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Show i SALT LAKE CITY UTAH TTCPNESDAY NOVEMBER 110,1111 ki 'H SEVENTY-SECON- amount of Use POTATOES .. - with bio poller of neewlng tbo largaot and totaling of Cbrlot- Through g water rights exchange Preliminary hearing In the ease of to Hly. hsmmd the fo.low- -r naaoege which to to be read In tbo public acboolo Dec. f officially approved by tha city com- the state against James Nlckolopolous, i aim eat bora, mission thto morning. Balt LAke City charged with murder In the first deTear groat pooteffloo dot Job ahead and needa Bt baa beta. aa additional 121.009 gallons gree for the slaying of Dan Karras yearTbtaut acquiree Maine Only by what It moona to 'bo Baa ta (3a aa to our 100.000 00 people of water dally from Big Cottonwood this morning before Judge Bn John- Various Suggestions Are Du and ta deliver Cbrlotmao pare. la to ovary family in thta great country with 1b tbe abort apace of a few dayo and without disappointment. And Idaho Figure Canyon. This to til last big exchange son, of the city eourt. The defense cussed Looking to the Les It can bo dona and we're going ooto do It If we may have your help. which can be mad in Cottonwood, X want to oaltot tbo active nawoloa of every boy and girl to the introduction of evidence ' acboolo Given on Tomatoes, Corn, the city now owning all of tbo canals concluded of our coantry In gutting par cola mailed THIS WEEK to relievo shortly beore noon and tbe closing sening of Taxation tbo raab that cornea directly before Christmas. and ditches, save a few small private arguments Will you go home today and taka thla meoaaga to your pa rente and Beets, etc. frtoado: rights. HomesT The defense placed five witnesses -- - - iQna pentameter baa aabod no ta null ootCTirlotmtd pa Ft 19' THIS The latest Acquisition to th water on WEEK, for. no leap wo do. Undo sam'o load may be eo heavy tbo lost stand this morning, closing th faw days before Cbrlotmao that we won't bo able to deliver all tbe pree-onof the Walker ditch, obtained through -- Wlth after calling Gu Tryfonopoloua. (he the exception of Maine and by Christman eve." eom-exchange of Utah lake water with of the uu Tb percale must bo wall wrap ped and tied and addressed plainly la defendhaS a I Utah of Field greater dabs, Members meeting th Walker estate. In closing the deal man whom It is alleged the order that they may arrive n good' condition with their Christ mag.' apth at today than aero 1(11 la other when he any par pearance unspoiled. Tou the city agrees to provide a pipe line ant thought bn Waa shooting that - can nut on your packages, "Do not open until state, this state agreed unanimously Chris twee 1(4 bushels caphol, reaching plaid system to supply watar for culinary killed Karras and tha man whom the house and a mail receptacle, dd. there moat bo a number on pet sera, as eomperod Hh a national purposes at a cost of f 220. This sys- defenso contends Nikolopolous feared some relief from taxation must be aftoo, for, if there Isn't, Santa Clanra your letter carrier, may messenger, your tem will be connected with the culto owner. It wa a of publiaccording l, average ti net be able to find the house whore tbo present belongs testi- forded to th home . Jjore are some things, too. In which yon cnn nil assist In Imnrov- - -- cation loraed by tho aacretary of ag- inary watar system built In connection would kill him. to-t- Tryfonopoloua conceded that this form of property with trouble th Tanner and Green ditch fied that prior h mg the mall oorvlcs and present riculture. saving our grout government millions of on. a par. wtth no 11 ere n year that la nowla wasted trade a year ago. For Irrigation tha defendant because of our carelessness yours had- born a good repu- should, not bear taxes Potato production this year base4 on the and mine. water-wIt- Th lake but that soma used Jobn property, the producing and tation for by quietude.. peace the' preliminary figures amounted to former owners of tha Walker ditch. Every day .hot you drop a letter In the msfl box 49 909.909 other lot a reached. be should classification the are already pushing mud Jumna Ing through tbe postal machinery. gave substantially Holley 1.711.000 bushels, as compared with The city score another Important Jj" One letter s day tor each family of five persona In the United States to Th tax commission, however, was the estimate made In, Dec. 1121, of I.' victory in this exchange, sine It testimony.M. Becksteod was collled to confronted with th difficulty