Utah Statesman--Democratic | 1928-08-31 | Page 3

UTAH STATESMAN, AUGUST 31, 1928. CIVIC CENTER ARRANGING WELLINGS KEYNOTE SPEECH (Continued PROGRAM front ... Il,ft pan, thljone.) a WTTO What the Press Had to Say About Butlers Raspberry to Mr. Hoover FOR1928 SEASON; publican governor. On that Issue, this combination reached oat Ita no lar aa local tirobUuua lutlucncea ugly tentacles and tslntsd and Wl!the election, we won complete vie avtry othsr action. ieea nerwaga. I do not apeak aa a partisan. X uo(j,r tj idnrtilp of a Mlcholas Murray Butler's letter tlonal obligations were tha can- - Hoover had no eommont to make. uaa hare temperate and conto I SCHOOL LANDS try only shortcoming, Mr. Not a word would ho aa y in roply week In which tbs learned didst RESTORm I last mer.l,,!rltti,,V"inW siderate language that will voice tho Hoovor might still be able to claim to Dr. Butler, nor waa there any collage president Kepubllcation Indignant protest o? all honeat man. The reetoratton of our allegiance, but when indioatlon that he would hav any. declares hlUnsalf openly opposed to Dr. BuiloF la it any wonder that ahch a comJanda alone waa worth niuny mll-- jl Herbert Hoover's stand on prohibi- Mr. Hopvsr reveal th same Inathing to say In the way of an nn Insulted bination and humiliated Ilona of dolara to L'tah. iJa res. tion and naval program aroused bility to comprehend the true In- ewer In the future. in Citizenship, tha Intelligent, patriotic minority of counof wardness of prohibition, tha a lot of eommsnt In th proaa AL SMILES. to pane our tholr aaaoeiatas and aplt upon their fcS5to? Hero I what som try's greatest domestic Problem, Dr. tho country. Domestic Arts, N. Y. The Smith' own ataio officials. Aa tha day f?Sm an Uw. ALBANY, English, Prohibition utwW U. own hi find T",1 Blltler about to that eutocwtlc huwau heritage loyalty of tho papsra say dawned their platform endoised camp hulled today the letter eC in Washington. To othere we givi J?w le then convictions loyally greater HARDEST BLOW OF IMS Nlchotoe Murray Butler, Presiwedded to the and applauded faithful officer of until It Millinery, on Schedule. to tho party to which ho ha de- Dr. nert CAMPAIGN. dent of Columbia university, aa the a tha Mata government. Before tha thaighWhVom laU of voted service. many ft?"!1 eg years Butcock crew, this combination turned CharlottsN. C. Obesrvsr Dr. Hardlng-Coolld- g public break In stalwart lt mer Governor Charlee it. Mabey, the early vigorous expo- first ler has at least relieved himself sition of th By hlacharacter Publican organisation ranks os the admlnUtration. Andrew and kicked thorn asm officers in and eapecially the attorney gencr. an real of of chief On of tho p rights an olean pent-uscore In face his of tha and the of prohibition. capitol swept feelings al'e office, all helped but, Gover- - Mellon, hlmaolf a brewer and die to make Dr. Butlor presents Mr. tho henchmen American citlsan la tho right to an renunciation uf Hoover Hoover with that he woulA prase nor Dern directed the flg'ht. The tlL,r' charged with prohibition who backedpleas for a dllamna. The can- hieSignifying It ia not only the and education oa of for Hoover their stands all and up to th limit. Governor organisation advantake otiforoenient. or buelneee man and engineer waa In I eight yeara of with not will be to able didate and who longer ts need land birthNo presidential youth of the prohibition. trades, or sold thalr Smith heard with visible pleasure command. He saved what waa left Republican rula national onfcrcc-o- f Invoters vague an by wo thoughtful satisfy find but education severer seek mesa of pottage. ha undergone a our public school Ur.de. Tha.m,nt haa bean a stench In tits nos right for a The the news that Dr. Butler had asBy MARX ANDERSON. ft creasing number of adult striving than that declared by references ofto enforcement. sailed Herbert Hoover, the Repubn Seven or right yeara ago baa denunciation people know it and they lire In the trlle of tho people of America. It y the league ery I parrot in thli Reaaolatanco to COMPARISON. receive MAKER Dr. In of case Butler the tho dally candidate for has become intolerable even here mood of rewarding tha eorvice. for enforcement, in the light of th lican presidential bean flehlng In .Utah lake was good. publican candidal this year. It has Heretofore direction. In the formula of that Uteh, far inland, where a half Hia work for tht conservation of Many fishermen from Salt Lake la experience of th past eight years 'accepting Mr. Mr. secure to secession and tho The Dr. Wattle, of Butler difficult opportunity Bamberger million band of over are out our water resources In irrigation people agitator, lobbyists spread other parte of tho country about th hardest Jolt tho Republic- la now Men to be only a call for paid fought with and dastruyeo but In tho past faw year educa- and and persecutors which calls itself came and In power has nude him tliu an empire. U la a thousand times having her a of to baas. Grad, of Rth for th reign tho perpetuation crythe each to since an in tors has received other realise have past, begun organisation the leaguo." outstanding figure In the Colorado aggravated along tho Atlantia sea- from the Ogden eonventlonemerged aa