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Service and Quality " " " "
War conditions may bring dif. IA I v-rflSlHSfe Weather ; ijfffl
flUlltics, but nothilljf Will Ccr mv I I 4S 1llirfcSfBHVfi!'K5' V. .bK A A - The Hun Special Scrx Ice m .bV
Le allowed to diminish the quaii- .X v I fl IprIMaCErVk rsM III III ill lH , -vnminhi and AtV,u rtr ami ISiBV
tv nor impair the service that 35 !5!?iy lUIL JJI IL """ '" """ """'"" """K"t
vcal.ays been characteristic f " " .J'T-.r'" !
f c Su" VOIUMB 4- NUMBEiTT "' ' " " r""' "'"" "" ,h Art ' """'"' ' -- Witt 1 " ft
;,nrnTAn ,.,. " ''I EVERY FRIDAY IcSmS 6, 78 WTu. ' ' "" U
DIRECTOR JAMES 8. NEALE
TALKS OF COAL SITUATION
Makes Strong Appeal to Miners of the
Country to Do Their Best In
Present Crisis.
. rrtejiondcnce The Run
WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 2.-"I am very anxious to lay be
fore ou certain imporUint facts about the coal situation as It
exists today, and I know that you will respond to the very best or
jour ability," sayB James B. Ncale, director of national fuel
production, in an address just sent out to miners nnd producers
of coal the country over. "There is at the present time a
,.&. coal wh,ch tlnnKcrU8ly threatens the success of the
Lnited States kov crnrncnt in carrying on the war. The enemy has
been checked but is not yet beaten, nnd to smash him and bring
peace nearer, we must send more men, more ships, more shells,
moic food. This means victory. Uut unless more coal is mined
we cannot Increaso the American nrmtes in France nor can we
ilrhe our blows home. In fact, without more coal we cannot prop
erh supply tho splendid forces already in the field. Besides this,
there will be suffering at home next winter, great hardships for
lack of fuel, which you will surely try to prevent. The power to
remedy thnsc conditions, to help the countiy through this Ire
nicmlous crisis of war, is in tho hands of the great army of tftinc
workers, and I have every tcason to be glad that it Is there. The
American miner has nlwns been the leader in coal production per
man and he will set new records during this war. Germany ex-1-ccled
to win when sho captured the coal mines of Prance. Tho
con! mines of America will beat her to her kncon if every worker
ti allien that his task Is as itnl as the fighting job of his torn
nuks in the trenches and Bhtllholes of Trance.
".Most thorough investigation has proved that there are enough
workers left at tho mines to win the war, in spite of tho draft, tho
voluntary enlistmonnt in the mmy and navy, nnd the demands of
the munitions plnnts. Increased coal production means as much
to the country na machine guns, baoncts or brave lads behind
tnem, nnd tho man who gets this coal out by working full time is
j-crving mu nnuon as capably as ir ho wore khaki. To work the
Jull prescribed hours. Mix days a week, unless prevented by cause
teond his control this is how the miner can overcome the coal
hortnge and Join the ranks of the patriots who are toiling, hands
hnd laarts together, to bring n splendid success to the causo of
thtir countiy nnd its allies. Because jou have done so much, I
confidently ask you to do more. No sacrifice which jou may bo
tailed upon to make can compate with the supreme sacrifice which
our millions of soldiers arc so leady and eager to offer. A man
tan do no more than lay down his life for a righteous cause. You
nro asked to do far less than this. It is jour chance to help win
the war for freedom, jour chance to speed the great fleets of ships
huen with supplies that are sorely needed in Trance, jour chanco
to keep tho plants nnd factories operating night and day, and to
warm the homes of millions.
MEN WITH IIACKHONC AND RED 1ILOOI).
"Every mnn with a backbone and red blood in him will want to
feel that he did his shnro in this conflict. You may not win tho
joldier'a glorj', but you are the man who makes it possible for him
to do and dare and die for tho cause of liberty. You mlnevvorkers
ere like a great reserve army which must shoulder the burden of
"long campaign in which tlure can be no let up ot the whole
ufensive plans will crumble nnd collapse. Not a man of ou
would flinch or hang back if he were in Tiance today and tho
truer came to advance in the face of the enemj 's mnchlne guns.
In the same wny, I am sure jou will not falter .when you realize
I O'a great tho need is for your bent efforts at home. You cannot
uo It all. The operators must join jou in a patriotic partnership
of effort. Thoy must work elbow to elbow with you and keep jou
everlastingly at it, nnd I am sending to every operator a lettci
tmplmslzing his own duty and obligation.