of degiven ta Uncle Sam to deliver Riley 1IS.0M rou send a parcel to the post office for mailing any day there bushels The quality of the withdraws the Welker estate from testify relative- to a conversation termining a hat form of taxation could are about I IW.CM other parcels ahead of yours passing through th. postal crop to' II per cent, as compared with support of the Injunction proceedings but tbe evidence waa ruled out by the be adopted to provide th revenue hopper. This Is la ordinary days; at Christmas time it U multiplied by noma Cottonwood propwhich would be lost to the city from of 10 per cent Tbe Instituted, a many times. owners to restrain the city from court. F. a reduction of the tax on city propercondition of tbe Utah crop is tbe more erty One family la abont every ten pate a badly addressed letter In the Dr. An to havs effort Georg over Ui waters of th Green Roberta taking The entire session today was over . 909 900 half addressed rrmy day. This mixes wltn testify In .relation to the con- ty noteworthy by reason of the general and Tanner ditches. of some the 20.099.909 fully addressednpletters. That meana that theletters addition of the defendant since ho has methodto a consideration decline in tbe quality of the crop dressed totters must wait on the slow moving poorly addressedfully by which this loss from a letters met been In confined Jail the -county tbe nation. Just like the larger boys and girls are delayed by a bunch of bad klda throughout reduction of taxation on home could with a similar fate. Ntckolopoloue re- be made up to tb cities where Jt taggtng along The publication credits Utab with to to seemed fused and Ton boys and girls cat help the Postal Service and save your father eat for days states tbe the of first among 'ranking some money, because he has to bo under tho obsession that someone pay tbs coot of searching addresses Two were considered but no nation In tha yield of tomatoes This on letters and parcels sent ont by help thin one careless and thoughtless famwas going to kill him. Charles Wal- definite plans 111 aers decision was reached. On was torn per the year yield in ten. every ily wa allowed to New not was also ters, EXTENDED nearest Jailor, was the of while these that some form of tax competitor Plrat find out If your family Is the careless One, then bear 'In mind acts York, with a yield 1 a1 tons per avertestify along this line. tbot your letters must be handled shoujd be levied on Incomes, which by skilled mail distributors htandfng In national with This compares Mrs. Karras, wlf of the murdered would tend to raise the revenue in poateftlem and on swaying postal ears of mail trains, age of 4 I tons Production ofIn tomaman. caused a sensation In eourt yes- cities which would suffer'losse from often under poor light. 121, toes however, was d limited No proviatotLof the law authorises Tho address on everv letter, card, or package, must bo correct, com-- 1121 th of terday afternoon "when she gave U- a reduction of the taxatior on home since less than legible, including tho boas number and warn of street mnfl acreage waa planted. In neUtah there a county treasurer or a county com- tterance to pleadings that someone property. Some dotibt waa expressed, ' the From address should be In the upper d corner ao that tho 111 acres planted were compered mission to extend the delinquent data kill that sha might be with bar however, as to whether this sort of a o malv will bo returned to you In case it la not delivered- - Do not with 1.711 scree planted last year The husband. In Greek and broken Eng- tax would provide sufficient revtntM name of 8tates. because no many --look aliko when abbreviated for amount to will this of ll.tls taxes, according to an lish sha denounced counsel for th de to replace the burden on the homes. payment year yield Put the proper amount of postage on your letters and wrap the tons opinion given by Harvey H. Ciuff. at- fendant when he attempted to impeach A second plan proponed before tho fancy writing, which causes post office clerks Easts. Etc. Cera, was that all tax revenues and letter carriers to atop and and thus lose time. Hake tho testimony of a state's witness. She commission Tbe com yield In the state showed torney general, to John B. Gordon, th Mdross plaW and easily read, andstudy, use pea and Ink or typewriter waa removed from the eourt room by from Intangibles be covered Into the always bushels several Tooele. of off county of a per attorney falling envelopes, so as to save the eyes of the poet office treasury and tbe taxes on other forma sere se compared with the 192 yield. Do not use envelopes of unusual slse. The clerk In replying to a second query the a deputy sheriff. of property be reduced in proportion. little one that are so to be some yet the yield would appear frequently used for cards and note at Christmas and other holiday times For example, the state raises 91.200.