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OCR Text	Show T THE SALT LAKE TRIBTJXE, US FIX Auto Licenses For Passenger, IK VOTING PLACES FIB State's off Delegates to Be Chosen in S. L. on . Democrat! who will be considered for place on hto ttato ticket which will b elected at th Damocratlo In Logan next Saturday ar. UNITED STATES SENATOR. William H. King, Salt Lak. William R. Wallac. Salt Lak. ' stt lu-- SARATOGA co. Numbers hart been laiuad M high at 13,200. bnt th actual number of licensed cars 1500 In the. state aro aom lower. ' Track ar now wall abov th 13,600 mark In actual although tb cumber-- . lef la aaveral hundred hither. .. ... .-- -1 Lk. Georoe M. Drn, Salt CONGRESS. FIRST DISTRICT. Stuart P. Dobba, Ogdn. Frariek Fv Champ.. Leg ri Joseph Chax, Ogdsn. O. R. Michln, Richfield. John f. Tolton, Bavr. Knox Pattaraon, Moab. -S- PANISH FORK h- " follows; rlkST WASD. IM. So. r. Place.Jr V45 n c r' 4 W.. C. 4 Soutli. 4 J i tiporge Kant. ii E. Msu'warlng. fifth RootB 60 Beet East Seventh 1118 Boat sifth Windsor atreet. L. Penrose, 1102 South bista 1. Tremor. HM UcClelUnd Richfield Oil Company's Plane Lands. at Airport 1AOO r-- ul liaorVa n 7.',A Bertocb, Street, Lewll, 730anaWlDllaer street.Beat Thirteenth iuwu B. Ii'rrlrt S Itnhert last 221 Sere J. Alexander, salt. Lake i Births Exceed Deaths During Past Week riUta. JjJlra. Viola 1M0 Ollmer drlre. 2000 View Crawford, B. to ratorl, 111 (L. Coloalal hotel, 144 Wet rifth ohi t r. Duffi lia '3T 1. P. Kelt, 83 Booth first West. a r tw!l ftia unto avenue. Christ Carstoasen, 1040 CallforoU atreet. . rt tr i' pnite 113 Pacific areaae. Koo Van Cott. 1447 South Weat Tample. 41 S7 Concord are.ue. (.'Mr. Nellie l'eck, WAJID. TKIBD M lira. M. T. Larfba, 108 Worth Mala ' Pair Given Six Months' Sentence for Auto Theft After pleading guilty to stealing an automobll belonging to Henry Lee of Tooele en July 20, Arnold Feder and Howard Thoms, both of Lincoln, Neb., were entened to serve six niontn eaob lit the Tooele county jail by Dla a.. Nartaoa. S51 West Second North. trlct William 8. Marks Saturday. si .VatliaaJet Jackson. 220 Kortk fifth B. E.Judge Corfman, former justice of 'the Wsox. court and present chairUtah Temsupreme 4B. a Barrlaoa, SOS West Booth man of th (tat. utilities commission. ple. award.Jrt-bhaJt-o- t th two youth. ana tnrougn tn consent or uistTict Quince street. BwUg,22t Weat i F.ini, t. HntteT. " A. Worth. B. the Bhargre Third Attorney waa reduced orth Slh Weat. agalnat th defendant .VS Tlieresa tobora. f from grand larceny to petit larceny. James T. (Shaw, m wast mira sona, oi) F. g. fernatrom. MS Dnlnth srenne. Ml Jnha D. Bonher. Zt Weat fifth North. Planned - , Bor M. Wnittaker, 77 60 North BedwoeS TOUHTH VAM. C. Jei, Tit Will atreet first arease. Herbert Snow, Marcork, tJO D atreet. l. Thormaa, 44 Third areaae. mt Arthur Hmlbert. 17T L atreet. m joaei McKay. SO P street. atlrsoa Alleat 185 T street. . itrt. L. Sloan, 272 tr xt Anna T. Hercy, 277 1 etreet. II. liyncb; 407 D street. riyTK WABD. Ml A. K. rarrswell. Lincoln hoaae. lul f. A. Beeae, SAiloh hotel, ins M. A. Oottrell. 110 Sooth Third Beat. 1i4 Jamee H. liorie. 4tl Beat Drat onth. B. Tluirsxa. wth SereaUi Bast. loA J. U. Cook, tii Kast Heeoad omh. Irr Owe Neheker. H14 fourth aonth. lis) M. C. irenoo. 27 Soata fourth Baat. frank Penmea. 20 Month Kiath East. U hotel. Ill Dr. f. K. Morgaa.304PlaadonM Baat Third Booth, 12 B. L. Bchwarta, s2U Boath. Baat fourth James Bwrera, lis US airs Oiwsld. 6M Booth Boreath Baat. 117 B. B. Barrett. 107 Undo, areas. COOBTT WSTB2CTS. Hi - i ia 7I K. rwR l Ji lK 137 1J 111 Ml l; M t.'Kt it: ia 13B 141 t S 1 4S 114 4w 1 li a Huge Hangar For New Boeing Planes A IB PORT. Rait "LaTte To car Tor th Boeing Air Transport company' new planes, con' struction on a new hangar haa Begun. Th structure will mark the ninth hangar ta b erected, at the fleld. The new building also will Include repair shops, mechanic' and pilot' paaaenger waiting room and Quarter, atoek rooms. It will be constructed of concrete steel and and a system of flood ligntJ for nlgnt landing will be in stalled. twelve-paaaeng- er TaykrsTllle ward sou a. Sixth froeiaot. , tsa Joqraal office, Mldrale. 7 MMval rltg hall. ameaemrst hell. l.a ."A Butlerrtlle orhoot hoaae. 11 Nrlena. Na Amuseaaeat Haadr. hall. Beat Mldvale. Nela A. aadoraoe. Bandr. 1H7 i. Leonard Larpo. Beady. flrat froolart. , atore. Aita. laaMlerrs' South Cett on wood ateetlag 71 Hjram Laadcaater, Baady B. D. 2.- Holllder meetlnc home. ' Soeeatk freeiaet, Baat Min Crerk meeting . BrlaU) amnaeaaeat hall. '173 Draper awetlag hoese. Blath rreetaet, Weat. Booth Sixth W. Smith. Leer IT Wert Jerdaa meotlag hoeee. ' George Lartne, 220 Weetworth ireaM. 177 Jordaa arhool. l arlrra ward arhool bona. 17 BIraoe arhool. -1 T farlra ward school haoa.' Binft del aetlng tioaao. TklrS froelaot. 10 Uarriaaaa aaeetlag hoaae. Teatk freetaet. afitler ward mooting hoaae. winder ward laaanwat hall. ISA acWI. Blaghaai. , tieorgo B. Dalley. 12 Bast Thirty-thir- d 17 j. Hr hell. Blartiam 1 Bent. CoaoerfMld arhool. Croalto hlsh dwot. lee Hisxead B07 eceool. feorU fiaetaet. lS Lark iaiOBat hall. C.rfleld orh-- H. XWroaU froeiaet. wafcrtor srbool. Marae. Ia Ctmmtr eV Marray. floooant brom ward feoese. 