The Sun. [volume], October 25, 1918, Image 1

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I THE WEATHER
f TV, Sun Special Scrvlec.
n-wnit t'i oou n, n a.Ht
iinpritil fair tonight Hml Attar-
I ill px 'i'1 r"'" "r ,0,"w '" th-e north-
wc,, . .rtioti rrewtlng temperature
i t .t irii
Anuther tlilnic wo W nlwul the
is Hint tho ml lorn ran liull their
t, sfi-i over their shoes without wig
their reel
I . 1
VERY BRIEF SESSION OF
DISTRICT COURT AT i
PRICE
iiMt or inpi.ukn.a imiMm
s i.?t)tmiivr
Vernl I'mluUi MnlUm niul oiim
othtr n" llcnnl In W lilt ti Mien
' Were Ni WIiiicsm Or .liiroct
j .iptnluK t)ilii)iil lor lhi tin c
' mini or 1-oiiB Term In Kmery
JK Uiorge I'hrMriiMii adjourn
i -mil nrl for I'arhoii muni)
)r ealerdu evening unlll Id
k r l he morning of Novemlwr
I Ml rlmlnal immm were mi
ti I fr the term, while Jury asm
K r begin Oectunber Id nt 2
, i k Jurors were v uvl hhiii
i , iih aim "nl irnlHte mat
i r 1 1 iieeH where hii nutnlwr of
i vi were mil required wire
ijr during Hid tlttee data komIuii
Ii I gun Tuesdit) morning IiikI
tu t OhrlstemHin being delayed h
I g term for llmnr) ioiint at
s, lnk nur Monda) It is lv
ibf. . f the Infliifiiui Hint tourl win
i imnl it I'rlie.
I t lit of Xrihle II CIihmI denarii
lit' I lit for litter or mlmlnlstrrtthin
M for November Jd
v 1ft M Klhano k 1'ralik Mt
Klh nt divorce Petition grunted
. ! . ntcrcil of record
'ill' of James II florlc) tie
i ... i I'etitlon for oriler of eHle of
rf, etsto grunted an pr)ccd for
h ' ite or Itwiben II llrynn de
n I I Hint account Mini iit-tltlt.il
i r 1 .Munition liettril Approved
-iiile if Henry I'lmml. dceeaid
iVil ill for Mile of real estule grunted
i pi iul for
tlu mutter or the gurdluuehlp
I.om uinl Dtvld lliiuvlcktu. final
mint nml potlllon or Ito Ibmvl-
ti lirtitil nml grunted ilie having
rs hml her majority
W A Itowry vs. Thomas t Vault bet
tl thorn Motion for dint barge of
Hvir wua argued nml hrlefii sub-
ttml to tho uiiirt on lertulu phases
i'ii tuollun Thu uune Involves the
-Ling or ithniit fln hundred head
.' sheep by plaintiff to dufnlvdante
' r i term of five cas, runnhiK atl
ii the full of ttllf.
Waller I'erry Klrekey. trustee v
irleH I'tttlttl nml John I'Mtlttl Mo-
f ir it new triHl heretofore taken
IT UllUlillU)llt lll'lllnl
Hilt' i I" (lreiiw Nluk (.'
dm ii il i. them JmlKiiieHt uvwir.l
'I ilnlntlff In the Hum of ITItO
ul Ih I'lllltleK t'timmlilnii of
l till Htar HUKe line ( ni-iwrt
r hip) JllllKlliellt UKMlmrt tUfeml
r win. Ii illreitM the oliejHme orun
'rr of the t-ominlMNloii iltileil Mu
15IM wherein the) urn lruhllilll
( mi opt riitlmt u utMKe line from
I e tu llliwuthii
IHRS. N0RAWILL1AHS DEAD
lluhnml nml Little Ctrl Are Very
Ikiii In Culifonilu.
