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Show THE SALT LAKE TJUI3UNE, THURSDAY MORXIXG, NOVEMBER 15,. 1928. 23 ' M Warning Given Against UTAH FREIGHT Bad Insurance Agents SETS RECORD PtfAISED FOR HEH FEW RHIin UUilU ss?) Holders Instructed Not to Permit Premiums to ISSIIFS Lapse on Promise of Obtaining IUUULUI Bargain Policies. based on what might be called cer to holders of life insur Warning George Spalding Says State ance tainty," Mr. McQuarrie said. "There policies not to lapse their pres- is no guess work or gamble in this was ones new out ent policies to take form of insurance ana, tnereiore, Occupies Enviable Place issued Wednesday by J. 3. McQuar there is no such thing as bargain in Rocky Mountains. rie, state insurance commissioner. counter Insurance values. Mayor John F. Bowman, general , in charge of chamber of commerce "Straight Ahead in '29". campaign, and hit staff. Map jhowt how city has been districted for campaign, with pictures of officers inserted in CARLOAD S D. AUDITOR Attention! Forward for Utah's Glory their respective districts. Top, left to right, General Bowman, Colonel A. S. Brown and Major G. A. Allen, east division ; Colonel C. M. Ball and 4 Major R. II. Ashtcorth, west division. Enthusiasm is high for work set out. fee REQUESTS FOR BUDGET crease Over October of Tentative List Asks $100,000 More Than Estimated 1928 of 1632 Cars. Revenues. R. G. W. In Reports The state insurance department Mr. McQuarrie assailed the reported Cut of 1929 county department practice of some agents in Juggling has adopted a ruling that whenever Car loadings on the Utah lines of to create an Impression that an agent uses an argument which Inbudget request by $101,621 la recom Pointing out that the unenviable figuresoffer He or to surrender insurance an a Western duces bargain. Rio Grande person Denver lapse the ii in a tentative budget subthey mended financial situation in which many of a policy having accrued or increasing railroad reached a pointed out an agent who misrepremitted Wednesday to the board of in Oc peak high the states find themselves today is sents li is wun values in order to replace it facts to obtain business county cqpimissioners oy iiunn a. tober. establishing this month as one due Diimarilv to bond issues and able to fine and Jail sentence other insurance, the agent is deemed oLAtae Sullivan, county auditor. of the in the other forms of indebtedness, George history are largest law. of the 'Life insurance premiums violating guilty Budget requests from the various road, it was announced Wednesday Srjalding. of Denver, tax com mis departments would have totaled by A. J. Cronln. assistant general tkmer of the Mountain States Tele or approximately $100,000 nhone and Telegraph company, de freight and passenger agent at Salt more than the funds expected from Lake. elared that Utah occupies an envl-h- ii revenue of the year. the estimated nosltion in this respect in so During the month 13.489 cars of Largest Cat Recommended far as intermountaln states are con freight were loaded, compared with 11.857 cars In October. 1827, Mr. earned. For Sherif Department. Cronln reported. Mr. Spalding's discussion of taxes The largest cut recommended In the and tax trends was elven at This represents freight originating the auditor's budget is that for the of the luncheon In Utah and does not include many weekly members' sheriff's department. The request ' more thousands of carloads delivered ' of commerce. chamber 1 was for $170,805, Of $29,475 more than DISTRICT DISmCr -citito D. W. the & O. R. to be the should connecting by gratifying It r in the 1928 budget. The auditor's WA CAPttH. J.W.B0UD lines. Due to Increased handling fa zens of Utah." he said, "to realize recommendation is that the amount .. Copt. cilities, the road has received a much that of all the states in the mountain Capt. be the same as for 1928. has indebtedness volume of and Utah and business, Goldwater princi' the President greater International territory, For the poor fund the request was Billinpsley reduction in comparative pally California fruit, from the West- shown for $363,995.87. which, the