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Show y THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, TUESDAY 21 MOUNT NO, MAY FAI IB 11 of Bushels. 1,132,000 TWIX FALLS. Idaho, May Andtraon of Halt Laka and r.aJph Cox. aon of F It. Co of Twin Falla, are dead here today aa a reeult. It la declared, of drinking tome kind of alcoholic conooo tlon, eald to bava been Florida water. Andercon died within an hour after be-I- n removed Met evening to a local boa pital, tha death, of Cox following thl afternoon at tha aam lnettutlon. Tlfb drink la aald to hav been takon Saturday night Anderson becaT.a violently ill nnd wa confined Sunday to bia room. Co waa apparently throwing off the influence of the poison until noon Conditions of Other Crops Also Favorable; Losses of Stock Are Heaviest 14-- on tb heel of flurry that wa a disconcerting as It waa ninrmliic to dealer. I tha announcement of the Cnited State bureau of crop animate that from preaent prospect Utah ahould harvest 1.132,000 buihela more winter wheat till year than laat." Coming doe In flour Thl announrament waa road yesterday ent for the by Miner M. Juatln. field bureau, on receipt of advice from tha Washington offlc m 1th regard to winter loeae and preaent condition of farm progress of spring farm work and ' crop, 'aaa to liv retook from dlaeaao ard exposure. Tha report enow that tha loaaea to llvoetock have been unueually heavy. For ahoep a thouaand example. eeventy-fl- v In tha atate are reported to hav died of exposure thla year, aa compared with the jeer. while total twenty a thouaand 7at reached the loea of cattle thla year a thouaand, aa compared of fifty-etwith nineteen laet year and an at erase for ten yeara of S3 per thoueand. Bari Earl Andarwon, who waa 24- yeara ot age and a former amice man, sre bom In Halt Lake. He wae the eon ef A. C Anderson, 1479 Second East street. Mr. Andereon served In the quartermaster" corps of tho army and (pent eighteen inonlhs In France. He wae honorably olevharged from eervlre in Augjst. 11. The young man went to the Twin Fade country last October and oad been rook In a construction camp. In addition to his parents, he ti survived oy one brother end too elite!. Th body Is being brought to thl city tor funeral and service Interment. - HEAD STEPS BUT ht Educator Resigns to Accept Assistant Superjntendency of Salt Lake Instruction. Small Acreage Decrease. Is Tbs Trtksa. LOfl A NO BLEU, Mav If. Marking th formal opening. May 14, of tho autnmsr tourist sssaon in Zion National park, rats to that natural roaort axpoctad to to Utab vacaprov uauaually attract! tion 1: a war announced bora today at th genera! office of th Los Angslca A Halt Lake Railroad company. According to th announesmant. of arnxngsmsnts slth other transportation ilnos th Halt Laka Rout will make It easily practicable also to visit th Grand cants, via Lund, sit hoi Independently or In connection with a tour of Zion park. For tho trips summer rates, effective May 14, are authorlted. By th arranga-men- te th scenic wonders of both I tah nnd Arison may bo taken In at nominal OO:. The fares and condition prevail a from Lund by arrangement with th National Para Transportation Jk Camping company. By tha arrangement announced today, auto stage will leave Lund Wednesday morning and will make th round trip to th orand tanOD In six days, with a atop of tn darn at th north rim, and The fere also visiting Bryce canyon. and lodging for thli trip, with me 00. For a trip aa thus included, wi.l b aid described, but with a round-tri- p to Zion park, to Cedar from City trip b taken on th return to th Orand . faro. Including orything, canyon, th will be 1114. Th trip wtU last eight and on Vocation late the dav pounds of trips may taka twnty-fl- v baggage free. All arrangement may be mad In Salt to right, Riter, Regina West, Kathleen Harms and Mary Neel, members of the East High School Hiking LEFT f: tpo-ia- l i- - yNV A'wr v Yi club. 5 ' ynjij-inr V rf- -- Y; i 4 - y;- 1 - ' - Dcleg&t tion of WboleMtlert Pay Two Visit to Idaho Town Endless Stretches of Blos Fruit ' wjaHl M Ike Trlbsae. ONTARIO. Or.. May 14. Tb famOud.. Payette valley received th greater part's J of th Salt Lake trad pf the attantlon anthualasta ' today. Th visitors, mem- - a bora of tho Balt Laka trad extenaion curalon, reached Payette shortly afted soon