Show WEATHER “Y - THOUGHT w UTAH — Unset-- ¥ tied tonight and Thursday slightly warmer in north portion tonight And his mercy is on them that fear him from generation to genera tlon— St Luke 1:50 4 v IDAHO — Cloudy No change in T1 m love —Thomas Brooks portion Thursday -- OQDBIT CITY UTAq1 WEDimSDAY EVENPTg Year— No 1S7 Elxty-fir- st w m w GRODERS ADOPT w v w 'r w w wmw"w vvtf t T'y y v"W"T"W"mrwvi t 4 'f w w w w v w w JAinTABy 21 wwwwwwwww w v ‘ A A A j AS A AA A AA MOTOR DRIVERS BOTH BLANCHES S' of Low' Quality That was encouraging news for Disposal the beet sugar people which came Apples Discussed At from London telling of the Russians Convention Joining in the agreement to limit the alls For Fee of One Dollar fSHfl production of sugar r’ i Thomas Chadbourne who Is carrying on the negotiations for the sugar interests is proving equalto the task i e underOnly by a standing is the sugar industry going to escape disaster world-wid- For Three -- Year Permit SEEK CODE REPORT U S GRADES FAVORED Jonathans Roman Beauties And Delicious Best For Utah Members Want As Much of It As Has Been Completed “ " i j Follows Release' of Liquori 'Report' t ii j Congress Generally Agrees That President Has Nailed His And Party’s Banner To " Masthead of Prohibition WASHINGTON Jan 21— (AP)— HeYerberationa' from tha prohibition report continned in congress and political meeting places of the capital today The prospect was they wonld not cease for many moons SALT LAKE CITY Jan 21— (AP) With no immediate intention tb take it np for action at — A bill providing: for licensing of all automobile drivers was prepar- the present session the bnlky document which supported coned for introduction in 'both houses stitutional prohibition in broad terms bnt left an opening for of the Utah legislature this afternoon It provides fee of $1 for a a fundamental revision rested with the judiciary committees license good for at least three years of the senate and house Its sponsors arejsenstor Paul H It liad hardly been transmitted to and ( j With an organization controlling some 50 per cent of all of the fruits and vegetables grown within the on his When Chadbourne started state the Utah Fruit and Vegetable mission the sugar surplus was Growers’ association is rapidly asmarkets all swamping suming a position whereby they can great benefits to the producer Today with Cuba withdrawing bring Heber Webb official of the assomillions of tons and Java agreeing ciation J told members of the Utah to restrictions the promise is that State Horticultural association at —' r ’ FRUIT MARKET FRANCIS ’ t Fkmd of Comment ACT TO LICENSE INTRODUCED IN IMPROVING & LAST EDITIOI7 j j OF Ey f 1931 ' w w y Argue Clark Decision In Supreme Court PROPOSALS FOR Views - Nothing humbles and breaks the heart of a sinner like mercy and tore temper Snows In the west ‘ i i Hunt Republican of Keetley Representative Horace L Richards Republican of Fielding: Three other highway bills incoruniform automobile porating the code also were prepared for introduction this afternoon A fourth dealing with speed limits and other traffic regulations Is expected to be offered later The drivers’ license bill would forbid persons under 16 years of age being licensed as drivers of private automobiles or those under 18 years No receiving chauffeurs’1 license? one under 21 would be allowed to drive a school bus congress yesterday by President Hoover before there was unleashed the morning meeting of the last day a flood of comment which showed of their convention at the Hotel both wets and drys sharing satisfacBigelow today tion and dissatisfaction according to The organization as it now stands their individual interpretations was perfected just over a year ago IN Many members continued today he declared and at the present deep in a study of the principal resuctime has Just concluded a very port) signed by all but one of the cessful year 11 members of the law enforcement For the past seven or eight years commission and the individual opin- there have been efforts at ions attached by each commissioner marketing among the fruit The producers will ask for noth- and They listened also for the reactions vegetable growers of the state more than a reasonable return from! the country to weigh conseIs ing But Report of state vWIUIAMSPRASUE J JUDGE WILLIAM CLARK throughout the on their Investments after operating operating in the political field quences buyers and sellers This plan was Denied By Chairman Associates IVu Photo in a highly efficient manner J POLITICAL EFFECTS 1 never successful he said and year Wickersham ' It would have been a severe blow ago the Utah Fruit and Vegetable That political effects would folWhen the decision of Federal Judge William Clark holding the eighteenth amendment invalid COULD BE 'REVOKED Growers’ low to be heard from In the next association the purchased if came the beet the for before the United States supreme court today Solicitor General