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Show • 'APPROVAl GIVU THEJORDANJOURNAL,MIDVALE,UTAH ILEONARD TO wAIT !THUNDER MUFFLED 1 RING FANS' CALL 1 STRIKE TERMS! BY FAlliNG SNOW : BINGHAM I I Will Fight Rocky Kansa;:, ·when Publi c Den1ands. I j MINERS TURN TO TASKS I Turning out a FlaP" Will DPnny Leonar d, retired lf~ht· jack breakfast for a wc!ght C"hampion of the world, tight OESPI TE DEATH OF LOVED ONES, wintry-a ppetite CRUSH ED HOMES AND LOSS family is no work at Rocky Kansas of Duffalo , who rec .. nt· all for mother. All THEY CARRY ON Jy w~n the title of chall'pi on 1'rorn she does is add a lit• .Timmy Goodrk h, also of Bn\falo , wintie water or milk and Suspen sion Brough t To C!os~ fl.f ocr of the Xew York lightwe ight tour· "<li:-! s Are Delayed And Commu n:c<. bake on a hot griddle. Fiv:l Months and 17 Days; D':;. ney to determ ine a suecess or to Leon· No fuss! No bother! ~n Destroy ed By Worst Blizzar d 1 I Check Shows 39 or 40 Killed cUsf! For Four Hours On ard? And what a breakfast! Of Winter ; Drifts Hold Up and More Than 200 Affecte d New Wag.~ Report~ ha w• hE't'n l'<ent out from by Disaste r. Relief Fund is Traffic Kew York to the effPct that Leonar d Moving Forwar d. would meet Kan.;as In an open air show in Kew York !lome time durin~ ScrlU'lton, Pa. - Anthra citu m.n.I: C 1 c. go.- A cold wave that assam· tid' eoming :<nmmer. after an i<lle-ness of five months and. ed blizzard proport Dingh m c~nyon. Undaun ted by ions in the Rocky Denny at the present time Is makB<'Vef'tf~n day!'! was resume d last mounta in area the swept W('J';t di·~astf'r In tile history of over the ing Middle a vaudeY ille tour of the country Thursd ay. West wHh 1 the the Bingha prospec and m ,.e~don, tho IJeople of the it t Is of a decided ail goncl nthei·ti sing for I lru, The striking mine worker s in con· drop and snow was I Highlau falling :mel ncn ny is n good euough showm an 1 no~· mining dirtrict carry through out ventiou discusr cd for four hours the most of the ' on. region, to The know while firal (·llr-cl<up or hL:'>t "\Ve(l· thf' in lwnefit the Roc~ of such talk. new wage agreuia E.nt rt:a(;heu in Phil· ies the Despite snow nEsdey' was tile ad,·crti a R foot <'astl·op sing deep nrising he sho r: thirty-n ine a~d rrom adelphi a and ratified it by a standin g drifts were the demora eontro, lizing botlies ·ersy transpo taken P.enny from rta· Leonnn the ruinq, only one l is not ·vote. tion. A minimu m of 22 above zero S<'eking notorie ty, hut is sti<'klng close d which has not b·~"n definite ly iden· No voice was raised in opposit ion was forecas t. to his i<l,ow work tificd; thirtcf'n persons in til() Bing· the the new compac t which senrls During a talk ln his drc~"'lnJ!' room l.am hcHl)lital; twt'nty- five familie s Tbe storm was venting Its greates t back to the mines 158.000 men and Benny made it plain that lu; is n•··t 'Vithou t lio•T e, makin~ fury on the air mail service . The a total of more hoys which the mine worker s herald m~ious to return to the ring, &ithuu, ;b Any book you want flying schedu le betwee n Salt Lake than 200 vc rs<ms who have been ser· as a nP.w era in the strike-t orn anht> likes boxlng for the -by mail, C. 0. D. sport City and Chicag o was almost domora l· and e:r- iously affec: ·rl by the tragic visita· thracite industr y. t•r• i~e lle gets out of it. i.zed. The plane due to start ThursDesere t Book Co., tion of tho white terror of the moun· 'When the noes were called for in day stayed in its •·:.Jany have approaC 'hed me lately tainside . « East So. Temple , Salt Lake City, Utah hangar and it was ratifyin.