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Show TITE 8 BID DEIS Th reprieve granted by Governor . George H. Bern to Louis Uinattn-aenin the Utah county Jail on a liquor charge wae approved by the board, but action wjj deterred to give Chrleteneen time to apply for commutation. 31 DESERET NEWS r Elder Recounts SALT LAKE CITY MONDAY DECEMBER FLIGHT HAS TRAGIC ENDING Travels Abroad Wife Slayer Granted Pa Thirteen Get role; - Sentence Termination; 13 Freed on Condition m . i When matters were Ienial of 2i satisfactorily adjusted' they were reinstated of William Thw qualification of the 61 applica- tions for clemency featured the Cay following dissolution of the work of the board of pardon at firmla,if Cavala, foHowing dissolutheir monthly session at the state tion of the firm af Cay las and prsont Buturdhy. Harry Bernstein, also waa announced. who pleaded guilty to volui?tir having become associated manslaughter after killing: his vife with einother bondsman. at their home In halt Lake tn Armistice Im y, 1918 was grant d File a parole, effective April 1. 1930. Bernstein's plea was for termua-tlon- m Thirteen terminations of were granted, and eleen prisoners wc;e ghen paroles, many of :hm effective at future dal.. five cuvet WUU contJujK.d and ms aentenoee J are aa follows. mlnatrd ttamuel M. Smith, forgery, For New Three Trial in U. S. Court 1 Contending that th Jury verdictfouud I)r, Walter E. Maddiviolation of aLivaitu.,ti...ial.ina hose-whose i I1 i it t tz ir tions in Europe. le y 1 r, er , -- SV k--- vyi o'Hu . " ,.af ..arrf.,. V a en, a mVh nlfrdLr .V-d- f (By The Associated Press) TURK The Yule aplrtt International Christmas day. Holland will send a program at noon eastern time for rebroadcast ing In America, Berlin will send at p.m., and England at 2 p m. Amerlcan programs will be sent at am., to England and Holland and 45 minutes later to Germany, will have an so POINT BARROW The northern most tip of Alaska hat been basking in one continuous round of Christmas music, gathered from all parts of tho world. It is constant night here now and radio receptlvi ty la excellent OSS WHITE PLAINS, N. T. Those who remain behtad at Poeantlco Hill when John D. Rockefeller goes south understand that Harvey Firestone. Thomas A. Edison and Henry Ford will call on him at Ormond Beach, Fla, to wish him a Merry Christmas NEW TORK College boya here to attend varioue social affairs during the holidays are especially Interested In sort of a contest tonight the debut guessing of the Misses Elinor and Evelyn Wurzburg, twins who are hard to tell apart LOS ANGELES Pretto Bell gave up her dolls three year ago. Now she Is playing with airplanes. She learning to fly ao that she can be a licenced pilot at 1. She 12 how, BERLIN Carbonic acid, combined with benzine, will make an 1 1 j ft 1-- and 3' hattCC if ft r a a ; r if FITTED OVERNIGHT CASES 4' High Quality and $3.95 ONite Sample Line Cas, f MAIN for the last day before Christmas mensshirts New shipment of 349 men's fine shirt, ef broadcloth material, in fast colors. Solid colors. Collar a style. Sizes 14 II 0 silk ties Full length pur silk four In hand tie. Wool lined Id all new patterns and colors. Excellently) tailored. A sensational new purchase. ... rayon pajamas Kxecellent rayon pajamas Sored styles. Orchid, Flesh, Kites. Contrasting trims. Biso 17, a 97H ( .fttfteA . O.M, Alnmlnem, lire and Cdl Flatm at rriant prina daring this Deceabe Medal , Estraetlaas Free When Plate r Bridegwerfc Are Ordered. WB SAVE YOU AS MICH AS WE CHARGE YOU OFFICE HOlRSl dito at aaday, SiZe sat. 10 if a wq. a aa.t.lpa. si Tfeme price, ara made peulkle by aa. Inpe nlaar at bu.la.aa and lew everbead expense. Remember wbea petrealalng ,.eden-are blab-de- m aat deellag wltb a 4Deatal tampaay), bat a private,H.mmy. tal office altering yea tbe peraaaal servlcea ef rive gradaate, lleeased le.tl.te. Dr. Mace, Dr. Tbeme, Dr. Bew.ett, Dr. Ward and Dr. Raamey. FREE WHEN DENTAL WORK IS ORDERED Tbe itp.t.tlea aai swaraatee af tbls afflea ataad bach af an ear wariu if if if y if gifts for women: Sateen negfigees Pajama coats Pure silk hose y g SHAPIRO TRUNK ..7. ..79 129 gifts for boys: 129 to 3.39 ......... Pirate pants i? Dressing Kits IP S 15 1.19 Rayon hose Part wool blankets Rayon bedspreads Iir : 1X9 Broadcloth and percale shirts IfHi.HH .79 ( Coat sweaters j 1X9 SdS IIIIMIMMMI44MI 0e 43 Hankie and tie sets 1.19 Rayon plaited1 sox .1 22 (((( Gladstones S1 .. ...65 Fleece lined gloves 1.79 Leather dress gloves 1.79 1J59 to 345 Slipover sweaters Broadcloth and flannelette pajamas 98 to 1.49 Rayon and lisle hose 19 Rayon and satin robes .4.95 and 6.95 Coat sweaters .3.99 Blanket robes . ; . . 