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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, 'TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 51033. 10 Heavy Rains Prevent Affair Herman-Firp- o DnMtal Strtif. BjflAVANA, 4 Youth Show No Emotion for Arraignment Poisoning Girl Wife. on a te The Tribune. TWIN FALLS. Idaho, June 4 vln. Black bum, 11. without visible emotion, today board the trading of th criminal complaint by which h is charged with causing the 4W4)i of Cecil Hurst Blackburn. hi, girl services here Sunday for the dead 'With hie wish. girl In compliance however. he woe permitted to jrt ul the body Sunday nxwnlngrolledHedown tered no word, but Me cheeks as he etood between beside the open casdeputy sheriffs ten mlnutea Parentsor ket for almost end relatives slater and brothers both the dead girl and tho, youth who her dealt with .is charged about causing fortv persons, eat numbering room set apart side in the aide by for relativea at th fuhenal service tra Half-Mas- to Flag When ts Favorite Canine Dies AlfirSTA, Maine, JuneIn 4 a flover-no- r formal Percival P Baxter atatement today replying to critith cisms of his action In tohaving half staff atatehmise flag lowered dog, a'ter thelastdeath of hiasaidfavorite that he Friday, Curry, no one (n hie reverence yielded for theffleg "It may be," he said, that th comments made upon my action will to a new realisarouse our peopl tion of their responsibilities to dumb animats If this be so, One of my purposes will be accomplished. tAMn.e- s- - OOO-WtC- r Praise of Audience from the graduate grade of St. Mary' academy, exercises r commencement t ntoht at Uya school audt-pon Every Girl' an play to a capacity The two-aKhfsd andieme trials and troubles that all afbdenfer'have in the course of thefr work' Alt of the participant did creditable work, with special mentfrop deDonna Kckafd In the title rtlb, Catherine MadeHtanlcy as Doleful Imtnpa Nellie line RMwdar'AVmA "Maer h Helen Rdgewortp as 'Hate, as a Green Helen Jealousv, Eleanor Fnvfth aa ixve laughter, and Grace Timmons as Exams ' An excellent musical program was presented, ihe Jiatlnct feature being the piano -- o1g, "lance Ilumoris-tlqup- " (Dennee), by Alice Me Anile. The Rt. Rev. Joseph S. Glava, C. M, D. D, Catholic bishop rff Utah, conferred the graduation certificate, pupils, parents and congratulating teachers upon the high standard of the work and the spirit of thf, gchopt wenty-fo- uf h ut Edge-tfyrt- ing any waters of the state was puntshsble by a fin of BW The Lsh and game department of the state plan making a motion picture of Utah wild life and the meeting moved the associating pledge $300 or more toward thm project and soJIrtt the aid of viwMuu county or ganiaatlon throughout the state to get donations for It Norman Hopper presided over the meeting last evening Article Evidently by. Lincoln Association Federal Jury Finds Man Guilty of Selling tht)m Sportsmen to Prevent Pollution of Water Action. If Begun Funeral Services to Void Alleged Forged Land. Deed Suit to establish his tiui to certain property in Arlington Heights wa filed yeaterday in the Third- - district court by Ate J. Gilli against Floyd Bcott and the unknown heir and unknown creditors of Floyd fkott. deed Burglary - Discovered According to the complaint. purporting tp have been signed by A J Gjllia wa executed in 1311 and reAct Opening corded with the county recorder of Salt Hake county, conveyed th s propand Escape erty to Floyd hoU. GilUs aays further that he did not sign the deed, but hi name wa forged, by A. H. BkUer, who waa later ponvfctcd of utSpecial te The Trlbane tering a formed instrumcnfgln Cali- TRktic June 4 -R- obbery- cT tb "ifomiA Because of the aTkgew fraudu- lent transfer, Gilli now seek restituHelper poatoffice was attemmed early tion of the property thi morning when three mfeti were The Auerbech Realty company entered suit yesterday eghint Harry dlaoovered stationed In different place Youayachl to recover 1560 aliened to in. and around