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Show 26 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER Early Graduate Of Utah Schools Victim.of Stroke i ; GOFFERS DRAIN American Thanksgiving Follows Old Customs Taken From Scriptures bug Department, Road Men Excused Wednesday; Bal- Fire SONG TO ance in "Red." Joy of Plentiful , 20, 1928. DEFENSE PLEA Birds Offer Royal Feasts, but Small Thanks Gobblers, carefully groomed for the Thanksgiving day table, ttrut mag' nificently at the ' Peerless turkey ranch; Sandy. Aboveu Marian Cox holss aloft a prize bird, thinking pen haps, that it uill make a nice roast for someone Thursday. Below, an attendant cares for the flock. . . I BLACKBURN CASE OUTLINED Harvest Prompts People to Give Praise to Creator. Claims Bingham Man Victim of Emotional Attorney fill Down through many ages has Insanity, Amnesia. come the custom of setting apart some day during the year for united men em One hundred twenty-on- e The Joy of harvest' Thanksgiving. Counsel for Claude Blackburn, 25. ployed in the county roads and ing a bounteous supply of the neces charged with first degree murder for sitles and comforts of life has bridges department were without the slaying of his sweetheart. Flora work Wednesday night, and not a prompted all peoples to raise their Nelson, 19. made an eloquent address tire truck In the county was manned voices in praise to the Creator. to the Jury Wednesday afternoon, In funds as the result of a Thanksgiving day now combines declaring that Blackburn was a victo operate further. County Commis social festal and obserr religious,' tim of emotional insanity and am... Services Planned for Special announced. Labrum H. Rulon ances. The feast which graces the sioner nesia when he committed the crime. boards of all homes symbolizes the The men were laid off pending the Samuel A. King for the defense Holiday; Needy- - Families outcome of a restraining order ob plenty for which people are grateful held the attention of the Jurors and on mis day. Following the prece tained against the county the crowded courtroom for some time Get Baskets. ctoners by the Utah Taxpayers" assodent set by the Pilgrim fathers in after Assistant uismct Attorney 1621, the turkey, a native American ciation, restraining the civic body Adam A. uuncan naa iinisnea pre from using any part of a $49,631.83 bird, prepared as only an American senting evidence, by which the state appropriation which the commission is seeking to send Blackburn to nis which warrant the gratl housewife can prepare it, is the Things the from county's had transferred death. tude of the people on 'Thanksgiving cynosure of the repast. of meet to the fund expenses general Mr. King's address gave the first Instances in Bible day will be enumerated In sermons Many the roads and bridges department. real Indication of what the defense Shew Prayers ef Gratitude. Commissioner Labrum took the to be preached at a number of spewould contend. 'The state has pre action suspending work after County are many instances in the There sented only a few chapters in a life cial services Thursday. Auditor James H. Sullivan gave him Bible of the people offering oravers he said. He then continued story," Ifarry will Union Squires services be conducted by of to outline details in the life of the prepared figures showing that there while in Roman tunes gratitude, for In the treasury the Salt Lake Ministerial association the goddess, Ceres, protectress of is leas than $1000 youth, emphasizing specifically use of the roads and bridges depart at 10 a. m. at the Immanuel Baptist agriculture, received homage-afte- r of his head on four occasions. ment. counsel told tne jurors uiai me Harry Squires, 78, Retired church. The sermon will be deliv- an aounaant harvest. The custom passed down through the centuries. ered by the Rev. Arthur L. Rice, pas injuries had caused young Blackburn Veacbera Outstanding Business Man, Dies at to become ill humored and morose, tor of Phillips Congregational church the observances varying with the More Than Balance Held. often leading to altercations, even of the different races. Local temperaments of and the association. The president Hospital. Against this depleted fund there with his mother. The courtship of In early England it took the form If services will be In charge of the Rev. Blackburn and Miss Nelson was of a harvest festival, which was unalready are thousands of dollars in w. K. woman, pastor of Immanuel , Touchers and time checks outstandtraced until finally. Mr. King de 78, one of the first Baptist church and vice president of doubtedly the origin of the Thanks Squires. Harry to the ing, and around $6970 owing clared, the girl Jilted him. of the University of Utah, the association. giving day established by the Pil graduates I for work in the laborer world-wid- e department The Thanksgiving sermon at the grims. The first Thanksgiving on traveler, retired barber Blackburn Slays in Fit since November 15, it was shown by and associate of the late H. L. A. Cul- - union services of the First Unitarian American soil were celebrated by the Of Emotional Insanity. a check of officials. 