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N REMODELING SPECIAL OFFER, This wools To n) : ILES:1100110-1111111- 1. 11111111 j.; , , ' WAT-C- rinnac7tAL , 1 ip It yew femme inetheleat i jliwn c.eit - , , - 'p VETERANS 14 11111,e Five Uto .41p- asi .6 i : , 11 CLOCKS, etc. Imo . - ay 1 Q I SILVERWARE, D ' . show-Saturd- El II Remarkable Values in JEWELRY, WATCHES, ilvai .. , . I 411111. NUMEROUS BEAUTIFUL PIECES AT A FRACTION OF THEIR ORIGINAL COST (Pay Ai Little As $2 A Week) ---- , - I II CLOSING OUT! ' (14110 ' i , 1I OW,AnlitoWl '', all-ov- er ODDS AIID ElIDS SALE 3995 SOUTHEAST FURNITURE C - , W 01 .00 .... All You Pay Now , . - 169 95 $ pil 44 11.77,;:ppe..77:7:. - ill Yours - 1 ' Old Washer . . in Action Today! r - - -- - - - - ALLOWANCE ., TI, filioill11 I ECONOMICALLY PRICED AT L Mir , 4,rope....., 5 wringer. - . ,!.. 1 basket! - ' I liriNmtb load cleaner right in whirling . . i i No set tubs needed! With a full e Easy you power-rins- - - ,. 0" whitest, , . . Gets New Job, . y E Does a big family wash in less than one hour. You get brightest washes ever. . , Hampton, representing three Salt Lake home con,struction firms, argued that the ,commission's Jan. 3 order was . Kick-O- ff issued without sufficient notice BA, and would cause his clients to lose a considerable investment in partially constructed homes. He further contended that.---iview of the recent acquisition GORDON W. KIRBY - By 11 of an estimated additional five 410 W. Charles Rol. offiRomney. State, county, and city million daily cubic feet of gas Ex-Ward- en Steve Saathof, the amiable caretaker of Hogle Zoological I, Ave.. dry lYwcd Fuel cials will be principal speakers Mountain Supply in the full. Gardens, had a full schedule Monday morning., It was so :.7, eleaninS firm ooerftor. Mender Company's No. I well at the breakfaist Tues- in at a "Vck-off- " I over. . that a little bit of fact thestalthice halo; 441 ,Chutels Buttes field, the freeze day which will begin the Salt fT.,, First off, Steve had to supervise the cleaning of the cages'. lin ordireronowiwaingunneceslorlheariata bald' IasiLake activity fund drive of- the and serve i , Democratic the of raw bread, chow the meat, lettuce, dry morning up liaison W. BIM former state Salt Lake City Chamber- of ' carrots and fruit to an assortment of lions, tigers, hyenas, mon- ninewssued cenhightlywalwardIrmPeren Uri' Eae order"bassion Commerce. rirck eadthemceeedk,,,,4 Ie; new and four e pumas. a baby it t t keys connections for space heating, State Prison, Monday was Approximately 100 volunteer ..k., big one on the other. Then they e res,entsttive ,' - el, r p workers will meet at the Newbutrnade exception In cases of c- NI, Then, about 10 o'clock, came went for a walk. a temporary sheriffs ' I. t, for district No. new homes where construction house Hotel at 7:45 a.m. to hear the risky job of unloading a ' The link broke and the big in the Salt Lake County by deputy N: Bracken was under way. ;:','''. talks by Gov. J., Lee, new shipment of animals from one took off. He ran through a Commistdon at, a $247 monthly of my The Jan. 3 twder,111PolementCounty Commissioner George Kofu Zoo in Japan, which ar- gate and when last seen was .,,,.'"me , , salary. , freeze whicheeder, W. Morgan and Mayor Earl J. rived Sunday. sheriff' George Beckstead reltulteetheatCeiginalonly loping across the open fields of umunu5rpedmehtoarunv on Glade. Captains of the 25 teams All went well for a while. yt. Douglas. for the House. foundations and auhnoortnes quested BC' appointment, laP. which are under the direction Noko, a shaggy yellow bear. he platused to use hhn on a is worried and I hays consentInt Mr. Saathof as of the prevwere complete of M. L. Dye, general chairman i Moku, who was tagged not because the dog is mean. ed to do so in iious Dec. 31 would be eligible "very special detail." The deof the drive, will meet at 7:30 "sluggish" by his Japanese He couldn't be. He only spent the interest of sgs. limitary for gas under the exemption pro-th- e tail will be temporary, Sheriff a.m. friends, were shown their new 33 days en route from Japan flound economical,.,., democratic Beckstead indicated. original o.rder. , vision in ,,,.. ,- .Glenn L. Stanley; president of cages and soon- munched happily in a two by four box. It's likehe said, government," :;-:,:-ion apples and lettuce: the chamber, will preside over ly he's too weak to has been active Ronmey the breakfast which will preThe trouble started when Mr. "He's just scared," Steve said. cede the beginning of the drive Saathof took two of eight Kai "All the others are real friend- in party circles since 