Show i THE OGDEN STAN - a WOOLHAN SEES TIKES' BETTER f gays Natural Evolution Not Politicians Will Bring Recovery j rOCATELLO Jan D Sid Smith cf eboebone president of the Idaho Woclsrowerg association declared today in hif annual mesaa sra to th association convention that ha aeca a faint glow cf better tlme on the horizon" been recently ao disap"Jlnrrt milled he declared "X pointingly believe now my eyes If I would not the prospect of that know not did future Improvement U founded upon the natural evolution of decline and recovery and nr t upon the artificial manipulation! with which the politicians are aetkim to confound us ao that they may at the proper time etc I? in and -- lalm credit for the return of prosperity when It comes EXTENSIVE I OIXY 'Current Indication are" he said "that the transforming of Washington Into an expnimTstal laboratory for college profrasorsi may prove an ' rxrxnslva folly"! Declaring bllimnrtre being spent to create "an artlflc al prosperity" h observed that "It seems that the administration is attempting to curs unemployment by placing as many members of their own party on the public payrolls aa possible" There Is something wrong-- with a relief system" he' said which workers from the takes fields and stock farms where they are employed at fair and supporting government wages to Jobs at salaries! which would bank rupt private industry' As benefits to the industry during the past year he lilted the reduction In grazing fees cn forest lands and the provision for a variable fee based on the price? of lambs the elimination of surplus production and the establishment of better credit facilities He deplored the processing tax declaring that when applied to hogs It failed to aid but f'had the opposite effect to a practically dUtrous degree' He asserted a processing tax on mutton would drive consumers to vegetable and meat substi13-(- AP)- I ? ed able-bodi- slow-moti- I i Settlement Plans Go Awry Evangelist To Appear In Court to settle his marital troubles Semple McPherson was disclosed today $2000 Huttcn for In an affidavit prepared for the evangelist Edward A Adams attorney for Mrs Huttcn asserted In the affl davit the night club entertainer sought to settle for $2000 and obtain the divorce decree in return withdrawing his demand for a dep ositlon from her Apparently the offer went awry for Mrs Hutton's counsel agreed she would appear before her husband's lawyers to answer questions with Aimee January 23 Meanwhile the evangelist was haled into a court cn a bench warrant Shi said what with so many court cases and the annual Four ttquare g on pel assembly she had forgotten all about the suit of Den M CJoldman former counsel claiming $2000 In fees Che says It was only $250 and will tell more about It in court today 44 AFTER KILLER Suspect Held In Bruta Murder of Store Operator -UP- )-Holding I I0AH0AN HURT SAVING I UTAHNlNOTES State Senator Denies U S Being Victimized By Program SALT LAKE CITY Jan 12— (AP)— State Senator Paul H Hunt manager of the Park Utah Consoll- caiea Mines company told mem- bers of the Utah chapter of the American Institute cf Mining and Metallurgical Engineers here yes terday that the United fitatea rn eminent Is not beina victimised hv the program announced recently j by President rtooacveit He also expressed the belief that the program would not result In excess profits to silver producers " He predicted the abandonment by Prance of the gold standard and then similar action by other smaller countries who still ire on the same monetary standard! By purchasing some 20000000 ounce oi newiy mined suver each year Mr Hunt said the government In four years will make a profit of $64600000 and will Increase employment to" the value of at least $150000000 try removing persona from relief roles and the resultant benefit to agriculture and Industry silver-purchasi- ng -- 1 44 f ' Brother of Former Congressman Dead naval office spokes TOKYO man expressed doubt that Admiral i Suetsugu was quoted correctly In a magazine which attributed to him the statement tnet Japan must pre Strikes pare to "defend herself against j j An-nu- al -- RIO DE JANEIRO — Eight Were I L03 ANOELES Jan 12— (AP)— known drowned1 70 others unoffl An Increasing strike menac in the clally reported dead In floods In Southern California food Industry Brazil and Argentina had reached the point today where a request had been made upon the HAVANA — With the failure of governor to be prepared