3.95 1? fcraken ylsla. asl retara aaaia 19 .v. Fancy dress suspenderg K Only the Busy Dentist Can Offer Such Very.Low Prices 1 gifts for men: , Hone sty that has made Ramsey Dentistry wety known and well liked through ail the years. Mall aa 7 W vegatr SOd 1J lgg a. f$1TJ$ But the same lUcalst WMtoT thsy Umt f- WJh S4.85 v REDUCED. BAG CO. gifts forgirls underwear & chiidrem 49 79$ 98 Raypn HaaGBDQey Dr. L. G. Bennett. " s specials Geawla. Laath BRCBR iETW ... f $2.95 Vtry latest eellapd kit alyl. Hrary artiii OthstrN Bridge Pads. 79 ers ts MS, Manicure Sets, Brief Cases, Hal Boxes, etc, GREATLY ' 152 a column of compelling . 25to33pVOff 43eaalae Bristles n Inch. Bill Fold Sets 1-- hikers ,rr New Methods K to 50 Off $13.50 Ovemite Case ..... $8.75 ' M ! 25 Ramsey Dentistry, Has a Good Name esooe.ee IWifNFf STORE HOURS 9 A. JI. TO 9 P. M. W fnMaraon Rihher Plata GaaraataaJ 8 Saw Rubber (rtllH alfatMa by asnai lestisiai ft Blafc Para Rabber 9I7.M) (regular 4 - larwa Haag tarred Kataralyrk t,mmm , Katart-li- k tabrcakabl laaHary Plata (to war tatlaaa) ft Gaaataa Osll Dast. extra light, has carve thraagtoat 50'. tray. Was. 2861 ft eft '"ftdfi THESE PRICES CANNOT BE EQUALLED OUR DECEMBER SPECIALS ; J t- - WASHINGTON 1NS The bureau of home economics of tho of agriculture new can tell the housewife tho amount of vitamlnea In 1(0 kinds of foodstuffs. This data la compiled In bulauto go. Max Valier, rocket car letin form and is considered the thujlast, has Just found that out. most comprehensive ever publishHo went 29S miles an hour with ed. rockets, with the special fuel all he Msa BybiU L. Smith la chemist eculd get out of the car waa 12. in foods and human nutrition, la s the author of the new pamphlet NEW TORK. After sxperl- - For ten years she conducted her menu at a hospital a city commis-1- 1 own tests In the government exMen has concluded that New York perimental statious and studied automobile and taxi driver art scientific literature On vitamin becoming hard of bearing and the in this country published same is known to be the case and abroad. among boilermakers and other laaddition tho vitamin conIn to borers or mechanic exposed to tent of the raw fresh food. Miss constant riveting noise, Smiths report actually gives the values of Juice, vitamin, MADRID. Prime De Rivera green leaves, bleached leavesspulp and has Issued an order forbidding other separate parts of th same children under 14 to attend bull food. In some cases her work also fights or boxing matches, Indicates the effect of cooking, dehydration, storage and NEW TORK The Merchants canning, other processes on the stability of association is against a world's fair vitamins. here iu 1932 to commemorate George Washintgon's 200th birthday. It regards fair aa obsolete L&zjr Soviet Mailman because of modern developments, Threw Letters Away such as the motion picture, the radio and the automobile.' LENINGRAD. (INS) A pile of several thousand letters many of matters them of govcontaining Luchlett Hunter Celt and hundreds of ernment were discovered tn the Pheasant in His Auto newspapersbusiness, cellar of an abandoned house were tearing COLLINSVILLE, Conn (INS) which wreckers Ralph Dowd, the town tax col- down. a revealed that Investigation lector, etrolled back to bla auto In mall carrier, too lazy to traron one an Isolated part of the town af- block out of his way down a side ter a fruitless day of hunting and street tn rainy weather had for thrown the mail for this part was about to itep into it when a years of his beat down the basement wincock- - pheasant crashed through dow of the house. He has been arthe windshield, and waa instantly rested and faces a heavy prison kiled, tumbling on the drivers sentence for sabotage of the Sovineat. et regime. , Our Christmas Gift to You 1 MILITARY 12 So. Main Street. -- 3.3 and Specially STUDIOS ' As a mark of appreciation for the loyal support of our patrons, we will continue our Special Prices until the first of the year and we wish you all a Merry Some Items Reduced as Much as 25 - Taken for This Edition et LAST 2 DAYS BEFORE CHRISTMAS l Were Posed ' ip AT DRASTIC -- 'Utah-- Many. Kinds, ol Foods v PRICE REDUCTIONS FOR i Of Prominent Utahns Appearing in the Deseret News Christmas News Leaders and Developers of procedure. cuurt tf room I had a. feeling I had been tK reading the Prophets in the market hat a change had come pihce. over those people! Gone , the height of religious exaltation from their eye. Gone the holiday mood. FBritish Flight Lieutenant - J Jenkins, left and Squadron How many would havo been made better citizens by ths proper use 111 Leader A. Jones-lam, are shown above in front of their plane of dignity, ceremony and, let us Enduramw In which they started recently from lorn! on in an lllfated use the right word, a little pomp. atUmiit to reach Capetown, houth Africa, tn a single hop. The giant phuM crashed kilting tooth filers near the northern edge of the great 5 Now Count V itamines yoUngSalt Laker witnessed the midocean rescue Of a fishing smacks crew. The Gander Deal, a tiny 6 ton vessel, had lost Its rudder and sails., sprung a leak and had been drifting for eight days when sighted- - - ' PORTRAITS Konrad BercovlcI is now a citizen of the United States. The process of swearing allegiance to his new land waa for him a termendous1. would ,vjf experience or rather It have beta if ths authorities hadn't kf managed It so uninsplrlngly, be says. H describes hts mingled eraqUoDa In Reflections of a New Citlxea".' In McCall's for January and points out vigorously the great opportunity which this country la losing, tn soma instances, by not managing the naturalization ceremonies with the proper understanding of their spiritual and emotional as well as civio significance, to the new cltiaen. He writes: There la ao much talk of Americanisation. are conImmigrant tinually being told and advised to apply for cltlaenahip lo this country. And when they do come to take the oath, when that great moment In their Uvea appears, it la preceded and accompanied by the Gs"-m- n Hoch-Smit- i1 y I I The Czecho Slovakians, one of the moat progressive and thrifty peoples of the old World, -- have earned the title, The Yankees of Europe, - because of their ardent desire to Imitato Americana in eyery possible manner, bucli were the observations of Clarence C. Neilen, son of former Mayor C. Clarence Neslen, who returned home Saturday after a three years' stay In the I, D, S German mission field. Before returning to the United Slates, EIJw Neslen spent over three months touring Europe Including England and all the nations of the continent With the exception of Russia. Germany, according to the returned missionary, shows ths most rapid progress since the wsr, while lo France go the laurels for '..av-in- g the least unemployment. From was the the gospel viewpoint, most successful vear In since U 2 3. Elder Neslen reports. U- i Becomes Citizen -- br V! Of United Slates Tense filed motion for a new trial Saturday when the defendant apJudge mination effective July Jl; augitn pealed before United States for sentence. Alct'ttl!ocb, grand larceny and sec- Tii'man G. Johnson waa Sentence postponed by the ond degree burglary, effective July 1. court until arguments on the moH; K, W. Klre, effective May tion could be prepared by both Henry Lefbelt, aulo theft; J. M aides 120 Pints Jones, robbery; Nells Worthen, Motion for new trial was also Police Find L. second degree burglary. It. filed in the case of James Latses Rum Under Floor Of effective Miy grand larceny, .second dcKr;o and Mike Volases, who were found .Jl; AE.Culeinau. of violation s sale in guiUy of of liquor pints of monn- . burglary, effective July 1Ivovero-- Hie Jones law.JrhoJurjj, verdict shlhswhiakv aaafouBd -at SIS fecln a Waltoit,.robberyv ef WJ" aouth -FtssS AVoat atraat - -OtHoew 0'Ta'!lJhtJEPUyt. Jn-14 - hamaseftotHMl erredror,trary In' instruotin jF the Jurors and Geobga H. Parker degree burglary; effective March well aa In ruling on matters of A. A. Reese third degree law. defense counsel claims. Saturday afternoon. They, reported St, J. F. Godson, when that the whisky was concealed unhe has burglary, effecltve Wayne Gay, 21, who pleaded der a floor. Allen Bartlett, XT, funds to return to his home in guilty an to indictment alleging of violatPennsylvania. H. K. Scnger and the manufacture of whisky on was arrested on a charge the prohibition law. H. E. Reeves, grand larceny. in Moab, was inglatter his father's farm the same officers reported