the ing need and have concentrated ually baas fishing grew poorer and th campaign opened. Tli governor Indicated that the river drainage baaln. Aguln tht u board, where eig million jteople live geld duet now hardly any on has tha pa- UnAfter this call for a and of means Richmond twins of Timas and Incapacity Dispatchupon waya providing people themselves would show-dowK will b glnaer waa placed lu command, not in an area no larger than Cacha Inadaptability. W aea today the tho opportunity to adults seeking ll nr to oven try for a baas. Impossible American hyphenated Democrat will read now determine tha continued emonly In Uteh but In elx o'.her elates. county. It is not prohibition, but apeetaelo of underprivileged youth ths Several factors have operated to with Nicholas Mur far the Republican candidate to some vast which for enjoyment advantages would Place on hla atand Is he o lack tho tha unsettled fit That fight and that challengea the and nvorprlvilcged ago with a toy reason have not bean received in roduc our base to th vanishing ray Butler's vigorous condemna- remain In Ui twilight sons where phasis for modification of tho prohibition In Utah Lake. Many thought tion of Hoover's stand on people of Utah will not turn thia attention of thoughtful men In pltsol one on aide and a cane on their le now nnd itrenehed point wher he prohibiyouth. America today, if the Volttvad that commercial seining for carp tion and th naval program, but both th drya and th wets can laws. If there la a demand ho will problem over to untrlod lands. other going out to hold up a Salt Lake City is fortunate In and take every seemly occasion to tell He believe. In the Democratic law had been properly enforced the the euckere wag responsible for th broadside e ef little political claim him na en of their own. commonwealth. Clvlo ths Center, having present what ha thinks of tho failure uf doctrine of elate rights and no man wet and dry issue would be aa dead Men and women of Utah. If tho recognised throughout tlio country the wholesale deetructlon and II value. If Dr-- Butler has found It PARTY DEFEC. LOOK! FOR t defended ths Voletead act. Like Dr, Butler, In thia generation lias as slavery. choice of thee aided thia legal of by gam Mate, taking Possible to a remain HONK as an Important unit movoniont in fish. And Republican ha made dear that he considers I ask mothers and fathers every- Democracy those rights more vigorously or of the th manhood and wo- tho Raids no le sportsmen the there th Independent I of We yeara adult education. Utica Press This th moot prohibition on of tha few main where If they are satisfied with tha manhood of Utah, has not tho Inwere recently unanimous in duringreasonpast late he wU to that in ar eupposo of good nf midst th ths the campaign toauee of th campaign. right Wo moat, therefore, today as tha present situation. I know they are telligence and tha patriotism and to stop find It Impossible to voto for Hoov. important event and growing movement. Th their support ef aonmeasure thua far. It will have a considWhen a copy of tho New York responsible advocates of men now not. Tho present fare of prohibi- the fighting Mrength to turn back great Utah Lake. er. Via seining entirely hla ef criticism demands sharp additional aducatlonal for erable th election Tlmae carrying Dr. Butler's letter influence upon eland In hers tion enforcement has struck deep this menace of a tree state, It hae Utah. .We in power Some believe that the radical and candidate will not alter favorable to Governor Smith. When wee shown certainly for self development opportunities In defense of the policies which into the moral fiber of our people no to him, th governor variation of the lake level the situation In tho South, where a man who ha had a Prominent longer any right to Uva. both on ths businsK and th cul- frequent smiled at th headlines and put the they have supported and measures and has encouraged a contempt for has ruined the spawning beds of any effect It might have Wo should hero and now purge tural aid ar will had which they hsva enacted Into law. law. We have nullification of the ouraeWes of every partisan and coming from all the bee. Others believe that the be discounted part in Republican politics for at on eld of hto desk. Immediately with more than forty years announce dipping befere pleasure." ha Their fidelity In tho public service eighteenth amendment gone nud petty desire and Invite every lover claioss, from ahop, factory and carp and the catfish destroy the the "Busin anla Just ha that aa offleo wall explanation as from cannot the tho is tho measure of our worthiness to In every hamlet of Utah toeuy. of poaltlon eld with a laugh, "I'll read It accept In Utah to fight with ua. leisure spawn and basa fry. Predatory other wet who la flirting with Smith. that ha classes. These needs th and must of th candidate, hold the confidence of the voters In this crtadi, the solemn promise not liberty platform later. birds ar also blamed for th presfor party advantage or political and ar hla action make It easier for those PRESIDENTS AIDES INTERESTbeing met dally at the ent depletion of this choice fish In GRAVE BARM TO CAUSE A of Utah who are the real masters of Alfred K. Smith, that