Show 32 r THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 22 J- RELIEF BODY -r- PLAY PLANNED Honored NEW- - PLAN TO SURVEYS WORK FROM LIFE OF FILL VACANCIES OF CAMPAIGN HEBERJ GRANT GETS HIGH VOTE Mayor’s tlsory Plans Employment Outlines for Expanding Seventy-fourt- VIEWED GOOD Removal Amend- nient Ranks Secondwn Voters’ Favor Comparative Measurements With Last Season at Various Sites Encouraging playlet based on Inci- An unofficial final check of returns own life and produced in the recent vote on the constitutional amendments Friday showed by his grandchildren will be one of that In favor of the the features of the celebration Sat- changesmajorities ranged from 4793 for amendurday of the 74th birthday of Heber ment No S creating a state commisJ Orant president of the L D S sion to 38451 for amendment No A historic County Employees Will Contribute Day’s Pay Each Month to Civic Fund church entitled “Meeting of the Wasatch Literary Association” will be given at a birthday party for the honored churchman at the home iof his daughter Mrs Ashby D Boyle 1001 East South Temple street Guests at the party will be grandcof hildren and President Orant Daughters of the church president with their husbands had their turn at a birthday dinner at the home of Willard R The sketch of Mayor great-grandchildr- Smith Residents of Utah Thursday night and of tha Inter -- mountain region who have heard President Orant speak In public or In private Ileher J Grant eon-trib- al ChiefNames S L Streets For Coasting know of the something wealth of experience on which he draws for anecdote and Illustration President Grant Knows For Activities in City Bom in Balt Lake while It was still a straggling If unusual city of a few thousand persons which had been started in the wilderness less before than a decade President Orant has taken an active part In building up both the religious and the business life of the city state and region permitting the legislature to provide for filling vacancies In Its meme bership The next highest majority shown was 26260 for the amendment concerning the state prison site while the highest majority for the tax amendments was 11330 for the provision preventing the legislature from changing the method by which mines shall be assessed for the next four years Report that the amendment creating a school equalization fund was adopted by a majority of 10417 waa coupled with an announced policy of the Utah Education association and the state board of education not to press for creation of the fund at the coming legislative session but that the 1931 legislature shall pass the act making the amendment effective at a later specified date The smallest majorities were accorded the two amendments favor- establishment ing of the new FIVE TIMES Most of W'ilhin 1 F Bowman's employment advisory council met in the city end county building Friday afternoon to survey the work already accomplished In the campaign against unemployment and to outline plana for relief program expansion of thewas devoted chiefly The meeting to correlation of the work of the various subcommittees and to devising method! of reaching all people who might have work to offer Meanwhile contributions and offers of cooperation in the campaign continued to eome In in an encouraging volume The major developments of the day included the followings L Tb eeanty commission voted 4 ask ail coenty employees to mm day’s pay each month It the civic Improvement fond and agreed to help distribute and pay the reduced freight chargee on the IMS tots of coal being donated by the coal prod seers at the state County Clerk Alonso Macbay’s fine of about U employees promptly seted on the tngrotUon and pledged tbeir contribution AH county departments which employ upward of MO mesa and women are expected to follow suit & Mayor John F Bowman whose Waterworks department employees Thursday pledged a "day's pay or a day's work" annosnoed that he would contact all city Mato and federal departments and aak the em- FOR NEXT YEAR dents In his All Hie executive committee WATER SUPPLY Winner’s Beard Crop Commands Admiration Birthday of Prison h President lo Be Celebrated Saturday OFFERS OF AID COME IN John 1930 Snow Week of Greatest taxa- tion plan developed by the tax revision commission In 1929 Amendment No 5 carried with a majority of approximately 5000 The majority for No 3 was 9214 The figures are based on an unofficial total of the aggregate vote In each county as reported to the state board of canvassers The board will meet Monday to complete an official tally Friday’s quoted figures on the vote are: No 1 legislative vacancies— Yes 82027 no 43576 majority for 38451 No 2 classification of property— Yes 66678 no 57464 majority lor AS