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Show . ... '. i vol. s, yo. 82,;, 11 .1111 Dan Moulder m. 11 Doomed BUI Petition To limit Debate; ji " t. t i- - WASHINGTON. feJ. 26 (UP). The fighting battalion which ept the Bulder Canyon dam till before the-- ' aruate for aevan eouMcutive day! in the most, dramatic Jegtela-tlv- a conflict of a decade1, waa cruah-f- i todair when the aetiate refused to adopt cloture rule to limit de bate on the measure. The official city beauntulc!.:tv..4 3wwr.s vote waa S2 to 68. archi Joseph Kelson, fK JJalUrttoa.. s. tect, is general, in command of the Th petition to limit debate, and forces which are hopeful of making the attempt to force the senate to Provo- more beautiful than at' any roM npon tn bill, failed to receive previous time, in the city's history. a Cantalns hove been named : tor the majority necessary each ward In the city as follows t for lta adoption. As a result the way waa left S. C Packard, Bonneville ward; rst ward H. R. open to he fillbuBtertnj; force op- Henry Jackson, posing tts bill bo that they can talk ClarkTSixtli ward j Bernard Ander n4 prTeBt i son, Second ward; J. uouriey, endlessly Pioneer ward; Paul Dixon, Third the measure.. Fourth Jacob Coleman, Senator Hiram Johnson, Repub- ward; lican, California; Issued a statement ward ; Alma Van Wagenen Fifth M. Jensen, liana vu ward. attributing; defeat of cloture to a ward ; J. To lieuteuaals Name to preadministration desire qf tha Captains wiU name lieutenants vent an, extra aeiwion of congress. His statement to the United for each block in the ward, a plan which Is expected to completely press Hows;. "We struck too many crqss cur- beautify the residential districts of rents, fell unfortunately adAersely the city. The Relief Society has a similar affecting us.' AU other bilU, wanted and Mrs. Electa precedence and those interested, in plan of attack,name ward workers with )iem did not wish the time occupied Drxun will . with onr measure. The prohibition the same object in view. , - 'AH is in readiness for the cleans bills, the Tortous local measures, -up" drlv( after Saturday night's the tear an tra session toy the session. administration and many other un j fortunate situations combined to " rr wen-know- n - two-thlrd- -- r r i 1 City beautifies tion leaders met Saturday evening at 7 o'clock, at which time a discussion of further plana of activity took place- .Orfanizationa Favor Move With all prgaulzatlona of Provo solldlr in favor of the movement, nd with an organization completed to take charge of activities in detail, the beautifies ti on movement Is gaining, great strength, and Us sponsors are positive that much can be aceotnplisbedlo make Prove "the Now Will Be Dropped. : - i , . provo utah,sunday, February Forces; Captains Selected. Wlien -- Opposition; Defeats BUI : .:-; ' - 1 "i , j i ' ZZ '- ' i . . - i . - i 7?TrH rX; ' u ;r -- 27,1927. d , fatally, - . T . " BURGLARIES CARL BUSCH TO TEACH AT 'T ARE REPORTED THIS SUMMER Lynndyl, Lehi and Spanish v Fork Report Losses To Sheriff " Eminent Music Composer Of Kansas City Is Secured For 1927 Session; Plans - r price two cents suprrtqri ORCHESTRA v TO APPEAR charged. the jneetlng.HroW appointed as. examiner 000-0?-- . The court of award will be held in the Sharon ward In March. The following scout passed ex aminatlons for merit badges : Frank Van Wagenen, pathflnding; J. R. Hodson, r carpentry, craftmannhlp in wood and textiles ; Willard West ow, hiking; Oscar William Brock, foreuiansbip,' personal health and public health; Boyd C. Davis, first aid. Star badge, pioneering and camping ; LaMar Jackman, athletic and Star badge; Lee Johnson, first aid, first aid to animals and handfc wwe made by Owen Beanion on Mount Emmons, author of the resoJ Iv.tjon.. There was a demoivtratloiJ Beuaion sag 'IL? gtited his