Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE OGDEN AccumiMan Keeps Coat After Trial Municipal Plant Proposal Report Expected OGDEN — E M Benedict charged with petty larceny fbr the alleged theft of an overcoat belonging to Arnold Tavlor March 26 not only was found not guilty in the city court Saturday but was permitted to retain the coat Benedict admitted he took the coat from Taylor but explained he took it and held it because In the Taylor owed him $2 meantime he said Taylor had him arrested on a battery charge on which he was acquitted and when Taylor offered him the $2 he refused to accept it because of the trouble Taylor had given him by compelling him to appear by Monday 24 1932 AND VlCINITYFIELD NUMBERS 45 AS FILING CLOSES Business Office: 2470 Washington Avenue POWER SURVEY APRIL SUNDAY MORNING A era 000 'COLLEGE SETS 0 FLOOR 9x12 or Democrats Far Exceed Republicans in GRADUATEDAY petition for Idaho Offices Com- —Exceptionally Low Credit Terms During This Sale Bigelow AX RUG BOISE (AP)— Forty-fiv- e candidates were in the field for state and congressional offices at the close Saturday of the period for filing for the primary elections to be held May 24 It will be the first primary election held under the new the 1931 legislature primary law enacted-b- President of Weber An Bounces Friday May 27 for Commencement When Yon Consider That These Rugs Alone Would Regularly Sell for $35— and in Addition You Get — & CUSHION PAD y Vacancies to be filled Included one United States senator two congresOGDEN— City J C sional posts and a full state ticket Engineer Brown whose office is in charge of urday that baccalaureate services Democratic candidates far outnumin auditorium the m will connection be held solicitation work the college bered In only three In 22 commencement Republicans v ith the proposed municipal light and with Sunday May stances— United States senator state May 27 exercises Friday evening power plant said Saturday that the soliciation woik would be entuely Following is a list of the graduates' superintendent of public instruction ell Fred Associate of Arts Degree-L- ow cleaned up by Monday A final stateFarr Atftleen and secretary of state— was there Ida Arleen Bower Barker ment then will be issued showing Rose can Farr Budge Charlen Chandler! LaPriel Halns Hortense Hatch Guinevere competition for the Republican party the total number of uscis of power Hcm Fdrls Dale Jcsperaen Jeanette Alice and light contacted together with Most of the Republi nominations Fawn Mannin Glenn Fredrick Mnuton the number of porous signing up in in court can candidates are seeking reelection and Flora Jeannette McKay Jtaneite Parry Van Blaine Poulter Lucille Areta Dyke favor of the city plant those opposed It was the laigest group of candiLouis Associate of Science to the plan and those who decline to dates to come before the public for Allan and George Marlowe Anderson Tara iWiimsm Araie'Vvie Jma Loofhournw Afcka 'state offices since the primary law commit themselves as to the pioposi-tioMamirpu'i ' Plorencn Parker Houd PiMersnn JVCpOri either for or against at this stage replaced a do7en years ago by low Maurice Allen Berrett Gladys Bel of the proceedings he said The Utah the convention system which in turn Ormlorff nap Gordon Jey Bluth Alice Regina on Company Elmer has also Bowyer Nancy Cottlngham Power and Light company was replaced by the primary IndiWilliam Broome Grridee Daniels and Hardone a great deal of solicitation and cations at the capital were that proold I) Brown Brrenece Brunker Richard Pajmcnts June Burton Blanche investigation but a result of its acSpencer Buriewa portionately large lists of candidates Dora Hybeef Don Carlo Carver James Martivities has not been made public were being filed in the counties tin Chadiclt Dale Clair and Don Alfred President George Gadsby General Carl Kitchen of Boise who anChristenson Lewi Clark Virginia Clay Representative F C Loofbourow nounced himself a candidate for the Juno Amelia Cordon Sarah Leone CompManager P M Parry of Salt Lake ton Earl Budge Cramm Everett Ray has asked the secretary of the Salt Republican nomination for secretary and L W Nyms resident manager Dkkwn Otate Durraut in Ogden of the Utah Power and Light - OGDEN — Superintendent George iRrances Norma Imogen EnglUh Melvin Engstrom Lake labor council to check the wages of state