Show a JfllE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY D CHURCH GROUP Tlic Million Dollar Girl (Copyright by Publis Ledger Cure for Amebic SNOW PILES UP Dysentery Nears IN MOUNTAINS Plenty of Work for Road Body SETS PAGEANT By VEKA BROWN 21 1935 4 A though they wer one they rose CHAPTER 29 GUNNISON— The pageant "Hearts The unexpected message from Ihe'as Teddy stood in the doorway of the Children or the Connecting them heiress completely flabber- mgat "How do you do gentlemen'” the Link” with a cast of more than 40 the men who had been holdDollar Girl with hod high characters and a choir from Center- ing forth at the gates since the pre- Million vious night They couldn't even find was showing her heritage Teddy sat the breath to comment on the matter down in the nearest chair as she felt 111 Bip Casino theater Friday and W ith one accord they dashed for the her knees Rive way under her She ec nearest telephones When they came was so weak that the perspirationjsatuiday nights during the quarter-cam- e in the palms of her hands She y conference by the Gunnison stake back from making their reports to ere WaUh' their amazed officers Dick Flanders Genealogical society Members from was waiting for them with the watch- - mg her into chairs "Now your questions'" her voice the seven watds of the stake will par- man "You're to come in snd get warm" was gay she was laughing at them ticipate Miss Lucretia Ashby and he-- told them "Miss Lonng was angry “I seem to have caused you quite a Mrs Lauretta Kidman aie general when she found you had been kept bit of concern — not to mention lack directors of sleep'” The cast includes Merril Nelson out here in the cold” e The men were too surprised to They had agreed to let the Lloyd Whitlock George F Moilt'y Press man put the first quts Mr and Mrs E W Swalberg Mrs any comment So photogra-lciateJames S Jenson Edward Bunderson phers and reporters after an all night tion "About the kidnaping Miss Lor- - Alton Christenson Royal Whitlock wait trouped up the winding drive hesiHenry L Bartholomew Mrs Byron way down which Teddy had driven Ing1" He was embarrassed and Fjelsted J Clayton Walts Mrs Val-d- o t such breakneck speed on the night tating A Fjelsted Wilma Morlev Mis was Teddv's voice "Kidnaping?” of her twentieth birthday paity HigC E Anderson Mrs Rulon Nielson gins met them in the hall and took still fullI of laughter "Mv dear young Elaine Madsen Mrs Charles S Hantheir hats and coats Dirk led them men! — haven’t been kidnaped! I’ve sen Leon Mellor Delma Anderson baik into the great sun parlor which been away!” Pickett Lamar Larson Doro-trran across the rear of the stone man- "But Miss Loring! They’ve found CeliaBuchanan A H Lund Mrs Version built by that first Loring the place where you were held' nal Elaine Mclff Vnnneal Roper Through the windows a winter ocean Eaton's in Jail and what about those Enckson Lyle Mclff Ploma Mellor beat ceaselessly in the distance lansom notes" Mrs J E Jenson Mrs Edward E Leaves swept about the marble fig Fighting for control Teddy played Bunderson Mrs A L Buchanan Miss In- her next card Ures which graced the garden Mrs A II Lund Mrs side in this noble room of glass rare “I’m sorry about all the trouble Legia Felt I’ve caused” she began showing a George F Morley A L Buchanan species of orchids were growing Mrs Ed Morgan Mr and Mrs A H Higgins served the men cocktails confusion which she really felt “llut Vernal Roper C E Jenson Dick tried to hide his nervousness you see I was just— away! I can’t JKparns M with Mrs Lauretta anything or go any place without KidmanAnderson Upstairs he knew Anne was having do as the reader It is so much comment' hysterics as Martha tried to make it capsing The in charge are committees to say 1 was kidnaped'” Teddy presentable for the keen eyes absurd Music John M Anderson Milton Per“You came were friends?" made the first She visiting of the press girl kins E L Swalberg and W A Fjelthe next question a hot toddy sted notification S P Jenson Henry too to was be quick Teddy caught L Baithotomew Teddy’s knees were weak but she Leslie J Kidman m a catch check! her They'd They’d forced herself to walk about her sit- lie! Joseph A Larson C A Peterson Or-rSorenson Hans C Bogh Peter L ting room There were still red marks “No Teddy took the plunge "I Frandsen