and spent most of th afternoon, i riding through th orchards of tho valley and adjoining bench Mndt. The train then proceeded to Ontario an wUl re main bars' for th nlg.it. Rut tba L'tahna did not have snoug'il of Payetto. After seeing Ontario and part of Oregon that support this placa. and after participating In a banquet with the Ontario cltlaena. thev went back to Payette for a dam. Tn diatanc between t)e two town la only About five miles and plenty of automooile war furnished. It seem not unusual for the resident of Ontario to attsud social function tn the neighboring town, and thus Idaho and Oregon cltleena of Utah, joined File ev enlng In having a good , time. If th 8!t Lak men are her to get acquainted. It Is certain that Ihov era purooe. The progress succeeding ln some hav made at each atop nothing short of marvelous. Th thrso-atthis evening waa a most delightful one and will not be forgotten toon by anyone, who attended. gyerlel I wo. Club Trees in Valley Captivates Tourists U . Commercial soming - -- bo-ca- one-ha- T JjTOP Hills Xure East High Club Earl Anderson of Salt Lake Formal Opening of Zion and Companion Die Froni National Playground I J Effects Attractive of the Decoction to Tourut. Forecait Shows Increase in Yield Orer Last Year 2 Girls to Hike Up Ogden Canyon who In to ba- agalatant auperintendent of Salt Lak school. WORLTON, JT. 11, 102b. -- i! A , (VTt . X v ' I lf The report indicate! that ti.era aie 11,400 acre of winter wheat to be harvested thle year In Utah, aa compered with 144.000 acre last year. Tha condiMan 6 per tent. whh h la the tion la given a aam n winter wheat laat year at this lime: but the production forecast of fall wheat la 2. 642.000 bushel. aa compared J. T. Worltpn. who accepted a two- John A. Mitchell, 14 year of age. a with an actual production laat jear of Weiser Greets Visitors. year contract with the Granite district 1. .'0,000 bttsl.e.. barber employed at 317 South Stale I in 1919, board of 1, lo education, July XVelaer waa th first place w.ilch wag street, wee at ruck by a taxicab at 1110 Rye also came through theHS wintercent ,v. ( o'clock Mat night at Ninth South and per vlilted today. The citlaene there had ar- - f shape, condition being superintendent of schools at Gran- 1th 93 F a of normal this year There" from Ninth he street stepped ranged a neat program that left no tint nl4h tendered hi resignation at U "the tanm the curbing to catch a street car. He for thoughts of home. Representative per centt last r1' bia 19 000. and the production I tlie meeting of the board, riving a In I condition was acreage,-aboua declared of th entertainment committee met the precarious at 347.000 bushel, a com- - I format 124 train at Fayette and distributed copies of . that be dcaired lo accept the po- by phjslviana last night. His right arm I proWO e burhela with th program aa th Met few miles wera actually pared Immediately below th elbow was pul-rMttlon of assistant superintendent of Li to ouced covered. Th boys' band met the train tail jear. tiled and th muscles so badly torn schools of 8alt Lake. on It arrival and played aeveral ae'ec-tlo- n that amputation at the elbow joint waa XXorlton be ,n thl Mr. would I Tfanort rommrnta. He while tho visitors wera being undeclared necessary by the doctors. assistant to ptltv in George N. Child, at present loaded and loaded into Automobiles. suffered considerable loea of blood. Mr. Juatln make the following com-- 1 state superintendent of public instruPiloted by ClArke J. Brown, th Utahna I ' George II. Zucker, 34 yeara of age, a . ments on the report: become city superintendent tlon. who n v Ki, . j,. , k were given a abort rtde through th aur- driver for Wallace Holt, with a stand at From present prospects Utah should I of schools July 1. Mr. Child resigned aa and fields, paet th Main held la Second South and rounding orchard streets, harvest 1,132.000 bushels more winter I assistant superintendent of the ctt.' fieasurea to coordtnata plant quaran- tn th city Jail for Investigation as the J Idaho Intarmountaln institute, which wa , ' 0 wheat thla yeas than last. This Is not I schools when he was offered the appolnt-becauE." A. Paddock: In Rev. founded by th v ' of the accident, With Zucker of a large acreage, as the area ment of state superintendent by Governor tine rsstrictlona of eleven