the poatoffice. be the balance of rent due ort the Aduth AO. ate Huuter Jhad.leil A. A. Nichols and the i Franklin Moaa usual after completing the evening tor Cotniany filed aiilt against th daily routine, and had noticed no sus- CityCtr of New York tpmince oompanY picious character near recover to theft $1000 About 3 30 o'clock person passing held witfi the comin and out of the Helper hotel, the Insurance policy whose stolon car wa Nichom, pany hy poatoffice being located in the same between January 1 and January 15 of building, noticed a man pacing up and down in front of the postofuce, and thla year. peering through the window, and man could be seen watching from Follow the Inside through the front window. Resignations ord was passed around and A numA. & M. C. Oklahoma in ber of people appear near the office gave the Immediately the lookout OKLAHOMA CITY. Okli., June 4 alarm and two meri ran from the rear of the leading door, firing at the crowd which, had Resignation of tenOMahoroA --A M gathered A number or fhe crowd Tired college were filed with the state board several shots at the fleeing burglars, of anAll this afternoon agriculture but before the marshal or kthe sheriff nounced leaving the they werecould d could arrive the robbers had not sene unthev in the darkness along the farmer-labo- r der Oeorge Wilson Price river was who installed yesleader,'' league Bheriff Kja Timing responded to the a president of the Institution call with (mfuties Christ Anderson and terday Others resigning were 1 la rl C. AlLapike and Marshall W. S. Peacock bright, secretary to the president, and of Price. The officer made a search R. J Paderson, stenographer fo the of the premise and found the dial broken off the safe and evidence of president board perma-ncntlrelieved M drilling No money wa missing The J The Otey as financial aecretarv of the entrance by yeggrrren had gained teen haa under suspenOtev college breaking off two rear doors sion for more thsj six months, while Guv Barnes of Price said thi mornhi books been In sn has of audjt g ing that he saw three characters in the Price postoffice last progress. the of The retiring faculty feeling night, about 9 46 o dock. When he waa expressed by Dr Telentered the office the men tried to member man who asserted that he could not conceal their face. Two men were arunder Wilson, because his ideal rested at a construction camp in work of education of government, of charlater. acter Spring canyon, but were released were and American principle Sheriff Iteming, has several men under thoroughly out of harmony with those surveillance Poatoffice Inspector ar- of Wilson, rived this afternoon to aaslet on the- Safe pf After Fight Poet-maAt- at-id- Fast V diaap-poare- tough-lookin- Make no mistake about this! - Palm Beach is not a. color; it is is made in all colors and patterns. More than a hundred and forty colors and patterns have been sold this year by The Palm Beach Mills of Goodall Worsted Company, who make the cloth, to manufacturers specializing in fine summer clothing, who make Equipping Playgrounds Triban. e Idaho June 4 The of canvasser from the Civic Betterment association of Malar! ha reported it activities to Mm W H. liehard prpeident oLthe Civic Bet terment association, and it was found tbat 11 W) had been collected to date There are only four, fnore weeks before the fourth of Julv, bjr which time the committee hopes to collect an amount large enough to equip the chlldred e playground on th public square. EFFORTS DECLARED SUCCESS. 