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Show 5 v &' V. FEBRUARY 18 1933 SATURDAY CITY SALT LAKE THE DESERET NEWS 8' it Iowas Success In IDAHO HOUSE S. L County Qerk GrantsviUe Spoils Binghams teiTnt.te kin to. house Mil Track, Buis - Issue Farewell Party Chances ForTournament Berth Basketball Great PASSES BILL TO .nmon.7-rr- es Set For Friday Bill On Attacks Both Ways Argued mon for which byarrl mrs lu the spirited Jordan loop, TSucFotIMs setting definite postponement, fron . Cyprus Insad Jordan or the pace tbs Jordan district blgbfTbe defeat eliminates Bingham from .5 no recall ALLOW RECALL tbtr it Van Election Judges school rsco alter another hectic the tournament race, (D.. Adam.) At Public Hearing Senator OmotnlUo Hn Bias ham weak of play. 1922.) majority leadar. and scon'?, ( 4 in- I I (Copyright, Senator Callahan, minorityCanyon). . while CT-- , fc fount If. 4 t 111 besting Murray, IB to t (ft. Sonatora Newport v-' n of x 1. 4 . hot Moratorium out with n 1 the trus of garoe ., pulled JudAe University ExtenBrand Mortgage Har.d Official Freehafer D Payette jandPetti-boTooele, 1 to S. GrautsvUl won tbel utr n.g 111 Town Without Rail Fac-iliti- e Iow team la welcomed basketball Protw (DIdaho) from oUer the in Bmgbaxa toluce Come blil Up Saved; sion of Power a throughout the western oonference. Haurt had expected to debate the clash of toe vhk, 23 to 39. Battle to l M. Jateraf out alerted morrow when It comes upforfln-a999 It la believed that thteamdevelopment strong Murrey . postSaturday 2 serve Jordan e will of Dangerous up ftfiimt running winning cage passage and the motion for Measure lead at the ijfussrtar. but before the ponement wa withdrawn. Totals I1 19 9 93 aa A tonic for all eporta at th half ended the Beetdiggers bad re Cyprus Hawkey Institution. vareed the advantage. Id to I. At JP InitiaO.T.T. Slnoe It difficulties of throe BOISE, Feb. II (AF) j A bill pending to give election the third quarter the eeore wee Hurpta rf I 1 1 2 n Th battle for and against the ago when It wa suspended tive. referendum and recall The Mikvcb f the doubled for Jordan at i t Rigior.lfv.' 4 S 9U2 year Judges tbs right to determine of house warn about even with w mr a 1 it was ths in from the Big Ten, 4 last 9 by deelar-epassed Marsh d state senate bill proposing to tax membership period was e. 19 Intention of the voter both coachee ntieg many raeervea Orm g . Idaho iegialatur today and $ i i fiaekwk.f 9 I I 1 Iowa has been a role of little Im- th and. r erti lata trucks and buses on to be dsngerou by County Vacaiing 4 9 9 1 portance In conference champion- sent over to th senate with the i Jordan won the game by beating Campe. r j the public highways was carried Soaoae Clerk Alonso Mscsay, whb Batur-da- y Murray to the ball. I J J assurance ef Democratic majority Both teams vnkcit to the Newhouse hotel Friday night g TWIN FALLS. Feb, H (API t Tsmliag. 9 9 9 9 ship racea Wholesale declaration appeared before the legisla- played the bard, feat and eggrea of Ineligibilities wrecked football leaders that Itto 1 an outstanding in the form of a public hearing many of them airs brand of fcaH that aiway Totals tive committee. 9 I and basketball and the the people for About 25 persona, II Total es party pledge Hawkey before the senate elate and muni tuaala old these between marks authora been members of tb recently organlxedMr. Mackay had eulharlaad, oraptra. found it difficult to make a sub- roifijr yfarV Perry refer, Erck-aon cl pal affaire committee. The hearI Hansen, Black and Jerdaa Mormy An election for recall of UteTVrln Falls Taxpayer league attendised hr the county commission to nvala stantial comeback. starred. five a. ing was a continuation of one held officers may be brought about by ed the closing aeselop of thetenta-Uoppose a bill In the leg's store denil the way. BiaakTf , e t 1. 