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Show 4 a a . 9 JJ-- -' sr K St The Dhseret News A Daily Thought la Delivered In God bave I put my trust: I ill not b afraid hat man can-dunto me. L to Your Home Daily ' - A - o For Only 15c a Week Paalm 56.11. Founded isso LARK SALT CITY UTAH THURSDAY APRIL Federated Womens Clubs Attack Liquor, Child Welfare Problems ' CONCLAVE SPOKEN PLAY VALUATIONCUT ENVOYS ATTEND ON WAY BACK DEMAND TO GO SAYS-ACTO- FIGHTFOR FAIR -- to Assessor Promises Take C. of C. Claim to County Officials. - Take Place Friday at Ogden Electiona Sesaions. GityFor U.S.Survey Of Business Practices RATES TO DAM Excommunication BEFOREBOARD R FROM ALL UTAH YEAR T GHAMBERJOINS;SrLvPickedAsTypicaT - m EIGHTY-FIRS- 1931 16 Schedule Granted L. A. Declared Detriment To Utah. This la to certify that at a duly called session' of tho High Council of tha Liberty ataka of Zion, held oa April 14. 1931, Edward Janoscbek, theretofore a resident of the stake... Eighth, ward from was excommunicated the Churcn of Jesus Christ of Latter-da- y Saints for conduct violative yf tho law and order of said Church, such conduct' constituting apostasy. D. BOT 8HURTL1FF, Clerk of Liberty Stake. gait Lake City, Utah. April IS, 3931. EXPERT TRADE , COMESHEREJO "fit chamber of commerce board of governors Thursday voted to Join with tho Utah Shippers Trafin demanding fic association freight rates from Las Vegas; ana Boulder l CBy comparable with those granted Los Ahgelea. The chambers action came as an approval of recommendations made by the wholesale trade committee. The committees report stated that the Union Pacific system has granted rates to the Boulder dam site which are very detrimental to Salt - STUDY PROBLEM Data to be Published For Benefit of Industry. of Demands by the chamber commerce that a 39 per cent -made - la- -r La ke- Jobbers- - and- - manufaclurer)-unlrss f et reduction--be-- Pelt Laka haa beea selected as comparable schedule is esirenta on property la Salt the most representative city in tha Lake. Salt tablished for , county for equalization purposes intermountain territory for a speThis action is protested in the be presented to the county nation-wid- e trade survey now cial of assurance which given report, adwas the ham her i commission, K. in progress, declared Donald complete support of tho Shippers) vlsd Thursday in a communtca-- j Traffic association in their effort to business specialist for Wallace, tlon from Joseph H. Preece, coun-,it- y beobtain equalization of rates on assessor. the United States bureau of forhalf of Utah common points. Mr. Prsecs acknowledges ' the and domestic commerce, upon eign Its In The concluding committee, chamber's demand and verifies and his arrival here Thursday. zoo arthe The for kangaroo says: . reports, , sustains the sllegtUon that assess-.Mr. Wallace la conducting tha rived in Salt Lake early The future of 8a It lake City the mentrin Sait Lake- county ara-study of problems Confronting Tax Thursday- - morning and was 'jepetKts oire . Opinion came cent t to those 19 . tbaa higher 'marking dfevTcf Industry-- He num& crowd o&chUdren Pr tI by with greeted rates a)1 competitive ireigh, ! V other counties - Differ;- Ruling W. to Sait Lake to interview a '! . of He and their parents. trade territory and that inthe fu-- i n .nformed the chamber that ber of concerns for a The animal is a female one ture the committee shall be pleased d of conditions In this th county rGmmiagloqhaa l)e Loom. picture -old f tha Red species, yeas the to with Shipper cooperate I U'Ott alir n6l 6ftictafiy'Vi:t power to act in this matter end considered the finest of the to the atIn Traffic calling group any other city in thia region. j states that he will recommend that kangaroo tribe. It posed for tention of any railroad in any dls-- . are take the county commissioners Faulty business, practices the cameraman but zoo of- -. criminative action against Salt take It mm. of Spanish- Representatives On the waM.r 0f' all costing the country 1X0.909.999 other pe rwnni kept flrjal . d valuation and the