Mm Nor llninlp WIIIIhiii wife
jf 8 C WIIIIiuiin of llui Denver ami
1 firamle run en nt I'rlie, illeil of
n imonln rollowliiK the luriuetiM nt
Aiivole. (Julu . Iutt WiMlnnHilny
murnlnif Th remulim, Hwomimnlwl
MIim Kuphue llomlo), u eieter,
n the little Ihi) or Mr nml Mrii
luiim, will urilw In l'ili In
" row the liiulKiml U confined to
leil with the imeiiinntilu uml will
' t tin ulilo to Kt out, ndvlcei from
r hi for four or flv ilui
t hitliy, u little ulrl of home thne
in quite low ami l not expettwl
irvle
II uml Mr Wlllhtins went to
mhi u few weukM KO to upend
liunlMturN Mioiillon ami were a
n itnlml hy the iiUter of Mra Wil
li 1 ami the ihllilren Thej weio
!' nic ut the home of hl nrent
! tukdl III Dei'uUMiil In tho
' ktiter of Mr nml Mm. Ilormttnn
' r iy unit wua Imiiii ami reared In
1 us jihii whm uImiiii yeir f
i il u iiiimt lovahle woman
tirntiKemelitM an to the funeral
' I n made, and It U duulitful If
" I than hrlof hurlal eerUen will
I ut the itrave
' I MUtlCN I.OSSIW OVKltSI'-XH
I Mom: 'l HAN I'll TV TIIOUhA.MI
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H "' ' 'Hi inimtMr uf AmM-leu nx
' B ' irs fore eaiiimlthM to iluU.
I
K I in aitliiu (InelmllnK two
' 1 nml nlneO -three nt .
I ' ' ''I of wound. SICO. ulwl f
H ' ?" iIImI of uooldeHt and
t U luiwi, I0i!. woundutl In ai
e I 7 967, mliwIiiK In hi Hun (Hi
V ' B prleonem), ST87 TotuI to
f M '1050
IH " -iwatha thu for Immune from
'Ucnxii, Iiuh pluce! u ittrlct em-
ri onlruvel In nml out Nu one If
'vrrrltted tu leua the town except
y "peiiul piirmlaiilon IncomliiK
'vu u limited to thone'im upeoliil
Jlnemi ami In caces of this kind
Kltom mutt (tresent rv phyilolnn's
"tf ratc Bpeolul policemen hac
n piarod ut tho arloun entruncea
L r ,he lown w'"' ltruttlon to
T 1 i ,nforc H" order 8unniilde
L "a n feral other caropa of the dls
Y ' haB token th name precou-
J M 5ft lllowutha
Fntered ns BecondtClniui Mttttt, June t 11S, nt the I'ostofflce nt rrke, Utnh, fnJer the Attof March J 1171
VOLUME 4; NUMBER 22. EVERY FRIDAY OCTOBER 21, 1918.
UL Somewhere in the U. S. A.
Z OH 1MI WW-'
(OtfTllMI I
UTAH SHOWS UP SPLENDIDLY !
IN THE WARJVORK PROGRAM!