Those paroled are aa follows; paroled by Judge Johnson with 57 G. c. Beetle, Tape, parole effec- the understanding that he never finding James Armstrong, at eaat South street, manufacBroadwatFirst tive August 1; Kenneth return to the farm. turing synthetic gin. Four quarts er, auto theft, effective October J. and half a gallon of alcohol were Jttd; A. L. Larsen, grand larceny, S. P. Traffic Utah From seized and Armstrong arrested. effective April I; George Meason To Coast Showj Gain and - Gelbert Peterson, attempted Woman Sues School rape, paroled effeetlvc before Christmas; Gua Gramatakl, froth Shipments between Utah and Of Beauty For $1,250 Carbon county, persistent liquor California points over the Southlaw violator. Parole effectlvie April ern Pacific railroad showed a conGrace Hawthorne seeks to reBernstein, voluntary sistent gain during 1S2 over 1(2( 1; Harry manslaughter, effect). April 1; A. H. G. Hallmark, assistant general cover 1 1,250 for lose of hair and C. Kelsey, Issuing fictitious checks, frsight traffic manager declared scalp burns In a suit filed in the W. C. Davis, third degree burglary; Saturday during a short atop over district court against the Salt Lake H. T. Edwards, grand larceny and here. He came here from Chicago high school of beauty culture. sseond degree burglary; W. A. where he attended a hearing on b Sira key, assault to commit mur- the resolution and left Bald Eagle Attache der. shortly after for San, Francisco. The cases of Oscar Hall, Wayne Mr. Hallmark said there waa a Trapper in Indiana V. Myers, C. C. Nolan, J. R. Le slight decrease tn tonnage during MAHAL6V1LLE, Ind., (INS) Deux and E. T. Fenton were con- the fall of 192t aa compared with eagles may be scarce in this tinued tq January. The application the fait of 2921, but that the year Baldand af)e but VirgU Hensley of f C. O. Rice was withdrawn. around total showed an Increase' day this community quite auro they Those .whose pleaa were denied not scarce are enough to suit him. are: L M. Dean, Robert Custer, A Man Found Dead Under Hensley la recovering from a Jtf Sorsell. M. & Leslie, James conflict with a bug bald eagle Viaduct la Identified Banks. John Latham, C. A. Krawhich attacked him aa he mer, James Steelman, Atiaie Klra-beJohn Bonn, Eddie Collins, The aged man found dead under was running a trap line near here. had Just stoopRalph Nelson, Melvin Golsalt, Har- I he North Temple street viaduct The local trapper when the big bird ry Anderson. Frank Tale, Joe V Dec. 11, haa been Identified ed over a trap on him with down swooped Speel Frank Myera, Tom Moore, C. through the efforts of W. FJlen-ingM. Murray, O. L White, Arnold and Fred C, Anderson of the rush of mighty wings. Tbs eagle's Graff, J. R. Bsrard, Dove Smith, detective bureau, aa Andrtw Dan- talons tore Hensley's heavy hunt-incoat to shreds and ripped W. E. Racker. M. T. Walker, John ielson, IS, night watchman at the scratches On his back and Beck. Smith, W, R. Domes, George S. University of Utah. Ths officers located Danltlsons Hensley seized a club and Smith, H. H. Daywalt, S. Kashi, himself. Instead of flying room at ft 1 Richards street wagl and John Ryan. Kenneth Nielson was granted an through keys found in his pockets away, the eagle shot upward and and dived In a second time to the attack. Letters for found and cards the rehearing Roy application Gay was denied the same plea. room eonflrmtd the identification. This time Hensley knocked the big George Daly, - in ths county Jail The bodyalso was tdentlfle J at bird down snd kltled It. The eagle en a liquor charge, waa denied a the mortuary by a former associ-at- had n wing span of more than six of the aged watchman. feet plea for commutation ef sentence. ter- 1925 Fminpnl Author Bondsmen. Law Clarence Neslen Reports Firm Reinstated On Economic Condi of temporarily Reinstatement suspended professional bondsmen and dissolution of partnership of another fiiyn have born announced A. Stump of the by Judge James city court. aa Colt and Van Cott nave been reinstated following suapen-sio- n when It was alleged their bonda were posted without the 23 AND ASSOCIATE DENTISTS Dr. Wallace Mace, Dr. Frank S. Thome. Dr. Edward Ward. 267 MAIN ST. (Over the New Owl Drug Store) if V if Flannelette gpwns Flannelette pajamas Percale wash dresses Silk baby jackets Japanese silk quilts . . . (Wtlkr'i Economy t Baxmcnl ....95 1.19 . . .98 aU J |
