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4 THE OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN, UTAH. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1919.
IH FAMOUS ACTRESS TELLS HOW
;; SHE USES DERWILLO TO
j BEAUTIFY HE COMPLEXION
'111 -y .-
'''' ' MISS ETHEL CLAYTON.
IvH New York Miss Ethel Clnyton. Th
ejever young actress now successfully
-tarring under the Paramount banner, la
famous for her beautiful complexion
J when her friends Inquired aixut it snc
said "It's all due to a toilet prepaj Ltlon
1 called derwlllo which I us twice daily.
She experience 1 have had prompts me
Ijly 10 make my secret public This wondcr
1 fill derwlllo Instantly lemitlf:ed in .-kin
I fttd its continued use has made the r. -.-nits
permanent." When Mao Edna
Wilder, the well known beauty specialist.
Ias interviewed in reference to lilaa
Clayton's remarkable complexion stated,
'Anyone can have a beautiful complexion
1 when they know hos It's a very slmplo
i process. I use the same article in my
, ork, and until you try it you have no
lJri of the marvelous results, The very
first application will astonish you 'Jo
to the toilet counter of an drug or de
partment store :ind get a bottle of der
willo, then make the following test: Ex
, jH amino your .-'kin critlca.ll) I your
! mirror note carefully Its appearance,
p tjic-n apply derwlllo as directed. A(t i ou
L hae made the first application look in
1 your mirror acain and note the surprls-
inc change A peach-like color mount
the cheeks; a baby softness comes to
111 She j? tautlawL
,
Entered as Second-Often Matter t Ut
gostofflce. Ogden, Utah.
EST. DLISHED 1S70.
II ei:
An Independent Newspaper, publlihed
every evening except Sunoay, without J
muzzle or a club.
MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS
The Associated Press la exclusively B"
iUcd to the use !or republication of an
, lit; itn.i credit, d to It not olherwls
oedlted in thlo paper and also tbu local
news published herein.
I VOTE ON NEXT
TUESDAY.
Remember that next Tuesday is the
w "la on wnicn nKclcn is io make a
weighty decision at the polls (n t.riat
lui date, from 7 a. m to 7 p. m., the ii
zons of Ogden who ar? registered will
be invited to cast their ballots for
, mayor, commissioner and auditor. As a
result of that eastine of ballot-, the
two highest candidates for each office,
I win go on me nnai ticuet to oe pre
sented to the voters on Novembi i i
ij Those who desire to do their full
duty as citizens of Ogden should be
impelled by conscience to go to the
polls on next Tuesday and mark their
preference on ihe pnper ballots they
V ill receive on entering the booth
Neglect to do this may allow the must
unpopular men to qualify in the pri
maries and thus unfavorably effect the
ultimate decision.
' Remember there will bo no election
Ij, fiiachines to operate. The vvbjle pro
crss of voting Is as simple as A B C. i
and no one through timidity or a false
sense of impending embarrassment
should fall to go the polls.
.-There are 54 districts in the city.
the skin. It makes the skin rosy-white,
velvety and radiantly beautiful. It Is
wonderful for a dark, sallow skin, shiny
noM . freckles, tan. oll skin, sun spots,
coarse pores, pimples. blackheads,
Chapped, rough skin, ruddiness, wrinkles
and many other facial blemishes. Der
wlllo method Is absolutely harmless anl
will not produce or stimulate a growth
of hair. It Is superior to face powder, as
perspiration does not el feet it, therefore
It sta on better. Thousands who have
used it have had the same results as
Miss Clav ton. and I am sure If you will
give It a fair trial you will become Just
as enthusiastic as I am and always use
it in preference to any other powder or
beautifler "
NOTE N hen uskerl about Derwlllo
one of our lending druggists said. "It Is
truly a wonderful beautifler. sway ahead
of anythlnK we have ever sold before Wo
aro authorized by the manufacturers to
refund the money to anyone who Is dis-
satlafled1! and we would not permit the,
use of our name unless the product pos
sessed unusual merit ' It is sold in this
city under an Iron-clad money back
Kiiarantee by all department stores and
up-to-date druggists. Ineludlnc A It. Mc
Intyre Dr- Co Advertisement.
Look up the election map and deter
mine where you vote and then VOTE.
TRAPS FOR THE
UNWARY.
