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Show 10- M MS' aiuCH notice OUTING ISSUES I it 1 Primary Ccnference . Tke fwetyflftk geaerat annual conference of the Teung Men'e aad Teung Ladies' Mutual Improvement association and the eighteenth anneal eoaferenoe of the Primary associations of the Church Balate ef Jesus Christ of Latter-ds- y will he held la Balt Lake City wm Friday, Baturdsy sad gun day, Jan 11, 11 and It. lilt. AU members ar Invltsd and all Of floer ar partloularly requested to be preeent at alt if Ihe meetings of the conference, and a oor-diInvitation Is extended to the Satnte generally la attend the meeting to be held In tbo Tabernacle at aad 7 m. oa Bunday, June II. vl! USI OF UTAH DELEGATES III HAVEPEflMITOBTHEY ITS ED HOT. WEEKLY REPORTS The United Btatee Grata Corporate ha issued It flfty-etxt- h and final weekly bulletin severing the wheat aad wheat flour movement throughout the United Btatee for the week ending May II, In eemparteoa with the figures for the earn pel tod B year ago. The license control under which these .reports are mad having bean terminated by proclamation of the president, dated May tl, 1120, the publication of this bulletin is terminated with thle final Issue The figures given sat are ae follows, the first for 111. Ihe second for 1919: Wheat receipt from farms 1,011,-00- 9 and 2.447.400 bushels: wheat receipts from farms, previous week, and 2,101.000 buehela; wheat receipts from farms June IT to May II, 712,701,009 and 710.111.000 bush- InbrrUaar Tax Feld Ths sMat of Roy U Clark yaMarday raroUted ths Mats 1471 40 Inheritance tax. . IDE tU Meeting Fmpone4 Hsstlng Of seals board of pardons has base postponed fqom Jun 14 to Jun 14. Prlaee tooxilng Priam for Caul 1104 will b glvan for th bM i cattle exhibit at th Utah Btata Fair, eocording to D. W, Ferrell, crtary . of tho fair, board. Takru Under Adviarenonb Hear Llab ing on th ooeMructlon of tho Mat Terminal railroad before the conpubllo utllltloe oommlaelon wr cluded yeeierday, and th case ha been taken under advisement. Mine labor 1 Min Labor Plentiful W. C. plentiful In Butt, aooording ts Blackwood of Bulto, Moot. who to th miner bars returned work after the recent Mrtkea Mr. Blackwood la at th Wllaoa hotel. Regtstrstion Record A registration the of 441 for the summer school 4of FriUniversity of Utah Wa reach for th day. ae compared wt'h 442 ywar Third dy rtftwtrmtton to th report of th registrar EUILIY Not only Is there a Mats awpruhlb-Kin- g boys under II years of ags from selling msrc has dies In pub llo places and girl under II year f Bga. which Wood GeU 5; Lowden 2, and General Committee in law would prevent youth from sellin Verdict Bringa Jury ing aswe papers, or other merchanInstructions Harding 1; Governing Scott Murder Ceae end Do dise; . but A. B. Thatcher, state Incalls attenoommiasionsr dustrial Smoot's Motion Gires New Anhual Excursion Fire fendant . Learea Court tion to 'ths fact that there I elo a offederal law oa the subject to the Turn to Proceeding. Stakes Included. fset that "every person operating any Room a Free Man. mins, or query, or say mill, cannery, workshop, factory or manufacturing Uslted establishment situated In th The Old Folk Control oommltte (Special to Ths Nswa) mur- State la which children under th age the for tried Andrew Haravgis A. W. rVINR, announce that the annual old folk' or COLI8EUM, Chicago, Juns U. 4 years hav been employed der of William 1L Scott la the Weldon ef II. If ROBERTS Bmoot' motion to adany port Reed during Senator work, permitted outing will he held at Baltalr on Tuescourt RICHARD R. LTMAN, hotel, Dea 21, 111, left the contion of th taxable year, shall pay for day, June 11. This courtesy le ex Y. M. , journ tbs Republican national General Superintendent room B free man at 12:10 o'clock thla each taxable year, an xcln tax equihad ballot fourth mads after tended to the old folk M.LA. by fen vention, ntlr of th morning, i After being out for four valent to 10 per centum MARTHA H. TWO IT, on nsw for accrued or a phasq. been received net