Show THE HALT LAKE TKlEUiNE H MONDAY MORNING ELKS LODGE HONORS FLAG BERRY SALES Committee Names Central Crowd Witnesses Patriotic Ceremonies Held in City Point for Distribution Hall Park of Valley Crop Youth Saves 1 Lives of Ttco Droumihg Girls OCDEN — Owen Glad well 18 son of Justice of the Peace and Mrs Alfred Gladwell of Burch Creek Is given credit for saving the lives of two girls Della Ellison and Betty Wessman who fell into Ellison's pond at Burch Creek Saturday afternoon while playing on a raft with Reva Knowles also of Burch Creek When the two girls who could not swim slipped from the raft Into water over their heads the Knowles girl screamed and young Gladwell went to their assistance Gladwell brought the girls from beneath the surface and with the aid of Miss Knowles got them back on the raft and then to safeshore of the pond ty on the The girls fainted after being taken from the water but soon recovered 13 1933 AKRON SPEEDS Starvation Suicide Revealed as Fate of Snowbound Prospector NEARER HOME- FETE SLATED State News' From Utah Points GROWERS MAP JUNE ANNIVERSARY LAW OFFICERS The last entry on January WEISER Idaho (Pj—Starvation In weather and suicide IN IDAHO CITY subzero peration was revealed here DECIDE EVENTS In- - des- ed “Tell — as the fate of Tom Cleggitt’71-ycar-olprospector and sheepherder whose body was found Friday 80 miles northeast of Weiser The story was related by Sheriff W F Winkler of Council who Investigated the body after its discovery by Fitz Mink rider for sheep operators In the hills between Tamarack and the Lost Valley reservoir f miles of the within two and railroad toward which Cleggitt apparently was heading when desperation forced him to shoot himself The temperature there is SO degrees below zero in winter with seven feet of snow The story was half Indicated In a brief diary kept on the border of a forest service map which was found under the badly decomposed body An entry on January 11 said “All gone" which tlw sheriff interpreted as meaning when his food ran out The balance of the note was ob scured by stains on the map Cleggitt Identified by the game license found in his clothes was seen by hunters last fall At that time he said he was in the hills to get deer for the winter He had lived in a little shelter made of logs and a strip of canvas The logs were All his chinked with newspapers food was gone then save baking powder and pepper He had mixed a last batter in a gold pan and this was scraped clean He started for the Woodland on the Pacific Idaho Northern railroad and was within two hours of his goal when exhaustion overcame him He had fashioned snowshoes from strips of wood and wrapped his feet in sacks He had been carrying his shoes on his back which the sheriff said indicated his feet were frozen before starting to the railroad The body was buried where It was found There are no known relatives SCHOOL BOARD EXHIBITS FOR d Franklin Arranges Many Events for Festival Arrange for Four Rands at State Convention of Founding in Price FRANKLIN Idaho — In commemoration of the first permanent settlement in Idaho the twenty-seconannual Idaho Day celebration will be held here Wednesday? Although it has been 72 years since the first wagons crossed the line and settled in Idaho it was not until 1910 under the proclamaof tion James H Brady then governor of Idaho that the first celebration was held on the fiftieth anniversary of the city's founding Detailed plans for the celebration have been completed according to William Robinson general chairman The day will open with a concert by the Franklin county L D S band at 930 a m This will be followed by a patriotic meeting In the opera house at which the following program will be presented: Addresses Governor C Ben Ross of Idaho and Melvin J Ballard of the L D S council of the twelve reading Miss Margaret Peterson Preston selections Franklin ward choir trumpet solo J J Fiala selections Paramount Glee club Logan Banquet Planned After the meeting a banquet will be given for all pioneers who entered Franklin between 1860 and 17 start- one-hal- Big Dirigible Passes Ovei? Texas Ileat Hampers Crew Operations LOS ANGELES Cal June 12 (K)— The U S naval dirigible Akron it crew sweltering even at an elevation of 4000 feet was over Texas toroute of day following the general the Rio