advie-- ! , , , . lannually in merehandIaihg''-Fftsiek;formal k. in( as far as possible onttl the Tbs general session members ot the state tax comof the United States the visitor declared, explaining ability of such a course. arrival gets acquainted with ly opened by M rs. Lowe and an adfore puttng into effect new rates bureau"Pahst in an effort to mission of domestic Thursday, and foreign that the purpose of the survey Us new quarters. dress of welcome was given by tna Lu f bctHMH IjOB determine the meaning ot the reIn Salt Lake to place In the bands of American arrived baa commerce, with of Ogden, Mayor Ora Bundy and Boulder CRY grant to Halt trade aurvey. He cently enacted legislation relating information business conjuct the' response by Mrs. E. D. SimLake City equalized rates to the asking particularly' sources of concerns, ,o the tax exemption ot war vetthat will help correct these faults. onson, president of the eastern erans. same points.' wastes In merchandising practices The principles brought out by district. The salute to the flag was The bill as passed by the legisThe report Is signed by J. T the etudy of problems of manufacled by Mrs. J. G- - Falck. pledglature declares that 'all disabled chairman of the Vk ILLIAM Kephart, THOHXTOX, 1? turers T1 and distributors ot steel and ,e tridAs ing allegiance. "The Star Spangled persons who have served In any brass stamps and dies, automoBanner" was sung under the diwar of the United Slates,' etc., bile name plates and license lags IV. Hoffer rection of Mrs. E. have a tax exemption up to and similar articles, should be apPlayer De- Binding Company Seek shall Mrs. E. O. Wattis led- - the lltahV Shakespeare 3.990- Rates Rail in Cut plicable to a wMe variety of inand Mrs. Frank Francis. president According U Disattltty. clares People Want dustries, Mr. Wallace teele. ReTo Pacific Coast To of the Ogden club was introduced In the second section ot the bill Show Young sults ot the survey will be reMrs. G. G- - Marriott, chairman of Good Art. however, it U stated that veterans leased in printed form later by Summer For Seen Claim Too Old. of the World war shall bo exempt the program committee presented the local office of the bureau. to the extent of their disability. In Mis-Wi- ll the program and rules of the conof Former Member Mr Wallace left his Washingvention and reports of the state other words if the veteran Is 35 For tho first time in history, rewith a ton, D. C., headquarters That old saw that oa "never duced summer rates to the Pacific per cent disabled, then his exempfederation was by Mrs. Lowe. MusHonor railroad of ticket nine and so31 Joseph to amount Musical tion shall misses tha water until tho well runs per coaat may bo granted this year b only ic was by the Sempra of one ot the accounting firm, of the longest ever feet long, dry quite aptly applies to tha Iasi- - Vincent A Caaella. ciety of Ogden President. was served on owners ol eastern trunk line railroads, it the h.i L'SLriSn whose audit purchased in the htatory of AmeriThe department of American timats drama according to WUltaip, of the city hooka disclosed pititlon ot a committee ot western can The short' tirket will . railroading. a.m. BS with met S1.SO at 119 of coutmeroo represents-- ! Thornton, young, romantic actor. Citizenship - , featured - tha Tburaday wouiq Friday under the state abatement chamber serve to carry him to 19 represenMrs. Falck In charge The foliow- - who heads the troupa of !) Shake- aM". lives Is granted. The purpose of; railed sesaion of vase the morning Pnient. over cities tative all the country citye tho move ia to stimulate tourist, Pallbearers for the funeral ot players who will open a the bondsmen of R. N. bureau. Because thered is no agon- Please Turn To Page Five ) spearean three day festival at Kingsbury against traffic west ward title eeawmi 'Waldent Key Z. Pratt of the'Mcx former treasurer. Toung, government trade represen, . . Gus P. Backman, secretary of Hall Thursday night. - The A the veterans of other are s non local chamber, and a member lean mission, to