Show 2V2I7II7G' JAUTTAHY £31031 'r N BISHOP’S SON IN MURDER TRIAL l L- - HE 0&DE1T GTAITDAED - nUAHIlTEB D GASOLINE PRICE “IT” HANDICAPS lOI Girl Runs Town Eve just come from Gerthere It’s hell and many “The future: It’s so huge I’m at sea but generally speaking they’ve got to go to some form of modified capitalism because the people after universal education won't be satisfied with the standards of communism” Forced labor: I’ve got 16000 of them working for me and I’d like vo see some one force them” H problem RUSSIA FOUND I it OFFICIALS BILL PREPARED GIRLS BELIEF CHURCH NATION - j " j Tremonton Citizen Made President of State Association ’ New Scheme In Wyoming Miss Daisy De Voe Prefers - “Fool-proof- SALT LAKE Jan 23— (AP)— C of Tremonten was elected J Dewey of rrcsldent the Association of Utali Straight - forward Personality Termed Legislature ” CHEYENNE Wyo Jan 23— (AP) f ' board was secretary- treasurer The association decided to ask the found guilty of grand theft She legislature for state aid for county The gasoline proposal contained has fairs It fixed the dates for 17 coun- reecived enough letters to keep in a bill substituted for one previous- her occupied until next Monday ty fairs and farm bureau days ' ly introduced would require all com- when her attorney The schedule included: will argue for a on state leases oil panies holding new trial Weber County Farm Bureau day lands to sell their refined products “Mothers men and young girls ‘are Ogden August 22 Davis County at a reasonable' price” to me from all over the writing Farm Bureau day Farmington Au- It would provide that any indiMiss De Voe said ‘The gust 23 and 27: Box Elder fair vidual or corporation could bring country” seem— mothers— as it 3 4 Mor5 may strange and September charges that a certain leaseholder ask me for advice about their gan county fair Morgan September was not selling the refined products ‘ JLaaociated Preaa Photo i 10 11 and 12 Cache county fair at- “a fair daughters” state oil crude fr6ra land son of Maxon Matthew James went the Protestant She stack of the Jr pa15 16 Episcopal 17 (left) and through Logan September price” up a bulky envelope Dewey succeeds Ernest R Holmes bishop of Tennesee ehown with hit attorney Martin W Littleton in A publlo hearing would be held pers and held a New York court when a jury was selected for hit trial on a second de- and if a charge was proved the lease “Here is a woman who wants me to cf Salt Lake City New directors include Dewey M He la charged with the staying of an aged fellow would be cancelled and the con- give my opinion of ‘it and tell her cree murder can be done with daughters R Hovey manager of the Cache roomer duringcharge a fight in a New York rooming house last April testant given the preference in tak- what who seem to be letting a gay! life county fair John Birmingham cancelled lease the ing ’up the best of them” she said get president of the Davis county farm bill also would provide that “I am her that a straightbureau and J R Iky secretary of ed in both houses of the Nevada R H Rutledge Ogden regional for- “aThe writing fair would be lowest the price” ester and George Tucker of the Ida forward is preferable to the Morgan fair legislature Wednesday personality at which a lease holder was ‘it’ and that I consider The highway involved would link ho dairy department Resolutions price H in refined selling any given better than the more this quality products Nyssa Oregon and McDermitt Ne- will be adopted from a list of more territory spectacular The only difference in aspects of sex vada providing a direct route be- than 100 that have been submitted price permissible Of course appeal in various cities Limit tween Idaho and Oregon and Cali- Discussions of taxation and peace would be that due to freight rate there is no use denying that ‘it’ has some advantages Tt’ brings fame fornia and Utah points were outstanding on the program of variations to some girls and to others it H — H sessions yesterday convention the brings only trouble h Bealso The “I heard told her that mothers INSTALLED grangers Dodge Roy EQUIPMENT CARSON CITY Nev Jan 23— Idaho1 should modem daughters adgive tax been who re attie has expert v AP)— The “train limit bill” which BALT 29 — Complete vice and be sure it’s the right kind LAKE Jan tained by the state legislature as fax weather would limit the number of cars on facilities were in- If they don’t others will give them trains running in Nevada advisor advocate and v explain a stalled atrecording railway Fort Wednesday advice — the wrong kind” Douglas to seventy was Introduced into the Mof chief of the tax the load upon for the authority equalizing plan ate assembly Wednesday and was BURLEY Idaho Jan 23— (AP)— bureau weather at D INCOGNITO COSTLY Washington out stores and that chain Pointing