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Show EVENING DESERET NEWS WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 1020 I JUNI E1IMTES U9GE5T y dfc Will Tnd With Guard MaJ. J. 8. Early, secretary of th Utah Manu' facturers' association, is planning to Th Installation of th dtah Alpha spend from on to thre seeks at Fori CLASS IN ITS HISTORY of . Ilsh County commissioner D. A. Russell, training l(h th naoounty, and Scott Blswart, county chaptar of Theta Alpha Phi, a tional guard road engineer, hav arranyst with I lesie on ImqaV lion Capl tb tat road commission to complet of ths Tuesday afternoon at th Salt Lak Commencement xsrciae (Hpselal 1 Th Nswa) th highway In Prove canyon from Brynt Junior high chool held Theatre The chspler I compos d of corpora, Tuli7niTV fit Tn. this city? will MAGNA, Wan I. Fir lat "raniatie student of tn University ' leave tomorrow for inspection of the day afternoon destroyed th publlo the Waaatch county lino to Vivian at I o'clock last night In th Esl high of Utah. A a part of the Initiation I'o and rwpt to- park. This road ha under con- school auditorium, th largest class szsrclses library bulkling the members gsrbs.1 them- catello and Boise,station at Ogden, Primaries Held in All Dis Slutr.n in Values Said to ward th most populous business see struction for torn tlm in Wasatch in th history of th school being selves In eosiSine a numdepicting fond but slides hav county, ber non of th town, taking a number of ef historical period of th drams rcnt Mcntlon'vl for (.mentor Joseph A. Smith delivered tricti of Judicial District caused uch an additional tpna to graduated. Dr, E. In an installation banqust R. Murdock, for many yesrs promiHave Saved Trade Mil- - residence and garages In Its psth. Th th graduation address and present'd waath heldvning stat that th road commission d th life at th Hotel Industrlnl Utah. Thos nent and business in the I difficult to estimate, but It elded to ceaa construction at th diplomas to 117 students Principal Ir Sixteen Candidates Fc charge of the Initiation wer Mias of the stale, to supported for th lions by Stopping Spectac loa Utah county line. Tha commissioner S 1(. Coomb mad th opening talk. Maud May Babcock, Miss Iren Tilundoubtedly will xced 120,900. nominstlon for governur by Th bias District Bench. believed to hv start- of Utah county, howsvsr, decided to ton, Clarence L. Mrneer and D. Angjs th Duchesne Record. Th following received diplomas; ular Buying. of tho highBvyer of th public peak ng drpar. ed from a lighted thrown continue th loconstruction of Cltlsens Built Viaduct Want comasm Bon for th money pay n.rnt of th university. Rsd Culp, Margaret D via. atInto a hen hou of way, yard at th ing from Utah county ahar of the nl Daynsa, El nest Kllicolt. Helen FerMember of the new fraternity are Murray have asked, throughthetheir J. E. that owned by Loui Cantonl, tato road tas Oregon th gars Piston, torney, a Fr W. follows: K Frank Republican delegates from all P reAndrreon, Marguerite Uabbot, Gladys Short Line railway be obliged to el ru is of the Third Judicial district 14 The. latest from ths Boston wool at th rear of th publlo library, Ira R, Browning, otsl road - en- ris sier. Wsd Harvey. Nell Hathaway, McGhl, Adolph' Axslrad, Ficyd An construct tracks across Its a viaduct B. r market la aa folium; Th wind we blowing to th south gineer, and Atty. Gsn. DanD. B. Shield Georg Halts Gladys Hilton. Florence dereon, Louise Hill. M.i'jorl the district convention to b i)ld U Bouth street hav gon to Washington, C., where Kelly, Lionel Kay. Hylri Kann. Rich- rows Amy Rsdd, Grac Stone, Karat on Forty-eight- h Practically nothin la being don In and but for thla fact all th business the city and county building next Fri will ask th bureau of publlo ard La Bronte, Elmira Irouiy. Eula .ihaplro, Mary Vogsl. Alt.iet Thuretoo L G. they Will Conduct Meeting th local wool market. Business in tb district would hav ben In th path road to approve a proposition to Thelma tthelton, Itorothy 'leal rice Hurst, Lurll Lloyd, Pearl Fraser of this city, a student at the day, were last night chosen at district