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Show i fM. QEI j&S Mb. SUNDAY 1 ' ' fROm UTAH, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, I ;iiipiiigi ITEMS OIL CO.' f our lot of flood: 'usual fresh ' beef siip usim BfC , , Negotiations Carried on for Purchase 6f Two City rs hkM to Aru mum Away ; Thouoil famines Washed Is ; - ound Land - 29. More damage 48 eved today to .have resulted In FronVreliable sources It Is learn ttral Wyoming as a result of the tot flood conditions experienced ed that the Texas Oil and Gasoline I several years. company is intending to establish a kith the cessation of rain- in large depot in Provo-f- or their busiit was ness'. Large gasoline storage tanks 1st sections early today liereLdanger of loss of, life, had WiirBe constructed and other ware-4wusesforthe oil and other iSPER, Wye, Sept. Bullion dollars , -- -' paqri y ' y : PRICE TWo"cEOTS! Asa inst , COLLISION FALL SESSION State College at DIEMDAY Scores of B. YrUTTT7. Montana. .. ....... 4th Final 3rd 0 9 6 May Be HeldDuring Week of The Brigham Young university football eleven Satur v" Mate Convention of -- Women's Clubs. day won the first Rocky Mountain conference" game this sea son from the Montana "Bobcats, the score being 16 to Morehan,-fi0football fans, had gathered pn University "Utah county superior products fieldnoirMalsef hill and cheered the"confefehce "infants" to ' will be exhibited this yea!" in Span. victory. ish Fork and in Pleasant Grove, so thrill" of in of minutes came the The the few last game why not give the Provo people an less with minutes to the more three than With play.game, .to see exa similar opportunity hibit In the couny seat?" the score standing 16 to 9, Romney made the second touch So reasoned D. K Sutton, pro- - down for the Bobcats on a forward pass from Foster. That prietor of the Sutton Market, when made the score. 16 to 15 in favor of the "Y." tr'ttth AlH'rovoaflsjrejihJaeirtoes as Romney let his good lor" 0 IN AMERICAN FORK! : - rofftearmcllq Cloudburst. . . , . Property ;Loss Will Run Into Hundreds of Thousands .. Much Enthusiasm Manifested by Officers and Members -- MOWBLocaJ Smilh of Dollars. sndr Corbett, OtherJ ccupants of Automobile, &aia to, lie improving. Chapter. International News BrWc. i '. OMAHA, INEB., Sept. 30. Seventeen known Head and property, dnm- 1 f TP T) T e I m(..lnirA ailmnlnn' InM tha ,,..., r. n c 1 second .victim of the fatal auto and dollara are toll of violent storms, train collission on the state highway accompanied! by cloudbursts V "and near Pleasant Grove Friday i morn- - floods In thee states. Ihg died at the Community hosniral In several localitlea, , the storms here Friday evening at 5:30 o'clock, still were. racing early today. . . Glenn Moore, , Salt! Mtu Creek, near LonlsviUe, Tebr. Laker, who bad been unconscious claimed twele lives when it swept from the time of the accident uiitll Uwa.? a hous and drowned all of his death, was the second victim. Ua iK'cupants.1 The creek, a tribn-Mis- s Molba Newton. tele-- tary of the Pliltte river, was swollen. phone oiHrntoT"Dr?ialt Ly CltyUO100" proitortions hy a - y- -. i ' duringeTTigll1rittsegauiSlLlJielgAkin r. GLENN floods FIVE KILLED IN TORNADO SWEEPING OVER IOWA 16 15 0 .0 Regained Consciousness, LEADERS OUTLINE WINTER ACTIVITIES People Die iii After Nebraska First" Meeting of "American Second Victim of Pleasant iirove Auto Accident Never LegionAuxiliary Held in Armory Friday. SCORE BY QUARTERS. ' 1st 2nd ; FLOODED VICTIM OF IHOLOrFIRST S: EteMf oownpour iiLrain,' cloud,- - rrS-SSJtsa ana snowian pruvuneu over , couifnipiatun-OF-eonsucii- on central section of the state for I Present indications axe that the some time Ire than 24 hour, filling dozens . storage tanks and the warehouses for his store . l month of October. 1.