Acting under Innlructlona from tlio
Kovvrnmviil, I'nod AilmlnUtratnr
Arimilrnim 1 1 ua, Jiut mailed In Unnli
lUKtuii. I) C i tlio followliiK lum
inury of tho war work dono by Utah
during tho war A pari of It It Riv
en the lint liberty loan Utah sub
ncrlliod $11,400,000, liur ullolmonl
w-un ICtOO.OOO In tho second lib
erty loan she raised $10,200,000)
her allotment vrus $10,000,000 In
the third lllmrt) loan sho raised
J12.6Jl.S00. her nllotmmt was
I10.J15.0U0 Ho fur In tho fourth
llborty loan shu Iiuh rnlsvtl approxi
mately $12,000,000 aRitltist an allot
mill uf $18,600,000
In tho first lied Cross itrho sho
suUtcrlhcxl ISIO.000. her quotu was
$3t0,000 In tlio second lied Cross
ilrlo she raUwl $1112,000 as aRitttut
livTV ullotnivnl of $noo,000 In thu
Ited Cross inoiiibunthlji drtvo she
rulied $07,000 hkiiIiuI un allotmunt
of $C0.000 Kor tho soldiers" wel
fare fund shu subscribed $110,000
imalmit u $100,000 ullnlmvnt r'or
tho Y .l C A war fund slio huI
sorlbcd In full bur ullotmoul of $10,
000 In nil the drlo, with (lie excep
tion of tho present loun cumpulKiii
shu raised $3!),4G0,300 us nRulnst a
total allotment of $27,836,000 Tho
wur savhiK stumps sold to July 1C,
191S (maturlt) uluo) amounted to
$3,000,000 This brings tho tolul
funds ruined In tho statu or urlous
war drhen up to $42,450,300 Tho
stutun population Is vsHmalod at
445,100
Tho tolul oliinleor millstmenls In
tho arm). tmy and innrlno corps
from April 7. 1017. lo Hopicmbor 1.
litis, woro 8G2 Tho total draftud
mun In son leu from April 7, 1917, to
September 1, 1918. were 0635 This
Kle " total contribution of men tn
the service up to Beptember I. uf
18,07 The aboo llRuroa ilo not
Include shlpyurd workurs or othors
euKi'Hotl oxeluslvely In war work out
side of thu actual urm forcos
The d of Ksmmer C Hteiui
was Mtit t" Knlnlew mterUy. vsii
rn"v..'a Herald of the I Mil II- lll
.t it IoohI hospital We.liU van
"nit fit.m injuries suffer Ih a l
mine at IHotra where he was work
lav Stevens was drlvliiB an lirlc
motormr In the mine whhh was
thrown from the traik. plunlint him
under It HI rltsht ! ws frae
turod uml hud l" be amputated, and
his skull wus crushed ! the rlKht
oe He was 13 years '" l"JJ
the son of Mr ami Mra John 1.
Htevens of Tain lew. who. with one
sinter, uml fourr brothers, one of
tho brothers with She Amorleuniiim
In I'ranie. survive him
Ah u means of making a direct ap
peal to Utah Klrts to Invest part of
their time at school in studilnit do.
mestlo solenie us a war measure, Miss
Jean Cox, state supervisor of voce,
tlonnl domestic solonce, Is conductlnK
u number of mass meetings In vurlous
stele sehool districts. In thla way
tduiators hope to enlist tho suppor(
of every Utah school girl
(RUSHED THROUGHWITH LEAST CONSIDERATION
Dcfcnueig of tho mine tux imiundment cry Krnvoly nurture un
that the JiiciiMurc wn paused by a vote of "more than two-tbirdft
I of the IcsrJHluture," asHerta Monday'n Snlt Iako Tribune. A It
could not have been Htibmitted iinlcaH ttupportcd by at least to
tliirdrt of both houses, its presenco in our midst is incontioverti
blo proof that our talented constitutional rcp.iirmen arc KivinK
correct information on this point. It is not necessary to review
Hip nmondnu'iit's Ii'jrislativu history for their benefit. They
lenow i.ll about it. Tlioy were riht on the job, as usual, to see
that this or t-omo other kind of an amendment was passed. But
it is woll to ttll the stoiy briefly to refresh tho public recollec
tion of that night, 'or it all huppened in one night, the last night
of tho Mission.
The amuudmi'iit was prepared outside tlio ranks of the legis
lator and font to the senate a little after 1) o'clock as a substitute
for a rojohition nhendy parsed by thu house. It was ho different
from the house resolution thnt thu author of the original measure
refused to vote for tho substitute when it came back to the house.
