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Show 17 LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS DRILL ' HARD FOR WEEK'S r TILT MOVED WEST-GRANIT- E Crimson, Mule Renew Warfare UP TO THURSDAY AFTERNOON Panthers, Leopards, All Saints, Coach Sutherland Take Brisk Workouts Leaders of Army and Harvard foootball teams, tchich elevens clash Saturday for the first time since 1910. May ter Game Minus Two for League Contests. i Hard, driving workouts that found every grldder digging in with all his might marked Monday's program at East. West and L. D. S. C. which all have important league games on this week. East and L. D S. C. clash in the week's foremost offering Friday at the University of Utah stadium. The big structure was secured Monday and the contest is scheduled for 3:30 o'clock. East students will occupy the two center sections on the east side and L. D. 8. C. students the corresponding sections on the west side. Coach Bex Sutherland sent the Granite gridders through a stren- n 1 i uous practice Monday afternoon, trying to overcome several defects that appeared In their play against Provo high last Friday. Thee Farmers came out of the Provo stnig-glfairly well battered up. with the probability that two of the regulars will play the sidelines when Granite Neal and West meets Thursday. Bunker and Royal Jensen were both hammered hard at Provo. and neither was out in a suit Monday. Jensen has a broken rib. two-ho- ' : LOOMS AS BATTLE IN SKIES Aerial Superior Attack Will Ultimate Winner; Decide Regulars. r PROVO FRACAS WASHINGTON-OREGO- N Boy Confesses mniM i i Thrills Expected. By MARTY BURKE. SEATTLE. Wash.. Oct. 15 Every fighting expert and war correspondent In the country says the next big battle will be decided In the air. Now. if they are thinking about that football struggle at Portland next Saturday, in which Washington and Oregon will face each other, they are right. The team with the better passing game is going to win Saturday. Huskies Hold Secret Drill: Give 'Em Air. t ry. The Huskies held a secret practice session at the stadium toda Squat Doc'' Bagshaw. first aid book in; his hand, was puttering around Washington football machfne. won- Ho fix it to could what tie up dering tor the big game. "Give 'em air. boys; give 'em air!" Baggy finally torn nis men. If the Huskies can continue to improve and develop their aerial game. they will have more than a good chance Saturday. Nothing is quite so disconcerting to the defense as the everlasting threat ol an adequate . pass, Bagshaw has already laid the foundation for that passing attack. He has three good tossers in Carrol, Buzzard and Thornton The aerial game, however, is not going to be onesided. Oregon has a pippin all its own. but of an entirely different variety. On defense, Stadle-mathe lanky renter, drops back to guard the middle territory, thus leaving the others free to watch the outer and deep zones. On offense, only two or three receivers, all very fast, go down, the rest of the men being used to protect the passer in the approved army style. One thing is certain, there will be a lot more passes on the field than through the gate. Entering Club mmm Police Say Youth Tells About Elks' Home Robbery; " Start Candidates Drives Ml. to Capture UTAH ' COUNTY arvcU, Correspondent: 326 N. 4th E. Phone 1150. Office. Phone 338 Agent: Home Phone 452-- Airr t Jul LniL nun cai GAMES Intensive Votes Charge Impends. County. Realizing Hat Salt Lake countv mav be the decisive cround of the Utah election. Republican candidates for governor senator, congressman and other state officers stated Mon- day night an intensive campaign with two meetings During the next two weeks William H Wattis and Ernest Bamberger, candidates for governor and senator, respectively, and Congress-ma- n E O Leatherwood, candidate for reelection, will head a delega- tlon of state and county candidates and a battery of speakers who will hold meetings In every part of the w and county. Mr Wattis and Mr Bamberger are following Governor Oeorge- H. Dern I 1st No. Official Visits In Utah County PROVO F. O. Robb, in charge of shipping point and receiving