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Show 410,400 vf; 4. go ; a ow glep11, me. -- - - BILISOlf LIS' AS ' Ropub tore. blaumAnA th, home forged ahead today under & Program cLII M g up th e mond defici ency bill. after having voted to appropriate funds now or the construction of three andscais"tr"slill, Priest. w night session- dUritlf a three-hoIn passing on the cruiser Item losierdai the house provided only 1410,000 for preliminary work on the ships ea against $1.200000 yot. s, td by the senate. There r however. that the senate will accePt the reduction. thereby plao., int; the bill directly before 'be president. The vote of approval yesterday was 201 to 172. while that by which the boom rejected the proposal Met month was 113 SENATE DISPUTES Left With Two Filibusters Cont in uing 'Cloture Vote' Due; Cruiser Bill Passes. , 1 Feb. WASHINGTON. 25.---(- Congress entered MI final week today lib prospects ;..The Sixty-nin- In tlie senate The debate found Speaker Representative ,Tilson. the Republican leader. and Representative Garrett. the minority leerier. supporting the ornendment. while Representative ?twitch. )te publican. Idaho in charge of the bill: andRepresentative Burton. Republican, Obi continued their opposition. Proponent contend the $450.000 would do little mars than provide Plans for the ships. and Mr. Tinton contended it did not go beyond the president's wishes but merelyezarried snit his budget recommendation that authority for the cruisers be continued by legislation. Opponents supported the president in his efforts to organize another conference for further naval armament limitation. - the intuit fire.-orks- that attend short session climates but with the house in a More orderly mood and driving determinedly to clear- moot of ibt - Of -- -- While both houses moved today toward consideration of deficiency bilis, additional fuel. for the senate debate wee preaimed am ix result of parliamentary slime- lion leaving the much kicked about Boulder canyon dam measure 81 Lb. unfinished business. Filibusters against this bill and lb. Tyson emergency officers tirtment Proposal. Pitt threatened.1 32owever. by efforts to invoke the. rule limiting debate. A cloture Senator petition circulated , -- I Ifi.I, 41 NEWS 'Mon the Wliksar Ise by yritti Clines LAKB-1,1-111 wirs sass 4712. reed u4 !sten iv 'gavot oarRICtliBert ing mtes.'" Vatidavitia sad at watt tom,' , AIIIIMICANdloseles Vies la 'Weser clauttaeo and' spacial sttaploto isolutta lama, aa attrdeuoas &ems Howard ad nadasta Weeespestaese vas Ribber esomadee, 7A1tt111101NT-ICKY1trA,s,e, Same ll JIC1I Keaton, ta ,"Tiaa Ganarsetr'' and Jur popular ocsaga allasatata aeseuesers teethe Now& north. deny families were driven from their homes and at lewd two men MOIll VICTORYUwe, martin 11 t 'Love's 0141, ISO I NW. Ak6." Zessiya Stoat. Harry Lo,aidon la Seseardass Allesrstroa. ?lab Nowa IP,"' ect EINEltd,s-,'Wes- ts Draw cater lestebea, Het Sras Resident's worked night to move be., throughout the - It was believed imposaibletsvothe dyko. because of difficulty hati pair in Alto break. s ter disease Weal tridar. audstartuss, were marooned. leest ran se Twelve Wm bow SK IITCHNIL ' CHAMACTILII lentil la , 'WATERLOO. kW, lreb. 25,--1 knee-dee- p (Al rushed through the street& of 'Waterloo today &nd thotown of 400 faced its serious flood threat in years nu'l, all the result of & mile long ice jam In the Ent horn TIM and the breaking of a dyke. The water spread through the town and into virtually even' house. letting the water pour in from the west, so well as from the picTuitzs. 