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I 4n liriglit Future for '1 - 9 y Indu-str:i: 6owm i : Board Pretty Miss Fort'Douglas 111 p Cop To Scan Sales Bids A11101 Gets Away Of Distillers '919 House'' Continues Work Liqu' or tpckmen See Z t :::410N"V'e: ' tL 0 - ' - nit 1 -- '''- :::::::::i:::':::::::f-:i:::::- i — - Speakers 'Praise A A A Predict-Returof ' -- Prosperity ' '::''::':!':':' 0'4':' ' '' ro- - :fr::::::"":::::" 7N- n ::::'7':::?: - :'1 :::: 7 " Violatorsof Dry Law to Face Questioning On Activities "t : i:1 latifilLW1111111111111-011- q 47 Friday whin a pretty "Miss Pedestrian" took the initiotive and stopped a belies officer for driving the patrol wagon with only one headlight Patrolman I E Daley said he drove to First South and Main streets about 12:45 a in to investigate an accident involving an Intoxicated person After he had stopped the v:ar a becoming young woman approached opened the door of the patrol wagon and said "I want to 'tell- you you've 4got only one light "Policemen have told me 'Lady you've only got one light' now Pm telling you" the woman added Lady I'm only the chant-feof this ears but I will report it immediately" the of& cer meekly replied "Well yen do that" the we- 'man said and strolled triumphantly away without revealIng her Identity - '-' - —- ' - I Set forObservalace of Army Day - imaussainoaratemaliPINglidaniSMI -- - Paren'ts and Teachers Congress Ends Meet - 2- -- ' ' ' t :7 ( '' 7 :::s uf''- -t :: Alter Electmg- - - Chiefsv) A - P "i'lc::: ::: z '' :::ii c 5 $ t L I f :::::i - SeenbyHend ' s Hawki ' ' s $::::::: ' a 't: LI I Amusements 500 Women Will Attend Bourbon and-Blad- for 1 ny OfHospital- lin of it s Churches Praised' Leader Renamed By Tuberculosis Group of State Light-compa- I 11 :: ar :" L & - After electing new tifficers and outlining a comprehensive pro I '': :: ::: ::: Fort Douglas beautiful in Its Distillers who have permitted sale Painting a bright future for the live- for theiorning years more than 200 delegates to the twelfth gram 9 h of their goods in Utah in violation of ' stock industry in Utah speakers Trif 04 spring freshness and the Thirty-eight'' annual convention of the Utah Congress of ?gents and Teachers tr the prohibition law probably will :7:i':::::::::::t:::l7::i:::: it 1 infantry rich in World war day before the seventeenth annual r Friday night heiud'addresses by school and business leaders at a::: fame Will be the hosts at "open convention of the Utah Cattle and lr have to exvlain their activities to the :‘:::: Li i :::': rç t ::::: I anqUet at the ::::::: Newhquse hotel wluch concluded The sessiorm au :'k' 4::::::7': SattlidaY Growers' beassociation commemorating commission house" Horse praised 1 'state liquor control After C H Skidroore state lit':::1 ' anni:?: the eighteenth ' :? :::::::7::::::::: ::: :: Army day and fore they will be permitted to sell the agricultural adjustment adzninof public Instruction perintendint ':::::''::::: into entrance America's versary of :::7 ' titration and credited it with plat-- liquor to the state stores it was idi- Stninisi-Depihadixtended World war greetings to the dele the 1 '"z'::::::k:':::::::::::::: ' :Ns cated Friday big the business on a firmer bun- Every man woman and child Is Dr Adam S Bennion as- gates ' :::: Chairman Hugh B Brown adminisinvited to see the army in its peacedation than it has ever been before ' distant to the president of the Utah ::i::::':pi trator of the law would make no defi::::t:ii :::rQ::::!'::::0?': time duties It will be Ail 'education ' And with the prediction of returnPower and paid — manner civilian statement the the popunite ' that will acquaint regarding " ' Ing prosperity and a belief That the which such distillers would be homemakers lation with the importance of the to in the i-- ''' tribute pioneer ' ' i' ::r::::::::::::: cycle of drouth was filially dealt with but from high authority it military establishment while the war of Utah and Mrs A B Shuttle- k:' long — was pointed out that if all distillers dogs are sleeping 1 broken the more than 150 delegates ' worth of Denver Colo fourth vice visI :::::::::::: ::5 S conference were enable L D To who permitted illegal sale assembled at the Newhouse hotel tv' With the statement of his be President of the National Congress to see the famed "Rock of the of would eliminate itors barred it Aot:::: many 1) r turned their attention to future prob0 lief