"Patriots all together. This is the motto to live by, day in and
'ay out. The soldier cannot fight to best advantage unless his of
leers supply him with everj thing he requires, and so jou cannot
tt out tho coal, full time, six dava a week, unless given pltcars,
Props, fair working conditions. It works both vvajc, as jou know.
ine oj mtor Is unnblo to break iccords for pioduction unless you
Me him your level best in honest work for joursclf and your ;
fountrj In tho wholo histoty of American industry there was ,
Jiever euch an onnortunitv to earn the nation's gratitude nnd the
""Mings of the millions who will live and piosper in freedom
n'ter jou nnd I nro dead.
A ,c ''' k sothncks now and then and things may go wiong
miP i of UH n" but suc things will not discourage jou. You
jwu sot jour teeth and fight hardei to win, just as the American
tL,Wi' wncn driven buck three miles at the Marne, counter at
wcked and whipped the Germans to a standstill. The American
ncuil wild that his mon did not know how to stay whipped, nnd
'ne could ,,ot undcrsUuul an older to retreat. Thore is only one
t wIn' Don,t otpect the other fellow to do it for jou. All
u have to think nbout Is your own dnj's woik. This call for
"ore coal means you. Put In your best and jour duty Is done,
iii J? ' ,,er to "upply lenders In the campaign for incrad pro
Zl 'I' l nm nppointing In each of the producing districts
li I ir ?ut t,l country a mnn to servo as production manager for
" "strict, and I desire to have formed at each mine a committee
mm ,.be know a tho production committee of the United
i '.'.d ndmlnlatintion, three mon to reprosint the mine work
;""'"' inree men to represent the company. You will, thorefore,
m i p!l, clect yur three members and send their namos to me,
m-nVi? . If thoy ure approved they may be appointed nnd an ap
propriate certificate and badgo given. In making jour choice you
win Plenso bear in mind that membership on the production com
SI Q?Vka wlt, t honor nnd icsponslbllity, and ou will bo
fn;!!n"! hy tno following outlines of tho characteristics needed
J0; emberahlp and the duties involved.
JWAMncATIONS TOR MEMnCRSHH ON COMMITTEE.
S8t TJIcn known to bo patriotic. , , , . ,
th Dcon(1 Men who on account of relativevs or close friends in
cell T nro C8PecIally deeply Interested in having our soldiers re- ,
KPoibldBupportfiom those nt homo.
hlrdMen known to be falrmlnded and thus able to pass un- ,
(ContlnueJ on par elfht) I
CARWN TEACHERS ASStCHEO
Out- ncnmy MB , Vthv ,, am
. nr l Hnnnr
AU,ut c.r t.hrr In fnrbon
louniy nm n.tnr who nro not wnn In
nttemlnncc K)n InMltUlc nt ITIco
J .'... Th' Pr,,r' n prcou.
J... i'.hw! b n, Hl,n n" cnrrl'
o'w'i"?nl,rUl Vn" Monlnh IIMI
of Salt Lnico City un. hero iulnu
Kut of I'rof nnd Mm. Orm.n llynn
urlnit hl tny Itrflutilnjc Imlnj ntu
Ueiiu ate rcgUtrrlnn for the hlRh
HchfK. and efrihlnt point to n
J-cry Hrito tirnllinne K.lionl nt Car
VJ" 'll not Iwicln until nftrr October
8th, theru IwltiR no bulldlm; uall
mile until then llarixr In jet with,
out n tc-ichcr f.r tho kcIkhiI there.
hllo the hlnh iwhool nt Price In nhort
n tracher of nclence. The nmilenment
of tencher I hern rICii The firm
name Klrn ot encli plnt-e U the prln.
clpal of that action)
eUtlmn lllxh Kchool 1 , Fowler.
