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Show 24 BT m I A I "ITT Senator Auerbach Says Californians See "s RSSSl ? .a T : .' 4 rado River Situation. I With Senator Johnson. I OtO. ..It ' Indeterminate Term Given Robber of Hoskis-son- 's Inspects Airport Field. , t whol. People of California, at hav been aadlr misinformed at to n Utah- - standpoint on " th bill, according to Senator Herbert 8. Aaarbalh of Bait Lak, who baa bean spending aoma tlma In the coaat itatt. Only on tide of lha question baa been placed before tha clllxena of that atata, ha declared, and that alda la California'. Tha aenator declared, however, that ha found tha Cmlifurntana eminently fair when tha truth waa placed them, and said ha had found I hardly any person, who, after being Informed of tha true altuatlon. did not aay Utah wat abeolutely rlfht in j taking tha stand aha did. Senator Auerbach aald ha talked j with mur neoola In California on tha Colorado river problems and that ha found them well Informed from Licorice and Toy Horse tha California atandpoint. There la treat deal of intereat displayed Make Susanna Too there In the question, more In the southern part of the itate than In the north. Be aald tha average Busy to Converse. before being Informed on the matter, takea the aland that and unreasonable; Utah la selfish that there are million of gallons of Susanna's Intereat waa divided be water In the Colorado river that for tween a lor horse and a atlck o thouaanda of years paat have been I candy so much so that to command going to waate and that Utah wishesii her attention waa almost impossible. to atand In the way of the Csllfor-'Susanna." queried the reporter, litis who desire that water for do mestic purposes, irrigation and power. or that by any ohanca Belieropbon Pegasus?"' The aenator aald be explained to "Licorice." said Susanna, halting them the principle of the weatern I further utterance by popping- the how the of water law appropriation, . . .. .. i w. v. en.,! dnlntv Into her mouth. Bwtng-Johnso- if,' ra alt u,,i vumy ntvi.i iw oa u- - i r Blast Furnace Head Given Honor s ? t commission in tie W. JACKSON, the first Utah man to rceivt matins corps reserve, being- - sworn in by Captain F, D. Cornel, In charg of tat Bait Lak marls racrnltint' office. D ILL SEEART SHOW Club Members From All Over the State to Be in v , , Store Saturday. Franti HeJney, charged with rob bery of Clyde Copen at Hosklsaon's store on Thirteenth East street Sat urday night, waived preliminary hear ing in the city court Tuesday, en tered a plea of guilty In the dlatrlct court and wat sentenced by Judge L. B. Wight to terra an Indeterminate term In the tut prison. Judge Wight aald that he would make bit recommendation to the board of pardons within a few days, Halney aald that ha waa prompted to' the act because be waa ""overloaded" with liquor. He aald that the reason he had a gun waa that he expected to take a trip as toon aa be left a party, and be and a com-na- n Ion had packed certain effects and equipment which they were going to take on the trip. Judge Wight asked Halney what be intended to do If Copen bad resisted him and attempted to get his gun, to which the prisoner answered that he. "honestly believed" the clerk could have reached over and ahaken him by the collar, compelling him lo dron the Piece. Judge Wight said that he would forward the defendant's remarks to the board of pardon a When Halney was sentenced n said, "Thank you. ever so much.' - general superintendent of the trnment airmail, now operation su perlntendent for the Boeing; Air Transport, it a dally visitor at Air. port, having arrived In Bait Lake from Washington. D. C. with hla fimlltf anH f&Lan tin hla r.tM.,.. in tha Cltr. Mr. Colver la ananrilna- few days familiarising himself with I I the Held and the land equipment now used by the government on the transcontinental Una which the Boe ing company will take over July 1. wnen it Desins ooeratlne? the Chi cago-Sa- n Francisco route under pri vale contract. Mr. Colrer then will 1 go to Seattle for a stay at the Boeing airplane plant, where the twenty-fiv- e ships to be used on the route are under construction. On arrival Tuesday by plans was Melvln W. Smith, superintendent of airway extension service or the de partment of commerce. Mr. Smith V OO OtO OfO HO. . IS OtO 1 Recent General Superin tendent for Government AIRPORT. SALT LAKB. An'rll 11. B. Golyer, until a few day ago A First Devil Dog Reserve Captain ' PLEADS GUILTY I Colo- Utahn Is Pleased With Trend of Conference U"" v-- "" A ;. f r-- f v -- t. .