that "we have readied the 1: Marne" regiment pass in review the larger ones and take some of the of Parents and Teachers spoke on ' ' lems confronting the industry General Pegram Whit- :' 0:: peak of the depression" Jude ::::::ii:::'ia::::':::::ti :q ::: Brigadier best brands :el liquor off the 11 lemsemotmevetear the home as the index of the na tof :V: ponumber from the of welset bas :4 —After bearinglin-laddrealug worth commanding general — market ' C B Sr --Blood the tion H Dents eervkes But 6 Governor for come M requiring the evening parade Henry p yby There is little doubt but what the ' Salt Lake General hospital due and a response by Judge D H Morris a varied program hu been arranged Mrs Arch J West of Salt Lake commission will make a etrict rule to the present organisation of f: of St George and reports by the starting at 1:30 p in and continuing cpIrs Arch J West ot Salt Lake distiller who sells rto anyone was elected president to sue City thaola! any 13 AlexanDr A K the t of the 'afternoon was who elected Friday president and secretary 67: throughout the Mrs John K Hardy Site is P Lake to der countyfeed Salt physiwho listened Dannemiller elation delegates Colonel A F president of the Utah Conpess of storest will be barred entirely This in: 7cian and general superintendThirty-eight- h a former the commanded Cardon director of land utilization has and Teachem Parents president of the Salt Lake as first made the move will weapon be ent of that hospital submitted Council of Parents and Teachers Utah State Agricultural college disfantry for the past three years will In the fight against the bootlegger Friday to the Salt lake county bid farewell to his regiment Saturcuss land use policies H S Jesson Others Named Brown Takes 'Trip commission the annual report A out- chief engineer of the 3" F having been ordered to Fort day named includedi1 Other officers hosto leave General Lake of : the who Brown intended desert Mr on Salt line water development Hamilton N Y First vice president Mrs George for the northwest to study state pital for 1934 ranges it the morning session Colonel To Honor Q Cannon Granite school district: e The total number of patients J IL Macfarlane president of the liquor stores in Washington and Ore- S L Presbytery Selects The Scabbard will honor second vice president W BlaMe treated at the hospital was The report of association presided night was delayed by gon Thursday memento Colonel Dannemiller with a ' Winters Nebo district third vice 3569 of which 9433 per tent read a mass of details before him regard-Two Secretary Thomas Redmond wassecreDelegates at exercises at 1:30 p m the officer were indigent compared with president and director of Wen R L Broadhurst assistant C B Hawley Sr Will Hold ing the state store setup and did not sion Mrs Ralph D Winters Salt having been a prominent member of 3714 patients in 1933 How r get away until Friday night He will tary j Assembly the Military society since he came Lake City berth vice Ocsident ever the daily number of pa 0- be gone about ten days AccompanyPays Tribute Presidency Receives here from Fort Sam Houston Texas tient& averaged 1311 compared and director of public welfare Mrs ing him was z R Miles state piirH The governor reviewed governmen Paul inspection officer W H White Salt Lake City fifth Gift From Board with a daily average in 1913 Cooperative work of the churches for theManwaring chasing agent end director of the —tat aids to the livestock Indus4-INinth corps area wil make Six States to Open Revice president and director of eduof 176 and 174 In 1931 The the will who purchasstudy and amusebudget to in America make the paid n past year public try during the presentation Dr Calvin S Smith Salt diem cost of caring for pacation commission per Whilethe the behind problems stood ing who to those tribute A warning to all civilians to remain ii ' Conference at C B Hawley Sr prominent Salt has sole power to do the buying of ments preserve a higher moral gional tient in 1934 was 6247 per pa'sixth vice president and Lake City of drouth the days industry during has been effective and has off the territory bounded by Sunny-sidtient reported as ire of the director of home service Mrs Newhouse Saturday ' and depression and said future as Lake City business man was reelect- liquor Mr Miles expects to lend any plane avenue Wasatch boulevard Fort inIthe costs lowest country George A McDonald