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Show 22 TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE. SUNDAY TelfpboM Watateli 600 IKES COLTDN i WEW OF IBM HUNT Salt Lake Man Gets Promotion In U. P, Ranks PLANS FOR CHILD CLEARED SHTLFI6HTU cided, Declares. He . ' llfi- Will Confer With ' - - u iv i - District Head in Monday. Ogden CHIEFS LAUNCH left to right, Major J. A. McAndrews, Captain William Sehwatel, Captain II. L. Egan and Lieutenant II. It. Johnson.' Lower, E company, honored by selection for governor's escort on visitors' day. FIGHT AGAINST LHTHEfllflD Two Named as Possible Arnold "Bud" Meacham, been mysteriously youth who ha missing from hi SaJt Lok home since June 19, i now thought to be In Los Colleen Gillespie wa noon, a cousin, Miss to the home pf her foster Angeles. Cat., and II returned Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wal- Edith Poynter, 20, is suspected of be parents. ing Implicated In lace, 422 Cleveland avenue. It was disclosed by police Saturday. la mere The arrangement-howeve- r, Miss Poynter left the home of Mrs. ly a temporary off, awaiting legal step by which Mrs. R. C. Tripp, Alice Men cham, mother of the milling 60 West North Temple mother of the child. Intend to obtain youth, forat Los street, Angeles the dsy after her custody. Her alleged kidnaping Arnold disappeared. She was the last attempts were thwarted by criminal person to see Arnold and told the mother that the youth went on one proceedings Drought by Mr. and Mrs". of his customary hikes into the mounWallace. tains. Mother Plans to Ask Olrl Change Story Court to Help Her. Sheriff Quiz. After the child was taken from the Under Her story led to an Intensive search home of Its foster parents Friday, and after the parties to the quarrel over of the mountains byof police, deputy Fort DouglH the child' custody had brouxht their sheriffs, cavalrymen It was and Boy Scouts, but no trace of the -problem Into 'the Juvenile court, Since then Miss found. the youth was agreed that Colleen' should- R.be MorPoynter has been questioned by Sherward of Juvenile Judge Fred iff William I. Tr.ieger of Los Angeles gan, , He then ordered that the child and she has given information which should he temporarily placed back in led police and sheriff officials to I has borne Wallace the H. H. Ha lldfty. attorney for Mrs. douct her word, according to local Tripp, aald a petition for modification officers. Miss Poynter flatly denied th it she of Mrs Trlnn's divorce decree, (train w hereabout--- , tha th ed In 1925, from ''"GTIIesple, "wltr he krww by filed Monday In the Third district Meacham lad when qefeslloned are of the but ponce court. This netitlon. he said, would Sheriff Traeger, led have the she that may be opinion of Colleen ask that the custody youth to leave home by painting a riven to Mrs. Tripp. cusglowing; picture of the coast stale. Mis Originally the decree gave the who. Poynter is described as having travtody of the child to Its father, eled widely and as being very advenafter marrying attain, placed the child turesome. sishis In the home of Mrs. Wallace, received by Mrs. A letter also wa ter. It was first stipulated that the Meacham Saturday which corroborates father should have custody only In the the belief that Arnold Is In Los Anevent that he did not remarry The affair began Friday afternoon, geles. Mrs. R. W. McRrlde of Hurley, wrote thit her daughter. Mrs. when, according to Ms. Wallace. Miss Idaho, Flghty-vcnn- d Violet Hates, a sister of Mrs. Tripp, Ray Donley, 1744 Westand Mr. Los Angles, Donley street. came and Kdwln M. Salie, a friend, Meaohnm to the Wallace home and carried the took a boy answering the ' a southern fr.m child away. Miss Hates and Salle were lad's description arrested shortly afterward, but the I'tah point to Ios Angeles by autochild could not be rouna, nor coma mobile. Mr. and Mrs. Tripp, and It was not Boy Footsore, Hungry until Saturday, when attorneys got to And Aroused Sympathy. the gether In the- Juvenile courtto that Its fos-- , The Donleys were traveling through child was delivered back F'tnh on June 22. three days after ter parents. Hearing on ennrges tnar tney miwu the hoy left his