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Show I , 1 - - . , - op, . ., oak ..,,..,......,..,,,,,,.,.,.....,,.,.............,,,,,....,........,..,...,, -,.. ., , v.. .r .1. 4;. -. 40 - .' . '...."'"..."'""'" 4i.441..dw,;:e1111 g 4 - war......,, ,.. , -,- - 'TAN irt tux ...sm. Some fellows can't give you their can, did opinion ,until after they have given you their candid opinion. II I . , FOUNDED , "tt t ,, . 1S50 .10, t , illitHospitalI Children TA)( 41rtlit MINTY CACHE 11000 IR1 1 State Also Questions Levy In - Morgan District and Withhold Approval Of &yielder County Toll t - ; : .Z I. 1 - Pintof Gin Leads To,Arrest of Man n anti-vic- 13- - - 22 Selection of Delegates Left to Each State; Arizona --- California Gathering Is Closed. Fran-leen- - AT AUG. DENVER 110 ; ET RIVER Pug-mir- e. Seven eaten included within tbe Colorado river basin will convene in Denver. Colo., on Aug. 22 for a on Colorado river conference treatlea. This was the decision reached Friday after wires bad been received from Governors C. C. Young of Cal.fornia. Fred 13. Balzer of Nevada and George W. P. Hunt of Arizona favoring that the upper states go ahead with plans for the seven state meeting despite the conference now in progress at Phoenix between Arizona and California delegations. Governor. William H. Adams of Colorado and Frank C. Emerson of Wyoming had already signified their approval of the change in dates from Aug. 15. Cope a of the official draft of the invitation were sent out by Gov. Dern Friday for the signatures. of Governors Adams, Emerson and l. C. Dillon of New Mexico and when these signature have been obtained the invitation will be sent to the three lower basalt states. The invitation leaves it to the discretion ofthe several governors to make up their Colorado river delegations to the conference. on PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. 11.(AP) The joint session of the Ar monis and California Colorado river corn. missiorui closed here last night after an all day meeting behind doors. Prior to adjournment closed it was of the agreed. that two COMMigElOnn be named to meet prior to the proposed conference ,of governors and delegates of the seven basin states. The will discuss questions brought before the joint session Just closed. Gov. George W. P. Hunt of Ari- zona named as the Arizona committee, State Senator Molford secretary of the ,Arizona commission, State Senator A. F. S. McCluskey and Favour. Thomas Maddock. The members of the California commission left for their homes. About ;, , , years ago due 10 to ill health he left for Los Angeles where he maintained his tegidence lip to the time of hie death. -Surviving him are his wife nd two stepchildren of 1.4011 ATIZPieff. Avenst and Arche lie: his mother of 353 Center Mrs. Pallwmkel. street, Salt Lake: Mrs. B. W. RisMrs. Orson John Ballwinkel. ley, True ison. Mn'. A. W. Vance, and Burdette Ballwinkel all of iitRit Lake. - Sheriff and Family Are Home From Idaho Sheriff Clifford W. Patten, Mrs. Patten and their daughter, returned Saturday from a vacation trip to Idaho. Sheriff Patten vieited his old home in Emmett, Ida- - and from there a party was outfitted for a fishing trip Into the Yellow Pine country, 140 miles distant. Sberiff Patten reports that the limit was taken every day by the party. ISSCFS PAPERS. Requisition papers were itwued Igaturday by Goy. George H. Dern n for the return of Joseph R. from Los Angeles to Salt Lake to face a charge of wife desertion. Deputy Sheriff J. C. Smith was delegated, to attempt Bar-tha- k I .111111111M111 ,, 1 I.. 