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Show glatUesl' Blessings HTje 1 " ; r , mtraiis TftTE hold , Coring may 5 KirsJ- NUB T'tah Joined California. Nevada Wyoming. Colorado and New Mexico In the part provhling thi Colorado r'ver dam project when Gov. Dora smied ti e Boulder l):lm hill pasel hy the rtrh The is hnreit m fh.- At of Comrress plan nwifl. in?: SHWOrtO.OM for constrretion' nf Presence lliis Bay urifcld LEGISLATURE th" S. B. 141 T:ti. Voters of T'tah win haw an rpoor-tmdtto vote on nt least two d miwHtntlonnl amendments at tb next rerers! election. It was when the state Pate r.iP,l two house Joint rpsolatlons proooMn-thee nmendments. The resolnfio thwA introduced in the house , !y Ren. S. M. oroviditi? fin eqiialirdnp fllnd for the more equitable distribution of eduenlo,.M oi:ortnni!ies, and the one by Ron, Yl H. TTrwmond. providlne for a rh'an::e in the mefhodn of dis!ri!m!;ng the stat? school fund.. Ti e jwnpe of a measure in n!0 hors-permiiting the of mm and brandy in mince meat caused an editorial in a rtah paper to which the ltousc members took exception. BILLS IXTKODITED IX SENATE pro-po;e- of Immortality Impressed on Soldier writer, llie father of a soldiei, studying the nhpiionie-,,.- i nf faith in soldiers hardly more had no previous ,!! ,)-- who have s'mrhuiii experience, says that when a fuller sees h's comrade shot down at his side he does not feel that tie is but drtid. "He is no philosopher, Inward voice assures him this son liam'ful" of battered clay Is Dot his. Me feels assured that his cinnrioie. friend has passed on and taken with his personality, :lni all that composed his ;ij'ety and courage, his unselfishendear-Mend- ' ness and heroism and all the virtues.' and his faults of ease with which the bodj The tnij-'Jvnrdslies from sifiht conveys the sense . S.'B. 211, ITonitifTsvorth : Kequir nf something ..unreal in his disappear in?; fiecreiary of t:ite as collector of not ID his So. way, arguing fe?s for motor vehicle re-i- sl rat ion simple mice. the nmer or being capable of argn and ns collector of the tax to pive a fsnrety b'md. iivi.t, the soldier assumes human ImS. B. 212, lloiliujrswortlit mortality as a necessity of thought. ProvidHe could not eo on with the work of ing for the establishing and maintain-in- ? ..... war without it." of 1'tah University college at ) den and at Eph nihil. It I hard that tills central tenet of S. B. 213, Smith: r vldins- - for thf die Christian creed should ever need selection and purchase ,)f a new site In he taught in this tragic way, but for the Utah state pits o and the. rethe roads are many that lead to moval of the prison to ivune. Coil." and if out of the bitterness and horror of war this truth shall be ninde 'S. B. 214, Ryan: Crating a Colo- -' belief and of rado river ..commission, defi.niug lis' o pint of the soldiers' the heiief of those wlwi lose them from powers nnd .ippropriatinsr "a Film ol' ei:rtli. then up from the bewildering money therefor. S. J. R, 7, Irvine: Requesting Gov, experience of grief will arise one For Peru to extend the governors concause for thanksgiving. never was higher saying toman than ference ..an. invitation to hold its the promise of eternal life. Exchange. 1930 session in Salt Lake City and authorising the governor to provide appropriate entertainment for the of to Eotzzs? Spirit conference at the expense of the Chr:st-Man'Tribute state. S. B. 215, Maw: Providing for the On Raster Sunday; the .Christian world pays homage to the living spirit expending of $100,000 for the purpose of building for the University of Utah. of Christ the spirit of dauntless' cour-n::' unwavering kindness, unfailing Ei:ls Passed by Senate II. B. 2: Relating to the payment love. When He was nailed on the of annual ' and delinquent drainage Cross il looked as if the forces in op :.' position to that spirit were definitely taxes. II. B. 7S: Providing for .adjustment adventure iriuinphanr; as if the t i?ei: lenient and payment of drainage (.f love incarnate had ended in failure. taxes assessed a gainst lands in. drainr.nt love could not be tuiprisoued in the tomb. We celebrate at Eastet age districts. H. C. R. 3: Meiuoraiizing congress His resurrecton. "Thou hast conquered, O Galilean I" exclaimed the tu enact legislation to niahe leans to Ilonian emperor. So down ; through drainage and levee districts. the ages we have come to feel with , II. J. R., 8: Providing an equalizing the great physician to Labrador, Dr. fund for more equitable distribution Wilfred Grenfell. that "the only real of educational opportunities in .state. and heretics are the purely II. B, OS: Providing for the certifn Qrt tvu rwx.nr.t fliu final liwlt. Knllit.