to call out political factions to agTee on a con the state militia Sheriff Qeorge Campbell tele ciliation plan talk of revolution was revived Army navy and police graphed Governor James Itolph Jr that striken in the vegetable fields patrols were Increased of Imperial Valley were getting beyond control of police and that aid GHANOHAI — M ftd urn e of state troops might be necessary authorities charged Nanking were "deliberately murdering" jthe f Law enforcement agencies here Mr and keeping a stern hand over disconprotest hunger-strike- rs Mrs Paul Nouiens by refusing them tented laborers took the Initiative a retrial Sentenced for life they to stop what they claimed was the begun refusing food Nouiens Is r ear source of the trouble Communists by submitting to federal immigra death tion authorities data on more than asserted aliens with communistic PARIS— Unemployed coal miners 50 tendencies They would have them In northern France threatened to strike against a' contemplated pay deported i Continued circulation of handbills cut and to dnve home to tne ov the condition of milk disdecrying ernment their need of more work tributed here brought another sharp They now average two days a wfcek criticism from the county health desaid milk which the partment PARI3— Premier Chautempa said supply was all bver the Btavisky i Btcve Comers right Royalist riots secretary of the scandal threatened a coup d'etat to Food Workers Industrial union re entablliih a directory in Frahce vealed plans to organise In every Troops were hefd ready if needed section of the food industry In to maintain orar Southern California adding that the way that organization could be VIENNA-Vl- ct Chancellor Fey only waa by strike achieved struck against Austrian Naz 14 by Jailing three of tfulr leaders Sun-Yat-B- en ! and Warsa- w- cls official x circles !of governments looked with synicism upon the United States senate bill to prohibit Americans from buying their bonds They aald they did not expect the bill to become a law debt-defaulti- — PRINCTSAiUNG ng j Ji PORTSMOUTH — British battle ship Nelson went solidly aground In the harbor here TO MEET BRIDE Honeymoon Reunion Wil Be Made With Heiress Across pacific SAN FRANCISCO Jan 12— (AP) LONDON — iThe United States Yokohama bound ships —Separate dollar closed at 6084 to the pound carried Prince Alexis Mdlvanl today and his bride toward their expected round the world honeymoon reunion on the other side of the Pa cific Barbara Hutton Mdlvanl 840000 fi cents' 000 Woolworth heiress sailed from San Francisco at three pm yesterday on the Japanese liner Tatsuta Mam an hour after the Prince left IN Vancouver B C on a sister ship the Hlkawa Mara Both looked forward to their reunion In Japan i Prince Alexis left his bride of last OF June at Reno Nev Sunday after traveling with her from New York i In her father's private railroad Thousands of Troops Ready coach He skirted California to avoid the threat of a summons to To March On Pans at the Impending Los Angeles ' If testify j! Necessary trial i of his brothers David and Serge charged with grand theft In PARIS Jan li -C- AP) — Premier connection with oil company opera Camilla Cbautemps warned the na tions tion today that! the Royalists riot over the stavlnsky scandal held threat of a coup d'etat to establish a gain of 1 cents to the pound from Thursday) In Parti It gained H centime to close at 18324 francs (Q125 cents toi the franc) and in Berlin it sold at 369 marks '(3718 I : EUND PROVIDED3 MARY IL SLACK Correspondent e Japan' t H EVANSTON NEWS Committee of Legislature Judge Would Close Idahoahs Invent Screen To No Change Made In Blamed- - For Delay In Sharpness To Directors of Banks Several Postoffices Investigations Photographs In Imperial Valley EVANSTON Wyo Jan 12— EVANSTON Wyo Jan 12—ElimSALT LAIE CITY Jan 12- -' POCATELLO Become Menacing To Idaho Jan 12— stockholders' meetings have ination of postoffices In small towns (AP)i-Th£ Joint A appropriations (AP)— F jMetlin Pocatello pho4 been held at the Evanston banks well as of 'committee o'$ the 1933 legislature as Evanston to Security Claim Mc4 James and Professor adjacent tographer during the: wee No changes were was estab- STATE TROOPS Donald of tlje University of Idahoi Southern Jrnch today announces perfection of la method which makes "third dimension photography" possible Registration of depth an Improvement long sought In camen work the Infentors said' Is poaslblo now as a result of