1110110S approaching lets, Character Delineator - - will Appear Tonight Admitted to Practice -By Interior Department George A. Irsuat. galt Lake attorney. hart bees admitted to Prot Oritrinal character sketches tic boforo ths department of tho be SIVItia by Mint Ruth Draper interior is all of its branches, ha termed the greatest tit all individ has bean notified from Washingcal entertainer under the ton. D. C. Ile was graduatad from es of the VnlversitI of Utah simple. sten. tho University of Utah law school lion division, at the West high with th class of 1926. schoolauditcrium this evening at S:15 o'clock. PHYSICIANS TO MEET. Dr. H. P. Kirtley and Dr. L P. Mee Draper tune no more stage accoutrements than a chair and a Kerby Will address the Salt Lake table, and no special costuming County Medical Society en techni other than shawl..ADA with such cal subjects at the regular meeting of the Medi.. equipment. and her Ariusuiti art, in tho assembly-rooshe is said to have held audiences cal Arts building. Monday, Feb. 211. tor an breathless St I p.m. Dr. Hirtlenr's address will entire evening. In her program she changes bo discussed by Dr. W. E. Hunter rapidly from one type of Chan& 'and- - Dr. Bay Woolsoy. and Dr. J. ter to another, and supplies the E Tn. and Dr. L. N. Ossman audience with a wide varlet), of will conduct tbs discussion of Dr. characterisations. , JKerby's paper. Si 1 e ! ,.. u I , It ko),ut 601)1,1 0 4 (0 (cjkots 4141'01 If: J.. Feb. SS....- (INS)...David Baird. former United States Senator from Itew Jerseys faMillarly termed the 'lane of New Jersey politics." died at his home here early today- t following a protracted Illness. Rs was In his eighty-eighyear. Born in County Dori Ireland. In Baird came" to the United States la 11161. - Since ISIS he bad been engaged in the lumber bust nem end in addition was it.member of the board of directors of 'Severe brinks and commercial eon. corns. Re bad been active in New Jersey and national- politics for roan,' YarIL kle was appointed L Senator in February Itill to succeed be late Senator William Buthes, and in November ling we. elected to the senate for the short term serving until Starch S. 1811 ,ri--- ,,,,,,,, k , :: th, (i:., , 11'6 N ,Aiqg4604H, ,, 11 W ., tor GRAND , SUITS 00 , - 0 v 'i LEADER oditi tj - 1111 - t 1 r Blue 1141. 3 fe .- J,.,Ij WOLFE Armi & 1 --. Lrn , , ; 1 .,ty ADDRESS SC . N. -- -- ,. NEW : $ 8 00 see sties- lar for 1200 - At- 1.11EIIS , Dept, Stgre - -.. ,,,.. Navy Dept. Store. NEW Si ADDRESS , 4111111Esummmele I 224-22- 6 224-22- 8 STATE ST. STATE ST. Will of Moylan C. Fox 'Is Filed for Probate ' NU,SPR1NG ARRIVALS - ad Thursday. by his widow Zrollie C. at the Fox. Mr. Fox stied Feb. , age of 76 years. Ls datTh will filed for probate ed June 28, 381)6, no later testa-- , ment le known to be in existence. the petitioner states. Income from the property is bequeathed to the use: ot the widow end upon her death is to be divided eqUally among the following. the will provide: lAwrellee Fox. ma. Salt Lake: Piedmont, i.cricirt:ANdamstod R. and Moylan C. , Cannel, Calif. 