Kavlllc, weal alao la at a atandatlll. Wool men of th flames From th Cantonl gartha federal allowance on tho Him Dorothy Stein, Iren Snowline. Devi Orville Johnson. Ruth South-wic- Moody tn Chicago, fo primaries For the most part th4 Inatltu Bible ar trying to flgur what hit th maf-kHelper road, th cost hav- Ellen Underwood. Iren Vine ,t. Ruth Verda Egbert, Esther Hill. aa selected by the Chlcsgo delegate were uninstructed. th flame spread rapidly and Duchean reported age Sixtea cauee to over th th Increased 11. recently, A. Boyer, Irrit Tol'on Hebrew mission to conduct open air complet original Wt. Marl ing greatly Wyatt, Sylvia Zeller. K'drldge, of form. Wbll many ar d i- within a few minute th garag was a estlmat. Allan Lynch. Willamette Thompson evangelistic meeting In th Jewish attorneys are candidate for th bnck Mari Bolton, Zo Brothers Mery mposed to blume the frequency of mas of which era communicatIn the district and other may ntej Virginia Glade, Thelma V.aud May Babcock, Florence Ware, section of that city, other figure that th fallur Of ed to flr, Heath. Patay Spencer, Don C. Wood and C. in Green, Mabel Gurtiaen, Historical library building, a one-toWriter at any time. Candidate already nt- th Ur Utah auction wai effect rather fram th Allan Doormen Convention at' L rooms. Maud structure four Mtneer, containing Humphries M L. Kttchle, W. M. Hlgham. than cauee. A diapoaltlon I noted to Marilneau and John E. Holden left rd are Salt Lake Next Week Adslphln Verna Job Oleta Kump, Barbara Employee of th Magna mill wr A Barnes. E. V. Hlggtn K for1 OhicagYw'her they will act ' minimize th depressing .features of coming was as off shift fir th alrsm Low. Rockefeller Party Ihe altuation, poaalbly In th hop that ' and with hundred several it.ri given, eminent Carol McCalllster. Myers. they, Wharton Virginia Georg O Jame, som aort of a rally may b created. rushed to th rescue. En Route to Coast ?rona?rconTnrtlom O'Brien, Eel ell Osborn, will arrive In Salt Katherin 'on Kom leading mill buyer war noted men'Tnd'wlll historical writer, VutyalThe be servlc a ha volunteer fir departti'th'Bhirfuv' 1. Jones. Benjaml Magna Carolyn Patrick, Mil Sommer, Julius In th market yeaterday, but no wagon, Lak next week to gather historical Sommercorn, ment, with a chemical ho Oily Wright. Mabel Walter P. Kirksey and I H. Omaha anhounce tha convention for frve day Johnson, exliita that they har bought but from AdTlce was In view to thla found material of word Utah, according Inadequate, Bell, Kenon Bostelman, Erma th latter of Park City. wool. Their deatr aeetned to be to of th and - Dtooontinne Pontoffkw Tho Wight, Rokefeller D. John Mrs Tb Mr. and Levi of received th Prof. flame. by rapid spread Edgar Toung June Brown, Viola Brown, Thar- - ar two candidate tor nom- Utah, teat th feeling of lb trad aa Vo there yesterday will bostation at McComlck. firefighters rushed into th library of the western history department of Maud Caderloa Jeanette Cook, Kdltb four children-w- r further cuta la price. discontinued under Instruc- ination aa district attorney, E. A. Rog. suc- tho University of Utah. At tho preshundred l and th on coast building by Ir Pacific th Ervin Dahl, acDahl, en rout ti era and W, 8. Mark th fottar-TooeiCovington. tion received from Washington) According to tha leader, th elump ceeded In saving the books number- ent tlm Mr. James I writing a t Jack special train, with gpctatlon of b Colum. Lillian C1h In value, by coming Just at thl time, Dorothy Balt E. assistant to W, Block, cording rtea between and of "Seo article entitled 2,(00 volumes; America 2,000 ' ha aaved the Boat on wool trad Thalia Davis Fanny May Ward. Ing In Denver today, and arriving at Lak postmaster. mil- - ing It - Results of Primaries. All mall for was impossible to nave th First' and it fo xpctd that his work Daly, Uher Friday or Saturday, Helen Ensign, Sam Hamlll. Rthelyn Salt Lak Ion ef dollar, aa it toppd th but be forwarded to Oasl wilt on Utah will form an installment. , building. Folowlng ar tb, results from varU Harms Grac Harper. Clara Hedges top being mad whereverdestred. gpecutotlv