-lication and payment of taxes and lii iiteut: "Verily I say unto you, cense fees Incorporations to, ihe as ye did It not unto one of secretary of state. these leapt, ye did it not unto Me." S. B. 107: Relating to securing of So. under His leadership, we take permits by automobile companies opheart. erating for hire.. Kill up the paps tn our flies, S. B. 123: Relating to pharmacists. Strengthen the wavering line, S. B. OS: Extending firemen's penStnHlrfi, continue our march sion benefits to include widows ; and On to the bound of (he waste. On, to the City of Cod. , children of deceased firemen. S. B. 47: Relating to complaints for ' the public reparations filed before utilities commission. S. B. 110: Regulating and controlling companies engaged in insuring or .'r(il! guaranteeing real estate titles, S. B. 10: Providing for the creation of a commission of, the Utah state bar. S. B. 10: Requiring molor car ow ers to settle personal property taxes on the machines before they may obtain license plates. t , - V H. B. 01: Relating to barbers. . B. SO: Amending law relating to Insanity board. One fi !io Jore-ensen- c pn-ii- t ; . p-ea- . inas-I'Dil- Easter Custom 1 n- IJHIs passed in the House If. B. 80: Providing that each ritv shall constitute one school rift. . Utah dis II. B. SO: Defining the boundary line between Rielt and Summit coon-ties.'" : t II. B. 07:; Providing for. Hocusing '."" aircraft and airmen. o) the Ne.i Eaiif Relief orpbaoa pUntinf the Eastet croie hm, fhe culom ol th ass:H-iiition- : the Repealing law s un-th- u-- in ( mr, dp re- dny. IL B. 09; Empowering city to regulate Installation of eiectrical equipment and to license electrical contractors. I f i Nature weert e lovehj lac For the Christiaa't eyet to . For whom bud and leaf beer trace CM hit immortality. Sorrow may the life o'ertake, Even Death's dire chill end blijhtj But with Jesut we ehatl wake To a tearlmnrg light. Maud Freiet Jackaoa. iNt i)t ft S. C. M. 3: Memoralizing congress to enact legislation providing for making loans to drainage or levee districts. H, B, SS: Providing for a .excise tux of 5 cents per pound on oleonuirgijie and other butninun-fucturer- ter substitutes. S. C. M. 3; the. secMemoralizing retary of the interior to survey and classify agricultural lands iu the upper basin of the Colorado river. ' II. B. 42: Providing that a maximum levy of three and f mills for general purposes shall lie avail-a- i !e for all counties having u assessed valuation cf four million..' a II. B. 200: Liability insurance, II. B, Mate prison library fund. H. B. 310: Responsibility for damages iu accidents where motor dirvor is under 10 year of age. 5, B. OS; protection of persons furnishing materials and labor on build, one-hal- ! Services in Open Air Mark Russian Easter Buy your radio just as you buy your farm machinery A long sonorous peal, as of muffled thunder, rings out at dawn and instantly it has been caught up by Moscow's forty times forty church bells, announcing the arrival of the Russian Easter, a week Ititer than the festival under the Latin calendar. Adorned In their sumptuous robes done In gold nnd silver, with miters no less imposing titan before the revolution, save perhaps for glass replacing the precious emeralds, rubles and diamonds of days gone by, the priests everywhere, in accordance Tilth ancient customs, officiate in open air, on squares fucing churches. At the ring of Moscow cathedral's big bell and its accompanying sym- - MAKES IT and bow? simple, and easy to keep in order? Will it do its job and keep on doing it? Aren't these the questions you want answered