For years the Kentucky moonshiner,
up in the mountains of that tate of
beautiful women, fine horses and dig
nified colonels, has been the subject
of stories ranging from the humorous
io the tragic, but the Alabama evader
of the law is now coming into distinc
tion, and he is most original. An east
rr n paper contains this reference to
his latest activity .
'The use of hour-traps by Ala
bama moonshiner.", (o cateh rev -uue
agents is a new kind of strat
egy in an old form of warfare.
spnnqtraps to eaten trespassers
are a time-honored device in Eng
land, now forbidden by taw except
that householders may set such
traps on their premises between
sundown and sunrle. An excit
ing episode in one o Thomas Har
dy's novels Involves the use of a
man trap to cripple a rival In.love.
"Perhaps a strain of English an
cestry in Alabama moonshiners ac
counts for the adaptation of the
bear trap to this defensive use But
the fact is of less interest as Hn '.I
lustriTtion of the survival of cus
tom than as a hint of fu'.ure uevel-
ments in the Irrepressible conflict
between makers of 1 lie i t whiskey
and government agents. "
n,
REACHING OUT TO THE
PEOPLE.
The University of Utah is doing a
service fur this .state in providing an
extension course for the teaching of
hygiene, sanitation and the prevention
I TELLS OGDEN DRUGGISTS SALE
M l OF BEGV'S MUSTARINE IS GUARANTEED
Makers Have so Much Faith in Its Mighty Power That They
Rigidly Guarantee It Not Only to You But to
All Who Buy It
'".! Begy's Yellow Musiarine in Yellow Box
I v
I fl y M?.n the PeP' o1 this city and
tat will know throuoh the newspapers
about the best and quickest pain killer
on earth.
vA wonderful external remedv thnt
Olten end influenza, eold in the cheat,
acre throat, pleurisy or bronchltU 0V r
AlKllt
It's called Bcgy'a Mustarlne :nd thou
i nand of people who hov- suffered from
Qe ugonizuiK painc of rheumatism have
Cftund apccd . sun; ;md bleated rellel
SjjU) oiii- upplicallon.
jjlKvei-jont know: thai heat ceasil pain
B'i there is more concentrated non-
W. t. ririK h. Mt In a box oi IJ t,". Mil
nine than can he put in any other
M Uc x ol lb.- wime pi?..-
I 2:J, rJu8t tell your customers to rub on
Hr-py k ilustorlnt: It in vm p. netr.it
ipK and fn't bllsi. i
.Tel them to use it for sprain and
itiMiiis. for lumbago, neurltla. sciatica
4il neuinU'la.
IIHl i .Remember that people who use
I '"I
22h!f;KIn!l Beoy'9 M"arlne once- never
00 back to slow-acting remedies that may
do good and may not
It a used extensively ,or WPiMm ,
polns and aches of nil kinds, and hist
a soon ns the peopl. ,,-et to know how
much better it Is than liniments salves
poull i. ea , plaatera, hot water bottles and
inc like, the demand will exceed your ox.
pactationa.
Ket-.V0,"J0rdr '" to-day your Jobber
has it and remember Ihnt If for xnV
reason it does not aell, you can have
you i money back.
Remember also that In .s.-lllnc Bezya
MiiKiarlne to your eustomera that we
jniarontee it to do Just what wo say u
will do.
And if it doesn't five the cuetomar his
money lnek and wa will make k-ood
S ' Wells and Co., leltoy. N Y
makers of Celery Klnn. Dr Carters
K ft fl Tea. Shlloh and oilier cood
icmedics Advertietmcnt.
of disease. This is a direct contact in
which the university, instead of belnp
something apart from us. is to enter
into our daily life, conveying a mes
sage full of meaning and richly help
ful. It is our idea of modern univer
sity service and the Standard urges
the people of Ogden to immediately
grnsp the meaning o.' the movement
and avail themselves of Mie opportu
nity to profit by the lessons to he
tausht.
In ;i letter from the university ihis
outline is presented !
It will also emphasize methods of
preventing physical lirferts and the
correction of such defects as are cor
rectable, so as to make for the high
est physical officKip
The- methods to be adopted will be
lectures or courses of lectures, exhib
its, educational motion pir"lr'' enter
tainments and the distribution of
health literature. There activities are
to be conducted in schools churches,
amusement halls, clubs, etc., with the
Bupporl and under the auspices of any
and all organizations interested in She
work.
It is proposed to make sanitary sur
veys covering water supply m ik sup
ply, sewerage disposal and kindred
pubjects.