he will gain, but for tho lair name and Clvlo Center on to th of less street. abandon Kegent of tha state. allegiance our No ED. enforce the law becomes the most honor of tho state. lake. doubt all of these Clvlo Cantor offers certain disNew Tork Herald Tribune Dr. party. While the voters may be It happen that the four men 1 vital Issue hi American Politics In together have operated to of SUPERIOR, Wto. Members tinct advantages for tha further- factors of mental tho It, unconscious have named occupy today the high- - a ganeratlon. I shall and do dll-cButler taken quit has a stand bass upon in ruin Lake. Utah fishing th president's etaff, who Ilk Mr. ance of thia type of work, it fos- But a weak navy and Mrong drink. He process la about Ilk this: positions within the gift of ihejf of whet has with "" proposal of Governor regardleei brought with the ter pride in tha city and It's InI tuh electorate. It 1h essential that timlth to "Well, If a man who has been Cooildge, are concerned this condition the base have argues that peace ran be obtained tho Uw and tho of Herbert Hoover read stitutions it assures a program about be constitution.change presidency can fortunes they or their successors should We vanished. Of this we W Uw and that prohibition cannot. talked about for the about Just Tho remote possibilsever of the criticism with d. Interest dated neither by sectarianism Had he stood fast upon th second be Independent, so can I." soberly and carefully chosen. certain. ity of any change may ho safetly Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of th nor by propaganda but a program ar After It easier will mak Hla shall malnain the high Kiauuard of deferred ho would have had position been proposition has what reading of if honest men nro p.aced nomlneo'a attitude on prohibition that is sound and cultural, R accomplished this for Republican to support Smith and stateinianship which they have es- c.n guard. I have more admiration In other parte of many supporter. Including naval Preparation. No ono of sou up a definite educational tablished. a cause many of and good But may encourage he th dose proUnited paper. State the base with la who rearing for fearless Smith, enough tho entourage would venture to gram and affords a center of co- ponds It is the opinion that we reform grave harm by hi coo to do so. fn addition to those plm-c- s tills lu take hla it stand and defend speak for Mr. Cooildge, who reconvention Is chsrged with the reoperation and A DEMOCRAT UNKNOWINGLY. It should be hopeful. Bass fishing can fused argument. than for Hoover, who evade and all day at Cedar Island offers a place whsr sponsibility of naming a complete straddles and In be MANY In VOTE any a restored Lake TO Utah WITH FINGERS Chattanooga Times Considering mained hut group very equivocates- Ills polIt was not difficult to may go with a request for a course short lima and this with little or lodg, elate ticket to serve with honor CROCKED. th fact that Mr. Hoovers declara- see that th Butler letter had not things to all men the people of this commonwealth. icy of being all him planned to meet its particular need no attention to tho destructive naval on and tions tho contempt prohibition Summer upon Albany Knickerbocker gon unnoticed at th and the assurance that every ef- factors enumerated above. But It I call your attention to the fact men and win the Free sympa- armaments ar WASHINGTON The department fort will bo susceptible of White Home, that party lines are shifting parly of honest to satisfy this appears that the work must be The Knickerbocker madg to not It uf of hie Dr. heerd criminals in the Butler a present varying Interpretation. More then ol commerce announces summary desire. It offers limitless oppur-tun.t- accomplished with bass rearing thises with ties are less binding. n surprising that Mr. Nlchotoe Murever before the man hlineelf means and bootleggers who dominate the of the financial statistics of the for broadening and en- ponils carefully (elected for the position. He Is an ardent Republlo-a. SMITH MEANS IT. wet con- ray Butler, a thorough-goin- g and fiscal association the for birth, year more than a party emblem or a situation today. by Mate of Idaho the educational life of th purpose. Bass are very prolific riching of advocate an Is a earn ardent peace, and time he 1927. administration The th viction. At 10, Th Republican declaration of party creed. state, for bringing together ending September and the best of parents. All they FARM PROBLEM. on a common plane need lx ponds free from vermin wet as a matter of principle. He per capita figures for 1027 ar .'I I I Thu h face JOIN A - SMITH. abhors hypocrisy. baaed on an estimated population of Interest and understanding. MelIt and other fish that destroy their I hie own viewpoint la a them- - It to surprising, however, prohibition laws with Andrew The agricultural problem U the ol 011,000. truly an "Opportunity School" pawn. A pair of basa will rear what fromfull In th distiller th lon, greatest Intends Butler well Dr. as that of apparently of that greatest lasue before the American It was in pursuance perplexity Tho payments for operation and ror women and women, with Ua from 2.990 to 10,000 young In a dilemma, We auspect h will to continue In tha Republican Party country, at tha head of the departd aa of our ,o;iula-lio- n niu.nlalnam.