'WASHINGTON. June Efforts of the coast guard to prevent the landrum th of fleet off the by liquor ing Virginia capes were described aa "enall successful reports despite tirely to the contrary, in a format statement today from the office of Assistant SecAs retary Clifford of the treasury. a result of the constant surveillance maintained. Ai- - statement said, most of the fleet has departed because of a growing Jack of fueL The thesuits. Variety a f Patterns Every clothier has a selection of partem best suited to hi clientele. These brown, patterns include dark colors niry blue and black and brighter colors in patterns that you know and like to , wear, such aa hairline stripes and smart overplaids, and the checks and tweedlike mixtures so popular for sport suits. They Hold Their Shape Palm Beach Suits hold dh eir shape. They always look good, even on the hottest days. Palm Beach Gofh permits the heat of the body taescape aijd does not absorb moisture. ff Palm Beach Suits vary in price according to the amount and qualify of tailoring put into them. Palm Beach Suits are a cloth r com-iltte- 4t 0 7 WEATHER DATA t Salt Ofpeietive wUee 4t City. Juov 4. 133 V IjU Hibet tedty if a ?0IR74 bixbett In tfiii month tine igUt, M, Wnrcnt thm 32, mrin temperature a oath Tmprmtnre treoa, 101, Ut )vMt hice 18T4. for today. 63, normal, 63 aermeiatd d.e Oriettry alnc the firet of ttm mooUi, 22 amusalaiod defteteacy aince Jannary 1. m made in styles and grades to meet the most exacting taste. To be sure you get the genuine, look for ths registered Palm Beach label. Golf knickerj end sport clotkff made of Palm Beach Cloth are cool and tood-looki-nt practical and durable. &er4 Dry tmib tamerratore at 6 a M degree wet bnib temperatoro at 4 a. m , 4H decree , reiaUre bredtty at , dry a. ra , M bib tefapratnre at wet bulb tern ooo, mu time, 68 degram reia peratarv at nooe mb taev 5S degree tke knmMUty-- Cb - time, 3U per lb temperntnre at 6 p m , cat; dry bnwet bulb temperature at 6 p 66defreet m , 51 degree, relatlre humidity p m 4 per rent the 24 botir end Total frecipUatiB l tie at 6 p m . OL of an leek, total for month to date. 0! of an teob, ae fhl cumulated deficiency for thi mouth to date atoce Jan an loch totaL precpitatto Gxrv 1 to date 9 40 iocbea. aceemulated XT of an inch 1. exceea ine January Son rleea at 4 56 a ad sett at 7 60, Jua linmlSlty Thi V 00AiA WBHITtf labl identifies tftesgenutn cloth. THE PALM BEACH MILLS pr et a,- A- - satisfactory Mr Tuttle while here complimented It C ("lark, road contractor r,hses Stewart, state road agnt and H. J Nielsen resident state engineer, on the condition of the highway declaring It the best earth encountered in lus travroadrhe b els in the state of Utah Newsboys Are Guests of Pontages Theater Fddle Them end, manager of the Pantages theater, was host to seven Tribune newbtys last night. All the bov attending enjoyed a pleasing program and were treated with extended courtesy by Mr. Dia- - mond. r TOURING SOUTHERN Speculate The Tribune. H MO wit, June 4 P . v UTAH. fUommet, manicer bf the western department of Colorado for the MVutfitaln States Teiephflhe compxnv and Fred Holmes, manager of the Hollv Sugar company, both of Grand Junction, were in Monb this week on a tour of southeastern Mr Stommel, who I also a diUtah rector of the Midland Telephone company of Monb, while here conferre 1 with J N Corb'n, manager of the im- relative to companv tfroveraents and extensions of the line Result-in-Summ- at All Qood . Clothing Stores th 12 30 o okrk to- - morrow afternoon. Interment will be in City cemetery Mrs. Neeley was bom on the Island of Jereev She went to New York tn T8S4v 'wttfT' errn - vears later came to Utah In the William Godhe eompanv. Mrs, Neeley liveil in Granite, Halt Lake county, roost of her married life, and spent her later years in Salt Lake City. She was an active worker in the 1. D. S, church. .She Is survived by three sons arid two daughters Lewis IL, Benson, (fectie valey; George R, Bountiful; Willard Neeley, Salt Lake, Mrs. Etna M W hetman. Crescent, and Ethel Twenty-fou- r Salt Jake Hoeneg grandchildren, a brother, George of Cgdcn and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Williams of North . dvri; itTiii survive Tre-VM- rr Paved Road Celebration Scheduled for June 22 fc OB8RRTATTOK8 W&ATnKR 6 p. U . MOUNTAIN TIER AT TIME itartoo. asjSSl & 40. td - to bl bigbeat developimpulse ment,0 A ssr-re- y Havsit 'Handbook of Indlaa Art of architertiire, aeslptars nnd paiatiof, tharcniibly