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Show THEMURRAY EAGlE THURSDAY, lOLlM HAPPENINGS 4, 1937 tinder iltemh PEARL B. FARRELL, Reporter Phone Holladay b Lt week FEBRUARY f Page that many proposals are doomed to oblivion due to lack of time which to consider them if for nothing else. Approval of a bill by the senate is not proving the o pen sesame to final enactment into law that prevailed to a greater S fers more of 'em than any other solon. Senator Warwick C. Lrim-i- n orcaux of Salt Lake City Uluccd a hill making kidnapping punishable bv death. Senator Holbrook followed with one abolishing the death penalty The qilPSlion of who is to regulate intro-proper- ly and Mrs. Loy Andrus. uiuve sessions. iNor is me upper ting quite a stir in legaslative Elder Geqrge J. Cannon will house the court of last resort ac-- 1 give an illustrated lecture on ! many for action on a major portion of halls. In the meantime Utah cows hive planned On Sunday Alaska. Light refreshments will introduced measures as in past remain contented. It's going to be ftfp. for the week. tough on courtroom prevaricatW'Ufn 7, at 6:30. be served. years. eD, I fibbers and just plain liars "dav ward and No indeed. Shoes are on the ors, if a bill stiffening penalties for EoS 193 of Mt. Olympus Ward other feet. The more numerous Twin Peaks Daughters perjury passes. It makes one program of the Pioneers, Camp, the and supposedly more tractable form sponsor will sponsor the of perjury punishable bv now are for Sacrament holding life representatives meeting f l0n ,i rhaoeL Monday eve- - program at twelve o'clock on Sunday, forth as final arbiters in many living.imprisonment high cost of instances. Reason? The speed Taxation leads the procession tion, SKVottonwood Stake will hold,. February 28. Mrs. Kate B. Carter the solons act and SALT LAKE CITY. UT. Years from the central camp, will be with approximately 40 bills havof Honor at the A recapitulation of bills thus with which eventhe speaker. Both wards are in- ing to do with the collection or far introduced shows more im- their seeming ability to get to- of work to Chanel at 7:30. This promote the welfare vited to be present. disposition of revenues. Many of portant and controversial mutters gether for final disposal of bills agriculture and the interests these are certain to bring pro- now before the legislature than and resolutions, especially those of agriculturists of Utah were their The adult sewing class will longed discussion in the legis- at any comparable period during of more or less minor import. of rewarded last week when Ward meet lative Mrs. Bessie halls. with me Bills in a sessions. Terrell the "u. include These to interest S!''fcHee prior "Xr The senate may show plenty C. Holbrook, of Davis county, n of labor are next in number with at the home of Mrs. Cecelia multitude of measures allecting of TrooP 193 of Mt. Olympus the of speed when no vital issue af- a practical and successful farm20. in one at o'clock Court charge and legal procedures the pocketbooks of citizens via will be Friday. Mrs. the whole people is at er and one of the recognized ra A fecting Terrell will be at the Irving are touched upon in 16. A dozen the taxation route and dozens for the evening. but it slows up measur- leaders in the state senate was stake, f school from 3:30 to 5:00 for in- bear upon stale departments, of others that directly affect the "j-lbe msiaiiea ' such measures loom elected president of the Utah A- - Hail and at 8:15 the struction in sewing and art their creation and control. Eleven welfare of the people and pro- ably when State Farm Bureau, during its on the calendar. large have the opportunity work. carry appropriations for this and perty. annual convention in this city. The on debate the President prothat. Nine lengthy concern education and Swing Senator Holbrook, who was of is law an Scouta to the example born Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. educational institutions and eight Permitting the sale to process- posed primary in Bountiful in 1899, enXVrira. A dance will be held at Ralph Powell will entertain the reljte to banking and insurance. ing plants of infected fruit un- Although all the solons evidentun Five Hundred Club at their Three liquor bills introduced der supervision of the state ag- ly feel obligated under party tered the business of farming of the program, in the senate are surcharged with riculture department. platforms to support such legis- when he was still in his teens Ifursday evening. February 11. home on Russell Lane. and his life has been devoted to is an apparent hesi Ward is lation, I lLp SO of Holladay controversial elements. Bills afthe markets for tation there Widening The senator's farm, B. 