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Show ' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE,' SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 'A Opposition in Senate Causes Defeat of Power Taxation Bill Spanish Fork Legiony Men Plan Dinner Blaine County Man Leads Attack on Measure Designed to Force Fanners Pumping Plants .. to Pay Tax on Equipment. - Special to The Tribune. SPANISH PORK. Spanish Fork post No. 48 of the American Legion will serve "army men of chow" to all the world war at the legion hall Wednesday night. Through the courtesy of Captain Rex Daniels of C battery, 222nd field artlellry, all mess kits, knives, forks, spoons, cups and other utensils of the regular army will be furnished to make the big "chow" real and perfect in all respects. A big membership drive is being conducted to sign up all men In this district, and Commander E. Gardner announces that the .success of the drive is assured. of Investing BOISE, Idaho Jf). The thunder matter depositors' , ing Voice of Senator Irving E. Bock money. veil of Blaine county drove to de-t- Representative Declares Saturday senate bill No. 2, abol- Bank Laws Undermined. He said there had been a consistent ishing tax exemptions for power pumping equipment used in lrrtga- - campaign for several sessions to .tion. weaken the banking laws of the state The bill was withdrawn on motion and he had fought them vainly. of Senator Barrett of Gooding, one Two of the bills were passed, but of the authors of the bill, after Sena- one was recalled for reconsideration. tor Whltten of Boise county ended a The principal provision In each was defense of the bill from an attack to give banks, trust companies and that had continued ever since Its In- executors of estates the privilege of troduction early In the session. investing money in tiieir charge In Senator Whitten took the floor teiepnone ana telegraph companies, when the irrigation committee re- in aaaiuon to railroads. The old age pension bill again made (ksa ported the bill unfavorably, urging indefinite postponement. Refusing its appearance in the house. It was to yield the floor at repeated attempts passed by the house last session, but to stop him, he went into a detailed was oeieatea in trie senate. The analysis of the law that, included present bill provides for paying $33 reference to virtually every projecf a montn to needy persona over 63 NAUVOO net tea d; u. . years of age who had spent the past iv in years j.aano. Rockwell Interrupts Idaho Snowstorms Plea for Repealer. Mrs. Kindness A. Badger, 99, of Senator Rockwell, a confirmed en Have Part In Debate. Mill Creek, died Saturday morning A bill eliminating the provision in at a local emy of the bill, interrupted Whltten hospital from, pneumonia. to repeat his assertion that the spon- the present law that county school ' epi m Mrs. Badger was sors of the measure had in mind superintendents must reside in the member of the mainly their own counties, which county seat was defeated in the house were adversely affected by the pres despite assurance of Representative to , i first company ent law. He continually boomed out Bauer or Jefferson county that - - leave Nauvoo, 111., challenges to Senator Whltten 'a anal companion bill which had passed the Utah. - She ?for ' Joined the L. D. 8, senate in tne morning would take ysis of the effects of the law. Senator Robertson of Washington otre oi the situation. church in 1844. !" " Although a mem- finally quieted the debate, saying Representative Perm of Idaho that the law marked the difference county said he did not see any merit , ', ber of the first between operation and failure for In a bill which would make it pos-company, Mrs. siDie i or a county superintendent to many pumping projects. Badger remained The clash in the senate had no reside any place in the county "or In winter quarters counterpart In the house, for that even outside the state. en route and did In Idaho county, there are nlaoes body continued its usual unruffled not nter In attitude Lake going through the calen- wnere a county superintendent could in valley wnere not withor bills resiae dar, passing she might be snow passing James C. Snow's out much debate. The principal in bound and could not cet out until company October 1, 1851 terruption to this placid attitude school was over for the season." came when Representative Andrus of Senate bill No. 29. referred to bv M ar a cue wu nura m Custer county assailed bills increas Representative Bauer, provided that county. ing the leeway given banks in the the county ornciais should reside in Tennessee, and married John C. the county seat unless otherwise pro- - Badger after arrival in Utah. With viaea oy tne county commissioners. her husband, Mrs. Badger was ac tive in the settlement of the Dixie ot i DEATH REMOVES PIONEER vr m NJa Wisconsin Bill Phone Increase Hits Drink Buyer Hearing Set MEETS APPROVAL Queen's Crowning MADISON, Wis.. Feb. llfl.