auditor recem Pacific than last year, it is stated. of SOUTH of False FIRST Found Guests SOUTH figure for 1923 and 1922." fAST ommends should be cut by $29,120.67 City Guilty Secretary ' The completion of the Church Farm I I so that the amount will be the same oiYAicTX t"i UvStAier Big Business Would dock with its large icing freight yard as for 1928. Other cuts recommendCW PRICE . Over Thursday. V.UMBOM Liquor Testimony. . Fall If Ban Like State. and the line improvements over the ed included: County fire department, D. Si R. G. W. have greatly Increased In concluding his speech, which $15,000; treasurer, $6000. C SECOND SOUTH g the road s capacity. was illustrated by charts and graphs. Sullivan Suggests Two" perjury convictions growing O. Sam Cummingj, of Kansas City, Mr. cronln attributes Octobers DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT C Mr. Spalding said: Means of Raising Money. W V WIEOANO out of the sensational Bllllngsley substantia Increase to heavier ship "No corporation or large business Mo., international president or ments of livestock, vegetables, fruit, Copt. Copt. concern could possibly be operated In asking for a cut on the poor T and Fred C. W. Parker, in- chicken ranph liquor conspiracy trials A. ,.!' TTTTaTo fund. Mr. Sullivan said that while he .with any degree of financial safety ternational secretary, will arrive in last spring were obtained in federal coaVore and bullion. SOUTH 6TM2 on over Increases the been recorded have without closer supervision felt that an increase was desirable, DISTRICT Income and outgo of monies than is Salt Lake Thursday afternoon to at- court Wednesday in record time, and the Utah lines during the last six he favored some way of raising the STRICT 7tA .5 mill levy allowed by law for char- now exercised In some of our political tend a dinner for all clubs in the a third man. indicted on a like months over the same months of Copb is Mr. last confi and Cronln itv year, subdivisions. The publication of the Utah-Idah- o 7 charge, was placed on trial before to A.. be held at PAYNE A district, SOUTH dent that .1928 will ring up a new high His letter. said in part: reports showing the financial condimark lor freight business. tion is delayed so long that the in p. m. at the Hotel Utah. They will court adjourned. "I feel it my duty again to attempt m. leave 1:35 and M. at were p. com reach Phil Those found guilty Ogden to place financing of the charity deformation is almost useless lor shortly thereafter for Salt Lake. Ooldwater, former undercover agent naratlve rjumoses. partment on an even keel and cease FIFTH ana SOUTH Mrs. Mrs. Both for federal discover to that the unusual cummlngs prohibition depart "It is not financing this department through huswill their were or who H. R. accompany Parker tne and ment, a Bllllngsley, faint states have conception the general fund. amount of their delinquent taxes. bands to the Bait Lake meeting. alleged to harve perjured themselves "I understand there Is a waiting It was originally planned by the in testimony given when called as States should adopt as rapidly as list of persons whose conditions are nossible a standardized method of Ogden Klwanls club to entertain the government witnesses in the consuch that they should obtain help spiracy case involving D. C. Miller from the county, but I insist that we accounting. Until this is done it is national officers at luncheon Thurs tmnrnsible to make nroner comnarl day, but due to the lateness of their and others. must find someway of increasing the be method of will to After this deferred, as arrival their mey sons among states Bllllngsley's completion poor fund levy before this can be DISTRICT "E' of collections and disbursements of will be taken on a tour of Ogden and case, Elmo Cunningham went to done." Ogden canyon and will be brought to trial. revenue. AT. BURTON Goldwater and Billlngsley will be Salt Lake late in the afternoon by Studies Made Hastily DISTRICT Copt motor. sentenced by Judge Tillman D. JohnKiProminent Salt Lake Busison Saturday morning. It is expected more than 400 Generally Unsatisfactory. J. H. M COWAN re-- 1 0JSTRCT In Ooldwater's