Eastern Utah advocate. [volume], June 05, 1913, Page 2, Image 2

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H' ' PACWTWO. THB KAOTmHOTAH ADVOCATE, Tm-n3PAY,JimEg,10tO.
MUST HAVE REV.
I W. M. PADEN 0. K.
B , Necessary That Endorsements For Appoint
B ment to Federal Jobs Be Made By
m: the "Mormon Eater."
LillH
M WASIIINOTON, D. C , May 30
1 Whlto there "com to bo consider-
B able turmoil nruonft the democratic
BHHF tiotacs In Utnh ovor fcilornl appoint
H mcnlB there, It ta gonernllly conccd-
H' ad Hint no nppolntmont will bo
B tnndo to tcdcrnl offlco n Utnh oror
H tho objection of Itcv William M.
M I'odon and K II Crltchlow, closo
K nnd Intlmato friends of tho prcsl-
B.l dent. In whoso Judgment on Utah
Bj i mnttors ho places great confldenco
K When tho damocratlc national
B committeeman from Utnh, W It.
BBVt Wallace, wait here, ho had an Intor-
BBVT Trlow with tho pre-ldont In which, It
HBV, Is said on Rood authority, ho asked
B tho removal of republican officials
fHHJ, In Utah upon tho ground thnt fed
V' oral otflcors tlioro worn merely tho
ftf agents and tools of tho Mormon
H , church and Hint, by tholr comblna
K tlon with the church, thoy wero ablo
B to dofcat tho Wilson electors In
B Utah Hit November
WBBK,, So far as appointments In Ultdi
!, aro concornod, tho democratic niv
IyBBBt Uonal committeeman (Wallaco) and
IfHBBt tho democratic stato chairman, 8. It
KWMV) Thurmsn, wilt have llttlo Influonco
AvMY In tho selection of fedornl officers,
BwMf ' although Wallace, while onco an en-
AYM thuslastlo Mormon, Is reputed to bo
SB ' an nrdont ndmlror of Dr 1'adon and
HBBI a regular nttondant of tho I'reeby-
f terlan church.
Wallnco has been classed by load-
! Ins; democrats as a mushroom polltl
clan, who Is a nonpartisan or n
democrat ns tho whtiu seems to
ntrlko him, or necotslty roqulrcs, for
H supposod ndrantngo to himself
H "lain: alaiim," I'liiiAeiimt
H a.i,f.Ki) down at ciiiuauo
B CIIICAMO, May 31. A numbor
HBBV f adhoronls of tho Mormon church
B j Interrupted a church sorvlco horo to-
i day by shouting "You Hot" at Hov
! William M radon, former pastor of
B n l'rosbyterlnn church In Salt Lako
t City, who was delivering no. antl-
K Mormon address. Boveral mission-
arles, who havo worked among Mor-
Hr raons, took part and tho meeting
ft i was thrown Into disorder until po-
J ltoomon wero summoned A roll
n glpus spoctnelo and exhibition for
t tho bonoflt of missionary work has
7 boon In progress her. for sovoral
H, weeks, nnd It U said Mormons havo
n Bade systomatlo otforts to discredit
I spenkors at meetings In connection
4 with tho exhibition.
H STI1L ANOTHEIt ROAD
l,lno lkdtit Hurvrjfc-l Prom (lnvt
B IUver to UlnUUi Ihudn.
Civil Huglnvor lidwnrd F Harm
ston of Hoosovolt loft Vernal Bun
B day, May 3Gth, with n corps of fit
toon won to run a preliminary sur-
ft voy from Oroou lllvor to Myton. The
BY money for tho work linn beon put
Hi up In tho Hank of Vernnl Thera Is
ftVHBf conslderublo speculation ns to whoso
ftm money II Is Tho morn gouorul ro-
ftV port Is that llaron Von Horst of
ftsBflj London, Kng., Is behind tho project
ftVHBf At tho recant I'rovo sales, under
ftW tho dlreotlon of llnruuton, tho bar
ftw' un bought heavily In tho Roosovolt
ftsBBj and Oodnrvlow sections and ho Is
ftm onthunlasito oor tlio rosvrvntlou
ff country. Thoro Is another report,
M however. Hint tho Denver nnd Itlo
B Qrando Is financing tho onterprlio.
