Show 11 D GRADUATES JUNE THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MOUSING 1931 START SET IN TUTAH LAWYERS OF 7 ! ‘IT'BID GOODBYE NAME MEMBERS TO ALMA MATER OF WATER' SYSTEM BAR BOARD ROUTEMARKING NEAR APPROVAL Embracing Salt Lake Sees Largest Group Front of S L Tribune Building Chosen for First of Sixty Monuments Mayor Be Signed Up Monday Erection of a monument in front of The Tribune building marking the site of the “Great Salt Lake City station” on the pony express route this week will Inaugurate a national program to preserve the old mall run from St Joseph Mo to Sacramento CONTRACT DRAFTED City Agrees to Purchase of Candidates KABBI GORDON SPEAKS t The graduating claw the University of Utah will begin ceremonial of bidding the three-da- y goodbye lo their alma mater Bunjlay afternoon when the baccalaureate services are held in Kingsbury hall The sermon will be delivered to the graduates by Rabbi Samuel H Gordon of the Temple B'nal Israel and reprominent Utah educational ligious leader who has chosen as his text The Noon Hour of Life” Promptly at 3 46 p m the candidates for degrees regents of the institution and faculty members will line up In the middle hall at the Park building and march to the hall where the services will be opened as srmn as the procession Is seated friends capacity crowd of parents and Is exof the graduating students pected President’s Reception Follows Monday Luncheon The baccalaureate Is the only event scheduled for Sunday but Monday and Tuesday will be busy days for the departing graduates The principal events of Monday will be the senior luncheon In the school cafePour hundred youngsters took a day off Saturday from the ardors teria and the reception of President “newspaper game” and frolicked In The Tribune's big annual and Mrs George Thomas In the of the for Its school news writers Park building between 3 and 5 p m party And the only- cry for "copy" any- A dance will be held at the Hotel Utah In the evening At the senior body heard was the cry for another Glenn president Ice cream day luncheon Jaydeliver his farewell copy of of the class will started with an Ini and Dr Adam S Bennlon of the The program alumni association will welcome the promptu contest in which songs graduates Into that organization dances recitations the widest smile Melvin Thorley will act as toast- the most freckles etc won prizes of master toy furniture airplanes plush dogs Graduates In Csp and Gown Eloise Love purses and harmonicas Aw ails For Tuesday Exercises James Wasatch kindergarten and Hugh Welcome The final goal of the four years of McClean Liberty kindergarten were to Aid Cruze class Returning study will be reached by the the two youngest reporters present Tuesday when commencement propa "Frozen River" picer will be held The graduates ture was shown after the program Staging Pageant garbed In cap and gown will congre- Thla la the third annual achool rethe of middle hall in the gate again porters' party Representatives of Park building at 9 45 a m and begin every school In Salt Lake were James Cruze of motion picture their final processional to Kingsbury present fame who has agreed to assist In JO will begin at hall The exercises The reporters’ organization Is the huge pageant which will Peterson staging ma - with Dr Joseph made up of one child from every University of Utah room in each school in the city The be given In the University of Utah ph D formernow a member of the reporters meet weekly to prepare ar- stadium the evening of July 25 In professor and ticles used In the School News and connection with the Covered Wagon faculty of George Peabody's College for Teachers In Nashville Tenn de- Views column of The Tribune In celebration will arrive in Salt livering the commencement address addition to the annual spring party Days’ The sheepskins will be handed to which The Tribune gives as a mark Lake at 5:15 p m Sunday from Los the graduates by Dr Clarence Bnow of appreciation for the work of the Angeles of the faculty and Dr Thomas will children the room reporter receive He will bd accompanied by Louis schools then glva his charges a brief mes- various honors from their and special Marcus director of the celebration Canyon trips parties sage of farewell accorded In rec- who concluded are them the arrangements The list of graduates prepared Sat- privileges of their work with Mr Cruze