case an affidavit "Studies made by hastily formed wanlans. representing all the clubs in .jr.. ted ness Man Succumbs to committees, associated with civic Utah and Idaho, will be in attend- was Introduced in which he testified J.LREYN0L0SS bodies, are generally unsatisfactory ance at the dinner. Mr. Cummlngs that .Miller had told him he was pay CaoL and Mr. Parker will be the principal ing 17.50 a day to two men in the and their findings misleading. have been com Attack of Pneumonia. Arrangements "It is becoming more and- more es speakers at a program which is be- county jail serving sentences for vio pleted by student officers of the law. the oold of ing arranged. prohibition sential to have taxpayers- associafor a pep rally to Utah lating University Mr. Cummlngs was the first execu water denied that he had made such be held at a local theater Fridav tions created. These associations Heber J. Romney, 70, prominent tive secretary of Klwanls interna- an affidavit when called at Miller's should be formed and function on night, preceding the football game Salt Lake business man and president between the Utah team and Brie- statewide basis in order that the dis- tional, having Joined the organiza- trial as a government witness. 1917. in An affidavit signed by BUlingsley of the George Romney & Sons comham Young university Saturday. semination of intelligent information tion at Chicago work Klwanls Mr. with to Miller Parker's had offered A group of B. Y. U. students have could' reach all the people inter charging that pany, died late Wednesday night at been especially Invited by President began on July I. 1921, immediately get him protection from the sheriff's his home, 122 C street, of bronchial estcd." after the Cleveland convention, office for $1500 a month to run a 250- - pneumonia. Mr. Romney had been Douglas Wood to attend the rally, which he attended. At that time gallon still was introduced in SEVENTEENTH SOUThT and a program of songs and yells will ill about a week, but death came unKlwanls consisted of 533 clubs . and case. Bllllneslcv had testi be presented. Pianists of the school expectedly. nnn 1 ii fied that the lfttller on trial was not will accompany the men's glee club At the time of his death he was a 1750 were clubs the same man he referred to in the director In the ber 1, 1928, there in music numbers, and the crlrl'a III M Lumber Romney DISTRICT 6 members. and 102,000 affidavit. quartet will sing. company, a director in the Mount H.W.PORTB. Following the rally a hture snake Nebo Marble company and a director The cihr treasury was enriched m dance will pass through the downin the Deseret Building society. He . Capt. 325 Wednesday as the result of a J town streets. Arrangement hav L wa the eklestaii of. AV4 1rwn 44).' 4h."MhHHMi.b. George Romney and was. born in oance uus ana traiiio will be under Lehi May 10, 1858, at the time of the when Judge John H. Morgan fined control during Its progress., Mormon exodus. He was brought the seven defendants in an arraign back to Salt Lake by his parents ment that lasted less than a minute. wlthlp a few weeks and had lived here The defendants were scheduled to - to ever since. gtrial, after having entered pleas He is survived by two sons, George of not guilty, but they changed their Soma Forced Down, Others Four Accused of Gaining Vic R. Romney of Salt Lake and Heber pleas on arraignment ana stooa Confidence and Then J. Romney. Jr., of California, and Return; Schedule Will Be Ahead ready for sentence. Campaign Straight five daughters. Mrs. Jane R. CrawAl Burns, proprietor of the parlor. J. D. Parker, supervisor of the ' Normal Him." Thursday. ford. Mrs. R. Robbing Irene Coulam. Mrs. was iinea fidv; jonn a. rowu. who health and safety of mines and Filled With Meeting Clarice R. Mrs. R. James. Rose was charged with having a half pint miners of the western coast," has asMitchell, all of Salt Lake, and Mrs. was of moonshine on his person,sumed a like, responsibility in the AIRPORT. Salt Lake. S to rm t Detective Maxwell James Talk. and Kate R. Sorenson of Seven Peppy on each Ogden. fined $30. and the others $5 intermountaln country, it was