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fl THE EASTERN UTAH ADVOCATE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1014. PAGE SEVEW iB
I Ihiawatha
I ITS TIIK HKST, IT DOES NOT
BliACK. IT DORS NOT
CMNKEK.
I Club Bar
IIAnilY A. CHAIN,
1 Proprietor.
niurr-ciiAss nnsoivr ron
H Oi:NTLKMn.V, i '
H South Ninth Mrcct, Price ij i
1 1 QP !
H (Quiet Place)
fl SAL OON i
H AND IlOOMIXtl IIOUH1.
Hf Located Just Kast of tho New
J Draffct Uulldlnir.
HJ Neatly furnished room and
Hj everything rirat-class. Nothing lut
HJ n" f Roods kept In stock.
HJ Como and sea.
K joiin c. romtiisTicit,
HJ Proprietor.
B HfccgYMIUIHOHUJ
H fYI CTV'WAWg?'M
H nFk-M OLIN Ha
H ThU flour la mada from tho
H Choice Turkey lied Hard Wheat
M Rvery aack guaranteed to ilvo sat
HJ Jsfactlon, and haa a ohemlcal teal
HE of 41 per cent gluten.
KB For Bale by
B Price Commission Go.
K Phono
H WH.M9BRAYERS j
m'weattfi
m Is aged 8 MI
H full years in HS
K dotible-cliarred fifjl
K oak casks. SlftlS!
LHK rri r J4lHHk?J
h inerefore it fjKJ
K possesses fftBoi
K siMble goed- ggjfc
H ness its ""
B aging is a IjSSSF
B double rea- fer$&w
l ft & !mj&
H son why you i-dS
B should ever LnmiujrJ
H insist on fM
m Cedar Brtek.
Bjlie Baer Bros., Msr. Co.
HB- Wbotcaala Uquor Dealers,
Hr SK Lake Ctty, Utah.
i DENTIST J'
j Painless methods. Prices are Ji
i J reasonable. Written guarantee '
', given with all work. Crown
, and bridge work a specialty. J
i Platca that fit and do not make
the mouth aore. Five yean In 'i
j Carbon county. Eitlmate and i
, ezamtnatlona gladly given free
i of charge. ' i
Hours t-13 a. m. and 1-5 '
) p. m. Sundays, 10 to IS m. j
, Offlee In New Bllvagnl nulld- i
i Ing, corner Main and Ith Sta. 'i
WHY NOT SAY
HELLO TO THEM?
Tour friends all want to talk
to you over the 'phone. Detter
have It put In. With a tele
phone In your home you can
run errands, go shopping, do
business, etc., without leaving
home. Tou will enjoy the con
ventence. Why not have It?
KASTKIIN UTAH TIXKPIIONI.
COMPANY.
I LARS FRANDSENJ
Manufacturer of ,'
; Brick of All Kinds ij
Yards adjoining the Denver i
, and IMo Orando Itallroad com
, pnny on the south, three blocks
, east of depot. Office at home, '
, corner Main and Blxth streets.
' Intimates Given ami Pliers ji
' Quoltil on Application. i
P. O. Hot OS J Phone 4Jx
PIIICI UTAH. i
; C. S. Marris
everything In '
: Concrete :
j! Work.
1 1 PllICB, UTAH
! Estimates on Ilulldlnga, Walks ',
and all Kinds of Contracts ,
Cheerfully Furnished, Modern i
Machinery and Methods. i
Joftcph Henry, Manager,
Nora Myer, Bcc A Treat.
HENRY & MYER
Transfer Co.
PUIIK DISTlMil".!) WATWt
AND ici:
rrclgtit Oh en Our Sieclal
Attention.
Call Yellow Dray or
PIioho &9y
Wc Dclhcr Armour's Very
Itcat SleaU.
: White House
Bar
! IHTTAHj AND WnOLCaAIiU
', riio Heat In Wines, Liquors uutl
' Cigars.
Bole Agents For
: COORS' GOLDEN BEER
PEACOCK IinOH., Proprietors.
MWVWWWWVIWV1
I ELITE
BAR
'' EIGHT YEAU OLD CEDAIt
imooic winsiacY.
' And everything, the highest
Tade In tho Liquor and Cigar
line.
: CHAS. AVERILL
! PRICK, UTAH.
STATE 1EG1SIATURE I
RADICAllY GHANdED
MANY I'AMIMAIt PACES AHP.