DEEP Falling Holds Promise The water outlook for 1931 Is exceptionally good In Salt Lake according to reports received by local office of the United weather bureau The snow on the watershed at Brighton measured about 27 inches fall of Thursafter the three-inc- h day night and Friday morning The snow measurement last year at the corresponding time was only five inches and at the end of Decembei 1929 It was only 17 j Inches Not only is the snow depth five times as great as last year but the soil Is In much better condition Last year the first snow fell on dry soil and much of the water content wax This absorbed during the winter year rains which preceded the snow softened and saturated the ground Storm of Monday Increases Depth Most of this snow has fallen during the past week the measurement being seven Inches on November 15 The storm of last Monday Increased the depth to 35 inches but this had settled down to 24 when the three Inches of new snow fell Thursday night and Friday morning The new snowfall In Salt Lake was two and a half inches up until early Friday morning Only a very small amount fell after that The storm weather bureau officials said extended over northern Utah eastern Wyoming and eastern Idaho and was freakish In nature The prediction for Saturday Is fair and not much change In temperature Mall Flying Regularly Despite Handicaps Mall plane pilots although troubled by poor visibility Friday morning were flying on schedule during the day Reports Friday night were thatclear weather prevailed In all dlrecttons except to the north The snow-- i fall In Utah was not heavy enough to bother motor travel but high winds and drifting snow In eastern Wyoming and storms farther east delayed three Union Pacific trains from one to ten hours Train No 31 due from Denver at 7 35 a m reached here at 5:20 p m The Los Angeles Limited from Chicago due at 10:35 a m arrived at 205 p m Train No 19 from Chicago due at 4:55 p m arrived at In a sense some of this work was hts heritage President Orant is the son ol Jededlah M Orant one of the three great leaders ol the pioneer community In religious civic and social life mother was Rachel The Urged to Cooper- R Ivinspresident’s Orant President Orant was as were afschools at educated such With Police to Avoid forded In the pioneer community and Accidents at the Deseret university predecessor of the University of Utah Of his boy- 9214 No 3 school equalization fund— hood days In this and Davis county Yes 68 JOS no 55791 majority for Police Chief Joseph E Burbldge an- he often speaks appreciatively eoutribs-tba ployees to auks a eimllar nounced Friday that the same streets But his boyhood was short tor tn 10417 4 taxation— Yea 07 299 1876 while yet Btrevell-T- a which were designated as coasting hardly 20 years of age noNo55969mines at the Employees majority for 11330 organized on his own account the tenon Hardware company agreed lanes In Salt Lake last winter will be he No 5 state tax commission— Yea business of Heber J Orant Si Co of to give n day's pay to tho fond Fred used for that purpose this season 62814 no 58021 majority for 4793 Is he which that In still president Chief Burbldge urged Salt Lake No 6 state prison alto — Yes Horanng manager reported he gained an experience an- parents to cooperate with the police position no 47536 majority for 28260 ( Tho chamber of commerce men which him In such has served since cm in from children no need that It would employ coasting keeping the order of total votes polled executive of the onIneach to dig and box 809 evergreen trees hi streets which have not been set aside Z C M Iposts as president Issue presented the amendo the Sugar ments rank: Mill Creek canyon to bo used In for that purpose No 1125603 No 3 company Zion's Savings Bank and No 4 Christmas street decorating After “We will make every possible ef- Trust 133268 No I 121999 No the Utah and State company 6 131333 and No 5 120835 the holiday season tho trees which fort” Chief Burbldge declared "to National bank That Is about 5000 more persons voted on No art being dag sndsr a special permit protect children against coasting sev1 than did mi No 5 Graht Also Organised from tho forest service will be sold accidents Every year there are to individuals and tho proceeds eral accidents In which children are Fire Insurance Company We ire to dee while the civic timed over to ooastlng Improvement Injured President Grant organized the have the parents support us In a safe- Utah land Home Fire Insurance company I The Sngsrhoms Business Men’s ty program" which he la president and assisted The following streets have been of league voted Friday to contribute raised by Clifford Thomas Cooper winner of tlx "dumIn the organization also of the