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Show - - ... 1110010.1r ' ' , , .Polmnryommomo, - , , . - . A.... ', , - ' 7 ' ,. , ..' , ' - g- : ' - ' --..- ' . ...---, . ' TEE DESERET, NEWS , ' FRIDAY , MAY , eon. The convention got under way shortiy after le a.m.. with State I 1 HURLS Chairman CarlI R. presid11 11; 7.8..h.n. of weling. After a William J. come he Introduced Lowe.. secreuu7 of the state committee. as temporary chairman of m e m Oi Pi . INIMINEW , SORTS DRY LAW DEMAND tne mooting. FOR STATE The convention ; 1- I he- I- U1- Ise.. thrallI , II 11 . ... , S til.E.CHURCH Mn1- - 4 1928 rommil , p t : ,.., - gSi . ) ' --- - . . Y. ;MAN. , 1:0011- 11A1:11111 rwarolor Garde sheekt be reported re Opals Carrier W. L Degatereast. SOL be-Berset, Mery The Dee- -, toot News. Pah lake Caly,, or ir - Unmarried , In England Up In Arms xat x x l' virril QUAKE ,.. .., I E- " soon got down LoNDolc.--(nis)--T- hs question to business and on motion of State of impoeing a tax on bachelorhood senator Joseph 7. Finlinson of Millateadord Whisker. 1164 . ' lard county, the assembly dispenshas been raised again here. and ; 1 . ,- f ' TwelnaV'tbk411 Meet, Ogden. 'fl'ICN 4, 7 ed with the business of sliming the AT I 71 , to Named 1RICommittee as MIL might have been expected. tho Tat Ahred OAT Obadarad. 1(1110'S ; i '1 1 k 011 AIJ B ", 1 three usual standing committees. -4,.., 4 manhood of Great unmarr.ed Mies del Tents- ,i ' II. 71 3 resolution. organizaInd platform Resolution Take .01M,,, ',1z,".; ' tion and order of business and creII . Britain is up in arms. , .. dentials. : Following the example. set byTo Convention. , , 4 ImOn motion of George H. Lawrence ' ...., ......., in of Mussolini Premier Italy ' ' ,,, . the temporary officers of the don- Shaft of Fire From Nor: posing a high bachelor la; the preApportioned :...,. Delegate vention were made permanent.. 1 . OF ; tweak has been disoussed here on 1 W. ( . offered way Skies Rends Part ieveral occasions in England. It , On Basis of One for KANRAB CITY, Marg,(A con- theDean S. Invocation. --- goes without saying that practical-- each politica A that demand Balloon Of After Big op, ',:.:4 ESA 100 Smoot Votes; vention write Into Ito platform a , , Pleads Fog Illonest7 altof them are violently intheir ,e.... 4 ' :',, Pub lio office IC a PIA lin trust- and powilon to all, efforts to- tax ' -'.:1: 0 , --- Plank Airdronii: ted. Appom. tho bechelorhood. Republican party should take . 4 , of the eighteenth and other, ...... on the on firm :i.' stand Ilome a this sidelights , interesting matter. Lowe. constitution amendments to the 'Lau were in a letter written temporary chairman of the state 4, and that only condidates favoring to the Al WAS convention, told delegates in his nominated be by "an angry bachtdoe enforcement LONDON. fay read in part 4(INS)The which . 'Ogden was ebelen all tn. unanim keynote speech. 1 resolution Bally: Express: tali Pole North YIIIIS balloon TROPHY exploration "Let tie nominate only such men Italia Which !,,,,:;',.J.;;:w. as follows: state nominating convea- :ninety adopted by the Quadrennial at Vadsoe. out , for office whose hon- Norway. at 9:10 landed , and Aug. It. as the date general conference of the Metho- and women "Why,. the bachelor singled o'clock this morn44.4.1'' le here and whose esty today. unquestioned the supreme example of sal- it kr th is Republican dist Episcopal church its en while routs for ing meeting Spitsberg, , by honor and integrity are above re- en. was hit by lightning In the fosbnees?" he asked. "Why does The resolution 'introduced committee Thursday after- , " .ereicutive proach." he declared. Ernest K. Charrington storm which is raging over northevery married man consider the Putwobliyal OGDEN. Slay 1 school ,14 ',,, has 'No a on leagueparty monopoly ern Norway. according to a Cen- drum n corps with,Vern Garr as drum bachelor a fit subject for attack. will be selected on a secretary of the the sipRefor he continued... "The America. was , honesty.: told for of Glen been provided generations awarded We have ' ,, tral News dispatch from Vadsoe major. th. Broth, of