- -- K Thursday. Springville . ' Delegation Will Drive in Caravan ; En- Local ' tertainment Is Planned. "sit 4 f Nearly TOO members of th -Lak Klwanit club and repreentIn club oter fifteen th from tivt tbt ttat win be present at th dln-nThursday night at th Springville the high school auditorium, wher annual art axhtblt of that school Is 1 now b!ng held. It it expected that nearly 00 Kiwanlant and their wives will b present. Th local delegation will leav "by motor Thursday afternoon at t o'clock, arriving In tim for th dinner, which starts at 7 o'clock. Immediately fol- lowing the dinner ther will be an of- - M. ficial Inspection of the exhibit, which contain more than 800 pictures, including the works of some of the most noted artists in the country. The evening's activities will be brought to a close by a dance, at which music will be played by th Axle! orchestra ' of Salt Lake. Nelson Beal of the President Springville club will be master of 'H ceremonies at the dinner and C. R. r. Jones of Salt Lake will act as The program follows: LieuMusic. Nephi club; short talk. tenant Governor Percy Craven of the Eureka club; reading, Spanish Fork club; stunt, Bingham club; short talk. Judge w. H. Keeder of Ogden; oceT duet. Elmo Coffman and. Melb: A .. Condle; talk. District Governor Walter ' Adams of Provo; music. Salt Lake, club; address, Dr.'J. H. Paul of the University of T'tan: 'selection; 'SPW'Sir-'""""villa Klwawnla quartet. In visiting th SprlngvlII art exhibit, which has assumed national fame, member of the Klwn'nla chiK er n : " . ..A4 . perlntendlng the Installation of air, i a wey Jinu lanaing neiu ugni on mi MAJOR A. J. MECHIN. lt Lake route between Los Angeles-SaH Angeles and Lata Vegas. announced on his arrival Tuesday that the twenty-tw- o giant lights will be In operation the first week In June. Eight fields between Las Vegat and Los Angeles are being lighted and the rest of the lights go on the airway. Mr. Smith left by train last night for Cheyenne for an Inspection of the route between that from cltv and Colorado Springs. there he will go to Washington. warren tx la jroueite, western division superintendent of the gov ernment transcontinental line, has returned from a trip over the route . nan mm to which took jnrancisco ana r .. .. all intermediate fields,- reported j Veteran- - Of : Philippines, a siftiisiacwi 7 vi ifr. t-1 A passenger lo juos Angeiee xiiea- - i. t it. VYOrid day afternoon by plane over the I - JJOXCr IeDeiI10n, ASKED-I- 0R Several Applka- western p ran., i;tc;, I d Krta flier, Kelson, ' Asked tions Lake wheeled the horse about, 'oblivious who la on his way to Ban Diego. Ha. I ;.K.. f Sit- - Quired which will i to Utahns Pending War. LieS in JCden. mi.. ruj xivuj. iuvs i.j jtijuv Individuals and states vn?nlmT else , eccompamvu deprive other ' of water which would ".eeia'.no for?Funds removed the Itcorloe, rfoi:C6nltoi'iiottsltfMa-r- : thelrt by natural right. He ihowed ons. she spend the night in Las Vegas. established last year by the Salt Lake Un, b.'" If California, were allowed ?"x td.d Armand of Jean Mechln the Major ' . phatically: "My name is Susanna Needed Relief. i han.fidal Reserve Corps. Utah naUon.al u"4 was found dead 7 the water which wilt" Wr wjulred toiwJ?!LJ!3?!.i In hit room at the Hotel In run the electrlo r.. "Wlte CZZJ.I piam ( r I live wlte generating i;.,.. 'Txe 4t la- - proposed, tc. build, at.ha and -' wM' morning.'" tgde:eTBe'sfay 'partial was .highland artv" tili relief of the for the Contributions Boulder dam, mat eiaie wouia bottle of W. chloroform and Phllbrlck ly emptied Jackson, who in or "Forence bought the candy," she Tight that would deprive Utah called Ninety-Da- y a glass of whisky were found In the Miaaisslppl flood sufferers will be ac- dinary peacetimes it superintendent Sixty as her Questioner wlthdre of the use of the water In years to "She hsd yellow and bwon licorice, cepted tt the local chapter of th of th blast furnace at I ronton for come. When thla had been explained room, and circumstances surround best. like the I yellow to them. Senator Auerbach reportea Sentences Await ing the discovery Indicate, suicide, American Red Crosa the Columbia Steel corporation, now the majority of the Callfornlana de A telegram was received by Wfl wears th title of Tuet-da- y according to City Judge John A. "Captain." clare the? bad no idea it waa aa Floaters. Hendricks, acting- coroner, who con Ham It Folland, chairman of tha lo it H. he waa sworn la as captain in will he the Judge John F. Macl-an- e cal chapter. Monday from the San the marine eorps reserve, and inciducted an investigation. "BACKWARD." UTAHNS CALLED local speaker at tha Salt cele authorising dentally be Is the first Utah man to Ill health Is said to