Show y j THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE r SCHOOL first- - Glxtvs Lloyd Cyprus second: La Prlelle DfWolf Irving third Boys’ so-- 1 prano— Harvey Ross Irving first Charlesl Ross Madison second Charles H&rmon MAY 8 1932 C 5 NEED IN PROHIBITION LAW REFORM CLEAR PLANNING-I- S f SUNDAY MORNING AMStL lr1?-?- Kansas Rocks ' Kansas Woman Loses 30 Pounds To Be Studied ment with more zest and more zeal and I might even say more courage than the adherents to the cause of Cyprus third prohibition reform were able to ex Contraltos —Louise Fast Qranlts Junior hibit during the 12 years it has oper first Norma On ley Irving second Khes Blood ated Now however is the time for Satterthwatte M full son third Boy alto— Ernest Paulos Cyprus first Harold Lewis LAWRENCE Kan (UP)— Eminent the real friends of prohibition reform Madison second James Jack Granite to be particularly critical in their geologists plan to tour eastern Kanthird The Safe Healthy Drugless examination of plans that may ema sas inViugust to acquaint themselves Alto tenon— Parley Coon Cyprus first Douglas VtardeU Granite second Roscoe with and recent nate their the Way to Reduce from generally converts profession Irving Third Bass — Albert Cowley "A Award Goes to Madison Clark The Republican state committee of the reclassifications of rock formaStart today — get rid of ugly fat Irving first Vaughn Bailey Granite second Ruland Nielson third Missouri has adopted a prohibition tion which places such a dangerous Piano— Rhea Satterthwaite Madison first plank The adoption of this plank The trip will be made under the strain on your vital organs and Claire Moss Granite second Margaret High After sowas widely heralded Reid Cyprus third as definitely auspices of the Kansas Geological Violin— Doris Bryson makes you feel old because it Madison first Mildred Bird Irving second Granite Contests committing that state to repeal or to ciety and under the direction of Dr slows down all body processes Viigima Trakas Cyprus thUd R head state and C Moore an amendment of the constitution geologist Clarinet — Elinor Jensen Madison first Gain a life of longer years— Aldon liarline Granite and Reed Walker which would immediately return the of the geology department of the By ALFRED E SMITH In two days of musical contests Irving tied for second Vern Buckner t of Kansas every day physically fit — build ut ul to this question tire stales amerfcl-me- nt couti third Cornet — Ralph kimbalf MadiWhen the laws the making prohibition eighteenth The of the matter is that the Included in the group will be ge- up energy ana strength INSIDE among junior high schools of son first Gardner Swenson Cyprus second to the constitution effective were enacted the drys plankfact Victor Riches Granite third does nothing of the kind It ologists from a number of schools and OUT all while you’re obtainthe Granite district Wednesday and Saxophone— Charles Ross Madison first contended that there would for the calling of a conven and oil and mining companies The ing a stylish slender figure Simnaturally be resistance to them provides Thursday Madison school was de Ernest Paulos Cyprus second tion to adopt an amendment to the U S geological survey is expected to ply take a half teaspoonful of Madison for a short time Baritone brass — Bill McNulty dared winner of the grand trophy first the a In further that They urged prophecy Dean Bullock Cyprus second Tuba How could have its representatives in the party Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot eighteenth amendment according to results announced Fri- —George Johnson Madison first Floyd short time the people tyould become reconciled a convention chosen from all the The trip will start at Wichita and water before French horn — comparatively Cyprus second every morning day by Marvin H Strong music su- Ntehon Park “ states of the Union possibly adopt any work eastward to Fort Scott and the Rogpr Cyprus first— Fdith Thorson to what the drys called “the Inevitable” breakfast pervisor under whose direction the Madison second Missouri line thence Flute Donald Wallace westward kind of an to amendment the consti events were conducted Kruschen It different than other reOboe — Leroy Deland Cyprus Cyprus first They believed “the inevitable" to1 Lawrence and Junction City ducer — it’s a blend of S SEPARATE Viola — Luella Malln Cyprus first be the complete first of the the consumption of wine and liquor tution of the United States? The con- through up Trophies also were awarded schools Cello— drying to then Nebraska line the northward stitution itself provides alternative Virginia Dvkman Madison first mineral which reduce fat by helping Joeast to icoring highest points m each class Drum— Lavenla Cahoon Cyprus first country and the extermination from is greater today among young people methods of originating and Atchison and St again an amendment every gland and body organ to funcHarold Whitney Cyprus first it of all kinds of than it ever was prior to the enact to according to enrollment in the schools Trombone— Mo tion properly— It clean out poison and seph document two that One Clive Kimball second is Madison by of ment these atatutes and Class A schools with an enrollment