-- 1 . V. J.,1 . . I . 1.1 snam iHiunnii uuu rcniuuiis in ox uie cuuipuuy will, oe construciea host complete paralysis of rail- - i on the line of the Salt Lake & Utah id and automobile traffic, j Uailroad company. that Mr. Sutton will arrange ill railroad traffic on the; Chi Negotiations hare been carried i mnp The first meeting of the Provo chapter of the American Legion Auxiliary for this season was held in the club rooms o? tho American at the armory Friday even' mg with Mrs. Mary Patterson, .presIn the citnir. ident, A large number of the members of the chapte:' were present and a great deal of enthusiasm for t c uc iiiui uv j.w.--. Cl"'- a large pan or Tnrrntn go- , vii luuu I uv...vui,ms ,ir the accident r fori IM),t of the meet'nps of the state or MeGuin kicked to --"Y's" the who was rldlnir In the!0" Louisville, to riiu'slmnHaneously-witbiJow- ii carried his Moore, fair Romney Floyd ;o, "Burlington Quince; railroad on for some time for the purchase the iii Prove of the- state ball for a. few yards. Manson down line. Dunn Taylor carried the baU ganization nt the recent state con- hack seat of his Dodge car, and Killed iwere and a persons rive holding eea lazier nnd Billings, Mont.J of a large truct of ground mbrac-two yards. vention at Prive, and Mrs! Kobert who was thrown out In the colissloti I number of others reported injured ed the. Bobcat on the fourth down around the end for at t tfandstill lcause of uumer-- 1 ing about two city blocks in the convention of the Utah Federation remirted Edwards, the went hlstorltiu, who to kicked Buck Benton, 'hen a tornado descended on Coun- of Women's Clubs which, is sched- and the ball went over to the "Y sustained a broken a bridges being washed away and southeast section of the city. These before Howard activities of the-.- Provo chapter brokeu left hand, a right leg, abend 27 yards cl 10 held here October to uled be 9, went ball skull Bluffs, Jnwa, levelled many' to back the the After fractured 'undermining of miles of track-- i negotiations have been carried on lim-its orgnnizauon last soring, aud fractured ribs. and 11. -- Womeu from the entire Bobcats they kicked out of danger. stopped' him. At ho time buildings within an area of two . was aux the by D. T. Lane of Salt Lake Cta. state of Utah will be tlwit line for that McGnin reported bwlrcd afteris-arriva- l. blocks. Buck Dixon carried the ball for present at 'be Yellowstone, highway is sub-- legal adviser of the Oreni inter On a iliary, has during the thtuattendinR. at the hosnital did i .convention and Mr. .Sutton is 20 yards. A successful was .report forward vnrd on ui mint formation.. phyglelandvhold summer d with red, preventlng''.vehicular traf-- ests, with Iioliert Boardmnn, Joseph this JioSt of 4he,BolM.atJfaa-epa,sf iunibir, foryuitioii for his recovery. - r Jed to have struck Oshkosh, a small anyhope figurjng to scojuaint tljese leading Ameru-athe in entertainand then Legion on a f(rward pass, women of the state with the unsur- gained the "Y" 20 yards, aud in an f Thomas fiiuith, 20. fiancee of Miss Nebraska community.. Brldgeg W the Chicago & Xorth- - ers of the property involved in the three iH)int,8 ing and cheering'' the r former and sections of Iowa passed quality of the fruits and other few minutes Sweuson again Floyd Koriiiiey ,Kcored a who was driving the car, Newton, Wyoming isienrDetween who aw find Lnmler deal.. Itoys af present usjier t:x Montauu frtua .placement. of Utah county. ' Kansas are heaviest, sufferers gained 18 ycrds on a forward pass kick. ve been swept awav. In the Utah State hospital in and .who is blamed for the accident. 1 The land is located below Fifth vegetables In past years the .Sutton Market from Dixon. 