era! manager Joseph Nelson of 'the brought taken, profit minutes the such hours and thirty-fou- r RUTH M. FOX. die posior Is from salt th that year, of ths assemblage ths affairs Baltalr Electric Co., to all the old peo. MAE T. NYBTKOM, jury returned a verdict of not guilty tion of th product of such mine, candiels " ths Republican Presidency T. L. M. L A. M. facof ple who are T9 year of age and older, electing office. Harold and Stephens Judge quarry, mill, eanery, workshop. LOUIE B FELT, Flour produced during week, 1,411,-00- 9 n, Only a short tlms J- - B. Berry, date foj preside pL .before whbm toy or manufacturing establishment." reeidlng In the flee city etakeet MAT ANDERSON, flour re and pro- the Third district court, 2,071,000 la; Big Demend for Aaln bar before, a motion to adjourn had been disBalt Th Utah stale law contain eastern provis- hack ordered wa the the th held, of trial tour Granite, Liberty, Pioneer and a CLARA W. BEEBE, from duced previous week, 1.110,000 and lost. But when Senator Lodge called ions whereby a boy Mho la over 12 any thar la a great demand Lake. All the old people ar Invited 2.171.000 barrels: flour produced June charge of the defendant. Presidency Primary Asoaclaticn. for state, ths ayss" on ths Utah senator's a counthe widow of be of permit Kellie Mra age may granted year Scott, 17 to May It, 12i.lt0-.00for automobiles all over ths aad 114,- - lain men, a resounding motion thsrs we without regard to creed, color or elaof article or verdict to the sell other when u newspaper collapsed aad that although no 211.000 barrels eon- - chorus, ths chairman did not even merchandise In publlo place in cit- try tion In life. The etreet ear company Following the M. I. A. conference on buMness big of lines in all elevators Total all Mocks of wheat, th await calling "nay,", but court room to her room in the Moxum ies f the first or second else In Utah. Monday and Tuesday, June 14 aad II and will carry them to and from the de- St mills 104.10l.0e0 and 40.124.000 hotel by friends down and ths con ths Harav- This permit must bs Issued by th sum. a Beakeepert' m. brought Friend a. gavsl I ef and p. It to vtntlon wa stopped, a far as voting pot free of charge on presentation of oonventlon will b held In th assembly bushels; total btocke, wheat, all ele- gis cried out and for a few seconds perintendent of schools and cannot Promoted Promotion and mills, previous week. 111.' engaged in a demonstration of joy. A be given to a boy under th age of thsCaptain rank-o- f has been obulned wa concsmad, until tomorrow, their badge. The Old Folk train room of the Bureau of Information vators major 174.000 and 74,410,000 bushels; change rebuke from the court restored quiet. II Senator Bmoot said that It would Th permit must - Mat that by Capl. R. C. Thomas commanding! will leave the Baltalr Depot at 9:19 All penone Interested are cordially for week, decrease, (,44l,0e aad I, Th defendant left th court room In the year. school approves of officer of ths Junior R. O. T. C. of ths not bs of avail to continue balloting hi of Invited to attend. principal vet train the a-thl to In addition 115.000 bushels Hs mads no comment on hie attorney, Samuel ths child accepting ths employment, high schools tn Balt Laks During ths ionghL . MARTHA H. TINGEY, company with ' 'eran may he paaeonger on any reguExports of wheat sad flour, July 1. A. King. and that ths child Is of normal d . RUTH MAT FOX. war Maj. Thomas held a tentatlvsj'chargss that hi action wa taken as 4 100 to colonel. to 1414, The defense succeeded In establish velopment, and physically fit to handle commission a a lieutenant May 21, 1420, amount steam roller mov to Mop th tide MAE TATLOR NYSTROM, lar train, up to I p.m but epeclal " 44,000 bushels of wheat and 14,749,-00- 0 Inr In the mind of the jury a doubt ths job. No girl, 10 years of ags is Elder R. of sentiment- flowing to th Wood ar Presidency T. L.M. LA Franklin will be provided for the Old at . Will Speak barrel of flour, making a total ee to whether the fatal shot u permitted to sell