of Places were awarded fur ensemble work wines liquors The region covered is that in which wate— then these correctly minerals thirds of both houses of and congress said still 250 or more saw the first place given in class A schools as follows held I and maintain forth blood bringing years ago Girls sextet They other is through a convention field parties of the Kansas geological are carried by ofthe new Cyprus Granite Irving Boys also the promise to that we have two radical elements the to Madison second to Cyprus and —Madison activity and Madison called on the application of the legis survey have been at work for three health to all parti of tho Cyprus Irving Boys’ glee the American peoto body— skin one with laws respect third to Irving at Holladay Class B octet— prohibition - Madison Cyprus Irving Girls’ glee— summers The labor out an s brought of states latures of The the becomes clear and smooth Many peois the uncompromising dry and the schools enrolling less than 250 re- Madison Cyprus Irving Granite Mixed ple that the young for apparent necessity reclassifying to never has latter method been used Orches- cr ple hasten result by cutting down on Cyprus Madison Irving other the uncompromising wet But sulted in first place going to Blaine choru— tra— Madison Band— Cygeneration amend the constitution and to my way rock formation pastries potatoes and fatty meat I have between these held that second to Plymouth at Taylorsville prus Madison Irving Cyprus would always growing A bottle that lasts 4 weeks cost! but Individual winners In class B schools not know we have the great rank and of thinking is entirely unworkable what1 4 and third to Garfield groups ' a trtfle at any drag store Don’t acInclude It must be obvious that this is a sub Girl soprano— Louise Mathews FLAX ORDER PLACED of Individual winners In clue A wers as Monroe the no file American was who would people liquor cept am imitation— for your health’s first Onido Johns Blaine second folio matter what they may have thought terfuge a smoke screen a bait thrown PORTLAND Ora (UP)-Rea- ltza sakt— demand and get Kruschen have been Girls’ soprano — Joyce Insrsm Usdlson Virginia De Vecchi Plymouth third Boy not out for of wet the purpose soprano— Robert Taylor Garfield first Meltion of the future in the Infant flax tempting m a misguided moment with respect brought in contact vin Bawden Monroe second Royce votes a not and is that offering plan to prohibition back in 1918 and 1919 with it would not industry of Oregon was believed near Plymouth third Contralto—Beth Stevenson Garfield first see it served in will finally be the determining factor square not honest and not on the with the placing of an order by Sears level Theola Van Setters Blaine second Wilma Roebuck & Co with the Salem Linen I feel that that prediction has been Bawden Monroe third Boy alto — Wendell places of public as carried out because today we have This plan is put forward by a mem Mills for goods worth more than Paxton Plymouth first James Falk Blaine semblage and second Virgil Taylor Garfield third a year the great majority of the people who ber of the cabinet of the president of amusement in ho Alto tenor —Dewey Combs Blaine first took no part during the heat and the United States who was himself Clifford Oats Plymouth second David An- tels in public din referred to by the dry women derson Garfield third Bsas— EcUrar Jor- ing halls or in res '‘It’s Th Lifi! Daily struggle of the prohibition battle but recently leaders as “our man" Of course the gensen Plymouth first John Stone Gar- taurants -- 8 stood on the sidelines actively where®"’'"‘"M'vS' field and Henry Bawden Monroe tied for of the United States should second the old or- - Alfred E Smith gaged in an effort to find a remedy president Piano— Alta Nielson Monroe first Leah der of for the evils that have grown from not be anybody’s man It makes little things it was freely sold PederRon Blaine second Violin — Roberta or no upon what platform It took but a very short time to the attempt to enforce prohibition on he maydifterence Ludden Blaine first Gladys Daybell have been elected He is in second LaVere Snyder Monroe third knock down these predictions one at the people of this country to bound Clarinet — Clifford Chambers Blaine Cor- a time In carry that out but he duty the first place the people net — Merrill Johnson Garfield Saxophone should not be the president of any Deplores Victory did not become reconciled to it As —Kenneth Erickson Blaine Fnsembles in this class resulted In the a matter of fact countless thousands As fap back as 1923 I was Informed group Changed conditions during his Girls following being announced winners a well known educator bfter a trip administration should compel him to of Amerminded by thinking Monroe sextetBlalne right Boys right Plymouth New Medicine Rids Joints and Mus- octet —Garfield Blaine Plymouth Bovs ican citizens who really and honestly through the United States when he think not of a group which claims Blaine Garfield Oirls' glee — Plymouth of our leading him as “our man" but of what is best cles of Torturing Stiffness Mixed believed that prohibition could be talked with the faculty Garfield Plymouth glee — Monroe for all