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Show I 4 X. DFERET TTTF i 1 f i I ' UTAH CITIES CLEAN, BEAUTIFY STREETS, PLANT FLOWER BEDS I i - Apnl AMERICA city-wid- bAiUficliD week from Moadxy to bturdy eigut of tk The Civic improvement commit- the too of tbo i'restea chamber bC coinI he mere e. vponsortn too week ,1ms the arranged for the removal of trash PASSED BY LAW MAKERS IN U. S. lS-- A been Het fr r April Americas iork by order of nod Greenwood, major, of Roc health. The climax of board and Friday gfrwm the City campaign will beb .Friday, when -mi made declared In the day They h-haif holiday will -, tract allowa with house aureery t tora-e- b chooia and basin io help clean the plant and ahrube at a feduwwd mg everyone thread street school church and public pne to ail who Y SPANISH PORK. April li-C- kaa IS-- H PLEASANT GROVE,-Ap- ril up day waa aocooasfuUy observed poo- - hero Monday and the euy to more clean-u- p campaign, general shred be the Lienr club, chftnbet pleasing tb beholder . Maay track j ' of commerce and city officials b- -f nd voLunteer driver were ei Is in, 4 gan Monday. Each bishop day hauheg away rubbish r wr1 which kid the woriiit ht enam-barge-- of piled, in fofivea-Trnt- ka the be l itni places bets furnished are by homo owner of comiBfrca to haul debris aghtiy stumps and other debris were taken to h dump yard. Tbe volunteer fire department lk Nine Norway UK AX, Ap-the main street a tharougb were on the gave planted Schools were closed allc-w-icmapie trees Saturday washing Fourtn ward grounds Arbor slddehts and tea- hers to assist dav of enrg in otiervDc R ITp wer cDan4 JuU)r bo1 ricTt aa.s r Prof r. of the the afternoon. It is said tho cam "the IV ffi . C, nt orgf speaker. more thorough bfor- - I'pntgn of the tree r' ,1, lel trash Ct be week Refresh- - o dL" M PRESTON. Idaho, L E. JHannen made haApil lia for cleaninff and proc-Umat- lo houee f Commerce Manager to Meet Cedar Chamber CEDAR i STOMACH UlCEP.S, HEALED Without Operation Absolutely Guaranteed Paul April riaicetone. manager of the weetern divieloo of the NationaL Chamber of Commerce win he a visitor of the Cedar City chamber, today While here Mr. Clagstone will discuss organised effort local, national and International, with particular reference to the present business fHtsatien. Other tenpOetast wattonal conferences initiated by the Chamber of Commerce of tbe United States WlU be discussed. e While In Cedar City. Mr will hold several business diwith and executive meetings rector of tba chamber of C1TT. 15 Curriers Tablets aro guaranteed to quickly stop dicers and gas pains then banishing tbs cause of d stressing conditions, or no -- these Ton can prove tbe healing pay! worth of Curriers Tablets without risking a cent. Curriers Tablets are compound- Cedar Gels New Plant ed in accordance with the latest medical knowledge and practice in On Telephone System the treatment of stomach nleera CEDAR CITY, April 11 Cedar indigestion and gas pains new telephone equipment Writs today for full free infor- City' t fot of mpproxlmately mation, $54,699 w placed lit eervlc SatCarrier Tablets, Ine Dept. 8. urday night When the cGnecti on war from tb eld buildtwitched 1438 North Vine St, Dos Angeles ing to th new building on th corCalif. Ad. ner of Main and Hoover avenue According to Gayl A. Smith, local manager of the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph company of about one a hundred local telephone numbers waa necessary for use of tbe new equipment, which Includes toll terminal repeater and a new toll tbe witch board equipped with latest faeilitie ueed In telephone