'Till:AT:1D 1 AND San Francisco - 1 , 1 t ., .1 ,1 I . ' i - I. $2S50 $3800 Wig AD OW ?AGM IlElligrICIAL LIFIll ISSIMAIIIVE CO. Se. Yermoort nklaw Walk 1 I I I , illialinam""" 't ' 1 $11,000 Paid to 42 Disabled Veterans l - UTAH AUGUST SATuRDAY 1927 6 , SEVENTY EIGHTH , SEARCH ' -- FOR FAILS SENATOR SON IS IN S. L WATSON'S , ,. YEAR SI DisclosolLgisgteti:tItil;:vVithIACTOfil '' I COMPANY ESTABLISH mATIoN RELIEFFORFARMSALL , , "Page Senator James E. Watson ''Senator W atson" were tackled In vain of Indiana." Se This might well have been the waV,utant h thnrepo,rrtstof for gr cry at the Union Depot Saturday presidency. And rumors and threats In Indiana noon when several railroad Mc- of sensational exposures waa b.g news afoot i Will, Pullman porters and erstwhile potitics there oa which the famous .Hoosier repwith smashers baggage joined might be,able to shed some light. resentatives of the Salt Lake press but his receptión committee in a vain search for the famous .3eaappt;baecdheida avayinouunnetillooliknianittitmoan son of the Hoosier state. around the station with a It had been reported to ton" idling cautious inquirY. railroad officials and to news- ,"Tes." He was Mr. Watson of papers that Senator Watson wee' Imfana. a on "Senatorr train from traveling incognito "No. Not yet thank you. Merely Los Angelee which arrived in Salt 'Lake at noon and his self ap- - the senator's son. Edwin G. WatChicago af- pointed reception committee pro- - ton. Traveling east to ceeded to page him among the ter a busine trip to the coas" The senator would be delighted passengers. Several pasaetigers who bore to be interviewed where be was aufficient poise and averdupoise stopping in Michigan City, his son qualify them as at least likely advised. as' Ths treat woo on us. for nomit.ation candidates HISAS PREDICTS gli EVANS ;EA 111AcTin LI ,1111 White House. . I Plans $25,000 Outlay Assures County Men Year 50 Within for aidResidents Attention Prospects satisfactory seen in cultural legislation are will be Employed in Will be Given Project !report of the conference Friday 'When Report Is in.' of Frank Evan s. general counsel New Enterprise Here. State . for the American Farm Bureau Federation. with President Cool Summer White liouee Intent ion of th e Watkins Mann. that the Utah lake',;2M.St.,,uih the Lakot'a. !factoring of Wichita, of Salt Lake beata rec- At the trWitatiOn of PresidentlKunsaa, to company a branch tax., Evans. formeriy tory in SaItestablish We, tomation would receive early rec- Coo 1,4Fa. within year for the Utah t3tate Farm;was announcedLake ognition and study now that no-t- o counsel Saturday by Lake attorney. E. A. Watkins. here ei Salt and the of president the Echo gotiations for reservoir sp-Friday at the Game who With Mr& 'Watkina . had been completed were given I in consultation with the president ,company. the here. day a delegat;on from Utah county un PruaPectiva agricultural 1eg.4-- 1 pent The establishment of the branch littlest- mean an investment will Ist. Bacon, ',factory Saturday by George to word reaching Set there of ACCOrtiing, approximately $26.000. and state neneer; Lek" Mr. Evans expects that ali,the employment from 26 to 6e The delegation representing la. satisfactory re" eL,lpersons- - Thui will.ofbecome agricultural one of a terests of Utah county Interested measure willbe2.re d byth.2s next !chain of 25 such branches to be will it ert !eetablishea in the United States and congress in tontrol of the Utah lake waited proved by the preeident. lCanada, and 1g of these branches on the state The measure will contain nglneer to deter- mine bow the inveltigation of the principles contended for by thware wow operatin.... said Mr. Witte project bad been ptagressing as cultural leaders tor the past five' The Watkins Rock Pile Is Place for Argentine Rail Road Mart well Manufacturing as to learn bow on they yeare ,. it Is believed. company does work a supplemental re- was Evans the of Mr. the expect m:ght guest Tourists ' Declares for kinds all of Many motori . gasoline Neglecter of Family the He luncheon inveettration port covering president at Friday. -- 'and its work is as recognized now under- way. being will return to at Lake Sunday, etandard product by most automoMisrepresent U. S. Judge Decides, Attention was called to the fact it Is expected. bile manufacturers, and is given to attention the t7tah that lake ,exclusive rights for the control had been placed n the lot 'leveret motor car as makes well "America makes a big tnit.take background because of the nego- A plea that be be released on for some tractors- STRIKES fag Some on tiations On the Echo project and best its rot people by sending of the motor car manuface his own recognizance until Aug. tours to the vieitors expressed the hope foreign countries." iturers have even provided the Wet. 16 when he is to be tried on a This was the language used Sat- that closer attention could be giv- firm king with blue Mints and exe charge of speeding and reckless urday by H. R. Ames. chiefofof the en the Utah lake unit row that it act dimensions to make bearings the appeared the government would department. agricultural without but was made for olii their motors in driving. Great Southern railway, the largest undertake the Echo dam soon. used cars. avail by George Oru Han, IS. before railroad in Argentine. South Amer'rite report covering the invest!