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Show ; i 10 DESERET MIIWIMIY smmtuiT EVENING NEWS TI1UKSDAV JUNE 10 1920 TEDEBAL RESERVE BANK How the Summer School Was Bom. (loans Till Evening The Baptist DELEGATES TO elate convention will close thl eveUlah. ' ning. with a consecration nervlce, folON CREDIT SITUATION lowing the regular sessions of the day. Welle Ward Vaudeville The Welle and tests on most of th given, paper being assigned, years FOR manyseaetons ward 1'rlmsry association will give a credit were promof th University exacted. While nowere vaudeville program Friday .evening, ised, yet records kept, and on "As a member of th Met rood term ha beeq that held during th the assembling of th faculty In th Deputy Oovernor Charles IL Stew- - June 11. at I o'eloclf In th Well disummer. Frequently th enrollment fall, on th recommendation of the art of (he federal reserve bank at San ward amusement halt com mission, X am thoroughly to the Francisco, summer Iou-formerly manager of th gusted with some of th roods that for th summer reaches nearly that University faculty, Day Srpt 1A Announceearned credits of on th In erbool and constructed year, branch of th bank, ar- ment Is made to D. W. Iarratt, man- Municipal Ward and County regular SaItLAk have recently been were summer transferred (he Students Will Flock West- - Utah," said Joseph Rlrie, state audi- At least two occasions, has exceeded during fair that Teach to th university books. rived her Wednesday afternoon, from ager Inof th Ulah statethis year will be day Brigham wee city school Th n next again Justice's Precinct Comth him It year makes th ho attended Boles, Idaho, where tor, whoso pooltloa held September 14. venture. ward Soon After Gradua member es a conducted private simply Th University summer school, like State Idaho of th commission. th of annual meeting In view of th unequal distribution Fay ILdpa Army remittee Will Meet Friday Mr. Rlri has relumed from n trip most Institutions of established worth, of 1 th proceeds of th preceding year, Bankers' association. He will confer cruiting officers report that th new was the result of an acoldental beqln-nln- g a few tion Officials Coming to through ten eountiee In Utah, where desirwe teachers, whose work her with prominent local wool and act of Congress Increasing the pay of he went to Inspect the roada lie was and a gradual evolution. Home Evening. but not particularly In demand, oattl man an troops is having a salutary effect In I Enter Campaign. banking officials on the year ago two profehaors able, empbstio In his condemnation of th twenty-fiv- e with were a definite of sum, for way recruiting. engaged expediting wastbeen has el both discovered that way ho alma money talking shop" that if the number thA proposition to extend credits on In had been approached by numbers of th understanding Commander Chowrn Former Per. boulevard ed In constructing of registrations In their several courses wools In storsgs. He says ths federal geant J. C. Rebhola In th aviation need etudents roada who desired whsre ths Utah, coaching peopls during an th amount net would exceeding 7 reserve bank has never discriminated service has been chosen oommander .elected t In the various votlni Ho aay that massive, boulevards 24 th following summer. The profee (IpmIiI CorrMn4M) sum pledged them, they would be paid ' K. W. Young poet, American districts of Salt Lake county. Munlcl-Legiofeet wide have bsea built la moss-talnou- In question saw no good reason why as WASHINGTON, X. C, against cattle, wool and aheep paper, of th th teachers. other the Eventually Mo-'pto succeed Murray V. leeert places, where people with a little canraaelng, they might ward and county Justice's precinct XTUb'a colony of 262 mimlnrl win be plan of compensation wan changed. and does not anticipate any collapse Carty. live (t miles apart. At th ends of not organise substantial private el'committees composed of th present to was receive no o ummr those teacher that wool of lessened thla th notwithstanding market, se I considerably and during he long vacation. They more than twice as much ss any other.; curTent dull conditions.. bou.everda, which ar Names Suggewted About 115 per- - ward and precinct committee Th