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Show -- GO LES r, - - , - , , . ,, . ,., by Les Goates . , :, , ' A , -- -- :--- , 7' ) - ' e,) al glitic Candidates Some . Cannot-D- - 7-- , , o ' , ....,,,, ,. ,'.. z.,,,,, f , .,, 4 ...,,.., ,,,,,t00,,--.-1 t t 4t 2 44) 1i ,, , ;;,, ;' -- , , COI, . . ' got fl'i '''.1 you H e's br haven't. doing the same to, thing to you, yott ; know, and thts .i . ' i ' '''4! 'I , f 0 ,,,,, IV ,,, ,. .A- - t ' N''--- 114 - . , , , , . -- , ..,,,,,,, ,f ., , . -- s.., ,,, , ( . , , i . s ,, 1 a A. . , . ' . . 1 , . . - -- , . - r '' ' , - ' , I 'I." your c, t , lE i , , ;71',' ' - - , 1952 ,! Clay, II iners , , ,k '4 ? - ComrnisSioner Ray P. Greenwood Saturday reiterated his statement that persons whd signed the Holladay protest 'petitions stilll are required to file regular applications for participation in the county sewer project. Deadline for all county residents for filing applications without $100 penalty is Saturday. Applications postmarked before Saturday znianight wUl be accepted, Mr. Greenwood explained. Thecommission chairman added that .vacant lot owners do deadline.' nnoteshidants um,heoe tmtahkeeS applications now will not have to pa 5f the $150 connection fee until notified some time next month. They will have-aoption to make a. $50 down payment at that time, with the balance to be paid in $10 monthly ' installments.' I ' . , . 1 , ,J - 1 '',,, lc e 1 , 11' .'aeolJ41.-tkler1414---i- - , .. At:Eureka, . , End cfritta- - ,,, ll, - 0 4,1 2,.... . ,. - ' . nt . ' Wap ' - ,". - , -- , to'' d'. ' , , i - - ,, ." ,,. 1,--- , , b' i: 4,,,'-',- - S. L. Man, ,,,, ' ,, ,: e , . 66, Killed in ' 0 I: ' - , I , . n ,, , i - - - ' ,,..-- ; , . , ,,- -, , , SEPTEMBER.20, SEWER E'ROTEST SIGNERS STILL MUST MAKE FILINGS 1 valional Race , -- ' - OvershatipviI , ' ' -- 'Utah Polpics " , ' ' ,., , s, , Milt gagilt WR,6,424uuQ SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH I ,.I , 1 , - L2 - , , 1 '1, . , i ' - - -, 't e : ' ' 2 ' - ',A3 , . ''....7' ' '' ' .' ,:.,71 ',', ', . ' - !: ,,,,, ,,, , , - - . that :. .. , ,.,life be.: ''''' '''''''''$ ,' , '''''''',.... Iao.4,4,,-....,j4...0", : comes an open k i,' , -.I , . '''' -' . ." sp,-,- 1 'f ' book, revealing .11 ,' , , ,, ' IA i $ ' in-f 1a 1 ,; I , ,,,oti: , , ; everything, ' .'',! I t ' B M. DEMAR TEUSCHElt, Shutdown , i , , r i; ., , . ,,), .. 1 eluding t,he dirty marks., Staff Political Writer i a 1 , , 1 ,, '4" ,, Settled ,,24., With A candidate must be most , t,, ' '1 -i' , ...44,4. With the primary established , I . t,. lii . ) ,, .eircumspect in all his conduct. Le , is 1 t 44,01641,, 1 i 23-Cei, ,t, Hike i of races down o the pattern . tight the 14 back hinges,-div you , Turning ' i ' I 1 -i '.,,, line and chief interest centered ;awe' ,,,, .' 1'4,7' remember what some of our cele-- ; i..,,,I 0, ,,L.e,,,o...,,, I; , 40: A 11 makers did to 1.2,, .,1 i ' brated mud-pi, A three month old Eureka lb. ,,o4e,10.., ,1, ,,,,,,,,,,.- " ' on the U. S. Senate and governor , 114'' '' : each other in the recent- - pri-', . 'C.' !ifs Utah's election mine battles, strike which halted shipgeneral . ,,. ' ,. 1 . maries? , !,, i I , i.; gi, t, ,s ,, 7 k et, ,,,,,,a;;;;..,,.,,,,,ut,,,:0;,4,.. Ali Is once again . , ment ! , of political , campaign halloysite clay to Filtrol who The fellow '' ' aspires to poTnir........7 'it II ' i, .4.. . building up a full head of steam. Cori,. in - Salt Lake City was .s,,s........IA "tr , litical prominence Is sticking hisl 1' 4 ..,!.;, 1 , . Nov. 4 voters will find eight , ., ,,, , ,', settled ,Friday night. if he f.,,t.' 1,1' chin out a ,LitZ- ' state and ,,...,.., offices . ,''..7177" follow5,,o) of ,..::,,,,, done the scuopnrgermesesi . Li any 4 has,ever Miners employed by Dragon ,.....10,',,olp; ... ...sr:. 0 0, ,g4,1,4 jt two and Court seats .,, :,. ing foolish things: . , Consolidated Most at '''' stake. of the candidates 4. 