- 1 All of the '25 factories will be 11. 'Morgan In police ica. to express his appreciation of gation for control of the level of Judge John under the home office at Wichita, Utah lake teal be available within wourt Saturday morning. He was western hospitality. and all purchasing will also be The Visitor declared that be was the next few and f11"-Indone through that office. The comPolice are Inking for a compelled to furnish a bond of $50. overwhelme4 by the courtesy and as submies.pn days to titerwater the The youth was arrested ;n age COMMISSIOZI, Mr. Bacon believ- f run driver who Saturday ran into Pally makes Its own tools which are Lind kospital.ty he has been. shown ridden by Garrett Patented and are not for sale in the night by lAeut. I. H. Clayton this country, particularly In the ad that this project would be car- - the hicycle e Reed Billings of the squad west, Smith, 25 a of 252 Almond street, United States or Canada. and that his visit has com- reed ahead more rapidly. On Main erreet between South and : Salt Lake is to be made the at Ninth South and State streets, of revolutionized his opinion North Temple streets. after a livtly chase. According to pletely ;central point of this company's American people. sufferedi in the entire interrnoun- burinees the officers, Orullan's car skidded thePrevious a cut hal under $rnith S. to coming to the tillthe chin, and the bicycle was tain sent, said Mr. Watkins, the into a parked machine and a ed States he citizetui known had who emashed. He was taken to the nearest neighboring factories of the accompanied of this country only as tourists. young woman him jumped out and escaped.emergency hoepital by H. J. Pyper firm being at Denver and San Fran-an- d Mr. Amos came to the 1:ited glven further medieal &nem. Cler0George Plant. arrested on sev- States to study methods cf fruit SatMr. Watkins came to Salt Lake tion in a physician's office. eral occasions. was back again and marketing for introS. hospital D. L. raising the of condinervous Patronage a in who is an employe of the Saturday to determine on a suttee smith. highly urday into the Argentine Be has Fails thhaest linterweai Short tion. He admitted he got out of duction Line said ble Fut chIda vile for the factory. and. to Oregon railroad, been through Cal:fornia. the northex only Jae, motorist who struck him did check with chamber jail only last Wednesday after of commerce west, Canada and Yellowstone Na- be a shon time cetera plans will not intoxicated. for ten was and he ing being days injured too and other officials as to the ter- park. His visit to Salt Lake be considered for a nurees' home badlystop to and he also admitted he had a tional the number. get to Sat Lake. ritary tributary is to study methods of marketing there, according to Supt. Jacob H. wife and seven small children. He is persnnally acquainted potatoes, in the hope that some Traaner. who is In Salt Lake Satu"You're a fine specimen of a solution with Horace S. Ensign, former 'aka farmers' da y. of rASK father," said Judge Morgan. The problems may Argentine now succeeding at who Is Laker, be reached. boosnurses are , At the court asked Jailor Joe Bush if the Mr. Watkins At present the crop is bouht ad Inpresent i beetnees in Wichita- the main building of the chain gang was working and re"Id Ms. Ensign Is alwaYs boost- up by big interests and frequent hospital. There la ample space on ceiving an affirmative reply. said: surplus hie for Salt Lake and Utah. and is supplies reduce the prices the hospital site, to construct a Then put this man to work for highly respected by the