Logan sevmet with support and acclaim Dr Douglas boulevard and the Universistance would be given if it was in edpresident of the 'Utah Tuberculosis assistance possible Dr Alexander expressed op enth vice president and director of commissioners two The other Morris i diisJudge J A Stevenson of Philadelphia any way necessary association Friday afternoon at the sity of Utah east boundary was predation for the medical servhealth Mrs Fred Wrathall Magna George M Whitmore of Nephi and rector of moral welfare in the Pres- sued by General Whitworth thanked the executive for past aid Five hundred women representI furnished bureau ice the by secretary Mrs Albano A Newman and assurances of future assistance annual meeting in the chamber of Adam Patterson Jr of Ogden reA detachment of sentries will be of the DemSalt Lake County Medical sod-stSalt Lake City and treasureri Mrs turned to their homes for the day byterian church board of education On duty all day to keep the curious ing the seventh district and declared if the livestock Indus- - commerce I 4 Raymond J Ashton Salt Lake City ever was destroyed it would kill The naming of Mr Hawley marked and will be back at the capitol Satur- told members of the Salt Lake pres- youngsters and adults from entering ocratic national organization will try " The covered Wagon Dr Betinion to continue the task of organiz50 per' cent of all agricultural en- - the day sham- battle will hold an annual regional and state t area Where of this the the session at as concluding time has bytery he seventh served said was a sacred symbol of westcontrol staff and to li i the He declared the beneficial deavor Newing of liquor have Caches at conference the be explosives waged two-daSaturday his y In appreciation of a president meeting in been ern civilization He praised the 4 precipitation of the past winter had work during the last year the board study the state stores Setup with a placed there for use in the house hotel P-6 A for keeping alive the ideals view to putting the plan into opera- the First Presbyterian church Fri- mimic warfare brought great improvement to ranges of directors I presented him with a gold tion as soonas possible Hundreds of of the pioneer home and for carryDelegates- will be welcomed by Thirty-eight- h afternoon band throughout the state' and that the watch charm The day Infantry for positions have al- The t i ing the spirit of those homes into industry generally was on the road by Warrant Officer Leopold Mn Burton W Miisser regional The officers reelected are: Mrs applications presbytery elected Dr H W directed the schools which served them been received by the commis: to recovery A Yost will entertain with a concert director ready Mrs Penrose W Frank Mr Cardon declared the aim of Amy Brown Lyman Salt Lake City sion but these cannot be considered Reherd president of Westminster from 1:30 to 3:30 o'clock At the t i Home of Prairie will preside vice 1president E A Culbertson Salt for the most part until the commis- college and Edgar C McCarty of same time there will be exhibition of state vice chairman ' 1 bis office was to gather as many Lake "In a Governor treasurer and very unique way the coy City session as possible on land utilization e sion sets up its rules 'Ind regulations Westminster Presbyterian church the equipment used by infantrymen at the afternoon ' facts Growers From Four States tired wagon was the home of the presi- and :‘-for examination of its as as a guide for policies to be formu--1 Henry IL Blood honorary-vicwas lit This will provides combat active arrivals the Friday Among display' delegates to the national church prairie" he said "It it full of mean'' lated for the future The forest dent as required by the new be on the lawns of officers' circle Attend Meeting to Mrs S Grover Rich former memwere named di- employes in Cincinnati ing to the man who can see Over : ' general assembly eervice and the public domain he Thirteen members law Barracks Open four-yea- r and above being a means of transterms and two ber of the Utah house of represenBond Filed Ohio in May The Rev Theodore said should be able to work out a rectors for L Organile two-yeCompany E barracks will be open tatives and now a resident of Oakportation it was kitchen dining federal land policy from the facts to fill board vacancies for C G Brown Mr Besides only George Lilley pastor of the First church to public inspection from 1:30 to 