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Show DURING DECEMBER City detectives were eearching 'Cm,STREETSL-l- i- UTAH BALLOTS a reported Ted by lack of investigators. When according to an Associated Press for the attack on VLss heads of families that have part or dispatch from Washington. B C. to Salt Lake Advertising dubs Evidence be Given 01 of inn, II. daughter all of the income necessary for day. Mr. Johnson graduated' in Comes first citizen' award for 1934. Tilly Mrs. G. it. U Quinn, Eighth it is announced by Harold & food, heat aad clothing go on the 1933 from the University of Utah State Board Submits Jennings, Back to S. L. to Live County Attorney For State , Secretary Certii street relief list the committee must sim- with a B. A. degree, and received chairman of tbfe A to was the said attack - sward though Prosecution - , Biennial Report ply cut down the average amount hie secondary training at West high committee. have occurred last Sunday, tt AKas V. la ies Names to n From the list of nominees a (Tilly) Olesob. retired paid to all the cases. Families to- school, graduating Jm I 3 9, not to. detective the reported in To Governor the United field .secret committee of Judges will States army taling six are now required to live FETTER GETS LOGAY POST bureau Counties until last night. select the winner and the and a etar on the Univer-vThe work of eight investigators on $38 per month. Mias Quinn said she had- been nillery John Fetser, former resident sward will be presented in of jCUh football team from has disclosed that there is' some Hundred who become charges of for the PWA at visiting with a friend at Eleventh 1909 to 1909, is making his home fraud in about 4 par cent of Last distinc-tio- n January. the year the nethe relief committee The stale road communion in East and Broadway last Sundav emporarily in Sait Lake provo and American Fork, has through was given William R. City, at leases on the county relief list Pour parties Republican, Dein-- ! add that at the not do time cessity the beenbiennial report to Gov. Henry it PWA gift go on apoinfied tier way homo on 23 Tenth East street H. Wallace, . engineer in chairman of the j Last week the relief adminiatra-M- r bst when conditions ochttle, Socialist and Communist Blood recommends that change, tt was spector at Logan to East between Second South con. Utah water storage commit be Oleson has served in the j lion adoped a policy of will have candidates on the ballot Eighth An instance was given of a struction of the Utahinspect salt presenting no Immediate Increase in there street and Broadway a h'tats fWi the total November f for the office iSd Jlmi T"? m.ny.yfar- - serving overseas every case where evidence of fraud man who built and sold a house at ' of bedher bvthn state road mileage; that certain home economic e county attorney a profit of $799 and received building college needs of each as based on traf- Unhed States senator, according to her toward bb shsMld L R. A Hart, state PWA unimportant roads he taken off the the use notice sent by Secretary of State and other considerations. through a mortgage payment $ ! engineer, announced system and replaced by a mileage ficThe Wednekry. commission also opposes the Milton H. Welling yesterday from of selected' routes Including a alie. diversion of gasoline tax funds to the capital to county clerk bie mileage of city streets; that, Other The uses will asms number of parties and calls attention to on the basis of evidence to be prewright act. which enter candidates for the offices of sented as to the traffio volume, the Hayden-Ca- rt from the First and that provides federal congressman aid funds goad consideration be given to the addi- he apportioned only to those states from the Second district and altion of principal city streets and so for the office of justice of the tvaup itt CVUFO supreme court. 'There will be MUy ance with availability of funds for three candidates for the. offiCs-o- fj the improvement and maintenance work. state last biennium ending During the treasurer, eince the Commun-part- y of such mileage. une 13. the report shows a total J did not natne a candidate The taet legislatures added of $12 212.217 has hern expended for this office. 1,1(9 miles to the state of which $8.44S,834 21 ws The certificate of Secretary of! spent so that now It totals 4,(11 miles. for construction. This last total State is informing county In order that conclusive-da- ta be $1 99 990 more than that spent in clerks Welling, aa to What names must be available for future legislatures, any preceding biennium on carried Of the the ballot, also carthe- commission Is making investigrand total of receipts $5.47 392 ries the information aa to the1 gation of all remaining founty was federal funds and $5,459,344 names of the candidate running roads and dty streets to determine gasoline tax funds for mate senator in each of the. district where an election fqg this office is being held this year Candidates listed Candidates for office, as named Mr. by Welling' certificate ary: , i Pot United States senator Wil- -i ham. H. Ring, 2353 Tale avenue Salt Lake City, Democrat; Don B Colton. Vernal, Republican; John O. Watters, Duchesne, Socialist, Cornelia B. B. Johnson, 114 east A Washable Palat (as Fuw South street. Salt Lake City. wall U4 ssaad wsrk. - 4M.ART 6AJXOX Communist For representative in Congress for the First Utah district Abe RIVALITE Murdock, Beaver, Democrat; Arthur ENAMEL Woolley, Ogden, Republican, a William J. McConnell, Cedar City, A Gw4 Dmrsfcls tuarli REART GALLON Socialist; Lawrence Mower. Helper, Communist -- ! to 01em eap-,al- -- hr Agri-cultn- ! I,-- , to road-syste- j gg3 EXTRA SPECIALS I ! 