1T4 ttr hall.wardBarrar. tlitu krt Srboot. axetlag haoo. Murrar. Borvtioa eteb. Ie .is4 in ftrrt arard mtti: hooa. Marray. TifU JVodaot. Jo Crest erar moot log how. H aBtr wtrrtfrt anw. Twelftk freetaet. Hraini a ataxies hi a". A. Tlio ii. Iota rouat. aaoae. OiufU ana-n1A I0 rtrl V. ae II05 J IN GEM STATE State Champs Have Chance for Trips to Portland and Chicago. a4 - Idaho B a a a ere k POCATF.LLO, county will undoubtedly play a prominent part In the Boys snd Olrle ub contest,, which will be alaged In , Victory HighwayBeing Widened The Senator clinched th gam In first Inning, when slnsles by Rice. ana Jung brought in two run. Washington hit Carroll offerings hard. making eight hits while th Tiger made only four eafetlee off Marberry. I Wt Program to Develop Recrea tion Region in Uintahs Put - on th- check-u- n aa of th lessor's records for this county for the discloses th fact that ths year 1927-2g industry Is th largest revenue payer In th county. Cattl numbering $4,281 head are assessed at $1,405,041. Sheep numbering 174,7$$ are sssessea at i.suo.92V. ursiina land. all classes. 2,414,494 acre, ha a total vaiu or ls.4Kl.485; meadow land, $$, OSS seres, $2,743,175; paattire land, $9, 46$ acre. .$1,341,483; tows and city real estate, $1,497,441. Th combined valuation of th min ing properties In the camps of Midaa and Bpruce Mountain Is $ stock-raisin- Jar-bldg- e, 135M2I. at Alfalfa lands. S2I7 acres, are assessed $391, ISO. There are but. 29$ dairy sows sasessed in the county, valued RarsrsT. the region open to automobile; lay out a system of horse and foot trails; se- lecc some or ute raon suiiaoie Bin and plant them with fish (planting to be done in the wlldemes region and In the region which will be accessible to motor cars). Del Terry, who for 14 years haa been a gam warden, and who I rated by citlaen a one of th mot efficient wardena In the west, wa presented with a pair of binoculars for hi long service a enforcement officer. David H. Madsen, former fish and gam commissioner and now with biological survey, wbs given a traveling bar by th Bait Lak sportsmen. E. C. Shepard of th forest vervlc, Charlea Fehr, president of the Bait Lake County Fish Arthur and - Game - associations-J- .Mecham, fish and game commissioner; Dr. J. E. Bronddus of Salt Lak. and Colonel Davidson, U. 8. A., and Mark Anderson, addressed th meeting. Roy Thompon,nd 8tv Terry a report on fish planting don by th association. Dr. raust oi npanisn ora; was Judge of th kangaroo court, with Dave Madsen a th villain. A bottl 's of salmon egg were found In new baa. Incidentally, an Al fimlth pin was found in the bag and Madsen, who Is a rather prominent Rethe publican, waa sentsnced toas wear law ths Smith button. Inasmuch of the kangaroo court la ths law of the woods. Dave wore tne nunon. planted Blighty thousand fish were h ths total Sunday. This brings h In the fish planted lakes up to about 300.000 for the yar. sv Mad-sen- four-Inc- nesr-Ulnta- Justice Fines Liquor Owner $150 in Parowan Court at PAROWAN. Arnold Low was In luetics court Wednesday and received a fine oi iw tor posaws- rr 1$ inn eel ons of nome nrew, ' U4 at $363,536. found upon his premises oy Publlo utilities In th county carry whlch waamarahsl of Parowan and a the city only the sum of $44,190 for taxable of deputy aherirr ot iron county. Numerous smaller piece property contribute a contiderabl earn towara tne ttavwvu.vuv. or raxam prop . ertjr in Elko eomrty-111,340. Grain land under cultivation how 2933 acre, valued t $112,140. Th county haa 1024 automobile, val. pur-Do- e. Weather Obituaries Procter Anaratlr at eat Ute Belt City, Al- - Vnl !n, I. . TJlli rJ.; it SUhtoas. Frodsham I OGDEX. Funeral aervlce) land Frodsham. 28. who died Friday at the local hospital. Will be held In Brig-ha- m City Monday at 1 p. m. with Biah- - Baser City E. T. Saunders presiding. Inter Bow . i ment will be In the Brlgham City ceme.. tery under the direction of Llndqutat Dearor . . and Bona. tlca(. 4 Mono-coup- H4 Kas. New lerk Hrabe Phoenis . . . , .. tatIela St Bait Baa .. ... lata Dtao we O I Tol I . testa naNS TS '4 . . aa 2 lli 1" m S3 in ins so a TI 1 . a Braa . Boettt . .. n .... .onctaer IB .8rniir nc i Aag Mda . .. . ,0Pt. 9:::. .on near wt! 1021 .IWa.ae Minora sols loll lr C4eer eldy ity Portias I .ociaar .no Jrta laa m for .no WM e l 11 a ts; asj val ma' eJ 3 10) $:.... ....I 10. 14 ta Ml. n. St. 10 li. a! soj.... a .... Bel Bi sen sni ars lo .no t 4 (loalls, It.,,. O'Jndce, lb.... lit . rr - .nrerrsar .m Pt. eldy .noarr .irrw .on Hoar .or r--t. eldy .eroy .(V0p ,l Car i.. iten,:. .or ciav .. .. er . . T .... AthletlCS I In RaCC I . I S 1 110 4 till . LOSS .. Hall GamS ... DY DiVldinOW TWO f PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 1$ (AP). in. Lat . B H O A I roii.4iiii.rniA. B H.O ... 4 1 1 01 .OOCI4T 4-- oa -- H 11 H belle raaslee Weat, hey. SMITH-Claro- aee 131 Seat Sugdea, Eighth Aadrtw and Martel Agret- - t Aklry Smith. U4 U atre--t, hoy. ANDEH8EN ChrlatUa and Kettle Stess- soa Gray Aaderaea, TIM Powalaftoe are- ane. boy. OtILYEB Duard Browalng and Ifsrgwrlte Taylor Colyer, 1M South Tbuieeath Best, 'j- Five Marriages Dissolved in Day : ' Special rd .'it Theft of Sugar Charfled frf Complaint Alleging Burglary For the attempted theft of twenty-tsacka of auger from a railroad 143 South Fifth West street. Oeers B. flreeaer vs. Stewart Livestock occupied by the Security Btorage and enmpaay, gliSM.eo desasges for slleiad sosfol. t onimlasion company, - Morgan Richfllment of contract ea purcbass of land. William Lowther vs. Clareac 0. Msglll mond la charxed with second decree Sad Mary L. Msglll, fereclestire ef premie-eor- burglary In a complaint filed Saturday by the county attorney. H. L. Love, sets. National Seeaad Mortgsse enrporatloa vs, manager of the commission company, and Hair Utah J. Katioaal State Mary beak. la the complaining witness. Richmond was arrested Saturday and Is nowTbe-ln- g r or ac loos re ec proaiiseery Bote. held In jail upon his Isilurs to proa $3000bond duce ASZZB. PrrOBGIl 4 rf.... SS 00 141 0 lk.... t 1$ p...., 1011 Miller, a onvoll, 1ST 1 Boley, a 1 0 0 OiOroie, B't W. 0. Hsrrla .frosi BU Blea cruelty. 