1942, when j 9 solicit will a.m. Workers at find him when be tires he joined the Young Democratic dogs out for a walk. Tadamichi ly. approximately 1000 smaller Koja, director of the Tokyo out.' Club, at the University of Utah business firma for funds. Zoo, had written they had been The Kai dog, he added, is He was a candidate for the state 56.101-,...:110i:00.0'.,:'',..,i.:i-;...1,- : A report of the advance gift trained to the leash. common in Japan. It looks like Senate in 1948, placing a strong committee will be given during Mr. Saathof believed him. But German shepherd dog. The fifth in a field of eight and missthe breakfast and it is hoped he couldn't take into account a one that got away is full grown, ing the acumination by a scant Postponing the Polio BA originally slated for Jan. SO, tm-that the general drive for funds poorly soldered link on one has dark, soft hair and when 200 votes. may be completed by Friday dog's collar. He put a small Kai last seen had a snarl of cockle He was born in El Paso, Tex, til Monday evening. "has helped tremendously In the numbers on one end of a chain and a burrs on top of his head. or Saturday. the exodus of Latter-da- y during of tickets sold," Alvin G. Pack,- chairman of Salt take Comity -Saint settlers from northern Mexico under pressure from the March of Dimes, said Monday tan indications. sates ara -Mexican bandit, Pancho Villa. 7 Ticket' will - be available those-o- last year. : Mr. Romney attended Latest figure on the Salt Monday evening at Rainbow DON'T FRET ABOUT came to $18,598. Monday morn. Lake City schools, the old LDS 1 Randevu 464 South kale St, YOUR FURNACE High School and University of ing Mr. Pack announced. AO' where the dance will be held, additional $2000 from- - the din. was and Utah. from graduated DAYNES JEWELRY CO. Mr:-Pac- t saldtantrattlits-Snerdanceand fashion , George Washington-Viiiversity- ; D. C. was later added to 1936 in with ond South and Main Street box Washington, I, la law degree. He practiced law office unta pm. I - The Polio for several years and served a Balt is the last Although an exact figure en major event remakting In the minion for the Church of Jesus , AN IDEAL TIME TO BUY THE Latter-dathe y of Christ ticket sales will not be Saints In I VALENTINE OR ANNIVERSARY GIFT The drive will continue, bow . England and Canada from 1939- - available 'Until possibly Wednesi 40. day. Mr. Pack conthsued, from ever,- - until Feb. nami-----in'tt- ar i ,, , So-call- ed 1 , ZOO RECRUIT . "prima facie lame have beets adopted In a rumba of places in the United States, ' and are considered to be the only practical way to meet the problem of persistent parking violators. Under present Utah laws, the driver of parked car must be personally served with a ticket to make the penalty for an overparkhig charge strictly eriforcible. Un- der the proposed, ordinance, it would only be necessary to prove a vehicle was illegally parked to make the owner legal-ly responsible. Charges that a recent gas freeze ruling by the Utah Public - Service Commission was both, unfair and unnecessary were made Monday at a special bearing before the PSCU at ZOO , - Lingentelter to direct the draw ttp the letproi;oseadePartmenordinantftsri When the ordinance has been drafted. it will-- be. emsideteklik dctallby and will rim:tire the specific approval - to - becoms 1110-7687- i'..4 4., i ,, . ' SaeCommionerBei tv ' l'41 ,,,..: meeting. and authorized Public .1', -- . , tathifritioCtikeirtirt - -- 47 Another new arrival given cages Monday morning. was Moku the bear. - ' f. , .1' 4,h4,-,,..va- -- 1 .J".0.11.00,011I7 ,,,,4 2 , ' "..-- ---r--- ed ,,,,,, 2- - : . 4: ,t - - ,. , The action was recommended tin the commiasion by the Salt Lake Traffic Commission' last Tridal.; Monday's action by the city newly-creat- a,- -. szbthty vz s . ,, 0 ' ' ;'' , ' 4 - 12i . , .... d 4 - ,,-- '- - - a , ' ; - , - ' ...' , 1' , , - -- ''. - t , , Salt Lake .City moved a big step nearer a solution tons perennial parking problem Monday, wben the City Commission a city ordinance to make ownership of idirected the drafting an illegally parked automobile prima fade eYidence of respon- ,,,, ''...' a I , . -,,- cic,s,,,,.,....--.- - ,,', a, , "' ,,,,.. : ' ' ' ' 4 -., ..'' - , -. - I , ,.. , . .''' , . '''' . -- ., , ,', ,. ' WV' 1, 4, --s, : .. N . r ,'- 1; ,. ,,4i '''.... ' 'I It !"41.. ,,,,,,c '''' t - '.. , Ps -- 7 4 , .0.4". , i - Measure Would.