Show e THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE V Vandal Cuts Costly Relic ADVISER DRGES Citizens Offer State Returns at GRANT OF LAND U S Tax Office General Plans Recommendation Favor ing State College Attorney George P Parker attorney general of Utah said Wednesday he will recommend to the state land board of which he is the legal adviser that it propose to the federal department of the interior that an additional 8564 28 acres be selected as part of the grant to the Utah State Agricultural college under the Utah enabling act Mr Parker reached this decision after reading the complete advance copy of the decision of the supreme court of the United States handed down February 15 in the Carbon County Land company case involving the title to 556428 acres of coal lands in Carbon county These lands were originally selected as part of the agricultural college land grant and the state sold them at $150 an acre Later the transaction was attacked In federal court and defeated after which the state on the theory that since it had not been a party to the suit its right to the lands had not been revoked attempted to sell its claim to the land company at $100 an acre The supreme ceurt of the nation finally decided that the state had had no title to the lands since the decision of the original case in 'j Steamer Sends Distress Signal The need for cooperation in the dewas of a community velopment stressed before members of the chant her of commerce at their luncheon Wednesday by Charles E Watkins former governor of the Indiana district of Rotary International “Salt Lake stands as a memorial to leaders of the past— men with vision" declared Mr Watkins “Whenever you find a city forging ahead you will find a group of men bound together to work m the interest of the community “Building better clues depends entirely upon the number of men who will sit around the table and think of municipal problems It requires united action The chamber of commerce is the clearing house for community Nash Dealers Hoover Renews £ Coinc From Far Plea for Reform f PERSONNEL To Sales Meet U S' Offices SOLICITATION BETHLEHEM Feb 24 (Jfy- -A priceless tapestry depicting the childhood of Christ In the Church of the Nativity was slashed with a knife today in the absence otthe usual police guard The Church of the Nativity built over the manger in which Christ is supposed to have been born is visited by many thousands of pilgrams The tapestry every Christmas was presented to the church by France in 1874 Former Rotary Leader Speaks LONDON Feb 24 W— The steam ship Aggersund was reported badly damaged in the north Atlantic with all lifeboats gone In a radio message from the station at Valentia an is land off the west coast of Ireland tonight The message received at Valentia from the steamer Montcalm said the Aggersund was listing at an angle of 45 degrees Its position was given at 52 degrees 20 minutes north latitude 21 degrees west longitude which Is about 500 miles off the Irish coast The message as ient to the Lloyds shipping agency reported "heavy damage” and said the funnel was lost In Chairmen Announce Names Women Wait Final Instrucof Members Assisting tions Before Entering Into Campaign Cant ass of the district met Wednesday WASHINGTON Feb 24 M R Balin a sale conference with Hoover replied indirectly today of the lard president and manager to in congress upon his proattacks Baliard-Nasdistributors company for the territory Dealers from Utah posals for reorganizing the federal Idaho Nevada Wyoming and Oregon government declaring