withdrew late Saturday derowers Phyiiu company submitted data Saturday E Mushbach of the Bear river mi- - g"?1" rindUrLillian henjra claring other candidates had entered Mae Froerer Lucille being paid by the Orndorff Constructo the city commission bear- gratory bird refuge reported Satur- Fredrickson Alma tion company on both the veterans’ the field since his announcement "and Fdith Gal Flmer Hudley Gibson ing on the question of the oper- day that a human skull which had Wray Glenn Sidney Gordon Ronald Adrian hospital and postolfice addition and I do not feel that I am able to make at ion of light and power plants been buried in the silt and mud at the Green Leda Gull Bernice Carlson Hall In F’na Mower Harris Wiliaid Marsh Heed report to him by wire the specific in- the strenuous campaign necessary mouth of Bear river for many years Fllen Hellewell Primrose Figures were submitted showing Hendon Charles stances in which the conti actor is not a three sided contost” costs in connection with the was found on the west side of No 2 Wllford Hjnrhrliff Jennie Sartah Holmes The full list of candidates follows Ethel Hubbard Herbert Isakson Mel- paying the wage scale fixed by the company’s plants since 1913 together unit by Alfred Whitaker and Clar- Vera For United States senator — Repubvin D James Donna Mae and Henry Jen- secretary of labor with data from published reports by ence Hewlett who were doing some kins Hoaard C Jenson Parley Thomas This information is contained in a lican: John Thomas of Gooding (inJohns Goldie Lillian and Julia Irene Jones various cities on the cost of operat- grading and J Wesley Holden of Pearl Knowles Helen Krumperman special Tribune dispatch from Wash- cumbent) ing and maintaining municipal plants Whether the skull is that of a iftan Ruth Idaho Falls Democrat: J P Pope Vera Lambert Joseph Norn Larson Isabelle ington D C Saturday Malan or woman white man or Indian TlttlefMd MadrPne Emily Leland Boise G P Mix of Moscow Owen Representative Loofbouiow ob- of Marsh Dorothea Lucille Maw Anna could not be determined at first ex- Facer Miller T Stratton of Salmon W Orr Chap South Davis Stake Clyde Hadley Morris Marjorie tained a copy of the veterans' bureau Irie MrEntee amination Mr Mushbach said but it Oenene William Reason MoFntire files bearing on tbe wage contro- man of Twin Falls and Harry S Kess Conference Opens will probably be submitted to some Jr Vernon Seth Blair McFarland Ath’een McGrec-o- r ler of Boise Iverson Monson Carma Jane versy and with the information at For congressman First district— authority and Thora Myrlene Nelson Charles Hubert hand will renew his demands that the The fact that the skull was on top Orell Mabel Alien Burton L French of Anees Fooler BOUNTIFUL— Stake and ward ofRepublican' do its under the government duty Lester Arthur Perry Eiwood GraDemocrat (Incumbent) ficers meeting comprised the open- of the dike Mushbach said led to Ossmen ham and John Hikiau Peterson Urban Mid- wage scale law and compel observ- Moscow belief that it was dug lip when dleton Pierce Flda Poulsen William Dale ance of the prevailing wage the dis- George Meffan of Nampa Compton ing session of the quarterly confer-lthRose Rufrano Fred William Schott I White of Clarks Fork C R Peckhan enee of the South Davis stake L D the dikes were built two years ago Read Veda Caleb Anthon Bhreeve Vera patch says S church in the Bountiful First W'ard and must have been buried under Katie Brhumer The files show that when the Orn- of Wilder Bill Elda MseSklnner Charle Snede tabernacle Saturday evening eight or nine feet of silt as that don Lucille Beatrice Somers Oeore Peart dorff company received the scale it For congressman Second district— Berkeley Salisbury Elva Stephens Addison T Smith of eral sessions will convene Sunday at was the depth the draglines went South WheatJy John Taylor Max Thatcher Vivian objected on the grounds that some Republican: 10 a m and 2 Democrat material for the Louise with a special (down in getting Thomas Oeore Ford Thorstensen of the rates were too high whereupon Twin Falls (incumbent) dikes M I A session at 7 p m 7ula Mae Tlneev Verda Tracy Wavne the of labor reopened the Mayor T C Coffin of Pocatello I H department Anna Tribe Mane Van Bernard Koen W F Alworth The John R Baines L D S semi- - A complete skeleton of a buffalo Wenry Van Bchaar Meda Walker