one for sacti one hundred publican party has always punished this afternoon. . - - , "z loving cup, in th anThe dispatch said pointment by tha.boord of bishops about the saxredness of the home. (or Senator Reed Smoot- of nual bcyle parade a (anti of Boys' I five of Its own members as a the dishonest and brought. them to that the envelope was torn. the beauty of marriage. of the Joys ge. making a "Pres"Friday morning. Tho judgos triaL There Is no shadow over any committee to personally present not cowered Week. The storm of parenthood and true love. Sure- - ' war Capt. C. J. Dock ler of they Ogtation of 1131. The vote for Senator the , man in power in the nation northern Norway but only to Um platform- resolution extended all 11 the married man who noweerace senior high school IL 0. T. C. , Smoot was 38.101. today. The American people be- the way to Spitsbergen. A radio- eel' Lammers, dirtictor of the Hyrum this happiness in abundance all . .., The apportionment as atuiounelieve in the absolute of the gram from Spitsbergen said that high school band, and Capt., Elsner honesty the un21 was first urged. might feel a, little pity for home , ed by Chairman Marcusen follows: vention. July U N headed of present Artits bad administration, i, at 0 the the by Kjelstrom, damaged gale who goes hangar by bachelor however, was opposed. IThis happy I Cache. II; Tits 31; &aver. &insider, , Calvin Coolidge." drum soros of the Polk and at Kings May which Nobile planIt President his lonely fireside, to his to thur 3. tee of Carbon -county,and night hick were schools in the Quincy Chairman 'Lowe : 4 7 S4i Carbon. 22; Daggett. 1; Davis, . comuse news was This paid splendid ned to I undarned socked to his silent house. Doolittle -- of Cedar City were highly commends& .,,, 25; Duchesne, 111: Emery, 12; Oar- - former tribute to Senator Reed Smoot and municated to Vadsoe by wireless contest ; State- Senator- - David Mir- lUtah's two harmonics and drum corps of Before the bachelor can be taxed Grand. 3; Iron. 14: Jualk warn- Tho Italian was and Republican the congressexplorer ,,Iteld. Doe !school the the Chancellor of the Exchequer wearing gold and ' - r,,,, 13; 'Nebel'. 23o Kane, 5; Millard, will of Washington countli of the men. ed to postpone his flight ,l green caps and capes was an al, vrill have to find out how many of Practicalll eve"' member 1 -Mr. Lows told of a recent trip Snow was falling , heavily off tractive feature. .21; Morgan. ; lute. 4; Rich. 4; state San the 2,160.7411 bachelors in England the of the Ills entered aintoa above.sin present-was Prince, -Tragedl committee to Washington. at which time he Spitsbergen Headed by the drum and 7 Salt Lake, 322; sae just 6; Ban and a terrific wind but eons of tine American Legion local Francisco earthquake of 1906. Since that disaster in which his wife mud be exempted as willing unwas told by a high government' of- blowing. Pete. i34: Sevier. 21; Summit. is; Wan representedhr t', knows how many Who was a colorful specOs rejected. an post ficial 111 - Tooele, of men in that panda ,life 76: been met death. Prince has 12; Vinteht,15; 1,:taht publid , searching for his daughter. then tacie and credit la due th married men bear the credos of as 0SLG. Norway, May 4.IINS)-- - ran at Washington today the one most i Wasatch, 12; Washington. 15. and , Legion which sponsorod it. The months old who was cared for by r! neighboring family. The taw, undying love? al, valuable to the government of the After battling for 2 ' school I Amore of band juniorZS high 'Thousands of bachelors. like 41 -s United States is Reed ' Smoot of most thirty hours the polar dir- than ' Cy moved away. accordance With a resolution boya and girls from this la tried again. and tried myself: have 4" Utah ail Washington Central. Lewis ,I igible Italia landed' at Vadsoe. Noradopted in April at meeting of 1 t proposed ten times, and only "Wo am. I schools, in white unifeel of our CIO have Proud high 'r) at junior today. way, substate Repub. various committee. the 'I"4 4 mad. 4ta first public appear- Young Woman Bruised lican state administrations." Momie