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'D ? j fir m1 r ' v FJL H 12 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE A’ FEDERAL BODY News From Intermountam Points US DRY AGENTS Youth Pinned SCHOOL BOARD Under Capsized PROJECT PLAN WAY TO CHECK Car and Killed FIGHTS SLASH OKEHS WATER A ’ C OF C GAS TAX LEAK Finance Method Support for Wyoming Irrigation Item Committee to Appoints Consider Strengthening (Special t® The Tribune) WASHINGTON April novel of State Laws -A 16- k H &: M BOISE Idaho UP) — Russell Mullins high school boy was killed thia afternoon In a canyon above this city being pinioned under a car which tipped over upon him as he was riding with a friend Andy Shelton a schoolmate was driving the car on a canyon road They were badly cut by washes coming toward the city when they Shelton approaihed a deep wash BOISE ()’) — The state chamber of attempted to avoid it by driving close commerce Saturday appointed a com- to the canyon wall but the car capmittee to work on the state gasoline sized tax law? with a view to stopping what Shelton was unhurt it descubed as losses of “thousands of dollars fiom gasoline being bootlegged into the slate ” The committee included J W Foreman Pocatello Emmitt Pfost commissioner of law enforcement L L Gray Nampa Ira E lame Meridian J L Dnscoll Boise Geoige E Erb Lewiston Parley E Rigby Idaho Falls James L Barnes Twin Fails P Hutton Kellogg and A In a letter sent to each of the com- Anti-Saloo- n Leaguer Seeks mittee It was stated that the present level of the tax five cents a gallon Nomination on Prohibioffered a ‘‘tempting profit” through evasion by "different schemes and tion Platform DRY CHIEF IN SENATE RACE rackets” "It Is estimated that Idaho Is annually losing many thousands of dolBOISE Idaho W— Harry S Kesslars from gasoline being bootlegged Into the state and advantages being ler for years active In work of the taken of the provisions for tax ex- Antisaloon league Saturday anemptions on motor fuel used In the nounced himself a candidate for the industries" Democratic nomination for United About $3000000 annually Is col- States senator on a dry platform lected by dealers for the state the his action he made it plain that letter pointed out yet the present heByconsidered none of the other four laws "do not protect this money as Democratic candidates for the office they do other public funds by requir- now held by Senator John Thomas as ing a bond of tlj dealers that re- sufficiently "dry” to satisfy what he ceive It” considered the prohibition demands of the state He announced several days Police Journal Lauds ago that he would run for the office either Mayor J P Pope of Officers of Pocatello unless Boise of Lieutenant Governor G P Mix came out as “positive drys ’’ Idahor-Poll- cs POCATELLO of The other two candidates he found this city and the Bannock county at variance with his views Dr Owen sheriffs force were lauded for their T Stratton Is running on a plank callefficiency and resourcefulness In the ing for repeal of the eighteenth April issue of the Northwest Police amendment while W Orr Chapman Journal which arrived here Friday of Twin Falls recommended a referAlthough Pocatello has had a com- endum on the question in his anparatively quiet crime year the offi- nouncement cers have been busily engaged in keeping undesirables on the move and thereby preventing much crime in the city gnd county the journal Fall in Catching TrainTnj ures Man stated Curtailment for Jury Indicts Prohi- CHICAGO April attention The essential principle Is consumed in the United States and this price without the tariff duty for the part exported The working basis is the allotments to producers of marketing rights for domestic needs Fower Left to Department Under the plan worked out for wheat allotment rights would be transferable and would be based on acreage yields and sales The allotment power would be left to the departments of agriculture and commerce or a commission named by — was shot to death and his wife was wounded April 8 when the agents had used the McGlothlln store near Irving as a rendezvous with Lester Cox from whom they were trying to buy liquor Cox came to the store with his wife and informed the agents he was unable to obtain any liquor The agents tried to force the Coxes into an automobile and a disturbance resulted Thinking the agents were robbers Mrs McGlothlln seized a pistol from behind the store counter and as she rose one of the agents shot it from her hand McGlothlln grabbed a It was alleged the other shotgun agent shot him In the