| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE PROVO Provo Business Office— 24 No University Ave Southern Utah and Phone SATURDAY MORNING 333 Correspondent: 176 W Second Sonth: Phone 1150 Agent: Phone WITH PETITIONS 2 CHICAGO Oct that hay fever days are over the story can be told Experiments conducted with more than 100 men and women suffering with the affliction at the University of Illinois Research hospital failed in at least one respect Tire patients given eight-hoturns in the pollen-fre- e eight bed ward were relieved of their sufferings as long as they were tn the room As soon as they stepped forth into the open again their resistance lasted only until they took the first sniff of untampered air BY GAS FUMES Organism May Check 'Tuberculosis 4 4 - - SERUM LOOMS NEW VACCINE Only Knudsen Seeking Shot Opens Pocket at SilPost of City Commissiover King Coalition Six ner' lias Filed Narrowly Escape 4 CAUSES Star Theater 4 4 - Provide Ilay Fever Cure CANDIDATESLAGliraiR KILLED SCIENCE ISOLATES RARE GERM (n-N- and Northern LOGAN U FIRE BOY’S MATCH Tests Fail to 425-- 23 OCTOBER 3 1931 Burn? Down ow T AH Correspondent Res Phone 858 Circulation Res Phone Office 112 North Main Phone 116 at Kanal) FRESHMEN AT With Loss J E W LUNDAIIL MOSCOW USE of $20000 87-- PIONEER LOGAN NOVEL HOME KANAB—The Star theater was burned to the ground Wednesday evening with a loss estimated at MAN SUCCUMBS $20000 I of PoulGuinea pigs were inoculated in By HOWARD W BLAKESLEE The fire started about 6 p m when Turkey Brooder Associated Press Science Editor amounts that ordinarily would the small soil of Manager Ray B try Plant Illness Fatal to Veteran Two of the pigs YORK Oct 2— Breeding of a duce tuberculosis Young struck a match to show a friend the films and almost — nonvirulent deand machinery PROVO Only one petition has PARK CITY— A gas pocket In an different showed no effects Three others as Quarters Machinist and Church The film caught fire and the been filed to date for the coming city old etope opened by the last shot of type of tuberculosis bacillus from veloped some signs of tuberculosis flames quickly spread elections Recorder Fred Evans re- the night shift filled the 1700 level deadly human tuberculosis germs is "The amount of tuberculosis each With the fire protection available Supporter animal had’’ the report Mates "was ported Filday Benjamin H Knud-se- of the west end of the Silver King announced today from the in Kanab It was Impossible to do MOSCOW Idaho— Two freshmen mine early Friday and feller Institute for Medical Research much less than would be expected seeking the post of city commisanything to save the building as the boys in the University of Idaho have sioner Is the one candidate who has when the morning shift went on one Medical authorities regard the dis following a much smaller dose of our entire Inside of the place was en- a distinctive rooming house this LOGAN— E W Lundalil 75 piostrain of 7 human tubercle parent officially filed his petition properly man was killed by the fumes Six covery as possessing exceptional posvear veloped In a dense smoke They live In the turkey neer machinist of Logan died early 'others were overcome but Boon re- - slbthties It is made public In Scisigned by 100 local citizens The theater was on ftre for nearly biooder house at the poultry plant Friday following a serious Illness of ence official organ of the American Those who have announced their covered under expert first aid of an hour before thcThe boys are Valdo Benson and Association for the Advancement of four weeks of competing in the com- - tention burst through the roof Iseph Dunkley both of Whitney Science The report is signed by He was bom In Lalskrona Sweden Edward Eberle 51 trackman ing elections however are: Mayor line Utah is near the In Idaho which Volunteer firemen succeeded on March 28 1856 He learned the N Ellertson incumbent E merly of Kellogg Idaho was the vic-- Franklin R Miller of the institute An Idaho in southeastern saving the Kanab postofflce which machinist trade In Malmo Sweden Mitchell and George A Stratup tlm while the men overcome were The existence of this organism Is Just south of the theater and The two boys came here early this and later went to Denmark and Others mentioned are Alma Van Ronald Wallace John Holland Jack tuberculosis has been know n says the babies against