Wichita point that much of fine nurses' home, according to ten days, and see that the work is to such a islow not I he worth peeple. Mr. Watkins said that if the crap digging, Trayner. Superintendent every day and extra hard." i Mr. Emden is a fair sample of said. He raid the capacity of the boa- lUtah spirit and energy. Wichita Incidentally Mr. .oimoa who is ac- Ipital has been extended to 100 beets to pave more Utahne would he is his wIte. glad companied by sight- and that the institution is serving , Expert Praises move there. seeing and he f,nds the western a great need In the Upper Snake Display tsc'enery incomparable. He expressi river valley. Local Window ed decided preference for the west Supt. Trayner pronounced crop rather than eastern United States. conditions in Idaho wonderful," Trimmers. i saying that In the Upper Snake25 River relley they are reported bet- I I ter than for 30 years. The group of Eagle Scouts In The San Lake Display Men's as- sociation. organized a year ago,1 The annual reunion of the Poly. camp between Mirror lake and the has been muted to become affilt,negian ItoctetF dealmed to perpete Granddaddy lakes are making rapid l sis a member of the Interna- - unte In Inernnt7 the Penni of the eel South seas and their traditions . will progress and building a good trail : ti"al Association of Display Men. held Aug. 2 5. et Salton. which will serve as a land mark , ;it is announced by George Llewel- beThe program w ill include a re- of lyn. local. the president ik O. S. Scouts. to An was of the Govsent out worthy by according The Invitation lirftl extended byt production of the volcano. Magua forest were asked Bids the Ceo: H re by Dern solleAms Friday E. C. Shepard. supervisor of the Great Lake, Eervice Saturday on constructian 'William L. Stetsgaard. internation.! l'au, the names of citizens desring to ..b; New poi forest. who Friday return-Iten- d the annual convention of the' at the summit of Timpanogos ef a ,i al president, who Friday was i Palwai and family. Hawaiian Nil(' ed from the camp. of the memtwro of the Salt a pelorns to contain house in Prison Congreee The forest stervice Is now eom- - tcoma. aexciation at a luncheon !serge 11111Tra.10TIS Of acenes in with g vanes whb erl'i Waehington. Aug. 12 to and a demonstration o f as a .finrIer.. foe thoee who :had et the chamber of comm.ece.. 1Temea. pleting a road from Karnes. via:inclusive. i customs of Aahiti. Mr enenegaard Mopped . off In ' p r' imtive Beaver creek and the upper Provo' Thie is the annual meet ng of the clinch the mountain. en Salt Lake to Mirror lake which will give a nationally recernized orgar,ization route to his borne WIth the aid of this convenienee new departure for the Grandded- to lo- - in Chicago from San Francisco i Union Pacific Men a membership re pre- - it will let dies. este prominent landmarks at any I where he atteneed a convention.. sentative of eothft,e, pri,,, Here to Form Club On a clear He corepilmented the Salt Lake ex- - I The road is a forest development the United Suttee, and Paint cg the h(leta-r''W R . Soettigue. general project, but has already become 'throughout after a vigorous ca- - day the eummit of Timpanogos af- - perts in merchandise display for safety popular as a route for those who ,paign that weeteru stat es were igfirde e n ePPnrtnnttg to get a the window dreaeing art Stiown in seent of the Log Angeles and Salt a of view Ileal !seek for recreation purpottes, the fable to h)cli of 6"reg. hird'a'aga Lake izaA. E. go" railroad, and Hamilton, prevail upon the or The work of the organization In passenger the Cintas and tion to hold high country wh cortductor of the Union Its convention tin the northern and eontral Utah. but many have found difficulty even to fostering general displays at the Patefle at Omaa, came to Salt the Rockies meet. Pacific elope this year. When the road reaches Mirror Because of the action taken bi-- knwIng the namee of the citlea sPrieg. summer and fall openings the meet . lake there will be a trail conetruct- - the last legielature in prohibiting along the Wasatch as viewed from has become known over the coun- - in e at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Eike