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Show . r THE DESERET NEWS -? " -- 4 i ! REBELS1IARCII Workers' Expect $30,000 UPON SIAMESE CITY Payroltpl - To - $to Ju r w Ocf LAKE CITE FRIDAY OCTOBER mi ,1 IX i 1 WfyiavTaementTheTeTegat onaprovcm uta ai e mUmpl&ted. trad a Ittnd partieipttd ti Ajiuraday night Urg4 the board ft At the meeting Thurgoay n ght a! Ut fur. j. igav i rrtmrrti fwsier ftdratMi t -tfe VegoiM fiee. letter war-a- 4 Frawk my&r of-- 3 or f gram you go and notlcbambec of commerce in pw which Ogdvn. i giving tfcrt Ulkt tick to seek the Juat because mou- - Sm -- etary E J JP eidsted urged the Clafc wed Jik fair. at tl cy-- ta u T educatioir-tcheap" jbnnrd carry ut its emn utiooi aiwo tb bn -4 A week Tt t rite ago commltteea from Ibmlding program ad an aid ta by rprvntrd os in mpio ment and vaid the chamber Creek, H ilon North Ogden r bnpM Hoc per and I inta . 1 be- - wkU 1 veond floor balcony. appeared tb OODEN- - ci S3 I 13 re vhool hsa the board f education OppofiLion cf. and 'tVKt hjTpttr ifmntkeniiadr m i Hub. fnduvtr a! fa.r the ft Wal pttbkUor the propoedf loan o to carry out crew d nmong Q0t hu.id ng ir pgrnni m aexaLa 1 Bchal. AMlay totaled $3 infdtirt EFHKA1M, Jj fiT , u Wui i? vdk 4 1 hTu bee glvB mplbgment--wordinmonry, hae yntrrpramfrii h-' 1 CHICAGO 1 n Dei, tminl1 to M jj.inaiuitts apezid'tg iby f'hrlf Laraen wko m Th " " firat criminal io be seeute.ljiK"l-i- t of the .as fe'1'11- ,1coriMerable money in Improving r,t I".',Tr ifie 4 a,cJ'inu er m Chicago nittreaied eber coun- ! fe.al iew nar on outlawry 1 MW , m f , m ifit he honwbo tunnel oo tbe Eph at the fair rmim m&Datam the elec- Lorven mm im lid ate eomVmplated Lt"Worr 4 ohB 31 impr Ymen' Kt. the , protest, the loan but oprmsitonitri chair at the rounlj tail the flow f ft "re bul dm MehTriee hW ff frum (he ronmuun the ,r tunnel by W ter thrtmeh n,i T eiiu.aliun aKstn took cent Ihe 222nd fiiursdaj artillery lean Id per ayer cattle Puzzles Weber School Officials It $170 in Cash irn Spent at Fair f I Mrytyrr cpakr. rt Arn lya tfre hU I 1. rpra "'" JT!P yr " th. provincial rebtl tuiiji mouitK to,ia lc- -nt them und. . the command of Prince Poiaradcj Wrrc-rcr.orl- - f tf fifwt"Fpie wstordwtf Beasr.n district engmetr aUt JjfaUS H added Abe highway eommlation JSfl - hranwi U.rh.alHt "hiah ut approVHnatelf 0H of that amount will be expend ynd,r th. dir.ri.nn of ufi d for )ahr Work will brgin th following Week. Me Besson says, on finm tbs entire d(wn ridlns,OMt Of student body "f The plajs are elat- rod ,n ,h s Uth Fork canyon and the new led for the near future. sings Slam ppiuFt accoui ork r . - Revolting-- Priiu-One of Two T ANCKOK tiady ineii upnt on force account men will Oct, S3 Construction he given employment from the roll of the fteber county branch of th d the sew II mile gravel national office. surface road from Perk Valley to irlew Junettott fo norther i VtaB rftmicd eof of ?4O.Q0O will OCiDEV, CAPITAL JIj 0V0to 'habe SALT .ti thia enj-onc- t,n time Siam defene mmia-r- r McanwhlU the capital j, ), o, nhiji fcAiabltehctJ and eommuni on PAialjied aa the rent o the military rebellion, was anxioue- y Awaitina development. . No casualties thus far have been Announced. Martial law- - ruled in the capital, which was