perm es tod with the bletnry, and retirlsa of tho peoplo0 liollklay A Tan Resneelasr Bssinose of A practical fwide for sstbors Writing. Loa Boot of Cblldreas Gasiee. Oso haadred gamed far ee to scbeels and play Fisso Permit History of tbo Tallod Btetoa. The ne of Roooavvlt i iOTf IMi to bars- jeerrtbsdr fiUf topsUftt wton9 now government Inanoep endtbo motive esd condm t of tbe wer. Wlx rhnref-tee- s nrnadrlto Throe Plays. la brnrch of as Astbor 'Henry IV ajid Too Ton Are lf mat So) plsye 'klght by aa ltollat anther wbo bus won In dHunt tie literature. pier A frosp of Mansell Interpreters, g toclndlsig a peel, aa artist, as snore tost, a socialist and d bisterlha. la (Thaos toyetber, bold a dlsrsssiaa e politics os bo sv of their esseatkm.0 FOR SALE BY 'x Browning Auto Co., STff ShuOi Matft Stroel. Carter Tiro A Vulc. Co., 38 East Fourth South. Eagle Gate Garage, 111 First ' Avenue. Ford Ambulance A Service Co., 37 South Eighth West. Granite Vulc. Co., 1G3Q East Twenty-firSouth. J. C. Worthy, Til South State Street. Hovers Garage, st 17 Ekurt Thirty-thl- ri Booth. Morrison Tire Shoo, 263 West South Tempi Murray Msro. Co., M u. rty , Utah. PeopIS, Auto Market, (26 South Stats S'roet. Lons rue Smith A co., .. .34 East . Bcuahwujr. Titan Battery Mhncs Station, 476 South Mala Street .Utah Vuie. Ce 1(3 Fast First Sojth. D. P. Williams, 4Ct Weet Thtrty-thlSouth. Yellowstone Park Garage, IPl East Fifth South. nl pie inborn E ARL fy WILSON Squire at Lsrte. Koosys "LtM, shi for- mal essays os varied ill stod mostiy abost boobs ead Htcrary people0 nJT10T. t Booth Trad of the U Tries. mlsjodgod tor affair af a gtrl. Pottos Fancy , Semi-Sof- Collars15 t with a corded sorfec Staglwn Btory at boy aad yst Oetag fktetbo. ftbllf BTea boob e story of Mr wtotfml yesrshigs Gatela4vn'35c " si sad Mr toartirstota of Mr but real toes for Tig eg fate and lev emos tbo street and hardy flshormea of the nortbwS eoast. HamUtsoi Beetle of Silk. ,'YUmf ohoich of pootwor condltieso. Story of tbo tove sf LbdOs aMpMrpat for tbo deogbtor of too home asetotaty of Bakn4. Caste aad Osimt of Makerjl end of tbe doily Hie of a native of Indieilsj bto otrnegtos after be cans i tbs United States esd salient d Califore to solrersity M Stary at d mare Pieety Steito Itoltoa riopo bstwera d asem of t breeding aed refinement esd wmm rends and totalise taaUy sndisreretsg rilIU)MieB BGfiES. s Burpim. Bofgii4 Ftower Book. boy m dl. r SOc - Flay- Ifnpo glory of d Immb on Wbeeta. Hope Atory at a. Monkey on s itEfc. Olcott Good Stories for Greet Birthday. -- , . MOAR, June 4 AJbert InnT, son f W. ndr Mtn. Clarence R Denny of Cisco, waa drowned in a lake on the farm of J. M War-I- n. e substarce with other efficacious n. ht year-o- for ithe ingredients, It la prepared in twq forma, one for men and one for women. Oiandpgen dan be ob tained at the Johnson, Drugs, ITve (5) Good fAty Stores, Mail orders given prompt atm-tio(Adv.) 1 Specie! to The Trll un-d- A CCOKDXNG f J&mes 1 Ca ot Norwich, Conn., prseitfent of ths National Association xf Insurant Agents, due in Halt lAk$ lata Ftiday night and will leave to Saturday night' Ha coming here from the east. Th Mre Underwriter association of 8aJ$ Lake will entertain Mr. Ca at luncheon Saturday at noon at the Commercial club. Many agents and members of th national organ k&tton from points outside of Salt Lake have been Invited to attend this luncheon, and have signified their intention to b present, George Midgiev, president of the Halt Lake underwriters, is tn charge of arrangement. This national association to twentr-elgyears olkmd has a membership It wa stated estrrdav pf 17,060. that of the charter members, of shorn there were about sixty, nearly one thlfd were Fait lake agents, of whom Jthers soma arrjUiU acUvainih Youth Drowned in Lake on Farm South of Cisco er beet-know- n 5 Tbw $rovo river highway will be oohstructed along the Beaver creek route, according to a decision of forestry officials, after inspecting two propoeed routes, the party having returned