the people in the United States chorus— Garfield Orchestra — brought about by law have since institutions of learning conversing SwelUng and Lameness Plymouth or not they agreed with him Blaine their minds and have come not with either professional drys or whether changed and the platform of his party on elec EASES PAIN FIRST DAY determined wets the to but the definite conclusion that very getting you Rents in Argentina are decreasing r cannot control the habits of the Amer- consensus of the middle opinion that tion day If you suffer from torturing rheu Servant of All ican people by statute Their rosy a great many people who in 1919 and matic pains sore muscles or stiff in All through our political system 1920 really believed this law could be the about folks has prophecy younger llamed Joints it’s because your systurned out directly opposite to what made to operate Were changing their there seems to be a disposition to over tem is full of the dangerous poisons minds about it 1 regard this as a look the fact that when a man is elect they predicted and make cause rheumatism that I would deplore ed to public office he becomes the ser FOR DANDRUFF healthy situation Youth Drink Moca What you need thousands helpless success on the part of the wets vant of all the people and not of the any and dandruff have now need Is it scalp have We and abundant evidence and right the support of this great body majority that elected him It is when when a single ap- nobody ever successfully disputes it without acts on the blood kidneys of public opinion just as much as I we divide our government up into will of and liver and helps drive the danplication Lucky Tiger that drinking of hard liquor is more deplore the victoiy of the drys or- groups which think only about them gerous rheumatic poisons from the top that miserable itching and a prevalent among the youth of this ganized and in the minority when selves and the selfish interests that svstem through the natural channels single bottle corrects country today than it was 20 years they were able to boast of victory by they try to serve that we find what cf elimination — it eases pain the scalp irritations! For ago Reports from our colleges sur- the enactment of the eighteenth is familiarly referred to and is some Is sold In ofll first day RU-Mthing new in my political life as years Lucky Tiger has veys made by private agencies even amendment k stores with money-baceverywhere drug been America’s stand- by those who are Interested in the I can think of no subject ever before “blocs" There should be no "blocs guarantee decision should ard Highly germicidal question of prohibition indicate that presented to the American people nor any groups Every You must use an internal medicine — 'tafe for adult with respect to what be made and upon which in such a comparatively constitutessolely to free the joints and muscles of children Delicately of the great welfare the short time there was such a decided perfumed and a delight crippling stiffness soreness and tormajority of There for expression to use— but public opinion sucAnother suggestion made by a returing pain That’s why were at times those who were prone ceeds while external remedies and DRY-UNRUcent convert which I also regard as to taken on sub the disregard polls KLING Makes Eating a Joy ject in a plain unworkable is that proposed pain deadening drugs give only temstraightforward and wholly —use our New Lovely porary relief Keep false teeth Arm and they sra honest way but I have heard nobody by former Governor Byrd of Virginia fffj So many terrible sufferers from Creation — Kbyte-Faat the recent Jefferson day dinner at Just sprinkle always comfortable a little KLING- on your plate This find any fault with the recent Literary Washington rheumatism in this vicinity have Vegetable Oil Bair Dress His plan proposes that which Digest poll unquestionably forms a comfort been freed from their rheumatic 1n — not gummy or Improved powder we first adopt a constitutional amend of an showed sore holds and cushion heals swing gums extraordinary we week a less in than that stickr—ensblc you to agony so that snug you eat talk and public sentiment toward the reform of ment changing the constitution amend plates asso well urge you to buy a bottle of RU-M- A dreu the hsir in any a change in the eighteenth as you did with your prohibition laugh Pleuinstobota to style now rid and get today begin ment may be brought about by popu own teeth KLING is guaranteed children It is amusing to see the extraordl lar vote of all your rheumatic aches and adults and After this has been accom better than anything you ever used Folly Guaranteed At all Schramm-Johnso- n is or money refunded Large package nary line of new converts who take plished he would then submit an of KUng only S5o at druggists (Adv) g Stores up the banner for repeal or amend- - amendment amending or repealing the eighteenth amendment This regard as a long drawn out procedure covering the passing of two anjend S0U which 878 ments to the constitution would only lend to complicate and confuse the present situation Definiteness Asked I have repeatedly said and I reiterate it now that it will be the duty of the Democratic national