4 ' Mining Co. oted . ''''. '. .74P"VIN.. .,Zot.'mt1,1,14:1Z.,-- : ",,,,,':" 1. Taken. a big red apple to ....:. . .',. are readying state-wid., 1 AN ,,,.0, ... ' stilitip'''''' almost unanimously to a cept ,, , , the teacher or sent - presents . , it ,ft tours aimed at election. Some . ' , ing ., a settlement offer which union , ; the boss. 1 ----, , ' have already started. , ', - , , f , ,' , of , . , o,,,, , 4 ,,, ,or.,,,t spokesman said means a wage 2. Squeezed threfugh a revolv- ,., ' -----,, ),, .1 ,. , in . 0.', i. Interest po1itica1,1 things ILIk boost of approximately 23 cents e - ":" , 1,,--- ',14;;Y'44,0 ing '''1-' ' ,i g',e it ' after waning somewhat in the """,,,o, L''',0,:tli an hour. ' ' . ''r 3. Taken the office steno out 'Alma,. - ti,,. , ,' ',, wake of the primary of 10 days-- i They struck June 25. Filtrol to lunch or given her a lift home A.! e- ' ,, ago; is back on the upswing. Corp., which makes catalysts for FANCY, BUTPaul Carter, foreman for Salt Lake City wrecking firm looks at marble so she would not have to wait 31 'Centers on, Senate the petroleum industry, was : Last It's of little k and cast iron fireplace from old brick home being torn down at in the rain for a bus. to forced two weeks down shut As in the primary, top interest value now. ,. ,,, ,, .. 4. Tried on your wife's or girl A Salt Lake City ago. billing is going to the11. S. Senfriend's hat at a party. man died Saturday Affected by the strike were '::.: ,;, ate battle between morning 5. Sang "Sweet Adeline" in a cI,: , ''., V. Watkins, Republican, and Rep. ..: .I. lwhen he was crushed to death 110 Dragon employes and 60 to 70 barber shop quartet. Frills Filtrol workers: , K. Democrat. Walter t, or iby a grading machine. 6. Carried bundles Granger, ,,,,,, 401.2,4' pushed W. Wright, of 3895 S. 5th The wage boost is retroactive :. Edgar Only slightly:behind in 'interest a baby carriage for a friend. was dead on arrival, at, to July 1, 1951, according to 2 Wesr is Gov. J. Bracken Lee's bid for St., . 7. Answered the doorbell In For v 44.1,7:6P''... the Salt Lake General Hospital George J. Wilde, staff rePrereelection against Mayor Earl pajamas; sat on a box of choc- Glade of the Lake J. Salt tater an accident at the new Val sentative, C I 0 United Steel ' of City, olates: drank ginger ale while ; Democratic standardbearer. !ley Center Ward chapel, 3805 S. Yorkers of America. It brings the others stoOd around and , ...,... , miners' wages to $2.11 per hour. state are battles Main St. the inow, EVENING SATURDAY Right borrowed sipped champagne; L. A. Ryan, mine superintend. 111r. Wright was crushed when the presidential overshadowing bucks of from the a couple 6 p.m. Cherry pie eating a grading maehine driven by C. ent, said about 75 of the miners fight between Gen. Dwight D.. wife's purse or said: "Oh, my-- - contest, Grandstand. D. Belcher, of 4197 S. 5th East will be returned to their lobs Eisenhower and Gov. ;Wig E-goodness, I don't seem to have 7 p.m.Band concert, BandWALTER B. COOPER ED HAROLDSEN By Stevenson. Monday with the balance as soon me. left Musia St, passed over him. with wallet my stand. wants better roads . . a If for buried thereafter as possible. don't Join final for the treasure, the looking As you're Donald wrecking of the Salt campaign fox Deputy It in my other suitPick up 'Joie Chitwood's 8:30 p.m. A. D. Yates, Filtrol resident crew. Lake County Sheriff's office, who gets under way in earnest, voting the tab this time, will you, pal, Auto Daredevils, Grandstand. e That's the advice of Paul Carter, foreman for a Salt Lake the Watkins-Grange- r and the accident, said plant manager, said: "If everyinvestigated and next time I'll . . ." .Holiday on Ice, Coliseum. battles are about as close City wrecking firm. both men were volunteer thing materializes we can put the If you are guilty of any of 10 p.m. men back to work about Fireworks, has that Paul the races wreck as fact to get. Despite umi: helped tossups political workers. these queer antics, do not take s old buildings he's never found a The pattern for closeness they I to the investigation the risk of having them brought According . cache of money or a p r ic e ess set is likely to follow right down SUNDAY the accident occurred at 10:12 to light by running for office, other the line the antique. through a.m. on the north side of the Inst-roLake on Salt Great out F Band concert, 1:30 p.m. "We find lots of diaries and office battles. church building whle r e the on a windy day, and let nature Bandstand . love letters," Paul adniitted,but Other Races Tight take its course. 