It was a proposition tmtirnly unlike anything previously presented
to the Utnh leglslatiue or to any other legislative body iih far as
we can learn. It wiih passed by a docile senate majority on the
nssurtion that it had the administrative approval, although
several seuiitor.i ueic sufficiently awake or conscientious to vote
ngainst it. It w.is then hurried over to the house, where it was
pmtnptlv Killed in accordance with the pleasant practice followed
by the house income tax bill. The amendment was resurrected
by a liouio member a few minutes later and passed, with only two
votes to spare, amid the confusion as the members collected their
official and private effects preparatory to going home,.
The whole business was completed in less than two hours and
Im anothei hour the legislature finally adjourned. There was not
oven the pretense of n discussion of thu measure, on its merits, to
Miy nothing of a public hearing. In fact, it was never heard of
outside the capitol building and very little Inside until after it
had been passed. Public business was never more privately trans
acted In tho history of the state. The legislative record of tho
amendment nlonu is sufficient to condemn, it. And thu legislators
who tl us displned "ch indifference towards the state's organic
law are not likely to point to this portion of their record as justi
fication for Author opportunity to manifest their statosmnnllkc
i.tmlitius
NEW FOOD-CARDS COMING '
Iti'Kiiliillnii- uml .SiiiwmIoiii. lo lue,
In If4imtxr, Nel,
WAHHIMITO.V U i' il - i
Twenty mlllem home t irils contain
IliK the I lilted Mates food administra
tion a new food lonservatlnii ie;itu
lloiis ami su westerns are to be ills-,
trllHiled aiiiunK AmetUaii huusttwlie
II had lu planned to illslilbule
them ill Ut tolier 7th, but Wause uf1
the Infliittnsu pldemli the ilWrltm-
thill was i lutiiKtMl tu lleiemlmi" Ut
Meantime lh t-inwervalloii piintram
Is to m pushed
The new ianls will show the uod
of t a refill suvlliK or all edibles, par-;
teularl whtMt, HUal. rata il euuwi.
hut thero will be mi mere wheat-1
leas' and 'meal I ess' dsy rsBUlHttoim I
llousswivea will In Inform!. Ihatl
Aliurlia must semi to her soldiers
and to the allies ,7te.veU tuns mure
foodstuffs this your than last, and It I
will be "put up" (ii the home
women' uf the United Suites to helpi
feed the XS.ono.000 people frd from
Oermany ,
Tho fontl udmlnliitratluu will also
this ear omit tho pledges tlmt were
miked over u ear ago, und to which
13,000,000 Amerleaii women sub-SLrlbed
J Wilbur Ilurnhum raifed this
ear ut his plate northwest of Trice
about two tons of cubbuge of the
l'lut Dutch variety One head un
oxhlbttlon ut The Hun lust Saturday
weighs twenty-four pounds He Is
selling his cabbage In the camps und
near v towns at five tents the pound
1
Ni'oi mint muum: uh
iidu'n i. hi: con ins coi'vntv
ileirge W Hteveiweii of I'rhe ro
il inly khvi up his life on the western
from that llberl and demoira)
shall In the end prevail He enlisted
here for the murine itirm and after
golmt over was among the first of all
the A I tier Im n ti see attual Mtrvlue.
lie was lh son of Mr ami Mrs. I' II
UteveMun ami i( most promMm;
young man Ths nsws of Ills death
ttiHti' tu the a rents durltuc the st
e4 throiMch hla hrother. riarme
X Mtfvenami also III servif over
seas I'oll delalls have not been re-i-elved
neithei hail offh la I notice
from the war detainment mine to
the iNtreiita up lo the thus The Hun
goes U press A letter to 'Mar erne
II Stevenson from the itead limit's
ehum stated that the latter was shot
through the forehead ami that death
was litstautaiieous llefore gulng Into
Iwtttlo III- oung man had said to his
lomiHinion tlmt If he never cumeoiit
of buttle III life would be given to
his i mm tr
The government t spurt that I the
ouug mun had ben woumleetl In
Iwttle Is an error Until suuh lime
as Influenza has run Its oourM) v.