1.. Sen- - this work. w m The Gleaner a of food Girls Mt. fecting trade, Olympiaj fedCral standards, resenting hUSing ate Preside Hubert B Maw s where he raises beets, fruit. want amusement hall. pus Ward are sponsoring a Val- highways, public utilities, motor primary bill, without changes truck, grains and stock, is rated iS evening February 12, the entine Dance at the Holladay vehicles, and agriculture are due These bits of enacted legisla- that will make it acceptable to among the best in the county. activities wm close with Chapel on Monday evening, Feb- for much pro and con debating. tion are the two lawpermanent both rural and urban comnuini-- But, while the senator has 15. So, all in all. it looks as thoueh r.fianauet tenaereu iu ruary put of the ties and sections. of Troop 193. in many years of hard labor on the lawmakers have their hands making accomplishments by the Scouts Utah is legislature Another shining example the his Ward. All Boy The adult literature class met full to dispose of even the al- to date three weeks after openhe has found time to iff matter of aiding the needy, es- makecrops, a study of the problems Huts have been requested to Friday afternoon. The lesson ready proposed legislation. And ing of the Ansession. the aged. Much debating of agricult'.re, methods of imtheir complete uniforms was on Jewish literature and the more much more is yet to other bill made into law extends pecially 1 iar - .u .. ou in rommemora- and amending will be heard be- proving work and Talmud. The class will meet come. The surface has only been the time for procuring 1937 mo- fore it is finally decided to adopt means of agricultural an effort with their leader, Mrs. Nellie scratched. improving the lot of tionol Scouting and in tor vehicle license plates an the proposed Maw of system the farmer in general. In this McKinney this Friday afternoon emergency measure of tempor- paying a definite sum as a pen- study he has given labor bills have thus ary at 3:40 at the Irving School. At especial atnature. SOjii conscious. sion for all over 65 years or the tention to the probparamount tnis time tney wm take up far had the "easiest sailing" in An adopted senate joint reso- administration-favoreplan of lem of taxation and his knowlboth branches of the legislature. lution authorizes the fuesday evening. Mrs. Harold Chinese literature. to continuing the present method governor Two have already been passed on this has called him Diwsett entertained the Bridge appoint a committee to investiaiding all needy persons un- edge Relief Society of Holladay by the senate and an equal num- gate the feasibility of holding a of ftursonie. to posts, not only in of welder direction important the public Ward will hold its work and ber by the house of representafair in Utah in 1947 to fare department. agricultural organizations but alI Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. business meeting Tuesday after- tives. Opposition in both houses world's celebrate the one hundredth anEvidently Senator Alonzo F. so in governmental agencies. noon. Mrs. Ivy Anderson and has been negligible. of the settling of the Hopkin of Croydon believes that niversary 1 Walters are in One approved senate bill re- state by the "Mormon" pioneers. good if dinner for their study group. Mrs. Eleanor legislation can be enacted NAUTICAL NOVELTIES charge of the meeting. Work on quires that all persons accepting An approved bill fixed the sal- only through navcrs were win iui ."44. "travail and disEnlistments in the United quilts and rugs will begin at ten employment during a strike must aries of legislative employes and tress." He favors at least some I Its Thomas Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. States Navy are now open to o'clock and a social will be given register with the state industrial a resolution congratulated Presi debate and a bit of heated Uulph Breitling, Mr. and Mrs. opunmarried men of American citiin the afternoon at two o'clock. commission. The other obligates dent Roosevelt on his for measure. Mr. Ii. position every George fill Manwaring, all labor organizations and unions birthday. zenship between the ages of 17 HolFor last one week Mrs. after and Mr. and day ijrchant to do likewise. H. B. 1 as passed six senate bills had passed from and 25 years who are mentally ax The on fell lower house Ugsworth. increases benefits under the two bills. One proposed to fix second to third reading with alert, thoroughly sound physiworkmen's compensation act by December 10 as the date for pay- little or no debate and without cally, and of good morals. Men Mt. of teachers The visiting be over 5 feet 4 inches and adding five per cent of the ment of delinquent taxes. The a dissenting vote he arose and