home, and they found In the kldnahing of Colleen will be the boy on a road "lined with sageheld In tha luvenlle court Monday at 2 brush ' the letter said, while he was A without hat and his shoes were bsdly o'clock for Miss nates and Salie. warrant was issued for the arrest or worn. "He never had a dime In his the Tripos, but no formal charges have pocket." Mrs. Donley wrote, "and we felt extremely sorry for him." yet been filed against them. , A clipping from The Tribune, deaid in scribing the youth and asking locating him. wis Inclosed in the letMcHrlde. Mrs. ter from " lrfsvP5vhfe Was'"at' fh ' WeiWrs trr-- i home for forty days. Amnio was oniy at home during the last ten days of her visit, however, as he had been on a ranch In Idaho previous to tnai Con-gression- al Telephone Waiatcn' 59- 0- 8, 1928. Visitors' 4lay scenes at C M. T. C. exercises. Upper, trainee battalion listening to address by Governor George II. Dern. Center, army officers in charge of 1928 encampment, SHIFTS TO L, A, After a search that lasted 24 hour's, and after her mother was charged with kidnaping her, Saturday after- ..if JULY Citizen Soldiers Soldierly as Hosts Mother Had Little Col Missing Boy Believed to Have leen Gillespie, Stolen Begged Ride .lFrpin. FpsterParents. Into California City Has Been'UrgecTtb Seek Nomination, but Unde-- . MORNTXO, . A Opponents of Second District Congressman. i e jf&ssvw, ' "Jit ( f Local Activity Will In crease This Week as Arrive. Candidates J, Z ' eSsj Virtual agreement to put a candi Although he ha been urged to seek date In the field against Congressman the Republican nomination for senaam m it Elmer O. Leatherwood was reached tor, Don B. Colton, representative In at a conference Saturday of Republicongress from the first district of cans who" have had the matter under Utah, atated Saturday that he had consideration for some time and tha made no defrrntepfiis to ftrteT-'tro-r choice of the group will be either race. The congressman said that hie jr. State Senator E. R. Calllster or Theo return to the state was too recent t. w to decide on any definite action. dore L. Hoiman, according to reporta after the meeting. It is expected that Congressman Colton plnAs to confer the opposition candidate will b an with David J. Wilson, chairman of nounced within a few days. the district, in Ugoen the While It had been known for soma Mbhdayrand said that lime, that nlans were being consid district convention wui r.e issuea soon.'s Lake from Washlngered to start a contest tor .Mr. i;n route to Salt nnvrrtrrne-vwrw- r seat when the Second conof the country and said he found them gressional district convention Is held, that the situation it was thought Inclined toward Herbert Hoover. fight, with. "Favorable sentiment for Herbert promised a Mr. Leatherwood having the advanHoover In eectlons of the country who T. Dana Smith, two Is of groups, dividing where the aecretary facing tage presumably weak appears to be prevalent," the opoosition. assumes new duties at It was declared Saturday that It wa congressman stated. "In the middle west sentiment seeini to be particuextremely Improbable that two canOmaha on July 15. didates would be brought out against larly strong and Senator Norris ac-of - Nebraska and Brookhart of Iowa, Mr. leatherwood. It also was saia that the decision of the Republican knowledged leader In that section, are conference would the leaders attending working strenuouely for the Republihave an Important bearing upon tha isinjionilnee." be said. The oongress-ina- n state campaign. I i believes that their Influence will Been Assistant to Neither Mr. Calllster nor Mr. Hoigo a long way toward securing Hoo- Has man would comment upon the reporta ver's election. concerning the meeting. Mr. Callister. Heaver Make Gains General Solicitor Here earlier In the campaign, was menSoils' South. tioned for nomination for governor. In the Mr. Hoiman opposed K.