changes, before fftliowiw tha .usual custom of explaining th. prdvlslohs of the measure .whleli ue.had Introduced and nrged favor-- l INCONCERT uie - ci.ioq. . - Mr. Benulon proposed that instead of providing that $70 of the stati? school funds be alloted for the edu oatiori of every child of school ago in Utah; the sum be reduced to 4o, He also favored eliminating his pro Dosal tbat a state and city school district equalising fund be created This would leave the state constitu The orchestra concert to be given Monday evening by the Brigham Ycung university concert orchestra has been set ahead 'to 7 o'clock, la order to accommodate those "who wish to atten'J ''Bain,' the drama which will commence at 8:30 In the tlon substantial! . in ? Its craft; Mjlvln Djikemusic AMAre ColpiWaaccordJjioJ ; Fred scholar. uiaushlp Washburn, of Courses ertson, Tonductor 6f the orchestra. ox assured every tHIld of schooi ship, carpentry, machinery and Star in fine form, act 8ra would be increased to $40, is The orchestra W. Smoot Brimhall, personal badge ; $35 la Sum Named- -. . ? s . 1 health, scholarship andJLtar badge ; cording to the conductor. amendment deny us the elotnreJe deservedZL wSsmadeb' further Jack Adams, first aid. music and Appealing Numbers A.. W. Ilansett Of Fleldlnir Anneal la FaJlure Senator mo iiumwin iv uv Johnson, Republican, t wu ' ?i Tcountyr whk i , jame, jiaBmog4, vpathf lading; play ex . professor liobertaon bai the recognUedejo.r. .Californlo today made a last mln-leader -Everett and Pulten, at flremanshtp-. nta appeal to President Coolidge cultural In th liousau s Mr isnslc; Alui Kartthner,' salesman-aat- had his audience lu mind as' veil uansen group the White House ;to nse nts proposed reduction froti' infl chntwa sena ,aad thotographjrJDaTMl., J( thf, line" UP Republican pieces Bnsch is M f fhs- Ibokmtt tor th outstanding t be-o-n 33..M'Ws dnrt .n fttc--, aud public health ; that will tors in favor of cloture on the composers of the present lars who made a haul at Bcantles Elbertscholurshlp appeal to ail classes ot of the iOitposltlon of Speaker Jor Bert Dke bill. n Qlson, people who enjoy rea?ly fbie music. aid; Boulder dam d.v,. having written symphonies Store- - lists the following Items as wnp insisted that the sun carpentry anf craftsmanship in The' reading of scenes- - front Peer geosen. The California senatorVmade his iThe University club male chorus which have been played by leading -- having been stolen: 3 silver rings, Dean wood; Lewis, handicraft, per- Gynt, Ibsen's Immortail drama, will assured tor , tact child should b orchestral organizations in the na-- ! aa goW rings, 2 diamonds, 12 scarf appeal as a'iask 'esoH believing chorus of Provo under the direction sonal health' had Star badg Paul add much to the interest and the ' that- - the presidents ' Intercession ot Professor j; W. McAllister will tlon, as well as numerous songs, I pins, w; la valliers, 15 gold watch rThe reiUiH)n...ereafed Henrlcksen, personal health, iexcep cloture would be defeated and the broadcast Sunday afternoon from choruses, and instrumental numbers. chains, ? fountain pens, gold and Star badge; Ray Kartch-ner- r charm of the evening. Mrs. Algle tlonal interest In i he housed ItenrB "measure" he has been sponsoring In Station KSL between the houts of . voiee seBlaiivaXV 8 charms. iJob, brace-M- r. splendid jdls, EggertsenrBallif gold of this 3 to 5 n. m. Busch was born in Denmark, lets, 21 the face of a determined filibuster will give the told separable links, 8 ShTrf public(oktngllmutPMartin, ' health, agriculture and cook- and dramatic ability Saturday chorus on Leadership Week program but cajtne to the United States more' sets, S pair eat - sidetracked and lost. drops, 6 pin clasps, ing; Howard Dixon,. athletics, bird audience an understanding of the "The . members of Jxk notwes wer pair was hailed with so much enthusiasm than 40 years ago. He chose to. l cross, 1 manicure moslc number the of willmakj that set, mucn knives, belts, civica and life- badge; Call interested in tha Her that this broadcast was arranged settle in the "Wesl'Land chose Kan mesh bags, necklaces, 4 gold watches study, a d's presentatlott. 