MISSING.
Several Vrterniw Iteturn After long
Abence Punk Lead Minority
Nine Member I let I re ami Former
neiubllean Itcttirnn ns Hull Moon-.
In both houses of the legtitnturc
there will he several familiar fneer
mlMlng. Though the republican will
be In tontrot of both branches of tho
state IrglxtAture,, there wilt be a new
president of the senate and a now
speoker of the house. President Huh
ry Gardner, who has been at the head
of the senate for the past three ses
sions, was defeated for re-election In
Utah county Bpeakrr W. J. tfeoty of
Emery county was not a candlrtttu
for re-election to the hnuse anrt'hl
place was taken by a democrat.
In the senato Mcnner X. Smith Mid
W N. Williams, veteran legislators of
Bait Lnke county, will be missed. For
mer Senator John II. Seely of Banpeta
made n hnrd fight to return to tho
senate, but was unexpectedly beaten
by Orlando Ilradley, democrat.
Henator J. W. Funk of Caches coun
ty wilt be the veteran member of tho
upper house of the state legislature.
He served through two sessions of the
senate and was re-elected by n heavy
plurality Senator Funk Is a demo
crat and wilt I mi the leader of Hie
democratic-progressive minority In
the upper house. Had the democrats
and progressives secured control of
the senate. Senator Funk would un
doubtedly have lcen chosen president
fif (lift iMnfitn.
Nine members of tlie senate rctlro
on the first of tho year ami Henator '
Funk wan tho only ono of the nine
who was re-elected. Onl fonulor '
Gardner and Senator Funk anight re
election. Of the new mrmhern of the
senate, two, J. II. Wootton nnl II. T.
Reynolds, are graduates front the
house, lloth nre from Utah count),
tho ft mer a republican and the lat
ter a democrat Mr. Woottu'i wuv a
mombcr of tho If OH and If It Icftlita
lures pnd Mr. Reynolds u metnuer of
tho Ifll legislature.
In tho house two prominent demo
' crntlr leaders are missing Tiioy nre I
1 Milton II. Welling of llox F.IJer ulid
' Satnuol U Page of Piute, both wimn
1 legislators. Mr. Welling was dvfo'itcd
' for ro-electlun and Mr. Page Is now
t registrar of tho United Htatii liivl
i office at Vernal.
, W. C. Horstey of llox Elder, who
, defeated Mr. Welling, rnvereed 111
i usual order of things, lie wim fur
i mnrly a memter of 'the -tnutn and
i now romrs to the house. Ho ' III bo
i prominent In republican councils of
i the lower house.
i C. It. Mnbey of Davis county, who
i Is likely to be the speaker or the
' lower house In 1S1B, was prominent
1 In the tost legislature, being h lender
1 In the movement for the commltton
1 on committees, which wresiol much
' power from the speaker in Hie nini
' Ing of comtnlltwes.
The rrpubllrans ,who ore trussing
- this time Includo such vetnrtui un
John N. Henrle of Garfield, O. John
Smith of Kane, Daniel Mi'ltxu and
William McMillan of Salt Uko and
Francis Nlelson of Ban Juan, noiiu il
whom was n. candidate for rot lec
tion. Succeeding John N. Hnmtu from
Garfield county Is Thomas 8evy, 'ho
mini back to the legislature after
an absence of nineteen years. Mr.
Bovy was a member of thn first statu
legislature In tho spring of 189U. An
other prominent former member of
the legislature Is William O'Neul of
Duchesnr county, who In 1899, was u
member of the lower house front Wn-salch.
U. M. Croft of Morgan count)' was i
formerly n repubtlcun member of the
houso from that county. Now he Is
J In the legislature as a progressive.
Prominent mining those re-elected
are Samuel Oldham, demnemt, of
r Cache county; J. J. Darker, republl
i' cun, of Weber county; J. I Van Wag-
goner, republlcun, of Waitatch county;
t 1-. It. Anderson, republlcun, of Hun-
, pete county: Kphrnlm Dastrup, re
! publican, of Wuyne oounty, and Wl
' i ford Day of Iron county.
David 11- Morris, democrat, of Rt.