referred to the committee on labor Speeches at the morning sessions C according to announcement of LONDON Jan 29— CAP)— It is A senate Joint resolution memor- and closing business activities in1 the other concerns with quick turnovers Colonel H C Price post command- costing the Earl of Chester a lot of ializing the secretary of agriculture afternoon and evening were on the cannot be 'adequately taxed under er of the post Jack on his current trip to South and the state of Oregon to devote program for the final day of the the present laws he proposed a state station was granted following re- America to pay out of his He n bill funds for comple- twenty-thir- d annual convention of tax on corporations and individuals quests of Colonel Price and J Cecil own pocket has went as: the he If tion of the “I O N” high- the Idaho state grange today for the privilege of doing business in Alter meteorologist of the local bu- Prince of Wales and not incognito way project was unanimously pass- - Among the morning sneakers were the state reau and the chamber of commerce Johnull would pay for everything re-elec- ted t - iJcvcda Train Lleasure Introduced v : Farm Sc Reach Final Stages ? - I SALTi LAKE Jan 29 —Five out: standing farmers of Salt Lake andDavis counties were awarded certificates ofi efficiency in agriculture by' the agricultural committee of the chamber of commerce Wednesday afternoon The men are Ward Hoi brook o: Hooper W D Criddle of river: “The church: More men going to Layton Gus Kasworm of Taylors-- R ville J Peterson of South Jor church today than right here” dan and J R Rawlins of Drawer DiLegally recognized “Marriage: vorce is a disgrace started out on a different trackThey but the women soon fixed that up” "Communism: Embraced by less than one per cent ' But the one per cent government is stronger with the 99 per cent than ever before” “Employment: Russia is the only country without an - unemployment Fctey’s Ifensy and Tap ! -- i Tre-ment- on - IFARMERS HONORED WASHINGTON Jan 29 (AP)— Here are some highlights of seven observation of the years’ first-han- d Russian scene by Hugh H Cooper American engineer of the Muscie Shoals dam now supervising a vast soyiet power project on the Dnieper r - ! Disgrace Labor ‘Is j Forced Unheard !of J LG3 ANGELES Jan 23— (UP)— —A new plan described by its spon- Daisy De Voe who has had two to study closely the sors as “fool-proo- f” was proposed in years in which “it” mysterious by Clara the house of representatives late Bow' feels that apossessed is both lucky girl Wednesday to secure uniform rea- and unlucky if she has “it" The screen star’s former secretary sonable gasoline prices in Wyoming such a declaration today as At the same time in the senate a made she read her “fan mail” in the bill which would have provided the jail where she has been held death penalty or life imprisonment county since last Friday when she was for bank robbers was killed Fairs at the annual convention here C L Varnick Plcas-- : Wednesday ant Grove was elected vice president and Miss Martha E Gibbs Salt Lake City secretary of the state fair Called Divorce Associated Preaa Photo Florence Wright 22town clerk was left to govern the 508 persons commission Wednesday at the capi-tIn Gllsum N H when the three The commission members expressselectmen resigned because of a dis ed confidence that Utah will evenover the lease of a town agreement tually get its share of the fund and snow plow agreed that the state should be ready to immediately start projects as the money becomes available stop3 teasing harassing: ol coughs' throat irritations: that tire out and prevent - coating on an irritated throat raises phlegm easily Sedative without opiates mildly laxative Ideal for elderly persons Ask for it Utah Will Go Ahead Go Quick With Water Inquiries Blackheads By This Simple Method There is a simple method that — i SALT LAKE Jan 29— In of makes blackheads go as if by magic the depleted condition of the spite federal Get two ounces of Calonlte powder reclamation fund the Utah water storage commission will go ahead with its investigations and preparations for contemplated projects This was decided at a meeting of the Puts a soothing sleep from your drug store sprinkle a little on a hot wet cloth rub briskly over the affected parts and in two minutes you will find every blackhead dissolved awav enHrelv ’ - nnmwmmmwmwnnitwHfwmti MIUMMtitUHUHiilitliiiiiiliu tMW - f s Oddie-Colto- so-call- ed DQ imow oto'clfco lottyleo pirice a I ‘ lays mem a ncrrjr niadt ScllZiijrciIl y xvlien erxp CKcSenee m-- Di Ikerrc orie HC’o'TSrzio Eo DHavo q r Gum-Dippi- is the Firestone trade name for that patented basic process which makes Firestone Tire3 fundamentally different from all other tires It is one of the reasons why Firestone through inany years has easily