-00- 9 1921 fore October counholds attorney general that tbs what Increased. The as they will not fit our M untold amount of trouble and from its Z 1 mill levy for tbe geo- - . cast was that 719 IIS bushels would be ty commission may appropriate fundi eaiedlnt machines and must therefore bolabor, canceled by hand. Becaose of on based eral fund. If f 1.099,099 of thla worn forecast from' the road fund the for their slse and tendency to slip out of a package, these small envelopes are county f produced. Tbe raised from taxation of intangibles production, however 'credits more likely to bo overlooked or lost. of the state roads within the state with a crop of 171 III bush- maintenance the tax levy on other property could Wai! your letters and packagso early In the day, because this avoids tho, county. In view of the fact that was final estimate tha Last year els be reduced In thla amount. overloading and delaying mail at the end of tho day. th county this year failed to provide 121 III bushels FILED AGAINST YOUTHS Tour local postmaster and your teachers will tell you mor about the It is not expected that tho tax comof the states sugar beet any special tkx levy for tha mainteQuality, was Posts! Service. mission will reach any definlta con12 per cent as of Nov nance of state roadr within Its borproduction Do thee things, and you will win tho grateful appreciation of tbo clusion as to what changes will be 1. while the ten year average waa 14 ders them question os to final aatimate whether the was a would people la your postofflco and especially of needed tor some time Tb presper cent. The 1121 be able to county Complaints charging burglary In ent meetings accordingyet.lo Chairman-Willia- m WILL H HATS. credited the state with producing 1.' P. S Dont forgot to mall Christmas packages THIS WEEK. 219.949 tone; yet the 1921 forecast bee provide for the proper maintenance. tha second degree were filed in the Bailey, are largely for tha ed on the condition aa of Nov. 1 as I. However, under the opinion from the 1 12.101 In 1921 Utah ranked- - as the attorney general, the commissioners coqnty attorney's office this morning purpose of exchanging ideas. beet second greatest sugar productni may whatever sum they against Gabriel Ohlander. James Orr slats but in 1921 It dropped to third deem appropriate necessary, either froth th coun- Jim Jensen tnd James Colbert, all II Positions Are Combined -place.. or fund tho county general rood ty Tbe apple crop In Utah was decidedly By State Road Commission fund for th maintenance of state years old, for tha alleged burglary of condibetter than In 1921.ne having a with a tbo Utah National Guard armory on roads. tion of II per cent compared The etate rod commission today -ten year average of ,71, per cent. Plerportt street Sunday flight, ..The production of 920 HI bushels le fore bo stole six automatic pistols and abolished the position formerly held by east ne compared with a production Cannot Levy Taxes of Him bushels la 1921 Peers show said to havs confessed to railroad R." W. Davis as office engineer of th On School Property ar a falling off of from 40.9M basket to officers that they bad planned to hold department" hnd combined these du- -' 22 OH bushels tis with those of th assistant stats clover seed yielded I bushels per acre The city of Logan cannot charg up Union Pacific train No. 1. engineer. J R. Elite, who wa forIn 1921 while the tea told It la the officers. They reported, merly resident engineer on federal per acre. The th board of education of Logan with that yield 1wa 2 2 bushels intended board to the train they heaviest aid the far productlo Observance of Utah Celery Day DeUnder a resolution adopted by the jieldacre byIn th United Btates Honey tha coat of installing a sewer main at Echo but they denied that any en. project between Delta and Holdcember T, to urged by Govern or Chan stats Industrial commission, tha prac- per per colony ne running past th school property, nbr railroad men were Implicated in the yield wa 7S pound Tbe position as assistant is again with a yield last tor sidewalks and gutters, according