Show OUR BOARDING HOUSE HOOVER BO Oii LEADERS NAMED By AHERN rsvlopppvoii MAOR BEAT SoQ rf srffirAG IP Organization Founded 'At 3Ieeting Held In Salt Lake SALT LAKE Morfe-ivi- -- 22—Utah boom for placing Herbert oover in the White House took definite form Tuesday evening: at a meeting in the Newhouse hotel His address came over khe radio from New York Russell G Lucas Er nest Gnyford and John II Wooten were the speakersat this meeting: Afr Lucns after reviewing Mr Hoover's career said that he was 'out in front in the race for the expresidential nomination" HeLow-depressed doubt that Frank O former governor of Illinois could "make the grade" and Vice President thought that Charles G Dawes would not be considered because of his lack of sympathy with the Coolidfre administration which Mr Lucas praised COUNTY GROUPS W Mont Ferry former mayor of Salt Lake who presided stated that steps already had been taken to form club sroups in Box Elder Cache We-hDavis Wasatch Summit Utah Juab Sevier and Sanpete counties Officers elected by the club were Louis S Cates president Mr Ferry and Inter Pett vice presidents and James C Dick secretary-treasuri: XI X'UTIViB COMMITTEE Fourteen members of an executive! committee of 25 were named These were Roy Bullen Mrs Jesse V Cannon Mrs jj A Dunyon Er' T nest Ciayford George Hansen Paul H Hunt James Ivers Stephen II Love William J Lowe Arthur J Loe of Price Huprh Miller P Peterson of Manti Arthur Sweet and John' H Wooteii Amonp general committee members are J U Eldredge Jr Samuel Powell and Robert R Porter of Ogden J Wesley Horsley of City Brigham -- — Feb- More Cl3AR-- So tim A o VoLfP ABOUT V Restilt of Car's Leap Into Canal Near "Whitney f Idaho A PEFEA-f!- fo borrovJ oms! 0 J& -'- Hm- v vi MAf A' SELF' Feb' 22— Iris Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Aram' Allen died! In a local hospital at 10:45 o'clock Tuesday LOGAN five-year-o- AREvrHlltiG VoU COliU? BEST AT HOUJIAG-Trt- e LAST Mol£ of A NOU CAW St nt vv i -- ld night from shock received In an automobile accident which occured north of Whitney Idahd Thursday morning Calvin Allen 8 died Saturday from injuries received in the same mishap A ran In front of the car drivenog by Mr Allen upsetting the machine which landed upside down in a canal The little girl is believed to have died of heart shock She suffered no internal injuries nor bone fractures as far as could be determined The lad succumbed to cold and exposure to the canal wa- crackers wrtHoirf BRAe6APOCtoVot) pen MORE Vod l05E 50MB MoMBV I7LU BET I CAM TAT MOttE SOPA CRAV4L j j WAM-ff- o VF AFTER Slicrt kS n' Hoover-for-Preside- f VoiiTfALK 1 seek a Ip cave-T- - ' CAM HOLP U)46S vOiwp "TriAM BECAUSE MlME sEM-fen- a Voii ov$z SECOND CHILD SSA-Pl6t-fr VOUR seconds o time or - 'BI6 TAKES DEATH ter n io i er MAIDDISCOVERS JEWEL ROBBERY er Nifty tORK Feb ?2 — (AP) — Ida Kantser a maid in the Park e venule home of Jonathan Bulkley a papier broker reported to police today that6 she had discovered the theft bf$ 0000 (worth of jewels be longing to her employers when she went to a wall safe in which thev ( Latest News From't TOMMY THOMPSON CUTS TRIP SHORT Falls Tuesday night and with his two passengers David Keith Salt Lake millionaire and L D Glen-no- n will continue on the the city of the derby today In the meantime Thompson Is having his plane equipped with skis Previous reports that the plane was forced down by engine trouble were denied by Thompson NORTH LILY ADDS BIG SUM Tc- ROLLS - SALT LAKE Feb 22— Close to $500000 will be added to the as- sessment rolls of the state this year by the North Lily tMinIng company according to the return of the company filed with the state board of equalization and assessment Tho frross yield of the min in