quiet,' aa was the area immediately - aur Youndma it. In addition I o the force com Branded by the prince, who seized Ah Anmmuanft Airdrome, the IS )V(,R TELEPHOSi: I'M HER THIS PAGE?. OX In the ad. appearing below, 35 telephone number., picked at random from the local directory, are di .tributed. if bne of them .hould be your number, lake it to the merchant represented and you will receive a pair of ticket to see Lilian Harvey and LewAyres in MY WEAKNESS at the PARAMOUNT. roval aeronauUcar service head. other t. Croup comprised troops d'orn about eight hours bj tram f r.n thia ctt This revolution, which srarted w.l:i ;llii$ le a mSMen Banr- Aime army is the fount n the pent, two Jeers., The monari he was overthrown in rebellious movement la the sum. mer o 193d and a constitutional monarch set up under kin and Queen Rambalbarni, who remained on the throne, but less absolute powers. The under monarch! retained their throne in subsequent uprisings but lnwr ' posu beneath them qoiernment fcai e been chanred quarters, yesterday.. the Ko-ra- Early Meeting Planned to Fix Price of Apples Eu InE.-C- eioitle ic yrowz, MERIPAN", fl Idaho who fits lilie 'a tmyj sparkling gem into tliis gorgeous musical, We have sad ? i Kid Cannon Beats Domingo of Boise TWIN FALLS Oct II (APJoe Domingo let, Eois-- r lost on points in Richfield, to Kid Cannon. H9, event on the main the American Union boxing program here last BUthtISA. Filer, and Kayoa Len Cstier. to Cnnerr 112. Richfield, baitled semiin the rounds efx draw In as resulted Preliminaries Sammy Wahl, lit. and Seepy of Cunningham, lit hath Harris - 1 Jo. Fane, draw:wonKidney over Max decision Falls Twin 112, Filer, Tuffr -- Caster. and Ted Wahl, Ilf, Twin JertnoC Fa'l. driw A 4 00 RepUcemeM CISSELL TO PLAY SECOYD BASE FOR BOSTON RED SOX -- - ROSTOV Oet IS fINB) t Bill will f lb hot Wt rx and bee when tha Boston Bed released Marty McManoxto theformer Boscomes Pletell manager. ton Americans In a trd Cleveland Indiana In which Llovd barter, wee Brown, dwell sent 11 to Cleveland Two Young Players CHICAGO. Oct. II f API The two Cube today reteeeed outright ,r young ntevers who once were Ilg-i- to s' art wilhin their ranha a first baseman Harrs Tevlor. of the obtained from Seattle wt a reCoast league tn 1MIwee of ported price Cub 500, farm at Albany, to the Taylor of the International leagueseason. w'th Albany lest pl.ved Outfielder Mike Kreevlch obtained from Dee Molnee of the We, tern on league In 111 and who played end tha Cob farms at lei Are!, two rears Albany during the was released to Kansas City of the American aeroeieUon apparently 1 for acme past or Impenpayment I ding Fa-ei- he pa. dial i Mj Weak ness Weakness GLORIOUS G R tho most beautiful in Hollywood OVER Y 100 OF I I i A 'Uiri - , s Til t.0t i I 0 f i. Trimmed Ttr-- J Hy - U PHI Map. V O'T. Wer. 