095 1 $25 to $40 Values - 75 toSNISSIS You outo see 'ent. The snapplesi patterns breastedon look and, yet. Mostly doable ' you'll ebuy. It al r1EUS SUITS I $,795 to 1 I NU SPRING ARRIVALS Boys Long Pants Suits Petition for letter of edminis. Ireton for the estate of Moylan C. 'pox. former' president of the Silver King Coalition Mining company, vice president of the Park. Utah Mining company' and a dire. tor of the Continental ' National bank, 'was tiled in the probate di. vision of the Third district court, L ,:. , Som. 2 pautera too. kolas' doublosomo single breastedon look and you'll bur. Irtnest patterns kr- sediment asaterlaberiaesr Just snaked. el :v sourest RI While They Last Tomorrow Nornin - Ukinbuy Lien's O'Coats $ NU SHIPMENT d Men's, Boys' WOOL CRICKET Itts Strlips AU Shwa Sold - Pretti tar at WA. 0 71 st LOTS OVEM 69 II $I sr LatAl at stmt Pair Each - al al SHOES 45 it, ' BOYS' SCHOOL SWEATERS 25 QVEM a , t. 64 ir COMENGE11:31 t e - eciktractions ,,, A , V 4 CD jc)-ercp- ifitAitsitk'76 gettinlintasii: rm. OMAN ih AND MARGUERITE WITH SIX PHEW p, ,, .i,i, -- . tc i - - iv ::: 't p,........ I sass; 74 !.... ,::::: 4,1f ,1 .1 44gZ! ; - - ' ,i - I :;.; t::::..11::. I BALLISILINAS ,". 1ptt1,, ALAN DOVOLAS iby II SOTIVICP AL TODAY MONTE BLUE "WOLFS CLOTHING" i ,,,, , Li , IiMAY 3 kJ P "I1 C 1 Adollokk rooLs II , MAKING THE WORLD Five 11 Days DOROTHY GULLIVER -- 'S Only ol A 'NEW U. rrs "111E GENERAL" 11p -- .PATINE PEW 1 hriftlac thilitort, Mystery P1.7 Mare Tama 33.1100 Ponds Mare leen ft at THM WILKES I HAVE YOLI? 7 GET TICKETS NOW Ittaata at SOM , wnz jitataja roams It : r;t,...6.4i. ONLY 2 MORE DAYS TONIGHT, Saturday or Sat. Matinee. - - wit b SAM )434A0215 onalebent WI et2:10Phoi I" etZet0143 : , F!?A - 0143 : , WE NEVER RAISE OUR PRICES DUFFY HENRY AND k ' - FrN ZISJOY -- Tuts um snow MEEK ' 01 SAD EL PANTAGES S Art THER Wet ass FA CELLS?? CAS? SCPPORTI s PIRICILS1 SzTo. Cirri 1141412 Eiroullimpm-Lowe- illitirdatir Golfer? Mee 11110. r elms. Se. I" rte. rismar Matinatto 112.119. 7 A fur. Sea RICOMNIWAILit btoi. if I g I 14114,1G to SPORTING LIFE; a Ito 0 ti AI oi 11 ' St STATE 224-- 6 -- - Futieral Services Pests partment of agriculture to rid the orchards of peat life 'menace by a vigorous .campaign of early spraying and the destritction ot old trees. The board meeting at The capitol Thursday decided to issue instruetions to field agents to serve notices on local farmers for destroying old trees that act as insect pest At the same time every producer. effort will be made to encourage spraying. early - Cattle scabies are infecting herds in Various parts of the state making to necessary a dipping proeess stamp out the infection, it was reHendrick& H. W. ported by Dr, state veterinarian. The disease. it was said. was brought into the state with a shipment of cattle about a year ago This shipment had a certificate of inspection but owing Vq the fact,that so local inspection was provided the disease escaped attention until it had