hav been the Francisco regional office One thing- which the Caltfomlant "Round-th- e bration of Yal the to funds Lake Salt th accept chapter be that marine the are unable to understand, the sena picked "powers of va by be rid Lake is nia-hto Salt motive for the deed, as Major Mechln for this purpose. Checks, according w" an QTa.liliiriAii trt K. an iffif.r World" dinner Wednesday City at. i tor aald, la why, in view of the maghad been suffering A radio receiving from a threat Mr. Folland, may be sent either to in the marine reserves. grants, not by' floaters, but by- - sixty the Hotel Utah. nitude of the proposition, Utahns do nervous - breakdown lor some to oe set up in the ened 's ouinr. win In local Boston the the office y tn ninety-dathe with to building Jail sentences, Several applications have been not take a areater Interest in the time. He had been particularly de or to J. C. Cutler at the Deseret Na suite, where the dinner is to - 4v for soma time, according to Captain prospect of becoming members of th take place. Colorado river probleme In general In the hope that citixens for five tlonat or the four pressed past treasurer of th n Is to organ! P. D. Cornell, officer in charge of bill In parand the Enlarged days, according to members of bis cation. bank, will be able to "listen In" on the the Salt Lak marine recruiting of- county prisoners' chain gang Iftorec-be broadcast of Chief ticular. The answer to that. Senator Justice William ramily and friends. on county roads. to set to received work the is Mr. the According telegram Jackson's first but Auerbach said, is that the project fice, C2Z ave He his home, Howard Taft't Garfield which is the Curriculum. nue, lert by Mr. Folland there are 425.000 one to be acted upon favorably. started In California, they have been ommendations of County Attorney feature- - of th speech, Mon for as downtown usual observInternational In the flooded area in need of Mr. Jackson came to Utah from Wallace B. working on it for years' there, and re la refugees ance. to his Harold P. day head of th morning, according, Fabian, carry. Kelly ex had food and shelter. It It Ohio In 1924 . to take charge of the temporary the people of California have uvea Yal That at he Utah Mr. will announced that night registered Kelly colony, Tuesday preside at the In Ordun a! pected that It will be four week be blast furnace where Utah Iron ore la h had conferred with Sheriff Clif- dinner. longer time in which to be educated tha Hotel on the matter than have tha people turned Into pig iron for home and ford Patten, who advised him that Boldly Past Son Mother Frances ciajre ot noire I though be had said nothing to anyone fore th tituation can be relieved. Thos who hav signified their In- - i followed He has of Utah. The Californlans have foreign consumption. Salt Lake of hla Intentions of go- use more prisoners for this tentlon of being at the Salt Lake din- - , Dams, Jnd., tupsrlor general of the In been educated In a more Intensive the iron and steel Industry since the he could lnr there. Before retiring; Major first forming a chain gang to ner are: Sherman Armstrong. Ernest Returned Who manner also, it waa pointed out, as Sisters of tho Holy Croat In tha Unit Mechln close of the world war, when he held work, bota on work apparently purchased . Big Cottonwood road be- Bamberger, Bruce M. Bradley, Edarrest sum of money have been a commission In the marine corpa ed States, hat left for her horn after tle of chloroform at an Ogden drug tween the "Cat Stair" and Brighton, ward T. Brown, H. Ross Brown. Richwas born in Chicago and attend and. available and spent In educating the He was em He store. Identified Sh In Lake. If Salt by should be a sufficient ard W. Dooly. Lawrence Fox. Georee visit ten ther days' Job Was Completed. ed the University of Chicago, where number, to form people on the matter. of the store as the man who a second group to J. Gibson, R. N. Griswold. James A. ' was the guest while heat at St Mary ployees It was pointed out by Senator he played football. He Is still inter- work the made purchase. Hogle. John R. Hurford. Carleton H. pn Emigration canyon road. Auerbach also that the problem Is on of the many inested in athletics and manages to give of was the Six seven Tuesday morning body or "vags" hav Jones, B. L. Liherman, Jonn F. Mac- - . alleged In more concrete In California than In some B. Y. U. at the H. W. coaching help found opby , Beckett, Jr., manag stitutions throughout th country taken into custody already. On Lane, Arthur E. Moretor, Seth W. Utah. The people there are ready between chargea of the big furnace. been OI Burglars who ransacked and robbed