Show TIIE SALT li'AKE TKIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 7 18 1933 tator” to handle the water to prevent dictator plan suggested by Begole would insure adeeiuule water for the actual want in the cities Water Dictator’ for Colorado W'altenburg cities at the expense of the farmers' Against this Fnt of the Conservation League crops of the South Platte Valley and the Bishop Vohr in milking his ' Urged as City Faces Shortage president Consolidated Dite lies of the South nouncement today said that in anDen- DFNVFR Mai eh 17 (Pi— As offi- Ihe west Tlnee mild winteis with cials w oiked toward establishment of little snow on the vvateisheds has so for Colorado and loweied Denveis reservoirs that i ‘water dutatoi Heart Attack Proses Platte valley laimeis prepat ed to de- drastic piohibilions against use of fend lliemst !v es against him the Most watei for any but domestic purpose Lrnest L Holler Cheese-ma- n Rtv Urban 1 Vclir today called for have already been enacted chief stoiage reservou is Lake of areas the ram for in dry players Tire Dealer little mcne than a pond now and Colorado Hie water famine today brought to Mayoi George D Begole has suggested d a head the quarrel of Citv and that someone possibly Governor F d Ernest L Butler prominent Rail country for the scant water supply of win C Johnson be appointed a “dic Lake business man and fonmr bishop S waid died of the Belvedere L at unexpectedly his home in the I v a n h o e apartments on F i lday Buy the newest in btjlo merchanrii'-- o at morning of a heart attack For the last Sears’ Values Demonstration low several years he had been engaged — tin' quality is guaranteed! Invent vour in the tire business fcf and at the time dollars where you get immediate his death was ow E L Bi of the ei Minal satisfaction rlioos now ler r‘ie c°mpan eRr!1'"v from hundreds of ft (Mi new itenu ’ had finished its busiest dav in weeks Nonsupport was charged in seven suib dc c ion in one and cruelly in two State Road Measures Also Ret Approval Others Okehed A new child labor net was written Into the statute s of Utah F liday when Paula Castillo was granted a d voice from Fnuque Castillo shoillv after she filed suit on nonsupport They weie married Janugrounds ary 3 1921 Mrs Castillo was given custody of their four children deciees on who won Others grounds of nemsuppent were Genevieve Peirv Hvler from William F llvler Fern Znachko from George Znichko Norma Henderson from K F Hendi isoti Nina Peail Beebe Horn Hluvd C Beebe Murv A Lmdgren from Adam B Lmdgren and Nellie Coon Horn Ralph Coon Ciuclty was allegedly Ruth McKinley Bowman against Ralph K Bow m in and Lcssie May Figgms Thomas Alexander Figgins agam-- t II Bin 'on Williams won a decree Horn C hi i' tie Fllv Barnson Wllnims on the gouiid of de'ertiem -- age-ol- Covet nor Henry II Blood joined the bill introduced m the lerent session bv Mrs Bui ton W Mussr r senator Horn Balt lake It was one ‘of seveial bills s’gned by the chuf executive dining fl day devoted almost rntiuly to conudera lion of the bills now littering his desk as a result of the final and nioie oi less fi antic effoits of the mint It a islatme to grt i's wink tluough bv 13‘ 18 a son of Muon W Sunday morning The governor aho signed Uvo road and Matildas ButCOMMISSION! R TO SPEAK bills lntrodmed bv Senalon O C ler he had spent Citv Commissioner George D Kev hLs Bovs man of h in ah and Geoi ge Jeffer vouth in C ache ' on of Milford One of these adds to ser will speak on Trees" Monday at valley wheie he the state road system about 400 miles 11 30 a m at a meeting in the farm distrct K of secondaiy roads and the other per house hold of the Salt LA mits the state road commission to ac- federation of 'women s clubs Mr Key-- ' ser w ill discuss tree planting work a! was at Mr llutler completed quire rights of wav for state roads The primary road bill the bill to de- Mountain Dell park the Brigham Young college in Logan vote 1 2 cent of the gasoline sales tax He later entered the contracting business w ith his brothers and w orked exclusively to secondary roads and four acts affecting the regulation and for several years on the cnnstiuction of the Western Parific railroad registration of motor vehirles and the lr dnvers still await appioval Mr Butler was called on a mission The second house bill to be signed for the L D S chuich in 1909 and bv the governor since the legislatuie for thiee years he served in Samoa ri adjourned reveived his approval during pait of which time be was dav was introduced bv Kepresen It president of the conference He marof L Huntsville Pe'erson tative J ried Mi's Nattie L Cutler in the Salt and permits the state industrial school Lake L D S temple in 1913 to enter into contract with the United Until 1921 he engaged m farming near Boise Idaho He then took lie bta'es government or oher public vvfe and family to Simoa where he agencies or w ith private agencies for the care if children whom it is rie orved cm hs second niiS'ion H church and in 1922 was appointed tired to place in the institution Other bills signed by the governor president of the Samoan mission to Include succeed John Q Adams