Traveling exhibits will be a part of
;he program, where- models and charts
will be shown; their- exhibits to re
main one week In a place, that week to
be known as "Health Week" in 'he vil
lage where the display is made. Dur
ing the "Health Week;' lectures o.
motion picture entertr inments will be
given every afternoon and evening so
as to thoroughly aro'.ise the people to
the importance of phvsical fitness.
During this health wek in each vil
lage or section, one day Is to be de
voted to a baby exhibit and child wel
fare work Lectures and entertain
ments will be so varied as to keep up
the interest for the entire week.
Villages and towns will be encour
aged to Institute a program in hygiene
j.nd sanitation, with R view of ap
proaching as nearly as possible the
ideal. Civic pride in these matters will
be developed
Good heallh is actually a purchas
able commodity and it is a sane com
munlty that sees fit to pr;vent disease
rather than cure it From an econ om
ic standpoint it costs about one tenth
as much to adopt preventive measures
as it does to treat diseases after they
appear, to say nothlPK of extending
life's span
TKrt nnk-nroitl hoc .-irjani7fd A
Mother's club for the benefit of the
mother or the expectant mother Twen
ty-four bulletins have been issued; one
for each month during the period ol
gestation and the remainder of the
twenty four bulletins cover the caro of
the child until the end of its second
year. An enrollment fee of $1 ia
charged those who join the Mothers'
club, in order to cover the expense o(
poslaqc and mailing out of thes buile
tins. Ml mothers and all those who
( cpect to be mothers are Invited to
Join.
The lecture courses arc as follows
t. Dr R. S. Olsep
Prenatal Development of the Ch'ld.
Care of the Newborn Child
The Bottle-fed Baby.
Feeding Disturbances of the First
Year.
Weaning Introduction of New
Foods
The Pre school Period of the Child's
Life.
2 Dr. L. S. Stevenson
Sanitation A Moral Obligation.
An Ideal Village From a Health
Standpoint.
3. Dr. E. G Cowans:
Physical Welfare of the Next Ger.cr
ation.
The State's Responsibility of the
School Children.
t. Dr. Joseph R Msrrell
The Science of Keeping Well
Infectious Diseases and How to
Avoid Them
(3. Dr. Heber J. Sears:
Physical Handicaps to Moral md
Spiritual Development
How to Re 100 P-r Cent Efflc'ent.
G. Dr L. L. Daines
Dodging Infection
Vaccines Their Use and Abuse
Bacteria Helpful and Harmful
The Prevention ol the "Preventable"
Diseases.
7. Dr Perry G Snow:
Mouth Infections
"Catching" Diseases.
8. Prof. J. R Griffiths:
Recreation In Relation to Physical
and Moral Well-being.
Community or Civ ;c Recreation,
ft. Prof. A. L Bt-eley:
Psychology of Play.
The Motion Picture in Teaching.
10. Miss Rose Junes:
Sex Instruction in the Home.
Stories and Story Telling in the
Home,
Froebel's Mother Ilays A s"rPS 0f
four talks.
11. Prof. George S Snoddy:
Conditions Influencing Early Mental
Development In the Child.
Conditions Influencing Later Men
tal Development in the Child.
12 Prof L. E Cowles.
The "Teens" The Period of "Part
ing of the Ways "
Reorganization of the 'school to
Meet the Special Child.
Training for Leisure ccupa; ions.
13. Prof. E. E. Ericksen:
Psychological and Moral Tendencies
in Adolescence.
The Essentials for a Happv Home.
A Democratic Home in a Democrat
ic Society
14 Dean Milton 3ennion; '
t
Body of Dead
Woman Mutilated
By the Strikers
PITTSBURG. Oct. 16 Sheriff Wil
liam S. Haddock of Allecheny county,
today sent to Chairman Knyon of the
enate committee investftting the
steel strike, a letter in whien he prac-'
tically charges that the body of Fan
nie Seiiins, an organizer for the Unit
ed Mine Workers, who was shot and
killed August 26 at West Natrona,
where there was 8 strike- of mlnern.