'grounds are were bektg leveled. Joie Chitwood's 2:30 p.m. ine or Mr. Belcher told Deputy Fox that cmieinanteiovnertohraevaed In these races, Milton 13. Taytthheemti,m, Auto Daredevils, Grandstand. 1951--F. Lamont lor (D) opposes Coliseum. SOME DISH! on maandde uogn: 11;oacskatoogveurpthtoe ihgreouhoadds Ice, Holiday Most of these mementos, plus !ronto (R) for secretary of state; 7 p.m.Band concert, Band- My wee wife has me buffaloed; i the f a nc y; frilly carvings arid ,,--start over when the ficcident ocFerrell H. Adams (D) battles stand: I 'dare not boss or cross het; other ornately designed embel- - Sherman J. Preece (R) for state ctkrred. 25,000 milesi Chitwood's Joie 8:30 p.m. lishments of an earlier day, are auditor; Reese M. Reese (D) runs No tears or arguments for her There have been more He said that he looked behind Auto Daredevils, Grandstand. , , trucked to the city dump. of tor She hurls a flying 5411COf I '' ' automobiles built since the and saw Mr. Wright about 25 feet (R) Lambourne Sid against on lee, Coliseum. Holiday Attendance at the Utah State For instance the wrecking crew state treasurer, and incumbent war than there has been miles away. He said when he looked N. waaw. 10 p.m. Fireworks, Fair is running about 25,000' is now tearing down an old three Clinton D. Vernon (D) seeks re- of highway. 'Positive resistance to improvMr. Wright was not there again ahead of last year, fair officials story brick house at 134 S. 4th election as attorney general over So says Walter B. Cooper of and that the mulling had already ing water supplies throughout Gen. Eisenhower says that If estimate, with the last two days, East St. the state" has placed Utah in a E. R. Callister Jr. Ft. Collins. Colo.. Colorado dk passed over him. he's elected, people can call him Saturday and Sunday, expectedt When workmen came to the In addition to these contests, rector of the National Automoprecarious public health position.. anything they like. A lot of times, to he the biggest days. So said Lynn M. Thatcher of fireplaces they phoned the boss the voters still have two more bile Dealers Association. no doubt, he will be called long Official figures show that to see what to do about the fancy choices to make. Running for a , the Division of Sanitary Engl. to Here Richard with confer distance. 500 persons attended the fair Fri- - marble work. Cross Court term are C. Freed, president of the Utah for the ' Utah State Supreme neering more than The boss tried to think of a incumbent Justice Lester A. Automobile Dealers day, more than 1,000 Health Department Saturday SHORT AND SNAPPY , I Association, last year when 18,351. went use for it. Finally he. replied: when he addressed a public Wade, opposed by George W.-- and other officers of the asso- 1150 Herewith is presented the the turnstiles on the corthrough "Take it to the dump." Worthen of Provo. health conference at Salt Lake ciation, Mr. Cooper said automoIdeal "Letter to the Editor." It's responding day. Some of the fancy workof The Red Cross needs 150 pints General Hospital. Seeking to be elected to fill bile dealers are in much the from the London Mail, which This brings total fair attend- wood, term on same position today as catriage of blood Monday mostly for Koan unexpired four-yea-r Mr. Thatcher pointed out sev marble, glass or brick on its correspondence being ance through Friday up to have a use, Paul admits. the high court Is incumbent Jus- makers were in 1900they are rean and military hospital dis- eral instances where communimight to the brief and point: 162,560. But the wrecking firm would tice F. Henri Henriod. His op- facing techiological extinction. tribution, Red