dollars during 1927 was $679t9l605 Inductions amounted to $526-- 3 5 903 leaving: net proceeds of $15375702 NEVADA WANTS BISHOP MOULTON THE INTERMOUNTAIN WEST Utah — Wyoming —Idaho— Nevada—Montana S A LT CITY WILL TEST SLOT MACHINE LAW - op-rrat- SANTA ANA Cal (AP)— Dewev Gaines -- f ot ROCK FALLS A2TD FRACTURES SKULL FlanPROVO Feb 2 ders of Spring Lakp lies at the Aird hospital with his skull crushed by a large rock (which fell on his head from a distance of about 20 feet His physician reports he has a- fair chance to recover Flanders and a helper were digging a cesspool at a residence owned by Flanders In Santaquin Tuesday afternoon - SALT LAKE Feb 22— With evidence in hand against 100 places HUSBAND RESENTS where- slot machines are beingseveral arrests will be ALLEGED LIGHTS made today and test cases will be started according to E A RedSALT LAKE Feb' 22 — Slights man chief of the anti-vic- e of referred to as squad consisting of the Salt Lake police department a poor fish" being and being belittled before the children re alleged as PLANS NEW ATTACK cruelty grounds by w H ReyELKO Nev Feb 22 — A resoluin suing for dtvorec from tion was passed at the twentieth nolds Eve "Reynolds in the Third disannual convocation of the mission- trict court Tuesday! They were ary district of Nevada to the ef- married June 12'3 9jj7 fect that Bishop Arthur W Moul-to- n Utah-anof Nevada-ha- ve NeFOR TRAIN IN O CAMP vada designated as his exclusive SALT LAKE Feb 22 — territory thus grivln him an oppor- for the Fort Douglas citizerns' Quota trainto devote - Rf DALE G CLUFF EVANSTON NEVADA ACCEPTS OGDENITE REFUSES HORNED TOAD TALE TO GIVE TESTIMONY RENO Nev Feb!! 22 — (AP) — The tale of the horned toad which was reported found live in a cornerstone of an Eastland Texas building was given Spme credence in Nevada at least by another story which had its setting in Virginia j City The discovery 'xtt Nevada's toad came two years ago It was In the Hale & Norcross mln on the Com-stoc- k While driving a cross cut on the 200-folevel a blast was set off When the smoke cleared a frog was found Imbedded in the reck wal Apparently lifeless the frog was taken to the surface and In a short time ehciwed signs of life The mouth was firmly sealed and all efforts to pry It open met How long the fro with failure had been In the rock was a matter of controversy of many Weeks How it got there was! explained by one of the miners arid his explanation was accepted He reported that the frogr had evidently fallen down the shaft and worked its way back crevices to the point through the where It was found — — h— — Feb of Ogden so-call- I i ! IBia DIVIDEND IN ed :ALT LAKE Feb 22 — Payment of Uock dividends of $ 7 50 000 to the owners of the Deseret Livestock company will be made as tho result of action taken at a recent stockholders meeting doubling the capital The company was organized 50 years ago by William Moss of Woods Crossj who has been the manager" continuously since that time From a mere handful of Kheep and a few acres of pastuiv age the holdings of the concern have grown to include 50000 sheep 3000 cattle and 200O00 acresi of land ' ""' -- —— ' M II "" TJKNEFIT CARD The benefit wrestlinc and boxinc exhibition in the Orpheus theatre IJIonday i night was well attended and alii seemed to be well pleased wun the different bouts The wrestling matchipain attraction aBrown of Evanbetvveenj Lyman £$on: and Dean Park of Provo ended ifr a Victory for the latter ha having) taken the second and third iMs While Rusty took the first This attraction was put on by the jrder of the United Mine Worker djf America for the benefit of the ci6al miners of West Virginia who hiave b£en csut on strike for about throe years i James Palmer left Tuesday for