before you invest your money in a tractor and everything else you use on the farm? It's the same way with radio. Here's an instrument your family will depend upon for years and alyears. You want to know it's ways ready to go. At water Kent Radio comes from the larfiest manufacturer. It is made of better materials than are ings, 5B. 100: Fees in insanity hearings-6. B. 141 : Regarding fires on state or government lauds. S. B. 145: Prohibiting other than official (signs on highways. S..B. lo; .Signals at railroad crossings. S. B. 110: .Size and weight of motor vehicles on highways. S. B. 01;. Relating to appointuieut of election registrars. S. B. 154: Relating to .sale of city or village franchises. ' v. B. 131: School district bonds, etc. S. .15. 133: 'Construction of works by K. ' irrigation distritcs. S. B. 137: ltclating to practice of surgery and medecine. S. B. 117: Elimination of grade crossings or their alteration. S. B. 11)7: Enimett Irrigation district. H. B. 102: Relating to private music schools. S. B. 100: Providing for the regulation of collection agencies. S. B, 103: Relating to notice of county bond elections. " S. B. 105: Defining peddlers. S. B. 100; Regarding woikmen's com-- : . 100: Providing endowment, funds for state institutions. S. J. M. 4: Urging congress to appropriate funds ftir a tJreat Basin exiieriment station iu the southern part of Idaho uud study watershed protection. 8. B. Tlv. .VN.( B. 155; Payment of interest on ma lured refunding bonds ' of an irrigation district. .S. B. 132: Properly qualification of electors. , - Small Boy Hzd Found Perfectly Safe Placs It was the evening rush hour. An Intensive thror.g, regardless of everything but their de:ire to get home as soon nr.d as lost they could, stormed the various entrances to the subway elevated trains as they pulled Into the central vUy s'otlons. The stroller wrs standing In the vestihule of the last r.tr of the train. All seats, aisles rnd corners were ' i v. it1 ii 'V f.Av t v . me." He hi d crnwl'-- under the overflow I'iiiladcii'hlu of l is f ithor's sloiiiaih. Public Ledger. Had Faitb in Perfuiret Sages and lawgivers. Solon. I.ycur gus, Socrates, railed In vain against the extravagant use of perfume. The perfume shop became so Important a rendezvous of the smart world that men said, "Lei 'a bo to the perfumers.' as .hey would say. "Let a have n bite Each essence bad Its particular fig n Ilea nee and special power. The seem of the crushed vine lews brought clear thinking; that of write violets Ibcy holier'!. aided Viifciil ipbuljj nt lesser bells, the priests, followed by singing choirs and parish- . I di"'!. The Lap tribes In the Diiriliernniost part of Norway recently u!Tered the clmosf Irrepcrahle lss of 50 per cent of their reindeer. As Is customary, more than 2,(Hwi fiend of reindeer had gone to their feeding ground on strait ' . ' n 1 Model 56 lrict batterie. On ihm elr Atwater Kent Mfg. Co. The nrw art tlial fila Bo beautifully anrwhre. Fuix roll, tiiion Uuil. For . 0 cycle alternating ReqilirfM6 A.C tabvanil ree tifjlng tube. illioul tuba.,ltl every Sundtty A. nifhtAtwtmr amm Km, of Gigantic Pineapple bulk 195 feet into Hearing its the air, a giant water tank stands on top of the new offices and warehouse building of a pineapple company In Hawaii. Shaped and painted to represent a ripe pineapple, It will serve as a water tank to provide fire protection, and as a beacon to ships entering Honolulu harbor. It has a capacity of 100,000 gallons. The pine is lighted at night by flood lights. Lights come from three sourc'S, with two searchlights at each point. Each light has a capacity of 1,000 watts, although at present only 750 watts are Installed In each. The supporting tower is painted si that, when the tank Is lighted, only the tank is visible, the effect being that of a giant pineapple suspended in the sky. Poor Donkey I Mr. Gallagher, -- It was funny enough to make a donkey laugh. I laughed till I cried." "Tes !r," said If you are op against a hard Job that seems impossible, kick out the "Imp" and work heartily and cheerily Looking for Egg. Eaeter Prayer who didst give Thy dea' for our