conspiracy. R- - Ms created by tha road commission to bey In a statement Issued to- tice of providing nurses and doctors compared , year waa The bv Detectives provide an arrest mada made to a Attorney by today ruling of at engineer who will be able th request the Salt Labs under contract for caring for Injured day General Harvey H. Ciuff In answer Frank V. White and Walter Rosa. to care for the Inspection work on Commercial dub. The statemept la persona under the workmen's compenwho a Ross, is from-Dav-TarbeL finger an id to 'print expert. stale roads In the past few jnontha Inquiry, In Una with a policy to make Utah sation act la discontinued. Claims Largest EmployBank clerk of tbe board of education. The Identified tbe prints of Colbert, who details of the office and other matwas ers one first of labor and insurance companies the arrested, as those ters have made It difficult for th Celery Day mean to Utah what Orange opinion Mya.the language of the stat- of one of the burglars who entered state road engineer. Howard C. Mean, have been advised that Injured emSaoings'Deposit Ever utes In clear, that neither general or day has become to California. W hen brought face to to make th the colarmory The statement issued by the gover- ployees will be entitled to select their be levied taxes or shall necessary Inspection of Known in This Region special own doctors and nurses and that a denor reads. lected on property held by th board face with thla evidence, Colbert con- the roads and consequently It has fessed and the other In observing December seventh as duction from tha Insurance rates .will boys. been deemed wine to provide an asimp.lcated of education. On another page of this issue is Utah Celery Day wa are afforded an no longer be permitted In cases where sistant. The assistant will alto car a statement of conditions printed for the details of the office. opportunity to advertise a product nurses and doctors are furnished unGrecian Zion's issued Just Savings Distinguished by of Utah soil, which has already gain- der contract. SALE0FCIEARET1ESIS Sc. Trust Co. a total Bank showing ed h nationwide popularity. Moat Tha resolution la Invited to Visit Utah Board of Pardons Will by the of savings deposits amounting to Utahns fully appreciate tha merits of commission aa a resultadopted of several obOfficials of th Utah celery but it la not until we find jections which have arisen In fl.291.712 II. Consider. Provo Cases Invitation waa extended by Cnv- -r regard AGAINST CLERK It on menus In distant states, that to tbe iractt-a. thla la by for tbe largest ' j 4 bank My -nor a R. wa are a warn .or ever --r ht unariee recorded t0 Mabry today ir,gs deposit ow w u, ire aa follows. Attorney General Harvey H. Ciuff man- tor'll. in the Intermountain reVenlzclos. former prime mln- Employees are afraid to assert their any bank Issued a call for a special sesTo tha average consumer it may be today hunseveral and exceeds by gion Mei in of of Inmatters "Greece'" requesting Th first prosecution in Salt Lake sion of the state board of considered only a plebeian rsllsh. but lights because of the treatment for dred thousand dollars Ho own total him pardons to Include In Utah his bedoes relation juries ! to tbs' epicure It is a course not to tween oon tract of a year ago. to meet the morning of Dec. T, to across the ' United county under the doctors and thair emItinerary- be omitted froig the menu. Dietitians on Decem4s that announced It va instituted the The the consider forward-hi. State. of invitation ReyJ. county attorney by petitions ployers. In many Instances hospital j tall us that It pease me to a very high cases ber ZO. the bank will pay to stocked to 8anta Barbara, California, upon i yesterday afternoon, when the Eagta nolds and John. Sampson for pardon. are not treated as such because degree both condiments! and medi- the holders the lZIth regular quarterly Both were convicted tn Provo . employee does not ask for and cinal values. Containing a good proPharmacy was accused of tailing city court to serve 9 daysthe upoV dividend, amounting to $20,000. in prison , Insist upon portion of phosphorous. It constitutes C. Patrolman J. to of institution the Officers for Lake. cigarettes City The Salt Intoxiof governor point illegal expresses In many cases the Injured employee hiving possession aa axcellent muscle and brain buildthe fact u hat dividends have been the desire to have the opportunity of Walker appeared as the complaining cating liquor. However, on tho petition that tbe treatment