their discovery The inventors claim to have perfected a screen which diffuses light and gives sharpness and clarity to photographs) Faces of subjects in exhibited photographs jtake on a natural full ness and shadows are eliminated Mctlln la !a former resident of Dillon and MJssoula Mont McDoni aid who furnished technical assistance In the making of the required apparatus Joined the University o Idaho faculty a year ago lie for merly was an instructor In Call fornla and Mexico BUSINESS MEM'S MOTHER IS DEAD I made in directors or officers either at the rapt National bank or the Stockgrowdrs bank Directors of the First National bank are: George E Pexton John R Arnold O E Bradbury W D Crompton J H Martin and II L Williams Directors of the Btockgrowers bank are : Dr J L Wicks Charles A Myers J L Cheese T F Wright William P)jgm Fred Coles Calvin Schell Wl Ham Haines and Harold Kelly itnLirr CHIEF VISITS head of Wyoming's state relief with headquarters hi Cheyenne met here on Wednesday evening with members of the local relief committee Miss flowers came here to give Instructions relative to the rules and rcg ulatlons of the federal relief syttem MG IiArtViSTKD Evanrtori's- ice crop la being harvested by rjlahley to Davis this week Tho Ice Is unusually good this year The harvest will bo complete by Sat urday night Miss Mjjrgnret Bowers - Many At Funeral From Out lown Mrs Jennie H Thorstenscn died this afternoon at her home- 1234 of street Bho waa born Twenty-fiftIn Norway Ghe would have been 70 years of agej on the twenty-secon- d Jan EVANSTON Wyo of the present month Chnrifs Ji friends and relatives Thorste risen and Oeorce M Thor out of town who earner here tofrom atstensen business men of Ogdcn arp tend the funeral of James E Bur-de- tt sons of Mrs Thorstenscn were Mr and Mrs Ernest Our-dc- tt Mr ind Mrs Ernest Burdctt aiid Mrs Marlon Burdctt Mr Jr C(W CIIANQKS VOTE" and Charles Geneva Burdctt rLINTi 'virch — (UP) — Ilather all of Bait j Lake City Mr andBpence Mrs than face the prospect of trying to Bert Mixl Garfield Utah Frank round up their cows for mllklnit Burdett Shoshone Idaho Mr and after dark a Jury changed' its vote Mrs Jim Burdett Mr and Mrs and permitted a verdict of acquit Floyd Brown Mrs Henry Morgan tal In the caio of a woman charged George Baker Ed Baker all of n with slaying her two children forf Mrs (Max Cazin Denver Mr mer Coroner C H O'Neill said to- and Mrs William R Gilpin and son day O'Neill said the Jury reported llalph Gllplh and Mrs Annie Fora vote of 11 to 1 for a guilty ver bes all of Itock Springs Mrs Brig-ha- m diet Eleven Jurors anxious to finj-is-h Marrllottl and daughter Mrs the day's chores on their farmjr Virginia Nowlond Emery Marriott before dark agreed finally to vot Frank Emery all of oanand Utah who was wM Mr and Mrs Andrew Easton John with tho "hdd-out- " to stay i night to prove his Easton Mrs Lillian McVlcars all of lng Vyo Joseph Burton of point according to the story told Oivklcy Porntello Idaho to O'Nflll - h! f 12-A- mong j Og-de- " i I blamed fjr delay in investigat- several rural routes and the lishment of a new routine of mall to rural districts were advocated by Judge George II Crosby Jr in a talk given at this week's luncheon meeting of the Evanston Lions club i Investigation of distribution of rural mail waa referred to the club'i major activities committee consisting of U E Wilkinson Dr D B William! and Stanley Baillnger i Vice president Franklin E Bhaw presided at the meeting The feature of the meeting consisted of two saxophone solos by Harry Bodlne accompanied by his mother Mrs George Bodlne George Jones! was a guest of Walde-m- ar Anderson at the meeting and D A Jay of the federal land bank was a guest of James II Barrett ing rates ofipubllc utilities Thurs- day by Herbert N Maw Its chair- - man'i 0 - The state nvestlgatlrie: committee' of nine frt the same time an- nounccd it will provide funds for the state public utilities commission to conduct lt$ investigation of rates of the UtahPower As Light com- pany and this Mountain States Tel- ' ephone and Telegraph company "A chairman of the committee I was agahut low appropriations and fought fatee economy of the committee ln paring down the al- -lotmant for the commlssloiV' fieri ator Maw said "With the money" it now has tho commlrMon is hand-icflppIt 'fiinnot launch H in- vcstitfatlon Injo electrlo power rates until Sthe telephone raa is d Loosed j iircauRoi with the money at of hand-ienn