tuberculosis There is Palmer-Morrithe in work s to fall seek no Is the agricultural jcame recently garage which Utah In 1878 since assisting "pure controversy in the medical world over Wagenen former mayor Mark An- Granthem Arch Wilson Glen Good- - report butof until bacillus Benson wanted a Job w’lth ln upbuilding Logan and Cache val- cultures' have been (this Calmette treatment' He says the college only a few feet north derson and J Elmer Jacobsen In fellow and Roy Hunt and after Is from the obtained It his germs are mild Some opponents distinguished poultry department For many years he was emley the race for commissioner Mr The seven men had gone to the human tuberculosis claim they are not mild They are working for two weeks showed Pro- ployed by the Utah Northern railroad Knudsen and Charles Hopklhs pres- working level from the west end sta- the ordinary ‘‘nonaetd-fast" Ordi- different from the new culture at fessor C E Lampmau there was and later by the Oregon Short Line ent incumbent are the only ones to tion and were starting to their work germ by being Instead of railroad The Rockefeller institute the germs are "acid-fast- ” enough work for MeLoveless 'announce their candidacy although 111 the stopes while the cage went narily of two boys so got on steady Dunkley distinction is that the two kinds reWhen these "yellow” bacilli arc Opening For the past 24 years he and his Clayton Jenkins C A Talboe J Will back for more men The gas was noworks for the plant pathology and sons had conducted morial Set the Lundahl Satur Howe James Brown and Theodore ticed by some of the men and they spond quite differently to acids used placed on porcelain filters the subIn staining dairy departments stance that strains through called works one of the leading maIron Snyder aie mentioned py friends as hurried back to the shaft most of bac-vl- lc The boys first asked that they chine shops of this section of the day Oet 10 the filtrate has the power to cause them being overcome and crawling 1111Ordinary human tuberculosis probably candidates stain red The new ones stain normal human tuberculosis germs to might fix up the attic of the turkey state He also established the first Mrs Mary F Smith present city part of way to the good air house but there was no ventilation exclusive gasoline service station ln and later turn to orange Igrow forms like the new cultures auditor is the only candidate for the Eberle was apparently ahead of all jNl°w PROVO— Official opening of the PLEASANT-Edwa- rd Profesosr Cache Davis and no electric MT DrHer states his lights he and that their The losing county Mr Lundalil was an His auditorship who has announced her and failed to smell the bad air menlassoclates - trate does the same thing to bovine David H Loveless pioneer log cabin a professional sheep trimmer ln the Lampman suggested they look over active church worker and is lieve organyellow of prior to found bv first aid at will be held Noith found candidacy However the name FriBatuiday and K houses died of 13 a muLant‘ 11 Madsen paik John the brooder they That means 13 tubercle bacilli and to timothy grass employ coming to Utah served as a missionwith gas masks 2 10 m MadE C October Mrs at In Ralph Elliott is being advanced by fine brooder house Mr p at home of and the the which somehow bacilli These grass bacilli belong to tuberculosis turkey day morning ln Denmark and Sweden friends as a probable opponent to With the arrival of the second cage has managed germ Wives of agricultural aryHe married Julia Jensen In the Ento change Its hereditary the same family as the disease germs sen of the general commitee of Provo Mrs William Millar from blood poi- condition Mrs Smith qf men for that level they found characters tn of Pioneers Utah assisted members camp Daughters college faculty (but are harmless soning dowment house in Salt Lake on OcAll petitions must be filed by Fri- most of the six men near the shaft announced Friday Mr Davis was with the Madsen furnishing the house making It one The log cabin and other cabins sheep near Gunnison and about 10 ot the neatest dormitory rooms on tober 23 1879 day October 9 Mr Evans reported and hauled the others there and up He Is survived by his widow and 10 to the station w here a first aid squad replicas of those built In the early days ago while dressing a mutton the campus Mrs Olga Soren- sons