I'rKe memiirlul sen Ives huve bten
pimtpojjeil These, however, will l
held Ut some future time
Hxmnlnutluna for a postmaster ut
Hunuvsldo will be held at Trovo on
November 13th. next The salary of
the office last year wus fifteen hun
dred dollars,
Conservation teaches tu not to waste
our sympathy where It Isen't needed.
NAIIerml food roHrrrtttan vek, j r ',HH
. wlileh ws tn have started October fll
'tli, hue hi iii iiwittHineil Ih Utah on i HIH
Hremiut of the Siiilli lufluems 'll
etMilemlr If the iHsohm U under IhI
raiitml by Uerember 1st tlte fedoral H
fiMHl sil'iilnotentlon aits tn limugur Vil
ute a -wtHHinl Ravi nt ismpnlgn at 1
linn '1
Our guess hi that when one of otirf H
Immlsome snllors hang thtlr feet ovr KM
the side of the boat It Is hard for the H
niFrmiilits tn to his leg H
PROPOSED ii AMENDMENT
MAKES BOARD ALL POWERFUL
Prominent Lcal Firm of Zion Renders H
Opinion of Much Interest At H
This Time Locally. H
Tlie attuntion of roadors who
dotfiro to be fully Informed on a
most important matter is di
rected to thu opinion of Dick
son, mils & Lucas on tho mine
tax amendment, published on
another pago of this issue, says
Sunday's Salt Lake Tribune,
Their opinion, which is fully
supported by numerous cases
and many high authorities ex
amined in connection with its
preparation, is thnt thu pro
jyosed amendment empowers the
state board of equalization to
assess and tax mines at such
valuation, high or low, as the
board may see fit, and thnt the
action of the board In thu mat
tor is not subject to review or
control by cither the legislature
or the courts.
These conclusions accord with
those reached by other com
petent attorneys who have gone
Into thu matter, and, from the
fact of their source, will im
mediately dispel from thu
minds of thu thinking public
any doubts as to thu effect of
the amendment that may have
arisen through thu fulmlua
tions of those "economists" who
so insidiously mUrepresent lis
plain meaning in their frantic
attempts to win support for
nn outrageous measure, The
opinion follows:
I'oiir (Juotloiu AiiMveml.
We have Iwen tikked four our
opinion on the follow lug iiueslbuis
legurdhiK the propiwed amendment
ol He, I. Arl 13 lolistllUltou of
t'lah
hirst Should thM amendment be
adopted, will either the legislature or
the stale iHMnl of equullwilloli Imvo
the right thereafter to hwum ami lax
mines at morn than full vnlue or ut
, lees tlmn full value or must minus be
usMteeed uml taxed like all other
proper!) ut full value. In itevonlauve
' with Here 1 unit X. Arl IS
Kiwtiml W'lmt mldltlnliHl imwers.
U utiy, will bo vested In the state
hourd or isiuallsatlou over thoe II
now iHwsesees If the amendment Is
adopted"
'Third Is the amendment self
exetntlng b Its onu terms or must
the iHMird of eimillxiillou uwiilt the
emutmenl of a luw b the legislature
before It mil do uiiythlug and, there
fore, continue tu tax mines under tho
present law until olherwlMi directed
b) the leglshiluro?
' I'oiirtll Will Ihe legUUitilte be
obliged under this amendment to
eourer upon lire statn lnmrtl of iipiall
xatluii the ulHHilute power lo animus
ami lux mines at u rule und value lo
be determined b the bounl or will
the legUlatHle ditermlue the tax
rate, how mt proceeds ale deter
mined uml what multiple or sub
multiple shall be applied '
I'd uur) I'iihit (Itiii.
