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Show v THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THUR SPAY MORNfrXG, JANUARY FLOOD CONTROL PLAN OFFERED Little 1LE CROWNED Interviews CHAMPION BIRD sBaaMMa Concerns Must Trade Bottles, Court Decides Marks proceeded to try another set of similar cases, consolidated for trial, and In which there are numerous defendant. Th cases will be resumed Thursday. Federal Court Finds Guilty in Liquor Case Deciding the suit brought by Cloves Leaf Dairy and others seeking to Jim Kukunas, arrested October 18 Heber C. Sharp and A. prohibition officer at 118 South by from using the ten plaintiff the companies' milk bottles. Judge Wil- Twelfth West ofstreet following two 8. Marks held Wednesday that alleged hiding kegs Buff Orpington Cockerel liam deIn milk deliver not of whisky nesr the place where he plaintiffs may fendant company bottles, nor may de- waa arrested, waa found guilty in the fendants deliver milk in plaintiff Owned by F. U. B. district court Wednesday of companies' bottles. violation. They mar, however, collect bottles prohibition law Kukunaa will be sentenced Saturto each other, and Judge Poultry Show belonging Marks ordered that thrfre shall be an day. Testimony Indicated that Kukunas exchange of bottles thus collected fled and escaped after federal prohibimade as often as possible, at least tion officer had placed Jim Jones one a week. and himself under arrest. Champion of champions among the ended, This controversy Judge 1000 fowls shown at th thirty-nint- h annual exhibition of the Utah Poultry association was crowned Wednesday by Robert V. Moore, this year's judge. This winner of highest honor Is a Buff Orpington cockerel, owned by Prank Jardine, a cousin of Secretsry of Agriculture William M. Jardine and secretary to W. Mont Ferry. Regularly 1.25 Th cockerel alon brought two silwon He Mr. Jardine. ver cups to Light weight cotton ribbed; white or another cup through showing a chamecru; short sieves and long lege. Slice 84 to 42. pion hen, and received a number of medals and ribbons. Judge Moor will pick out the chamclass Thursday. pions in the bantam Sale by auction of the fowls on exwill start Friday night, with hibition Colonel W. H. Adams as auctioneer. Pressure to buy the chickens has alIt was said ready started, however. that Mr. Jardine had mad seversl exhibit sales from his winners of grand champion cups m i mamw ms S nounced Wednesday by Judge Mo were: ssbbb!! S ammmm Black Leghorn, owned Cock bbsbl Charles Hill. Buff Orpington, owned by Hen Frank Jardine. Cockerel Buff Orpington, owned by Frank Jardine. This young rooster was th fowl chosen eventually as th champion of champions. Barred Plymouth Rock, Pullet owned br Charles J. Trump. Mr. the Trump Is the oldest member of emUtah Poultry association. He Is ployed In the city water department. Young pen Single Comb Anconas, owned by Edward J. Solomon. Old pen Light Brahmas, ownea by the Light Brahma Farms. Other awards mad by Judge Moore n Jardine Winner at mission as Managers. Wm "list I Jan. II AP). A WASHINGTON, new flood plan, calling for control of th four principal tributaries of the Mississippi river by the federal government and a commission composed of tour cabinet members, was added to the many proposals on the problem before congress In a bin Introduced today by Representative Howard, 88 Honor American Writer PLAYER ROLLS Gloria Realizes Danger in Approaching Car, and Gives Warning. were Tomes fast sn wuns o'er you," warned Gloria Ann Watklns, who was waiting, with her mother, for an approaching street car. "Tomes fast. Slip on snow an' get wunned o'er." Gloria Ann strives assiduously for adequate expression, but when one Is only 2, and has difficulty with all but the simplest words, delivery of a message of warning Is likely to lead to a state of Intense excitement. It did with Gloria. "See my new blue sweater, she made known, after the trolley which threatened collision had passed. "San ta bwot vat. Bwot it in a pack on his back." "Too-to- o tomes. by Cable to The Sail Lake Tribune. 75 Limited stock early get best aelect ion c -- hopper while they last Glen Bros. Roberts -- Main0 SssSBBBBsnaua PianO Co Lake Eczema quickly vine warning against the marriage, which Is meeting much opposition. Workers Face Wage Cut England, Jan. II (AP). Although workers in the cotton mills of Lancashire have taken a strong stand against reduction In wages, the door has not been closed to negotiations. In an attempt to arrive at a solution of the depression in the Industry employers proposed the workmen accept lower wages and longer hours. The workers at first refused to consider the suggestion, but later it was agreed that it would be further discussed on February 3. MANCHESTER, perhaps think that that rasb or eczema of your in hopeteee? Thrn we eugfeat