and soon revived them fifties at Fort Pmvo have been con- suffered a small cut on his left hand In this wav two boys are ellmtnat- - sen E JV-daughters: C A Henry Alma J - Or The bad air is being sucked out structed by Mr Lovclers during the He ictuined to his home In Ml lug room rent as a means of making and Ezra C Lundahl Logan Mrs ofjhe level but work is not expected past summer Hundreds of relics col Pleasant last Satuiday but Infec- their small savings yui i hpm Emma Harrison and Mrs Dagmar to be resumed in that section for a lected by Mr Loveless during the past tion developed college in through rapidly resulting Sackett Denver Mrs Agnes Has30 years have been couple of days mine officials replaced In the his death Friday ) kell Savannah Oa Mrs Florence cabins for exhibition them ported In Wales Among born was Mr Davis Acheson Los Angeles Cal Eberle was born at Freeburg 111 are early firearms an old granary Great Britain 28 1871 and August Funeral services will be held Monon December 6 1876 and came west and Implements used for farming a came to the United States as a young at 2 p m ln the Sixth ward day as a youth Ho worked at mines blacksmith a govvillage shop large chapel Carbon County Educators ernment wagon such as was used by man PROVO— The resolution passed by in Kellogg Idaho for ipany years He became acquainted with the Johnston’s army and a rare old the American Legion at the national coming here in 1929 Surviving are of Idea Among late John H Seely promlrtbqt local BRIGHAM CITY— The city coiin-j- r N’t ith ReShare convention held recently at Detrplt his widow Mrs Mary Eberle and a Adoption frame Pay wool grower during one of Mr cil Thursday evening named Judges VUVUJJ Mich does not mean that the Le- son Edward Eberle Jr both of Park The program at the park will InPosbibilities in Winter Seely’s visits to Chicago and came for the city election November 3 as mdans Fund a two lief also wet and clude but brothers is or sister N T short talks simply President City by dry gion to Mt Pleasant in Mr Seely's emRelief Work to call to the attention of the Ameri- in the middle west Taylor of Utah stake Mayor Jesse ploy 30 years ago He had since been follows:1— Lorenzo W Anderson Miss Poll N Ellertson Mrs Josephine Jones can people the necessity for doing employed at various times by other Mary Holst Thomas Mathias poll of the President Utah LOGAN —The Cache county nomcthlng about the crime and camps rounty EduPRICE— The Carbon County wool growers of this city 2— Noble Fishburn N J Valentine AMERICAN FORK— Payment tn In the nation George S association discussed the association has voted to sup-- 1 daughters of Utah Pioneers Mrs calon Ha was mairled to Mrs Eliza E Mrs Sadie Pett poll 3— H L Erdlocal bv serin for Balllf Utah department rommander local direction of 11 1906 She died program to be followed throughout relief Madsen unemployment October Welcourity Emella Mrs Basil Fife unde mann the the told members of the Kiwanis club the year at a meeting Thursday night und whh substantial contributions the landmarks memorials and relics two yeara ago ling poll 4— Mrs Maude Sorensen employment relief committee looms Thursday noon month W W Christensen committee and City Commissioner He wa a past noble grand of Mt Orson Tlngey J A Simmons poll A course in adult education based evplT as the a coming during possibility to the Charles Hopkins Music will be by The action was a challenge in parent-chilPRICE— Following a wage cut of winter as a result of plans of the superintendent of the school district the Provo lodge No 20 1 O O F of 5— Mrs Cable Larsen Hyrum John- on attitude and practices Pioneer band also Jolui Pleasant people of the nation to do some- 48 cents a day 22 employes of the announced Friday relationship was considered he had been a member for son Orval Jensen poll 6— Mrs Ira which week considered the group during This course Is being given throughA resolution unanimously adopted Johnson Andrew Knudsen and Mrs thing he said The American Legion Sweet Coal company went on strike Road work repairing of buildings and nearly 20 yearB Larsen Henry Harris Abe Chrlstof-ferso- n out the state was not afraid to take the lead Mr - E S Pulsipher by Miss Jean Cox home Is survived by a niece in Wales He the declaration with -' provides that the amount of the reguthat 7— were of Friday suggestLarsen the they