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Show i" au - . -- - v - w ' t . , - , - . ,.- -, ' ' THE DESERET . NEWS SALT LAKE CITY JANUARY 29 1930 WEDNESDAY S. L. County Vinidty , u Rites Held For Orson Sanders Tooele Country Club Stockholders to Meet TOOELE CITT, Utah. Jan. 2. clnb Teoal, TOOELE CITT, Utah, Jin. X Utah. Jan. IS. SPRRINOVILXE. (Special) Mr. 6. J. SeiTIn waa ( Bpeclai ) Two hundred persona hosteao recently to the Woman's were guests of the local poultry club. Mr. H. T, Goodjoha reviewed ST GEORGE, Utah. Jan. 29. ed association at a banquet held MonDana'. "Two Yoara Before the In the First ward chapel. John1 Mast Musical numbers wara riven average capital day pecaim The farm on the 8. Boyer presided, business the A lecture ftelvoy Boyer by MUs Maurlne Ora sec-tio- n was tesstmaster and B. J. Leicbty t will be sponsored by the dub on farms surveed in the ' hUitin 1929 chairman on ths committee of ar-- ; of Washington county Feb. A was 97.66. with an average rangements. Lafe Minor, Burton net Tew, of 9M9, FACULTY KMTKMTAUK0. Loren Nielsen and Cornell Mepdet.-hs"vr:!-- . tr assisted la the reeep-- i TOOELE CITY. Utah, Jan. . A. 'J extent aion iron of guests. a I accord m, to . . , school (fepectalf Tooele Central ur. Albert us WIHardxon, J, Brown, I ;d. waa antertained fry Monday (acuity of the J. J Sutherland, Jack Harding and mot than per evening at the home of Mrs. Etbei that they had J. A I bee. were speetal guests from farcer report'd Rutledge. Ths commlftea In charge dl-- y and poultry on the othe cities. Benjamin Brown of included Mrs Rutledge and Miss farm while bit 13 per cent kept New York, Mies director for the ea Leona Whltehouae, Melinda Rob' MURRAY, Utah Funeral services rd heep and lees than Utah Poultry Producers associabeef rail KLGESE L FAUX. inson for Orson Banders, early Utah pioMelba fipelra. and Jn 3 per cent produced turkeys. tion, was principal speaker. neer, who died Saturday, were held bPRINGVILLE. numbers were riven by Utah, Job. 29 the mam. the livestock kept on Program Wednesday at 1 pm. in the Murthese farm a as for the purpose Miss Helen Paifreyman, Mies (Spec's!) Fullof military honor. vn ray First ward chapel. Interment direction Springvllla Pot No. of supplying the farm family with Wiimott, Ralph Weight, Wil- der was in the Murray City cemetery. 29 American will liam of th Barra u liw&tcta products. Legion, and Parry, George f total Speakers were Judge David W. cultivated Chsuncy Childs, The average guen at the funeral services Moffatt, E. R Merrill Hcber C. who: 33, Laurence acrt&ac per farm wa 21 S acres Faux, Eugene WYLAVD SHORE. and Eugene Miller, former Hereon, dtwd here Tuesday following an pThe acreage paned to field crops R. ArKFvyP Idaho yiand Ne- - Cottonwood stake president was 71.6 pr cent to fruit 23 per PnCftthood AnDOUnCd eratjen for append citia. In The 4 Pfh HT following to and truck club and The legion, Ktwani crops ind the program: W. B.participated per cent, 15ht00it!l:0,d "1? Ericksen, T. F. ccn. (k w5or'u Minstrel Sprmgviile band will lead the Mr A. Charles Brown, McDonald, The acre yields and returns from I1 from the famllyt1'11 neral prwesaion O. Copper, Ada Jacobson, Ray Allen, ft-- Id crops. ss shown bv this study residence to the high school auditor- Utah. Jan. I). 8PRINGVILLK, Mrs Magwall, moUier of Mrs. and Mra. Hansen. were extremrir low. Tbs average (Special) Fourth wsrd priesthood ? iym. where services will commence shor Tuowaa rrlTed tr?m. Burley acre yield of alfalfa reported wilt present a minstrel show in at 1 n dl Friday. Services will also and other relatives are expect at 9 p.m. at the day, Kill 5,000 February. Frank Salisbury, direc- be held iu Moroni direction (:,in.;v;raf:: rield of of the ed to come for the funeral which Sportsmen under announces. tor, graveside, ! be held from the First ward will to the yield of When compare Rabbits American egiov Promontory TOOVO. Jan. 29. Dr. II G Mer- field crops grown 'a that section, Mr. Faux supervisor of mu'le chapel hursday afternoon. rill was In the Springville school dis.rict. He president of the the acre yields cf track crops were BftjOHAM CITY, Uth, Jn. 