BenefStutz winner Dr merchandise to the cause and to ask designated for coasting: whisker-growin- g below icial Life lneurzsnce company L Bonne conthe Plumb the in H T one of employee of every Ssgarhouse busijudges looks on prize my” His qualities of leadership also won ness Institution to contribute a day’s the big U In tne church him early enconducted Utah E test recognition Clarence of of Eleventh street north Raybould (inset) grew the 6:15 m 3 K by University He became an apostle of the L D 8 W p avenue students most beard the beard examines 1883 In church Women’s looking The maximum temperature for FriClubs distinguished gineering Federated serving Lindsey Gardens Ninth avenue on that quorum of whichcontinuously S3 the minimum 35 and the ha waa became day diked to Csndact Dance and M street three lanes In 1918 he succeeded the average 38 degrees at the Boston PosiKiwanis ith street between G resident At tho meeting Friday afternoon Important The it President Joseph F Smith as building observation station the executive committee decided to Twelfth and Thirteenth East streets head of the church president Grant temperature at the airport station at ChiAwarded tions aek tho Federated Women's club to two tones 9 10 tho in waa m mlssfon degrees organized p take charge of arrangements for two 3 Ninth South and Fifteenth 1901 and was Japanese of the EuroMeeting running west pean mission president cago 1904 to 1906 unemployment relief dancea to be East streets in ravine from held at tho Odeon and Auditorium a from Fifteenth East street While President Grant’s Mth birth' 6 Garfield avenue and Fifteenth week from next Tuesday December day anniversary is Saturday Sunday 3 Tho halls and orchestras are be- East street rear of Garfield school Two Salt Lake Klwanlana have of his 13th year marks the T Elizabeth street west of Irving i head of beginning been named to Important Klwanla ing donated by tho operators of the the church dance halls and University of Utah school between Eleventh and Twelfth Nine daughters of President Orant posts It waa announced Friday at a Ordinance Aims to Halt annual council of Klwanla sorority girls will bs asked to sell East streets and his wile Augusta Winters Orant three-da- y S Crismon avenue Sugarhouss are tickets living: Mrs Clifford E Young of International at Chicago according staAs Grande Rio Issue a Denver south of Bowman to School Head Reports Sysagreed Mayor American Fork Mrs Isaac Blair to an Associated Press dispatch Ends With Race Bookmaking Outurging all tion Lucian A Ray Is a member of the Eventful Day Saturday of Pasadena Cal and the follEvans proclamation tem Removes All Previside Limits 9 Harrison avenue between Elev- owing of Balt Lake: Mrs J H Tay- Klwanla international committee on resident- - to employ a man to clear Funeral services for Mrs Irene City Glorious Triumph and McDonald Christensen daughter of their sidewalks after every snowfall enth and Twelfth East streets lor Mrs Oeorge J Mldgley Mra attendance Alex E Eberhardt la a ous 10 Wall street north Chester P Cahoon and his emerDoleful Defeat J G McDonald candy manufacturRobert L Judd Mra Ashby D Boyle lieutenant governor for 1931 far the o er who died Wednesday will be held Klwanla district it was gency employment committee an- North street to Clinton avenue In Salt To curb horse-raMra Wallace F Bennett Mra Oeorge betting street from Second 11 North at 2 p m Sunday from the Wasatch nounced that they would again Connew Cannon and Mra WUlsrd R Smith announced by K B Aven of Bingto the J Reactions by parents county commission It looks like the Whisker Rebellion Lake county the of the district tact leading employers of the city Almond street to First West street on At the birthday festivities ham governor-ele- ct of grading elementary ward chapel Fifteenth East street the school system ordinance an similar Friday passed Clifof 1930 has been cut short With a view of obtaining more Jobs south side of street Boyle home Saturday the cast for attending the council to city laws prohibiting the opera- pupils has been generally favorable and Emerson avenue Bishop tower down to the 13 Anderson's W H Loveey chairman of the corAlso named lieutenant governors waa a regular hair-raiswhile tion of bookmaking establishments G N Child superintendent of ford M Alston will be In charge of playlet "Meeting’’of the Wasatch It for the Utah-Idah- o district are W It lasted But when It was over It or the placing of bets upon house schools announced Friday The new the services Interment will be in relation committee agreed to Con- open field to west Small children Literary Association includes tact all luncheon clubs and civic or- and Rowland Hall students only Elmer Anderson Price and Willard