vr ebould bt nmonettoH, pr International agreement, fmbljr by but by th timed t$utu iom it an International agreement (a im posable. It la my conrMioa that Son of Bryan . Visits S. L On -- Way To Denver Carrie on Fight of Father ForSflverT William Jennings Brjan Jr.. in Salt lake for a brief yimt Thursday night, declared that he Is coat in the fight for stiver waged by his lllua tried. ua father, but at "the . , Mr. . ht" . Bryan ths coast to Denver to preside ov jsr a silver con'erencs which will convene at his eall neat week in the Colorado city and. to which he Invited goternonr of the western j Mates To setrd representatives, Blames Money System. Mr, Bryan believes the monetary system fa responsible for tht ' LiURUAlU Airmail Demands .Ift ..Iw 1932 12 n jiatrh natioiul Crowded House Hears Tfr ervtre headquarters at bait ah El Isaiah Temple Uik, the most popularforefi tmted States from a r Production, standPnU government AaL ifi-t- reorea-jriona.- 1 fig-u- ra Sent Vim S. L. received Thursday by JL G JNord, forest supervisor. Indicate. miT oneThe Was. rtf forest w me on y jn compliance with rsqu'sU from Th'T El KUii"Umbfa. America containing a with gold 'tho Salt Uk Chamber of Coro- - Shrine. miMtrri how. ataeed b ; I consider It a demonstrated more, Senator! Keed Smoot nd;,h bn ted patrol Thurrftj fart that the gold supply is F. c. Dodfbourow Thursday jnS,t E adequate and that H is this lakjmade demands on the postofftee A cboro of basic money which has brought department for restoration of night T Lhed themuaicDia-abou- t buinw and Industrial stag between Salt LakT0RSi aaTritten by Ko cation. " r and idoa. Anglca, word received, .nbldta End men and thoaa on "My father." Rosenhero state. the front circle vroro Morris was right, and ars now HtmiitonC.' Tho night trip ia more Import-'but- t, Earl Wright. to rseogmzo tho fact; an to business inter of the two payg and t Una than the day trip, the Utah man D-- Browne, hhecfaan Abbott, Bountiful D. Ul P. SeU solons.told JJewland K. the department. The Glenn V. Culp. was further called cent. Cogtume Rail Date fIfartment wer played by upon for complete report on thy Several numbersdirected by Eeo- the Shrine band, features were, other A. Tost, pold An daiicu by Infa Lott- Fblpple and dereon end' Couiu, fcong , dances.. Jut music by the Southern j the Centerville Sold if Ta Memorial ona than are now forthcoming to Syncopalprs. Do Molay gleemen Sbet-be- r: -- Klemra hall. Justify the elimination. direewd by Msrjoris The department claims to bkve Members of ths camp were en-- j quartet selections by Norman New-lan- d tertamed yesterday at the homo of based the change on tbs allegation D. Browne. Howard Fr.ice, t. Mrs. with Mrs. Hyrumj Parrish K. Vincent and Ales E. 'that transcontinental mails are F. Smith. Mrs. Wi!iitu handled on a faster- - And surer "A Nicht in the Hieland. David bur-4 Ogden Shrine club; a Steeper and Mrs. Parley P Parish, (schedule over the southern' route by tha on the League of Nations as assisting hostesses. lesque by Morris Rosenblatt Called "The ' Sensation," LfSguo -- j tfaPoill to Pay Tributa fnrnst fa ths a. amt rinl to Wssstch Utah also contains thrs of the mith over 000 campi.h ers In a single day. They are ths and Cache fish ftawtoii, are-fCalifornia. Thethrr seven Washlngtjjp, sod Oregon. this" Despite showing according fi vt- ti campground to the' report the estimated amount tors have stopped In one day Ref- of funds needed to improie nationerence is made to the upper Provo al forest fa campgrounds X'lah and Mirror lake campground. second highest. with , California The Wasatch forest also led 3 first and Idaho third. others la the nation la the number o? visitors for one da-- , having 18 Is ts furtlu taiirIK' lra. au' s' to increase agricultural pro- national forests tbs Los Ange!es( Wasatch Forest Stands Oat Minstrel Show As Most Popular in U. S. non-pou- t. Suitor CilY Utah Solons Place Sliriners Present the other rounirn- - mould be comf u fall in fine f the United fftN f states look Vhe initiative Mt ptrrpoee In Htng the Dr n- aeteOB farmer is 1ft rosier a non- - C mooH I poUticml orgaa&aU on wiM mill cat artion to furnish j lake i ho public authnvte information onj thla vital autoject- - I am not ad- vacating any particular plan atf thla fme beyorwt thiahai lxrj UU bALT 'lilt. Ih.ohKii NEttb forl, Uy a t f To Battleship 'Maine E A- - Wedge ood. So. 1, and J. F. Critehlow, No. 1. poets of ths foiled Spanish War Veterans w!l hold a service in memory of tba battleship "Maine at nhs national guard armory rrlday night at p m. Music will be furnished by the Holland choir Nandra Wiel.