gained a foothold. the veterinarian re. ported.: -- 4 Richards Ward MIA. To Give Drama Tonight . , 7 I vl , To.Be Held Sunday For Minnie Watson An intensive spring campaign will be launched by the state de- at 1 , for Minnie Witt- - . - Funeral services son. 44 daughter of the sate BM. James op C. Watson and Mrs. Ellen Riley Watson. of the Wirth ward, who died Wednesday at the faintly rom110101111 home. $58 soutli Fourth West etreet., will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday in Hio. neer stake hall. Interment- - will , be in City ceme- It...t tery. She was born In this city tt al , lp - - L PI ' el en .,.. li Ill ci ,' b I ' ,' cJan. 20. ', t, 4,4 , , ,J , ( 1882. are the - ft broth- - erg and sisters: William A.. George F., Wel- - C.. J. LeonlI ton ard and Jesse Minnie Watsol , Watson. kirs. Jennie Glade. Hrs. Agnes JeProon and Mra Nellie Hansen. The body may be viewed Satur day at the S. M. Taylor and Co., mortuary, parlors, and Sunday at the stake ball prior to the service& ioumwest141 V Jury Declares No Cayse For Action in Suit to on-U.- ct KINEMOki: 11 IRET - tr Opens I Will Ia to 134.00 111111.00 to I, g oc $ItI95$ I 1195 The Richards ward M t. A. comedy present the three-adrama The Gipsy Trail" tonight in Garfield amusement hall. ward the , -- ,,, JP avenue west of Ninth East street An excellent cast has been ite NEXT WEEK"CLOUDS , I looted and new scenery and special U.S 4 Ile. Moot ilealattful Pla3r stage settings have been provided. Wfittelat XIV,. , ; (u0)111.11tei3) - PLAY , Priers...45e. Sae. tar WI" Matlare Sunday, Thursday, at SAW Saturday Priefte-MS- re I VASOMEDSET PIAUGWAWS STOCIY - - Salt Lake Theatre ALL IN Powerful, dynamic drama of life backstage, with romance and comedy touches abounding. violinist of Keith CAROL DORE' Famed and Orpheum Vaudeville. Paramount Orchestra. Curg Peterson, Director. SASH FOR II COLLIAGIVA II BUSTER KEATON- GORIL Hnol Sion' otaturArty Atteroorme, II Pertrimances): (Tkrop mistiest Special JACK HANLEY AND CO.' LAST SHOWING TODAY i AN ODDITY IN SENSATIONALISM - Cerel No loom) I man Eveyty, !trout, James Ana Harry Liu Moire BONIER ROMAINE in MORE DAYS Willi 1 X. BUSHMAN and BILLIE DOVE Illastliat IN its stark semifinal Merv s smil satins les tessatursas t "Love's Greatest Mistake" THE. FROLIC FOUR FOOTLOOSE sil ONLY LAST TINES TODAY Sersuo 114loorty 11 , 11-- week, , IN "OLD CRONIZIL11 on i ,. Z. - MASON IP0 li. I( LYDELL AND WM.. itriihre's tbsilitag tits Darkest Aisles. : 11 lanes HEW ADDRESS On 'with Compar 11140 &AIMEE, -.....,..........,..., Sur. Solt the clamp kind. but lban un's tbet si.II trinowber 1St. Whin amid narinnr. klub The party of cludlnil Clarence C. Neaten, eon of Mayor C. Clarence Neaten of Salt Lake. mailed frorn lite John, New Brunevrielt. Friday on the 0. Montelairs,f for Liverpool. - where they are expected to arrive in a "Gorilla Hunt'! - t , ' - TICE 118.60 95c,!395 CaninatErn Mayor's Son Sails '47 For London Mission I Special Added I Attractions ' to with Compare 495 50c ' ; , '' LADIES' BRASSIERES ;ill aboard tor die little jeprtde over-- m of atimitottriplee and excitement T ligli"&3717A. Al materon OV num slow wis snow Too IUD REAL "SLACK P i Na Spring LADIES' PINK If ID a 11P;141 . 