district when aumerou atadent Juat reoelv-t- n of each the chairman upon most expensive plans, eves suggested that some of their name sons voting a submitted have echool the summer since then alor( industry la so strong a factor In for Bryce's already groups of pool. And ,h colleague nught be willing to Join hold conventions In their respeo-counttheir degree return to their home. live small for a term of elijutah amphltheatrs In Garfield wilt and Idaho that th present there ere other oommunttiea all them In a kind of a private Coaching has been maintained when tlv tomorrow night, district Automobile to State Utah the weeks' s five unfavor-terMoot of the young married women are says, except one, .back (a naturally having an over Utah that are In abject need of school. On Investigation, It wns found and it looks a though I Last night's primaries resulted li we unsuccessfully tried. and other association; on able effect agriculture also leaving to apend the aommer In good roada If th money had been that some eight or ten of th teachof th following delegatee, election the such suggestions After a, Jew year, the private char- - lnaa 0f business. Mr. Stewart conald-act- several hundred scattered mora aal If narrower retd ing fores of the University were willNo. 1 Delegate. T. C. OeerUen. B. Utah. - be would received we concern of 4he j abolished, In ara now condition a la the country bed been built In some where ing to ontar upon ouch a plan. Th th university assumed manage-- , w here it la eaeentwl that available Among the Georgetown law grad th need was greater. Itplaces, CarirtomT Ho" would hsv president of th university approved, and - credits be directed in th most neces th'V'CMrwmianrTono,nha0. and ment of Institution the Incorporrecnates who are receiving their IX. B. been mueh better, of at board and th th n Del.. regents, eeys. Good Tobin. rU' ao-ofo.mt-- 1 j I ry channels. A to th statu of of the president, were ated It as one of Its professional degrees thla week are Lorenao Rich common sense Insteed of so much en ommendation gates, John Paradise, B. N. Matthew) Uvitles. on fires and he notes.' work bonds and the Ing us to of th th pool. Victory enameling Liberty permit T, A. . and. who haa already returned home rtneertng Is what was neded, Mr. willing Th students, as might be expected. cor,aider that th liquidation whloh It will now be opened Monday, with and L. K. Iverson; alternates,Howard university building, now th West aid Mr. Rlrts travel Rirt declared. Horn, Elmer Johnson and most part proepec- - has. forced these securities to present MUur Julia Martin as Instructress beeh for the have deArthur J. Maya, son of Congreeeman III to soon school bs high building, a miles he and will written Corlesa 2 Delegate, George Klanke, give tlv teachers or teachers who were iVele ha largely been due to need - Mays;- - 3. Wesley Horsley, aeoretary to molished.. Homo From Reboot Fielding K. K. 11. Slddoway and Georg G. Smith; report on th trip next Tuesday,of large purchasers whorequlred more A loos organization' was effected, eager to Increase their competence. Robert eon Burn, of the lata President Joseph 'alternate, George E. Man waring. T Congreeeman Welling; After the university assumed con- money for conduct of their business. Smith, a committee being appointed to work F. Smith, and Stafford Sloan,' son of Delegates, J. W. McKinney, H. L. Penmore or on Taster Wood and Frank Anderson. trol. of every amounts year firms out th details th have nearly and Many bought large enterprise al- Lynn Morgan la the only Utah man RECORD REGISTRATION in charge. Each teacher deposited It persona of scholarly repute from the bonds with moti'ty they we.r compelled Mr. and Mrs Edward I Sloan, have rose and MraE. Elizabeth T. Beers; E. Ripping J. relumed home after completing their ternates. F. Morns, to been have In In engaged ha must to college for aid th th borrow. Increases With greater that expenses ad; and Mra J. E. Ripping. 