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Show 1920 EVENING NEWS MONDAY .MAY DESERET tha and of which tbo bill was pas IK to II. Special Rule Called Up by Advocate of Meajure Will Now Go to Senate i For Action. BY WINDER X. HARRIS.' '(Universal Bond eo Stalf Correspond U nt) Th Ml WASHINGTON. My by th houss dlor bonua bUl to 12. thla afternoon by voto of It now goes to tho aonato. n IS In Tba afflrmatlvo rot of tba majority under tho suspsnclon of tba rules procedure agreed upon by tha Isadora to fore morion. Tba political Chrlalon was: Tor tha bill 174 Republicans. Ill Democrat. 3 in dependents, 1 Prohibitionist and- rfk$2 Against 48, f ' Republican meru.f ' Pl an two-thir- V y eg-esa- sd ds 0 ( Ptiul action wa had atflar a fight developed extrema 'bitterness and iheaa preliminary test of stranrth la which tha banns aapportaraabowad Which Tha final roll call was Interrupted while tba bonus d vacate accorded as ovation to former Speaker Champ Clark whan ha volej for tha bonua Mr. Clark, who la now tha Items-rrell- e leader, had oppoeed the plan to euepend tho rule. Tha former speaker declared the charge that all tha Democrat " war All against tha bonua bill waa a "lie tho minority demanded, ha atil. Wac an opportunity to amead.tho bill by putting In mere equitable and Just tag. tng provisions. 11 followed Chairman Campbell who. with Chairman fordnoy of the way and maana remnitttee, led th fight for tha bill. Mr, Campbell eaid Ha tha "time had coma to unmaak. declared that votea against the suspension program were really vetaa against the bill and that was where tbo raal opposition lay. Relief la Jest. The proposed relief for tho Ira men said Mr, Campbell, 1 Just, and but a meager recognition of thatr earvlcse to tho country, omo of th Democrats, h charged, opposed be cause 71,444 negro bos would bo ben allied. . blit h Other opposition to th charged llbout naming It, waa t which would tai certain gamblers in Wall street. This remark apparently waa aimed at tha opponents of tbo bill on th Republican aid, Tbo minority Republican, lad by Representative Mena, 1111 no la. Joined In charging in with th Democrat gag" rut practice in nor permitting consideration of amendments to th legtahu ion. ls five plan of federal Tha bill men. as follow! aid for tbo Cash bonua, homo and farm aid, voca- tonsl training., land, aw Dement and inauranoe. Under tha cash paid-u- p a day will b paid 1 bonua feature. for overseas service with a maximum of $421. and $1 a day for service In th United States, with a maximum of see-tlo- c"-v- $1-1- Famous Personages Pay Tribute to Heroism of American Soldiers Overseas r - (Ppeclal II, BervU ta Universal ) SoPAMS. May 14 PraaiV ldiers will sever th .auras and th sacrifice of their In arms whs American brother feu hi end died by their hide lias fret , seen. T MABhHAL sef-fare- lOrrRL MARSHAL (Special ta Uslvaraal Barrier ) PAltff. May 14 Th glorteu share that America bad In th final victory prompt u to think with heartfelt deration and gratitude of died that l.bcrty the men wb might live r AVDMC TARDIEt. (Special to Universal Sacvti ) r 2. In th noble deed of eur fallen brethren let u find Inspiration for peace. r AWE MORGAT. (Special to Unlvareal Sarrlc ) PARIS. May II. Every American soldier who died In ttys war was n I procure, t fuiflsd, ,Fccs r Fall IK. May to have eeeeral MRI. W. K. VAYDERBILT. Idpeclnl to'VnUaraal Swvtct) -At PARIS,- - Mnv Suresnes cemetery tomorrow 1 shall tnlngie for of thankfulness toy prayers