Police conviction of being on the streets at Morrison, Jr., Joseph S. Perry,' Dr. E. 1 '5e Mianoltl- - 7 to use the water of the river from tha horns of Edward L. Burton at rated by the Sisters of the Holy mf noin iiuinicu uy .iiu ca.iiuii.uuii late and unusual hours, or roaming V. Silver, Charles D. Smith. Rev. . for "th Catholic of for cross Irrigation, is Pr N H- - 8ava-B- i every standpoint, Th Holy clt. physician, Murrayth pariah around without visible means or sup- Kengo TaJIma, J. Waicott. Thompson, First South street orom- - Crosa . hospital domestlo purposes, lor power sna mr 105 Rait i showed wu. most recent on In th iso wiinm in mwvm life wat extinct. church, that other activities or lack iynn . xnompson, uscar k. Turner, besides return to when were port, ths'ised Utsh again they in flood control, whereas rt ait era-IN BOXER REBELLION. Salt Lak diocese. It to have a new of them constituting vagrancy, these Charles T. Van Winkle, Witcher R. ' use of the Colorado river water Is discovered by air. Burtons too. Mother Francat Clair announced SERVED Mechln Is men to such work, pro- Walker, George Y. Wallace, Lloyd set will be more f Is and of well rancis, Tuesday night. more a matter the future known In parish building by midsummer,. It Major additional college years would vided Jail sentence! are meted out in Weeter, Allen P. Bradley, Oscar Van Francis, according to the police that difficult of visualisation. The aenator he added to th work at t. Mary-- 1 business and military circles in Utah, announced by Father Patrick Magulrt, ' , court. home Cott, Alfred Blumberg, D. D. Mofth s the entered city report, Tuesday said his anxiety was to protect utan until.-tInstitution having been connected with th na fat Murray Suluvan, Dr. R. S. Ala la able to rlv a full four Interests in the river so that when nlg.lit about 10 o'clock and beard, tional guard tor many years. He pastor., Work on th building, which years lison, Buyd Park, Harold P. Fabian, i en noisa the of second the cost betwswrllO.OOO and 115,000. story the time comet when the aae of the house. course, which means thatde--it had also been employed by several will Bartlett Wicks and Arthur M. Cook.-- -, t Is started been and It has -.-.hi Mint., the various Thinking It to be the maid college Lake Colorado river resources Is required or Salt expected flrma. 1 acholaatio merchandising of Salt Lake: William C. Foy, Man-t- i; all he no his attention to sister, paid ne was oorn in unaun, cnrisna. that the dedication will take place Frank D., McGregor of J. A. Hogl they will .be available. it and walked to the stairway. Henry M. Hartman, .Ophlr; Rev. E. Msv IS. 1870. and came to the United early in July. At that tVme the church A Co., waa the PAYS JOHNSON TRIBUTE, nomine for single E. Two men, he said, walked Bachelder, Provo; Benjamin II. m add the third year In September States while a young man. He has will be given the official name of St. while In California Senator Auer- him and out of the front door. passed of Soldier Summit: Sylvester M. th Salt Decker, of Lake chanter One ae I had a long president and interesting military , Vincent raui, bach conferred wty Senator Hiram of them turned bis head and said, and the fourth year the following Jr.. Ogden. and Frank H. Harnew Scott, Is This the struc first the career wnen ne th of neRound religious wnicn Loyal Knights negan enlisted September. Thl will undoubtedly Johnson and discussed the Colorado "We'll be beck later." Evanston, Wyo. n be to rison, ture raised by the Catholic Table at th nomination war with the enlargement of the for the meeting held river situation at length. "Senator He gave the alarm and Jtectlvea cessltate staff. ot the Rt. Mother Frances Claire tn first Missouri volunteer In ran try church sine the coming teaching Johnson Is a genial man," Senator E. A. Hedman and If. P. McOlnneas th chamber at of commerce Tues head of tha Holy In 1898. He served in the Philippine Rev.' John J. Mltty aa bishop of the Auerbach declared upon his return, went to the house and found that it a.id. The Dreaent East high cadet companies C and The Murray par- day noon. Further, nominations may " irr Salt Lake diocese. uu,in ma, nnfer uvea in aii iaae irom iI the final "a very charming and a most inter- hart been thoroughly ransacked. The 1904 includes tha town of yet be made by petition, election tak- D were given Inspection in in in. rBuur raii. curing ish, which also aa W10 to superior or Bt. Mary enusiea were unable to determine how company competition of th present esting man, and I enjoyed meeting waspolice hla with Mtdvale, with last the regular army he aervice organised year in