2 Delegatee, graduating from Georgs Washington year's work at th Chicago Art brief discount 'rates.' not a few-suc- h vane, and a little circular announc- conduct course sometimes acourses C.C. Richard 'I. C. Thoreeen end university law school this week. course was Issued. After neces- series of lectures, occasionally sold their Liberty bonds at ing ' Bonnji B. Ward, alternates, Har; Many of young men Intend what they could get rather than pay sary exensea had been paid, th net of full six weeka To Honor Dsstils Day The local Miss old Wallace and Letltis Russell. 2 On th adoption of th quarter sys- Current high prices for loana proceeds were divided among th Chapter of the Alliance Francalee will Delegatea D. O. Willey, Jr., and Mra taking tho Dlatrftrt of Columbia bar in proportion to th tem, the summer school was enlarged rata teacher as as hold ars bonds a pro th at Hotel Utah good g they Liberty retnra-labanquet before month examination thla Elisabeth Hayward; alternate!, Mra J. under to a 12 weeks session, divided Into over were, so far as security Is roof garden on July 14, honoring Bae-tiBummer school registration .at th number of students snrollad Frank Holman. 16 homo to assume the praetloo of each.' The patronag was gratifying, two terms of six .weeks each. . A means that they are French national holiday. E. Lynch and the and that day, was of Utah D. Brin too; alternate C. University see Wednesday Interextend were of cor, Delegates, number results financial and are th Mrs a Tortld Others itself. as through secure Arnoldson is United hurrying States the chairman of Irend Maxfleld. 11 their profession. tho largest on record, for th first esting. Most of th fees war distrib- both halves. Others ar given for six They yield the Investor who bought arrangements Delegatee Artom Immediately to take the forthD. E. Devgleon and thur McFarlane, weeka three uted among from to Information were professors. Issued when them at Just day, according they CoionH Nofolr 12 OomJng Colonel Rey P. Elsmora Delegatea N. An attempt may bo mad In the near much today as they did then, and will coming bar examination In Utah. The term lasted six weeks, and the tho registrar' offlca . Th registraRobert H. In charge of western V. Jones, William Waterfall and Ernwith all th future to establish a six weeks' term yield him ss much at maturity. minus willNobis Just Among the young matrons who are tion exceeded that of th first day courses were conducted bo a Salt Lake visitor est Barber. mm-me- r. vigor of similar courses during regu- In Brighton, th famous resort at the Juno II. He will alSo visit the enplanning to return home for tho last by IT. Course In education lar term time, lessons and readings head of Big .Cottonwood. 14 Georg H. Islaub, are Mrs. Peter Kaslua wife of and year of Americanisation had larg the Utah guard at Ft. Knut Delegatea campments Peterson and I. IL Malta 14 D. A. Russell, Wyoming, and Heber Senator Kings secretary; Mr. Virgil ta Delegatea Thomas Alston, Sr Ernest 3. Dorton, daughter of the lata genFeatures of th summer school City. El R. Kimball and D. A. Skeen; alterILL eral Richard W. Toung; Mra Vern this year win be courses In speech Water Fbr Irrigation ... Permission nates, Lillian Alston, Miss Latimer Peterson. Mra A. Wan lee. Mra Thom correction nndar Dr. Walter B. Swift has been granted Lucille C. Bennlon, and, John Donelson. 22 Delegatea, As Rees and Mra Mervin Bennlon. of Boston, president of-tNational of Vernon, Tooele county, by the state Mra D. M. Sweeney and L Maxine Ben and LL Commander Whose husband, Society for Speech Correction, INSTITUTE IN SALT LAKE Mra C. C. engineer's office, to use on . second Smoot 29 Delegatea advanced courses in th psychology sf nlon. 1 leaving soon for sea duty, foot of water frpm an unnamed un- Langley and F. H. Huntsman; alterwill considchildhood by Dr. William T. Bangor, All thee leave-takinates, Veram Haymond and Joseph Carbon eounty coal mines are now der ground stream on Slack MounVirginia. erably deplete the Utah, eolony which dean of Brldowater ooflege, 30 Delegates, Mra A. tain, Tlntlo rangs It is designed to I. Hasten. Th first term of the summer school comfive full force of has enjoyed so many aortal function Pacifls Ths cormen, working days water forty acrea Manufacturing Interviews with ths Carnegie E. Carter and Paul Lellman. 