tba past with prayers of bop for tba future wh of U tbee WAN TED 30 ) ban-- r my Amer- of honor, icana fallen on the field for Amcrl-e- n fror ronr-oflgbcng te men whli they Hied equalled our eorroeful gratitude only hy now that they bat pel (h su- turil.ic preme PETAIM, fgpecial te Universal Service 1 of PAJUk, May IS Tbs bond tree fnendehlo and comradeship d ferae by eommea sacrifices by these French and Amerield can beraas sleeping by side la Franc will remain etrong nr Hr ramus mi rat. fhpeilel to Universal Service rot MARSHAL my WMK. Jt Lr.a nicf. rrtii.u. (.Noted Flench Suffrage Leader) ) (Sperlal to t nl versa I PA Rift. My 40 In every French woman thar luaa the Instinct Of lbs mother; In every American soldier there Is the lovable careless-tea- s of the child American graves in Freooe a kali be forever given as our memorise of tl.e American with their gallanvia charmad us try. delighted us with thsir chivalry u with thely tremble mads and daring. To-Sel- THE BELL SAMPLE SHOE PARLORS, 162 S. MAIN STREET rOltTCH DU BOAILLM. (Special to Universal Service ) PARIS, May 44. Old Clary Is Imprinted Indelibly on of Franca by tbe patchwork pal-- , tefn of tha graves of Americano who died In the noble cause of tba BY world Y a We need them to help us pass out more than 3000 pairs of Shoes for Men, Women, and Children Beginning DC TOWERUK. (Special to Unlvoreal Service " PARIS. Mar so On mr recent trip ta America I learned toxrnu-- ,. pd Americana, .and to. prebend their Idral of life, 'wbl'l in France, during tba war, 1 ledraed to lovo them for their single mlbded devotion t"4aty. Y V 4 June 3rd. Morning, Thursday .iT- k VJ,' F . brP' r 7 , t V Jt w'SJHV - Nr v'VvtFw.T f willte so low usc-esaa- tl A o a a h a two-third- It ' P lf ,5 J Y $404. FIT peoples feet. . , (Special to Universal 8rvlca Th taxation lavl provided td raia 41 Th PARIS. will Seine May be v to estimated Vote Short. th $1$44,44 44 , dry up. Pari will be duet, before te defray th coat of th legisOn tha first test tba bonus adroeata . .Salesmen who come with us on this occasion and prove their th eacrad memory of tho American A ELDS war 41 rota short of tha nsceomry lation will con tinge In effect for three BT MRI. YAADERTILT. women heroes tho of from passes levies of worthiness will in many instances be offered permanent positions s. who lotted them a their Tha aacond rollcall showed years. They arsi Additional Franc, (Special to Ualvareol Service ) own son. Thera la net a woman from I to $ per cent bn income ever , thorn only 17 short, and on tbo third on Of 40 Tba depth In Franc today who does not reof 1 per cent levy PARI, May . with good pay and pleasant surroundings. line-u- p tho shortage had boon cut to 12,444; cma-halevs that Erases feels for America avermember that without tha supreme two mates. Then cams tha rota which reCI estate transfer; onincrease In Is devoted the shown of sacrifice thousand these of plainly tobacco proII 1 per centan with which th French bat bravo American. Paris might b pat tha members on record for or aging tax V each $1 trans-stoc- k car tended tbe graves of our boya tbo capital ot tbo German empire. against tha ban is legislation, and duct; ot of 3 cent and exchangee. produce nctlon therm woro IS motes to spare. rstrwacijvw ie v Tbo bouse was in m wild uproar and and 1 par cent taxof etoek dividend. Langley, Layton, Llttla. Longworth, Lota, Gandy of New Tork. Card. God- on Issues : cm fusion through opt tho debate. March 