-A bill Special ts The Tribua. Idaho Prepares For Debate Meet FLOOD RELIEF . Moscow School Expects Teams at Conference WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 bill , Entertainment. Idaho. MOSCOW, of Members the Pacific Forensic league will gather at the University of Idaho during the last week In March, It is announced by Jasper V. Garland. University of Idaho debate coach. This will be the annual conference of this group and will be the first time that the delegates have been entertained by the Idaho students. The meeting was held at the University of Southern California last year. There are li universities and col leges in the league, but the number oi delegates who will attend is not known at this time. The following Institutions will be represented: Stanford, Washington State college. university oi Washington, Whitman college, University of Southern California, University of Oregon, Willamette university. University of Ari- zona. Pomona college, University of uaiuornia at los Angeles and the University of Idaho. Two features of the conference, an oratorical conference and extemporaneous speaking contest will be open to the public, Mr. Garland reported. The guests will be entertained while at Moscow by the Idaho debating squads and the Delta Sigma Rho, honorary forensic fraternity. A banquet will be given by. the fraternity members. Automobile tours throuah scenic sections of northern Idaho are also planned. Shin Man's Relative Off for San Francisco 3, 1929. (P).- -A Throng Witnesses to authorize an appropriation of for flood relief In Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana and Arkansas was ordered reported today by the senate agriculture committee. Action was taken after a hearlnar in which representatives of the statesj uueciea, including j. a. Alien oi Louisiana, outlined the damage that had been done by overflowing wa ters of the Mississippi and other riv ers in 1827. Although the budget bureau had informed the department of agricul ture that the contemplated appropri ation would be in conflict with President Coolidge's economy program, the department, It was said, was not opposed to passage of the bill. The bill accepts the figures pre pared by the highway departments of the four states prepared after es timates had been submitted by en gineers. Joyce Rideout Enthroned et Sandy Green and Gold Ball, Special to The Tribune. SANDY. One of the largest crowds ever accommodated at the Sandy amusement hall saw Uie crowning of Miss Joyce Rideout, of the Mid-va- le Second ward, as queen of the East Jordan stake, at the annual Green and Gold ball Friday night. Almost a thousand people were there from the 11 wards, from Draper on the south to Union on the north, east of the Jordan river. Each ward sent a queen to compete In the contest, for which Miss Rideout received most votes. A grand march was participated In. where each queen was escorted by the Disnop or her ward. The Green and Gold cotillion was demonstrated by three sets of people. Charles Greenwood of Sandy was in charge or tne ban, and patrons in eluded Mr. and Mrs. Reid Beck of Draper, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Rasmus-se- n of Midvale, Mr. and Mrs. Charles RENO, Nev. HP). Edith Mortimer MorDi Zoppola. the former Edith Greenwood, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Rasmussen of of Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. timer, daughter Stanley Mortimer, was granted a divorce here late yes- M. B. Andrus of Draper. Mr. and terday from the Count Mario Di Zop- Mrs. Bennett Cash of Sandy, Mr. and pola of Rome. Italy. The decree was Mrs. o. D. Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. granted on the ground of failure to John Shaw, Miss Mabel Larsen and provide. A property settlement ef- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson. fected between the couple called for In the past year more than 20.000 the setting aside of three trust funds people in Scotland were tried for se totaling 4120.000 for the daughter of the couple, each fund be- rious crime. ing for $40,000, to be made by the mother, the maternal grandparents to make the buyer and drinker of Intoxicating liquor equally guilty with the bootlegger has been Introduced in the Wisconsin senate by Senator Howard Teasdale of Sparta. His measure would provide a jail sentence of not less than thirty days nor more than ninety, or a fine of from $23 to $100 for anyone who purchases liquor. OLDEST BARBER DIES. CENTRALIA. Ills.. Feb. 2. Jacob Touve. 90. admittedly the oldest working barber in America, died at hia home here today. Touve had been a barber In Centralia for 63 years. He worked regularly at his chair In his shop here until stricken witn pneumonia a week ago. EXTRA SPECIAL TOMORROW! Edith 3Iortinier Gels Divorce and the paternal grandfather. BEAUTIFUL SILK 1 X An rail J count also agrees to pay $8270 to the countess in repayment of her $100,000 dowry, and both are to pay up the family debts, amounting to $2170. Automobile engineers who worked for MOSCOW. Idaho. Hueh H. Swan. The principal of the trusts la to go brother-in-laof Allen McDanieL to the daughter when she reaches the yeara la an effort to reduce gasoline young Moscow man who died of an age of 25. consumption hare found the solution In a sarveloua Invention that flu all abdominal wound Inflicted by an uncars. An actual test made bv one of known assailant while he was sleeptne engineera ahowed miles on a. ing aboard a steamshiD in Manila Dealers' and Producers VI f I. WWII" 1IWUNUUI ' harbor, has left for 8an Francisco. Milk Price Row eraUUU have alreaoyliuUUed this new InSettle There he will meet the President vention. They not only report amaa-ln- g the ship on which McDaniel - CHICAGO, Feb. 2 (JP. The milk gas savin, but are also surprised Instant start-In- s, was an officer and on which he was quicker plek-uIn the Chicago to find controversy price smoother running motors and diskilled. Will Swan to learn attempt was ended when a market K. Oliver. of carbon. tonight country of southern Utah and details McDanlel's death, conference of dealers and producers appearance w. Third St., Milwaukee, Wis., lor throughout her life was an active of whichconcerning little is known by his fam- agreed on a price of $2.64 per hun- a limited time la offering a free dechurch worker. vice to those who will help Introduce Mrs. Badger Is survived by one ily here. From San Francisco he will dredweight to be paid to dairy farm- it. They also need men everywhere to to Seattle to meet the President ers. The figure represented a comson, Nathan B. Badger, Hinckley, to make $100 weekly In their own Jefferson, bringing the body from promise between the $2.85 demanded territoryovertaking care of local business. and two daughters,. Mrs, Kindness the Orient. la steamer The due Feb old anners the of and the f D. Wright, Mill Creek, and Mrs. ReWrite him at once for free sample and price by ' offer. ruary 11. $2.50. . (Adv.) big becca A. Russclh Hurricane. - . PRICELCarbon stake M. t- - A. presented Its first annual gold and green ball Thursday evening at the Y - - -,- . J ... - V' Your dome The Remarkable Influence of a Doctor's Prescription After Years f Cruel Disappointment. You Can "Try It Free Hundreds of married women, childless for yean, suddenly find themselves in a state of the moat blissful anticipation, due to th influence of a doctor's moat wonderful prwciip-tiowhich you en try fro by sun-psending to coupon below. . ' Mrs. Mary Itters. Tenth atreet. Braddoek. a., write : Wt ar blessed with a fine behr boy. I thank you for your wonderfid prescription, t will .wilt gladly recommend it to any woman. . n, ly t . ' vry married couple who want children should at onoe really writs to the doctor and get a free trial of this prescription, together with hia Invaluable book of Instruction. Tor your convenience fill out the coupon and maH n today. . PRESCRIPTION C01T0.V Dr. H. Will Elders - Ballinger Bids., St. Joseph, Ue. Please send me a free trial of your treetmeat for Sterility and Instruction on bow to use it. I enclose 10c for postage and packing. , M-- P ' i .............. Kama St. Address or R. P. D. .. - CUT 8tate Topeha Man Accidentally Kills Self While Hunting Silver Moon Palace of Amusement at Price. One of the largest crowds ever assembled at a dance In Carbon county was present for the festivl ties. President Elmer McNeill of HelDer or tne ceroon stake y, M. M. I. A. and Mrs. Olenn O. Reese of Price of the Y. L. M. L A. were the official host and hostess of the evening Members of the stake