3 room living room bedroom hosterms - I secplaced at their disposal on Cal Sutherland the newly appointed party commenting and Dr W A Marshall were chosen o'clock while the storeroom of com- land Directors Listed pital and in many cases bier to i 'U is not merely the use of these of the commission was in the as K will be exhibited at the same conditions in California Mrs Rich Preliminiary plans for the organ- those atuhly folk on their westpany 4 alternates directors ire ID? Sol G retary lands but their use to the greatest Four-yea- r Frioffices in the capitol hour said that the nomination of Upton ization of the Livestock Marketing ward march As they crossed a benefit for the people who will use Kahn Salt Lake City A J Ashman temporary Installation Set day Mr Sutherland's $10000 bond Company K will participate in in- Sinclair last year was the result of association of Salt Lake City a non- thousand miles of prairie the pioI them that we are interested in" be Richfield: Douglas Q Cannon June- was state 1 filed with the secretary of Plans for the installation of the fantry drill and calisthenics on the "a clever Republican plot" to insure 4 association for neers dreamed dreams of the homes tion Dr John Z Brown Sr Salt Lake asserted profit grower-owneFriday afternoon Rev R M Stevenson as pastor of main parade ground from 1:40 to 1:55 the election of their party's candiProblems Reviewed Tyndale Salt Lake of Utah they would build for their children 4ivestock City and W the H marketing o'clock During the day Governor Henry date for governor in these valleys They built into I - lie discussed problems relating to City all reelected and G J Reeves Blood fixed the salaries of each com- the Westminster church were forand Nevada farms those homes Idaho The transmotor Wyoming newly acquired the sturdy qualities Other Arrivals game and livestock interests and de- Price T L Davis Brigham City Dr missioner at $4000 a year with an ad- mulated at the session The instal- portation will be seen in its first forMulated a at were ranches and which are the very 'foundation of Dr L L ditional $500 41 arrivals included to be paid to lation meeting will be held April Army clay The motors supplanted eland his Office is cooperating with JenningsA G Olson Ogden Other Friday annually Hotel Utah at the Friday American civilization meeting Their ideal S Brown and Gus P Back- Mr Brown as administrator ' 1 14 at 7:30 p In In the church the rural rehabilitation department Jones Dr the horses and mules which were Mrs Harriett G Spann and Miss afternoon i was a home filled with children— in caring for persons whose land Is man all of Salt Lake City T Clark x4 The press of official duties pre- H V Comin pastor of the Third transferred to other duties The mo- Felice Coh of Reno Nev Mrs 75 and 80 livestock men their Between dedigreatest wealth Canister Filhnore and Mrs James vented )1 purchased by the government Attorney General Joseph Chez Presbyterian church and the Rev tor cavalcade will circle the main Daisy Nungesser national commit- from th four states- attended the cated their lives to They building for Mr Jesson said the PER A had Somerville of Moab 11 teewoman of Elko Nev Mrs E meeting which was called recently from going to the northwest to study Robert D Steele vice president of parade ground at 3 o'clock to proterm are: the followed out the recommendations of Named for the Then there will be a bayonet drill K Smith of Lovelock Nev Mrs by officials of Utah livestock men's those children moral fiber legal forms which it will be neces- Westminster college will speak vide for them the opportunity of the stockmen in the program of de- Dr L S Merrill Ogden and Dr L sary to adopt before the state stores Dr Marcus P McClure a mem- with enlisted men of company L 'Myrtle Enkin Mrs J F Dillingham groups 'education and to heighten their i veloping water supplies In review- A McGregor of St George can be put into operation Mr ber of the faculty of the college wielding the long blades at 3:15 p m and Mrs Theresa Graham all of The' association will provide meth' A report said by Miss Ada Taylor system I Dig the expenditure of 0200000 made The American Legion drum and Idaho Mrs William McRes will ods for marketing cooperatively any living with a spiritual elevation Chez expects to make the trip in was installed as moderator and the which would make of them an available for this purpose last year