Thpmas Thatcher presentindustry Utah Growers’ people state The call could of was elections secretary which and perhaps far into the RAYMOND CLAPPER Exchange By had continued to slump and all a selling ed arguments for the government Frederick Pearse Is a member of counsel upholding the for issuance of new drivers’ licenses United was future organization and at the Press s Staff unquestioned The mesavenues of trade would have felt the Correspondent was given In the case of William Sprague which or could three 51 continue every an on time years with has which present the president transsage per option WASHINGTON aJn 21— (UP)— effects of a disaster of that kind them in force for longer terms Excent of the stock of the Growers’ mitted to congress was the report aminations anl evidences of experi- A report that President Hoover had seized upon immediately Market which is not a selling or by one of ence in driving would be required for persuaded the Wickersham commis- the buying organization Senator initial issuance of licenses and they sion to abandon a tentative recom- Walsh Democrat Massachusetts There are Industries In the United During the past year the associacould be revoked for drunkenness mendation for revision of the eight- with the assertion C tales which seem to have discov- tion handled many cars of fruits and and other sufficient cause' stabilization secret Mr Hoover of ered the takes his gtand vegetables paying the regular cash eenth amendment was confirmed tothe ON The licenses from drivers price to the farmers and still makini an authoritative The prohibition withj receipts wing of his quarter day a little money he declared ' would go into the state highway pa- report followed speculation concern- party and nails his own and his For instance steel rails sold at ingThe trol fund but the measure sets up ing discrepancies between the sep- party’s banner to the dry masthead9 growers’ market in Salt Lake $43 a ton on January 1 1930 on Oc considerable property and durno organization of a patrol arate reports of the commissioners The president’s message said he teber 1 1930 and on January 1 holdsthe s The other bills uniing 1931 for past year received over $50-0and the commission’s general find- was in accord with the conclusion provide of the majority of the commission in rentals alone from members 6f title form and have ings registration j who- - bring their products in for to motor the eighteenth amendment vehicle with do licenses and same that period many During It was recalled today that several that' to merchants and housewises not be repealed and that his should fees Milton H Welling secretary weeks commldites dropped 30 to 40 per sale leaders in tha own (enforcing Republican Withdraws From SALT LAKE CITY Jan 21— Clara Bow Embezzlement of state said little if: any change senate ago and others Hughes duty was clear Ola cent said they were advised the withheld f LOAN as PROMISED would be made in the present li- Wickersham Unemployment pay approval specifically from For-jm-er Because would Court made be of Case report In Los comArgued The the men a cense been of revision to has t week $10 rates however and possible under which organization single sold uniform at the on 6 price commission held congress would be The Tinplate January $15 a week to married jaen an — ' pletely Investigated by members of given power to KINDERGARTEN BTTT cf $5 per hundred pounds sessions time around several that Angeles the federal farm board he declared Increase from $3 to $4 a day in A bill was prepared for introduc- but there was a mystifying delay deal1 as It saw fit with the liquor ' i reand at the time re a has for wages present emergency without paid WASHINGTON Jan 21— Iren ere commanded $480 LOS ANGELES Jan 21— CAP)— tion in the house (this afternoon- by and issuance of the report was post- traffic lief work and free milk ’ in quest In for a loan of "$100093 at a The Clark decision ‘ holding(AP)— ANDERSON fluctuation COMMENTS j Mrs S Tanner two more H the weeks than Republican Salt poned for Clara Bow’s liquor bills poker debts Lake rate of Interest not to exceed 3 per eighteenth amendment invalid was schools for children of unema board of ed Meanwhile that from providing within the com- -' EXPLAINED NEVER and has been reliably inform- put to test today in the supreme ployed persons were among the boy friends and financial affairs ucation in any school district must Bituminous coal f o b West Vir- cent mission came an exnever This of -been has Interpretation delay ed that they will get the loan at less court Oral argument on the gov- demands made of the city com- hovered In the background today as establish a kindergarten for chil- plained officially The report Itself the report as one which “taken as ginia sold at $554 a ton Southern than 2 per cent mission today by a committee a coke f o b Birmingham $5 ernment’s appeal began shortly aft5 and 6 years of age and the eleven