be held Friday at tative Thursday declined to comThornton, who arrived In Salt ael for United States Fidelity and ability of because th tims ago. the ths the law is not on business condiment 12.39 wars, and in the was advised Hall, officially of Lake today with tho road troupe Guaranty the committee, Assembly pm. have company and American explicit In staring that veterans f jw mentioned, tions here and elsewhere, explainsent out by the Shakespegr. Oulldj Thursday by T. A. Stevenson of ths are former members of the Torfc squad wars shall prove disability! been closed, the anti-vic- e other Bis that committee department dealt in Tacoma chamber, Edvfsrdo Balderas, Manual ing tPieass Turn To Pago Five.) j fondants, apparently was intend'd la granted, won facts which were not to be dls- to substantiate contentions that tho veteransexemption n Under the state law, the city msy chairman, that C M. Burt, mana- Torres, Kenneth Eardley, f of the Udelljruseed un11 complete and pr.nted, oltFe claims are Invalidated oy the war are under ihe impression that padlock houses after giving notice ger of the Trunk Line association, several would hold a hearing for the west- - Call. Vernon Sharp and Solon Fos- - He will remain here for statute of limit Vons. does not have to be es-- 1 to, property owners who have Mays. ern committee at 12 noon April 14 ter. Defense counsel. In questioning. Several pressing problems that before an exemption portunity to abate a nuisance b In New 1 Tore form-will City. Music be furnished made west by further to the benefited efforts would hate prove the shall be granted They take the ejecting tenants involved, -San Francisco. er missionaries and members of Seattle. n Bad they city commissioners knew of the view that any Notice was served In connection Oakland. JJj J Ciluil Reverse Los Angeles and Tacoma the mission w ho reside in t, cent Congress were put aside shortage before demands were war veteran, whether disabled or with ( south First indicated chambers hive already made on the bonding company. Lake, the session was so short. not can request tax exemption of where a tenant la said to be obJudgment in Note The suit. Involving thres causes they would be represented. It has! Speakers will be Presidents HeCongressman Frederick C. Loofjectionable to the police. of ctln- - seeks to collect more $1,000. Mast Be Established. bourow. of the Second Utah disis served as ll ot been Mr.definitely decided Pft'ber J. Grant and Anthony W. woman Another f.rove Judgment of the Third district Backman will bs able Ivins, Elder Melvin J. Ballard of oeition ,h. i28 oo from the two firms Some member ot the commu- owner of 133 2 West First 8outh whether trict, declared here follow, ng his court In the case of John Viettt to attend tho hearing. return Thursday evening from the Council of ths Twelve and El- against nion. however are Inclined to the street. Jeffries was reder Rulon S-- Wells, of the First versed William Washington. belief that disability must be by, the supreme court on One ot these, and one wbjch he before Seven Presidents of Seventies. tabltshed applicant any by 9 believes to he as difficult as any Friends may call at tbs Joseph Thursday. sued Jeffries on a note i exemption can be granted. . before Congress, is the silver qnes- William Taylor mortuary. Friday forVletti It wa Intimated that It may be 3500 which the defendant is from 10 a m. to 12 noon. Interment neceawirv tr submit the qaentlon tl0"Congres has done nothing def- - Ther meeting of poultrymen and given Louis Miola at P will be In the Wasatch Lawn cem-- alleged General Georxe to Attorney A to Mio 192T. 109 15. a a discuss for oMdals fine of a program for but Sept. Bingham, the i tal Intis for silver jet. conducting before the matter is finally C Clark and awoclates werejetery. transferred the note to the p ain- -' eggs scheduled game of poker and another fine Parker Influence of Ihe metal on the shipment of day-olG been determined. made for Reservations to have Gnbler John pub-state a the j 3 According by was granted permit Viettt. who economic