2. JOSEPH WILLIAMS. Provo Munlopal Golf club at a high. 5099 1999 Over was born July 3, rabbits were at Moroni (Special) In the RobThe average total farm income th- - son of Jabez and Helen Eliason mooting Tuesday noon killed near Sunday afternoon -t was 11.254, while the average total hotel. Goorgo E. Sibbett. erts L U Of He Studied , Faux. at the w uo Promontory. Utah, ina drive made 1UI UCUU nmwni semir farm expense was 1741, leaving a Kirkpatrick. . T. Keiglcy, Y. U. and McCone school - by 109 huuters directed by the WeIn R Monhis Moreland at home ofjdied and Oscar Ppesr were chose o d- total for receipts lees expense, or music He has supervised mualc In day afternoon will be held from the ber county Fish and Game Protecirectors. Q. M. Taylor was reap- net farm Income, of 9489 After aldistrict since 1929. BEAVER, Utah, Jan. 29. tSpe-itb- is D. 8. chapel In Moreland Thure tive association. Heveral trucMoads pointed secretary-treasure- r. lowing for the value of unpaid clali The services of Mias Mrytlej Surviving are his the rabbits were distributed free afternoon parents, his day at 1.39. Bishop W of family labor and Interest on the Coltharp, school nurse, have been, wife. Alta Justeson Faux, of charge in Brlxham City. two sons, lan the investment, Tew operator had Whitaker of Promontory, and and the of obtained the Franklin, by the,Lugrne bor and management wage of a who promoted the hunt, also plans board, in connection with the.i low mg brothers and sisters: FerrD minus $?. However, the average Red on another hunt, he announced of Ford Faux Spanish Fork, Cross. Income from outside work waa Wednesday. M its Coltharp la conducting slFaux and Mr. Ruth N. Nielsen of in$415 This added to the farm W. E Allen and andiBecvcr. In George class six weeks s come of 9441 gave hygiene total Income Quorums Set of 9995 which represents ths in- personal health, with senior high Faux and Miss Julia Mae Faux of'of her daughter here Monday. She St. Y, come from capital, operator, and school girls. She has just complet- Moroni and Mrs. Pauline H. Thomp- ' has spent the past five years In FuPROVO, Jan 39. Mrs. Rome BOUNTIFUL. George working in the temple. Utah, Jan. 2 Stawsrt, Provo treasurer for tbs family labor and Income other than ed a stmiliar health project jn Mil- son of Chester. will he neral services will be held under di- (Special) High pneats and sevenspeakers at the funeral past sight year, has submitted her farm. ford. EL of Wash1. Melvin of Ernest rection the of Bountiful First ward will Wilson, Knudsen, Feb. No ties effective bebishopric of the present farm nurse resignation basis On afternoon the the Tuesday successor has been appointed, al- - Income, as reported by the farmers gan a course for Beaver women, in William T. Tew Jr.. J. A. Mayo-cington ward. Interment will be in hold their annual banquet Wednescemetery. ' day evening in the ward amuseIn Washington county from whom the high school auditorium. Bishop Peter Nielsen. Musical the Washington They and L Reiser, daughter will be furnished by Helen of ment hall. Mattie wilt bo given to Alice Brown, P"t numbers UN reasonwere If a secured. records homo are to hygiene study going EL and Elizabeth Templen mor city auditor. . Claude William William a Parry. of Paifreyman. for farm and care of the sick. able standard living Weight, Elmo Coffman, LeRoy Rob- Reiser, was bora In Autugua. Alafamily ts to be provided It Is esertson and Rulon CrandalL Mem- bama, Jan. 29, 1399. She came to Typist Complimented. sential that the farm Income be Hospital File Articles bers of the boys and girts glee Utah in 193 and lived In Washingincreased above that NEPHI. Utah, Jan. 29. (Special) considerably 1939 Dairy clubs will appear In the costumes ton until recently. She married or that It bo supA number of studsnts have been reported for With Utah County Clerk plemented which Mr. Faux had designed forOeorge M. Crawford In Alabama. than .by (hone other mentioned Officers Its honoraoly regarding them for their appearance at the the farm returns. Surviving are the following chil- their accuracy in typewriting. PROVO, Jan. 5. (Special) Art!