Louis matter made a new investigation and Masters ol Pocatello nary graduating exercises will be was found at about the same depth viror Wsrlaumont Dorothy Fleanor Watts sustained the scale Secretary Doak of Filer Harold Yeamans of Buhl and Valbor Rasmussen Wheelarieht Oladvs had held Sunday morning The program when the dikes were built originally found to be the pre- Edward C Rich—of Montpelier C Ben Wright Florence and Robert Milton Yorga-so- n will include- Presentation of cla's For governor Democrat: The veterans' bureau vailing one was then instructed to see that the Ross (incumbent) Republican: ByPrincipal George C Ensign talks L Leo Eggett Maude Wixom Robert R ron Defenbach approved scale was observed Committee Plans for Christenson For lieutenant governor— Demo The lecuid shows alsu the dispatch presentation of diplo mas 109 graduates President James in Churches adds that the veterans’ bureau trans- crat: George Hill of Rigby and Victor Boys’ Day H Robinson Diplomas will be premitted to the contractor the rulings Peterson of Grangeville Republican — sented to 34 seminary graduates and OGDEN — The committee on Sun- of the secretary of labor and asked C A Bottolfsen of Arco G P Mix Amalgamated Sugar OGDEN The for to one whojias completed the church observance Boys’ week at for observance of the fixed scale but (incumbent) ap- - day company Saturday announced For Justices of the supreme couit noon Saturday effected plans for made no threat of cancellation or sus history and doctrine course proximately 6500 acres of beets some 1 at Boys’ day in pension of contract fnr failure to car- (two to be elected)— Republican: T of which are out of the ground have Sunday Mav be furnished by the Bountiful First been was ap- ry out the rulings The veterans’ bu- Bailey Lee of Rupert and B S Varian planted m Wpbe an(J ’Davis churches in David Jof Wilson ward choir under the direction of counties Democrat the L D S reau letter was merely a letter of of Weiser (incumbents) s charge pointed season this about Leander T Thompson with no teeth in it and E A Owen of Idaho Falls William of the acreage being in Weber churches Kiwanis club and schools transmittal the Rev Patrick F Kennedy in no indication of a purpose to bring M Morgan of Boise F M Bistline of county Pocatello and E M Holden of Idaho A few hundred acres still remain charge of the Catholic church Amer- the contractor to time Receipts Please Leader Representative Loofbourow is hope- Falls to be planted in the two counties to- ican Legion Salvation Army VolunOf Scout Fund Drive ful the Secretary of state— Republican gether with about 600 acres in Morgan teers of America and Lions club the has the dispatrh concludes that if he Fred (InE Lukens of Grangeville Rev John Edward Carver in charge specific instances in which county — OGDEN DavidS Roninev finance W W Deal of Nampa a severe frost at this of the Protestant churches Rotary the contractor continues to defy the cumbent) and said It is that chairman of the Ogden Boy Scout time would government he can yet compel the Democrat: O E Bossen of Payette those of the club Elks and Masons greatly An effort will be made to encour reluctant departments to do their Franklin Girard of Coeur d’Alene campaign for funds which closed Sat- beets that are out injure of the ground urday evening announced Saturday Generally speaking it is said that age the attendance of fathers and duty and force observance of the fed and W W Goble of Eagle that a final checkup of contributions the outlook for the beet some one religious service on era! law Attorney general — Republican: crop the en- sons at had not yet been made but he de1 Fred J Babcock of Lewiston (incumMay season the is brightest in years clared that response of Ogden citi- suing Democrat: Bert Miller of bent) Company Trucking zens and business firms to the 150 The same is said to hold true tn Idaho Idaho Falls Sets and Montana Formal Company business men who volunteered their Sues Contractors State auditor — Republican: E G services in soliciting donations had of Pocatello New (incumbent) of Offiee 01 for alleged Gallet to Suit recover $4854 Opening Silv iculliirist Completes been exceedingly gratifying breach of contract In connection with Democrat: Harry C Parsons of Twin A report of the total amount col— Falls OGDEN The new office of the the construction of the