crops harvesting Ray Tracy poll The Balllf declared economics supervisor of the state depublic as well as descendants and lar dues to the association be paid Mrs Rob- Smith Mrs Cyrus Hansen six not return their former would until as by projects possible employment conof ej events of the are Invited Mrs Madsen ert Sneddon Kemmerer He reviewed the partment of education scale of $6 a day was put ln for which payment could be in scrip at once to the fund This will net saidpioneers Wyo Mrs vention and described the colorful wage Superintendent J W Klrkbride Sam Gentry Beaver Arthur MadOfficials of the company redeemable ln supplies gathered by approximately $125 George Ockey effect connecIn tn that and Miss LaVeta Wallace primary suaiade held school district clerk has been ausen Scofield Dudley Madsen Stock-tonotified the men Thursday of the the relief committee fIon with the Legion city program pervisor met with the group which Cal Mrs Brigham Porter and Salaries of the tipplemen To add to the 1200 quarts of canned thorized to make deductions from the reduction showed a lot of Interest In the course were reduced by 50 cents about a peaches and other foodstuffs nowjia'aries0LaLfaclers Laurence Madsen Mt Pleasant Mrs Annie B Farr Smlthfleld OI I pCT CCIlt Of &11 6ftl month ago and the cut was accepted stored for winter distribution a com- Funeral services ln charge of the t1-- 3 president of the association presided monthly or less and 1 The second reduction affected all mittee headed by Fred Bradley will arles local Odd Fellows lodge will await rant on salarlps 0VeT U25' at the meeting the arrival of relatives company men working Inside the make a survey of this locality with 'fA EUREKA— Frank Painter 22 shot mine and did not apply to the diggers the idea of gathering surplus second deductions 'If11 e8jn with the second home at himself the killed and family Is month ° school estimated the who work under a contract grade crops by means of 6crlp-pal- d early Friday morning Inquest witmonthly contribution will amount to The strikers paraded ln automo- labor SPANISH FORK— American LePRICE— The first definite political nesses testified that he quarreled $150 Id ay afternoon IT Price biles ThursInsure who To installed all need that further through officers gion post the night before with four of his association has also!actlon hi Price ln connection with the The Carbon were: banners can were hall be care everyone of advising taken the carrying st help Legion plans day night brothers to join the Utah Education approaching city election was taken E J Thomas commander H B seeking work to stay away from formulated by another subcommittee voted Painter was bom at Silver City association as a body Thursday when both the Democratic BRIGHAM CITY— Beet harvesting Mortenson first vice commander Sweet's According to the leaders of for a "relief fund” dance soon parties announced 4 H club a son of John and Mary Painter has commenced In Box Elder county strike faction their action was Storing of foodstuffs and clothing Several projects are being planned and Republican and PRICE— Agricultural J D Evans second vice commanderD the H East C for the been in Ho s had of one lmmeetings working Tuesday evening the teachers by the most taken mainly to prevent blmllaj-cutCarbon counis expected to continue under R J A Anderson adjutant Madsen Democratic chairman aum- - dlspluis will comprise fair from Oc- Tin tic tunnel until a couple of weeks and within a week the work will bef of the wmmtttee imtil a VS-- 1 portant belnS extension of the group well under way Orson A Christenty's exhibit at the stale Gardner service officer L F Smith by other companies ln the county imon5 meet members his of to last iV adopted v year Seaton superintendent of partyjo on hand tober 3 to 10 according to J B gSurvivlng are his nsunjnce plan supply i3en fJpld s uP?r to t en dento fth eBr 8 p m while chaplain Ed Hickman sergeant-at-nrm- D theJoseph hall at at the and mother lncIucle eight members city Inore mine reports that the walkout the local fair The enlarged committee ln charge Frank Baldwin historian rence Whitmore Republican chair- Jewkes secretary of entries at the rot hers: Fred his twin Bud Delos ba"l dJatrt’ Superintendent Christensen of the work is: Mayor Rov best obtained since E Williams B G Stewart and W did not prevent the company from