1 Is "gradually recovering from the was then on in Uie storui. Scores of bridges The great Salt Creek oil field is South- - street iilont two blocks this men These Howbeen have to city, 30 east Dubois kicked yards some of the best fruit the Bobcats' line. were swept.,a.woy in Wyoming arid Oil .carryiuir tiine lines of theZZ. illlted, wnrehnnse. ball eight taken, for long rides around Utah shock and Injuries. the carried ard. Bird be- - found to in exhibits ball" another any place Edward Corlietr, the nry one" of long stretches railroad track Taylor' advanced the veown oroKen and miffe auautl- county at different times during The Salt Lake & I tah Hailroad vards; liixon made' first down. " but not- five yards. 'S'Of Cdlfe Oil lift fif!inlll,r i I 1iinan lilnu iilfntlll llll,.lil cuH 10 yards the cummer months and everything the four occupants of 'the car, who washed out., "Y" was The penalized Mr. Sutton to this fact Dixon tried "buck" the line fcn Sheridan At Council Bluffs, thirty-fiv- e possible to make life pleasant tor was not seriously Injured, left the sires of families ground," it is said, for its new withstanding for offside. . ' to reiorced to flee from their freicht deDot to be established this year con templates arranging a but the Bobcats held like a ..Stone hospital Friday for his home in Salt houses were reported wrecked. Fire- .Benton who these men has been done. Dixon punted will outshine any previous wall. mes when the waters of Bie and north of the Z. C. M. I. Work on fair that man were called out to rescue be-- j Mis. Poweir-'Jone.second . vice Lake City. tackled Swenson The ball went to t her Bobcats, on fmnbled when recovered company. The full force of the or the state organization (nle Goose creeks became raging this building will no According to, the stories told by cupnuts. doubt com- - effortsvf,liis the ball president "Swede" U4ii4. from the entire, county their line. An unsuccessFarmers outlinecL .the activities required of eyewitnesses nild also by Mr. Cor storm descended on Tostezin street, line. mence some time next spring or Pack Bobcats" on the in send to their ful kick was caught by Packard been invited In Laramie streets were kn summer since the franchise have,' pmy the various chapters of the organi- bett and Leu Siielson, niotorma,n of wreaking havocs between Graham best' products ,Ju any lines of fruits on the 20?yard line and he carried ard made- first down on niKe on Nin water, with debris - floating early The plant a sation during this season. Besides tne urem car, tne entire Mame for and South avenue. for the freight deiwt of the com- and vegetablesmade then and yards eight .- The names of the ball forward a few yards. A the work done by the members of the accident lies with Mr. Smith the was partially impaired, enppung rougttthe city. Y will nrst of made center the in The buck. line the pany city " respective exhibitors will be placed line buck 1y Packard netted anMany small villa .r- -' the Provo chapter in regard to the driver of the car. '. four-yarservice." ' n ft mm. explrt some time during 1924. ; on each exhibition and the growers other, five yards, and then "Swede" down on the Bobfats; Dixon 9es were 'niuuk-rel- r A of be state hospital here, W. T. Newton, father of the dead schedules were serious-- . lnrim VfiiiimnrliniiK isnliito patients made Hailroad "Buck" Yrpiirht will receive the credit and honor Swensoh made and then line the toucudown first the reSUlt Of1rHlllloil'.nmn-i,nl- were also I r1,.,u.t fnr tha Imnrf llnor of t.lwi niliwl. asked to 'assist In girl, took charge of the liody of his ly impaired.