United States Survey of Sheep Range Federal lected for the Ogden Gatew ay Council State treasurer — Republican Building and Loan associa postoffice building and the veterans' Boy Scouts to be used during the en 2376 avenue willl hospital was filed Saturday in the George G Barrett of Wendell (intion at Washington D G OGDEN— associate Pickford Democrat: Mrs Myrtle suing year will be made early next silviculturist of the intermountain for- be formally opened to the public Mon- Third district court by G W Lcding-ha- cumbent) week Mr Romney said and M Schoenfcld doing busi- Enking of Gooding est and range experiment station has day it wa announced Saturday by State mine inspector— Republican & Schoenfeld returned from Dubois Idaho aftpr J H Andrews manager of the asso ness as Ledingham American Legion Post truckers against the Orndoiff Con- Stewart Campbell of Hailey (incumcompleting a survey on the sheep elation bent) Democrat: W G Huseman of The building which houses the of- struction company of the United States expm w- - H- Simons of Plans to Present PIaylrane Ledingham & Schoenfeld say thatBellcvue and imcnt station there to determine the fice has been acquired by the associa' of a contract entered in An The appointments olihe office JasL-faltion IceduiaUuLLzcd ainuuntt A — OGDEN— The merum-L- eg Statfi'Xirpprlntendent' "Or “ptibllr 45 per cent of the forage of are strictly jn the latest desgns and gust 193E they Here supposed lo haul About four-a will ‘’Andrasis” — Republican' Mrs Myrtle present post Tlnns for a public materials used in construe-'structioeP ral?e act play at the Chateau May 5 and 7?'le eR7rlwen Davis of Blackfoot (incumbent) tion Monday have been made underltion of the buildings at stipulated The cast includes Reed Erickson M C Ieen left Mr Pickford said the direction of Mr Andreni and R charges The company it is alleged Tammer Dr Frank Douglas Alice as teen KpntTJrom the spring fall L Olson of the association personnel refused to let the truckers handle Pardoe West Mrs Vern R Ekins lranEes of the Dubois sector since 600000 brick for the veterans' hos- Claude April 10 he reported but grass is not Wayne A Gurimundson jpital in addition to 550 tons of hollow to cold Iligll School Selects HmckJey Max Hilton Junius Tribe making a normal growth due is further claimed that 1000- Mts S W Badcon Dorothy Knol-de- weather Conimencement Speakcroo bnck and noo tons of hollow til cither have been shipped or will be WOMAN ASKS DIVORCE The Weber college quartet also will s exer jshipped soon to be used on the OGDEN — Commencement OGDEN — Charging cruelty Hazel take part at the Weber County high school office addition and that the Orndorff S Leek filed a suit for divorce Saturhas 8 refused to let plaintiffs held Friday May 13 at p m company day against Willis Leek They were will be school auditorium it is an - handle the shipment married April 4 1917 and have two in the children whose custody Mrs Leek nounced by B A Fowler superin seeksc In support of her cruelty tendent of county schools Dr Adam S Bennion of Salt Lake charge Mrs Leek alleges that her husband has struck her in the face will deliver the address to the grad Delegates to the Republican state with hi sfist bruising and lacerating untes Miss Norma Anderson River-dalconvention in Ogden May 7 were Miss ill be valedictorian aod h her lips thrown dishes at her which Saturday to Salt Lake Lnrene Barker North Ogden saluta cut her hands and arms and rountv districts by E R torian These two students ranked Ulster Republican county chairVETERAN’S RITES SET highest In scholarship in the e'ass man re Hill 150 graduates OGDEN— Funeral services for Mar- Approximately The eounty has been apportioned a shall M Clothier 89 G A R veteran celve diplomas this year Mr Fowler total of 275 delegates who will be Were Warned by Prophets said who died Friday at his home 1008 at a Primiry 40 be held May but Did Not Listen and Were ' Adams Slnri inquiry Inin elcet“d avenue will be held Tuesday 2 between 8 nd & 3 Sons’ at Teachers Sign Contracts The apportionment p m in the Lindquist Alleged Incendiary The G A R ritual funeial chapel follows DESTROYED With Pay Redaction SALT LAKE MUNICIPAL WARDS will be conducted both during the Oregon Fire t district 2 t Finn “A”— Dlitrlet chapel services and at the graveside district 4 3 district I dtitrtrt 3 OCDEN— Despite