'iBf Evening ':" 'V";" P. Wolfrom, craftsmanship in wood, vcusual .interest Hyde Condition the Exten-slo,th uhw sas City rather than the more east- -' Huuth Bend Cases II Jewel move-er- n a In also "Peer IMfsday, Evwy.reprgsenUUye reaJ GyntGrie public health, safety first and' Star of the ; University. centers.. Here he has been la-- ment. S niarkimiv mnt ? ocriuua Rudlodivision : . - t t .( Scandinavian, has caught the very rront fans are assured an unnsOal ,edltorbi ,crnlu Page spired by these, things which, are . ihese items were valued at from badge. . Kay Kartchner, oarpentrr. and spirit of the play by his great coun ttr.inh ir5niim .ioi. racts m a com treat when the following program Soil of this country, $800 of the. nutive afternoon i" Dean A' to of and added ' . has the Reports late Saturday tryman; ' mna cleaMufr personal qse, i spirit health) Haye,', hin rendered: i, J and his music' breathes the i free the store, the oificers state. ual p ay the spirit of music which lhy, from the home of Oscar, W. Hyde, VglsliJ to the helpful Bush. of pwed America. On Sea. spjrit the bruisOutstanding 8om.e time Friday night burglars makes the two Irresistible, t . , . who suffered serious cuts and (Contnued.on Page Eight) ,mo ui'ujr us a, wnoie Lee. among his symphonies, or sym- drove. a truck, to the Utah-Idah- o es about the head Thursday when Out of tne Dusk A small charge will be made for " re- - "Minnehaha's Rockies. ..Bauer. In the romnntiir'a-him, 8llirftr phonic poemsin ,h. he was knocked from a bicycle, are Springtime concert. the Vlsio: Song of Chibla.Bkirt pf - University Oub Hale Chorus . hwrtWrtT. ..k Programs' containing descriptions nwroT8courBgngs they wre Fri4- instrumental 11J vrra, J. V JL I Solo" jnvrUULUIUa 4WPQundaofone-anBUSCU CAUL one-ha- lf d (selected).... a Mr. of the various bumtn-rnignt will be disHyde spent Jaq dny. he received" from hir inspiration nouaish-liientinch, copper tubes, nine T7rrrr.r7Prof.RobertSauer no take " tributed at the door. ' Friday, and could Longfellow's "Hiawatha." -.......... Piano how(selected) golo of three Attending phTsleians, Evening's Program MrrBuscb is wellnowifTo num men copper tubes 14 feet .Trot. William F. Hanson, ever, have found no blood pressure The evenlng'a.progra m s fol erous musicians in the state of quarter .......... a Vocal Solo long, and (selected) large quantity of brass blows:..' symptoms, end .express the .belief Utah who have studied with-hi" screen. season Sheriff Junius A Boyd and his deputhat their patient will Recover. when he was connected with Chi- ties are Indian Dawn .......... Zamecnik making an investigation of Overture. , von Suppe Light cago 'Musical college. Among bis the Male Chorus Club Imrglarjr and they are watching The ten most beautiful girls, the Peer Cavalry University . SERVICES ARB HELD Suite ............ iOrleg )ne more da? for the sneelnl In are students former, Gynt Professor( various and-eselected sources Vocal Solo in this five most nonulkr sirls and th flva ( ) Hr Franklin Madsen, and William F. eouuues PLEASANT GROVE, Feb. 20-- The ;. (a) Morning. qoscnption rate campaign: of tl David J. Wilson and .ost whicb have rnrougo. this men, been select. was cargo popular .Clark Hanson of Voting music faculty. funeral of Jobfl F r Mersidf ' v$b) Asa's Death. ' " Leah D. Wldtsoe an find outlet. wight led B, vote of the by stadenjLbody The latter wilt be acting head of -- " helij In the tabernacle of Pleasant Vocal. Solo, "Old Glory1' (c) Anltra's Dance. BegiuiUng Tuesdav mdrnlnir Friday- night a work harness was In a contest conducted by the n : m the music department for the sumG rove. Following is the pro'gra m d (d) In the Hall of the Mountain subscriptions for the Hmi-iiG. H. .Brimhall and from of Lois 'yan, Young uaverstty year book. v The annual St Patrick's day con mer session, owing to "Sirs. Madsen's 45. cents Violin solo, Miss Blanche Clark, mouth delivered or I . King.. . C. W. Reid jger to. These tork, will according twenty "celebrities' a yetr.