work on only one case Noted On at a tim?' j Helsald action of the committee-oi New County Building nfno would aid the commU&lon its investigation and pecd greatty I Illce ' It John attorney 12— deputy EVANOTON Jan Wyo tc was signed general Thursday In la made the tree Progress being tion of the building which Is being Investigation of power put up between tha court house and slon In Its wtes The assignment the Jail m one of Uinta countya and Jihono CWA projects Borne of the material was made byttorncy General Josused Is being taken from tho old eph Chest or£ request of Joel Nib- Atkinson house located east of the ley attorney:-- for the Consumers' railroad tracks which waa recently Welfare llcst&rch league bought by the county and which Is being razed The new building will be ued to house emergency relief cases and to take care of jurymen j rd t Progress J ) Bottle Broken At Structule Christening W'N Jin 13ill—Mrs MattU PTIOVO j V NEWS And VIEWS e h" 'y-- Wattls Uawla of Oiitden member of th$ Utah-iftathospital board of trustees broke a bottle of spring water Thursday to christen a dairy building recently completed on the hospital grounds Thj old hospital main building is being! dismantled and the material stored away Efforts are being made to Increase the hospitals water supply f qr household and irrigation use Superintendent Garland H race related to the board how he had visited ?3 paroled patient! In Cache) Weber and Bait Lake counties Web-- cr cofinty meetings are held in the I hospital 4)erien ' (Continued from rage One) nation to a mere machine Is yet to be worked out The individual must be allowed to strive to excel and to gain extraordinary rewards but ft limit must be act In the piling up of riches at the expense of fair dealing with human kind i The urge to achieve la to be retained but avarice must be curbed Greed must be held within bounds FEAR FRANCE I UPRISINGS a "directory" J ? Thousands of troops were i held ready to march on Paris If necessary to stamp out the disorder- - which have occurred in a protest against alleged complicity by government officials In the Bayonne pawnshop collspse which cost the French ? re public more than $40000000 The president of the chamber of deputies adjourned the body suddenly this afternoon In the midst of a pandemonium! which broke out when Deputy Jean Ybarnegaray charged that "the police assassinated Serge Btavlnsky founder of the pawnshop To hush the case and protect hlghcr-up- s Premier Chautemps Jumped to his feet waved his arms and pro tested that Stavlnsky killed himself when secret service operatives surrounded him last Monday and pleaded h would make a "personal investigation" otj the affair The chamber previously had been twice suspended because of the noise V boy1ets1g7 ' 1 ! PIECES OF SKIN i Lad Recoverinpr o 6 (( -- 1 O From O a 0 'i j hi Burns Thanks To Aid of Mother 1 8 f 1 ffpt 'XXXXJ 1- E I Seeks Cattlemen - - WHEELS: SHERIFF OUSTS Senator "nt A BIGGER SMOOTHER FASTER STRAIGHT j8 I INTO i BY CAMERA ROLPIITO CALL RATE INQUIRIES NORTH BEND Neb Jan 12— (UP)— Ills Injuries repaired by 267 nxxxi pieces of his mother's skin little was Arlan Luts recovering today from burns which covered nearly naif or his body k The boy was burned In a kitchen range explosion last September 3 Blnce then his mother Mrs Eugene Luts: has supplied 207 pieces of skin from 50 to 60 at a time from INQUIRY her body for grafting on the chest 'h leg arm and side of her child Omaha surgeons who performed (Continued from Tsge One) the operations predict 'recovery for In the hall group If the guardian banks were came both When the adjournment ciosea hundreds of deputies continued to The Ford groun already had nour yell slam their ' desk tops and rush t J KNEE-ACTIO- N ed millions Into the banks Ford about -said adding they decided we — r-4- 4 wouiant go any farther" ! Leyburn testified the government BEND IX BRAKES K-- Y FRAME LARGER FINER FISI ER BODIES had tdone all it could to aave the King Detroit banks and that criticism GAS- of the government's part In the STARTERATOR Views of LONGER WIJEELBASE oiMNCH) LAKE SALT CITY Jan AT came situation "from the politicians —Deputy Sheriff James A Faust CROSS-FLO- W FISHER up there who want to make pawns RADIATOR ELECTOR AP) SALT LAKE CITY Jan and Charles M Fernstrom were or we depositors" —Views of Utah cattlemen on meas discharged today by Sheriff 8 Grant DAD MANAGEMENT NO DRAFT VENTILATION now pending' before congress