High'Wins Sixth nine took meranseriously. General Umberto Nobile, tom form. de. were named by Chair- TIM away with a Rus' dared Lowe. "As the history of the The tenth or the ship. was warmroan Marcusen to gather informa- - BATTLE , wers bands from' state the .Other VEIO When Auto Hit I to be taxed Am nation is 4 the the by of of sian the the colonel. Debating mayor history Republy by greeted ,'. blind. tins use ',cheat for the tion for and senior in the preparation of t, so the history of Utah town and a civic delegation. lican ' that? of party, C. R. school O. T. Wire than 1 high the : par:7W , platform when the the OGDEN. May 2c since statehood is the history of the Fowler. Gen. Nobile hoped to resume les 4.000 boya from the grade. Junior If genuine bachelor the EPHRAIM. May , state convention meets, 36 street, Republican party in this, state." . flight today. but a dispatch from and senior htgb schools. the state, 2$. of oats Thirty.,sthird For the sixth consecutive year Mon. man who has never tried to livethea and bruises Chosen On about the the school. and illerits. Catholic Si, Criticizes King, Deenocrah Joseph to be taxed. then Vadsoe said that a violent storm 'high school has won the right bettet life---- is , (Continued From Patti One) and body. Thursday night, roe to represent Sevier district in the spinmerlmust participated in ,th parade bead Chairman Lowe called attention had arisen which might delay the schools.was The committee. personnel tot also be taxed. There which roviowed by the city and when she was knocked down it abate school championship tilts. loan' to , fact farm high lows: the federal that tho last the used s so, many women during been avenue Thirty-thirItalics by never d departure. . and Washington have and commissiou h. division Ogden county Monroe City clinched sixt its The Italia left Stole. Germany Webor county boards of education. street by an auto driven by Hen title Wednesday at Snow college in who refuse the responsibilities of TaxationState Senator Herbert board to control the agricultural campaign the Democratic party atti--it' to 1011 ismake Howell. of a campaign Twelfth East street. a triangular contest with North Be. marriage. The 'bachelor girl' is on a special roviewing Stand in front tempted Auerbach. chairman; Orval W. surplus and stablitze prices. at 3:23 a.m. yesterday. gait Lake. of tho city halt. Everv agricultural commodity is sue out of the school land question. ., and Richfield. Alma Bonne. 4., Adams, Salt Lake; creation of this age. At all other Polka report 'Miss Fowler as vier Banners of the schools of various 1 Members of the winning teams ars woe ,,, Logan. W. E. Anderson. Prk'e and included. a final effort to elimi- This matter. be declared, woo set- -. view which has resulted in savings color. in the street for a north- Panetta added to the brilliancy of the waiting Menzies Clark, Una periods of history spinsterhood bill was passed by to the texPayera Catlett , Frank Evans. chief women boast bound streetcar. Mr. counsel of the nate fruits and vegetables being tied when ata the turnHowell were heartily tho and sene d today a agrees; bort and Gertrude Bertelsen Tergeneen. of under Congress is -instigation "Salt Lake City already cheered by the thousand. of citt. ed to the left to pass another car 4 American Farm bursas. about it The federal farm board would Utah. Republican senator and bonded lebt of nearly $13.000.001., sons who lined the sidewalks on the and when be paw Masa Fowler turn-obuildings---Stato Publ Senator But in the name of justice.. ' to to S400,000.- -, representatives. in January. 1,27. That Dwane $4115 for every average route on Washington avenue fromleft avoid the strikthe loan to lutes sharply , power Z. R. Canister. chairman; Serge , , The speaker took the occasion to family. Fleas think that 04C and Twanty-secon- d ing her but she was etrtick by the Former Ogden Railroader bands off the poor bachelor who to Twenty-seven000 to organizations 9 Brant Oliver O. and falled!" ,, t Dibbles. Salt or front right lender of the ear.