0. X Bottorff free Jnlla Betterff. 1 1 wo rrtib. irrw-toit-s A. S 1 1 d a--1 Belt Lake, boy; Mr. aad Mra. 'oatee.-Marrs- yr Baysaoad boyf Mr, aad Mra. Jowph T. 3ohnoa, Mnrray, bny; Mr. and Mra. Tnomss Bner, Murrey, hoy; Mr, aad Mrs. Bides B. Wirt, Bait Lak, boy; Mr. aad Mra. Leelle A. Cordon. Marray, aoy. Blmaaona. If.. toil 4130 Sit 031'ois. b ... 0 4 0 4 1 Joha-sto- a ItreitllD, Blse, Ik.... 4 0 T Oi Bishop. 2b. .. 4 113 4 3 1 O'Boarke, Sb 4 1 0 UIHeaa. ef atasueh. If... 4 1 S 0 Cerhraa. e.. Reunite, ef... Kreae. aa.... Uc.Heely, rf. Uallllo. 2b.. Meatoe, Crowder, p. aru. te Tbe rtrlbus. TWIJf FALLS. Idaho. Four divorce be; decrees and one order for annulment were granted by Judge C. A. Baboock Friday as follows: George L. Coughrsn, Jerome, from Lydla Coughrsn; Anna Grossman from P. J. Grossman: Amy girl. Lapp from Charles Lapp; C. E. Melton Mllbam Mr. ssd Mrs. George Stewart, from Louise Melton; annulment - for McBrlde against Louies McBride. kit. Plesaaat Mr, aad Mrs. A err Siaoa. Eart Another application for divorce waa Slrl. filed by Willi . Pfelffer agaloat Iris MTBSAT Mr. aad Mrs. Cyrsa V. Bagley. Pfelffer. Murray, boy; Mr. sad Mrs. William 3 BT. ear at draer-tlo- ' It Hani, Beaver Standard Mining , Files for Incorporation Edith Smith from Clsrssea 0. Smilk, fallsre SO I ST 14 ....SSi24T Total te provide and deeertlos. i Nose est who wtaalag raa scored. Score by tasloia: Article of Incorporation Wer tiled 0 0 0 0 3 0 St. Los la IBC0V0BATI0B1. by the Beaver Standard Mining 0 0 0 l'hlladelpbla ...0 0 3 0 Cokosl company: erirsnl'ed te treat Utah of Provo with the crta.ry- - of scnuite. boss sisaaioa, BUBimary! oil sbsle snd ell nsads: i.0.000 aberes tat Saturday. Th company t InBrrors foil, coal, Blaiaioas, Bolry. Mahop, B. Jenaoa. at $1 isliie of shoes: J. par per for $50,000. with 1.061,000 Buss batted la Kress, Bishop, Boley. B. L. Trster, vice prtt4eat; lrme corporated Twe-hskits Haas. Sckolu, preetdeat; aecrotary-treeanrahare of common Block at S cents a lias. r aud Jenaoa, director; share. Siamese. Bets. Stole 'box Miller. Mo Gold . B. Culver sd J. Besth. tdditloaal Pookle Officers of th company ar VT'W. pleyo beely. Secrlflee 41rove. all ef Salt Lka ' Boley te Bishop te Orwollt Boley to Orwoll. directere, Vice McArthur. Allen, president; Edgar St. Ixwls S. Pkllsdelphla S. Lrft oa sea preeldent; Oeorge 8. Balllf, secrotary-treasure- r, kSAt, ZITATB TBABgyiBS. Biea a kail Off Crowder 1, off Grove 1. Blsael and Earl William and .Bsa-BTfWfkTnrt By Croeder BrOy-trov- o WABBAKfrTieBS.- TBurch, with all offlcera. as directors. osthrte, pire Qrasoy sad BuaeBtaaa. Jails S. WvlUy to D. 7. Hanks, let . Tim ef tasao bow SO wtastoe, . )l HI UI II 4. stock 30. five-acr- e A. Oeeood (ami I Airmail ?: Leoesrd C, Barry te Leonard L, Barry, FHILADB7.PHIA. ST. LOVIS. asctlea 10, tearssblp aotita, raage BHO.A. BH.0A. 1 weet 4 0 4 1 Mne.lb $1111 Mahop.lk aa felaad B. Aa- 3 0 3 0 Mabel B. Andereo Haaa.rf 1 draoa, lots 106T and 108, HlghUad Cnckrsae.e Tmsven rtea- Masash.lf .. AIRPORT, Bait Bhaaione.lf Nchalte.ef 04 0 Pstk. Plst A Balldlsg eompeay t 300 sengers Were taken to and from various 4 3 0 0 Weetora Loaa 4 Lake-OreBnss.ae at yois.3h on Bait the Falls tear-sbls points T. Thurmaa, section is, 4 1 S 1 Br anon. 3H ... 4 1 1 3 Mlller.rf airmail route Saturday on the south1.3B0 1 soath. ranee 1 esst o e s (trwoll.lb Airof bound National Psrka the Low B. S. Kara la plans s i of Boiey.ae $ htary Perry U 10 ways. Inc. This Is ths largest passen7. tloct 1, Onurl eabdiTiaioa t sos Blseholder, p. S I 0 4!7eitns .. recorded list sine ths V. W. to Melle Blck ger Jamea. freak company 1 0ooe Heealer.se siWordy 10 ha been In operation. tot . block IS. flrt-acr- e nut A... 1 o yRsle Oray.B D. W. fitandrod. J. M. Burdette and 0 1 Bliaa A. battle ha Thomas X. Bleela- Walhers.e .. fart block 27, Po- 14, E. Tuekelson boarded the plan Bontmell.p, . , ; Totals 01 ......0 rw li Tsx. i t. , .... lt Sill linn: ... .... ... 412 .,4 HI .. ... .... Slim 113 .... rrl I, ... oe 00 ..00 S3 Total .. a 13 37 til Touts I Rotted for Blsholder in eighth. aDetted foe Boley la abath. yBatted for Meealer la aBetted for Bommol I aaroath. bBetted far Raraahaw Is alstk. S 31 I t. taalais: t. Loals .... ......OnO Oral 090 S 010 000 130 4 fhlladeipbm Buaa Bekslt. Kreoa, hrllot- Summary.' sa 1. Blseheleer. Baas, Corhrsno, Boss 3 Brror Bio. Base hatted In grass,, Br bob. Blarholder, O'Boarks 3Bost 3. Tare-ne- e kite McGooaa. Blaohotder. hit Breae. Heme raa Brenaaa. Three-BoSacrlflgae Boley. Brssaoa. Orwall. Br bass. M"oaa. Doable etays MUler I IWt Corhrese; Boley t Btehnaj t . Baa ea be St. Loale U: rhUsdOtpbla ea holla Off Blaeboidee 3. off Wethers 4. kauel 1. off Ooiaa 1. aft Sarnabaw J. Brrack eat By Bleenoldor d, by Orey 1. by Walberg I 1, by Barsohaw 1. Pita Off Blae-nol1 tnatagsl off Cray aoeo te 1 I S la $ 3 looter: off aiag: off Wsjbor. B".ml. I le I 14 Issmgo; off Oalma. 1 la taaias: off Bansshew, I la I M Isolsss. Wild natch Walbers. Wlnatn pUrher Bteheiaar. - Lootag sitceas a'brr. l a. serse Bileebrsad, Ormaby aad ttsrhne, Tme 1 5. of seas fi. Bpaetel 0UN CAUSES INJURY. The Tr lamas. Passenger Cist Iks i arnrsca .... ,10 toes oooo Uolss.p Reraahaw.p bSpeeser .... 