Arnold IlurRnner, mulc. Jean Mao
Mlllan. Junior high unil Knxll.li; inea
Kcott. oral expreMlmi nuit ph)Ual rl
ticnllnn. Klna St John, ilomeotle ml
elKtt mid nrt. Itachel llee.1), I.itln,
trinci and HimiiUIi, Matlldi llrric. '
ronimrrce. 1 In r Intra l'nre, ttiRnh. '
I lo Ann Turner, mntnin '
t amermi rdim Ifc IVmield nnd
(IrnMtii Uuiey
Cnntle (late I. j,,r An.rd HlelU
Thorn. Allcne Whlttaker, Ida An
lerwin nnd Hjhll Ktaldlnir
Carlxiiitllli M.nrlcllH iliitnlnif
Clear Crrek lu A. funk l.llllmi
HamniiMen, Mill rl I' lied Inn nnd
Vitlllcrn Hall
lleliur I) t W.mmIhhnI flam
AdaiiiK, I'alrj Adanw. Muv Niuill
I I irenee ltlolinr.l. Jpi,. HoliettKon,
Mre. Iotinrd Hnglsiid nn I (Icnevii
Shaffr
MlHMathu VKiim Ktaik M)rlle
'lark Akihh MnrUati, Allo Uiiuph
Mil" MhUIi Miirrny, Jomi hlne Ui
ll mid Orrfit A Mner
K'uillttortli lr Knt r' Hnll.ii.
Ilrnc Thomiu. fill) II i Mnffltl nnd
Klla VV'nkefleld
I'rlir t' II Mmli.cn, MnM lloff.
inaiiu (Had) NVImii. Thetmu I' Ar
III IMrthtulu Itondey, Curtlelln Htn
tiiMin, I'lnreiiie Walker Miirjorle
Mliffelt. IMireo IMII.y mid Therei
M.ud
Itnlim Mnr Dunnlnjr
Hmflvlil llolln V JoIiiiniii Mnr
I lliilliiea mid Clam Holme
MprltiK (lien I'dtn r linntinii
mid liuth ll lirenttVu
Hlaliilnril villi Jutilen I'reelwlali
IV rn o Onluriii, Ilium h Uiihiii mid
Dunlin Uirium
Hiiirr -e'U in ChrMenu u (lnrRlii
t'relRhtuii (lent tlee OrRlll mid Mnr
MathU
HiiiiidkIiI. II I' Vim man. IhirharM
Tnudlle, Dorothy lluniirtt. Clalu II
TeniMlllt Mary Tuddli, Uia T.olor.
I.) din Morale) nnd Mm t I) Mddell
littrr HuniD.lile Muntiiret M
Whltlim Catherine Ulillln mid Mn
I'lojil I'endericrufl
VVvlllURtnn I. Ionard ViiiIk
Montiromer). I tit ) V VV'nde nild llelle
I luxirnld
VVInltr Qunrtirn (Mleh It, I'm,
Mnldii Ktovart. Hi leu Mur Mllhr mid
(hirlotte IiikIxmi
Watllrt l.llllun Nelmtii
I tnh Mine ella l'lcil
I Inli'ldulio Motor totiipiiii) In of.
ferliiR txiine luinraliiH In neu motor
Inn kn. The firm U ntrtoikd
i mu i htti iH to imu-r
i i. Tin: couvntvx nun kk
4- 4 "
VVABIIINOTOV, D C. Viir
31 A treat) proldlnir fur the
ilrufilnit fur nilllinrj mrlu of
4 (Inek illlxeiiH In Atnerlut mid
4 American illUeiu In (I men, lm 4
4 lliir In Konerul term to iniiwn. 4
4 II'MH heturen the Unlliil Hlnlic 4
4 nnd othrl co-Ik llUrn nt. Hud 4
4 xlgnid ul the male depnrtmeiil 4
4 I mlu I ) Hern I no Uumlnir mid 4
4 MlnlMer IIimiumih,
44444444444444-144
UTAH DEMOCRATS ARE
TO NAME TICKETS
SOON
KTATK M (H)N(.ltlSIONA!,
COMIATIONH CVIII l.
heiHrniUr SOtli Hie Date and Sl
IjiUp CU Uk. Mimv IHlenlctl Ity
Ctialnnen f ll OrciiuluillimHr
Tlmc I lOil So Aa lo l.rl dtaiitaire
or hlnlr l'lr lUllroml lUlox.
t'tuli dintiMrnta will hold iholr
atttlc rinxenllon nt Hull Ijike OltJ,
rkptemtxr 30th At the wine time
and plnie the coiurewtlonnl romni.
tliuia or the find nnd ktoihI dlntrlrta
mux i in The demneratlc Mate eoni.
mlttcc in to nici t the Mime date The
itiliXi lillmi w ronnlKt of nix liiimtretl
nnd fixe deletrateic. rurtlona of the
tall for the lonxentlim follon
The itunotralM of Utah xxlll tnke
tiotlie that n Mate, eonxentloli. roil.
htlltiK of nix hundred mid flxi dule
Kalvn, xx III 1 1 In Id nt the Orphetini
thtnter Hull Ijike Cll), rommurliiic
ut II (Ml.uk Heilemler 30th. for tlm
mrpon. of iiumluntlnir three JuMlrea
of the Mipreme iiuirt one to rrxe
fur ten unhs one for ila-ht )eura nnd
one for Mx )eara mid of elei Una; n
Mute c mniltle.