convention if it wants to be fair and square with the people on this subject even at the expense of taking up room in the platform to lay down a definite plan “You’ve glorified the motor car” ' so that there can be no backsliding said Flo Ziegfeld after hit Dodge I’Wgp' no ducking and no dodging in the event of victory Not only must we Floating Power Ride p n have the promise of constructive action but we want the plans and speciProhibition was brought fications A on the country by trickery The same means will be resorted to to keep it here and for that reason people who are honest and sincere in their desire to bring about reform will have to disarm the tricksters by having a definite concrete proposal from which nobody can dissent after victory is Now everyone can afford this perched on the banner I have repeatedly said that prohibi tion reform being a subject that af fects the everyday life and habits and Beautyrest whose 837 tiny customs of the American people so coil springs made famous by vitally they will have to decide it for themselves and that can only be done Simmons relax every nerve by study and careful scrutiny of the different proposals The best proof and muscle You will sleep in the world that the American people as you have never slept must study this themselves is the fact FLO ZIEGFELD that no living person can understand And awaking refreshed with any definiteness just exactly what the $500 000 Wlckersham com the cost is now less than mission actually reported Nobody can deny that the eighteenth amend per night We're Inviting you to e Dodge Floating ment was an abridgment on the lib Power Ride We want your opinion — ertles of the people of this country and eternal vigilance is the price of lib unbiased sincere No sales - pressure erty We just went you to know these can (Copyright 1932 McNaught Syndl cate Inc All rights reserved ) WINS Definite Plan Urged Feels Fine— For Liquor Control MUSIC TROPHY Pressure How Normal Presidential Candidate Says Democratic Party Should Face Issue Squarely Junior y two-third- Brlng-hur- j “f lisrttd to tslct Knachsn 3 month f end fV lost 30 pounds end ae w felt letter I deep lino and my blood pressure b mono I tfK r m KillAirtoklnt co mss” E thorn s I wont to 1 BsusK ro-d-o hods C(r grow st Rheumatism Goes H' Reduces 10 Lbs— Ntver Felt Bsttsr Kruschen Salts Swollen Joints UJ Vanish Dose That Docs It" Gar-fifl- d lusisfTiosfi WHY RU-M- RU-M- A RU-M- HAIR LY ' False Teeth lyj x C’ a n y$QvtdiFamous Simmons now ($£mdjr&4i Reduced to eauty And Lkuwa luxurious mattress the Qvod Performei ' t esked Ho Ziegfeld to be our guest a ride in the new Dodge with We wanted his opinion Power Floating We want yours So we say: Try a ride in a handsome not a new Dodge With an escort salesman Drive to your office or some place else you’d like to go As you like Where you like Drift through the traffic in that car Leave the world behind at the traffic lights Flick that gear selector around or without pushing the clutch pedal any other pedal! detect a sign Try to hear a sound a traceof engine tremor of effort WE 't Plans Graduation Exercises L D S Seminary LEHI — Former Principal Andrew B Anderson of the Lehl L D S stake today Floating Power is Learn for yourself what this patented new engine mounting does to the powerful spirited Dodge Six and Fight Phone us to send a Dodge to your door out-of-da- te n & T H ETE I G H T DODGE SIX 79S to l9S DODGE FIGHT 1115 to $1185 F O B Fietofy Low delivered pritet Convenient term Five wir or demountable wood wheels no extra com Duplate aafety piste flats $9 50 Coupee to $1? 50 Sedans Automatic Clutch standard on Fighti only $8 on Sixes Closed models wired for Philco Transitone Radio TUNE IN on chrvilf Motor um Rdio Prorm "Zlfeld Rtdlo Lyman-Traiie- Show” personally conducted br Flo Ziegfeld— Columbia — Motor Co— 813 r -- 0£0O4 UTAH — BOBERT H HWCKLEY IXC IDAHO HUE IT DIRECT FALLS Coaat-to-Coa- s main Natworkt arrr Sunday araninf street DEALER- J- IDL—fjtLSTON JLBLAIR CO TWIN FALLS I DA— MACE! AUTOMOBILE CO seminary will address this year graduating class of fifty six at the ex ercises Sunday at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium The program includes Invocation Lynn Hickman talks Fawn Lewis David Whimpey Leslie Hansen Pearl Terry vocal solo Mrs Zola Jacobs McGhie piano solo Beth Anderson address to the giaduates Mr Andcr con presentation of graduates Prln ripal Frank W McGhie awarding of diplomas President Virgil H Peter son awarding of the (orge G Rob inson oratory medal Principal Me Ghie benediction Maui Ine Hacking Paelors’ Sons Scnllercd To Earth’s ‘Four Corners’ WILTON Conn (7PJ— The four sons of the Rev Fred R Bunker of Wil ton have scattered to the four cor ners of the earth Paul Bunker Is in business at Cal He was born in Rho cutta India desla where his parents were missionaries The second son Wilfred is pastor of a church at Pittsfield Mass Kenneth a missionary has just left with his wife and two children for Aftira Sydney ttie youngest is studying at Oxford university In England look ing forward to a career as missionary Perfect eupport that relate you completely It given by these 837 retllU ent Inner coil springs BEDS SPRINGS MATTRESSES GLIDERS |