newspapers, maga R. Prest. Heber garttaetion.The regular monthly meeting ef the equal to 114,714,000 bushels of wheat, fired by HaravgCa The defendant took tines escorts' will be el Folks train. Lyman, representing or other merchandise in any On at - th big surprise of th Life "Pioneer .on will which Grant speak own of J. of bushels In behalf stake, eland the hie yesterwith 141,244,000 Liberty high ar In priests compared blind, lowed only to thoaa, who oonventlon wa th Mrwngth of Sencity of th firm or second clam In Idaho," at th meeting of ths Idaho was held he to been hav He admitted of flour that barrel and afternoon. wheat " 21.227,000 14 Bunday.Jun . day Utah. Permit under for girls th Utah or 'lam or very feeble, but friend association at Franklin. Juxi ator Harding, fora wlfom 1 the Weldon hotel with Jim years of ags t? clerk In II, he been postponed for one month last year te May 21, which make a wa Mores or other Pioneer consistent supportha been D. W. Davis of Idaho, will Gov. 14. of any on account of the Mutual Improve total of 271.044,900 bushel of wheat, Katerakls also charged with murder publlo places cannot bs issued, they (relative may avail thmlve la er. It said, however, that It 1 also bs a speaker. never apprehended, on th night cannot work In ths eqjllnga Senator Bmoot regular train by paying the uual fare. ment . conference being held cn that last year total flour export Includ- but problematical had Medical' of and Edward and other senatwhether that thay f Attention of ths industrial commisAwarded ing American relief admlnstration- and beenth In shooting Central eommlttee data. leader Th Old Folk favoring th Boott. of th Mrs to his company sion was recently called to ths fact that Wllden who received an Injury The regular monthly meeting of the American expeditionary fore ship- H said Ohio candidate will "stand at their MX th will furnUh tee' cream and lemonade h Katerakls left that on Feb. II. llms carts-T- o eyes from burning . , boys ars pushing high priests quorum of Ensign stake ments for Harding." Th Utah eenator hotel and that whil he wa there many 'but It U expected that each ward will 111 be held Sunday, June II, 1110, do this hoys between the ages of while In ths mPlY of Enoch Bur- guna today during a considerable presided HI room. to com not did th Scott medical of cost 10 ths It and. Hall. Preat. year must hav perm its ton, wa awarded tb convention. Scnaior . provide lunehson for thlr old folka t 10:40 a m, In Whitney wtlt-bwportloa-- Of teat! contradicted th etory xervleerunUl previous th doctor Those and W. Peimws employing" them against th supplies Tabl ipaoe will b ipeclally provided Chari abaent, H took th being Lodge mony of. Mra Bcott and L E. Mid- tat law b esn dispensed ss ars to of a from such fins tlms they subject speaker. chair immediately after Herbert dleton, th latter formerly proprietor 12$ to 2200, and by th Baltalr management, but ward with. a And sentence. Jail Hoover had been nominated and was of th Weldon hotel. The high priests of Granite stake committee ar requested to confer any manufacturer who employs on Y. W. C. A. Worker Herr Miss presiding officer nntil a quarter ot Dal chapel Bun-daar more children under 14 year of with Mr. George I Savage, It outh will meet at Forest for field secretary an hour before adjournment. . Margaret Blllington, west June It, at I p.m. Doctor's Certificate ags for even ons day, Main street, for assignment of table compelled to glrlT central field work in tho Vote Divided. an 10 per cent of th excise of tax pay 1 A. accommodations In thlr respective M. en convention I. to th In th C. A.. W. city Owing th T. for Pension net Income of his whole business for of " Necessary to th convenUtah take apportionment. attend delegation no sacrament rousting will be bold In will she to where rout Provo, is ons year. Failure to pal this tax is th ctudent The old folke are requested to wear the wards of Ensign stake, Bunday, JThe following announcement conference of th T. W. tion la divided In It eupport of thEL