-- Leatherwood If "Neither would It be surprising Years for nomination two years ago. for Last Seven Secretary Hoover broke the solid south," Congressman Colton said. The District Committee south rapidly I becoming; protectionTo Meet Early This Week. ist and numerous political leader beThe Republican committee of tha Dana T. Smith, for the last seven lieve that a healthy Republican party Second congressional district did not In that district would be beneficial, he years assistant. to the general solid meet Saturday, as had been expected. averred, and Hoover work in Mis- tor of the Oregon Short Line railroad V. W. Wilson of Sandy, who has suc sissippi flood relief also will garner In Texas and at Salt Lake, has been promoted tn ss ceeded Frederick C. Loofbourow him votes, he believed. senti. Arkansas especially, Hoover chairman, s;ild that the committee position In the Union Pacific system's would set week meet this and ment Is dec.ldedly not weak, he re- office early at Omaha, according to an anthe date for the convention. As It has marked, v nouncement made Saturday by Ueorgc been customary In recent campaigns Speaking: of Boulder dam. Congress-mato hold the congressional convention Colton declared that he believed H. Smith, general solicitor. : : on the day before the Republican stats Affairs relative to and decisions of it was ons of the richest fields for deentire country. "It the., inters! 4fuftm iWJWe, ,cp, rn mi sst on velopment In the rdnta-tfmr"rImwill comprise Mr. mun s new amies, course probably would be followed possibilities fo Trainees, in First Dress which he will assume July .15. He exthis year, making It probable thst mense and, Incidentally, the developthe contest for nomination for congress ment of power is large," he declared. pects to leave for the Nebraska city Win about July 13, he said Saturday. will take place on August T5, as the Parade, Praise;. Believes Boulder Dam state convention will be held In Ogden, Dana T. Smith was general attor time. Salt Lake Los the and Bill Will Be Modified. Angeles ney for August IK. The lost youth is described as hav with offices In Sail Lake, for Inspected. Camp Political leaders belie j that a peri to Congressman Colton believes, how railway, from weighs hair, two ing golden od of grent activity among candidates 1j ,ears years, and during ever, that If the Boulder dam bill ever seven ir.O pounds, has lar.ro blue eyes, a mole federal were under when railroads for the nomination at both the Republican become law It will be greasy modiin front of his left ear, two moles that control he, was the general attorney and Democratic conventions will start fied. Congress must protect the In is his shirt tn of lo the the and 'ront show when S. government L. L Los & A. at for the this week. Ihis, It was explained, is Angeles. loyalty terest of each of the seven state so He was dressed tn a white open". their respective states was stressed by He and Genius H. Smith, the general assured because Congressman Leathfar a possible and the law, if enacted, tenwore of a and pair overalls busibeen shirt, erwood and Don B. Colton are now at Salt Lake, havs Governor George H. Dern in his visB treat those Interest more fairly, solicitor for several years, ness companion here, and J. Reuben Clark, one of tha he said. bstoffice Employees in nis shoes when he left home. itors' day address to the training; batthree candidates for the Republican acquaintance dating from the In tha opinion of the Utah congress their both trainIn of school cltliens' were talion the nomination for United States senator. ' From military attending man the last session of congress was time Westminster Enriched Back Nebraska ; 10 were and about Salt when Senator William H. King, who will Lake of they Old Utah at the to Chief; Tribute marked with achievement and good ing camp University seek renomination at t e Democratio work. The treatment of tax reduction, year of age. stadium Saturday morning. a half will arrive In a few days. and last three For the years. convention, flood relief and highway construction Attended Induction of $5000 by Bequests; Before parents and relatives of the ha been a member of Also Welcome McPhee were among the large problem that Dana T. Smithschool Due Clark and King which Lake board, Salt the post 153 at the camp, the congress dealt with successfully, he ho will In City During Week. Is Investigated. govror ctted the citizenship-buildinresign before he departs. He Land