given by coning food. In addition tha various feels of sine Samuel-eoof the former tbe data thatorrerai that th families personally conducting continuously paid witness, declaring tract Ray parties doctors la an tn tt found to acids be produce a clerk, had sold cigarettes to th two men are suffering and thst organisation in 1171 and that pane prime minister to some of the state and stimulating - offset - There la constant controversy with enervating . thL historic scenic men and wars attractions. and lea. of are other otherwise him. periods recognised as contract doctors about paying for upon tha appetite. citizens the pardons board financial disturbance have not afSamuelson was to have appeared Considered from every standpoint nurse, medical. Surgical and hospital will In meet this moFning for arraignment, but the fected the solidity and safety of Indian Veteran and special session to deterof food values, therefore, celery la an treatment when furnished by third matter was continued by Judge Ben mine wjiat relief can be given. ho bank. asset to health. parties. toWidow of to Pensions Get Its the until wide field of In court, Johnson, source to city of pride referring It map wall be a ' morrow. activity. George 8. Spencer, cashua that thto state produces fhe beet County Buys Auto. Lucy 8mart and L. W. Smart enier, aavs that the sun never oeta on 8. Beesley of Rexburg. 1dm, celery In the world. Joserh E tered pleas of guilty to charges of utdepositors of this bank. Many of has been A new automobile purchased for granted a pension of SZO per tering fictitious checks and their cases on resolutions At a late hour this Its largo depositors ora located In Incomwaa still the use of the sheriffs office was rework thla ac. continued afternoon were from March tomorrow month for 1917, until I, dating of all a the world, parts goodly replete ,but tha convention expectsIs todone ceived (his morning. The machine number residing in England, IreOF EDUCATION WEEK cording to advices received by (he passing of sentence. main In session until Its work land. Scotland. Wales. Japan, New adjutant general today. Beesley servwill replace the old Packard used by before adjournment to taken for one wars ed th Indian with Australia and forIhe Zealand. the other sheriffs office for eight yearn during year. HALF MILLION DOLLARS The various committees which repast. In the past year repairs to th eign lands, as well aa throughout Utah infantry. N are: Martha Stoker widow of William old car have cost the county about 0Pn letter to all- - presidents of all sections of the United States ported today Order of business R. R. Lyman, Ro- Parent-Teach12600. whereas the new car cost but and Canada.- - The bank to said to A. Btoker of Spanish Fork. Utah, haa association In the land Harwell and Mra. E. V. A-Hart a awarded been 12400 $ 000 being allowed on the 111 of bo remarkable a pension per enjoying growth. hy Kr Barfoot Audit F. C Emerson. W. - Board. Odiu THU month dating from March I. 1917. trade for the old machine. Clare C. Brown, president F. C. Tracey, C. O. Peaaq, and Percy A. end T secretary respectively of the Btate Cupper. r Resolution. Ore go a. Farcy A. Cupaaaoclatlon. In which ,n th observance ' Ogden Woman Resigns. Washingper; Wyoming. Heary Lloyd. Mark AusThe last rush to pay general taxes of.hdudatlon week The letter say,-I- t ton. Fred A. Adams, Idaho. Js the Mm. Arnes H. Stevens of Ogden. resulted in a collection this California, W. A. Board; Haw Max. of th State pleasure of the officers tin; launmorning I co, Herbert R. Persons: Nevada. L. N. aaeocla-tlo- n Utah. today submitted her reslgna- -' by tho county treasurer of practicalto send tli following French; Texan, Avery Tarner; Colorat F. yon by the courtesy of The Deseret do. A. J. MrCuna; Nebraska, J from th state welfare commis-- j ly one half million dollars not Includtlqn Whitehead; Utah. John A. Wldtsee: aion. to Governor Charles R - Mabey ing that received In the JtiaiL and Under the auspices of tha National Arisons. P. D. Overfleld: Montana,to us- -a I The- - governor accepted tho restgna-ItlbEducation Association of America be named n arrlxa.l of other sums yet not accounted for The aad . the week of Dec Committee expressing rerreta for the loss office was swamped with man. 4th to 10th has been set apart taxpajers in services. Stevens' Mrs. of for line In the city and rouniv Future plans and organisation Ore- Americanization programs, andthe building th reach to tax L. been window. has There was mad Boise; Washington. gon. Whitney that It be approCLEAN UP SALE some B. F. Blaine; California, W. A- - Beard; priately observed by all schools concern caused a Theft by of'Jewelry. prowler and Reports Nevada. L. N. French. New Mexico. associations. who wsa watched by th sheriffs ofIn erder that We may comply with Francis O. Tracey; Arizona. Oov. T. M. Hyacinths, Tulips trouble- - is expected Laetl The theft of a pair of valuable cuff fice bptandno this Campbell, Utah, W. R. Wallace; R.Wyo-E- - th request of the governor the bulk of bight morning state and that we may of our Emerson; Idaho, article great ming, F. 