23 term nbi Th eloae second will 21; under the th year July past during of D. Horrocks and Rich-ard- a will run from July 22 to August 21. poration relative to th establishment pany has filed suit In the Third district a week, and there are thousands State Sella Land H. G. Crook and DelegateaB. George guidance of President Loren o 32 Allen. Martin Delegates, J. of th Western Carnegie Institute of court against th Tracy Loan and ton of coal orders piled up ahead, ac- J. W. Giles purchased a section of land H. retired president of th organiDustin, F. J. Supp and Fred Trost, In Salt Lake will be asked Trust company and Virtue Clift for cording to John Crawford, state coal near Heber city at a public sale Tuessation. Technology 37 Delegates, Albert J. Cope, K. K. - Those remaining In Washington to for June 22, according to a decision the appointment ofIsa receiver for th mine Inspector, who haa returned from day. 'The sale was conducted by state Nebeker and Mra Adeline 8. Felt 39 alleged that the th Carbon eounty coal fields He says land commissioner Richard Jones, O yaoume their studies are. Parley P. the Ko tar tan committee at Clift building. It reached by Delegates, O. It Hendrickson and D. Ellason acting as clerk. The land Eerie. who will soon bo Joined by bis a meeting in th Commercial club buildingIsgnd site is worth 1290.000 and N. K. White. that it mortgaged for $650,000, In- that the car shortage there he noted brought II sn acre. The secUon conWife, formerly Ml Ethel Newman; S3 Delegatea Mra. Frank Toronto, Wednesday noon." Wesley E. King, cluding $460,000 in bonds and $200,-00- 0 on hi previous trip, la fast being over- tained 660.32 acrea Albert H. Paul, Peter Kaslua Bsmuel Of th Salt Lak Rotary president William ' H. Allehaw and Edward Mr. come was Crawford In is the It that loans especially of alleged th chairman Russell, Logan Morrta Earl Van Wagclub, was tlectsd defendants ars indebted to the plain- pleased to note the completion of a Widow Gats Pension A pension of Fitches; alternatea George Bishop, - oner, Thomas Rosa Don Johnson, Jocommittee. tiff Jnn company for $40,600 for services, comfort station and bathhouse for the $12 a month was yesterday granted to Mra Zina Keed and Mra Harriet Lake Salt will loav diseph C. Fehr, Harold Kay, Hyde CowTh party A Jury In Judge John F. Tobins Delegatea George Tlmsou Ro- that monthly rantals amount to about miners going on and off shift. The uew Sarah Cook, widow of John Cook, 1796 Dyer. 64 International to th ley, Virgil J. Dorton. A. Wanlaaa Vern 14. proceed Don Udall, vision of th Third district court Wedand 110,000; that no part of those Is being bathhouse Is one of ths most modern south West Temple street. Salt Lake and Benjamin Harrison; alternatea Atlantic at City Peterson, Ira Hopklna convention tary The pension dates back to Mra Rose Eklund and William Selley; applied toward liquidation of $140,-00- 0 in the mining world, containing 262 City. p err Id Ecclea Arthur Schullo Voel-ko- r, nesday afternoon 'found J. T. Lak4 on the way back will confer with th 65 Delegatea W. J. Korth, Leonore alleged indebtedness against the hangers or lndivldusl lockers end March 4, 1917. Mr. Cook was a sec- D. Creighton King, Dolvy Walton, guilty of Involuntary manslaughter trustees of th Carnegl estate. All Christensen and Perley Hill; alterbuilding, and that an exorbitant sum having II shower baths also 22 wash-stand- s. ond lieutenant In the company of of th Salt Lake club who Gay lan Toung, Iver Sharp. Captain F. for causing' th death of LeRoy Rotarlans and The ground for the erection Capt. Caleb West, In the Black Hawk nates, Mra Elizabeth Cohen, A. B. X. A. Eble, J. Kimball Smith, Allan of Now York .wii bo is being paid to tho Tracy Loanhandway return by war. Friabey and Mra F. J. Johnson. I year old son of O. C. Ander- asked to Join th committe to boost Trust company for renting and of the washhouse was blasted from P. Dally, Grant Hinckley, Walter P. H. W. Alrey, Mra D. W. the side of the mountain at the mouth On Inspection Tone Dr. W. 8. Moneon. Jr., and AL Chrlstopheraon. son, who was run down by n ear driv- Salt Lake as ths sits for ths university. ling tho building. James and Dr. Grace 8. Alrey; alter-nate- a on been en State south defendant of th ths as mins by Small not yst ha the of of aoclal hyIt said. Mr. department Mr. Ifebckcc Returning. King John H. Kimball, Louise James street Dee. 1, 1111. Th jury was determined Mr. Crawford noted the harmony giene, Washington. D. C.. was schedwho Intend to return by Manufacturers Will Assistant Attorney General Frank out only 12 minutea exists between employers em- uled to arrive In Salt Lake at noon to- and Warren Stratton. 