be said. forest such try Ititude, according to ed which In conjunction with other interetate travel with but be club to organize an ex- When meetings are resumed in Food Fellowship tralie now built will lead to all the ceptions the Kate cannot pay ex- - Metre' club. They rnet In preparation for the fall with James A. fall the lakes and recreation sec, of fishing penses Yeas of Salt Lake, 'sending men in the pubwindow dotplay, the members will locomot.ve tions of this country which Will.3 lie service to attend these meet- - Whooping engineer. Cough vete on the ,,neesalon of joining of the committee in third member formerly accessible only ela Stock- - Ines. charge. the interrational metociatien and I Still Disease Leads more and the north fork of the In view of this situation Gov- I Mr. Llewellyn exprewed the con- ernor Dern has been asked and ex- GRANTS DIVORCES. Dttehesne river. District Judge Chris Mathison The road is now constructed over preeeed a willingness Friday to ap- WhooPing cou gh leedli th e eet i tection that this will be done. the trummit of the Provo water- - point citizens to attend the con- - Of contegiotie diesaees in Salt Lake a.., a. Friday granted interlocutory de. 1.Y trees the to Aid of divorce to the following: for Asked shed around Bald mountain. gress Aug. repreeent the etate. The I Williem T. Grames from Leona citizens will have to pay their own cording to the report of the cite' I In Search of Man . Fear! Gremes and Isabel T. Lewis expenees to the meeting, however. board of health. il from --- -There were 71 births and 171i Edward T. Lewis on the A telegrent Arse recedvei at poeirrotred if desertion: Mary Edman deaths. COntatriOus diseesee Iltrly-- 1 ; bered 11. as follows: Whooping Dice headiearters Saturiay morn- - I from Gustave Edman and William of Utica, L. Weston from Blanche Weston cough. 26: small pos. 1: diphther- - tng from Mrs. Paul Pozeht ht. 6; scarlet fever. 2: chicken pot. Mich.. asking the r authorities to on the ground of cruelty and EuL. 1: typhoid fever, t; one In the cite' search for her brother. 'William ,nice G. O'Brien from John E. Prof. C. W. Reid. director of and one out of town; mumps. L'Relinke. supposed to be in the Civio opera, Saturday announc5;0'8r:en on the ground of failure 1. The cite. wated he Infantile message and that Ito provide. paralyele. td the week. rehearsabs EverY Dr. Harley L. Lutz, professor of disappeared but dui not give member of the cast, chorus and political economy of Stanford - - ' bad the elate. and that be was last sten . orcheatra 18 urged to be present University and former professor of ' sa't Lake. lie is214 described as Chorus members who absent them- political economy of the Universix feet tall. years old. selves will have to be eliminated say of Ohio Wa3 visitor at the I 1 brown hair. blue eyes and has from the cast roster, said Pross- capitol Saturday. scar above the right temple. Dr. Lutz is recognized nationally or Reid. as an authority on subjects of The rehearsals follow: Bo lice Rush to Aid taxation and visited with members Sunday, August pm.; principals. 2:30 p.m.; spring of the state hoard of equalization. Family, Burglar Escapes , , OrMaids and Officers at I p chestra Practice at 4 p.m. in Coun- Lifelong Resident of A. H. Ptout of 1(q19 ty Cimmissiloners' Room. E:eventb Ea.t street notified the Answers Call Between setswhile the polo Monday. August 3, at 7:30 pm. Ogden Saturday that a man was ' To pay grocery bills, the Act I.Principals, Spring Maids, OGDEN. Aug It duffers are duffingaf!trying to enter her home through . Joannah Bingham Bybeo. S9. wife of Officers. Dialogue and Music. a window. Detectives W. M. 'Mad- doctor, dentist and hosJohn I Bybee. died Friday night ter lunchbetween the sen p.m Tuesday. August 7:30 nal P. H. Nero rushed to the the home in Riverdale. Mr. and Full Rehearsal. Act LPrincipalA at no trace pital bills; to pay taxes. tome but found of 'Stout Mn,. Bybee celebrated their golden swim and the sunburn and Chorus: Orchestra Practice- -- wedding :tbe burglar. on anniversari Pioneer, insurance premiums, buy 137 Commisstioners Oscar Funk, of south West Room. County when it rains (it will rain day. Mn s. Bybee has been a worker in the Riverdale ward Relief sostreet . told the pollee that Tempe Wednesday, August 10.