-Hxhlblt ln Aprl1, dren: Arthur and Edward Craw- Those students are as follows: Veiof Incorporation have been filed BEAVER, Ulh. Jn. 2. (8p - ,rt ford, Enterprise; Mra Bert Hardy, ns Evans Zoe Powell, Roy Me?ers, with Utah county clerk, by the Craae a Honor Roll Named. cial) Beaver Dairy association met 1 and Mrs.k Leonard Carter, St. Wjlllam Cole, Ivy Seamons, LauMaternity hospital, which is capiIn the library Monday nlht and Joseph K. Crawford, Oak- rence. Broad heat). Mildred Stiven-so- n, talized for 919.W divided la 199 George, -dlBT. GEORGE, . O appointed Ita ollntra and land. Calif.; and Mra Ellis C. shares. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Crane Is (Special) Students on the honor rectors. Herman Memmot. Den YV hipPickleslmer, Richmond, Calif.; also pie, Ruby Belliston, Florence Wilpresident; Holds Crane, vice presi- roll for scholarship records for the 34 grandchildren and eight greatr; secretary-.'treasureWinson, Karl dent; Burdett Crane, Newtoo, Virginia were anMarie Crane and Vera fall term at 0ixte college ters By Beth McCay. grandchildren. nounced by Mathew M. Bentley, Gold, Green Ball Tuft, directors Jan. PLEASANT GROVE. Utah, registrar, as follows: Junior colBUSH A DOBM. Johnson, who BEAVER, Utah, Jan. 2. (Spa-cia- l) 29 (Special) C lege, La Rue Leavitt. J. Le Grande PROWLER ROBS BTATIOS. Born to CalThe Gold. Green ball will be will leave Feb. 1, for the honor Lilith OGDEN. Utah City Arty. Stuart Daughter Bowler, and senior Porter; PROVO, Jan. 29.- A prowler rob- high school. Henry J. Nicholes, held ln Greenville ward Wednesday ifornia mission, was guest of Dobbs P. received a telegram Tues-da- y S. W. Manila Dunford, Wife the in bed the Texaco aerv-ka at party given station at night in the school building. the death of his Center street and Third South Tues Merle Stack! and George Larsen. aro In ward amusement hall by the Sev- father,announcing The following peoplo J. Dobbs, ,90. at BeaHugh Mr. W. C. Dunford, Mrs. of and stake 99 of In 913. enties Beulah day mornipg quorum Tlmpanogoa cash. Neb. Tbe deceased waa a lawcharge: George Barton, Teacher Gets Jessie with Ezra 8wenson, Archie Boren,m trice, gtouw Alice Heslington, yer, Republican politician and his- 1621 Denver fit., announces the arHy-ro& Dan and W'hite, rival a L Stout. Wadiey of daughter Tuesday at the Barton, and Lynn torian. and one of the founders of 29. ST. GEORGE, Utah. Jan. Johnson in charge. he died. Holy Cross hospital. Both mother city In which (Special) B. Glean Smith, head of and theSurviving Tbe program: song. First are his widow, two and daughter are reported doing the department of oducation at Second ward bishoprics and their sons ft. P. Dobbe and Hugh J. fine. Society Pieces (guilts. Dixie college. In going on Sabbawives; song, Manila ward bishop-rfc- Dobbs of Ogden, Mia Florence MONROE. Utah, Jan. 29. (Spetical leave of absence to study at and their Dobbs of Beatrice and Mrs. Louise stake presidency, University uf Cincinnati. He cial) Quilts were p eced at atthea wives; prayer, Heber Los Angeles. Alii Gardner, J. of Wickstram til leave this week end and home of Mrs Nora Ceilings reading, Mrs. Lorens Johnson; aac- of Ms children have gone to Beauntil September. His field of meetlny of tbs misisonary society xobatic dance, Anna Boren, trice for the funeral services. The quilts will be held Monday. b in will tbo GUNNISON, Utah, Jan. 29. (Spe- study graduate sent Fwgal; companied by Genevieve in to the mission hospital cial) P. T. A. meeting will be held school of education with Dr. Pech- China. harmonic solo, James Nelson, ac0OPHRONA STEPHEN SOB, at Gunnison high school February stein. Hilton; companied by Clarencj I terms Idaho (Special) So- Smith two PRESTON, llr. pm. a By of of the attending copy presentation CLOVIS. N. M., Jan. 21 An Invitation la extended to Ann Stephenson, 61, wife of can complete residence roqulre- (AP) phrona Church Works to the departing town In the valley and to theevery ments for a Ph. D degree. Ha of Preston and Pecoa took Coker, famed throughelder by Hyrum Johnson; remarks, H A. Stephenson, line P. T. A. Mrs. John M. Knighton ; hi M. A. at the B. Y U. In 1923 13 died here. of mother children, out