41 Boehwr En Toele titused Iowa Cyprus poshed at the capitol earlier in the day. on the county leof the elec- bug could not overcome the iight Hf.j.h.n.f J 2 19 state cent hearing of amend day the. to ei per petition signed Williams Oniugil Rollle development of ctors Twenty per sent of tho elecRailroad officials and labor rep411,491 budget for 1133 yea- election iced run up by the Rlrnte In the ' Verervn o ihuimc laws. said the He tion team a basketball and fast supwere the principal resentative 4 4 la required In th counties 411 this winter,winning lioilverry. terday. as A first period- - Rtgler end Veeulin- Haaaeag statutes should be which was accomplish- torInitiative 1 4 .1 4 Bird Ig . . led the Cyprus stuck while Camp- (teaman. porters of the measure Which wss may be The taxpayer league presentedbody but not "patched.1 ed In the face of difficulties has started In th legislation ounpbi introduced by Mr. Burton W. Mus-se- r, atate a If per a by program of retrenchment Includ-or Townsad f Barkltde 4 M4 stirred much enthusiasm - among Election Judges now have the ele. while manufacturers. Jobbers cent petition. lng recommendation for aaleho- Wright,rg. 1 After trailing most of the wy. Bentoa.rg and Iowa light to determine Intention of the students the and distributor presented a solid this throughout that T do not Broncatg learn of the county general voter save where the voting Is Grsntsville scagra a brilliant come. 4 4 the state-- In a recent home game will b need anticipate front otp. th another side. It was Baker.tg. very often, repre- pital; elimination of tho county made with unauthorised marks. It back to score 11 points In th last before the 1,209 CD.. generally admitted by witnesses Hawkeyes played sentative Ada Curtia declared, GKDKK health unit, county agents office H. beat Bingham by four 10 Total.. 41 Ail 11 ! ELDER I. formerly thought the courts quarter Inand that some form of bus and truek spectators which la a better crowd but 11 is, on of the things the and county bureau of noxiou weed on of th hardest fought W oolirr. referee. Hodgaoa. umpire the than aaw some of Its football Democratic party has been promis- control; suspension of old age penregulation waswa essential, but the A farewell testimonial honor-- had: authority to determine attacked as not ing Elder Nathan Raines Gedge Intention of th voter la an election present bill games. sine 112." ing sion payments, and radical reduc" providing a desirable type ( regu-- prior to Til "departure forth contest, even where the marks Help Football tion of courthouse employe" ml- Semznlt Objection Raised Big Upset lation. team the on he ballot With the basketball from will the Iowa misaion departed Btate Northern rien Jef, ID Taylor Representative Among those who spoke against again a strong factor in th Big ferson) protested in the Poplar Grove ward requirement of th law. The suthat "a recall 27-2- 5 the "bill on the grounds that it held Ten, It Is believed Ossie Golem Will may and Concord preme court, however. In the South ," Ninth By By chapel. Tost more a than regular Extradition Granted would penalise communities having b able to produce a much stronger cess ruled out bal- Friday, Feb. 24, st I pm. and Representative Smith no railroad service and would 1n streets. team football as next Iowa at marked not been For Idaho Youth d City follows. The program (D Caster) added that "without . pose a burden on firms operating Bolenf had little