1$. win, Luhrlng, McArthur, McCulloch, Goldtogle, Goodwin. Griffin, Will be the most important in the history of THE BELL SAMPLE Speaker Glllett was unable to restore McKinley of Illinois, Mc- Hamill, Harrison. Hoey, Howard, order at any time. Several times tha 174 Republicans and of of Laughlin Michigan, McLaughlin iludxpelh, Hull of Tennessee, SHOE PARLORS and we are planning to give our Public the . house chamber was a veritable bed; Nebraska, McPherson, MscCrat. Mc- Igoe, Jacoway, ' Johnson of Kentucky. Vote 712 Democrats u lam, Cheen and applause were mat Madden, Map, Michlner, Kincheloe, Larson. Lax&ro, of is possible. best service Miller. Monahan of Wisconsin, Mon- Georgia. Lesher, Llnthicum, Longer-gaMeasure Gregor, by Jeers and boos. However loud a of Favor In j J raised moles his epeaker there war dell, Moor of Ohio, Morgan, Morin, McAndrews, McClintlck, McGlen-noPlease apply persistent crlea of "louder, louder, manager 4TH FLOOR BOYD PARK Murphy, Nelson Of WisMcKeown, McKlnlry of New Tork, WASHINGTON. May iV (By As- Mott, Mudd, corns down front.. of Newton Nolen, Missouri, consin, McLojis, Mead, Mshr, Major, Mays, on th BUILD IN Q Tuesday, or Wednesday the sooner the better. , Spurred on by their victory In the sociated Pres.) Th rollcall Minahan of New Jersey, Ogden, Osborn. Pelg, Porter, Pur- MlUlngan. of Kendall house, the friends of tho legislation to- -' bonus bills passage follows: Misof Ilemseyer, nell, Keglleff, Ohio, Neeley, Nelson. Mooney night ber&n consideration of a plant to for Anderson, ' An- Wisconsin, Reavls, Reber, Reed of souri, O'Connell, New York; O'ConRepublican ' Louisiana, block adjournment of Congress before West of Read New nor of Virginia, York, Oldfield. Olney, Netho senate had acted on tbo bonus bill. drew of Maryland, Andrews of Ricketts of Ohio, Riddick of lontana, Phelan. Pou, Quin. Rainey of Alabama Baer, Bacharmch, Leaders in this movement said they braska, Anthony, Robecon of Kentucky. Rodtnbarg, Henry T. Rainey of Illinois, John W. ' weuld be willing to agree to a brief re- Barbour, Begg, Bonham, Bland of In Rosa of Pennsylvania, Bandars of In- Rainey of Illinois, Raker, Riordan, cess for 4h conventions but that they New of Sanders York, 8chll, Komjue, Robinson of North Carolina, Brooks diana, would fight with all their strength dlana. Bole, Bower, Britten, Scott. Sella Slegl. Sinclair, Slnnott, Rouse of Kentucky, Rubey, Sabath, of of. .Brooks, Pennsylvania, until'--nex- t of minol, Smith of Smith Sanders of Louisiana. Sims. Smith Of an Idaho, Rlemp, against adjournment December unless tha senate shall (Ha Brown, Burdick, Burke, Campbell of Smith of Michigan, Steeneraon, New York. Steagall. Stedman. Tague, pose ot th soldier legislation. Kanaa, Chlndbleom. Chrlatopherson, Stephen of Ohio, Stines, Strong of .Taylor of Arkansas, Taylor of Colorado, of Pennsylvania, Thomas. WatVinson, Claason, , Cooper, Copley, Cramton, Kanaa. Strong Upshaw. Call Up Hpoclal Rule. ' Sweet, kins, Weaver. Welling, Weltx, Wilof Washington, Currie of Michigan, Harrow, Summers The fight etxrted today when Chair- Crothar, Deal-sonson Thompof Minnesota. Dampaey, of Pennsylvania, Wingo, Wise, Swop. Taylor of Tennessee, Towner, man Campbell of the rules oommlttee DavisDlcklnaoo of Iowa, Dowell, Dun- son, Tlmberleka, Tlnchsr, Wright. called np a special mi au upending tha bar, Dunn. Dyer. Echols. 