man designates the courthouse as board Prize winning Edward'McrjtnandnlK0 ’U1 be the the asked to association the a formulate deas usual It wood Clifford E Young E R Tuttle Carbon exposition held recently will Bert Alt()n banner year although W Hone executive committee wai the code of selfFawn Painter ethics meeting place and professional a for while short Fred Bradley William Chlpman W The Garland sugar factory will The officers were Installed by layed activities two parties be displayed here' election the last In the be held will services f°r spaI the of the LatiPS 4 H exhibits club H offi The fourth year Sagers Joseph H Storrs Albert g)n fiIlclng beeU Mondayi State Commander George F Balllf fused and formed the Peoples’ United Treeaskls E H Boley Jesse M Carbon second year one third year and Sunday rials ln charge will distribute the Other state officers present were ticket With the exception of Mayor one four all ComWalker John Pulley H E McNeil work over the county employing only W F Olson standard bearer for the a group exhibit covering Adjutant Otto Wtesley District C A Grant and Junius West who of club work will be displayed local men From the present price of mander Jack Downey Earl T Reyslate two years ago all years Independent four beet act and will as L local D secretary The nolds past district committeeman sugar It appears that the beet growof the present city officers were elect- Eight potato four sugar on will be S entered Relief societies and Ell bean J Clayson ers will not receive less than $8 a displays and Dow Young assistant service ed on the United ticket Leaders of day a competitive basis Mr Jewkes anAlpine stake clerk will have the acton for beets Democratic the and Republican parPROVO— Fun eral services will be tual distribution in charge according ties indicate a fusion ticket will again nounces held ln the Provo Masonic temple to present plans corn COMPANY SELLS CONTRACT Greenriver from two of exhibit An ORANGEVILLE— Although be placed ln the field Mayor Ol- will be sent with the Carbon entries 159 North First East street at 1:30 been nominated ln the BRIGHAM CITY— According to tickets have is son an of head Independent It is expected that asphalt and dry again p m Sunday lor J E Sackett who election race ln three Instances Mayor James E Halverson the city ticket GUNNISON— he W automobile Ross was killed when the Harvey Ice displays will be entered from tills the nominees are the same Fred Tat-to- Wheelwright Construction company was repairing at Thistle crushed him president and general manager ol the four-yea-r councilman Vera Mof- of Ogden contracting constructors county by the Utah Rock Asphalt Gunnison Sugar company spent sevas he released the body from the company and the Carbon Dioxide fltt clerk Ray R Cox one of the of Brigham City’s new sewer system eral Provo will ln In the week this be Interment days valley r and Chemical company councilmen has sold and transferred all of Its PRICE— The marriage of Miss springs looking over the beet crop situation cemetery The balance of the tickets follow Interests under said contract to Bue Wans of St Louis Mo to R W City and with was bom August 4 the Mr Sackett club CEDAR CITY— The Girls conferring managing Citizens: Mayor Ernest Reid Enoch Smith of Salt Lake Crockett Jr editor of the Price Sun 1894 at Spanish Fork a son of Mr at the Branch Agricultural Pep college forces at tha factory The big sugar councilmen Thomas Ouymon wag solemnized at noon Thursday and Mrs Edward Sackett His Wednesday elected officers as fol- - mill Is now undergoing 8PRINGVILLE— New steel poles COUNTY NAMES TEAM and Lloyd Huntington recorder Leat the home of the bridegroom's mother died while he was a child and lows: President Winnifred Urle of touches for the 1931 run ona Moffltt Independents Mayor by the city and the RICHMOND— North Cache high mother The Rev J H MacRill per- he was reared bv his aunt Mrs Cedar City vice president Melba The beet crop will be slightly bet- tire being Installed counrtl-mer Balt Lake & Utah railroad of Mam school Judging team to compete at George L Tavlor formed the ceremony tn the presence Irma Sackett He lived there for Allen of Summit secretary and trea ter than ajt first believed Tills Is street and the Utah Power and Light Hallle M Cox and Alvin John- the state fair was named Friday by of the family and a few Intimate