Grande river on the homeward flight from Sunnydale Cal to OGDEN — Flag day ceremonies PRICE — Citizens Interested in LOGAN— Distribution of Cache valthe direction of Ogden Elks under problems of law enforcement are Inley itrawberries will be made from lodge were held Sunday at 4 p m Lakehurst N J vited to attend the convention of the a central point and then be trucked in city hall park on a platform Just associaThe dirigible reached El Paso Officers’ State Utah Peace commuThe east of the to various markets growers here have flagg staff Texas at 820 a m- - (M S T) said tion at Price June 24 and 25 accorddecided At a recent meeting they nity joined In the celebration address was by SamThe ing to Sheriff S M Bliss who has messages received at the naval radio chose A L Baer Providence George uel G principal Exalted Ruler Conrad Dye charge of arrangements for the meetstation here and then set a course Maughan north Logan Fred Blat- L Miller and chair officers conducting over Van Horn Texas ter Logan Lehi Olsen River Heights ed ritualistic exercises The invocaIn addition to the talks scheduled as a tion was offered by Chaplain William and Thomas Eliason Hyrum for the three sessions during the two To lighten the load at the higher committee to outline a plan for the M Hope Judge James A Howell days musical programs have been arthe Akron put her plane altitudes handling of the berries' gave the Elks tribute to the flag The ranged for the entertainment of deleoverboard preceded the They The committee In its report chose history of the flag was given by Clyde gates and the general public The the Cache Valley Commission com- Miller Boy Scouts took part in the Carbon high school Helper junior dirigible to El Paso and then wei pany as the central point of distri- exercises Antlers and Elks bands have been setaken aboard again bution and discussed six Items of imIncidental music of a patriotic naconclave cured for the two-da- y Circling Explained vio-in ' out the The ture was furnished by Nary Gay crop portance turning Meetings will be held Friday June The message explained the reason! items Included care In picking the lin and Miss Lillian Thatcher piano 24 at 9 a m and 1:30 p m and on the Akron circled Phoenix last night quality of the berry cups to be well Solos were sung by Reed Gammell Saturday June 25 at 9 a m Speakfilled care in handling the berries exercises will be coners will Include District Judge crew of the big craft was adjustThe at time of packing berries to be ducted Tuesday at 7 a m In Memorial Woolley Mantl F A Child sutrim of the ship preparatory the ing in of Goldnew crates and for the the under drive cups the state of packed industrial auspices perintendent and the price of en Spike chapter the mountains at high alto outside markets crossing Daughters of the school at Ogden W L Payne chief Uintah County Will Spend OGDEN— Ogden’ Industrial fair titudes There was some specula- - j with the reAmerican Revolution of police at Salt Lake Mayor Rolla picking to be 10 cents a crate under the auspices of the Industrial The committee will handle the mar- gent Mrs P H Mulcahy as chairE West Price L E Brockbank Utah of th Next Year division of the chamber of com- tion concerning the cause keting of all surplus berries the grow- man attorney county move some suggesting the dirigible ers decided meetThe flag will be raised by Boy Scout two merce at business be will the Following opened Monday on Education was in distress troop No 18 and Girl Scout troop 1 ings on the first day delegates will street and “We arrived over Los Angeles in p m at Twenty-thir- d No 7 Color guards for the Ameri- Victim Bound on visit mines of the county leaving at Left Washington avenue can flag and the Service Star flag perfect visibility” the message said 4 p m A dance will be held at the Floor Succeeds in In addition to the Industrial dis- "With an escort of planes from the VERNAL — Uintah county board will be Marie Hayden Doris ChristenSliver Moon in the evening naval reserve air station sen and Margaret Feeney Pistol shooting matches a trip to 1864 of education June 30 formally will play on the first floor under the di- Long Beach Calling Police led by Lieutenant Koger we pro by The program will include Call to the plant of the Carbon Dioxide and The relic hall located