Graham executive secretary of the about a week and will visit Salem Rev J O Arthur of was bugle corps will appear in a drill and represent Arizona at the conferende stock which grower members wish community" be said 33 wells had been completed association showed an increase of tu- Ore and Olympia Wash the capi- installed as clerk of thePayson 3:40 o'clock concert at will be featured a with affiliation an sold Through The conference presbytery With 02 springs developed and 27 reser- berculosis cases in Salt Lake county tals of machine guns emitting a stac- by discussions on federal relief and national cooperative marketing asso- Declaring "we are born in hostwo states were Thurstlie elected Friday They 1934 An additional in Voirs constructed cato fire bombs and hand grenades recovery and law reform programs ciation its members will be able to pitals married in churches live in Mr Chez hopes to be able to draw day night automobiles eat in restaurants and From a total of 88 cases on Janu0110000 baor been requested of the forms and set up rules bursting in midair and a realistic gas A banquet its the evening will sell their cattle in the nation's d the legal up 1 Need Faith 1934 the number increased to are buried from mortuaries" Mrs Urged attack the Second battalion will stage government to continue this work ary which may be suofficials stock centers and int the regulations sessions 1 1935 she said tO take over 183 on January A stubborn faith is one of the its "war" in the area west of Waurged to the two northwest states will be A S Through the association market in- - Shuttieworth said it is little wonder perior the Among speaker and operate these watering places The "fighting" will Brown find ourselves in the desperate Receipts Rise since it is expected liquor officials greatest religious needs of the pres- satch boulevard national committeeman formation service will be supplied we At the afternoon session P O to members and pools may be formed condition of today him in ent time the Rev Steele told the take place from 5 to 8 p ma to able assist be will sales Lake seal Christmas there Salt A from Brennan Leonard Receipts 7T Wilson representing the - National were 20 collective sale Offices will be "All we need of homes today is a Will Give Trophie cent greater in 1934 than avoiding procedure which they have meeting Each generation he said Study groups for county chairman Livestock Marketing association ad in the per has a different adjective for use in maintained in Salt Lake City Ogden bed and a bathtub" she said found discusGraham Miss experience unsatisfactory by the will formed after be year preceding Immediately following the parade vocated local oetups to handle move- said and other centeri of the four states It is expected that as a result of the discussion of faith Pioneers' faith Colonel Dannemiller will present Family Held Source tro- sions tints of stock to Pacific coast mar- - An early diagnosis campaign a trip Mr Chez will be able to pre- was one of comfort their sons' faith phies and medals to soldiers who exto be represented at the P O Wilson Chicago manager of "The child" she declared "will States ken) summer camp health education work pare the legal setup rapidly once was one of intelligence and that of celled in various activities during conference are Utah Colorado Ne- the National Livestock Marketing not rise above its source ) and the Ernest Winkler assistant regional L B Mann representa- - source is the vada Arizona Wyoming and Idaho association campaign for a state sanitarium and he has the setup of the other states the younger generation is one of last year family The quality of toreeter of Ogden told the stockmen aseal of the Federal Farm Credit ad- - the home is the tive needBut adventure the him before activiincluded The in sales the adjective honored are of the par-m- e guests then will be r ! Set Discussions the drouth has not been a ministration( Washington D C and ents who createquality ed today is "stubborn" he said Ittated4 to a typical army bean ties to be carried out in 1935 Miss the it is affair but that since 1913 precipi- Graham Mrs W IICallahan Utah county representatives of agricultural de- their intelligence their Dr Marshall reported encourag- dinner in the E company mess hall said Scouts sympathy 1— lationlatlee4belownormal and in the four states attended their love their social sense their Wm- former Salt Lake All