Individual reports a whole” favored modification This jury of elderly men and women dren between of The organization has grown to er of unemployed men sC majority of parnoon was advanced by upon petition to waited hear the final arguments ents or appended all are dated' January 7 viewpoint Olive oil Malaga brought $165 where it is saving considerable 400 300 Between W Anderson of Richmond VaHenry add In the Chief Justice appeared guardians to close withdrew residing A who the presHughes authority high to the farmers in purchasing from the case without one cent variation Tar sold money before the commission at its of attorneys before retiring to de district said (while the general report conhe sub Press United ident told The the announcing all declared he as and supplies the York New at $13 a barrel in liberate on whether ' the film red to the court when meeting Other demands inTi J Tingey Re- commission’s views upon the revis tained no such flat recommendation will be a more mltted a brief membership increases cluded Cessation! of eviction of head’s former secretary Daisy De Repreesntative the individual opinions showed “five was 1920 before in of Rich it ’ prohibition county prepared ion of the eighteenth amendment members publican factor The entire chemical and drug list powerful for nonpay-- “ favor modification now persons beand unemployed thus considered himself were a to for introduction conference bill fix after the Boe disqual a is a as changed thief Dr and the M Coe Francis perjurer professor of Hied held without change during the horticulture ment of rent free transports- - v while four others favor giving It a Chairtween line Hoover Rich President between and Summit and at the Utah State Ag- The decision of Federal state charges whole period of dropping prices In tlon to and from emergency refurther trial and then modifying jt man counties t Wickersham j Judge ricultural delivered another William Clark of New college eluded in the list were quinine 40 lief on abandonment It of Jobs of if trial theft not does vag was Daisy’s succeed” Incharges An state amendment of the Jersey WICKERSX3AM DENIES cents an ounce opium $12 a case paper on the results of his trip based on a contention that the rancy charges against migratory of $15300 from the film While the majority conclusions cf surance laws to and neithHouse flapper At White place adjusters the the California orchards last amendment to be valid should have unemployed persons establish-- 4 today through -ethyl alcohol $255 a gallon sul- year will reach the jury late In brokers under regulation of the er the president nor his usual the reportonset - forth unanimous probably ment of a free phuric acid 5775c per 100 pounds substi--tupermanent a te been agreement state ratified draft of the conventions state insurance commissioner" will spokesmen would confirm or deny by He delivered a paper on the peach nitric acid 055 cents per pound agency and elimina- - the day— Clara’s erstwhile amendment to be used “if” the than by state legislatures be asked by J G McQuarrie the that the president had persuaded pear and cherrp growers of Calif la rather - After brief tion of private agencies and a will face a possible commissioner he i said today He the Wickersham Commission to alter eighteenth amendment were to be preliminaries Solicitor suitable and the manner in which they General Thatcher There are indications of monopoly for ungathering place launched the term one to ten years said the change jwould result in its recommendations with regard to revised a study of the individual-opinion- s into from of prison back of products which in prices men on Page Two) employed (Continued government’s argument greater speed in 'adjustments and revision of the eighteenth amend assumed showed several members convicted ' — have held so firmly during all the In the abence of Mayor John if In the commission was AMPLE AUTHORITY state fees ment arguments the would increase the yesterday’s depression i He said It seemed dear that F Bowman under whose civic that such a revision — v Chairman Wickersham of the be made prosecution painted Clara as “an SALT LAKE CITY Jan 21— committee unemployment rearticle of five constitution the had (AP) however denied the commission artist and not a business woman” If the price of everything could be DICKIE lief measures are handled the who conferred ample authority upon con W D Hammond’s story although he made no ex- InAnderson had written “I concur —Representative charactertrusted and ' so stabilized Including wages the Daisy dewas committee assured its recommendation cf the regress for its determination to refer ized Miss De Boe as one who “be- right to his' seat was i before the planation of or reference to the ap- portthe country would escape the Inflations considerwould mands be that the eighteenth amendment state ot amendment the given house of Utah legislatures repreesntatives for parent discrepancies between