery of gold in
California, and the part it played in the
early settlpmpnt of l tah.
Many meetings, prpparatory to the
state campaign n being held by ih
state committee. The si ttc Mormon
Battalion commission consists of LI 1'
Roberts, presldenl Mr- M belle T
Davis, sei retary; T. N. Tavior. Charles
I fl Hart, S. C. Park and Anno l V. al
I lace.
I;
( Rippling
Rhymes
By WALT MASON.
V
MANY THEMES.
1 talk all day of divers things, of
pplicans and quinces, of earn and pter
J odartyls' wings, of cabbages and
princes. With women I discourse of
If an acuta attack of Nul Catarrh Par
aona who ara aubject to frequent "colxSa
In tha haad" wilt nnd that the use of
HALL'S PATARRU MEDICINE will
build up tha 8ystem, cWme tha Blood
and render them les liable to eolda.
Repeated attacks of A' uto Catarrh may
lead to Chronic Catarrh
I HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE la tak
en Internally and acta throurh the Blood
1 an tha Mucous Surfares of the System.
All DmtTlata Tie. Testimonials free,
rose) for inv case of catarrh that
HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE will not
I ore
r. J. Chenay & Co. Tedo, Ohio.
And the Worst Is Yet to Come
"' 1 !! 11 1 'HI Mil If mm IP
"
sown?, with kids I talk of candy, with
i kinjrs I argue much of crowns, with
soaks I speak of brandy. II is the ten
d ncy of thp agp to have somp mpntal
I hobby, and on thai topic rant and rase
uni II we call a bobbie. The man with
hut a single theme calls forth no
I smiles or chortles; he makes his
hirprs wish to scream, and bores his
fellow mortals. One talks of dead,
i forgotten Jays, whose records were
i unpleasant; he drools of prehisioric
days, and scorns the goldpn present.
One talks forpver of his ills, of sinews
I that are aehin , and hp has m?mo
ri7.ed thp pills and powders he has
taken, one analyses politics, and
shows just where we're hpaded, out'
Istatemen ail arc tinhorn hicks who
'should be boiled and shrpdded. And
I all thpsp gentlemen arc bores, as are
'the themes they're broaching, i.ndi
'men nih home and lock the doors,
jwhen they are spen approaching. I
Hulk all dayOl dogs and cats, of sue
I COtasb and sabres, of liver pads and
I Stovepipe bats, and 1 don't bore my
neighbors
oo
UNMORTGAGED JOYS.
Blossoms of beauty for every eye,
i)ver each head a roof of sky;
Crass for the humblest of feet to tread,
'Till with kindness it seems we are
surfeited
I Round about us the songbirds sing I
Tor the peasant boy or the sccpteredi
king;
j.No one can hide from another! ichi
The tiniest star that shines at niq'it
I
Gold can be gathered and hidden away
FTom the lives of men and the light
o of day.
But no one can hojd for one moment
fleet
And claim all the fragrance of clover;
sweet.
And never a man has power to seize;
As his possession the cooling breeze,
No selfish hand can lake a fee
For sharing the charms of a kindly I
tree.
Rich is the world In a thousand ways
With Joys which the lips of men may'
praise.
Who so great or so stronc has p:rown I
As to call the licrht of the sun his;
own?
And who can take to himself and hide
The daisies dpeking the countryside
()r keep for his cold and selfish ear
The sonn of the thrushes ringing
near?
Never a mortgage grim shall lie
On a single acre of God's great skv.
And never shall mortal write a deed
On the life that throbs in a poppy
ECZEMA
To reduce the itch- ) jaw
ing, ue soothing T'V
applications of jSm )w
VICK'S VAPORU&
; "YOUR BODYGUARD" -30?. 60'. H.20
Fruit-Juices
In Vials
fljfc Jiffy-JcU flav-
ojSr ors come sealed
ffl in glass a bottle
VAj in each package.
TrT; Each is rich es-
lrrsi sencc, condensed
I. from fruit juice.
Y2 Add boiling
jfyjej water, then this
wrwfrt essence, and you
have a real-fruit
gelatine dessert, and at
trifling cosL You should
know this fruity dainty.
10 Flavor $, at Your Crocer't
2 Package for 25 Centa
seed.
There Is much that's here for the
world. s delight
That defies and mocks at a tyran'.'s
might.
He may build his fences and vault
his gold,
But the joys of life he can never hold
oo
LITTLE. BENNY'S
Notebook
By LEE PAPE
I
Me and Sam Cross and 1.mo'
Shooster aid l'uds Simkins and Pud
ses siasey cuzzin Persey was wawk
ing along yistiddy, and Sam Cross
picked up a pcece of pape! all cov
ered with Chinee writing. Sam saying;
TAKE HAIR OUT
NOT OFF THE SKIN
HatT la bennd t crow crmt
coarser and srflffrr when anarrety
rraorrd from tke srorfac of tke
kin. The- oly BtaiOB- way
t rrmove hjJr la to attack It m
dcr the akin. DeMlrmPle, the ariaV
laaj aanltmry Uasid, hl hy
abaorrtioa.
Oaly eenTilne DeMlrcl kaai n
money-back cuinBtr? la catch
lackaijre. At toilet coantera la
COc, SI a4 2 aiaca, or hy nmatll
froan vm In plain TrrlFr am n
cctpt f price.
FREE hook mailed In SaS
acolrd envelope on pcqneet. D"
Mlraclr, 120th St. and Vm.T Are, I
7Ict York.