S Oroon IUver Is In tho oxtremo
B on-torn pari of Kiuory county, mid-
X way botweun tho northern and sou-
B thorn boundaries of tho county. At
H tlits point tho Donvor and Rlo
B (Iraudu crossos tho big (Ireun lltvur,
f Hhould water grado bo takeu tho
J lino would run almost duo north a
fl dlstanco of approximately eighty
H flvo miles to Ouruy In Uintah coun-
t ty. On a direct nortli and south
J, lino Ouray U about twenty miles
Mj oast of Or eon Ulvor town. Krom
ff that point taking tho Duchesno Wa-
t. tor grado Myton Is about twonty
B flvo miles northwest from Ouray,
J Thosu Intlmutoly connected With
tho project aro doing but llttlo talk
B log. Harmston statos, howoMjr,
M that hU tomiuUkloit u to run a rv-
B connolssancQ from a point on Oroon
VApVM rlvor to tho town of Myton.
K THROUiHTOVERNAL
' 1'irnt Autiuuobllo MakoN tlio Trip
H Oiurt Offlclnls.
' Tho Colton to the reservation
S road is roportod to bo In first-class
fpM condition and us smooth as glass i
VApaM from Vernal to the railroad, Man '
Si day tho (v-p-rlmant was trlod of
VBw) "putting through passengers from
XVB ono terminal of tho stage route to
JPVJ tho othor. Tho automobile loft Col-
VftpvMl ton at 8:30 o'clock In tho morning
VpVH with Judgo A. U. lorgan, District
VftpVM Attornoy J. II. McDonald and two
H' ' othor Vernal bound passengers. Tho
VftpVB , summit of Indian Canyon Illll was
V reached boforo. 11 o'clock. Duchesno
was mado by 1 o'clock and Vernal
beforo 6 o'clock In tho evening.
Considerable work has boon dono
this sprln on tho stato road bo
tweon Colton nnd Duchesno with tho
result thnt tho thoroughfaro Is In
excollont shano for aulomobllo traf
fic That part of 'ho Carbon coun
ty road on tho automoblto road was
put In good condition bv Wasatch
county I'rlco horctoforo has ro
eolved nearly all of tho freight traf
fic to tho reservation, but tho resi
dents of tat section loll Tho Ad
vocate that unless tho Carbon coun
ty commissioners get busy nnd do
soma work on tho I'rlco to Myton
rond, vspcclnlly In Holdlcr Canyon,
that It Is only a matter of a very
short tlmu until the reservation
freight will bo coming nnd going by
way of Colton.
SIX HEWJJBftflRIES
Plfly-Tirn TIioiinuuI Dollars Omtc
to Utnh I'nmi Cnnicgl".
Blx now libraries, costing fifty-two
thousand dollars, will bo built In
Utnh cltlos this year, according to
Information from Professor Howard
It. Drlggs of tho Untvarslty of Utah
and library secretary of tho board
of education. I'rlco, Cednr City,
Hlchfleld, Hlchmond, Onrlnnd and
I'arownn hnvo announced thnt thoy
aro ready to nccpot tho plan of An
drew Carnegie, nnd will ralio tho 10
per cent mnlntonnnco tnx which Is
nocot-ary boforo Carnegie will do
nate any amount.
Kach city must ralsa 10 por conl
of tho amount originally appropri
ated for the building, which must
go toward the upkeep of tho build
ing, salaries, repairs nnd othor In
cidentals. Tho sum which Carnegla
has given to each of tho cities Is
I'rlco, 110,000, Cedar City, $10,000;
Hlchfleld, fio.oni); (Jarland, $8000,
Hlchmond, $8000, nnd I'arowan,
$0000.
Tho six now llbrarlos to bo built
will mako the, total numbor In tho
state thirty-one Libraries In tho
stato hnvo Increased In tho last six
years from four to twonty-flvo.
TEN (rtAIJpTES
Cattle) (Into Bcliools LIono n MimiIJi
Iarllvr Titan Usual.
Thoro wero ton graduates from
tho. Castlo Oato schools this year
under I'rof. V. 8. Davlos, all of thorn
girls. Tho schools wero cloiod
about a month earlier than usual on
'account of an epidemic of moastos
In that camp, thus making It Im
possible to hold commencement ex
orcises, Floy Avory was class presi
dent, Mary l'land, vlco prosldont;
Kdlth l'arr, socrotary and trcasuror,
and l.olo Avery, class historian. Tho
othor graduatos aro Jonnlo Wil
liams, Ha Mampson, Floronco Ilu
don, Zlna Christiansen, Janet Llttlo
John and t.ttilo I'lnnx. Class colors
hi uo and whlto.