"liich loiiuty I intltlid In one
dtleimli to the Mate iiinxentl.ni for
ixrry liiiudied nfld thllt) xnten or
nmjor fin. tlon tin reof itiM fot Hlmou
linmlierKi r, iiimllduti for Koxirnnr
In Noxemlftr IHI1 The iiuml er if
itet. Katm to willed uili i-oiint) U en
tltl.d nti.lt r hiiiIi iippurtlouuiint nre
"Ihnxtr 10 llox Cider JO, Curhe,
37 CatlNin 11 DiiKKitt C Dux In 15.
Duehceiie, 10 Knier) 10 niirtleld,
t (lriiiul :, Iron 7, Jiuih l, Knne
3. MllUrd. IS Morioin 4 I'lut. 3
lilt li. 3 Hull Iwikt 32G Han Junn 3
Halip.t. 31 Hexltr II Hnmmlt II
Ttxiete II rintnh U I'liili t VVn
Mitrh VV'nKhliiRtoii 9 VV'iDtie 3,
mid U'. Ur, fil
"On I lie Mime tlntr mid nl the mine
plait, xheu the luiMneea of tin Mute
iiinxi ntl.ili xlinll liuxe liet ll tllnMiMil
of. III. ililruatiMt ttiuMltlitliiK the wild
Mute eonxt ntlotittlnill rewiixe Ilium
eilxea Into Ixxn rouuroNnlonnl ilMrliln
t f thin Mali The delfKiitea eln led to
tin Mato r nxeiilliiii front lht toiin
tit a toiiMltutliiK the flmt loiiKriMlon.
nl illMrlit of (Mull Mnill innMltiiln the
lonxentloii if Hie flrM loiiKreMlonnl
tllMrlit tind Mnill nominate ii lepre
Mlitnllxe to the Hint) Hexenlh toil
urea.
Tin dilcKiitiH elrtled lo the Mule
ftiiixentlou from tin imiutliM nniMI
tutliiK the neiond coiiKrr.l.iinil tllx.
ttltt of Utah ahull lonMltule the ae
nnd (oucreNMonjil dlMrltl mid ahull
nominate u repreM ntallxe lo the fllx
D'HiXelith toilKriM
ll U n itimnii ndetl h) tin Mute
li miuriitli ixecullxe itiminlltee that
prttlml irlmiirliM le held for the
eln ti ii of delegate lo the elate ton
xeiitluii mid that ul euxh prlumrleii
tin aextrul preiltuta orsiuUe with it
full complement of nffltira for the
i naiilnc two riH,
e'hulrmen of life aixrrnl toiiul)
it mmltlKii nre ruiiieeted to make nr
rmitromenta for Mich oriciinluillou mid
for thu eli t Hon of (mini) ininmlllieM
to nrrxc for the i iimiIiii: two ere"
OariilMiet Iiik of tin wiiKia of rnl.
road emplo)t t fori Iddi u I.) Dim.
ti r (IrlHtnt MiAdoo Tho wiiRea urn
In Id In the ordir lo It prior to their
ni un nt to Die null, Koxtrnmeiit
run. In mniluM whhli letcul iictlou mu)
not le taken McAil.ui ut Hit Name
linn made It plnhi that tmplo)ea who
do not pu Hit Ir Mil- nil) le ill.