buying that waa atarted In Th flam alee spread to the four Schedules oui district in Balt Laka county: Schedule Masi Arranging Mildred th weat early In May. Recent event room Herxog, Hudson, Kay oottag of Alma Swenson, near 3 John M. Hanson and W. H. Dya are being arranged by th stat pub-li- e hav ahowa that a continuation of th Keener, Goldie . Kump, Gls Loven-del- e, library, and th cottage and furni- TENTS TOO COLD POO utilities commission, whereby tlm McCun Paulin Lucas that buying would have been (John Vetsrll, Ellas S. Kimball: Dorothy ture wr consumed. dale Art Pratt, alternat. card may be mad ed. if not rulnou Patrick. naming Hslsn Ormond. Margaret Therefor, thy t waa It found Whn 7 Impossible W. N. Gundry, C. R Summsr-ha- y when various companies may bo heard ar disposed to b thankful that th check Leah Riser, Annelt Riser, Helen Roth flames th work of th fire' rates J. B. Sharp. an in increase break came before th wool houao power regarding Jan senbaum, Arthur Robinson, fighter waa directed to preventing 2 eom-pan- R . R. Dr. E. th and were too deeply committed. Utah Power by Wight Zora Light Ennett RIgney, Romney, Thl waa don 10 C. E. Norton. Aa naturally might be f ipected, them from spreading. Rowland Bhankey. Kirby Turton, Jusdown several unoccupied 12 John Fv Bowman and Thomai eome wool men now are dtapoaed to by tearing tin Williams Glen Eleanor Vorce, th of In th lmmdlat shake VcUowstono 1(0 About vicinity fog Help go to tha other extreme. Th price Ramage. Jan Ruth Wlnkelman, Williamson, Swenson A. Word from D. state Russell Fort th (00 persons needed to work at library building and th 14 N. G. Morgan, Harmal Pratt Hearing will b had before Judge of quoted thl week seem to bs absurd, boms Ethel Armstrong, Vda Black, season will and D. B. Richard Tellowston park thl that th plan of th Utah guard to Wyatt, Butler, In th face of what ha been paid for W. H. Bramel of th Third dlrtrlct com Kenneth Duard Brake, wsa to Jokeph Th Marita by com accordLoo given from library Uv In tent during F. L om of th early clip. The 1( Georg B. Hancock; price, encampment, has Bywater, Alien Christensen, Phyllis oourt at 2:20 o'clock Friday morning ing to T. E. Keefe of Angeles, Foils whose horn waa one of tho Tellowston Spaulding, alternate. however, are merely nominal es- Pstsr thou burned. H also owned another had to b changed because of Incle- Cannon, Frances McCreary, Helen Ne-leH. of Lynch, on BAephen th Hotel Utah. at the hotel, registered petition 1 Lincoln G. Kelly; H. A. pecially nominal those applied to fine of th hous Th fir also destroyed ment Howard Paradise. for Moot of the employees of th park ar Ed G roe ii beck.Rich, weather, o they aro sharing th No (ale arc reported to give th wool Harold Randall, Raymond Reeve, receiver of the Merchant bank, Louis of home Cantonl, Georg and teachers student cavcollege them weight. Meanwhile the British Dukos, 17 C. M. Nielsen. Noel Pratt. Ge Marion Rooklidge, Vivian Bcott, Bonl permission to aocept from some of Stamolas and James barrack ef A troop, FifteenthS wool wttll unsold, aggregating about LambrosJoseph M. Cannon, F. A. E1U inWine for So Communion was director defunct eaten Breakfast tb ta of at th Wallace Simm On Sherwood. closely of Arthur a.m., th former alry. th 11.(09 bales, ar still on show at th motor truck and th barn garages 2( H. P. Myton. which burn- so when noon mea was called tho men 8mlth. John Spafford, Walcott Thomp- stitution settlement In th suit filed la th Importation of alcohol watched warehou of J. Koshland A Co , and ed wer owned S3 C. Hathiaon. had an wer reedy to respond. Stables wr son, Frances Thurman, Grace Trow- against 2 of them to recover (00,-00- 0 by the stat that even wine for Foils who may be bought at the upeet price by auto truck In thby garag I 3( J. D. Brown. under state orders, One autoWullateln. Waldemar alleged to have been lost through church service anyon Interested. Evidently neither mobile destroyed waa th property of found' on and a half mile from the bridge, Adolph J. M. Stull. JoaephH. Boatel-mt- n, was rec Permit 3( to Beale th Austin yesterday given