point inspection. United States department of agriculture, with headquarters at Washington. D. C, and L. 8. Fenn, supervising inspector of the western division, with headquarters at Salt Lake, were visitors to Utah county Monday afternoon. Mr. Robb is making a supervising trip through the western territory visiting practically all the states in the Intermountain territory and on the Pacific coast. According to Mr. Robb, growers of onions had one of the most successful seasons they have enjoyed for some time; but he warns farmers of the state against planting too large a crop next year as is often done following a successful season in any variety. Grading of fruits and vegetables has been more careful this year, Mr. Robblns said, which is usually the case in a plentiful year. PROVO Edward Johnson, 17, of j city, was arrested by members of the local police force Monday morning on a charge of breaking into the Elks clubhouse on 8outh First East street some time Sunday morning, according to Chief of Police Otto Birk. takConfronted with finger-prinen from a piece of window glass which he broke In making his entrance into the building, Johnson made a complete confession, according to the officers. Officers say Johnson took a iaay s bracelet, a watch chain with a $2.50 gold charm, cigarets and cigars and The $1.50 In cash from the club. youth was arrested several weeks ago when he attempted to sell two revolvers which had been stolen from a local residence. At this time he was merely warned and allowed to PROVO Threats of her husband to. . JL charge of burglary willmorn-be to commit suicide and the-- resultant placed against him Tuesday condition of mental fear have caused officers. to the ing, according Annie W. Sorenson to seek a divorce from Lafayette Sorenson, according Plea Brings Speeding to the complaint filed Monday afterFine and Jail Sentence noon in the Fourth district court at Provo. Sorenson is also charged with drunkenness and failure to provide PROVO D. B. McAfee of this for his two minor children during the city was sentenced to pay a fine of past six months. $50 and serve thirty days in the The Sorensons are from Pleasant county jail by Judge Oeorge 8. Bal-U- f Grove and were married November afterin the city court Monday 18, 1904, at Provo. They have three noon when he pleaded guilty to a children. senThe of Jail speeding. charge tence was suspended, however, on Electrical Worker condition that McAfee pay $40 which was due on a previous fine. Mine Mishap Victim Both fines were paid. McAfee was arrested Sunday night PROVO Ray Ellingsworth of Proby Police Officer Archie Sellers folvo Is at the Aird hospital suffering lowing an automobile accident in from two fractures in the pelvis, suswhich no one was hurt, although McAfee's car and a car belonging to tained in the mine at Spring CanWilliam Turcanskl of Olendale. yon Monday. Mr. Ellingsworth is an emoloyee of the Utah Power Sa Calif., were badly damaged. Light company and was engaged on some Installation work in Carbon Persistent Violator Charge county. He and companions were a mine skip Monday mornFaced by Man Aged 76 ridingandon he jumped off the oar to ing change a switch. He was caught beof tween the wall and the car. The inPROVO. John Chris tensen Provo, 76, will be arraigned on a jured man was brought by train to charge of being a persistent violator Provo. of the eighteenth amendment when SCHOOL CENSUS BEGINS. he is brought into court Tuesday PROVO For the purpose of semorning, according to the Utah county sheriff's office, following a curing the names of every child In raid on his home by members of the the local school district between the office Saturday, in which a huge ages of 6 and 18, enumerators for the quantity of wine and home brew was 1928 school district census began canseised by the officers. vassing the city Monday. 