alt Lake being called there on Recount of ihe Fickness of both his father and mother Mies Allc McCarty has accepted' position with the Harris Motor qbmpany i NEW DAUGHTER JohnWatts manage of the Overland Lumber company is going around Iwith a smile on his face on arcountof being the father of a fine baliy girl j L Dj Christensen of IJinta county now living in Lyman rpent Monday in Evanston on bus-ilejr A Li' Coey assistant superintendent: of the Union Pacific railroad wth headquarters in Green as transacting business on Hiver Tjuesdajf in Evanston Mfs Annie E Cluff of Downey 2484Wahinton ) 'r CHICAGO 22 — (AP) Feb Balcany seats are best at a movie for people With! normal vision who usually pay higher prices to sit on the main floor The for tills statement Is the authority president of thjs Northern Illinois College of Optometry Dr William Needles Seen out of every ten persons in ttie united States are In need of glasses accojrdlag to the doctor Three out of teln wear them while four iout of evjery five have poor sight because bf refusal to wear glasses Idaho arrived In Fuan otn xuesqay nignt ana wm remain here several weeks visiHnr vni enn ti A Cluff George Snyder spent Sunday In nan LaKe returnincr Mottflnv Af ning ' -"' —— s y February- Is Dance Month i I jjfej - 250-pou- nd TY OFFERED JOB ATLANTIC CITY Feb 22 — (AP) — The Georgia Peach Is offered a peach of a salary to redeem the country sartorlally Ty Cobb Is wanted to travel about the well-dresse- !j ' ° our ntw PrinS NtW" tent Strap Pumps that fit nug!yj m the arch and Iwei ' COMBINATIONS0':'' FOR KIDDIES WASHABLE SMOCKS WOMEN'S i 1V11vLlJ $1 $1 51 GOWNSVr:?: SANITARY NAPKINS lT Silk Jersey tJUH JJ3 value for I'l fjj j "nJ e (f $1 £1 k C"" rh ' PP 8Tav in patent satin honey beige Phone 2500 °se to match at surprisingly low prices : j ?! j j LJ - " mi m I' I'' X5 ounces tor 25 p Gamo Pfflco for over 35 years Millions of pounds used by ojirgovernment Ml - 'j f Bead the Classified Ads Inches $1 CmONNEJ1!:8 ?1 fe?'?:$l RUFFLED CURTAINS1 Main'Fl OOF Full fashioned M nC CHIFFON HOSE $195 value 2 palrspJU37 WOMEN'S HANKIES PANTS! faS'! STAMPED APRONS "St" ?1 lukchsets s:fe'2Tru:i: ' BAG FRAMES °4edvt"vr' kiddies-dresse- s MEN'S TIES FABRIC GLOVER pd:":?:lc"': suitcases B:r° AyCC pi VJLUiLJ M Canvas gauntlet faced WORK sizes 4 to 16 2 S0XrL:b'"" un: 2 fJr ARROW SHIRTSizeelV2WtvhlutsM SI and 75c values Pi GOLF HOSE i- - K: fP'"8u': V"L6r J I 18x36 Inches 5 for 1 ' - f1 I M ITAPP (1 $1 50c Feather covered with floral CI IPIlTftWQ 1 If tubing jl?x24 ihches C Turkish double TATUPf thread f IV If LLO SI BUck' Un °f brown all sizes $150 value BOW TIES 3 Regular for MEN'S SOX ' Kldd'' fncy trimmed PI imiWDtWJJ With mirror Regular $150 f 1 HAWHRATQ PILLOW CASES 1 sS tore p1 $1 !!? v M §1 p'Vfor!''y: $1 Girls' three-quarte- r length fancy cheeks 60c values 4 pairs for Women's rayon regular 60c IllMCi value 3 pairi M solid colors cJbecks or yardaj' plaids §1 BATH $1 SILK undies zT::: SUITCASES oJdbrbw""'b'"k women or children LISLE HOSE For 50c value 5 pairs TAItCI C r 51 Bargiain Basement yl pairs ?1 £f OJL CAPSrr''!""'' BOYS SHIRTS § $1 $1 $1 r::tronr:u::$i quilt blocks fs:iw6ho"'rrn $1 $1 0r9B $i play sumEE:''':"'''''' $i Z7o'!:V i sMHosEr":'::'?! MS SSftlM?1 :S1 $1 for 2 BRIDGE SHADES WOMEN'S HANKIES Gauntlet genuine horsehlde QjQygj WPflPlf DLLlU Pn lllUUUa j use ji1 BIB OVERALLS wmdnim MEN'S JUMPERS dinTm Men Mf I in your bakings STEP-I- N 1 For M en Boy BOYS' THOMPSON CORN Depot Ticket jAgent (3 h— yi £1 PAJAMAS I Co Ave Washington 3116 4x$ ?1 ATF! LllEitJ i nuiu an Curt Brown Motor: hird rloor $1 ?1 U f iillLtL0 4 to Hi 2 pairs DAMT5 Waist for boys khaki S nt ' MEN S SHIRTS broadcloth MEN'S SOX Pa t -- Second Floor : For particulars call— OTTHLAKD