MORE WNTINE
Onrgon Won't Admit Nurwry HUhIc
l'arkcil In liny Or htruw.
J. Udwnrd Taylor, statu horticul
tural Inspector, has received notlco
from Oregon to tho otfoct thnt that
data has prohibited nursery stock
or like things from entering Its
boundaries from Utah or Wjomlng
v hen packed In hay or straw. Thu
alfalfa weevil is attributed as tho
vauso for tho quarantine.
HUtJH AND WKKVILS TO
1IAV1J CHA.NCi: TO ridllT
Tho Utnh United Btatos bureau
of entomology has decided to turn
looso many bugs In certain alfalfa
patches southwest of Salt Lako City
to sea ir thoy will live In this ell
raato and how well thoy cun orudt
into tho alfalfa weevil
Tho bugs nro yet unnnmod, ac
cording to OeorgQ I, Iteovos, head
of tho department, but It Is known
that thoy oat the wcovll. Tho ques
tion Is whether thoy can stand tho
cllmato.
During tho wlntor thoy havo been
hupported by tho government, but
thq lattor Is now taking stops to
mako thorn go out and rustle for
I tholr own living,
! Tho floldB In question will bo
kept undor observation by tho on-tomologlsts.
Examinations for county toachers'
crtlfloutes will bo hold August Cth,
0th nnd 7th, according to the an
nouticomout of tho stato board of ed
ucation. Tho candidate: for examin
ation must havo four yonrs of high
school work to his or her crodlt,
and must havoi credits in normal
school subjocta. '
Do Vou Buy Qroceries F0,
the Trading Stamps?
Do you want Insurance or frllUT If you want "frills" pay $25.00. JJ
If you want real Insuranco pay $16.00. What do you payt
la such that you ought to boo at onco now mucn you can carr-..
Our proposition Is to soil you tho largest posslblo amount of In- gin to carry It.
suranco at tho lowest possible cost WE I'HOVIDK A POMOV TH'VX
rrtoTKCTO you to tiib llmit.
S TT) , TD.,ro T-7-4 well bo glad to explain It and wrlto all you think yon d. -
UUr JrOllCV laVS rOr Uttlou.thobcstlMurancocaflco.t.
WE'KK NOT 1.V THU
MA i i 1N8UIUNCU THUST
jlxCCldcXllo Through recent Eastern connocllona wo'ro Indcpondenl a.
FIro Insuranco Trust. Wo mako and maintain our own rata.
Tor l- of Ufe, IhUi lintuls, or fret, or sight of l)tli eyes oOOO nnEMTV UNDEUWltlTEHS OP
I'or low of Speech and Hearing 300 V0UK C1TV'
I"or 1c-m of Hand anl Too or liswl or foot ami sight of ono eyo $-.000 ToU1 AMotf( $41,025,670, tho largest Amorlcan conipa--,,,,
I'or loss of Ono Hand, or foot, or speech, lienrlnj- fUSOO pug t0 policyholders of $23,227,823.
For Iom of Hlght of ono Eyo -- $1007 COj,-TIfi;xTAIj (HUE) lN8UnvNCE
I'or Iom of Tlitimh nml Ireflngw(nnio linnd) lyiMO coju,ANY OF NEW YOItK CITY.
I'erm-ncnt stiff or rigid l-nixnr anil Knco jolntn JIOOO N $26,576,579. Burplu. to policyholder,, $iIHli
I'ennanont sUff or rigid Elbow or Knra Joint 9 ooo ConUnentM not a tochnlcaHly" company, and dolwij!
behind n technicality In tho faco of a loss. 1
WcAA-T rApXXrkr .VATIOSTAIj UNION FIHE IXHUH.1NCB
CCKly JJlUClIJULllLy COMPANY OF l'lTTSIIUKO, I'A.