1' in 47 E. Inexperienced Farmer, Panthers Drill Do Well for One Half. On Aerial Attack. The Granulans Inexperienced With, the West Granite game moved up from Friday to Thursday played good ball at Provo. holding the heavier opponents about even afternoon at 3:30 on the West campus. Coach Roy Mclntyre of the during the first half. The line held Panthers sent his bunch through on defense, but failed to show much their paces with renewed vigor. Tues strength in opening holes in the Prowall. This made it lm- day'! workout will likely be the last vo forward the possible for the Granite backs to crimmo hfnri iho oomo Farmers Forward passing came in make any consistent gains through for a lot of attention Monday. the line. rrm win come oacK ngnt. Chsuneev Eikrem and Oliver Noble M fftlnilt Wert, although the odds taking turns at heaving "h -- I. .Hi seem be all fh Tavor of eoactrMe-- ) to i Hi. BMHV Th? halfbacks were divided up. some WKWTCH and Senator W H King- over- this on the defensive working at breaking Intyre's eleven. If Coach Sutherland COACH to to new material take find the has territory, and propose to comb every up the passes. Spide Morris gave the corner of the county for votes, not and Jensen, then linsmen plenty of instruction at place of Bunker dim1 for only in Republican rallies and meetto smear the the prospects will be very breaking through d however. ings, but in campaignpasses, while the wlnomen also came Granitp, Coach Bob Howard is sending his ing. in for a lot of tutelage at snagging In vote The Salt Lake county is them. The arial pame of WSt ""li'iuw imuuisu uiu ijiuii.k miu d of the total approximately . . . which was used sparingly 111 L11C i rr vote of the state, and Is sufficient ui.l close Jordan game last week, may iinjjui luiil Lusit; wmi imrcie ltigu, to sway a state election when the for Wednesday afternoon iJrfr blossom forth against Granite and scheduled ' contest is close. team Tooele at made The latter has show just how strong the Panthers an enviable record so HARVARD The republican candidates spoke fc". far this season are In the overhead attack this year. at a women's rally at the Le Grande and have been doped as rather easy Mick Oswald at East put his Leopward meeting house, Yale avenue in the western division. Murards through a mighty tough scrim- winners and McClelland street, Monday ray has a cban slate to date, and it mage session against two second may turn an upset. It will at least night, given under the auspices of string elevens. Both ding crews saw make a serious threat against Coach Vice District Chairmen Mrs. Lisle plenty of action and the first string Harris' boys. Graham, Mrs. Rose Berlin and Mrs. cut loose with all it had. The fast R. L. Watts. and shifty Red and Black eleven still Jordan Goes to Kaysville Matt Cowley, president of the seems the favorite to stop the Saints For Practice Contest. Young Men's Republican club, inthe Bofore the scrimmage Friday troduced Mrs. J. Ray Ward as the Coach Ted Foxley will take his backs heaved a lot of passes, with chairman of the evening. to Kaysville WedOswald directing them, while Ben Jordan togridders Following this meeting the canclash with th? Davis counnesday Lingenfelter put in some more licks ty high. The Jordan students are didates hurried across the county to on the line. Fred Hartenstein. quar- now Office. 41', N. Main. Phone lit. Oarfleld, where Thomas F. Jennings their beet vacation, but Crimson Team in Fine Fettle Residence Telephone, 902. terback, was on the throwing end of Coachhaving was waiting with a men's meeting. Foxley is trying to keep his most of the passes. The wiry little tianm tnoptVmr Mr. Jennings introduced the fnr a fpu; urrlrmite ' Other for Test; Coming been has signal quarter showing good and arranged the practice game with ofaerial East form the and passing Davis. He will take his full squad of fense will be a threat that the Saints more than twenty Lineups Shifted. players to Kaysmust overcome Friday. ville. The Coach Croft outfit, although losing to Boxelder last FriPenrose Returns day, is considered one of the strongNEW YORK, Oct. 15 iJ. WithLAKEHURST. N. J , Oct. 15 To Saint Lineup. est elevens in region 1, and is sure out a single injury to mar their (Pi Dr. Hugo Eckener, skipBob Penrose, triple threat L. D. S. to make the Jordan lean? step if the chances. Harvard's footballvarsity per of the Graf Zeppelin, asked C back, was out again Monday