112 EmVolsteda, Democrats Total Valla. Veatal, for Volght, Vare, Elliott, Fair-fielBOYD PARK BLDG. 162 SO. MAIN 4TH FLOOR rule for ix day as a means of pav- erson. Lech. Evan of Nebraska, Miscellaneous for Care and Keller, Walters, Watson, Webstar, Wheeler, ing the way for consideration of th Focht. t Ferdney, Foster, Frear, Whits of Kansas, Whit of Mains. Wil- Independents; Randall, Prohibition, bonus bill. A point of order agwlnat French, Fuller of Illinois. Garland, liams, Wilson of Illinois, Wood of Id California. the rule by Representative Garrett. Goodykoouts. Graham of Illinois, dlana, Total miscellaneous for 1. Woodyard. Yatea. Zihlman Democrat Tenneeoee, and Mann, Re- Green of Iowa. Green of MassaGrtnd total for 219. Total Republican for 174. Aahbrook Almon, publican, Illinois, wa overruled by chusetts, Or 1st, Hadley, Hamilton, for Democrats Republicans Against, Speaker Glllett end Mr. Garrett ap- Hardy of Colorado, Harreld. Hague, Aswall. - Ayres. Bsbka. Bankhead republicans, against Ackerman, pealed. Republican Leader Mondell Hawley, Hay. Heresy, Hickey, Hill, Barkley. Bel, Beneon, Bland of MisBurroughs. Butler. Cargo. Badlmger. moved to lay th appeal on th table, Hoeh, Hult of Iovrn, Hutchinson, Ire- souri, Blanton,-Bran- d. Brigga. Brum- Cannon, Pesa, Fuller of MasKreeman, which was adopted, 143 to 1$4. er backward season there has been river, north of and including Bear land. James, Jefferies, Johnson of baugh, Byrnes of Tetinaraee, Caldwell, The ml was debated for an hour South Dakota, Johnson of Washing- Candler, Caraway, Carew, Caaey, Clark sachusetts. Glynn, Good, Greene of little replanting of bect.4U compared River City and aeet to and including and adopted, 330 to 14. On demand ton, .Jones of . Pennsylvania. Juul, of Mieaouri, Crlap, Cullen, Da vey, Dav- Vermont. Hick,, lluated, Kahn. Lehl, with lost year. Boms farmers ars now 8nowville. The petition -- ballots are bach, Luce, Lufkin. McPadden. Magee, in beets and the ground bring mailed. out by Clerk E. P. for a second motion to suspend the Kearns. Kelley of Michigan, Kelly of is of Tenneasee. Dickinson of Mls.urL Mann busy putting of Moore of In Illinois, MerrHt, is In such excellent shape that a good Horsley. rules and pass tha bill tha vote wa Pennsylvania, Kennedy of Rhode Is- Donovan, Doughton, Eagan. Evane of tor subscrlptioa crop - dlana, Newton of Minnesota, Parker, All psymsnts seems assured. All over this 14 te 141. Forty minute of fliacua-lo- n land. Klees, Ktnn, Kinkaid, Klscxka, Montana. Ferrla, Field, Fisher, OalRow Petere, and complaints regarding on th bill Itself then was held, nt Kr&ues, Knutson, Kreldar, Lamport, lagher, Gallivan Gandy ot South Da- of New Platt, Ramsey, Rogers. oounty, farmers are planting a great J. I should be mad to York, Sanford, Snell, Temple, deal mors corn than is customary, Brigham City Pioneer: TUson, Ttnkham. Tread ay, Walsh, Johnson, office with H- - A. PederIntending to silo it for dairy cattle. A 33 North son West Answers Call of Death St., First Co., Ward, Waaon, Winslow. Has. 171 West First North. Telephone Total Republicans against 40. 41. Homo telephone, 137. Agent for Death of Mrs. Chriitenien. (Special Correspondence.) Democrats Beck, against Bee, tho Dally, Saturday and BP.ICHAM CITY, May 30. Lari Blackmon, Bland of Virginia, Box, Bu30. J. News Church Caroline Mr. and LOGAN, May publication chanan, Brines of South Carolina, Christensen died Friday afternoon at evening at p:30 o'clock, Mrs. Mary Campbell of Pennsylvania, Coady, Colhome of her daughter, Mrs. FTcd Iverson died at the home of her the lier, Connally, Dent, Dewalt, Domlnck, Fredertckaen, on South Main