Mctwo Mr. week. ing place TuesIrwin P. him as much as I ever enjoyed meetacademy. Barr the prowlers had gained entrance. Boxer Father Magulre as the pastor. It Is Gregor waa one of th organisers of year byA Captain served in China during th and B companies will be ing anyone In the world. I wish to The rear door, they say.' had been another parish church, in local taoie, was its first secre day. that expected uprising. he to tribute this and him, although pay inspected Thursday, bolted from the Inside and had not Captain IrIt was in regular army service that similar to th on now being built, tary and was a deiegat to the na win will announce the winner does not sgree with us In the Colo- been disturbed.- - The front door had Victor P. Cram. 70, a torn Die work Major Mechln first came to Utah. He wlU be atarted in the fall in Mid vale tional convention held In California afternoon. On Wednesday the Friday rado river matter, he Is a very re- a special lock which had not been cadets er for th Mormon church, dropped wss stationed at Fort Douglas In to accommodate the Catholics there. Alonxo Mackay and Earl B. Wlxcey will hold battalion drill, and that tim dead In markable, man. Senator Johnson Is opened until it waa opened by the the, tempi grounds Tuesday The present structure will contain were nominated for th position of also th various 1903. In 1911 he was battalion ser anxious to have Utah's support In the eon. None of the windows bore evicompanies will be morning pn his way to work. Heart . , an assembly room, to accommodate first .vies geant major In the First L tah Infan 150 and thinks dence of having been opened. Moulder dam question, president; ueorg B. Earl traded. , failure was th cause of his death. a In addition as to rest trv armorer, state later and and worshipers. tHon R and H. were Laarum nominated Leland Bean of C company and He stated that he did not feel well Utah and California should be able The extent of the loss wss not deIn 1917 was commissioned as captain rooms, living rooms and boiler room. for second vie to get together on this matter." president: L. Clyde John Arronco of D company were termined Tuesday night, but a list morning before leaving his In the quartermaster corps el th It Is- to be ot Oothio architecture. who has acted as secretary for adjudged the best squad leaders in Tuesday Olpln, Two ways of settling the Colorado of the stolen will be riven home, 152S Major street. goods Scott at Welsh,- arch! tha past .tw Utah national guard. designed- by waa th river problems are most apparent. to the police Wednesday. lngl telr H was born In Montgomery1". year) respective by companies Captain Ala.. "'" tects. celebra of the anniversary OVERSEAS AT HAVRE. As part cholc for this poet. Lynn El. Baxter. Irwin. The best squad leaders In March 21, 1867, and came to Utah with Senator Auerbach. declared. One la B. and A B Incumbent, will for the Colorado river states to get and establish chosen be Chauncey tion in connection with th Whitney his parents, Charles and Liza S. companies During th world war he held the wer placed in nomination for trea Thursday, and ths four boys will com- wnen ne was i years or age. Cram, together in a compact which would poses, with practically no visible wa- ing of the Weatern Air Expreaa' from I rank of captain and was charge surer. to be awarded . Surviving ar hi widow and tha for th a compact of the seven states. ter supply. medal . , . pete . i w!i vi I nuiiiwpi , iruup watr ... Th "Since the beginning of the agitaThe aenator expressed the opinion following wer nominated for May 12 during annual inspection. At following ons and daughters: Vic- - V H,vr. h ran re. Alter aemortiitza- compact now on tion regarding the division of th that the seven-stat- e places on ths executive committee, two that tim medal will also be given tor D. Cram-oSalt Lake; Mark W. " membership hincheon at the cham-- 1 tlon he served with the national be H. Leonard selected: to tne comman the statute books of this state would waters of the Colorado river, the peo- ly Rex most Balllf, oe 19T4 efficient will In company commerce of of auard again and wat appoint ber Cram Wednesday Sacramento, Cai.;Mra. ViW. Williams, retiring president; Ralph der, platoon leader and cadet officer. vian Knudson afford Utah the necessary protection. ple of Utah have been and are now devnted to aviation. in the adjutant generals led of captain Ephralm; Mrs Ada a. nmu, wuiora w. jiomney ana WalAnother way Is to get a ruling of anxious to avoid all possible future Captain Stephen Abbot has an- Nesbitt of this city; 'Mrs. Lulu Allred in Au Development of Aviation From II department or tne