Alrmet, mismanagement. Toung, waa so be It for the barracks nor dealers are yet H. J. Cal via. ' manufacture evening 37 Charles Cottrell. Jr., end Hebei to set for June 7. tor of 8L Patrick Crasuit church the Catholic of Louis Trial Elwin Crossman, wer horses and to as few transfer hav properly groomed ready trade, Isabelle before Judge P. C. Evans If Judge to order a (2 gallon cask of altar wine, 8. Cutler. been recorded thl week. pared for. Passe ar given to visit mer, Margaret Dlnwoody, 38 Clara P. Griffith for us at communion services. W oll all kind Insurance Frailer,. Leath Fuller, Nancy Jacobs Bramel. who appointed th receiver, four mile distant. Wool grower In th country arc re Cheyenne, 31 I. If. Willey, F. L. Hoagland. -permission to aa fol Margaret King, Ronald Kingsbury, grant the petition thfor number The schedule for each day The first June ported to be taking th slump vary ASHTON JEN KINS GO. 21 Main Many Marriage of de(0 Nels Forsberg. Lloyd. T. R. Mayberry, Wil- accept settlement, lows: Morning, obbadly. A telegram says that tb Del of was June physical training Horace day someconventionally fendants tn th action will be (4 G. H. Back man. school of trooper mounted; school of liam Quirk, Noble Robinson, Janes! what Rio, Tex., sal has been postponed In served yesterday by at leant 02 per L. Dahlquist, Ephraim Haasoa Band five Park reduced, having already Dal Rosenkrants Liberty Simms, George aa th squad mounted; car of leather grower do not show definitely, mar and(( Ben Johnson. tendered! an aggregate of 2100,000, sons in Salt Lake. Thirty-on- e Swan. David John Snow, In to Spenser, Idee and grooming. The after willingness change their licenses were Issued from th Concert Announced equipment, permlnalon to accept which the pe- rtoge (( T. H. Calhster, Andrew Adam noon Is devoted to Instruction In the George Terry, Joseph Tyler, Wlnnl-fre- d for keeping with recent auctions of Au offlc of the county clerk. It was the son. Van Dyke. James Wanle Ned tition of the receiver waa filed. tralfon wool in Boston. Other section care of Individual equipment and the heaviest single day for th marriage (8 Mr Lillie B. Morrison and nr likely to follow thl example. In A military band concert with the various duties In military ceremonies Warnock, Genevieve Whitmore, Owen license deputy in many months. W. Pitt. George Texas and elsewhere. The Portland Establish Williamson, to Williams, Baryle Mary Hope to76 N. H. Tanner, Mrs. G. J. Foie-le- r. following program will be given HowTwo hundred Ore., auction have been postponed. Erma Oiebrate Hammer, Dorothy Birthday Higgs 8. --P. Clawson. Pacific Naval Base friend of Jame F. Schraven last It 1 a topey-turrjr- " ard market, ay th night beginning at 7 oclock at Lib Call More Witnesses 77 Frank Evans. Georgs F. Was e, wool men. They are disposed to tak Charles Johnson. Kenneth at hotel him the erty park: Peery night helped Case In Jack Dempsey W. H. Marsteller. son and full advantage of the old A naval base is expected to be es- celebrate Genevieve Edith Mr. his Levine, adage: March,- "United Liberty' ((th anniversary Ben L Losey 78 Preston D. Richard 'When in doubt, ship your oars and Leaver, Dorothy McClellan, Clarence tablished on the Paciflo coast upon Schraven has been a resident of Balt "Norma .., Bellini wer Overture, additional Balt Laker Four A. B. Irvin One of the largest house on drift. Rich, Mors Stanely Mur- the eome Lake McClellan, her for 2( Marga years having completion of th investigation by from 79 a. J. Pendleton and Arthur H. the street 1 reported not Vo have Popular"Bye-Lo- " phy, Betty Perkins, Lawrence PeterCrippl Creek. Dancing and Morcton. Perkins subpoenaed yesterday to report in son. . a special eenmmttte appointed recent musie . put a single order on It book during Helen wer Adam Claude of to 10, feature June San the Purcell, Francisco, testify evening. Falrman (b) 82 W. R. Hutchinson, O. P, Sou. the past week, a thing never known Vocal Ed- ly said Joseph E. Caine, secretary and Theodor Beatie, Baer, Kathryn t ear the Jack against Dempsey ward Burdick. Gerald Cannon, Leo manager of the Oakland Chamber