~ the agreem e nt two men announ ced that none rP~r "cling a mntch with Uol'ky Kansas would start Mother s, fath'Jrs . sisters. brother s, B.4.RBF.: H COLLEG ES stood up at the side of the wall, but west until for th1• title," said the retin·fl cham- pals anrl Learn barlwr tradtt. Catalog fr·ee_ Diploma s the plane from Omaha had bhnkic!' ; have been lost to iosuen. • !\IOLEP. DARRE R COLLEG some of the miners said they were not arrived . pion. "l·nt I haYe not e,·en given it · their loved ones, hom~s have been Regent Street. Salt Laku City, Utah. E, 114 delegat es. seriou!" r·m•sit!C'ration. In the tiro;;t crushed into matchw ood, men and wo· The end of the Industr ial struggl e placP. ir •h .. re was anytl1in g doing it Ernie men Kansas Nevers, are wearing Pacific City.-A borrow. Coast snowst etl clothes be· .Star. orm that among tha greates t and co~tilest in would be done through my old mana. caUu'l they have no others, and still Ernie Nev~Jrs, all-Ame rican football in his caRe it took a long time to the l:!storv of organiz nl l.lbor, came reached blizzar d proport ions in the .Oon"tig-no re he dan~r£Jfgnala de· ger-Bi lly <; ·•,,·on- for he is the only the men and wom 'n of the Highlan d teeth of achin~ eyPII, red hdc. hJood• of a high north wind swept over star, college J:,nseball , lla:;ket bull and term~ne his ~:oper place o~ the ~elc~ to t~n end withou t any thrillin g drat!hot ~veb&lJI'!. .LUtd·lCll Boy camp Cfilt -·ring around the Utah· Eye ~ ,Jve removes irr!ta· matics. 'l'he mlnN·s, eager to vote the Southw est, routing the mild tem· gridiron hero, will be the obsene d of and 1t was l' wider Jt>n(•!'; "ho fin:lly t1un, rc'-"ucrsint lammatiQD , • Delawa re minin" Ct1mp, 7·100 feet auoLbes 1>am. £ntl go home, called ror the questio n. peratur es that have prevail ed. Sharp all observe rs when the P.rowni es gath· dec!d~.>d that .the young ,l\Uchlg an gladabove <.e".l level. in tile winter fast· RALL & RUCKEL Preside nt C. J. Golden of district 9, drops in temper ature were recorde d, er at their training camp at Tarpon uate was a ~1rst basema_n. 147 W&verlyP l.k Nt~w York nefs of the O(Juirrh 1'10t'nta ins, con· with a further sliding of the mercur y Springs , Fla., late in Febl'lla ry. )JUt the motion ami there was a great Xo Owner l'lul Dull, Busme~s :Manag er 1 tinue their daily \York conraK eonsly. ) · d' t d athlete has broken into the major B!ll Friel and Secreta ry "lllis John-r;how of "Ayes." Pt;01c :o;thw est Missou ri and many leagues with more publil'i ty than The spirit of "Mothe r" McDon ald has son consiue r When the delegat es who occupie d a _great prospec t. parts of Kansas the storm promis ed attende d the ::;igning of NeYet·s by permea tes the camp. Sis· They conside r lnm onl) that, howeve r. all of the main floor of town hall, to bring thA heavies t snowfa ll of the Ier, and the basebal l world will "They' re my hoys and I'm their I be B:u;eba ll alw~ys is a gamble ~nd ~be whore tb.e special ly called conven tion winter The I mother snowfa ," she saill to The Tribun e ll reached down Interest ed In the young athlete 's ef· club wa~ willing to Ipayh btgh tl o~ was held, w~re ;,'<!ted to rise, and healing by prompt applicat ion of 1 corresr ondeut wh"n · • forts as];cd if she Nevers ' Signatu re, on t 1e c ance 1a they joining . There was a cheer and into norther n OKlaho ma and the Tex· ~tll have a sympat hetic he might develop into anothe r Sisler or '.Ynulrl re-estab lish her bo~rding house. tho conven tion proceed ed with the as panhan dle. Nevers " Frisch. All of Kansas was snow-s wept and manage r. George Sisler, Iemler 1 'They !mow ill" and I know th€m. My of the adoptio n of routine resolut ions. deep drifts in railroad cuts on branch St. Louis Amcrica n!l, carne to the dou)!hn t't:> to them are the best in the A Great Athlete . !Jig A verbal motion was adopted canlines had delayed trains. out on the leagues stmlgh t f1·om college. worlcl, and the-y