Young for drinking on duty The It F O haa been accused urea wer© being sought today by Senator or being the big bad wolf that came They are alleged to have been H King of Utah William the Influence of liquor while under up to Michigan that February mornM MacFarlane president of the J a prisoner from Wyom ing-- and closed the banks" he said Utah Cattle and Horse Growers' 'as- returning insr The fact Is the government gave sociation was attempting to Two' policemen reported they had every bit of helo it nosslblv could gather the today n Information requested by ift Hi1 m round Most of that talk eome$ from the Senator KJn wiiuam Julian the In a letter which politicians up there who want to Mr MacFarlane received yesterday prisoner alone In the denutles' auto make pawns of the depositors Im Measures or interest to cattlemen mobile and discovered Faust two not reiemng to present company Include one for reduction of pro blocks away In search of gasoline for Senator Couzcns" duction and reimbursement to grow tne car lie had taken Fernstrom The chief examiner laid the Mich-lga- ers through proceeds of a processing home he averted crash to "bad manacement' tax such such as now anoliea to CRIPPLED ROBIN PET to the serious conditions In the nogs IIOLYOKE Mass — (UP)— Mrs Union Guardian Trust company and Arthur Bennett's favorite net is a to tosses caused y the group having robin she found crippled by ft fall taken over the Keane-IUgbcomPOET ADVOCATES from its nest near her home laat pany and the American State bank "And when you aay bad managespring She nurse dits broken leg PRESS HOLIDAYS was neaiea with the idea ment you've said a mouthful" he uiuu La vaa r'a fa Ut U a ear that If ymr prawnt tftnd tfvlaV en irt a A STRAIGHT 0 f Tha car will mak tha of setting It free But the robin GIT added J numa Pout lae waa tha yoa giv ltrwardU!rl(ht C5) fti SL0W-D0WN-DAdown ptyutant ®You Tha I'wnJ lttrtnt imootb He said the dividend coliev wai comforts Itlthia the Y of to home tiirliht preferred 2J IS t a ii a tn v -- a At pn a ff rt fhrap rrtrff t flciilril' tha tiaa nct Straight me tne rigors oi wiae open spaces rnaar It win ptMmif absolutely unwarranted both from that It vtiy tittl tnot mtii tha luxury 4 Etfaliht Ettht tMrcau Eight for 14 will dJ ar mUn nwlia tha down so It still lives at the Bennett fuel fot wit ell and tit vt th vrjr ity that alowly-anmora icgaj ana business standpoint" lha Kiht Ummpm IHttUia Straight rtawr ti a big ty Una wltn thota of alaaa TORONTO Ont Jan 12 — (UP) residence Its mistress haa named ear Th iftiart all tvtdewt Indirattt a nitot tatlun at prtra that in rhrptt Vuur nirtiildi i'twttais 'pnilaJ thaukt Tcxlay'a " American It Bobb —Christopher Morley tomparai favorably wltlt t fvthr rtnnmcmi lit lilghar rtiala vala iiarm'tiM In any raa finur and morii apatllout tha and of ttta road1 will t lca of many can tha newspaperman liit vary fw pott and novelist It lualibt tnftna BirjilgHt thit lmptovf4 with laaa t btttt la eytia Jutt btrauM It it a dotlart fimm Why wai d and rlwa you tnma rr Klttht ntln fivt yoa tt "expert in stupidity" By DANCES OPERATE SCHOOL Anftthar and dilva tha dara tmfmmmrtft ttralght fcljlit 10 tha !ln y ia amf went Into a huddle with himself last gr ( ttpuwx ami ratr iwtay itt Tha naw rrmtlae why niUa nw rtaanii la et Impotttnt lull 4 KHXWr — — Ailtr ROCHESTER Mich IBPi mint and came up thinking temcmbff ta daftrtiicly thi graat flaw I'onliao It a airtight uight i mora wfful earttlr Bond wtoh SI a t"T tf antf I a tha uth a wltt Invtitintntl your Hl'jitayl He thouaht three thine Mil tmtiibl9 aeonorri actual tntlaf an Nyrl Thev Profits from weekly dances am for continued were In descending order of Interest largely responsible i j Hfu 13 (AP) — The ana importance? operation or tne Avon school oft United fit a t antfi a k ficials aald 1— That aU newspapers should today Proceeds from hiblt Americans from buying bonds uanena the flaturd&v night entertainment onea a PUDUcatmn week m if Lit Litii i aw lTifF nsr nns rvi t si on one of the present working days are used to pay heat and light bills O 1 painful Impression" on French gov a— in at w§ mayor of every city ma buy some supplies enabling : an S77 n n t? to officials en the continent should nroclaim wtuicju cay teachers' salaries loasy Official I t Wtra I "slowdown-dav- " en which vrv from meager tax funds "trt lr4sS nooeiui that tha hn one concerned should take time off tatlves would vote sgsinn the bill to think