-- 7:30 home br make improvea in summer, you know) his room was entered Friday night ciety and Primary simulation. and Act i,and a new suit of clothes stolen. general hoard of ments. and TT.Extra Orchestra Rehea- athemember of the People of good have a you'll many Daughters of Utah Pioneers. , . rsal.County Commissioners Room. Mrs. Bybee was horn here Aug. moment book a will character and steadily that 136& Friday. August Scholar daughter of Sanford and . fill enjoyably. Don't trust ,Rhodes Pull Rehearsal.Act IL Principals. 'Martha Lewis Bingham. She was , employed are I 'eligible for 24. Back From 1371. In Ogden. Officers. Spring Maids atn4 Chorus. married Jttly England to chancetake the ones . Surilving are her buwband and the r a loan, repayable in ' ten Saturday, August 13.-- 7:30 Garchildren: Mrs. G. you want with you. Or let I Raro id Davis. son of Dr. and Reheamts..All Princi- following ner. San Bernardino. Calif.; Mr& monthly paymenta. us mei...4 you one a week ,Mrs. Wesiey J. Dario, has returne4 J. A. Stephens. Jr. J. too mind Asa., pals. Ant I and from Oxfonk univerty, England, by S, Bybee. Ogden; Frank A. , of selection or ours. 23 your and WILL Discrgs Trsyk-Awhere be Ms bsen studying for Trenton; grandchildren; brothers and Sister.: B. P.. William. three years under a Rhodes :Whin M. Bamberger, president Ellaha and I B. Bingham: Mrs. H. w scholarship. C. Hansen, Trenton: Mrs. and general manager of the E George Re Is visiting at the home of Sugar CUR. Flab. berger Electric company. will ad- - Pingock. on !parents Douglas street for a few Funeral pereices will Ise bald, dress the All Engineers' luncheon In the! DESIRET BOOK COMPANY weeks before leaving for Pomona, Aug. 7, at 3 ' Monday at 13:15 p.m. on the "Pres- - Sunday. Iti rdiht,t,et with Bi.h"ot, Ittur-- 1 iCalit, where be will be an instrue- 157 State Street. ent etatus of the Moffatt Tunnel." ray K., Jacobs In charge. Interment i Poin tier English literature at the at the chamber of commerce. will be In the Ogden cemetery. 1 ravias. collet. ! ! z z:: 1 I Lde !Send Best Citizens Put On $50 Bond, Abroad Is Advice Speeder Suspect 1 '' aeri-ak!h- , AuToisT I Rya coEs hit-an- anti-vic- Hospital in Idaho Is Growing L. D. I - , S L. CLUB JOIN NATIONAL l .. Trail to Lake In Mountains Polynesian Club To Celebrte Aug. To Represent MeetlTo Build Pelorus A t Prison On Timpanogos - Wa-eat- - 1Delegates Wanted , I I I art" ch st ss ehtn : i ! was adsible i n- Lakd i week-endin- g . Civic Opera Head Sets Rehearsal Coast Tax Expert - I . I Is Wanted in S. , I I . in ... NEED Vacation horus, ,15Tt;. , MONEY? Without Books? I , 9 eidememehisbismeigebeemedis ' 4 9.-- , I Enjoy the Happiness of Perfect Sight. Conserve your oightlt at all et the I Impairedby wearing glasses best suited to your disabled former serrP articular seeds. ice men have secured government READING GLASSES compensation amounting to more aillasW than 111.000 as a result Of the eftemplets forts of Argonne chapter. Disabled GeNtrac TORIC American Veteran of the World L illSSEI AND CI It war, accord;ng to report of George IrDADECommplete Faust. liason officer . at the first new club rooms in meeting in the COLUMBIAN the Tribune building Friday night. Discussitin centered on a membership drive and the annual "For. sn No. Mahe. drive of the D. A. V. telvoaito PootoWlee It le expected the latter drive will take place In October. boom Forty-tw- o eg . 4, , , '. 4. I , ,I k. I c I. By-h- e, t I OPTICAL CO. t l'r. People's Finance and Thrill Co. 1. ,,, t t ,, t ' 4 aeasmeneamas.......matiew ! .k , 19 200114 , ' k - -- ; ; 4' EXCURSIOil Aug. nth and 16th 1 1- oft t 111 CII 1... What's a - - 4 , Home Boy Scouts Build eadIMMeMet a P t, ii., 51191Silr''" . , I Joshua P. Ballwinkel formerly of Salt Lake riled at tos home in Los Angeles Friday after a long illness. according to word received by relatives In Salt Lake. Mr. Eallwinkel was born In Salt Lake April 18. 