melee Cox fled from the store Officers have been unable to locate him LIST SPEAKERS both The Chicago meeting was called by two Montana farm leaders — W L Stockton of Clarkson dirt and M L Wilson of the agricultural college at Bozeman Another participant was Chester C Davis of the Maizewood corporation These three were in the bloc that first proposed the fee plan of theMcNary-Haugen'bifarmer-economi- ll ' The costs of the control under the s plan would be placed upon processors of wheat or other commodities In turn it would be passed on to the consumer as in the case of other effective tariffs Wilson in explaining the plan estimated the cost passed on for bread as an example would average from a s a loaf half to Valuing Allotment The value of allotment rights certificates wuuld be placed at the tat if f duty 42 cents a bushel for wheat Millers and other processors would buy these rights in the amount of their needs for domestic wheat If more allotment rights were issued than millers needed imports would cease and the allotments would sell probably at a slight discount Under the transferable plan a farmer with a poor crop could sell his excess rights to a neighbor with a bumper crop It was thought likely the American Farm Bureau federation and the National Grange would have observers at the allotment plan meeting The farm bureau ha sponsored the fee the grange the export debenture transferable-right- Smelter Company Starts Furnace Arrange for Addresses at State Convention in seven-tenth- International Smelting company headquarlet a announced Satuiddy operation of two lead furnaces at the Tooele The second company’s plant furnace resumed operations Saturday so that both are on full time thus providing employment for approximately 500 men on an employment rotation system of time per man The company Intends to clear up its stock-pileore at the plant which will require operaf tion for from two and to three months Offcials hope metal prices will justify longer operation after the present stock is cleared Murray smelting furnaces of the American Smelting and Refining company closed since March 16 are expected to reopen in May to provide employment for 200 men It was announced Saturday Burley paying producers a free trade price plus tariff duty for the part of their crop e COAL DEALERS the impetus for another method of crop suimlus control This is the domestic allotment plan It js applicable proponents say to all agricultural commodities The sentiment for this plan will be molded here April 19 by a dozen agriculturalists and farm economists into proposed legislation for congress’ An investigation haa been under way at the direction of Amos W Woodcock federal administrator Woodcock said the agents would be retained in the service unless it was proved they had not shot m McGlothlln 16 (P)— From wheat fields of the northwest cradle of the equalization fee has come murdered” " NEW SURPLUS Congress to Be Asked to Base Law on AlBSl ment of Markets DALLAS Texas" April 16 (IP) — Two federal prohibition agents were indicted by the Dallas county grand jury today for the killing of Marion McClothlin country storekeeper and the wounding of his wife The agents L C Smith and N D Heaton who used their pistols in an attempt to arrest an alleged boot legger were accused of murder and assault with intent to murder Government authorities prepared to post new bonds for the men who have not been suspended from duty They have been at liberty under $15 000 bond each since murder charges were filed by the state district attorney William McCraw who asserted “I find that an honest lawabiding peaceful citizen has been ruthlessly BOISE (77 —The board of education telegtdphed a protest to the Idaho congressional delegation against curtailment by congress of appropriations for vocational education in Idaho high schools and received from Senator Thomas Saturday a message that he would seek to save appropriations "vital to Idaho” Senator Thomas said It was necessary to make some economies however The board message pointed particularly to $46000 made available to high schools for home economics and agriculture instruction as used In a cooperative plan with the school districts Most districts have already contracted with their teachers for use of these funds the board protest said and declared that their discontinuance would be a serious blow to the state particulaily to the rural sections The board also heard Fred W Has-sa- n auditor In the bureau of public accounts on the question of endowment funds Hassan said the audit of the funds had