anarea Deputy Sheriff J. B. Clowes of Den- brothers and eight sisters also surnounced Wednesday by Dr. D. A. charges of resorting to a disorderly throughout the Intermountaln ver arrived in Salt Lake Wednesday vive. The brothers are Orson D. house. They were Nick Brown. Pred Wednesday prevented airmail deliv to Lyon, head of the local bureau of return three men and two women Romney, W. S. Romney. George E. mines. Mr. Parker has installed of Smith, J. N. Hillstrom, O. Johnson eries into Salt Lake. The Varney to Denver on Pep! charges of grand lar Romney, Reuben Romney. Raymond and M. W. Parker. fices was in the new mines building at the from the Pasco, Wash., There was "nothin' else but" at the Beck Street Bus Substitution plane ceny. They were accompanied by Romney, all of Salt Lake; George Students at L. D. S. Arrange oi utan. only machine which succeeded in Fred J. Ash of Denver, who is said Romney, university In of volunteers of charge Walgreat rally Jr., Burley, Idaho, and and Revised Schedules to The new official is cooperating braving the storms and landing here to have been the victim of the five ter Parade Street commerce Friday of chamber the Los "Straight of Romney Angeles. with the state Industrial commission with it load of mall. Only part of prisoners. Ahead in '29" campaign held WedVal Verda Asked. The sisters are Mrs. Ellen R. and Program. of Utah, state mine Inspectors and . the mail troin Montana, carried by who were arrested Schofield, Mrs. Mary R. Ross, Mrs. noon at the chamber in preThe prisoners, nesday a National Parks Airway plane, came here November 9 by mine operators of the state. Motorcycle Of Georgian paration for the opening of the drive Brain, all of Salt Lake, Mr. Parker is a graduate of the . through. Deficer Sherman Falkenrath and to discontinue a part Mrs. and Permission Monday. Clara Mrs. Ella Thorpe. anniverd Ex the Western Air eastbound The Marking Polytechnic Institute, and tective J. J. Brown, gave their names Brain, Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, Mrs. On stipulation of state and defense John F. Bowman, general of its street car service on Beck Alabama Mayor on Los machine left studied at Harvard. Since leaving Angeles as Jack Leonard, 25; J. C. Turner, 23; Kate R. Stewart and Mrs. Ardclla sary of the school, students of the in charge of the campaign, and Rus- counsel, the first degree murder trial press service there- school, he has had thirteen years bus storms street, forced the the but substituting schedule, of will eelebrate Foun- sel Richards, chairman of the pro for? and to revise schedules for bus of Claude Blackburn, charged with L. D. O'BrtenrSrr Bnbe Rudloff, 21, Baliantyne, all of Los Angeles. to return. It Is expected that Jerry mining experience. practical 21. and all the slaying of Lola Nelson at Bing- plane exhibited the O'Brien, Betsy gram committee, Mr. a filled of the mission feature for Centerville ders' day Friday. The Romney to Val Verda and airmail dllveries will continue on Ash told Salt Lake officers that the the L. D. 8. church to rualities of generals in command of service ham, May 30, was continued until schedule from will be a color sought by the Utah Light & TracU' Freshmeri Try Out Thursday. through prmies, awaiting men and women gained his confi- 1880 to 1882. In 1883 heEngland next Monday, when the case was the "zero hour" of is filed married Miss day business section parade of the city by i dash over the top, together with tion company in an application the dence in Denver, got him intoxicated Kate Miller, who died thirty-on- e called Wednesday in District Judge utilities For Debate November 23 the with public Wednesday L. B. Wight s court, and then robbed him. After taking years ago. To them three sons and students of tne school, all bearing L. the ginger of college cheer leaders. 