Show SATURDAY EVENING AUGUST 23 1930 $50000 SPANISH WAR VETERANS MEET IN PHILADELPHIA MORE REQUIRED FOR 1 )tt: ie— Vi- - -- t STATE SCHOOL Commission Will Call For Building Bids In September - Members of Profession And Lodge Tender Final Honors One Fire In North Idaho Spreads To Indian Timber Land Impressive services ere held Fr day afternoon in the Masonic ten plC of Ogden for C Edison Dorland prominent physiciari and surgeon Of Devil’s Slide who died Tuesday afternoon following a re w days illness Webqr lodge No 6 F and A M with Worshipful Master Royal J Douglas in charge conducted the full Masonic fiineral service- and the Rqv J John Edward Carve- of tlfe Firfet Presbyterian church delivered the sermon A solo each by James Astin and Alvin Keddington Salt Laki City and a duet by these artists comprised the music The pall bearers Masonic brothers and long time intimate friends cf the deceased were Harold Day Cgdep Victor Williams Devil’s Slide Theodore Henefer and Lem Boatright of Henefer Frnk Ulrich and James Logan of Morgan The scort and guard of honor were selected from 2 No El! Monte commandery Knights Templar PRESENT GROUPS Members of the Utah State and Weber County Medical societies were in attendance and about thirty members of the Morgan Lions club in a body At Mount were Ogden Memorial park oficers of WcWr lodge conducted the Masonic ritualistic burial service Dorland is survived by the of widow and one son Edison DeyiTs Slide his mother Mrs Hattie Romansky Salt Lake City one sister Mrs Henry Konichek Bow-de- h N D and a cousin Robert R Dorland Devil’s Slide His membership in Masonic bodies comprised Weber No 6 F and A M Ogden Royal Arch Masons Chapter No 2 No 3 Royal :nd Secouncil Ogden lect Masters El Monte commandery No 2 Knights Templar and El Kalah temple Order of the Mystic Shririe Salt Lake City He also held membership in the Woodmen of the World camp at Devil’s Slide in the Lions club of Morgan in the American Medical society the Utah State Medical society the Weber county Medical society and Alpha Kappa Kgppa fraternity and held an honorary degree in the Alpha Omega Alpha fraternity During the World war he held a commission “Dr Dorland received his army orders !on Sept 21 1918 with rank of captain to report at the base hosof Camp Cody Deming New pital Mexico He acted as receiving officer at Camp Cody and later was given overseas orders He went to and Camp Crane Allentown Pa them to Mobile hospital unit No 105 but was unable to proceed abroad on account of influenza On March 1 1919 he was transferred to the army hqspltal at Fort Douglas Utah and w4s honorably discharged from the service on August 1 1919 Si DEGREE IN CHICAGO :He was graduated from Northwestern University of Chicago with highest honors and taught pharmacy and chemistry in that school while - completing his course He came to Devil’s Slide about 23 years ago as company physician for the Union Portland Cement company and built up an extensive practice in that vicinity at the same time continuing his connection with the cement company LEWISTON Idaho Auz 23— (AP) fires which started in wheat lekLr in this region caused dam- at $26000 and one of age estimated w — s’ ill burning wt of control in timber early today i One fire was started by sparks from a wheat truck on a farm ovn-ebv Carl Harris I wiston cokce pomm’ss loner and Charles Kerby hear Sweetwater 20 miles southeast Df here i The other fire started in a stubble i‘eld four miles east of He Perea M C Hardin1’ f’m from a pn fepark from ah automobile It burned 200 acres of standing grain 500 sackc of stacked wheat and jumned to timber in Six Mile canyon on Indian land A hundred farmers formed a fighting Harding said his lass was $6000 - i I Associated Press Photo Picture United States Spanish wai veterans met In Philadelphia for their annual encampment below shows the flag raising ceremony on Admiral Dewey’s flagship Olympia at the Philadelphia navy yard Some of the veterans who served with Dewey on the flagship at the battle of Manila bay are shown abovel Shown in the inset are Arthur Reu ( left) who claims to be one of the six survivors of the battleship Maine and Michael Larkin both of New York j — ’ i tr LEAGUE DRAWS On Fortune Teller j Aug 23— (AP)— D C Parkar who claims he is a fortune teller was sentenced yes$25 from William Van lently getting Leuven 80 He is alleged to have accepted the money from the aged man with the him Understanding he was to lead near to a cache m Portneuf canyon Pocatello where some $15000 had been hidden J30 years