of Ccntor-- v S R 175 Ward C llolbiook Davis die of edu — Permitting the slate board He returned to Salt I ake in 1927 e state high and in 1929 was appointed bishop of cation to part of the the Belvedere ward school funds for vocational educa He was also a member of the Extion S B 24 H B Calder Uintah— Regu change club and of the F xecutives asand game sociation having served as an officer latmg the conduct cf Ilnico plants are getting Ju't as and a director of the latter guides S B II Calder— Changmg fishtngltued of winter as are real people Surviving are bus w mow two childates at Fish lake and some other iThev feel the need mans of them of dren Montez and Fcrron Le'av ButIhibei noting Ike hears Manv plants ler his mother an adopted daugh'er points in southern Utah S B 29 Ira A Huggins Weber— must have a resting period To give Mrs William Kalmar and the followBrov iding that names of a party s can them this take them out of the liv ing ing brothers and sisters Mrs John didates lor any office to which niore'part of the house prune them put in M Bingham 11 irold M II in Venla than ore person is to be elerted shall a cool not cold dark place Keep and W mitred Bu'ler a of Silt Lake them moist but not wet K E Butler and Mis C A Brow n of be arranged in alphabetical order lion— Per They will repay you for their red Trenton C D Butler and Mrs H F S K 39 W ilfoi d Day mi' ting the klltng of dogs caught ing juried by blooming and floui ish Bergeson of Coinish Mai in A Butam ing when brought back into the light ler of Daniels Idaho 1’nk I) Bu'ler worrying or chasing domestic and sunshine a few months later of Bingham Prue Sade Marion W maLs or fowl Some plants seem to grow very Asa M A V and A L Butler of well for months at a time and then Di iggs Id iho SALT LAKIRS RtTIRN Mis W J Wolslcnholme of 1422'bang something happens to them This was the case with Lois' ivv Man Dio to Salt of Wound South the pride of her life But lake Friday from Venice Cal with Itnowhadlt been looked 'ick and drooping Inflicted 1)V HilllM-lher daughter and two giandrhildrenk a florist who told her consulted She Du and and W Tooke Billy S Mrs Hacked by James William Glcdhill All who Tooke who were in California at the that hci plant had been male lived ne ir Saltan died in a luc al hos time of the earthquake a m Get oapcudc Bnng pan F i id iv at 12 49 p ru vour ivv to a unriv light pi ice and pital Gledlnll deputies repented Mr off wash leaf each Rinse carefully slashed himself with a knife aftn the cloth aftc r each leaf has been an asset led quart ol m his home w ashed o that v on don’t mfei t a good He was bmn Wednesday afternoon leaf with the scale from an infested at Mount Pleasant September 5 187b leaf a son of John and Elizabeth Handles Wash the outside of the pot too Glcdhill He was a farmer and had You need not be gentle wilh that lived in Salt Lake county three years but you must handle the ny leaves Surviving are his widow Mis Ff carefully fie Ainsworth Gledhill tlnee sons Then you say your geranium Is F lden Boyd and Harold Glcdhill two growing like a weed but has no flow- daughters Mrs Dm tela King rind ers Did you use commercial fertil- Miss Devona (Jedlull all of Salt izer’ Ah I thought so That is mar Lake one brother Albert T Oled velous for leaves but not good for the hill three sisteis Mis Elizabeth A development of flowers Use specially Watd Mis Alice Fl Sorensen ami Mrs Violet A Anderson all of Rich prepared fertilizer for flowers And if vour heavy leafed geraniums field and three grandthildien need support try twisting a wire coat hanger so that it Rffords leaning to Jewish Hang your coat hanger supports of That Make Horn its own hook and let the geia And Socialist I'liMcian mum plant rest on the extended arm Know ledge To lay Perhaps it Is child care rather than BERLIN Mirch 17 urt-Inton plant care which is enneernit g you tion of cam cl ng rontrac ts of all ' Jew Send a stamped self addressed envcl ish Snciah't and ci nimuiii't phvsi npe for a leaflet on the subject Nancy uf citv bospi'iLs here was an Page rray be addieszed care of this' Clans nnunced in a rommumque tonight by None genuine without paper Julius Lippert Berlin s nazi comma lour this Trade-Marsloner 1933 Publishers (Copyright Druggist can supply you The manifesto sta'ed phvsiciars In Syndicate ) these categories consti'ute 85 per cent James II Stedman London Eng Ra Iways of France will buv"l new '—and in some eases nearly 100 per loent — of several hospital staffs steam locomotives this vear Ike Platte said “we certainly will fight " Wdttenbuig declued that an attempt "by Denver or any anvone else to interfere with the faimers' watei rights would be nut with bittci resistance " Manv fauncis and ditch companies have water lights prioi to those ot Denver Efforts bv the municipal water board luue to buy sutfieient water or to have it sent through the Moffat tunnel from the western slope The of the mountains have failed ©Mi Fancy Domestic ver Colorado Springs and Pueblo (Th Popnhr Hire) to offer prayeis pnstms weie after eai'h mass until after the emergency has passed W 0 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