yesterday. The route a approved will be from Kama, along the Beaver creek. Joining the Provo river at the mouth of fihlngle creek and proceeding to its head along the north side of the river. Tio alternative route, which wa rejected, followed the Provo rivetlrom Kama to the head of the river. Ths road will be shortened, by the adoption of the Beaver creek route, some three miles, but there will be at least four additional mile of road to construct. The four mites from Kama eastward to the national forest boundary will be constructed by Summit county, while from that point the federal government wiQ build it forest highway, an initial appropriation of $2h.S6S having been made. Surveyor began work yesterday. The Beaver route has advantage in that it will devekp a greater timber supply than the rejected route, and will be a shorter road. It is estimated that 160,606,000 board feet of lodgepold timber will be opened up, or about 6,660,006 board feet annually. Tribune Staff Is Fatigue to k recent article In the Imterhattonkl Journal of Surgery, fatigue, which so many men and women experience mon&a, during th remit of. improper functioning '' of the glandular mechanism. scienSotne of our tific authorities now advise the taking of glandular treatment hy mouth rather than by operation. Dr. Arnold Lorand says in his Old Age Deferred, in book, "We speaking of the glands: must insist upon the reinforce" ment of ' their fuhetioto,' If changed by age or- disease, by means of eitrxcts obtained from fhe similar organa of healthy young animals. Ths new scientific discovery, 'simple OUndogen. provide method jat taking gland treatment. Glandogen u prepared in convenient tablet form, and the formula combines actual gland Beaver Creek Way- - Insurance Agents 'to Fete Head of Adopted as Provo National Society River Road Route eouttijof Cisco The lad and several other playmates were on a raft on the lake and it Is not explained how tho hoy fell off the raft while the other boye werd guiding It toward PprcHl to Tlit Tribune. home of hie parents. The bottom the 4 croc SPANISH FORK. The J American Legion post of Hpanlsh of the lake was dragged for fire Loan was recoeered. before the body son and Salem unite Fork, Pa. in a big cclbmtion FViday, June 22, m honor of' the completion of the Member of paved road at Balem, which unites the three towns with a cement highBridegroom The program aa outlined at way present include an automobile paof Noble Warrum. Jr., rade over the new road, a program. An the editorial staff of aThemember Tribune, athletic meet. etc. The big feature and Miss L. were Thomas Oertrude will he a spectacular pageant at Lake married by the Very Rev. Salem, which is in charge of Rod W. W. yesterday of St Marfa . Fleetwood Hilliam cathedral. The ceremony The festivities win close at Spanish Episcopal was performed at the cathedral on Fork with a dance at the auditorium. Blast hirst South street In the presThe general committee include ence of relatives and invited, friends. John Fl Booth, Rees W. James, Elmer F Btromberg and, Rod Hilliam DAM CONFERENCE DEFERRED. of Spanish FOrk Worthv Iavls, Ernest Pavj and Ray Sabin of Salem; pertal te The Trflm. WASHINGTON, D. C, Jane 4 The and Elmer noward Ben Rowe and J conference with Secretary Work on B Clark of Payson the American Falls Irrigation dam In Idaho, scheduled for today, haa been NEW FIRM ORGANIZED. postponed for several day while data - . Spee'xl to The Tribune. requested hy tho secretary is betas CITY Thqr-"bC June mAR . put in shape. of IUThmelJ Tia purchased an iiitere with William W jnutlcr, real state broker, and hereafter Mr But-New Books Library and Mr Thurber will conduct A brokerage business in Cedar City, the name of Butler & Thurber'T llTKntLLiTKtfnS Bowce A MitefeelJ Tree tic t Orftniaed Thefirm will handle real estate, cqal Pity Flay acUvittoe ctoaaittod end deiron, gvpsum and various other minscribed eral lands Bok Mu Free HaJm. "BUMy ef the life aad work at Cyrof H. K. Oartia, wce SCHOOL HEAD CHOSEN. of