' George, Washington county's pciren
i nlal member of the house, was, of
,' course, re-elected und ho Is by all
i1 odds the veteran member of the legis
i lature from any county, having miss
i cd only one or two sessions slnca Utah
, became n, state. He will be the recog-
i nixed leader of tho large minority In
', tho house, ills side partner will be
F. U. Hammond, Br., of Urund voun
'i ty, nlto u demucrut, who lias been
i elected from Ornnd county for soveral
( i successive terms. Uyron I). Nebeker
, ' of Ulutah county will be welcomed
, ' buck to the legislature by his demo
, ' crallo aiMoclatvs. Ho served In the
i1 house In 1911, but was dufvatcd In
. 1912. Ho came back strong last year
and won the election In the house, de
5 foatlng Enos Itonnlon, tho man who
defeated him two years ago.
j 1)KT TOO PlClltlflll.
'i Deer are so plentiful In the La Hill
) forest of Utuh that hunters have been
2 killing them Indiscriminately for the
,i hides, according to Information re
, reived at Halt Lake forest lloadiuar
, ters. I'red W ChambcrH, state fish
, and game commissioner. ha twen no
il titled and he plana to go to Mono to
Investigate the slaughter More hun
', ting licenses were sold at Moab dur
I Ing October thun In any previous yeur,
It Is stuted.
i ' Don't Dvluv Trcutlng Your Cougli.
'i A sllnht cough often becomes serl-
i ous, lungs get uongested, bronohlal
'i tubes fill with mucous. Your vitality
' i Is reduced. You need Dr. Hell's Pine-
( i Tar Honey, U soothes your Irritated
, i air passages, loosens mucous and
, ' makes your system resist colds, aive
, ' the baby and children Dr. Dell's Pine-
i Tar Honey, It's guaranteed to help
i them. Only 25 cents at your drug-
s5 gist Advt.
'NEXT UTAH LWIISIiATUIlE J
HAS HKPUlUiiaN MAJOIMTY ;
j Utah's next legislature will bo ro-
publican, with the ratio of twenty- '
three republicans to nineteen demo- ',
crat-progrennlve and one socialist
Following Is tho personnel of tho sen '
ate and house as shown by the re- ',
turns:
The members ot the next senate '
are: !
First district, Dox Elder and Tooele .
counties W. B. Hansen, republican,
holdover, '.
Second district, Cnohe county J.W.
Funk, democrat '
Third district, Itlch, Morgan and ,
Davis counties J. W. Thornley, re-
publican holdover.
Fourth district Weber county W. ,
Craig, republican holdover, and Jo ,
seph diet, democrat
Fifth district Bummlt and Wasatch
counties L. II. Wight republican .
holdover.
Blxth district Bait Lake county ,
W. Mont Ferry, Charles Cottrell, Jr., ,
and D. It. Hideout republican hold-
overs', George II. Dern, democrat and
Frnnk Evans, progressive.
Seventh district Utah county J. "
II. Wootton, republican, and IL T. ',
Reynolds, democrat
Eighth district, Juab and Millard
counties J. It. Edghelll, republican
holdover.
Ninth district Sanpete count)" Or ;
lando Ilradley. democrat !
Tenth district Bevler, Wayne, Piute ,
and Garfield counties William Beeg
miller, republican.
Twelfth district. Carbon, Uintah,
Emery, Grand and San Juan counties
Don 11. Colton, republican.
lleprccntalUca.
First district, Hox Elder county
W C. Horsley republican.
Second district. Cache county W.
H. Griffin, Jr., progreMtvoi T. W. IVt
erson, progressive; Samuel Oldman,
democrat
Third district. Rich count)' It. M.
Pope, republican.
Fourth district Weber county J. J.
Darker, republican; O. D. Folkman,
republican; John C. Child, republican,
and Joseph II. Fowlcs, republican.
Ifirit iiiIaI llnrinn wmntv CM.
Craft democrat
Sixth district Davis county C. R.
Mabey, republican.
Beventh district Tooele county Jn
lex Ilevan, soclnltst-progresslvo.
Eighth district Halt Lnke count)'
Mrs, Ellxabelh A. liny ward, democrat;
Mrs. Lilly C. Wolstenholmc. democrat;
Dun II. Shields, democrat; W. U. En
nls, democrat; J. Louis Ilrowno, dem
ocrat. Theodore T. Ilurtnn, democrat;
George F. Goodwin, democrat! Emll
8. Lund, democrat; Thomas P. Page,
democrat; Parley P. Chrlstenson,
democrat
Ninth district. Summit county A.