Ill luxe. I
Kerlemt h the heM It ut her If
)imi inn ufforil the prld
PR0D0CTI0N MANAGERS REPORT FINE-RESULTS
llu Hun Hitilii rirxiu
VVVHIIINOTON, I) C H.pl S -I ett nt rt imiiIm from t
Mhriam.iointc.1 lo th. Inltld Nii , S I 2,? " ! ! 'T11,
Plan- hmuifurat.d l them ,,r nn.hU iuJmtul U m , hJ I V'r ',""'
, d r. inlemilii taU.r In ilw ml,,, flolda xxiu. ,J "im, t" ' of li?.';";'
Tht He rfl, Id liiiunji,,,,,.. CoUl wirHiru , , ,l,o , ' 7em . , ? !n
Hal P. tint) It aula Charlea (l Nill prodiiiilou munumr hui kVni r-..., i e
rMull. ...niplUhetl la,,., tlmtmh i.uiou onmluee. a .,' Mm" of
thU r In Mil) tin. p, nentuKe f aiwcute, from work i the ini.viLu
SO in June It wii. 13 s und I,, Jul, s , er , T,.e tonnu" ' pr d imI Ir
d. , per man under the Mlmul.ia or th, pro.luitlo,, ...n.i.iltt wH M' ' T
Jitnt I iiiul Jul) S t ton- "" 1 "
VV II WHlluto, piodiiillni nullum r fir MRIiIkiiii reiiorm oro.io.n. .. ,
tho xxeok .llnK AuiruM lOtl, ,IH 30.343 toi,. the Uirlrt or ...Vu. iV. . f"r
Vprll Ut of ihU W I1....I Alal-mnn. iWuitlon ManuBJr "ft," i Zcr T
port- irodiutlon for Hit wek tndlmr AuKu-t 10th na IJT7U it ,J il'
.rea-o t I5C ton- oxw the wH.k endlnk Jul) dth wl,ui, xxui n, J"C
pie.tdl.iir the liiuuhurutloi. of tl,e, pnent a)Mm of work to Iwrl! .
dutllon TIiIn Inereaae In Vial aum wn iimtlt, th. hue f tho Si. t n".ln"
mine. I.t elhl hundrcl nnd i, ,,ertlni h..un To , ?', ' L'e
nliortuRi " '" "
Iru Cluneiw. produillon maiiiiRer ut I'ltt-hurK. Kan U trxlmr .oi .. .i .
or Imxliiic xxniron mint pool their tounuKe o (hut two or thrte max iL.i .,11
,m. r thu. reduulntf the nmount of equipment tueded mid "pouX le
loadln of tura more prompll) A .uiuteMlnii j.j w , ! era iirol .f, , i.t
mauaKer of tho ConnelUxllle lUtrkt, hua been aiil.mltted throuKl tho , l?.
duetlon bureau lo the railroad admlrlMrallon that n camS 1 , "urt?.I
Iraffk" BrW,,,,r " lh" ,mft "' ra"raa ml'0w M"ln 2S!
K F VMte, production manaKcr of the New ither dUlrlct hn h.,i
meellnw of uperlntendentu, boe and fire boa-ea In hi- district urUinS
IMxdlpir up In production He rrporta that farmer In hla dl.trlct whoie ion? ;
ro In the army ixent Into the mine, and loaded from ton to fifteen ton.er
man, limply a an oxpreaalon of their pntrlolumi Tln churehea In ihl ,it.
trlct are holding pclal mretlntra at which the Importance of Increaaod coal '
production li ured t-ju com ,
THE CIRCUATION OF THE SUN FOR
THE MONTH Of AHCIISr.
Htnto of I tuli, Coitnl) of Carbon
It VV Crockett, inmiaKcr of The
Hun I'ubll-hiiiK lompotiv flrM bclim
-ixi rn on 1,1 onth ram that tlm clrcir
litlon of The Hun for the month of
MiRuat. Ilia, wna fixe thou-and elsht
hundred nnd nrt) (tltO) coplea, lean
lxt) Ihreti (3) coplea -polled In
printliiR- nud retnlned for office file.
, , It W CIIOCKICTT
HulwtrllHtl mid anorn to I efore mo
lllla 3d da) of Hopt. mber 19U M
CommlMion expirea Mnrch IH, 13J
(Henl ) CMII. It MMtCUHKN
...' N",,,r I" "! l-r Carbon Count)
lTlah
TWBHTf-fOm HOW CAJtlON
Ijim of tin Htktllir Drnfl Off lor
Cnlironiln Cnnip.
Twtnt, r.,ur Carlton (omit) ..'in J
men dapnrted hut txenlim on the
Dtnxer nnd lllo (Inutile trnlu due
here ut 4 !S o'clock, I ut eexcrnl mill,
lite- Into, for Camp ICenrti), Cala ,
Hie) beliiK the Mm of the aclectlxe
drnft ror till- itiuni) The) help to
fill the ttiotn ir twelxt, litindred mid
r.rt).flxt min i, ill, d from Utah for
, Heptuuhnr Rtli Txxo other- tlml did
not re-pond to the coll. .o)d KIhk of
Hiinn)-lde nnd rphrulin VV'iMwootl of
I'rlie nre to rotioxx in xt Mumlu)
Hinie two hundrid re-ldentii of I'rlee
mid other (ommuulllta of tho toiiul),
rilntlxe- nud frltu.l- xxer. nt th. tie..