the be modified friend who trusted her” which in turn bring the deflations as therein stated” reviewed the decisions of ation Mayor Bowman is ill at trayed theDistrict He then final settlement afternoon with this David individual and the general reports Attorney with their disastrous results Deputy I home L His later statement the supreme court since 1924 to susinterpretative elections of the report of its He issued a 34 word statement was made in Clark accused Daisy of "deliberate- receipt H contention of tain his recthe apexplanation committee which has hecthe claim “that already ly perjuring herself” during the saying that the It is an economic law that rapid He insisted congress was at libparent inconsistency ommended be seated that commislie close to this before a tic trial inflation must be followed by deflapersuaded drawing H1 —r : erty to determine in all cases The Utah State Press association president HI ! tentative recoin to a abandon Is sion houses' tion The rocket which goes up Firemen Carry Residents whether packed a proposed constitutional Clara was not In Pourt She is contending - that Mr Hammond mendation in favor of revising the must come down amendment should be submitted to From Apartment House state still confined to her Beverly Hills should resign either his seat in the eighteenth amendment Is absolutely legislatures'- or state convenwith a cold contracted dur legislature or his membership on untrue and without any foundation home Yet to be always stabilized might tions for ratification Fire Scene the Grand county: schoolboard pre- whatever” the early days of the trial prove deadening Man has progressAnd Heavier- 7Solicitor General - Thatcher took HOLLYWOOD Jan 21— (UP)— ingEpisodes in- sented its arguments at a commitlife Clara’s in ed by being stimulated to the utmost SALT LAKE private a hour half in — tee presenting the Alma Rubens former film actress cluding poker parties and liquor Jan 21 (AP) — only hearing yesterday r under adverse conditions “Dickie’s in there! Save Dickie!” government’s appeal although al- who faces charges Both houses of the legislature beout of NEW YORK Jan 21— (AP)— violation of the Daisy brought by buying a frantic woman as fire- lowed two hours i court ' ruled that “mud were called to convene at 2 o’clock arrest the in Auto act narcotic fore her following Today there can be no fixed level screamed riding easy living and cockarJulius Henry Coen began the men carried 40 scantily clad resiafternoon following failure in is critically ill slinging” had no place In the trial this senate San tail for every day inventive genius 1s dents’ increased the compos-recently Diego drinking for to those sustain gument of the Clarendon apartments of an amend seeking uncon- were gone over by Clark as he the yesterday has of and been Ite American woman’s hip measure pneumonia disturbing our Industrial equilibrium 53 Third East Clark’s decision ment to the Joint rules providing street from the smoke Judge scious for 2S hours it was learned sought to show Daisy betrayed two inches during the by years of BELIEVE IN CAUSE filled 9 for ' at $u m: t early todayf trust meeting And to' inventive genius must be In building today He case an said such Another proposed change In senimportant added organization which has every vain the firemenAuthority— Herbert L Kamber ex- not been presented to the court had ate rules providing that a bill apartment mass ecutive manager and tape measure brought production in “Did you find him?” the distressed years and that he and the other could be introduced only by a senone of New York’s largest of expert clad only in a nightgown lawyers supporting him fully beator also was lost The amend- If Enforcement Is Failure designing and We are in a period of transition woman manufacturing whole- - -cause lieved their in asked ment offered by Senator Burton W sale with changes coming rapidly houses garment He Leans To U S Musser Democrat of Salt Lake fol“Sorry but we could find no kids Originally there was no power in Spinach and grapefruit notwithsthe government to prohibit or reguthere” lowed the receipt! freon Governor Our one big weakness is that our in“But Mr Kamber said AmeriControl tanding exDickie’s in there He’s a late the sale of liquor he said Dem of the deficiency appropriation can women are getting “hippier” and economic adjustments do not keep amendment this bird” was cept by bill which referred to the apconferring up with the business and industrial canary WASHINGTON Jan 21— CAP)— heavier It’s no secret in the garBack went the firemen to find power The eighteenth amendment committee propriations shifts Utah ment trade he averredj Dickie lying dead on the floor of his he added was a purported grant of The debate over the amendment Senator Smoot Republican j ( to in the new objecting such president power veered to' the income tax bill which joined Eventually we must find a way to cage the — for the wife Endacott 