- In some sections of the second touchdown- -, on a line they on a forward pass from Taylor. liilwiiiuc to daughter Friday. and-habringing cheer nnd enjoyment iiw.i.nuliiir ' f,...i.r1.t lit due. buck. It sent Nebraska water is six inches deep Iili , I?,". for the exhibitors) to Dixon failed Suitable kick o toes or lite prizes goal. the disabled boys now. in hospitals from tho Olpln Undertaking com- on the tracks. Hail also is adding had in-Dixon kicked goal. report- - the Orem road will be be also will ' "Y" best 0. Score the 0, of Montana products In Arizona... The members of the pany of Pleasant Grove to Salt to the damage. Crop losses will IUH Itlll- T..t .V Score "Y" 13, Montana 3. Some tune ago Mr. Lane was m Dixon kicked the ball passed the according to the announceIslington wr-tmut-.- nt not. ) great,- as most of the grain consultation with members of the given, Harma kicked passed "Y's" goal chapter were asked to write letters Lake City Saturday morning. ment of Mr. Sutton. Montana kicked from the goal line; a as wiscU by floods v Miss Newton Is' siurvived by her litis lieen harvested.' waters. Provp cit.v ciuuiiiissioii in an effort line, jind "Y" took the ball oii'the of cheer to these men, and to send "Y" the linc.the receiving tmd-jiimagazines iwns irom K.K k and fruits. . said ljne. permission for the Texas parents, who about throe- years' ngu bnlhtn-rh- e middle of "the field. H the bad weather Springs has caused Oil and Gas company to install its Tavlor took the ball for a yard; "Mrs. 'W. W. Allen, "second vice moved to .Salt Lake. City from EurINDICT ."DRY" AGENTS. News Service. circled nine the end for Taylor . pvernmeiitair maU fiWrs much sr.or.ige uuiks closer 10 l nne.M..- International News Service. n.- -r or- Dixon kicked to Floyd Komney vho president of the Provo chapter, re- eka, and 'three sifters. WASHLNGTU.N. L., ,)jx()11 t..lrri(,(i Y;l ()V(,r ,he "we mots riaia, si is. impossi-- - avenue on the tract that the Orem CHICAGO. Sept. 20. Echoes of was tackled after carryingjhe ball ported the activities of the visiting ' m,r i,.(.m,.r David Lloyd George of irtit to KO Over Hin ni..i.t.,i..t. i... committee and vlin has been. ac'bii ago's first big bootleg scandal, Howard. KELIKK FOR KUITGKKK. road . has secured .for its freight Great Iirilian will, income a meiu-- i i'a,.j,-!!r(-i Kained n yard and Buck five yards by knouu us the Mike de. Pike Heitlerwofheavj- fog and rains. IJcnton gamed mne yards on an complished by that committee for international News Service. At that time members of her of the Sioux Indian tribe of j,,st ..T,md; depot. Taylor kicked to " LmXDuX. Sept. '.M- t.- Kititf Victor conspiracy. were board here today 'ml run. - Hatfield lost four .yards (lie local, disabled, soldiers who arc the city commission strenuously within a few weeks. Sec-- tim Kmaiiiiel andr j.'reni)'.rMissoliiii of wln-- the federal gra ml Jury return- an end run when brought back in their homes in this city. lOST to the placing of the large of "the Interior Work' an-- , Hatfield carried the ball 12 on I v Dixon. Following the business session of llaly- liave ilicided, irive tell inll- - ed? indictinuwiT agfirnsr lrt persons. tanks so close to other buildings retary McGiiin and Hsitfiel'd car- yards-;nouueed today. the inoetHigX a social. was held'at lion or 'ilarniii kicked to "Y's" mllTIwi liw re- Iticlitdiug two fornicB .prohibition AILKUAD nrty and said . that they would be tTU-i'the Indians Sioux of two for ball McGiun ; A dWegation yards which refreshments were served. ceived in the Greece- infleiiiliity set- agents. line; Dixon took the ball a yard, against any petition asking for from the Cheyenne reservation in punted ti Buck Dixon. The iiext 'regular meeting .will be tlement toward the. relief of Greek Buck kickThe true bills returned contained such a iieruiit. . South Dakotir will call on Lloyd; lost ground: Dixon kicked Packard 'fouf, and' then llird - Mr. was downed in held' Friday, October 12, at the mid Ai'iiieiiiau refugees from four counts, each. They allege conllbl'EDL ttvn that is i since time that Min-- i to Benton who was downcd in his ed t" Benton, who It ...