1- - Nu Spring Ladies' Dress and Sport NIT SHIPMENT BARRY CAREY P0 Amin' ., .,,, 195$ I -- COATS Irmo Irith $10al Claire Windsor. William Haines 7 ::.P.: INCLUDING a:. 4:,,,, ' Dresses 1VICTORY I Begin Tomorrow! ..,?..,:-:,,.- r 7: LAI BILL OF VAUDEVILLE HEADLINERS A ,;,1';'c''!.;:''.,e';:.'",' D AND A WONDERFUL ,.., ,071cii.r.' : - ,e..,.,.t3.1-::.:- I , LAST . 1:! vitjettoiNka- , J, .,9 filpt.: .)1W...- li.- , LADIES' SILK a fund left OVER 200 OVEM i.OVER5OGSOVEM: Nu Spring :: 11oh.., -- crror:- - OVER-50- 0 - 1- ' ' 4) are mede possible from by the late !r, 14-L- --, 4 00 S MI Illoto ALtooknr 25 OVER - hur-D.- - II . I , (9t r !lik . ii - 2 48 Oold . 25 OVEM $; . , IC 150 Pah' Oven th ' s , OXFORDS CAMDEN. dental 'university Northwtstent school. are among the 21 Ming men of that inatitutitm to receive Ward the Mrs. Montgomery scholarship award. according to word received here. The award is based on techolarthe school and ship, mervice to and entitles the teohnical ability. student to a years free tuition at to 8228. amounting Northwestern. Selections were made by Dean Art- 4 eP'',f 4 itakho Ii nEns' ...e 'kk Z I Ladies Linen House - Nulh L Noyes of Ogden. senior. and Lionel M. West of Salt Lake. 1 i 4 t riolf.DSBlig::116t'i'$t.00.00..:S.tite.Stt.60 -- , , it t - , rA - Arlt NEW JERSEYI DIES Sátordcurlörnitium.Oboibi Two Utah Students ,w College Scholarships , 01 r 1 - 40)9 41 BAIRD OR ' la "Sits cm Moore '01',V 77Mlo1100qqr4LiM,,Wr,.,!! 1927 -- Itarerceerites Calleell 25 Ice Jam Sweeps, Stream Veteran Politician' Was Over Barikst Fam7-Active in Business ' nee.1 Wet Ani Finance. ' Graft ,14arc Pm"! t AtDEVLLIL PANTAdtderseslerettiss and piI.vs 'am ," Matata Review ko etas. maw OWL TrE3IIIIARY. 'EX-SENAT- FLOODED TOVIN ..,, ? 44.2r? a , OV EZA' LIM' stYstr0 ttefittol'aUl NV ''.."..1"44.AVP.eflt.A ' I ', aka i I ntitalr : afire fi 1.1110 II; Pr."nted 4""I'MY S&L? Long-wort- h, YAMERIClANE , Scrucirdame oontiv . DESERE'r T1EE : .o I MURIA th op...., IN 2 MAROONED , Indies-time- 7 j Ls Ô1 W ur gm Week jr-- .'f , or of the dam bill. will nits. be voted upon tomorrmr and if the two-thir- ds malority Is ob-required Mined. a vote at thisemolon on the bill Itself is assured. If the John- Ion-- Ootiti011 Sofia. a sot Oto0 Will -- ekvbe taken on thaV Trani-W- U 110 CUTS r . Johnson. HOUSE 1. 4,4 r I.. L LAST DAYS TO SEE I. - - I '1 "MEN OF PURPOSE - treat that goo eau,t lord to also, ..Arelatated by thousand who have der tilt greatest war pieties ever shows tat Solt Lake city., No cause of. action in of Harry ion Pacific railroad, the case versos the wu the Unver- - ror killing flies an inventor has patented a spring pistol thitt shoot a fistrubber disk to mash them, Of English invention is I. curved rod with a cloth holder at one end for cleaning the outside of win les , 4Thit lki. Show. r. fq dict of a Jury. Thursday in District Judge le B. Wight's court. Brown sought to 7recover 915,000 for personal Juries sustained while a passenger of the road at Greentiver. Wyo. hut. 1925. b Il loe - ti 01 W 34 a UTAH-GRAN- D COAL, ,, . Add x To Tour Winter Comfort Berne Like- - Anthracite ibese BootLes. DirtNo Clinkers ' Chesterfield Tout Co.' Phone :siiitok. 6451 sod 1011. n 0 a |