situation of the World isltor p,m iriday at Pleasant! of $59 for participating In the given Judgdebate coach at the L D 8 col- lie utilities commission Thursday all Mexican members of the mis-t- tiff, ment against Jeffries in the disand appreciated Ini Grove has been changed to I pm 'game, were Ihe sentences meted recognized in Salt Lake to st- tort court chairman of district two And freigh'Jeion an automobile residing lege Thur,-3612.20. operate announced for ; out in ths TBurada, Washington. -- L riellwv synelhinglMnndsv. riiy morning the- - services and al former "The of -- the state- debating league, the and passenger service between Saitlfe court holds that def.nltely helpful will be done day by C. C. Edmonds, general court by Judge C. F. Dalby in the C. C. Governors' Feast and missionaries who the notesupreme I members assignment of teams in tbs dio- Lake and Price and was about It next session, of Thomas Guthrey and Sam (manager of ths Utah Poultry On Grand Champion ptric has been made as follow Tha application was protested' have served under President Pratt Viettt a unable to recover. The farm surplus Is another ducers' Cooperative association. Perry respectively, Ogschool Tho of Ogden high by repretenUUiw of the Denver problem which he believes will bej Friday at I p m. a meeting will The defendants were arrested In Lamb S. L. Pinker den will meet the Davis high A Rio Grande Western railroad. dealt with next session. Congress- - be held at Draper for the same pur- - the Keith building by Six Delegate Named school of Kaysvllle In a dual meet, Clark i also operator of tha Moab man Loofbourow believes that s pose. Saturday at the same tlmej members ofEmporium e on the squad H. ipahager of while Hhe L. D. 8-- college, West- garage company which operates a Judge Moffat Ends temporary embargo on all farni poultry producers of American) March 23, Thursday their pleas of thsJ. Salt Manderfteld, -- Lake UnioiK stockyards minster To U. S. Chambef Meet the Is and beMurray college, and passenger service Justified, although he, Fork wlll gather to discuss ths.not guillywerSLcbanged-tnullty- . .products Youth Suspensions, and chairman of Uva Chamber of high achosTof Murray wll! clash freight tween Price and the Chlorado-Uta- h program and at I pm. livestock committee, In a Commerce Orders Pair to Prison Six official delegates to a similar meeting will be held at;Satair Road Problem stats line and between Moab triangular debate. presented the grand champion debates will be The semi-finLehi. the Salt Lake chamber lamb of the Utah county livestock - held on April 21 while the final and Montlcello. UISCUMed 1 selecting show to the local chamber Thursdirector oi Benjamin Brown, Electric - League Evident determination to break of commerce at the annual confor tho selection of the district L. A. Trade Commiuioner markets for the association at New into the state prison on the part vention of the United States chamy he held on April 23. Meet on April 30jTork. will attend the meetings and County commissioners, chamber) day, Gale Shops, 13, and Clarence ber, choke chop were served to the winner will Seek S. L. Goodwill ot of commerce board of governors board of governors April 39 to May 1 In Atlantia present the plan. and in the din. Llchllter. way 18, ended that were selected by the board and highway committee, spent lDg room The annual meeting of tho luncheon. W. City, when David Thursday Judge To encourage and stimulate Moffat of ths district court, who of governors Thursday. about an hour and Thurs league of Utah will be held The silver committee, consisting begreater reciprocity in trade at the chamber of commerce in day afternoon discussing ths pro- Cherry Tree Orchard had suspended sen- of J. H. 3 Salt Lake. April 39, tt was annosed additions to the state highouhern Califor- - tences previously Rayburn. J. E. Cosgriff, ,aird to life, re- of from years tUa, W. L. nounced Thursday by Richard E domestic trade clnded the suspension and ordered!w; Mont Ferr will carry the Increase in Utah way system In Balt Lake county. lCa chamber Most of the discuselouCentered for the Los Angeles tbe youths committed. Folland, executive secretary. plan to make the William Buster Dalton. 