after latter hopes to come out winner. ers got down to work today for one Geographical Survey Needed tonight about reports that his being laid up for some time with a tests the of stiffest their Army passengers had been "'scared'' Before Work Can Be Done, slight Injury. He stayed out of the game. hours o' during the rougher Logan Chamber Committee in business and put in his Coach Arnold Horween had th? their air voyage, isked: William Peterson time getting off some good punts Says. team practicing new g Charge Lays Plans; Use "Scared? Vass 1st dts?'' that had both height and distance. plays in a signal drill, but called it a "Oh. I see," he smiled at Head Coach Josh West took his backs made Gymnasium. The Crimson that. after day someone who explained, "no. LOGAN Professor William Petin charge and worked them on a good showing last Saturday against not were scared after they they second string erson, director of the Utah extension plays with a North Carolina, although the offenhad a little drink." LOGAN The committee on agridivision, received a request from the line, while Wid Ashton took the forsive appeared weak, except for the American Book company to revise culture of the Logan chamber ward wall regulars and put them of one period, when all Harvard's 20 and commerce of rewrite t hrough their paces. That big Saint that which will sponsor the an- Brigham portion points were scored. Horween faces sisted in s small and nuai the meet Mcrarland will Wed harvest dinner some line, the heaviest in the division from with reternng geography entertaining the Army battle appretackle to tackle, is shaping up much hension, for the Cadets' strength is guests by the grandmother of the to Utah, and to write the entire Utah nesday evening to outline plans for the event this year. Due to the inbetter now than earlier in the season. well known "Biff" Jones gave his hostess. Mrs. Bernard White. Those supplement for book two. Professor Peterson will begin at creased attendance of the chamber If it is in form against East Friday, Bryant-Sout- h Tilt Heads Soldiers a day of rest at West Point in attendance were Peggy Higgin-feotha- once that attack Madion the compilation of data to of commerce, arrangements have the Leopard running Patty Brown, Helen Voters absent from the county on Roper Makes Drastic son. Armenia Stoker. Ruth Scoville. be inserted in the supplement. The been made to hold the banquet hi the Hoover Badge Wearers swept Jordan so easily will find a election day need not lose their franwv Second Soceer Play Sher-ma Princeton. at Lucile Jensen. that the material of stated the Changes request mighty tough proposition. gymnasium Betty Hopkins. Logan high school. Vote Smith, Says Chairman chise. Eva should be in by November 15. Much Wade. Dorothy Drysrale. The equipment of the home ecoSoph games hold the spotlight After their disappointing showing Under the Utah statutes for abRound. sevfield will be Stoker work Verna nomics and and of Lindsaythe school necessary Wednesday. East and L. D. S. C. high department voter against Virginia. Princeton's Tigers Nevada men wearing Hoover sentee voters, any qualified or Many be Rach?l Miss eral made before to will acthe used the some Foulger. but dinner, greenltngs clash on the East campus daughter photographs they prepare changes, expected vote for Smith, ac- may cast his ballot by mail In orat 4 p. m. and West and Granite were prepared for the drastic Mr. and Mrs. David B Foulger. and data can be put in order. Director cording to O G. Cardon. Wilford D. badges intend to W. to der with hardly the law, the comply Johnson, DemoPorter, secretary of the extension di cording to Fred action Bill Roper took. First of all. Weldon W. Taggart will be married Peterson said. sophs on the Granite grounds at the voter must obtain and TIESDAY'S SCHEDULE same time. vision at the Utah Agricultural col- cratic regional chairman, and his as- prospective Bill ordered a return to the huddle Friday in the Salt Lake temple. Mr an to be furnished DIVISION ONE affidavit, sign lege, has been selected to work out a sociate, L. E. Dillingham of Mackay by the county clerk's office, stating