1 l , commission. his ours $85 could sell ice automobile and The continuance was granted after K of he "The S. D. balloons I said, mayor and pennants. Ml keys, five were born, one son The application asks permission to a US KJltSV Debate tryouts for freshmen at the lata anil Mr.nu llnmADt nIH Ihw the quintet stole the car and drove it dyingdaughters The celebration will open at 9 a. m. to Eskimos." declared one of the vol in France. He married Miss discontinue street ear service be- University of Utah will be held Frito Salt Lake. had not completed preparations. Lena Bergstrom in 1899 and she sur- Friday, when flag ceremonies will be unteer officers after Mayor Bowtween Warm Springs and Terminal day. November 23. it was announced observed by the students. Following man's rousing talk on civic vives him. during the nonrush hours of the day, Wednesday by Melvin Ridges, who Railroad Seeks Permit Funeral arrangements will be an the ceremonies, a program in assemas between 9 will nave which are of the frosh this The mayor announced that the a. m. and 4designated will be prenounced later. block, bly temple hall, m. and between 7 p. year. Mr. charge p. To Abandon Its Line Ridges has been an outworkers is volunteer of be sented. Addresses will made by organization 9 p. m., and to operate busses m. and standing member of the varsity As the offi F. Y. Pox, president of the school, practically complete. 1112 between Bountiful and Warm Springs squad for the past two years, and to Shoe. Shop Proprietor Calls c for permission Application and James E. Talmage. The musical cers' "training manual" he urged These hours. those nonrush was chosen by Coach Herbert Maw to during Police When Three Tty abandon its line of railroad was filed program will be under the direction complete familiarity with the book- busses also would render service to handle the first-yeforensic artists. Strong sentiment against parallel with the public utilities commission, which has been compiled re- Val Verda at least five in let William and H. of Durham George ts trips a day. The question selected for the parking on Mam street is Indicated Alleged Swindle. sults of the chamber's seven years Wednesday by the St. John 6i Ophlr a orchestra and school The Lym. to also dis Permission is sought is: "Resolved, That the Use of by incomplete returns from a poll Railroad company. The road was And he continue of national 200 voices will of mixed chorus advertising. par Bounti between service bus on the question being conducted built in 1913 to haul ore from the especially stressed his pleasure over ful and Centerville during the non the Indeterminate Sentence by the ticipate. Too sharp for sharpers. Albert E. among members of the Utah State Courts Should Be Condemned." mines in Ophir canyon to the railthe students comments by business leaders and rush hours, except for the Following parade one trip about Noelte. f hoe Automobile association.- Half of the repair road. Records of the company say will give school yells and songs at others on the success of the 1928 adout Nine of fourteen of school noon the each and Wed174 SCOUT LEADERS ENTERTAINED. 1000 South West except street. members Sundays Seventh of the association day have the line has been operated at a loss districts from which the state school Social Hall square and will proceed vertising. holidays. Twenty-thre- e district leaders of the since 1919. Since 1922 the company nesday caused the arrest of three al- to date cast their votes. to be to the office church office lias building rereceived school census A committee consisting of L. M. Final Preparation Salt Lake council. Boy Scouts of has suffered a net revenue operating leged swindlers. The men. who gave Klays show greeted by President Heber J. Grant To Be Made Friday. their names as Alfred Nadler, 28; Oilman. E. M. Ledyard and B. W. turns during tha last loss of $22,000 a year, it was stated. their and America, partners, were enof the workers this year than in pre and members of the first presidency. Cohen, Musser has been appointed by the di- slight increases over the school popAbandonment of the line has been Samuel Butts. 