need me just as I ~evers is a sturdy l'isler athlete. He has celling the suspens ion, and with a risrolling Kansas pralnes , where the thinks highly of tlte colil'ge athlete. tremend ous speed 1 need Odd Age Comb inatio n them. Of CO'Ilrse, I'm going to and persons who ing voto of thanks to the miners ' wind got In Its full force, the snow He believe s that the colll'ge training ha Ye watche d him in action 1 ~tart up ar:C''n, else "-1-3~HH· my :l.l '• boys wouldn 't \\'hl('ll hn't right halfon the scale commit tee, the conven tion ad· bad drifte<'! badly and highwa ys were makes the univers ity athlete a b~ttcr mound predict that he will rank some , '• tve nny horne." back m·omH! l<>ft enJ ot· <lllythin g lil~e jourued sino die. reporte d impass able in some section s. prospec t because he can learn I The p~ovle ot the Highla nd Boy it, hut just t11e unusua l a~e cmnmore day with the best of the rfght-ha nders. In the ofll.ces ofthe Glen Alden Coat Drifts eight feet deep ware reporte d aulcklv than the sand-lo tter. \vbile mi'lin3 camp cling as tenacio usly to hlnut inn, whi<'h 1H found in the Dihl>le his greates t fame was achie1·e d compan y in this city, the subsea!<! by the Santa Fe railroad on its Mar· on the gridiron , his admire rs say that their life work as do the houses to honn• at llolyok e. There live .Tann Remem ber Sisler. con,mi ttee of the miners and the neIf coi!Pge basebal l drew ion-Mc the as almost sheer canyon walls. Men I till hie>, who 1-: foul' ~·er I'S old; Howar• l Pherson much atand Strong City branch Sil'ller came to the llrowns from gotiatin g commit tee of the operato rs, tentl0n as footbal l Nevers must work, ::!.ctivity mnst go forward , Tllhhh\ 1hil·ty- fuur; Fntnk H., ~ixty would be as ' llnes. twelve men in all, will sign the legal Michig an univers ity, where he had well known for his basebal l as for homes h!,; It must be p·:cvide i; tmgedy can· fotll', and );pf,.;on 0. Ilihhle, 1 ninetywas an aerial frolic that the been a stH batter and I•llcher . George contrac t, which, it is hoped, will in· ability as a pig!<kin warrior . Southw not be est fm·got witness ten-hu t the job of living fonr, with ! 1 1i1·t~· Y<':lrs het\\'ec n enr·hed, turning first in· was a great batter enm then. nut persure peace in the industr y for the next Sisler does not need a great to sleet deal must and go then on. The Higbl 'ld Boy dis· hl·anch of the fmnil~· li'P!1.- Bo;;ton into snow. At Kan· sons who rememb er :,;i_lcr's clehut will five years. r of added strengt h to turn the nrowns sas City, aster in s.-n gulch is the story of for· r:Johe. Lawren ce and other places be inclined to be patient with Nevers. The usual opposit ion encoun tered Into a champi onship team. If Nevers flashes of lightnin g glittere d through George swung at bad halls. He was titude, phyRica l and mEntal coura~e. 1n a miners ' conven tion when an Benny Leonard . should deliver as a good pitcher or n the falling snow temper ed with the tot:.cb of fatalism and the muffled peals not a finished agre~m.,nt is up for ratifica tion was batto:>l', hut he had the hitter, he might add just the needed one whom I would work of thunde r were beard. alwavs A evident in a mining camp. four-inc h with. ability, I hav-t the basehal l Instinc t and in a power. absent. Only at one point was there It certainl y was a good chanee beaten Kansas three blanket of the snowy \Vlllt produc a numbe r of large contrib u· times t was 1 ex· nd fe~,] couple of years be was a sta1·. Even to take. a posibili ty of adverseo comme nt. A pected in this vicinity . Wire com· that the public would tlons not receive want d, the Bingha m relier to see man, alleged to enterta in commu n· munica tion was being paralyz ed in us In the ring agHin. fr.nd total was brough t