sins, help ss t learn the grace of giving. May w "abound unto every good work." May we be good stewards of our possessions. And thus msy we come to know Thee, our Father mure perfectly. Amen. Ob Oort son freely Sir Robert Baden-Powell- . Cent Model 40(nicctrirXai rail. eyrie rnrrent. anroiiea t A. C lulMe For allerna-tin- a 0 anl rectifying lube, 11 (wtlboea 1 tubee). llilrt Nudie Hwir rr. 4700 WiMnshit Water Tank in Shape The chief celebration of Easter In olden days was not a new Easter bon net but an Easier egg. English children today hunt eggs In the garden before breakfast on Easter morning, nnd afterward they eat a colored boiled epg In the shell, not broken Into a cup as we eat them. Little most of them know that these two : locality. I Solid mahanT eabiaeta. Pcnclf utia-mi bed in poltL Frix-vitiothU Model 48. 51 Modf4 49, ntn-pow- . do not include lube rful,72 ftr first clioieo of rurul families everywher- e- in offered in two forms: 1. For all ciectrio opeia-tio- n direct from the same house current that liglitt your homo; you merely jdiig in. 2. For operation from butteries. Either way, you get e plenty of power lor receilion, n.iturui tone, and inntantancoua program telection willi Dial. the Full-visioft There ore several all electric models and two battery models. Ix;t an Alwater Kent dealer advise you a lo which it Leal for your T. 30-to- n Ma-p- roe Island. The only way of transporting this great herd Is to make the reindeer swim across the narrow atrail separating the Island from the While the herd was remainland. driven hnck by the suD,e being cently route, more than LfniO reindeer were of the caught In the swlrf current and were carried cut to aea Quality AlWHterKent Radio , ltmg-rang- IiaUery,Sets,$51 -- S72 Hunting Easter Eggs Very Ancient Custam Faith House current or battery scto your choice 17 ioners carrying sacred banners and huge candles, appear before crowds trhanting, "Christ has risen" which instantly is caught up by choirs and praying crowds chanting: "In truth He has risen." Whereupon follow religious processions with priests marching In full regalia round and round the churches through lane's of praying crowds. And everywhere are blazing torches and candles and fire rock-et- a shooting heavenward. The church crowds, as Is usual since the revolution, are Interspersed with the Irreligious, who, though not praying, seem to enjoy the ceremony, none the less. Whnn mr buidea growl too bravy lor me. When oiy leri ttumble and my eyet frew dim. When my load erem oaat endurance, I can but think i Him Who carried on Hie alim brave ahooidert The ln el all men everywhere I rha Hie crow wae far toe aainfuj lot Him. He did - aem to care. So I abatl to with proud brad IHlrd, rho aiy kneea have touched the duat below It aremr a tmetl thirif t" be doin( , , , I can do Uiat. f know ... necessary. So strictly is its reputation guarded that one out of every eight workers is a teeter or inspector and every set lias to pass 222 tests before it can leave the factory. 9 customs are very ancient. That of hunting Easter ee.gs has come down from the earliest days when men be lievt'd mat the earth was hatched ai the spring of the year from J vasi "mundane egg." The custom of eat tug colored eggs for breakfast orlg Inated In Oxford, among the scholars. who were not allowed lo eat ggs dur ing Lent, and who, to celebrate, colored their tlrst treat on Easier morn . ing! into your borne, it is absolutely dependable and it stays so. You do not have to fuss and tinker and If Atwater Kent apologize makes it, it's right tone, volume range everything. More than 2,000,000 owners know iu ordinarily thought i crammed with humanity, a seething mass. At E'ghth slreet the dnor to opened permit a few more lo crowd A transit employee helped by in. shoveling them along. "Cut that pushing! There's a little boy here. Ain't yon got any better sense?" This from an Irate father, ield bis boy from who was trying to mars. the struggling The child, undismayed' by all this and turbulence, smiled ut his So, when an Atwatcrlvent comes WHO ' '.''' of e Where c ijn ol Hit w Men. Where by the drift i of Now tppeer the