ago by highwaymen renJudge C A Bailey who fine ounced sentence said thereturnwould be remitted if Parkar ed the $25 to Van Leuven TASK FINISHED ! Qjvanston CAMPAIGN PLAN TWIN FALLS terday to serve 30 days m ’ail and pay a fme of $50 after heofwas found guilty in probate court Ulews i Merits of TaK Amendment? Will Be Ertiphasized j To Public ‘ BY KIVJANIANS By MARY K SLACK Teachers Awaiting Opening of School Officers Are Elected And Silver Resolution Adopted j SALT LAKE CITY Aug 23 — SALT LAKE Aug 23 —Complete han 400 Kiwanians of (AP)More tax system by revision Utah-Idah- o district were homethe adoption of constitutional amend- bound ward today having completed EVANSTON Wyo Aug 23— The their 1930 deliberations ments at the November election was here yesterdemanded Friday at a meeting of first day' of school this year will die day with election of officers and of a resolution which called the state central committee of the September j 2 the Evanston High adoption in for aid relieving the depression 8:50 o'clock and at school opening Citizen’s Tax Revision league in the silver industry 9 o’clock at schools More than sixty members of the the elementary The delegates elected H B Avens committee from all parts of the The teachers of the Evanston of Bingham Canyon as district govstate held the initial meeting of a schools fori the coming year will be: ernor and selected Pocatello for the meeting place next year Lieutenant campaign for Adoption of tax High school — C W Kurtz Ethel amendments and laid plans for the Lduise Ogden Theodore governors weie named as follows: eastern financing of an organization among Laibly A H Hewitt Sarah Kaplan Willard Bower Pocatello all the voters of Utah John D Ross Ruth Williams Nancy Idaho district Frank D Baird adopted by the commit- Jones Dorothy E King Alice Chris- Caldwell western Idaho district W Aid teeThewasplan suggested by W W Arm- tensen Ellen Anderson Ernestine E Anderson Price southern Utah strong president of the league arid Kabell Dwight V Price Agnes district Alex E Eberhardt Salt B H Robinson secretary Roughly Stendahl i Irene Garrett Z Mae Lake City northern Utah district 23— Mont FALLS GREAT Aug j is a working basis for a militant Nelson Lucian A Ray president of the Salt it avail— will be (AP) Plenty of money state-widHallock ! school — Selma Swanson Lake City club was named by Inorganization nonpartisan able to aid deserving stockmen to and e nonpoliticah The framework of Floy E Burke Ruth Hall Ruth ternational President Raymond M avoid sacrificing feeder stocs Sam the structure Eurns Crossman of Omaha as a member of is: here Hargrave paula — announced Stephenson banker The committee! of four officers be Clark school Martha Ruehle the international attendance comtodav Drouth statements have all authorized to name! additional work- Frances Smith Elizabeth Mavne mittee but ‘buried the real and in most committees from five to twenty-fiv- e LaRue Burdett Beth Isherwood LuAfter hearing Senator William H ing conditions in most cases the sound persons be named to each coun- cille Pack1 Fern Johnson Myrtle King term the silver situation a Montana he said Stephenson said Hunter serious international problem the from the ty comrmtteje that five or more per- Seivert Margaret buyers were in Montana Brown school — Violet Gerrard and convention adopted a resolution to obtain lamb': sons be added in! each community of middle west trying state that territory in the larg- Esther Buydett urging the more general use of the at five cents a pound but were not the Nova er be school— districts cities into divided metal as a mediunf for exchange MeanLongstreth LeRoy success ‘with any meeting and for ornamental and decorative organization of county commitwhile Governor J E Erickson said the BRIDGE PARTY at the tees and local committees be compurposes The group voted to coat Billings his attendance wras an was 5 M at a Paul hostess R Mrs no with the government in esthat drefith by operate conference September pleted Hoover home tablishing the use of silver for membership campaign be attractive bridge party at her reflection on the state but was an state-wid- e were won transactions less than $5 and urged action to protect the small ranchers carried on eachjmember contribut- Friday afternoon Honors ana Mrs that paper bills of less than $5 be Coutts on movement Mrs to $1 the Andrew V in by join ing and farmers fourth of the money raised breach John Watts Luncheon was served discontinued “unless they are seshall remain there at the small tables following the