Cross officials an- ties bad purchased, but never put LONDON W-Pie lovers will compete in a have to nounced Saturday. keep it too long before ponent is Third District Court into use, chlorination equipment Roads Held Umate New Cavendish St. Republican Governors Dan cherry pie eating contest Satur- disposing of it. G. Jeppson. Persons wishing to donate designed to bring water supplies Joseph Judge not "Our highways are The greatest evil in the world Thornton of Colorado and J. day at 8 p.m. in front of the Most valuable is dimensional keep- blood should telephone up to the minimum standard re-ing up with automobile advances. today must surely be the wor- - Bracken Lee of Utah had differ- grandstand. They will feast on lumber, such as 2x4s, 2x6s, and for appointboard. morning of Monday health the quirements Roads are little better now then delicacies turned out during the . ship of false gods. The popula- - ent ideas :blood Saturday about who cherry pie baking contest held, rafters . Discussing the problem of con- were 25 years ago, yet to- ment and instructions. The they tion seems to worship anybodY Tot soon will drawn Lake at Salt the be crewmen get in water the Wrecking taminated supplies , and dustpan Saturday morning in the grand-- some day's automobile is infinitely and everything outside the should get broom Red Cross Blood Center, Canyon Rim residential section pronounced opinions about stand auditorium. superior to the cars of last County East St., from 3 to 7 realm of true religion. ready. of builders. p.m. of Salt Lake County, officials at,. e early day quality a roads as Who Our think fair are unsafe year. Gerald FitzGirald th!s They've wagered a day s of it was Idusv , some is a a tending the health course recom- witness will we the without fact balloon, fair that isn't of are torial service that their respec-- i ascension and very joints mended that an educational pro-- I g000me probably kilt some 40,000 Amerperaenule drop DE- GAS 'NEW NERVE states will get out the larger will have their last chance to beautifully d o v e t a i I e d," Paul live g icans gram be undertaken among resi this year." VELOPED In BRITAIN"---head-- 1 Sun-saiof the area and the comon dents 2 event voters not at "If feais the this witness it p.m. fpf s In economically line. Will that mean they will percentage furnishes the water. which and safe to pany drive day. sible, pleasant to 25,000, soon get up their courage to ask Nov. 4. , need to point out to the vill "we a car and park it conveniently, features Entertainment Lee Gov. suggested Recently us for more money? who operate the private A take up most of the time o( the FAIRVIEW cars and will people people buying quit Fair, that Governor Thornton could water system in that area that Provo girl choked to death Fri-a- y turn to some other mode of remaining days of the fair. NO PERCENTAGE . come to Utah Nov. 21, see the of after a dry bean became transportation," Mr. Cooper they are accepting a large re- - exhibits, contests, Judging Greetings from the Salt Lake sponsibility in supplying water. If They borrow, they beg, to get Denver-UtaState football game animals and Miss Utah is over said. lodged in her windpipe. , all we own; A flame thrower, County Trealurerin the form it endangers health and someone Cost Three Billion Cindy Lee Vance, daughter of at Logan, and do the janitorial' and the 1952 state fair, after Sun- bill should annual of -- the tax property The worst kind of business that work termed in. Jensen for Norma become A. dangerous," and another will "extremely Harold fever, typhoid get page in Lee's office on the same; day, "The cost of ,,accidents last will go out to 25,000 tax. stance, they may ever was known! was stolen from an exhibit at Vance of Provo, died at 11:45 a.m. suit in Utah history. ,, I. bring trip. was $3,500,000,000, a sum payers next Wednesday. year Utah-StatFrithe after Dr. A. said events include hand Pleasant the Mt. in a hospital supplier," executive Remaining against Colorado the But Fairgrottds " on highway was than larger will