1578 and the hosin died a local newiounoiand to at church mer, and be colony Bnal Wednesday temple Israel, Those figures are based on eleven pital following a stroke of paralysis. held at the temple at II a. m.. will be Popham colony in 1601. The Pilgrims In a fit of emotional insanity, af - - ( ter Miss Nelson had been auto tidworking days since November 15, usL. Hunt, wnne Sim aboard the Rev. is the survived Frank and widow tie his v by by preached Mayflower of ing the payroll tor the first half ing with Ray Maher, the defense con three sons, O. Squires, Salt pastor of the First Unitarian church. aneit on tne deck or the ship Decem tiie month as a oasis, me payroll Lake City; C. Spencer tends. Blackburn took a razor ana illus- Rabbi Samuel H. Gordon of temple ber 20, 1620, and praised God "for Clyde Squires, am was $8237.85, ltwas for that period slashed her throat and then tried to . trator, and Harold R. Squires, writer B'nal Israel will officiate. The public safe deliverance from the perils of commit suicide. The state has oc computed, the sea, for the goodly land awaiting of orchestrations, both of New York is invited. Mr. Labrum wa indignant at the City, and one brother, John F. cupied the week in presenting tesus ana me son. i a De lor oirtn oi action of the Utah Taxpayers' asso- Squires, Logan; the following half Solemn High Mass timony intended to prove that Black cember 18, to one Susannah White." wr.. inn mi. ciation, characterizing the situation brothers and sisters: Fred, Thomas, InCathedral at 10 A. M. burn wielded the razor, a fact the . as "critical in case of any fires or defense now admits. At the Cathedral of the Madeleine First Thanksgiving Day John Alma. Ruben. Benjamin, C, Mr. King told the jurors that he heavy fall of snow." He expressed Mrs. Charles Robinson. Mrs. Archie solemn high mass will be sung at 10 Called in Massachusetts. would produce witnesses to testify to fear that homes or business proper- - Bennlon. Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. John Pohl- m. The Very Rev. Monslgnor D. The first formal Thanksgiving day ' ties in the case burn in county might head injuries suffered by the youtn man. Mrs. Roy Morris. Mrs. Minnie Hunt win deliver the sermon. The was held in 1621 at the call of GovProud Birds Strut on Ap of fire, and that traffic would be tied Squires Sperry. and that he would prove by testiRev. J. S. Keef e will be celebrant of ernor Bradford of the Massachucome should snowfall a if of a Bingham physician that heavy mony up was one of the first the mass, assisted by the following: setts bay colony. To the great feast Mr. squires of proach Thanksgiving and there are no laborers to clear the men to make an extensive tour of the Rev. Edmund J. Sheehey, deacon; the Pilgrims invited Massasoit and. the defendant amnesia, or loss of memory. highways. now set aside as Yeiiow the the Rev. Joseph P. Moreton, subdea-co- ninety of his braves, who trudged H. A. Smith, counsel for the coun- stoneterritory Day Feast. Presenting of defense evidence wm and the Rev. James Collins, through the snow, bringing haunches national park. He was born R. begin Friday morning at 10 o'clock. ty commission, and Raymond October 9, 1850, in Putney, England, master of ceremonies. Mozart's of venison and oysters, while the to are Brady, deputy county attorney, Cfurt was adjourned byJudge Chris tne son or jonn squires, the pioneer "Twelfth Mass" will be sung by the colonists provided wild ducks and Mathlson Immediately after Mr. delve into the statutes Thursday, ac- Darner or uian choir. tne struand In intermoun those turkeys. Turkeys strutting, strutting, days Thanksgiving cording to a statement by Mr. Brady tain country. Mr. Squires came to King's address. The Very Rev. W. W. Fleetwood, was as sacred as the Sabbath. ' ttingJust before Thanksgiving. Wednesday night, in an effort to de- Utah when 4 years of age and crossed dean of St. Mark's cathedral, will These 1789. fine Waahimrtfm in birds, President proudly display Attempt Is Made to termine who may