of Protest Assessments Protests and W. D. Kelly. before. . Hence the firm 1 hardly (a) "Tho Men and the CowRfnlck world' heavyweight champion. They Castleton, In Balt Lak against assessments were-- made yes' 82 E. R. Canister, R. Tj. Judd an ready to buy. A few consignments are Grac Cockrell. Donald Commerce, onwhohisarrived .10 W, Roxelle, an attorney; R, are In Love "Im (b Always Falling return trip from terday befor th state board of John Jame made here and theke In the west, but W. Burton. Jr., cashier of the Wert Coleman, Catherine Crowley, Jimmie yesterday th With Other Girl Follow - most wool house are willing to wait equalization, by the American Bail 84 Steve Stanford, Art Ball and Darmer, Phillip Davis Kenneth Ed- Washington. ,,,. ,,, Fran k Olhney ern Union Telegraph company; E. B. munds Mr. Caine while in Washington held way Express company, Abe Bi Cot- James H. Anderson. until 2$ cent la considered attractive. August Spitko, conferences with western Th Heart of Paddy Thompson, head bookkeeper of the Orma Shirley Evan Van - Those who recently have returned Selection, comtonwood Consolidated congressmen Mining 8( R. E. Neelen. Cott. Vera In an effort-t-o obtain thla naval baa Smith, Carolyn Whack ,, Ball Western Union, and J. B. McLeod. The from the west rev that the grower ar Intermission. pany and the Utah Metal and Tunnel 102 Thomas Ashworth and W. K subpoena were served by Chief Dep- Whipple, Helen Wtoeomb, Whitney He was successful to ths extent that company. All were taken under adfeeling hlu They have met with Grand Tobias. Toung, Erma Mack. Annette operatic selection, arranged by uty United States Marshal Sam a special committee was appointed to visement heavy loeees during the winter; feed is 104 M. , II. Krlebel. J. Walcott Tobanl ... Tobanl Josephln Me Broom, Margaret investigate and make recommendahigh, and worst of alt, conditions are Corn! ' , . j Harold James Xl New Murdock, Ralph. Mortensen, Richard tion Thompson. SulliNamed tont L, Pro An such that th flockmaeter ar look- Vocal solo, - selected of 2(0,000 van was - 105 J. E. Beveridge and Walter J. Newhausen, Blanche Phillip Howard was mad toappropriation last ' night chosen president Land carry-othe Sale Heber ing forward to a very poor lambing at "Hiawatha' of Burton. RawLove" Lillian Pack. (a) of th Toung Mens dub of the First Melody Rankin, Fremont season. As the lambing is usually on 107 , .Remlck Oscar W. Carlson, cArthur Is Planned by Board lins, Scott Relnalmar. Methodist church, succeeding Walter of th main source of profit, a par"Venetian Moon" Graham. (b) .....Remick D. Klin I Is to leave Balt Lak who ti failure I a serious matter. An- lOLr-- E, O. Leatberwood, Farley Congrestioncd Committee Air,. Glbney. ... ether fact The club TOet with- - the girt; Fhtl Member of the state land "board that la causing worry 1 that "Sunny South" ....Lamp are class after both organizations Jenson, J. D. Hurd. athea th proportion of medium wool In Selection,' fond a sale at Expresses Appreciation "Star Spangled Banner". .Key Heber, planning 110 R. L. Shannon and William' HT th various clip 1 larger thl yer Finale, had held their business meetings and C, J. Hawkins director. Wasatch county at 2 o'clock, June 2, Folland. than ever before. Grower hav been a social. Expression of appreciation of th enjoyed 111 J. R. Haas and Glen Haas. when (40 acre will be sold at aucbreeding to produce larger lamb and. Warned . of Danger Danger from Banker. . now that the medium grades are not Kane EXCELLENT, IS BEPOHT entertainment afforded th member rabid Coats tion.' Thto fond la located In Section County animals must still be guarded, and Mrs. Kathleen 113 Oblad otto of on national committee Indian wanted, the clip ar found to be Ice Jhe 8. I E. be I It sold will under according to Dr. T. B. Beatty, eecre G. McCooey.Double in Number II, desirable. the supervision of Richard affairs during the visit in Balt Lake. tary Jones, to the state board of health, as HI c. E. Marks and Karl D. . . Is contained in Wool Mna Nervous. tat fond commissioner, who will be letter received by reports of such animals are quite