himself “deThru new ubdtviiion In th women’ viewed the new serle of Nash models will receive their lnitructious lighted” that the subject was being man power Of the employes division 'Tlmraday tt It $ m when they are called which will be given public showing earnestly considered there to their direction final lor prior together made no mention of The cheat aoiidution that atari Saturday Stoddard vice responsible for community chest Howard president of recent president Three eectione met statements by Democratic hcitation in companies employing next Wednesday will more a was three bank nd National mornin the Security He more than five persons were an- Wednesday attacking his proposals meet ou Friday U is announced by Mrs at the afternoon leaders reiterated however his belief thatj nounced Wednesday by C W Price A J Gorham chairman and Mrs C K principal speaker of business an chairman session associate analysis giving could best be cat chairman and J H McGowan asso- Wright Those announced Wednesday are as xol- - conditions in the district C W Nash the reorganization ned through by lodging power In the ciate chairman the of of Nash °Team the board colonel H chairman Plumhof Mrs J chief exeoutice to make the changes The employes’ division solicitation Mr CWde major Mrs Frauk S Motor company telegraphed that and consolidations v ill start early Thursday morning for Rudy Mrs Early Maurice M CrlUMow Mrs coast on the Pacific business pre M Yeates W Mrs the mam part earlier solicitation hav- Arthur E Moreton The task would be unpleasant he Mis Carl L Snow caputns Team vented his attendance at the Salt declared as well as difficult of acing begun In several industries al- Mis E M Bagiev major Mrs A N Han- Lake meeting Mr B Ray Mm W W Rey if the efficiency and ready organized Mr Price explained son MrsR Don complishment W Btevenson Mrs T Mrs Hill The team organization includes the Qeorge morale of the army and navy and Carl Marcvmen Mrs Edwin R Murrhr— Team Mrs J T Potts captains School Prepares Scenery other "essential government services” following’ R C Teams P and O announced Tuesday fol- Mrs Rent A Jones major Mr to Mr Jamb A Baker Mrs J Kenlow Jon For Use in Annual Flay is not be impaired Team F— L E Oehan colonel Bianley F neth Hoiuton Mr W J Martin Mr RobE G NewA L announced Mr B Beefr Wednesday Roc ert captain H Porter Barr Carlisle Charlee C major Mr Max Ottenheimer major Freed W J Avery J W Roasella Flank Team Elaborate scenery is being pre-o- f man and Cornelius Salisbury of the RosenH Gordon Mr Mr Samuel Morri E Lawrence Oenrire O Connor captain "Col woodwork and art departments are Ldwln C pared for the presentation John P Bran major Joseph H Brown blatt Mrs L E Banker Mr Team lege Widow” a comedy chosen as arranging the scenes Bernice Lewis captain B A Strong Austin Smith captain V A Kahn Ml B o Mr — Waldo R H Mr major P&rkhurst maior H T Benton William The play will be given March 11 Paul Mr D D Btockmsn Mr Then W the West high school's annual play R Graves captain Mrs M P Miss Ethel Connelly dramatic coach and 12 A W Loary Wallses E Beane maior: D L McCord Whlteley Mr Kenneth Bosch John T Strom E L But- Smith captain Mr Oeorie A William Nash automobile dealer B C Keate Ralph ler Joseph Carpenter B Prout captalna Henry L Buckler major W P Morton E T Johnion A B Newton O F Griffin J L Lindsay captains John W Hall major E A Marelus W W Gee F W Squire Robert Soderberg Oliver Wilke E R Penroie Ezra Wood-ruf- f t E to Represent Utah Democrats Team Frank Whitney major Mr Mr colonel O Harold Pelt Mr