said. "Never has there been such an Is F. Rummel. J. Bishop F. of the mnster also a pas' grand Senator King, who has started west attitude for work In my qpngresalon-a- l en A. il. of Utah. qualities of the annual thirty-daward, is expected to reach Salt Lake experience," he stated. Former Postmaster Ralph Outline "lm- - j their described and noon Tuesday. Soon after his arto at Colton Intends campments, Congressman wa presented with a diamond ting e It was s;ild Saturday, he will bill at the 'the Two berrtiestB, amounting to 15000, portance to this grest country. ' from Omaha where he rival. ten- Returning a at make banquet employees announcement that ha next session of congress and la confiby postal Trainee E company, as guard of participated in the Instal'.itlon of the wishes formal and a Colorado farm have enriched to be returned to Washington attaches atj dent that it will pass. In his opinion. dered him by postofflc the Dern at acmet Governor unfor term. of vetoed honor, Westminster bill the the coffers another new bishop of the Omaha diocese, the President Coolldge college, the Newhouse hotel Saturday evening. Mr. Clark will get here Thursday der misinformation. The .president Value of Ten Cars Will cording to announcement by the ex- stadium entrance and escorted him to Rt. Rev. John J. Mitty, bishop of the morning, The gift was a token of appreciation it was announced at tha held the belief that the gasoline tax E In his box ths grandstand. Later, ecutive board of that Institution. Salt Lake diocese of the Catholic Clark headquarters at the Kenyon association with the of Mr. Cuthrie In most atatea was devoted to highhodistinguished itself by church, arrived In Salt Lake Satur- tel. While About Be The boa; : accepted $2000, which Is company also honors $40,000 postoffice. way construction, mhereas a large plans relating to Mr. Clark' In the track and high was inane winning speecn The Is used activities of between the time of his ar-- " the proceeds presentation percentage pert of a California estate, coming field meet wnicn followed tne regular day. The new bishop who was In- rival and the holding of the Republican by W. K. Block, assistant postmaster, to the college through C. C. Julian of visitors' only for maintenance. Congressman Delivered. When duced Is ' .Mr. office program. Rt. ny Into at done Omaha day the work the lauded ho state convention cannot be decided Colton said. Ixis Angeles. Mr. Julian Is not the ntll he gets here, it was said that h for Rev. Joseph F. Rummel. bill provide (iuthrie during his five years as post The Colton-Odddonor, but is acting as Intermediary of Entire Trainee Battalion master. He called upecb.l attention an annual appropriation of 3, 500.000 to Miss probably would make a tour of Utah, Almlra the estate, r Rummel For In according Review. Passes ly years Bishop to the Improvements which came to for three years, to be used to con-- .. visiting each county- and delivering ad Iodc.e, secretary to President Herbert flail's first cherry special, con- A. Governor Pern's address, was a priest of a New York church dresses In county seats and Ihe poslal. service here during' Mr. struct highways through Indian reserelsewhere. Hcherd. The bequest is made by theFollowing in a choicest wih the and of battalion trainee tell tarn of entire a and passed close of expressed friend (luthrlo's regime Bishop Mitty ah Associated 1'ress dispatch from vations and other government lands. sisting of the college. John before I B. Denning of Dallas. Texas, for the f nner postmaster's success in varieties of this fruit grown, left by anAnunnamed! friend the review .Mexii o Mayor head of Omaha At the diocese the Road construction In these districts speaker. Mr. Clark that bonds of $30(D completes reported annuity and President George he succeeds the'- Rt. Rev. Jeremiah had lett i.ity the Mexican capital. He will has considerably lagged .behind the who Is expected to take an Important new ventures. to the college. F. Bowman In C. A. i'rx k,vell express Saturday night on the Denver the amount donated of I'tah. of the e the Thomas emidied enter in this University who P'27. federal aid projects and the His banquet