We are or the iiilhloli that should
the proHiMl umemlmeul be adopted
the state lemnl uf eimllsatbin
aoiiIiI In vhsIimI with pleiiur) hiwwt
(o asseea ami tax metalliferous inlHee
ut, VHfll) more than the full value
thereof and HMwltl) at vusll) les
than smh full value, and Ibis laawar
mo itmferi ed upon the stale board of
ittiuallanllon will lie entlll lmleMii
dHt ami beod the i-oiilrol of the
legislature V are also of Ihe
opinion Hint iteta t and i of Art 13
would not lu any way limit the rliit
or the board of enimllsatlon to asss
and lax meUlllferous mines alHther
more or less limn their full vulue
And lu this lonpettluii It Is manifest
that what may ur ma not W the
full value uf a mine Is lmHMelble of
determination 'Hie projaised amend
ment. If adupted, would confer uMn
the Itould of eqimllsatluH the right to
assees and tax mines at some arbi
tral valuation depending entire!)
UHiii the Judgment whim or eaprlce
of suih iMwrd
(Julio 'loo Vim h I'imci.
'lu unswer tu the wetoinl niiwtluii
submitted to us we are of the opinion
that the state board of etuullittbiu,
us stated ubove, would be vested With
full and uomplete power und author
It) to iissees and tax mines and min
ing elulms ut suuh valuation us the
board of equalization mu deem
proper, that tho powers of the hourd
lu arriving at the valuations to be
plana upon the mines will be, with
the oxi options set forth In the pro
posed amendment, untrummeled and
exclusive and not subjMt tu review or
tontrul ly ilther the legislature or
the murts unhMS It shniiW be Hilt H
nielely ile(ermlnl tlmt the prS H
KMK-d amendment la violative of ths iM
pmvMons of the raHstllHllau ef the jM
ITiiIUhI Stales I'tiiler the prosent '''H
i onstttutlonal provisions, the Mats Of V 1
the Male board t.f eiHatisallon are 1
subiH t I" review by the courts and jf
Its ilelermlnatloiM may be set aatdo l(
found t be Hrlillror). dierrllnlnii' I ''H
tor) or not In Meconium e with the r H
mamlales of teglskitlie mmetinents. ''H
Should this proHeeil Miiieiidment be
HiloptiMl. however, und lieconlo a ''H
imrt f the organic luw of the stale, H
so fur as the iienenimcnt nnd taxa- vLbbbbbb!
Hon of m I in are ronremed, neither bbbbbbbbI
the legislature nor the rotirts would M
havo nu power to curb or eontrol ''H
the hi lion or the sliile ltanl or euual- H
Uallou. tm matter ho urhllrary sueh BH
aitlou li- H
Im'kI-IiHiiii' lomrlt-.. H
In answer to )our third query, It j 'H
Is our iiplliliin that shoHld the pro. f ''H
Hcd amendment bn udopteit, In " !H
fur us the taxation of mine Is eon- ,rB
tirnitl. with 'the exiepllnns neleil In H
the aiiiMidmeHt Itslf, uamnl), Ihe its MbbbbbD
scMiuent or rive dollnra per acre and J''H
the deti'Tmlnatloii of the value or any , I''M
use other then for mining purp'ufis, L9
It will le ef.exe tiling and that no '1
b'Kl'lilllVf stllnn will be required lo rH
sit lu midlon Ihe iHiuers of the H
lu rip) to itiieetloti four, lu our PS
oplulmi II will net be uectswiry for j''H
the leulnbitiire to tuki nu) action I , j'H
whulevrr to eiuiiovver the board ot I ' j''H
quiillrullon lo determine the vulus- ,
tlon lo be plmeil upon mtnns or mln- il
lug elulms. The legislature would ) . H
huve the powtr to define the term, I fH
net prin ceils, nml to fix what. If any, j 'H
ileduetlous could be lllAile III arriving ) f H
ut m t proceed, but so far ns any ,H
VHliiutloii of mluea Isised upon wme f'H
multlide or Mthmiiltlpte of the net , rH
iroicils Is eomerued, under the pro j rjjH
pcd amendment, the legislature B
would be iiowerleiui to In any way kjl
Interfere with the aitlou Ml the state j (I'H
iMHinl of ciiIIhI1iiii and etiiild not , HbbbbbI
fix or determlHe what HIHlllple or faBBBBBa!