to come here Mr urday contained 877 names but this ognition number may be changed slightly Cruze Is a native of Utah and first w hen the final check up Is made gained prominence through his didevoted will be Tuesday afternoon rection of “The Covered Wagon” m 8 30 at and p to class reunions Mr Cruze and Mr Marcus will will their association give alumni the be met at the station by W J annual banquet to the graduating O Connor associate Covered Wagon class at the Hotel Utah The banDays director Sylvester Q Cannon quet will be followed by a ball at F Fitzpatrick E O Hpward AnJ which the seniors will again be the thony W Ivins Harry 8 Joseph F B F Redman Mrs C Schramm guests of the alumni The list of graduates Is published Richard R Lyman and Brigadier 13-Williams all memO W General pn psge Ballet Pierces Abdomen as bers of the executive committee and the following members of the gen Mxty-seco- ct SL EXPRESS Division Farewell Opens With Afternoon Sunday Baccalaureate Sermon Three-Da- y Capacity Crowd of Parents and Friends of Students Expected at Campus Rites PON Y PLANS FOR: Ends Tour Former Judge William M McCrea and Dean P Brayton president of the Utah State Bar association have been elected members of the state to represent the bar commission third division according to an announcement Saturday by L M Cummings clerk of the supreme court and member of the elections committee Mr McCrea received 138 votes of 375 cast In the division and Mr Bray ton received 133 votes There were nine candidates in the division the largest in the state 8 C Powell Tmd LeRoy B Voting divided the 58 votes cast In the second division comprising the Second judicial district It Is probable that they will draw lots to determine the winner District Attorney Receive Majority Vote In Fourth Announces Deal for Hatchery Wells lo Property for $110000 for Collection Project Calif monument the gift of The Tribune and The Telegram will be the first of sixty markers placed along the famed 1860 rout traveled by the ponies The seven-fd- ot Dedicatory ceremoples will be held Friday- - A descendant of a pony express rider Is expectced to dedicate R the monument Dr Howard Driggs himself a Utahn and president of the Oregon Trail Memorial association will participate Utah Pioneer Trails Group Will Conduct Program The program will be conducted by Plans and specifications for the collection system of the Murray ar- tesian basin water project are now in lnocess of preparation and -- will probably be completed by Tuesdaj Mayor John F Bowman announced Saturday The deal for the William B Ereckson fish hatchery property has not been definitely closed yet but practically all the details of the purchase have been agreed upon The mayor said that the contract would probably M B Pope district attorney rethe Utah Pioneer Trails and Landbe signed Monday morning thereby ceived 25 of the 37 votes cast in the Is affill which marks association clearing away the obstacle which has the fourth dwtsion comprising with the Oregon Trail Memoated been holding up the plans fob tile Fourth Judicial district rial association sponsor of the movecollection system J A Hougaard of Mantl received deeds and roment the to perpetuate The terms of the agreement with 18 votes two more than his oppoof mance L the Wx McIntosh express Mr pony Ereckson provide for the payMajor nent In the sixth division Including The monument which will be ment of $110 000 for approximately 50 the Sixth and Seventh judicial aedes of land and six second-feof placed near the curb will be seven districts He was opposed by O K teet tall of granite facing On two water with the added stipulation Clay of Price sides will be bronze plaques portray- Manufacturer Voices Plea- that Mr Ereckson will be allowed to The margin was even smaller In use part of the land rent free for a ing “The Spirit of the Pony Exthe fifth division comprising the sure at Being Back These plaques are the work period of ten years for his fox farm press" Sam district where Fifth judicial New a A noted Proctor of Phimister The alternative proposition was to Cline of Milford received 9 votes of Discusses York artist pay the owner (120000 and have him Europe the 28 cast defeating Reuben J Shay vacate the property Two other bronze tablets carry the nearest his Cedar opponent jif City “Home looks so good tonie and Mayor Bowman said the attitude the