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Show ! ( t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, THURSDAY MORNING ts DECEMBER FRAT COUNCIL AT 4U WOULD SWIM GROUPS REORGANIZE STATE' OKEHS UTAHN LAUDS TEACHER LIST 11, 1930. fraternity, and secretary-treasur- er Don Wlnrgar of the Bigma Nu fraternity. Tfiese officers will also act aa a committee to drat up a constitution for the new group. The revised council will be made up of a representative from each frateml'v and one faculty tepresen-tattvDean of Men Herbert B Maw who Is secretary of the present organisation, was elected tentatively to this post. A photographic system of surveying and registering ground dimenof one sions measures within one-ha- lf per cent of accuracy. Hunters Bag Five Fraternity Head Attacks Hazing Mountain Lions Five mountain Ilona have been bagged by hunters of the United so far this States biological surv winter. George E. Holman, leader In predatory animal control work for the survey In Utah, reported Wednesday. Two were killed In the Junction district, two were slain on the east fork of the Sevier river, and the other was bagged on the east ride of Boulder mounla'n. Rough-hous- e tactics In the Initiation of pledgee have no place In rituals, Milton H. Love, district praetor of Bigma ChJ, national social fraternity, told members of the University of Utah Mothers club Wednesday afternoon at a meeting in the Park building. The older men In fratemltlea aro absolutely sincere In attempting to stamp out this evil, he stated. fra-torn- tty Plans for the reorganisation of the University Interfraternity council Twenty-fou- r Get CertificaStale Association Leads in subject to the approval of the faculty were made at a meeting Wednesday tion Papers for Three (This highway information Is transcontinental highway cast dur Boosting Aquatic Sport, afternoon. based on report received the tng the winter months. The following tentative oftlcers Divisions. Says Secretary, U. 8. 40 (Victory east), open to night before morning of publicawere elected for the new group tion. Motorists contemplating Paik City, Vernal and Denver. Some President. Paul Iverson of the Pi long trips are advised to call Tribtough stretches between Vernal and Kappa Alpha fraternity: vice presl- The certification committee of the une Information, Wasatch 590, re- Denver. Efforts to keep the lilghuay The Utah Association of Pools andjdent. Milo Marsden of the Sigmw PI - ; state board of education Wednesday garding conditiona just before ope. over high mountain passes be Beaches Is doing more to advance1 fretween Steamboat Springs. Colo, andi, as are starting, highways announced the certification for five , In state this than iswimmlng any Denver will be made. quently closed or reopened overyears from December 10 of 24 candiU. S. 40 (Lincoln-Vlctorwest) . other association affiliated with the L night.) dates for school teaching. Ten acre open and in good condition to Wen- - American' Association of Pools andlr declared Julian M. Bamber-qualified to teach in the elementary Idaho 36 (Malad Valley highway), dover. Victory open to Reno and gcr. secretary of tile state oiganha-tiocondition, Brigham City to grades, nine in the high schools and Jood upon his return from the naIn the Junior high schools. 8outhem Pacific railroad ferries tional convention In Chicago Wed-91 8. U. (Yellowstone trail), open utos over mountains to Sacramento nesday. The successful candidates are: all the way to the northwest via u. S. 89 (Grand canyon), The efforts of the Utah organizaElementary Mary LaVaun Briggs, Logan and Pocatello. Condition, tion were commended by officials of Layton; J. Lloyd Calltster, Tooele, good. the national association, said Mr Louise L. Calllster, Tooele; Aria Dean U. S. 91 trail), open Bamberger, and the esteem In which Christensen, Hinckley; Marie E. and In good (Arrowhead to Los Angeles condition reflected Glenn, Whiterocks; Jenrtta McDon- via jthe