w estern states, reeultautomobile twelve at th time of th acciago. Then all were tuken the 4 for harvest Is estimated aa 4 per vent I Bamberger, following the resignation of th Canadian province of British Colum- dent to th Oregon Trail park, where an open-a- ir waa Joseph II. Wootten, Nee house leaa than last year. The past winter the Dr. ;. Gmvans, state superintendent, bia, territory of Hawaii and tha northern hotel. Zucker told th police It wa I meeting was presided over by O. A.flenle wheat on winter th last named board The Granite prectpltatlon night XVelser CommerXVeet. .president of th of the atale waa exceptionally l ea, v, ana I Jesse M. Fox as successor lo Oscar XX. district of Eajs, Lower California, will rainingb at the time of th collision, and cMl club. struck MtUhell th barber had as the snow came before tho ground was j Carlson, who resigned from the board on be considered at th second annual meet- when ca XVuIff and Georg Walter Harry Just stepped from the curbing in the , froaena most of tho moiaturo will go I account of his removal from the district ing of the western plant quarantine semldarkncm ended th welcome extended to th visfeet from the cross-Ithirty toward making the crop. Leea growth I fi. and XVeet. I R. Fo'land boaid to be held at the cap-to- l todas . itor by Mr. He attempted to avoid a collision than usual has been mad because of Lake. James Aatl responded for Into th curbing, machine tils and by turning low temperatures, but the la't few days II Wednesday Thursday. s i rt at On th entertainment committee Tha acreage tStMR of April helped greatly. 4 JSCS G H. Ilecke, director of agriculture for he said, but th attempt was futile. Weiner were A. C. Cherrv, C. Eh Kenyon, abandoned thla year waa rather nominal f la president of the board and R. . and California, Bosnmer II. J. Nathan Marshall,' to and no aectton ahowed losses widely dif7 the meeting call came from bis offlc tn Police Ih ay, . ferent from the average. lias Sacramento. Governor Bamberger "The rye crop promlaea very well on an Invitation to address the Assured of Square Deal. Continuance for a long period of accepted n Scenic about tha same acreage as last year boa rd. e. were conducted . lira southwestern part of the stale rain Is I time of the case of the receiver of the At Payette th was founded at The organisation I A continual be tween needed eoon. to th auditorium immediately after th defend misunderstanding Merchant bank lit May, 1919, and tha memthirty Cal., against Lake. RUev M. Bockstead The acreage e?tme hav Is again re- - I gntg, ail at oue timo or another L- - bership Is made up of quarantine off- Chief of Detective first welcome at th station. Thera was IL C. Graff, president, Detective Frank M. Glenn waa given a brief program. ot the bank, to recover JSdO icer. Its purpose, as announced at tb and rfratra aa of th Chief Folic caut of th Commercial club, presided, and Evfn in II Wl Joseph by n .j tltne of formation, ta to arset a barrier inwn lost the to havf bfn for the acceptance of th latGeneral L. V. Patch extended a wslcoms I ictlons where alfalfa, hass been displaced importation wsat of th Rocky ter' Burbldge from tb detective deGeneral Patch assured tha cro. HE there Is a de- - tion through mismanagement, waa de- against of School for Payette. the Eait resignation girl and by beet and other diseases of mountains High plant pests alrided Intrease In new sowings. VTlld hay I nied the defendants yesterday hy that have not already found root on th partment. people of Payette thatIn they would have club a I Hiking deplanned trip In ha been Detective Glenn tha thalr trsatmsnt allows a practically unchanged acreage. Judge J. C. Kv ana. ways gst a aquar deal J'acirtc slope. Tha beat means of accomsaid that and more I He Halt than for merchants the from twenty latter lake up Ogden canyon partment year. The case was to have come to trial plishing thla purpose. It t-agreed, la entered the department aa a patrolman he was satisfied that th trip of th More than Hay Crop forecast. quarantine restrictions part of the week. May 17. The court allowed a eontin- - through and after years of service was made devisitor would work out to th mutual will Congressional of rsstrictlona Methods ' "The condition of the hav crop is alight- - j uauce enforcing wnicb until June 7, hy