historical U inscription giving one vote ly say I m so glad to get back to that of the commission is that It would be data of the mall run The buffalo skull In bronze also foursome I cant express my happi- preferable to let Mr Ereckson remain Wins With Thirteen Votes on the property and save the differwill adorn the monument This will ness” In Total of Twenty-tw- o be the first placing of the skull which So spoke Leon Sweet president ence of $10000 One change that has W E Davis with 13 votes of 22 Thirteen been made In the tentative agreeArrive Planes Is the official Insignia of the Utah as manager of the Sweet cast defeated E 8 Chambers who upon his return to Salt Lake ment is regarding the time the city soclation division 9 received votes in the first Here From National Later this month markers will be Saturday at 1035 a m from a four can begin using the water supply Mr comprising the First judicial district Europe Mrs Sweet Ereckson at first held out for the use placed la Wyoming Nebraska and months’ visit to The commissioners will be notified Maneuvers of the water In his fish hatchery unMissouri Before the summer is accompanied him comelections the to the words til August 1 but has now action And suiting Immediately by over California and Nevada are exagreed to mittee which Includes Mr Cumon was Mr club Sweet the the city diverting the supply Into the Country the to be covered Fourteen officers and thirteen en- pected of the route completing links at 1 o’clock with Earl Selbach city by July 15 the date set for commings H L Gustln and Robert L Judd of Salt Lake It Is expected the listed men of the 91st Observation marking Sol Hart and Arthur Sweet J E pletion of the project commission will organize In the near squadron of the U S army air corps Markers of Bronze Depict Ualligher termed a member of the Mayor Bowman said Saturday tliat was in formed 3 arrived future The state bar Salt Lake at 30 p m Spirit of Pony Express' foursome was unable to participate he had discussed the collection m under a law which requires every Saturday after leaving Colorado with City Engineer Harry C Jes-se- n fifty-nin- e are In the homecoming match so Mr markers other The a to be in Utah m 8 a They the and R B Ketchum consulting practicing attorney Springs Colo at of George D Pratt chair- Sweet s brother substituted was Mr member and It has large disciplinary stopped at Cheyenne Wyo for gas man gift Sweet a member of the engineer and had been assured that of the board of directors of the as as well members Is over commanded of citizens who the Lake Salt The left powers this part of the project can be comby Oregon Trail association squadron These larty n January Others of the group re- pleted by the deadline of July 15 authority to act for the good of the Major L W McIntosh commanding markers are In bronze n depicting turned homes In in to their officer at Crlssy Field San Fran- “The The contract between the United May profession early Spirit of the Pony Express” In must “America assist cisco where the planes will arrive Coincident States reducing the and geological survey city with the announcement the war debts and Europe In getting for a joint survey of underground Sunday evening ending a 10000-mll- e of the plans for placing of the mark- back In Its on Sweet said Mr water resources feet” been has drawn Journey up In Mr ers will be the visit of Pratt discussing the European chaos Twelve observation planes and one Salt Lake and the mayor said that he would He afternoon Sunday of conference An International recommend that it be signed by the transport ship comprise the unit will arrive at 5:15 p m over the which will depart at 9 a m Sun- Union Pacific system and will leave leaders of all powers to bring about commission Monday This survey world-wid- e a In the which at will cost the city $10 000 airl Reno at depresone make and change stop day m evening for a tour of the south- sion Is needed We must assist Eu- the government an equal amount Is noon They wirl not maneuver over ernthe Utah national parks to Improve our own condition a part of the city’s $2000000 water the city A delegation headed by Dr George rope for she cannot buy from us as she program as approved by the civic Besides Majob McIntosh and Cap- W Middleton of director for Utah tain John Upston there are twelve the Oregon Trail Memorial associa- can’t pay except