17 waa Three sessions will be held, one ion the haltair-Tooel- e Otiestlon a majer problem of county line vNeir plantings in Utah have sentenced to thres year In ths chamber of commerce will visit) The first sentence was alispend-!il'members of the Chamber of Salt U. 20 at 10 a 23. Isike Gus another at 3 p m and f New th to 8. P.Jed number The is the April increased compllbody during the comirg when It was that the problem Idaho ,ta)e rf0rmatorjr at St. greatly Commerce approved by the project. the fact r- banquet" In the evening. C. A. Backman. secretary of the local boys were paroled ,liosa g that some by from ths state cherry trees, forecasting thony for theft of roTCrnment r board of governors Thursday are was Wolfrom. Balt Lake division advised Thursday, industrial school and after the! Ths general delegates are Dr D. must be repaid the federal material Increase In this ,ta,e tomoblle Thursday when he chamber J. While in Sait Lake Mr. Wure prison sentence of ths Utah Power A Light E. Hose Lewis. J. GA M. op spent m the roads' cherry production within the next was suspendedA. Lyon, J O. Elton. Gus P Back- . . before United States Judge p.re(j Mollerup, Les- before the federal to a survey of busl- - this parole was revoked last man. make company and president of the ter Hallmark a to will aid plans few according years, plan Johnson. Tillman H. jj. Wire. John ,br'aJ i Webbsrt, I will ness conditions, end ths products! month. league, preside. mount has already report released Thursday bv r rank! Tbe fr0m an wa, rtoi Demtrta. D. W. James. F. B Pro- - "Ph'L Th' which this city and stats has for RUMMAGE SALE stalletlcian It waa reported that Shopei federal nt After ,h 8 U. b' government tho of vol. L. V. Nielson, Edward geological gineer ljhen land Llchllter had escaped from) of representative Utah vey n rbruary U30 in San Juan export Kl.terkeoS. Friday, Mark E Weiss. W. p. Boy-- i v,,0P,nf ,h Twenty-thir- d I,ra, about 174 U. 24 a. state - A4t. containing orchards, la the institution, they showed, highway. er. Hazen Exeter, Edward cherry P county. 3 19 trees. Indicate that the numup again under arrest for stealing iRfendants pleadfederal Seven Kimball, T. J. Sima, Harry W. T" . about now is trees an of automobile. ber young dine, Frank- - Paluso. Jamea N ed not' guilty to charges set out equal lo the number of beirtng la grand Juryjndictments returnRoy. A. B. Malon, F C, McGuire.! EDITOR tHObFN. M. Martinov. John A. Burt. Albert! age." Trees too ed recently. SOLID-COVERIN- G regaled 4.399 In these orchards L. Williamson Frederick-J-pacThe defendant and charges are. chosen ediFrances Bennlon age of those while bearing main-8. A. Moran, 8. R Jonea, ! Fred Steve Kosturo alias fosto. tor of "Girls dsy'Elttlnn" of Gold in taled 4.229. Haas, , J. Lindquist, Ormandi Steve a nuisance, Palsroj tatnlng and Blue, student publication at Keller, J. Q. Harrington,, Chsrle, Vecher. liquor mar.ufac-- j the L. D. 8 college, to appear May Accordlng to a report from Glas- and Jo. Malouf Jim CMtinoluios, William' W. and John Cresgsr Marlyn; 1. She will be assisted,1 by Ann ture; is noiiktun Scottish gow a M. O Brien, R. J. Gordon, George' Gulbransen, liquor transportation: Wells, Vera Richards and, Helen paring to sell one of his principal H. Ryan, Jr B. Walker. H. B. Din-- ! Cinceili, Jack and Diamond said Is Georgs Lawrence. estate. Uie value of which Bedding Plants, Snap ney. Amos Epperson. Raymond T.l liquor conspiracy. to be more than $509,990. Senior and 8. G. Margetts. Dragons, Petunias, I! OGDEN. April Prohibition and child welfare arc two of the bo dealt ' rout Important subjects-twith bjr women of the l'tah State J 'Federation of Women a cluba who H assembled at the Hotel Bigelow. Thursday morning for the opening f h session of the annual convention. The convention will be )f In session for three days. Mrs. A. J.. brae, Jr., of Salt , Lake, state' president la presiding. at the