lot to hid Koodh),-. The twillt) .four
an i:rm-t Itrnncli mid Jo-tih lliir
in it. VVMIIURtou llarxt) llr)mi und
lle,irKi Uiilne m.irrw ivxur I'Urce
Hiin)i,U Alfred Vula-iiii a. .Sew
Mtxho Itxru II lluktr. H. xler itniu
I) Domini. k MIkIIiciIo nnd Airrnl
Jtn-eii I'rl.t Alex Joiiea, I'ruuk oil.
x i tin I'hiiui. vVe-t mill I'.itr Hmiku
kl-, lllnwulhii Hiuto- lliottll Hluti
It) C Cull.) mid I', (ir l.tilorl, Del
ptr CI in nit r t'U CiiMI, (Int.
IhiwiII Hurt, Nephl Vlrall M Audri-
Mm K'eulluortli Thonuia Auder-oii,
llllnol- lit ml Tex ll)rum Dal.
Ioiuir.l KiikIuu.I mid Jnnitii Dirt I,
VVInltr Quiirt, r- nnd William U
Htexxurl. Cum, rou J S l',, rt-tm
-irilur) for the druft lM.nr.1 t The
Hun till- exhmi-t- nil tin mii ol
Cl.i-a 1 v
GOOD OIL COUNTRY HERE
ol John t. ItrtMiUn Hi i.miI Willi Cm
fiil)nii Kcrtlon.
On hi- tilp to I'rlie laM wtek Col
John C llrook- or Kiiiinim Clt) Mo
int. of tho IiIr tilltuin of tlm touiitr)
nnd InltreMid In wxirul lotmilou
oxer In C,il 11111)1111 mat .,f tliU rlt),
xl-lltd that -tdloii In inmpiiii) with
Arthur J le Id, went oxet the
ground btloiiRhiK b) locution to Utah
Hhale und Oil lompuii) In wlilth he
la un ofriter iiIi.iir with c v Hinrr
mid ll -en, la tea.
Itx.ntl) he mid hi- purlin r- hml n
riport on lllla mi lion from llulr Keo.
IokH who tamo mil durlnir tlm num.
mr from New Vork Colonel llrook-I-
idtn-ed with whul Im haw Ituutly
mid I- miiM (iiuri.leul the Kroutid la
xnluitble for oil una hi opinion
on leuxliiK hen Hint iuourIi work
nii)wn. will Im doui there thl- full to
hold the around until Krrut.r develop,
ment romoa.
lit it nil) the kos rrmmiit Im- with.
draw ii ii- o land- nbout tlilrt).t Ijclit
llioii-und litre- lielwern HuniDM.In
nnd I'rlti ThU itciloii tend- to
-trrnHih, ii opinion of nxp.rt- thut w
haxt oil rlRht lnr nt horn.. Colonel
llrook- I- ii brother of ex-noxernor
llrook- of VV)omliiR nnd Im- I.Ik oil
h.ildlni,- in HiHt -lute und In Texua
mid Okluhomu
C VV Hpurr Rem ml inumiRt r of
Hi.. Uirlmer Hparr luteri-l-, I- expett.
e.l In lrlit. mi) da) now from the
l.uM He ma) linxn aomethliiR to -a)
of lotiil pluu- mi loiuliiK here
iiovns down nun or (jiii.i.n
itivi.it in vi in iid Hiivi'i:
Tourl-t- nrrlxliiir from the weM re
I" rl the ronU- betxxtou (lrn lllxer
und the Col. rmlo line In a dl-Rrnctful
tondltluii, -ii) a Tuemla) a Orund Juno.
Ili'll iColo ) New- I'nrllea here Mop.
day auld the I Ir wnli I elw Mmk
xxii- will illicit Impii ablt. it idiiR
neieeeur) to mnkt u bK dilour oxer
rotka und HirouRh auRebruiili to rind
ii tro-liiR Hint could le negotiated nl
ml by mi milomoblli Thore nrn other
bail road- In I'luh. li in clulnnd. but
Ihe iMi-ttru part of the atute take- tho
Perlmmo,i ,iH IikxIiir ii monopol) on
Iho xjorat road- In Hit. VVe-t llelweui
Hun Ki-Hiitl-io und tlruhd J unci Ion it
I eald. tin ri.n.l- urn kopt In roo.I
condition until Utuh i rem tied Then
II l-'RHtfiiud h in n.tntloii -uld
one of the truvtlera
uonvi i-nit m otiii its
IN L'NUK KAMH HI ItV ICK
Thmhwidn of mm of middle uKe
niuii) of them well nblo to perform
mnny vurletlca of military work, nro
exacted to flotk to the color- n- the
reult of mi order pcrmlttliiR men be.
tween Hit nuea of 44 und (6 tarti to
volunteer for acrxlco In the ,,unrUr.