must ,TuCfmpus Ward will be special less than 6 feet 2 inches in amount of a li too are make auto other temporary, to said, be partial moving "Things at a party to given by height. Applicants of less than or total disability award for each cense proposed ' I jtitsRniinf plates distinguishable by favorably here. No good can eighth Society Wednesday grade education ani men child of or to the I come of we it. move dependent injured county designations. adjourn." with police krnoon, February 10. A very records are NOT acin 1917, the person. The second approved laFrom its His fellow been still final has action inception solons, Thus, been has agreeable i Lresting program cepted for enlistment. Men under bor house bill has Revolution a Bolshevik did. Russian establishes on six taken but measures, will only refreshments lined and 1 W years of age are not accepted Last Thursday with uncanny accur- miners' examining board. the Senate 21 two of which will leave a more otbe served. Wednesday morning for enlistment without the cona in dramatic "hot the on the laws form than insequenpassed tragic potato" temporary impress Pending labor measures insuraten the members of the Ke acy, sent of their parents or guardclude those prohibiting deputiz- of the state. A total of 249 bills, of a joint resolution refusing ians. arbuO Society will meet for quilt-- 5 ces of the French Revolution. The slaughter of the nobility, ing of employees during a strike resolutions and memorials have further state aid to private&s usual. ceG The United States Navy main- in thp senate auencies to the lower house. Frimeet Friday afternoon with the persecution of the church, limiting freight trains to 70 cars; been intrrvtueed tains la Hospitals tor tne weuare a house member retaliated house. and day the confiscation of property, the including occupational diseases All of which means that the by passing apples to the senators. of the personnel of the Navy and as causes for be to realized of under Club Contractors compensation Utopia promises fie Joly 10 Ward C. Holbrook of Marine Corps. One is in the its. Clara Stone at her home on through endless bloodshed all the workmen's compensation act; current legislature is moving- Senator Clearfield dubbed "Watchdog of Philippine Islands, one in Guam, in and apthe slowly of cautiously the law and South. repealing these, many more, phases has won a sub- - one in Hawaii and 15 are located the or new laws of Treasury." changes and the French terror, have appeared existing criminal syndical- proval "Amender-in-Chie- f He of- - throughout the United States. ones. too. It title, means, ism and sabotage laws; regulat- in existing again on the Soviet scene. of or services ing wages payment in France 'ifcthe Pioneers, will meet with The Reign of Terror private employment, and Elizabeth Allington at her reached its final climax in the in on Wander Lane Thursday execution, one by one, of the amending statutes to end all prot.e themselves. The duction if the militia is called February 11, at two laxk.The refreshment commit-consis- revolutionist leaders found their out to maintain order during bor disputes. of Mrs. Zina Buttle, own heads placed on the guillo Both Senate President Maw b Dorothy Worthen and Mrs. tine block which they had built for the murdering of other men. and Joseph W. Jensen, speaker ;ngton. The mob fickle as alway- s- of the house, at the annual con!r. Peter J. Peterson is re- - howled for the blood of its own vention of the Utah ManufacturOerine from the arrident which inflamers. Danton and Robes er's association in Salt Lake Citv hi suffered Monday evening on pierre, among others, became the last week gave assurances that victims of the mob violence they no statutes which micht work ill way to the Temple. had instigated against their en hardships on any group would he enacted by the current legislaemies. SUM f The officers and class leaders Olympus Ward met at the The Russian reign of terror is ture. The legislative leaders declared 01 Mrs. George E. Coxe now approaching the last stages Last year. that lawmaking decisions would of Conn" T Kamenev and Zinoviev, leaders be made with the chief idea in of being as just as possible a surprise narty was with Lenin and Trotsky of the mind tMKfl on for Mrs. Coxe. A very Bolshevik Revolution, were exe- to the whole people. Speaker isant afternoon was that every enenjoyed cuted, after being charged with Jensen maintained u present. deavor should be expended to of the overthrow the !IMII 1 plotting promote industry within the government. state in order that employment cgular Fast Day Services will Now. two more of the "found micht be neia at twelve o clock Sun-i- n provided as many perare Sovietism of ing fathers" sons as