- - All during Descriptive-reading- s cert, under the auspices of the local summer connection with Chicago a report given ihrhertfrt-orn- ce accompanied by Miss Melba Oark; taken from Professor J. W. McAllister Motiflay yd appear m a fashiop, revue, at the Musical College. lirvocatlon, t T. H. Glcason; .vocal Vocal Duet' .,. TuesIbsen's ..:, "Peer "nve tne opportunity of reuev be will Catholic Gynt" given church, yesterday. (selectedJtv.VfColumbia Wed theatre and to courses be Tuesday the Among ' by given tf lo, Elroy West, accompanied Jy your subscription or placing .....Mrs. Algle Eggertsen BaiUf ing , Murray K. Roberts day evening, March 15, at 8:15 Mr. Busch wil be the uew subscription at the former ra iitsday evenings, March . 1 Ahd Z following : Mrs. West on. the violin and Jen- -' II' and J. W. McAllistar o'clock. In tha Provo Their school be will "A Litskit entitled or nigh harmony, H. composition, counterpoint, i cents Die Gleason; talk, J. Adams; Just a Wearyln for You . , . , Bond month or J4.50 d Schon Kosmarln i . t'j . Krels!er tle Spanish 'Town,1, and'- costuiueti auditorium, according to Father J.- canon and fugue, conducting, . and Violin nolo with orchestra Master reading,. MrarW. H. Clarkl vocal Kentucky Babe ................ -f urnished - by the beinstrumentation. will f Hundred. of subscribers took a Tajior rolo, Mrs. Robert Walker; taTk, J. College . Song oBrigham JToung D, belafrey."-"--Eugene Jacob-sen- . .Brothers store. . vantage of tho' low i P Wright of ProVof remarks by C. University . , i: . .. (Orchestration, Mr, I by Robertson.) In nave concerts s,... ' past yearsJbPse Winners Are Named' ana paid rrom one to three, years B Harper and Bishop 8. L. Swen-roVal.se Itrllliante Club Male Chorus Robertson University created a' most fnvorable impres" ...Jjt. The winners are as follows: Butb advance' at the old subsertpti. ; organ solo, Mi$s Helen Swen-ton- ; T. Buchanan, Naomi Sea mount. . Jension among the music lovers of Procharge, : thereby laving 50. Cents RIVER STEAMERS SUNK Valse II. benediction, Junius West, ; (b) rie Holbrook,' Florence Tuttb?; Genyear. ' Coda. ' vo, and this year'a 'program promisA warning ' to beware of trie ta Tlie Herald will jjontlnne.lo a Ilnce, Melba Farley;- Killth (c) B.PTISM SCHEDULED ASHLAND, Ky., Feb. 26 TUP) es to eclipsethbseof past years, it new features to. serve the pub and Cbristenwn, Cathcline" Bench, Ma L. D..S. baptlsmwill beJield in Two steamers, the Advance and tbc is ...... . .. t stated, j liy H alter Cox, well known truck rine Fillmor eve Derore. ' A.r nc and Eleanor Bean: uruiT inun the Administration buildlne Sunday Conqueror, were sunk today in the serial story better than anv th gardener nncl inventor of Provo. njost popular girls, Helen Carroll. The PrOvo public wl'l be delight c Ohio river by winds and high waves afternoon at 3 o'clock, The ' who nag, Just returned from a two Ianetta Knowlton, Florence has previously been printed In tlx SPANISH Mem Feb.26 the artists Adamii, to FORK, among know ed View will Fourteen ward that, Lake on the the Advance of and ten . .. . . . , r. , section win igin ur the very ne; Miss Ethel HogaB, distinguished or :t)ers of the Kiwanis: club Jield a weeks', sojourn in Los Anceles and jiatva. jiouson ana .usage Tererson ; 'on the