Scabbard and Blade members vice chairman will conduct a round partmenta ing progress in the foreign mission normal since 1923 with Dr L E fields of the church but said prog- 4re requested ta attend the cere- table discussion on organization the meeting S M Jorgenson presi moral and religious on character 1933 and 1934 being the worst years FThitye health officer' in speaking deilt of the Utah Woolgrowers' asso-ress in some is hampered by un- monies at 130 p nL as well as to as- Mrs J Wallace West president of Tuberculosis Situation in Salt ciation was chairman of the meeting These qualities are decisive in the During that time the forest service Lake Democratic Women's Lake Salt the Dr semble M conditions Stestable at R headquarters at 5:30 p in City" said that while the death Arriving in Salt Lake City early has continued to graze approximately rate from and J C Mitchell of the Wasatch formation of the child's life the disease during the last Friday morning Miss Olga Carlson venson discussed missions in the preparatory to reviewing the evening club will conduct study groups and Livestock Loan company was secre- - "Six things are requisite to ere- the Jame amount of 'dock despite the lead in will Stewart Mrs P Scott sea Girl are islands where he was parades They South instructed to wear ate a happy home Integrity must year was very low' a survey made former director of the Salt Lake desert ranges suffered up to a over tan? full of various discussion uniform a problems t!7 fact of a period of years indicated that Scout council and now a member stationed for several years and Dr 20 per cent loss of vegetation and Final plans will be completed at a be the architect and tidiness the Mrs Uniformed conthe At Henry Shoh K Hata of the Japanese Chrisgdides will direct trafbanquet in some years the rate was high the national field training staff i upholsterer It must be warmed by meeting Saturday afternoon heavily grazed areas lost from 40 to Pointing out that this indicated the ferred with local officials on plans tian church discussed mission fields fic and supervise parking of automo- - Blood wife of Utah' governor will affection lighted with cheerfulness 90 per tent of their vegetation in 7 biles will She line I the be in receiving rate followed a cycle he mild efforts for the regional convention here May in Japan and industry must be the ventilator many instances 93 MarK St Set be assisted by all study group presiS T Ricketts presented a report should not be decreased in combat- 2 and 3 er the atmosphere and renewing Cru-shof Reports bellied dents vice presidents Rock junior 'Stolen ting the disease because of last year's Miss Carlson met with the conven- on Christian education The Rev in fresh salubrity day by bringing Masonic rechairand ward He assured the delegates that clubs and favorable report on number of tion committee Friday at 10:15 a in Mr 14111ey reported on national H Bouck 154 den while over all as a protecting North Fifth West women of precinct Salt Lake county at the home of Mrs H J Plumhof missions ports of a 30 Per cent cut in grazing deaths street to canopy and glory nothing will sufThe Rt Rev reported W police Moulton Arthur that fowlMusic will be under direction of member of the national board for Repermits were entirely without someone entered his yardFriday flee except the blessing of God" of the diocese bishop of early"Fri- Mrs Joseph Ririe and Mrs Law: dation and that the forest service Forum Luncheon Held gion 11 She will meet with the exEpiscopal day and stole a Utah Thursday announced that the 'Appreciation for the support rock rence T W David Mrs 'Muhl cut only where necessary to ecutive council at their headquarters Epperson crusher the state adult education proAn open forum luncheon was held in the Beason Moffat is chairman of the commit- St Mark's cathedral services would given protect the range In most instances building Saturday assoi held Sunday in the old Masonic gram by the parent-teachbe the reduction will be no Friday in the Union building at the of in tee arrangements charge elation was expressed by Mr Skid' ' East Second and near 30 per cent The forest University of Utah in honor of new First temple Slated Meet Bonus TRIBUNE- ' South streets was re- more' who told the group that 14i service contemplates no change from initiates into Phi Kappa Phi nation000 persons are enrolled for 57 sub 'Taken From 'Room cently