-, president, and A. Rosendabl, eondoctor. i Harry tQenks 111 be master of ccremopce: W H Schyeddlg. chaplain , judge Fred Morgan, orator Taps will bo sounded by Master Jack Buckle. p. JT" pfa -- Eber-hard- f IndianVarV eteran We Could Easily Get $25 More For This S. L. Safety Zone Board Appointed Dies In Salt Lake John Thueaoa Dorcbw, diaa war etran. mho eroeed . . MgAIHII BUT THATS NOT OUR WAY OF SELUNG SO WE ASK ONLY 4 of the A SATIN SUPS chain- - snninlirfl safety and fire wa ap commutes nfain Ross' TharC'ay "raoon-die- de-to Darling companj fa the city engineer Thursday at his homer "5 signing safety sones lor downBrowning avenue. - e Horn An Copenhagen, Denmark, town Bait Lake. When plans hare been drawn ApnJ 21, 114$. he came to Amen before will appear ea in 1857 with his parents, Neils the committee . . . , .m Lund eonstwumi Dorcheua The- - family settled y first fa Omaha, to F-!lbJ:02lm Itah in 1S0. first settling In Saltt - Hansen and C.E. Wright. Lake and then in Plain City. At Cost of the zone to the taxpaymake-vror- k tbe'v-smoic- - tuojAnI s -- . Women various tiroes Mr. Doreheus lived ers will be small since the to committee Ires agreed at (tunsboi). Stpio and Monroe At Scipio he helped build the fort. furnish- - the labor and the Ctah will At Gunnison he was first lieutenant Light A Traction company in Company B. when the territorial supply much of the materials. H militia was organized in ISO, In was reported st the gathering. 1879 he went on a mission to Kansas. Tn 1888 he moved to Idaho In recent years ho has lived in Salt Lake making bis home In the HawA thorne ward and devoting much of his time tortempte work He was married three tunes, all of his wives preceding him in In Sait Lake, about 409 men and death. His first wife was Elen women hae enrolled In classes of Jensen, whom ha married in 1885 the Unemployed at West an drouth Two sons and one daughter from high schools, and Jordan and marriago survive. Nirts O tng junior high schools, and 148 Thueson of Sucsr City. ronManthav enrolled at Civic Center, all $ Thueson of Salt Lake, and Mrs. advantage of educational Caroline T. Staples, living tn Idaho taking offered them, it wa The following sons and daughters opportunities Thursday by Mrs. George bv his second wife. Alice P Was-de- declared M Bacon of the women's division whom he married in 1888 also council on un- sbrvfve Mr. Mary Elletf Wash-bu- m of the governors of Monroe; Mrs. Ismllda Eng- emploment at a meeting at the land and Mrs, Laura England of Hotel Utah Plain City; Mrs. Eugenia D Howes Tnrge numbers are also registerof Marysvale and Aims M Thue- ed in other school centers throughson of Tooele. His third wife was out the state, she said. Mrs. Amy Brown Lman gave a $: Mary McDonald, whom he married tn 1881. The following sons and report on the women's division committee, daughters survive from that union work of the make-wor- k Mrs. Elisabeth A. Cox of Copper-to- declaring a number of jobs had Mrs piadys Hammond and been secured. Edward lV Dorcheua of Ashton CHANGES IS LAW TOLD Mrs. Rhoda B jCoslck and Robert Dorcheus of Portland Ore ; Mis W. Ritter, associate pro-Willig o Blackfoot fr annr Ellen L Krant L la v University of Utah. . Idaho: Mrs Jejisie Hanson of Murl Crefah.on aa rav; Mrs on Law Social Progress" and h of Los Ernest A Dorcheu ind Charles Dorchfas of in the Changing Portal World sertf ge! ies of the extension division, de- Latorell Ore- ciariog that the general tendency ,in changing law is for the best, WHITE SLATERT. poor changes may often . Charles M Skinner of Soda although piace Spring. Idaho, is charged withf violation of the Mann white slave art in a complaint filed Thursday afternoon with United States Commissioner Gould B. Blakely. The defendant la alleged to have transported a girl from Fait Lake to Soda Springs in violation of the, 9iaiute. 