submulllple should bo aqillel III the HH
mee of metalliferous mines lu Ihe
pi Ileal oiteratHJU of the amend. fll
metit. exUdug law would ilitermlns i ftH
what Ihe net proceeds deiivml from jjH
ati mine might tie The machinery llH
for ditermlnlug the rate of taxation , Jl
Is likewise also pnivuled i-UbbbbD
Vcr Mull) lllijitlltiu. IbbbbbbI
"In this oplulmi we have net en VbH
iluavoreil to give lu detail the reasons j jfjH
for our ninehislons There are many I (flH
ohjeilliins lo the adoption of thll ii SbbbbbI
amendment which eaii be soeoesafully laH
urged The lintst imtelll iilijedtlon, Ll
It seems lo us. Is that this umend- rBBBBBa!
iiiuiil is tontrar) to the spirit of our 4H
Institutions and form of government. I ,jH
To deistfate to an spnilnUl iKiard vJbH
not responsible dlreitl) to the people uJbbbbbbI
the powers an itintinnplstwl hy this IsbbbbbI
aineiidmeni would bo to deiwrt from Lbbbbb!
ull iiiuepilons of governmental '(tl
Hwer of taxation lirreltifore enter- dbbbbbb1
IsIiumI lo the penplii 1
' Wlwt would lie thought or H pro- Abbbbb!
kmiI to mo amend the coiutltutloil as fULH
to ilntlie Die governor. Imllvbluully, TiIbbIbII
with a leiwer or taxnilon wieh us the 4
proaaiel HIliellduiMIt seeks to winter rlll
iiihiii his appointees' Would net any Ul
suuh mtcinpt lie siontuneHisr eon- IHH
deinnetl by all wilier thinking eltliensT bUvibbI
Yet, It Is manifest that a eoiistliu HuH
tlonal iirovlshm iluthliig the guv- WlriBi
eruor with suvh power would be ut. IKI
tendeil with no more danger would iBl
be mi more leVolutlniiHr). ami would WKm
bo mi more objevtmnahle than Is the 11101
proMMel tu iimfer like powers iimn DbbI
III HplMilnleee. BbbIbI
Horace M Wilson writes U have HH
The Son sent lo htm at I'et llltss, Hi)l
Tex where Im Is sUHoail M a &H I
inuslilaii rvlth the tlghty-8eoiHl HmJ
i'leld Artlller) baud Up tu tllU MlMii
time, he says, bis regiment has net WJlfl
preiared for overseas duty esfept In JHarti
Mae mask work The influesuat has aBw V
'hit tlmt lamp hard with numWer
of deaths, something like thirty lllif!
dally However, tlte medical wsi Vvtl'
have It umlei euuUol and fewer fa Mil- bbMRI
iltles are looked for from now tm. Ttie Will
'young man Is a sou of MiCluie WIN IH ju
eon of I'rlie and U making kikmI as a HJ 9
l musli Ihii as well us u soldier m it
Tho Ainerkutiluttlon lommlttee of M' fl
Jhe stute ituiiii'll of defense, ueeord WK '
ling to He4ietur Arch M T Wur mun, l
i bus u plan to ostuhllsh American H II
lunguage sihouls In ever) community H Al
'wheie there uro rorelgnera tu teaeh Hilll
them Amurleuu Ideals, Amerloan HlwS
government. In short, to "Amoiioun- Kill
lie" them This will be undertaken UbbH
In conjunvtlou with the fedorul gov- IH
ernment The work Is at present Ml
under the supervision of the state HIbbI
council of defense bbbIbI
Our Idea of military necessity 919
Is when a widower admits truvt he flBI
Is more than it years old. wfflHv