capable a fall. COALVILLE, Feb. Ik (Special) will be a little congregation: Invoca - specified In th election laws. Mr Staging, recall, people their owu motor lines, were: OMAHA. Feb. IT (AP) Shermaterial with which to work last mors careful in whom they elect." vies nresident and tion, Samuel H. Gorrlnge; oelec- Macksy pointed out that ths Judges Morgan staged the biggest upset season and fighting spirit was the; "I am surprised at the attitude iff Earl Coleman of Boise proper- - -of election Are always divided two In Utah high school basketball cirHawk elevens greatest asset. Bolem of these gentlemen on thie bill. ed today to return Ray Wenger, 19 to on on disputed ballots because cle last night by defeating the o a fin builder and with a th party pn trolling th county North tsummit quint on its own Representative Graham (D, Pay- accused of th theft and forgery t. toratlon of enthusiasm -- for th ette), majority floor leader, de- 1239.999 in Idaho atate treasury commission 'controls th floor, 21 to ti, in a hectic game Judge. Th throws the Brave from university throughout Mi stat 1 clared, "This put th power to th notea to Bo Iso to stand trial.extraand Auto Supply company: Byron Blake; selection, Lorraine Brink-ma- Th Utah law, he said, cannot be their defeat Sheriff Coleman obtained certain to start getting a better hand of th people and our party undisputed poet Into a tie with D. Anderson, representing the MoHelen Peck, Celia Jensen; re- improved by patches but eould be Wasatch LOB ANGELES, Fsb. II leadfor the dition paper for th youth's reagain league within or of material has a favored for it years. grad year is8 Craw-erevision. modernised Jack tor Moving company; Joseph Dempsey today by marks, missionary; duet. Idly ership. Wesateh had little trouble (INS) Both measures drew vote of 12 turn yesterday and presented them Mr. Mackay said th law should with South Summit, winning IS to sued an edict against the mous- t two, Nelson, representing four IndepenEelyn Hill; accompanist, Mrs members of th 43 In the house. t officer hero today, but at noon tache of Max Baer, dent bus lines; W. D. Kish el, Lottie Robinson; remarks. Bishop provide for th board of canvass- 24, feet ef aptral tubing The senate defeated a bill which had not claimed th prisoner pro. Forty eight aspirant for th of the Utah State Robert Scott; Singing, congrega- er to make an official compariMorgan took th lead at th quarcarried In a rosing only five feat prohibited Inquiry Into the rePgl-oa- a paratory to beginning th Journey. Coalville lead at world title to coma off bofers Heber tion; benediction, Hsrold V. Ford. son between th list of, voters as ter, 11 to f, --but Automobile association; Sheriff Coleman raid h Intended Tts got belief of ochool teachers seekthe long art used to literally, wear out Is 12 Jumped Scowcroft of John Bcowcroft A nrout t Snter the ring, Dempsey election aheadhalf,three pointsMorgan written down by th new of It to question Wenger th axheust a reversal in a gaaaes at tba third you ing employment, who Son company; E. F. Baldwin, cirla preparing for and ths last period was atold Baer muffler. of several day ago when Idaho. Board Decide to Retain judgeslistand th checked registra- quarter, position tour," culation manager, barnstorming even term played on a a part of th tion allowing Dempsey in tho old day Used and C E, Farr of the Morgan to hold Ha advantage. work. Supt. Calvin S. Smith to fight with such a heavy Venter and Pyper played Flour Dealers associaon bis fac that tt re stabbie fiats, In registration for Wasatch Williams tion. Although formal selection of he said. It is necessary to check