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Show THE TIMES-NEW- S, UTAH BUDGET SENATE APPROVES Cliford DERN LAND BILL Sflwt your enganemerlt rins; here. You'll be pleased the lady deli!itt. Many styles; all sizes: one quality-Hu- e. Keasuuable price. BOYD PARK JEWELERS BOYD PARK BLDG loo 3. LENGTHENS THE TERMS, OF PAYMENT FOR STATE LANDS IN UTAH. , MAIN STRfJtT Providing for State Real Estate Board Approved. Two Measures Approved, Nine Introduced in House in Hour. , Measure iltLS BILLS The Utah state senate had its first real busy day on Monday, January 24, when three measures were passed, after prolonged, debate, and fourteen bills were Introduced, eleven of which, reorwere In the group of ganization measures, having to do with the establishment of the state depart-h-n- t of finance and purchase, the cornerstone of the proposed structure of state gbvernment. Senator Dern's bill lengthening the terms of payment for state lands from ten to twenty years, was' finally passed. Senator Jenkins' bill, providing for a state real estate board, was passed after a lengthy discussion. The house concurrent resolution ask ing the Arizona legislature to take action In support of Use Arrowhead trail through Mohave county came Into the senate, and was. at once missed unani turned, hnvlnv heen mously, under suspension of the rules. Nine new. bills were Introduced In the house of representatives on January 24, and two house measures were passed. The session lasted but an hour, An attempt to amend the house rules to provide that all bills lay over one day, or one session, after being placed upon the calendar was defeated. . As a house steering committee to with a like committee iroin, the senate in steering the administration measures through both houses, Speaker Callister appointed Representatives McShane, Mills and Howell. The senate steering committee comprises Senators Peters, Jenkins and Jenson. House bill No. 1G, by Mills, providing for the storage of powder In the underground workings of mines, foi a hours, period longer than twenty-fou- r providing a permit is first secured industrial commission, from the was passed January 24. ' Of the nine measures thrown into the house hopper January 24, five are educational ' measures and emanate which from the special committee drew up bills at the Instance of tee governor. All affect the University of Utah and the Utah Agricultural college, and refer to' tuition, courses of of work bestudy and . tween the two institutions. .The members of the lower house of the Utah legislature did not take a holiday on Saturday, even though the atate senators had decided to rest for the day. Two measures were approved by the house, while four new measures made their appearance. House concurrent resolution No. 2, by Imlay", memorializing ihe legislature of the state of Arlzotia and Indorsing passage of a bill In the legislature of that state providing for the construction of th Arrowhead trail through Mohave county, Arizona, was passed under suspension of the rules. An emergency measure Introduced for the relief of the Uintah school district was passed. Of the four measures Introduced in the house January 22, one was that authorizing county commissioners to provide for the construction of walks and sewers. Another provides for the retirement of firemen eligible to pension at the age of 50 years Instead of 60, providing they have served for a period of twenty years. Another Kill would regulate Industrial camps and .pleasure resorts located near streams used for water supply, and the fourth would amend exlstiug statutes relating to he appointment of livestock Inspectors. Six new bills were Introduced, six were passed, one was defeated when a motion to strike the enacting clause passed unanimously and one more was reported favorably by the house of representative on January 21. In what was the lengthiest and busiest session aince the fourteenth legislature convened. . A board of chiropractic examiners would he established under the provisions of a bill Introduced by Representative Day, and sponsored by the Utah Chiropractors' association. 0 The bill woulif authorise and regulate the practice of chiropractic. The "reorganization hill," a part of the administration plan now In the bands of the legislators, Is one of several which have been submitted for Introduction In the senate. If the senators deem advisable. This particular measure contemplates reduction of the membership In the state board of land commissioners from five to one. Senator Jenkins of Salt Lake on January 21 introduced the first "reorganization bill" to corae before the senate during the present session. Senator Jenkins also Introduced two bills relating to insurance. Senator Harrison E. Jenkins of Salt Lake has Introduced' a bill designed to make th way of the automobile (hlef more difficult than It has been new heretofore. The bill provides regulations for the registration of automobiles, which will Intake proof of ownership necessary at the time of taking out an automobile license. d Frflnris.7'T7kP JllRoomsContinental .scientific rollfi BanK sSALTLAKtClTY'MTAM B'll,Snfo (pO","' WALKER'S BEAUTY PARLOR. Switch transformations worth tit for $8.50. Switches worth J7.50 for $5, by mail. Cut 20 South Main. aample from center of head. CLEANERS ft DYERS. Service. luality. Clothes insured. Work guaranteed. Wt pay return postage. Price list on request. Myers Cleaners V Dyers, 114 E. Broadway. Dry Cleaning by Parcel Post. 