- -Corporations organized by co- criticize Senator King and Gover- see if you are prepared to add to street.. Miss Fowler is at the Dee hoepitaL Killed Green River has tried and , G. b. Becker was irrond marshal , Lake and George H. Ityan. Eu- for seeking to adopt the that burden another $1.600.000. tooperative to market 4 agricultural nor Dern .. Beek- - Her injuries Sr. not serious. roka, were and his E. Albert aides Polof in slogan with a constantly accruing Cr. James H. DeVins. George D. Ruins , ,... EducationState' Senator Clif- Products. The governor was also criti- gether ROCK EPIRMGd. Way 4,(Specia1 ) Find Old Roman It could take the sUrplus off the itica." the course of the Shupe. V E. Harrow, Coot. S. D. Family Return Scares ford E. Young, ' American Fork, market cized for not calling a special 'pe- interest which, in Union W. Pa. Charles McGarry. at abroad L. and Lawrenco sell Noble. Turner J. it bondof the practiIn Excavating Under Copt . chairman; Malcolm A. Keyser, Salt , nsion of the legislature to pass a average length ctflo switchman at Green River, Nene'''. Earl Reed. W. H. Broesbecit. price below that in the United constitutional douhles the principaL And blea From Horne cally died hs a Lake, lit P. Peterson, itianti and States. local Wednesday A. Burglar hospital W. W. R. Larkin. taw Sutton. law. corporation To make up the loss of Former Monastery Site as the result of being run over In the burden widely the taxOwes Reunion. Mt Emmons. , Glasmann and John B. Glaze-brooat closing Chairman Lowe plaid. this is must , abroad. the "dumping" products both assume.. , railroad when the yards legs payers OGDEN. A . ' HighwaysState Senator D. 1 May who board could charge the farmers of ed for party harmony and loYilltY cut off near the body. The annual track reset for boys gainNi entrance to theburglar ., COLCHESTER. home of J. ;wens Sane Plan. Robinson. Junction. chairman; En- the nation Fatter tho state ticket is named in an equalization fee. lie was Ky.. Imof the high schools' at,Loria., Part of first-claPorter avenue. Giles. Salt Lake: Ray E. D111- gene 1S14. tn and worked several years Roman remains Utah theplan presented The board would- havotho power and entertainment at the late Thursday afternoon. made a park have been diacovered portance kern before last AL R. Andrus, to at Roosevelt deOgden coming and association for of. for the atres the Presented schools. boys time Gard Taxpayers it grade out 1; haaty by breaking a front win. Ilan. suspend operations any "'"' , , during excavations on the site Ex-of dow whet members Draper. of the family found that farmers were increasA most unique part of the in- ferring of the bond issue is thor- were features of this afternoon t, a former monastery here. arrived, police were advised. The sane and practicable.- It grant. a OrganisationState Senator Wil- - ing their production to such , , oughly was troductori the presenbelieve further investigations speech '''''.Ham D. Candiand, Mt. Pleasant perts intruder entrance of gained COMPLETED cone TUNNEL by way If can be WATER the beneficial effects taxpayers tation of a gavel to Mc.' tows made point that the a basement window. Nothing was will yield remarkable information cluttrznan; Harold P. Fabian, Salt of tha plan would be destroyed. from a peach tree overhanging demand it. They can demand it by Woman's Body Will BOVISTITGL. Stay of bow the Roman rulers of Log-biLake, J. E. EUI.on, lAyton and "Ftilll Bloc" leaders claim that Boulder creek. where he used to voting negatively on the bond Issue. nut tunnel into the mountain aid centurion; ego lived and died. Be to Taken , , Louis J. Holther. Ogden. Chicago on tho toity tarns east of tho .city the bill, as passed. meets every swim sit a boy. The presentation That will give time for a thorough Already there has been unearthW0111A111 Prod-de$ATS and been has , , raised of culinary was completed blf the made Corporation tarState Senator major objection plan. by a small barefooted analysis original Roman l'atewal to -, from it la now available. ed the OaDEN. Nay Charles R.- - Hollingsworth.