Otloert Wlllltmi Mr Mr E P Snow I A Caylon Jr Mr Mr A Weal E leant captain Ruesell W Owens major: Mr W W Romney Mr Chauncey Whitney Mr 0 B Turner Mr Harley GuMln Mr Edward Mr Team F Richard W L Stewart Tom Lyon major Mr Fred French Tom Fftherlfy Mr Mr Mr Walter Felt Mr George A W'tlllam Jubat Hale Team H 39 — Mr captains Mrs Clarence John Jame major Mr p Nelson Mr Oscar Moyle Mr Fred Weller Tem Mr caputn Crl Mr — Mr 0 LymnMr William Delbert Stoker Mr Willard Spence Mr Scott DahlquM Mr Cowley Hyde Merwell L J cptaln Mrs D P Moffatt Jr coloTeam nel Mr Frnrl B Ooeltz m)or Mr Rufus Trry Mr J A Polauskv Ml cep-taFlorence Story Min Juliet Browne Mr Oeorse B Olle Team B Newell Miller Mrs Diced Mr major Anne Daylon Mre Ezra P Thompson Ml Team Merrill Mi C P Gardner captain R K McOonauahty major Mr AbHarry Baxter Oenevieve Bird Helene bott Mrs William O Brlen captain Team Mrk J Dick D maior Mre Robert Lincoln lire Mrs 8t!!oid F J Daly Mr EoberUon Mis Luy Tomlinson Mr David Mr Horace Team Keith Stawart Cosarlff U Sletel major: Mr Richard Dollr Mr Pfrcy Kittle Mr Mr Thomaa Malarkey Mr Gilbert Moyla cap- Team K —Sterlln K Nelson colonel- Rufus K Cobb major C V Peck Len Rich P Y Felt A B Smith R Price Worsiey J H Hay Charles N Roger L Strobe Watson P G Margetts Leslie Ellison D Cameron Carter W Grant captains Ralph G Westman major J A Younmon lift Mrs Bess Snow J B Lewis H Holgreen P Anderson H J Brown R G Westman Charles L William E Aplln captains Wheeler maior Heibert A Snow R E Powers CharlfS L Wheeler captain J T Kephart maior E A Hewitt Prank E Pitts Fred R Wetherell Mrs Alice M Benson E B Eldredxe Edna Earl J E Nelson Wade Loofbourow Edna L Klemm Richard Einerv W K Scheiber George Brady captains W J Salmon major Albert Wilkes C N Maloul Pete Bavas N E Joe L A Strvler R H - Ludlow Congdon “ ‘ P Cl ' w iRichards VALUES TO $50 Society Brand and Other Fine Makes Sizes 34 to 44 Not in twenty years have you seen such values Wilson Bros White Broadcloth Shirts Offered Again for Silver Dollar Day We' re Included Colors $1 6 All Size— All 00 for $575 (CROSS EFASMO0MS will Dollars here today do double Mr A duty— WILL mi City Ogden SocietiSBrand Clothes Salt ‘vir vjja— A— 5— - Q V 4 Aft VW V eid tables Your selection from four different patterns Value up to 350 Dlnwoodey’a Dollar Day Special $100 BE DEMONSTRATED By MRS CHARLES B MEHARRY DIRECT REPRESENTATIVE AND STYLIST FOR MIRIAM GROS8 FASHIONABLY CORRECT AND SMART-KNITT- ED FROM THE FINEST WESTERN WOOL YARNS WITH A PATENT LOCKSTITCH THESE GARMENTS ARE ABSOGUARANTEED LUTELY NOT TO STRETCH SAG OR CUP ikrjsrj M!o crJ Bridge Shades krp Only Tour saleetloa from on group of Bilk or Parchment Shades tor Tabla Junior or Brld Lamps Values up to $19 00 pinwoodeyT EX!!? $100 R 7fm 60 EAST SOUTH TEMPLE 7 t Medical Arts Bldg Officer Expects Bounty Changes P W Rous local representative for the Goodyear Tlie and Rubber company has returned to Salt Lake from a sales conference of the company In Denver where he heard R S Wilson vice president and sales managar of Goodyear who ts one of the country's prominent business men speak on several subjects of Interest especially bounding a note of business optimism for the current year Among the executives who at tended m addition to Mr Wilson verr J E Muvl tnc manager Harry T Blythe assistant to the president and John K Hough salC6 manager for the California company Dollar AND EXPLAINED I Kubber Company Agent Returns Polychrome Wall or C O Bathroom Mirror values up to $475 EMUTEID WEAK SILVER DOLLAR A FIRM FOOTING BOO a $100 per M®SE