possible. He held that Holladay Ward Chapel. about to face the firing squad. the U4. of work was are Belaborodoff, former Utah'sfurnishing They need current entergreatest Josephine Driggs 111 M e f rr. a I president of the urennurg boviet. t rl Utah" "Build The program in slauchter the ? y aitcrnoon at a quilting who participated association manufacturers' the jn in of the Czar and his family the 1917 and Karl Radek. former was accorded high praise by It was lauded as a legislators. official the of editor Izvestia, ,r' (4ia,"rda' evening the Seven-I- " under which all lines or , organ of the Soviet government. plan Quorum will give a dustrial agricultural, educational; party These two men are also charg and Holladay Ward Chapel. endeavors micht laboring with wilh Trotsky" "plotting forrsmittoe in charge consits ed in the upbuilding of a 1 cooperate Un Soviet the ovenhrow of the Gcdrce Canmholl Mr st3te. rt Parkinson, Mrs. Thomas ion. Trotskv has become, for Stal greater Agriculturists of the state ar; in a convenient scnprcoai. particularly interested in a hi!! ids ever the Red dictator wishes to which would exempt from the cet rid of some nf his com sales tax all retail sales of relYlUlNIUAiM con IKWUU rades", he charges them wilh garden-rrsmade farmers, duce by f r spiring with Trotsky. stockmen, poultry men The Russian mob has been other growers of agricultural M 1 ,.lrt.TB taught that Stalin i determined products, excepting those wn that "Trotsky must die contin- regularly operate a store, marually they chant the hlngan. But ket or sales mute. Occassional or the "fact Is that Tmlsky's death isloatcd sales by persons no! U the last thing Stalin wishes. regularly engaced in business aid He must keep the man alive, if he not to be taxed under the is to continue having a ready measure introduced by Repre-' means of eliminating unwanted sentative Francis Lundcll "comrades." Sooner or later, some Utah count v ambitious rival will probably Senator Ira A. Huggins f we TRACT- S1 h charge Stalin with "Trotskyism . her county has already rlmrhr ' wracta, get good loam. and the great terrorist will go the title of "poet laureate" of i" onr-nav,rtPcnd va'uable time at an the way of Robespierre, upper house throtich his !! Mexsonnet, lyric, epic, or m'"cnt Have a good Trotsky is now living in mock vou read recently in an rrti ico. Stalin constantly makes available. comrade author asserted, to S the wrr. exiled his that charges is continuing his p1"Uinc But it ator Ward C. Holbrook remark': 1 Wan. 5692 i. an onen secret that Trotsky anent lawvers in speaking STRtS bureau reference plotting is for "wotll revolution', the legislative solon didn't rx as envisioned bv Stalin, and r"t bill The Ogden "tiuriTe iM rt Lonf DUUnce against it. With North and South actly approve of 'he Davis cow 100 PROOF 1 I etv... bovine American countries known tn be ty senator's allusions. Hence )!"' for early reprisal poem marked bv the Soviets W- A Standards for the grndinc RYE revolution. Mexico is a convenTemple i PINTS ient plnce to have Trotsky at this cheese, ice cream and other Hun QUARTS MOVING 3kV a iv. for are provided time. Despite personal jealousy. products Stalin knows that Trotsky i the bill introduced bv Reproof, tat IOUMON ablest conspirator at his command T W Jensen of Sanpete cuntv-' Under it the state net irultuPINTS today. PINTS HALF 1o twrr t! Most South American Coun- board would haverale 1I6A of pro.li.i shipment or tries, ns well as the t inted not labeled GALLONS te board as QUARTS meeting VV States, have recognised the Soviet government only on condition quiretnents. itfc Ate. and Stale SL that it does not permit its f th With the current to oiiernle withm Ihrir i l .'iir .Is IKI'RI.IIIlll' .rch? , nan , mSine Tie sky nas comp Stalin four! A th Casey Jones, Prop. officially repudiated by '; exiled from the Soviet Union, and andii Hd.hired. Senate branded as an enemy, the ' j th rail) M ,w , Khevik government cannot bemore a..i n for artan mgo blamed for bis revolutionary ihant. metres now brin other countries Served to Your i nn,t "abroad. ' I' i Car nutr ii the tipper Bnaj , consider- Trotsky fun most conveniently are ,0 ,ev Into the Stalinist scheme. is Boy Scout Week Lloyd, 2 . n on Hol-fil- IKtheyrenew Tol-ma- ltd i Roose-SrtSffe- one-a- ss !S?Lthe ci rlr.j IE 1 twenty-secon- d 60-d- d d fifty-fift- h TheRedTerror Marches On tf 9 , flla . anti-picketi- It. arch-terroris- ts ts ofc-M- t. n. . I . I . 1 r u in-- .ihe I .hr.fj , Jn Vrvirp AhnP.Air 1. 1, , v AJf , v'YS ; i l 2ne what-hav- BRAND STRAIGHT lu u.r.r r aRUP W-15- II pie-ven- t jVindmill M WHISKEY ! Inn oct-tato- mi' -eu hol-He- CN. CN. ii M 1 "X ', m.-dol- i - tl. , Hi-nil-- -- -- f'e yr BEN BURK, - 4 INC., BOSTON, MASS. |