-of the general depart- bSirf thought that both great national people. "awill"n-e,lEB Ingle season. The ponde must be vot distressing. un- ment. It to strategy on th part of mind," with mental when it candidate to ticket 6 Heover la engaged in agriculture and ment of Idaho amounted to 19,1 th standard bearers were selected. It or th ln,1v,al,- - feather edged and in the shape of bacauea of tho Kanea City Republican conto and. 1k In further 5 him, reservation!. acceptable inThis pursuance of that ell ere Indirectly and vitally con0.17 or per capita. an oyster shell with th water four hi letter will probably vention to come out this Ideal that the Democracy of thia cerned In it. In 1921 at the close clude 420.704. Ullvi t?n1,r h achieved a tau- - or five feet deep at tha raca way. HOOVER MIST CLARIFY STAND. have fact, tho Eighteenth Amendment effect other than to little stato Invites sll good inen to join of the war, the value of farms and for cducattil to the apportionments minor civil dila that a to an Ih World York have New necessary ponda ringing annoy Republican leaders and augeducational It for our pert, we plac more them In fighting under the banner farm equipment In America was visions of the state. In 1024 the ? I to In be ran Thia order Tlmee drained. Tho Butler Dr. to letter ff generuly reaponsl-usment tha mlready widespread un- confidence In A1 Bmlth'e declaraof their great leader. Uuvernur I7S.OOO.OOO.UOU. In 10X4. after free the ponda from vermin and te per capita for operatha Inconsistency of th certainty th? dveIPment and as to Just where Mr. Hoov- tion that ho will enforce ImpartialAlfred E. Smith of New York. What eight yeara of complete Republic- - comparative of general classes by ths careful make It easy to remove finger-line- s Republican candidate In taking er dees stand. ly the law of the country. With manner of man la this who h jnn rule, these values had ihrunk to tion and maintenance selection In distribution. of teachers and Is was (S.47, and 1917, fur disarmament of th both side Mr. Butler A! Kmlth as president, a he cerwith Th trouble rUsii. irom a jowly station In life ,e than $50,000,000,000. Through departmenta on la man a ths the at Thera 4.10. alert for new fields already question In hla pech of accept- seems to b that he le a Democrat tainly will he, there will be less to tha predestined leadership of a eight years of disaster and bankfederal fish hatchery at Rpring-vill- ance and in refusing to th real The Interest on debt In 1031 or endeavor; an executive aacre-tarpussyfooting on this and other not realise It nation of 120.000,000 free men? have farmers taken this exwhose the eonalderabl who had duties has ruptcy ar and to to 333.211, amounted nature of th problem which pro- and does outlays rul cars keep For twenty-fiv- e great national problems than duryears hia life has problem to Congress end the pres- for I HOOVER SILENT. and In baxa counculture and accurate tho perience hibition hae upon records thrust of Improvements, permanent the Cooildge regime, Alamosa been subjected to the while light of ident In EMPORIA. Kan. Th letter ef ing spite of herole sacrifice! Tha total payments. ests in order to discover inter- willing to give the Idea a teat. One try. In effect, ho says to kn Journal. public ocrutlny. and no stain of dis hVe and la already available for bass. Hoover what man? thousands of Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, wired Al"er,ca of types pond and for to which teaching operation therefore, name. hla mars Four honor great re each year for eight have to Th New Yorki Times corresgreater response so that Thara la room for other ponds If other earnest Republican of departments. In development times more times than any man An aged Belgian to golnr to walk Tha also deflated from their capital lHnca andgeneral been were 19,13?. may be constantly funds can ba provided. Inaudlblly: pondent on board th Hoover spelaying outlaye. living or dead he has been elected yeara and nothing has bean 247. The totuls Include sll pay- improved; four instructors; nine proper public sentiment will make Chons ye thia day whom y will cial, was read with Interest by Mr. all over Me native country ptorlng governor of the great emylre stale Investment, Kaneana a drum. No doubt everybody will to remedy It possible to get th the situation. necessary serve. Hoover nnd prominent project workers as well as . .. . i I In ments for tho year, whether mud liounekepprr , of our Union, lu spite of a hostile done train be glad to ee him beat It Akron while one la the hi tha ar who money to guests proved plan this failure grasp If or revenue from current sullen and legtaUiurr, ahvny up- hla own solution of tho L? prob- from No the full meaning of our Interna- - to passing through Kansas-- . Mr. Beacon-Journa- l. demonstration. ar sound, by bin In and bond Issues. he organised to him Initiated of the him, posed proceeds lias offeied two supervision costa would be Of tha governmental costa re- Citlgenililp, English, Parental Ed- doubt legislation lem, Mr. Coolldg progressive compelled much less at an established hatch He to agriculture. which make the stale uf New Yurk suggestions 3.497,400 was for ucation Arts and Crafts, loniestio above ported Art. Domestic Science, Millinery, ery then elsewhere and rearing th 3rd for tho car and custody of her City, Utah, on or A-bsforo one of the bent governed states In auye to tha farmer: Diversity your highways, 944.70 being for main- etc.. minor children. ponda without doe supervision I). 