across the approve the 1932-3of R T of rection Mairs president budget of ceeded to Los Angeles harbor and colors Grace Parks bugler raising a band concert street from the Chemical company conhouse the of commerce chamber Ogden which compares with $16472750 then circled over the U S fleet at of flag by boy and girl scouts pledge PROVO— G S Stanton 42 of 190 and banquet will be held Saturday taining mementoes opera of the early era and Mayor Ora Bundy "jitney” anchor 1930-3of allegiance invocation Mrs H L for and evening last and for afternoon $183085 of and the year will Franklin secdances be will on the conducted building at Election of officers is scheduled to Proceeding overland via Pomona Taylor chaplain of D A R chnpter North Third East street agent be open all day to the public Superintendent H S Olsen figures ond floor with the proceeds going and San Bernardino MAGNA — Two local structures address we went Joseph E Evans solo "Flag the Union depot here was held up take place at the Saturday morning Two features of the afternoon pro- on a 60 to the Salvation Minter In taxes Army Ray the pass via Beaumont and per cent collection were damaged by fires of unknown of the Free” Miss Mildred Mooney and robbed of $5160 by two gunmen meeting through conwill the be will gram in of an be orchestra charge of Girl Scout troop No 18 against test and the baseball game between reducing the school tax receipts to and J Pierpont will be floor manager Banning battling every inch origin late Saturday night and early early Sunday morning according to based on the tentative Employes of Ogden retail stores are blistering blasts from the desert and at $135000 the local station Lewiston reporta and the ball at Preston police park morning Sunday Mr Stanton told Police Officer In the contest there will budget The district receipts for the offering their services to handle all surrounding mountains The home of Val Black Third East Arnold Milner that when he enTemperature of 94 be three classes — light medium and past the events The first dance will year were $20000 short of the of and Fifth South streets received $15 tered the furnace room at the depot at 4000 feet the tempera“Even be heavy The lightweight includes all Monday evening about 230 a m the men who had under 2600 pounds the medium class budget and two years ago $12000 damages when rags and sacks In the During the afternoon orchestra ture was 94 and remained around entrance for school While calls to the 2600 3000 pounds and the heavy evidently gained previously program music will be given on the balcony that point even over the Salton sea basement caught fire Saturday at commanded him to "stick them up” all over 3000 pounds Besides the eight and nine months’ school these and the Union Pacific band will fur- Yuma was passed at 10:20 p m and OGDEN — An automobile driven 10:15 p m on him the floor threw and baseball They game between Lewiston and terms have been cut short three weeks nish music in the evening in the at 12 Phoenix was reached Madsen’s grocery on Main street by Max Kerns 2102 Jefferson avebehind him and then Preston a game will be played be“There we circled while adjust- main auditorium over an embankment fn tied his hands went nue was damaged Sunday at 120 a m the south fork of the Ogden river searched his pockets securing $1550 tween Franklin and Fairview at 10 during each of the past two years Thirty-fivof Utah prod- ing the trim of the ship for crossing A exhibits Foreseeing a shortage in school ucts will be shown then searched the office finda m when fire started in the back end at an Claude E Farr the mountains At 3:17 (P S T) we early hour Sunday the occu- They ing approximately $3610 according to Amputation of Both Logs Following the sports In the ball funds the school board has madp ar- chairman of the industrial division were over Tucson and shortly before causing $500 damage before it could pants escaping with minor Injuries of school of the A passing motorist be extinguished a boxing and wrestling card rangements for eight months Ogden chamber of commerce daybreak at 5)00 Douglas was sighted Three women were In the car with reports Necessary After Provo park After cutting himself free with a noticed flames shooting from the Kerns — Marion Emmerson will be presented in the opera house in the