up to nearly ir;tic views, declare d not to be a bona 1 some section s by the "As I said before. I do not \f i~h to $'0,0(.10 in actmil cash. The largest storm. The Glenn a Colle tt fide delcg'\t e, was refused permiss ion Ineffectiveness Blam ed enter the ring again, not ln•cause of cash contrJ,i ution was $17,000 from the ., Gerura l break• 1 Santa Fe reporte d its wires down west to particip ate in the proceed ings and down forced me tu of Newton , Kansas . all that sob stuff about mother , etc., Anacon da Copp'"r l\lining compan y, of for Many Large Scores left the hall. \ quit work. Tanlac but for the very gnocl r('n >IJll that I which the Utal!-D elav:ar( ', the Interna Some evldenC'n to suppor t the claim \ t<;ned up my whole NEW SNOW SLIDE S ARE FEARE D tional Smelti•1 g and the Tooele Val· SEVER EST STORM OF WINTE R of the ball makers that big score!l were wiRh to rt"t ire from th<' ga li P. system, banished t/zq "I haYe the gre:ttl's t J"E' ['<'Ct In tbe ley Railro.l d compnr .ies are subsidi due to pitchin g ineffeC'1 iveness rather nervous strain and ar· world for mv mother·'~ wishe.~. hut .;ht' I ies. The approp riation gave rne back th6 than to the llvely sphere may be found of this com· F•fteen Inches Fail On Waters heds, New Peril Exists As Warm Sun Melts health of twenty in the records of low-l!it games for the has made n~ request here and would r:n'ly wa.s fr r 2),000, hut nearly $8000 Immen se Bank Of Snow Assurin g Ample Supply years ago. I strongly not. She statl'tl ile1· Si<le longago. season. "lf til is amount b ..s aln 1.dy been spent recomm end Tanpreferr ing to llll\·e me quit the ring in the form or labor, wltjch the Utah'l'he figures show 58 of these bat· lac." F.J.llles smer. Bingha m, Utah.- Fear of anothe r 1 Salt Lake City.-Fear~ o! a water anll T have alway'> re·;pt•ct ed it. Drlawa ties re volunte after .July ered 4, 25f So. Ninth Ave•• immect the date iately Ret athy the snowsl ide In Sap Gulch was express ed ehortag o for next summe r went glim· "If the rmblk ~hould nsk me to come , manufa Burlington, lor.uu. cturers for €'' the the curbing disaste r. of the by official s of the Utah-D elaware Minmering when what was perhap s the hacl> and meet the bPst lighnw lght In batters by the league flingers . Th<'f'e the world I would do so, for the rea best storm of the season in certain ing compan y. "If it comes, I do not After a spell of Grippe or flu. 58 games range f•·orn 1 no-hit battle 18 Percen t of Utah Freshm en Fail when your system is all run down f<On that it wa!> the pul>lic, or ratlrer localiti es swept practic ally the entire want to be in the office," said one of to more than 40 four-hit contest s. The Salt Lake City.-E ir:litcen percent and )'our legs are so weak they can • boxing fans, who mad!' mp nnd I owe stat0 and most of the intermo untain them. "I am going to be down the total Include s both leagues . Less hardly than hold up your body, start of the 851 freshm an canyon student some s who distanc e." it to them to dQ their bidding . So that territor y. Accom panying the storm one-fift h t·ight of the in tal,lng Tanlac. number appeare d in .··~ The snow, which came down the Is where the :natter rests-e ntirely ·•·ere registe red In En!?;lhh classes at was a high wind, which caused air It's battles previou s to July 4, which Is rewonder ful how soon you \.f.:=:~ j with the funs. If they \l·ant me t() the Univer sity of Utah failed to pass mail planes betwee n Rock Springs , gulch was from the west side of the rPaily do improv e! Tan lac sails garded as the half-wa y mark In the come back I w111 do >10, otherw ise not" in that subject durin'> the Au~umn ./ '' Wyo., and Elko, Nev., to stop while gulch, and became dislodg ed !rom its rfrrht in and puts the ~ystem in season' s