on her slim wrists staging J Earl Pickett with a was friend'” visiting— It A L Buchanan J C E Jenson A II "Get that black velvet Martha in York’” The lives “She New Porter advertising and business has long sleeves” she said "Now Associated Press man spoke before James S Jenson Charles Rasmussen about my face!” hesiher had died voice away Teddy Martha Used a blue pencil and tated for a makeup Mrs John E Larson Mrs second Earl Pickett Mrs James S Jenson liquid powder Working adroitly she “It was notperceptible a eyes Teddy’s lady” Miss Margaret Fmnell A H Porter covered the cruel bruise As Teddy In Now not waver "He does live ‘the dressed Slocum from Loring York but we were not in New York!' costume Mrs John M Anderson building tried to reach Teddy on the The answer came like a bombshell Mrs Edward Morgan Mrs L M LarMrs N H Felt Mrs Andrew telephone She would not talk to The reporters gasped in amazement son Modern tickets and seating John E him And Slocum could make no Larson: electricians Leo D Bardsley sense out of Anne’s hysterical report John Modern and Lavor Clement! (To be continued tomorrow ) of Teddy’s plans "I won’t talk to him!” Teddy as she refused to answer the double-crosse-d phone "I haven't time He me and I’m through with him! He never intended to get Jack Eaton out of trouble! He's glad he is in jail!” Martha tried to quiet the girl Her yes glittered dangerously and her head felt hot and her hands dry and ' 4 4 44 4 4 - Reports Show Havoc With Highway Travel Snowslides Play imil-Lorrn- g New Drug Helps in Giving Relief lo El ga-Te- Prospect Better in Sevier River Watershed Storage Sufferers RICHFIELD — A supplementary snow survey of the Sevier river waRecent reports indicate that we are tershed made since the recent storm on the way toward discovery of a by Brice McBride river commissionremedy for amebic dysentery and er indicated that new snow had fallother forms of amebic infection Un en in all of the mountains on the Se- til about 1899 it Was supposed that vler s0pCi making prospects lor diseases belonged in the age mucj better than they were at elsewhere had that and people tropics the time of the February 1 report np personal interest in them SubAt the Otter Creek reservoir the sequently to (he Spanish American season’s total snowfall rose to 18 war physicians began to repoit cases inches 12 inches being reported for of amebic infection Nine inches fell the recent storm At first it was thought that returnduring the same storm at Antimony ing soldiers had imported a new dis- with lower measurements being reof North ease into the mainland further south Latei it wan accepted that ported inches of new snow fell at America ameba Were rather widely scattered Eight and word from a party over the United States piobably the Panguitch marooned at Panguitch lake'was that & with to do soldiers hid little spread- between two and three feet had fall4 ing it and doubtless we have always en there had considerable amebic infection m The first snow to stay on the ground all parts of the United States ' between Marysvale and Junction fell tV varying in depth from It has been estimated that about last week-enof all the people are several inches to dufts of 12 to 14 I host to this parasite although not inches The Sevier river through VX v y MA & y ' was free of ice 'tty' nearly that proportion have dysen- Circleville canyon cut a new chanHowever any Wednesday having caused by it tery from three to six feet of Left edge of the snowslide at Bridal through Provo canyon right slewing person who harbors the cause may nel through people who come in contact packed snow and ice Veil in Provo canyon where the state how the U S 40 route looks near the infect with him A few years ago some flux Storage water at the Otter Creek had reached a will build a "duck walk” for motorists head of Daniels canyon developed among the patrons of a reservoir Wednesday height of 14 1 as compared to Chicago hotel Examina- gauge prominent r tion showed that they had been in 15 4 for the same time last year' The reservoir also measured under fected by a waiter who had served Piute1931 figures for the same date a them in the dining room This waiter the gague height of 44 0 or approximatewas an amebic carrier of water When we first began to think of ly 21100 acre-fee- t being amebic