many years then went to Soldier surer ArrNtta Urle the to the recent due that fact rains of Cedar poles will be moved soon from Main the Future Fanners’ chapter as folfollowing son recorder Lilias Jewkes MT PLEASANT-T- he friends After the reremony the cou- Summit where he Was employed as a The functions of the club willCity begin coupled with cool nights and warm street to Second East and Second class officers were elected at North lows: Glen Taggart Eldon Noble and ple left for a short wedding trip to ratlroad fireman until transferred to Saturday at the football game be- - days have tended to enrich the sugar West streets in preparing for the Sanpete high school Friday Lawrence Caine Salt Lake content Harvesting of the beets will pavement months tween Thistle ago Branch the and the eight Aggies Ely project Seniors president Blaine Sander-seThe bride Is the daughter of Mr on the home be started some time early this Under the direction of George Surviving are his father and step high school team PARTY LEADER CALLS MEET vice preuldent Eva Madsen and Mrs J H Giosse of St Louis mother ln Clay Springs Ariz his field The purposeplayed month of club organ-widothe Crandall of city waterworks depart- secretary-treasure- r BRIGHAM CITY — Democratic Aithur Nielsen The newlyweds met as students In small children In Jizatlon Is to work ln connection with and three have been ment new valve heads purJorgensen City Chairman W T Davis has isthe school of Journalism at the Uni- Thistle: Thella BUlv and Ruth the cheer leader and Pep Boys’ Douglas repoilrer of Main blocks placed along five sued a call to meet at the city hall committee La Yern Stewart also two brothers and two gantzatton ln making rallies success versity of Missouri The bride isso-a street three new tire hjdrants In- chasing here Saturday October 17 at 8 p m Keith Hanaen and Marjorie Erick- - PROVO— Mrs FlorencetoJepperson member of Alpha Gamma Delta sisters ful and school and the Increasing added been Brigwater tn spirit Madsen has this stalled the and system to nominate candidates for mayor cial sorority and Theta Sigma Phi enthusiasm demusic overhauled the ham Sund-waldistrict Young university past r l during councilman four two-eu- r Juniors president Arthur Journalism sorority paofesslonal the for ataff year lew coming partment Allred days treasurer and recorder Erma councilmen vice Tbe groom Is a member of Delta president anA uniform planting of trees is be- secretary-treasurDELTA— Delta high school class and Sigma Donna Ander- President Franklin 8 Harris Sigma Phi fraternky to nounced civic were ing urged by organizations Friday election results Wednesday sen reporter Lois Peel Delta Chi professional journalism Mrs Madsen who baa been conSeniors Verdcll Bishop president complete the Main street president Edwin nected Sophomores fraternity the university for many with vice Rachel Holman vice president Laurs president Pedersen years was granted a leave of abRachel Ncllson secretary and treasMILFORD— The Milford Amerisecretary-treasurWlnkelmsn can Legion post Tuesday evening InItha Beulah sence to spend the year ln CaliforWanda Watson reporter EMERY— Student body officers urer Zadla Evans councilman nia but since the death of her father officers as follows: Com elected stalled Donaldson are Clive Hansen Steel debating manager Reid TurTuesday she has found tt neeessary mander R V Reynolds first vice president Lavlna Mortensen vice ner athletic manager Freshmen president Grant Stew- recently plana and remain ln Juniors Rex Daly president Zeta commander Val Yepson second vice president Ada Williams secretary art vice president Phyllis Jensen to change her She will be listed as a private HELPER— George Kapassas 50 commander C C Dutson: adjutant Naomi Olsen reporter Leland Petty Dobson vice president Eleanor Robsecretary-treasure- r Margaret Wln- - Provo Sam inson secretary and treasurer Lois vllle received serious Int'J- M Coffeen financial officer Wad-feter reporter Norma Nielsen ath- - teacher of vocal music President ' yellmaster lt AMERICAN FORK— The oiling of letlc managers HOY sergeant-at-arm- s Melville councilman Ulysses GardB and Harris announced L Elaine Sorensen night when he juries Thursday Freshmen: Hansen preM the Royee that ao much in Europe m Hughes dent: Leland ner athletic manager the secondary state highway be- Hans Poulson of an