Pillows Your selection roup of Davenport Pillow Regular price $ZZ5 Dlnwoodey't Dollar Day Special Bed from one $100 s PAIR ON SALE THURSDAY DOLLAR DAY SOLD ONLY IN ORIGINAL BOXES S PRS HOSE IN BOX $300 ' Unfinished Chairs Tour selection from three different patterns Dlnwoodey'a Dollar Day Special BEAUTIFUL SHEER PROPPER HOSE Unusually Clear IN ALL NEW COLORS Nothin hi ao rtartled the community aa the BEIOE— MET ALLIC GREY BRUN-PUT- TY PAN-TURF TAN PETER BEIGE— NUBROWN— OUNMETAL a pruciiptlon tor rheumatism neurltii eruralfia sciatica an lumbago It it now to he had at the local dm stores and ts certainly a boon to humanity Many won't believe such RAKOFf Ilitntty refunded Ah'at h drug store for a box ol Nurito ea this money-bactuarantw Nurll0 trmy b oblQe lt Uji Bchramm-Jolmno- n Drug btorca (Advertisement ) Special for Dollar Day only Elnwoodey’i Dollar Day Special PAIRS ip nt® ip Magic Making Sufferer Get lip and Dane effect o i Nurito CURTAINS GIVE YOUR Rheumatic Coes Wild With Joy Sleeve Length— 33 34 35 Ilring your Silver vlicrc they Greens Blues Aho--Tan- s N nipnsns MDIRDAhd Railman Predicts Increased Travel THURSDAY— FRIDAY—SATURDAY fl SATURDAY F B Flher Dnfjr Mr O F Team Ball captain M A Hodges Mrs major George M Oadsby Mrs J H Carroll Mrs H K Sugden captain MadArchie Browning major Mrs V NR Levis sen Mrs C N Jensen Mr Lewis Mrs 8 W Oaddle Tenm O Dunn major M'i D John Bloem A Mrs W W L Payne Mrs B L Shaw Mrs Morrison Mrs H L Hoagland cspUlna F Heginbothsm major Team C E Dorland Mrs F D Durkee Mrs Mix J B Hein Mr N A Thomas Mrs captains D L Worthelmer M Sterling H Nelson Paul Freeman captains C J Harbeke major- Wf T Worley E Anderson D V Rhurtiiff B C J Wheat Some changes in the state bounty lake S B Lamkm J J Welsh 8 Wood-hea- d sesR H Harmer C W Crowther W law will be proposed to the next Louis Wlat major sion of the legislature Harden Ben-mo- n Parker captains C Bpratt Miss V Jensen W A Gunn of agriculture commissioner ? Broadwater J 8 Knight E Vt fimith E Gunn O O Wright B M Win-so- r said Wednesday M L E Bmllli Miss E McCarty H The object of the changes accordArnold P J Devine captains A D Llndberg major E O Jenen A ing to Commissioner Bennion will be of agriHaven A C Gullickion H T O Brlen to give the state department Anna Jones Edward Phillips A D Llndculture and the state auditor more auberg Verl Buehner R C Jones E O Burden A N Spencer captains CUbee Kim- thority in rejecting pelt which do not ball major H H Roue Miss L Robinson come up to bounty standards O L Sadlelr W W Rager D J Laramie Under the present law the state C Kimball Charles F Dennis George D G E Ouiver Charles E West Hagerman auditor lacks authority to refuse captains R bounty payment on pelts accepted by M Ashton H M Blarkhurst major O Green Frank Denner Edwin Ranshaw county clerks even though inspection captains Milton C Moriey major DyerMa-L by state officials shows the pelt are Clark Thomas G Lund Charles Ros It Is estimated A O Whitmore A E not up to standard bel Chrlsteneon out during the has state Strong Charles Roes captains the paid that Team L—Bert G Palmer and Prank N on pelts which Whitney colonels Jay E Johnson major past four years $4000 A L Thomas Dlck Burton Lawrence T did not meet legal requirements for Mangus E C Pearce Mrs Ann Johnston bounty Allan Bpencer A Griffin Fred NltkeU sen G Henrold Mra Rena Smoot Lou Ellsworth G L 6aodbrg captains R T Harbach major LaVon Nelson Flliott Peterson W J Bowman W J A Montgomery H J Chnstenbury Miss Helen Lund D P McAllister J George Mldgley F W Sellaood A J Snow captain