who-havmen H. Utah too Anthon Lund, a made with Brest. young Many tt punishable by fin. A- - at Upper Falla, Provo canyon, various candidates Led by CoL C. badge according to their ages. Those June It, lilt. The weekly priesthood Loose of Provo, five members ar over 70 and under 10 will wear a red meetings will be held ae usual, also Church historian: A complete list of been drawing pension or war benefits next week. a the monthly meeting of the high all the' Latter-da- y badge; thoee over 10 hut under 10, Aon in known to favor. -Maj. Gen. Wood's Balnt elders who have been startled by having their PITIABLE PLIGHT (EF for Display Ready Getting over while a 'blue one, and those They- played a conspicu(0, candidacy cease .from priest In Whitney hell. have died In the missionary field, is remittances, suddenly the forest' reserve of th IntermOuh-tal- n ous part tn ths wild demonstrations rosette Any ef the veteran whd have A circular received by Washington. country hav been Inetrucled to When hi name wa presented. being prepared In the historians of- Red Cross headquarters at ths state reached the age of 70 year elnce the Condition s at Retorts begin collecting material for the dls- Mr. Geo. This hilarity was apparent In other last excursion will pleaee fice, giving the date and place of their capitol state that unless those reE! uninstructed L. Savage who will furnUh thm an Including delegations. such church at least and be and go benefit, birth ceiving Said death, to general Improved fair: BoothswLlbs j doming. Idaho. I1 Utah stats Montana uid Ns- of charge It 1 official badg fr month to a reputable doctor and build In ths Manufacturers activities family relaUons etc. We every erected Mrs. ada. Jeanette that the ward of Bait an have specially requested Hyde examination made, they shall The hoard of control of tha'Soclal have been successful tn colectlng eome Ing. The display will be In charge Lake and C. P. Cardon ot Logan took chairmen will ascertain how many old receive no further .benefits Mine Dora Mabln, a trained nurse of Dana Parkinson. eo thoee of far all for material elders part In this demonstration while Col. Th government ha taken a lib- who returned from people are tn their ward and report Welfare league at the Civic Center, ar known In Church publl-catlo- eral Germany, 8srbla, at one to Mr. Savage Blahope of yesterday decided that th moral and ae they but stand In regard to thes examl-tlon- s. Bridgeport, C. E. Loose, J. U. Eldredge. Jr., of Prosper! Bridgeport w some In lack Instance wardi and mlnlstere of the various sanitary condition at amusement reproviding travel pay; and even and France, where shs was connect- Conn., the big ammunition manufac- Ogden and L. R. Anderson of Mantl to make a satchurchee are aeked to ktpdly make torts are much Improved over preced- amentia data In order wages for the pensioners to go and ed with ths Red Cross during ths pe- turing center, proeper In spite of were parade leader. Senator 8moot. Is This of them. biography isfactory thle announcement to their congrega- ing year. Mrs. D. R. Coray, chairsee ce. according to H. T. Robertson sitting with the national eommlttee when necessary. But un- riod of occupation, was ths epee tally the case with Knowlton F. less doctors, principal dairyman tions. Th old folks are requested to man cf the reports eommlttee, gave Hanks of that town registered at members, took no part In any of th the certificate from th physiBea Nov. I, 1142; died who at B kt of Stat th speaker a with meeting knife fork, an exhaustive report of Baltalr and Joshua. R. D. Fhelpe, who died Aug. cian ar regularly sent In. th benethe Kenyon. Everybody expected tlfat demonstrations provide themeelvee In Governor Cary of Wyoming and Public Health Nurses association last business ths town would decline Carnival features public !0 lg44. Bujah MaJi wh0 dle(j May fit may cease without warning. cup and spjon. Lagoon. The Old Folke choir will he present dances and motion pictures wsrs also with ths signing of ths armistice, but Governor Davie of Idaho held an In- evening at ths Civic Center. who died Burton, M las Mabln described condition formal conference tnls morning and and will render folk songs during the dlscui In ths prediction wa not fulfilled. March IT, 1441; Andrew L Lamer-auMental Hospitcd Report. Serbia as being pitiable, due largely luncheon. ac- when aVd as to which way th delewho died Juqe 12. 