Total Asaots, $4,483,473. Surplus to policyholder, HUJ
$25.00 por week for tho porlod of total disability (no limit as to tlmo). Tho National' motto Is: "Aggressive, I'rogrosslvo and Coastmt,
$10.00 per wcok for tho porlod of partial disability (not exceeding 26 Tmj ,,UUHSIAV NATIONAL, THE WILMAMBUUltG,
M,c!k,, " NOIITH HIVKIt AND OTHEIW.
a 4 f AssoU running Into tho millions tnd largo surpluses to $&
-ftf 11 I i OQT arr ronnlt U8 t0 Quoto rates. Wo solicit business ur-,
UNITED HTAT1M rWEMTY AND OUA,XNTV
Soloct, $16.00; preforred and cx-proforrcd, $20.00. Dotweon tho ngos COMPANY OP 1UITDIOHE, SID.
of 8 and 65. Wo,jj go j.oup ion$t or wru0 your Hquor llconsco, bnrUrj
Larger or smaller amounts at proportionate rates. Tho progrcs- ance, automobile, steam boiler, plato kIdii, otc. All policies lottf
slvo policy protects. our Prlco offlco. No waiting to ooLd away for policies.
R. W. CROCKETT Sz CO
H. W. CIIOCICETT, Managor. L. F KLDRKDQB, Socrotary. Advocnto Ilulldlng, lrlee, tH
HE MIJANT HUHINEhS.
"Jack mado mo fool foolish -Ah on ho proposed last night."
"Oot down on his knees and nil that, 1 supposoT"
-i , ?, 1,n,l,w)a Wo wnt about It In such a huslnossllko way that nt
first I dldn t know whether ho won tod me to bo his wlfo or his confi
dential clerk."
SIOhT CHIIiDHEX HAVE WOHMH
Many mothers think their chil
dren nro Buffering from indigestion,
headache, norvouiness, weakness,
costlvonoss, when they nro victims
of thnt most common of all chil
dren's ailments worms. Peevish,
III tompcred, fretful children, who
toss and prlnd tholr teoth, with bad
broath nnd colicky pains, havo nil
tho symptoms of having worms, nnd
should be given Klckapoo Worm
Killer, a pleasant caudy lozongo,
which oxpols worms, regulate tho
uowels, tones up tho system, and
mnkes children wall and happy
Kloknpoo Worm Killer Is guaran
teed. All drugglstB, or by mall.
Prlco twonty-fho conts. Klckapoo
Indian Modlclno Co, Philadelphia
nnd St. Louis. Advt.
Vnluablo Information for those
who havo taken up or aro contem
P atlng tnk'ng up dry farm lands la
glvon In a bulletin recontly Issuod
by the Salt Lako Itoute. The arti
cles nro written by Prof. L .v Mor
rill, agricultural expert. The Infor
mation regards the selection 0f
cropj, preparation of the soil, fall
seeding, spring planting, potato cul
ture, alfalfa wed and the seWctlon
of land for dry farming.
Sumnor carries tho colebrotod'
life-time guaranteed Oarland mails.
Adrt!06' DrP ta nd BM thom'
o- Q
FEAR THE FLY.
If flits wtrs fssrsd si Is bsd
wttsr thsr would ba llttlo ty.
phold.
O 5
THE DEATHS HEAD
Not ths kind you usually ass sight.
lass and harmless but alive and all'
seeing. The fly Is one of the busiest I
wcrkers In tho animal kingdom, AND,
HE IS WORKINQ FOR OUR DE.
8TRUCTION. Tho only way to destroy
the fly la to starve him.
Screens in the windows
prevent crape on the door.
WE ARE MOVE!
' and located In our new corner location at
l Ninth and Main. Wc believe our stock 1$ as
! good as the location, and take this manner
; of announcing to the public that we are at
!; their service with the best and cleanest stock
!; in Eastern Utah.
J. B. Roberts. The Rexall Store.
Lovers of Music
Should be delighted to know
that all the latest music can
be had at the
Lewis Jewelry Co.
1500 Copies now on display
Expert Watch Repairing our Specialty.
Satisfaction or money back
ij 144 The largest a?
ji siL-gk sortment of to
I iW sn here at i
wKr limes 15yealS
'!W experience as t
I-: !WL trimmer. I
;i BE55E KENNEDY, Milliner
vssJ!!!Lt0 th0 aoldon nul8 storo' pr,co' uub
Office and achool supplies jA
tocaU PnblUhln, CoAarL
r """ 7'
Bmoko Elmollno el ' 1
Qann, malcor. Adrt, ,