be responsible for tne plains with his family with an preach the sermon at the cathedral fine their feathers Notne ing by last painted in yruciaunea Prove Premeditation. tr 5 accumulated Indebtedness. mursday ox team. at Thanksgiving services beginning vember as Thanksgiving dav anrt it Long Lines of Citizens Form nature in brilliantly clear colors that Leatherwood Leaves ThursAnnie Roper, proprietress of the Funeral services will be held Sun at 11 a. m. Holy communion will be so became the custom of the land Commissioners Hold often indicate their health, are repboarding house where Miss Nelson at Treasurer's Office; day, but the time of services awaits celebrated 'at St. Paul's Episcopal wnen approval was given by con resentative of the best of Thanksgiv Special Conference. day Colton Friday, for stayed, and Mrs. Gertrude Erickson word from relatives. church at 8 a. m. and Thanksgiving gress. That year Martha Wash l no ing dishes. Commissioners Labrum and R. T. of Loa., gave testimony which, observices will "begin at 10 a. m. St. ton spread a sumptuous repast in the Hundreds of farmers throughout Friday Last Day. servers said, was intended to show . Duties at Capital. Dahlqulst attended a special meet will also observe this hospitable dining room at Mount church Peter's the state to of the turned raising Blackburn may have committed the ing Wednesday afternoon to consider day. vernon. turkeys this year, producing a boun crime after premeditation. steps to get out of the dilemma. Com services will be held at both Special tiful Its The found to that has formal first crop way Thanksgiving day nissloner W. H. Stenacker could not Mr. King Immediately began to Long lines of anxious taxpayers are the markets of the east as well as to Second Churches Of the First and to Utah's was leave ooserveo congressmen on uwui plan the Thursday. te present because of illness. emphasize in U a. m. January i, 1832. a little more at Christ to form at the county trea Utah homes. Scientist, beginning ewpected Lake for Salt D. than in to Washington, Commissioner Labrum moved contention that the youth apparently C, four years after the first band of surer's office Friday morning before was ill.' two next the readvertlse the appropriation for mentally Sadness will give way' to smiles. days to confer with col the official time for the closing of Thanksgiving Birds Raised Mrs. Roper testified that Blackemergency purposes and to set a cares will be lightened and the dawn pioneers settled in Salt Lake valley. wirfflows In Comfortable Homes. leagues regarding legislation to come for Ob the of tne swore in a telephone conversaeiuciauiauon lor burn receipt property caning new hearing tor December 7. at 10 a. m. In of day will bring was issued bv Brieham taxes. Treasurer D. K. Moffat rerxiit Many of the beautifully feathered before the short session of congress. tion with her when he learned that the city and county building. Com- - Utet and Aggies Spend Eve lightThanksgiving to more than 250 Salt Lake servance birds are of Young, raised governor that the lines formed during WednesUtah territory. Thanksgiving today missioner Dahlqulst opposed the moCongressman E. O. Leatherwood, of Miss Nelson was auto riding. Mrs. families, for the Salvation Army Ui under circumstances that are com- the Second congressional district, will Erickson told the court that BlackBefore Tussle Pepping lCVCUlQCr I', lOOl. day were anything but Short. tion, dividing the vote. Wednesday gave away baskets of most the with Tax 12.726.518.44 Commisparable receipts totaling Counsel Smith advised spoke to her at renting a farm Pioneer Cupboards Were food to take care of that many. leave Thursday and Congressman burn .Up Grid Spirits. had been listed in the treasurer's comforts In our homes. Loa and declared during a consioner Labrum that he could readver-tU- e at From 2 o clock Wednesday after Scantily Supplied First books at a late hour Wednesday afTake, for example the life of these Don B. Colton of the First district versation that "if Flora doesn't maras acting chairman of the board, noon, the meeting hall of the Salt Although pioneer cupboards were ternoon, while Treasurer Moffat be birds, raised on the Pgerless turkey plans to leave Friday. ry me, it will ' be Just too bad for despite the tie vote. An advertise- Lake headquarters was thronged with rallies to Increase in Pep interest ment was prepared for Thursday. Referring to the Boulder dam bill, her." a picture was pre scantily supplied during the earliest lieved that hundreds of thousands of ranch at Sandy. Their brooders are which