work. Transmission, will be Improved os two circuit: From Cedar City to 81t Lake and from Cedar City to Beaver. La Vega Nevada and Los Angela Ciag-ston- b u ll y frZmD"a'm IS - n, (srisit T 'T Mar-tin- April legislator 5 12.4UO out of 4S.I03 blilaintrod ur- ed. The number may be swelled as T T (l'T-f7psome legislative aeseions still are in progress. Writes 825 put"'"' plyLf l. Sunday President, Herbert Fletcher. Paul Broberg. Ray Theurerrvice Lorin Hawke Louis president. Mattson, secretary, Paul Thorpe, Bill Woodland. Alvin Atkinson. Leo Jorgensen, athletic manager, Francis gobbles. George Anderson. Grant Quinney. Paul Broberg: activity i leader. LeAogenen. ,J?aul- - Bro iberg, Mr Wlzom, project and sfo gan. Rulon Uennlger, George NV IlAlvin Carlson; music, ford Hales. Everett Thorp and John Anderson. SPRINGVILLE, - hom wer. plant,! t 'xr ,h"1 Bi b,li prment and aleo. trimmed in honor of prr.prlc,: -t Peiief preriand Society i7 ent part rv. naaiung 1 and one in honor of t the: LV?vtrees 6n doncie the tabernacle n piof Thomas X. Smith Arbor ihe culminated day The other" fonr tree wer, planted! rs and,?111 up and paint up. week In pionee-in honor of early V, P. Director Cardon Logan. leader of the ward. speaker at the Arbor dayeremoryj 1! . RICH FIIFtApnl 15 Tk", ! ,"f, lub. ' " is eet of April Trflo . Richfield year. riean-a- p week In by, r. A F. ft proclamation of Mayor SPRING TITV. Jtpr' !S The All property owners and renter r urjred tv remov we4,war' Belief eocieiy bed i tree was t 'APRIL Horn Culture club fait . there sored by the Summerhay accom-ougto b a law, some $9 990 paniedMargaret by the B. T. U. Ladie Glee time this year and translated that club of ed voice and assisted by givenewt Willlanr iohnsoni baritone, wtllWedtory. expected to write-f2Tx muricale at the high school A nt 4dl'- - APrir ltl I1'The number adds to the MnoO-WKoren-ly with Wilma estimated 2.itt,600 to 10.000.000 son andquartet Uertruda Gouxley will add laws which have been enacted since to the entertainment The Death of Joan the United State cam Into being.? .The cantata , The Congress accounted ot lJae mWlcalfcTheantertmment iW. year's crop of wlU Kivea to add to the high iawa while legislators of 43 states kHoo!b, art and the Pioneer Mother In data hare passed, more than monument fund. American br -- WEDNESDAY J National Congress Puts B. Y. XJ. ChofUS Through 1,524 of Aids Springville New Crop. Monument Move V der property. LAKE CITY 14,000 STATUTES Elder. Will be Honored Sunday gn has cnp 20 ta 24 in clean-u- p e SALT VEWS " ' I oiicle' ol Local Directors bm. 15 193t GIANT PLANE hewmdt" and conflcated records more then 35 young gills. The wwtttan was hurried from the north aide apartment where she was arrested and locked np in nit outlying police station where she waa held incommunicado. the Records seised included name, photographs35 and telephone will All number of some girls be questioned. -- the state Builders Announce Inofficio announced. neys A list of wealthy men. presum. tention to Operate ably patrons of the agency, was found by the raiders. Thesa men To Azores. will he questioned as well, it was CHICAGO, April I?. (INS) announced. Snooping down on a The apartment waa well turn. By SfiERUAN B. ALTICK. authorities mart" which "love aay Ished and in an exclusive resides. (Epecial Dispatch to The Deseret has catered to wealthy men fortial area. Neae) DETROIT April 15 (CPA) The giant 40 passenger, four engined seaplane nearing completion at Bridgeport and scheduled to be flight tested in June, will not be used merely for an 300 mile flight and between the United States Bermuda