schedul e. k: uarter, accordin~ to Profess or H. G. l' . fighting trim. It cleans the blood, mail was transfe rred to trains at both weight. Thursd ay dawned clear and .;. , J ,• fUchard s, actinr; hean of the English revitali zes the digestiv e organs, as the sun rose until at 12:30 o'clock ·~ : these po!nts. . ,, giYes lep:.rtm you an appetit e for solid food cnt of •.;· th!' Univer sity It was . several degrees above freez· Accord ing to J. Cecil Alter, Salt Tom Davie s Selec ted as ~- ;' and makes you feel like a new "The trouble lies in the home with ,,, . Lake's weathe r man, Wedne sday's !ng in the shade. "It is that heat we 1 pen<on. Grid Coach at Roch ester he parents who wi]! not afford well· enow practic ally makes up the sea- fear," this official said. "If It pene· K oth ing will turn the trick quite ~rained, able teacher s and allow them Tom Davi<'H, trates of 3ufficie Pittsbu ntly to loosen the snow, rgh, all-Ame rsonal deficien cy. The deficien cy was ns faf;t n~ Tanlnc, made after the Jiu-jits u is being taught at l\lontre al lme and oport1m ity to teach well. Photog raph shows Glenna Collett. Ica half-ba ck selectio n in 1918, 1!)20 famous Tanlac formula from roots, .46 of an inch, while at the end of De- thousan ds of tons will roll down the A. A. A. by boxing teacher s. ·righ woman school tcaclttr s a~e overwo rked. 's golf champi and on, gulch 1921, basking under bar!(~ and herbs. Buy n bottle tohas been appoint ed head carryin g everyth ing before it cember it was nearly three times that "Despi te the l;:~rgc number of fail· day and rret f<tnrted hack to full amount . This is due to the fact that into the main canyon , and I hate to the winter sun of Palm Beach, Fla., footbal l coach at the Unlver! ';ity of The reeord attelJ.lla nce for a foot· strengt where h and vig-or. Take Tanlac res at she the is Utah now Univer enjoyin 1 sity, the perg the climate Roche!'<ter, under contrac t for three Februa ry has been unusua lly stormy . contem plate the conseq uences. " ball 1 game in \' e!!.'ta J.~nglunl hie ! I' ills fo1· constip a tlon. is 131,GT:.!. "Pntage and the was famous but Southe half years. as great as that rn courses . The town o! Bingha m, Utah, has So far this month there have been Davies, regnrde d as one of the ;f the failures in the f'ame departm ent been called the "world' s narrow est 1.67 inches of precipi tation, compar ed Crysta l Gazin g Usefu l The Bls<ms are trying to get 'l'o· greates 'lt the Univer sity of Califor nia. Fail· town," t stars and <'leYelop also might be terll;led the ed by Glenn with a normal for the entire month of errs tal g-nzing- Is not uil humbu g; Warner at Pltt~hurgh, will begin his ronto to switch OutfieiLler Frank Gi!· 1 urcs In F.nglish at the Univer sity will it mip:llt vPry well be used in s<'iPntiti "noisie st," said a bulletin by the Na1.45 inchell. Mr. Alter said that if <' work In !llarch, when he takes over hoofey to them. he practic ally cEmin:tt<:>d when the pa· <liaguosi~. suggest s Dr. LPe the storm continu ed through the night tional Geogra phic society describ ing Edward • • • the squad for spring practice . the scene near which many lives were lrons of tho high schools of the State Tani·< of Iowa State unin!rs ity, He tho chance s were very good of the for Blair V. 1\fc)Iifl fn, .Jr., an end on .ne willing to pay in money and in cn-:stal gazing succeed s Herber t A. Lorenz, who resnuffed out by an avalanc he. seasona l water supply being brough t I~ u way of mal,ing a Soccer footbal l is played In 40 coun- signed recently after two years with the 1!)24 Pittsbm ·gh football team, ha~ I healthy 11 uhlic sentim ent for higher pe.rsoll da~· clrealll, and this is a hor· up to normal in practic ally all of tries through out the world. heen elected captain of the 192G squad \ standar ds in tbt~ Eng-lish classes Roches ter. of d('r line of thP hypuoti c state. Doctor Rails Provide South Idaho Outlet norther n Utah. . • • • many of the Utah high schools ." Twin Falls.