cemetery Kate Wells Edna Boyle Emily more like a safety rasor The races The ordinance provides that system does not grade pupils' report City In street 13 Thirteenth South The remains may be viewed beWells Edith Young Horace G Whit- 8 Bowen Pocatello and Frank P waa ganizations in the county to subject to a maximum cards as heretofore but merely checks violator a Da Home and which the front of Orphans' Numerous projects on ney Grant Mtdgley Orson F Whit Baird Caldwell Idaho Dana In-E big beard and mustache boys won and fine of 8299 and a six months' Jail whether the pupil’s work to satlsfac tween the hours of 10 a m and 12 noon Sunday at the family home civic Improvement fund oould be Nursery 1310 East Thirteenth Sou ney Heber Taylor: Minnie Horne Brlncfc Boise la a member of the the little shavers lost And now sentence tory or not 1511 Thirteenth East street ternational committee of publlo afHelen Young Matt A spent wer discussed by the execu street the for was complete grade the all at The ordinance for pupil’s a parsed shaving up they're rainy tive committee 8outh street thy Taylor Brigham RYoung Dick fairs for the United States 14 Twenty-seven- th She to survived by her husband Among these were of Sheriff Clifford Patten work to kept on file in the office of request Mr Aven reported there are 33 Ki day chara widening the highway in City Creek from Twentieth East to Fourteenth Smith Mr Child explained to Ernest W Christensen her father the who since principal the that city’s reported wants clubs In Utah and Idaho with three children Geraldine 9 Darllnc Judd canyon cleaning up city streets tear-it- ir East street It was a y wonder a sort of Kitty gambling laws bookmakers had which parents have access He stated 15 ar Yale avenue from Eleventh Smith Heber a membership of more than 1013 He whickering campaign conducted by new new1 system was Inaugurated be- 4 and La June 3 and the following the an to where retreated the county street Mrs Florence East street to McClelland Anderson Heber M Wells Leslie said an Increase In membership will buildings and planting trees is being operated at cause the old manner of grading stu- brothers and sisters: 16 McDonald Luciie Tenth East street from Sixth Mldgley Josephine Beetle Ousts be sought during th coming year University of Utah engineering stu- establishment 2334 South State street Without a dents waa found unsatisfactory in M Kendall J Gall Hancheit and Rayburn when cool dents and November the will new assume McDonald Neal their officials The C South to 8eventh South street McDonald R Judd Jbhn T Caine Jr Thomas tn the classordinance the sheriff waa ad- that it created Confer with Roll cl tors 17 McClelland street from 8eV Lloyd Birdie Clawson Irene Lloyd duties January 1 dusk fell Friday It fell on shiny special room and was an arbitrary judgment Lillie M Carman Wellington Mcvised was to he that powerless stop -to Eighth South street Donald and Glen McDonald Other features on the program are: at best shaven and unprotected faces of Lafayetto Hanchett and 3 H Ray enth South the practices Lanes 7 9 and M are exclusively Plano solo Peggy Boyle long Rosebum In charge of the civic Improvenot become efwill The ordinance ment fund solicitation spent moat for email children mary Bennett song by grandchil-dre- n fifteen days during which F-- T A FLANS PROGRAM Fifty of the students were lined up fective for ln costume ol the day conferring with their comfa) Sunbeams fb) will be officially advertised at an “oyster stew” celebration In the time it Brownlee flute nolo Heber Smith A tentative program for parem mittee of solicitors and planning an Intensification of the drive next Moneducation for the ensuing year was family moving pictures piano solo campus cafeteria Friday Gening comic song “Mary outlined at a meeting of the bord George Cannon day ' their beards measured (when meaThe Neighborhood House through and Her Chewing Oum” by younger of directors of the Utah Congress of and whiskers shaved their surable) Mrs Burton W Musser broadcast an Parents and Teachers at the Civic grandchildren original song “Come when shaveable) Details will Give Your Grandpa a Kiss (words Center Friday morning appeal for work to enable women In the 'Shave somebody pieces!” and muslo by Racbel O Taylor) by the handicraft classes them to earn be worked out later The meeting both cried and the and the fun pun e foreign-borwomen tha grandchildren song Miriam Organization of units affected by were on at last waa tn charge of Mrs William Reid a living The mostly contractors Ryberg A Sorensen can do expert sewing and reYoung patriotic aong “I lov "You floods In Davis county ao that opera-tlan- a Clifford N Btuta a senior whisW H Homlbrook former United