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Show i mmt SALT T11E DKSKRLT,, NKWS CITY 7 LA K K SATURDAY APRIL .26 1930 a . "i D. Harris Speaks Candy Firm Holds , KUSSia Apt. 29 Birthday Party v 68. defeating Ralph Roberta, iraueia Z.mnicrin.ii, 40, aiuaen member toue year), Alaxina Roy' fl a0, .defeating JoaUdUama.j-'-Qden, . " Student government board Elu-- !' At 1? o'clocclt noon. Saturday. gear), Marvin W Dr. Franklin S Harris, president the Brigham Young University, April J4. on its Boot GardenChocJonas. "4j, and George Watkins on 24 th J. G. McDonald and will deliver lecture based defeating Pratt Clark, olate Co-- , celebrated their W Ilford vration4 made V in Russia atn the Burton, 290, were Hie anp.'versary. There member (tao years). Douglas resuar M meeting ? ward present the sales force, office cmp.oyes and heads hapcL Tua-daSimmons, 382, and Keed Myers, :i6 April 19. of the factory. Charles F. Solomon In a brief Musc council Faculty member at 7 30 pm. presented J. G. itwo years), Arthur Freber, 1222, The chattel hi speech of welcome on McDonald with a basket .contain-- ) siujdent member (ona year), Alden located roses 4 wishing him beautllu hVham, --62 2. tjefea4tfg M mute k Gilmer venoe in another 48 years of success ana h student member, between Rtmann, 45$r In an-- j and happiness. Mr. McDonald Gwl vear), Hazel Blood, 850, swer stated that he was proud of I Helen Drake. 461 EisC ,4jfeenr were present a The" the fact there, Dramatic eouij U Faculty memstreets. associates In the bust- ber (ne'Tear). Joseph F. Smith, U in- number ofwhom .public be had been conness with 1243 acuity. member (two years),' vited. for upwards of 40 yeatw-Mey, 672. defeating LaVern ( ecd Harris nected Dr McDonald said bis policy for Bane, tit 2 student member (ona headed a com- success had always been honesty 2arTgvret Evans 1181, stu-- t mittee recent. of mind, honesty tar, of purpose, and Kay dnt member (two vears), CaldIv ehosn hy hei of effort. tstyMcDonafd !Hrd 711Tj defeating Robert intir-nJ-an and Jacob Mauss Gail well, 602 tionaT Jewish both stoke in optimistic terms of b. HARRIS organization to tho bright future of the company. lii.to Russia with a view to deter- N. N. Bailer, the oldest employe; go Rail mining a suitable location for Rus- in point of service, told of seeing sian Jews to colonize In Siberia. the business grow and develop The committee, Dr Harris report- from a very modest concern to one the of the largest institutions of Its ed. waa given fuR- - suppor4-h- y Russian government and the gov- kind in America. A Offiuas of the Los Angeles Music wag furnished by a nine ernment accepted the report of the SaR Lake rattrostf were principal committee. piece orchestra, under the dueclion banto annual the of at return committees Jack Bradley. speakers Upon the firt quet of the ladles auxiliary of Balt New York, a bafiquet was held in Lake Old Timers clut No 2 at the its honor and the chairman, in inMrs L. L. troducing Dr. Harris, commented Elks rlub Friday nigh Courtney, president, piesided and on the fact that the people with E A Hamilton, Omaha, courtesy whom Dr Hams was affiliated, dfrettor of the Union Pacific sys- had a sm pathetic understanding tem was toastmaster. of the problems of the Jews and T F. Thomas, former president F. H Knickerbocker, t,o Anheld high hope for their ultimate geles general manager of tbe Los successful colonization and that for of the Sait Bake Advertising club, returned W horn, Friday from a busthese reasons and the further fact Angeles & Salt Iake rallroai. to southern California. R Armstrong. Los Angeles, gentrip that the organization desired to iness Mr , Thomas states that business W. R eral superintendent. bring to the committee some of is gradually improving there, alLos Angeles, safety agent W. the principles of colonization California was hit H Smith, superintendent at tflt taught bv Brigham Young, Dr. though all ofNew Xork stock crash. hard by tbe Lake, Mrs Thomas Suit. vice pres- Harris was chosen to head the is He he says glad to be home, ident of the auxiliary, and