spent he thou blow softened TODAY: "If The TEXT FOR concerts slated for 7 p.m. Shtur- - day. on operation to remove the bean construction wrote Saturday: the somewhat, however. by a drop A. Jenkins of the division of epithroughout Since Tuesday, four hand had proved unsuccessful. be righteous. what givest thou for the State Health 4 clemiology have just completed plans day at the bandstand and at 1:30 "I said Mr. United States," Cooper in the levy. This year Sn't Lake Him? Or what receiveth He of with the Colorado State grenades and a metal can con- , Cindy Lee and her sister came In explaining the need for Im'Department. . ,Junior and 7 pm. Sunday. Joie Chitthine hand?"Job 35:7. City residents will pay 55.20of Commerce to get out wood's Auto Daredevils will per- - taming two ignition cylinders to Fairview early Friday morning At the Saturday meeting, pub-li- e Chamber roads. proved less than valuation been flame have I,000 throwers per to stay with their grandparents, health officials from through- an unprecedented vote in Colo-!- . form at 8:30 p.m. Saturday and, for Mr. Cooper said tile Automoa year ago. Mrs. Lewis Jensen, while Mrand out on Nov. 4; therefore, I'm', at 2:30 and 830 p.m. Sunday at taken from a display of the'Desthe state discussed the shortrado Stolen financed tive $80 Wallet, Safety Foundation, The mill levy for 1952 is 58.8 his brother, their confident we'll trim Utah by al'the grandstand, and three more el1t Chemical Company. father of trained medical personnel helped age manuby the auto makers, tire Police warned that the cylin- - Dale, haul hay. compared with 62 in 1951. . In the public health field and die-Fred Nelson, Arbela, Mo., re- sizable percentage. Due to this performances- of Holiday on Ice and the dealers, is setfacturers tax. 64.000 hand The fuses. Note live dens The remaining was sameare for times slated the Jensen in of dry recruithis not feel I it picking wallet Mr., do fact cussed necessary containing ported possible ways , grenades have live contents but beana.in the garden when little ting up an advertising program 'payers can expect their tax ing more qualified people for this about $80 was stolen from his to ;make plans to be with you the coliseum. to cail pttention to the need for notices within three weeks or thieves thief The fuses. dead In her them Cindy puttwo of pocket, sometime Friday after- on Nov. 21, I would rather that A fireworks display. at 10 p.m. road Beiprovements. 'We hope to after Wednesday, Sharp M. noon while be was touring Salt you arrange your schedule to be wilt close the events of the day were warped that they are lit. mouth. Her grandfather succeed- be able The health conference bad 'to advise state legisl- Larsen, treasurer, reported. with dynamite. .erally playing ed in removing one of the beans aturn on the need for session'since here on some convenient date.91' both nights. Lake City. been In Thursday. improved in but the other became lodged , ' highways." the little girl's windpipe. The child was rushed to the residence of Dr. S. B. Rigby where artificial respiration was applied by Dr. Rigby and Mrs., ,. . Roma Tucker, a nurse. The ' NOT FAR.I40T FA.CL,.. HEADLIGrs BE11t4o Avi ITS IKSE CIWPCXE ., THIS Ii ...0:,-' '; SORRY,MEPAGAN.NOT grAttietrair physician was unable to dislodge A RUN TkIATIL 'NIM GET IM COPS! LET OON'T GIVE, ,ee I'LL, R CAN'T MALE PrA1112VAY bean and the child was taken the LET CLRL TATA , FAILOON'T ... FAR..., GET as, LET ME ' ', ' 7100tAws'!'-: 14IM NAUNT M E MATS(( to the , hospital in Mt. Pleasant. 4,1 ,Tiv Utah schoolboy be earned enough for meals ' by CZtelr A her besides 7WVI;TI CC:Val parents, It' ' Survivors, 0 mv'ts'ti -- .;, 17 b7414 ' 1 , , who lust couldn't stand the doing odd jobs.1 -,.brother; a Include a 410p 1 mpg, In a Reno restaurant, the a-1, maternal her The 3; , sister, Susan, problem ot, Increasing thought . of returning to dais this youth told police, a man gave , . i, JenMrs. and costs In thaprinting industry fall took the "easy"t way out and him a grandparents, Mr. , -- mom ' 7, 471 li, springer spaniel a 111',; i sen, and her paternal grand- was discussed during the first wound up in custody of the law with thedoga '''t Y ir,, look of a thoroughbred. 