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Western Creamery Co.. 244 W. Fourth South. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS e. Daynes-BeebEverything known in music Salt Lake City. HATS Write for prices. Return chances prepaid. Smythe Hat Factory, 116 E 2 S. POULTRY BOUGHT For best results ship poultry, eggs and game to Fulton Mkt. Correct weight. Prompt returns. Write for prices. ILDSMOB1LE DISTRIBUTORS. Cars ft trucks. Used car bargains. A. E. Tourssen, 447 S. Main. Piston Rings cure your motor troubles. Gill i'laton King Co.. IS East Fourth .South RUBBER HOSPITAL. We cure injured rubber articles. Boots. Shoes. Hot Water bottles. Tires, Tubes, etc Satisfaction Return charges prepaid. Western guaranteed. Rubber Sales Co.. 134 E. Broadway. Salt Lake. ELASTIC 8focklNG1 MFR8. . Manufacturers abdominal. Maternity supporters. Truss titters. S. H. Bowmar Co.. Brooks Arcade. WELDING, AUTO RADIATORS ft Machinery built and repaired. Best and cheapest. Potter Welding A Repairing Co., 561 South State. Gtll LTd7 s. busine s sc o ll e g e. 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Qualify as 'barber in few weeks. i S. West Temple Street. THIS EMBROIDERY" SHOP. 384 Clift Bldg. Hemstitching, pleating, machine and hand embroidering, buttons made, spert bead work. seT Unequal Losses. Frederick was bitting onthe curb, crying, when Uilly came along and asked him what was the matter. "(h. I feel so hud 'cause Major's dead my Dice old collie!" sobbed Frederick. "KhuckH!" said Hilly. "My grandmother's been dead a week and you don't catch me crying." Frederick Rave his eyes and nose a wipe with his hand and, looking up t Hilly, nobbed despairingly: "Yes. but you didn't raise your grandmother from a ,mp." Harper's Magazine. Her Advice. fellows who . He was one of those thought he could do anything, an opinion Khared by sotnfi Of his frlendH. "I can't deride whether to go In for painilng or poetry," he remarked one evening to the young lady he bored with hiM vain chatter. "Id go In for painting If I were you." replied the girl. "Then you've seen some of my . painting?" "Oh, no." he told him. cruelly. "But me of your poetry."- I've beard Somebody Been Rubbering. , Tbey always told us that giving her he ballot would tend to broaden a woman's Intelligence and already we s)e many more woolen stockings oo Cold days than we did last year. Ohio State Journal. A Hopelef Case. And whr Is he here?" we Inquired. topping In front of pnddpd cell. No. 44. "He was a politician and when he finally got In office he really tried rarry out his campaign pipages. the attendant Judge. st-at- , Thurman, aged 27, was drowned while, In the bathing pool at Beck's Hot Springs, near Suit Lake. John Sulamica, 18 years of age, und Eddie White, 18 years of age, were arrested at Salt Lake, charged with having robbed a store at Ogdeu on 10. January schools in Cache county, comprising the entire school system of the dlstrkt, are being Inspected for the preliminary scoring in the clean school contest. J. C. Henager of Salt Lake was reelected president of the Utah State I&e Keepers' association at the closing session of the annual atate convention held In Salt Lake. for 15,000 new (members . The drive for the farm bureaus of the state is being launched, according to Donald D. McKay, president of the Utah State Farm bureau, at Huntsville. As a protection against "vandalism, the Logan postofflce will hereafter be closed at 8 o'clock each night and open, the following morning when the first mall clerk arrives on the Job. . Mrs. N. Sophia 'Engstroin of Bingham City was found dead In her bed, without her having passed away family knowing that- she was ill, except for a slight Indisposition the day previous. The total value of new buildings and additions begun at Salt Lake during 1920 amounted to $3,830353, compared with $4,060,496 during 1919, according to data compiled by the city building t inspector. Keports from the poisoning campaign being waed in the western part of Boxelder county for the purpose of exterminating jack rabbits are to the effect that It Is progressing most satisfactorily. Alfalfa meal Inay be shipped to Montana now on condition that the shipper first has obtained a permit to make such a shipment from the office of the state crops and pests commission, at the state capitol. The proprietors of the various meat markets of Brigham City have combined to install a community abattoir and packing house, thus eliminating the present system of each market purchasing and killing Its own meat. While confined in the county jail at Salt Lake pn charge of petty larceny, Lou Tanner Is charged with having forged several checks on various Institutions in Salt Lake and to have given them to a friend to cash. That Huntsville is not to be outdone by Eden iu the matter of having a waterworks system for the community, is evidenced by a meeting held at Huntsville, which was attended by many representative men and women. William and Kalph Thompson, cousins, 15 years of age, narrowly escaped