presidency. Henry O. Mathls, John E. Pettit and President Arthur wV Horsiey, were guests of honor. s , hive girls were adjudged winners of tne iirst priae. The Wellington troupe was chosen second and the Sunnyslde "M' men were third place winners. Approximately isou per sons attended the celebration. Radio Program KSL, Salt Lake 265.S Meters 1130 Kilocycles $000 Watts Officers Hold 'Peeping Tom' Suspect in Price II ee a. m. Special to The Tribune. ' PRICE. Edward E. Hamilton, who claims Orovtlle, CaL, as hia home, 1:00 p. m. 00 p. at. I JO p. nv 4:10 D. m 1:00 p. m. 0 p. m. 00 p. m. I p. m. 10 p. bl 1.00 p. as. t 00 p. p. 00 p. 00 p. 10 p. :0 SO p. 00 p. ' sizes. SCRVICC OUALfTY-tlI- salt Lake Etore: Participates 345 South State St Niw Ogdea Stors: 2422 Wastogfton Ave. This Money-Savin- g Thrllt Event ReimarfwaHe Values forTlie Home In Our living. 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Btadlo pree-raajMutual heui. , I Frozen Mi caroon Custard Ice Cream CaJtea Mad BARGAINS :0 00 Itm , At Any, Colville Dealer's i 00 p. 00 P. 12:00 mid. TODAY AND ALL WEEK s BULK Wonderful values. tAfje' skint, delightfully THREE VAST FLOORS OF :0 noen Oood afternoon. 06 p. m. Selected proeraai. p. ax Resume of evening programs. p. as. Lecture hr Dr. L. H. Sanborn WINS SPEECH PRIZE. DRIGG8. Idaho. Melba Robert son, a Junior student In Teton high school, won the Billye Coleman Smith eighth annual speech contest at the Other high school here Thursday. contestants were: Wanda Bohr, senior, and Jessie Phillips, senior. BRICK Extra Packed in Ice. ; ;of Sies 7 money-snaki- was arrested in Price Friday night Singers. Ortan recital. by Officers Jack Bent and X A. Pike . PeUttcsl mus. ofafter reports, had been made to M. B. C. ; ficers that' a man had been seen in If. B. O. First Presbrterisn church ter- various parts of Price peeping ir direet wire. through windows. The report which 1:10 p. BJ. vises Mane. D, a. Hunt of the Ck- caused the apprehension came from or the Madeleine, tnearel 00 p. L, D. a services frm the the Price city hospital nurses' 'dorstudio. mitory, where a man was seen peep p. m. Procraet. ing through windows by two nurses I:W 11:80 p. at Silent who were on their way to work. The police were notified, and they invesKD Salt Lake 231.6 Meters ef 1000YL, tigated and the apprehension Watts 1290 Kilocycles Hamilton resulted. SPECIAL ICE CREAM 25crt 50c Tourists H . p. m, Utah Mineral survey. 1:00 p. A. International aisle Students' 11 00 p. ' . TOPEKA. Kan.. Feb. 2 UP). The body of Raymond S. Murray, 46, former manager of a Topeka planing mill, was found early today beside his automobile five miles west of Topeka. He had been shot near the heart and a shotgun was found near by. Dr. H.X. Clark, coroner, said Mur ray apparently had been hunting and was killed accidentally when the gun discharged in striking the door as the man got out of the automobile. in the contests lor the pennant prize, the Price swarm of the Bee- ivsnii l J p. - pedal to The Tribune, -.- -- 1 89S-15- Carbon Stake Pregents Ball . Includes ta hosiery, GLOVES until '"'Green value event, fashioned Imported Kid w CM anuiual the popular weight and aU ihe new shades. Well reinforced foot; lust reus Ilk ta narrow welt tops. Salt -- 4 MM . 4HQSflElGLV Auto Runs 59 Miles On Gallon of Gas The MONTPELIER, Idaho- - The stat utilities commission has sent no tice to Montpeller patrons that thej will shortly hold a hearing in this city on the proposal of the Mountain 8tates Telephone and Telegraph company to raise the telephone rates on the Montpeller exchange. With the Installation of its nett system in this city, that company has announced its intention of ral.iw ing the rates here on a basis of 2! cents extra for residences and 5J cents additional on business telet The commis phones per month. slon will hear reasons for and against this proposed raise when it meets here. The company had set March 1 as the date when its new rates would go into effect. JfJ RAPIDS BEDROOM SUITE One of the most from the famous beautiful Lure factory. Exquisitely $ carred. i on save lliv. iicararree- - Piite. rfr- GRAND is !329 PAY ONLY $15 MONTHLY BED, VANITY AND CHEST, fasci- nating French Influence ia a dainty mist freen or In walnut $Q Q overlays, ornamented. Clearance Prnce... $5 PAY ONLY HOLLAND MONTHLY DUTCH BEDROOM SUITE la exquisite matched Burl Walnut, overlay and inlaid wood decorations and ribbon carvinjrs; four pieces, Bed, Dresser, Chest, $ Chair. Clearance '267 ( PAY ONLY $12.50. MONTHLY 7 |