100 ; nane tarries ..,.,$ Record oeo Me 0000 . on h Moroni Mr. sad Mrs, Jsy Belaoa, girl; Mr. aad Mrs. Harris Lerasa, Mr. aad Mrs. (loyd Drapr. girt; Mr. sad Mr. Breansi Brnao, girl. ralrvlew Mr. aad Mrtv Lloeel Petenaa (Cllata Laaeea), girl; Mr, end Mrs. Mlh Aaile, girl; Mr. and Mrs. Shirley leases, er Sin. tt -. girl. The Philadelphia Athletics lost a half game In their fight for the pennant this afternoon when thay divided a double-headwith the St Louie Browne, while ths Ysnkeee wer beating Cleveland. The Athletics won the flrat game. I to t, hut dropped the second, $ to 4. The opening game was a duel between Crowder and Lefty Grove, In which th latter wa credited with hi lghteenth win of th year, when doublea by Al Simmon and Jimmy Foxz broke up a tl In th ninth. In th second game Jimmy Foxx was the only Mackman who had any suc ceed against Tony Blseholder, who held the home club to six hits, three of whlclt were msde by the youthful Foxx. He accounted for three of the Athletics' runs. Walberg pitched shutout ban until ths sixth, when th Brown tapped him for their run. In th eighth, Jack Qjilnn wae solved for two mors, which gav th visitors thslr winning mar- - rir It TOIdy .no tf. eldy J LH TTi .01 Pt. eldy Ml.. I Score by for Ro AIRPORT. BALT LAKE A few mora flight and Governor George H. Dern will become B veritable aviation enthuelast. Ke made Ills second Tight Saturday when Tommy Thompson ptlotd him e. over th city In the diminutive Marcus Tegan fo pleased waa th governor Imhe with the trip that upon landing TWTM FALLS. Idaho. Marcus Te mediately bonrdod the Utah OH Refinangan. 40. of Flier, died late Friday night ing company's Fairchnd plane for ' of pneumonia loiiowing a anon iiiness. other ride. , Mrs. Tegaa bad be a vial ting Salt Lak train here on and) waa Called off tb where her way to her home in Filer,oorlou-nser Chicago-Publishee Pays relative Informed her of the husband' condition, he Salt Lake Brief Visit being ofin her Twin Faila county hnepital. The body win be taken to Utah for Herman Black, eubllsher of th Chl- - burial. Bealdea Mr. Tegaa. en broth caao Evening American, arrived la Salt er, Kupert, survive. Lake Saturday for a few osyr tay. SENATOR KIMa SSAKl. He I accompanied by hi wife. Thy United ufa Senator William H. r rg:iw4 St Hotel Utah. a to Tb visitor were caued her lng will apeak in the Twentieth ware tend the funeral ot Sunday nf M. R. chapel Bunday night. Berrlcoe will be local financier. at T 30 e einck. There win oe spoMend!), who died Friday morning MrarBlack mus'c It ha been announced by . . Bistvo C Qarancat fieilea, , . . iA Bister ct tb Bead aaaa. 4 0 it In Roland tk t.. 6t Raising of Stock Leads Revenue In Elko County A la 411 I'RIe. rf. McMasua, OehrlB(er, 00010$ twenty-tw- o miles west, will slso be oiled. This type of covering can be need st a cost of 11200 to $1500 s mile. Gravel surfacing costs sbollt 12600 s mile. Nv. t $140 1.0 - 11 near Battl Mountain miles weit snd for twenty of th town snd Is rgTSTUn( snd widening th road. When complete st this point the Victory will be twenty-fou- r feet wide Instead of twenty, as is now the ease, snd ths gravel surf see will be Increased to eighteen feet' la width rather than ten feet. Walt Brace, division highway engineer, says the highway is now being prepared for oiling next spring snd ths highway between Elko snd Osrlin, ELKO. TH N, B ABB I J Weat, ef S mil Sill ay Victory-highw- 1 Hrllnaas, rf. S 0 1 OIBeens. so... S 0 0 1 retUerglll. If. S S 1 e'Oroala, aa.. 1 e 4 3 wiaro. rr... s e s oHarrie, is.... Tsreser. as.. 1 1 l'Hiiel, r. A program for the development of Csrrell, p.... IS 4! Marberry, p., 4 S 0 t -- I tn uintak mountains as a recreation Total . ?8 4 34 131 totals . .7 12 I 37 region waa begun by the light of a Scar br loalnsa: campftre on th shore of Mirror lak O S S 0,0 0 0 at the night camp of th first annual Detroit Wsablnstoa ..3 waa Th pllgrlmag ther. pilgrimag Boa MeMaaue, Weat S. Bice. Sataaaaryt mad up of prominent sportsman of Errors alcMaawa. 6brlasr, Tavaor, floa-lla- . salt Lak and Utah counties, repreBane bat tad la (Inalla t. Jadee. Bar. sentative ef th fish and game de grare. Two-baa- e alt Wt. Tare-bkit arm i. alcMsnns. partment and the forest service. Bsmnree aeeree. Th plan, which wes outlined by Croats. Rice. Deefete Ptar Kootm te Harris Mark Anderson, formerly president of to Jadfr. Uft oa baees Detroit $. Waah- th Federated Fish and Game clubs tastoa II. Bases oe balls Off rsrrnll 3, off of Utah, in brief. Is aa follows: Marberry 1. struck eat By Carroll 1, tiy 1. t'saplraa CaaiplieU, Coaoollr add a aection of the vast Uintahs as Ifsrberry aad Vaagraflaa. Tlase ef aaa 1 keor S3 a wilderness, accessible only to men ailaate. on horseback or on foot; select a rout for a road which would mak a part of LK0, Nf, A STATE crtrw Is "at highway -- work W H O Al B at Camp. Forward In Nevada Area VKTUOIT. gweeaej, lb.. 4 with the eastern Idaho dlatrlct fair, held In ftJarkfeot, October I t 4. Inclusive, declared J. W. Barber, University of Idaho district eatenarlon agent, who waa In Pocatello Saturday making plana for the various prtsea. The state champions will be chosen from thoaa receiving the hlgheat grades at me oistrict fairs held at Bole Blsckfoot SndlJIoscow, Mr, Barter stales. The exDenaea ea IK .,nMn. OICUB, champion will be paid to the University of Idaho home economics awort PABT.BT P. B1BD, Salt Uka; courae next June. The club champion WSALTBIA fLANMUAN. Sa't Lak. of the state will be awarded a trtp to me racitio international livestock show, BIBTB. which will be held at Portland, NoCornells Wltllaai DASTSBLL as vember I to 10. Inclusive. Expenses of Beery Adrlsss Vas Sojaalea CsrtMU, 00 Bsrt- - the Pig club'stste champion wilt be rall. bar. paid to the International liveatock show PAYNE Verno Psyas sad Balds Jokaaaa is cmcajro late la November. . 