21— replacing would Okla said He he proposal to Jan TULSA Ilrs The was fire was basein on the (AP) started introduced by the committee attempt Asbury make economics fit our revolution- ment of with one to the building by an over- show it was the’intent of the fram- 1 of a Tulsa architect and former city commissioner fired taxation without ‘the approval of eighteenth amendment ary changes in production empower congress to regulate traffic Slap heated furnace The 65 inhabitants ers of the constitution to have such Musser Senator 28 early to- The house adopted a motion of in liquor We must discover means by which clad in night attire vacated their amendments as the eighteenth rati two shots into the body of Miss Charlsie Candell Coact resolution to that end as well apartments in 10 minutes No one fled by conventions and not state day wounding her critically The shooting occurred just off Representative Cf Clarence Neslen asAone to give to the people greater pur- was a Investigafor congressional some of the legislatures of Salt Lake calling on tion of enforcement was introduced injured although chasing power so that they may be- women ' the campus of the University of Tulsa where Miss Caudell is Democrat carried down ladders from H WALFERIA Calif Jan 21— (AP) the state code commission to submit by come consumers equal to our ability Representative LaGuardia Re- —Two men were killed last night in the three upper floors suffered from a special student! as much of its report to produce immediately publican New York shock and exposure-t a gun battle which resulted when Mrs Endacott told officers she as is ready Smoot said if enforcement were two was The estimated A of bill The by attempted to hold up J Miss America could be supremely hap- firemendamage Representative automobile of the approached under present threerobbers : impossible proved at men $1000 who Lowe Lake Salt of playing cards Jr Republican py from a material standpoint if Caudell and reproached her “for to he would be willing to con- Carl Lord 53 were a to set the methods player the all its mechanical advancement governor permit By a plan for government control fire on the robbers afteropened beraking up her home” The girl date of Arbor day was passed by sider could be converted into human comthey As the commission’s for him robber struck The the face in hansenate to seized Mrs sent Endacott said the house the and the forts RENO Nev Jan 21— CAP)—The v plan however he said fired twice both bullets MINERAL SURVEY dle of an auto jack from the floor would be “impracticable and un- Lord’s body Lord shot theentering of Nevada are opposed to it people robber out 21— of car LAKE the Will into SALT Jan her (AP) CITY and 31 taking over the public lands from If every time a machine or mass stepped fed- workable because it would simply to death and then fell dead once street state fired Provision Mrs and Endacott ' a for Joint production did away with 100 horns federal government as proposed that every congressman every Three hours later police cf Long with a small pistol she had carried eral mineral survey Is made in a mean of human effort that saving might SALT LAKE Jan 21 — The annu- the senator in B Bal-zGovernor F every president for all Beach 20 miles away arrested Ray Washington bill drafted for introduction in the time willand go to reduce the hours of labor or al Col-- - in her purse Is Mate One on the sole issue elected be said his in message of Brown 40 with a bullet wound the Beet (Plenty Utah Sugar meeting increase the comforts of the Ameri Growers’ Despite her wound 'Miss Caudell Utah legislature this afternoon by of prohibition and this issue would K to state the made but he legislature his chest Brown said he had in association woman of Wasatch H Hunt and Senators Paul can people what a stimulus it would will be held at 10 a m grappled with the older lege Professor every other public ques- been shot by a holdup manpersonal recommendation on the two struggled desperately ac- county and George A Ryan of Juab overshadow January 31 no be to create more machines and in the offices of the tion Declares the Utah State subject ' cording to Otto Kramer university county ’ bring about a higher efficiency “We would In effect have a refFarm Bureau in the Dooly building He recommended a bond issue for — f The survey would Investigate min- erendum who witnessed the encoun on prohibition every two into CHICAGO Jam 21— (UP)— There student it was announced Tuesday by Miss $500000 to build highways Winne-muccter eral and oil gas coal and under- years The ai Idaho and Oregon from Edna Rosenkrantz secretary any solu- Shangliai-Manil- a are folrules which must be Mrs Endacott stepped back and ground water resources of the state tion that is one qualityforofthis whole and a north and south road lowedeighty The president and secretary will The chairman of the Chase Narequired in order to obtain fired a second time Kramer said The