Richard W Burton maior Lawrence Hath Lucille Wright Lvman 8 Noyce Frank Beiiaon L E Hayne Joe T Butler M L Christensen J A Johnson captain Frank H Lelb maior 6 8 Ivin Ralph R Salt Lake's summer travel outlook Moe George W Smith J R Steele J B tune in the Arnovltr Mrs O R Totten Leo E Pen-ro- e Is brighter than for some Albert Ecclet Albeit Toronto cap- opinion of F C Lathrop passenger tain of the Southern I’a- Team M— Jerry King and F 8 Walden traffic manager colonels Frank M Maher maior Milton ciflc railroad who Is In the city H IiOve C R Long F L Dent Murray Mr Lathrop listed the coast events Davis Allen P Mann J E Donelmoiu capthis Elmer F Davy major Mis Afton which will drsw tourists through tain H Ravage H P Brent eke Mias Myrtle city Including the Olympic games in Osoh H E Hadlev T F Jackson M H Los Angeles United States chamber Weller Fred Felach raptalns Frank H Barrel major Henrv E VenMAletyn Harry of commerce meeting there a Shrine Neiaon C B Billing Golub Leon convention and others Mildred Locke Ada Taylor Graham capThe attitude of people generally is tains E O Bhedaker major J Edward Bwlft improving he said Mr Lathrop is E G Dan H Vincent W J Nellman and will a routine inspection muking Waller Welurhone Mrs Mae Thurman Wright A J Auerbach Mrs Alice Qulsh leave for San Francisco his headquarMrs Elsie Bond 8 B Goldberg captalna ters Friday Melbourne Romney major H A Butler L A Bennett A L Filet Dr R H Ratusey H E L Ftuart John McKenna J B Mullins Dr E C Titus captains James E Nelson major M B Harris F A Freeman Dr Bpencer Wright Dr L R Cowau E B Bravford E W Houthalck P M Pont Jesse Thompson major B L captalna Crippe J R Bparka W A Perkca R Van Leeneen Julius Rosenberg F L Pratt Don Porter C N Nesbitt H F Christensen Joe NurltO Prescription Acta Lilt Winl captains Bed-ridde- n 0 $ c:ly FRIDAY and t TAKE YOUR CHOICE o::e day THURSDAY (— Hand-Tailore- Day Bargain Dlpwoodey’a Day Special Smelter Employes Refuse to Quit Work Final and Complete Clearance d 198 Fine Quality SUITS Silver Dollar 5 Rifle Fire Mows Down Emigres Men and Young Men! Qinwoodey’s i captain cptin Edgar V Byrne major F J Ream Mias W Olsen W Frank Aldous R Shim min H 8 Taggart A L Behringer George W Weller Della Rasband captains Team G —Joseph E Johnson and A W Needham colonrts J Ernest Gillespie ma1914 jor B L Kindred Paulus Pederson Charles M Craig C J Powell Sam Glance W J The decision leaves some question mnr Hart P K Rlpka H R OLoughim Mrs as to its actual effect Mr Parker Rae Peterson captains H L Art Harbrecht M Smith maior selection If out the original pointed Bolton Charles 6 Hoag I W Packer proceedings were regular so far as Georce L Waters Pearl Bolton Viola Bolton T H McComsey the state is concerned it might be Peper C Sorenson captains Melvin H 'Rlclgea major Fredheld that the state had already taken erick Eberhardt B C Robinson (aptalns lands granted to it in the enabling Clarence M Plant major 6 J Friedman Miss L Varmy A W Cowan H S Tucker act including these 5564 28 acres It thinking” C J Elder Dorothy Tennant Lorenzo C Mr Watkins stressed the Imporhas received $150 an acre for the Forsey Thomas Hughes Martha V Jakle M H B Miller Jones T lands as agricultural or grazing lands tance of supporting the Community BUCHAREST Rumania Feb 24 (IP) Ryser captainsKateJulius Thurston Rosenburg major and the grant did not pass to the Chest and the chamber of commerce — Police from the border point Samuel Makofl Mrs Grace W Jensen Jerreports D Crawfrom of Olanesti state any mineral land In such case "to prevent