77 Delegatea that York. Now of way K. Nebekar of Salt Lake Is on hi way Imprisonment for one year In th ployees tho desire of tho min own- day on an inspection tour of the coun- Bertha D.M. Gray, Richard P. Morria Inspect Local Plants ers At the mooting W ednesday Dr. homo to enter Into tho thick of the county Jail Is tho maximum, penalty Richard Moyle and F. E. Barker; altho University of being to see that their men are try. He will Inspect the department Henry R. Lyman for tho offense, and sentence, will be of Utah reviewed his correspondence forthcoming political campaign. connection with the regular Fri- comfortable and happy, thus keeping of hygiene at the University of Utah ternatea Frank R. Snow and C. B. In t In gainsucceeded 10 a. m. Saturday. Mr. Nebeker haa passed-abest class of permanent workers in under the direction of Dr. Heber J. Felt 73 Delegatee, c. L. Olson, Geo. with the trustees on the matter. day luncheon of th Utah Manufactur- the E. Maycock and Mary E. Wilson; aling tho admiration of'hlo chief. Atthe campe. Sears. . an ers' association this Mltchel A. inspecPalmer, ' week, General ternatea Dr. T. J; Howells and Frank torney to Invited Public New Install The Salt of two that his made be tion will Machinery announced Field 71 high Navlil. plants, has who publicly Bam D. ThurAgent Reports Lake Boiler A Sheet Iron works will man, Frank Delegatea of the Utah Mattress company and Plead Not Guilty t Democratic 8. Richards and & D, regard for Mr. Nebeker' work a the Nevada Meeting in Crops hereafter manufacture boilers and th Utah Ice A Cold Storage company. Chase. head of th publle lands division of Admitted to Bail tanks, In addition to its regular 30 The Inspection Is now to bs made a th department of Justice. Mr. NebeDelegates, 'Gfcorge H. Dern, Invitation to th public to attend the line of pipe, stacks and structural John T. of water In Nevada has part of the weekly procedure followShortage ker Is known to regard Mr. Palmer Democratic mass meeting Nattress and Clarence E. larat On to not of averLiberty grand to guilty pleas the besteel, according announcement by Milner. .101 Delegatea as the most favorable candidate th ing each week's luncheon. It la hurt ths Nevada crop, and A. E. Caree-wel-l7 L. E. Juno 12, at S. Dan corof. to and Ban park J. the Murphy, president Sunday evening, ceny charges, Tompkins Democrats can nominate In and James G. Spellman. on th whole will b but slightly lieved In this way, according age New can Demmanu for association la poration. machinery extended by the Utah keep Charles Harris were admitted Wedcisco. o'clock, I Earley, that the acDelegates. IL L Emery and in close touch with all manufacturing facturlng the new lines Is being. In- Mra. Nellie Ball. , On his way homo Mr. Nebeker will ocratic league. An address by W. W. above that of the ordinary year, 104 Delegatea afternoon to bail In the sum stalled. nesday for atfield M. M. connecagent In to district Justin, n States United concerns route former of Utah. few a H. James make cording Ray, stops Moyle, Mra L. M. Crawford of entered the $10,000, Enbeing oyder will esfeature the of T. meeting. and of Rod with torney, Black E. the bureau and justice. tion Distribution Districrop department Utah and Nevada Fitzgerald: alternate, Mra by. City Judge William Reger. The bution of the Red-AUOnce bom he will stay throughout tertainment features will include vo- timates, department of agriculture. Levan Man Learns Black annual of Margaret Carter. . 106 Delegatea B. defendants are alleged to have prac- (he Salt Lake-hig- h T. and tho state campaign In which ho Is ex- cal numbers by the Aeolian quartet, Mra Lottie Hinea 103 will school be Pyper made ticed automobile stealing, changing Friday exselection by the Brown Berxage In- The Whjt Pin count""crop outlook Law and Tire About All at 7 o'clock at the East Delegatea, John H, Cook Joseph C. pected to figure prominently. Heconevening cars a in stolen Alvin vocal solo will strumental trio, proreconstructing by San Francisco la fine, he eald; Elko county high school. Students of the East and Wilson. W. C. Young and- W. J perts to attend the themsci.