damaged'Theby cathedral fire Rug the present policy but will enter into al honorary scholastic fraternity at For the purpose of discussing the TELEGRAM the university by members of the soldier? bonusthe American League ncr:term permit contracts was stolen from Church school will begin at 9:45 Jects In the various schools of the Wi 3044itest rug ILiby1249qt li meet"or 'Ex:Servicemen m and morning prayer and set- - state He also expressed apprebe forced said the serVice-WoulFirst North street- - died in a local the supply room of the Lafayette Is Pleased to Announce will be bed at 11 o'clock elation for the association support mon it to follow a restricted 'policy and that of the physics department spoke on ing Sunday at 2 p tn in the Germa- hospital Friday at 10:45 p in of inEast 56 street Third apartments of leisure time activities the lees-I- s ' Moulton will nia hall 20 Third East street out of a possible 1000 applications for "Physics and Philosophy" W to was suffered Blehop Two by police preacb at the lative Friday Sunday morning reported juries Interesting Children's regular program for 200 Nif011id egirtliPO he was crushed between a railM Harris manager when permits probably f)erazing school service and for support Radio Programs lie urged stockmen to road freight car and a landing at to on Council State the Utah given strive for quality rather than quartDixon & Company 355 Pierpont ave' Crime Prevention Through Eduherds their in Yw nue tty cation in its campaign of crime preKnighthood of outh Mr Talbot a trainman for the tsliarry Petrie of Washhigton D C vention in charge of the government's cattle Union Pacific railroad was riding and sheep program reviewed the During the day demonstrations Thursdays on the side of the freight car He was on better homes better recreation benefits to the industry under the crushed it was reported because KM 4:30 and better motion pictures for A A A and declared it saved the In- there was insufficient clearance bep m Surviving members of the Utah representative from BO3tEl der at tween the car and the : dustry from destruction school children occupied the S His landing Children the first legislative and parents everywhere A warm spring rain highly Labor and accomplishments of the legislature which met 35 years ago rains have made thort tention of the delegates The influfracwas crushed several chest ribs are to invited take part in these state association were discussed by to complete provisions for moving District Judge Tillman D Johnson tured and his right lung was injured beneficial to range and farm sections of highways muddy but ence of home and parental programs as actors and perform-or- s former representative and Harden are passable Joseph T Finlinson vice- president or u listeners Those who ample on school children and the I his widow Mrs are old of Utah the Surviving from its ' University lands drenched most of northBennion surviving member of the ! are interested in music drathe total need for wider recreational facillP E Mollin of Denver a representa-- ' site where the West rain son brought Talbot John A Friday's Talbot Thelma ern Utah Friday afternoon while for this month so far in Salt Lake ties were discussed by Mrs liardy high school senate matics talks recitations and tive of the National Livestock assoMrs Eva Talbot two sisters hobbies are invited to write or Following the planting the party mother elation told briefly the work Of that now stands to the present campus many other parts of the west reF Crowton Salt City to 50 of an inch 14 more who also outlined the aims and aeMrs Lake J City see Olive W Burt editor of Tribheld a reunion at the university had luncheon in the Union buildorganization ceived than normal It cut down the complishments of the Utah organishowers FranR T McHale Mrs San and une Junior will who direct the and from ing at the university At the concluding sessions Satur- - rriday 21 received of Lake Salt S four and radio and The cisco John City brothers precipitation deficiency for the nation She assailed "block" bqkwprograms pmgrams To honor former Governorthere Went to the capitol to call day John T Cain II of Chicago will October I lag of motion picturesWhicitshe be an inch broadeut from—the of et—period—since—left up Francisca—and nd-the legislators-- Wfi—GOvernoll3looZ and problems A-Knighthood Of Youth Hall to 27 of an Inch the weather said forced exhibitors to show burean