a 10 per cent rein Ogden City cemetery 7 district 6 district district duction in the salaries of the teachers 3 4 district 11 district 10 district 13 district 13 L district 14 of the city Sudistrict TOPIC CHOOSES the schools 23 PASTOR in MEDFORD The Ore OP)— public April BLIND TO PRESENT 15 district 10 dutrlrt 17 an- state fire marshal state police the district OGDEN — “What the Resurrection perintendent W Karl Hopkins condistrict 18 district 19 3 district 3 out of 325 3 d Uriel 31 33 dstrirt 31 that nounced district au PROPHECY office Saturday and of sheriff's is Bo” county the the Will city Body subject 23 fc district 24 I district 25 I launched an investigation district sermon in First Presbyterian church tracts sent out 98 per cent had been thorities district 26 district 27 3 district 28 3 Read What FLOYD GIBfire district 29 2 district 30 4 district 31 2 into the allegedly incendiary Sunday evening by Dr John Edward signed and returned In fact Superintendent Hopkins which swept through the Medford district 312 2 4 district36332 3 district 34 2 BONS II ( WELLS TIIOS Music will be by a male Carver dlitricl district about six packing plant district early today he was short only A LDLSON LUDWIG 62 I quartet consisting of Reed Gammell added ript ''B"— District 51 22 district WIIFOKD WOODdistrict 55 James Simpson William Jack and teachers at present and expected no Total losses from the fire were district 61 2 district 54 I 57 58 2 d r6 district district strict of Others at between RUFF and Dozens estimated by firemen difficulty in signing these up George Breon district 81 2 district 59 district 60 Tell Ua In $150000 and $200000 about half of district 6J district 63 2 district 64 HIGH WATER RECEDES district 61 district 65 3 district 66 CONTEST WINNERS NAMED which was covered by insurance district 69 I district 70 2 OGDEN— Both the Ogden and WeFire started almost simultaneously district 68 Summit KAMAS — In the South district 102 arond— District 101 “THE LAST DAYS” seminary annual public speaking con- ber rivers were down considerably in the Burdwcll Fruit company plant d'ltricl Dll district 105 2 district 104 107 106 the comdistrict with district loft as district I great and in the Rogue River umber compared test last week on the subject of the Saturday 110 109 distitct distiict dtslrut 111 con will and week these it of From tobacco evil Eda Randall won among er part the past pany yard jilinls district 113 district 114 distrut 112 About Approaching d strict 116 district 117 the gills and Dale Filzgciald among tunic to fall if the present cool weilh spread to the Glowers' Fruit Ex district 115 lift district 118 t district 120 er continues it was said Up to this change and the Swift A Co building district DISASTERS the boys district U2 district 131 time although the water has beenjKiremen fought the flames several V district 142 lt Third— District 141 SOLD IN LOCAL BOOK no material hours before controlling them RFLIEF SOCIETY MEETS of flood proportions d strict 15 district 143 district 144 STORES and at 148 — d strict 146 2 district 147 d tr!rt on done been has eitberl conference damage OGDEN—The annual J Strict 149 trlct 1H It dls'ilrt r0 d sLrirt 1M of the Fourteenth ward Relief society stream according lo official reports !p0rto RirailA Vole Not district 152 district m 2 district 156 157 155 district district In Sunbe held the ward chapel will PYRAMID PRESS ANNOUNCES SPEAKER Poarth— District 171 I district 172 To Instruet Delegates dismt day at 7 p m A program of musical 17r’ 171 l district 174 district OGDFN— Bishop David J Wilson numbers and addresses will be given d strict 17ft I district Tfl 2 district in 609 SO 2ND EAST SAN JUAN rorto Rico April 23 (Pi dutrii t 179 2 district 160 2 district 181 2 of the Twelfth ward announced Sat 2 161 1M J82 district d'strlrt Exportation of currency and nego- urday thnt Bishop David A Smith of —The Democrats of Porto Rico voted district 18S 2 district 186 2 dislrlrt We Deliver Fhone Hy 1643 district 187 9 2 tiable papers without district 189 3 district 19n i permit has the L D S presiding bishopric will in their convention here today to district lft district 191 2 district 192 2 district 193 2 been prohibited in Uruguay sjieak In the Twelfth ward chapel send six uninstructed delegates to d strict 322 Fifth— District 221 of the national Democratic convention