cured by silver bullion reserve” community three-fourtto! be spent by the games Early fall flowers in bright Blaze central committee that a speaker's' shades were used throughout the bureau of from 50 to 100 speakers rooms The guests were: Mrs Howj be orgnaized at jonce ard Mosey Mrs John Watts Mrs To Lawrence Cheese Mrs O N Stine Stine! of L David Ogden speaker I Old of the house of representatives as Mrs Andrew Coutts Mrs Percy 23— one of the leaders in the leagued MISSOULA Mont Aug Shields Mrs Scott Martin Mrs (AP) — “eyes” of the forest Ed Horrocks Mrs Cora West Mrs j SALT LAKE CITY Aug 23— ' service Airplanes i have a dangerous as well as William Haines Mrs William Pugh An accounting for a herd of 100 Mrs Jes3e "Hatten Mrs James Cook lambs she allegedly entrusted to her discerning ability foresters here said today Mrs Sydney Kastner Mrs J R brother in 1892 is asked in a suit j Forest officials said they believed Smith and Mrs William Blair filecj Friday in the Third district exhaust1 sparks from one of the Mrs Laurence Cheese entertained court by Mrs Kate Evans against Seattle-Chicag- o air planes in the in honor of her daughter Edith oc-ac John Griffith The sister estimates Regis derby set a large fire near Stburned her home Thursday evening the her herd today should be worth $24-0SALT LAKE1 CITY Aug 23 j— casion beihg The fire had of her yesterday observance in and the wool therefrom $51000 over about 50 acres before it was Cecil Colvin Rolfe alias H G fourteenth birthday anniversary Th& complaint filed by N W discovered Whitney the “Diamond Kid” who Bunco was during the evethe lambs attorney The airplane theory was advanced was returned froin Los Angeles ning prizes played won by Maxine were given to thealleges brother to be being because there had been no lightning Thursday to face a Charge of obtain- Wcstra Eloine Cook and Elinor pastured with his own herd the and visitors have been barred and ing money undeif false pretenses Will Stine Following the games a de- brother agreeing to give Mrs Evans because the race route was over the be examined in the city jail todav lightful luncheon wass erved The 10 per cent increase and to area fired local by ascertain guests were Eloine Cook Elinor one and one-ha-of lf the herd physicians of wool pounds whether he is insane Wes-tr- a Paul Stine Maxine from each Marjory sheep It was jvhile serving six months 'in ‘ 44 Maxipe Rickert Frances Ellen the county jail at Reno Nev that Engstrum1 Lois Eenson Annie Rapp Wolfe is alleged to have shown Grace Buck Sadie Violet symptoms of insanity He was re- Ross Beth Atkinson Sample Ann Laura In moved to the state hospital and- is Cluff Eleanor MeadoWcroft Fransaid to have escaped going to Los ces Bean Ruth Ewart Winifred PROVO Aug 23— Calvin1 Parks Angeles thence to Casern cities arid Normandy and Alice Jean Blair 13 son of Mr and Mrs R S Parks finally coming fo Salt Lake wh$re CARRS AND LUNCHEON SALT LAKE CITY Aug 23 of Rock Springs Wyo suffered cuts he is said to have cashed a check A bridge party was held at the Annulment of a peron for $727 Diamond the the face Friday when and bruises cn shop which home of Mrs James Ayrest Friday formed in Bountiful marriage on August 13 is the car in which he was riding alleged forgery led to his arrest as afternoon Mrs Kenneth Ewer and asked in a suit filed Friday in Third he stepped front an airplane at fhe Mrs crashed into a plank protruding Alhambra Erwin won honors Fol- district court by Letha Pederson George Calif Walter a rear of truck from the airport was a luncheon the comlowing games N Pederson The Carl against 1 Pyne of ProvO an unclecarof the summer served j marwere Lovely the garden plaint allegesfour-ho- couple The youth was driving the flowers I! were used throughout "the ried a after acquaintance Bob was Johnson driven by truck rooms Present were: Miss Wilma and the bride was intoxicated at the As local extractor 4 Pugh Mrs Emerson Pugh Mrs Al- time bert Murray Mrs Roy Bryon Mrs was Induced intoxication ’by The Close J L Wicks Mrs George Pexton the bridegroom the complaint i j— Mrs G E Bradbury Mrs A V charges further who persuaded his ROCK SPRINGS Wyo Aug 2&— Quinn Mrs Payson W Spaulding brie to have several drinks before: Mrs John Arnold Mrs J T A burglar suspect Came to grief Frithe marriage took place 44- Mrl H M Lewis Mrs Anstawheri a day night patrolmanton HansOn Mrs Helen Seitz Mrs a comer to tioned look a at for perSALT LAKE CITY Aug 23— sistent speeder who raced through C L McClenny Mrs H E Payne Log (APi — Cyrus E Dallm Mrs George