In goods The high water advisory committee and the tariff prohibits European countries chamber of commerce municipal piloting the ships tion and John D Giles representing from snipping Second i Former Deputy lieutenants them products here” water supply committee The squadron left Crissy field Just the Utah association will Mr greet Mr Sweet expressed his fear that and proweeks four ago Sunday autoan on will He be taken Pratt Posts $2000 Bond in ceeded east via the route across Ari- mobile tour of the county and later Germany will Join the ranks of the zona and New Mexico They have entertained at dinner In the Hotel communists If the war debt Is not reduced and If that nation takes Conspiracy Case flown approximately 100 hours most- Utah such a step “France and Austria ly In formation during the past treasurer is also national Mr Pratt will follow” month without a serious accident of for the Boy Scouts of America The Sweets visited eighteen counOrone W Timothy former deputy any kind the major said tries on three continents traveling sheriff at Bingham charged In an The squadron attended the nationm all about 20 000 miles They indictment returned by the last fed- al air maneuvers at Dayton New turned on the Biemen a 52000 eral grand Jury with conspiracy to York and Washington and other east- SCHOOL liner arriving In New York May 27 violate the prohibition law was ar- ern cities at which time more than Mr Sweet attended the National An uncensored talk on the recent rested Saturday on a bench warrant 600 planes were assembled for the Confectioners’ association convention shortages In the city treasurer’s ofHe was released under bond fixed at largest gathering of army planes ever 1 comIn to 5 June Chicago fice will be given by Newell K Vinbeing $2000 by United States Commissioner held ON plimented with election to the office cent at the weekly luncheon of the Gould B Blakely There were no fatalities and even vice of first president engineering council Monday noon at Timothy’s alleged coconspirators forced landings and minor acciThe candy manufacturers are op- the chamber of commerce The title are James R McIntyre arrested Frt dents were below the average for regtimistic over the prospects for the of his address Is “How City Shortday and released under bond of the ular flying the major said The next twelve months and that ages Are Covered Up” same amount and Emmett Adams air men were gueets at the Newhouse Arthur Jones Stands on eral committee: James J Burke Submits Is being manifested In other feeling IndusMr Vincent Is senior member of for whom a search still Is being made hotel comtries the Bowman Herbert F country" the firm of Vincent & Casella whose throughout Mayor John Both men are former deputy sheriffs Low on Offer Jordan River Bank Mr mented Sweet Judge 3 Auerbach Julian M Bamberger of the city books revealed audit former Stephen F Stephenson Harold P Fabian Earl J Glade B postmaster at Riverton also was arof several hundred thou-oan- d shortages Memorial Project F Grant Ernest 8 HoUnes Mrs E rested Saturday and released on dollars Mr Vincent was scheduled to give the same address at a Shot mysteriously during a visit to F Jenkins Edmund J BKearns $2000 bond He is chai ged with cm- Pem- bezzlement of 32662 18 from the R Mabey Adrian recent meeting of the Kiwanis club the banks of the Jordan river Arthur Charles broke Dr Clifford Rudine Mrs W subof which he is a member and when ofJames J Burke & Company Jones 23 of 171 North Redwood road S Woodruff and Professor Levi Ed- money order funds of his former mitted the low bid for constructing censorship was Insisted upon by fice L D condition the In was a critical Young in gar club members he refused to a and altering man under Indictment building gymnasium The third Miss Nelda M archant of Midvale now made being Arrangements are talk the building of Judge Memorial and Miss Mary Louise Young of S hospital Saturday night a bullet for several meetings and entertain- arrested Saturday Is William Souval Officers of the engineering counschool W E Ware architect anAn emergency op- ments for Mr Cruze during his stay alleged to have sold whisky at Fifth Gooding Idaho winners of 18th and in his abdomen cil announced Saturday that the nounced after the bids were opened South and West Temple streets He Uth places respectively in the na- eration was performed in an effort