1131. of November, day the American Union today. Ha hae rropa and curtail your toproduction." for con- been These classes have always and tenance (2,430.194 and a JOHN V. SCHIE88. faim-rrcar will surely foil. tho RALPH B. WRIGHT, popular and are expected to received from political opponents Apply these remedies struction. A. Mr. debe even Schull. Attorney for Plaintiff. D. Snea, mors uf tho west. of What do yon aupervlspr John ths Henry Administrator term. ,o of more than national fame the uncoming wero revenue The total receipt P. O. address, 306 Utah Saving! Mrs. Julia F. Lund, ths education- of rearing ponds for the state of Legato for the Utah Statesceased. wheat farmers on the arid lands of 1.140.499, i.ST per capita. grudging roniplimeut thnt he is or man should be In the State-ma- n al director will return Kept. I, Michigan haa discussed baas culof first publication Aug. 24, ft Trust Bldg., Belt Lake City, Date honest and utterly fear- Cache, Boxelder. Juab and other Thia was 2.491,30! more than the - Sept. (1) ture at some length In a recent IsUtah. from Berkeley, Calif., whera in off toe by S o'clock Wed(Aug. counties think of diversification at A. D. 1331. less In fighting fur what I right. total payments of- the year, exclusue of Outdoor America. Another Dan B- - Shield, attorney fo- nesday of the week of Issue. They tell us now that he U a a cure for your present losses? Can sive of th payments for perm- has ben enrolled In ths university article SNMMOKSb Mr. of California, into Harry H. Hllge Aug. 24, Sept. 14. purualng greater mann, by product of Tanininny Hill. I grant you roovert your wheat fields Improvements, but 471,733 education. Here she president of the Fort Probate Unhas had an it. They tell us that Tammany Hull cherry orchards or beet fields? anent In th Guard Third Judicial District for total than the lew payments Wal of Isaac the lVayn chapter Is had. It may he so. I have not What do you think of tho doctrine along the lnss of adult ton Court, of Salt Laka County, 8tat DISTRICT COURT, THE IN accomtells the of improvement. permanent Notices. League to of ia the only crop Utah. Clara Barnes Dinwiddle, time to argue about It. It portunlty study th progress of ship quite of curtailment Probate Division,' In and for Salt of Property and special taxes rep- adult education. Here aha has had plishments of hie chapter In reartertaln thnt any political machine you can produce? Tou know that resented plaintiff, va. Daryl L. Dinwiddle, of Utah. 29.9 per cent of ths total State Lake 49.009 39 pairs For Further Information base County, from ing baby to defendant has possibilities uf corruption and both solutions lead directly back revenu th pro.turty opport,y 1.8 per cent for . the County Clerk or RespecIn th matter of th estate of 1927, of adult large mouth bat in one of The State of Utah to said Deeducaon graft. I can and will stop here to the desert of abandoned farm, 1924 andfor17.1 tive Signers. William Jamee Dooley, deceased. fondant: per cent for 1917 atate of California. Mrs. Lund season. In commenting on the und the gaunt spectre of banklong enough to prove (hat. District In amount of of Kotlee. base. Mr. Tha Judicial the the In Third Increase th a growth man now You aro hereby will presonally teach the daaees Hllg' summoned to Eight years ago ruptcy and despair. The farmer'! colmann writes aa follows: The petition of Georgia J. Doo- appear within Court. In and for th County of In Citlxenahlp and due to th comdead, whose nftme in pity la never own solution ha been spurned by property and special taxes twenty days after "We were amas-- d at the rat a Salt Laka, Slat of Utah. ley, praying for the issuance let-to th service of this summons upon mentioned by cither friend or foe. Mr. Cooildge end bis associates In lected wee 199.3 per cent from ing procidentia! elactlon, a larga deWalker Brothers' Bankers, uf was elected president of the United Congress. you. If served wl'.hlu th county enrollment Is expected. Claeeea In base will grow. Some individuals They could and did 1917 to 1924. but there wee a found had grown to eight Inchters of administration In th ultato In which this action to brought; Rates with the largest majority In cunrantee a profit to the railroads crease of IIS per cent from 193d ell fields. of study will begin Kept we CREDITORS. TO NOTICE es dictatenormous and In nine James Wlllam Dooley, to ef 1927. The per capita property 111. the secretary i at her uesk our political history. He was Put and other combines nf organised girth otherwise, within thirty day after Estate of Joseph H. Moore, der ed, hae barn set for Peering kn Fri- service, time." Much has bean and defend th above enthe product of Tnmmanv Hall. He wealth at the close of the war. and special taxes were 94.43 tn dally and will assist in directing weeks' In A. learned rerent of bass 7th about will September, th 4.10 In In Creditor 1924 years cessed. titled action; and tn cssg of your present of and 1917, the (2.14 women day the product Republican The farmer aeklng for bread lias day to choos th typo of work We should make us of claim with vouchers to tho under-sign- I). 