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LADIESSIIOP ALL PFRE FII.K jt-e- ffiarve.5 uly htr annt t r BLACK SUEDE BROWN SUEDE BLACK KID PATENT BROWN KID . COMBINATIONS Was. S728M Hy. 185LW Hy. 7970W Was. 239 8 W Every Woman EUGENE REVERSE-SPIRA- L PERMANENT WAVE CHARL ,EY' CHASE COMEDY xnvFr-vre ptB mm ' SHOES H. 5539M LSI rius! 2 BEAUTIFUL that makes the hair jovely from thcsrafp to tfie tip till 3i14it3 AT cbAllKb Ft AMERICAS MOST I p ermanen fWave' UPROARIOUS "MIRTH Man. HIM Hy. -- M. Leonard &Leonard COCONUT GROVE BARN DANCE Hy. trig f.J BV R. Clift Bldg. 4My U Weakness5 at the PARAMOUNT IF BOOKS YOUR Weakness5 IS There is an adage, old yet true,' that a per son who spends fifteen minutes a day in good reading, can be termed well educated. REABJancLLEARN: Have W. Deseret Book Company Salt Lake City C0LUI11IAH v fur ev es esamined at .onxe . . OPTiGAL Hy.l6097M. Hy. 2244W. Hy. 5055W. Hy. 6008M. Hy 1892.M . CO. 1 Take Advantage of Our Circulating Library. I. Hr. 1 451 -- H n Hr. tmi-- X Hr. SPECIAL , Jru.. id For . Saturday's P'oot bat I a a v . Other Fine AH Wool Robes WAS. 5380 3JU J rAVeaknessr ife Pure Virgin Blankets. Alade In Salt Lake City. Lowest Possible Prices . Saturday Specials Hy, ;9 1 R ! Hy. 1441 Hy. ,2885-Was-- 7911-- J - Hy: 863-5- 1 - ORIGINAL Hy. 2692-- J Hy. 5147-- ' Was. Was. 4446,M 7709-- R , Was. ' 993I-- UTAH WOOLEN MILLS 24-3- i V M-- B ?M-- AUTOROBE MM H.vCubblsoiOpt.D.I 335 SOUTH MAIN , Was. 7548 DofflC DEFECTIVE VISION ' t.HAr ALL WOOL You Can Not Enjoy My Weakness- - Mil FOOT SPECIALISTS SATURDAY NITE s- T" p-- 5 Vtltie - - 5P LEW AYRES put . . . we doiiV i at price will re on aJ urge you to tee Aufujrm eryte NOW1 John TaXt fiction! master told five hundred her last county farmed night that the most Important development of agrtrultore In recent year i the organization of group which help to bnflg farm problem forward on a united front. f la of Mttston topie-- ir J'rrigre tour making-a-wetr- a Taber to arangejafor the national grange convention in Ro w November 15 to 24 He vrit "peah tonight t Twin fllka jetting Z greatest ualirii le. II Oct $B95 tveat thethe Jewett jrant .Ad 4 & r A cuddlesomc tit of 4weetne :omee. National Grange Head Pleads For Organizing (AP)-lstiii- ITNESS AND A a wpwird y women are mil Jc- -t APF Idaho feeiing assured their marketing agreement will be approved by .Secretary of Agriculture tt aliace, prepared for an early conference with dealers to work ut an acceptable price to market the crop of Jonathans, comprising - a large share of the states five million bushel yield. Senators Borah and Pop said the v were assured by Secretary A aliace daring the afternoon that the agreement was nearly In shape Tor approval. It affects not only Idaho, but the three bthcr Pacific northwestern states. Oregon, Washington and Montana. The secretary of reported the agreement had been suggested and these required special attention The agreement does not regulate the price but provides for commodity commit'ees which fig the price tor various classes of fruit in different districts; Senator Pope said ther growers and dealers comprising the Idaho group evidently bad agreed earlier on a price Of I . cents axbushel for Jonathans, ant the growers were seeking al-to eomppl payment of this price though dealer said the fruit could n it be bandied at that rate Dealers suggested 7i cents as the max Imum Growers assured the two Idaho senators that a meeting of the commodity committee would bo arranged as soon so possible aft-approval by the secretary of their agreement and a price would be decided Upon which would permit marketing of the crop. - WyJVwknexjSIlQES 0 RICH ARI1M STREET l-- |