progressed to a point where definite recommendations could be made to the next legislature to further losses in looking ending the funds from unprofitable investments FARMERS URGE CONTROL PLAN bition Officer for Shoot ing of Storekeeper of Vocational Work in Idaho Money By MARIE MAROT TEXAS MURDER IN D S FUND Grand Protests V 17 1932 Smart Accessories CHARGED WITH SEEKS Novel plan of financing worked out by Senator Kendrick of Wyoming has induced the Interior department aftei years of refusal at last to recommend construction of an nrigation ptojeel in Natrona county Wyoming which will cost $240 an acre and which yet will be feasible from the standpoint of the settlers who take up the lands But It was not alone the cleverness of Senator Kendrick that induced the department to change front back of irthe demand for the Casper-Aleov- a rigation project was the claim that Natrona county is and for years has been contributing to the reclamaiion fund about half Its annual increment and because of this was entitled to Borne benefit from the fund The city of Casper second largest In Wyoming lies in the heart of the oil fields of the state Unlike any other city that owes Its existence to oil Casper realizes that In time it must pass out of existence unless something comes along to take the place of oil Lying about the city are 66000 acres of land capable of irrigation but the cost of Irrigation until now has been held to be both excessive and prohibitive for repeated surveys have shown It will cost $240 an acre to get water on the lands and when irrigated the lands can not produce crops that will return arty such investment Reverse Attitude But Casper and Senator Kendrick have been persistent and the department has long been willing to admit there was justice in the demand that the county that does so much to keep federal reclamation going was entitled to some benefits under the reclamation law even though the reclamation fund sustain a loss When the reclamation fund began to dwindle the secretary of the interior was more and more indisposed even to consider the Casper-Aleov- a project which will cost $15861000 exclusive of $8160000 required for storage and power development Yet Senator Kendrick persisted and In the very midst of the governmental demand for economy he prevailed upon the reclamation bureau and the secretary of the interior to reverse themselves and recommend his bill authorizing this costly APRIL SUNDAY MORNING Those mentioned in the article were BURLEY Idaho — Most of the Chief of Police Charles E Cavanaugh Police Sergeant R M Pugmire Chief POCATELLO Idaho— Carl Carl speakers to take part at the Idaho Coal Since we go hand in hand with project Dealers’ association convention here of Detectives J L Balderston Sheriff son 71 was Senator Kendrick proposes that the W H Woodward seriously injured Satur- April 25 and 26 have been announced fashion it follows that gloves are Chief Deputy J P day morning when he fell as he was by George E Ferrin chairman of the project be built and that $80 an acre Jones and Deputy L B Tolley most important Although originalbe assessed against the water users trying to hoaid a moving freight tram general committee ity is the keynote of the new gloves near the Pocatello Mills and Elevator Surveys have shown that the farmers Crews there must be no hint of the bizarre They are Mayor K C Barlow who Work to Gear company He suffered a skull frac- will could not reasonably pay more than deliver or decoration the address of welcome White in coloring ture and body bruises $2 an acre annually on construction and Dick Wells Pocatello who will Yellowstone Highway Railroad employes discovered the glace kid is back again and although costs this spread over a peW G E S Ferrin the Worthingglove is always in good elderly man lying beside the track respond riod would make the $80 The senataste there is a tendency this season Idaho-St- ate ASHTON road de- and culled police who took him to ton Boise Roy Painter Burley O W tor then suggested that Natrona counW Rawlins Boise C to Stark combine white with blue or black Salt snow the Pocatello general hospital where Lake ty’s oil royalties which have become partment was removalonequipment Vice President Urges Capi- in a most striking way Gauntlet Willard Lund Pocatello and C Yelthe was his as condition serious working Saturday reported the backbone of the reclamation fund W Gamble Lumbei cuffs with smart decorations are be be diverted each year to make up such lowstone highway between here and talist to Put Wealth mg featured company who will