autointo the rath stepped vice even Petty president It though pie resent executive committee Myron Lewis Erma Larsen secretary Que Larsen Sophomore Bud Black nrerldent tween American Fork and Alpine mobile driven by Miss Sally Sutch means to be helpful Fdxul Whicker vice president Ned was completed by a state road comC R Parrish and Sam Cline 20 of Mutual reporter Benjamin F Cummings of Brigham Church secretary and treasurer mission crew Friday The He la suffering from a serious told local Young university leone Johnson councilman Jack stretch was added by the last state skull injury TOST ELECTS OP FICERS fractured vertebrae noon Friday legislature to the state highway r ankle and was unconscious —Monroe American Le- Nelson aihlettc manager sprained MONROE her for America censors Europe as Is part of the Alpine senile Freshmen John Melville Mbs until late Friday afternoon gion poet Wednesday elected Glen dent Elizabeth Finknxon vice presicommercialism yet wants the money WEST ORANGE N J Oct 2 ’ pres loop drive and part of the roadway Sutch was driving to Helper in com-l- y ns commander Harold Par- Wtnpet that the American peplsbrmgl1toj)rcM(lpntto Timpanogos cave The road surRo7l1U Frr Miner svllle ker first vice commander Ki nest A Edison who la buffering with Miss Eve Stoker ot that country 1 rofessor Carl Ashby councilman facing crew left heie Friday bound secretary Mrs C C Dutson treas Conover second vice commander when the accident occurred near from a combination of diseases said "The for the Strawberry reservoir disti let er Mrs Mae Chilton the StandardvtUe railroad crossing chaplain Boyd E Biown chaplain Kail B duii'ng!'1'lllHd t(xlaV 10 Krow broad very much thl year beaue Mr' John coffeen historian Mrs Fdward Junior high Gardnrr where It Is understood that soma l C united In ehemiHtrvto clashes Edison coutlnui d to be listless and Tho man apparently did not ses Emil Swindle Bitielci an by l'3031 rollings adjutant arcoidlng of the decieaso ln American travel’ Anna J Atkin s Ward Killpark vice preswork will be done sei e president tineh w ln bas rxpievsed no desire to resume the car and was knocked down when finance officer Eldred Nilsson Ken instructor he added Bell Wat nick secretary and Mrs Louis Waddlneham rides In the side of Beit Christiansen ident offtrer i hem ml i v Bl the Biigtmrn Young ds practice of hiking short nuxst of he walked directly Into Professor Cummings recently re- After the business meeting a Joint He spent the moving vehicle The young woEzbon Jackman treasurer Orren Bennett athletic unlvetsit v which Is aquarhig lR U automobiles turned from Europe where he social with the legionnaires was en seigeant-at-aim- s manager day Jn his Llewellyn Park home men brought the Injured man to the historian the October Issue of "Journal 0f studied during the paat two years Joy cd ln the I O O F hall Chemical Education" "The Stains Mrs Edison and day and night Melrose hospital at Helper I- - D R STUDENTS ln constant continue ELECT of Chemical Education In Utah High nurses PRISONER KA( rS RETURN DRAMA CLASS ELECTS MT PLEASANT— Students of tbe Schools" Is the title of the artlrie OGDEN— Two peace officers from TOOELE — The Tooele high school STOINGVILLE— A student com t a wide range In the acaThrie Psllila Colo arrived here Friday di aipatlc art class elected the follow local K D S seminary have elected this jear ln the loud high demic piepnratlon of high school the following officers President Ar organized and will leave Saturday with James Maxine nw frPIII Thursday: school Is proving a valuable asset hemlstiy tca hera the artlrie de- Nielsen vice president Vornla Tt Walker wanted at Salids for lry-Titrr8nt m hols vice tliur secretary-treasure- r In student government according lolar8B onIv 3k per rent majored in'Uass for voter for the coming Larsen pr(ten Irene Ing that place with fj1 Arnold Johnson ‘’’jiresldent secretary Nielsen E E Knudsen It Is coil jrhemlsliy while In college with the'nlclpal ce Mon have he-- announced CEDAR CITY— Scott Tattrrfull of that hail not been paid for Vnlker Allan Thomas treasurer j B Courtclass cltv number of quarter hours ranging for October 13 and 27 In all of the DALLAS Tex (UP)-- R of Hint a third like dinted at the Beaver Agfreshman Branch arrested hete several days ago n STOIIK COMER AGAIN ricultural college has been appoints with a Jury trial held