dysentery as one of our prob- stored now as compared to a gague lems the common remedy was qui- height of 55 5 or approximately nine given by injection This soon Mracre feet for 1931 McBride was more hopeful afgave way to ipecac alkaloid known Whether the snowfall in Utah this as emetine None of these w as wholly ter the survey for the storage possiwinter has been normal or unusually bilities this season although he statsatisfactory They might cure the ed heavy appears to be a matter of dis- Celebrate that there was little likelihood but they left the patient Couple Celebrate Fiftieth pute between the weather bureau figFifty Years of symptoms of the storage waters equaling normal with a chronic infection subject to ures and th remembrances of the Union at Home in Anniversary of relapse and capable of infecting years because of the lack of an un“oldest inhabitant” in at least some derground reserve following five dry others sections of the state But there is years Lewiston 3Iarriage no doubt in the minds of the mainand David Otter Creek reservoir has a splenReed Anderson Drs tenance forces of the state road comcalled new did chance to fill he stated a that Leake drug report providing mission that it has supplied plenty is proving efficacious in the runoff is gradual enough IndiCENTERFIELD — Mr and Mrs Da- of work for them LEWISTON— Mr and Mrs Willard carbasone infections of rid chronic these cations however lend to the belief getting The mam highways of the state A Van Orden celvid Andoson of this vicinity celeSo that ns well as in cubing symptoms the runoff will approximate brated their golden wedding anniver- however with one or two notable ebrated their gold-can of as that far last by they judge experience year resulting in a loss a exceptions have been kept open for en wedding v ' sary here Feb- - f"-with nearly 200 cases it is superior of considerable of the water for stortraffic with a minimum of interrupt- versary at their ruury 15 with 300 $ made most effective to the drugs age ion But it has required constant home recently guests and rela-from quinine arsenic and bismuth — The final snow survey of the season work of the trained forces of ex- with a dinner and tives present The the drugs which seemed to promise will be made about April 1 celebration says Mr perienced snow fighters who are on an evening of enmost before the new one was discov- McBride and at that time the the state's staff snow held in the ward tertainment ered will be feverish packed sufficiently to allow Snowslides have caused the longThe couple who chapel and was sum his and associates Reed a Dr more up accurate estimate of est beautiful 'Thnar Pina in tasted the Pinar' delicacies come with given by the chilnorthern part were married in the water “You’re sick Miss Teddy" Martha camping interruptions their opinion of it as follows It is not prospects for the year of the state and in Provo canyon at the Salt Lake en us to campl JUNE BURBIDGE dren In their hon protested as she put liquid courtplas days in the doses effective poisonous to one no be will slide made attempt ter on Teddy’s cut hand dowment house of or The festivities Ever to the with loyal heart against ameba coli it has no untoward The Girl Scout Rocky mountain re- commenced at 1 remove the slide until next spring or the L D S church Teddy only shook her head In de- We'll side action it can be conveniently a of one-dacommittee song summer a hold Instead board will sing a prats will walk gional termination were p m The program presented ministered by mouth without mterfer- - Missionary Society 1 y tn on over Lake conduct Salt traffic the March Five session to most our Pinar Pinar hearts camp included: Prayer with gold rings by Higgins was frantic The telephone Elects New Officers mg with the patient’s regular routine states will send delegates slide which is some hundreds of feet a The na- Patriarch Dick had taken dear rang continuously Brigham grandson it is cheap and it is more effective to of and the tional office will be long packed consistency to answer We’ll represented by Jenson welcom Van eharge downstairs refusing than they have found any other drug MT PLEASANT — The Woman’s sing a song of loyalty solid ice Snowslides held up traffic Orden Hugh Mrs Frederick Edey president of the He had talked nonas the