benefit wa will vexterdoy make end former the of all concerned and b tective. Interest under promoted sixty by hike, girls h on of the chief topics at the ly below average, as temperature have I time it is expected that suits for a F Chief of Folic J. piarley Whit to be to all. tho direction of Mies Charlotte Ntew- low and growth alow. The present aifes against the Utah Gas L l oke recent Affairs on mentioned Th then big general fArana a 4 I a a Kevitf il waw iva s o E10!; lost I HmooL of on and athletics He a the was time at art, declaring with Senator at on now girls trial befoie patrolman deallrge supervisor Judge don mere i ittcon i production, The stooic of iny company, later a detective ln th Denver police East high school, und Alisa Eva Pack, Club that th Utah senator has eervtc effort ans' will be completed. on farms s very low, both lit quantity I in men. Before entering police ser- her associate. than any other for former department counsel the for was made tartou con. cent and per of the last crop. Range by vice he was a brakeman and fireman James M. Kirkhaw spoke in behalf of th will leave The girls Saturday early ditions continue rather poo r. although I defendants to have the bank case con session men. on thla Halt Laka Intermountain railroads. Following sursome Improvement occurred the laat week I tinued until the fall term of court, Th city commission concurred laat morning on the Bamberger electric to there waa a long rid tnrougn h endtn April. from where they will set out Bpeeit! to Tbs Tribune. echool principal In tb thounard ln seemingly the of bf chief Ogdn, country, tha through action Forty rounding police night "Livestock losses from disease the past I will tree. a Petective-Rergnaof receive fruit United for of States In blossoming c copiss CL Ogden canyon. They immediately accenting th resignation of WASHINGTON. May 14. To make a less stretches tO IjItOW Will OCCAt year are about the same as usual, loesses OtfI( The will go a far up the canyon as the Glenn "for th good of the supplement to the National Education asvalley la at It beat and wa personal study of Indian problems at votedPajett frem exposure average about twice as , sociation bulletin, setting forth th beauen thua far. . th will unprettiest Here they stay Hermitage. close range, and particularly those condiMaslich in On th reception committee at Tafettev ties and advantages ef Salt Lake and heavy as usual. Tha loss la not evenly nave til to and r rat.-eplanned they distributed over the state, but Is O. B. Prw, who evening, Th leaflet, gotten out by the Utah. were General Patch. tion which be affected may by legislacook wienies and toast marshmal K. C. , cf the Salt Iwke highly localized. The Uintah basin, the, publicity cumrcitts formerly lived In Halt Lake; T, L Thura-R 4 Trial ol htev e Mas.ic-- , lows around a campfire until after tion, a subcommittee of the house comcharged Commercial club. undr direction of Pressouth central and the northwest districts I ton, secretary of the Commercial club; fit the state have been the heaviest losrs. I jointly with Nick UbIUalo, in already ident Tester D. Freed, is being sent to th dark. They will spend the night at mittee on Indlaa affairs is planning to C. Graff, president of the "Commercial F. M. lavases have been comparatively light In convicted, with the murder of Marko educators by the association tn view of the Hermitage and will return to Salt make a trip during the coming summer club: William Welle. H. R.andToung, Dr. I. R. the southwestern part of the state. annual of the fact convention tha Mose. H. J. Tnompson that in the !l the Lpus. The Trboe. noon te progressed Lake about yesterday Sf Into the state Union an Sunday. where every be d "The report received indicate that ''i Lrimiiial division of' t lie Thin! district organization wU he at Salt Lake Woodward.' PARK CITY, May 10 At toJaj'e conThia ts the first year the girls of the Indian reservation' exists. It is I til past year there died from disease 3390 ; i Jul' 3 to 10. Vn. I vention of the Utan state council. Knights East high school have haa a hiking that the subcommittee, or some possible of the Ontario Turns Out. The Illustrated supplement w K be sent of horaea, 12.440 cattle and 49.390 sheen. I hurt through .Mucli I'rst ''kj of ovi Columbus, M. J. OConnor, shop forethesnme s;roinil 0 ei er)' school principal In the country. Alaska, as well. Losses from exposure total 36. 