BOtTTS A) Cattle: Heceipts 5000 calves 500 fed steers yid yearlings very slow but about Hieady on few sales she stock slow steadyearly to weak bulls ateady veals weak to 50c lower stockers and feeders steady: earlv saiF stoora few loads held $11B01300 higher slaughter heifers mostlv cows ' $725 Q 925 $10001100 choice heavies $1000 1150: rut ters $550® 6 50: nractical tnn veals $1200 Sheep: Receipts 12000 lambs SlOW Steady to 25c lower: Rhen around 15c higher feeders steady ouik iea wooied lambs $1510 15?5 ehipper top $1560 'ewe topj- - $940 sales mixed fat and feeding lambs upward to $1540 Hogs: Receipts 23000 10c!to 15c lower to shippers mostly ers! bidding 2Jic lower top pack$775 on L strictly choice 220 weights bulk 170-22- 0 pound lights anq nutcners $760765 bulk 220to butchers $760 & 760 BERRY SET ! comfortably in reclining seata In ehaif cars and coaches r yj TII2 ' —— o —— LIVKSTOCK OMAHA Feb 22— (U S D — Hoover-for-Preslde- f Ave 28-2- 9 Phone 740 this market NEW YORK Feb 22 — (AD— 12 hour visit to New York confined himself to his work as commercial learler humanitarian and engineer' Ha refused to discuss politics and did not visit the headquarters here He left for Washington immediately after receiving the Saunders gold medal in recognition of his engineering services at a banquet of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers last night Earlier In the day he launched a nation-wid- e survey of employment conditions attended the quarterly meeting of the American Child Health association of which he Is president and consulted with the Education foundation of the committee for relief of Belgium His speech of acceptance at the banquet was his first public utterance since he entrance Into the Republican president race and he confined himself to & discussion of engineering most of the romance and adventure of which he said exist chiefly in the imaginations of laymen He told of his beginning in engineering work pushing a car in a mine on a night shift for $2 a day after he had offered his services for a Job as assistant manager "A great America for our children will in large degree depend upon the engineering profession he said The economic purvey which Mr Hoover heads as secretary of commerce will coyer the 1923 to the present and is ayears continuation of the one launched after the president's conference on unemployment In 1921 The previous survey covered the years 1821 to 19 23 The 'survey is sponsored by business arid organized labor and privately financed under government auspices Mr Hoover explained that the survey would take about a year to complete and would undertake to determine facts with regard to such subjects as shifts in employment change in methods of production In and agriculture moveindustry ments in business cycles foreign trade and agriculture and' foreign credits The surrey made five years ago brought a gfreatly improveef'under- Ijstanding of the general business currents he said Herbert Hoover in a Luncheon china decorated 6 designs 6 for American porcelain Breakfast Crnp i3£il four for setting Kitchen Dutch plate dial TTAfF vLUUV $275 value ACU AM Galvanized iron lull vfUlmedlum size rid Agent i H BEST FOR EYESIGHT take advantage of this special rate and Eecfes Building nd 1 BALCONYl SEATS ARE Limit 21 Bays l Mcknight General 172-pou- Greater Xation Will Depend On Engineering Says —— j You wiil want a pa'r - c - 1 f ONE NIGHT ONLY Stopovers Allowed 1387 Including 503 for market and 881to San Francisco packers Most butcher hogs 10c to 15c lower Two loads good 180 to 18 averages $840 One load Few weights $836 $8 20 Feeder pigs light drive-in- s $775 Tacking soWsi steady at $700 Cattle: Heceipts 179 all for market Best grades about steady Others lower for week Some unshe stock off as much as dergrade 50c No steers sold early Few choice heavy heifers $980 Odd head good $750 £? 