fea-- j mny questions speech to be Missionary society o fthe First Pres- a for time a Daniels And but the raise cheer" Girl Scouts and Carlin Miss canyon edihearty Olga to four newspaper by ture of the anni Lowe talk Bishop committally have found no proof that a bytenan church last week elected They has been road there Miss son and Harriet Harris members opened tors on the telephone while the eager After a winter of school and home Joseph A Larson person who was going on a trip into the following officers’ President In the southern part of the state versary party of Both were born Mr Van Orden the interior of a tropical country Mrs J A Poncel first vice activities doesn’t a breath of camp Missthe national field training Rtaff solo Eva Jenson fU-reporters waited for the Mtllion-Dol-l- r 89 had to revert to sleds over U S arand will president Miss Carlson Harris until could say nothing Girl He duet Mrs Lillian Mr Anuerson spirit and the out of door bring a rive In Salt Lake second vice Sevier summit when a landslide in Kaysville Mr Van Orden on July where amebic dysentery prevailed Mrs E M Johnston Sunday aftd Mrs Nielson and Mrs Flossie Lowe one-ac- t the Miss Loring had made her formal delightful change? 19 1860 and his wife on 1862 30 himself E Mrs could G president by protect taking July on a the took out bridge Brunger third Edey will reach the city March 1 abatement he told them all Dick The Girl Scouts of Mr Van Orden came here in 1870 as he went along However vice president Mrs T H Jones sec- -' play "The Little Gray Mare" Carmel highway Mrs Edey will be the guest of the was apprehensive over Teddy’s plans Salt Lake are planAlvin Barlow Christenson to Kaysville in 1882 for his if it proves to be effective m curing retary Miss Mabel Taggart treasurer Wesley returning Ogden council Wednesday and Thurs- and Wells Anderson reading Mrs Ha could give Slocum no more satis- ning eagerly for bride The young carriers it will be of great service in Miss Edyth Cupp secretary literaday of the Salt Lake council ture Miss Ethei Trowbridge secrefaction than could Anne But he six precious weeks Naomi Lyman remarks Chailes S couple then came public health Two courts of awards will be held Ilensen solo Bernice Ludvigson felt Teddy might be treading on dan- of camp life this tary missionary education Miss Kath-ry- n to Lewiston fol-- j Lake one for Salt Scouts at Girl the violin Christenson Harrison secretary stewardship summer at Pinar Boyd gerous ground reading v lowing marriage OFEN t’P THE WINDOWS West high school and one at the Bry- solo Mrs T M Keusseff secretaries "I’m coming right down!" Slocum m Big Cottonwood Jesse duet Christenson Sophus asj ceremony on JanS writes- I am a man just past sociate ant Junior high on Friday at 7 30 and Ada J J roared over the telephone “Don’t let canyon Here life Anderson solo Bud Whittle Mrs G W Brand iuary 26 1882 40 years old live a good life have and Mrsmembers p m Miss Carlson will speak to the reading Hanna Childs duet Sidney N her see those newspaper men until in the open is lived R Smith secretary naI I They have resided good health outside of catching cold tional girls at West high and Miss Harris to and Gilbert Fjeldsted reading Mrs at Its best with a missions and overseas sewing J get there!” here all their mar- t & I live in a heated apart- Mrs Carrie the Bryant junior easily very Dick went upstairs to deliver the well balanced proA Barlow duet Eldon Anderson and Tomlinson young peo' ried life “White Hyacinths" a play will be Merril Allred talk ment and avoid having windows open ple’s counsellor Miss C A Pemessage Teddy ws ready standing gram of work and Bishop are the Madge Much-mor- e They to presented by members of the service terson tap dancing Elda Christen-- ( try to prevent myself from having In a plain black velvet frock in the play 11 sons of parents " Cynpflra as colds But it is impossible Just troop at West high school Wednes son and Blanche Francis chorus An- middle of her Bitting room She took with Its s'ongs Rp cfplion Features Day daughters soon as the cold weather sets m and 31 day at 8 p m The Family Service derson sisters and sisters-in-lapome gardenias and pinned them on stunts and stories I A Mukcs Plans step of five are vhom we have heat m our apartment I society will sponsor the performance