Show I S Tnn F awl eLih GUIS APPROVAL Attorney Returns From Road Meeting Inconsistencies Uncovered I Will Be Brought- - To Salt Lake From " California - -- In though i'ears was prominent In Utah business and political circles lie hac been- an unsuccessful candidate for governor of Utah and for mayor cf Calt Lake City ' w Odell moved here following the death cf his first wife Lire Carolyn Grant Odell seven years ago Later ha married Miss Lucy M Grant who cursives him Tha widow is the sec-ccousin of Heber J Grant: presiSaints dent of the Latter-da- y ' ad church'Odell Is survived by thres daughters and two cons Funeral services will be held here Friday after which the body will be sent to Salt - Lake City fer burial Atsoclated Pres Photo Bern in London England he came Friends of Mrs Doily Gann' sister of Vies President Curtis gather to New York with his parents Thomas George and Ann Newman at her home each week to sew garments for drought sufferers Left to Odell by sailing vessel Setting out right: Mrs Frank Hoffman Mrs Gann Mrs Alice M Smoot Mrs Eu O fer the west he and his parents Pawley Mrs Colby Dodgs and Mrs William A Scully traveled by ox team from Winter Quarters on the Missouri river to Utah settling first in Ogden on a L farm Later Mr Odell become a reporter on the Ogden Junction a paper edited by Charles wr Penrose ' and printed by his father ’In JSS3 he entered the service of the Southern Pacific railroad remaining with that company until 1S73 when he entered the mercantile (Continued From Fare One) Landing Fields Kept Up In business at Eullionville Nev' ions of to the and kidneys provide He came to Salt Lake in 1832 and Area Beacons Burn -from that time until he went to for evaporation from the skin i It is particularly important for At Night California made his home here COMPANY FOUNDED the infant and the child to be Tilth Joshui F Grant and Presi- surrounded with proper temperature SALT LAKECTTyT Jan 29 (AP) L D —The department of commerce will dent lleber J Grant cf thaGrant-Ode and humidity during the r winter B church he founded the expend $749000 during the present 11 end company- an implement months During these months chil- fiscal year in the Salt Lake City business The company dren suffer more with coughs colds airways district V Kline airways later became the Cooperative Wagon announced here today' 1802 pneumonia bronchitis and other engineer and Machine company and in MaThis district includes the Reno-Sa- lt respiratory diseases than do adults and the Consolidated Wagon was Lake the line to San section made In many cases the adult suffers Francisco the LasofVegas-Sachine company Mr Odell lt Lake !rom cold a severe A in the head and a director and general manager be- case of this is called the Los Angeles airway of section the under his direction the company grip Balt Lalce-Pasline ' of the came the largest business of its kind if many people : have it at the the Portland Seattle airway the In the world In 1819 he was made same time the condition is known Salt Lake-Gre- and at Falls airway the as influenza firm epidemic the cf president section of the Salt The surviving children are Dr T FRESH AIR NEEDED transcontinental and the airway Mrs In addition ' to keeping the air Los Angeles George Odell airway Benof wife Crow Florence Louise at a temperature and Of the total $200000 goes for salformerly a Salt Lake moisture proper jamin S Crow is desirable to get a aries it motor equipment Los now cf but Angeles certain amount of fresh air into Mr supplies andEighty-seveattorney n intersaid Kline wife Mrs Ethel Marie Bamberger : Most home he people regularly are maintainfields mediate Lake landing Salt Clarence of Bamberger lave become accustomed to sleep- ed in the district and It has 25 muMrs Adelaide Eugene Kixtley wife ing with windows open widely airports and 319 beacons to cf Dr II P Klrtley Salt Lake and during the summer months It is nicipal fliers at night commerce guide Cross Fred Odell- Woods not necessary however to open The department also the windows so widely during the maintains weatherof radio teletype winter months but a free circula- and communication stations tion of a certain amount of fresh throughout the district to assist filair is healthful in obtaining accurate weather It Is well to remember that a per- ers added information son can stand a great deal of bad The districthe office was esweather provided he Is properly pro- - tablished in Julv 1827 here 5 - v -- DOCTOR OFFERS S AIRWAY TO FLU REMEDIES 8740000 GET - and-vehicl- e co j rather glaring Jensen