-es- , by garage maintained West high schools will hold a dance Dooley. 107 Delegates W. F. Tuck vention as well as th state conven- Keddington and other musical num- duce an unusually heavy crop of oats Worried by th now "narrow tire and Necars such with as bers. of selling ,usea following this year, and tho alfalfa crop tion. the distribution. Karl King ett and Ben E. Roberta 102 Deleof E. M. Christensen Levan, law," machines. Increase. a Is chairman Mrs. Nebeker and her daughter vada will show slight of the committee In gates, Allen T. Sanford, R. B. ThurIn good came to Salt Lake to find Just exactly I man, D. H. Mulllner, W. M. Hughes, Whlje Elko county crops arewretches Joyce and Ruth and son Lyman will Marine Admitted to charge. S. A. King and H. J. allowed upon Salt Lake Route Traffic What width tires ar 112 i condition this year the lower remain In th east and visit among From Land of Dykea Miss H. Delegates, Hugh A. Fitzgerald. U. S. Citizenship along tho Humboldt river ar light as state highways In rural districts, as McMIllin, Frank their many friends. Heaviest Ever Known Huchenberg of Rotterdam, now In W. Penrose and Mra Jessie Sears Mias Joyo Nebeker bee visiting with th river Is lower than usual. Ground a new statute on this subject has gone Salt Lake, declares that conditions nj411 He Louisa La Gall, a sergeant In tho squirrels are infesting some parts of Into effect Since Jan. 1, 1920. Delegates, R. E. Currla her this week Miss Judith Hill of 8alt greatly improved so far as tho add S. I Schwartz. 112 Delegatea General Manager W. H. Comstock are Lake who haa Just finished a year's marino corps, was admitted Wednes- Elko county, end drought is affecting learned from James H. Wolfe, acting tie-u- p harbor recent James A. strikes A. proattorney general of the state, that of the Salt Lake Route says both Is concerned In through Stanley, A. M. work In Chevy. Chase Seminary for day to citizenship of the United States Paradise valley, which usually the land of dykea 8he F. a Dunn and H. D. Folsom.Woolley, wagons are not allowed to travel upon girls, and Mrs. Bathney 8harp, also by Judgs W. H. Bramel, of tho Third duces heavily, ex114 and three-inc- h freight and passenger traffic over his also states that French is a Belgium Nevada less than Delegates, the with for Joseph A. Young, highways The fruit outlook sf Balt lake. Several entertainments district court. Sergeant La Gall came hard tire, and that he who drives line Is the heaviest In. the road's his- refugees In large numbers are still In R. A. Barney John F. Taylor and D, and Garden truck and have been given In their ''honor. to America from France with his par- ceedingly good Holland. C. Larson; alternates, Mra R. A. BarThe hay a carrier upon the roadway with a tory. Tho principal concern now la ents when three years old. His fath- vegetables are promising.. Moyle Family Coming. I. O. Horsfall. Mrs. Carl WilOnftus Official Hero Frank J. Katx ney, will total slightly below average. hard tire narrower than that, risks a to secure enough cars to handle the - and er was never naturalized, the ctop though liams and Mra Margaret Paradise. Aset. Secy, of th Treasury In jail, business. Mr. Comstock and fins of tlx months $300 census of at Mr. the Justin bureau Sensaya Washington, 117 Delegates, a E. expects Mrs. James H. Moyle, accompanied young man entered the marines under or both combined. Passenger vehicles ator W. A. Clark to arrive Talley. Roy from 1 e D. C., arrived In Salt Lake yesterday to Barrett that hs Was a citizen and Mra Daisy King; alterby their daughters Evelyn and Sarah, the impression are however. from census this, local with consult to exempt east servIn enumerators saw remain He States. Sunday morning Board Case of th United Fred nates, Ethel and sons, Gilbert and James, ar Redmond, Traveling Phillips this city part of the day before con- relative to the taking of an industrial and W. D. battlea Chateau-Thlerrthis month. Their son, ice In six PhlUlpa 127 Delegatea Personnel Announced Will