system of calling signals. Roper an- Taggart is a teacher of French In the Jordan vs. Roosevelt at Jordan. Nehave from who returned Idaho, Central school. stunt for feature same the nounced at the time that six junior high banquet. The the reasons why be or she may not Bryant vs. South at Bryant. Announcement is made by Bishop affair will probably be held during vada. changes would be made in the lineup be present during the voting hours. "There is a quiet undercurrent of The the week preceding Thanksgiving. for the Lehigh game. Coach Tate and Mrs. John Gibson of the en DIVISION TWO- voter must declare that he or sentiment for Smith," the Democratgave his Lehigh varsity a light work- gagement of their daughter. Alverta,-- f Irving vs. West at Irving. ic chieftains declared.-- They- - saW she will be twenty miles or more to Harry B. Leishman. The marriage out at Bethlehem. Class Stewart vs. Jackson at Stewart' from their regular polling places. LOGAN David P. Murray, state Agricultural College Senator Key Pittman will be reWith the Brown game next on will take place in the Salt Lake temSeveral days before election the extension of the elected. specialist Dibble 24. A junior Elects President October will be reception Junior high school soccer teams Yale's program, Mai Stevens got a ple county clerk will send each absentee g clash in the second ro.und of their shock today when every given at the home of the bride's Utah Agricultural college, has revoter a ballot and a special mailing from ceived an Invitation Service Funeral Georgia in Oc of the man on was for parents four Ogden evening Sunday hand LOGAN. At the freshman class practice. games play Tuesday afternoon, envelope. On the back of the enthe educational department election held RICHMOND, Va. Oct. 15 Penn State's reverse at the hands tober 25. Mrs. Frank H. Raleigh will Hess, ofHazel-Atlscheduled. Heading the list is today at the Utah AgriFor Auto Accident Victim velope is a form which must be Borah of Idaho, a "siege being Glass company, cultural contest in division of Bucknell resulted in numerous entertain at a shower for the bride of the Bryant-Sout- h Rex the Dibble of Twin college. signed by the voter and witnessed gun" of the Republican campaign - one. Both these teams came through changes in the lineup, as the Nittany Wednesday evening at her home, 528 to act as judge in the national can- Falls, Idaho, was elected president of the peace. Twenty-fourt- h Funeral services for Mrs. Vilate by a notary or justice street. Mrs. Laura ning contests to be held at Chicago of the class by a large majority of speaKing iorces, lonigm m an au- with convincing victories in the first Lions got down to work for the PennThe ballots much reach the county 10 25. to from November dress delivered a broadside in tne round arid the victor will be In will an killed automobile a for shower Morse, the Snyder give votes. defeated John Anderson Angel quite a sylvania game. clerk's office by election day and Three contests will be open at that of RiverHeHeights, brid? Friday evening at her home capital city of the traditionally Demforward in the title race. The Penn's and Alvord Budge accidentT, in Los Angeles Sunday, Oc under the In w will be sent to the disone Buoyed: for schools Hopes home that teach ocratic state of Virginia In support step will be time, Twenty-fourt- h will on held Interbe street. tober at the on of the Bryant Donna Davis from Lehi played where the absentee voter trict clubs wasLogan. of the presidential candidacy of Her- game Columbia Points for Green. Mrs. J. W. Abbott will entertain economics and two for the chapel. State makesjudges elected vice president and Grant mountain Mortuary grounds. his residence. bert Hoover. were buoyed as James at luncheon Wednesday at her home, of the country. Mr. Murray will leave Redford, from Logan, secretary and street and Cleveland avenue, at 2 Penn's one division first the hopes In other game, Traveling over the same section of p.