southwest as L. clown the C. a at Johnson. In rodeo newly elected president wtU be in Mr. Smith will teach bis classes Mrs. Stephenson was born Daring and refreshments con- Richmond, performances, was killed Utah. After living ln seven miles bis absence. social. clr95 cluded tbe (during north last of here K. M. 1 of state leg-the Richmond a number of years she Jorgenson moved to Mapleton where be mar- night ln an automobile accident. sjature w Uldlscusa the preoent tax A Cokers neck was broken when 4--H ried Mr. Stephenson and moved to PLAY PRESENTED. he has resided the automobile in which he was ridPreston, Where Music will be furnished by tbe 29 w (Sfe Jan. MONROE. Utah, since. ing with W. H. Jones, of Fort SumEg male quartet and a special number Bishop's Candle Stick. OlSCllSSlOll cialone-a-i Theplay, Besides her husband. Harris A. ner, N. M., left the highway and from the Centerfield school Buss- was presented hrisurvived Is the ,a she by Stephenson, day by Virginia, Pyehes, Betb Swln-tr1T- 1 Utah, Jani 29 JIU run from the outlying die- - L ANNABELLA, children: A. G. Stephen- overturned. Jonea was uninjured. PLEASANT GROVE, Utah. Jan. following John L. Cleave. Fred die. Joseph Jensen snd Ardelt An . (Special) son, Lorin Stephenson. Mrs. Casale H ven in Manila a the The a in 29. dance g A ii0vO Wic Robinson wereideron program . Gauehat sad PT9rm (Special) Stephenson, Kenneth n ra Mona In Beil. Ramona given. Gunnison high school I chosen st a mass meeting held Sun-- 1 high school building. ha been very Stephenson, Alta, Csrvel. Sophrona.of rOet Wife OT JOCttey will furniah the music, day to represent the town st a' green sang b a solo. The program its project work. Allan, all and Iris Ada, Harria, the seminary a Preston and Janice Andraesen, of meet ng Monday of representatives wgs gUen Dead From Gas Merril Warnitk was giten from ail towns between Richfield medal for best leadership in Cleveland, Idaho. The following and Kanab called to take action In at tb state farm bureau brothera with and work, slaters SAN FRANCISCO. eight Jan. 2J. Lake Wednesday. grandchildren, survive her: Mrs. protest of the present mail service meeting In Salt Mra. Sarah Elaine Byrnes It was reported thst It now takes He waa one of six to be thus rec- Emma Merrill. Preston; Mra Janice (AP) wife of John Jockey four das for a letter posted In Anognized out of 593 club leadera In Cherry, 8t Anthony; Mra Phoebe poetess Byrnes, widely known 'figure In nabels to be delivered In Salt Lake, the state. Turner, Grace; Mra Zephi P.t.rs.n, while It formerly took two days was found dead In Anof son Loa circles, Atwood. sports 17, Grant Mra Ada Walton, Pre.ton Friday, The representatives will meet at Mr. and Mra L. M. Atwood of Ma- gelas; Carson Bennett and Thomas an apartment here today with Richfield The dtseont nuatlon of,rt three gas Jets open. nila and a senior In the Pleaaaat Bennstt, Lago, Idaho. Fork Kiwaman ,nU Funeral services will be held In Grove high school, was awarded A letter to Jier husband aald she vi1,?.v.,r,Ylct responsible the Union Paclflp one hundred dol- ths Preston Fourth ward chspeL was In great pain and feared inth. condition. Discuss U. S. A. C. nt Thursday at 1 oclock under direcRoad Problem to the lar scholarship Royal H. Barney! J. Clifford Fortgren. sanity. sheA search tor her started project was tion of Bishop Logan. Bis winning and Glen W Thurston were also. SPANISH FORK, Utah. Jan. 19. disappeared from her Interment is to be in th Preston when Calf club. choaen at the mass meeting to meet! (Special) home yesterday. Mrs. Byrnes had With practically a ona theAtHolstein Livestock show, cmatsry. Ogden with the Sevier county school board hundred par cent attendance tbe Richiethe rented the apartment Jan. 2i bnt Stubbs, another member of to discus transportation problems Spanish Fork Kiwanis club .met tbo Manila did not occupy It until today. Her BENJAMIN W. BBOWN. club won a 9199 for school children. Monday night at the Palace cafe, nrize individual the best for being In Brockbank Prest Utah Benia- latest poem appeared in ContemAMERICAN FORK. wth J A, ear-sa- d Swenson Wamlck nnd on judge, charge, p p. Thomas reported Neii min Webb Brown, it, died at ths porary American Poets, Just off fried off tbe first prize In the Creamery Situation, family resldenc. In American Fork, ths press. tDah!e. chairman of the roads com- -afternoon a following Monday ' mittee. reported on, 'What Is NeedMr. Brown had been hurt attack. ANNABELLA, Utah. Jan. 29 ed on the Roads in Spanish Fork in market gardening since Hotel active op r I (Special)-WlteLund green and and Vicinity.