2 for PM llERkD! IVVTALI EOt Miaget ClMdavv Pet Fell Oise et MM For School Work e Metkly Amuiat Tatar. Uaa. They will ire feat, plare yeer artec LARLY. telly ceanatTH. This wr-f- al the dies wmla APEX very epeaeet leeg TW Bo- walaat eahiart, IKK rr TORORIOWI Womens Crepe Gowns rids l& K SALES CO. 2030 SOUTH 11TH EAST . SUGAR HOUSE hand-embroider- Crepe Gowns ar design Colors of white and peach. Sizes 2 Boxes 16 and 17. Special I What Vaises! Sre tkeas wHk HAt baas. Assart shapre with rln asetel. Asserted eslsr. Reas- Ftaf esbed nrilM sklrtf whb bread ass Ids. doth afcprta Fffffrtly ret slm. Fl ailrd. SPECIAL ier ft. FOR g Sale Price ut Girls Vash Dresses Rayon Cushions Blankets A 'sirs wrlrsw fsr this chilly trestkert fleeey heavy sheet btaaicets t fall bed slae. Sale TIW""MW,r 50e (Beverly styled 41 ash Dressre M Mro prists. Assarted vises as ts 8 years, gale. far Mr, sf eslsr. 2 Sheets . BY REQUEST bheeta, d bleached wosdfr-fstsairs.A Talve. Vpeelal . . 50 at Busier, Meflss alas h IHIAITS Trimmed 50c 50s ftstarday . Hose 50c fitting in all stjles. Ladies Wash Size 81x99 ETjfocIIlg Pcquot Sheets lieriea. heeaae The asset papalar X hee( la - 42x36. iPeduot PillowCases ON SALE TOMORROW Valentines Dresser Scarfs Thrift . Opportunity! At Say Splendid assortment of scarfs. Made of fine, serviceable material some with pretty embroidery. it with Flowers Feb. 14 HUDDART Pr.nney's Your Last Chance to Attend a Record Savings- - Event Thht lias Prompted Hundreds ofSalt Lake Shoppers to Throng Our Store This Week. See Our 6 Page'Circujar For Detailed Dhcripfion of the Many Savings! I . FLORAL CO. A. AH and Uhas. All 56 SO. MAIN. Was. 1918 J. Flowers telegraphed Anywhere tn the U. S. Brand-Ne- ahastid same 2 for w StIes Fast Color Fabrics value that needs no introdue tlnr Asad.eaWn .l.lnU...hita.. eah atyaata artj . orna sizes. Lovely (trims and YE REPEAT TOMORROW ey area leaser, hvery iMtrvaass jh haaw their istse. Pa. sal- tsarerraw with menta, satin bows, flow ere. Large and small head Pillow Cases 5 for adas4wte--esball Womens Hew Spring . Visa 42xM Vpeetpj . 81 xS3 l.onf heavy kitHh Girts1 Dresses Gssrsiteed fast eslI ra. Pretty prists different styles. As sorted sire. tpeHnl 2 J 50e . SWre UNDIES 50c "bt. Beautifully Trimmed asd sblssa babe. trl m m 4 talth site ref fie. Jk II eslsr IKra ItKlal Ladies Rayon ool Coat style, part sweaters in fuU-csizes. In mixed heather colors and bro n. Sizes 36 (o 46, 50c sizes Last Day Tomorrow! She will remember So dont you forget. err tperlal Sweaters Mens Shirts Genuine broadcloth shirts in collar attached styles. Plain colors or fancy patterns. All Large Sheet Save A Wool Mixed Mens vsnr rkoW, enck A rose sm Women's Her Dans shK.S n: lr.. 2 for Kasltsrf sapkiss, sift 12 la a a this sale. parkas. i n. nae Bloomers, vests, panties and step-in- s. Made of non-ru- n rayon.' Some trimmed. All sizes. Special Beautiful Re-t- i Womens Rayon Undies .... KOTEX 1 H , Extra Special! Irv-th- at Is Cuf lnlwn Pareeal Brassieres a $1.0Q Actually value. Assorted colors. NOW f $5 Down Tke tail-ore- else .. Sale. We .immediate- ly wired for more they are here for tomorrows shoppers. Perfectly d hems. style with shadow-proo- f Pastel shades. All sizes to 44 76x105 Crinkle Bed Spreads ! 506 Adults Enroll .... slips like them sold in three hours in our recent Profit-Sharin- g rrs atrKrwaM Beesy mfertal 1 sad color. Nchr-cmtm- ,300 'Beautiful bias cut wash satin slips, lace trimmed, extra heavy. All colors and sizes. Special A . i ,t f ; g J i ! j liotr in 'Salt Lake we sold hun- Bnrfh er shipment, fresh and new, has dredsof thpu-la- uf just arrived. A host of the cleverest, most bewitching Spring Stjles. Types and sizes, for women and misses. s