1121, at 1:4$ o'clock p.m. at the failure so to do. Judgment will be While It was been given a stone. Th farm lead- 1917. for which they will receive great- culture. political machine. this knowledge. Court House, in the Court rendered against you according ie still new end had the luster of the ers of America have turned conEafnlnge of general dsnnrt-ment--Ires s. est benefit. at 1(97 Walker Bank build- County Aa a tourist will attraction that Room of rkid Court In Salt Lake th demand of the complaint wbicit or compensation for best minds' about It. that msrhln fidently to Alfred E. Kmlth for an The eucceae of Clvlo Center dehold exor the on tourist Hie really haa been filed with th clerk of national govern- solutlnn of this vital nothing City. Salt Lake County. Utah. ing, Salt Lake City, Utah, rendered by Mate officials, pends on th public good will won ceeds He good fishing. Not only the before th (th day of October, A. Witness th Clerk uf said t'ourt, said court. Thia action b brought ment. raped the goddess of liberty boa Invited the farmproblem. to represented S.4 per cent of Jie to- through year of pioneering, the leaders but all pereone Inter- D., 1921. with the seal thereof affixed this by plaintiff to obtain a decree of and raised the ugly front of treason write their own eolutlun of this te! revenue for 1927, ( per rent for singularly unltid mr.'l of tha staff sportsmen ested In divorce from the defendant and for, tourist trade 17th day of August, A. D- - 1121. In positions of cabinet rank lu great question and when It is 1924 and 10.4 per rent for 1917. and the loyalty of the Intrepid litANN ELIZABETH MOORE, In should Utah ever th care and custody of their child ALONZO MACKAY. get behind a move- Administratrix with th will anWashington. No pirate flag crew will re- Business and nonbuelneia licenses tle band of workers. Each and ment to It to tha Congress. aa Utah Jeanne. Lake hick Cler. floated over a more sinister (Seal) nexed of tha estat of Joeeph ceive sympathetic and helpful crit- constluted 24. S per cent nf the to- every rltlxen la Invited to com to a fishing bring le JOHN U. SCHlElSS, renter. known Baseball ninrliinn Clerk. Pthan the Iteimblican Palmer, Deputy U tha and that feel By Civic 21.3 revenue Center cent tal the und fur of 1927, instead H. deceased. per icism Moore, contemptuous aa our national sport. Fishing la Attorney for Plaintiff. Mueaer ft Mitchell, Attor which directed the destinies of tliN scornful rejection. Ball. for 1924 and 11 per cent for 1917. plant ia really hla or her own to an international of 2, Dst Aug. first publication P. O. addrese. 206 Utah Savings sport. republic for years from The little neye for petitioner. 1324. All at once Herbert Hoover, who Receipts from business Ilrensei, o used freely. ft Trust Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. green liouee on K street." Aug. 34. Kept. 31. him done more In tho past ten mnsist rlhefly of tsxes exacted Richard and Richards, attor-nry- s. (Aug. 21.) to depress American agri- from insurance and other IncorANSWERS BlsnoP CANNON. I ACQIT HMEXT STATESMAN. I years culture than any other man on porated ' companies and of sales NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Va. -- - In an open niClIMOND. SUMMONS lax on snsollne. while those from answer to the rlrudtir letter sent ASSESSMENT NOTICE Na 10. professes to great Who took this wicked thing apart earth, today the Tn the Third Judicial Court of Estate of John II. McCoy and farmer of Ameri- nonhuslnem licensee comp-ls- c 11. Cannon Janies uut and blasted it loose from official ca. Thisfor man Bishop by DIAMOND OIL COMPANY, a Salt Lake County. Ktato of Utah. Virginia C. McCoy, deceased. who has betrayed on motor vehicles taxes nnd end Dr. Arthur J. Barton calling vs. power? Did the Republican ma- 1 their Interest and turned hie back chiefly Frances Teeplee. plaintiff, Creditors will present claims with amount paid for hunting and filli- the "dry" conference In Asheville, Editor ef the Utah Statesman: corporation of th Slat of Utah, chine cleanse Itself? So far as voucher to tho undersigned at 12! le not likely ng Alyn R. Weir, defendant. Just their Tha on upon appeal tax Salt An rale Incident business. of N. Mr. the William Dr. Hoover privilege.. of profesIn Mr. C., debate and deForrest, th principal place know Cuulldge The elate of Utah to th said confidence In this gasoline amounted to 1.391.542 tn sor of Biblical McIntyre building. Salt Lake City, and other statesmen nearer home In Inspire their History at the uni- rommitte mm during the consid- Lake City, Utah. now 192? fendant: Ulan, on or before tho 3rd day ol cumpaign Just because ha and 1.044.900 In 1924. an In- versity of Virginia, deplored the eration of the prohibition plank were as silent as the culprits apto summoned You ar hereby Notice to hereby given that at November, A- - D., 1921, needs their vutea. crease of 2T.2 per cent. entrance