- Two engines , pulling Both, Modena , Utah, and Durang o, TruYi>; hhm;elf , says Popula r Science 'l'he Aerial Rowing club of BaltiAI. Niehau s, first basema n, has hcen 1 ~1o11thly, u~~.>s cry~tal gazing 111 diagColo., reporto d storms which Indicat es seven Pullma ns, two private cars, a more Is 63 years old. Jocke y Is a Star sold by the St. Paul associa tion club C~yote Made Bold By Hunger nosing ce1·tain types of hwnnity . that Southe rn Utah is receivi ng its chair car and a baggag e car and haul• to Atlanta of the Southe rn associa- 1 Lakesid e, Utah.- For some time the share of the much-n eeded moistur e. ing 225 citizens left here for Wells, t!on. The Royal Henley regatta will be coyotes , unusua lly coward ly animals The snow, besides being of inestim a- Nevada , to particip ate in the celebra · held this year .Tune 30 to T<J un<len; tand human uature means July 3. have startled an tlon mHIPr-.:tan<ling of it~ mood-.:. held there for the comple tion o! ranche rs with their ble value to mounta in watersh eds will Fredrlle Wel:>h, fot'm<'r llghtw~ight boldnes s, sneakin Fupp!y the ranges with water for cat- the Rogers on-Wel ls g up to ranch champi hous· on, cuttoff is said from to ue the ..mfy Japaue~e women have tal..en up tlei<i tle and sheep. souther n Idaho to the Pacific coast. hockey ~nd HOW' S YOUR BLOO D 1 vegetar ian who e>er won a world box- es, snatchi ng poultry and stock and are enthusi astic over the now and then even attacki ng peopl<:l. ing title. Farmer s will also share in the gen- The Twin Falls high school ba•d, un· sport. Tacoma Wash.- "! was so greatly The heavy snow has made food scarce der the leaders hip o! J. T. Bainbri dge eral benefit , says tho weathe r man. benefited by taking Dr. Pierce's Golden • Withou t bountif ul additio n to the also accomp anied the citizens . Medical Discove ry Ernie NeYers, ad-Ame rican full-bac k 1 and the coyot~s are despera te for Fresco ThompllOn, young second that I am convinced water supply, a report from Brighto n this year, Is plannin g to enter the 1 food. basema n, has been bought outrigh t there is nothing bet· or. water conten t In the watersh ed Univers ity of Wiscon sin to finish his Land Contra! System Scored from the Pirates by Bufl'alo . ter for a run down there showed that the moistu re to college course. Ford Starts "Pony Expres s" Washi ngton. -Furth er extensi on of system or for thm date is, roughly , two·thi rds of that of govern ment sontral o! land in the far Detroit , Mich.-- An aerial variatio n ' blood. I wu sufThe Minnea polis assoc.ta tlon basen year ago. Quincy of of the the old "pony express " was inaugu· Three-I we~tern states was oppose d "!!'ague has I fering f r o rn an in the ball club has purchas ed Rube Henton , Nine inche!l additio nal had fallen at house by Repres entativ e Winter , Re· lett-han ded twirler, traded Pitcner nert Grimm to Decatu r rated here when the llrflt contrac t anaemic condition, from the Cincln· had scarcely any for Outfiel der Vic Ruedy aud Pitcher airplan e left the Ford air£' >rt on time Brighto n since the report, accordi ng publica n, Wyomi ng. Review ing the natl Nationa ls. blood, and what Guy :Uorrfso n. to informa tion receive d. This fall, it history of land transac tions in this at 10:40 a. m. for Clevela nd. The there was wu thin Is expecte d. will show that the pre- country , he sa!d that in eleven states plane was the "Maicfe n Dearbo rn No. Johnny Beckma n, famous forward and impoverished. Luis Firpo, Argenti ne heavyw eight, 1," first all metal airplan e manufa