dancing Phyllis Jenson duet Cleve her shoulder When she heard her Two Married inspiration — and -living Is last all colds that winter catch The second half of the program will Lott and Bud Witthe comic reading ’ For Play Production f guardian’s orders she tossed her gained from the i were present at there any remedy to prevent me from be a play "The Whistle Blows” by Farrel Anderson duet Bladen and Years golden head and did not even deign best of folk-lorFifty colds time? all the anniversary th Ralph Cloninger players having SANTAQUIN — "A Modern Ponce and folk song with Fred Ludvigson: solos David Anderlo comment I celebration Roy Mr- - Lkld REPLY de Leon” a comedy-dram“What about my face Dick?" she the new friend- son and Elva Lott will be IVan Orden A banquet Dinner was served at 3 o’clock Mr and Mrs Nils M Peterson of If you lived more in the sunlight presented here bv the LDS Second demanded “Can you see the bruise? ships formed make camp a thorough- will be Idaho Ottis croft of the troops girls prepared by ' 661 Wilson avenue on Tuesday cele“1 can see the bruise dear but un- ly worthwhile vacation at 8 p m Van Orden Boun-Mr- s and open air and better ventilated ward M I A Friday under the di8 and 28 at the First Presbyterian Dancing started rection of Miss Helen Prior Mr Anderson was born in Provo on brated their golden wedding less one knew you well — no!” The MRS LOGAN FIELD church Van Orden tiful Leland Ervin rooms you would have fewer colds 30 p m 6 at Monday The cast includes Albert McKay Mr Peterson and Melita Van Orden Lewiston worried frown on her brow smoothed August 5 18G1 a HAVE PHYSICIAN DECIDE Bruce Neilson How many girls ar was born in Sweson of Mads C and out saving for A dinner will be held at the Boun- Brigham Peterson Ten grandchildren and one den November 19 Pinar stamps only cost 10 tiful Congregational church Tuesday “Dick I think I'd better wear a hat Pinar? Kerstena Anna besides other relatives also F P writes: I am 25 years old and Donna Carter Helen Prior Mr Jen1853 and came to AnderSorenson It will put a shadow on my cheek!” cents each Instead of buying sacks at 6 30 p m Miss Madeline Giles Is very nervous It is impossible for me nie Peterson Leroy Tucket Elaine attended the anniversary party the United States son who came to to do anything without my hands Wall and Rex Greenhalgh Martha brought a smart Utile black of candy all th time why not occa- in charge and Miss Emily Lynch will His wife in 1880 when Gunnison velvet cap which fit over her golden sionally buy a stamp? The camp speak on "Girl Scouts” A mothers’ shaking How can I remedy this? It was bom in Swe- Thirty-on- e has prevented my advancing myself David was a small hair and swirled It out over the folder Is most attractive with Its party is being planned by the Girl den September 28 m business bright green color and two Girl Scouts of troop 1 of Holladay for bruised cheek boy 1861 REPLY “You’re beautiful dearest" Dick Scouts silhouetted against an outdoor Mrs Anderson coming to at 4 p m Miss Olga Carl-soWednesday this country in was born in EphYour handwriting Indicates that whispered as he took her arm to background of trees It has a place and Miss Harriet Harris will be 1881 Her maidraim on Novem nervousness is not your only trouble steady her steps “Pleas please for your name address and troop guests of honor en name was Anna number on the outside and 60 vacant ber 10 1864 a tnn t do anything rash!” Mrs H J Plumhof entertained the you have paralysis agitans MANCHESTER England MV-Tw- o Probably So they went downstairs Teddy squares to be filled with stamps on Girl Scouts of troop 21 at a buffet Bjorklund daughter of John It may be Huntington's chorea but boys 12 and 9 stole diaries chocoThe couple were Nichuli and are either for clinging to Dick’s arm Now that the the Inside The stamps also are white luncheon at her home on Saturday especially lates crackers and collecting boxes you young stu- the latter MT PLEASANT-Thirty-- one married February Maris Nielordeal was at hand Teddy was ter- with green lettering which says Aren't you curious about the whys Have your physician de- When they were arrested one of the 16 1882 by Daniel dents have son for giaduation cide what your trouble is Chi istensen rified at what she had undertaken "Pinar Stamp” AH the