the What needy. the is on first contest of the Thanksgiving heated day grid senatorial cal by pipes and the Commissioner Dahloui&t contended settlement, by the first dollars were contained in the day's Kathryn 8hea, 14, employed in a sen ted when they lined up to receive years heat is regulated by thermostatic endar, Congressman Colton stated boarding house, and Chief of Police that the action was illegal, and moved between the University of Utah and their generously Thanksgiving day the diligence of mall, which had not been opened. filled and baskets the Utah Agricultural college were the Two million and fifty thousand dol control with a variation of one de- that he believed the measure would A.' J. Sorenson of Bingham testified had brought forth a that the meeting be adjourned. It held Youngsters weighted down with morepioneers Wednesday night. Following a bags. liberal harvest. was. He stated after the session that that the razor found in the automoThis is evi- lars had been officially entered on gree temperature. Oh, for the life pass. carried the delicacies proudly they "The best Utah can do in that event bile in which Miss Nelson was slain he considered it wise to await the huge snake dance in the downtown away; old men, barely able to whis denced by a paragraph in the gover- the books for the corresponding time of a turkey, except From infancy the baby turkeys or is to secure amendments to the presnor's proclamation In which he spoke in 1927, so that Wednesday's figures in a Bingham garage, was the propaction of the hearing Friday, while district, the students of the Univerper words of thanks to the to the people of "your bread, your showed an Increase of 676 ,5 18.44. The Shea girl Commissioner Labrum apparently sity of Utah invaded the American workers; whole families, even, Army poults are kept in the brooder house, ent bill securing the state's water erty of Blackburn. Joy tneater a All the treasury clerks had offi and enjoyed was concerned in readvertisms to which is fired by an automatic stok- rights and affording protection to told of seeing the razor in Blackspecial pro- ously. engaged in stocking wagons butter, your beef, your pork, your and gram Utah room er until they are big and strong the afternoon of May rally. Meanwhile, the and all manner of small vehicles in turkeys, your molasses, and the cially booked $327,146.62 late Wednes have funds available for the Decem interests," the congressman burn's 30, just a few hours before Miss Nelber B payrou in case the court dis Utah Aggie supporters gathered In anticipation of what is to be thelr's choicest of all the products of the day afternoon for the day, while enough to literally harvest their own said. the ballroom of the Newhouse hotel, He stated that an amendment tak- son was slain. tens of thousands of dollars had been food in the fields misses the injunction. valleys of the mountains." ana, aiier stunts and speecnes from Thursday. ing control of water from the secre.An appropriation must be adver Thanksgiving will be a day In Salt received at the many windows and Flock Harvests of the O. Commander John Barry members of the team, proceeded to Lake this year for many happy had not been entered in the books. tary of the interior and reserving it tised ten days to make it legal the Rainbow Gardens, where a dance local headquarters, declared that sel-so homecomings. The annual to the states would be advisable. Grasshopper Crop. football Treasurer Moffat reported. dom are so many walks of life, was held. clash between the University of Utah The clerks were duplicating their Speaking of the Colton-OddThe Peerless turkey ranch combill, Lambda Phi Lambda sorority and many tragic cases, presented as on the congressman stated that it would activities of and 120 acres, with sixty acres dethe Utah late Tuesday by prises working In before Agricultural the college Thanksgiving. day Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity won first be at reintroduced the into will be the high point of the day for the night Wednesday, officially voted to alfalfa and thirty acres decoming session he said, families of prizes of $25 each in the organization many orinstances, nine were Influenza stricken, many. All places of business as well listing the tax payments. And, fur- voted to grains. The turkeys harvest and that he believed President Cool-ldeight be could Final tribute to the memory of as competition at the U. U. rally. Alpha with to worker the schools is thermore, as have will be closed. the grasshopper crop and then do every persuaded to let the only one member left