general session. Through-- 1 pqt the convention departmental sessions will be held. The conven-- f ,, tlon la being attended by a large number of club women from all't parts of the state. The program for Thursday included a meeting of the board of directors at S.39 a.m.Jj followed by a general sesaion at 9 VETERANS SEEK OF DEFINITION thirty-eight- EXEMPTION LAW csi ll j Commiion y-- S 7 croes-sectio- sec-an- Jus i Anll Auditor Subjected 1i To Questioning Padlocks Sought For Iwo Places i. J 1 ?; Pall Men Named For Pratt Funeral . one-halt I I K Rep. Loofbourow Sees Silver. Aid At Next Congress ' imtlanurilInnd 1U5 .her SpanUh-America- mls-slo- n, re Pi I J JFo-ilan- d. Spamsh-America- se West-stree- neatant Debate District Schedules Meet Salt Lake. Price ' Stage Authorized I d o , -- ax Pro-jcas- at anti-vic- y. nt , al j Commerce Chamber Theft of U. S. Auto ,t Elec-trlc- one-ha- lf Brings Names Members 1 Years er . ; !207.-youn- man-age- , ! REMODEL NOW! I. w Bi g-g Our j ONE COAT Circulating Rental BENNETTS Dahlias, and all other Perennials are now Receiver of Railroad Laud Present Statu When you want anything hi the will ltn call tun-Building savs you money. Now is ths tiros to modernise and beautify your old boms. Estimates Frew Expert in tee, mechanics with our guar : T, LISTEN IX KDYL TONITB T CSala Ntttreal i P. M. Broadcast Canada from UTAH Builders Supply Co. leaker aad Balldlag Materials 503TrTEfBS8 ready A noted improvement in business of the Salt Lake A Utah railroad has ben made during iba past' three months over the Same per- -' iod last year, said I). P. Aber--, crombe Boston, recnlver of the railroad, who arrived tn Salt Lake Thursday morning for an extended Our Frier AreHlght, SHLKP MAMRK , Fr tw Plant SEEDS visit. Mr. Ajercrojnbe, who spent the. morning In consultation with Mur-- ! ray Sullivan, general ma eager, re- ported that ths road bad mads! great strides forward In tha. past few ROSES FERNS SHRUBS PANSIES PERENNIALS a switch In London at six o'clock In- ths morning the lord mayor of London recently lighted a sign 'Fxhyhvc' ! - lion in Melbourne, Australia, de claring the show open.. CONTRAPTION MADE OF FATAL MISHAP VEHICLES VISITS S L: It may bk a racket, but iPll is, Jt has a moral. .Two x men from tha veterans hospital at I V0BELER!S auto Is literally plastered with pieces of --trains, autos, buses n4 In which jtersona have airplane been killed. Almost everv major wreck in the country during the last decade to represented. These fragments represent upwards of 399 lives lost. Lumbering through the streets Thursday, ths unique display attracted the- - attention of hunv dreds ol Salt Lakers. Occupying a prominent position on the front of the cab la a piece of the car In which, Mr. and Mrs Orson Erickson end their six Sawtslle, Calif., pulled into Salt Lake Thursday with one of the strangest vehicles In the history of locomotion. Built on tha lines of a steam angina of tha 1919 vintage, tha back ia a and built entirely so ihe occupant claim from bit of wreckage picked up after fatal traffic . . craahea Heavily labeled. HesvItylaheTted gaas, the exterior of the well, for 123, when struck by a train near convent onoe eake, let's call dt fa Delta. Utah. gaaoUne-propeile- years Bv touching SEED POTATOES d Library Will Interest Cedar Gty Band Leads Rotarians Qutclc Enamel ,, It BvtlfuL .. See . Bright Color, $nt-Diyi- nf thm new color ctrd Bennett Girts fir Paint Co. 63 V Pint Sooth You. A BOI8E. April 16 (AP) hundred head craned over house balconies today to hark bsud of playing youngsters from Cedar City. Utah. Th band composed of boys xnd girls TronT FtftlT to EtghtV grad, and rang all undr 18 yearsef-g- e ing as small at 80 pounds in weight, played two numbers tnd won loud appl&usc Tho and is under direction of Mol Done. Tho organization was brought as here by the Utah Rotar'an part of ths entertainment program of the district c4nntion for Utah and Idaho. Pressed In their red caps and capes and white skirts or trousers. Ask Us For Particulars. 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