lucky girls and whats of Pinar? applied diaries had the words “The Silver H Wells who came to this in the from Wasatch academy according to “One slip and I’m done for!" she who save two dollars worth of stamps Ten hours of sleep — Rising bells Stnr Gang” written in it BOY FAILS TO TAN Joseph A Poncel principal of the valley when she pavped just before she reached the or more by April 30 are going to the sound at 7 a m breakfast capering The elder boy told the magistrates-"Whouse and were local Institution Twenty-fiv- e are F E E writes My boy 8 years of was a babv Her door “And poor Jatk goes to jail! swimming party at the chamber of with grounders pearl divers Bridg have read about these things in residents of Provo completing work In the college pre- age has what my doctor calls a lack books commerce fire of charge mother still lives can’t let him go! I can’t!” ets etc then tent Inspection— shine and seen them on the pictures ” until 1924 when paratory course and six m the gen- of pigmentation of the skin There Mrs Anderson at Centerfield at That thought gave her courage So The girla who have been up to shine shine He placed on probation on coneral course are parts ot his body which do not dition was with tif'ed head and shining eyes the camp know of the good times we Reading also Is a delight at Pinar the age of 85 Mr and Mrs Anderson they moved to Salt Lake that he did not go to the cinema Recently you for a Mllmn Dollar Girl walked into the have There Is always something Our library is ’way down at Trail's were married at Gunnison February A feature of their celebration was The following students have peti- tan in the sunlight His companion was alhall tioned for diplomas: Thelda Boyd published a statement of some person lowed year orchid filled sunroom of her home new to learn and do And do Andy End and is Indeed a lovely spot to 15 1802 They are the parents of 12 a reception in the amusement to go with a caution Ibapah Louise Burton Kenilworth who has used a diet to overcome this smd fared the twenty-twchildren nine of whom are living of Belvedere ward a newspaper and Hans our camp cooks put “out steal away to and read ij1 Adrian Cuff Marysvale Fremont some swell” meals' If you haven't REPLY men without an outward tremor At twilight each night campfires including two pairs of twins Mr last Monday eveFamed U S Marshal t Chrvstdl Hansen Russell J Draper fill the evening hour with delightful Anderson has been a successful farm- ning relApparently your boy is one of those Sixty Madsen Mills and Ras Fred t Moyle tan not and Now Holds Revivals fun and comradeship and the girls of er and stock raiser do who readily limussen ML Pleasant Don Drum people are Mr atives and friends whose skm is supersensitive to light troop 33 hope to join this campfire O The sons and daughters 1 : mond Fort Duchesne Elizabeth AuH Ludvigson Gunnison Mis attended The story you refer to was of the SAN ANTONIO Tex (UP)— Jack circle thpre with you this summer 3 Gentry and LaHoma Robinson n gust Simonsen Mrs Charles Fotes The couple are use by physician of dilute muriatic Abernathy a United States marshal CHARLOTTE HENUiyUES Ruth Provo William Gilchrist Lillian Mrs Nielson Mrs Cliff Lowe in land rush days of Oklahoma and acid in white spots or vitiligo nine of Hall Mohrland Rosanna parent Huskey E Lott A Mrs Elton know of no proof that this will help who claims to have once caught Camp Pinar Is the place where sur- Salt Lake Mrs iTeasdale Howard John of seven Harvey children Anderson and Jesse wolves has hit the sawprises seem to grow behind trees We Sorenson Eldon i Howard BjU Rowley and Dorothy in a case such as that of your boy ’ They have whom are living dust trail tried one of these surprise on Cap-tui- Anderson Centerfield t Vernal ' Stringham Beverly Key 4 4 4 4 40 and five COMPLAINT great- Six children ten grandchildren Nancy (Mrs A T Lleberman) Incapacitated for hard labor he Is xIoka Carl Leavitt Pi ice Freda Lee Z EA PCOMMON writes: Please tell me some- preaching revival sermons In various and Alice Lleberman and Virginia grandchildren grandchildren and CanIna Pangultch Lindsay Spring of sons and exAll the one great grandthat will stop the intolerable Texas cities Abernathy was seridaughters (Toots) Iflis lieutenants and It was yon Dale and Gale Morgan Helper thing of