- m. Tuesday. treasurer. lasers tangle. Jordan and Peterson, star of last year's fresh- 2838 Washington avenue, in honor of for Chicago early in November. the "solid south" covered last week round her daughter. Mrs. Carl Mohrhardt Mrs. Morse was the daughter of on meet former's man team, reported for practice. Roosevelt the of Calif. Cache by Governor Smith, the Democratic grounds. Dartfaces which Prank Berkeley, Columbia, County Republicans Angel, retired Salt Lake firestandard-beare- r, the Idaho senator Mrs. J. C. Armstrong of Los An man. Her body was brought to Salt eleven next, mouth winfirst round and Jackson West, Rein his address declared that the Arrange Speaking Program Lake by her brother. Frank Angel, ners in division two. meet weaker had an unusually stiff Monday prac- geles and Mrs. Robert C. Joyce of San Francisco will leave for home publican leadership considered the teams in their play. Jackson opposes tice session. Jr.. a city fireman. Members of the as debatable south!' solid, LOGAN Cache county Republiterritory Salt Lake fire department will be bowed ' The coming Saturday's program Tuesday after visiting in Ogden for In the present campaign and said Stewart at Stewart. J3tewsrt West last week. West plays Irving presents a number of feature games, several weeks. They hare been ex- cans have completed plans for a pallbearers and burial will take place to that he was hopeful that the twelve to The Tribune. will include which entertained. 8pect in City cemetery. speaking program Special to The Tribune. Irving, which was beaten by Jack- including those between Syracuse tensively electoral votes of Virginia might go at Mrs. E. J. Hanke lias gone to San all precincts, according to Hans RICHFIELD. What is believed to son In the opening round. and Nebraska: Colgate and Michi- Francisco PRICE. Joe Mescara, 77, of into the Republican Hoover-Curtsisa be Mr. for record a was brief for to chairman. visit cattle her county price paid Feed Shortage Threatens gan State; Ford ham and Holy Cross; ter. Mrs. S. L. Spring Canyon, lies in a critical conticket. a said leaders national of Brick. cows of herd heifers for that steers, and West Virginia and Washington and dition at his home, as the result of Senator Borah entered a discus- Sheepmen Ship 9000 Mrs. Delbert H. Pape left Monday the party will speak in Cache county from the Garfield county range near Livestock in the West what Lee. and Duke and Navy. officers claim to have been a sion on farm relief as a major issue for her home in Washington. D. C. before the campaign is over. The herd, numbering well in Past Week Lambs Coyote. mysterious attack, in which he was now before the voters and he outMrs. Ethelen Thurston, vice chairover 200. was taken over by Andrew after a brief visit to Mrs. Sidney O sufto is Livestock beaten going and kicked about the head lined the presidential candidate's man of the Hyde Park Republican Anderson of Koos harem at 10 cents fer from a industry of feed on the tsievens on ner way from The Tribune chest by an unknown assailant. shortage and stand on this question, pausing to Special to 9 a called cents has for for i vi mil heifers western ranges, W. F. Purcell, promiorganisation, meeting top steers, viiMrs. MT. PLEASANT. During the past Dr. L. M. Rofs of Spring Canyon eulogize the record of Herbert Hoo- week Herman B way has returned for women to be held Wednesday at and 8 cents for cows. nent livestock buyer of the inter- said that the victim is injured inwoolgrowers of Mt. Pleasant ver as one of efficiency and.achleve-men- t. 2 p. m. fron will be of visit to weeks three candidates cows 14. of the San Some No. steers County Miriam and OGDEN himself mountain region, expressed chapter and ridnlty have shipped thirty carternally, the extent of which can speakers and refreshments will be brought as high as 1123 each, ac as believing Monday. He arrived from only be determined by Easter Star, entertained Order of The Idahoan, arriving early in the loads of fat spring lambs, about 9000 at the the A. T. McCanne has returned served. Mrs. to Mr. Anderson. tea These is coast of Pacific at the cattle the and cording monthly stopping regular lambs have all been was In all. The afternoon from Washington, Mansfield. Ohfb, where she will come north, the greater num the