had been deliberately mutilated after
the official autopsy to make it ap-J
pear Bhe vvas shut in the back
The death of the woman has at-
I traded much attention because of the
charges made oy laDor union men
thai she was murdered by depulv her
liffS. The coroner's verdict declared
lahe vvas killed during a riot The
miners charge she was shot to depth
'while protecting children from the
sheriff s deputies. The body was ex
humed last Monday at the instance i
lof a relative and yesterday labor men I
sent to Chairman Renyon an afflds
vit sinned by two physicians averring
jthat there was a gunshot wound in
the back. The coroner'-- finding made
no mention of such a wound. Some la
i bor leaders have referred to the Scl
Hns case as nn example of the al
leged methods used by certain corpo
rations to defeat workers who stilke
for higher wages and bettor WOVkl Ig
conditions
The sheriff's letter after briefly re
citing the history of the case, says:
' The Investigation conducted bv the
sheriff and by the coroner also lead!
i to the decision that the wound found I
'in Fanie Sellins' back when the body
was di.-dnterred last Monday after be
ing burled 13 days may or may not
be a bullet wound and that whatever
kind of injurv it is, was deliberately j
inflicted after ihe official :nittin- in
the presence of reputable witnesses to,
discredit those in authority and for the
further purpose of lurnlshlng anarch
istic, dangerous and revolutionary a?i
tators and organizers propaganda to
be used In the steel strike against the
state and national governments, al
though the incident Is not remotely i
conected with the strike.
' Allegheny county Is a d. strict more'
affected and concerned by the Bte I
strike than any other communitv In
the United States and in malntninine
peace and order, the sheriff Is the
buffer here between the contestants in
this important controversy In this
capacity we have observed that what
ever unrest and disorder exists here
Is due entirely to the presence in this
community f dlshorest, revolutlonarv
land bolshevik agitators whose purpose
is to prey on the unintelligent foreign
er and goul him into deeds which the
American worker will not tolerate.
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New Method of
educing Fat
A neWS item from abroad Informs us
that the American method of producing a
film, trim flRiire s meeting with aston
! ifdilni; .hik, ThlM H.vdtem vh. b has
: made .such h donworful impression over '
I then- must be the M.umoln Preset ipiion
Tttblet method of reducing int. It la
safe to say that we have nothlnp better
for this purpose in this country. Any
thing that will reduce the excess flesh
two. threo or four pounds a week, with
out Injury to the .stomach, the causing of
wrinkles, the help of excrclslnp or dlct
i Ins. or interference with one's meals la
i mighty important and useful addition to
I civlllutlon'a necessities. Just such a
i catalogue of pood results, however fol
, low the use of these pleasant harmless
I and economical little fat reducers We
say economical because Marmola Prc
' aeiiptlon Tablets (mode In accordance
with the famous prescription! can be on-
tallied of any druggist or the makers,
.the Marmola 'o. S64 Woodward Ave.,
Detroit, Mich , for one dollar the lm
rus. , whbo Is ,i derided!) economical
i price ronsiderinK the number of tah
' lets each case contains. They are
j harmless Advertisement.
Fierce Battle
Between Strikers
And Strike Breakers
Cincinnati. net 16. Former
Hiief of Detectives William L. Nimmo.
of Cincinnati, was shot in the left arm
and right leg, and at least three others
were wounded durine a fierce battle
between trikinc employes of the An
drevvs Steel company, Newport, Ky , a
i suburb of Cincinnati, and strike break
ers and guards who were leaving the
plant at the close of today's work.
Rifles, shotguns and pistols wore
used und more than 100 shots were ex
changed Strikers, It is said, had been assem
bl d along 'he Licking pike for several
hours before the alfray, with the (n
tention Of intercepting the men work
ing at the plant
no .
If you are in the market for'
hay, corn, oats or potatoes in
carload lots get in touch with
G. C. McPeek, 513 National
Bank Building. Phones, day,
442 night, 1654.
ou
Would Oppose
The Extending of
Wheat Guarantee
CHICAGO, Oct 16. Julius H
Barnes, United States wheat director,
gave public notice tonight that he
would oppose any attempt to extend
to another crop the present govern
ment policy of a guaranteed price on
wheat. The anouncement was marie
at s diner In his honor given bv the
directors of the Chicago board of trade.
'vBvapjaaaaBjaBBaajaBiaaajatyijaae
Why Every Young Man and Woman
Should Be Trained la a Vocato'n.
The Social Basis of the Obligation
of Citizenship
The Relation of Intellectual r-eve'op-ment
to Moral Development.
If. Motion Pictures,
Fit to Win.
Come Clean
lfi. Lantern Slidf- Lectures;
Social Diseases 50 slides.
Trap the Fly- :0 rlideg.
Much Trade to Be I
Devoloped By
United States!