preside over the of the cost as remains after the land West Yellowstone in an attempt to Million Dollar Credit round table discussion the second day Sketched are some new gloves and owners have paid $80 In other words open the highway which has been Back at Work a smart shoe and purse set The Given Slate by Bank Tuesday the senator’s plan is that oil royalties snowbound all winter to travel reA banquet will be held Tuesday lovely evening gloves are in handcollected in Natrona county pay $140 leasing some 300 residents who winmade silk filet with an embroidered BOISE Idaho UP) — George G Bar- night at Masonic hail at which F I an acre or a total of $10581000 where tered at the park entrance BLOOMFIELD N J April 18 (T) design Plows have opened about 10 miles rett state treasurer today received Poage Nampa will be toastmaster running from the back of the the settlers will pay $5280000 A representative from the Southern WEIGHS THREE POUNDS Pointing to a bright future for the hand to the elbow A lacy edge is of the road to Warm River a telegram worth $1000025 Power riant Authorised BOONE N C (UP)— The nation Vice President Curtis tonight worked into the edge of the glove in It came from the Chase National Wyoming Coal Operators’ association But his bill is so worked out that Road daughter of Mr and Mrs called upon the financiers to put their a filet stitch The daytime glove is bank in New York and notified the also will be a speaker Varied subRemoves Opening black and white glace kid The verf the temporary diversion of the treasurer that this amount of money jects have been assigned to coal men Roy Eggers here is wholly normal to work to speed better times in oil royalties to this project will In the Montana Snow Barrier had been placed to the credit of the for discussion at the round table except that she weighs but three wealth lacing on the gauntlet cuff is very an The address in vice president and new The ensemble shoe end be no more than a loan for his pounds Physicians say she is healthy before the state as a result of receipts of the gathering club good Young Republican and bag is done in black crepe de bill authorizes the building of a large IDAHO FALLS Idaho-- A million dollar Issue of tax anticipato realso here endorsed legislation large chine with appiiqued strappings of The United States veterans' bureau power plant capable of developing number of Montana residents who tion notes purchased by the bank vise the federal reserve act against black and have been forced to 150000000 kilowatts annually patent leather and a tiny silver has notified the Orndorff ConstrucThe extra $25 represented the preto assure distribution some time and spend speculation buckle The heel of the shoe and tion company that the wage scale this power it is said can be marketed here because the mium of its resources in all sections of the high In the North Platte valley of Wyommg pipings on the bag are of black fixed by the secretary of labor must has been snow blocked left Fri nation way and Nebraska The revenues to be be observed henceforth on the Salt patent leather for Butte and other points Six Person Arrested “Money properly invested” he said derived from this power It is contend- day Lake veterans’ hospital says a Tribannouncement the road is would restore confidence more upon reclamato ed will in time bring the une dispatch from Washington D C By and free of snow Agents else and such than open anything quickly is far more than temporarily tion fund Saturday at this investment can be made CHICAGO April 16 (UP)— diverted from the oil royalties for the The department of labor advised lectual or normal especially when time We all know our safely has a WALLACE Idaho (A1)— Six persons Candidate Governor country of the project building were arrested on liquor charges in you are a high school stude and ex- bright future that when this business Representative F C Loofbourow that Virginia Miller That there is justice In the demands a request has not yet been made of Makes Formal Start federal raids made on rooming houses Chicago high school senior who looks pect all college seniors to be either depression is over our country will of Natrona county is apparent from the attorney general for a ruling as to drunk or the horribly brainy type at Kellogg and Mullan Saturday and talks like a go forward at great speed as it has Held John Jr the showing that the reclamation flapper whether a "But the wage scale law is enUnited was the damsel who answered my after every period of depression BOISE (AT — Byron Defenbach can- Their bonds