85 2 , I r$00 $295 UTILITY VARNISH War Rases aad 9 m4-wrfc. 80 IUT BRAND NEWWall tyapera GALLON PAPERS h-VA-LL I I I For representative in Congress from the Second Utah district J, Will Robinson, Provo, Democrat Frederick C. Loofbourow, 54 Twelfth East Street Salt Lake City, Republican; A L Porter SpringviUe. Socialist; Carl Bjork. 3913 Highland drive. Salt Lake City, Communed. Supreme Justices For Justice of tho supremo court I James H. Wolfe, 715 east South' Temple street. Skit Lake Cttv Democrat; Daniel N. Straup, 225 south Twelfth East street. Salt Lake City. Republican; Bert West-ove-r, Huntington, Socialist; Johif'i Zilversdboon. 3(15 Kiesel avenue Communist. For State treasurer Joseph Rir- - ,i ie, 2(70 Monroe avenue, Ogden, Democrat; Ivor Ajax, 1417 east Thirteenth South street. Salt Lake, City, Republican; Isabella Adam- - L son, (1 Sherman avenue. Salt Lake' I City, Socialist. f For state senator. Third district,! Rich. Morgan, Summit, Wasatch and Daggett counties Alonzo F ' Hopkin, Morgan; Democrat; Paul H. Hunt, Keetley, Republican. j For state senator. Eighth district Millard and Beaver count! m Dan-- ! iel Steven Fillmore. Democrat. Frank Paxton, Kanoeh, Republican. For state senator. Twelfth dis- trtet, Grand. San Juan and Emery counties W. D. Hammond, Moab Democrat; C. H. Snow, Ferron, - SUN TESTED WASHABLE tan aag Chaer las m A ew aadeampleea Mae awslls va. a Brights HOSE LOAN" APPLICANTS Our Experts will gladly assist you in solving YOUR REMODELING PROBLEMS. Perschon Paint & Wall Paper Co. 339. SO. STATE - WAS. 1829 During the five weeks duration of the Mate canning 29 persons were employed project in four shift Dr. iRose H. Widtsoe. home eco- nomics consultant of the Utah emergency relief administration t announced today. Dr. Widtsoe said that during the five weeks $3,999 quarts of to-- , matoes, beans, peaches, pears and corn were processed at the cen- tens in gait Lake and the surround- inv counties. The cans were sup. plied by the state Administration and the food was supplied by farm- - ' ers and purchased by the surplus dtrector. Glen D. Reese. The food is tobe distributed under the direc- - 1 tion of Mr. Reese In the counties that suffered most heavily from the drouth. Dflosoeir Hose Sheer Chiffons from top to toe All oerfect quality. lilies i to 19. -- Low Hose Field Organizer For Self JMipoprtfng kiue length hose. Elastic top. A!! pure lilk end new , Fall shade- - Featured Saturday Only to 1 1.59. For men and women .. .. - tv. a. emmta 69 Light weight Weeeen'd HAT, Light shade Reg. L99 WOWBVf Planes and IETf each ,, a. Biles 43 25 39 w Ia ( to nuts'! I t- Broken sires. Values to 1.99 ... EIGHT 3$ ter .... tp .. 49 98 Soiled 51C5 9HEBT Bed 4,it, 5123 Dozens and dozens more just as stunning and fas lavishly furred as those you see in the sketches. We can't begin to tell you what exceptional talues they are at the price. The best plan is to see them to judge for yourself. The flattering new ripple jabot and rippje reier collars pouches, capes and shawls. Beautiful crepes, bark and suede bark woolens. Black, brown and other smart new colors. Sizes 14 to 52 -- r Essd Cressdslsa! fastest and your childs eongh or oold. Prudent mothers more and more are turning to I for any couch or oold that . ; tarts. rreomulalon emulsifies creosote wttivslx other Important medicinal elements it ie truly an elegant prescription. It Is note cheep rem tedy. but contains no narcotic an voor own druggist is authorised refund your moner on tha spot tr rour cough or col ia got relieved by Creomulsion, t y, i. (adr.) J SaJiJLaJte 1 42 SOUTH MAIN 42 V ir Glimmer Gleam in v. GLOVES $J98 . Fine leathers Fall's important grains to match your shoes smart gleam accents of metal or prystaL' Black, brown, aavyj- - Mam and Broadway it Classics in Kiishin Blared cuff slipons thit fit over unfurred coat sleeves 4 button length with pinked top, oversewn seams. smartly -- Creo-mulat- CiNaUTTONC i j -- -aareot Always get tha jbest. treatment for Ot 4 ChllireasCsssfes IAILORpERSiDDii):i -- 6 4- - Allan B. Tingey. Republican state chairman; Joseph H. Preece, county chairman, and Frank & Emery, former county committee secretary. were speakers at a meeting L of the Toung Mens Republican I clnb Thursday night at the New. house hotet-- Carlo Badger, president, presided and Roscos Irvins was named chairman of committee to arrange for a dance at Coconut Grove. Pert Wed Mehe BUtkgm Regular $2.94. Silt me Yotmg Republicans Hear Party Leaders HEAVY hool AIONW tfakt 3 8iea Genuine Caracul. Fox, Fitch and Squirrel Collars Some with Capes-Sowiih Matching Furllufls -- -- V OiemA t of Mary Moss Welbom Washington. D. C. field organizer of the Womens International League of Peace and Freedom, left Salt Lake last night for Boise, Idaho, where she will meet peace groups of that city. Miss We I born addressed representative from local organizations interested in making peace and dis- -: armament a political issue rather than an Intellectual discussion at a luncheon at the Lion House social center yesterday. 8he stressed the enlargement of the local branch of the league and explained (he nation Wtde campalgn to have voters de- mand peace and disarmament. .SERVICE WEIGHT ROSE aorv Qdlau Peace Outlines Work Light shades, full fashioned. Service. All perfect Sues 3's 9 (Is only. Close out. Regular 31.99.. . LD.A Cwonti, Rayon faetory Values Ttijspk ' Exelushe new Full Fashions and Shades of Flawless Qualify Vcmsas second E?SSM State Canning Project ' Handles 33,609 Quarts New S??3LV' n The Thrift Conner of Salt Ulce City. j u 3. I ' r |