P. Ridge, republican.
Tenth district, Wasatch county J.
II. Van Waggoner, republican.
Eleventh district, Utah county J
W Wing, republican; C. L. Warnlck,
republican: B. E. Taylor, republican;
I It. Stewart, republican.
Twelfth district Uintah county
Rpron D. Nebeker.
Thirteenth district Juab county
ljiwreiion Iilackett republican.
Fourteonth district Sanpete count)'
Jnmrs Aagard, republican; L. It.
Anderson, republican.
Fifteenth district. Carbon county
J. Tom Filch, progressive.
Sixteenth district. Emery county
1. (. Drowning, democrat
Seventeenth district Grand county
F n. Hammond, democrat.
Eighteenth district, Bevler county
Ami It. Ilawley, republican.
Nineteenth district, Millard county
A. A. Hinckley, republlcun.
Twentieth district, Heaver county
O. F. McBhane. republican.
Twenty-first district, Plule county
Twenty-second district Wayne
count)- Ephralm Dastrup, republl-
" .. . .
Twenty-third district, Garflold
count)' Thomea Bevy, republican.
Twenty-fourth district Iron county
Wllford Day, republican.
Twonty-fluh district. Washington
county D, II. Morris, democrat.
Twenty-sixth district, Kano county
J. R, Spencer, republican.
Twenty-seventh district, Ban Juan
rimnt)' Uriah Ncllson, democrat.
Twenty-eighth district, Ducheano
co unty William O'Nual.
ACQUAINTANCE!
i
You Naturally Trust Fcr-
en er Thing Known ::
By HOLLAND,
WHEN about to engage In
a business veuture 70a
I prefer to deal with some one
you know. Tou bsve more
coutldeuco In the advice of an
acquaintance tbou In that of
fered by a stranger. Confi
dence Is based on acquaint
auca. In buying goods you prefer
to buy those that bare proved
their merit You want those
of a Ituowa sUndard-tbaae
that hare stood the teat of
use. These aru tho good that
are advertised. Look at our
advertising columns and ae
If tbla Is not true,
Did you ever know an article
of inferior merit to be widely
advertised? It U a fact that
tbs
MOUT WIDELY
ADVERTISED OOODS
ARE THE UEST.
Just as you Ond It safest to
do business with man yo
Iti'CT, you will Qud It MfMt
to buy gooda that you know
goods with which you hart
become acquainted through
advertising.
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When You Buy ! I
Groceries I
4B
At our Btoro you arc assured that IhVJ
tho quality is tho beet that can be 'hVbI
secured on tho market. hVbI
I When You Buy fl
Dry Goods fl
It is a certainty that every article IbVJ
is dependablo and haa the guaran- jflYJ
teo of a reliable manufacturer be- 9h1
hind it B
: Our Entire Stock fl
Is carefully selected by expert BAV
buyers who arc instructed, that HA
w- 1HHI
tho best is nono too good for our T rAHj
trade. fiHYJ
Carbon-Emery Stores Co. ; fl
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J. M. BEATTIE, General Superintendent. 4H
Stores at Hiawatha, Black Hawk, Mohrland and East IhVJ
Hiawatha. IHHJ
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Here's Where You Get H
fir?$toue I
Tire, Tubes and Accessories B
And that means that here you get H
the most for your money. Af
Most miles per dollar and most msmV H
comfort per mile. Phhi hiJ
Firestone quality has led the &Wfl MwJ
world for fourteen years. There is P&H H
no argument about it. K5?I H IhhJ
But because they have the largest and rtjftf J tflWJ
best equipped tire factory, and only the top- WffiWmf ShA
notch men, tho prices are right. Kffi. vfli jHI
Call and 8 WtlLJ HH
N-SkidSmo9tk Tread All Types All SUtt Hfc H
Price Eleotrio Co. H
PRICE, UTAH H
j UINTAH BASIN LANDS 1 I
We have several farms that , H
must be sold NOW. Here hB
is an opportunity to get one H
of the best farms in the Basin
at half its value. Write us HKH
at once, or come to HSI
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UINTAH BASIN REALTY CO. I
ROOSEVELT, UTA?I M
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Furnished rooms for llcht house-1 nubber stamps of svsry dWrtpttew HH
keoplnjr. Mathls Hotel. Phone 19. tf Isold by The Advocate Aavt HJH