but -- on the projected mail and passenger me between Bermuda and, the Azores, it waa disclosed her tosecond Glorfif W. Irving day by in assistant postmaster general charga of tha air mail. Mr. Glover said the new planes being developed in the plant of the Bikorsky Aircraft corporation are for use on the longeet leg of the oceanic route and tbat Airways was making tbe preparations to inaugurate mail service during the eummer TO BE USED IN OCEAN SERVICE li w.Uo,. gov-ibod- irane-Atianl- , AK it trans-ocean- ic j -- 4J9S-Iv2IS9- S -- TOO LATE TOMORROW Ver-na- Every Shirt former i LK. Sold at $1.30 and More THURSDAY ONLY 3 for $2.75 Collar attached and neckband styles to be found in complete assortments in all sizes, in fancy patterns and plain colors. L 11CI An Amazing Sale of ,rs r;1"'1 ht I. SPECIAL THURSDAY ard names of Chicago Police Raid "Love Nest North Carolina. Just finishing1 the longest legislative session of its hisOGDEV. April 15 Directors Of tory, Is expected to wirte 82. new the Ogden Chamber of Commerce ware commended. Monday night, by Henry P. Jones, son of Mr. andllaws into its hooka Mrs. J. Henry Jones. 163 Oenterj Sines North Csrolinans need to! r'pJ : psva supreme conductor reet. will be given a farewell heed only tho of their own ? 1 Vor1 attending a meeting InMra v and those of the federal testimonial in th Nineteenth in the Hotel Bigelow' of 1332. chapel next Sunday evening at ( 3b ernment they will have bat 2.34 Davie, who was guest at a banquet When asked about-fh- e performo clock. Mr. Jones will leave aoonjiew guide postmfor their conduct.1 given by members of the local ance of the ocean going seaU. e T. and wh.ch eounctl th of for the Samoan minion field. Louisiana. Kentucky, Mississippi was attended by 100 busmen men, plane.' the giant aemstant postmaster ... On tbe program is a aolo by Mrs. nl Vimm. ,h "eet- - general said that Juan T. Trippe, th, w Tillie Peritea Jones, reading by aiona this year- - Florida has Just to, . waa in his honor sines the of Mix Jeanne Reynolds; saxophone commenced its biennial lawmaking had given been a national officer of the president confident that tbe new machine duet, I E. Wallin, J. Kyana. with and forecasting of tho output isntiorganlxation, when directors or th would succeed. v of Commerce had attended jthamber li sa May Kyans, accompanist ; xyl- being done. "Mr. Trippe told me." he said, lB boiy "SamThe remainder Orson tbe states have of Kealer; ophone solo, that tha new plane would have oan Memories," C. Gayle Williams; either just adjourned their w A cruising radius sufficient to per1 rattle so WltlZeni olo, 51.ee Verds Evans; remarks. live sessions or expect to do mit nonstop operation over the Bishop M. N. Asper; solo. John within a few daa two 2.008 miles between the Five Points Light of are the laws Many Longdon: remarks, missionary. relatively islands. , V, The NVnoteetrttr wardehaprt 1 unimportant to t he - citiseirry April 15 Installation Mr. Glover also said that the located at Fourth North between large. Maryland for instance, must traffic signal 2!hts at Fiva points service woald not It SorwSM 24wareld Bramwell and pass a law to raise the pay of a 17 Center street and First WesC residents of the district, The free state ap- whoother filed a petition with the city 400 new acts Out of 854 commission proved Monday afternoon. The district is at tba Intersection of proposed. Vital Statuticg. T. Okeha 1,100. Washington avenua and Second and Hnrnsville avenue. New York aolona poured the street B1KTBR. Tba petitioners point ont that the greatest number of bills into their Intersection