bUoVt of (reant Star U ie dait:e toot rUl mw, anxiety parent. "Don't worry, daddy ; they can't hurt : II. B. 110: Providing for the reg.h lation of unincoriKiraied Syr, Greece. e '"vt Ihfl, .chco engaged In the insurance business P:imia el the crou .t Easter hat been ob plan. Lloyds' trti in Greece tot many centuriee. If. B. 132: Authorizing the governor to provide for the e of ruin or of minceOver Death Victorj brandy iu the manufacture At Easter ' we are oeeustuined to pul meat. ""'I'luisis upon Its II. B. IIS: Providing for nnd outpromise of personal and If. swallowed up ""iiortiiiv"i,,nln lining a state building program 'n victory - ti1!U ,, commission. state building ni,,e hruf,llt creating a ty'leinR to many and the If. B. 01: Providing for regulating Invidvrd in the nellef that student nnd" apprentice barbers, """ l Immortal, that t.i individual the consll-tutlo- n .11. J. R. 8: Amending fvlv..g tin grave, are of school equala for krent Ini to provide l"'itiiii,e. They are li,peiaral)lfc from house as the by fund. Repassed izing tl'at man Is essei tlaliy h amended bv the senate providing for Noriimii tmUf hug. W,sw cfiinplpie an equalizing fund of ? per school j fodion b(l f(inn() ony ,0 j Solar Syttera't Moecrr.ent Ht the Joyous Bells The soliir system Is traveling a day in j Kip. ioyou. bell, of rate of about I.OOO.OW miles eonstel Ea.ter, la Ctb bath not conquered Lifej me geociiu "IT'.""" the more exactly, or, V'ctorioi., i, our lion Hercules, Rin Lorif and Lyra-ThAnd fini.hed boundary between Hercules all Hit ttrifej are stars In these ronslc!lt!ons the from J"" CaU.ry'. Mount of Dartme.t, distance same not all at the can ttarr, bloom. solar system, and no fixed point at by tb Crott we will arrive he set nt which the sun conquer k Observations have fearlert. f.c i,e tomb. a apeclfled Huie. enough not been continued over a long whether the sun Double Feitiral period to determine lo a straight LlRhl II , ( lie Is 'moilng through space l " me .iic uuu oi ooia jr, Una curved a if tlie line or along fUvuL Codieo SPEED lating to preference rights of settlers on state lands. II. J. R. 6: luereasng the pav of legislators from 1 to $5 a day by amendment' and them an expense allowance of giving $3 a y Ic!ca IT 111 Joy of Easter pWnftime ko !) the earth From the alec a of teemtnf deedtf Life, new life, bee tojrlul biiUi At the fentle tauth winj't breetk. capita instead of from $5 to $7:60. fr ; I Von Ave- -, imt Philadelphia, Tat The Poet of the Ai Peter Supf is a German poet who has dedicated his talent to aviation, and so conspicuous has been his success that he bns been given a general and permanent pass on any of tflc Lufthansa, planes, in Germany or abroad. Thls was In recognition of his service to aviation through his verse. Supf was a flyer himself In the World war, and it was while flying over battlefields la France wHh one hand on the control and the other on a marhlne gun that his Inspiration came to sing of flying. Later he wu shot down and severely wounded, and it was while he was on his sick bed that many of his successful versea were composed. Supf has done other writing and editing, bat his main labor nnd his main Interest has remained In aviation. Pathfinder Magazine. ' ' Facing the Mutie "What do they mean by the 'witching hour'?" "Don't yoo know? That's the hour when the wife greets yoa with 'Which fctory is It this time'?"-Tlt-P- its. Bill os the Fir.t Girl's Father Young man, are yoa able to support a family? Young Man Yes, sir; how many are there In your family? Life. mm I Words won't dye a dress, or coat, or sweater. It takes real anilines to do that That's why Diamond Dyes contain from three to five time more anilinea than any other dye by actual test It's the anilines in Diamond Dyes that do the work; that give the colors such brilliance such depth and permanence. It's real aniline that keeps look ; f rora them from giving things that or streaning. spotting; Next time you have dyeing to do try Diamond Dyei. Then comfart results. See how soft, bright. g the colors are. Observe how they keep tjsJLNr and waihinff. 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