-"nd uJhtt."ia nrd",tt,u' llartmenta
nnd, with Hie consent of the atirtcon
Roneral In the medical dopurtmeut
Men of nil occupatloiu nre wn,BU
for tliciio cla-aoa of , rvl.a nnd they
xxlll b, i u..d both , ll,"3 fltatca
2J..tln..Iranc Nt"'0 1'" come
within th otre limit of tho amended
wlrctlxo aerxlco act can bo adopted
fjika B. YounR ha l,nn nnnolnled
oo-rTT at Helper ror .UhSi'nS
FAILING TO REGISTER IS M
IMPRISONMENT FOR !
ONEYEAR I
(tOVIUNOIt HI(H ll) or utTI. li
KNK WD Oil 1(1 UK K H
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la nil Kxrry I ffnrt In Drnft llonnU H
nml l'fntrt Offl.Tn. Jxexi Tliumlay, H
N it nilier I Jll Kirrjlhlnc la In TaH
llrudlueM lliroiiRliont tlm Cotinlr. lal
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(lox Hlmi ti lltimlireer luM Turn- j H
da) prut lalmi d reRl-triillon day, I a
Thur-du). Heplember I3lh, na n Matt ' ' aH
Wide leRiil holldn) It U officially ! ' M
rcciucMed thai patrlotlt alRiilfUanca ' bbI
In u,cor.lo.l to th, itny nud nil cltlieu- L bH
are a-ked lo na-IM In the Mr rrKl-tra- K 'H
lion whith will turoll men of from lir '-
IK lo tn iuir for Hie national nrtn). Vt'sH
To thl- end I nl-o mil upon atnti, I VbbI
cll) nnd toiinl) orflclala, leachera In B : H
pill. II. echoot-, member- of tint atatn V H
und count) count - or ,l.f, n,e, nnd K M
all oilier Rood .Ilium-, to tender their M
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iioiiuiid the Rox.rnnr Under au- J IH
Ihorll) M-tttl In the ire-ldeiit. It ha f M
hcr-it nnlernl tlml -tale hradiiuarlera. 3 H
lotnl board- mid other- nffltliU of p : 1
tin -int. hold Ihtm-elxtN In rtuillneaa i ' H
l protced iiromptl) with th. Ir work J J H
on the rr Kl I ml Ion dule S HH
All I. nl I mini-. It wiin miiioiitued, iL'f 1
will linxo -up. rxMon wlthhi Hi, Ir re. m M
-pettlxi Jiirl-.ll. iIoiih. The nitiinl rrif- w!XH
l.lrntloii will be mn.lc hi Iho i u-tom. E jliaH
ur) xoHiir pirxlmla within Ihn Jurl i j
dlrtluu or enth lMiiir.1 or In Mich other i ZH
pin..- ii- -hull hi dt-lRnalett I.) pub. M Ma
II. hoti.e It.KlMriuit- nud nil pi r- ' FikM
-on- . Iuiri .1 with n kuotxledRo or tlm I .
riRlntmlloii nr. uuriiul Hint lnor- K
min will not txtiiM them fiom proMi. 1 KH
.nil. hi , i iM
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VIoluHoii or thi -eletllxe herxlre S'VaH
iruxl-n I- itiu-iihred n ml-.teineun. M XbH
nPiiml ll punl-hiible b) Imprlmmment (C'tIbI
for one )ear nud ioulble lo of elll WbH
. nhlp ilRht- lletntlxe to proxl-loua (TiIbH
of polite ttcopcrall the irilumn rViKBH
Hon wi)- on Hit tluy hct for real- IHbH
Iriitloii nil federal mnr-hul- .1. iiit VIdbH
m ir-hul-mid luxi-tlKatliiR iiRenta nnd AiVbH
nil pul lie of fher- or whatexcr Rrade S'VbH
or tin -hall hold Ihem-elvea In R Ii'bH
reudln.M to rt uder whntetr iilM. , n
mite mu) be iiitcM-ur) In pre-ervlnR j 'faH
order nl pln.o- of riRl-trutloit nnd In . lM
a l-lliiR In IrlitRlflK nbout tompletn 4 bH
reRi-tnitlon ISbI
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xt-tlRutliiR iiRetit- nud polite offlrrnt I Biif mH
-hall txninlne Ihe reRlMmtlon ll-ta 91 HbH
mid report without tit In) to the local K tiM
lM.nr.l- the imnir- or mi) ptr-on- HISbB
ktioivn b) them to huxe fnlled to tK' m 11
Inter Hiem-elxia when liable to reul SHiSIbB
IMitlon und It -hull In Ihn dut) of lo- fr'afH
ml li.Mir.l- o nport to the proper X IH
Dnlled Htalea illMrlit attorney nil .!