- - Ogden; nf StriL ElGire it a trial and we shall disCoolidge in his veto message boy carrying a fishing pole. OGDEN. May 4.Boys have been water 1050 feet long. con- the town: a mammoth drain down is The 1 ' tunnel Ito ' ilk takwill Frances la Dunn. some On motion of Willard Done the cover what they have already dischairmen: IL IL Jorgenson. Saline, last year, except the equalization money end checks from of 460 feet in tunnel and which water still flows from to Chicago. H- I- Friday weaning' stealing milk bottles lett on Porches of sisting k , sneaker of the house at the convention gave the Women's Re. covered in San Francisco and other en , 45 tact or drain,. mysterious source:. two rooms behat fee. for funeral vertices and interment homes, and they have street broken club vote a means of a is the session: for be publican thanks Charles De of it 1 of propublie lieved to Mrs. Dunn died Thursday part pointathat be at are lights, the golly, wers advised Joisey. Vernal the splendid decorationt in the con- - ducing and Byrum E. Crockett, t the educational facili- the Dee hospital. She camsnight pavements. baths and teeellated hero a Mrs-- J. Z. Stool, secretary sight by street. 'vention hall. Flags hung from the ties at reduced co3te.ThInk ' of state. - t I ot month ago to be with her mon. H. C. Thursday Notices. Church and mosaics. 1041 Twenty-firpottery. galleries and the front of the stage San Francisco schools conducting Dunn accountant for the E. p. railConstitutional conventionState Plans are afoot to have the :novo -, - --' was lined with beautiful flowers. nine recitation periods a day for 45 road In Orden. Mrs. Dunn liras born WEB ZIR. CUICVS VMS TosiGHT. of the buildings preSenator John W. Paters.'Brigham hnportant 24. 124S. In June Chtespro. conference of the The Burshring On the pram table wan a largo bas- minutes aachi while we In Salt quarterly ,, served as public monuments.' City. chairman; 11. H. sons aro besides bar OGDEN. titre Mari Crouch. daughpresenta4.Final held at - ' 31(0110121: be stake will the ket Oquirrh flowers of presented to the Lake conduct only six of 55 min- ters: Yrs. Mores Berger and Itre. tion of the Weber gym circus will William H. Felten& convention by James E. Ellison of utes. ) E. be Friday night at the gymnasium. Pleasant6 Green ward chapel, May NEW MANLY" ELVES DAECTE. IL L. Graham, Ch lenge: Mrs. attorney of Salt Lake. and A. city DELEGATES FREE the W. Miller Floral company. Meetings will begin at 1 '! - l', Tanned men with golf shoulders The circuit was lanced Wednesday $ and The ttah Taxpayers association Jester. 'Caton- - City, )1.-Hansen. $wigs e Fielding. s selections-werSeveral musical and Thursday night with great sac- p.m. and 7:40 p.m. In Europe will wear "MI1.1fir blues has been conservative in their es- grandchildren. Industrial relationsState Sen cess audiences the Girls given by University glee timates to attracting large 3 -- - Cottonwood stake monthly priest- this year, according to fashions that the proposed William H. Griffin. Jr.; to1110011 IS ENTERED , reach night. A feature of the proclub under the direction of Miss plan would say add re per cent to the will be hell in the dictates The colors Include Ian. chairman; Clem S. Schramm - (Continued From Page One) gram was the act by the boy trail hood meeting ward ' Florence Summerhays. 4 of OGDEN. t. turquoise delphinium. Way our , Lynch effictency W. W. Wilson. Salt Lake and of present Pim of the chapel. Monday me-so Murray ,,,, gird plants. associations. r,bulidera Primary The address winh Twenty-fourtof 3tit street Farr. reported It represents a plan that is carO. A. Tangren. Delta. confirm indorse Hoover, but that ner of the state Floyd evening. May 7. at II p.m. AU Mediterranean, powder and Peahis orathe to that school notice night Thursday ' high ried out in all business. We room bad been entered by means of The number of vitamin., In a members of tho 'take. holding the cock blues, and these hues will In each committee, 4 ' Jr, Mar-- 1 It he the oense of ths convention torical contest, met with much ap- venture to say private - crises that not a, business a passksy and an accordlan, two "hot dog" is noon to be determined priesthood. ar Invited to be- pres dominate suits. shirts, socks, ties.. explained, there is a state that this does mean an Instruc- plause. handkerchiefs and oven hats. for efficiency and rialto and breast pia stolen. by science. seitator and a member of the low- tion. The amendment lost for the Meer' are concern worting Other temporary ' would do what la new Cr bona. at the last session of the want of a second. ' , Mrs. John N. Davis of Vernal. first economy. in bond issue. Mr. Fabian was placed in nomiVico chairman; Claude F. Baker proposed Do the legislature. a member of the state Full Service. 