300 cattle deureihein)?. It was formed nbout eight week members, will go toHomer th Southern Pacific company at club. and Practice!!' all of the cltlsene of Ontario p. Bnydor of wa covered a in the Obltzalo tnal and It la believed that It will result in man of waa Representative . and 168,379 aheep. His Kathleen Harm was New ago elected state Is A'ork chairman of the subcommit- turned out to greet th Halt Lak party. Ogden, deputy. "Th condition of all classes of live- - J The circumstances of the fiuditig of many other member of th teaching proMiss Neel chosen wai tee, which will Include Representative P. P. J. Gallagher was at the head of the Mary president. offlrera chosen were as follow: stock is rather poor. Several week of j the bodv of Laus in Parlor can von fession and other persons becoming In- L. Other J. Healy. Ogden, eecretarj ; J. F. elected vice president and the execu- P. Campbell of Kansas and Represenreception committee and he had a tin , rather raw weather, with an acme short- hv state1 witresses. terested in Utah aud the intermouutain out to show tb visitors R. Mir E. committee includes Park broi,cht tive treasurer; City, Regina flanagan. tative Carl Hayden of Arisons and pos- of automobile ready a of feed, resulted tn a great lose oftI country. John Quinn. West. Miss Josephine Riter and Mias sibly a doiea other. that all of th beautiful fruit and farm ,he sttt,.,s ln l1 a"e The publ'eatlon conta ns pictures of th Marks, Salt Lake, B.advocate: fleah and strength among all animals. I ,he. on the Idaho side ot he L. not did lands Salt w warder; between to ill be McCarthy, The committee expects to reach Salt prove constniacv Recent improvement in the range tied Smith. business district of Halt Lake, the temple Ogden, river! Th machine kept th visI A of grounds and other scenes about tha city. Lak, lecturer: Monr.gnor P. M. Cushna-ha- Josephine tiblizulo and M.islich. checked deterioration. made hikes Lak ths latter part of this month, and Snake The have pair girls already an hour and then about Interested Ogden, chaplain, will visit various areas tn Utah and itors "The backward season greatly retarded love found at the pints of the killing In addition It contains scenes tn Bryce M. J. O'Connor of and R. C. up Cottonwood canyon, Centerx-illto see what haa been done and returned them to their train In time that s Idaho, plowing and planting. Oulv about four- be offered in evidence by the stute canyon. Zion national park and Tellow Treanor of Balt Lake Ogden hills north of Salt w hat left undone In behalf of Uncle Ham's they could get ready for the banquet it and over the were chosen deleatone national park, a well at pictures fifth of the usual amount had been done os belonging to tha defendant. 80 oclock. At the banquet Mr. Galthe national convention, with Lake into City Creek canyon. More ward. of fihoriione Falls, the Bear River canyon. gates totvera by May 1." . he I. R. and Jamee as lagher presided a toastmaster and the close of are before McDonough natch mountains, the Utah Copper the planned trips Cl. X'an Pet ten, J. R. Black-ab- y called upon E. school in June, including hikes up Emmin. Great Belt hake, the Grand Canyon alternates. $ for to K. Aiken and deleepeek convention the George Preceding today's 750,000 of the Colorado and th Royal Gorge. and to Brighton. Ontario, Theee men extended a cordial gates took dinner at the New- Park ho- igration canyon De Cause somevlaltora told the and also welcome tel. During the proceedings the Salvathing of the wonderful resource of this tion, Army drive waa Indorsed by resolu-tlo4 . . A part E.of Oregon. will mortem be examination pos The of the Snak acreage Salt Lakh hae several sites which would 4. Irrigable Jonea of th Salt take party was J. will ' The hext state convention be held 759.0UO River valley will b lucreaiad Commissioner 20 make an excellent transcontinental aerial held on the body of Charles Mchmuek-er- , - He called upon th of chairman In Salt day. 