associate law professor at the university to favor the present indeterminate sentence to the definite sentence system Criminals actually serve 16 per cent less time in prison under the present system but they are under control cf the state 12 V4 per cent This apparent paradox is longer explained by the parole system SYSTEM CRITICIZED The lengthy report made several criticisms of the present system For instance It pointed out that the avthe erage sentence for robbery under definite sentence regime was 55 years: under the present system-inclu- ding It parole— 285 years points out that the minimum sentence for robbery is five years and adds that the average sentence is below the minimum penalty The report suggests that the robbery sentence is too - severe— five years to life— and suggests it be reduced to a point commensurate with other states Recommendations included: Sentences for some crimes— particularly robbery and criminal as sault —be extended Segregation of violators so that juveniles will be tried in a juvenile court Fewer terminations of sentences and more conditional paroles v PAROLE DISCUSSED Appointment of sufficient number of probation officers ’ -- J 23 — (AP)— An overly- -- DRINK eight glasses cf water er ery day to avoid colds " tected against It Hence the covers should be definitely related to the amount of cold that Is likely to be present before morning One of the dangers Is that a person will go to bed at night rather lightly covered because of the fact that the room is warm and that as it gets colder toward morning the covers are not DON’T lie abed and shiver cp and get more covers get The best advice that a physician can give when one gets a bad cold or Influenza is to go to bed as soon as possible and stay in bed as long as the symptoms are acute This certainly helps shorten and will sometimes ward off an attack The physician can prescribe for a patient under 'these circumstances and make him much more comfortable by use of remedies which will make him feel warm quie- t- the pains control the fever and help the discomfort of the nose and ! : - 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Pint' '35c SOc'Bathfn’n'Eprom Cnltc nnn'2Cc r’i-rY-wr 3 for SOe 19c WALGREEN COCOA ALMOND SKIll efficient invisible Semo brings cool relief to Itching Ekin Even where skin is faw and peeling thousands have found that Zemo quickly restores comfort It helps smooth away blemishes and clear up Pimples Rash and other annoying itching skin and scalp irritations Keep clean antiseptic Zemo always cn hand Use it freely It is safe pleasant 35c COc and $100 Bold Filled Promptly Add 10 fer Bowel trouble is 3e Gave Drug Co Coo thing healing i - t y ‘25o WOODBURY’S 'FACL1L SOAP Depot Drug Co lTCinilS 1 OF DRUGS AND HOME NEEDS V 75c Vick’s Vapo Rub' 49cv of E I 1A cJQS7GDi?S7 r GOOD-BY- i --f-f After 40 Tomorrow: What to ext to a veld PRICE Jam 23— Formal opening eoM and fin federal $100000 new c! Price's one Is officials 7 which tuOdlng United cf the best cf Its kind in thedeclares Elates will be held Sunday Fcctm aster J F MacKnight Friweek has been desigday of this nated as an open day of inspection when the public is invited to inspect postofficej v?wfrrrr Uo uvllliJ Result of Crach i i the body - DaniagesDnanded f 1 ! curiaus public would be banned from divorce actions in Reno's attending under a ruling which court district will be submitted by local attorneys for the approval of the state : supreme court draftThe proposed ruling beingWashoe ed by a committee from the County Bar association would vida that only court attaches the and accredited htlrpnta themselves admitted to be writers newspaper divorce hearings throat The danger of a cold is not so much in the cold itself as in the complications which affect the bones joints lungs ears and other parts of ' 12-m- lle Hail Orders - Curious Ones Llay Be easily available Then headditionwill lie and shiver rather than get to supply suitable warmth Burred From Trials al?!covers GO TO BED AT ONCE v with cno swallow of : i O C SOLUTION Pint I1C9 ATLAS ATOMIZER Continuous Spray For use with all Nasal nnd fit “’ Throat Antiseptics 3100 FINEOLEUM DOa LIQUID r Almost fasisnt relief froarantced 123-m- ile - 60c DOBELL’S - Jan 23— Salt Lake ' Jan SALT LAKE and Morgan county officials and civic organizations will attempt to have" the proposed Balt Lake-Mo- rgan highway through Emigration canyon added to the state road system through the introduction of an a of amendment to the secondary state who spent nephew large part now pending in the legislaroad