'enersoa reyae, 847 south Sevsstk Beat, Olrls Participate boy. Br I K Da i Id sad raatlee Helms Oerlsg In Awards Premised. "fi sirl. Itule, BL'4 B'srsork trit, A trip to the Paclflo International NBl MAN Oacar Bdsrla ami t arrle Bath er In Jorgeaeea bsumaa, 141 south hut, livestock show st Portlsnd awaits the lioy. learn of two glrle gaining first alao BltiiiiKS Tkosjes lewreace aad la Vat ta in th bom economics demonstration Allea Brooke. 4.x Hlalu arraue, girl. contest In either Ial cooking, sowing-- or INOW 4ort leralsad aud Balk Bpeac canning, and the state borne demonSnow, U2T Alpiae llec. nor. stration champion may go to the InterSWELL Harold l'nailt asd Bmte Cath national livestock show at Chicago. erine Lareo SwaU, Talerartll. Lisa. Arrangements for the sward for th . v iarot r m . ! t, ir u Boy. ,.kl ShoeD club Btate chamnlon haa not vr Maivsll. 730 Baat Bouih, oompiotea. out it la expeciefi jnat It will consist of a trip to the JPaelfie sin. m BtiHIN'SnV Uwreoc Daslei aad BaU IntemstlonsL Biiass Bobloaoa, 204 Berth Btsto, girl. Premluma, medals and cups will kloo BtAU.ilBY Uu sod Mary Louie be awarded to the varloua Individual 4bsre tlartf Uellory, 1534 Oarfleld hay. winners st the eeatern Idaho district SBVy Jase Arnold aad rioreBce Aldora fair by varloua brood associations and llrowa Bevy. Blwood place, bey. stockyards companies In addition to the LUSDKBERU Wayso Carl and Brsia prise offered by th fair $ ' West Seveatb Sottis, Lnsdeberg, rrin. There alao will be contests among; the BtiWBX Joha Andrew Bad Jeaal Bold boys' clubs In Judging, snd "fitting-enHowea, Booatlful, I tab. ty. rraaro showing," of livestock snd special preBdl.I.INO Craig Imi and Ha Mora BoiUag, $33 Berth laapl, miums for club eahllilts of livestock, aa well aa home economic demonstration slrl. SKIa OostSTs Inline sad Bather May Tak contests for the girls' eiubs. tlrla, H Booth Third Wool, boy, Club Convention KBWMAN Jethr Stooebreaher aad Myrtl Cellos Kewaua, 444 Weetaalaster avaaue, At Portland and Chicago. boy. Those attending; the livestock show ASUKRSICN' Clifford la mo asd Tar Muriel Collins Aaderaaa. BaO Euclid areas, hoy. at Portland will be taken care of by the club, the national organisation, at 0LBBN Bay Caarlee aad Blr.ra Caaoor 01- eea. $39 DewslsstoB sveaaa, hoy. Camp Plumber, which will be operated BMrB01.D8 Merrill Crofft and Wanda Ma-- - In connection with the show. At this rie Sajlik Bsyaotds, 11$ Best Tsirtt oamp, which will be amply supervised, South, boy. have bean mad for arrangements NATION Harold sod Beatrice Hilt Bailee, and Instructions- for those who a Kortfe Becosd Weet, boy.- attend. Supervisors of th lus A TON Blmar Trehorae and Osrrla teat will conduct th visitors throtsgh the Ashtee. 47 MeClailaad atreet. bey. liveatock show. Bom Theodore and Era I to M. Baat SMITH The club International congress Bmlth, 37.1 Sooth fifth Esst, hoy. will be tn sernlon In conjunction with THiiBNBUBO oordo and Bailie A lata agar the Uvsstoca show atthl- International Thernhnrf, see' Denver street, girl, EI.niUIHJB Walter Donglss sod Asss Bria cago, and th winner of th varloua tat who attend this contests club McCaffrey EMrtdge, 1151 Baat Math Boath. show will be taken car of by girl. ,,. St.'ODEN Dsvld Pstee snd Partbsnla laa- - supervisors. .11 th MO IflO ; Demo-cratl- Tveaty-aeveat- (AP). ooiin gueMS. l2fc . . rllsoeet teasperatwe ropy "-- sf 101 Hlsneet h) thla aaaath siaee 1374 second: $10.00. $4.80. is 7.ai in. ; Roy Lowest 1ot slrbt 44 ttrtra. i:oe luno, ISchmlts), Lowest this aaoath sioo 174 Stsretts. Bonnie Bebert, The Captaia, 141 r..Ror Procter. Tr.. 19. Sled In a local Mraa for today 4 h.A, mnA Unali. alan ran. i .... T hospital Saturday evenlnc. He was Total Mnanth race, hand cao. fir ana hear eod-l- a preetsttatiae fee the 34 born In Salt La ke on November 17. ......... e fnrloage Wslklkl. I OR (Besolt). 3.0, . m. llarhesl at p. .M!n.1$ At th time of bis dea.rh ha waa 138$ wen: Thsddeus. 100 (Grerswood), foe thla Math te date htlan tn. 14 on cond: Blsa Jsck. 120 employed as nlfht watchmen for the Total loc uai aaoita Aecasalatad fleleaey o1 H He Is th Coal here." Citizens company Time. third. cottl. $2 0, to data t son- of - Roy Prostata- - kr and Mary Total" Bl akeL Cos t Hiss. Hominy Sad Boetlts aia alare Ojitidjee 1 t eate .... ..... Hansen Procter, hoth of whom survive Arciioiulatrd aeficleaey alar oernoev i. ra. In addition to his parents he Is sur Eighth race, claiming, mile sno aeranTT San rtsee at 4:42 aa aeu at i .m eoai rarde Blither Weld!, in Jrnkinl, B.R, vived by one brother and .four sisters, IS. IflBB. . $S.4i, $2.40, woa: 'Tta Seth. 1"2 (Bernharfl,- James R. Procter of Bakraf11d, WBATHBB OBBBBVlTlona 14 on SJ40 aocond: Oreea Hill. lfll CrhomP. M., MUf'TSll ima. TERDA Y AT Mrs. J. W. Cuttlnor of Lo Angeles, Hero1:48 an. Time. third. bhi). $2 Mrs. M. ft. Davia. Berkeley, Cel.; Mr. akrrra. f.lale Bell, Breeckloader aad ferge-eo- a Laura McLeod. Salt Lake, and Mrs. alao raa. V. H. DiUbunt of vMllford. UUh. Governor Dern Enjoys Rides In Planes; Two in One Day IS Aug. right-hande- r, three- - aw s Marberry, Washington bested Carroll, Datrott twlrler, in a Sena tore Hawthorne Jare- - Ssltoa. 