tarred for South Summit. The sembled a full beard. Proponents of the bill asserted it superintendent doe not take place tinllliar broura inf' person scoresMoroaa follow; provides the type of regulation of until June, member of the board I North BeauuM fall( la YOt. )a iw9 me4Xin highway carriers sought for many o r tactions be must dropped from Pndllr If g1 t.I f! years, and though not a "railroad difftnet mnQooQCftQ fiAttifdif t net (IB Lamb rf 4 1 1 4 is CL malt I i i bt wiidsif bill" It would protect rail carriers Dr. Calvin & Smith will xmUnue,h r'1,rtr,lon rolU (j Frasese- In doing this, he said, it was Grarar.e, 111 from unfair com petition. Among as superintendent of Granite disS I 1 16! Rirbtoae Johcas rg noticed that the same name was Porter the witnesses advocating the mea- trict next year. 4! C Wilde 1 4 S r I 1 on voting list twice. This may S fa.leJe. sure enactment into- - law were a Stabrkr.rf 4 4 4 4 RK HFIELD. Fsb. 13 (Special) Early notification was deemed on case A be Frank Openshaw, representing the advisable of a either and wrestling carnival a spoiled ballot so that Dr Smith may It I 6 Itj Totaia t :i will boxinc be held at the Richfield arUnion Pacific Employes Boosters carry on projected on pro- or a esse where th Judges failed Totals plan Darla yoraber F Umpire. on eb. 22, aa an refer, mory league of Salt Lake and Ogden: In gram, after a son name con- to put "Jr. and teachers Sends SnwaeN Vaealch dash between Richfield and Mon-- ; win Robertson, representing rail- tracts. budget Th Incident he said, illustrates roe echoola, high aponaored by the 4 1 I 14 I I III Vefssrrf GTyy road employes; Orman W. Ewing. the point that Utah has a stringent llllsllf Future Farmer! of America, ac-- i Preeeutl Homer If committeeDemocratic national to law R. no John double Adame, aponaor but a cording against Ifarcnst voting i Sharpe man: Randall L. Jones of tbs Un- Y. W. C. A. Elects New e 4 Prpertfc, of the Richfield chapter of F. F. official provision after The Judges V. liaase. e I i ion Pacific; E 0. Muir, aales manmain bs a boat event 1 Th 4 will "4t Hotee stknas S. L. Meet report te check the lists and prose-cuDirectors is Ig 1 Thomas rf 4 4 4 between 4 rank Herbert 131 pounds Pose if ager of the Utah Fruit and Vegesuch offenses. 4 4 4 4; Hirkeu tf 4 4 4 4 and Max 81y, 139 pounds both of Bssdsil.s table Growers, Inc. and George H. Of fleer elected by th Toung a cevrt If I 4 I a R.cbfieid. The other boxing bout Smith, Union pacific solicitor. omen's Christian association at stews rL if scheduled are: Kenneth yarn' Hurts Detective; 1 a board of directors meeting at g orth Richfield, va. McCoy9 9 Johnson 9Uyio,ig. the T. W. C. A. building were anMonroe; (176), Uoyd LarArrest Police Driver Pd4 .. 929 sen 192), Richfield, va. Klraer Ter-- j nounced Saturday. Mrs. Robert srensen Keate Earl (159) Monroe, wae Totsis it i ijii Tote's president As th result of an automobile (132), Richfield, vs. Lanoy Chris-- j and other officers wera chosen aa collision on State between First a incest, rsfores. L. Vincent, um- - tianaen Monroe; (135), Hogarth follows: Barton and Second South adreeta early Richfield, !. Casey Mrs. H H. Hills, vice president. Bowen (120) Monroe; Gordon Char- -, evening. Deteotiv Fred C ' Friday Warrant for th arrest of Dr Mrs. 8 W. Kett.eman, leaworth Royl Richfield (129), secretary Anderson suffered bruise on fijc - Arnold Lamar Graff.