Delta Pi and Beta Theta Pi able toprobably The unfortunate will not be for- their Thanksgiving dish another full the same with the grain crop, while measure pass. The bill provides for Charles H. King, the cases call for basket. In their Dr. E. O. Titus, director of the fraternitysorority were awarded road construction work through fed Chinese merchant who died Sun second where a member of the family was gotten. The Salvation Armv nr day's work. Efforts will be made the alfalfa crop is harvested and eral lands in western American Agricultural Research de- prizes of $10 each. states. day, was paid at funeral services unable to call, delivery was made the Volunteers of America have ar- during Thanksgiving day. Treasurer ground for them. t partment, has been named by a score of Nearly Congressman Leatherwood stated Wednesday afternoon in the Phillips organizations Wednesday night. ranged for distribution of baskets to Moffat stated, to catch up with the Drinking from irrigation ditches Lake chamber of commerce as participated In the stunt, while spenf work in preparation for Friday's big and mud puddles Is absolutely taboo. Wednesday, prior to his departure. Congregational church. C. Clarence Neslen, chairman of tne poor through the eenei-rwlt. the state Judge to officiate in the cial numbers by the ne believed the Boulder Dam The Rev. P. A. Simpkin.. pastor tnat club rush. girls' glee the Rev. Chester Salt Lake s citizens, and the inmates Pipe lines run through the fields, ano spurs, national pep sorority, the advisory board, N. awarding of the annual Union Paemeritus of the church and a life The law officially requires that all giving forth little bubbling streams bill would fall to pass. Carwardine and R. Young, execu- of the state prison, the conntv nrt taxes cific agricultural scholarships, it was were also included. be in by 12 o'clock noon Novem- in fountains that are sterilized dally. long friend, sent his message from tive secretary of the Community city Jails and the various institu announced Wednesday. a sickbed in Dayton. Oregon. His George R. Hill. Jr . was master of Chest, gave short talks in the pro- tions of charity will be provided with ber 30. Taxes then unpaid will be And the turkey takes as many preAwards are made annually to a ceremonies at the Utah words were read by the Rev Harris Aggie rally gram that preceded the giving away special dinners and entertainment. declared delinquent. ventive medicines during his ordi, high school student in each county at the Newhouse. Speeches by of Pillsbury. the baskets. . narily short life as do most human served by the Union Pacific. The rreniueni c, u. The invocation was pronounced by or tne agribeings. award is made to the student with cultural college. Coach Dick the Rev. Arthur L. Rice, church paso Romney, The twenty-twfirst birds the of the most productive crop or livestock Captain Theron Smart, other mem- tor, and the benediction was offered Peerless turkey ranch two toms and raising record.. urns 01 me team and alumni by Dr. W. H. Ensign, pastor of WestAn investigation into the automo were twenty-tw- o cost 1650. hens From Scholarships consist of tuition and included. Presbyterian church. Mr. that ancestry birds weighing forty-fiv- e bile accident of last Sunday, which minsterfavorite . free transportation to and from the Members of the U Men's King's hymns were sung by of pounds have been raised in six- resulted in the death late Tuesday Mrs. Utah Agricultural college at Logan. the university held a banquet club Shields and Mrs. John Claude of Barney Perry, 62, of 556 Post street. at the Heavy snowstorms in the mounPraise of Salt Lake's aviation fa- teen months. ' Professor J. C. Hogenaen of the Newhouse hotel Buckle. InPolice Wednesday night were tains during the last early iu the evening, of davs cilities and the fact that it was here Turkeys of the Peerless ranch won nas neen launched by police author! U. A. C. and a Judge from each counThe were: W. M. and special stunts were" also pre- vestigating a series of burglaries closed no roads in thecouple state, it was that the first regular mail and pas- first and second prize for toms in ties. J. H. Warden, traffic sergeant, Scott. H.pallbearers T. Plumb, C. O. Bruner. ty in which a scholarship is awarded sented there. committed during the early hours of announced Wednesday at the offife senger line was said marked started the Wednesday. state Utah the for first fair, will aid Dr. Titus In making his seCarl E. Wall, W. E. Jones and H. any the pre- of the state road department About address delivered Wednesday by