3, 1E committee and citizen who has nation by Oscar. IV Carlson .who of Eureka. second vice chairman; we If - studied the the new national B. W. Dalton of Price, secretary; hops to make the tax ! fi subject to be taken up characterized troller 'Utah in do as an to committeeman eervice fit!' outstanding Melba Bachman of Provo. assistant by the group of which be will be ts tavre and a man whose citizenship Inecdetary: Harry S. Anderson of attract other people to teme and ' , spare r. live with tie and invest their monis reflected in his Republicanism sergeant-at-armend Fred ' To Appeal to Youth- - -- -and his Republicanism is reflected Ogden. .e C. Kidgell of Logan, and Henry L. ey with us, we must watch every Invitation to hold the state con. In his citizenship. dollar that gos into public erpen, of Richfield. assistants. He was elected by acclamation. Deal ditares. vention in Ogden was extended by tli .,' Prior to the opening of the conJesse S. Richards. secretary ot the In responding to criers ft'T a speech. ventio now The before taxthe a band assembled on' the payers question I I lc Do we need the bond Ogden Chamber og Commerce. Mr. Fabian declared it waa a great corner of the Hotel Utah ,,,s and issue? and to pores the Republican par. can we It? afford Harry 8. Anderson. Ogden chief honor marched to the theatre building. of as Utah committeenational of police, also spoke in favor of ty taxpayers &newer is. We do I I In his selection by Unanimous whore a number of selections were not need it and we cannot afford : holding the convention in Ogden. man. ' t' IL Played vote. Mr. Fabian it said school argued the and Belt of it, In system . I . ceiling the meeting to order In addition to the large numfor harmony and team work , City will not suffer. but on Chairman Marcus's briefly ad- well ber of delegates in attendance Lake , the coming campaign. the other hand. will increase its dressed the committee. calling et- in On . 1 , motion of Mr. Fabian a vote there were scoretof prominent citi- efficiency by adopting the plan . . , tention to the recent death - of of thanks fi' was tnedered Mr. Barn. zens from every section of the proposed by the Utah Taxpayers L. Wattle, vice chairman in the for his seats. the in services state, berger gallery ' association. . of the Nieto committee. and sug-- Peat. e , "It is sincerely hoped that the Seated that suitable resolutions of : Remo to Recess. will not tall to vote on taxpayers . be drawn up. - respect Mrs. was 'tontine. in Hyde placed ,... this important question. Further, j,r He also pointed out that several lion by Mr. Ferry and was seconded TAXPAYERS HIT A- - ' i more that those who vote for . thousand young men and women by Mrs. $uss Young Gates and , -- ic or needless who fail expenditures. Mrs iout their first vote would 8 On H. H. Tanner. of g tnotion this year , ...' to forever hold will their vote, -' Si , '' urged that an education pro- P. Alyton the elettion was made by 0, ta, wo wAi N.... if !I - and , tax.iburd.,enAbeLomesso "ears s gram Ibe Inaugurated to instruct acclamation. 0 r: f. 'excessivetin that unpro, Several to recess these attempts game first voters in the PrinCivies .BOND ISSUE PILAN fitable to own 'property ,, in Salt. 'it 4 before the convention- adopted the . ''...A..''''- -' Of Republicanism. Lake City. , . 4 motion - against instruction and . date the The ...., selecting con of is now and "The .1 opportunity to the , of national a prilor choosing . , . 