- - Ijaycen tans' Stril TtTrMt Bradley, treasurer Nelpher Graff and James 8 Mix E. It. Clapp Was selected to head andonM. y. Paxton, 23. wax (119), Richfield va. Orvll Kirby. a charge of reckless arrested (116) Monroe; Paul Vebeker. (89) Prestwlch, Indicted at Denver Jan fill a vacancy on the board. ' 13 by a federal grand Jury Richfield, va Grant Zu felt (75) on driving. Richfield. and 3. D Detectives And-rscharges of conspiracy illegally to Come Man There will be (wo wregtllng Brown reported tby had seized gain possession of government land Clothing matches Orean Christensen (155) in Garfield county, Colo , have been a car driven by Mason Rankin at Kansas rrrr. Back vs. Scott Brown (199), Full of Richfield, Hope Issued by U, 8. Commissioner Gould the East high school for improper Tul$ and Kansas City, leader and Monroe; Joseph Buchanan, f!XM B. Blakely, Dean Larson, vs, Richfield, (149) N. McClanalian, owner and op- parking and were towing the car runner-u- p I M In the respectively. Th defendants will be brought erator of three Salt Lake clothing to a garage near police headquar- souri alley A. A V. basketball Monroe Those who In the te Salt Lake from their homes In stores and In fighter qualify turned and league, ters victories as they turned Into the last night one in has rewill participate In the A fights southern Utah to post bonds of lumed from a but Ogden, ,orc' In the driveway, Paxton, driving north on A. Ir. boxing tournament to be held ing trip two overbefore exira 14,000 each guaranteeing appear- east. Mr. MeClanahan say man- State etreety atruck the rear periods in Salt Lake lit March. coming, the Wichita. Henry a, 21. ance in Colorado to fac trial. ufacturers seem to hers much the Rankfn machine. 2t - The warrants were based on in tbs near admisttouaDoa bad 1ttietr9etb bothjsiaihta signed "by Archie 4- gam a deciding factor In th return mg 27 to 15 verdict over the D. Ryan, chief of the Salt Lake of better barnstorm ng Denver P5ga in a non-- 1 business conditions Last field division, U, 8 general land ofNights Fights vague game at Tu!sa the National Textile worker are taxed to the A. A U. champions and the e fice, tage limit to fill orders, .due to the fact m a hammer and biners that very little merchandise la (By International News Service) tongs engaged here which was decided r afa made DENVER In AT Willie advance of the .season Williams. when Fischer and Burks made P.-up A. Give Pageant Denver, knocked out (technically) chakity goal each Henry Rem, Denver. Tom Pick ell, taU YTTchffa Center, On Anniversary Day Child Welfare Council (By The Associated Press) Hal Hawksweed, Salt Lake City, bore the harden of the attack as Pittsburgh 24, Ehjquesne 25, droteleoed Ralph Mrager. Denver. , to' w. Drive For Law Yale thirty-sixtDelay anni31, Columbia, 27. th .Observing Kansas cit.an ever the W. Jeeb.ea, R12 W. n of Mu and versary of the organ ration of th Georg tpenror. Fort Lupton, raatM n( tb firat extraregulation 39.bavidson 23, .North Carolina State Artion on ale Lake Ckty. proponed legixlatlon Colo Derletoited Le Claro, Sacra - , National Congress of Parents and IT to M Booth Carolina 49 Rrskine It. Th, Henrye beld at I . Teachers., a program, was-- hold to afJectlcg. child health and protec- - men to. 4 ). ireen-- t rf at hx:f, but at IfiteL-T-teiiar27, Tennessee 35 Vadrbnf Joe Tie ken i" the t Vj' mnat-i1ths South high school auditori om lion baa been deferred by the Lteh AT M ss selppi 59 beutamweight, won b j.dged into a a I te Tne f rat Florida It 39, Auburn 32 Friday evening by members of the rouncii until next Thursday Cur' ' ra sesee end-- d In toe wax announced Friday by David Tuiane 38, Louisiana 49 society. Akn1u,f(r0m tA ( period, the Stage I. r.er held 'MiUensberg 32, ibto 44, (final A pageant, of G, McKay, chairman, "Th Ppirit wo seorej-two the iq Butler 49, Franklin 32, champions Founders Day wa presented