'C. and of links other tax dethe and Narcissus. Jewelry money was sent to. the bank Texas C. Colorado, with our most respected educaShepherd; from hta room at th Hotel Utah, was under th guard of half a dozen deA. J McCune; Nebraska, A. N. Mather leaders and officers of the Amertional Montana, to ha named later, Mr. Wal- - ican Legion, wo nrgo that each A limited number only left reported to the police last night by puty sheriffs lace was ehoaaa chairman. association Ernest M Loeb No trac of the miss call Committee on credentials Califor their members together president Now is the time to plant bethe during lng Jewelry waa found by th off! Circleville Postoffice nia. W A. Beard; Nevada. - N. Frsarb; week referred tp and conduct a meetcera. . New Mexico. Mias EffleV. Hart; Utah. ing with appropriate fore the gronltd freezes. ceremony. Wash.- Robber Suspects Held R. E. Caldwell; Wyoming. Earl IX Holmes; Idaho,. 1. H. Lowell; Texas,Funeral Thursday for Make your selection also of Deseret Rolaad Harwell. Colorado A. J. McPraised CHbert C Beebe and Homef Pearl- Cune. Nebraska. George E. Johnson; son were bronght to Salt Lake thla Helen Wheadon Dorothy Giant White and Chinese ftuale: Kew In U Washington. York Magazine Oregon, Georg, afternoon by 8am Dorrtty. chief1 L. Waller. Miss Hart to chairman. Lillies for Water Culture. (Special to The Kerns.) United Btates marshal, tq face' deputy ' In It Issue of Nov. t9 the AmeriSOUTH. JORDAN, Nov. 29 Funeral a charg of breaking into the pour--, Coot for Violator.. at office Circleville and stealing a can Prtpler. a New Tork periodical. services for Helen Dorothy Wheadon, number of parcel post packages - -i-who died In a Salt Lalto hospital 1st PORTER-WAUO- H OB Warden Jam Devine of the Utah presents a readable featE n tr -l he . uJBce. ,waab Monday alfbt following an operation, w!li: SekeM Is thw floats 3 or Call warn by bra4rtngt1tr' lock' 6n the outside Doott WAra M thia.oftg amd maatlnghoua Thursday, Dec. 1, begin, door, according to a complaint Issued Wro , after Leo Ring, parole violator hr otota of a sketah of tha early history nlng at I p. n. .Intermsat will he In by United Btate Commissioner Henry ft from the local prison. Rtvaa wag ar- of tha pioneer paper, together 190. th Aouth Jordan cemetery. with it V. Van Pelt. It is alleged the robbery The deceased was daughter of Mr rested In Rawlins several days age. more reoont growth and present prosk W. Wheadon and. wa occurred on Feb. 11, 1921 TJohn Mm and He waa seat ta tbe pentumtiary front perity. Commendation to expreanod Ste( 522 S. 3rd West. horn In this ward Feb. 19, 1919. She wa Investigated by Postoffice InspectOgden far robbery, and waa tolar for both th editorial and th buMaea or N J. Salyards, with headquarters Is survived by her parents, four brothparoled. . policy pf the paper. an ers aad at Provo. YIEU) OF a- yySSSrSSWlll atg AlWft Smith Named Outlines Fn Asaodatjon " )!"?" tor Plan.. h YEAH In Case Charging Slaying of Karras Water Supply From Cottonwood and Gaorga D f Defense Rests Cfy.Acqqes-Bi- j la Dvn 1921 3Q Surpaicd r wer-begu- to u . D. afea r. DAYlSaf Or as vmMtnn- BaeUtaattoa ctoa of tt f th Waatam M it (k t(ilu etnwl t aawetot Itol. Onn Albert Smith W. MeDawaU ot 10 uu by-la- w th itNMwt 4 nmft f WT Ukl WR- - OT-- tt ( tb - iiniilW mobU this aaerotary and ( MenUiT- Utik la aomlustlng rMPPOlBtlk Brows el . Armetroag eeldt l it, father. Ilk prld, father, tb let John Henry Mr. -- Mr. MrnliB, voted B lifetime of earnest end ebta d rscloasaHoa to wool Wit greet vetapmeot. ItbioU OOB Whom OBO to BO Ik.i l Bom look for tbo cob tbo woot . BBd BBOOlfUh work. from varlou Sovorml representative Mr. Armoocood hastened to strong's motion- - Bold W. A, Beard of to Cnn1bbnlf of California. I wlob Mor oodoroo Mr. Smith's nomlmotloB. w Itbout I lot Ibio opportunity . pooo o trtbuto to bio father. as wall. toyed I Low Jobs Henry Smith nod MFor bio work tbo went oweo him o debt of gratitude. pluro uih Mr sae ... - convention tnln morning. Ina with tbo appointment of to rep reo.nl tbo association cdilUM of tbo League of convention at the at Lon An the Souther eat to be heldwent on recand A Dec. gelea. ord ao agrceiag to work only for a genreclamation. western of achema eral Until thla legialatton la attained the pledge themeelvee notadvo-to delegate, tbo general object by endanger local project a. K-- F. Blaine of cating Waohlngton waa elected chairmancon-of tbo committee for tbo Loo Angcleo - vention. that tbo aeven it developed etateo that belong to the are going to oend repreoenta-tiv.