'Lake. acres by the Snake river reclamation George 8- - McAllister- - who voiced th 60 vears of'age-- Coy Concord street, mall route landing field, according to Colonel John A. Jordan of Washington, who died Ittst night at the eour,ty hos project, C. J. Blanchard. ' chief statis- sentiment of the v tsltore. Thocltlzen of a Funeral service were held at St. BOY FRACTURE ARM. Merr.ll Nibley,-vicpresident and assisttician in charge of publicity and settleT. C., chief of the construction and o'clock with Relatives of the dead man are Cal., last week for Robert Henry of Payette arrived at about Utah th pital. ant Idaho manager general ment for the United State reclamation automobiles Walter Keate, 14 years of age, SO Secdivision of the government aerial dexirnu of learning the exact caue of Pratt, 93 yeara of age, pioneer railroad and took th visitor to their Is which with company, charged Sugar ond a sustained fracture of hie hie arrival ettv. where good music, a smooth Poor avenue, raid eervtc. upon mall service, who waa ln the city yesteryesterday one of man of the old end the will employee in be a presugar given death, (he peculiar nature of tho tn Salt Take from where and Paul, Mr. Pratt was right arm at 9 o'clock Mat night when proflteerirg Pacific railroad. day Inspecting possible Mnding piacta his girl of Idaho and Oregon hearing before 'H. X". X'atj Pelt. be attended a convention Idaho, illneks being such as to arouse their i Central a fence near th Deseret liminary of Industrial made pretty for the postal planes. to have been the guest of honor at a he fell from He the 10 o'clock part of the night- pass at United States commissioner, ilmer-eene- v was to taken the and of financial. institutions the Snake verv quicklyearly i mneheon H arrived In Salt Lake at lt:40 o'clock suspicions and very happily. at San Franelsco to gymnasium. 20. vesterday May L. and E. Hines Gerald River by vallcj-'be ill hospital taken v weeks w;: vseterdav morning from Omaha. Neb. He Several commemorate the "arivlng of the last The special tram will remain hare toago Mr Nibley. who was give-- freedom on Brown. The project le on of the largest engiis traveling from Omaha to San Franwith pneumonia and in April he wae spike at Promontory. night. leaving in time lo be at Nveea t 49,000 bond, was arrested Saturday eveever In feat undertaken the went. cisco. mapping out a possible route for removed to the eoutify hospital. PhyMr. Pratt, who wa a native of Free8:30 o'clock tomorrow morning. .Tomorning following tho filing of a complaint neering A feature will be the temoval of the th government machine. la the last day for getting acquainted. via ot' death port. Me., went to San Francisco against the company by InFlovd T. Jackaon, tow :i of American Falla, which hae a row He wa the guest at a luncheon g.ven sicians gave the direct cau-'was superinIn 7549. After leaving Nvssa, Parma, Caldwell He Horn Cape i of th agent, eharg special acting of the 4000 as the of to during bursting the windp:po Inhabitants, the Commercial club yesterday noon, population of the Central at which end Nampa will be visited, and then tbs tendent cf Halt ofR.'s of the bureau of ln- -' mesa The bodv is at Paclft- - and transportation above the a epeil of coughing. line. were present Major Borg. Posat liad charge of th hauling of special tram will start homeward. veetlgstlon of the United States depart-- , tmaster Noble Warrum, D, Freed, the Lathin undertaking establishment. matrnala from Reno to Promontory. ment of Lstica. This action was tsken of the bait Lake Commercial , president Aftersard he became superintendent as a. result of the increase In the whoie- Cross 1 of the Halt Lake division, Hacramento di- A Joseph Decker, representing tne C I sale price of sugar May 1 front a base Salt T,ks Rotary club: Hvlvester (vision and Inter wae transferred to Han 118.0 a Q. of sack to $22.74. Now New price in Cannon, city engineer, and Count.v Comassistant gen- May Francisco, where he missioners C. F. Stillman and W. B. oral superintendent, tj.i retired tn 1894. -' The Salt Lak a county Red Cross headMr. Pratt is survived by two daughters. alughea. Isaac Blair United States Attorney Immediately after the luncheon Colon, quarters moved yesterday to the senate Evana will submit A motion before Judge Information has been received hv- - J L. Mr. H. 11. Clark of Ht. Helena and Mra. rooms Jordan wa taken by automobile to the Scott, of Los committee th at novelist, Sara Pratt Service Angelea. Carr, United States 9 of capttol. Western D. of th Johnaon the agent Tillman or men desiring