ADOPT RESOLUTION j ON AUTO ACCIDENTS ) A resolution regarding recent auto- mobile accidents adopted by the Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly follows: "Committee on automobile accidents; J reported : I "Whereas, two people were killed on Ogden city streets during one calendar cal-endar week by automobiles In the hands of what we consider unsafe persons per-sons and "Whereas, one of those drivers, reputed re-puted to be a son of wealth itho city attorney being his legal adviser) has been exonerated, while the other been bound over to the district court on a charge of manslaughter, thereby giving giv-ing excuse for, and causing, ugly re- , marks to be made by citizens and tax-' payers of ogden regarding the manner man-ner in which justice(?i is dealt out; (therefore, be it ! ' Resolved, l the ogden Trades and Lnbor Assembly In regular meeting this 17th day of April. 1922, that we hereby unanimously express our utter j 'contempt fo rthe contrast in the ver- jdlcs In these cast B 'E raternally adopted, ' A . C Al'EL.MAXN, "Chairman j W H. STAKER, "J M. MOYER "The above report was unanimously i adopted. Signed) "GEORGE CRSBY. "President, "W M PIGGOTT, "Secretary-Treasurer." nn .