1144; Martin In Promotions Ii Prospect of thes state would vot. Govto The date of the excursion this year and Ignorance. "The peo Wood, who is praotlcslly unknown In from 'ths war gates There were fly mord patients at the pl poverty ernor Carey said: are suffering from malnutrition cordance with order has been selected In honor of the late and Jess Telton Cherry, who state off! history, issued, army department, just ' mental hospital at Provo on and a a result are extremely suscep died May 24, 114$. Presiding Bishop Edward Hunter, one Relatives or Marking Time. captain to lieutenant col disease. shs said. - "Typhus cers'from of the founders of the Old Folks' friends who know anything about Juns X. than on th first of May, thtillbl "W ars simply marking time ts in the western onel. thes deceased elders will kindly re- year, th total being 144 at ths latsr has been ons of tho greatest enemies which include Balt Lake, department, excunion, who was born Jun 22, which way ths wind Is blowing." hav been 172. port to Andrew Jeneon, L. D. 8. his- date, according ts ths monthly report to that country,- - but with ths coming ordered to Bon Francisco for exami- Governor Davis added: Thats Just torian's office. 47 east South Tempi submitted to ths board of control yes- of ths "American doctors nd nurse nation for Old Folk Central Committee CoL W. K. what ws ar doing, too. street,. Balt Lak City, Utah. W hav terday. During May thsrs wsrs It with their hygenio methods and with Jones --of th promotion. Cha. W. Nlblsy, Andrew Jeneon, WilSenator Bmoot numForty-four- th has received a is some data in regard to all ths other patients received, 19 discharged and 2 thsii teaching ths necessity of quar- chairman'' of the board of Infantry liam B. Barton, George B. Margett. of message congratulating him examiners ber missionaries who have died away from died. Dr. Hyde says that ths general antine th condition ar slowly ImB. p. Grant, Heber C. Iverson, Joshua on his success the league of sent livestock a. board stats Ths ' MIm Shsrmni to " Graduate Mlse nations plank regarding home, while laboring In their calling health of ths patients la good, and that proving. B. Bean, George E. Bourne, George L. and .th reclamation to communication In It as wa afternoon elders. but "Serbia" would ths of Ines Church, yesterday of Mb and O. Hunter. of farm conducted Sherman, F. is In stripped animals, ths the platform. Hs has been' Bavags, daughter plank by them good . b m ths federal reserve bank at Ban Fran- bs very desirable. If all the brethren J'hip. y machinery and household goods by ths Mr. B. H. Bharman of ISO Ninth East given many compliments hers. and sister throughout the Church. In fact, everything that Mreet, will graduate from 8mlth Col- - Ths comeback staged ty ths Low-ds- n Bulgarian cisco, through John U. Calkins gov- who have had Receive Orders to . relatives die in the miscould bs carried away was taken." lege, June IS, being- - the only Balt supporters today was a great sur.of ths hank, tn behalf of ths sionary field, would report to the hls-- 1 Dr. T. B. Beatty, publlo health com- Laker on th college graduate list. prise to his western supporters. Revort at West Point ernor J, C. torlan's office, any Interesting events, livestock Interests and. urging finanmissioner, spoke on ths value of ths Rhe was formerly a student at Row- Lynch and Harold Fabian, both of in not fhelr hitherto lives, published, public health nurse In educating peo- land hal. Mr. and Mrs Bharman Salt, Lake. Lowden's two supporters The following appointee to Weet cial assistance, as follows: as at their very earliest ple to the standards of hygenlc liv- have gone east to bo present at ' the on the Utah delegation, expressed "On account of th very unusual we are very anxious toopportunity, Point with orden to report at the make a comthemselves as thoroughly plaed wlh ing. Hs declared ths Influence of ths exercises , record of all the martyrs of tho situation as nurse is ons of ths most powerful a their candiaoademy July 1 are announced: Pri- oondltlqns which have existed In ths pleteChurch Series of Lectors. A series of lec- dates chances for far and of all who have sacvate Charles M. In health development. Reading of the field Uvs stock Industry of ths stats dur- the ths nomination are force, ' In lives rificed tures their the interest of beginning Monday will be given concerned. A report of th speech by Dr. James University of ing ths past artillery unit at th latter-da- y stats ths months fhe sight work. Wharton atJames historical great by George Glenn Utah, R. O. T. C. r Bruce BldwelL OF FEDEflAL OFFICIAL McGeorty, national correspondent of author managerMf th Wod 1 lecturer of California, be- forces In Miller, tached to th Salt Lak recruiting Uvs stock hoard appeals to you to do the national organisation of public fore theandclasses Utah, tonight expressed himin western 030 R. self east history Keeler, all tn your power In providing ways Wage Schedule health nurses,, on ths value of pubbeing confident that ths genstation; Fred the University of Utah under Prof. eral would win. "There no stopSeventeenth South: Georg C. Wilkin, and mean for ths extension of credit licity In' health work at the conven- at Levi Whil Be in Revised Salt to Toung. of Edgar ths Wood boom now," wax Assistant Treasping battalion sergeant major of th by banks to ths live stock men of .ths Secretary of th Capitol tion In Atlanta n April, was given will Dr. James Lake Miller' material ' gather statement.. Twenty-firs- t at DougFOrt, Miss Infantry saxel Rock. ury James H. Moyle, discussing fin- by west new book, "Utah, the Blos.Here la the way the stats delegalas; Albert E. Wiggins of Lewiston, At the next meeting In July Dr. Lee for hia Desert." Many requests have com from the ancial condition, stale that at a An unprecedented hard winter pretions of Utah, Idaho, Nevada. Monsoming K. Franklin w!U bs ths speaker. Idaho, and Ralph L Glasgow of Twin ceded by a long period of drought has varloue department ot the Mate for oonferenc hold In Washington on tana and Wyoming voted In the four Palls, Idaho. not caused considerable loss but raise In the salaries of employees. May IS Inspect Mattress Factory Trying of the convention: between, tho federal reserve To Present Creation Friday's enlistments at ths local re- has only out their new plan Of visiting each haliota the Increased of expense greatly Utah Lowden 2, Wood E, and cruiting station follow; Arthur Ham- handling Uvs stock. The stats live accordlng to members of tho state board, the federal advisory council week one of the local plants of man1. cla8 J1 'rectors of mock, NyssS, Ore. : James B. Ogletree, stock board feels that unless a .way board of examiners Few of the state ?!1,1.tlJe.thrfe ufacturing concerns, the members of , During N. E. A. Week the Tdaho Wood 5, Johnson T. Borah 1. reserve bank, ths fed- Auburn. Ala. r Frank F. Conrad, can bs provided wherein stockmen can Manufacturers association dined have been given Increases , eral reserve board stated that,' while Nevada Lowden 1 Wood .2, Provo, Utah; Melvin Lambson, Provo. receive additional financial assistance smploysss Under the direction of Prof. Squire! at th Commercial club yesterday and Johnson 2, and Hoover !. unduly expanded, and Utah; Leland J. Adame, Centerville, that many of them will be forced into since ths cost of living $egan to dou- - j loans were i then inspected th of Salt the plant Montana Johnson 2. ths reduction Coop, the Salt Lake Oratorio society J)0u!d bs reduced, Utah;. Willis M. Moore, Lufklh, Texas. financial ruin and ths live stock In- bis, and many of them ars drawing should Mattress and Manufacturing Wyoming Lowdert , and Wood 2. place in Information Creation" at