10$ (Beaoltl. $20.00. $9.00, $S.S0. won: fairy a Bean. II (CWlrotO, $6.00, $20. second: no iriordi. $$.20. third. Time, 1:44 4 5. Rainbow, Daatmaa. Proceeds, Cooa aad llopaleng also raa. Thir race, claiming, mne ours i, w ftvmahiwl. 1! 40. $8 40. S$.40, woa; Peeno, VI S4.U1, lkt.w. aecosa: niraip w ,,. imit trior), lfra. (jMBhinai. m.mi.. mini. iwi, 1:4.',. tirrraaa. Peddle, Big Ore, Lara and I'nn I Astr mtan ran. Fourth race, claiming, mil' won jr.. no lThomoii). M.nO. 13.40. I2.ao. won; noma Bun. 115 (Ioobol. $4.00, $.40. arro Ron Ro. 10 tBerahartl. 4.oll. tmra. lime, . 1:4(1 Article X. Kenetar, B. Warrea, . ni,b BIMi Ti.p if phnonix alaa raa. nm 4ffh rae! elalmtag mur-rrnrrore- (BerahertK- - $.2a- - $SO. aecooa olil,-1- 00 Boaottl. M W), Roll Bank! II. Ina (Jeaklaal. $2.A, third Time. 1:44. Jack Celine t. Sir Albert an Slilny alao ran. furf and Rlxth rsce, eletmlor, ft $4 20, Wild flower. S (floyd;!, long $3.40, won: Oeaesee Belle. Ir4 (Bernhertl. aatautea. duel today and th pitcher' won th second of the three-sam- e ries. I to L Iji. rare, claiming, mile t 101 104 s$ WA8H1NOTOV, HAWTH0BNE BXSUX.TS. claiming 12I0, flrat rsc Prealdrnt Kellr 107 (Bbrepehlre). (U.14, IS.lt. 47.18, won: Ulanlu 111 (Tlnrr). 15.04, 10 UcLaln aecoad: Mary (Bern) $:..', Otitis. Omar- 14.40. third. Time, 1:1 , Sonmit 4lew dale. ftlllU filrl. Beat Colonel Hrtnmrnwar, Guaga Mrntrr Din and Lathr Hr aao rear Kerond race, cialmlne. sizoo. snd up one mile end s eizternth Kadiak 107 (L. HcDermotl. S37.J4, 14.. Sfl.ia. woa Llnrar 10 IBoaarll). ana, lino, sacoad . S4.B0. third. 'oat flora 107 Time. l:4d.l-S- . Voreler. The Coach, Scot- Cold Creai H'nslat. HetleTWhtte War. Uad alao woa. and I.arapla llalo. UawkereSI.'iOO . snd Third race. pnrat-no. Hawthorne course afior eaeter Ilg (I flst2.M. $4.0.1. won; S1I.B4. McDrrroott). Iroa 118 (Chlsretts). MH4. 12.4. second Phasta Bnllet 110 (11. Phllnotl. S2.S0. third. Oh Haunna. Caraga. Oreea-Tim, l is ock. Witch mount aad Biwik also raa. Second 1 Marberry Bests Carroll, 3 to 1, In Slab Duel t running tlrt Oadded. S 1 Totals ... .30 10 37 S I Halted for Themee la alatb. there tor laalass: e e o e t e o- -i o ri,irae Boatoa i e o s o e o o i a Wll- Buaisjary! Buss Besell. llaaM. Brror Boall. Buaa hatie la Mia-ti- l. Two-bee hit Harlnt 1, riaaatMd. Blolra baao Ksaias, Wllllaeia S. Bets. llrr-Is- a. Kamsa. ascriticoe risscy, iNxible slar-afre- r te Hmaa to Tndt. Left on beare Cblcaso 10. Boatoa S, - Baare oa oalle Off Thoeiaa I. off Morris 7. Strnrk out By aforrle . Balk Morri. I'aiplrea Nallle aad Ptaoea. Tla of gaaw 1 aour U :i entrr. 111 0 p.... noma, rlest4, I I I lit . south , - lit 1 riant. allow-anceS23,ouo. at lie and a quarter retro Wrack lO'Domnell), ( to 1, S to , out. wos; Victorian 12 (L. rator), 1 to 3, out. second; Nub Udwlo 12.1 (Thurher). out, third. Tine, 2:0ft. Reins. Court also ran. Mixta rare, six snd a half furl or. fa. Iiono, aiatdrna, special welfhto1 Talk-ta- t to 3, to 2, erea. iFaacuma), te 3. woo: Prtrr lrg J. Bnrke), T to X. aeroad: Deaaa Tina 11.1 IB, J. fiaharl. I . yslr Uixt, rirat too. third. Time, 1 Tboufhl, I'pplty and Enticing alao ran. race.- ii.. 'i"a i-J- V 12 4 Totals'.. . Births exceeded death in Salt LaJ last week by eighteen, according to th Klrt South, weekly report of tb board of health. iifi sl.ltnn. .72 South llrt Weat, Fifty-tw- o' Weet ftrat aouib. newcomer arrived In the B. Bohllai. 7 o i.. i. I..IT. ihvj Honlh Ninth Weat. while only thirty-fou- r death war Curnow. 7 Weat Broadway, Kew city reported. WaMHU hotel. of health also board Tb reported Second 429 Teat ol 11. r. Buuerworth. XEV0 BESTITS. caaea of conthat only twenty-fou- r Boiith. ua- in flrat race, claiming, fir fufldnxa won disease exist the These Vlnrt flAnth n V)5t Vm( city. tagion in.. h 101 csr. coua-Iflordl. $17.20. rl.on. $4.01). arc-2. whooping 18, :i3Mra. L. J. roreater. SO Weat Sixth include: Measles $8.80. $4.00, chlokennoz S. epidemic menlnsrttis 1, Bhortll Bllt--ina iHalllhnrtoa). Bon. 10 (Greenwood I. H 0. Barrla, M7 South IhW typhoid fever I, on case reported from onSi S4 Mra. Minnie Heroehor. Time. 1:S fslry third. init ot town, Bond. Jack roeatsln. O'Leary, Ossge Joy snd cbuit . J. BengtMn. SU Snaajerby n4na Wvaila alao ran. Paul Murphy, M I 7. 22-- Mi. ..sm-tk- If" e rbnaiaa. a... I 1 t 21 tBlackbara . i a o oi t $.. 1 24 Itrr. nlle handicap, fonrtba of a mite The i bortaw lua I a. sue-sel- l. JIM. 74. $41.o4. $1S.M. woa: aDonhle- second heart 114 (W. tiarner). $40. third Coal Blarh 114 Hi. Woelfl. $3.10. Toltesr, Csrdner Deer, Time. 1:1S Clvde Vaa Ihiarn. aZacawelata, Nalahanur. rinmbago. Kmlneoce, raul Bnayaa aad Pert llarlem alao ran. aThrre K'a Btoch farm, and ap. fifth rsce. $1500. mile snd s elxteeath Cmnsco 10$ lUldley), tn hk 14 42 12 iron: flattrrr KS (C. Haw. klnsl. $8.12. $3.4. second; Sir Berry 114 Jsck (Plcbonl. 12.82. third. Time. 1:44 Alriander. Lsncer sad Balhoa alao res. HlTth race. SI 400. allowance. 11 one mile and arvrotr yard Lawley fiJerotr). $1.0i. $22. $2 14. won; Mickey n. aecoad: Golden 101 llf riillpot). $ 74. $2S2. Backet 107 (Bbropahlre). $2.44. third. Time, 1:42 4 5. Black flrer and Eugene S. alao Ma BeTnh race. $1200. claiming. and up one mile end a sixteenth Bnay fairy in ( rv. Herat, sjijm. i.is,$10.24. Tom Byrne 10$ (0. ChamherllBl $S l. eocond: Honelee 107 IB. Bhronohlrel S I third Time. :0. Croetaa. Jrh, Atol Crooa Boar. Music Bhop. Psrlle Oirlle snd Know Me Gnome alao ran. ' rgraf-Ttoe- !f-- oat. woa: Unebttbh ins (Omul, 1 to I, out. second; fanaan 113 III. Garner), area, third Time. 1:41.' rwar Udy alao raa. Fonrth race. SALT " i- 10 Silt . aCamdea LAKE. Piloted AIRPORT, inOr. Oil 11 Ariliur McFarUn. 