here Funds received from Saturday’s Delegates to the national conven- public Is Invited to the Monday meettional spelling bee at Washington to save hts life The present arrangement for en- was released pending trial under flower sale will be enough to move Saturday Mr Ware who has prepared archi- tion of the Disabled American Vet ing D C May 26 returned Saturday to The shot fired at Jones came tertainment during the Covered 32000 bond zoo of the city tectural plans for the work said the erans of the World War from Federal Judge Tillman D Johnson a substantial portion Salt Lake shortly before 9 p m as he stood Wagon Days celebration according Liberty park to the new loca- bid was approximately $65000 He chapter No 2 were announced The girls were accompanied on the near the river on the Whitaker boat- to officials In charge of the event announced Saturday that Monday he from anwas it Gardens at tion contract probably will be award- laturday by Fred Lindbeck comsaid P Backman of Salt ing pier two blocks from his home provides for a gigantic parade on the would set the date for arraignment of nounced Hogle trip by Mrs Gus of conclusion the at the ed 24 mander Monday an aerial show all those Indicted by the recent grand Lake and the contest editor of The According to witnesses no report morning of July drive by A E Alexander secretary Plans contemplate erection of a The delegation named at the at the airport on the morning of July Jury which met at Ogden Tribune which sponsored the contest of a shot was heard About ten per- 25 brick of Lake gymSalt society and basement Zoological the and of commerce Friday night an entertainment chamber in Utah and Idaho In which states sons standing near by saw Jones an elaborate fireworks spectacle Miss Jane Cannon and Miss Eliza- nasium construction to begin soon Includes Mr Lindbeck Nicholas Don-ta- s display at the the two girls were champions In the fall and believing that he had sud- University of Utah stadium Mr of and on the so that the building will be ready for beth Cannon daughters Accused of having struck three adjutant of the local chapter elementary grades denly been stricken 111 of natural of July 25 and a nonsectarian Mrs Joseph J Cannon and Mrs use when school opens next fall Di- and Jesse R Jensen vice command- parked automobiles before the maMiss Marchant returned to her causes two youths In the crowd car- night D L tabS will sold service at the structure of the mensions which M the Julian religious largest er Alternates are James S Greg-erso- n chine he was driving overturned Bamberger home in Midvale Saturday morning ried him home where a physician was ernacle 26 will on be build' east erected and of blooms be the of Free-Unnumber given July present g Max L Williams Thomas Jones and J F 19 truck driver of and Miss Young boarded a train Sat- summoned The physician learned the privilege of naming the zoo’s lng will be 60 by 104 feet according Cedar City was held In the city jail Idaho upon his arrival that a bullet had urday evening for Gooding Ware to Mr lion cubs three Oaylen 8 Young has been request Saturday night on a charge of drivwhere she will arrive at 11 a m Sun- penetrated the youth's abdomen and Directors of the society win meet ed to become a candidate for national ing while drunk ordered his removal to the hospital day of comchamber noon at the Monday commander and the delegates were According to reports to police WilWinifred Jones the youth’s sister merce to pass on bids submitted for instructed to vote as a unit for Mr liams drove his truck Into two autoreported the shooting to Detectives which moving the zoo and decide Young or any local man who Is eli- mobiles parked In front of the home J D Brown and Fred O Anderson Commencement exercises for St project at Hogle Gardens will be gible for national office and becomes of W H Mautlie 345 East Broadway She expressed the opinion that chilwill be held at started first Mary-o- f a candidate who said Williams struck another dren or the neighborhood had fired A C Rees manager of the Utah the Cathedral of the Madeleine at 4 George A Faust national liaison parked machine before his motor car the small-calibpistol that sent the Taxpayers’ association Saturday re- p m Sunday The Rt Rev John J Maccabees lodge Harmony tent officer of the organization for Utah overturned when he attempted to bullet Into