cvious 10.2 Inches of water will have the govern ment retaine d perman ent ot the origina l Celtlcs, I became very nerva wandet· Ing bas begun light training for his match tured by the Ford Motor compan y and been materia lly increas ed. control of 250,000 ,000 acres. ous, weak and thin basket- ball team of New York, gets but the 'Discov ery' complet ely restored against Ermlnl o Svalla of Italy, to be was piloted by Lowran ce Fitz, $12,000 for his winter' s play. my blood to a natural and normal stat held early in March. • Bill Would Provide Timer Auction Sheep lnr!ustr y Shows Progres s and I grew well and stronl!". I have ..._ Salt Lake"' City.-U tah's sheep In· \Vashl ngton.- A bill to authori ze Withdr awal Applica tions Reje.;te d never taken a medicine that d1d so much Zach Wheat was an Initial sack \V!iiiam Neanlx , former Heston dustry hM shown conside rable pro· guardia n until he reporte d at Shreve· the auction of public tlmbe.,. damage d for me, it made me feel like a new perSu.lt Lake City.-S tate Engine er A. A. hurdls star, has been appoint ed son "-Mrs. Sarah Dahlstro m, 1611 S. gress during the past year, as there port, La., in 1008, and found the hy fire was passed by the house. The posthead of the phy!<ical training de11art- George M. Bacon rf'jecte d three ap· K St. Tablets or liquid. Ali dealers. ...,. measm· e, introdu ced by Repres enta· are now $2,405,0 00 bead of sheep In tlon well cared for by "Chick" Gandll. ment pllcatio of ns the !rom Boston Caleb \Vrite Dr. Pierce's Inval;ds ' Hotel i" Engllsh Tanner high to ap· tlve Sinnott , Republ ican, 01·egon , af· the state, as compar ed with 2,248,00 0 He then became an outfield er and was Buffalo, N. Y., for free advice. s~:hool. propria te water from the Provo river, beacl in 1925, accordi ng to a report acquire d by Brookly n, where he fccts lands outside of nationa l tor· has • • • becaus e the water::; have been with· issued by George A. Scott, livesto ck played ever sln~e. • • W1111e Garner, younge st membe r of Earl Hamilto n, formerl y on the drawn by proclam the riding family of Garner ation of the gover- I s, Is provSnowsl ide Stops Traffic At Heber L i d •• statist lei an for ~he United States de· Jean p!tchln~ Dubuc, r staff!! of the St. one-tim e pitcher of the lng ou s an nor. Mr. Salt Lake City.~ -Traffi c on the Tanner propose s to man.e a a real s<'nsati on on the N~:w Orleans Detroit Americ an league alld the Pitta- test case of the matter partrue nt of agncul ture. The value of Detroit Tigers, who has handled of withd1· awal a race track. The other day Garner wall Heber branch of the Denver & Rio 1 the sheep also shows an increas e of I number of minor league teams lth t th ee ln six of the bwrgh Nationa l league clubs, who re- , from approp In reGrande ·wester n railroad was tied up . riation of the waters and 1925 over $3,000,f'I OO. T_he value b:lng heralde d as tlted from basebal l last sea&on, hal l has appeale d in 1cent years, has been signed us pilot by a snowsll de betwee n Provo and I was ~24,700, !ron;t decisio n ?f the 00, while the presen t val· of t.he Manche ster (N. H.) team. the coming foremo st jockey of the strned to re~ort to the Loa Angelil l t>ngine er to the d1stnct court of Utah that city. The slide :arried snol", ue is 28,133.0 00. • . _ country . team this sprmf. county. !OUND OF INDUS TRY IN ANTHR A-1 STORM DRIVE S MERCU RY DOWNCITE COAL FIELD S WILL DE WARD WHER E MILD TEMPE R· HEARD SOON ATURE S EXISTE D I EY I I Ke~~ers 11 cul:!~~m~~~~!E~nEiD~ I I e in ol I -S icl ' bodies ma de stro ng I I A .-. I I ,... ~ ., ·.~ i·-~ l .,.·. .,, ""'"'./ jporfit!Y §Quib~ • • • • • • S~Drt NDtE!s I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I ... I • • • • • • • • • • • • :eve~ ;:c~s. w~:~s I I I tl~e 1 - |