discouragement Rus- ry Joseph Edward F Sthauer A D said that today forty Jardme N ford J Chester Madsen !eo a request for additional lands might turning to despair” Alex Canapari sian peasants were killed by soviet J Brorkbank Hugo L Lew ft M Wallace be refused by the department of the recently returned from studv abroad border cptin guards while trying to cross captains James 8 Anson mJor Portia Davis E entertained the members with songs the frozen interior river Dneister O Foubart 0 Zeulbel captains I B NeedOn the other hand purchasers Harold 1 Rumanian guards heard rifle fire ham and Heber C Iterson majors from the state having lost the land Two Chosen William W Thorup Billie Wll-de- n Tram Mr I J Armlroni colosaid and on in- C Kimball the night A during B they Dode A William Affleck David to the federal government might Robert R Hampton major Mr Mr found a band of sixty J Alt Irma Earl Dona E Iversen Ernest nel vestigating P Bradley Mr Mr E Alln L Arnold Young possibly consider they had a valid Joseph Anderson Gay C Smith Will Browne Mr FTank C McCune Mr Russians trying to cross the ice They LambourneEdward Mr Q Cannon maior Mrs Grant Hampton Mr claim against the state for the recaptains Oeorae that twenty succeeded but Margaret Spillman E L Frost Lauretta George F Robert Mr Frank Reif Anderson turn of the purchase price paid of John S Boyden president of the reported Milo Miraden major Kearns captains 8 to and wounded were several Dllworth taken Mrs Team of raptalns Salt George A Dixon Walter T Lloyd Garner W'oolley major $150 an acre If that contention is Junior Democratic league Allan M Lipman Mr The Rumanian Olanesti hospitals D W Edwin Peck capC secIrvine Wright Rishel Rlchardeon Lon Mr Miss correct then the grant in the en- Lake and Mrs Arch Z Jone Virginia A V Peterson major Mrs Helen Mr Viola EiMot MU Bertha Hansen Mr guards quoted the wounded peasants tains E Nebeker J M Boud R Blaine Packard F J Westmx captain abling act ought to be carried out retary will represent Utah in the Na- as saying that hunger and Mr Team privation E PeoE of William John Cairo Naylor Such a claim from the purchasers tional Organization Young captains J Dunn major Mr Lynn K Baxter Mr to their desperate iiajor Lotus Manwaring A Wll-rahad them driven Mr George W Reed Bamuel Mtt G Reed Irvlna clubs Democratic for refund of the price paid could ple’s Herman Harms C K Wright John Clifford A Jennlns Mr D E Trcy cap-taiThe appointment of the Utahns was attempt ameron Jr H Warshaw cfcPtalns Helen Ml Datv only be paid through the legislature Team C J Earl Rtttlnt maior Fred D Durkee Mr Frank Bell Mr it was pointed out inasmuch as made from the national headquarW 8t!niey‘‘Kuip O L Pearsall C D Creel A L Weir Mr' Clifford Rudlne Mr there is no state fund from which ters in Washington D C WednesT Denn Andrew Jacobsen F J Lucas J H Belt Mr H H Urimm Mrs Frank team George G Wood George M Morris cap- R Rrnaddus captain such a payment could be made day Mr Boyden and Miss Rishel are tain Cooper Haffield maior C N flweet Ralph Bunn major Mr G M Stouahton expected to attend the organization Harold R Mays James W Lailmer cap- Mr Carl WeUeL Mr J W Painter Mr tains Barnet Love major H E Dewnup Herbert Dewlt Mre Leland Jones Mr meeting in Washington March 4 Dis- Alvin MEXICO CITY Feb 24 Road BerA Beasley Alex P Anderson Walter Moser captain and 5 A M Smith emM T said nard Griever from Clarlaaa Ellis rolonel Mia Farney Team Monterrey patches Howard Allen maior Mr E B George H Ryan Mr A Walter Koehler to Bridge Bids ployes of the American