850 Few choice cows $860 Most good cows $700 ®800 Cutter to medium $460 lx600 Hulls $675 (fp 725 calves $625 li) 725 Vealers Heavy $850 ©1050 Sheep: Receipts 514 in transit to San Francisco packers None Tri-Sta- te ss —— POLITICAL TALK — country as an exponent of what d the man will wear1 A telegram to him from the convention of the Clothiers and MURDER CHARGE Furnishers association of New York New Jersey and PennsylWILL BE PRESSED vania says: "You are the idol of SALT LAKE Feb 22— News the boya today and your guldanc dispatches from Amarlllo Texas would make a lasting impression say that Jamesj J Kekahaloa Ha- on the men of tomorrow America was charged needs you to make the nation waiian musician Tuesday with murder as a result ot better dressed" the fleath of jhis wife formerly Miss Lillian Clayton of Salt Lake 18 years of ag last Sunday Attempting suicide the husband shot himself through the head He had peen removed to the county jail hut suffered a relapse and was returned to a hospital Mrs Lillian Liddell of Salt Lake a member of the musical troune was to return here today with the body for Mrs Kekahaloa The lat ter's young daughter Is with her ex-sher- iff I OGDEN LIVESTOCK OGDEN Feb Z2-(U S Dept of 'Agriculture — Hogs: Receipts PT LOS ANGELES AND RETURN February 22— E Ri Casey superintendent of the reclamation plant is spending 4 few days in Omaha on business Mr and Mrs C H Solier left on Wednesday for Los Angeles ItMHMmLM MllimlU u to Feb HOOVER AVOIDS downstairs his entire time to ing camp June 15 ta July 14 has tunity this state been set at ISOi yobths ranging In age from17 to 2 from Utah South America is' the native southern Idaho eastern Nevada habitat of the armadillo nd western Wvominig 0 Wyo urt Lotigstreth for the past five years telegraph operator In Evan- ston has been transferred to be gent in Spring Valley5 effective 22— 'ebruarf 20 Utah convicted accomplice of Philip A Goodwin former priest of the Amerlcaii Catholic church in the alleged murder of J Ji Patterson Los Angeles broker refused Tuesday to testify against Goodwin when brought to the trial of Goodwin from Folsorn is Goodwin's second prison This V ' trial Gaines said that If he testified against the accused man the prisoners at Folsom would make life miserable for him ' Gaines' refusal to testify left the prosecution without immediately available witnesses and court was adurned until Thursday morninV The Judge ordered Gaines held Inobontempt of court and directed that he be returned to court each day of the trial and given an opportunity to testify "" - EVANSTON DEPARTMENT o-- LAKE Feb 22— Mayor John F Bowman announced a new line of attack against liquor law violators at the afternoon meeting of flio city commission Tuesday Deportation proceedings will be instituted wherever possible against aliens of the more vicious type he declared i 4 vicnoK- hMk O— POCATELLQ Idaho Feb 22— (AP) — Fearing a smaehup If he attempted to land In the deep snow in Ashtoh Tommy Thompson pilot landed his plane in Idaho had been kept to get a pair ©f spectacles Mrs Bulkley who had been dut of tM city for two weeks returned to ihea home' a 600 Park avenuo last night She asked Miss Kantser to geft her (spectacles which had been left in the safe on the second floor The maid found the door of the safe open and the jewel gone In the list of missing Jewelry givenjto police was a rop diamond chain! valued at $80000 thre diamond) bracelets two diamond rings a sapphire pendant and several pairs of jeweled) earrings rMKSoR is MARKETS Turkish double thread 20x40 5 for durable CIICCTC Fu'l theeting 51 SI §1 $1 1 $1 $1 A |