that you join the thousands of other who hare need Reainot with almoet startling sucn cess. Even the skin disorders-t- en itching, unpleasant and embarrassing will' la many cases vanish with a few completely of this faapplication mous ointment. Resinol is absolutely safe to use recommended by doe- tors everywhere. Get a ELITA Ceylon, Jan. It (AP). A member of the staff of the former maharajah of.ndore said today that the former ruler and Miss Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle. Wash., his intended bride, will go to Burwaha, near Indore, In a few days. As soon as the former maharajah's health permits the marriage will be performed there. Miss Miller first being Initiated into the Hindu religion, he asserted. NUWARA you ar today. AlaUdruggxtU. Resinol For Trouble dtse to Acid mototsrKif C0 TOCH MCAKTSUHM MSADACHS 1 jjjg Two hours after eating Cockerel First, third, fourth and fifth, E. J. Solomon; second, Thomas Nailer. Pullets First, fourth and sixth. E. J. Solomon; second, third, fifth and seventh, Thomas Napier. Buff Orpingtons. Cock First and second. Frank Jar dine. Hens First and second. Frank Jar dine; third and fourth, John Hasiam. cockerel First, third, fourth, fifth and sixth, Frank Jardine; second, George Earl; seventh, John Hasiam. second Pullets and fourth. First, Frank Jardine; third, John Hasiam; fifth, George Earl. Young pen First and second. Frank Jardine; third, John Hasiam. Whit Holland Turkeys. Cockerel First, Lawson Bros. Pullets First second and third. Lawson Bros. Game Chickens. Blanton of Texas Seeks Senatorship WWMWWWWWWM PRATISLAVA, Czechoslovakia, Jan. 18 (A.P). Four women and four men were under arrest here today In connection with the discovery of what claimed was the greatest police espionage organisation In the locality since the world war. Two of the men were said to be soldiers employed In a military bureau here. The women acted as Intermediaries between the soldiers and Hungarian spies, police asserted. The authorities said that the soldiers Intended to blow np large safes containing secret military documents. Reclamation Experts' to Meet in Washington That a aecond meeting of Irrigation and reclamation experts will be held at Washington. D. C . at the department of Interior auditorium, February 14 and it, la the Information received by Dr. Richard R Lyman of Salt Lake from Dr. Hubert Work, secretary of to Interior. Problems growing out of reclamation projects In the west win be discussed at the meeting, the letter states. The meeting will be a aequel to one held two years ago, when farm development under reclamation projects was th principal subject for one. Too will sever nee erode methods when once yoo learn the efficiency of this. Oe Set a small bottle to try, Be sure to get th genuine Phil, lipa' Milk of Magnesia prescribed by phyeiciana far 50 years in cor25 ud Sue recting eieess acid. a bottle any drag store, "Milk of Magnesia" has been th II. 8. 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Sixes 1 STORE DEPARTMENT to mm. em MM 44. 88 event, in keeping with our every-dapolicy, nothing but desirable, dependable merchandise of unquestioned merit, and in no case will yon find any article misrepresented we carry NO mA mmma THIS y SECONDS, NO IRREGULARS, NO SUBSTANDARDS, either for sale purposes or any other of the unusual nature of the values Because reason. here offered we cannot accept C. O. D. or phone orders. Nothing will be sold to dealers. NO MILL RUNS, Women's Rayon Undies vests, Bloomers, neck-lace- Brooches, a, earrings, etc., Including some of the latest 88 88 88 88 88 Women's 1.25 Brassieres ao s a r d make ; swam! silk and figured batiste. and uplift styles. Sizes 80 to 48 Men's .Handkerchiefs, Plain w'hite; Irish linen; quarter-inchems; large size . . Full grenadines. shapes for ajBfJr Men's Ties, Pure silk knitted; plain color or fancy 4 HVMb h . Spies' Plot Discovered nPHIUiPS: Sizes 15 to 44 C. WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 (AP). Representative Thomas L. Blanton of Abilene, Texas, today announced his candidacy for the Democratic senator-l- a nomination in that state, to succeed Earl Mayfleld. Blanton for a number of years has been one of the fieriest members on the Democratic' side of the house, and on occasion an effort was made Oil War Has Begun on to deprive him of his seat because of material he had Inserted In th ConCALCUTTA, British India, Jan. 18 Record. (AP). The Statesman, discussing the gressional he said he would be In the Today Dutch Shell oil race Standard of who msy enter." "regardless a dispute, says that It is clear that great oil war has begun and will be fought to a finish. The newspaper plac a premium on the Russian policy says that a successful marketing of of confiscation, but would enable th the Russian product would not only soviet to prosecute its