28, andto Morris balRichards disclosed that vious campaigns. He also expressed tertained Wednesday night at the Chairman and Fifteen blue hundred ulation of gold a while the other year.aga sell Noelte a rectors of the association to conduct authorized by the interstate com- 30, had attempted the final preparations for the har- gratification over the response so far Scout wigwam in Mill Creek canyon. five districts repjstf feses in the loons will be freed at the greeting. the investigation on' parallel D. E. Hammond, scout executive, was merce commission and the same per- bundle of 74 rabbit skins. which will be vest of dollars with which tot boost received to the mall appeal. After luncheon, sc hool pojftjia tion Nadler shoe and the Butts, repair mission Is desired from the state, All workers will be urged to attend in charge. Districts reporting the increases served in the Lion house, a program the city and state will be made at a came man into his store with said, utilities commission. a "mcr on Dreagiasc at me cham will be held on the roof garden of luncheon Friday noon at the chamwere Beaver, Cache, Washington, SPEEDER FINED 115. the bundle of skins. Later Cohen ber of commerce at S o'clock Mon Smith memorial building.' A ber Of ommerce. Similar talk are exF ie of $15 was Imposed on Leslie Iron, Wnyne, Granite. Murray. Piute the dropped in and offered the two $25 Annual Red Cross Roll All workers in the campaign will day morning. Final instructions and day evening. to be given each night for for the lot. Noelte said they then at- Youngberg in Judge John H. Tan- and North Summit. Those reporting Founders' day dance will be held on be pected will talks be Results Bowman of of the following week. at the pep given. guests Mayor Call Drive Well Under Way tempted to pass off the skins on No- ner's court Wednesday when he the losres in school population were the roof garden in the evening. luncheon and at that time definite the. daily solicitations will be ren President Fox and Jerry Jones, stuOther preparations for the cam- ' elte, who ordered them out of his pleadpd guilty to a charge of speed- Daggett, Tooele. South Sanpete. at luncheons at variof the in location workers the the are , ported daily in charge and Wasatch. The following dent body president, paign Include: - ing. Eleven other traffic cases were The annual Red Cross roll call store and summoned the police. chamber. ous be made will districts and or prosarrangements. An appeal to ministers of the city The men were arrested by Motor- called, with five forfeiting S3 bail, table gives a comparison of the numcrive 10 ennst low persons in tne The celebration will commemorate pect cards distributed. Thus every- Preliminary Talks to give "Know Utah" talks from their of school children In each of ths national organization from Salt cycle Officer C. H. Olsen, who learned two othrs being sentenced to pay $1 ber in be will readiness for then of the Novemthe thing school, founding districts named this year with the , pulpits next Sunday. Lake county is well under way, D. the liren.se number of the automo- fine each and the others gaining conber 15. 1886. a hen the first L. D. 8. the formal opening of the campaign Over Radio Planned. exercises at the football Civic number in 1927: bile from Noelte. tinuance of their cases. Howe Moffat, chairman, said Wededucational radio game day Preliminary class Monday morning. of met students Univercollege 193" eightv between the !?. A number of captains and lieunesday. The drive is to be carried on talks under the direction of the sity ofSaturday is Utah and Brigham Young jyt in Social hall Willard Done was the tenants until Thanksgivln Cch are bureau of their the chamber, speakers' first already canvassing president of the college. university, with Mayor Bowman 1M Damrtt lis Appointment of five subchairmen districts. Mr. Richards said, indicat- which are expected to smooth the scheduled on the advertising Cartoon to S4j was announced by Mr. Moffat. They less time will be required way of the solicitors, will begin Fri- - drive between talk that ing Firm Oranlt Boston Publishes halves. 