were set by back from a triumphant ring did not look at all fund in the past five years has re- didate for the Republican forceable as to the Salt Lake postof-ficnomination States commissioner In amounts vary- tour of tonight "The capital now waiting for in predatory in Northwestern ceived a total of $8583621 In oil royal- for — fact addition she university The dispatch states exwas to from $500 $700 chewing gum an vestment once set to work will greatgovernor Saturday filed his dec ing where she has applied for admission cellent ties collected in this one county an laration however that Mr Loofbourow intends in a woman of candidacy with the secrething and ly bring next increaseemployment September to President Walter "The girls did not look at all like Joseph Medley 18 was ordered re- to avk Secretary of Labor Doak average of $1318724 a year This is tary of state cheer to thousands now out of work turned Dill Scott's prodigy class to the state industrial school! petition the attorney general more than was collected last year In Field's fashions of the hour I tell The list contained 299 names and will financiers the change hope great The blase miss left the collegians you I by Judge D W Moffat in the Third! week for a rilling did not see one Vion-ne- t their repayments by water users and many represented every county In the state actually their ofTiolding practice present at the aghast times the amount derived from the Defenbach ts "sophistication" of these Saturday for being an The supervising architect the disFrankly the boys looked decid- money in the banks where it is now district couit unopposed In the Repubchildren and gave next year’s sophoto (he murder of John P' patch savs aale of public lands In the entire west lican still arcepts the of edly lousy said to be a ‘drug’ and place it where accessory primary mores a of hard Halvorsen insurance salesman near one of his own officers that heruling early warning Commissioner Mead In favorably prob"I felt I was among kindred souls it will has not busy in keep industry lem freshman the Fourth South street viaduct Janu- the power to compel observance of the repression the Kendrick bill and wished I had brought along farecommending "If this is done and our people will Utah Cbiropraetors "I really like the school” Virginia ther’s points to the Strawberry valley projlarge red hanky with the polka work together as they always do this ary 23 Moffat approved wage scale so far as the said I "But understand one declined to send Med- postoffice airily in is Utah where $40000 a year ect dots It would enter so in the spirit great and Judge building is concerned President Keeleet of ours country powerfuL never admits to such auafter things” raised from grazing and from power of the thing investigating prison Whatever ruling the attorney general which was the last to feel the cold ley Her were in thorities at industrial school impressions who the to costs and sales construction gathered "I am makes will be binding on the superI can hardly wait hard applied Officers of the Utah Chiropractors’ the course of strolling nonchalantly until fall inspired grip of depression will be the declared they could "make a good to relieve the water users I shall wear tweeds with a first to vising architect association were elected at a meeting Investigation of Political into classrooms recover" uncon- careful artistic rent on the of him” citizen the At same time The Boise and Minidoka projects In chatting toRepresentative Foofbourow upper left Curtis lauded particularly the work at 311 Boston building Dr with and Moffat the the cernedly warned professors Idaho each benefit by reason of the Saturday Judge arm paying youth snoot all my fellow freshies" of President Hoover Charles G gether with the Salt Lake Federation O Larson was reelected presiCroup Follow Ban on a visit to the office of the Daily North- MissandMiller In commitment was a the of nature fact that power revenues cut down the Carl is of Labor associate editor of the Dawes the the chamber of commerce dent Other officers chosen are Dr president of the Recon- suspended sentence and os much as Utah western student newspaper While in high school Socialist Troop and conducts a col struction Finance charges assessed against water users Stella Building and Construction conand five of Ogden vice presicorporation the newspaper office Virginia con- umn called paper the in over his years hung and the same thing is true on other dent Spurrier Dr atand prison others has bepn Insistent gress Loop” She G D Plyler Frank Knox the chairman