grammar grades the board to is in general charge of the fair The and the course was set for El Paso 2525 one seven for week and months knife which he was able to get from Also during the afternoon another pay Yards Accident exhibition will last through the week The Akron’s two planes were put building and turned in an alarm Adams avenue Wanda Weavel Fair- his Both calls were answered by the mont band concert will be given and se- and the teachers to contribute three pocket Mr Stanton notified the overboard to lighten the load at highand a young woapartments be will This weeks arrangement Chief Roy Smith in charge Firemen man from lections by the Richmond quartet and er altitudes to be met and proceedwhose name police He described the men as beRecreation Due valley Ogden out reduced if funds should be worked Program tween 25 and 30 years of age One PROVO — Oscar Leslie Mann 66 the Melody Weavers ed by themselves to El Paso reported the grocery fire would be was not obtained by the officers to cent of 60 the per budget To Begin Again Monday "At 820 El Paso was astern a investigated as the back window apTwo Dances Slated The report of the accident was made man wore light trousers and a dark railroad worker of this city died at The school board is not planning parently had been broken prior to to the sheriff’s office about 1:30 a m coat and had a thin face and sallow the family residence 444 East Fourth A the course was laid for Van Horn Is In to be held the of ball or grand any improvements repairing the blaze PROVO — The city recreation pro- Very high temperatures continued and Deputy Sheriffs J R Watson complexion while the other had a South street Sunday as a result of opera house as the close of the cele- school building and equipment durruddy complexion and wore a dark amputation of both legs after he was bration A will be resumed Monday with aloft considerably in excess of surJack Harbertson and Earl Thompson suit dance also will be held ing the summer months A list of gram he said struck by a freight train in the Denthe supervision of play periods at Pio- face values” responded to the eall They found the the celebration before schools will the teachers various for night & Rio ver Grande Western freight daily from 3 to 6 p m for the wrecked car near the river but This year the public is to be ad- be announced by Superintendent Ol- neer parkfrom BUILDING PERMITS GAIN 4 to 12 years of age children yards here May 19 were informed the occupants had been mitted free to all events according sen early in July f occurred mile The accident to — Building permits took Melva Miss OGDEN according to Boyle city Ogden brought east of the D&RG W freight depot to Mr Robinson recreation director an upturn during the past week The accident occurred about six Mr Robinson has been aided by the Selects in switched six when cars the being Emery County Although a large number attended amounting to $4700 according to the NEPHI— A youth was Injured here miles east of Huntsville near the committees: Advertising the activities which began last Mon report of the city engineer yard struck Mr Mann as he was following The occupants of the camp B R Parkinson finance Officers G L shortly before noon Sunday when a from was coal He hurled Registration picking up day the events were discontinued large but shallow wound was in- car had attended the outing of the the track for his legs which Wright program Reed Halverson The Indian Tecumseh was born Wednesday because of unfavorable bullet Weber County Fish and Game Protecflicted in his forehead by FRANKLIN Idaho— The one hun fell under except counOdrin invitaCASTLE DALE—The Emery decorating Hampton the wheels conditions near weather Springfield Ohio in 1768 from an accidentally discharged rifle tive association which opened Satur- dred and first anniversary of the birth Mr Mann was folG tions Whitehead Peter the recep- ty commission has appointed born at Union session Dean Phillips 14 son of Mr and day for a of Samuel Rose Parkinson will be tions and G for officers the entertainments Mrs L lowing registration March 1 1866 a son of Oscar L and Mrs George C Phillips was watchcelebrated here Tuesday at 10 a m Miram Wright Earl Shumway Mr and Mrs coming election: Cunningham Mann The fam- A A program Is being prepared under E ing cows