a great success After our regular cept Mrs Elton Sorenson who was child were among itching winter itch Is this trouble ously injured while swabbing an oil Gwen Oldroyd Fairview Allied J Salma the were at Miss i hospital scout duties were attended to the well in Bastrop county last August present those present Owens Randlett John Pentelute common' Peterson Erma REfLY was given and we all yelled He was a close personal friend of Don Thompson and Dan Wycherly Tins lummer’s good will tour will signal NFW YORK—The National Fedcommon m-The a the what delicious very complaint is "bui prise” M jprfMfiPnt Theodore Roosevelt In his Hiawatha Lawrence Phillips Gushas eration of Business and Pro!eumal ail fiom New Yoik July 8 on the cookies candy and dixies one more is in It much gcucral daughter V011nRPr days W)pn he Wf gits er and Aldus Smith Rigby Idaho famous Women’s Clubs will send two groups Derengaru the two groups traveling Mr Peterson weather gets colder and the house in the southwest as a wolf catcher New York City A very Jolly volunteer program Commencement activities are the of business women abmad this sum- together to Pans whei a meeting of came next ending The becomes and nir hotter drier with speeches Horn scheduled to begin May It with the w ith foreign women and the board of dueitors of the Internamer to Mai ion Ohio has school building moist our leaders Snow College Sets annual music recital and conclude best remedy is to go to a to make a study of economic condi- tional federation will be held Mrs climate Living In a conservatory is named in honor of Harding McKinCHARLOTTE FENTON 18 exthe with May Commencement of New Biown as president of the federation tions Mim Joephtn Scham a pietty good tine Humidifying the ley Washington and Edison Speech Contest Date ercises and alumni banquet International relations in the United States is a member of Th Colorado Rockies are an Ideal Yot g City air thoroughly is sometimes a satisthis C as are Miss One board Henrietta announces group go chairman EPHRAIM—1 The annual extempoSome are bene factory substitute place for ramping or at least so think Mies inteinaof ia RtifbcimdmavU and to Sprmgfeld willjltarrn ing raneous speech oontes Sponsored by filed by gi easing the skin There mny the Salt Lake leaders who spent sevUonal KenC treanner MacDonald Miss Grime Mrs he Mary by be some advantage in greasing with Miss Lucy A Phillips of th Snow eral days there last summer In JViwman of Ru hmnnd Va president nedy of Lafayette Ind chairman of Some one of the eczema remedies college faculty will be held March camp training Miss finance Hadlev of and Grace Dr Helen Havener tne federation ef 23 with preliminary contests before We arrived at camp early In the apply cloths soaked in hot water and Heard Vv ptofessor of ctasRitai art New York Cilv publiuty chairman that date The contest is open to all wrung driving up through Mumtou past and archaeology at Gourher college Mis Lena Madesin Phillip of New day To the limit of space questions per cliffs off the abundant red sand-doncollege students and three will enter — Two extension FARMINGTON wilt lead the other which goes to Yoik City former national president into a little canyon whrr on the the finals The speeches will be givtabling to hygiene and prevention of servue of entTdl and southern European coun-t- r is now pi evident of th International i Ight we saw th Seven falls dripping the women’s organizations disease will be answered In this col en on one of 11 Current topics chosen Federation of Business and Profesbv Miss rtullips The first pluce win- division of the farm bureau were or unm Personal replies will be made ii you have th stlghtrat aymptoma ot ttuir wateiy way over the grunite — In a 'ouniirg these plans for Use sional Women North one at week last Salt gunlzed to inquiries under proper limitations Diabetes — uch Ls excessive thirit Inorner is awarded a gold medal up and still up to Lake and one at West Bountiful sh minurd nod will tour Miss 20 Miss Kennedy who has record of aand then up and ravine— when return stamped envelope is In dinate hunger with Iom of weight In Gieen-woothe w ill be gentransatlantic crossings The officer elected at North Salt closed Dr Evans will not make hilnsass “O ir tours have alreadv of keen appetite with nervousnma diag to our