NEW YORK, Oct 16 American
business men, merchants and manu
facturers are offered great opportuni
ties for trade and lnilustrl.il expansion
in Russia, Siberia, the Balkan states,
Jugo-Slavia republic, and In the Near
East, trade experts and forelKn busi
ness representatives declared today in !
addresses before the tenth anual con- I
venllon of the American Manufactur
ers' Export association
Warning was given, however, that
America must expect to meet the
sirongest kind of competition in there
Countries from Great Brilain, Prance
and Japan
Man of the leading exporters and
manufacturers of the country are at
tending the convention, whleh will
close tomorrow night.
Tho Cnlted States will "unquestion
ably share in a large part " of the trade
with the central empires, W S Qovan 1
Vice president of the E. , Du Pont del
Nemours Export company, assertel.
Dr Alonzo E. Taylor, membei of ihe
war trade board, pointed out that ilV'
new Germany would become a "most
active and persistent and steadv com
petitor of the United States" in the
new world markets by "merely taking
up ihe many permanent trade found i
tions which she still has abroad."
He warned that the Germans would:
try "every trick of the trade" to tin- I
dermine American commerce abroad 1
Establishing of direct steamship
lines, to run between United States I
end tho ports of Greece, Turkey and;
Egypt, and cheap freight rates, were
urged by W. L. Saunders of the Inger-BOll-Rand
companv
Lewis Heck, of the American con
sular service, in discussing the Near
Bast, pointed out thai the British nn 1 ,
French were making great efforts to
capture trade In Turkey and Persia. I
He said that the American busin-s-man.
however, "can get a fair share of1
Ihe business in this Held' if he wants I
ir
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Call on J. J. Brummitt at
2417 Hudson avenue, if you
want to sell your Liberty
bonds. Phone 59.
Chiropractors
Make Charges
Against Doctors
Answering1, on Wednesday, complain ta
filed bv the state medical board through
District Attorney Dobbs. Rosa H. Mr
Cune. A F Blair, Clarence B Johnson
and Ira J McKell, chiropractors, eharco'
the medical board Is "a professional fra
ternity known and designated as doctors ;
of medicine and surgery and alleged to be
organized under, and created by. the
laws of T tah," and that the sole pur
pose of the board Is "to create and pro
mote a monopoly in the ?tate of Utah
and that It Is contrary to the state
laws."
The chiropractor, deny all the charces
of the bonrd and qi;ote sections of tho
state laws, questioning the constitution
ality of the law creating the board of
medical examiners.
Their answer in part Is as follows
'That the plaintiff Is alleged to b
a board representing a professional fra
ternity known and designated as doeton
of medicine and surgery, and alleged to
be organized under and neiod by the
laws of Utah, and defendant alleges that
the sole purpose of said board of stale
medical examiners Is to create and pro
mote a monopolv in the state of Utah, and
that It Is contrary to the provisions of
Section 4475 of the Compiled Laws of
t'tah. 1917. which reads as follows:
"Any combination by persons ha ins
for its object or effect the controlling or
the prices of professional services, any
products of the BOtl any article of manu
facture or commerce, or the cost of ex-
lu'nce or transportation, Is prohibited
and declared unlawful."
The defendants further allege that the
law creating the hoard of medical ex
aminers further contravenes the pro- i
visions of Section 19, Article 12 of tho
Constitution of the State of I trth. which I
reads as follows:
' Every person In this state shall be
free to obtain employment whenever
possible, and any person, corporation, or
gent servant or employes thereof, ma
liciously Interfering or hindering In any
way, any person from obtaining, or en
joying employment already obtained,
from anv other corporation or person!