study would! be made gy gov- business is that it should be gotten tional bank governing board sends a give reports Members will discuss from Idaho to Las Vegas by way in marriage Dr Homell happiness of Hart to ernment employed engineers with when Miss Caudell suggestion on business recovery activities of the National Sugar of Wells end Ely He also recom- Bryn Mawr college said in an ad- grab the pistol Miss attempted was secretarial assistance furnished by out of politics and made stable” Caudell law a mended of Other bankers are engaged in the Beet Growers’ association with passage limiting dress before the Association taken to a hospital the state SHANGHAI Jan 21— (UP—G same task which the local organization is af- railroad trains to a specified length for Child StudyChicago ' — Edu¥4 Parent and Endato as She served Phoenix Ana secretary Mrs W Efforts of the counties to get a cation Here they ate: Brcphy former filiated Going cott was commiswater when he: will take off from instructor tax of share the state gasoline flying This offers the 1 M that a solusomeone you love sioner ' ca his tomorrow m 8 a at here tion will be foundhope money he opposed and said the 2 Marry To Sessions Pick a mate with a personality said he Manila ’ to ‘ Six flight should proposed all remain in the to match your own money state’s hands Owen Young who was called to today 3 Strive for spiritual integration Mrs Charles V K Saxton cf H Europe to make the Dawes plan learn enough about life to f (and ' national ccmmittcewcman workable warns us that we must KaysviHe LONGER TRAINING know what spiritual integration $100900 WEDDING make political thought and action ’21— (UP)— Emis- for the American Legion auxiliary PROVO Jan 21 — More prepara- means) Jan PARIS HAVEN Jan 21— (AP)— It NEW a will conference at — square with the economic verities BATAVIA Java Jan 21 (AP) — tory training in addition to the six 4 Avoid trial represent Utah — you ar Persia res of saries Shah from the morris cost Mrs Clarence E Barton has to 23 or there is trouble ahead In Washington D C January Six persons were killed and a num- months now asked of field mission- can’t get married on probation rived in Paris reportedly 31 to marry again The will of $109990 the of the for ber injured when ah earthquake aries of the L D S church will soon 5 Stick to monogamy one mate is MUNICH Germany' Jan 21— charged to the tasktoday discussing purpose of buying jewels who was a city husband first safeher women in There are signs that we are com-?- knocked down the chimneys of a be needed said Elder David A plenty — Seven of eight Bavarian to replace seme of these on the part cf American ? (AP) his estate with her left df our present difficulties tapioca factory at Propeok central Smith a member of the presiding 6 Have no faith- - in “emotional constables who were buried in an shah’s "peacock” throne the value guarding the country from future attorney it should po in that the WStlTS stipulation i but the big thing is to make the Javan village were of which is estimated at $59000900 avalanche near theories at of here vacation” church the remarried bishopric she speaking if yesterday Yaleu wo niversity future secure ag&inst such a sudden The earthquake also did consider- the Sharon stake quarterly conferApproximately forty national 7 Learn the art cf living together found dead under the snow today jewels to add men’s They will buy othertreasure Arthur V of bride the is She Judge be will reaction as came to the industrial able damage repre chest organisations at another village ence Sunday In the Utah stake to the $150900900 8 Marry between the cga cf £2 —The eighth was still alive- but Chambers life of this country in October 1923 Bomlajoe at this seated meeting ruler Persian and S3 already owned by! the I the crisis is at an end In the beet sugar region of this country there will be a feeling of relief when sugar is once again placed on a solid basis Then the product of beet and cane fields will be maintained at a price neither too high nor too low CHANGES MADE REPORT AT v a I f 1I00VEB URGE? Persists 1 ‘ de-cisi- on JUSTICES HEAR Doles Wanted anti-prohibition- ists j TO PASS UPON In Salt Lake CLARK DECISION ! I For Jobless ARGUMENTS 00 JURY IS READY DAISY’S GUILT -- 1 j urnmmmmmmmmmmoo ! Litlgatioa1 ' - v - ' — 1 -- i l - i em-polym- ent secretary-c- or-n- onfidante i — IS LOST III S flatly-recommendin- g : BLAZE 4 p c r Vomen Are "Hippier” Clain Alma Rubens With Pneumonia -- - -- “V v SMOOT SIDES re-ente- — TJ1TII HOOVER red super-prosperi- ty Girl Stadeimt Shoi By Oklahoma Woman i — - J Ends In Death For Pair On -- - Utah Beet Growers Gather Jan - Train Length Law Favored Balzar RULES GIVEN I -- ! condition-ally-propos- ed FOR MARRIAGE r 4 ar 1 of-Neva- da' Co-operat- ive - " Flight Prepared i 1 Persons Dead In Java Earthquake ’ 1 I ut - 5 Constables Found Dead In Avalanche j Persians yill' Buy Jeveb For Throne Saxton Peace r I -- -- - i I |