(t as he passes through club rooms of the American U inwiiil-- a Itorm .disputi-' this after-- . spiracy to violate the prohibition his tracks pe nnniber of dend still im,i..f..r. Lane has beeii carrying on his nego- (teorae .Minn., on (ictobec, l't. tracks by "Itip" Gledhill. ' law :. conspiracy to bribe; conspirI'oon. The "Y" held solidly and then In the nrnmrv. owners iieapolis; tiations with the u a property in yaro, placing "'"St Kn!1 Fwti After being adopted into tue inoe gaim-tj 30 yards to Duyn acy to defraud the l iiited States disaster iuryears. dawn farther east from University ave- the former. premier will 1' given nj the center of iffe field when the Itoiliney kicked Manson-gaine.varus nnd obstruct justice, and conspiracy n nue. ' Taylor. ' ended.'I'mrtvr the rescue ; to obstruct JusiK-- .by persuading-Mandon ii buck ; Dixon another five yards It is understood that as soon as Sioux name. s auie w ,reacn Greenberg, one of the prinpenalised after "which the "e gulimppooi the negotiations have lieen carried defendants in the priginal . Gledhill folding. 15 cipal tb the successful conclusion, yards. ,'a B a u i nnir 55 , trialr not to "tnlk." Floyd Uoniney carried thf ball bebuilding of the storage tanks aud an empty field vards commence through and will that ranne inUhi Warehouses , MKKTING TUESDAY. omj n reeK "" V ivhon fore Taylor nabbled Jiim on' the they will be ready prior to the com.11, There will be a meeting Tuesday line. new of l.lyard the freight depot. 5 miles eastof here.! pletion 2130 In the Belief soHatfield gained five yards on an By WILLIAM K. IHTeiHNSON other relief plans. They urged It afternoon tote Thursday night - . ciety hall, Bonneville ward, to end run ; Floyd Komney gained five Internalional News Service Slaff ,K, ,hl. Pridcnt as the most which 'alt "are invited. Mrs. I. T. yards on a siinihir.run. as they hae now been in the water "im-va- l iiletinrtif-i.rovldl.- ig Pliable Allen will give a lesson on touchdown WASHlNGTON;I1SeI"!" Miss first the Hatfield WRAY. Lloyd Megan A. George, juade a forward By F. -more than' 80 hours; mUeT,.j ilabits In Heaven." on . pasa. was blue. farIn Montana dressed stricken taff for mediate relief" for the IliMlk'hter, Srrvite News njivy b'rave of thel'.'S. grain eornoratlon International Btatment of the i Dr..J. F. jO'Donnell, Burlington '8HPti,d' a Tim llobcals 'failed to kick goal. with SHMKMMWO Iners. It would have to be followed to The .former preiiifcf liny torrespondeni. authority that sureeon. this stated morning Montana . TARI'FNTKRS RKFUSE lnu-Scorp"Y" that. bushels nf wheat in 1m ihii mnr Li' iwrniiiiwiit relief in the next has--j t v Spot 29. Former Pre u!w traveling coat and looked to Montitna kicked to 1'acka.rd who ket'.N the met tbeir death the speed of the stream,, which Intcrnntlonal News rrvlcp. was lie condition, of the most in be Th'e rwdW favored the by pink l'l'PHldl'llt'1?( accompanied by congress. eteet. plan George., wui been like a verltableMngara. mier Lloyd J 1'IIUTI.AXD.Mire. waters nf th relumed the ball 45 'Jffrds; dodging f'oolid":e '. adiuinlsteration , for the ed to ntuioiiiice his decision 50r:Tllfl I'll the best of spirits and Joked and in early wife the his faces of those thHtgwr, uepiuicu Bobcats. Packard relief of the earneiders union flailly .refused to-y-. them ,n tto top-- ! so mar-thHe said he betwetrt the with friends. scenes. of amidst next, nioutb. K0J,ealed merrily ... America .Industry agricultural for water and result In, such two yards through right Wssenger cars. recalled the days bad a great stock of books with him srahicd Various steps iiMiTsrellcf plnn t that even embalming wiU enthusiasm that of the Amer- - L j; the' the his nnTTwas of greatest anticipating as outlined to the I. N. S. by govern- lug trades department in the was JgMjta Ul fuuns when he be difficult two . of 'Lalair.'rhe hi yards.lean- Federation ' BaSS1 ?pVa the Portions; ."Two bodies of the wreckage, power.' Is ment a experience of his life in seeing adopt-i"bushel tLe If officials as follows: plan finally j, Moiiteiiii kicked To J'ackni d, w ho lnea hs that morl tlmnaoo.