bill last year in Evanston at the Booth ture ' home has entered the Muldoon This was the decision reached on Military school at Palo Alto Inafternoon following a Hatten has the Wednesday Edgar bought surance business of the Hatten conference between the state highway commission committees from' Realty company and Is opening an the board of governors of the chamoffice In the Cook building at 922 HULLS RESOLUTION ber of commerce the Salt Lake RoMain street The new agency will be known as the Hatten Insurance Among new measures before the tary dub and Balt Lake and Moragency The Hatten Realty com legislature today was a resolution by gan county commissioners pany was established in 1907 and Representative Mills of Weber counhas carried on a real estate insur- ty for a constitutional ' amendment ance and coal business since then to eliminate the state superintendent The insurance and coal departments of public instruction Rom state exhave now been discontinued and it ecutive officers1 It was explained As will carry on the real estate actlvi this is a part of Mills to take ties alone in Evanston and in the the office out of politicsplan' LAKE Jan 29 — Damages surrounding territory Introduced yes ofSALT house bills Other claimed from" Harold $10400 While Mrs Payson W Spaulding terday afternoon included one by Scowcroft are 16 and Mrs Heber Bcow-cro- ft and her nephew Robert Dinsmore Tingey of Balt Lake by Richard R Cardwell in A were returning from Calt Lake City Representative a control ot the State suit filed of board for in Third district court car was hit Bar association which would have The Tuesday evening their allegedly resulted from damages RETURNS HOME by a large truck near Coalville Mrs jurisdiction over the conduct of when the Cardwell received injuries was James Cook and Dr G 8 Weaver Spaulding very severely bruised members of the bar: a bill by Mrs and Scowcroft automobiles collided of the Wyoming state hospital have and sustained a broken thumb Mr A J Lowe of Balt Lake to require December 13 at Second avenue and Dinsmore The car a license for persons placing de- E street returned from Cheyenne where they escaped injury 4- met the senate and house commit was rather badly damaged one The tcollislon occurred the comchildren and homes in pendent tees on appropriations in regard to by Representative Dalton of Piute plaint sets forth after the youth I the hospital budget county to define the boundary be driving west failed to keep a proper tween Piute and Bevler counties A guest day program will be given lookout and struck the northbound Cardwell machine seriously cutting TO CEDAR CITY by the Ladles’ Literary club at the home of Mrs John W R Rennie and bruising the driver and breakof Hammond Representative Friday afternoon of this week at ing his collarbone to a bill Grand county introduced 2:30 o’clock Responses to roll call cut state school fund from $25 the CITyT SALT LAKE Jan 29— (AP) will be made with noted Bible charper capita acters Mrs Rennie will give an —Governor Dem has issued A proc- to $12 senate yesterday passed Senaccount of the Passion- Play i at lamation calling upon the people of The ator Fowles’ to correct a prevstate to the state bill to subscribe the Oberammerg&u which she and Mr ious law granting a tract of land Rennie visited last summer during quota of $12000 in the campaign be to conducted by the American Red Ogdenlfor a park ' and golf course an extended trip abroad The his tng Cross to of the legislature will Members relief for raise $10000000 will be of tory given of drouth areas Oberammergau this leave for Cedar City evening by Mrs George Cue tomorrow they will yisit the Then CndoCcId liko a Flash Mrs Samuel Dickey left last eve In the proclamation Governor where agricultural college' The rening for Cheyenne to visit for sev Dem called attention to the fact branch such a heavy cold last night “that only last year we were obliged turn trip to Balt Lake City will start t “Had eral weeks couldn’t see Used Kondon’s to call upon the Red Cross to help Saturday night PLAN COAST TRIP : Catarrhal Jelly Cold gone by morn— Mrs C II Boiler and Dr Charles mitigate suffering in the flood f ing”—W Mitchell New York Boiler and his wife Dr Mildred stricken districts of our own state Kondon's prescribed by doctors STATIC TRACED IS and the response of the organization 40 years as quickest way to for BILLINGS Mont— (UP)— Prohi- check colas refrain from frequenting question was liberal and prompt" Put one drop in hose able haunts The Balt Lake county chapter has bition Agent John