During of country by way Harty, In the building of the pipe line Laredo, pays interest upon this & Rio Orande Western railroad for The college of the clerical department of the bill will enable the government part amount to Mrs. Minnie Tatem or Ha- - thiHK their first dress . parade, the nence. Cardinal Archbishop Patrick pa.ss through San Antonio and St. . made an address of welcome to eastern cities. Although there have denfleld, N. J., a staunch friend of trainees responded to the orders of J. Hayes of New York, presided at Louis, and come direct to Salt Lake, to speed construction through these costing 115,000,000 to 118,00,000 which Major Edmund the Installation, which was attended unless his Journey Is Interrupted by carIsnds. Congressman Colton believes will bring natural gas from Wyoming John McPhee, who took office as postWestminster college. Upon her death their commander. the best been a large number of single in a mfnner that would do by twenty-fiv- e that such an appropriation is necesJuly 1. ile expressed bishops and twenty request from the stale department that the amount will belong to the col to Salt Idke, Ogden and adjacent master uf cherries leave the state durloads and stated to soldiers. veteran clerks of the wishes he visit Washington before coming on the so will be postal and justice sary regarded by prleBts from other parts of the Unit Industrial communities, arrived here that the clerks' union hoped that the ing the last few weeks, this was the lege. Colorado farm which Is offered Massed calisthenics1 under direction ed Mates. to Utah. nation's legislators. The R. C. and Saturday for a conference with offi- close cooperation- - which marked the first full trainload. of Second Lieutenant Aloe, In Carl R. Marcusen of Price, RepubTo paF-Salt several weeks to the college, consists of ninety aeres cers of the Ohio Oil coi comny and various depnrtmants of the postoffice The value of the ten cars of cher-- near Burlington, and Dr. Keherd was the subsequent athletic contests, Lake, th Rev. John R. Mnhoney, lican state chairman, stopped In Salt latothers Interested In the undertaking. during the The the Outhrie regime migiif conD. D., arrived with Bishop morning program. ies. when delivered to eastern authorized by the board to Investl pleted Mitty's Lake Saturday on his way to Idaho, Several of the other leading figures tinue. where top prices are assured, gate this property, which he will do ter meet was under the direction of party. He is pastor of the Church where he will visit his son, Byron In the project are expected to get also of the cleriD. N. Bernhclsel. Lieutenant H. 11. Johnson. w ill be r.ose of New Tork and Is one Marcusen; accordJiU.wOu, ofaPt. In a few weeks. approximately here within a few days. cal spoke hrieriy on the ing to A. J. Cronin, general freight During the afternoon parents and most distinguished scholara In The executive board hHS also taken conference. It Is understood, noKtnldepartment, the impor service, America. at Salt Lake for the D. & R. up the matter of awarding a contract friends of those in training wereof conarrive. tance of the mail stressing In the general Hgent will take place after these the of on tour clerks a ducted Inspection y W. This Is the beginning of the for the erection of the proposed Father J. S. Keefe, who Is In C. M. T. camp at Fort Douglas, and According to reports, matters of mo- - i,rffan zntioll. movement, plans already havcharge of Catholic schools and who gymnasium, but action was de- in the evening s and has was offered dur- .heavy A musical the piciit In connection with the pipe 01 ten been made been In the east several weeks, HowO. for E. of ing the return ferred until shipping line plan will be considered. ing the course of the banquet, which twelve mixed tralnloads of cherries ards, president of the board, to Salt their relatives were guests at Lagoon also returned Saturday. He left Im One of these will be the manner In was followed by a dance. Saltair. Several Salt iJike mediately for Provo canyon, where and D. & R. Lake. the over and east apricots Kdwsrd H. Kelt, TO years old. and a which the natural gas line will enter 30 theaters also threw