president of the congress who claimed a clerical error In their o AntonkvTe-descbusiness Btella America” Cohn Dear for the Mis Further hearing grandchildren pairing by of a kered across the finish line the win- States minister to Slam and now editoward looklng prevention computation after being awarded 30 on a robbery charge was manager of the elau trill accept orBIRTH ANNOUNCED recurrence of serious floods of the ner His beard waa Judged the long- tor of the Southeast Times waa the contract at $192000 by the state ders lor the work continued Friday until December 9 past summer can get under way early est the heaviest and the most suc speaker at the weekly meeting of the Mr and Mrs Simon Weiss of 1383 building commission for construction The employment bureau at (3 Ex- by City Judge G F Dalby Tedesco was L avenue next year announce the birth of the plant for a new state trainy urged Friday by M cessful achieved In the pe- Lions club Friday afternoon at the Thornton change place la promptly sending la charged with participating in the Wlnsor engineer for th Irrigation riod Frederick Arnold Bond was lh Hotel Utah boy Fri- ing school at American Fork Friday Mr Homlbrook dis- of a seven-poujmen out to available Jobe but a great robbery of Louia Rothsteln Jewelry hair-rais- er United State bureau second-plac- e division Cross of the In at cussed the customs of diplomats hospital Mr Weiss notified the commission of its willHoly day deal more work Is needed according salesman at the Union Paclfto depot of publlo roads who to acting as adWilliam Marshall and John James' Slam The meeting waa presided to proprietor of the Brownie minia- ingness to enter into the contract at to John M Whittaker manager Any- when the salesman waa deprived of viser to the flood control commission Arronco Jr cultivated and harvest- over by Harvey L Selley ture golf course a corrected figure which would bring one needing the services of expert f30000 worth of diamonds Mr Wlnsoc suggested to Governor ed crops that won honorable men- their bid to about 8217000 workmen or common laborers la The continuance was granted on Senator Reed Smoot Saturday will George H Dern that th flood cpntrol The commission which holds aa a urged to communicate with the bu- stipulation of state and defense coun- oanfer with Secretary o( War PatrfcWprogram be staftod as soon aa divisional there were winThen forfeit the company’s certified check reau by calling Wasatch 117Xcr 1173 sel who advised the court that an J Hurta a proposal Uf y so that such legislative provisions ners Eman-ual Judges announced that ‘ for 812000 had formally asked the Forty men will be put tdT work In Investigation Into Tedesco’s assertion obtain a 860000 appropriation for ex- as may be found necessary can be Fotia made the best effort Doncontractors to sign the contract as Parley's canyon Monday and 25 men that his arrest is a case of mistaken tension of water mains on the Fort resented to the coming state Jegto-iti- tr ald Ralph Barnett made the second were sent out on snow shoveling Jobs identity was being made Tedesco Douglas- reservation said an Associ- G per their bid beet try and Edgar M Barker made for action Further action probably will be cl alma he waa in Ban Francisco at ated press dispatch Friday from He expressed the opinion that the the third Friday morning jnoet attempt gallant considered by the commission at G The new water work of the commission which was Robert A Allen surpassed Horace the time of the robbery although Washington meeting early next week After conRothsteln has identified him aa one faculties are part of a program for organised tost fall should be made Monroe Rutledge for gaining the the sulting the attorney general of th holdup beautifying the military reservation state-wiM Bar toughest appearance' Edgar commission doubts lta legal right to ker and William Dope took honors in return the check should the conthe “sheep class tractors refuse to accept the contract Thomas Cooper freshman a — la transcontinental highway east dur- under the terms of their bid Information Achieved the (This tatThe dumrriy who highway prize the of Courage pioneers Judge agreed hla whiskers wer the based on reports rereived the ing the winter months tled Balt Lake valley and tha debt HTnrA While yon ar comfortable q your home provided for and U 8 ’40 (Victory east) open to least luxuriant his physiognomy the night before morning of public- of gratitude owed them by those who a regular Income with which to support your family there are have i -- 7 Mon most pristine Motorists contemplating park City Vernal and Craig Colo live here now were th subjects dismen who are willing to work and provide eome -- of these luxuries In a class by fheihselvea