across the street from his Oil Refining Company relics Fuhriman Elliott Rochester Homer Edwards Emery ily went to Snowflake Arlz in 1880 home when the bullet was discharged the direction of his oldest son Frank where streets and grounds Alma Mrs Lizzie Bell Olsen Molen Mrs! he grew to manhood He later New Name Selects from the C Parkinson t Ella Beach Ferron Mrs Esther ConKrag rifle of moved to Draper where he married Biggs Grant Lewis and Lorenzo a neighbor who had started to clean Dinner will be served at 130 p m Frances Ann Mrs Joseph Lowe over Clawson Mrs William Reid to banquet moved — to They Joyce Amendment FARMINGTON the weapon In front of his home a after which games and dancing will Idaho Falls Idaho and came to Provo Orangeville Mrs Alice Justensen of William of the articles lncorpatlon LECTURES BEGIN WEDNESDAY Castle Dale Sam Zwahlen Lawrence half block away The neighbor An conclude the day’s festivities 1911 Mr Mann was employed by in the with Inc was filed county Yeates Mr Parkinson was an outstanding the Union Pacific-railrogus Haynes pulled back the bolt here 14 PROVO — The special series of lec Mrs Vivian Tuft Huntington district amendment The Friday preparatory to cleaning the gun when clerk pioneer of Utah and Idaho being one years He was S member of the L tures to be given in connection with No 8 Mrs Jennie McElprang HuntWilliam from the name ivas bullet changes a The missile of 13 families that settled in Frank- fa discharged the Brigham Young university sum- ington district No 7 Mrs Aurela S church struck the boy straight across the Yeates Inc to the Wasatch Oil Re- lin the first white settlement in Besides his widow he Is survived mer session by Dr Kimball Young Johnson Mohrland Mrs Lewis Finforehead tearing away the flesh fining company The new company Idaho in 1860 From that time until Charge Your Fishing Christian Morten-seOscar W professor of social psychology at the ley Cleveland The youth was knocked down but ha 20000 shares of stock subscribed his death in 1919 he was an out- by a son and daughter: Wood-sidof Wisconsin H will Elmo Oviatt University License and Tackle at George begin Diamond Earl Mann Mrs Provo did not lose consciousness Treat at the par value of $10 per share and standing figure of Franklin according to Professor 12 grandchildren and six Wednesday George O Walker Greenriver Auerbach’s and ment was administered by Dr F H a paid-ucapital stock consisting of He was the father of a large family Springville brothers and sisters Mrs Nancy Guy C Wilson acting dean of the Mrs Lottie Parton Deseret Lake common shares to the amount of his descendants now Becks tead more Kartchner Salt Lake Mrs William summer school P Woison Be Satisfied numbering Harry $57000 than 500 West Los Angeles Cal Mrs Leo A general oil refining business will Stock up today with Burglars Take Garden Boren Riverside Cal Mrs Walter be carried on by the company at E William Idaho trout take Draper that Burley tackle Hose Money and Shoes Woods Cross in the locality formerly and Eben Mann Provo will occupied by the Burnham Manufactake the and you Mr Mann's death makes a total of LOGAN— On hundred fifteen feet turing company The new officers of trout the local men in four killed railroad McInH William are the company of garden hose was stolen from two They yards during the past year June 15th residences some time Saturday night tyre president Henry D Moyle vice were: Albert Creelman 38 of CheyWilliam Yeates treasurer — according to Police Sergeant James president AnPRICE With unemployment con- enne Wyo May 23 1931 Earl E REMEMBER— WE Smith Mrs Idalah M Shepard 244 F T Little secretary dition In Carbon county becoming derson 23 Harrisburg Pa August North Fourth East reported 50 feet WILL NOT BE 18 9 1931 Gerald Starr Springfield Increasingly erious the relief contaken from her place and Dr T B Pair Fined on Charges tact committee has decided to conduct 111 March 12 1932 UNDERSOLD! Budge 379 Boulevard 65 feet stolen Of Possessing Liquor another drive for contribution W W Mrs Mary E Telfuid 345 Noith Christensen wa appointed to have Eastern Star Third East reported someone enEPHRAIM — Allen Jones 260 East charge of the campaign and he an DRY FLY tered her home about 3 a m Satur- Thirteenth Greets Grand Offieers BOYS’ FISIIING WORMS South street Salt