tbe Botsrday Biwtaf Road a4 (be Special to The Tribune. Howe loom!."' flmwi fteaireetifl Vental Analyst MOAB, June 4 The board of eduAs oatlloe at tbe tbeocy aad praeOee of cation of Grand county has elected A. wind cut.' J Gibson of Chctopa, "Kansas, a Tbe Bvdrta, ed Robert J. Bsrdette. principal of the Grand bounty high atory of Iris Hf ee a soldier, aowepopor school for the term beginning In Sepwee sod ariaiaeer, edited by hia wife.' Mr Oihsoti tember has served a Fie ye by Ifodcrs As- (VAm, Lerv As in ihore (Awriea). principal In several high school fQtrodsrtnry eseey the state of Kansas, and holds the oe drains to Aswrtri, followed by beta degree of bachelor of wit and science Bitnaneit by Ftfeeb, Tbo Ooppsrbead. by Tbsiii, 'Ibtf,' by Keufasea ead CeoaeDy, aed letlmato Htrtsftrs,' by Tarkisftoo DALE EXONERATED. .sod otberw Mooowrayb of tbe Work June 4 Deports-t!o- n ofCret WASHINGTON, Illsstratioes Meiys sod Uowe. A. sd Urnar, protecfilnK againet Jame pleas of assay bcestifsl boms, with Dale, an English actor now In New deorriptivo articles oaperta. by York, were ordered cancelled today by A Hfs to tbe n!l Devls Ires Poddfer. the labor department Investigation In Bllld and what ftSM of wbet one of charges made against Dale by n. max yese to- bto frisada end pot-it;frsae- (been to bo lender nnd fraternal Fixrlish woman, authorities at Kllto tho atory of Island reported, showed no evidence to rtssUri." toimea Hiusae Trait nod Tbetr Boetot justify- the proueodiaga C!lfi a warrant "Ohres e bridswye view of issued for him wa withdrawn. Rlxeiflraaee. proceeesa of banns astsre fmen nan's er - PALM BEACH Funeral services for Mrs. Maud Mary Neeley. 74 year of age widow Lewis Neeley and a daughter of Richard nd Klixa-beM. Treseder, who died yesterday at her home, ave234 JLimson nue. will be held itethe Hawthorne ward chapel, 810 Roosevelt avenue, at 1 o clok tomorrow afternoon. The be may body the at viewed home from family 10 oclock tomorrow rr.urnir.g until Maud M. Neeley. of Devitalized Glands - it t GOODALL WORSTED COMPANY S&tX JgrnJ Rohaut, 229 Fourth Ave New York Gty ftperttl to Tho TrtbaM MOkR, June 4 Mark Tuttle state auditor, accompanied bv his son. thfq weak. Inapeut&dL Uha county rouoplH-4the offices of Grand and San Juan count official and found everything , to Re Wednesday for Pioneer Wornsun !&., J, 123 NW Why Prices Vary U-A- frrtT ftf Grand and San Juan Books Are Examined Womens Organizations SptcUyto -- . evw6isc Xkltsu VHO'W VVNVjMe rMWT HWt WWr A YMBM Lobdell Resigns as Head of US. Farm Loan Board ' IN A XM4K Ako IX WORK Ve NUkCt-'lHCV- Spelal to The Trfruoc. 'WASHINGTON P C Juna 4 LiqvCoi Clem Schrnmm, heading the delegate of Kl Knlah temple, was dumbfounded A verdict of guilty of possession reading in the Washington btar and sating "Of intoxicating liquor was on Hunriav an article marUfeatly pre-parI byAhe Lincoln Highway amocia-tlo- n, returned kgsirtst A Anderson in headed Secretary Wallace to the United Ktatc district court yesmake decision on Itah road controterday Anderson wasailegtHl to have The article, evidently presold moonshine to J Ryan, an versy. dnder cover man. (hid had some in pared some week ago, is nothing hi possession at of a raid more than a part of the program of A sealed verdict is In th hands of the Umoln Highway association to tha jury in th case of Louis Ulevito, Mock the Wentlover road and purCarbon county charged Arlth - pneses-sim- r ported to be a review of the hcaidng Otevttrr befewicwrtary Wallace rrearTiJ a1 of tnioxtcgting-thrmir- ' claimed liquor barrel found near hia month ago, as though held Saturday, house belonged to another person. but like other propaganda from that were seized by W. lx Milligan, suue. It gave oply (he Unco in highThy way side Mr Sohramm intends to WASHINGTON, June 4 Thereelg-ratio- n deputy sheriff, and others, and the tell the editor of the Washington BtAr of Charles E Ixibdell x head deputy placed Olevito under arrest how thoroughly he ha been Imposed verdict will be read at 9 30 of