reported Archie E and Daniel W Talbot chestthe Horne session Alice collettion Merrill art three horse elegram Of building Inquiries Ryan assistant director grazing at that time there would reporting the total fait ferior films andmtlined progress e ihould be sent to Olive Burt Judge Johnson master of cere- - Solt Lake City will lalk on the Taylor bill and nut trees were planted in the mornbe additional precipitation during since then as 911 inches during the past year in curbing I n g b u d corner Hotel moniel near of a southwest the at TribuntTelegram held at ing banquet a will discussion lead 47pdge Morris The official forecast for Sat- - juvenile delinquency the night These program - next begin new The the the in the Iltati described building evening library of big game problems The auditing It sprinkled here roost of the urday for Utah was unsettled A demonstration on visual Thursday were dedicated by Abel John growth of the university since its t and resolutions committees will give trees tion was given by W Perry Rock afternoon beginning at 12:20 Evans one two the to as of the removal Present campus surviving Tribune-Telegraf their reports new officers will be Comics benefits were re- - wood chairman of the motion pica m A heavy fall was recorded Substantial p senate of sea members Dr the "marvelous" third the Kingsbury elected and the convention will adIit between 4 and 5 p m but by 8:30 ported to range 'grass and early tun conunittewilay Forsberg city -Due to rain Friday afternoon semi'ion Dr Joseph T Kingsbury guest speaker said "what the legisSundays journ: p m the air had entirely cleared crops by rain which has fallen recreational director demonstrated lature did in 1899 marked a dis- final matches in the city marble con'' president of the university at the KDYL 9:15 a rn 43 over most of Idaho during the games suitable for the home of mean The recreatemperature time and Horace H Cummings test the in in tinct education sponsored higher epic by city Robbed was 4 under normal The last 48 hours Boise valley re- - Sketches concerned with chairman Of the educational comtion department have been postponed degrees Utah" Spread your Sunday Tribune col50 and 98 of an inch Twin Falls teacher activities Were wu temperature Plans were formulated at the until Saturday at 1 p m officials highest Zurglars exile an automobile radio mittee of the house ored comics on the floor and 19 and 38 lowest Pocatelió 38 the during the day by member of the: Others attending the ceremonies dinner for making a permanent or- of the department announced 1 Jieadlights parking lights a flash- Or Mouse" hear "Micky "Little Fri- - granite association national few Yellowstone of last the rains park in tiro air gauge from his were: President George Thomas of ganization of legislative members Despite and Annie" Finals in the match will be conlight and "Pop Hye" phan Mrs W H White outgoing trewperson talk to you each Sunday automobile whilerit was parked in the university Mrs Alice Merrill to carry on early ideals in regard ducted Saturday at 3 p rn in the days throughout the state Utah day received 32 of an inch while at 915 over said 2001) new members gained urer were of in traces prompttly moisture morning are the garage at his home Albert Bet- - Horne chairman of the university to education and art Judge Johnreported of good instead highways generally Liberty park playgrounds KDYL the year brought the total Winnet Modena and at comp state road during condition the 1987 land avenue Wilson committee chairson told was ball was the Cheyenne as for the sites poend tagnole municipal appointed' general grounds ' mucca MiS5i011 reported Friday In sOme membership to approximatelp 6500 f - 110 third session William H Gibbs i man of tha new organization formerly scheduled - - 4 t a School and Business Leaders Deliver Addresses '14 Biticitiet to 20G Delegates from :Various Parts of State ' fs - I - Mimic Warfare Review President 1Named I Meeting in S k L 'w e v 4 y 1 Livestock Market Group Plans Laid flk T '4 Bodi - - d it 3 - b r two-ye- ar ng con-elu- P sa--i- t '! ! two-yea- ' Girl - tar--belo- ! 1 - Official Arrives for Parleys — :t For Old 1 4 Servites Hall P e k Death Takes Trainman Crushed Last Sunday d er - -a a will-hold- L Methbers of Original Utah Legislature Hold Reunion Northern Utah Drenched By Welcome Spring Rains 4 4t ex-th- - 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