of preachers Into politico. In theX state Democratic platform They sat with Fall and fr-within twentv days after the pear Date uf first publication, Aug. 0 of a Board deof tho will. msellnk The or total funded fixed debt In the letter Dr. Forrest also regular think, be of Interest to the Daugherty and Denby at their I service of this summons upon you. II. A. D.. 1929. BIBLICAL 9, 1927. clared his Invention to vote for public. When the rommittee, by Director! held on the l(tn day of If served within th council table by day. They visited in September nutstand'ng county MAY McCOY EDWARDS. vote, decided to permit earh nf them in their vile dcn under rov- ft The Republican attitude reminds waa t3.R03.090. Of thia amount Governor Smith for president. Administratrix uf th estat of August, 1928, ad assessment of on which this action to brought; other two 2 9IS.OOA was fnr highways. the of the In aides been have "I a er of The night. servweary lung after present plank John H. ft Virginia C. McCuy, dewas levied en wise, within thirty days hypocrite uf The net Indebtedness (funded or I do not exalt overmuch; hut I mo of a famous old oil unpntrlotlc, unconsti- Ifor the committer, tn choose from rant (lu) per share ice. and defend the above entitled ceased. the farm- fixed went share would cannot forbear to say, in closing ancient Israel. I ask panto H. issued James all and less which asWilliam debt fallur case tutional In of outstanding fund bigotry Moyle, and your sinking action; ft Wallace, Attorneys the Second Samuel, sets! was 4.733.104. It. Wal In re. and several other inthis uglv recital of Republican ma- ers to read on so to do. judgment will be rendered forRawlings or 9.01 per elist an American cttlxen for h'( If you sub20. verses Administratrix. ofto an adjolnlnq room. Mr. Wallace of Diamond Oil Company (or chine rule, that these great abuses rhspter the deto you according egalnot reaa capita. In 1924 the per ranltn n"l religion by debarring him from will It Josh. on Hoover and Issued for all share mill stitute 21.y (Aug. par God submitted a pariwrruph that met were revealed utnl corrected wholly mand of the complaint which haa follows: "And debt waa 19.97. and In 1917. 3. 39. fice," lir. Furred said. "I pray banaa outstanding shares of tho former been filed with the approval of this tha ddrk of said through the vigilance of a Demo- substantially Tha assessed valuation of prop- that this election may forever thou art to NOTICE TO Mid the Hoover CREDnviUw farmer, OH Gustaveeon payable Company), Which decided to adopt It cratic minority under the dauntleia In health, my brother? And Honvei erly In Idaho subject to ad valorem ish such outrageous wrong from uur This action to brought to reto Joseph Behllng, court. When Mr. Wallace left to en Into Immediately cover a Judgment declaring null Estate of Ellxa Jan Bnna, detradersliip of Kcn.'ilur Thomas took the farmer by the beard with taxation wna 4.220.199.444; the land.'' BuildVermont 392 at treasurer, Democrat. to ths a convention Dr. Forrest g.ivn expression Walsh, great halt, he took this and void the marriage contract ceased. but the mount of atate taxes levied w.v Utah. ing.' Lake Salt be City, same the right hand to klaa him, will Knulh And yet and yet, and with between that him. ho heretofore und "earned you could paragraph existing Creditors will present dalma farmer took no heed of the uword 12.989.139. and the per rnnh-- i elected. hope" Any stock upon which this lint he located In time to Include th plaintiff. nit'll now raise llielr vil oily hands that with vouchers to th undersigned waa In Hoover's other hind, levy waa 4.31 and In 1317, 12.97. en remain rant may because unpaid In REGER. this Smith WILLIAM vote fur "J toward heaven and r.iy the was shall 419 Judy building. Kail Laa plank at that In platform the emote him therewith th l(th day of September, 1331. uf lb agreed upon In the ropitnlil "Alfred K. liinilli Is u so he rib Attnrnev fnr plaintiff. City, Utah on or before the Ird he Is the sundard-beare- r shed hla Uiwela Is OGDEN TAX KTFADY. and fifth advertised be will and Us IQI-O. room even P. del.nquent at I McIntyre bldg., day nf November. A. .O.. address. word, end wee adopted by the representative of Tammany Hall!" the ground and ha died." OODEN was party, which, mure hope than lta. rival convention. On this account th fur eat at puullu auction and un- Salt Lake City, Utah. Aug-31I'm g'td In 1:1k case th:.: Ihul Is in. Date ef first publication Added to the nations? issue In made by the city commissioners hold thonutndnilntstrattnn will less l before made of govern- following payment It proves again fur unu tiling Hint volved. we face In Utah an lasus Idle which A. D.. 111. fur seemed plank, ba sold on Monday, October lith. Thursday afttrnoon that the ment in the interest of all the exactly tn express nur "an huniot man is the inli;-.- i work of gretsr consequence than ' ma tax lew Trust sentlniriii. Halloran SUMMONS. Judge CVimpanr, In Ihc city fur 1929 would waa not Included In the platform. 1133, at 10 o'clock i.m, at the It pi uvea that Alfred E. terlal of administrator of estate of be 11 mills on the dollar, which la people." prosperity nr any parly creed. 