Sunday at 7 p m A program district 22 L S district 224 district 226 ill be given The adopted The unit rule for delegates district 226 musical numbers district 228 district 327 2 district 210 211 ?J9 district district and indorsed a plank calling for ulti district 22 public is invited to attend district 14 district 213 mate statehood to be granted Porto dlitricl 2i 5 3 district 2i6 3 district 217 ntMFF Rf POUT MI)E district 240 district 218 J d strict 2i9 Rico d strict 242 district 241 district 21 OGDFN— A report of the activities Benjamin J Horton was elected district 244 district 245 2 distort 244 district 248 district 349 3 of the Weher County Medical society a member of the national Democratic district 241 dibit lot ill 2 district 250 in connection with relief service un committee to succeed the late Henry COUNTY Mrs Jean S Whitte-morder Ogden's community service or W Dooley 3 3H I dutrlrt 37 dutrlrt was was reelected national commit 377Dutrlrt 3 ganirntion during the winter dutrlrt Jin 3 dutrlrt Ml I d strict 3 district 2K 3P3 sodutrlrt dutrlcl the teewoman made public S&tutdny by Jl 2000 2 3 2 district district 268 district 3V James A Farley chairman of the 387 ciety's medical committee Including district 20 3 district 294 3 district 395 Dr E P Mills chairman Dr Joseph New York Mate committee had acnl 294 3 district 2i7 3 disifict Jft fcd strict I'U district 103 2 district district 302 a cablegram asking that the ennven R Murrell and Dr R L Draper 304 2 distritt 307 i district 3oft district lion Indorse Franklin D Roosevelt 10 district 0 d'lMrlit district 314 316 d strict 317 8 d strir 3’ft ' HOI 1)8 COURT IN MORGAN dn'rirl (or the presidential nomination 3 VO 3 d strict i?4 32t district district — MORGAN -- DMrl t Judge Genige J 3 ? dmric district nrf district In Tari R Buker held (unit here batuidiyl Rome dcpnitnuut store w 2 d trif I V1 d strii t il4 4 riistr'rt 4 d sirlc 114 d ‘trtrt V7 duirirt 110 disposing of a few probate mntters are contrat ting for the mak mg ill pri V5 distr ct dislrlrt 141 t district 142 and a number of motions in various Hale homes of a gi eat part of tbe wear 1 district JH 1 dulrict Hit i d Uriel lift i (iiig apparel whiUt giey hundlf casci OGDEN— Aaron W Tracy president of Weber college announced Sat A $750 RUG PAD SOLON SEEKS AH For $2950 WAGE DATA ON S L Degree-Aug- 11 - You - will agree —Now is the time to select your new PROJECTS rugs Choice ust Of the New n RIVER YIELDS 1932 Spring Patterns and Colorings HUMAN SKULL Bigelow De Luxe Axminsters n RUG CUSHION PAD Included The deep silky pile quality in All Other Sizes E quail 9x12 JQ Ft Low Priced Special Sale Spring FURNITURE Featuring $ Outfits Ort-o- e Gen-som- Including Sofa Lounging Chair Lamp Table "and Ptllnw OTHER LIVING $ ROOM SUITES 48 lo$ 225 t Each Suite Includes the "EXTRAS” Ever Suite Aexlrad’a Guaranteed Quality pm Sugar Beet Crop Outlook Bright ft: TRADE IN Your Old Icp Box FREE NORGE Delivery by Truck Electric Refrigerator 50 Miles $ Freight 500 Mileg two-third- - jcc recep-'variou- s 0 P ALLOTS G post-clse- 275 DELEGATES BABYLON NINEVAH and ZARAHEMLA PLANT BLAZE e CAUSES PROBEi' Offirrr 1 ARE WE ALSO 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 fl 1 1 1 due Molh'Huuicd Garment Alone Will More Than Pay for a Pane Cedar Chest 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 d- 1 1 1 1 1 FOR RENT or LEASE 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Special $1650 to $4250 CHEST PICTURED $2975 This beautiful Old English Chest is handsomely enriched with genuine Tarso Maratietrv inlay and colorful Oriental veneers Finished in Ameiiran walnut and with a lining of solid inch red cedar heartwood Specially ppiccd for Cedar Week $2975 -- FREE MOTH INSURANCE 1 SQ FT WAREHOUSE SPACE With Office Room if Desired AXEIRAD’S SALT LAKE DEALERS for Famous LANE CEDAR CHESTS i WITH SALE POLICY GIVEN EVERY CHEST SOLD DURING THIS PROTECTION OVER FIVE YEARS 1 1 Excellent Trackage Facilities J I J 5 PIERPONT STREET Other Chests 1 1 APPLY a Lane Cedar Chest This is National Cedar Chest Week Sale — Your Chance to Huy a Genuine LANE CEDAR CHEST at this Low Price and for only $1 down 1 1 1 1 Don’t risk your precious garments— keep them safe in 3 i I S 3 Sr Axelrad'l Window Display Dramatizing the Funeral of -the Moths mm Its Thrifty at to AM Shop I It ton— in the Heart of the Shopping ( enter |