Edward with and native Utahns agrees Marksheffel, past president of the: that This la the Place." Old Timers club were the speakers Mr Knickerbocker presented M Markshffel with a medal as a tokAumptedHofd-U- p en of completion of 30 years serv, ice with the railroad. Tao thugs made an tuuueceaaful attempt frlday night to hold up Thomas Kerr, of 4732 south Second on the Planting of 3790 trees boulevard Heat sreet, as he was walking east side of the tVasatch along HDlljwood avenue between as part of the Fort Douglas beaufourth avd Fifth hast street in tification program commenced on compary with a young woman Friday, it was announced by Cap- Krrr to! 4 the that one of um Harry W. Cayglli. adjutant. With a faca .cratclied almost the bandit had police a revolver. Tne eighth Infantry. Tbe trees, beyond recognition and an envelop band tg fled atet inflicting minor Thirty abicH milt also serve as an experiof hair from hts own head at on .Karr's face bruises ment to their adaptability localas Neils Hansen, 33 Kenton ly, include long leaf yellow pine, atenue, came for Justice ard u Chinese elm, whiteash, honey from tad women to the and Douglas fir. (Ountv attorney Friday evening The Utah State Agricultural colMrs Francis Kaumans and a lege at Logan is assisting in the Mrs. Carcroft wilt probably he of the trees and Captain 1752 Fifth placing charged with assault The two wotvirara P Schwatej regimental men. hedeciared. following an at street, is changed with being supply off.cer of the followed him to his own a persistent violator of the prohj- - eigUb Infantry is in charge. Lack ard and after throwing him bition law fn a comptnt issued by q he yellow pines are bing fur-t- o Baker was rushed by the United States the ground, proceeded with their the county attorney andila-sto heels arrested last WedrAdav vhenestry service and the other trees stomp Tns face with their hands to snatch him a rail of his hom aUc'ed by the college extension depart bald headed. jment quantity of grata aicoboL dent membera (one DENT ol 7, BYirSIUDENIS aixty-eigh- y-V- lh ala y. of Election Annual Out Officers Brings Terms Votes; 1,399 Begin Next' Autumn. Four-t44ent- ) National April 28th to May 3rd r. Anderson, of GrantsvilK Has elecpd president of the L'm I'lah student body tn-- d veiaitof bv a majority of 30U votes over h competitor. Hotace Eldriug". A total of 13y vote weie cast, getting 52. the .Since entering university no rson has maintained an aver-a- g in all or A of minus' grade his studies and has alM been in athlettxs in J92H he a football ime injured uj. Coloradoi college was and vuth foiled to give up athletics. He Is the junior at present president of c is and a member of the unWn the building tentral committee stustxidei t athletic council a.id a is He board dent government member of the Tt TCapia Alpha national sodfal fraternltj. O'heis elected were A ice .race Anderpresident sen 726, defeating Vilate Crane, y eelf I Officials Talk At Womens Banquet 1 Advertising Man Returns From Coast Apet-tiga- 65o S cord vice president Richard pollock, 726, defeating Verl Broad-be648. Secretary Virginia Whita, 719, defeating Ardelle Fisher. 662. Treasurer Theron Davis, 695, defeating George James, 678. Cheer leader James Kelly, 751, defeating Phil Ray, 608 RichJunior prom chairman ard Bennett, 870, defeating Reed EU'son, 494. Apportionment board Faculty (two years), Levf Edgar irmbr 1260: student member Y'ung, (two ears) Charles Mabey, 722, Rav, 6M defiling Will Athletic council Fatuity member fone vear). Herbert B Maw, 756 defeating Elbert D Thomas n5. alumnus member, Thornton Morns 843 defeating Alton Carman. 504 student member (two years) Precton Summerhavs, 708 defeating Ruben Jollev, 662 . Publications council Faculty tntmher (4wo veans), J C Thomas 967 defeating E W Pehrson, $43 tudet member tone vear) Jav Glen. 123 student member (two vears) William J race, 822, d Dating Nora Stewart, 535. Debate council Faculty mcm-Iv- r (two years), Herbert B Maw, 1269, student member (two years). 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