been able to make good the statement “Most miles per dollar” It is not something done to a tire after it is made It is something very vital done before the tire is made V - Ifcottonrubs ng 4 against cotton the tire soon heats up and why the i3 square-wove- n Then came the tires with parallel cords that could not saw- each- other The best square- - - of fine pure rubber are by the patented process integrated into every one hundred pounds of cotton cords ' This means three extra pounds of pure rubber added to an average set of tires ““and added where it means most to the strength and the life of the tire This extra all goes into the cords of the tire rubber rv ' -- where you never see it Gum-Dippi- fabric tires were so short-live- d - -- That collapces Eight pounds woven fabnc tire would go scarcely four thousand miles A poor cord tire will give ng : ' To grasp the full significance of Gum-Dippin- g is necessary to know something about how a tire is made and what goes on within i body is built up of layers or plies of cotton cords between which rubber has been forced Rubber is incompressible Hence the tire body practically does not expand or contract to meet road shocks It flexes —that is it changes form it V The strain of the flexing t s tends to pull the plies apart and also to pull the cord3 themselves apart A tire ilexes about seven hundred times in a mile —which gives some idea of the strains and the friction which a tire must endure i at least twice that mileage Making the cords parallel-waa great advance ut it was only part of the battle against J' 1 £ ' a r — It was realized that if the fibers of cotton in a cord could be insulated one from another then a in tire life could be had ccmpa step-u- p rable to that made by shifting from square-wove- n fabric to parallel cords That is what all tire makers have been striving for That is what Firestone has achieved Every cord cotton cords sawed one across another fibers yithin them are insulated' Silk to the top— with mercered ized interlined ' welt — over mercerized foot— pure silk heel e ‘New sleeves interestinsr slart fullness distinctive trimming effects and emphasis on the natural waistline stamp these dresses as authentic new fash- ions and your J C Penney Store makes them available at snoderate prices as usual 1 E?c? CinO Firestone : ires are not just tires They are thirty years of organized 1'V UZZ : is ex-perie- nce - to czZy 4 if ' AT- They are soldi only through Fire- stone Service Dealers and Service Stores and only a3 Firestone d Tires —bearing the Firestone name and bear-ing the Firestone emblem that appears ' ch this page v cevct Czzzzn - ( d - W3 ' rJCOLl v7dQt? jj I CCs— Uevr Fcretorly ‘i Gum-Dippe- C5g9C silk-plait- - I combinations in the decid- edly new spring shades—' and black is as important ' as ever! Here at Occo GIbcci? 1 LJ — increases tire life by from 25 to over 40 according to the sever ityoflhe sendee — the more severe the service the higher the Percentage internal friction at ed Uzx7 Lqv7 PeIec! VCZ2E3’ O nb 443 0 cLSu: T117S --b- s to tire life is internal' friction' Years and the ago the fabric was square-woven— —increases the flexing Iife of f cotton cord by 58 i j ’ Felts and straws and felt t ’ low-pric- coa£?e ijov f used in Firestone Tires has been treated with a rubber solution which penetrates every cord and coats every fiber and thus not only the cords but also the very The great enemy Why Gum-Dippin- g: 4 E-Iq-C Now you can afford attractive costume Jewelry to match every costume See the fascinating selection so just this The performance — the extra value— has been shown for years on the road and in the laboratory It has been proved that " ‘i The usual iire Jewelry Many Novelties does Firestone put in this extra valued And what does it mean to you? It means it a tire on the road The body of the tire bears the principal strains in service To it is attached the tread which provides traction and takes the wear of the road 'EJov : v ' Vestees collars xlir aad cuff se±s lace embroidery tailored beaded styles ready to add new smartness to tmj frock! Our own direct of many of ' these styles makes the low price possible I Gum-Dippe- Soft £oe quality you’d er7ect to pay more for I Smart i and a variety of fancy cpff kp-e- i CC:22 j 0fl93-02Q- 3- C- -3 4 Wherever you live — sa Elack and colors Attmctlvo Ctflza ccd CX4? ct v I ' na-Fcrtaf- aca -- GCovcb ClOcl city or country — a fresh and complete stock cf Firestone products is near- - by — Patent fi leath- - aqoaro Patent Or9 SiSSK' bard train underlay toe ’ Lather and laud snake effectively trim thla " ' r s 'Arch Cr C ' ' sup model port la patent leather —v ' O black or brown Lid - t ZZ2 n J D " n (V P- ’ - r 1 N 7 -- 1 o LI A R 7 N"1 U Ogden’s Greate'r Ehoppinrj 13 Ccnter-22nd-23r- d£: u &7o 'S7ash i- n 1 — |