-BishDining Room Elisha Warn- and was coming to American Fork Dem 11 of the Sevier stake ter talked an, "Community Suicide " and on. ot board of a IlfflPPPC Melburn member ths Closed Nora presidency and Christensen lMulc was famished by Mr. and Mra byn.Dry Agents th founders of th American Fork end Mary Johnson of the staae lie- - J. Rulon Morgan, BIHTRS. Growers' association. GUNNISON, Utah. Jan. 29 (Spe- lief society presidenev, were special WASHINGTON-Ia. Mr. Brown wraa bora In Balt Lak (AP) Utah-.MMra. and MONROE cial) The Farmer Equity wss reon Jun IS, 1171, bnt bad resided tn The Butter Hotel company of SeLions Announce Jacob Julandr. del. cently reorganized- with the follow- conference held Suodav. 88 years. attle, about for Fork American one ot the conducting largest ing officers elected President, Hy-ru- ra was also actlv In ths srly Ladies Night PARAGOKAH, Utah Mr. and Mra. Ha the Pacific coast, is Olsen, Mayfieid; vice president, baseball organisation In this city. hostelriea on Farewell Nears. Burro. Barton, boy. Christian Sorenson. Centerfield, preparing to appeal to the United O. his Is H survived widow, by LEHI. Utah. Jan. (Special) Maimgren, secretary. Alva AnStates Vcourt to prevent ANNABELLA. Uth. Jan. two supreme Therlsla sons, Tyrnbull Brown, Under the chairmanship of Principal BOUNTIFUL Utah Mr and Mra derson Charles O Hansen. A. A. Wallace and Benjamin W. Brown, the closing of its principal dining 'ocl1 1106 L.tM B. KI.Sh.lCTcoVmrwe. fiVciri. Oraon Bang.rter, boy. two room 1 "this of at o'clock nightly. daughters, Jr., city, " ,h. of Cowh Re.. and; CENTERVILLE. nd mi? mini kT Loots Howes, Mills, and Eth-- st Fr1dy - In honirrj Hczh Ottern. arlll provide th. pro Utah Mr. and MraBrown Charging that persons using ths a,.r of this city; also four hotels :r Ulynn Thnraton who l.a.rt toon zrm tor th, January Ladl.a Night Mra Arthur Pettit, boy rose room were violating the AmeriMra Annie Snyder, the northern ot tha local Lion. club. Arrange- Mr. and Mra horn, ol Juei Erick,ii"whfra Mr -- "at.; mlon Lynn Pickering. sisters. can Fork; Mra Sarah Clayton, Mra national prohibition law, the fedments hre being made to ontorlaln boy, Soren.on i bedf.et becauae ot an, eral J. Miss and Prudence government obtained a court W, one hundred Lions, Lion Turners nnd Burton, .ntfrT. w'n M crotch., order dosing the room each day ELDER eTLkf4(VED Brown, all of Salt Lake. guests. MARRIAGES. flipped on the Ice Mr Sr.n.on re-- ! on be held will service Funeral from 1 to 1 Ain. The gova ret ere Injury to hi hip 29 ANNABELLA, Utah. Jan. relying SPANISH Utah Mra FORK, at I p.m. tn th First ernment p,m. a result. A number of social aeserted that the hotel Special in of this cry has re- Thursday Dart Chanes he will Interment In ward chapel. he form of shower were management was aiding in violaceived tho announcement in of tbe the city cemetery, ' h'.nor of Clvnn Thurstongivenwho! SUNNYSIDE. Utah, Jan 29. tion of the prohibition law by servmarriage of her brother, Warren leave oon for a mission to the, Special) The Trail BjiMers of i rancorn to Ma)me Watts of Raw- ing mineral water and cracked ice JOBNBTON HOUSEHOLDER. rthern states. Those entertaining the ward Pnmarv under direction l.n. Wyoming, at that place, Jan were: Friday their leader, Mari Soderqulvt, f 1. Mr Franroii is the son of llr Dona Gau-- ( MT. PLEASANT, Utah Johnston entertain the "'Blue Bird girls and Mrs. James IL Francom of Pay-Ira- Hot seholder, sn old-tl- m 'hat. Saturday evenirg resident El wood . eveomg and Maurice Daniels. Sun-a- t of Mount Pleasant died st the famsleighing party, Wednesday son. Laura Barney; Monday eve-- i home Monday from general dePANGLITCH, Utah, Ji, ily PLEASANT GROVE. Utah Mrs bility. Mr. Honaeholder lived In A neeftte j (Special) ring, Fauntell Thurston. 