Entertain Suffragists. tinuing on to Los Angeles, where he census of manufacturing, mining, and T. P. Brockbank Wood, Solssons, Aisne-Marnand Frank Neilaon. Walter, will remain In Washington, Belleau other lines ot Industry. Mr. Katz re- 122 Delegates, George. F. Taylor and Mihiel and Champaigns. He was v may remain all summer. where he is holding th position of 8L eastern' states the census H. G. Debenham. ports that-Icited for valor on th field and awardTh personnel of the traveling case 132 Delegate, At the Civic Center next Tuesday special assistant to the attorney gen- ed a decoration. of Industry Is now well under way. Lewis A: Bailey; alternate, . Joseph, board of the vocaUonal training bu- at 2.30 p.m., the League of Women Cjrop Outlook Good eral In the department of Justice. ' Mr. Moyle, as national Democratic Pillars Exempted Attention Shepard. 132 Delegatea C M. Bolreau Is E. P. Doyle, Washington rep- Voters will outline plans for the enIn Northern Utah of Wants 169 Visitors, the state equalization board was ton and George B. Mowry. committeeman from Utah, will be one women tertainment of of Japanese the vocationparty Richard Milton, resentative; called to the fact that the Delegate, W. Goodrich; alternate, IL of Utah's foremost Democrats at the over yesterday in who will the suffragists 8. federal stop Dr. R. Johnson, al 179 adviser; Dowthorpe, Delegate, J. s. Indicationhat the peach crop Independent Coal,' A Coke company Mousley. R. Shintani of Osaka, Japan, and forthcoming national Democratic concity the latter part of the month on 136 Delegatea .Reuben, physician; R. W, Molalfl, travelvention in San Francisco, where he Seuchlrs Shiralsht of Tokto, have ar- boardadviser, their way from the Chicago National of Weber Couhtjwlll be light, are re- has been assessed for the coal they M . and Dan Heaston stenographers. and Ray H archant, ing are in their min at Kenilwill be accompanied by Mrs. Moyle. Three men 'wertf approved by the Republican convention to the Demo- ported by ThomaARedmond, upon his worthleaving large In the form of pillars. They Kenner, 137 Delegates B. W. Coak-le- y, The Moyle will spend the entire sum- rived In Salt Lake, representing cratic convention San at national F. W. Quinn and C. L." CountryBoth are chem- local board yesterday for Immediate return, from a trip through Boxelder, have asked that the tonnage . thus mer In Utah where Mr. Moyle will be Japanese companies. While here they will training. They are John R. Jones of Francisco. ical Cache and Weber counties. The cherry burled be exempt from taxation. The man. 133 Delegate, Cliff Swenson. actively engaged In the national and makeengineers. who 190 Delegatea Ross Johnson atd C, a study of the chemical labora- Monroe, sergeant medical corps, plum crop will be normal how- board Is considering the matter. Graduation and' wedding gifts. Jen. and E. Johnson tory equipment of the University of will go to tho University of Colorado to en's ever, aa these blossoms were not ' Staff Member 71 Main street. In Salt Jewelers, Manager Acting Fall Idaho for before Martin, Utah, leaving study medicine; Harry heavily frost bitten, he states. to Inspect other stations. The hay crop In Cache valley, he the absence of George O. Relf, man- Lake, Honager's busineea college for th study of salesmanship, and Sideaya, la an exceptionally heavy one. ager of the Hotel Utah, who la In the state campaign for party. The ney Kimball. Trenton, tho L.D. Cattlemen reports that the ranches east, Frank A. Ashlock, formerly of We family will spend the summer in their have lost many cattle and that it ciit theKotel staff, Is acting manager. Mr. college.regretthe continual neIn cottage Brighton. much- to feed them last winter but such AshlocK. since leaving the Hotel Utah of advancing prices on cessity at Eccles hotel of As a fitting ending to the strenuous the f n prospects are prevalent for a good has had Charge school year Just ended. Parley p. Reports Scales Accurate Coal. crop this year that stockmen expect Logan and of a large hotel tn OklahoIt. means more cost to nd Ecclea and hie brother Ferrald to come out about even, at the-enAnd Honest Weight Given of ma city. Mrr'Rqlf has gone to Chau) health of his and season. because and lake less profit for us. Wre Delvy Waiton entertained their school tauqua you - , Let us .help you Bolve the theOn this trip Mr Redmond visited will not return until July.. 