fre- Hardy. ' Apple ar in fin shape In Utah Mayor E. A. Bock from O. D. Eliason, clerk Last winter tb In chairman Wool men are feeling rather nervaccompanied by many cow vrity a report 11 county, according to M. M. Justin, of the committee, Homer P. Bnyder. quent.a The latest Brigham Clegg, Joseph Chrisous over the outlook when the bulk of part of tho tat did not prov detri- to tb board. dog, both raglnr with unmis- tensen; John Hendrickson, first alterW have been so hospitably en and field agent for Nevada 'and Utah In r the .domestlo clip eome forward on mental to tb stock raiar of Kano evidences of takable rabies were ths nat and A. C. Mackey, second alterth bureau of crop estimate U. 8. tertalned in your beautiful rity," reads killed at Farmington. consignment, a now seems probable county, situated In Utab School Holds nate. th letter, "that we cannot leave it Dixieland, Wasatch The western beaks are no better off Mr. Jusof department agriculture. A. E. Beveridge, C. W. Collin 117 Rio Grande Mamgef Here Generfor ready money than thoee in the aa tha mildness of th season In that saying a word In gratitude Eighth Grade Exercises tin ha been on an Inspection trip without 138 Roland R. Woolley. for the kindness of your citizens and al Manager James Russell, of the Den east In many oases they have carried action seemed rather to provide a 148 H. D. Nielson. the wool growers through th winter. healthy Increase in flocks EspecialTooele, Millard, Juab and you in particular, in making our short ver A Rio Grande railroad, was In the exercise of the WU. through grade Eighth on C. Utah counties, and return with re- stay of exquisite pleasure." I. Goff. 1(7 It is a question how long they will be ly la this true of and goat satch school were city, yesterday. He believes if freight Tuesday after- port that grain prospect are better I 152 Heber J. Burgon, Charles D able to continue that service, provided which are reported sheep rates are to bs increased 22.(1 per to hav doubled noon In th schoolheld auditorium when than those of fast year. Beet acreage the marketing of the consigned wool la thar last year. . ny. cent as requested by tbs railroad Installation - Banquet be slightly better than last year, 197 a long operation. Advances ar likeW. J. Warenskl. the following program was rendered will passenger rates should be similarly in 200 Georgs H. Watt ly to grow less as soon as th specula- and It will be weeks before shipments Election by the school orchestra, those already -- up ehowlng a good to creased more distribute burden the An installation for the banquet stand. tive element has beep satisfied. A are under full headway. .Th railroads choruses by the class; humorous readA cheerful report of Vocal conditions student body officers-ele-ct tb grower's margin lneaeew, his ar evidently making of tb Uni- evehly among' ths people. to JMtw ' U Art Exhibit ing, oIo, Scott;' Evelyn piano New York Publisher Here Thomas trouble with bis home banks will be, straighten out traffic matter and de- M tos 'Mildred- - Dent r- - clash- come, from Daa.F. Peterson, county versity of Utah will be given tomorprophesy. agent of Millard county. H believes row of New Tork, come more pressing and. dealers dread layed car ar publisher A1- -. Hefferman, at Newhous the hotel. Mia from tlm Mabel night t arriving Wllles; presentation of that Milford will be much ahead of An art exhibit of ths University of th time when the consigned bolding time. It Is estimated that substan class Salt Lake to be one of the phone Thorum, president of . next declares gift to school, Eugene Peterson) last year when crop are harvested. most beautiful cities in th must be United Utah consisting of the work of ths bo tial of will student the body, current years offerings will of succeedto presented - While liquidated. clip presentation pennant of the condition of th States and that 10 Report everyone admits the dulln stop should be not b available tn this market until ing eighth grade class was opened at th InDean McCarty; peach retiring president. arranged' Here for'days ouUook for Utah county are by Adolph Shafsky, ef