Cue Mrs Kenneth with streets the open muffler Utah sculptor whose art creations caught him while the railway cross- Ewer Mrs G R Anderson Mrs Is in this state has re- -i ing gates blocked his way are well-knoErwih Mrs C C Riddle George on a turned to Salt Lake City pleasFour local girls accompanying the Airs Dave Lewis Mrs J H Holland ure trip Mr DAIhn who left Spnng-vill- e alleged SHELTON Wash Aug 23— (AP) speeder also were arrested and H E1 Williams 50 years ago for Boston where The man — A forty-fiv- e foot whale mortally of Members of name bureau as his the farm gave Jerry Rich crehe won fame in the field of art Latterwere wounded in the shallow water of a families to He and their is county have alleged Mahoney ated the aneel that adorns the stolen a tire’ and a fountain pen scheduled to hold an outing at Ideal log pond was threshing about in Saints temple and the “Mas-sasoit- “i from -day a local gafage Later he con- beach ion Bear lake today Accord the! head of the bay here today that stands in the capital fessed the car fie drove was stolen ing to arrangements made music keeping boats of all sizes tied up at at Santa Rosa Calif police said during the day was furnished by the their docks The whale dragged His partner “John Doe” was ar- Evanston Glee club while the Ev- a rdft of logs to which it had been ' rested at a tourist camp He had anston Lions' club furnished' ice tied into the bay to in When which found the loot of recent burglaries here police cream to all of the children During pond the day various sports events and it swam from the ocean through declared inland waterways the competitive games veer to be’ held miles of whale was boarded by Jimmy FreeBIDS DESIRED man spike shoed log rolling expert The board of county commissioners He harpooned the giant mammal Baby concalled has for bids for the (Quotations by Mutual Creamery ot and tied it to the raft It was then struction of one one span Company) times with a rifle but strug- span and three Second span shot ten BUTTER out into the bay wooden structure bridges on the gled 30 first per lb print Mountain ' county EGGS y SALT LAKE CITY Aug 2— road Drawing and specifications i Fresh extra poultry farm doz- second-stor- y from a winFalling are in the office of the county clerk i 34 dow of his home to the sidewalk been 31 low Dexter Horton 18 months Son where they may be examined Medium poultry farm dozen CHEESE of Mr and Mr$ S W Horton was 18 Full cream triplets pound DIES ON TRAIN severely injured Friday at 5 njm f while his father looked on LAKE CITY Aug 23— SALT CHICAGO Aug 23— (AP)— Get POTATOES The exact extent of the child’s In- Benjamin Johnson 87 formerly out of your red flannels and put some CHICAGO Aug 23— could not be ascertained at Salt Lake City died Friday noon alcohol in the radiator: The marjuries j Potatoes: 72 on track 182 total the emergency wher- - treaton a i Western Pacific railway train tins have left for the south hospital United States shipments 784 about ment for body lacerations was given near Knolls en route to Salt Lake The little purple birds whose Wisconsin sacked The baby was later removed home to in company with his daughter Mrs steady1 traing fair are taken by many persons flights Irish Cobblers 1 6031 75 Minnesota awaitthe taking of W 1$ Vicks of Wells Nev with as certain Indications of changes pictures sacked Irish Cobblers 155 ©165 The baby is believed to have un- whom he had resided seasons have completely 'vacuat sacked1 Early Ohios 1501160 Ida- latched the winefow screen before the years Death was due tothe past five de- - their summer homes in Washington general 240 sacked Russets ho plunge said Mr Horton bilityj park Park officials said they took of-Uta- h’s j Mc-Kel- vy 1 Stockmen Promised Full Financial 5 I i ! -- In Forest Traced Airplane Sister Asks Court To Trace Deal 83 Son-nedeck- er i --— j Wyoming Lad Hurt Provo Accident Bride Was Drunk Allegation In Suit I - j I ‘ i or Returns For Utah Vacation Suspect Nabbed Rail Gates ur ’ Ro-mi- ck MARKETS I Butter and Eggs - j J I Takes Fall From Floor -- 20-fo- 30-fo- ot 16-fo- ot View-Lonetr- ee i 4-- t i I (AP-USD- A) t x-r- ay I d- s de fouresgapeT f I j i j I i SALT LAKE Aug 23— J I Cecil Alter federal weather observer will over westtake no more short-cu- ts ern wilds he said upon return form a tour of southern Utah When their car became disabled Mrs Al- ter and a son Martin 15 waited in the machine while the father and oldest son E Irving took a le desert walk for aid from Lund t In taking a short-c- ut to Parowan on August 