Newhouse hotel. Monday afternoon at 3 from Tooele County Teachers met by group of Virginia Hoover bought for winter feeding by buyers chapter ber going to packers In the vicinity The recent storm has materially o'clock at the Masonic temple. A visited her daughter. Mrs. Henry Clear Creek irrigation in Colorado. Sprlngville. Ogden and supporters, headed by Colonel Henry was Sanford. She Of Salt Lake. the accompanied by he musical Elect Association Leaders but cards and said, ranges, Improved program, sewing to The W. Anderson of Richmond, who was growers average price paid her granddaughter. Barbara Clark. Company Files Papers Movement of range cattle has been came after a season of drought and is 10 cents a pound, and the occupied the afternoon preceding the mentioned as a party vice presidenW.-to cannot accelerated Mrs. tea the hour. Meal of weath this city and promise by supply adequate Specltl to Th Tribune. greatly dry tial possibility at the Kansas City lambs are in excellent condition, LOGAN. Articles of incorporation er conditions that existed during the feed. Arizona ranges are said to be Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Empey Mrs E. B. Kirk of Brigham City are TOOELE. Tooele county teachers ranging from 80 to 90 pounds in entertained Republican convention. 1h the worst condition for twenty-seve- n comdin-- 1 of Clear Creek the summer motor In a club at which to BerSan resulted their months, Irrigation bridge making elected the following officers to head trip Senator Borah remained In Rich weight. i nardlno and Los at with to Buntshouse of feed years. at rter in the Calif capipany, Nlbley, the organized ranges Valley denuding carry Angeles. the county association, at the regu mond for the night and early tomor- tal stock of $2000. were filed with the stock over the winter The bte ville. followed by bridge at their lar annual meenng nej ounng in row wiii leave on his private car for General Storm Brings V. Mohr Monday storms nave somewhat restored parts Wattis home on Brtnker avenue. Monday Four Jail Prisoners County Clerk Carl stitute Saturday.: Jesse P. Steele, Trip Arranges nsnoibc, k., w deliver ine secona comof The the not The suffiof the feeding areas, but purpose morning. Rain and Snow to Utah evening. guests numbered Lee Prandsen. president; speech of his swing through the To Southern Points Tooe, cient to warrant keeping cattle on Granted Releases pany is to own. buy. sell, regulate Grants ville, vice president; Mrs. E. southern states traversed by Gover Inwater. distribute F. and Volker will over entertain to them Mr. cattle winter, Henry irrigation O. Thompson. Tooele, reelected secaccording nor Smith. Specttl to The Tribune. J her club at luncheon Wednesday at OGDEN. corporators include William Gibbons. mm. A second Accompanied by W. W Seegmlller. retary and treasurer, and the folRICHFIELD. general her home. 2780 Madison On recommendation of Ernest Morgan. Abe Hansen. Chase avenue vice" the I.N of chairman YOUTH LOST HILLS. Republican lowing were elected to serve on the storm in a week thst brought snow Chief of Police Harry 8 Anderson, Kearl. Job F. Smith. Eugene JohnBridge will follow luncheon. Snow on Ranges Helps state committee. William H. Wat- - executive committee: Joseph Mills, thecommission TELLURIDE, Colo.. Oct. 15 lP -- to the high hills and rain to the valafter city Monday W. W. enson. Pitkin. Emil Maurer. Members of a bridge club win Us. Republican nominee for gover- - principal Tooele high school; James Lost somewhere in the desolate hills leys hit this section of Utah Sunday luncheon at Kee-ley-'s noon pardoned the following men James Jensen and Byron Snow. Sheep and Cattle Feeders nor. will leave Wednesday for a tour R. Williams. Granlsville; Elmo Pack. near Ico. thirty miles south of here. and ranged well to the south. Snow-o- joy a Thursday. The terms in the city club includes who were serving of the southern part of Utah. Mr. principal of the Vernon school; Miss the high ground around Kanab Mrs. Frank Francis. Mrs. W. H jail: J. M KelT. liquor possession Arvo Matls. Telluride OFFICERS ELECTED. Sptrial to The Tribune Wattis Monday