was be which gathering - vered 21 T of eral direi tor the tour countries This 71YO STUDENTS Lake wereMrs David S Betts nosis or prescribe for individual dm iplte Irritability restlessness anxiety over I ram Pai u the rout of the Rus- place during our brief slay On a or we F"’ i— i viiet new ierr itory Reid Mrs Verna vice president ease OFFER RECITAL president Mrs Mary Andrews trifles and Iona of alrrngth — loaa no ill cultivate more In- sian section wld be to Berlin (ar pordi running the full length of the v e main lodge W'ere two long tables s In reading one of tha moat Inreasurer we have al- saw Kiev Mmiow Leningrad to o vi !y the (Copyright 1912 Chicago Tribune ) time N Ross Beatie wUl present the fol structive boohs of tha day "Back to Slotkholm and Oslo The around which we dined with tlie spee- Future meetings will be devoted ready made W look forward even I Health from Diabetes" of Pikes peak in the foreground Monte lowing pupils In a piano recital Sun to remodeling of clothing FI KS PLAN BINFFIT to toms to bou'h Amenta and other group will visit Nit dyeing It will be mailed frea to anyone who mum lodge served as I gathering da v at 4 p m at the Beatie home and dry Carlo (emm Itiime V’lorenVe' f annual MAGNA — The twelfth t cleaning will send hla or her name and addresa 116 Fourth avenue' for people from the vaiious said that when the ue Mil in Geneva Lmerne Wies-M'Elk ( t do ”f At the West Bountitful organizaStray charity to Sanborn labors lories 3004 Bnsihorn the exciting camping place nor LaVny Young Marjorie Warxhaw tion Mrs Daisy Roberts was chosen hall will be held Monday evening building Bsttle Creek Mb h pm will (our went to I u rope badi n Cologne Brie t is Amsterdam tents which were scattered (round onjthe It ItlTnej that seem to go hand In hand Floreme Beigan Donette l’lntt Ma 22 Men’s Garfield at In Jr’8 lucre were no federations of und London The entertainment pro- the hillside tlie lehrunrv the Sanborn Home treatment for Mrs Afton Robetls vice piesident 1 is r women gram will for the mint part be in One of the highlights of the ramplwUh camping but th people one ne Sihlegel Betty Jane Peck Marj president 1 he proceeds derived from the diabetea and relatea lha experlenre of tub and profes-iotiMr Pauline Winegar men and women nf prominence Si roni T z i ve fr derations now ex-- - the hand of lump! an federations of was the Gypsy trip whkh took usmeet — the members of the national Fram is Sihnuk Helen Ames Knth secretary-treasure- r dance will he u cd for charily Jack many who restored themselves to health after of winding roadjstntf the gut guide fioin Fngland erine Wright Kathlvn Left 1 Isle Tor e rt tjH of eon tin ts ihij made buxines and pi ole- tonal women with over neailv 2htJ ! Denton is ( hah man of arrangements other treatments had tailed ed i' e m f inluiinn of tie Inter oetunr Horn the exeryhi direc- and hnpiewd (is with the beauty of the scout who could tell sui h exi it yer son Gordon Mi Dermaul Mabel Hv Duckworth Alfred Duckworth The book has 4 pages bound In board r of IJ'if nr-- s unit tor of tin International federation the Colorado hill and ttienms d k and H A Jarvis a aides The gen mg tale of the world camp— all help Buckle 1 lame Anderson Delma Pe authenilo tn- mien and la a T i r Iteison June Wcsxnian and OnicdgciestliiiHtcd by the department of com-lerOf coins the most inspiring partjlo make the camp wmth while ' r Y'omra W&I th dll c! ti Dorothy A Henoker who main public is Invited to attend this pomatum Pm- hw"who rue anfferiu imt-itdi liUUYMAN iLvaiu Bat LOlUkNCi Ilium uUi ft Ukp & out a luutJaua to be 37500 I uIUa to dance lJiubrm By DR VV A EVANS stor-ameb- Avo-mak- d y m j H d Main Arteries State Remain PAIR OBSERVE of COUPLE HOLD Open WEDDING FETE GOLDEN FETE 0 ACTIVITIES OF (odSsj QIRL SCOUTS U -- 1 IN SALT LAKE was y two-wa- Le-lan- Shell ' Zion-Mou- nt COUPLE HONOR - WEDDING DATE r for and for and still lthe e - a Ban-oitoje- ft at Judge Breaks Up ‘Silver Star Gang’ Academy Apply For Diplomas Kir-sten- a Endowment o PUN TOUR BUSINESS WOMEN t Clubs to Study Economic Conditions My-ito- bnre-hand- n GROUPS SET VISIT IN EUROPE J youngest vJ mt New - d Or ganizalion EIccls Officers plnc-coere- d scan C- secretary-t- n tii f ti ft 'Ven-l'I'h- ti r1-- o Magna-Gartirl- -- il ! - -- 1 i i i 1 a 4 :75sss5s?: d |