350 Harrison are- by Tommy Fowler, the Richfield Fokker mono- trlmotored company' lasn Oreea atreet. plan landed her at 3 p. m. Saturday. IS W. V. barton, J MO Booth Tenth Beet 138U rnmore rence. J, A. Talbert, president of th com J H ' u iiii.m i.h-- r. 11443 Lake atreet. pany; C. M. FulletV vk-- president of Alston, Jr.. SOI Hollywoud aveth company, and hi wife, and Harri nge, t M. Hanshue, president of th Western V. f.. Btrbr. SIS Beat Twentjr-fira17 Air k,xrres, were passengera. South. Th plane waa flown from Lo An- Swao, 04 Blra arenoe. ateaue. Coetarltle M. hell. gelea and i scheduled to take off on l!i.Inies . .... HaIItWMmI BA DU. tr l i., t,l.4lll..a it return Sunday. The official In val J. tioma'lea. 267 EK Talrteenta stated thatflight the. trip waa primarily flight. pleasure Twealy Mtrj . Hill, IMS R. 1 s of a anile, tuar- stake AUantle 121 (SUM. 1.1 to 1, to 1, 1 u 1, won; Peanant Laaa i;i to 1. eeroad; (B. J. riher. 10 to 1. Brarerr 11 (tral(iUe). 1 to 2. third. Titer, 1:1 J. Mae Oulace. Oa Her Tore. AnuaatetU, I.laa. Capulet. Xettle Stone, Theorist Jane, x UraclT sad Brpoaar alao raa. and ap, rourta race, mile, tle ' Frederick? U Pagby Ratorday announced hia candidacy for th rmo-cratl- c nnminfltinn 1rr munlw cAmmla- alonar. Mr. Ha shy seek th four-ye- a A slM raa. Third rare, snleed to m sir -- Statistics rn. 1 I X e ., - arrond: Hell 115 tW. fiarnerl. 2 to 1. House Wrl 110 (W. Barrett. S to S. Hilrd. Briar Brom, Arrndocte, TUne, 1:21-- . ieo raa. Redouble es4 IMersaiiy Heenad rare, two nallM. etfotilechaee, has- l dlraM. $3000 added, yeerHlds aad Kabel 143 irraafotdl, 3 to 2. 1 to . out, ar 144 IC. Hmootl. 1 to 4. 0!it. woa: Plnh BootwlcH. wit, .Hjn4; Hoarstat 14.1 tA. third. Time, 4 IS I S. Lorenso sad Daalplo clalmtng-rApoa- arT County Honors JTlMteea Bite Off Miller la S I I Inalase: off VII Jua sons la 2 2 a inalnra; off Harder t la liintnsa, off I'lcerae t la taninga; ff Boor S M n aa rasing fnoae out la the elshihl: off Hfjrl O Is 3 loalnsa. Hit hr pitcher Br Millar iBenfoush, Isaarl); by l ip raa iHarretl. LneHlonlna Mugraa. ln Imitlrea McOowan, pitcher Miller. Oweaa and Gleael. Time of game 1 hours JO viauces. 1 to The TrtMine. rl term iroin in first precinct, Mr. Bsgby Is a lmal newspaper man. He ha resided In Salt Lak for th laat 3ft year and haa been ectlv o in circles. At present he I actlns secretary of tne iemocraiic county committee and Big Ed Morris Holds chairman of the executive committee Chisox at Bay. 3 to 1 of the Brown Derby club. He alao Is a of the executive commltte of BOSTON. Aug. 1! UP) Johnny member th Jackaon league, th young men s Moving s single to left, s. or lng jiem-stsi- d and William In the fourth inning, uemocratio - organisation. eay waa in Dig ractor in lioaton s to 1 over Chicago today. Th pitching victory of big Kd Morris held the White Bo hsrmless. Mayor Kdward Quln of Cambridge made a presentation during the game to Outfielder Dill Xar-reBUBBIAOS IICCBSIS. of th Whit Hox, a Cambridge J0KEPH IUHNBON, Ball Uaa: boy. Catena by Barrett and th play, LA I'BIKL UONTUOalSKy, Hrber City. lng of Regan at second baa war th defensive feature.. rBANa I. BtTCBBON. Usfaa; BoSTOJf. CHICK'.O. BDIT8 WEST, Buater. B HO A.I BR OA. Meotll. ef... 4 t ORathrork, rf.. 4 J. ABBtTSl.B. Belt take; swssaoa. 2b. 3 0 0 0K..k-ll- . a.... 4 1 a i UILT0 sllLDBED alATTiuaON, Bait Uke. 3 0 1 OUjer. rait, if it,.... Melaler. rf.. S 1 I OHrrae. go... 4 114 IVArri, U SMITH. Bait teket 4 11 Siriegalosd, rf a i a Harrett. I HABLOTTB B. NIBIAOK Belt Uka If. 4 110 Samoa, ,th... 4(1 0 SO too IITedt. Ib riancr. lb... M I.tMainX, Belt Lake; BTB0X B4fera. ae. 4 14 1 H.elaf. e... BUKIS Belt Lake. first race, serea furl on m. $inn. 121 (I., allowaarea Little blr to 2. won; Pair t , rati , t t 1. SPANISH FORK. With Invitation to hold th next annual Indian War Veteran' encampment at Mt. Pleasant Provo and Sptingvllle, the aeventh annual Indian War Veteran and Pio neer encampment adjourned Friday night without deciding upon th place for th next meeting. A Urge crowd attended th final meeting at th open-ai- r pavilion. Dr. Joseph Hughe preetdlng. Speechea eulogizing th Indian war veterans and pioneer for their achievement ware made by President Jfenry A. Gardner, Captain A. T. Money Commander J. B. Hughe and Profeaaor Olive Bradford, who hoa led the community singing throughout th encampment. J. M. went wood made a speech of re sponse In behalf of Hie vtrans ftnd pleased the large audience by alnging an oid-tlaong, although he la past so years or age. B. . Davis of wales, Sanpete county, moved that a vote of thanks and three cheers be extended to th Spanish Fork organisatlone of the Bona and Daugh ter and to tne citizen for their aplendid antartalnmenta and hospitality. Theae were given with a will. Saturday, morning the ten ted city de parted from th City park and th Thurber school grounds, and Spanish Fork returned to normal life after th largest number of gueet ever entertained here. There wre only a few more than 100 veterans, but their frlenda and fam ilies made an exceptionally large crowd of people, and all citizens turned out to enjoy the encampment