addressed a large Julia Evans of Ophir and Miss Lucy youth, was sought tonight by or- was reported, with the storm lapping Williams. Mrs. H. 8 Anderson. Mrs and carrying concealed weapons; Parent-TeachLOO A N The snow The OUNNISON blanket of crowd of employees st the Salt Lake Stephens, principal of the TrffMfn ganized searching Heavy over into the Arizona strip and O. G. Moyes. Mrs. Charles B. Em- Danoco Arelano and Manuel Monos. association of the Ellis school has which fell Sunday parties. mounon the night railroad shops. He win address we school. snows which averaged two feet In reaching as far south as the Kaibab pey, Mrs. Edward Horrocks. Mrs. W. petty larceny, and Jack M eFax land, been All the teachers of Tooele coun- reorganised with the following tains is helping sheep and cattle, Young Men's Republican club rally depth in the mountains fell yester- forest. E. Zuppann. Mrs. John Meyers. Mrs disturbing peace. The four men had officers: Mrs. Jesse P. Rich, presias the range has been very dry. 8ome at the Newhouse hotel Tuesday eve- -. ty are members of the local associs- day and today. E. C Oisert served the greater part of their senHoward Goddard. vice Mrs dent: Mrs Edith Smith, presiherds have left for the west desert tion and the state association. OFFICERS CHANGED. Mrs. Ernest Ford and Mrs. W. H dent: Mrs. Irene Jones, secretary and this week and big losses have been nlng. RALLT SCHEDULED. GUNNISON At the conference Child A. Larson, chairman feared by the sheepmen due to the John RECORD. SETS FLIER treasurer; SUSPECTS HELD. OGDEN BOYS PROMOTED. to Th Trtburw held in the Gunnison ward last eve of project committee: Mrs, Fred 8. Ksthryn White, daughter of Dr season. Many of the watering -- Pilot Ralph 8harp- William AIRPORT. dry Shanks, If, and Elmer A Republican rally ntng. under the direction of Bishop and Mrs. D N. White, celebrated her OUNNISON OGDEN Word has been received Hale, health committee. place on the desert have entirely nack returned to the airport Sunday StoeelL If, are being held m the will be held at the Casino theater Leslie J. Kidman several changes ninth birthday anniversary Monday by E E Hearn navy recruiting ofIn some Instances the from Boise, where he made a pasdried and up. county jail on a Dyer act charge. VETERANS TO MEET. Tuesday night. William H. Watlu. in ward officers were made. Mrs. afternoon at her home. 2359 Quincv ficer, of the promotion of John Ed- water has had to be tanked and senger --carrying record. During his They are alleged to have stolen an venue nominee for governor on the Repub- - Mabel Mlchaebon was chosen ward Bunco was enjoyed by a1 ward Batchelor and Charles Lieutenant C E. Allen post No 40t ha tiled for the sheep. visit to the fair at Boise. 544 automobile in Nevada, driving It to Iran ticket, and Judge Dtl w orth organist. Mrs Agnes Prick ett. chair party of the young friends of the Batchelor. sons of Mrs. Martha A Veterans of Foreign Wars, will meet The storm n the valley hasn't passengers were carried in his plane, Parmington. where they were Woolley of Mantj will be the speak- - man of the Genealogical society to hostess and tea followed A btrthdav Batchelor. 345 Dan street Both have in the former service men's headto been sufficient retard the digging owned by the Utah Oil Refining place of Mrs. Martha J. Morgan, and cake was a centerpiece for the tea been appointed crs for the evening. warrant officers, quarters, sixth floor of The Tribune of beets. company Buhop E L Bwslberg and Mrs. C table and marigolds were used about achieving tbelr positions in cotnpeti-th- e building. Wednesday at I p. m. The There's a .way out no matter what D Mlchaelson members of the muYour chance Is waiting for rooms Favors were in Hal- - tive examinations. enlisted In Armistice day celebration and other Let The Tribune Wants manag: The influence of The Tribune you need through The They lowe-ea Tribune Want Ad. sic committee aswas WIS. Mrs White will be discussed Wants radiates to every vslk of life Want . winter events design your realty and save expenses. j I li HOBV,'EENJTH , n, . . 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