11 the Alter road party was forced from the main On a little traveled by washouts struck highway at night their car a rock breaking the crankcase Without food or water they waited until morning when Mr Alter and his son struck out in the direction to lie they thought Parowan En route they drank water left by the recent rains and bull) stone markers behind them They were exhausted and still 11 miles from Parowan when they met Meeks-- and who Carlisle Dalton prospectors i There a town into them guided tow car was obtaine ’ but it was not until the following morning that hunit was able to reach the tired who had gry and frightened pair been left behind Associated Press Photo i Sir Thomas Lipton (left) arrived In the United States on hisjftfth quest df the America’s cup historic emblem of international yachfing H supremacy s’ ii ’ J t — i i i Heckler Murders Xwo Affection For Peggy Communist Speakers Wife Resents Mate’s 20-mi- i ’ t 55 - PITTSBURG- Aug 23— (UP)— A SAN FRANCISCO Aug heckler shot and killed twoi com to are odious (UP)—Comparisons munist speakers at Aveilla Pa last Allen wife of Alice Archibald Mrs night when they threatened him for Archibald! first husband of Peggy his interference Frank Mucci 39 a miner tqld W Hopkips' Joyce B Dinsmore Washington counSy deFor that reason Mrs Archibald 23— j yesterdayJ filed suit for divorce She claimed' in her petition that her husbahd continually referred to her as an inferior person to the much-marriPeggy “The only woman I ever cared for w&s Peggy” the complaint accused Archibald of saymg Archibald's present marriage however lasted longer than his other one He married Alice May 15 1928 while his first matrimonial venture with Mrs Joyce lasted only six weeks ed i 1 p- - i tective he saw a man named shoot the two men after they tried to chase the heckler from the field No communistic literature? was found in Petrelli’s room detectives and state police said The man had of a reputation as an opponent communism and had voiced arm acted his opposition in other meetings Avella residents told the officers 44 Jj Pe-tre- lli -- “ Body of Aged Man! 4-- ! Leaves Millions To Aid Michigan People I' CALDWELL Idaho (AP)— The body of 23— Aug Business Office Corner Drug Store Brigham City Phone 122 Elizabeth Bair Correspondents: Phone 492-J- 1 Willard B D Gibson Tremonton Four-- H : ! an aged man I t was found on the east side bf the Snake liver near Nyssa Ore yesI I — terday bya two men rowing down the MANISTEE Mich Aug 23— (AP) river in boat — Practically all of the estate of Efforts to identify the body were 7 ec futile Charles ‘FJ Ruggles I centric millionaire lumberman and First reports that it was the body salt manufacturer will go to a of William Law'son 80 who f trust for the benefit of the people on the Mountain Home desof Michigan under terms of his will peared ert while traveling from his son’s which was filed today home m Middleton to Grandview The estate has been variously es- were disproved when Ted Lawson timated as having a value of from son of the missing man declared of $6000000 to $50000000 positively the body was not that — Both principal and income from his father a large trust fund are to be “de44 AERIAL PICNIC i voted to charitable benevolent educational and public welfare uses ROME —Aerial picnics are all the as the trustees shall direct within rage now in Italy since tha Com-pagn- ie Nazionale Aeronautics line the state of Michigan the needs of mono--’ er inhabitants of Manistee county be- held one In 15 it carried many of the dig4 ing gfven first consideration planes : nitaries of Rome over the mountainS California distributed $27412933 into Stimigliand There a feast was to public schools for the current spread and a regular fiscal ?yearj picnic was held f - X -- Duffin Promoted In Guard Service 1 i I — 23 SALT LAKE CITY Aug DufH of Lloyd The promotion adjufin captain and regimental artillery tont tant of the 222nd field his fiopoint-methe rank of major and H Deni George Governor by as commanding officer of 5th fleldsr ond battalion of the ItFrid tillerv was announced general-hv- w j G Williams adjutant ‘ two-seat- ——44 old-fashion- i LOGANI Aug 23—Plans are under way for an air circus at the day Logan-Cach- e airport Labor made for Arrangements area being the appearance of number of air-planes from Utah and Idaho barTail spins side slips banking glide to the rel rolls and a 4000-fo-ot feature events ground —will be 44!’ ‘ Box Elder Department 44— r Cache Plans Air Found Along River Circus Labort Day J ed ' Club Force i: Has Canyon Outing BRIGHAM CITY Aug 23— The and girls’ divisions of the clubs of Box Elder county under’the direction of County Agent Robert H Stewart gathered at the Rasmussen ranch in Box Elder canyon Friday evening where a general party was conducted The party was attended by almjost one hundred per cent of the membership of the H club workers With boys and girls Parents and many other interested persons were ?! boyS’ 4-- H Fry f get-toget- her 4-- present The evening’s events began with the arranging of a huge bonfire and all joined the circle where contests were conducted in stunts songs speeches and other features of entertainment Miss Myrtle Davidson of JjOgan home demonstrator was present and in charge of the girls’ division Professor Murray pf the U S A C at Logan was also present! and gave encouragement to the workers and leaders The guests then engaged in playing outdoor games The event was concluded by gathering around the fire for lunch-eo- n The number present including the members leaders and visitors was estimated at about four j X red arriage licenses were issued from the office of County Clerk P Russell Wight as follows: On August 20 to Hunt Alameda Clare Carlton Calif and Norma Schow Brigham City to John L Angregg and Josephine Marie Smith both of Pocatello Idaho on August 18 to Archie E Stapley and Mary Carson of Oakley Idaho ! - Birds Departing For South Early Autumn? You will want to be in your new home before then The youngsters will want to get ac- - Penalty For “Spree” j " DELHI N Y Aug 23— (AP)— Governor Franklin D Roosevelt in an 'address here last night said the country now was “paying the penalty for a wild spree based oh uneconomic unscientific and unbusinesslike foundations” j He referred to “some people in a Very high position” as having given the impression a year ago that nothcould happen to prosperity ing i “One reason” the governor said “thatt he country has passed through an economic crisis that some people thought they had discovered a new law that the old law Of supply and demand could be Scrapped They thought we could go speeding up production and! that onj Wei would all et richer and richer and in a little while we would all fieorne as rich as the Rockefellers as long as we did two things paid to every one and conhigh wages tinued high-spee- d selling campaigns i j p— 1— — '— T E Clarke of Hinsdale who has visitors kept a record of his martinseen foe years says he has not !any Of the birds for a week It looks like an early fall Brr! 4 quainted with the neighborhood Look over the home bargains listed in today’s Standard-Examinreal estate columns iiwhere you will find one to suit your wants 1 I ! er i ’ l: f1 ! I Don’t delay — Resolve NOW io take this 1 ‘ 1 3 step toward your and jour ily’s independence all-import- ant i fam- M i 1 0fl ior the southland fully three weeks earlier than last year I I i Buy Your Own Ho ie ‘ 1 1 f i i i ! 1 DESERT PERILS Whale Invades U S Now Paying Pond Harpoonet Says wn ’ -- Two 4-- 4 hs Suspected Swindler Faces Sanity Tests j 1 f 00 Sentence Placed - s I ds i LOSS IN WHEAT BLAZES SALT legislature to furnish and equip the buildings to be erected at the Utah state training school near American Fork j The state building commission will have disposed of practically all of the 1920 appropriation of $300000 fpr buildings gounds water rights and other expense by the time the new institution is ready for occupancy next year The which has virtually approved the preliminary plans of the architects fpr the new buildings expects to advertise for bids in September and is ip hope that some winter work may The contract will be let he done fall this cgrly These plans call for an expenditure of $197600 which with architects’ fees and other items will conthe pressume more than two-thirent appropriation The land and water cost the state about $30000 The buildings and their approximate cpsts are: Three dormitories of 33 beds $34000 each or $102000 service building $44000 laundry $15-6boder house $18000 heating water and electricity $15000 farm dormitory $3000 The building commission will meet September 5 with the state board of staff of insanity and the consulting the Utah state hospital at Provo to order advertising for contracts for This will the new ward buildmp Plans submitted to cost $250000 the commission were modified in minor details $26000 PLACED AT REST LAKE CITY Aujz 23— Appropriatlon of abaut $50000 will be afked at the next session of the I UPTON HERE FOR CUP RACE! s' W t V''W- - Hi$4 Oh DR C E DORLAND Now! i i x |