80 . are Mrs. C. Evers, Magna and GarIron JT7 3tm , of motion picture the- Cooperation Murrir ism field: Henry Hurren, Riverton and Utah Students' Plays aters in showing booster films. North Summit S02 , sis Bingham; Mrs. Oliver Jensen. Holli-daPiul U, Sl In attendance at Wednesday and Derail Watts and C. H. AnScnth Sanpete 27 plays written by ?i Seven one-ameeting besides Mayor Bowman and , derson, Murray. Tol ;m) former students of play writing un;si Mr. Richards, were N. C. Ellis and E. 170 ,1772 f..... It may have looked like snow and portod Wrdursday at the office of H. wiirh E. Brazier, program committee; C. Wiimncton ;sm der Professor B. Roland Lewis o fit he jo West High School Plans felt like enow Wednesday, but J. Cecil K. Burton, s. nt of been of have Utah ;?3 M. University Ball and A. 8. Brown, colonels; superintendent 7ij Alter, the weather man. ha preR. H. Ash worth and Dr. Oeorge A. srouped in "URersity of Utah Dance to Celebrate Victory dicted SILT LAKERS for not BANKRUPT. snow, Thursdav rain, Mr. Burton said that six inches of Plays," publication of which was an Allen, majors; J. W. Boud, R. P. The scattering flakes that fell In snow was already on the ground and Two voluntary petitions In 'bank- nounced Wednesday by Boston pub- Tabulation of the official canvass ulatkm. Thus far, the workers have Lamborn. W. V. Wiegand. J. H. West high school's victory dance, the city Wednesday probably were that an eleven-inch were , fall reported iar ruptcy filed in United States lii.herv to Wednesday indicated no great completed the tabulation in the first McCowan. A. T. Burtah, W. A. Carto cr lebraie the winning of the st from the storm which covered the the Those w hose plays appear in th up district court Wednesday. Leo B, S. W. Tooke, Arter. C. W. period football game, will be given Fri- city's uatershecf near Brighton, variance from the unofficial district and second precincts, part of the thur Kuhn. Price, The official forecast for Thurviav Solomon, a Salt La'ie laborer, listed book are Althea Thurston. 8ara E. R. Payne, J. L. Reyand of third the fourth. mct in Ra:nbow the nU:ht it day gardens, city's watershHl near Bnghtmi. Late is: Unsettled. probab!y Utile liabilities of 5934 19 and assets of Keener. Edwin Stoker. OLve Wool-le- election returns, said Alonao Maekay. The work of the can- nolds. H. W. Porte, captains; Franka, was Wednesday by Dick Wednesday night snow mas reported change in temperature." rain; IlliOO. He claimed exemption on ail Sara Wiiliams and Douglas Cook county clerk, under whose direction vass is expectedcompleting to be finished by Moxeiy. David H. Thorn. E. O. in reirt?iitial sections of the city, Parry, student body president. his assets. Oscar Schrodder. a Salt Comedy, tragedy, farce have all the official tabulators are working. Clarence Peterson, George Saturday. Mr. Markay said. The Provo high school council. wh'.Je downtown a steady fall of rain Record Bnnit to Order. Co Pritiflng Lake plumber, gave hi llsbtiitie3 as betn Inrlud-- d in the plays. Th? book Nelson. A. P. Seitt, E. A. Shewe, Expectations are, Mr. Mackay said, hica is vlwiing the We?t hljrh a. in prigreM. ARROW PRFSS. 62 W. 2nd South st. ISU6:. and liyd of SI 14. of is ddicati-- d to fhe claws in Erjtluh that there will be no changes in re W. J. Karth, L R Morrison. John . RUMMAGE SALE. 10 o'clock "hiol Friday. iji be guilts of honor. S"fiileen Inches of snow it Book Caw. Desk Lamps, Blotters, i which he claimed 1 100 to be of ahieh Professor Lewis is. sult for the citv and countv mommi 112 E. Broadmav. James. George Llndholm and E. D The uv- - will begin at f p. m. Bnchlnn cl!v manrrhed wre re- i Advrt!ment. shown by the unofficial county tab- - i No ftnber IT. tAdv.) Ramaey, lieutenant. 1 t MAMS ID CONVICTED CLUBS PlflgfJ . r FOB PEHJUHY - 'J, ; -- T V' O lzX V'""' l-- FTN' t f r OT?iS. m ls, " S Capt Mill ntfiER Vf DIES SUDDENLY' 'D' Capt.. Students Plan Football Rally x no . Seven Violators lllf'fl milte I n -.- .J.. Denver PoliceAirmail Lines After Quartet Mines Safety Official Here tim's FOUNDERS' DAY - FETE PLANNED CHANGE SOUGHT IN CAR SERVICE Murder Trial Delayed Week forty-secon- n oh prllP I PI fllf Excites Suspicion Autoists Oppose Parallel Park School Districts Show Increases ar try-ou- ' . CEr-bo- '" Rain, Not Snow, Predicted for iti 1 y. Thursday, Says J. Cecil Alter . ... watcr-mork- We-Ee- twenty-four-ho- Official Canvass of Votes Shows No Change in First Tabulation ct j I i " i v. Vet-ter- awj 8at-urd- av f |