for offenders frm io to 105 A majority of tea - four voting pirdnrts The registru ney retired this month nfier by Ogden polh e and the car was re n of aervlce Ha was or 86 per cent received ihrli Hnn agents for the four district ate and Mrs ed editor of 2 lie Student the bl nf school laws Jut y men are sc let ted P MT PLEASANT-MAN PALS FINE roveied The Fallila of fleets will use yeaia Mr TatterraU from the student bodv Witnesses ate training In Utah college Ilia author Flint Mr Maittia H Chlpman puanengrr agent for tha the car on the return trip Walker PIIOVO— T A Cowan of Provo Charles A Pei sons of Elvila Ohio monthly newspaper Mrs Lillie Wilde third Mia sworn and the whole is conducted i allway lines heie Whll there was also nun h "n-he nth was fined $10 waived extradition by City nnnoumed the blrih of their thtidhas had exoet lentc os editor of the In a hi Beaver high school paper and has dignified manner Dkk Wight dlveially ln the pieparallon of leai - heed Rohlnaon fouith Mrs Glare During hln service ha Bold tlek-el- a Maurice Harding when he son Fridny Mrs Feisuns wa Judge MIhs Catol Jensen a daugh- woiked for tho llcavtr County Press man Is vliool attorney and John eia to FreMdenls William Howuid to the icnpcrile fh Ida opl'analt (MB WELCOMES TEN pleaded guilty to running over a ter I aft and Theodora Roosevelt and of M rs F C Jensen of Mt l’leua chemist i y Other ni'mibersot Hie staff inrlurle Patrick Judge RICHFIELD -- Ten new members firo hoee 1 41)1 UN ( At I MIIT I Hubbard for ant day Smith Adair busliieu- manager Ann soiled of tbe Ever Heady i Uib a pep m u i i ns TTTI I R I ( lans ( IMC SII 1HKH llll HR Genlec EPHRAIM w lien the famous author visited th VVnllate assix la’e edllor Maxine m oi nil thi: gnnlzntlon at tbe Hli bflrid blb He of At P IKK the link’ Cox and riLASANT CROVE- - At a rally hl’ANISH Ft Tat lerill copy editor Hat rlet Thor qrxiMt slate fair riyung ictaiy P hool’ elected Wednesday are Lila MT PLEAHAN P — T bo Smith lev special reiHirter and Kent Cony County Taxpasem' hhand their Mmigban Ellthn Mllmoie Arveda want Vanguard a a for nt led The Unlverslly of Southern Call rlei it rail the Junim laiion have Ttutxdy afternoon Mmv Snow Maxine Ander leader Paul Krjnnlda hiked to (lie Ing of Itlaikbmn Aselsnii Aineihan Mary Dailey Ciioigia Jensen and school the following weie Dean huh a hool 17 baldes w ie examined meeting in tbe Pieridmt public ti for nla has started a $15 000 000 bull oflkep iv Monroe ho-i- i r repeaters with Fred '(Uos eon M l Id red Hunter Is In tie Snibain new pow t r plant at Sulphur Stu Inga Legion net will be held Wt lie lubtJenui efubiih to w c r i uuihI e ti t V p hi a y (h 'be 7 w it h ee Ions at 2 In pi a m to be sprf ad over If ml in: toil houl r k 1'nriei us coin ml loner of pub W ker lire pie bcr m In t h" Ida" f d a r in pfh o din ner a ml d 8 ( hi tr n ii'i n t’li II a t)g den I1 i nli-Ip Id a M Oil a letLii nny-lr- t asuiu Maxine Vi a!k i uouilly bikh jk h iiiqp ijem prrluU m hlldm e t lln'i U Uu 'in e A nd F Hoc be mundijop m ur pro-NE- W Senes Pair -- Rocke-Coalitl- H-3- CABIN GROUP three-quarte- for-Jes- se WILL RECALL A PIONEER ERA Slight Infection On Hand Costs Sheepman’s Life for tl-r- "acid-fastnes- - Sold GROUP AIDING Legion Official TEACHERS GIVE ' NEEDY WEIGHS Explains Stand On Beer Question ' ’ HELP TO NEEDY PLN SCRIP Council Selects Election Judges DisPllSSPS rrnlrk lmscubolo Year’s Program Wage Cut Starts Parent-- Teacher aheMej Coal Mine Strike f - Parties at Price Pick Same Night To Hold Meetings Veterans Install Post’s Officers S i Editor of Price Sun Takes Bride Beet Raisers Begin Big Crop Harvest Carbon Lining Up Exhibit for Fair Green-operati- strict Rites Set for Mishap Victim O Family Quarrel Leads to Suicide Parties Nominate Office Candidates Sugar Firm Head Visits Valley on Inspection Trip Girls’ Pep Group Elects Officers Springvillc Gels New Steel Poles - two-yea- Students Choose two-yea- r Class Officers two-yea- Tcaclter of Music Remains in Provo w Della High School Elecls Officers Milford Legion Students Installs Officers EmeryElect Officers four-yea- er Professor Tells Of Europe Views Man Is Injured In Auto Accident er Crew Completes Oiling of Road pdln(tm At Standard villc j five-mil- e Provo Instructor Ranks as Author Thomas Edison Grows Weaker (IV-Thom-as - 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