were three long trips are advised to call Trie-n- e Will probably remain closed remaincussed Friday morning by President tor their families They ar entitled to the right to work to earn Although Income tax payments for young engineers often mistaken dur Information Wasatch 50 re- der of winter in high mountain passes a living Anthony W Ivins of th L D 8 10 per cent toss for Utah are about aa Blr Hubert garding conditions just before between Steamboat Springs Colo lng the last ten church In addressing students and 1930 than for 1929 the taxpayers are WUki ns Charles days and Denver Evans Hughes and starting aa highways are faculty members at the University more prompt In paying the govern- the minister from Bolivia Xf Pearl Smelt refrains from beatwest) U 8 40 (lincoln-VtctoHonors closed er reopened overof Utah In Kingsbury hall ment than last this “most year And In good condtllon to Wend' ing ber husband sha may have ber year for beard" 74 the open distinguished President Ivina came to Utah night) from Incitizens these public To charge becoming James H Anderson collector of keep worthy went to Clarence E Raybould first oxer Victory open to Rtw and Lin- freedom but if within the next lx years ago with a small group of pioternal revenue said Friday that 35 Emanuel Potto second it la your responsibility to find them Jobs There’s always a day's coln open to Reno via Ely Closed months aha lays a finger on him In and Donald neers 91 (Yellowstone trail) open It'a work home done the Have Jobless In8 it work U around cent by every notices final less for per the Barnett In Tuckee pass west of Reno but Jail she goes City Judge C F Dalby “At that time we had no elabostallment December 45 would be Ralph they want— not charity The Judges burdened with beard- all the way to the northwest via Southern Paclfto railroad ferries ruled Friday ' rately constructed churches nor any sent out this year ing the young lions were Dr H T Logan and Pocatello Condition autos over mountains to Sacramento Mrs Smelt who resides at 160 great Institution! of learning" he Plumb chief engineer for the Gen- good U 8 89 (Grand canyon) open to West Broadway with her husband said “We found our God In nature CHAMBER BACKS "MESSIAH” eral Electric company U 8 II (Arrowhead trail) open Kanab via Richfield Marysvale and Joe Smelt appeared before tbe Judge in Salt Lake and our school tn experience" Contribution the to trustees ’The ChamEven if you haven’t work send in a board of of the eham Dr P Hugh Hamilton assistant pro- and In good condition to Lo Angeles Pangultch Jo r sentence on a battery charge This waa the second of a series of ber of commerce Friday voted 8500 fessor of tha university electrical en- via Fillmore Cedar City and St ber of commerce Employment Bureau The money will be used U 60 (Midland trail) open to The court Imposed a six months’ Jail weekly assemblies which are sponto to further your the of on term and suspended It upon condiPrice works to prebelp beautify help defray elty publlo provide Jobs Grand Junction Colo via expenses' gineering department and William J Oeorge sored by the university faculty U 8 30 (Lincoln highway east) High mountain passes east of Grand tion that the woman behave hersenting the “Messiah" on December Cope university lecturer In mechanIf you have a Job around your borne call Was 1173 or Was 1173 ' 28 The production an annual event ical engineering Costumers Cuspidors Desk Trava open to Denver via Rawlings and Junction make it Impassable during self will be broadcast over a national radio - True to their profession they mea Cheyenne Wyo Considerable enow winter months was arrested by police on OcShe ARROW FRESS 62 West 2nd South v Council Bureau Employment Advisory hookup between U30 and 13:30 sured the beards with a slide rule A across Wyoming but automobiles are U 8 30 (SnowvUk) cutoff) open to tober 14 after she allegedly struck Christmas Cards Legal Blanks ber husband with 8 duto lAdvertlsemcnO microscope could not be pbtainecL eeeteeeee wasi o’clock on Jhat date getting torpugh Jhl to the safest Twin Falls f C pA t i Parentt ate t 73-7- 96 Utah-Idah- 124-14- 3: j ‘ TWO SALT LAKE N MEN SELECTED Campus Sees COUNTY at New Grading PLACES Big Battle BAN ON BETTINIG Gains Favor BURIAL RITES With Parents Of Whiskers Utah-Idah- FOR WOMAN SET SUNDAY ce at er ten-da- FLOOD CONTROL MAN ACCUSED Editor Speaker At Lions Club UNITS SOUGHT IN GEM THEFT BIDDERS ASK TO TAKE JOB AT NEW COST CLAIMS ERROR ’ Smoot Seeking Water for ten-da- id Fort ce ng -- -- p Churchman Gtcs i Debt to Pioneers de It’s Cold ''jhcsd Days— Utah Income Tax Prilfl OtlipLIv y Woman Forbidden ‘ To Beat Husband Provide 'a Job—? fre-enen- tly ry ' ’ Your Contribution Will Aid— -- - a i i kir ‘ : W t |