and take a look at him- CALLS ON DLRN w Govern rn Tit riru 1 tClf WASHINGTON Jan 12— fA- Ihm M the breakdown rt ((v ii I—That holidays Ilka Christmas Commlailoner Osiaa of tha Philin- i can dot nrgotiatlons made it lrn- - and Independence day now fixd pints made a brief courteay call on jf should poisjcue ror me French government if possible be sprung cn the war vtm this morn-in- tt Id fftiirt tha Afht (tun tmt i reoDle suddenly so that thv mM uecreiftryor hU first visit to" the secretary liament pending some new nave wiea wnen tne needed tiism since h!j recent return from the A Oenerai Motori Silver Anniversary Vklue t Tuna in on Col Ctoopnajlf ami Dudd tveryWciintgiay and C?tufdy over tha Columbia ttetwk k 0 1!5 p m E iiooirSm SILVER BENEFIT i DEPTH SHOWN BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS PARIS-Druss- NAM PA Idaho Jan one suspect In connection with the brutal killing of II D House Nampa fur store operator Idaho police today spread a state wide net for the murderer Cecil Evans 21 Caldwell was de tained by police for questioning He ! - On Thumbnail LOS ANGELES Jan 12— (AP)— An asserted proposal by David Hut-to- n circling was arrested yesterday shortly after House died In a Nampa hospital of a fractured skull believed to have been caused by blows by an ax Recovering consciousness for a few minutes after he was found slumped In a pool cf blood at his desk House described his assailant j tutes i as about 23 of age weighing Suggestions of a 'general scaling 160 pounds years a short and wearing atoff in the tariff also drew an was He overcoat and cap stocking It declared tack from Bmlth (He man to name unable lead the give i "would permit a flow of Imports Into police to believe the murderer this country that would eventually lng a stranger undermine the structure of national was Aside from a wallet containing adwhich the recovery Independence about $13 police said nothing was ministration Is striving to erect" from the store missing He protested that the recovery 44- exadministration! by Increasing penses to stockyards and commission houses had checked the possibilities of lower rates to stockmen He urged adjustment of transportation facilities to aid the railroads not by CHILD Increasing rates but through "elimination of waste extravagant operation needless competition and duAuto Strikes Woman On plication of service" PRAISES CREDIT TLAN Highway After Boy Turning te the credit situation he On Tricycle praised operation of the regional agricultural credit corporation and TWIN FALLS Idaho Jan 12— protested the present changes being made under the farm credit admin- (AP) —An attempt by Mrs Berth istration The formation of pro- Noble 49 wife of Charles C No duction credit corporations he said ble cf Twin Falls to save her three Is compelling each borrower to be year-ol- d Dean OrUcll grandson responsible for the borrowings of his from injury In an automobile result f ed In the critical Injury of Mrs NoAfter repeating protests against ble here late yesterday She was struck by a motor ear "national experimentation" he sum med up the situation by saying "it urivcn vy a jr JMoarcnouse twin woul seem that the depression has Falls produce dealer on the high run Its course that the woo Indus- way a half mile east of here Mrs Noble ran In front of the au try has been reduced to a level where any change must be for the tomoblle when she attempted to l i rescue her grandson who was cross better" lng the road on a tricycle ers SHERIFF ASKS —A on ? S2000 FRIDAY EVENING JANUARY 12 1934 R - JUHEE ASKED TO Foreign News 'FAINT GLOW OF PAY HATE DARD-EXAMINE- TWO DEPUTIES V : 12-(- j and 12-(- m a M T I ftll IT n ee 2) M J l- d GALT LAKE CITY Jan I2-f- AP) —Wade ' Loofbourow of Salt Lake City secretary of the Ottenhelmer company and member of the board of trustees of Westminster college of this city tor more than 20 years died here yesterday cf heart j dis-ca- se ! Surviving besides his widow are two sons and two daughters and three brothers among the latter being former Conmswian Frederick C LocfDourov Eall Lake City — i POSITION OPEN WASHINGTON Xhe civil service Jan commisalon today that applications will received until January 30 to fill the vacancy in tl poatmaUcr&hip it Ptovo Utah The office carries a fiakry cf $3: 00 f an-Roun- cfd French Pained Buying Vote self-style- ! low-pri- ! rf113 - 1 cu-cic- n - ON DISPLAY SATURDAY a Mm4 J tni4 At i 4u-viu- Ci 2619 Vsliltifcoe1- Awe - 4 w 3 ' |