an company. Next week the will present Haydn' concerning applica- dustry of this stats will receive a de- tho same salaries they used to get lines andtake Man Cullen Utahs In loans mads in withhold-whe- n' delegation voted as follows: tion for commissions can bs had from cided setback. air meeting during th National ufacturing company's plant will b Senator Smoot a dollar would buy a day's, irg needed commodities from tbs open for Hardin f, Mrs. Association . convention visited. Educational Capt. A. R. Emery of.th station. "On behalf of the live stock men of meals Some departments ars said to be , markets, but that cars should bs Jeanette Hyde for Wood, J. U. been has work at Th here. society Jr. for this stats we earnestly appeal to you Col. C. E. Loos from man shortage, ion not to discourage production and for its rendition for some STORE COAL NOW Higher prior for Wood, C. P.Wood, Final Date Set. to us your power to alleviate this se- utterly unable ts attract workersbeing Cardon for Wood. L. every effort should bs used to preparing Prof. to COAL The MARTIN 49 CO.. Coop. Main according likely, time, P. Anderson for WBod, H. B. Fabian rious situation." to th Max' service, at th wages encourage and promote essential, pro' Monday, June 14, has been set for place and time of ths mass meeting street. Wakatcb 620. Advertisement. for Lowden, J. F. Lynch for Deputy Governor Charles H. Stewart offered. Thre is a dearth of en-- duction. ts been as It net have yet arranged. reserve of "The bank federal ths board view Is that whHe it ban.yineers and draftsmen, shortage In is the final. heatings of complaints be- Francisco ( returned home last desirable ( that one season's .wool thought, however, that It will bs pre- Will go to Cavalry 'the dairy department, and even Jani- fore the state board of equalisation. after conferring with bankers night, XLLlAJICE COAL COMPACT be disposed of before the next sented either at the capital grounds and tor help ie hard to get. clip cam Three cases are eet for that day, the livestock men in this city. Hs was of Utah Joi seasons clip comes along And that or on the University For coat of best quality and quick The board of examiner has d Encampment at Russell servic. Tioctor and Gamble- - Transportation one season's emu of cotton - wVi.t The percentage of teachers In Utah 140 south Main street. Phone the situation will be relieved. elded that they will conelder Eduto renting National the hr members company, the American Asphalt com- sanguine Wasatch 4413. Advertisement. the wage schedule at next meeting, to sold before the next crop is brought who ar association Is ths of pany and the Jumbo Plaster comProf. D. cational Elbert largest Thomas, secretary market, a general survey of the when they will fix wagee for the repany, the latter having had a previous Plans Made for Big situation shows that th cause . of any stats In ths Union, said word re- of Ihe University of Utah, and, mainder of the year. major Dra. Faschek end Merrihew - areW. J. these dating, but being unable to he - presCrabtree, from ceived secretary commodities being held back is new Clift buildRatification Rally in the Utah national guard, will leave now located at B21-2- 4 ent asasoctatlon. largely lack of adequate of ths raJlroal for Fort D. A. Russell to at- Ing. Advertisement. tonight transportation. Hundred ars expected to attend a '"The federal reserve banks ars not tend th cavalry encampment. Capt. permit-eto make loons direct to ths rally In support of th Republican M. O. Randol, In command of the R. pvbnc: they con only rediscount po-ppresidential nomine chosen at ChiO. T. C. at ths university, will also for member bonk which hav Is ths which Toung leave with Prof. Thomas for Fort cago, planned bf made loans. No cans has been reNsw-houRussell, where bs will act ot) a board Men's Republican- club in ths ported to ths federal reserve- - board of examiners. where a federal reserve bonk has deHotel tonight al I o'Clocg. A 4 clined to dlsoount good and eligible monster parade In which the P'.blic