street. daughter. Mrs. L. J. Smith. Mrs. IverDoremus. Drewery, Dupre, Eagle. Tells Graduates What Funeral services were held st New- son waa the wife of Flood. Canter, Garrett. Hardy of Texthe late James ton, th former home of ths deceased, World Expects of Them today. as, Herstnan, Holland, Humphreys, Mrs. Christensen was a native Iverson. About s year ago she unJohnson of Missiippi, Johnston of of of Denmark and was born in 1830. She derwent a critical operation. About a LOGAN. May $0. An outline New Tork, Jones of Texas, tan ham. Lea of California, McDuffie. Mann of what the nation has a right to expect leaves six children. week ago eh suffered a stroke Which South Carolina, Martin, Montague, of th college graduate was given by her unconscious. in W. Moulton From Rev. Arthur Visitors Salt Lake. rendered Moon of Tennenee, Moore of Virginia, the Right Mrs. Iverson was born jn Denmark, Oliver. Overstreet. Padgett, Pariah, .he baccalaureate sermon at tho serv4. Bhe came to Brigham. 184$. July LOGAN, May 30 Federal ProhibiTell, Raj burnt Slseon. Steele Stephens ices held at th Utah Agricultural colCity with her family In 1844 and soon Thomas, after of Mississippi, Stevenson, Stoll. Hom-n- lege today. Graduate, faculty mem- tion Director Mathomhah arrival here the father died. Mrs. and more than of Balt Lake, was in Logan yesterday of Texas, Venable, Whaley, bers, board of trustees Iverson was a prominent worker in Woods of Virginia, Young of Texas. conferring with officers here relative the 2,000 others attended. Relief society In the Fleet ward, Dr. Moulton emphasized to the grad- to the local situation. He found things Total Democrats against 82. where (the resided, and she was a uates the great responsibility that rests in pretty good shape here. Secretarj woman Grand total against 92. -of excellent character and atupon them. He stated that tha divid- Ray of the state Democratic com- tainments. the is survived by th mittee also Salt Lake, was. with ing of the ways In the nation's affairs Mr. ' Orlando Iverson following children: Thomas. Is here and that before the country's of M. Iverson. Ernest Provo: John economical and social status would Iverson. L. J. Smith Mr. of thla city: again become nprmal a large gulf Lindquist Girl Dies. Norman Iverson of Bear River and would have to be filled by the college Mr Fowler of Salt Lake. A Our customers have been attracted to this bank, trained men and women. College gradLOGAN, May 30 lone Lindquist, sister.William Mrs. Lena C. Nelson, the only uates "should be ilka unto. the gold' of Mr. juid Mrs. daughter remaining member of her father rather than glittering brass, th Rev. Edward Lindquist, died last Friday family, and remain loyal to it, because transacting busingss survives her. Funeral Mr. Moulton eaid. evening of uphold fever. The body services also will be held In the First ward J'T" "" The services opened with a selection will be token to Ogden for burial, the here is so satisfactory and pleasant. . from the college orchestra. Joseph R. family having resided there tot many chapel Tuesday afternoon under the direction, of Bishop Georg W. Shepard offered th invocation. Music jears. t student of the Smith, by Gwendolyn WASHINGTON, Jtay 24. Thirteen college, was sung by a aextet. FolThe institution has always been progressive. In Clinic Postponed. former German paaaenger ships lth lowing Dr. Moulton's sermon, a quarHone Arrive. so aggregat 'ot more than tet gav Prof. G. W. Thatcher s tonnage 30. 