of the head in the event of misbehavior succeeding sented to dash off a signed story de- tended the "Loop that the federal wage scale law be projects where power is developed Dr George Chicago Art Institute A Wilson secretary ard against hoarding Moffat said he recognized scribing a “child wonder’s" impres- where she won a prize for a land drive Judge on commercially incident to storage for treasurer to sneceed Dr Ben R the two Salt Lake building He cited that rigid enforcement ot BERLIN April 18 sions of a big university Medley had abandoned the joint en- prnlects irrigation Therefore the policy Is Johnson Drs William A Sear and Paul von scape the last law followed permityear immigration Miss today Since Hlndenburg Miller Intends to enter She prefers the work of the “moddeclared not to be new “I believe the Roos H terprise which he and Gilchrist Booth The hospital will be completed in ted the entry of only 43353 while McCune reelected directors up hn decree dissolving the national the Journalism school next fall the had set out to carry out — that of rob- June but the bill merits favorable consideration” erns" Sourat Cezanne and Picasho to postoffice addition will 18868 who storm socialist including departed by instructing was troops She on that of older Pearl Medley not be ready for assignment easy bing Mr Halvorsen said Reclamation Commissioner Mead perched painters GOLD CARGO SOUGHT occupancy for nearly were deported the minister of the interior to Inves- a chair with feet swinging a full Inch 18 sister of the defendant now in a year chewed with Wilbur Tells Views gum Virginia abandon SEATTLE (UP)— Five million dol- tigate charges that other political from the floor and pounded out the the school Industrial had lured the during her grand tour of NorthwestSecretary Wilbur In Indorsing Dr lars In gold that went down with the groups are maintaining military or- following: victim to 9 lonely spot in his auto- Booth wielded a butcher knife slashMeads rexommendation Roes even Ward liner Merida In 1911 about 65 ganizations designed to undermine "There is practically nothing like ern Her farewell was a cheery “Oh mobile his throat in a struggle nerti” Booth farther and in reversing his earlier miles northeast of Cape Charles will the authority of the state "But you should have taken a ing leaning on the bell of a sorority house was sentenced by Judge Moffat MonAlthough the president was not and wondering whether or not the A good example is the best ser course" the court said "You day to serve 25 position and Indorsing the Kendrli k be sought by the Romano Mailne Salstronger In the state bill whl h has since been favorably vaging company of Seattle An at- specific it was apparent he was re- people who answer will look Intel mon should not only have left the car but prison for second yeurs degree murder tempt ts being made to raise the dere- ferring to the republican relchsban-ne- r reported to the senate says: should have to taken action Satpositive Federal farm board membeis ”1 do not consider the proposal to lict which lies In about 38 fathoms A government organization the murder” Cheap things are not good good urday advised Congressman Don B avert had apply the royalties from Natrona of WHter Mr spokesman said the president Halvorsen was murdered when things are not ehenp had Colton nfiieec! that they finally to the to submit the charges been obliged county Wyoming directly to liberalize the advance to wool Aleova project as startling as It opment of this project will In the end to the proper department but the of Utah to help finance growers asThe reclamation first had relchsbanner contribute may toward the perpetuation of appear already given spring shenrlng said a special disfund has been built up over a period the reclamation fund In that revenues surance of its nonmilltary character patch to The Tribune from Washing of years one of Its contributions be- from the proposed power plant will and of its devotion to the state ton D C After receiving his letter of Inper cent of all royalties re- eventually become perpetual lucre ing 52 The board has agreed to shearing ceived by the government The total ments when the fund can no longer structions fiom the president Crucial ReCHICAGO April 16 (UP)-T- he Intimation that Secretary of the In- loans of 10 rents per head on sheep amount paid Into the reclamation fund look to oil royalties as a source of in Wilhelm Groener minister of the interior Ray Lyman Wilbur will place in addition to the 50 cents per head from this source as of June 30 1931 come terior