t n he- tnmlntr lo their attention of SrlSlH
per-ou- who liuxit failed lo pre-enl fflltlBl
llitm-tlxea for rrRnitriiHon ua re avijUHl
quired b) luw Toll e officer- may Rlfl Br
retiuire mi) pron -object to reitl-. XmWBj
irntloii to exhibit hi- rrRl-trutlon cer- KhXaBjl
tlrlriitc Kf JM
OrrltirM Mum Aid. m
III txer) cu .i In which u dtil) dec jfi mM
lRnute.1 of fl.er or ncent rcfuo or ?L H
rull- lo nil, Hit. hoxernor, adjutant Wi
Rriirul or member of n lotnl board A HB
xxlll priHtt.l nt once to immn unother J j tBH
offlu r or uReiit for am h dut) nnd will kH
IrliiR the fail of auth rrfu-ul or full. if flB
ure mid the t Iriuin-tancea connected M iflHl
Ihernxxlth to the nltenllon of the
proper Unlit d Htntea dl-trlcl nltomey, Hi fljSJ
with ii xlew lo the liiMllullou of pro-. jG flH
eutloii of -mil officer or neent. iu IB HHI
proxlded In Htt 0 of the nil uppruxed SSHbI
Mn) IX 1917 H H
"It I- eentlul that tho ptoplo of M.
Ihla Mate -hull uicoril the fulle-t f X
jiua-uref to.op.rutliin, in Ihe turry- B
Inif out of thl- ordir iRiinrmico of Ifil
Iho luw und Iho refutation- l-uid b) If! K
proper uuiliorltlvi under the law ex. Iff
cu-ea no one All per-on- on thrf B fl
border Un.. of tho nRt. of reRl-lrutlon B
will I.,. required to rIx iidcmmte M V
proof thut the) nro otit-lde or tho aK S W
limit -p(lfied Iho penult) for rail. B Hi
uro lo reRl-ttr I- ..no )ear,a Impria. IR W
oiimeiit nnd no man tun exonerate W XA
hlinef b) the pujment of u fine" A W
t lull- imotu of llmllc.l a, rxlto men Iff W
fur tltrknl und MonoRruphlc work In M HI
drafi board offtlH ' foil) me jR8
r UKe men. w he i, , nllcd. xx 111 b taken W IB
I ort Ikhii Colo mm n,ero out. B Si
Intel for tho work In Utah draft 1 ffl
paid l7 BO a month, with the rank M
( prlxnle The llmlin.i ...,!. " B W
culled for thl- xvork will be command. iff ill
id by Captain ntiRcruld """"". f"
ThouRh -Into drnft headauarter, ill
haxe rocelxed man) requoata b men B fl
belHean IS und 46 )oara uMug thai M 1 fl
the) Immedlnlel) be Inducted Into Ihe ilf fl fl
aerxlce, It la offltially nnnouueed that (BSI
no Immediate Induction- into the tR HI fl
urm) will b oliwed until after Ihn ff 11
reRUtrntlon on H. ptember 11th jft l
Hill L.VUI IllINt TAKIJ4 Kl. lP'1'l
hiioou it itovri: vt coirov ,tt
PltOVO, Hept 1 Ham KIiir. a,., rafifSiffl
ohoepherder working for William 1r IB 10BI
Tare nsar Coltep, wau found deud lfi SBI
ye-lerduy with a bullet xvoiind In 10- s iff BBI
head und a revolver b) hi- ide Ha (B m Bl
wai about 46 year- of are and un. " 'B llBl
married. Ilia homrt wa In SpojiUh SF5 ,
.ll0r,H,. . Th lKi",'. " brP"ht here M WJafl
tonlffht Death believed tb have XI Bl
been due to (ultlde. i W M
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