8upt. Larsen of elien-telLOGAN, e. to been most helpful its being progressive Prof. W. W. Hender the county May CITY. May 30. BRIGHAM have been chartered to the Unit- "Benedict tie. Peterschools, Ctty ed States Mail horaea for Troop D arrived in sen and President VernonSupt of the Steampshlp company, son offered th benediction. city At the. meeting of the board of school board nt the regular meeting Brigham City today and were received with thtf France Canada Steamship held before the exercises com of the Cache County Medical society by Mayor John W. Peter who bad corporation, as unconditional guarin-torr- f trustees board accepted the gift of submitted a proposal relative to the them put into a pasture awaiting the th menced . th for sertlre. a marble seat on the establishment of a medical clinic sim- return from Fort D. A. Russell of senior the class, has encouraged sound business and been shipping board announced tonight new quadrangle. The board also ac- ilar to the dental clinic established Stable Sergt. O. Cl. Bpencer and SupThe contract call for payment of cepted a gift from Prof. John T. Caine In thp schools last fall. The physi- ply Sergt. John W. Phillips, who left most generous in lending help in the upbuilding of 4148 ptr ton a'month, th net return ahich Was In the form of a statue of cian readily agreed io the proposal with the company for. the training to the government for the first fle-ea- r Welding, famous stallion owned bj and appointed Dr. E. R. Budge, H, camp last evening. The complete roster of Troop D ofProf. Caine, which was cast by Joseph A Adamaon and G. L. Rees. o. comSalt Lake and the intermountain country. period it covers being estimated Packer, aculptor, a former A. C. stu- mittee to investigate the matter and ficers and men who went to Fort Rus- at more than f 29.9U9,t)8. sell Is ns follows: Capt. J. C. Lillyformulate plan. , th Ueorge dent, Bhlp Intolted Includ white. Lleuts. Ruel Eskelsen and ! Four faculty appointments were W aebtnglon. Potahomaa. Mount fiNow, when everything seems to be on the high Harold R Prof. board. II. Madsworth; C. T. Brown. T. YF made by the rm n. C iiUf'iUf henii.i.. Irident of soology made was A. IV. Dixon. Vugll Evan. HIEH iTitu-neprofessor Christy, SCHOOL Hagan TO SITE Matolka America, Giant, itcrest, this is a good bank to tie to, for is'one of the4 'At-tbOld to succeed Prof. W. W. Htnderson I Francis M. Flsbbnrn. J. H. Foxlev. F. Artlgone. Freedom of the C. Fowler, Cliff Holmes, L. F. Han-ewho will become president Clock They will be reconditioned big depositaries of the west. Affiliated with R. A. Ipan. Byron Jeppoon. P. by the United Plate Mall hteam.hip Brigham Young college next jear Oaraar At the a company at its on expense. faculty erbert R. Peck, at present BT BILLOT W, Knudson. J. II. Lee. I'iph MorH"S of ihia the termination company in assets Salt L. 9. institutions combined Lake the of the Savings Bank, st the L. D. rell: R. A. Lee. Ilervord Nichols. C. has th find chime to purchase the iBcmber waa made instructor Is soology, and Nichols, A. E. Olsen. Bert Olsen. J. W, to and term at then cesseis price are 21 million dollars. be fixed by the board," th anouace-iif- w W. Owens, a 1 stent state leader of I Phillips. O G. Ppencer, J. Otis AlmonMat mad leader said we BRIGHAM n. J. II. Valentine, E. I. Wright, H. er CITY. At th May $4 agent. of punhsey the company ail; county In n rtf county ,agent. Miss Msurin Pe-- 1 regular meeting of th board of V, Wixotn.. be credited with the amotriit arnt-iIn art. was inads instructor A number, of the member of Troop (cation Friday afternoon, final dlsposf-Th- e at minus recondllionltte, depreciation cotnmncemsnW-rdae- s andition of the site for th high nchool D hsv been given their discharge, as I'll rate of . 