campaign against th existing order everywhere. When Pain Comes Seas formula since Women' s House Dresses mon. Cockerel First, "Allen Roundhead," owned by Wasatch Riding club; secStudents Beat Jews ond, "Wildcat Blues," also owned by the riding club. JASSY, Rumania, Jan. 18 (AP). Kenneth Adams won first with Students from Bucharest attending the his young pen. his Greys and prise Reds. trial of comrades here for antisemitlc He was awarded both first his and secdisturbances, renewed autijewish dis- ond prize for cockerels and pullets In orders. Numerous Jew were serious- the Jap pit game class. ly beaten In the streets. Six students were arrested. Hindu to Wed Near Indore Your Physician Know Only, fri Jewelry Novelties Awards in the various classes dur ing the day were: Single Comb Buff Leghorns. Cock First, E. J. Solomon. A Hens First, second, fourth and fifth. to E. J. Solomon; third, Thomas Napier. BOMBAY, India. Jan. 18 (AP). carload of fireworks being taken Udaipur for the celebrations In connection with the wedding of the heir apparent of Udaipur to the daughter of a petty chief of the state of Jodhpur exploded today and two persons were killed. This was regarded as a di- Dr.SIEGERTS A tomachit aids the flow of digester juirci; a carmtmattvt expels xvr Cn you nil A stepins; neatly miiiiiHiiiiiuiisiiiiiiNiiiiiiinl Fireworks Kill Two relieved Do Sweepstakes, American Class. Cock Barred Plymouth Rock, owned by S. O. Day. Hen Rhode Island Red, owned by Sessions and Wilson, Bountiful. Barred Plymouth Rock, Pullet owned by O. J. Trump. Rhode Island Red, Young pen owned by Andrews and Davidson. Sweepstakes, Msditerransan Class. Cock Single Comb Black Leghorn, owned by Charles Hill. Hen Ancona, owned by K. J. Solo pen. mm Stops J)U(jh mmIh mm : Cockerel Brown Leghorn, owned by J. Trump. Pullet White Leghorn, owned by William Bailey. Young pen Anconas, owned by E. J. Solomon. Sweepstakes, English Class. Cock Dark Cornish, owned by Wil- lard Dawson. Buff Orpington, owned by Hen Frank Jardine, who also exhibited the winning pullet and young pen. Sweepstakes, Asiatic Clsss. Cock Light Brahma, owned by Brahmas Farm, which also had 3 Light the winning cockerel, pullet and old World Topics 2 for 8HANOHAI. China, Jan. (AP). The central executive committee of the Kuorolntang, or nationalist politiWASHINGTON. Jan. 18 (AP). To announced today honor the memory of the late Major cal organisation, that It Intends to undertake Imme- General Wood, governor gendiately a program seeking abrogation eral of Ionard the Philippines, it has been between "of the unequal treaties" China and the varloua nations. The announcement 'stated that the nationalist government would Inaugurate simultaneously negotiations with the various nations concerned th for the purpose of abrogating Hrals inflammation and tor) treaty. ihrost usd by million. "8hould the varloua nations decline In casee wherein negoto negotiate tiations are availing, then the national government) In accordance with prevailing International practice and under preaaure of the changed cir TODA Y Bargains Galore Read Every Item prlze-wlnnl- ' Japanese LATEST HITS Fort Men's "Richelieu" Unions w anese affairs, was the occasion of a demonstration of respect and honor today from both the foreign colony and high Japanese officials. Among the hundreds attending the funeral at Holy Trinity church were the American and British ambassa dors, many distinguished members of the diplomatic corps, members of the . Japanese diet and the minister of foreign affairs. Among the pallbearers were Vlsconnt Ishll and Baron Shldehara, former ambassador to the United States. cumstances, will nullify such treaties suggested to the war depsrtmsnt that untermlnated by negotiations," the the name of Camp Meade, Maryland, announcement aajys. be changed to Fort Leonard Wood. Camp Meade virtually has been decided upon as a permanent army staMay Be Named in tion and regulations provide that such be designated as fort. stations Honor of General Wood China to Abrogate Unequal Treaties f Dependable Mcrch&ndia c Democrat, Oklahoma. The tributaries, the Arkansas, Missouri, Ohio and Red rivers, would be supervised by a commission of the V secretaries of agriculture, commerce, interior and war, together with a The prominent civilian engineer. measure provides a 110,000,006 appropriation for the work. At the hearing of the house flood control committee the American Federation of Labor, through Edgar Wal-lace, one of Its legislative representatives, presented Its view that the con trol of the nation's rivers was a fed era government responsibility. The ourbing of rivers In Kansas was discussed by Senator Capper, Repub llcan, of that state, together with Rep reaentatlves Ayres, Democrat, and Sproul, Republican. TOKYO, Jan. IS (AP). 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