the present market and an immense August tourists to enable entire year or September, or two or three interpretation of Grecian dance, new the and old officers Speeches by Min so stitution not today. The exhibit will exthem to properly see the place. Prof. cheerful, as the backwardness will bo mad shrinkage has taken place la values; months later than usual. ' Bonita Ridges; piano solo. Jack Mar- of the season has not wool men are unanimous Levi the ten been over has until Tuesday. According Tonnr ta their helped entertaintend Edgar . kin; presentation of credit card Dr, der buds, and it looks as though the Expect Lower Price statement th aotblng 1 the matter ing Mr. Hefferman while in the city. to Miss Evelyn Mayer, head of th Hnow of the board of eduwill be rather light But Even quoting low prices does not Clarence peach with tb wool trad a a whole. The work thto year, output cation. Sixty-foCourse Open to Publlo There will art department, th successful. students wer giV' buyers are offering good prices to Includ-ed.-t- a most ssld Is that part of the war prof bring wool dealer order today. Moat en been has unusually credit card admitting them to the contract a be school for social special training th output and few of the Its may be lost, something that can be mill buyers evidently ar figuring on ninth, grade. --ta work front the In workers connection Red with ths fruit growers ar eeHing.v done without affecting th solvency of lower price for wool. It 1 difficult to commercial art section under ths d - Winter wheat to appearing especialCron service held this summer at rection ' the houses This Is one principal rea- estimate value for good woola her to of Jack Bears. Colo. Denver. Dr. Edward T. In well and Juab Devine, Millard, Utah For ly son why congratulations ar heard In day. Based on the results of the foot Water, Apply a well known lecsocial will counties backward the worker, Despite spring, th trade that the break came when British auctions good delaine fleece Dr Paschek tnd Merrihew are ture. The course is open to all wishcrop to as well matured John F. Brown, Kanab, Kane coun the alfalfa it did. now located at 121-2- 4 new Clift buildought not to b quoted above 72 to to tak cost and the must of be It, last that ing year. Is Wool Advertisement. Bam u el H. Cramer, Utah pioneer of borne beginning to arrive from 74 cent yet th few small lot avail- ty, has asked for th appropriation The1, ing. by individuals attending. th west, but very slowly. Car stlil able are held at much higher figures ef of one second foot of wa11(1, and Civil war veteran, died at term will last from June 2S to Sept. 4. , In are very scarce at all shipping point. are similar position. his home, 4(7 west Fifth South yesMedium fleeces already ar downto ter. to b taken from Podunk springs, STORE COAL NOW with which to 70 acre priors irrigate John aa what are bottom figures. H. and O. B. William hav asked terday. Born la Tuscarora county, Hkcly. M ARTTN COAL Higher regarded MUJUIUIUIUIVIUII (XX. 40 Mein the New Missouri wool In Mr. Cramer went d quarter-bloolater 1(30, 1120. Ohio, mostly street. Waaatch Advertisement. b tats to to allowed us 0 second I I with a percentage of other feet of water from iiiiiiiininnil V to Btreator, I1U from which place in Creek. grade ar reported t have been of- They wth to Irrigate Kanarra 420 acres 13(1 bs moved ttf Ogden, driving an fered in St. LouM at figures that mean Th- - fol41 la ( cent laid 4nrn here. Ohio ox team across the' plain Hie Old Gardener Says ; $20 , dont h Joined ths gold rush Coal Outlook year see lowing have not grower Supply on th srrltlng for new ehoes state California, ts th wall. Her ar quotation remaining la that Is Not Encouraging until ths opening of th Civil war Flower lover often complain that when your old by vartnu heuae handling ts Illiiotk and enreturned he when Obi fleer In waul Shaw wide 4,1. they are not able to get good lasting . in Local re ones rebuilt will cost three that operators listed. , estimate cif serving years the ferenree Aa.an gashed. I serve northern army. At the conclusion of yellow rose especially in