open their doors he opened Camp Glass. More than postal employees, W. tlie coining week. More than While there comprising clerks, registry department (I. It is during member of one of the oldest Utah Salt Lake and Ogden. to members of the camp and their twoscore boys left for the camp Sat estimated that the total cherry families, died suddenly In New Tork have been persistent reports that the employees, money order department and apricot exports guests. this Utah from .will remain three weeks. and urday All State Roads of City Friday night, according to a mes- Ohio Oil company and allied Interests employees anil statistical clerks, were year will be more than 165 cars, a Spectators at the Saturday morning after which the camp will be thrown In the university stadium sage received Saturday by, president have acirtilred or are about to acnrotrram open to Catholic girls for two and large increase over last year. Now in Good Condition consisted of present. Heber J. Grant. the plants and frnnr-hlse-s mainly of relatives of tha quire three weeks, according to Mr. Felt was a brother of flcrce F. the lTtah Gas and Coke company and Past records of tourist trov.i trainees. Several came from Wyo rierhaps Bishop Mitty. has Kelt, president of the Kelt Lumber ihe Ogden 'las company, none through Zion national park were broming. Idaho and Nevada to attend the Rotarians York New R. ken si're-tarFelt, All madB In the state of t'tnh are exercises.. company, and Charles been officially confirmed during June with a 20 per cent Controlling increase over last year, according, in good condition now, with the exof the Salisbury Investment com- interest in the two gas companies, m To Stop in Salt Lake statements of E. T. Scoyen, park supany. He was an actor, and for twen- it is said. Is held by Samuel insull of of siTitU.I stretcHea at various Cadet Company Commander ception c To his had Is to a for nrnfesjlnn. neces date Work. Praised ty years !), pursued perintendent. total oC 44 ry .o, m.iklni: It places where construction work wlth under way, according to tho weekly mostly In and around New York, aft- r 4 TA trsfriotory negotiations T '1 visitors have entered the park, ren- Major J. A. McAndrews and Cap .i.'.n.-his departure from Salt Lake about hmi or seek sonic other way of I: from New. Yo'rk of the .tate road departmenf. lain H. L. Ecan, regular army officer resenting practically every state in tha Sixty repoit two decades ago. union, Hawaii, the District of ColumIssued Saturday. The last of the who have conducted affairs at the "itural gas service lines will visit for iwo hnurs ain Sit ofl,ake Chief of Pnlirc Joseph K. bia and six foreign countries. The death of a Wster, Miss Ida Felt, tl r"i,i;h Salt the tour mountain roads closed ty jtnow durand Ogden. Sunday, retifrnjng from M. T. C. this year, in addresses lo a received This total is an Increase of Sod over wire followabout three months ago, and of anwhich starlet! line have ben the" battalion following the drills and i'r.efie coast, Saturday The h.ailiiiarters of the pipe ing the winter months other sister. Miss Annie Felt In 12:S. enterprise will be established In the ing the close of the Rotary Internagood field meet, lauded those who partici Claude Blackburn, 23, charged with June, 1927, and the 12,274 visitors durhis aid in locating Mr. and opened and are reported in caused Mr. Kelt to Brieve so that hi CoriMiiet.-iat Minneapolis. Roads to all fishing localities pated for the efficient manner in the murder of his sweetheart. Flora ing the season mark an Increase of nark uildine. where the tional convention over an equal period of time In brothers here believe his death was Ohio OI cm! ,nv and allied Interests They arrive at .4 p. m. on the West- - Mrs. George Loekway, who are said shape. are reported excellent. which the program was carried out. Nelson, 19. was removed from the Salt 4"5 t 1928. Mr. Felt on account. hastened this During June a 46 Der cent In. p. tn. on to he driving an automobile from el a suite nf ffices on the ern Pacific and leave at and were especially profuse In their Lake general hospital to the county crease was born in Salt fake, and was a half in railroad travelers