MKCHFlKlaO. is one of the busieet Mr and Mr process 4,255 in all -- points In tbe city, and "there is Josrph It Orrock, ' and approved 1.254. -considerable reckless driving" in VTtd MntHHeiry N glrlT-Mnearly William A. district Atfn. boy; Mr. and Mr Supporting their California, has 2.858 bills under the that the traffic signal isll Abraham, boy. consideration, 108 to far appro, claim needed, tb petitioner-caFAIR VIEW. urgently ed. is Minnesota, considering 2.888, attention to tbs fact that a Rulon Melaoa, boy. (Mr. and Mr expected to adopt aronnd 408. Il- few months ago a little girl waa FAROWAW. Mr. and Mrs. Aimon P. Orton, boy linois expects a higher ratio, or killed by an auto, in her efforts to 508 new laws out of L388 bills in- reach a streetcar. The petition was CLMNORK. Rasmus-- , troduced. Wisconsin anticipates the referred to Chief ot Police A. E. Lars Mr. and Mr Wilfong. sen, girl same number ont ef 2.588 proposE1EKY. TRIBESMEN REVOLT, Pennsylvania has 2.152 proposMr. and Mr RobrtImLewi boy. ed. ed. 18 so far adopted. BOl NTIiX BOMBAY. April 16. (API Maine adopted 338 out of a proMr. and Mrs Gordon Pace, boy. Dispatches form Ran pur today said WOODS CROSS. posed 2,877; Connecticut may ap- that militant Miyana tribesmen had Mr. and Mr Hubert C. Mitchell, prove 288 of 1,571 bllla; Oregon revolted against the ruler of the ,, hoy, considered 885. approved CRNTERYILLE, native Indian state, Malta, where a adopted 123 new law. Ur. and Mr Ward RolUa girl. Arisons 103, Arkansas 334, Colo- reign of terror exists. A consider-in SPARISH FORK. Idaho able number have been killed Mr. and Mr Lewie P. Holt, glrL rado, 150. Delaware 228, 228. Indiana 180. Iowa 111. Kansas dashes betwaen tbe rebels and tbe Tel! him that Uip lash MVRJtlAUK UCEVIKA New Mexico 182, forces which are remaining loyal 101. Nevada Edward C. Donatb, 25, Los An North Dakota 233, of home renoiating is 114. Ohio, 141. South to the ruler. Salt Vivian Gardner, and 2$, gelet now in progress . . . Dakota 2(8. Tsnnssseo III. Utah Lake. that we" need a few Meyd A. Donaldson. 15 Ksllogg. 71. Vermont 241, Washington 142. C 111 tins of wail tleanrr, Idaho, and Goldia R. haras, 30, West Virginia 111, Wyoming some paint for the Marshall, Mo. and Montana 228. Frank P. Hsiner, It. Salt Lakt, Georgia Tags With 12. breakfast room set, and Marie Kddlngton. XI, Morgan. tags with It new taw some wax for the Theodora H. Raich, 23, Granger, outGeorgia 28 in ef a special proposed and Bertha Payne, 1. Bait Laks. floors, polish for the Salt Lake, session. Andrew D. Dewey, furniture, etc, etc. Estimates for some of the ilJtes and Avanel W. AUca, 30, Salt lake . . . that the best of Don't neglect tfeeee little at Hyrum M. Wallace, 22, Salt Lake, whose legislatures are still in ses- Savage. all places to get them 12, Balt sion are Massachusetts 225. Michand Virginia tacks ef indlgeatten. Tfcatfs hew Lek Aente Indigestlea fltarts! A ad Is the igan 308, Missouri 208. Nebraska 70 ef all Aente Indlgeallea Joseph F. Hence 27 Salt Lake, 208, New Hampshire 258. New Balt Be ready end Kathryn F. Beadle- -. laee at strike alght. Rhode 208. Oklahoma 125, Jersey Hat water Lake. With Six Bcll-n- n Wf the Surface and Sbu im IT- Richard W. Braduhaw, SS, Alber-- t Island 158, Booth Carolina 450. Sere Relief, Taaenvw may Texas 210. tee late Bay Bellnaa teday! Canada; Vllat Bennlon, 4S, ELECT OFFICER . Max R ChriatcnSen. 25. Salt Lake Bell-am- s and Lorens Lindsay. 