state bodv Is held U. S. 40 S (Grand Junction to in the selection of John H Cook, FJlimore, Cedar City and St ald. Latuda: 8tanlry C. NeUoti, HiaColorado Springs), maintained byvlce piesldent of the slate orgamza watha: Martha LaEay Parker, Amer- George. U. S. 30 (Lincoln highway, east), 'Colorado as route. of the .. lion, as vice ican Fork: Phvllts Terry, Salt Lake; ana u. 8 30 (SnowvLUc cutoff;, open to association. president open to Denver via Rawlins Gertrude Vantlne, Latuda. Is tho salestTwln Falls This Cheyenne. Wyo. While in the eaM Mr Bamberger f High school Breta E. Badger, Helvisited zoos in Chicago, St, Louts,1' per; Iva 8. Carlson, American Fork : Milwaukee, Kansas Cttv and Denver Ialand A. Clark. Pleasant Grove, T As vice piesldent of he Salt Lake Anna Crane, Fountain Green: JoCity zoo board, Mr. Bamberger will seph Alfred Curtis. Balt Lake; Bhlr aubmlt a report on his findings to ley K. Daniels, Mt. Emmons: Alice ON the board In the near future, with Marie Thompson, Balt Lake; Vernal the view of expediting selection of a Willie, Brigham City; Beryl G BY $6155 new site for the city zoo Young, Milford. Mr. Cook, who also attended the Junior high school Muriel B Is expected to return to Iconventlon, Chase, Lofgreen; Israel N. Neilson, Budget trimming by the county Salt Lake Thursday. He is manager.' Jr., Washington; E. N. Reese, Logan; commission continued Wednesday, Alta Emma Stevens, Salt Lake; James resulting in total deductions of $6455 Aclion by Mortuary Con-!0- 1 lhe municipal baths. M. Whitmore, Sandy. from tlis requests submitted by the county Infirmary. Items trimmed cern on Idaho Blue Sky from this department Included improvements to the green house and Law Dropped. UNBOUNDED FAITH requested appropriations for the culand tivation of additional plants shrubs. The Idaho supreme court WednesThe county commisslc.t by Wed- - day dismissed a suit brought by the all (JEO. HAMPTON gave upwell succeeded In had nesday Mortuaries, Inc., of Salt Lake. u, hope of ever being U...Y ..... ..... .... ..., commission should te curbecL County again. Remarkable powers of r5eariXrS?naylih? $85,000, and the authority of the blue f f coJnty Sargon again proven. tion to prune the requests by at least department to prevent sale of burial ed Wednesday sub $60,000 more. Budget requests ex- service certificates In Idaho, said an commlsslon meeting. Commissioner mltted by department heads Associated Press dispatch. High in Quality Yet Low in Price is this new Howe asked advice from the other ceeded the years anticipated revenue The dismissal was granted on re- commissioners In to a forming Victor Radio Model R-1- 5 plan Many buyers will not by $42,147, and a surplus of $100,000 quest of attorneys for the company curb the removals. Is aimed at. without consideration of the case on The road commissioner pointed out Here is the marvelous compromise with quality The surplus, commissioners ex- Its merits. thouthe several that paid county Victor Victor Tone Suit w as brought by L W. Barlow, Selectivity Victor Sensitivity plained, Is necessary, since the dollars for the gravel pit, and revenue was based upon agent, for a writ of habeas corpus sand some fee be should Bnilt compactly With a cabinet of rare beauty-- just charged when the current tax levy and the current after he W'as arrested in Cassia coun- - that Is removed. The quality of valuation of property. Next year, ty for selling the certificates. Dls-th- e gravel is excellent for road pur-trlyou see it Jnst you hear it. gTavel mine however, because of reduced court refused to grant the habeas poses, he said. earnings, decreased valuations are corpus and Barlow appealed. There- expected to reduce the county's in- quest for dismissal followed filing of 17.. come by $210,000. Th$ Z. C. M. L Radio Dept offers you the finest in radio the states brief contending the dls- - JF UCalCrS trlct court had no authority to grant with expert lnatallation and lervice. Our