was noted & Hlo ft.. MS. Western. Grande ms !. c:t and Denver Dr. F. E. Straup. county the to after of Yellowstone eighth the cadet ontmendation jail Calif., company Long son of the late Nathaniel H. Kelt. He over Indications twlnt Cut commanders. physician, reported that he had re- to a June, ikzs, and season. national park, to inform tliem that Rail Rates to never married. Mr. Scov- covered enoiiKh to be placed In Jail. The cadet officers were: Major Ed to en stated. their daughter, .lusephine, died in Arrangements nre "being L. to Is Frolic Elks' of killed for Salt S. To Blackburn mund I.ieherman IJtke: Oiphave alleged have the bodv oroiiirht to Sail Lake A of motor vehicles enterplurality t;iin P.olxrt I Pump of Torrlngton. Miss Nelson by slashing her throat Kalamazoo, Mt'h. for funeral servi cp ind burial ing the park bear California- - license Wyo.. in charge of K company: Cap and then attemnted suietd. The al The telogram stated that they the greater number of but plates, E a W. of took L. at crime Salt tain Iiunean Lake, ieged Bingham place HedueiMl railroad rates from I'tah, visitors hail from I'tah, Mr. Scoyen's would prhhahly be found at thr Idaho, Delos Bradshaw Brought conipivny: Captain James P. Kimball garage May 30. WyommK and Nevada Almost 2000 visitor Time of his preliminary hearing on records show. in Mammoth ramp Yellowstone t Salt Lake during the week of 6i I'asper, Wyo., H company, and CapTo S. L. County Jail of first degree murder were from I'tah have traveled, through Zion, tain H. O. Marshall of Casper, K comsaid. Mr. park when they reach that desti- September 10 hav been obtained, Sat- pany. Scoyen originally set for July 5, but because announcement mads Merit awards for soldierly conduct of Blackburn's physical condition, an nation, but their itinerary called for urday bvto those In charge of the Elks snd athletic and a in indefinite continuance was rrsntea prowess Suit efficiency en Iake route. The held Is he the Deios P.rad-ha"federal to to at which rhtUl: re top the ,i at the by sought road, crossing properly frolic, Chanrr of accidents be awarded Friday morning at the pending his recovery from throat for some time past, was retlon. announcement will he nent to the state fair around during that week. will 100 per rent s McAndrews wounds. announced, camp. Major made are or turned to the Salt Lake county jail increase more than venial on to Children hitching being At present' plans auto radio and aft-the summer months, camps cording to a ride m responsible for 10 principal by officers Saturday, for obtaining many artists from, Ne.v h.ivjng been apprehended by dv;.uty sheriffs Jarm-H. Warden. Iraffi'York and other centers to tske part sergeant. per t cent f the accidents, while roller tat ion. ' ' in Washiryiiton 'untt. 2 ' ?k.i aro hi 'id in the show. r?1 a summart cycle ;Hisihle !iu haa' just ronip!e?ed Bradshaw is hareed with violation 7 Plans Forpte day. July ?f. at report further 'i:i. The.n.c.'id. nrrtdert of the Dyer act, jt viewed ib.tt nf autnnnli!e V,jr hw pf i.h;,t the entire receipts will nl caused PARIS, July 7 (AP). Mrs. Helen Snltalr, nflen he transported a stolen car fnun he turned over to tiie Klk. are and cent were Alleged Auto Thieves' IS prr Kenrns McCarthey of Halt Lake. pr tf th' thirtt-fr- i to fiah e.trlv in fliV ye ir. ! rem-." ncid'-nlliMf favorahlr. pti v,ie drufw.iv o T.ir t; drtn'. Vfnr h; Utah, and Burttngame, Calif., and Trial Set for 9 surlv a Sfr..!j h,id tt es in chare-.- ' inj'irrd and . ftX n. hi. Hiirnm.iry tn LEWIS FAMILY CELEBRATES. Emo GabelllrvnJ of u,s Signor parent a girl Rome were married at th Madeleine RITES HELD. VERMILLION About J"0 descendants of Neriah uf Hiem Mng tniyn ai d ifety Slogans Offered flea of r.f't e n'lty were entered hy church held their second reumoi Jirne today. Mrs. fwia J. S.ntt of Doort Out services for Kuneral By Polica Sergtant. -- rt 3 and July 1 In Locan canyon night Playing aOnly members of the Immediate Pnvln. H wdd Iind and Al' Over the hills and far sway" Verm!::i"ii, wife of s former ilfiigKipt from Increase Hazards. Going west on Fourth avenue In the families were present. western end coast states were repreMis Rutrt National