1 Belle Baxter announce from all towns in -the mar- California about years and x re- f- Business Utah' Partner of and Arizona situated ofhern i daughter Ieah to Wil-jiU- turned to hia home bars a year riage Wanted I VOLUME with 1211 i r,S Mr son of and Mra canyon nighway, roa ago Wright ONE to In T Inv. or Security to He wss born Elisabeth wti.r s Richfield Benjamin Wright of American Pork. to j Penn., May 28. list, and, earn improving the mail sstem DESERET NEWS The handle a Unit or marriage took place in Soil Utah A delegation with his parents, William Lake Saturday. Dom the C'.mmer'i Local or Territory, Ann Honaeheidsr, when Sara nd cial club and one from the L.or.t I We hair a parly who Is Outside. NEPHI. ruh. Jan. 29 -- (Special) hs was a small boy. They resided club represented Pangu rch A hir MARRIAGE LICENSES. Scoutmasters and troop commit-- ! .an Show You til at American Fork a short time qset was given the visitors by tht' teeiren desirous of sreurinf a ropy COALVTLE, Utah. Glenn W. of Nephi and Mona met on to Mount Pleasant. to ons cluo of Richf eui. per month Woods Cross, and LaVtan before coming Suni1 A An dec. on. .coat, his Aldow, Car ar of Volume One, the first to InvestSurviving according r Pargultch haV b, n in JD., pr,Lfr executive lellcw Creek, Utah, Wright, the of Honaeholder and Larsen line and ment Timpanogos council, zsro weather the ability. , ,, tlen for membertj week Tn,. i Lafayette K Anderson and Rbzda following children: Wiyiam, Mount 2 Invention .'ear of The Deseret News. of kineiom mercury droppci to it dccr.i, both of Park Utah. Workman, City, Hay-ol- d, Flexible Ball Beating Agitator for low zero It seem to ipanogos councIL At-- 1 Claude A. Richardson and Lettl Pleasant; James, Kathryn -and In? one ho has a ropy and a! J2!p gh lhe no definite action wa Electric Vacuum, consisting of 4 qtoenlz. Stanley, tr .fie. More mow Bingham; czp.cTed. B. of bourn, Ray Wyoi Evanston, taker. It appeared that the concenmould like to dispose of it Arisen: Mrs. Eva Harris, Pro to, Metal Balia connected to any Motor sus of opinion favored the action. leg. and Robert Householder.- - San Diego, Driven Brush Vac. Is PlentifuL please write to The Drsrrr! also on brother, Joaeph Every lady Is aaxiou, to see It BRIGHAM CITY. Utah Hary CallL: BIRTHDAY BONORKD. Householder, Eureka, Calif., and a demonstrated and when they see News, Salt Lake City. I'tah. Harris Silver and Joseptiine Henkl Mra. PARAOOXAII. Utah. Jan 2J Rosetta Dean, Ameri- ths Imbedded grit and alster. 1 of Salt Lake. (Sp- Fork. (Special) Farmer declare there The request Is for all the roll out of rugs II. Brady was hop- -' WHford Bltton and Sarah OImqo. can will bs plenty of water for the com I alt'-Jorda- a services wltl.be held la they have simply Funeral cleaned with their regboth of Ogden. ssurs of the first volumr, bihd ward chapel Thursday at ular North th lng summer as there Is as unusual- Vacuum Well, the rest la easy John & Mathews of Layton gad 2 p.m. uader direction of Bishop H. tn hered ly deep snow throoghout the valley ,,on.ay WJ guess MUllcent Nell of West Webaj. nrluding each edition of nd Mrfe and la the surroumilng ! omf P. Olsen. mountains Jordan W now 111 11 Hamiloffer ths Bradv ZS&F 99, of that year, rat hr r than single ton Beach Motor Drives Brush Vac Jordan Bradv, and Mraparents DOCTOR REPORTS. AGED WOMAN ILL. Sarah J 1 Western former BALL HELD. on - term Price Sanderson, 85, mother of Mra I iames published during the SUNNYSIDE, - 'PARAGON AH. Utah, Jan 29 Utah, Jan. 29 with-- atl Attachments) daa Brady, were among the equipped ' Dr. to BUNNY According (Special) Jan. Utah. 12 SIDE, (Special) Mrs. Eliza J. Barton. 