th northm ' weft, lathe I ta It reels fine era ashed th Ices 'in working time at-- Utah war h settled in, Kansas, remain- ern state This to bseauss they are Ith rlolhln ; IS rente to aimed bait das transportation shortage, mln. Briny or. send there for 10 years, after which not acquainted with the rose known ing ,hm ' ha amounted t 4OO.0O toft enough j came to Balt Lake where he as Ducliess of Welling ton,.a them to our shop he again entire! hardy hysupply Balt Lake for since mad his home. had Tonitus i.sTT brid. Intense saffron yellow as to color of experts tomor- 1 The situation ha been furth-year. was Mr. hts twice Cramer married, Lower price and very free flowering as to habit .ed fT gwed'er complicated by the growing depen-- J row and yet them first wife being a member of the Th:, rpm4t pulled antall dency f th western and northwest JF!hUui;y frsgrsnt and .Well secured .new secof His Toung Brigham family eW done riyht. Quick, sm4 AA teMfeAFer way It a flrwt case garden jr!very much faerfue roeet upon "the mine was AlJennie wife homes. of ond Catheart. better. a.'l things consubject, "nets It ftee Ajef this state, and non of the railroad' I A courteous, effi- ton, 111., who with the following chil- sidered. than the more widely ll eupera, leading from Utah have anything like II We II II super le known ' the title. ed guarantee 4, Mrs. Owen I Mydren. survives him:. dent and economl- Lira Aaron Ward. II. I HateM (I. tl, s a H supers 11.2 aa adequate supply of car although D. Cramer can When of F. Balt out ers and and Lake. I you go low rents and t mt per 71 Is l erdrra 'for them were a long! service! Bam H. Cramer, of Kansas City, Mo.; rents I'rtres hat not here eeieb-- , lime ago. A number placed see for yourself ? TOO WA AT rTGAHr of industries of Collbran. Mr Hlakey. Colo., Bargs Retted on tha hew territory wool bat 'that hav been using oil. ar changing! Hersf erSa AH rweaphate . "in Come of or 8. and Paul Cramer, and Philadelphia. phone, dealer say that they must conform gysteon lo coal, which to Increasing the Member Fitters I Bow-ev- e heMacbe, - The funeral services will be held, at will overcome our auto will take you. the recent break In Australian wool - Hi effects from denre.'on Bo th Outlook UH ON STATE ST. coal consumption, other.and exres!t Th ONLY BANK ths Quail rough-- lioott funeral chapel smoking AdTeetleemrnL 1 Tb gorrmmenf wont officials Wave not encouraging popular depositary that at 2 o'clock Thursday. Interment announced a sealed bid aal. involving a ,n d fast. Barings Gpe grow ML Olivet will held la be cemetery. JOB PRINTING AND BC3I . AtltAACK COAL roVPAirt Kimball & Richards Account. approalmetely the .lollowlns-Ouantl-tte- a About 121 191 poudds eooujed Fer real of beat quality and v BINDING. L-Jgg- F&co. ulek FOUR PER CENT SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES 1000 wood. It 0 pound foreig end aervie It south Mala street Phene SECURITIES CO. for BenL Deseret National and Savcm Saving CompotsdM paid 2. 444 pulled. T. WaeatchAdvertisement pound territory We art the pioneers In Job Printings Bank. 78 Mala Street Edffieraent Cotiaeatl Bask BMf. wool, 14. pound South American T TL ok In and 54 Main W. Pie tbs Ii. Binding Street state ssthnsme, ing 7.O0 pound Went Const woo) sale on all bedding plant' 21 E. 2ND SO. Wu. J582 woo' Our facilities ar th best fer hasd-Un- g Freak Plngree. Ctehkr . and t.SO pounds Iceland weel. a total at Special Beed Advertise-- 1 Store. Jcaand Vogeler s cL wedding Gndntlm gift oi any worn, Ls matter W G. Gmdart Ass tkdilto (also rmevo, j of about 421,000 pound ment. sea's Jeweler 7 1 Mata street. .arse Of bow small. i ar ytr bn hr Dent-ocrst- lc 1 clgrtt, rr k, et al - auc-Uon- a, Dn ry Me-tod- other-rtttxena- Han" 1 ,- evl-den- re Bow-lldg- e, poet-offi- "is . t- -. HIM sms II Ro-msy- n, limn smuiim n, Prc 1 Lam-bourn- - "Bo-La-B- o" - - ,,,.,, m, a -- - , , is-th- -- -- T aa-effo- rt ur the-disp- lay ne-Tta- lf Half-bloo- uwJ V py First Mortgage d Loans llJ hS ,h Yielding 1 Net , el h-- Lruca fl '; I . ; Sn " arrjggi Bay -- National City A relWe -- le - " rmj i semi-annuall- y. Bank V) r. |