1 per cent per annum, if will to takF be erected In the Bear River vatlev follows: O. Q. Bargeron and W. J. place It dors not totisiimmale th purchase conferring of degress t th coll was diepoeed of by th board passing Lowe, city councilman aniouut spent in recondition nr. tomorrow afternoon th and city st dewill Richards L. a n. will returned ia bs resolution minus depreciate ratling upon th people chapL Stephen to the tornty. fespectlvelj, by order of fho " cash addrea Faulkthe within B. graduate. district liver the to Edward Boron residing b governor; Ii. Th contract also provide that In served by the school, to Indicate on ner. and Rudger Lund, physical disthe event that the eteamehip company a petition ballot, tbelr choic f loca- ability; Vernon C.' Butters and Hyrum entsrs into any contract atth lb North Cache Valley Crop tion at either Oarland. Tremonton. E. Petersen, out of the stats; Harold German Lloyd Americas Uses for the In Good Condition between the tw towns er somewhere C. Day us of the piers. and John G. WbsaUsy, ebang rehos facilities, of Serb aeld either companies ale. of people to understand that of residence. Is, thcboosa bn arreoments shall he euhje. t to th apLocal 34. sinew f olte Mar tho 1VJAV. they midway between J. Grxnt, President. proval of ths .hipping board." th Oven and others who bsvs mad th Garland sad Trementon, they are te f RKCH lLt (ROM CAIABt, statement s d ex hear ra f cost say crop tbs ef tbt ( lately rounds county Churle W. Kibley, Vice .President. asn-the n i' wr r pUitng ViNCOn Tbe siesmebip cempsnv i tR.i httkd.rg there, a cost wh.rh a t orr pa- riwa$ tr'n$i wtih a total O have the risht to rua sertkes to Me- prospects bar seldom looked better WiHiaa JL WtUact, Vice Pmident. altent arthitert has than S', present. The wheat sad rJ t 440 sc diterranean ports ictom ar"4 -In a r falfa crop ,) t et r)frh th partka.a'ly good for water. eewe. fire Henry T. McZwtn, Vice President Cubier. jon wow th p and ef sad tbe cement Cauliflower walk The tor. gland Tomato. Cabbage, disrirt to vm shape Alvia C. Strony, Aisittxct Cashier. t wan is uensually good Hi nearly every the propoet tion tneedea all that Pa- -t itbapH hi by Tepper plants at Ng'lrrs Seed ferR - of Bereide Pamnel H. Xeddintcn, Aisistast Cashier. a t wee. f of Deep tbs Advertisement. district yahlying oouny friorf taral aa taiooi: ra iway Mlyisln, t Jvt W that it doesnt require the most expef rienced of Salesmen, but IT IS necessary that .they know" how to ..The prices , (ARAM BERNHARDT. in addition to its regular will employ 30 Shoe Salesmen at once staff of 52 salespeople. liberty. Dccnran rt.ERHo.AT Shoes L ' ' si ft y This Occasion , w a Cl Hud-diesto- n. o that ce n, n, si d h ,to We Must Have at Least 30 ft t Ol Is M lilt-nol- o. b. Bell Sample Shoe Parlor 01 St tl B1 m in d. 'll! P PI N Vl Ol Vl Logan Office A ry r 8ml-Week- te f r tl Is ly M ai b rt te 01 U t ' J tr 1 ct er Strength Safety Service ' It trans-Atlant- has hi I 1C a ; i ' d B cc ar Cl ar ic th ai y a n, Zioni irSETUEO ir., ' - edu-terso- n Hbr oi te P i I rt er nt UTAH STATE NATIONAL BANK it bt s morthan th ! e 'll! T yN .. ithas ! 1 M hi gr On th Ct Pt omenta ud bts p.l 5 p-- tbr rly. i,r trri'rt n 'ch J. p j: te lit fo |