-.'Jj- 1 lis supporjers. contend Iti 'l revival of the grafim'oriHirn-tio- n action' "I appreciate your kindness in America., P.-Schultz j iinlon Will re--utumed- - lV ball '45 yi!iis.tlwlglng the of memlirs 000 out there steamed efforta at ?moving! Express Messenger M. E. train the As the ftedttdL off premises, me by Presidential proclamation Schmidt of safelv seeing Denver and H. t!ie Bo'ocats,, I'ltckard ould bring Immediatestabllizatioir belft'i'eii main outside the. buildiiig trades ndoned late; xf premier from was an extraordinary scene. HunUAfT! T' been Identified early shouted the formeranswer two yards ;Hyo)n.'h - light to the wheat market and provide' to meet a "mil ional . emergency department for at leasr another gained down rushed the cheers platform to, dreds, of the fear (Jlenrock had window in tlutTV for the relief fanners. car immediate povfinancial aiiioug the washthe been bodies bad Two -' . ,' Si a final view tackhv Dixoni)lunged through aWt break, and today. crowd. "Take good care of straining their eyes for 2 Authority nforrod upon the year. " erty stricken agriculturalists., ed ashore at Glenrock. and reports. of the There was a line fir, two yards. of the e&premier. white am gone. old to country coriHiratloii 7til the liio,000,K)0 may however, barriers, a forward purchase Iiegal KimbaU from pass were received, completed unconfirmed, The cheering gave way io uuisu- mighty shout of "Goodbye and God tut the THil went pi the Bobcats prevent revival of the corporation bushels of wheat at the various ANOTHER JAP EARTHQUAKE the vicinity . of the ' wreck" that with you." ' le the Mr. when Taylor failed to step buck the as It existed during the war, but a grain terminals throughout Before the train departed, lt unftl the waters in several bodies had been seen float- 'The former premier received, an International XeWt Service. similar" bod. would be organized, country. the throw. for distance of which fiver.. Platte his down required the first send-ofstreets The ing George Lloyde Lf.MH.)N. Sept. 30. A severe wwk had subsided wCftS? 3 All the wheat purchased- to be kicked to Taylor after under the plan. McDonald la a tributary, at day- unprecedented an American to were into Cole Creek. ontNtrtuiiltr get station thP rflllwnv vertical earthquake shook. Osaka 1 tlrtin,. l.nPM-tnow .i,oin Ice held take out break the of. .is Just The .In storage by corporation Department liberal .members controversy. Just as the locomotive tWo unsuccessful 25forward passes. today.' were ma(K All Kolss the and Jammed. . wlth-'In view its' to of early today, said a disthe disposition plan. . studying the legality to Burlington rail- of the flld Lloyd George govern- was to.move. one of the Taylor returned "Y's".yards, placing ".According; Osaka. No damage ffun . next markets patch winter. line on the ?arly this Spokesmen for the farm organi European check op of their ment were on hand, Including Win- most enthusiastic rushed up, shout the ball aawn ludlcntlons road officials, a to- stop when the and no casualties were reported. tfl zations have . favored revival of ,v records showed thak there were ap- ston Cfoirchlll, former Irish secre- Ing, "If the Americans say . they at close of the half. .V T wat'r would """W dnnT-- V,00 the grain corporation over, .ill the market price reaches $1.60 a bushel. Score "Y" 13, Montana 0. proximately T6 persons on the