Smelting and major George captains YOUTH FACES CHARGE F Evans Harry Bhepherd Pomeroy Mr John T A'kln Mra ML 8 A T Cook H Mr N Weber L F R Charles Griffin O Fehr Mr Barkman1 Juvenile court authorities Wednes- Refining company grouped together Team Pyke Mra M P InaalU captain The state road commission will day issued a complaint against Theo- and refused to leave the building last captains RosMr H— J M Murdork colonel Robert Team Mis Lynch major Emily open bids next Monday on the con- dore Faerber 18 255 Sixth East street night when officials of the company W Rurton major Claience T Strong en Carper Mr O H Short Mr M 8ut- Miss Aerita ns Wl H a m C Holding captains Ray B Needham t on struction of two small bridges in charging him with contributing to the declared the shops would be closed Stanley FR Rock Mrs Mrs Miriam Hoff Beauchamp V Team maior Stubbs captains down temporarily tomorrow Summit county the total cost of delinquency W J Thomas of a Howard Spencer captains E B Felts major Mrs W A Fraser Mrs girl Lawrence A B Purton Mrs W B Wriaht Mr which is expected to be around $6000 Juvenile Judge George A Goates will The company employs 400 people maior so E Jorgensen C Reitz cap captains Normnn D Browne ma- Louise Binta Mrs — Ann McCarten The management appealed to the gov- F kmso or $7000 A Carson hear the matter on March 7 4 Mrs J Team jor Ernest Greer Harrison E Jenkins tains P R Mrs ernor who requested information on Lv M O Olpln Nelson One will be a concrete bridge of 18-foU L Mrs captains major Team I— P J Peckens and E T Bert-lin- g Tourette Mrs R H Felts Mrs J A Bar span and 80 feet wide over Bcav channel of the Weber river about half the matter from the Monterrey repA T Lleberman Mrs C L R F Nelen N D Browne clay Mrs colonels resentative of the ministry of indus- Harold G Price J J Devereaux L D Evans captains Team Mrs H er creek in Kamas and the other a a mile from Peoa on the Peoa-Par- k Pugsley E R Jennings 8 A McCurdy Wal Brown major Mrs Thomas Crawford Mrs try commerce and labor pile trestle bridge over an overflow City road It will be 48 feet long ter E Speakman C M Osborn William A P A Littlefield Miss Virginia Ellis Mrs Williams cap" Raster Ray B Needham C J Harbeke E C C Parsons Mrs J T Bertllng Charles W Price captains — Mrs Charles M Morris 8 Team J —J Fred Daynei and T Albert ttTeam Mrs 8 W Leaver major Mr colonels Mtss Ella Wicklund C colonel Hooper E Jones Olive Wardrop Mrs Bishop cap-tal- n R Mahoney Mrs Joseph E Jack Mrs Board Prepares Open n 23 1932 COMMUNITY CHEST LISTS In Holy Land This income tax business is proving confusing in more ways than one Aside from the difficulties of preparing returns many Utahns are having trouble deciding whether to file returns with the state or with the federal government Hundreds of persons desiring to pay the state tax and filing fee have appeared at the federal income tax office in the federal building James H Anderson federal collector of internal revenue said Wednesday This he said is due to the fact that state and federal government Income tax payments are due at the same time Mr Anderson reminds that his of flee takes care of government collections while the state income tax is handled by the state tax commission at the capitol The first instalment of the federal Income tax is due March 15 THURSDAY MORNING FEBRUARY xAmagt iUa V w EAST SOUTH TEMPLE MEDICAL ARTS BLDG 80 $100 You Will Always Find at Dlnwoodcy’s Lower Prices — Defter Furniture 78 Years of Honest Merchandising' tsumNO mu? 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