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Show -1 . K, $9 4r g -J THE BONDS'Fraternities" BARS OFFICETO Bushing season for fraternities opened at 4b- - University of Utah Monday, to continue tor on week, with A meeting of proepectly hishee In Kingsbury ball, where they were alfrcutd by Paul Han Elected County Officials an, head of th council, and Dr. D. A. Lyon, chairOf Colorado Seek Relief man of th faculty committee upx onMr.fraternities. From Plight Hansen outlined fraternity idea la to the youths and then told them of the obligations they must IT. (AP) assume in going into a fraternity DENVER, Co!, advising them not to take this step Twenty county treasurers, fu! unless they f!t able to meet the elected end certified but (till on financial obligation. ."the outside looking lfc. gathered he said, 'the Ho doesF,er pledge. around S'ate Trea.urer-ele-ct trom I l.Htirlli fer range demer F. Bedford today end 12. SS to 14 from acute member, manded that ooroething be done per month. Initiation fees range bare from 13d to ilk The houa notes The twenty, wttlt Bedford, faded to make bond ea required- run from- - ISA to fifit, a email tak- amount of which 1 collected durby law and are barred from were Inc the office 4 which they ing the time the student is in vcolelected. lege and th remainder after be The dlaconaolatc twenty domi- leaves." the of apnual Dr. Lyod explained that- since nated the openinr iate convention of the eeorm'lon the function of the University 1 of county treasurer. The associa- to turn ont god men. it la the interest of th faculty to work for tion quickly declared Itaelf In of a pending hill which would th good of fraternities. the Rushing will continue for establish a r.ate fund for bonding of stale and county off! week with luncheons and social cem and another MI creating- - aiafafira. No organisation is allowed entertain any riuhee in any stats depository for stale, county it after t p m, or before I municipal an- d- school dwrict-Juannm- Previous to. th , year, ruah- un, has been held in th spring The treasurers have been bo ndj quarter. able to obtain commercial because, under Colorado law they- aro 1 table for county funds in PollCC failed banka The bonding comp-- 1 nles. with no reflection on the have declined to treasure take the risk Members of the police morals Pending settlement of the dlfft cully, predecessors of Bedford snd squad arrested three on charges of over. held baTo the otherf and 10 on charges ot - bookmaking resorting. In raids on three plages night Those charged with Veteran Council Names Monday bookmaking were released on HOC bait each W. J. Higbee Chairman bail each. and tbs other oa 22! William Barley. II, gnd nine de. William J. Higbee. past state Dsawere arrested at IS east partment commander of the was- other Second Jack South street. Garrtty. Veterans, abled American United 24. and eight others were taken elected chairman of the Main street 214 In south custody at Veterans council succeeding Frank J. Anderson and It others Page Stewart of the American Le- and gion, at a meeting of the council were arrested at the rear of 225 Monday night at the chamber of south Main street. All posted bonds for their apcommerce. H. P. Finster was named coun- pearance before Judge M. J. Broncil secretary, succeeding Bert son In police court. Marine Corps Campbell of the league. The council voted to hold Baptist Missionaries regular meeting on the first of each month at the chamPay Salt Lake Visit . ber building. IJy and Mr. C. B. Manley, who have spent th past several years 1 World Grain Show as Baptist missionaries In India are now spending a furlough Entries Jan. 31 and n the United States, arrived Mon osejun la Salt Lake where Tntried hi the competitive class- they presented a program at tbe OS In the world grain exhibition church. to be held In Regina. Canada, will lmanuel Baptist Dr and Mrs. Manley have been clue Jan. 21, and Utah grain as mlssMnartea on tbe grow era desiring to enter exhibits attached staff of tbe Baptist hosfor tha 2111,604 prize money of- medical In Hanamakonda province fered