customer are a habeas corpus because Barlow was MAN already free on bond. shown only the newest and finest in radios. Hundred bars The certificates promised the holdfurniture dealers of er the company would furnish hint Twenty-fiv- e found that IT PAYS TO BUY YOUR RADIO FROM burial and burial supplies at cost plusjUtah, Idahoevada and Wyoming Z. 0. M. L are expected to attend an annual 10 per cent. In refusing the company the right meeting of the Intermountain Retail to do business, the blue sky depart- Furniture association Thursday eveH. J. Mitchell, arrested with Tom ment contended there was not suffi- ning at the Newhouse hotel. fedPowers late Tuesday night by cient security given the holder of the Officers for 1931 will be elected. Talks on furniture market conditions eral prohibition officers, and charged certificates. Victor Radio Model 15 wdJl be made at a business session with conspiracy to manufacture following a dinner at 7 p. m. Speakliquor at the Powers ranch In Screen Orid Radio Victor Four-Circu- it ers will Include J. A. Hogle, discusspleaded not guilty when aring ''Business Conditions Related to raigned Wednesday before United Gould B Commissioner States the Furniture Industry," and William O. King, president of the Salt Sargon. and Barg on Pills put me Blakely. back on my feet feeling better and Preliminary hearing was set for Lake Advertising club, speaking on W. Mrs. Herbert of wife under was released Reherd, 15 and in he "Advertising In the Furniture Indus- stronger than I have years, and Friday, president of Westminster college, I only wish that everybody suffering $2000 bond. Powers Is expected to be the w as meetthe principal speaker at a like I did could know about this won- arraigned Thursday before the coming of the collego Latin club WedCome in today. See and hear the New 1931 Victor Radio. derful treatment I suffered 8 years missioner. Yon will act renesday afternoon. Her subject was with neuritis, and at times I couldn't Agents who made the arrest Rome. of Ancient done. same radio Ruins have Yon marvel as thousands of at the will the One move my head or straighten my body. ported seizing the following: buyers still, Mrs. Reherd spent the past sumI seldom ever got any restful sleep. automobile truck, a decide admire the and should this latest have that tone, mer traveling In Rome. At the conyou, too, beauty I tried all kinds of expensive treat- 31 gallons of whisky. 20 16barrels of sacks of clusion of her talk, she presented the cooler, of Victor. ments and was In the hospital three mash, a development and one club with an oil painting, a copy of different times, but nothing did me sugar, one pressure tank 50 pounds of one of the many cartoons which are any real good until I started Bargon. burner, 18 empty keys, two hydrome- painted on the housetops In ancient The neuritis pains grew less and less, yeast, two wash tubs, Pompeii. Dorothy Ann Short and and now I'm like a different man. ters and a sack of bran. Ruth Moore were other speakers. R- Victor Xadto-M- nM My friends are astonished at the An eastern railroad has worked out ease and freedom that I get about RAOIO&IHUSIC Model 5 Is the new a plan of oiling its rails, track bolts C1 w tth. From now on my faith Is Llffiom'l screen grid micro - eynebronoue pinned tiUUtlll DEPT, to Sargon. Mr. Hampton resides on and Ue plates to prevent rust. red to, tho now eramUon In tho I. redlo field. Complete with tubee Route 3, Murray, Utah. A "chemical sponge" has been made &otshworth,1!lq Sold by Schramm-JohnsoOwl to absorb food odors and gases In end Liggett's Drug Stores. (Adv.) refrigerators and pantries. William M. Nellsen, branch manager of the Cudahy Packing company of North Salt Lake, will leave Saturday for Chicago, where he will attend a celebration marking the fortieth anniversary of the company's found ing, to be held December 18. Mr. Neil sen will visit packing plants In sei eral eastern cities before his