hr Meaeuree In which the council fr throw accounted for the win Drake 17, Grjnnell 25 members ef the Salt Lake parent. Interested 'are tho which Nebraska Aesleian 54, York 21. marg.n nlng Teacher association, and Mrs. John create a atate board of InstituWayne fNeb) Teachers 39, Kear-ne- y K. Hardy, p res t ant of f ha state tion. to be in chargeof il correc25 Teaehers feb Texas A, & M. 25, Arkansas 31, organisation, talked on by We tive lnet Mutton, and a stale child 3rt. Missouri 49. Oklahoma Celebrate Founders Day. Natural Gas heating users are enthusiastic about the Convenience, labor law. Maryville CMo ) Teachers T9, UniANTS LKACl E Springfield (Mo) Teachers 11. 21 comfort, economy and cleanness of this modern fuel, Here is a kiriifvit'e (Mo.) Teachers I I'taoe tmM Byal Urea 33 Teachers (Mo) Warrnsburg letter which is typical of many received from our hundreds pf 1111) (14) Kansas Wesleyan 41, Ottawa 3 3. 1 S I 1 4 T J Feb r5(TN8) of Or.. 22, Bethany OORVAIXiH, Collego . Lem Emporia m 4 customers: Its in Wt., satisfied Itt Oregon btate college footbal 34. koockt III HI in, ire Whitirk lii JU ij-loo 1)4 It 17 teWfc.lk it, Ji, Jil players were on record todv xa 160 Phillips 43. Oklahoma City 4f. 2S Northwest (Okia ) Teachers 49, hoUgre 111 17 111; leaver. per cent in favor of the sppolnt-imeMueller of boa fetirer as had grid Northeast (Ok la.) Teachers 89 August, 1931, we purchased a three-sectio- n 577 845j Total Texas Christian 31, Baylor 22. Fan! J. &:hsler, in i Tt in coach 4e Chambers also' water furnace a automatic and S3. BiMw fbthiai an Bread a ay Mart heater, Teachers Southeast (Okla.) reangnel. I recently U4S9) fhe athletes urged app Intment Texas Tech, 31. (IK) range. When we first considered installing Natural Gas I 9 9 I of Stlner, sra tant fer Colorado Aggies 34, Denver 21 nc 1928 Mines 19, Colorado col'a xo that .prise Colorado anon a prawb. Hi;4 equipment we, of course, like many others, were a bit 122 M7 Hdfcsa 15 3 33ean , 21. under Wy lege ir. cou tfofJet rdMa.. 159 ii 147 seaden jin is Ui W yoming 21, Colorado Teachers anskeptical as to cost of operation. We are glad to advise st'itvtiC The board crirol 171 ii) U 291 Akl.., 159 412 15 nounced that the Pt f e gh(y 31 24, 25, Pi kite that we are very well pleased and the equipment and 5? Montana Pi, 42. State rtah Aggie Iqt the fist wou"4 be. (hb BV I.MtrT NtMru tTH is 94 f lit 794t TetSf have been all they were represented to be. Tel 927 71 45 aed down la Eree 49 co Inst. Vt MJ J Kerf. otfd b sabssiUcd to IMral Cekflw recommend use ns of to Normal 52 Nat Montsw the a for 2T, Carroll diiu.t-oCertainly win pleasure rhanrellor of irgeer (tfg) Intwrmountam, Lmon 89, Easter? . t uregoa. ural Gas. m IS 12$ 14; Montana Normal 38 breve 4.11 )$ jafi Young 43. Utah 42 Brigham Ymtr If mf Weber 21 Idaho (Southern "Below we are listing our monthly bills, which we are 135 974 Branch) 44 j Mile sure are no more than the cost of other fuels : Teachers 23, Flag-tta. v if. , Halt 141 upt ..ill leg's-latio- 22-1- 2. -- .2999 , urrfi tee 14 r.r.r it 11 .14 Taxpayers League Propose Slashes. - 144 feed -- Total-point- la Dowslsg Braves Hsrgaa Stages Reiser-E- vens Score elec-tton- Baer Must Shave Off That Mustache 1 Dempsey Decrees n. California-heayweigh- secretary-- manager air-pl- an Tribune-Telegra- post-electi- Inter-mounta- bril-gam- t t Richfield, Monroe 241! Plan Boxing Meet r I. It Is a Pleasure to Recommend till 44 lIt inter-acho- ol oirr 14 11 .414 -- at Crah ,.. r -- U. S. Orders Arrest Of Four Fugitives A-- 1 HEATING J,1 iniini Tulsa, Kansas Gty a, Win A - on A,U. Games; Henrys Defeated rb j?' -- rotr-tldc- nc w T. () h In, roo ad 1 Huld-TWOO- ht JPae ;!h cJhis letter tells wlnj 23-- A' ss I Oregon State Grid Players For Stlner j -- POPULAR EXCURSION 26 February 1 au Per Saa Francisco . , $I6.ES 'wy It Ri lt SMlIwue Bslt .18.70 Davie. $15.65 TU w .