24, Sait Laka LOGAN, April 13 Officers of th I.04.AI. etake M men will be elected fOR IN0ICCS110N Logn nd Howard. Joseph Myrle thfl banquet tonight Tbe Blanche Veil Miller. - men were nominated Dwight Butter and 0J,,or(.toUowing. Idaho; Alma Blackfoot, Conlin, Woods Cross, Horace Bangerter, and Eva Yonk. Logan. BirKM.CC. Phyllis Meeki of Blcknell. and Melvin Okorlund. of Loa, Eva Ba- ker and Freeman EU"te CASTLE DALE, k Manuel Conha, 21, and Ruth John-ao- n of Huntington. 1. both Walter H. Maynard. 24. Price, Castle and Esther Jorgensen, 25, D3e Sigrid Iren Ke1. 11, and Mr both of Emery. Plxtou. Dean Hwrwey. J1 Balt Lxkt, and Marian Pack. 79 Saif Lk Ralston T. William, II, Balt Lake and Bernice Chritentn, 19, Sait Laket-and George Blink, tl. Sait Leik Alice Donga!!. 13. Sait Lake. Luther A. Burnham. 2$. Kirkland. A. Spark 24, Leaven XJI ; Mary worth. Kanu V. 1$, Salt Lake, Clarknon George Orlran Howard. 17, Wood Tro Herald H Harris IK Colorado w six years, defectives today aeleefv-a woman known as ' Ba,roneaa kui from Kew Tor It, e had been indicated, but that the terminal in the I' n K e d States would be at Charleston. He aatd the postoffice department would advertise for bids for tbe hertuce. Within the next 10 day. ilr. Glover, accompanied by Earle Wadsworth, eastern superintendent of the airmail, came here to see the national aircraft , ahow. (Copyright 131) ba operated 258-26- 0 South Main t, Values to $10 Spring Colo, Margaret Inmer, 21. Colo Colorado Soring George R Abbott. $2. Nampa, . Owen 2$, Lo An Idaho, Kmily gclev CAlif err. . Mr and Mr George M. Olson an noonre the their marriage of Berk, Ruth, to Earl H daughter soo of Mr and Mr Herman Beck, also of thia city. plvumt. Thursday and F riday kKL C9TATI Romerr Lumber cMnpaay to Them K BiMinr, lot. ... block 2. $ FfM subdivision a...... Jowphiov J. W. kerit t Robert H. Jet I Nock H it J), Robert M. Eleven to Jooepbta J. W. Psri t sL, tot 1, baoch 9 . plet D August Cartoon to D H Draper et a I, lot 14. btook I, Park Yienr vb ttft. d via on K Tborraa Need .. ... Bis:ngr investmeot company, Mariborojgb fi&c . ...... . to iot Angt.enw li4. ... oath We Treat Silk Crepes Chiffons, etc. rsoge ')( 1 m east to Trecy Loos A eempaey, lot x. blocs 4, plat D HfTK.k A to Enard J H b tis Sot 24, .Lpper Harvard sob--4 . viafon Lis I Clark to Prairie fia'rref ot I bork !. i acre at A e V BffW to Veva Parte?! on 12 townah p 2 s raqrv f wy4t .. Parte: to cart Veil ot a1 oritei IT. township t poatb. 1 10 A. M. Your Money Refunded ,w ot ithin .... prd 4Rf fukrr R3 fit RGf A nr 15 Tho DriDEV 1 Hudtm i Parlors. 577" KTev" avenue was eteired hr mean of a TtasVey and $3 stolen from the rssh real, ter Mwar ttih According te a report et the police elation. j Think of what it means to the people of Salt Lake and vicinity to be able to participate in the purchasing power of a store doing an annual business of four hundred million dollars. I TaAWRKNCE, April 1$ Byreu H Jeceen wee apopinted by the coun-- y co'nTtissiorer 'to ftuedeed Mr. A H Witvted we road iftiporelsr io he Lawrence dt-rc- t Mr Jensen vra eccnrnpsnled by s delegation from Uwrvnrt when he before the board for appointment. TooHTe u . Be sure to come to this grent selling event and get your full share of the savings. ; er range Come Early for First Choice r Jslita r Georgettes if you can duplicate these values elsewhere 3 days. to A - at f orenoen M Selling. t lot 11. bioek 3. 4acre . I K ftiltd to Herrran DeVrtes. ot block tl Psst G 3! so Johnson to Gorg C Whet" man eootton 11 township 1 Fashioned of New Prints Doors Open .. Hundreds of useful articles go into these Two Great Days of Gran to tfbrrmaa FToAerseksoa to Sylvia 9. Harris, lot 24, feoGk L HaUeU alilltioo APRIL 16 AND 17 Many items on display in our State street windows. I - - Tv J -- ' - |