return. e. ' y, H n, -- il all-ye- COUNTY BUDGET? INFIRMARY CUT U fflMPANY Z. C. M. I. RADIO DEPT. OFFERS THE NEW VICTOR RADIO I PER SUIT DISMISSED WEEK a Road Official Seeks Gravel Fee Pays for This New Sensation in Radio V ct lirilltlire Meet Thursday NABBED IN RUM RAID DENIES COUNT e, Wife of School $131.60 Leader Speaks ..lrTr r To Attend Fete n, VICTOR RADIO AT Z. C. M. flve-ctre- si7.o. 8 SPECIAL HOLIDAY THE City Brevities of Free Copies Carol Copies Christmas carols, to be sung by volunteer carol groups on Christmas eve, will be supplied free of charge by the city recreation department, Charlotte 8tewart, director, announced Wednesday. Baby Girl Arrives A seven and pound girl was bom to Mr. and Mrs. James H. Wood at their residence In Alameda, Cal., Monday mornuig, according to word received Wednesday by Mrs. J. H. Hill, her sisMrs. ter, who lives in Salt Lake. Wood was formerly Vendla Johnson, the daughter of C. O. Johnson of Salt one-ha- lf Lake. RADIO Plan Plan Sale A Christmas sale handicraft and food, made by members of the Association for the Blind, will start at 10 a m. Thursday) at the Civic Center, It was announced Wednesday. The sale will continue! through the remainder of the week. INSPECTION PLAN Makes Assurance Doubly Sure! LET US TELL YOU MORE ABOUT IT - ' HANSEN FRED ALBERS RADIOLA RADIO CO. SHOP RADIO CO. 18 W. 1st South 70 W. 4th So. 1088 E. 21st So. Was. 7581 Wag. 7950, Hyland 210 High Priests to Meet The monthly meeting of the high priests quorum of Grant stake will be held at 2 p. tn. Sunday in the stake taberSouth and State nacle, Thirty-thir- d streets, It was announced Wednesday. David O. McKay will be the speaker. Silence Meeting Set Absolute Class will meet at 11 a, m Thursday In the board room of the, public library. School Patrons Meeting Patrons of the West Junior high school will meet Thursday at 8 p. m. in the School's assembly hall A discussion of tiie school s activities will be con- -, ducted. Two Leave for East K. R. Bygel, general manager, and K. S. Roberts, superintendent of the Untted Electric Supply company, left Wednesday night for Chicago to attend the annual convention of distributors and sales managers of Majestic radios and'Majestlc tefrlgerators. They will return December 20. The members Daughters of the Mormon Battalion will hold a meeting at tho home of Mrs. L, H Heath, 1360 Main street, Friday at 2 p. m. Mrs E H Fardley will talk S octet, Fare & ARE One-Thi- rd for Round Trip TO Here again! DENVER PUEBLO COLORADO SPRINGS Dally Dee. IS to 25, tnr. Return Limit Jan. (, 1931 PROVO MILFORD CEDAR CITY LtND SAN BERNARDINO LOS ANGELES 1, tnr. Dally Dec, Return Limit Jan. S, 1931 t a 1JTS always n. of CERTIFIED Happy Days fyciMiofy PORTLAND SPOKANE SEATTLE TACOMA Dally Dec. IS to 25, Inc. Return Limit Jan. S, 1931 BETWFFV AIL LOCAL POINTS ON TIIF OREGON MIORT LIVE 1, tnr. Dally Dec. n. Return Limit Jan. 6, 19J1 AUo Home VMlors Excursion BACK EAST d for Pare and round trip from Utah point (y eaatern elite. one-thtr- Dec 13. 17, 21, 22, 25, 2, 18, 27. 19, 20, Return Limit Feb. 2S, 1931 Rate Alio to Other Point East and South. For further detail contult: r. A. SHEWE DUtrtrt Pimenger Agent City Ticket Office Dote! C'tah. Wasatch 80 C. M. BAYSINGFR Union SUtion Tirket Agt. Wasatch 200 Calls Parley of the 6taVe society of West''-- ' Wre, N Lloyd, chalrm n ol the meeting, will speak i "Chris tin ,oa Thoughts, on "Trails UNION PACIFIC jr,l . The GUMPS 'Drawn by Sidney Smith Touve Bern Reading Them Daily in The Tribune. Now They Will Come to You Also in a Big Colored Comic Fage in the Enlarged Edition of the Sunday-Tribune- , Gappy day; Kndy and the other members of the fascinating Gump family perform forypu in their daily antics. lYoure missing a heap of ftm if you dont follow themi The Gumps is Just Oue of the Twenty-tw- o Big Colored Comics Which, With an Enlarged Magazine,' All the Old Features .and Many New Ones, Come to You Starting Sunday December 14, in the |