97, Mr. and Mra Jordan Bradyguesta with Jay this Ball year. Beating Schaffer, th paat five months V The M. 1. A., held their til for 14 and a used Vac.Agitator, reported la a serious condition as nine children, I rrandchlldrsa hae (Special) and three deaths 24 births annual Green and Gold ball in the C. B. DODGE. MS a result of an of appendicitis, one ATE, WA MM ao communicable diseases. school auditorium Jan 2L 7.,;,, ad pi, ms V!7 Provo Golf Qub elects New Heads at Springrilie rs at Beaver Women to Join Health Class Provo Treasurer Resigns Position Banquet Barer Aocialion rth, Jn !: u Near. imnanngfW StalfP Honors Missionary t Leare P. T, A. Invites Gunnison Valley Units to Meeting!. Rodeo Performer Killed in Accident it Manila Qub Wins High Honors Mail sucful Found Spanuh ri Testifies Phone Call Requesting Protection; Woman Alto Witness. Executive Club Sponsors Lecture. Source. Jan. 25 Mr. Suoa PROVO, Young Gates, ser.xor memoer of me of Brigham, hoard of director Young university, and also senior the member of faculty of the school, editor and author, sas the speaker before the student body asseirb of B Y. t. Tuesday morning Mr. Gatea in her aodress paid tribute to the great leaders of the .1- In chnJ, in Church In achievement told of their her falh.r, Brigham .stakingahaof referred to his method. Young, of colonization. When It aa r ported to him that certain 5ptngs or streams supplied enongn water for he five, ten, or fifteen fami ice. would usually rep nd with the order to send fifty families to the place for settlement The speaker emphasized the Im- i in portance of using knowledge community building. Pails she said, may be obtained from books It their use that counts. She urged th students to lead active tareera, both In temporal and spiritual matters. State Statutics. xlllvvlo ij in - , , L in Country (Special) atockbeldars not Jan. M, at Ml p.m, la tkt city hall to elect now director, and present loving . enpa to winner of the directors tournament. according to Secretary Brant . , .. CaldwelL . Guests Jinn Banquet in Speaker Pay t Tribute to First Ward Chapel of Great Leaders Figure Indicate Need of r Monday. Utah Additional Revenue Jt ' - Re-gsrdi- CHEYENNE. Wjro., Jan. 2. (AP) Tb, part that z telephone call trm an alleged apeakeaay proprietor plajed ln tbe indictment of a former state law enforcement commlraloner and 22 other, for conspiracy to violate the national I 'members where I put my gum tbe prohibition laws, occupied Mowers best ten second day's federal court trial ot now lnI one ob hot tea will rain spose the defendants yesterday with Gov- cups. 1 bnt arent Uf shape t aay ernor Frank C. IJmerson, the it, nuffin. Chief witness. Heading tLe list of persons on wholesale trial for an asserted liquor conspiracy throughout Wyoming la W. C. Irving, whose resignation as state Law enforcement commissioner the governor re Tbo annual pontifical requiem quested in 1928. Testimony on the opening day ot the trial tended to mast for the late Bishop Joseph H. show that speakeasy proprietors Glass, of the Salt Lake diocese, paid 150 a month and still operat- who died in 1926. were held Tuesors 11 a gallon for protection tinder day morning aj the Cathedral of the Madeliene. Tbe Irvings administration. Governor Emerson testified yes-- j theological conference of the held following the mass, h received three telephone! ce mass was sung by call, when he was in Casper in TheHt.morning Hev John J. Mitty, bishop November. 1128. from fiyltesterf the Salt Lake diocese. He was Tsylor, of Thermopolls, in which; following: The Tavior asked the governor to send ev- - te? b Oh Gradj Las Vegas, Irvsee him. Instead of Irving to ing. the governor sent George mund 8heehy, tit. Smith, a deputy tn the department. academy, deacon ef honor; Smith reported to Govern?!- - Emer- satch Rev. Joseph F. Donnellan, Ausson that Taylor sought to pay pro- the deacon of honor; tbo tin. Iser... tection money that he might oper- Rev John Sanders, Magoi, deacon ate a still, the governor testified. of the mass; tbe Rev. Thomas ButI'. S. Makes Probe. Park ler, and the City, subdeacon, After this report. Governor Em- Rev. James Collins. Cathedral of erson asked Lon C. Davis, depu- the Madelaine, master of ceremoty federal prohibition administra- nies. tor for Wyoming, to conduct an InThe chorus consisted of Monsig vestigation which resulted ln the nor Duane G. Hunt, vice rector indictment of Irvine and 28 other of the Cathedral of the Madeleine; on a conspiracy charge. Six of the Rev. Joseph Gosselin. the Re, tho Indictments