Lake nounces that a canvass of the county day and stole $10 and a pair of shoes and Devaun Zufolt of reto FISHERMEN will of ecure be made pledge Sigurd OUTFITS pleaded The thieves were frightened away Flahe r m e n get GREENRIVER — Mrs Rhoda A Tapered Lines— guilty to liquor possession before Jus- lief when Mrs Telford awoke LTVX maLake to Mr Salt Christensen Regular the your Night $210flQ City grand Conely stage R plans Dorlus here tice of the Peace C worms Star of Special Ortvler Saturday afternoon Jones was fined drive the latter part of this month tron of the Order of Eastern by ten grand of Steel Consists $100 and Zufelt $50 with a stay of Henry O'Bryan will be chairman of Utah accompanied packed In moss In Leaders the campaign In Price and those to chapter officers made her official execution granted until Tuesday Rod silk our Sporting Goods OITa Dry Fly Oil’ The eomplaint was filed following have charge in other communities will visit to Bethany chapter Friday eveDepsrtment Monday OUG 11ns click reel leadBottle If you have foot trouble— corns callouses bunions tired achning Matron Verlera Brown prean automobile accident on Main street be announced later Box ers sinkers and 6 nd Tuesday The Rev William A Ruel a mem- sided Die following officers were Dry Files English here May 13 in which Ole M Olsen ing feet crooked toes sore hot Itching feet weak or fallen snelled hooks each of 25 an presented In addition to the grand was killed when ber of the contact committee local dairyman arches Ingrown nails swollen ankles— or any other troublesome Dozen SI 50 worms struck by a machine Zufelt was driv- nounces Carbon county ha been al- matron: Mrs George H Ryan grand All this week— DR foot condition NOW Is the time to get relief at the New Wilson Hotel on ing but which was said to belong to lowed another carload of cracked matron Mrs Hazel E Robbe assistSCHOLL’S FOOT COMFORT WEEK— we are giving Free Demonuse for wheat a livestock feed This ant grand matron Mrs L E Howard Jones Wednesday Thursday Friday Martin’s Automatic Reel section previously received 340000 assistant grand patron Mrs Frances strations of how thousands have secured lasting relief through the June 15th 16th and 17th of the product but the amount G Shields grand aecretary Mrs pound use for Scholl's Dr of Aids Aids Scholl's for Dr the Feet the Don’t be deceived Demand the by Mr and Mrs O H James was not enough to meet local needs Maye B Yates grand conductress Feet will give you quick lasting relief Ladies Receive Private Attention new 1932 model with black gunmetal Mrs Ena M Senior assistant grand of Mrs James conductress Mrs S Woodie Moore SSf-EesFrom 9:30 a m to 6:30 p m grand lecturer Mr Margaret J CarBay Family Maps Plans Traveling lire can of nr Scholl's Foot Powder with every R L Conely grand marshal purchase of Dr SchoU’a merchandise Special For Seven-Da- y POCATELLO Idaho — Police were Reunion ter Mrs Gladys B Tit-lepatron past grand It costa you absolutely nothing searching betwo men for Sundav Greenand from organist to receive a free ten-da- y test tween the ages of 30 and 35 who held JUNCTION— The Bay family will river:grand (Foot Comfort — Street Floor) Mrs Lila M Cheney past supply of the herbal muscle-toni- c up the cashier of the Yellowstone hold a week’s reunion from June 24 grand matron T S Turner past ”Plapao" and to examine Drug company at the point of a gun to June 30 The program follows grand patron and have demonstrated to you Saturday night and escaped with June 24 meet at the old homestead a renewal of acquaintance June privately — a scientific self- about $40 andtoa quantity of cigarets for the police one of the 25 family aoclal at Purple Haze pa- Descendants Honor According treatment which so many others men well dressed and the other vilion Kingston from noon until Pioneer at Reunion attest under oath rid them of clad was in overall The men were June 28 banquet at 4 p m their rupture and saved them trailed to the Oregon Short Line rail- midnight in honor of Mother Bay’s birthday PROVO — More than 20 descendfrom the knife road yards but succeeded in making A public program sponsored by the ants of Leban Morrill Utah pioneer their getaway family will follow in the L fa S who participated In the settling of (W reserve th right to Umlt quantity) LEADER FREE— PLAPAO-FR- EE