shall be deemed guilty of a crime Tin; J
legislature ahull provide by law for tho i
enforcement of this section. That It 19
discriminatory class-legislation, and
purposes to create r monopoly and do
feat Individual effort"
oo
Chemist Wins Lasting
Gratitude
"I tried several doctors and ail kinds
of medicine, and had about given up
all hope of getting better I did not j
hink it possible that any medicine'
could be so wonderful in its effect as I
Mavr's Wonderful Remedy hcis proven i
in my case. You sure have won my '
lusting gratitude, I could not work at
'dl and had constant pain n my ?tom
ach before taking your medicine" It
is a simple, harmless preparation thnt
removes tho catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the Inflaci
niation which causes practically all
'stomach, liver and intestinal ailments,
i including appendicitis. One dose w,: ',
Convince or money refunded A. R. Md I
Intyre Ding Co, and druggists every-
where Advertisement
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King of Belgians I
Makes a Trip h
Through Yosemite i
YQBBMITB. Calif.. Oct. 16 (BY THE )
ASSOCIATED PRESS) King Albert l
Belgulm and bis party left Glacier Point '
at 9 o'cloek this mornlns: owr winding ' )
roads up and down the aldea of mountains
for nlonK ride to the Mariposa grove ol -
big trees where luncheon was served 1
1
Wonderful li
Exhibit of Parisienne II
Ivory j 1
revelation in HQ
itself Genuine Oil
l?i solid ivory pieces that can't be equalled anywhere. The S
assortment is so large and varied that it would be an easy
matter to match any already have started. Q J j
LiJ Among the several pieces will be found Brushes. Mirrors, !
jj Nail Buff;rs and Files, several designs in Puff Boxes, Card R
m Holders, Hat Pin Tubes, Shaving Soap Holders, Soap S ; i
Boxes, Jewel Boxes. Picture Holders. Salve Boxes, Pin
Llj Trays in fact anything which you could wish for in Ivory
Q Toilet Goods.
Begin now to select gift pieces for the holidays. The as- W H
Qsortment at present is complete in every detail, which jjj
makes choosing an easy task. (I
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THE SHAEFER FOUNTAIN 1 I I
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frl The happv enmhinntinn nt the busy busings rr.an II
rgj It's always readj For service. mm
$1.50 AND L P, I j 0
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I MISTAKES ARE COSTLY ffi
CO "J Mistakes made when compound- - : "
rrj I iXULC-Ui OCVCr :n9 a prescription are the most S
""a & costly of all blunders It may UJ (
P mean a human life. We dare not make Rl
E mistakes our reputation is a stake. '"'v T
We therefore jealously guard against yv til r
x aciy blunders in cur prescription de- JJ UI
partment. Our label on your medicine I
pjj bottle is the sign of accuracy and qua1- yj L
LtJ Ity. Won't you be one of the many tc v
en joy th is confidence ? L- yf 11 C1'
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sstaaaHsrasraiasssiasiaEEiiaBBBiaE SIh
around a huge camp fire 'When the trees
had been Inspected, the return trip to
the special train at El Portal was made
by automobile
Tho weather was ideal und the king
and queen, us well as the other members
of the party were enthusiastic over the
wonderful view.
Most of the royal household made tho.
trip to Glacier Point by horseback ana
Immediately upon arrival the klne and
a member of his party went for a climb
over the mountains.
The special train ts due at Los Angele
nt nine a. m.. tomorrow Tt is probable
that tho party will motor from there to
Pasadena to take the train. The next
important stop will lie at Gallup. N. M .
where a cowboy and Indian yhow will tx
.-t.iged for the royal party at about olyht
o'clock Sunday morning A stop ot
several hours will be made at Albuquerque
In tho afternoon
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Yes, Alfred tho butter of courtesy
should be thickly spread upon the bread
of Independent
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Read the Classified Ads-
vr baaif- tjasaf tasasT Bsarf aaaaT arr SnW SajaT Sw aaarr feaaar a
itB Stei
King Albert Admires 2
Big Ireesmihe l:?j
Mariposa Grove
r.Ki !;! . c,,i , : (BT .be "
Associati l Pi ' iinding today m j
:"'" oi ihe huge a co I W
old Bequola tree dedicated to New York 1 1
stale in the .Mariposa grove of the bis Fj
trei . Km: lberi i h- seventh of Bel
flum paid ir buie Hula:.' to the fore-
--in ol ill" federal covrrnmpnt In s?'- j ,-' --
liiu' .iside ihe Yellowstone national j J S
park and similar great reserves. J la'
"The scenery Is wonderful, most IT7
Wonderful,' aid his majesty. Ah' i jly
The.-., irees' 'lh-r.' are mountaiiis in 1 y
inanv places but not such trees M I
I am very much pleased with th j H'l
governmeni system of national park - J
I'he; educational and they hel? j
make the people patriotic." I HI
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PRIMARIES OCTOBER 21ST "
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EFFICIENCY. HEALTHFUL SANITATION. W
H GOOD ORDER, MACADAM STREETS. J m
9 BETTER LIVING CONDITIONS
E ABBOT R. HEYWOOD, CANDIDATE FOR
MAYOR. 0
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