guars. on the matter. misunderstandings and litigation by the The H. Rolapp. ter the nounced ' the supreme courtfeels W. he received following will 1926, of be the appointments: of msjor's Delta; gust. Army" Byron Cram of Detroit, Standpoint n that to take the adoption of the seven-stat- e Senator Auerbach It waa definitely 'decided to send Lieutenant Marvin Jonas, to be agreeto tne Mich., and Mrs. Alberta Davis of Salt subject of a talk to be given by commission ana awas assignea two to of the annual the tha matter to the supreme court of ment. We desire to retain the the convention band, delegates ot ForB. section th succeeding of air Captain H. officer Lak. Substantial Increase tn th fees col to be held In adjutant general Claggett, Major the United Ststes would mean a friendship and cooperation of all the the early fall at Dallas.' Archie Smith, who has withdrawn Ninth coma area for the Un ted tletn aivision stan. In th office of H. E. Crockett. nuare deal for Utah, but that It interested parties by executing this to bring the annual from school: Grsjtt Whit. Leon An a member of lected ' of state, Is noted tor th Texas, In order army. C, C Moeiey. vice I Mator Mechln No.was secretary would mean the delay In theTolorado treaty rather than to enter endless States to th Salt Lake 1. I. O. O. F.. the fotlowing derson and Earl Clements, sergeants To the Utah lodge of tha Western ale first three months of 1927, as com- convention If possible; river development, because of years litigation which would engender ill nrMM.nl President William In th band;. Cadet Conrad Ken yon, will speak on the develop-- 1 United Spanish War Veterans and pered with th fee taken In by that fall. Inc., press. also and the hatred" waa Coast Bail of litigation, expendnominated a on of th dele- supply sergeant of A company, suc by having the feeling and of aviation from the commercial the American Legion. He Is sur- - office during th first quarter of 12. iture of large sums of money inciden- matter threshed out in the federal ment I vlved gates, Mr. McGregor ss th other. ceeding Douglas White; Cadets Doug wioow. airs. lanrtnolnt by nis . nene , i .. k ii , . On Tuesday Mr. Crockett remitted to Clifford H, Slnrpeon and Judge John las t isru. Musrt tal to such litigation. -- n. courts, it Alfred I jaimkln, Ross. was srrested at th a Lewis treasurer total of 71. H. Morgan were nominated for the luncheon Ladles Senator Auerbach made It clear "We concede It may require . Rosenhaum, Kenneth Vincent, Rober Union Pacific 4. ..- - attending . .will lake two naugmers, sirs, ' narry B. &&the OSstate In fees collected during- - Janu depot Tuesday afterR. Williams. James, that there are two things ha considKarl years before our less favored round-tri- p Young. E. A. Hedman 'on noon Deteetlv by sir ticket to uary, February and March, while th Angelea H?rty 0,v,B1",fi',ldi.ui .11 .il1" ers of paramount Importance; First, lands will be reclaimed. W concede Jepperaon. Eliot Marr, Lindsey Kee-le- r, a request E. Davis, chief remitted for the earn months Ben K. Redman, chairman of the I , of James t:. Is" in amount was shall that the Irrigable regions of CaliFrank Baxter (o protect Utah so that ah and Taylor, Mecntn. who Kenneth Murray of steDson, Of Los Angeles, Cal. JS.05t.9&. Th Increase Lot Angeles Geologist of 12 police have the proper amount of water fornia, Arlsona and Nevada will be aviation committee of the chamber of the government hospital Arnold Smith, corporals; Cadet Paul Palo at Ross Is tl- - i to I the to in the Increase police, th due According largely allocated to her, and, secondly, to fruitful fields long before ours. W commerce, haa promised that he will Alto. Calif. Hedges, color sergeant.. I "Jumped" a bond in number of automobile registered durleged to hav Associate Not enable her to tax any operation or are aware that the greater popula award at least two tickets to women Hopkins are funeral arrangements seen waa to board Although coast and numof 1927. the the city ing the first quarter construction along the river within tion or tna lower nasm will demand attending the luncheon. It was decided that ber not h 4004 complete. for Rosa, at In train a about than Chicago. higher being bordera ber that power sites be built In your B. L. Cunningham of Los Amretea. the body will be brought here from 192. nim of his arrest, was passing , While In California Senator A tier - section either by private capital or Ogden. A military, funeral will prob Th following tables show a com- formerly geologist with the Pan- hrough Sslt Lake on his way to Chi bach waa Interviewed by various through government aid much in adIs held. who