1885 the on of Mr .and Mrs. H. J. Baliwinkel. For many years he was aAsociaterl In business in this city with brothers in genera! contracting work under of Ballwinkel the firm name Brothers. - ., ASSOCIATIOiN J. P. Ballwinkel Dies At Coast 241,4 , ' 1 ... - BUT Cache county- - schools have exceeded the legal maximum in this Yeses tax levy it was held by the state board of equalization in a let- -, ter sent to the 'county officialtillaturday. The law limiting tali'levieti fixes the maximum rates on a scale proportionate with the astieseed valuation of the school district. With the present valuation of Cache county the state board held the legal tax which might be levied for support of the schools and for b u ild Meg and of improvement EDUCATORS grounds was 7.5 mils., 7.09 Is The levy 'as fixed this year for maintenance and 0.67 for exceeding by buildings and 0.11 the maximum allowed by law, . GET CERTIFICATES the board declared. Cache county was asked to make an adjustment of the levy to conform to the law. Question Taxes. Professional high school certifiLegality of the school tax in cates were issued by Dr. C. N. Jenwas also questionsen. elate superintendent Saturday 61organ county ed by the state board Saturday. to 110 teachers. Certificates are Mills valid until Jute 3a. 1932. and comThe district has lethed this year for general maintenance plete the qualification of the teachand support compared with 7.7 ers for employment in the high mills last year and an additional schools of the state. 1.1 trnlla for sinking fund and inThose receiving recognition were: terests compared with 1.6 last Ima Adams, Provo; Florence year. Lynn Alleman, Springville; FlorThis made the total school levy ence S. Allen. Salt Lake; Elwood the same as last year but with the Byron Allred, Blackfaeat. Ida.; Serge county's assessed valuation this Chadwick Ballif, Preston. Idaho; levy alyear the legal maeimum M. Beck, Spanish Fork; lowed by statute is 7 mills for sup- EdwardW. &art Beecher, Brigham City; and maintenance. port M. Edwin M. Bethers. Pratt Heber; There is a clause in the law Bronson, Salt Lake; Claudeous J. which may result in an opening D. Brown, Ogden; June Bunker, St. being found for the Morgan school district in the provision that pro- George; Ivan Edwin Burgoyne. Salt 1922 Lake; Wayne L. Cheney. Thornton, vides the levies may reach the in excess Idaho; 'Parley G. Clark, Oakley. figure providing that was The levy Idaho; Elverne J. Coles, Salt Lake; of the legal maximorn. of last year of 7.7 mills was ap- Louise Crulkshank. Montpelier, board state the Idaho: La Vern Halite Is. Ogden: Euas legal by proved and there is a possibility that this nice Yates Dankowaki, Salt Lake; year the 7.1 mill tax 'nay be also Eva Marian Davis. Provo; Donna found to be within the 1922 rate. Durrant. Provo; Merle Dyer. ViThere has been no eeggregation rginia Minn.; Ether Eggertson. cf the school tax levy in lioxelder Provo: Burnt; L. FinlinSOLI, Learn-- , Rhoda Fern Foster, Thatchcounty and this led the board to . withhold approval of the tax until ington; Victor er. Arizona; the seggregation should be made !Springville. L. De Veit? George. and it could be determined wheth- Springville. er the tax were legal. Coral Gordon. Smithfield; BarPark City Cuts. bara Green, Mills: Ilene Hanks, Park City reported a reduction Salt Lake; M. Blaine Hansen. of 1 mills iin lie local tax rate to Spartieh Fork: Bernice Harding. the board Saturday having cut the Ogden; Franklin H. Barrie, Provo; Haymore. Provo; levy from 22 mills last year to 14 Erma mills this year. The latter levy is Ira Kir.g Hendricks. Cedar City; made up of 5 for contingent needs, 3. Lovell Iiibbert, Meta. Arizona; B. Holbrook. 4 for pinking fund and interest reProvo; Raymond quirements, 4 for streets and side- Robert Rigby Hull. Hooper; Genewalks and 1 for a library. vieve Hunter, Lewisville. Idaho; Heber City has cut its levy from Eddie isaaceon. Ephraim; Chas. 12 to 12.5 mills levying this year M. Ivervon. Provo; Dorothy Jac& for contingent. 2 for interest, 1.25 obe, Mt. Pleasant; LeGrand Jarfor sinking funds and 4.25 for man, Pleasant Grove; Alberta Day streets and sidewalks. Nephi City Jensen, Logan; Lillian Jensen, has cut its levy from 12 to 11 'Tillie Menden: Lizana Faye Jensen. Ephassessing this year 1.6 for contin- ralm; Norma Jensen. Idaho Falls, gent purposes,. 