Parker claimed with finger Nose and throat open up Establishment of nine years as the already started a drive to raise the he traced static which annoyed Bill in a flash Ends sneezing choking minimum parole time before termi- $25000 designated as the county’s ings radio listeners to an electric phlegm right away Get Kon$onTs - whisky “eyeing machine nation of the parole is granted' share of the quota for a few cents from dmrtrirt today torney Payson W Spaulding returned Wednesday from Cheyenne where as a representative of the Evanston Lions’ club he attended a meeting of the state highway commission Mr Spaulding states that the commission1 agreed to put through road work in the county this year as follows: To oil the stretch of road on the Lincoln and the highway between Evanston cost apMuddy (work which will proximately $70000) to build grade and surface the stretch between Evanston and the Utah line on the Evanston -- Randolph road (cost $30000) : to build grade and surface and oil the highway west of Evanston to the state line (cost This road program la $60000) made possible by Governor Emerson’s road plan which the voters adopted and passed at last fall’s election According to Governor Emerson’s plan the work is to be done by the employment of Wyoming labor and local people are to have the preference 7ALGr”T i BOISE Jan 23 CAP)— The public buildings Improvement board recommended to the legislature today an institutional building ' program the amounting to $340130 during durcoming biennium and $3057000 ing the remainder- cf the next ten The report was- submitted 'to the governor and to the legislature' in enacted last compliance with a law session creating the board to study at the various building necessities stats institutions- - Its purpose was to put before’ the legislators- a dips 6 of institutional needs which had been unable to get previousthey ly-during the 00 day session Of first importance for the presa ent biennium the board placed new main building at the ' insane asylum at Blackfoot and for this recommended $250000 Next in line in importance was the need for library facilities at the university a need which the boarda advised meeting by constructing new wing on the administration building costing $200000 For the university southern branch CIS 000 for equipping the new science hall is requested for the bten- nium and for Lava Hot Springs sanitarium an advertising campaign was suggested and $300 declared needed for repairs BENO ' A UI7IT OF REPORT BRAlli ' 23—At- -- t Addition To State Road System Sought By Backers Pueblo-Cheyen- ne j BAG in Jan r (Continued From Page One) tee was called to meet this forenoon as was the house committee on irrigation and the senate judiciary Committee announced a public hearing at 1 o’clock today on the Juvenile court and shorthand reporters’ ' licensing bills The education committee of the house had a meeting set for noon today to consider the request of the Salt Lake school district for an increase in its mill levy The house highway committee has called a public meeting for a week from today to take up the uniform traffic code Including provisions for a driver's license land an increase in the state speed limit to 45 miles an hour Lake-Oma- ha ’ - Wyo ‘ j Boiler left for Hollywood Tuesday evening after closing the Boiler home here Dr Charles Boiler arrived in Evanston Baturday while Mrs Boiler and Dr Mildred Boiler have spent over two weeks here Mrs J T Booth and Mrs Clare Ausherm&n have returned from California where they were called by the death of their sister Mrs Fred W Bower Mrs Ausherm&n continuing on to Cheyenne where she is state librarian Robert Bower their 1C31 CO POLICY DECIDED i Consideration of longer indeterminate sentences both as to maxi mum and minimum sentences Prisoners— with the exception of unusual cases— should serve at least six months or longer before being eligible for parole The parole board should have a complete history of each case before ruling on the merits Parolees should agree to secure employment when possible and to J v Inconsist- encies were uncovered a painstaking study of Utah’s prison system leads George Thomas president of the University of Utah and A L 'i SETTLED IN OGDEN EVANSTON 23— (UP)— Al- - Jan BALT LAKE LC3 ANGELES Jan 23 (AP)— G cor re Thomas Odell £2 wealthy retired resident of Salt Lake City ciid here Wednesday "night- after a brief lUnetau ' - Odell bam In England for many : Prison System Report RIOT GALL BILL ' JAITTTATY ORSAfJ RGOTE I1ESLEI! 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