Jones’ body ceived word that he had been re- Mltty bishop of the Salt Lake diocese hive will conduct memorial services will attend the convention which turn George D Pratt of New York nato speak on the plan of or- of the Catholic churoh will officiate O members I O F at for late the quested will be held at Wilkes-BarPa Williams was booked at the city tional treasurer of the Boy Scouts of of a state and the graduates will be addressed and 41 Postoffice place at 8 p m June hall operation ganization 7 jail by Special Officer L W Coates America will pay a short visit to S A Joint organization of tax association at the annual ses- by the Rt Rev Monslgnor O Lough-li- n Monday 8 15 was slightly bruised when the He Salt Lake Sunday arriving at of Nebraska sions of the National Tax association ladles and knights of Maccabees will STATE RECEIVES ROAD FUNDS truck overturned at 730 p m ceremonies will be in Atlanta Ga October 12 manthe R Hsslst p m en route to the southern Utah state Following A E Christensen state treasurer George Geary eveAlbina Starkovich found guilty of Mr Rees was advised by Harvey P the annual procession of Corpus be will the main parks He will leave later in the from received federal ager the speaer fined $75 Saturday Lutz director of the national asso- Chrlstl with Bishop Mltty as the possession of liquor was James L A Harvey divisional manager government $23649 44 as part of the ning for Cedar City A by City Judge Mr Pratt who Is also chairman of ciation and head of the department celebrant of the benediction He will Saturday Mrs Swap Chicks Order will of the Foresters of speak government’s share of the cost of her and Starkovich Former Judge Ben Johnson will of economics at Princeton university bo assisted by the Rev Martin Burke Stump Wool-se- y two the board of the Oregon Trail Memoon Dr T and arIn federal aid road were "Loyalty” Ray for Car? Starkovich husband projects Tom rial association will be met here by address the Salt Lake Flower Gar- that the association would make a as deacon and the Rev J 8 Keefe as rested In Midvale will speak on "Fratemallsm” Washington county May 2 when depst delegation headed by Dr George den club In the Hotel Utah at 8 new departure this year by devoting subdescon All members of the reported finding 54 a day’a discussion to expenditure clergy and lay organizations will take uty sheriffs Middleton Utah director of the as- p m Monday on “Wild Flowers" quarts of beer and 10 gallons of brew Mr Pratt will be accomFurther plans for a rose show to be control Heretofore the association part In the procession sociation In their home The husband was Howard held at the Elks club Tuesday and has confined Itself entirely to taxapanied to southern Utah byeducator found not guilty tion matters Mr Rees said R Driggs former Utah Wednesday will be discussed The county attorney also filed a now with the trails association in liquor complaint against W J Stres-te- rs New York 321 Shelmardlne avenue SaturBig Studebaker Touring day at the request of deputy Sher1924 MODEL In Rood shape owner will iffs who reported finding a half Jor chickens or what have trade a G of alcohol and six and half CAMP W serve targets on the range and to WILLEMS Charles Frank Poulson 10 son of gallon of whisky in the Streeters you? Read Let s Swaps" Want Ad radio fire direct the Col Narrows— 38 pints by Jordan Utah national SevMr and Mrs Albert Poulson of bathroom Friday While many of the guardsmen $100 Typewriter $25 enth avenue Midvale was In the Salt guardsmen here' Saturday underROYAL 35 serving In the 222nd field artilsood con cost 100 Lake general hospital Saturday night went as a examination rigid they electric rante over In win Hotpolnt ad remain the McBride lery W W prohibition ramp 35 cost 75 treo had been set up by their with a broken leg and possible inter' Mlso lor shape ended a firs See Death week-en- d Saturday to looked Bale" to rest of forward will a returned leave for a Utah others for day tninistralor Ad CoL 23 nal Injuries parents v months’ struggle by and recreation on Sunday “vacation” leave having Salt Lake Saturday from Denver and one-ha- lf The candle Ignited a pair of According to neighbors tip boy Colonel dlrecUon of been Under to those desiring where he conferred with John P physicians to strengthen the granted $142 Atwater Kent $2950 cotton beach pajama the elder was climbing