the farm loan board, was accepted The nn article with upon that not only . o'clock thi morning today byHreaidertt Hard Inf, who simwaa untimely but unfair, and will ask ultaneously announced the appointto have the facts stated, along witfc ment of U J. Pettljohn of Dodge Olt, the derision of Hecrctary WaJ ace. Kan , as Mr IsobdeU a successor. The rhangre will take place Juna 30, when TO BE MARRIED SOON. the retiring commissioner will enter business In. New York Special te The Tribune. pmats a Sait lAke and fish game waa to county retire Mr Ibritftile decision June 4 Mr. and Mrs since it had been association went on record at a meet- O ItorNTirru, not unexpected W. irfelekk announce the enx&Re-men- x known that he desired to return to ing in the Veterans of Koreign Nara ihau ilaughtar, Veda, to F- -: hetng-t- n. TU elabt favor; 41 of hall last, craning rorate-buaine The marriage will TTni;st Jr trvlcn. He waa appointed to the of the preehthn of pollution of anv net week take this fublici frtire The young from Great Hend, Kan. aa raters of the state, and pledginthe wore tendered a parcel shower boarti cocouple of Balt adv-arhealth hesrtv e! lake one of the original members, and fsodwiclc hdlfie lest evening year later, upon fhe resignation operation in the work of keeping the at the frfends were present and the Thirty stream pure of Commissioner Norris, he was desigThi resolution was passed follow- guests of honor received many usenated pa the executive of th? board N ful beautlMil and an address bv Dr, gifts lllard Chris Retention of the post by Mr tab ing dell during the last several months topherson on Kanltatlort of the Wa- . OGDEN COVPLE TO MABRY. waa due J a large measure to hie ter of Halt Teaks County David 11 Madsfn, state fish and gpcclnl ti The Tribune desire to see ths new Intermediate farm credit machinery placed in op- game commissioner, called the aXten-tloRl.NO N , June 4 Gtiy R Milof the meeting to the fact that ler 22, aminl eration before leaving tne government Hrowif, 21, both of ataie fish and gam la as were Ogden, were aenrice tb licensed to be married During hi term aa a member and so written that anvone found pollut here todav Palm Beach Goth GoO-MOT- 4- Skit by Graduates of $t. Marys Wins Blackburn charged . procured and Sent to her with Intent to commit murder. Blackburnto tered a plea of not guilty charge of first degreein munlrr the fas limlnry'exmlnatlon set, by Probata Judge 0 F Xue aext Thursday. lor e Blackburn did not attend funerai Anl later as Che commissioner of the hoard, th farm credit system haa been developed to the point whore more than on 7I0,)00,00 of federal funds is. outloan farm land loans through th 000,000 banks and an additional $350 Ka been handled through joint stock land banks Bpertal died tint Thursday ffrom wjfewho ths attests, authorities and phyeir cians ea, of swallowing poison which with Is having Tuvs wwt a'ntowg.aowcA 'TWfRE Not COWWWtit fcwTOAJW.mt st ;vr Sv'ViKHH - t- - 3-VIS Nombs THem MX. H)T - 500- - 'wrs s rHE t!A Ktvtnocft VRCM V).. e'wkjHT tw wxt wet tSQ0v vwo m 'xwt KOrcS MOWVi CAM ect- wttu Th botln Jun match brtwr,n Luis Firpo, Arsentin hrovyweWht, nd Italian barn ha Harman oostuoneq Jrk until nrrt Sunday. June 10. It was officially announced tonight. am IHia to heavy rains yesterday arena was under sis tiay thof aster. inches COLLARSS H I RTS 7' Msd Letter Pay PUys Porowno Pmitb More M rotary FUys. White psa9 Boone. Wild msi Beset. Vstits: Wode Graded itbexs Cbil's Third, Borld Prim oft Only 20 BOYS 17A13TED! Pay $3.00 to $4.00 per day thinning, ragar -- beets, near Garland, Utah; Boys to furnish blankets. Board, 75 cents per day. Transportation furnished to work. Applicants must be 15 to 18 yean old. Work will last from 25 to 30 days. SCOUTS Here yonr chance to clean up for that camping trip. See Mr. Lee A. Becks tead. ilkh-Ida- Sugar' Go. ha Second Floor Vermont ., Building. 2:30 oC1oc1b Tuesday IBE PROMPT. " After-nooT- L. toaeseceieieeaeieneaeBev 5 the big picnic sandwich V i L a |