'friends at a party In thlr apartment of Bateson, Inspector Arthur do all we can to make up in serTremonton. and was. loud In his praise 'Saturday night. A large company of Ar th Like tn tforma T h e state summer vacation play probPommies of the enterprise of that city. U: friends were present. Including Don weights and measures f are vice Tommies their what we cannot help in English wearing back lem. is food See our big assortment says that for miles approaching Tr4 conSmission, Instructor of lew at Catn-- 1 dariry and Johnson, the'y are threadbare, monton, are signs saying Tremon- uniforms until olic university; Albert H. Paul,. Har- from an extensive trip through northof G. educational and Lieut. to P. . price. . Clarkxof amusing old Ksy. Joseph' C Fehr. Hyde Cuw-leton, blanks miles sway." When th according He report that he found ern Utah. Is SHEATHING 1A0 ' London, England, who haa Just arv . . games tourist approaches Tremonton, slgr.s rived accurate and grocera and Lyman Nebeker and Theodore scares Unlike AmerIn the the city.. bid him Welcome and as he leaves Amusson. who has Just returned from butchers giving honest weight. izl AND Xml PLANK ican doughboys, the Tommies still the hospitable place, signs bid him like Old faahtczned. balance are giving t South America. Art Stencil Outfits the feel of the uniform, accordCome he again.' to modern, diswho been way scale, Walton, ha Delvy computing We have atrr-- 4 iMtkrr ing to th lieutenant, who has come Garden Speller . fleer te eer sreeeet Senate. eSSIe charged from the hoe pit! following said. 'The remotest rural grocer toto Salt Lake to make his home with finest .4 Friends. TAKES HOLD AND HfJIFS. Water Colors ee eaSHteeal XXASO euaare feet fee itwo major operation' which confined day ha th meet modern weighing hie sister, Mra William B. Hart of $54 -, Meres esses. him to hi bed for nearly all weeks. appliance, and can tell at a glance. avenue. ' Eherman en7 Cold Wonder that should be rot"hang Numbers Is once more 01 to rwwm hie work. by the rapid calculator, bow much a ten rid of. for no one ran stand the Leweet I seer ere rate west ef Magazine praise Road I n a recen Books He is living with his friend, l'erley I', nickel, or dime worth of food ehould Drawing of strain racking cough, disturbed Voodruff-Sheefs- -; (blyese. weigh. I found that gasoline service 4 " and FVrreld Ecclea. Irritation Etc. and of thnnat sleep Etc, glees cm of Senator stations are rapidly adopting the Nieleon, Georg lungs permit th Smoot f vendor,to a type which secretaries, end pretUd-write actually eee what is being Call at either store and look the Washington chapter of tho Sight measured for year and 1 have taken quite a'belng eonstrurted, which the ankle I did not find him. out to Jennings-HannChi fraternity.' he left for Stlt Lak1 them oyer. . of (hem; saya adds much to Utah's road number of medicines. shortes one gasoline complaint to rpend the rummer with hie people, takes hold and help like Foley H describe a section of hiehT He will aim be Senator Smoot' pri- changing during my whole trip," he old. This ey and Tar." eriugh way from Thompson - Spring to Co.vate eecret.fr-- v until Logun Morris, said. j yrup 37 promptly help colds, in length, end cqaigha mile Mw,h, th senator's first secretary, errlvcg tn croup and whooping eough Contain Writ or phone for booklet on (rumIt tn te te 24 feet coming ,de on Salt Lake. no opiate Children" like R.-1 mer eouruee for womu and girl In the feet wide on h.i.SKje the flat. ' So.." Co. Advertisement. 1424. We. Leeeret 14 In feet Oymneelam. wide end rata ALllftN'rK COAL rnVPANT 54 Main St. TeL Wn. 34 Was. Fee eeel of heat quality eng quick BAFFTT DEPngrt BOX En (TORE COM, NOW Htghrr Taerhek tnd Merrihew ar Dr. - Deseret Nat lee 1 and Mmi J4 servtcq. If south Msia street, phase new located at (21-2- 4 newClift 2222 7th E. So, Nag. MARTIN CO VL ViK 49 prt Hy.- - 2065 kelr. I for Pfrt. Mam Wssatch Sill Advertisement. Adverueemeat. ing ing Bank. T6 Mala Btewec A dees.. street. 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