is of essential charaoter for a paper Will Leave Monday For Why rent HIGH PRICED REto take part la planned to precede th member bank. xThs federal reserve TAIL SPACE FOR STOR- board has advised all federal reserve 8 T rally, and the plans ars for those parJolly, Summer Training Camp banka that they should do everything AGE when you can use OUR necessary ticipating to assemble at South Temto stimulate and production book hind th ple and Main and headed by a band WAREHOUSE anv for YOUR to avoid, as far as possible, Members ot Battery A, of the Unito march, down Main street to th that' bland ars a In the matter of hardship T. BRANCH HOUSE at greatly bringing about th liquidation and reKewhouse hotel. Philo T. Farnsworth, C, will leave versity of Utah, R. O. of ontertalnroont Jr., has been chosen to preside at ths reduced cost to duction of existing loons mods for esths city Monday at 4: IS p.m. cn r9uts and Instruotloiw you? In and the prothe hotel, meeting sential purposes. at summer for ths training camp tamp ars Ideal for your gram calls for addresses by several "There Is no absolutely a of danger Knox. Kentucky. The student win bait Lake Republicans A biographical INSURANCE ONLY 18c PER money ponlc. While under any boys and girls darsyrtem life .will sketch of the candidate' pas through Ogden, Denver, Kan-a- s of banking or finance, firm, individPER $100 ANNUM. UniThe ing tho Brigham Young serve to introduce their new leader City, Mo., Evansville, Ind.,, and ual and corporations which "conduct vacation. to Kaos to th Republicans of th city. Vauds-- ! Louisville, They Ky., Camp bh their in sines an Imprudent or versity cafeteria, established Bes th fin aswill travel In a special car. from th Sait Lake Genertl Merchandise Storage. reckless manner may corns villa sketch to grief, sortment ef to fur hav show house no Distributors there are promised Manufacturers Indications whatever a of This 1917 Ford Speedster HELPED MAN AND WIFE. has done more titles - at nlsh the entertainment. r, general financial crisis The crista lther of our tora in the post hav always corns as a refor only $300, A snap for Walter Farraud. 1943 Springfield Let our experts sult cf overproduction, writes: "My while ths than "fill Irvington. N, long felt want; Divorce Suits FUed. Av., ached help you out. with somebody. need of the moment Is great- - ' as did my pressing bark onUnuouaiy. practical Jennings-flannUsed Fords in all models r production of eaeenttai article, and ! wife's" After taking Foley Kidney of desertion suits On the If greater production cannot Be w! it fiKing qualities have made Pills, w were surprised with the quicx and e Attractive fur divorce ground styles. in been He filed In economy the have cured th alternative result.' I recommended Foley K.dneyi win it be da that and creased consumption." it o popular prices. Third (Leirict court by Ruth J. Holmes the boy had been reslty well behaved. ... a to any one who ha kidney or against Charles W. Holme. Jessie B. ! SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES made a permanent feature of Pill ia0 bladder trouble They help rid the C. Jenkins against National SavRent. for and Behney, Chari So. blood of ' impuritl--i that canae n, ings Bank. 74 Mali Btrov. Ad ver- - the school ilaude Jenklna ana Jake R. Moe .. matt pains swolln. aehlm'3 A,.i TeL W L 348 Moe. Evans OtALtRS Clara and and muacle Augusta STAS OLDtST against symp. joint f . ied suit for divorce from J B Cmd nation and wadding gtfta. Jentoms of kidney troubl. Bohr mm $2 BO W 4ra SOUTH WAS. 2 6 9 A XtU w. an on th ground of na's Jewnten, f 1 Johnson Drug Cs. Advertisement. Iuuet al ,r sus aois must ALLEGED. SLAYER IS Annual M. . A. ond T JUNE 12 1020 EVENING NEWS, SATURDAY DESERET - Senator at-da- !t En-elg- I -- - les-crea- i ' y, 1 a e im. x, 1S5I5MMD0F N at 1 2, l. I J in-It- h' of -- W arehouse - ss er B. Y. U. Advantages Cafeteria To muting -- ihdl-vidu- r al Continue $300 f Bug Jo-ve- last-winte- J, a I Warehouse 353 W..2nd Co. ! DESERET BOOK Dert cor non-supp- 0 ' 1 COMPANY S4 3t0 |