chapel at 8 30 p m Outing at Bryce more than half a dozen Utah towns BOX Free Delivery on Grocery Purchases of $3 or More June 28 sports and atunU including Springville Santaquln Cecanyon ars patent Stuart's Plapao-Pad- s Special June 29 sports and stunts at Win dar City and Junction attended the ably different from the truss being kleman pavilion concluded by lawn annual family reunion held Saturday 15C mechanlco-chemlcapplicators made party at the old home June 30 or at Glengarry to the Th BAIT keep purposely easiest way to eut axpanas ganlzatlon of family group and fareJohn Morrill pioneer of muscle tonic called "Plapao" connd nr money this winter U HOOKS wells Junction president of the organizatinuously applied to the affected to prevent aicknesa aspane finelled tion Dr Joseph Sudweeks vice presparts and to minimize danger of Thousand of woman r Special pkg Je-s- e ident and of Morrill Ogden slipping and painful friction Fabric adopting th hwlth DP 104 Christiansen attreasurer of the Family organization soft as velvet —eaziy to apply— inex kabit of giving a Pensive During 28 years thousands Holds Annual Reunion tended jatlvtovry LINES COLORADO An informal visit in the morning have successfully treated them member of the family Rainbow— Mgk lunch at noon and sports In the afterSPINNERS 'Ihu Bilk body hollow point selves at home — without hindrance "° EMERY— The annual reunion third Quality— Flu® ftrlwUou ©t noon were enjoyed d Many patfrom work Awarded Gold Medal!FT®'t1'A or check-Roof the Christiansen family was held Kpb Special— 149 terns to choose from — “ch"’ Grand Prlx Paris and Hon Thursday In Red Creek canyon near PARTY SFlMTS SPEAKER 2 for 25o orable Mention San PYinclsoo Emery In honor of Fredrick Julius PROVO — Dr F F Martyn of Salt Dozen SI 35 Process of recovery is natural so nOjwATuarsaiimDT-LINES a pioneer of Utah who Lake Chrlxtiaitben 3 for 26o "Interthe discussing subject I LEADERS Cascade subsequent use for any kind of sup- tfl— baing aafa mild December 25 national Bankers and Speculators" Dozen OOo and la was bom in Denmark RainRed pur 1826 port He joined the L D S church will be the for thla family u at b the 18 Try it and aan and bow weekly le&drrs Special atlk BASKETS Sickness expense Only 25c and emigrated to Utah In 1858 set meeting of thespeaker Provo Citizens' tent Keg45C partv EE SURE TO CALL I Later he Tuesday at 8 p m in the Iarg 20- Split willow Uing in Brigham City $ W 7bmyM — Tfmomw Alright? tin city and AaJV moved to Ephraim then to Mayfield Green CamouflaKed Bpcrlal !aT: county building Do not fall to call on Mr James leaders He where he died In 1918 J BOOTS as you mky not have another opLthr-boun- d Rubber 25c Rpeetnl JtaJV He was twlre married and was targ 1EAVE FOR COAST size Die father of 21 children eleven of portunity for some time Light - weight rnovo — II A Dixon superinQQ MARTIN Ooodrlch and Conportal whom are living tendent of Provo rlty schools accom Remember the time and place NG AUTOMATIC verse (new atock FISHERMAN-tVLKHUIAbout 100 of hts descendants from panled by Mrs Dixon left Saturday —— f Quirk rHf uT rubfreeh pltnbi KIEL If not Rble to call write for FREE Emery and Sanpete rountie enjoyed for Palo Alto Cai to pursue advanced Pair— Special No 2 alze ber) Reg- TRIAL PLAPAO Address Plapao the outing Two speclul prugi amsjwoik In school administration at Stin flood— nlr Co 998 Stuart Bldg St Louis Mo (Sporting were arranged return will Sports Bnd lunch fold unlvrikltv 4 00 They Strict Floor) s J (Advertisement) eon wrefcdtured ‘about August 2 ' d Utah-Idah- Armed Bandits Flag-raisin- h Hold Up Agent At Union Depot Flames Damage Dwelling and Store in Magna o FAIR IN PLACE VOTES BUDGET $156028 $156-02- 8 1 horse-pullin- Auto Leaps Bank Occupants Escape RAIL WORKER g horse-pullin- DIES OF INJURY e -- Youth Wounded By Rifle Bullet Dinner Program Honor Pioneer one-hal- two-da- ' h Dur-ran- Auerbach Co Fishing Season Opens June 15th ad Belief Leaders Seek New Funds I Wednesday 3 Giapler $289 to $750 35c & 45c RUPTURED? Free Demonstration gc Armed Bandits Bob Drug Store $289 FREE QuUfou&Expenses! CERTO SOAP &“? SS10: CLOROX lil MALT SYRUP VEAL CUTLETS RIB BOIL 25c 5 bars 13c 2 lor 25c runs double-winge- 98c to 39c 2 for 25c 2 for 35c 24-I- -- $149 W£19c 20-l- b 3 lbs 25c 3” ’G” r ?) lin $315 i |