Dr. pullets, first for the best prize Wednesday marked Records of the accident have been Warren Smith, members lections. Judges hope to meet De- DEPUTIES ARREST VIOLATOR. vious night. morning of the a loot of new snow fell In the Straw W. Hill, professor of traffic and bird, first for the best marked hen given the county attorney and it is Earl cember 6 In Salt Lake. board of trustees, on which church After blowing a safe in the offices berry valley, but the roads were re Stopped by deputy sheriffs while expected an Inquest will be held Fri- Mr. at the and second for toms. of University transportation young served. Interhad King long driving an automobile by the police of the Gold Medal Dairy company. ported open. day. Southern California, at the members' Utah Freshmen Debating Mr. Perry suffered lacerations of ment was in Mt. Olivet cemetery station, H. E. Young, 763 East Fourth 1148 South State street, robbers were Officials of the road department luncheon of the chamber of com aoutn street, was arrested on a frightened away before they could nave stationea snow removal equip merce. the head and body, and shock when in the family plot. The Rev. Mr. Squad Picked Wednesday charge dedicated the grave. of transportation and possesopen an inner strong box. They stole ment m strategic places, and little he by an automobile Pillsbury wish foY could "I as much I say was im Mrs. Kings condition sion of driven by Raymond E. Johnson. 963 when the deputies are a box containing about $25 from the ainicuity in keeping the main' high Los Angeles as I can for Salt Lake," Selections for the freshman de- alleged liquor Wednesday. The youngest to have found liquor in the outer part of the safe. West Second South street Mr. Perry proved ne ways commented. son of opentoiraincisexpected. the of the University of car. bating squad family, Ernest, remained Thieves, apparently operating with was walking north on First West Lack or sufficient emergency Utah were completed Wednesday. a truck, broke into Wirthlin s Hv- street when struck by the southbound at home with her during the fu landing fields and properly charted neral. inose successful out of a total of Mrs. Jennie Nolasco. 27. facec the automobile at the Fourth MAN FOl'ND DEAD IN ROOM land market. 812 East Second South West High's Printing South street air lanes .cause most acci probability of several hours later. Thev carimprisonment in the intersection. Mr. Johnson reported New Press dents, Dr. Hill said. airplane avenue. street, Shop ." '7creP- ' 3. s Pacific DRY LAW CHARGE MADE. George Hmwlm.n state Pr.nt ried 215 of for sale the of away to pounds penitentiary Thanksgivpolice that he did not see the vicroom Wednes- afaa Char-t- Mhhl. Mrs. Victoria Carolto. 38. was ar 1 he marijuana, as the result of pleading tim until after the accident. pounds of were atmrlwri hv a ing turkeys, seventy-fiv- e police w. vuvri. jpfe&e taster ann Installation of a new automatic Forty-tw- o hams, fifty pounds of boiled hams guilty in Judge N. H. Tanner s court Mr. Perry was born in Salt Lake rested on charges of violation of the teiepnone call from Arthur Budd, a ana Robert Barnes one wnoie nog. Entrance was press in the West ftigh school printWednesday, while her husband, C. D. and spent most of Ills life in this city. prohibition law Wednesday by memDeath was believed due to The squad will participate in a Ju- neighbor.causes.. not Nolasco, pleaded gamed by breaking a window In front ing department was announced' guilty to a Surviving him are one sister, Mrs. bers of the police antlvice squad. The natural Flchyem is said to of nior college meet next month, ac- have the building. charge of having the drug in his Maude Littley, and seven - brothers, officers claim they found a serving Wednesday by William J. Astler, a sister in and another The case was His set for pre- - Joseph. John, Thomas. Edward, Mos-ty- n, pitcher containing about a half Instructor. Gas cording to the coaches. Melvin in either NevadaIndiana and Oil Mr. possession. Astler Capitol said company printing or California. pint station at Fourth South and Seventh the press is the largest at the West Ridges and Llewellyn McKav. The Forty-tw- o violators of traffic laws uminary neanng uecemoer 4. Emryce and W. E. Perry, all of of whisky in her home at 140 West Fast was Nolasco were his wife and streets, subject will be. "Resolved. That the entered a arrested high school, in 3600 earlier of having were South Safes In found Lake. street. Salt capacity and fined Wed Macey Temple guilty protect your papers use of the indeterminate sentence by ARROW by Deputy Sheriff Bert lmpresslons.per hour. PRESS. 