$S!5 PACIFIC ESTERN Feather Biter "'The Route j 114 15 175 Hf HI Til 145 m 15, S 5 UirKrce lit J27 Hadep Tvtate 547 l(i luwit it wircLtt iww-f- wSftef ,rowj It 991 M ST9 151 l 321 999 1 2 , 171 3 14 1 ...otM ,...194 143 Ii 95 147 1 149 If If 19 157 994 947 ...141 ; 597 555 1UI Totals It" vty 7194 til I Totate 915 McOotre 15 j Tats Is air 559 r? 7rta ULt its III porsug Dmr 974 .14 CITY TICKET OFFICE WiMtrk Tig ft Kkr tit j 1J4f JUi r Wildcat5 1 9 111 154 144 259 - ns Tempo-(ArU- ff .) learher 2 278 M US i??r Totals 445 44' 412 wratix t'tleul 'd o- 14 41 18 54 17.14 (Signed) N. B. A. Welterweight Title than perxona They preloudly viously had applauded of after 12 minute when, refer tho wreatInc, dapped ReynoidF ahoulder and .. the champion, thinking he had won, donned hi bathrobe Referee Beardaley, however, mereiy tixd ruled McCann wa under th eaurht with a ropes Ho ordered th mttch rofused. continued. Reynold McCann. h manager and the referee proteated to two of toe K W. A, who ordered Reynold to Co on, the After bout, Reynold said ho would appeal to the aoea-to- n to order McCann to wrestle him acsto to th Dear futnrq. ITU March 24fe April 24th 24th June 14ih July 24th August 34th ,J1J7 ( . 11 M . 7 61 . ie . (TA , 7 tit "We are now heating sleeping porch which was never heated before. We hope that more people will become familiar with the advantages of Natural Gas and help to make our city a cleaner and more healthful place to live McCann Garners CINCINNATI. Feb 1I(AD Tho world e weUerwtyhl crown a far 1 leart as the National Wr.CInx Asnn- c atiou nmcorned ed 6a he brad of today Earl " (Wadcat) McCann,, 1qf ' Forf-and-. -- Ora McCann won lb, n5ht from Jack Royooid when b, vaiaed tb now fona- -r ebamp'ou Into tb a r, bar. Bed b m to toa ra a doubo mat and app arm bold. Tb tad ef to one-fa- il match came after 21 tninaie. and t cond. The decurion of Rcter-- o Ed waa booed for five Beardaley minutes by toe crowd of moro .14 U . 7 1 September 24lh October 24th November December 24th January 24th . February 24th r Itv4rty UUL f U5 $165. 95.70 Wrestling Results 1 New Mevu o 25 Arisen 47 (By Internal oral News Service) Stanford 40. Univ, of California st . ter 09 Davis- - Los Angeies 38. JAMAICA Sr AT i arm Norton ow) Cai.forna threw court, fct Mary s 9. Nevada 44 t i i Univ. of Southern California 23. Usds 744 159 143 Perkse 119 lit Ji Jarkeon New Jersey Abe Comsn. Los AngeXes threw California 27. 3 121 152 Iksm 14$ 13 9bl TbrtnjL W Frank . Bareh sshmgtott 38, TYsshington State 1I1M jYvaa 15111112 omig fnmmr m m 155? W Pery 144 m liii Floyd Marshall, PboeoSr, Arls 34 drew with Nick Condos, O'eece. Willamette M. College of Puget nemmy ... .. 125' I f f Id 3a Hadcp Frd Orubmeier Iowa, won de- - Sound tcieiofi over Run Jenmrge. Ar sona. Ran Jose State 49, Fresno 44. : 111 Total lie f Total Through Pullman and Coache No Change of Care 34 Bwaik Mata llf nr pi oil mmr r9tk Fas , 'In saed 118 roATjvriTiL FOR EXAMPLE Round Trip From Salt Lake City STOCKTON SACRAMENTO WINNEMUCCA ELKO I T'W-'- CALIFORNIA, NEVADA Oakland nt Tfs " MRS. W. JACKS0N, West 7th South, Salt Lake City. this is just a typical experience of those who ate ' using automatic Natural Gas service for house hatting, cookCome in, or phone us, for details as ing and to how you can enjoy these unsurpassed advantages, r 812 Remember water-heatin- g. UTAHGAS 5.COKE WASATCH GAS CO. . 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