- Apply In Parking Violations' . - , , , . -,- i;',. e ,, , , - 0 , - - ,,,,. A - t - :', I ' .. ..,,. . ok . -- , it-ra- TRim I , go, il ,,,1 -, - ' . .01' ,,,,,,.. - ' - !Drive Breakfast II Intill P DEA t , . . -, . . , .v, . , , Romney -- 13 '3! '.,...:. ,o, HOW Furniture - Sugar House (1Gs3 , I 11 ,Steve Saathof, zoo caretaker, makes friends with five month old Japanese Kai dog, one of eight which were g DRIE 1 THE VOYAGE OVER, THEIR NEW HOME IS HOGLE More Rain Predicted Over Utah ED .0 i , ti I. ; :4 figures-conclusive- ly 113w , e't, ,,, - "..i77:!,,,,,.Um,- - ...,,,,,z,i,,,,40.....1; , v , 1,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ....,1' 'I , i4 ( f;or ,...., ' , s.....ift, , '' .'" '', ,. , ,1 e,.. -, . ,,,-,...- ,,iiig.,-- p' t "A ), a , . . 0 ' 1 j,., i t ,40.-4.1200.1'. 0:,,:.,11,,..z.,, A ., . te ,,, - ol, 4e1".-,,,- - ., , . ., tc,:f.i .... f ,.. . . . t'Ait 1 . ,,,,,,,e,,,1 - . v..., , e f -- ,,,I, 1) i , .,.,, :' I , ......tigon,.f - , 4 ? . t $ , .... ,,...,,,, , 4' , , v. .),",,,....Z If .... ', I I )'N . . 3,1. ()red inan c a ') "Carr 1 , . , - t ' , 4'014 t ,' ,' ' , ,,:,.,,,,,,,i,,,,,, , , - IN , to . c11 , ' ) ..4.,,;,,43---, '7; t. ' ", ,a,i, ,' ,, ' , . . ''', ,,, , - 4,411e 4 ,,, N 1 At SOUTH EAST II 11 )1I-s-- 4,, J . .01 AS. -.' II ,,,,,,' '' .. , ,, ::- .; kt 4- - I ,".,, '''. .. 0 - f ,,.' 4 - ' , S ugg este d ti If ., J ... .4-- Handley .. . ,, - I probation - ' . ..,. ,,,'' Property taxes in 1949 netted $35,857,478, compared with $33,702,372 in 1948, the corn- . mission reported. Property taxes pay the en-- : tire slate's school costs, twitb i . guaraAteed yearly average of $3300 per classroom. Any ex- cess goes to municipalities and counties. Increase in proceeds were . general all along the line, with the exception of property taxes on railroads in the state. Railroad taxes- feU off about $250,- 000, chiefly because railroad as- OGDEN Recommendation sessments have been falling reg that W. H. Handley, former ularly for some years. Taxes on buildings proved Weber College treasurer, be the biggest single item. The placed on probation for adstate netted $10,969,159 from mitted' irregularities in the 'In: buildings, 30 per cent of the en- stitution's funds during hii ten. tire amount. That was $600,000 ure of office was made MonSecond District more. than 1948. day, G. Cowley. Charles 16 Judge interests paid Mining per cent of the tax, a total of First to suggest probation55.643.457. They ahawed..a,a - Aryarestmciat. a aszt9gAtor, crease of almost a million dol- the former treasurer was R. F. lars over 1948, due to increas- Campbell, professor of elemenes ill property values at mines. tarreducation at the University' Utah long has been regarded of Utah. Appearing as a charas a livestock state, but the acter witness, he said that while tax proved be was stiperintindent of Presthe mechanical age has taken ton, Ida., schools Mr. Handley over. Automobile owners was a teacher under him and shelled out 8 per cent of the that he was held in highest retotal tax, $2,096,985. Livestock gard in that section. paid only 2 per cent. Previously, David J. Wilson, counsel for Mr. Handley, pointed out that his client had made SPRING?. full restitution of 95570.73 in the case and had pleaded guilty to charges. He said it is a matter of whether Mr. Handley serve a prison term or be placed on probation. First witness, James R. Fol. ger, present treasurer at Weber College, testified that he first noticed discrepancies in accounts in April, 1948. To quesBig, black rain clouds were tioning of District Attorney rolling over Utah out of the Glenn W. Adams, Mr. Folger west Monday as the winter's sec- said the lira ,irregularitt-wa- l ond major thaw went into its noted in account during 1947, third day. showing purchase of a typeRain will fall hard over the writer never received. Further Salt Lake Valley Monday night, irregularities of cash and proWeather Bureau observers pre- perty ranging from 980 to $109 dicted, but no snow is in sight and totaling $5570 were also except at elevations above 6500 found, he said. feet. In answer to questions of Mr. Improving conditions are set for Tuesday, with no particular Wilson, who asked if Mr. Handley had not asked a special temperature drop expected. the witness claimed Mr audit, saw Basin the Uintah Only had "sanctioned" such SunHandley temperatures day night, and Roosevelt's 20 an audit only after irregularabove was far above normal for ities had been found and the audit assured. February. f ' ,, ,,., ca.! k ,:,:: ' - , A boost of more than $2,000,000 in Utah property tax in 1949 was reported Monday by the State Tax lectioon. ' II t -- rid It., II . 6,19 5 0. , , . . . , ' , , . FAMILY,NEWSPAPER IN THE MOUNTAIN WEST ' SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, . 100tb Y osor FIRST VOL. - ' 5. 4, |