an old poplar In the Hamilton Gardner officers “time off” v 10 radios to choose from In this btr Vivian administrator of the Tenth Harri3 p m in Vivian Lela life about was of Jackson yard Ephraim spark wearing Upon hearing girl close-otents studied the men bunks and sale No 42 models comrelative to enforcement district During Inspection the men were the child scream her mother who when he lost his hold and fell to the Alexander Schreiner L D 8 tabvictim of a Christson plete with new tubes field equipment and reported 350 each cautioned by officers to observe all problems En route to Salt Lake Mr mas Bean ’Furniture” Ad Col 31 waa downstairs with other memseaground Yule tide treo last tragedy In ernacle In measures to in avoid at the accompanied order by organistWyo McBride stopped camp everything Cheyenne good safety to of ran her bers the family She died in a local hospital Mrs Schreiner will arrive in Balt condition to discuss prohibition matters with son any injuries or deaths Wanted! $60000 Ranch! BREAKS LEG daughter’s assistance She was at 3:15 p m Lake Sunday from Los Angeles inspection brought Special guests at the camp on federal officials there Saturday's EQUIPPED with cattle Afton an Party can to doctor's taken Wyo Mr son Detec- where they have spent the last ten the first week of the camp to an and The girl daughter of Maurice Morgan 20 of will 35 000 down payment Include Heber make J Monday During Mr McBride's absence it Mrs What office and later on January 21 tive John A Morgan 56 East Sixth months Driving to Salt Lake they Aaron David Harrison of Auhave you? Hurry over to "Real Esand Colonel Gardner comW Ivins and end Grant was announced from Washington Anthony to Lake Salt was tate 7 Wanted Ad Col at was hosburn brought burned was South in as street St Mark’s are Dr and Mrs fatally Charles W Nibley of the first Wya accompanied by that his temporary appointment manding officer began outlining She was born August 16 1924 pital Saturday suffering from a Richard R Lyman hr ad of enforcement activities In her home last December 23 The plans for firing study next week presidency of the L D 8 church Contractors! Carpenters! Auburn in June her when occurred accident broken received of when a Mr have Mrs been and Schreiner made L D S church officials tbs Instruction of the leg other been piecg preliminary permanent Utah had $600 BUYS a brick duplex as t sister ran at her with a Besides her parents Vivian is heavy piping which he was moving at the University of California where guardsmen combeen of Rev John J Rt need of repairs A real having Mltty bishop 11 Betrion I a vs $7 Annotations 32 survived by three sister and two In s lot at Fourth West and Eighth Mr Schreiner Is under a two-yelighted candle from the family the- 8alt Lake diocese of the for a sood profit by using opportunity pleted Firing will begin Monday your spare Lot worth $600 alone tree time brothers Vesta Velda Farley South streets slipped from his grasp contract as organist He also Is or-- or Taesday ARROW FRJ S 62 West Second So Christmas Catholic church and the Rev Ar1 Somes No Clawtf were their with Harrison The Marion hts H June of and all Xa ga ns in They playing pipe struck gh Grade Oak Deks thur W Moulton bishop of the right leg above ganlst at the First Methodist church Airplanes will be utilized by Ifta in an upper room where the Auburn the ankle at Los Angeles officers daring the firing to ob (Ad’eitlsement) Episcopal diocese of Utah CANDY MAKER RETURNS HOME et Army Fliers Visit SL on Route Home Ice Cream Qoes Tribune Fetes School Reporters Candy-compa- ny - FILM DIRECTOR COMES SUNDAY ln US ARRESTS TWO SUSPECTS MYSTERY SHOT Club Asks Public To Hear Talk on City Shortage s OPENS Girls Winning Spelling Bee GYM Flower Drive 4 Veterans Elect j lIonorsReturn II & WOUNDS YOUTH BIDS 4 Brings Fund to Delegates for Start Zoo Move er-ta- ln National Meet Ar-on- ne one-sto- Bishop Leads Utahn Receive Scout Treasurer Due Here Sunday PoKce Jail Youth As Drunk Driver ry -- StMaryProgram At Cathedral Maccabees Plan Request to Speak e-Wasatch Memorial Rites - er City Judge Fines re Liquor Possessor L Garden Club Selects Speaker Fall GIRL LOSES FIGHT FOR LIFE Leader Returns AGAINST YULETIDE BURNS Utali Dry Force 21-2- UTAH GUARDSMEN STAND INSPECTION WIN HOLIDAY From Tree Badly Hurts Boy Organist Returns From Los Angeles A- -l ur ‘ ar h A - S' |