1 here, toe the taxpayers to do a big committeeman and woman Jailed. p 0 7' 1 , . The fight against an uninstructed 'Continued fromPage one. Bea. 2:) public service end at the same time AP i ' se., tar evadeI iblebe I ---- el .4 is protect themselves." , t , ,, !delegation was led by Mr. Jones. ection of additional buildings tor rr George N. Lawrence, Attorney Gen- some time -i to toms. Every year we -- eral Harvey H. Cluff Brigham I Liverpool1 Bishop in- - -- - ., , D. Candiand is $g, Feantor-W- .a sum of money to saving Attack on Dog Races big and Joseph Kimball. RECORDS i the taxpayers. Reno b Utah limns - - assembled i And that is exactly what the tax- to Choose , ,13I , seen delegates payers , A ' LIVERPOOLCTRS). '4 are asking for. If taxpayers ; t - IV 1 : at and , two . large each are contratent wholoaata attack en grelhound they will not permit racing is made by Drfrom the two congressional dmz. David. 'A bond imue to that pass is..rot to the national convention at tricts. Vt. cannot spend needless- tishop of Liverpool. Kansas City. JUI110 12; also t3 needed.tichools is a (0 "The whole thing huge de', ly for and then tighten tip i choose a national committeeman to on to exploit the gambling In, . P; other forms of public eery- - Tice , . serve for a term of four years end ice.some , be "The stinct." fUl races says. We must use the same -rood a national committeewoman to Judement ' about five and inintites. leave the up . wisdom and adin the , serve bookrest for of to . a the similar the evening period. ' of all public'effairs. , makers who thus contribute to the are now held by ministration . I Voice OPIniomu ' r; ' Ernest entertinment candidate by winning the poor for Bamberger, "The e, No. 21334, 75e the United States taxpayers in this Il maw, money. a Mrs. way have found a voice organized eenate. and .. ' , which ' by ' Jeanette A. Hyde. now collector of to 1 "They have a clear field; an there just expresconclusions is left for him do to customs at the port of Honolulu. nothing except a, ,. as Senator Norris of Nebraska has bet., i , . Both incumbents hays signified a midi "It Is essential that, there ' ".,r. ; Girl of My Dreams .witat I feel most acutely is the I desire to retire from the positions shall be an Independent. to the , are alyoung. danger They ich have held for they ' . - 'wh eight . impartial investigating board tcal, the infections I . i .,.. or more. Into the adminietration of publle. ready touched with i which has 'craze gambling seglossi;ifinsogri . -- :I affairs in order to insure economy. the country einCe the war." swept .0 Delegates Number SIR. . 91 I . ''s MOM t "It is no aspersion upon men in II .... The convention has ,, a membor, b . office to have their actions 4 r; A post card mailed in Packham. gad No. glaaeIlie ---- -19lin 02 619. apportioned as follows: public ALIIIIIV-Alno more a reviewed. casts than it , . Beaver, 8; Boxelder. 25; Cache, 40; reflection to TOMORROW friend a years England. ago It I , . upon a bank td have an living a 's : !carbon, 11.5; Daggett. 1; Davie., 18; away. nest: ., in and Just boon delivered. walk independent auditor--cotn- e TIRED Ducheane. 10; Emerr..1; Garfield. examine and because In their la accounts. It all 2: .Grand, 2: Iron. 11; Juni). 114 the postage rates have. been raised I , the - interest of 1 .,......... safety. mean Pleirme Wane. 4; Millard, 1$; Morgan. 4; records marked to pay the dif-- 1 addressee had . - THEN EASY TERMS .. "If, the 'big dam 'construction In the -X - -, BY flute. SL Rich. 1; Mn Juan. 3; Salt Catifornia InAl 'been examined in ference.---' ' n a. Lake. 218: Satinet., 27; Sevier. 17: advance by ' ' WEEK - OR MONTH engineers from t ' Summit. 13; ToOele. 10; Uinta, 13: the outside expert :direso----'7,-1 BRIEFS terrible that disaster, , ,'Utah; 18: Wasatch. 9: Wayne, 2; would not have happened. Al- - a-- IL' N riVeber. 19:, Washington, 9. . , though the people who constructed FRCEFentence to the state psis. ' ' , Salt Lake. Tooele i - Davis. On on no the dam were, doubt mincers Fred waa suspended McClurg. . - -- - : ' Bros.-Rober- ts . 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