for tha best grains should pital th Pacific coast . send their on trie as soon as pos- After touring they or now en route oast. sible so that they wilt arrive at to return to India. ths scene of the exhibit befoiH Intending March 1, according to information September. received by State Agricultural DIES FROM HORSE FALL Commissioner Harden Bennlou. IT. (AP) Tbe exhibit will he open from LONDON'. Jan. ' Jut y 24 to Aug. 2. Whether Utah Cspt. it, E. Sastoon, amateur riwill enter a state grain exhibit der and millionaire sportsman, will be decided at the next meet- died at a nursing bom today from ing of th stele board of agrieul. injuries received last Wednesday hla mount fell tn a steeple-cateture, Commtastoner Bennion chase. 20 TREASURERS ty jn. - - fa-r- er -- - g ,, .i PiTtCStii - ... , dose ' t I d. tndt-wh- ZCMIr Groceries WHITE CRYSTAL SOA- P10 ban ...6yW 6 ft C 49 .daeL OF.C 09 TUNAFISH LEMONS, No. 300 size, doz. -- 2 OQn for lbs, . Heads, 2 for GRAPEFRUITS dfaateM BUTTER Z. C. M. I ,..,, 4Q 1 eJ C lettuceT White sur, o BOOTHS SARDINES Boneless and A Skinless, 3 for CRACKERS Sodas, 3 lbs. . CATSUP Heinz, 2 for . . 37c Seed- - 55c lTfr Bakery MALTED MILK LAYER CAKE. each ...... H UC CREAM tBOSTON I PIE, each":..,.; FRUIT NUT COOKIES, doz. 15c Meat STEAKS Sirloin, RIB BOILING Bi ef, ,3 lbs. TONGUES, lb. Am 2 FRESH FROZEN SAL-MO.whole or half, Ih. 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They Weis Benge, of 646 Blaino avenue, Cal, and Mr Lawrence Moore, of recalled th case of a Herbert Fos- were held Tuesday at 12 noon in Salt Lak. Three grandsons also ward chapel, under survive, ter, who jumped an appeal bond the Richards after haring been direction - of Burhop A. Frank MfiTBengiV home' ta Germaay ihef convicted - on a grand larceny Barnes. Th speakers were Prezt was always open to miastonarioa, Winslow Farr Smith of Ensign and In Balt Laka aha seas likewise cluirf stake and former Bishop John M known for .her hospitality and Fingerprint Tally - Bertillon p4etwe-od flager- -l W bltaker. In, addition . to hop cheerful temperament, -- r reBarnes, who mads dosing prints left by Foster wer - dis- marks. Musis was by a mala patched to Cleveland police.- who with thos at, tot, consisting of Herbert Clap- -' Dr. Thomas Leaves to found they Edward ham, Pike, Alfred Bowers Stanley. Lecture in Denver But Stanley, apparently unmind- and Arthur Banham; a soprano solo Mrs. Hortens by Hinckley ful of thos other allegations la Duncan and a violin Dr. D. Thomas. IT. 8. sen- number ha Elbert over that the by set concern hla had been exposed a a fugitive, Bert Lletx. The opening prayer was a ct of Utah, left Tuesday tor K. Asper and left Cleveland unguarded to plead by Bishop ifctthew w'" deliver tbe lbs closing prayer by Lewis Can - BTfr rher for a pardon from Governor Ed- non. Interment was hi Wasatch 'principal address Thursday before win C. Johnson of Colorado. He Lawn cemetery, where th grave th Joint convention of th Cole-was returned- to prison, at tha state waa dedicated by -Thomas B. Mc- rado Mining association and -- the His pardon bearing penitentiary. Colorado chapter of th American must go through the regular chan- Kay. Mrs. Bongo died Saturday, Jan-14- , Mining conference. nels. the governor stated. wife, ot complication forlowlqg an Dr. Thomas will also address a Fresh Daily Your Grocer's With Stanley went hi over the revelation attaok of Influenza. She waa born Joint erosion of the Colorado legof her. husband's past life, and Dec. 21. 