tary, Hamer . .Greenwood, . and wpu the. war, you'. he sure to tell kicked to Hunter Manson Harma RLINAGER it." did GENERAL It Thirty RAILROAD them left that when Casper, you train fcWwZi "".tt entrance to the fonr leav-- 1 Thomns MacXamara.y linttrnstlonsl Nw Service. Mrv Lloyd George laiightedi but on goal line. Manson bringing the The flnlform or tae xyam u hfljj tteen acconnted for, waciie of tha ball' back 85 yards; Dixon 4os4l tnis. WASHINGTON, Sept. 29. See-no, friends. made reply; , Ing 42 lielleved deaa. inis reiiort was packed with personal ret nrv of the Interiors ork tolay Mrs. Lloyd George intimated to ground nnd then kicks out of Isiunds some af the sur- Thonsonds workers delayed confirmed by r wai on rn,?t,.Te"l-nokellne. Ball goes to MonCOACH CAPTAIN . CITY SCHOOL lie viving passengers,- - who declare that nanil Lee II. LanuTs, of of San to their offices In hope of friends that she .is going to "boss tana. : '.-.; the U. Salt Lake" ' T. M. KltipatrlckUalkln Welsh the American tour of her famous tliof of Frnclsco, as general manager "the jbmered( add . it is Murrain carried its lightest load getting a glimpse getting Hatfield made - a good - gain K. L. Romney Croft C0nt4,M- owned Alaska railroad Utah Aggies husband. She Is not going to allow Logan government J in months when it started on its statesman. Alvin Twitchell Young B. Y. V. Provo ' v? to. wear out his strength. She through the line. Montana penal effective October;. , fatal tnnrner. The salon of the railway car yards. Floyd Romney m,Z"J eh. with hi, ttelorailo IT Boulder Quinlan. Myron H'itham several ,,i6rt hv.the Llo.vd George family es)ecially is putting on the brakes ised five that however, said, tt '' the end on the ater, la" lso Colorado College Ft. Collins flow-- 1 regarding speeches. She said sne gained two yards around Harry Hughes ...... Welgle passengers were on the train who was piled high ,with fruit and Roth. summer and winter timet Wcssen him a fluke formation. ' Bolients failed Colorado Aeries Colo. Springs Tel Meade W wtihla. mnT trap- - had not purchased tickets at Cas ers sent ny menus iroui uh imi n would do her utmost to prevent an shown by a vertical sun dial Klmer Canshaw MrU'hoiier Colorado Mines (iolden from talking to small audiences, but to complete a forward pass. Harma Britain rwir ami it in. feared that the final line. kicked to "Y's" erected on a wall of an, English col-- i Klmer McDevittMrUughlin Denver Denver "L'H n chaneea of tut nf dead may go over the , 50 i.hivd George wore a blue will not try to prevent uri ' Benton to kicked who Dixon Corbet Tom lege. i Witteabraker Uramle hat. addressing the gatherings. ., Wyoming "L"!'. Vvoiin!r "- ", milt and a brown nu- - mark. , ' tt boils. ,.v-.--. , v 1. (Continued on fag Eight.) "9 . are & 15c r-- V -V AUXILIARY STORAGE TANKS TO . SUTTON MARKET TO ' BE CONSTRUCTED HERE STAGE ANNUAL SHOW Site for Warehouses Content-plated at Fifth South and Second East Streets. Homeless. . ;10c Prove Fair, DOWNPOUR JOF RAIN DAY Be Shown :- I 7 Utah County Fruits and Vege tablesto ' 3 STATES .... : Blocks. ..y 1923,- mm iROVODEPOT . jjamage in Wyoming . - -, ARRAIGN Young IBIT Great Footbal WILL BUILD -- ntL. D.D. SUTTON WID . I d -- . 33c (vere-star- tlw-froy- 18e sol-d'- al is KiW-stag- ed C tt.l. 27c d ,I . r j s, 15c five-yar- d d - IS th, d - A - d lice, 3c ' t five-yar- 5c ni d ,,. . 5c d - j . 1 si , - , APPALLING WRECK 1 - l ; . i i uie-na- - COOLIDGEFAVORS GRAIN ' "Y"-wri- . el FORMER BRITISH PREMIER - LEAVES FOR UNITED STATES Fm d 'Slbut S T;s"8 . . , nv-nn- K, - p decom-poslHo- n ad .ckh-Miixo- hey-da- ' y - - .iwl - !: - C??ue - ,- ' "side-stepiie- d f. CtW-t.t - d A - , Rocky Mountain Conference Roster.. d d . I rii!r nny . Mnof !!inH'!lnV "" j rmnMi . . . ' oc-ihi- , vit T hiut-irp- ' d m ' |