with-the- Delegate to four different convn tions will be elected at Democratic prl marles to b held In Bait Lak county Monday evetlng from S to t o'clock, Delegate will be named to th tat convention in Logan August 25; the Second congressional dlatrlct convention in Logan Auguat 14; the countytseptetnand a legislative convention ' l,r Since the apportionment of delegatea to llie state and congressional conven ttre aame mioi umj tions If sens - ictid to both .,.. is the same, . . .,.,, nf riiratea ara not dealred. a to tb a nli. situation bold true tl ve conventlona. .....ntv anrf is-ilThe ilai of polling placaa far tht Bfl maries aa announced saiuraay uj Stringfaltow, county.chair.roan, J faaa i anuiutuc iui TO WRIGGLE OUT TURF RESULTS olda aa Place Chosen for '29. Special T., Aug. SASAT00A ITSVtTS. Seventh Annual Encampment, Indian' Fighters, Ends; No Clarenc Naaltn, Salt Laka. Mr. Inez Knight Allan, Prove. SECRETARY OF STATE. J. Franel Fowtca, Ogdan. Walter N. Farr, Ogdan. C. Clarence Neaian, Salt Lak. Milton H .Walling, Fielding. ATTORNEY GENERAL. Oliver K. Clay, Prlc. William E. Davia, Erlgham City. STATE TREASURER. John F. Mendenhall, Richfield. A. O. Smoot, Provo. Soren Nialaon, Mt. Plesssnt, STATE AUDITOR. William M. Swan, Salt Laka. Athby S. Thatcher, Salt Lake. SVPT. PUBLIC INSTRUCTION. L. John Nuttal, Spanish Fork. C. N bTbTIV-- OsatlaaeS fresa T Bagby Becomes 1KEES MMGE 4-- f CONGRESS. SECOND DISTRICT. Burton W. Muiwr, Salt Lak. SPRINGS. Bunch" Appreciates Service ifnicti ,. Wrack won 1h (AP) 000 Travera stake today, Victorian waatecond and Sun Kdwln third. Th race was expected to be a test between Reigh Count, winner of the Kentucky derhy, and Victorian, winner of the Belmont stake. Petee Wrack paid S to 1. mhlle Vic tonan waa I to 4. and Sun Edwin waa out In the betting. The time waa 2:0k. Relgk Count waa laat. Only four borate ran. Pete Wrack, owned by John R. Ma comber, evidently liked the muddy go lng better than the derby winner, which i figured to'Uike eecond place. Th track wa muddy from yesterdays ram. For Relgh Count It waa th second start lnc winning the derby. Earlier thla month he won the Miller atakee her. Victorian has run several races sine winning th Preakneaa, with the Belmont th outstanding event Th Travera la th oldest of tb famous turf fixtures. It wa first rtv In 1844. 11 years before th first running of th Kentucky derby, and haa been continued sine then with only two snort inierrupuo.n. VETERANS QUIT GOVERNOR. rte It 1 19, 1928. Del Terry, right, being presented itlr pair of binoculars by Charles Fehr for efficient warden Winner Last AUTOMOBILE licenses for can w r passenger - above tb 81.600 mark at til doss of business Saturday, it wm shown, by the certificates Issued by the automotive of th secretarF of Four Sets of The First; Derby CarsTopei,600 PRIMARY Monday Evening. Petee Wrack "AUGUST SUNDAJIOHNJQ, Slat .".TTTTTTTT- .- A MeMaUla te Mldrale Bute baas. section IS. tewaeblp S soath, rsage' 1 weet , , ., Bsrdley-Ctkln- s Milt eomssay te i. A. block I. Bardley. kHe lit aad Beat Sid eddltlsa Auto! ionsaees fe Aaale M. Ssaeders.' e lot T. block S3. Plat A.. W. P. Whltaker ts the Wattes Ageary. lae.. let S, block 13. tlte- - 10 10 Praises Airport neia vacre slat A plat P, Clheor Park ...v. . el. te W. P. Jaime A. Boca-wooCesooa. lot , block 1, ' Mre-eer- e plat A James D. Bewker t Albert W. Daw. one twenty-eight- h ef sateral flow ot Beff creek , to Bachel Colombia Treat eompaay B. Taft. eecttoa 2. tswasblp 1 sooth, raag 1 edat M. BentlM lrla A. Jaceheon, lot , 4. blnck 3. plot Annie B. Plrrc to William J. Grade. fa 3. block lot. plat D Jobs C. Catlee et al. to Harold tl, Cot- err, 4t bH 11. Mock 23, flro-ocr- o A Hsratd O. CeUer te Sarah B. Cos. Jr-- Ut. krt plat A 11. Mock 33. flrs-ee- r t- 10 10 AIRPORT. Palt Lake Condltlorsi at the local flU were lsuded by Admiral HTT Cone" of the I'nlted Butes bip- or tne uig- plnc board and a member ror tn promouon genhelm foundation of aeronautlca. who landed Saturday ea - . IUI1IB ,v t A-the The BdmlraJ was In ehanre of war naval air forces during the world and served with Jewey m Msnili Ho has been swarded the d'stlngufabed aervlce medal by congreas and ts an ardent enthnsiaet nf aviation. H waa san. acoompamod ky bjs Democrats In Ada County K 400 10 " , Ht A JV.ba C fwtlor lot II, bloc FAROWAJf Wsrren Algor met wlrb C. a painful accident when a loaded gun Jkto 11. fter bto-fall from the rafters of tbe bmiae end a 3oa C Cetlv oaclad-m- , la bullet froB the gun passed through kts k in so Mabel B. Cot tor, 33. fire err. plat A.. , to Aifid B. Cat lee, -21. ffoecre pen A . Josa C Co'lor fl S3, siaoa 11. r.. r;r-f, K s . i Name Williams Chairman BOISE. Idaho AP). Oeorg I wis waa unanimously reelected chairman of the Ada county Republican cnrat committee Saturday and Lewie wee' eanud chairman, ot the county Democratie committee. wer MoetUiga of tbe committee held In compliance with state law. Lewi vaa given authority to fnen-pl- et big staff of Bocretartoa snd fj ej. mitteea. Bn Thomas was socretary of th inmocrauc eo minu pa C. CotWr so Sllaaketk T. C. bias, kX U, block 23. b - Ferg-uso- 1. J. Salts, Mary I. Paley te Ambroa lot 17. block . ArUnttoa Bsigbts.. Xtoa's Sarlara Bask A Trost company to Alma B. Barker, kits IS ssd 14. at flew-to Salt befcav w, and Alfred Frank, offtelals of th company, were passengers part ,w T. VI MIO ; Shipping Board Official at ratellowml A. O. X'tee. r ,t TO, .
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