4 t . No., ' V ' ;" I ---of Vance Mrs. Ella . :7',.P. annual r, ' convention arts mother, vAitteos graphic The boy said he then won $2.75 ' In California this week. ''''', ,,,?t 4 -- ' : 4 1 1 4,, .6 'ff14'-- field I; i burn, Sanpete County., Saturday- - in Newhouse The boy, who lives irt Garfield,' in a slot machine, bought the dog " ),'''.I N - a re 1 41 , ... i),4,4te Funeral arrangements Z N Hotel. f: , ,.,4' I ,, ,,i' , 7.: told Lynwood, Cal., police who a leash and some food, and set 11 , II.. The convention, Sponsored by found him wandering the streets out .for Los Angeles to visit his pending. --, ii.., 7,-,,,7,-1 :ii t . the Printing industry of Utah, of the town witjLpttirerl dog pal, grandmother. 1 - -- ,' IS , : ' 44 I. ,A t id:,,,I;1,6) I ', When he was picked up by Lyn opened- Friday. that last Sept, 6 as school 'drew 1 .0111 - likittotous Ae-- 0 4 Theft l,,,,,' o r Reported $520 , F. H. I I NII take off and wood police, he was tired rni 4: manvter and nearer he deekled-tWrrd, 4 Jeffery kit, '' 1 ' L.4 I . - , -, .-bad '1I A suitcase , e ii,..,...t." ' containing MO treasurer,. of Porte Publishing visit a few relatives. hungry Ile told his story to Sgt. aunt In Robert Holder of the Firestone $ First he visited-a,atrical sweetheart The Mangler made his getaway in a lworth bf closing was stolen. from Company, and Prof. Elmer R. EXCITING STRIPRio Kirby prisents action, romance Prevention Buan auto while it was parked on Young, University of ,Utah and t Denison, Tex., after hitchhiking Sheriff's Crime , of Deseret the stolen car, still handcuffed. after he broke away from the and adventure every day on the comic pages West Temple Street near First president of the Salt Lake chap- from Utah. He then stopped off reau. , and threatened the life of ,another show girl back News and Telegram as the young sleuth wages war on police 1 ' He was placed in Juvenile Hall Colorado, returned to Utah, crime and criminale . jn the current episode Rip Kirby stage at the theater. You'll ilnd a thrill a day in this ex- ' South Street Friday night'llich-- ter, National Association of Cost on to and 1467 the dog was turned over to then lin Hoffman going the right kept who keynoted News and Arapahoe bristal the lard Deseret Telegram. ' Mangler. citing stdp,appearths in , and the police are on the trail of the lAceountants,, Whenever ha got hungry humane authorities, ',... session., Am, reported to police, - ' blot trade as attempt on the life of Pagan Lee. Itip's the- . l'ovC ' PA'4,,,,,.',-1,,,,r,t4- ,. $, '". ' 0' ; , , , ); , , - . '' 4 ,s, , '4,,,, - ' , . - " , IF YOU ARE a candidate for 1 i'' .. ' , ,, : 4 reare ,,,,,,0,-4, 4, ', political office, you t .),' ' .g...''''''''''' ' quired to gander ithe records to ,,,..,' '' ,,,' . . ,', see what your .,, i - t ,,,' ,1'.f. , r l' 4 , di i ,i' , 1 ,..- -'. opponent has 1, , 4" r..".. '' , ,. - , .. 4.., , SE R ET D ,, , ,. 7' pt) SA - , . ,..4, ' '''s , , 1 I ' ,, ,,, , , .., - ' s . ., , - . ' . . , - '. ; oo;',1,01 i .., I:' 124-4t- h .. ', , , Grader Mishap ,' - Just Here's Program Final Fair Days i 4' , HoOse Wrecker , '.'" 1 , TellsNo Caches ...I. . j ; , - Lee-Glad- Indust, Car . Croi'vdsal Fair' Exceed ellenace - I , Seen n Barriers Peril nPoOr Roads ; IViater Health - 'Gale by ,Gains in Utah k Utah, Colorado Seeks Pints 'Red Governors Josh Pints ! , 1 I ts About Vole Bet 1 p rovo Dies - -- er Dry Bean Old-time- hc 'Go Thieves at - - On Wednesday Steal 'Dynamite' h - Tax Notices roat C, 1, e : , , - I , Introducing Our Comics I Rip (Irby Utah Boy Hits Trouble Trying to Avoid School Rising Costs of 'I,A, ' Printing Are Mulled ' ,F, -- - i. , w--,,,- " ' , It 4 48 f , , , ' - - .- .,.4 ,..:f,a-, ,,,,,, . I ' . , s ti it ii - -- - , . ', - . -- - rfry , . f '.3..'''-- it . imuwar-mo' . ,0- I , ) , - ' o ' ' I I ' - . - , . - .. .0.A.1.&M,",41.1,41W0,10.10111 . , - ,. '1 .. - .1 4,, |