issued a public statement as- publican national committee select- Hoover's name in nomination was which has been lent throughout the stands at $40384803 34 of which $10 ’’The matter has been submitted to serting his artion in closing up Nazi ed today personnel to direct its conThe ad 328528 34 has been contributed by the the director of the bureau of the budg- storm troop headquarters was based vention here next June and decided forthcoming from today's committee winter to aid the growers meeting held in the Congress hotel ditional advance will be made on constate of Wyoming which amount ha et who advises that there Is no ob- on no political bias but w ns solely for that the election convention headquarters for the Re- dition that the Utah Wool Marketing largely been contributed by Natrona jection to this legislation subject to the safeguarding the authority of the association will guarantee the loans campaign would be directed from Chi- public ans a wherein the county specific understanding that the ex state rather than New York as In the Other convention officers an- In cases where hums of less than 10 project Is situated The proposal to ap- pcnditurcs for this project from the General Groener declared he could cago nounced by Chairman Snell were' La- cents a head have been made for ply futuie oil royalties to the Casper-Aleov- a reclamation fund can he so regulated not airede to demands fieri ceitain past Out of courtesy to President Hoo- fayette Gleason New Ym k secretary shenrmg the board will increase the project for a temporary pe- as not to futther Impair the future quarters that he treat the steel helmet ver nn Iowan United J States Senator Francis Burke Pennsylvania par- loans up to 10 cents riod 1 believe to be an equitable ad- solvency of that fund within the and rcUhsbamicr oi gntmaliotts exact- L J Dickinson was chosen James A Hooper secretary of the temporary liamentarian Lehr less Ohio asjustment of the unusual contribution meaning of requiring advances to that ly as he had treated the NnI storm chairman and Everett sistant Colonel Utah association said that the action "keynoter" parliamentarian of Wyoming to this fund The devel- - fund from the general treamrv ” troops The Nazi units he said were Sanders Terre Haute Ind secretary Glenn C Haynes Iowa chief door- of Die farm hoard follows much more military In character to President Calvin Coolidge from keeper and J N Johnson Kansas as- Rons carried on for some time negotia 1925 to 1929 was named scigeant-at-aim- s sistant to chief doorkeeper Committee members who attended The committee voted to defer selec- were Fess Ralph E Williams Oie Funeral Biles Held in tion of a peimnnent iliiininan until gon vice cliau mao Joseph It Nutt Cuthedrnl for Woman the convention proper explaining that Daniel E Pomeroy New Jersey the Democratic committee on ar- Charles I) llilles NowYotkJ Hrn-rRequiem high nuns for Mis Mb Horahaek Connecticut ("la retire mie Ann MiCill 56 wife of Michael Joseph H Ureece county assessor rangements violated pieredcnt when the by (leaned Nationally Advertised Saturday withheld comment pending it those a permanent chairman Rep Hamlin Colm ado David W Mulvane J McGill of 87 C street who died HaffiiUon-iirsc- h Electric bhanipoo Mrth report of George King rescntative Bertrand H Snell New Kansas Dr E I) Clements Missouri Tuesday tn e San Finnri-iretelpt of hospital ®d Rave time and money clerk of the Salt Iotke board of educa- York Republican floor leader in the George Deb Keun New Yoik Mau- wsssnid at the Cathedi a! of the Marie Our expert la favored tion pmporling to how Inequalities house of represi-n'aUvemake your ruga look like new rice Mxselik Ohio Mi-- j Martha Mc- leme Saturday at 10 a m Burial committee members said but no rec- Clure Iowa- James K Davidson Mic h wus in the in valuations within the city Calvary ceinetety Mr King on Friduv completed ommendation w ill be made lo the con- igan Mrs Harry E Thomas WisconPallbearers wrie Hugh A Mi Mil sin ten George Jav Gibson prepartion of the titdc showing a tax vention John W Hie committee members discussed Roy O West national rommittee-ma- rhnmpson M J Daliev history for ten yeais pint by plat on John A of a ads or N moist Illinois fiom and Fdward land and improvements Lability Including Malm and John (' Dwvrr pei haps a wet plank in thepai tv plat-l- Burley chan man of the Chicago conIt’s a fonti-t- i kIis p that makes the tn but no announcement w as made ception eomnnltee confcricd w ltli the Pude ro-t- more than 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