Petroleum American be company, ably collected for the cago, he said at police headquarter. parison of the feea of newspaper on Utah's stand on the vance of any In our section. It has ISewhouse hotel, de - Rosa told the police Tuesday night-thath two years: ratedtueet at thethat first quarter of each Colorlria river question. He pointed been In recognition of these facts he la tn any war Tuesday he would fight extradition. l?7. out that since the compact signed that the upper atates have demanded H. Hopkins, as Berne with connected feea Wil neneral I sevli 11.224. . reported bv Monday" Tribune. Mr. Two young men wer "riven their ...f at Santa Fe entered Into by the that good faith be shown by Calieral states that are beneficiaries of fornia and Arlsona In completing this Corporation fee I1.H4.10 rnnioe or loo rm each or loo days in Cunnimrham aald:Motor vehicle the waters of the Colorado river, the seven-stat- e agreement. rirl to "I am not here in the Interest of Jail for Inducing a S . 4X1.914 SO 4n.H attention of the- people residing withregistration II. Hopkins, and I wish to state drink moonshine whkky and t remain" PRESENT PACT WEAK. ... 114.052 Gasolin 4.74.1 Berne tat nis-hin this section baa been sharply a ewta out to Bour of th Fri Mr. am not Hopthat I employed by "In our estimation the drawn to the tremendous value of before Judge and am not associated with him day, when they appeared Shearing has started at th Jericho kin, compact would etgnallv fail t(SS.064.6 the river for Irrigation and power tn k. oi court rreoj Morgan juvenile In any shape, neither am I here at In thla respect. If Arizona were left AKTHOKT TATXOR, arrested corral, where the famoia Jericho wool purposes. He said Utah shares fully out I do Tuesday; hi eoUctmnoo or instigation. US, son of th of thla agreement our rights and the desires of her sister states to Arthur Bridge. 24. paid lino on th 1stAlbert C. Clayton, at "John Doe Taylor," was oool orlslnstrs. It waa renorted Tues- ktKsw Mr. HopWna personally, nor not be would Wllllsm and Augusta Braddock to the stream serve reduced subject to was the companion of privileges have this He A. J. Sett; 'gene-resentenced a to charge. fin agent. $5 of and day by par a in business way." Tuesosy. JI i surthe beneficial purposes that It can pertt of being assailed hy the people the young gtti In the automobile, Clayton, died freight department. Union Pacific sysgiven a suspended sentanc vived by on brother. L A. Clayton ' . Kn while Howard be made to serve at the earliest utilizing these waters beneficially on also 21, a memtem. right, of Arlsona susceD- thirty dart by Judjr N. H. moment ber of the same party, was In com of Salt Lake, and two sisters, Mrs, I nfavnrahl. spring weather haa depnaalble Among other the vat sections offrom Local the Colorado Tanner In th city court Tuesf Irrigation Carrie C. I.yman of San Diego, Cal., to which the eenstu- called ,,hl thin pany witt a but with sunny girl. He Inshearing enme, . R. Jackson of Oakland, river. to the court that he would be and Mrs. dicated when h pleaded gtiUry to layed He attention were the following: will double day, Saccumbs dnva working clippers Chicago 141 of state offlclala the brother. NephJ W. ClayBeddlriger, of "The Mrs. Katherlne Utah CL Another able to pty the fine. In too soon after psaini time. Movement of wool ta eastern WOULD TAKE ALL WATER. some with the attitude of cutting to her went ago. street, died year South TjlmI ton, displeased rt Temple from has ben reported spots home for lunch another atrtomobil tocUl on markets "The opposition of the people ef the legislature of California In qualWord has been received bv ImTHti Mr. Clavton was born In Salt LaV Tuesday noon and ltt the .lntermountaln rron. - - t ha been accentuated sine It ifying their entrance IMff the' Ci, Jonaa, optnmetrlat of Salt ijika of . Tth 4e the I4n, I. a sftme flirts and eontsinmg Nevada wool v?. Some July tn light that the has been hreue-h- t father, John O. Jonee. Baymond X. Brady, assistant from eaetern t'tsji have already been aotomoMle, but the puree and money the death of his. eompect by the provision that III. T Mr. Jonew waa tn when proposed Bmjider dam will require a they were first to be assured of the returned. she Chi' LINE wer TRUCK "IPORTt. of 1ft? east. Wools missing county attorney, characterised moved Shipment t In vasily greater amount rf water for of the Swing. Jnhnson meaengaaed to start east aa qulrkly aa According to a report given the year of age and had beentwenty-seveat "smart aleck k expectedattains Profit of tJOI.H was realised bv- the if operations than the entire arnount passage n for sure in congress