1 103 Vermont In the Third Judicial District Elisa Jsne Byrne, (he cell attention to It here hnth as company's office, Smith has met and conquered every It sprang dercseod. full erown from th Mrlfk the same as Inst year. to State Kelt Salt Lake an of Building, Court, City, Utah, County, expression of my own views and Den B- Shields, attorney for the evil In the Tammany ii,.u,lil!ic, and anil conflicts and hatreds of tho ReThe levy was as folas for a I could observe of all who pay the delinquent auesement ef Utah. Adeline D. Raymond, stats. la nu ready tu cuiupb'ie the limit publican convention at Ugden. Cun lows: Contingentapportioned 3 nillN; expense. va. E. with ef th In cott were thereon, Raymond, room the together plaintiff Joseph und 21.) (Aug. tn.ilnr Walsh l.'K.in puige the the vn'ers of Utah he bought with to Improvement und repair aide-- . K. Kinltli. Ilm record a an ut tho time. defendant. Th Stale Jf Utah to advertising and expense of sal. American government from privi- money? Will they sell for gold tha 2 in II Ih : to cnnulnict and J cutlv convinces me Hint the party ar hereYou JOSEPH th defendant: "The BEHL1NG, of paid Utah Democratic NOTICE TO and CREDITORS. und home party prntecUd at execute pillage lege ilshl to bus made no authority Improve newers and drain., 3 Mill, of ITqual Privilege of Its record In the enactSecretary. by summoned to appear within fra ft. and the honor of national represen bathhouse and electrlo light, mistake in ehouelng Ha standard proud Estat of A. B Sawyer, JrM deI02 Vermont Building, Balt Laka twenty days after the (entire ef l ment of legislation prohibiting the be I The voleis nf I tut Ion abroed? a 1 of mill; pub- bearer. have no patience wp.h manufurtitre and tale of Intox- City. Utah. this summons upon you. If served ceased. moved by th lsm-- In thia Th nomination nf Mr. Ramhsr-ge- r lic library, twenty-eigh- t la R Intolerance. Creditor will preRent claim religion make all checks pay- within the county In which this uf thto Tin Hcmoi-racicating liquor, again declares Its able(Plea and Mr. Watt is was n sinister campaign. of a mill; Interest on out1th-I- n Kmlth with voucher to th undersigned to th company). action to brought; otherwise, l'l.rnuse to do nil In its power perstate stands sqiurcly upon th aa the rlectlon of Vara of Pennsyl- - standing bonds and to rrenie a American tradition thatexemplifies humthe at 7(3 east Fifth South street. Salt First publication, Aug. 1(, lit!-Las- t thirty days after service, and Lake at lloiu iun mi vsnla pr Newberry of Mlchltn'u' It sinking fund, thrie and thlrl'.'twu manently to hanlsh Intoxicating party 1921blest American horn inny attain the liquors and the evil effects thereCity, Utah, en or before tho above entitled action; defend th im-- k Kept. II, th of result th ih prohibition iurtloii. They do1 tu esMhltsh mills; obviously In case of your fallur so to Ird day of November, A. 1.. 1928. Invsrliy. of front tha live of lie people. honor and ability. by highest with lu combined Democrat n us a to th ef tee money fund for wronq the proper guars greet payment nnd Industry. 1 respect hla right, rend-re- d Almira L. Sawyer and Mary It le true thnt the platform as do, Judgment will b Improve-meiNOl'U'K TO t HERITORS. sperl:il pjrty tn l'tah vim hrjn l It as u nnu liin polities and corrupt poll-it of outstanding executrices ef the exists 'ichlevenientM for nl.ipied rxpre.sei the earn Mens you according to th against wet riirlj. 'I Ip t mill ol .ilaiuiy t cnl ir.idcs. Tlie:r nomination bonds, in accordance with nn ulorv In bis dau-ehll-HIT In ether words; Jr., dcccsseil. will give mend of th complaint which ha of A. B. Sawyer, lull HtU de- order of the supreme pliiik, Cil.1tate of John D. Slits, r ml'.l. Democracy. irnoqmTM I he t'ltenvnl ns fain1. our. in.plred I lie derision of all flr-- t publication. nr of d c a date been filed with the clerk lb im: Aug. Ii jr-pod slmpl". would have br;i The n.ee-.-- d vsliiniliui nf oily whole li"iiri"d eun,'""l. I'or ten ye.ii's prior to 1917 ttnh tent elenien'.s n I'm Republican Mcin-lure A. vt 1921. to I ill P. Haims Norfull--editors court. This action by brought pre,nl be idMvJ proper: y I 140,(43 120. from wbeb Vivian I.. Page o? rf the things thnt ure mure and inveutPui waa denl'il pruluhlihin hv Hie in- -i DelFraser obtain to ft a tu decrot Wallin, uf the i the attorneys (or It nitre oiirhcrg excellent." plaintiff eci. I.iiiiitk. roptoinpl nf the people nf ih etliejtbe present levy will rc:illl $411,-- l er uf Virginia ion or ISepnMi'-o411 Judge building. Salt Lake of divorce from the defendant, and executrices. Aug. II, Bpi, II- J. H. TAI L galea. ni finally ly the veit, of a Re- targe. Like a cancerous growth 973.32, vu.rri do-(U- sd r Claea . ifj? vu bfor- PUNNED EDUCATION WORK Ba" Plan on Foot To Restore Bass &nE!2 To Utah Lake can-d-da- Antl-Ssloo- Anti-Salo- n, RE-FOR- st a Running State Of Idaho Costs More Each Year - will-brin- e! ie dil-gro- One-thir- S"? si rr;- ss e Wm 15-.9- two-thlr- d da ly "r..wh u.i-stant- ly a y, ac-tui- ty teat . LEGAL NOTICES. 1 ei-t- and , jr, ed deh.-iui-he- g pre-sent- - Rewording of . t Dry them-eelvr- Plank a, allusion. 0. th-.-- -- rui.ctl-niimliiurl- y, 11. lir k Il-ge- pt exe-aatk- tail-wil- - I n, l"l e- I It i undt-rsiane- .