Information d'strlct court thl Among those who attended the historic landing field etrea on the weet side of Pacific pas'eoeer rom Bode rai.road tn halt morning requesting toy student at th or will the citv. The party made a thorougi in- K. Smith, general pasenge- - agent, t! at ceremony at Promontory and were in atasHtetance 3find official the at the lit the trial of C. - Hauk and Helen San Francisco capitalist are interested new location. ' Robert at the lnncheon yesterday wa university hart taken Colonel spection o' the possible sites J. Shields, chair- Bailey, arretted in' Salt Lake on charges In th to build a railroad bedelegates attending tho National For- tendance of the executive commltttee, Jordan left Salt Lake at 4 o'c'oek for all and of violating the federal law prohibiting 4 s resolve never again to Indulge In tween proposition Trades convention ut San Francisco, XVIIItam B. Slurphy, rqtlreil engineer of Lund and Cedar City, said Dr. man XX", eign O. Mi. executive Ogden, (Ogden. Cieiand, 12 to 14. will be gra ted a faro slid secretary, the transportation of a stolen automobll Ma Ernest Green of that placa, who arrived have a suite ot room at the new tha gam familiarly known aa City Engineer Cannon will make map one-ha- lf from one state to another, be transori the cer'lfivate plan. Mr, In Halt Lax on hi return yesterday of the various available fields, to be Scott Is ra'e ferred to Reno, Nev. African golf," otherwise desigfor tlje from the coast. Dr. Oreen stated th arrangement Visit shown to Colonel Jordan upon his re- Salt Lake making board federal The of educavocational men The .original complaint wr tiled at g delegation of ousincss railroad is encouraging. tion hopes to be In the new location In This , outlook for the nated as rolling th bones. turn from 8an Francisco In several days. the ronvent'on. Reno, where the federal grar- - Wiry Is and believes It would be an Immense help th rooms .Boston building, by now In ressmn. The pair were arraigned action waa taken la Tiewa of the old i toward developing th coal and Iron re- Mr. Scott stated that the Chinese gen-- r May 13. before United States Commissioner Van eral chamber cf commerce at Hhanghal. aourcee of the district. Officers Chin mo philosophy that being "Not only will th Grand Canjon ae I Pelt yesterday and waived preliminary as well ms tie Houth American republics belief In Cedar, he the It general t season in oflb outline' I history, but of Colombia and Peru, be represented largest hearing: caught Is tha worst part of ths said, that th building of the road means Wellsville In will com wonderland alto for Utah' at the convention. eventually tn building of an extenaion fense.. Detectives of tho student their share." aald E. R. Lais, general and toward St. over another the George Officers were elected yesterday by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa agent of theavatem. body control rounded tho corner yesMAIL BOX THIEVES BUSY. . range eastward and south to Kanab. who returned to Salt Fe railway United Railway Employees, comprising exLife and Character Reading aa one of tho .17, re"Putt. W. young crap terday conferPoplar apartments, th Lake yesterday after a business "Residents of XX'elisviil are taking yardmen who walked out of the Halt Lake yards on April 4 and 9. The ported last night that two letters had ence ln Denver. Bead em and agistep to complete th history of their shouted, perts his mail stolen from been box. and that Mr. Let aays that Zion national park officers are: MAY 11. town, with a view to publishing It eoon," x tate younelf.- - The culprits were Given said Andrew Jenson, assistant historian esnyon are gaining ln popularJ. E. Cleckner. president; D. R. Scott, J P. Mlillg, of th La Salle, and Mr. and Brvcerallrr-aBecause of th Influence of X'onui. the Mr. officials to'd Lets more and 8. heard th when thia of vice president; A. R. Riddle, treasurer; Mittlda M. Psrker. of the X ernon apartreturned who haa church, L ity they a agitated will two ajvan-tweeks most he coming lost The malt letters. visit to th setlement. Mr. Jen-eo- n E. A. Pickett recording secretary; I. E. ments, also bsd many of the wesrern tourists summering the sentence passed by the judge of Oscar Bloom, charged with operating from geoug. to the farmer. During th dry f week. on the coast thla season hav