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SPAK TO
OVJ "rC5 STR66T AKlD O1
L ONWHO VOvj'Rer UJITHV, '
vV' .i ArT THIS. CVT IT OUT"
l bet nobody beer canl reed this
I bet, I can. ro nine fow dan bone
wayo, sed Puds Simkins. Jest mnklltg
it up to sound like Chinee, and tardy
Shooster sed. For all we know maybe
it says a biR reward will be paid to
enybody that finds it.
I found it, I found it. sed Sam Cress.
Well we was with you, wasent we?
I sed, and Persey Bed, I know v. are
theres a Chinee laundry, lets go and
ask that Chinee to reed it for us. It
iz7.ent very far frum heer.
Everybody thinking It was a crate
Ideer. and we started to follow Pi ,
sey, Sain Cross saying, I bet the Chi
nee l.mgwidge is the 'hardest to reed
of en. its a wonder the Chinees can
reed it iheirslfs
I I gese maybe they start to lern ren
jtheyre so young they aint got sents
enuff io know how hard it is, sed
Puds Simkins.
nd Perspy kepp on wawking snd
wawklnc and wawking, and I sed. Hay
ent never coing to stop, and Puds
sed, Aw, lui going back, this is a hecks
of a long wawk. Im tired.
So am I, sed I.eroy Shooster. And
him and Puds started to go back, and
Sam Cross sd, All rile, ertybody thar
stops dont get env nf the reward. And
Puds and Leroy terned erround egCO
and kppp on following Persey, and he
iraWRd about 5 more blocks and we
came to the Chinee laundry, and the
Chinee was ironlnc a colK-r in there,
hcin.-; a narro Chinep wnh a wide
nose, anil Sam handed him the paptr
'ayinc, 'ould you please mind reed
ing this out loud Wlch the Chinep
i Jpst rpd it to himself, saying, It say
all good Chinep must so Sundey skool
I every Sundey.
Wats la say about a reward, sed
Sam Cross, and the Chinee sed. Thats
HorliCk'S the Original
Malted Milk. Avoid
Imitations and Substitutes
I i SAY POP! -
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' i DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
1 Jl)3TA 3Uve- 0000 I Tm6 I
RAILROAD MAN
GAINS jOPOUNDS
Engelmann Was In Failing
Health For A Year Is
Well and Strong Now.
"Yes, sir. I certainly can rer.,mnirnd
Teniae, for it ei me richt flpverai
months ago and I've enjoved the bst.
of hpulth ever since." s:i li I Imipck' i
Kncelmann. a car repairer for the Salt
T,;ikp railroad, llvins at 381S Sonth I
Wood lawn ?treet. Lob Augplps. Cal., in
a statement at the Owl Drug Store,
recently.
"About a year ago," he continued, "I
becan suffering from indigestion and
goinc down hill rapidly. I could nol
eat anythlnc but what would bloat mo
all up with gas and thper was the
wor-'t kind of a pain in my stomnch al!
the lime. I finally got to whpre about
ell I dared to eat was malted milk and
crackers and even this caused me pain.
I was badly constipated, lost weight
all the timo and got so weak that I
could hardly keep up with my work.
"You may know there was something
radically wron with me when I tell you
! had dropped down in weight fiom one
hundred and fifty eight pouml to one
j hundred and thirty-nine. I just tried
everything I could hear of but got no
lelief until one day I ready a Taniac
testimonial that described my case to
a T. So I at once got a bottle of this
medicine anad the third day thprp was
a remarkable change :n ray feelings.
Then, of course. 1 kept on taking It and
r.fter using five bottles I had picked up
'nineteen pounds nnd balanced the. '
scales at my old weight, one hundred
and fifty-eight pound?. That was lour
months aeo and I have been eating
Just anything 1 want ever since and
have never had the least trouble with
my stomach. In fact, I never have an
aehe or a pain of any kind and am feel
ing as strong and well as 1 ever did. I
believe Taniac is the best medicine
ever sold in a drug store for any sort -of
stomach trouble."
Taniac is sold in Ogdcn by A. R.
Mclntyre Drug Co. Two busy stores.
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all Bay, no more. And us fellows was I
jso mad we chased Persey all the way 1
I back, not catching him but getting
; there mutch quicker than wat we J
I would of if we hndmt of chased him. I
nn
CaJJ on J. J. Brummitt at -j
2417 Hudson iven'je, if you
want to sell your Liberty
bonds. Phone 59.
oo j
, Strike in England I
I Gives Evidence of I
Disintegrating
LONDON'. Oct 1 It was announced j
that the king and eourt will return I
.from Balmoral Saturday. This may I
be indicative of some de -loprupnt In I
the politic;tl situation as. unless the I
strike is ended before that time, 'he J
Journey will present some difficulties. I
The authorities claim that ther" la I
Still a remarkable response to the 507 'j
ernmenj appeal for volunteers and Ij
that thousands of Individuals of all Ij
classes are offerinc their services, as I
well as numerous organizations of I
former service men. I
There has been a remarkable in- I
crease in the trains operating today, 11
according to the ministry of trans- I
port, amounting to two thousand, or I
doublo ypsterday's total, exclusive of I
the tubes and underground roads io I
London.
It is asserted that the men are 20- 1
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LEONARD DEFEATS METH
DETROIT, Oct. 1. Benny Leon.ird. I
IlKhtwfi-ht champion, scored a lrtual I
knockout over Charlie.. Metric o( Mil- I
jwaukee. in the seventh round of v.liat I
j wa.s seheduled to be a ten-round RO I
here tonight, riews paper men gave I
every round to Leonard. j
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