death from gas which escaped from a heater they failed to turn off when they retired at Ogden. They were found lu an unconscious condition. Following a ruuaway In which his wife was injured, Leonard Thomas, of Salt Lake, tied up his team while he took his wife home in a borrowed rig. Upon returning for the teau he found someone had stolen the harness from the horses. Traced tfirough the sale of slain man's automobile, Harry Nash, fancy roper und expert pistol shot, has been arrested at Los Angeles on suspicion of being the .murderer of Martin Schwab, of I'aysou, who was killed near Flagstaff, Arizona. The Lehl sugar factory ' finished slicing beets last week. During the 111 days of the campaign the tnill cut 110,000 tons of beets, averaging about 1000 tons per day. About 40,000 tons were shipped from Salt Lake, Boxelder and Wasatch counties. Senator King has introduced a bill ' to pay the muklng appropriations clalnis of various settlers on leased lands of the Uintah Indian reservation who sustained losses through the failure of the Irrigation project to provide them with ample water last season. Agitation for the, preservation of Utah's bison herd on Antelope Island continues to grow, Instead tf diminish, aince commercialized slaughter of the animals started. From Nashville, Tenn.g comes a request for price quotations on an "outright sale of the entire herd. , EstImL..ed cost for projected road construction and maintenance In Utah during 1021 and 1922 is placed nt within the stifle If the bill Is nbt passed by congress. If this bill does pass, the expenditure Within this state, providing Utah does her part, will be a total of $3,237,080. At the request of Governor Mubey offlitra who have been active In of the prohibition laws met In conference with him at the state capitol January 18, the conference befng for the purpose of acquainting the governor with the plans and methods now In use for the enforcement of the law. Potatoes were grown on 17,000 acres In Utah In 1920, with a yield of 194 bushpls per acre, a total production of 3,298.000 bushels and a value December 1 of $2,(V(S.0(K), or 80 cents per bushel, as compnrrn with $1.37 per Thirty-tw- o bushev In 1919. The finished prod dot of Utah cen'ent riant vjll reach $3.r00,000; flour mills $2,000,000; knitting factories and woolen mills. $1,500,000; packing plants, ?!,ooo.Ooo; $."00,000; snlt, hnkf-te- s, $.1,fiO(,(MK); leather goods, brick and other building blotka uud tiling, $7,000,000. NEPIII, UTAH. Inter-Mounta- in Editorial Hilites Fulol Selected for Western Newspaper Union Service by R. A. C. and C. B. W. Unless you see the name "Bayer" on tablets, you arai not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians few 21 years, and proved safe by millions, Say "Bayer"J There's oue thing that can't go up too much, and that Is higher education. Gartlnervllle (Nev.) Record-Courie- r. To better the chances of some family making a living In your community 13 a worthier cause then any political Enteragitation. Hphruiui . (Utah) prise. The new administration will have a lot of office furniture to sell, undam- aged except for the spur marks on the desks. Nampa (Idaho) Free Press. The complete returns fchow SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an "unbroken package" of fenukie "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin," which contains proper directions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheumatism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and pain generally. Strictly American 1 that 16,639,378 people voted for Mr. Harding, and it Is feared that there will not be offices enough for all of them. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost (rat a few cento Larger packages. Aaptrta la lb trmds mark or Bsrsc MaaulMtwr at MoaoaoeUcacldsstsr of BaUlerllctMM Winnemuccu (Nev.) Star. The Life of a Song. Doctors are now able to make a "This music dealer advertises that dead man's heart beat after he Is dead. They'd better start practising TWo Loving Hearts In a Little Bungaon a few of the dead ones who low' Is a song that will live forever." "What does he mean by that?" haven't yet died. Emmett (Idaho) "About six months." Birmingham Examiner. g Age-Heral- What are called bandits with licenses in cities are thieves who to disguise their operations secure licenses to drive taxis. Hut are they sure that It is entirely a misnomer? Goldfleld (Nev.) Tribune. While California is baking in weather and keeping many of the doctors busy caring for the puny, Gunnison is making and citizens' in cold, clear and crisp weather. Gunnison (Utah) News. d A New Gat, A new gas. has been developed from the manufacture of alcohol which can be compressed to 3,500 pounds to the square inch and stored safely In steel tanks. Would Be Plenty. toreadors are on strike for a higher wage. There Is talk, we unweek. derstand, of a Spanish six-bu- ll WtaattoDto tor The mirror business ought to be mighty good, now tjint a lot of legislative halls, council chambers, Jury rooms, business offices, city halls, etc., have to be fitted up to take care of women members. Elko (Nev.) Free Press. Profitable Business. In the swamps of Florida the hunt Ing of "bee trees" Is a profitable business. Record of wild honey