1357, in Hesselbaeb. Ger- islature upon Invitation of GoverGeorgs A. Bronson, hla business many. Khe waa married to Kyno nor . C. Johnson. partner lna Cleveland' publishing In When they arrived house. Denver. Bronson was revealed to b Stanleys own brother and also a former convict. Their family name was Smeeman. probably only on person who knew Stanley had no desire that hla fight for freedom would be successful. That was his betrayer, the former Denver sweetheart, who, be said, could have saved hint from th prison sentence. A Fatal Meeting found Th former sweetheart Stanley after bo Bad reached a plane of success. While he was visiting In Detroit, she cuught her first sight of him in It years, i Hello, old pal." she greeted. ! I do not know you," he answered. Oh. yee. yon do." she retorted Ton know s lot Sboutme, and I know a lot about you. She demanded 159 for her silence and of his past. He gave her 22t refused to give any more. - Ancarried she' hla attitude, gered by out her threat and Stanley was arrested. - police Stanley told Cleveland Plight of Cleveland Publisher Returned to Prison that he had had no part In the erlm for which he was convicted Likened to Case of Chain Gang but that he was enticed into e stolen automobile by the girl. Writer . show Colorado police record that he was arrested In August. ' BT M. O. CHENOWETH where eventually he gained prom- - 1917, at a fashionable homo where equipment for changing O. Out of if eminence in the business world under elobrat CLEVELAND, was automobile engin numbers assumed name. strange records fat has ejected, - found fCPAl, an Qld.chsmer to tpra Into the tap! for 14 years he Jived a succcaerespectable life. He mar- of Harry Stanley Cleveland pnb,ui Usher, tn an attempt to rum a ried and became a father. Then In the summer sky UUU XVvmpfl promwing business career, tbe rap- - 'ike a tornado of the past dimmed his utation of a respected citizen and a shadow - Like -Plant-Tree- s Burns he was (hopes.a happy home. e from Justice by a as pered aa fugltn Keen disclosed,, hae fetaaley oman. man nlUi a llta of contrasting , thef Stanley aaid h waa betrayed Ty phase. On la that of crime; citl-other that of a j youthful aweetheart, tha womanly sen. a person of honor, and a he had befriended when he ae- rakil'otot in the Georg Wash- jrapted the prison sentence to save irfrton young man with a future. mortal Parleys ofhla was name. It only After living a life of esteem for "her fanyon on which to begin a tree In fens against th law, bs 14 years, Stanley now is back this spring. program planting attained. to Cotorado; hoptng for Mrs. Ernest Urlen presided at -forward! Thi - remBkalle quick --gtarting qualidea th meeting; Dr. L, John NnttaU pardon that will permit him ftr'0 IBUt thd stroke of pubUclty th useful phase ot ha en hla case proved more powerful Jr, superintendent of Salt Lake U pro-- proved by the offload American, Gaolintf Standard Winter khan hla own contentions Just az schools, spoke and Mrs, Dan B career. over aroused on was cold school Automobile Association test, and weather for duced the to read Shields a paper being plight sympathy Harkening closely exceptional of Robert Eliott Burn, Fugitive the nation lit his behalf, police budgets. Standard Oils motor new and untold performance by great From a Chain Gang. has been 'record disclosed a ' Stanleys past. Burns, In his widely iphae of his life. fuel well. as research laboratories, Other Blaek Marks publicized book, wrote of how hej New improvement give you all tbe standard oil COMPANY or CALIFORNIA escaped from a Georgia chain gang! p,.om Colorado yrivon and became a wealthy buslnesa uet came the report that Stanley.'La.ke Monday night from San man. only to be betrayed by a t,ra known as Glenn Smeeman.! Francisco for a risit of several Woman and sent back to prison Her is the AAA Official Report hour guest of been arrested twice prior to days. He Is th from which he fled a second time. j,d J. E Krlkatetn of Congr igig. hen he was taken Into Standard Starts in 2.11 Seconds at IV Belovs Zero A Similar Car tody and convicted of auto stealing gatlon Montefiore. Rabbi K rasher is engaged In publication ot an In atrang similarity, Stanley In Denver. sen-fon 25 the had volnmes of Stanlev said road been was sent to a Colorado encyclopedia They gang crime h says h did not fenced to the Michigan stetk re- fivf 'boons' of Mosra will cost 1 50 009, which . is be- commit. He escaped at hla first formatory In T911 for grand lar-I opportunity and fled to Cleveland coney and paroled. Records show- - ing raised by popular subscription. , 4f - Scorned Woman Again Traps Opens at U. of U. - SALT- ESERET-NEWS LdlPC.d Seakm LACK OF -D- ' |