62 W. 2nd South St. the night by burglars who were 17x22-inc- n nesday s session of Judge John H. Tuesdayafter the courts should be condemned." It will be used to print board of Morgan's he purchased a whole Smith Legal Blanks for all purposes. (Adv.) frightened away. city court. education material as well as the from $1 to 15, to sale quantity of the narcotic from Fines, L. D. S. Student President West high school newspaper and taled 185.ranging Double parking, over Mrs. Nolasco. Nolasco was in the Advanced students in parking, disregard of red and yel- home at the time of the purchase. Wins Oratorical Contest printing will learn to operate the low stop lights and speeding were the said the sheriffs report. machine. principal offenses. Award of first place in the annual Delegates Selected Heber J. Grant oratorical contest at the L D, S. college wax given to Jaren To Spud Growers' Parley Hearty appetites and vociferous manager, will turn over the estab"Jerry" Jones, student bodv presithanks will greet Russel L. Tracy lishment to them. Games will be dent. The winner is the Charging that Mrs. S'C. Kaul. a Kaul is "about to place aid child son Wednesday. W. J. Martin, assistant agricul Thursday, w hen Salt Lake newsboys played in the gym and later a swim Mr. and Mrs. J. Porter Jones. "con- - m,ln Jonn an will be enjoyed. From the gymor the Union will be given their twenty-fourt- h snd J'w WO Fifth East street. fa tural E?j!Twr"; superintendent Jones Young and re- - other and true names are unknown will receive an Pacific railroad, has been delegated nual Thanksgiving dinner. The boys nasium the newsies will march down autographed book fused to urrender the same upon de- - j for the purpose of " from President Grant. adoption by President James J. Burke of the will meet at 6:30 a. m. Thursday at Main street and back to the Hotel mand France N a poll, mother of Mrs. Na poll pravs the court to have the offices of C. W. McOtHis. street Utah, where a bounteous fea;t will chamber of commerce to Other contestants in the oration While snow flurries and colder pressure." he explained, " and if K the chamber at the Nationalrepresent Mary Ann Napou. the minor chiid in Mrs. Kaul appear before the court were Alice Potato circulation manager for The Trib- await them. Oolton. Ralph Knight. question, I lied naoeas corpus pro- - with the child, and further beg that Carter Jones and Leona weather continues Thanksgiving day is possiAt the hotel the boys will be greetand grows in strength we'll Growers' conference in Chicago, De- une, and will proceed to the Tracy Conreeding in Third district court tne cr.uo or delivered to the mother. testants were enlisted Fetser. Loan and Trust company to meet ed by Mayor Jbhn F. Bowman. An ble, some hope of a bright, clear day have good weather for the big foot- cember 4 and 6. from each Wednesday. The petitioner in the habeas corpus theolotry cias In the school. The was held out ball game." will attend from Salt the "father of Salt Lake newsboys." orchestra and radio artists have been who Others Mrs. Napoil. allege that she Wednesday bv J. Cecil is named as Mary Bishop, being the title of the Lake are David F. Smith, manager of From Mr. Tracy's offices the engaged to entertain them. Followwas, "Whv Be La speech Alter, government meteorologist. the child in the care of Mrs placed ' If your watch cant be fixed by the Grower' Exchange, Kaul "next friend' of the mother. Mrs and Hardin newsies, accompanied by their drum ing the banquet the lads will be selected "A fairly strons north mi win a Observing? by President lor sale keeping,- and that Mrs. i NapoU. n I CTnuum Bennlon. state commissioner of ueai corps, will proceed to the Deaeret guests of Orant Pemberton at the Grant. has been driving away the storm Main, tbxo oqumrv u away. jeweler.(Adv.)ij I i gymnasium, where B. S. Hinckley, Pantage theater S. L. CHURCHES 7 shot-tap- e In ry r . - u . TAX HIS Ml ECEIPTS n, Hf TO BATE FIB SESSION Students Hold Game Rallies . ultra-mode- rn 1 hot-wat- er Dr. Titus to Award U. Many Attend Funeral Services le P. Scholarships ge well-kno- -- the-Sal- Thieves Get Good Thanksgiving Haul Inquest Ordered In Auto Fatality State Highways Salt Lake Airport Keportcd Open Lauded by Visitor Marijuana Owner Enters Guilty Plea was-struc- . va !.. 'na u.:T"r.,.r' Cts - Traf fie Violators Fined f -- Mothei Claims Child Hidden By Salt Like Policewoman to Jinn year-boo- Newsies Have Healthy Appetites k. For Turkey Dinner, With Trimmings ti Salt Lakers May Enjoy Good Day, but Snow Not Improbable j I |