2 for waterworks. Idaho; Donald J. Jeppeson. Man1.6 for streets, 4 for sinking fund tua: Oleta Jer, Salt Lake; Edythe and interest neede. 1 for a library, Johnson. Preston, Idaho: Ethel and 1 for a city hall. Boulder. Celorado. Boxelder county taxpayers will Johnsen, Provo; Wayne E. SZarichner. be called on to pay taxes on higher Harold RProvo: Pas-hlocal levies this year. The levy D. Lamph. Knudsen, Provo: Larsen, Floyd for school purposes has been inPleasant; Mary Lucile Larsen. creased from 7 107.3 mills while :qt. Salt Leavitt. Lake; Provo; Charity that for the county purposes has Robert B. Le:simian, Wellsville; been raised from 4.8 to 5.3 mills. John S. Leaks, M. Phehe Payson: The Boxekler county levy ineludes 1 for general purposes. 0.2 for Linford, Provo; Evan A. Madsen, Mt. Melon. Wicounty poor, '0.1 for dependent llard; Pleasant; E.Veda Salt McConell, Harry mothers. O.& for interest and sinkEvanB. Arla Lake; McKinnon, ing funds. 1,3 for state roads and ston, Wyoming: Lester B. McMil2.8 for county 'toads. lin, Delta. Colorado; Leah Dudley Merrill. Logan; Wyatt W. Miles. Salt Lake; Marion E. Milts, OgMortenson. den; Francis Niels Ephraim; Joseph E. Nelson. Spani-Fork; Vera Nelson, Salt Lake, William Ray Nelson. Heber City; AriieU Wilson. alias Charles Peterson, was arrested by Reed Bil- Helen Nesien, Salt Lake; E.Florence Noah'. lings and Harry Ne ISOTI of the po- Nieleen, Logan; Albert LeGrande Noble, Castle e lice squad Saturday after- Salt Lake; noon when a pint of gin was found Dale; S. Adriel Norman, Provo; concealed under a trap door in the Anathe, L. Oriarel. Pullman, Wash.; service station at First West and Ora Parkinson Packer. Logan; E. Darrell Palmer, North Logan; MilWest Temple street. A demonstration of viotent an- ton L. Perkins, Provo; Edmund G. ger failed to pacify the officers 'Plummer. Heber City; Scott and Peterson was taken to thLcitY Priest. Provo; Donald Rose Garden City; Orlon S. Pulley, jail. He will be charged with persistent violation of the prohibition Logan; Rowland LI Rigby, Review: ne officers Wendell M. Rigby, Provo. law, the said, declaring has been arrmted several threes Enid flosengreen, Logan: Arnold before on liquor charges.. C., Reliance. Springville; G. Reed Provo; Maurine F. Sanderion, Bases- - Salt Lake; James la Seal, Riverton: Smart, Wayne Neff Provo: Eada Smith Phoenix. Ariz.; Joseph G. Smith. Salt Lake; Erma ay r '1,';' .1 Snow. Prove; Mils J. Steele. SaliAr At lit,r .....t na: Bertha S. Stoker, Clearfield; Wallace MelvIn Strong. Salt Lake; :;14 r$9, 41:: Ezra S. Stucki. parks. Idaho; Elizabeth T. Syphus, Huntington; Dunn ': B. L. Taylor. Springville: Ellen Thomas. Logan: Leda Fay Thompson. Ephraim; Reed Thorpe, Salt Lake; Eula Waldram. Sugar. Ida.: M. Mabel Walker Logan; Verna Walker. Syracuse; Ines Warnick, Provo: Lynn F. Wert,. Berkeley, Calif.: Helen Elizabeth Wilson. Los Angelo, Calle , 81 Can't Then14.; stio e, .:..;.:..z.,...14zi,;.:..?!, ...v. . . GOVERNORS 'Kiddies of the L. D. S. dren's hospital on North Temple street are in need of fruit. The diet of convalescent children during the hot sumdays tould contain an abundance of fruit and green things, and the hospital has Vsuncl It extremely difficult to furnish these essentiats So trom its limited budget a call is being made to the public, Mrs, Alice T. Sheets, hosWel mother. who spends her full thne caring for the little cripples as their own mothers would, experts that all that Is pecessary to secure a supply of fruits and green vegetables is to tell the generous Salt Lake public of the need $o she is issuing a call through The Deseret News, asking all who are able to donate something fresh and tasteful for the kiddies to EXCESSIVE 11 You Help 44tio, . , ' LAKE. CITY z scHool 1 . ... "A SALT , Itt :h...., " I ' ., clip 11 m- , ,..,..........:11:::::,"::,-..,..''''''''- II" 4P... eMeMber-c111L- 9 , , , . .. , , 1 ' . , ( - , . .41,44.141,4.4.44.4-4,,444,01h- 1 - 't At .4"1"4-44,'- 4 ' . 01 ;4 06 kik.44.44,,,a,,P, .fi,r,4.4,;A - .4444.0,-L-4 , ,44,k,popippo 1.444.464 4&.,.F2. ' 6" - " ' 4 ' "' - 6 "6 ' 6 ' 4.6 .6 - 0 6" 1, - 6, 46 - 66 '''''1"4"Z'""'-'7- , 11,E,',.''' '" ,I .. - |