Conqueror escaped. ". preside. other southerri California most cities. Salt Don men, Corheft, popular, rroHNing theatre, .meeting Thursday evening ganlst of the Victory The spring floods In the Provo red Moore, John AllenElrov kel According itt ihe Editor and Pi rroiu at tne nome or airs. Betsy Tippets, Lake City,, will pnrtictpaie. " river will lie jgreatcUhls. yeat4han son and Bilr Snow. ufiuer, a magazine for newsnarx? the first time Miss Hogan appeared Iteprisentatlyes of the Ibitary club. men, the, Evening Herald subscril During the final week ot the Banhere she nas been a great favorite, tbe American Legion and Mayor tney nare ever been before in the Hon rate Is the lowest of any da and each successive appearance has Lars Nellsen met with the club to pa 52 years," aid Walter Cox. "I yan sales contest, the winners will have The Sprlngvllle high school music newHiMipef Jh the United States, t strengthened the opinion that sne discuss thV advisability of establ- for carefully watched Timpanogos he eliminated to five, of the most next higher being sold exceptional talent. ishing a unit oftbo National Guard neverthe last 52 years and I have beautiful girlaone most popular girl department under the direction, of ?ao a.paper is a pianist year. seen De- - at Spanish Fork. snow one most atid there Eugene ,4 man. Father General 8oniurn The FauxwUlpresemWthe facer popular AmonrlheTrow Adjutant Even though being sold at t bf Nannette" h.lre takes reat pride and pleasure Williams and Major Prince" of the since then as there is this year. three most beautiful girls will be opera The lowest rate 1B,lue United States, t on The menace 8 in 9 March and a the of disastrous flood a is were' star ; movie crovo-uiu?iSpring TJuard National ' Utah sfleeted.by prominent in presemtng to me present herald surpasses the grci nd outlined the procedure neces- threatening the residents along he whose name is not yet revealed: "find vilie Onera House. This comic i'8 ers is Mrs. Lydi .White Boothby, in .!(( - majority of newspapers -irrovo as never netore. river together with the most pooular clrt opera is one of the very finestioti- or hd for years has been looked upon sary to securing the unit. Many If the county' conimission would andmafl,jwilt.aprat.la.aJuied8l4! slblev foragrgiip oJLiUKh.,srwiul ft" iessthm.., a),0Q0po4uilaUon, ba r,..-lHothe fifty thousand lnhabl- - how the various industries and mer as the leading harpist in the inter- - questions were discusbed and an- "features,-e telegraph .news man who hection of the year book. The final student! to perform, being .full of tants of. Utah county JM live more chant of , this ac(unry jnlgbt b swored Tegion- - .ItrsBopthby-ba- a wVy local, uows, ss well as In pictn J and exceptionally nevelop-- ' wrnners arounu lli-s- t the 7 secret JohnTaTe to PariRrwhere nereithIthrongh from nowwaiamg returned abundantly eTmnraRrorennT7;gnhii. services.--' prior wiuaskepi hiade" to thrive more oh,iofir I" t .......... .. beautiful music. . ment of a ' greater cooperative move-tn- an a year, sne hmiuiku cue E. Booth, representing the Rotary i01'1 wora ana nave them take out! that time. Take advantage f thei low,, 'v Miss Melba Condle of the dra- of four bars . spirit will be brought qnt In an es- - ti rough the Bplrlt of cooperation. """"i novel A most feature of the pbnuigrit gravel In,thv distinguished club, spoke briefly, stating that the ad gefr linrp under- the Evening Heraldi U f 8rr departnieht ft" asslstlhg eounti's w'rit-e- r vr, a nooa auaster may be ecbtest wts the students choice of thtlethe Ray rontest rorw beinf siwnsftretr by or by any other means that the French masters of that Iwaiitlf ul itotary ;clun stood solidly tor the 1 dally- newspaper, tor Mr. and ' dramatics, ' AVayne Proaverted. - the Otherwise "Cleo we '"":" will lie ser might suggest. most