- a league to thle convention. Tbe assoc voted to make theae men, . to er with Mr. Blaine. 4 th Westers ButH Rclatx-fttio- n a o elation and that they be la trveted to work only for a general- biUo mUaMtloi W. R-- Wallaoo of OTah, chalnnaa of ood or tbe eommltUe on futmte gaaftaatloo. mdUo report of thto recommendations committee. ''The made la this report were adopted, la tubaUoc provisions ere: That tbo presoot plan providing for ao executive committee bo continued. That the executive committee appoint a committee of five on leglnla tlon and education, this committee to bo In charge of congressional work. The gmJth'McXary bill as it now stands wax approved and the committee of five Instructed to work for It That tbe governor of alt states be made member of the executive committee and urged to enlist the support of the Chamber of Commerce of the United State, tbe American Federation of Labor and local labor organisation and the American Legion in securing tbe passage of the w. blit fmith'UcNarjr That there be a regular annual meeting That the finance report And other reof the treasurer bo rendered to port tfcv wevwBtirp cwinutitt That a regular buogot committee bo appointed. This committee a well a the financial committee submitted a budget to defray expenses until next July of approximately $tM0 Representatives of Washington, Oregon. tJtah. Idaho. Arizona. -- Nevada and Wyoming. Immediately agreed each to raise It to quota. By a rising vote tbo association extended thank to Arthur P. Davis genera! of the U. 8 reclamation 2 service, and Y. Weymouth, chief of "western reclamation with headquar- In for Denver, their presence at ter' the convention A resolution by Charles Hill of Wyoming that tbe office of the secretary be made elective caused considerable discussion but was voted down. That the discuss ion should not reflect any lack of confidence or appreciation on Hr Brown, the prevent secretary, the members gave him a unanimous vote of confidence Th convention adjourned hi noon , when tbe delegates wore gnest of tho Commercial dub at a luncheon tn their honor. Committees Report. . Tbe pHuctpal work of the-- afternoon followed the report of tho committee Tbo ooBBoettoa It oouth-weote- - -- AoA-i- l mUM- - -- ra togeth-commltt- rprant ' io - ? "' DELqnriunir ' Cm t one-thir- IUnd -- hr left-han- nbbre-fTiat- , par-Avo- id ? m J!000 People of State Urged to Observe ta I Board No Longer Jl "Contract Prorale For Utah Cefery Day Doctors yeai-aver- '1- -9 :U age Ill-pou- - toM $ 3 1 V r I C!!H -- - . Elep-therlo- antl-dsre- 1 OtanGtleTd".'!: it of le . er' 1 Parent-Teache- "Begin Right Right Away! nrd t Parent-Teache- motto of B 'very hualneeu man, and Is one that might well be adopted by many a youth. It would save (hem many tcouMea and possible disasters. Many young people readily admit the value and necessity of thrift. They know It would be to their advantage to Saxe a part of what thty earn, bat that to aa far as they get. They have no motto like the one quoted above In active practice, and consequently after promise themselves month month, year in and year out that they will start next pay day. There to only one way for ouch to begin right right away, and that to to have definite object to save for aomu Worthy, constructive obligation which wilt compel them to not aside a definite sum regularly. With, the accomplishment of their first objective, the Joy of having gone it will turn. THAT to th ; jkJalo to ,ftnlar..aor( -- aod- 'aom' the teMt of thrift wW bupuwg hfe, A Biuret News aa rings bunk ' way g mdot convenient aad assy gut the right start. i rs' rav Parent-- Teacher I- Careful, expert dering methods have national given reputation for good work. These" methods are used, in all of our partments, including Rough Dry and Wet Fall I J Bulbs n. Newf k 4-- Laundry I . ' t J t- Hyland 219 Main The-cas- e lti t X J V t . f. tt . |