subsequently were C. E. Reardon and tbe Rev. Alexander Morrissey. dismissed. Th governor testified that ln his opinion Taylor waa intoxicated when he talked to him on the telephone. Taylor asked the rover-no- r if he was the big boss and Emerson replied he was the gov.. ernor of Wyoming and inquired Consolidation of railroads in a what Taylor wanted, yesterdays series of s sterna testimony stated. Tsylor. the gov- will likely be effected aa a matter ernor testified said he (Emerson) of good business, Carl R. should know. Smith was sent to Omaha, president of the UnionGray, Pa investigate and returned the re- rifle system declared Tuesday afport which resulted in the Inves- ternoon during a short stopover la tigation by Davts and the subse- Salt Lake. He said the suggestion of the Interstate commerce comquent wholesale Indictments. Woman Testifies. mission to form ths mergers, will Add to the governors testimony have little weight In the matter, was a statement of Mrs. Jessie however, ae eastern and western B. Schmitt of Thermopolls, who lines are alike interested in makconnections, and Monday, testified she sent Irving ing were working towards this end what she believed to be protection all before tbe commission made tbs money, that she and her husband Q communications suggestion. received many Mr. Gray, left with William M. from Irving, all In code, informtice president in charge ing them of Impending federal Jetferz, Of operations, for Los Angelea. raids. L. Ha J. ugh and E. E. Adama, Irene Tsylor, a sister of Mrs. vice of the system and Schmitt, told the court yesterday E. C. presidents Schmidt, U. P. news bureau that she paid 1100 a month protec- director, will make a tion money to James Ader. alleg- stopover in Salt Lake Thursday, of- ed by the government to have been ficials announced. Irving's collector. 8he further testified to an alleged conversation with Ader ln which he U asserted to have said that he could arrange e o she snd the Schmitts could be the only bootleggers ln Hot Springs county. If she would A company backed by the coal Pay 1100 a month protection, money and 11 on each gallon of whis-" producers (lied incorporation pamanufactured. ky pers with the county clerk TuesDamaging was the statement of day. The organization proposes to J. H. Denny, federal prohibition conduct a general cleaning and agent now stationed ln Denver, combustion sertice fur homes, busithst when making arrests In Wyo- ness houses and manufacturing ming persons arrested had com- plants. L. R. Weber is president; J. Edplained they had paid for protection against arrests by federal of- ward Taylor, vice president, and O. ficers and had been double cross- J. Grimes, aecretajy-treasure- r. Annual Mass Held For Bishop Glass semi-annu- al dio-terd- ay Mary-of-the-- Mergers Favored Says Rail Officials -.- coast-to-coa- st Coal Men Back New Cleaning Concern ed. The trial goes lnt0 its third day today. bj Three Young Bandit. I Reported Holdup Jury Convicts Herbert Clark. north Fifth West street, reported to the police Violator was that while he walking at Sixth ,. Drug West and North Temple streets 8 7:11 Tuesday evening, he Earl F. Hanson was convicted shout stopped by three young bana Jury Tuesday of belnr a per was dits. One of the robbers held a alstent violator of the prohibitum shiny revolver while the others law. He will be sentenced next searched Clarks pockets. All they Saturday in Judge David W. Moffat's court. Hanson was arrested got was a pencil and two penholdlast August with a pint of whisky ers according to Clark. In possession but he bad previousMore than 11,100 apartment ly been convicted of possession to tbe city court and the law makes a buildings are to be built tn by second offense a felony. "Lehi January JT u 12rtri HUGHES SHOP" !. mL'T'", "" 50 CAST BROADWAY OUR GREAT PRE-INVENTO- South Utah, Arizona Every Fall and Winter Ganaent Most be Sold Before We Iavoice. Towns Discuss Mail ir delae Pr'fX Nephi, Mona Scout LMy,!gh,.d, Men! Make $450 Mo. hr OF f. HoId Meet l.o. la' . SALE RY PRICES l. One Special Lot of Coata, Valued up Water Fur-trimm- ed to I5&Q0 ",?- 1 1 - art- f If V. - . t &! 3.1 &! |