providing for the Taylor ah had the railroad bus!n full speed. Trie larre police by Mrs. Heodlno-r- , truck Hamblin O. E. line, sheering driver." that this saying operating of allotted to the lower basin ststes. type construction of the Boulder dens at amount of rottrcUng,wh!oll puts the Just withdrawn l!4 from a savingsr, years. I and Cedar fitr rial ween St. (ieorg antononUlst makes traffic "The treaty nf the bssin states survived by bt widow, three coot of I2iw.cw0.004 He to construct x dwelling Permits and wool in the hsnria of eaetem dealer, bank, and, accompanied by her daagh-tein 12. it l shown by a report filed to provided for a de- jjoc. nee ot. between eove referred brk-k- . home. He two eon. and to her to of movement Indli-et'rooms drove five to that cost Jo daughter Boston, each, . otnlties the with rornmiaelnn puhlia livery of 1 WW 00 acre-feV. "If government aid la to be InThe automobile wss parked at th leaves a cousin. Mr. Oeorg that if Philadelphia and other lanrs roneum-In- g each, were Issued by cltv Build Operating revenues for th year were Judge Tanner for th bnefit of the lowerannually basin voked in this great enterprise, we of Mrs. her will follow fonrot Salt II. and W. and another curb Beddlnger I,ake, Ptnnev Tueenav center Schramm, were Inspector eceafing. arrestfel total ing r exwhile, f Taylor I42: again f (he feel all of the slates Involved should ststes. The requirements It oea th front cousin. Inmiol 1. Rowlands of i rden. to Itiarner Richards. Five of Ih nenses were ?tn .0. operating pure, leaving lunch, wllh tld! In this offense to jail seuteie HfiMer dsns wtth it 1.. become beneficiaries i Veue Attic f of this a'd. t e Mr. Beddlnger mermen t will be In th Forest Horns dwellings are on Oaybourrt street, taxes le Titer In uncoiiaotihts acDuring their and f?4 !' would be and enforced, hrdrsulic ll or In on nrgtd remembered leaving tn bag cemetery la Chicago attribute the failure thus far sh IHM to counts, making total with various number aid. plant Have any from houeecleaning swap Thursday. af a. expenditures cs!l for pot than an an- -' accomplishment along this tin to thst it be a warning; to others vour surpitis for csah. A ervd In th oar and went to find II. tha other Is st 2T Imperial H09.4. ft'ial 1 arhsrge ttirerjira ls g.nerator the G. W. anthe trtiem hss hcome te that wtehe and d'ie it. The Tribune, Via street. fs't inclined, IV, tndet wsatad tha similarly scre-f.r.t u.6fc In years of a. poftiral foolhsll made to aerr I nd patients his TKece IK lev Veer AttteT nounce te his friend c Br'ksdway Treeing corpora inn waa the, new order f things, a jail gug i eil or swsp return, nd has resumed hla dental given llav j.ae oeeniity wn.i)d anbitlMie purposes of poiti-tanhouecteaaing Between Salt Ijike CHtscstvicg. permit to malt alternations and Oman Beans road work tad "hard t,a Irrigated di.tncts ef the rssher than a sincere dlre A y Will hi he so at tw cherrlee. nffio. and add'tion to a tor and a pert Daily except Sundays and bolio-svyour etirplu heing labor ca tot rocaa." paachea. Apple, practice rearhea t..rthr w ith eur re- - shrn to hamtoetmiair get together W V"-l- e j IC Trmmoeoa building, o and af ment at Sooth Eleventh East Th Trlbase, aprk-otadoe wen aa half tad Ksra m trnm plums, price, In'erurhen Hush for fstur ow.jeirsa: power' pur- - and glv e.jh state a square deal." ' ter April lnh. lAdr ) t- teed Store. iAdv.) ta cost rhene Waa I tor Lime iAdv 1 I Js GUARD OFFICER H -- CONTRIBUTIONS TO Is - m around-the-worl- ' ' . i M'L!,iy -- Yu iMore. - Salt Chapter to Accept; VAGRANTS of m ot i AID JUFFERERS m n w. flft-bo- .r,,..i.i.. RED CROSS SEEKS i CANYON MR Blg-elo- and at Yale Alumni " MEM HUE Swing-Johnso- JU St club..,,,...,i.iJ. MacLarie Speaks -'-- . v- '" WORK BY SHERIFF rine ""r'"'J'. toast-maste- Dinner Here ES PUN - Mary-of-the-Wasat- ch preel-dent- Have Staff and ' Walk Bts-elo- Catholic Church to Build Chapel for New Parish n, McGregor Single Nominee to Head Round Table Club Spanish-America- Two East High Cadet Companies Given Inspection Temple Worker vy Dies Suddenly Aviation Subject of Speakers at Chamber Lunch - Secretary Notes , , 1 ' Fee Increase for Second Quarter I . I f - rap-tai- ' Fight Extradition as Jumper K. sier-nip- . , sov-er- Ie . "it """ Giving Girls Liquor Anthony Taylor Fined and Given Jericho Pool Shearing Starts Court Lecture Costs Boys 3100 lllill t 'Bert' Clayton Answers Call 1 t;i9..$ six-sta- te Purse Left in Auto Disappears - Man's Father in 1 s.x-sta- 8tttre; tft Richards to Build Five Brick Homes rra, a-- 12 : dan-feron- s. ull et H0 t. s--et 1 le l. '" ve few-pen- Tdt i j sen-ten- tMiisat s ch. i trt, la!. 'V - |