ohnson of the art deoartment company of. Cougar"" among . th unit, and would uld as mucn a :""''. C:. a. onuay h yq has luer 5"eaI The winning essays will be pubr ; Others who will be heard at the possible. ' Mayor Iyars E. Nellsen iously damaged," he declared,;: vo Hfty dollars divided ifito three popular feminine entrants. However "the stage settings. Miss Iast 'cn,,;e ! " of Aarge lished !!! he newspapers, of ..the; concert wil be Prof. J. B. Bosbard spoke for the city officials and said. "llad Los Angeles - had proper those In charge decided that Cleo Dru ITlzes; $25, $15 and $10, will bevgiv-Kllason, Josephine Dougall, and ' ; gutter facilities to carry off the was Ineligible for competition, ow , .. en to the persons writing the best county. MEETING IS CANCELLED and Mrs. Sarah.'Ramsey of Provo, Ioseihine Ctandall, have assisted waters in recent the Ucx floods damou to to the enterDaniels has O.' considerable the L. for ; interest ing for 'thf llrh the dnncinir. . . - ., essay Kenneble, . 1' p""11cpoke Mr. and Mrs.. . inability qualify Already, yat age would have been minimized. I fi.slilon show. tlferi manifest la the contest. ' A tainers at the Kewhonse hoto', who Aracrican Legion and said ' , hft.Bbwno of Prof. A) The scene takes nlaep In the vni - i "' Bigger and letter Utah County ?" contest favored the unit. Most of. those talked over the mater with the Los over .radio station number of be - 'N't STenlll St this ilme the regi prospective broadrast ill, In essays Judged lcrge itbe of aonth.mainly ge .A JUgoIea authorities f r: ta they agmed.4 LONGEST PHONE" CALL Jof th .Tiest' Wejiis presented to' to ant have rlis present favored the establishing at4ha riirFfance at the Inn i"L'Agneuniomh.v meeting of the' Hetui 11 and: others. ' ' with me. Tbey ran see their misSAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20 The d'Or." Here A ioue chest will lie given to some the unit. la to" mpet his Missionary association twill not tle rfj? .duce litah coiinty cltisens to pat- Provo Chamber of Commerce "rchi now! take If the Utah count; office longest long distance telephone com bride, retorted toluc ronlae Utah rc the most beaut held. jV Any tlve to the various Industries of the patron of the concert Aprlli 10, it is litis will follow my aflvlce we will versatlon ever, held was IDAHO BILL PASSED others have already announceI. This chesf was furnish, ' person "who is a bonafide resident county," whi completed iful lady in ull France, bnt whmn save thousands of dollars this here today. . ' of Utah county Is eligible to com- - sent in their wntrtbtrtia-.:---'; .BOISE.. IDAHO.. Feb.. 20 (UP) he bas not yet seem She is kidPLANES IN ARGENTINE ed and filled .by tha Catholic young By land wire to' the east cbast napped us she travels, through he AH essays should be addressed to Ichies of Eureka and given to Fifth-e- r The educational budget bill; total- spring. . pete. " The contest will close March "I arrived home Monday from the and by radio to Inglewood, San woods and as the. BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 26 '(T 15. The essays are to contain not the . Delulre by Sirs. ChaVles Hulsh of ing $2,674,162, was "passed, by the cqmpanr; Provo, s " house of representatives of the Ida- ccfisl where I sncceeUwl in Interest- FrAn'Isco tailed to' Loudon, inaug we find the Due "the-- dear Due" The Unltod States army's 1' Clah. and should reach the office that 'cit v. . This chest, and its more than 500 Words. ' It U the hope" of the firm tele.