deposits of more than 300 pounds In hollow trees has been noted. The trees ara located by hunters who follow that flight of the bees. It requires keen eyesight and a compass. " . IflDM Take a good dose of Carter's Little Liver Pills then take 2 of 3 for a few nights after. They cleanse your system of all waste matter CARTER'S raiTTi-- E and Regulate Your Bowels. Mild as easy to jjlVER PILLS take yaCxC aS SUgar. Genuine bear tlgnaturt Small Pill. Small Dose. Small Price. The city of Chicago has sued the A J Trlbuus for $10,000,000 libel. G'wan! LEFT THE HONORS BALANCED NOT "TRENCH" OF BAYONETS There ain't that much money In the Had by No Means True Story of Famous Incident at world, and if there was, no newspaper College President the Best of "Guessing" Contest Verdun, Which French Bravery would have it. And how could anyHe Which Has Made Immortal. Began. Brig-Citbody libel Chicago, anyway? (Utah) Journal. The president of an Indiana college The scaffolding has now been taken In ja talk to teachers told them that down from the monument over the faTennessee Is now talking of chloromous 'Trench of the Bayonets" at teachers did not wish to be formed Sundays an Utah is going to many as teachers, and in an effort Verdun which President Millerand has stage a fight over the cigaret and its to illustrate his remark told the fol- inaugurated. But the term "trench" big brothers, the pipe and cigar. lowing experience he had: Is a misnomer. The true story la These are but ripples from the big "I was traveling West last sum- this: splash that took place when the na- mer," he said, "and met on the train Fifty-sevesurvivors of two Breton tional beer keg upset. Twin Falls an attractive young woman. In a battalions were holding the line there, (Idaho) Times. casual way I asked her where she not In a trench, but in a series of school. She hastily replied: shellholes, nearly regularly spaced and The weather still continues. One taught " 'Why, how do you know that I aligned.- - The men were so packed that night this week the temperature teach school?' " when any were wounded they were undropped to 12 below and we had one "Presently I said: 'What do you able to full down, while for security clear day. The weather man then teach?' I had simply guessed she was they held their rifles, with fixed bay 'threw the machinery into reverse a teacher, and later found out that onets In the air. gear and we have had snow mostly she was" a teacher of romance lanDuring the whole of June 11, 12 and since, with a heavy fall Wednesday. guages in the East. In an effort to 13, 1916, a terrible artillery duel raged The snow level now stands at abou get even with me, I presume, she round them. Caught between the R2 inches. McCall (Idaho) Star. said : French and German barrage fires, one " 'And what do you suppose I took by one the men died, while the burstYoung man, It is all very nice to fly you for?" ing shells buried them under waves of " 'Well,' I said, I really don't know. tom-uhigh and have everything you hanker ground. When the scene could be visited all that remained was a for, and all that, but take It from u What was it?"' " 'An undertaker,' she retorted." that If you do not work and save now line of bayonets protruding from the while you have youth and strength. In ground. Continental Edition of the London Mail. A Surprise. later years when you are old you will become a public or private charge A boy, after growing up, Is always and dependent, which Is often worse greatly surprised to find thnt the memDiscriminates. death. Logan (Utah) Journal. bers of a brass band don't play for Scene Little Mary taking a huge the fun of It. mouthful of orange. All the human being requires In nn Mother (horrified) Why, Mary, emergency Is food, clothing and shelCharacter Is a diamond that don't swallow that whole. Little ter Idaho supplies them ail meat, scratches every other stone. Bartol. hole? I'ena Mary What i . State Troth. vegetables and grain for food ; wool for clothing ; brick, stone and lumber Canals of a total of more than for shelter, to say nothing of firemiles are In use In England.. Your setbneks Rhould set your teeth. wood for fuel and plenty of water-powe- r to run mills, light homes and furnish heat for household cooking. Boise (Idwho) Statesman. ? ' :L' X,, y n p . tln m , ; If the people don't get their clock all set at the sume time so we can tell what time is the right time, we'll have a heck of a time some of these times timing ourselves when we want to be on time nt some certain time to take a train If it's on time or we may be there ahead of time and have to wait some time before train time. nave time Whnt you? rayette (Jduho) Enterprise. At any rate, O'Cullaghnn accomplished the purpose for which he violated American laws. He made his little speech and can now go home-depo- rted, if that Is what the present state and labor departments desire to call It. While his Impudence Is not condoned In the least, one cannot but admire the effrontery of a s scrapper who can tell the and savants at V ashlngton where to head In. And thon we say we have Intelligent laws and official competency! I'ocatello (Idaho) Tribune. r O II' '' O A EVERAOX bald-heade- Veas (Nev.) 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