arranged the people of XV el la vl lie are very weather' Thomas, corresponding secretary, and W, ha been eiolen during the last an illicit still near Eureka, wa sen- muchsave green things would die froiyg n ail box booking In order to visit Utahs acrfiic tn the plan and wll? cothe student body. They are doing Interested J. Lemon, IV. J. Tierney, XV. J. Rod da, One lntter left in the Parker It not for the cos'-intenced to flv months and seven dare operate with the church historian office lack of moiaturo r wonders. oods and J. K, Morgan, trustees, waa opened and put back tn tho box. H. E. from X'enus, Which counvibrations on hard labor hours of In the th county Jail yesterday by Judge ln bringing the history up to date. twenty Th organisation will meet again this teract the Influence of. Mare and th . Tillman D. Johnson of the United Etafe ! Weileviile 1 th oldest town in Cache eun. FIRES TO BE INVESTIGATED. AUTO SCHOOL OPENS. eampuA morning in Moore hall to continue work i dlatrlct court. reason has an Inand for this on drafting a constitution and county, Thirtv-fou- r enllated men at Fort DougSoAn InresMgatlon will be made of tie X'enue has a moat important influence to la of their Part a Illness, charged with Low, f duty King put Mr. to y A dance will be rven under th direction ev-rhistory, according cause of fire whlvh occur In tb las commenced tra'ntng In the auto meupon earth life and Imparts a quality of possession of opium, pleaded not guilty. teresting cial hall la shape for tho presentaof th United Ralway Employees at Rational of th lntermoutitain dis- chanic school whlci opened veaterday. Aemstant United Hta'e Attornev Henry stability to alt undertakings Gdeon bail. ednesday evening. May 13, trict this X'enus la tb governing planet of th anl when th biarr o'apuun 1. I. Larg. tn charge of th tion of ths TaudsTills show which D. Movie, on behalf of the government, VrITS VOCATIONAL OFFICE. are due to cirv.csSnee prosecution will motor transport corps, he charge of th Mrtbdate and Taurus th governing ,it entered Judgment against James Parse Is to be put ea tinder the direction of M. , clerk The coming wheat crop Is below normal. result, acceding to Dana Parkinson, vocational school, Vane H. of chief The emerald la the birth stone. K. G. Denver, bondamen for and of the ZpA loquitur sad the CiceroIt lock as If tb pnre of Lour will ad- supervisor of the XX'tsatch national forest. the federal hoard of vocational education Boruxis, charged with Interstate transTransportation it well gw erred. X vance. Balt XX hen you Better buy jour supply now of will po'.t by t.i Interest Lake ogeleria Purity seeds plant portation of liquor, who ie aald to hav for district No. 11. visited th ni societies. I elp Mad the Gist high grad , Jeroma flour sad be safe to consult with Harry B, of the XX ant Ads.- - Hotel failed to appear for aenltnc in uctooer. office veeterd Special gse on all bedding and pofed vou plant th beet t.nat money can buy: X ant Adi to Curtiss and J. , Bearsson, advisors. 191. J but te sure tbej are Vogeir. a ogeler Seed Co-.- gentiaj agen:. (Advt.j plants at Vogelera (Adv eitlse.-xen- t (Advt.j La.' thr Hit by Automobile Sustains Severe Injury el le-go- bt t F-a- Western Plant Quarantine Board Open Annual Salt Lake. Meeting raon 1 1 ; :V'.V . A sa ruts -- k. .. 8.t Merchants Continued Until June (-- Students Plan Trips Chief Explains Clenns Resignation Various Attrac tions Near Salt 1 Rive--aid- .IMSra hirr. -- ti Committee Indian to Stop Salt Lake on Trip. dam-bee- 4 Sends Commercial Pamphlet to Educators 1 La ' -- nt Conspiracy Next Convention to Salt Lake Be Held . &p-r- r n, e Autopsy to Determine Salt Lake Landing Sites of Exact for Mail Planes Viewed ah ean-To- - Services Are Held' for Pioneer Railroad Man Nibley Hearing Set for by May , Hel-eu'- Red of Hard Labor 1 - high-wat- Draws Penalty s Project to Add Acres to Idaho Farms a. Shooting Craps opecial Kates Announced by Western Pacific Road n Lund Cedar City Railroad Interesting Capitalists Fourteen er Federal Auto Theft Case Headquarters Location Nevada Be Tried Occupy tr - Tourists Arrange to Utah$ Scenic Wonderland Are Elected by United Railway Workers v ; 210-21- 4, Residents Will Assist Historian 111 Illicit Still Operator Is Jail Sentence I. 1 XX 1 a e; XX Auto-monl- le e XX 4 9 theiry-advanug- I j A |