- - confronted with two brides-claimThere was little ing many lu my window adjuster, urating regular of f American of the manager of that comjmny bewill be put on exhibition this ho" legislature. ' arrived todaj from SInr lug these prices that contributors fore the close of business on March week In the window of the. Slose .dlmnssloD of -thei billJ)core .thtf I planted my Spanish onions Thurs-- phone service from the west coast lug to be. the Comtesse HL'lolsei yet to Europe, " the Comtcsse Is. neither, vote. ' dar." Plata, will offer valuable suggestions on 13. Ltwla store. -- it . - - Variety WillTeach Here Tlifee burglaries were reikorted to 8herltt J. D. Boyd Butbrday mornCarl Buscb, eminent composer. ing, Involving D. W. Scantle's store as at Lyhndyl,' thft conductor, cmd Sugar City, ha8..been engaged to teach at comiiuny's plant at Lehl, and the the Brigham Young university sum- home di White at .Spanish but wssicni. accordinie to annonnce-- 1 Fork. ' ment made today by Lowry Nelson, A telegram from officers of g dean of the Session Mr. art! county sking the local officers teaeher-ef-Katts- MALECHORUS L'tah-ldub- o "1 "nuj Mlll-itctin- WILL APPEAR thj RwihE-Jonnso- - -- o fU Set-Vo- sn, burg-Americ- i - afh-letl- t ! 4 - 17 SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. 26 By a vote of fortv-seve- n yeaa, and six nays, and two absent, the state house of reprt-Beniauvea rnaay passea nouse resolution xso.,4, by cennion, amending 4he thatTtsteBehouriuntls Jmay be distnbuted on a more equitable basis. I - . Amendments Made''-jjJLrr-- rr resolution which' was mended in a manner JVlthougJrthe drew strong psotest fr9m Speaker S. M. Jorgensenone of, its fervent other jnembers of the house, it is1 a vast improvement over the present law and will, if enacted! into law, provide every child of school age in Utah with $35 instead 01 ?z; as unaer the present law., The first sWeeolnr amendments! rKj&h6dum salesmanship! ' f wrtwy rMtnc on; A total of .135 badgea. Including eight aur badges aad two life badges, were won by Boy Scouts at a session of the court ot examiners of the Tlniitabogoa council, which was hld Friday ewriiig-l- jr the Prove public Hltrary.- Merit badge xamlaatlona were conducted with exceptional success. it waa the largest court, on record In the Tlmpanogoa counclL Tbe tuUviligv;iBeinber8 of the were present: Her, E. E. Bacbelder, acting chairman j Dr. Qeorg Brtmhalt, Alex Iledqulst, Mayor. 0. K. Hansen, II. A. Dixon, Judge 'J. B, Tiicker, Rev. WlUUb V. Bulkley and W. Ctarenc John, secretary, : Deputy ' CommlMloner Ralph 8mith and Philo Farnsworth. were In . Amendments Make Per Capita Allotment $35, Giving $10 Increase Oyer Present-SituatiChanges Are Made ; ' . in " - , Timpanogos Council Court Of Examiner Convenes; 135 Badges Will Be Given to Proficient Lads, t tlark waa J8 ' , , - ... .dB . "r" " r'"l' Fcw plrotos evertate pXw;stJHywhere are com;rable to this plctur'orthef'Portugue9e revolution. One of the first of lis kind to reach the United States, it was' rushed to the .Evening Herald by -- NEA Service. - It shows revoluucmists waitings with eocked rifles behind a street larricade in Onorto for the at tack of loyal government troops. The disciplined nfaatrymen, aided by airplanes and artillery, drove the rebels from their position a short time later and crushed the revolution which broke .out Observe tSat the interested again two days afterward in Lisbon to" be again suipresed. iave been careful to shield themselves behind a building corner from the bullets which soon were flying thick ni v ; ' ' Stono-ofHTIney- ari - 's , oim la , - ... f , . . The .. b.y.u: NAMES and-elev- CELEBRITIES CATHOUCS TO STAGECONCERT LowRatels Nearly Over s is-a- - - - . Ban.-stole- nnioipBsh . .i PROVOAN FEARS . offer-gaturd- SPRINGFLOODS PAP AIDS n (a)-Val- se - -- GUARD PLANS -- - . SPRINGVILLE blsh-tpri- - OPERA READY Interest Is Keen : In Essay Contest '7 s . "nrpmy-some'Tsnn- gbod-hum- or .. - ' ; - . -- Wood-Clifto- . n w, . Chainns-iles-tleur- jnad-inqul- :. corrtr'-'liidnstripa. . - AVood-Clifto- : - n . con-tint- , trans-Atlant- J ' story-progress- 5 flleht-wiuadr- on |