fu'urea sh" were held st th In f ilt saw the the Sergeant bert of when direction were capltol, they Iw'a they an but old The in the of Ogden. I'tah. arTlgned Wsttis It sptly explained a sented. Cyras la Whri-song, wss ths j') raiie aid. that z pr chairman.' In Alhambra. Calif. Satnt of ar- - in church to came in distance. They th goat V. N. 4 n Mrs Roy Lewis ie,l the bride's court while nt- - Xv Tanner'a Marin sttendanu Dow Judge Mnf. Beat-tie uf citl Cty sn. F. L. of are of Juveniica slng'ng, Deputy Sheriff feelings fa'al, 7i pr on the culvert which proterts th road fat of Rome w urday af'ernoon under dire.iion out 'f rent of which are best man. the annual and w h irh dutilep th. pl3 V IwlsC msde f grand r rhr truck larceny of an the Ka.'tern Star, of which she was-from City Creek canyon snd thn were Saturday. Th eourtie left Lewis reaihe family ifenealo-gy- . door. f.r th.Mi 'T'-.an for ff h: Mi it A n teTuue i f their n;ore iffm. Ray trl.il wa set member. Mrs WrniilUon, )io rrened ft'l,Tit'.jr'...ri'e to stop But not so. with agile tomobile tour of Enrorte. extended au after which lierald Lewis Friday. Deputy Sheriff Beattie was forced r ilv ? ..rn i 5eral v,-,i to southern f w h d t 'f t'.e lour- - SI She Immediately proceedMiss nn - n the r .i which ed to Cost. ., ;, with her I'!i'!'arid diM Jniv 4 the possessor of a nanny-goa- t ieo elimb the foothills, proceeding st COTTONWOOD STAKE MEETING. u"i ie c :hp Titifiitpr f POM RETURN hv ,. irr.fr.am.'.iit LONG TOUR. f P.ach he a quired as a pet fot his smaH f;:nl a fast gMt in the general direction of lyiitt 4'. w h,d f Ke R ft The regular monthly meeting it V f. IV. jip.1 fari'iv placed the coat on th pon h En.Mgn ppk. and has no tbeen heard h v. n :n t h' Ta Idaho Kalis and Return fur to I he 'ho "n s ted" 126 Thin! avenue, but Mit FREE LAGOON ADMISSION .take '"eh riifd Sjli rd.iv fr."n ;,n au!.'mflil his from ;i::ce it f h.it ; p. r t rt r iM a at r"rv. be M:Mind. iv st 2 n rnprie.t t t .ur which inciu-ton Mav the ant lh A tit. M .li .1.. v nt ;y;it dlint Trent f,r. :in Saturday ni'Tning Deputy Brattle )n n..rlhnt. Ta Blackfoot ad Return. I r il V i run- ( jrif-- ' . f. s h ":i'.1 f wind H.r-In meetrr.g his tended that is the Mis .:,,, f.iiinil.'a but search, !. 'iti.h fat, Al.'i - f" I. a!- -. gnt I'cV . v hit Juiy 2i i ', fnn. ('.., st the Murray Fret wird supervisors p;rk"d y h,. wns g mg s tU h n'.n.!d off stlil at niA and M. te.i. way large. chapel r'rom Salt ia ;i 'inJ-nti f h p n o r,y d Srr pd'ier cl. She dectdM fast and act.d test in who gets Deputy Bat'ie's Anyb-dK'n inn blwri-''mi- l icions etn.nt!on ' Short Line railr"ad fi -r 'V'Z in ((' FREE LAOOON ADMISSION S4i f.Tst that I'. puty win g'st Is requested to rail the sheriff (n Ssttlf n Iim t nrh9 or chair rar f rev IT (A f'ltiilr tl h:?-ft'v "f';ii 4 rf r -f j.T!j.ATVtt'lW not to i:n( effect her office. at!e u'h li; On capture f n Mor.dty at Auto an! Front tVii fTtfrn? to bom f" at :r"'fl'i:v r.u'-t;pnrwf Knirrii K. on he calied F. Pr i'C Pri.it Deputy Den'lt. nv'ed ing. 3. Margin, midn'rht of Ju'r Also ; fr,r i n,v ra- a . of v!d practically alfl the G T. Chrtsfeneen hs returned Gate. two pursued o at No. to; Judge Bh'g West Made Ixsk snd Pi. the P,tedhe!m Vx't"n. tars: ZZ. ' Julr (A 'f "rif )rat' tv n .0)Mriht nt r'n hf rhi'dia in the xrtr-me nt Ad vr ' to the Medical Arts building. ihe goat In in automobile. lAdv.) restmos a ah'rtie4. (A4v j JV Aovet, mrn mm sn-srH- rt of, i 3 '''I rPrr .SsU'''' 'fc M AU WE?,. . EFTS bisip urn HETWRNS Special Cherry Train Leaves IE citlien-soldie- g y Utah for East CAS lesui-erwood- M&kjJfei 1 BiDFAI Colton-Oddl- A41 three-corner- BANQUET 6IVEN RALPH GUTHHIE Ai&t': UK PIPE T HEADS le Colton-Oddl- post-offi- Edward H. Felt, Of Old Salt Lake Family, 1 mur-ket- s, fhe Tl-.- e Called Tourist Travel Records Broken At Zion in June $5,-Ufl- citizen-soldier- -- Message of Death y Awaits Tourists con-io.i- . Alleged Slayer Kemovea to jail . 1 l ! I JJo-lc- Be record-breakin- Accidents to Children Grow in Summer Months int! i dur-in- m r Goat Gets Goat of Deputy Sheriff ; Nanny Off to Hills ;ir-?- rai:-frnl- a I g ' g July , ..-- Salt Lake Matron Marries in Paris ' Knis-cop- Lis l a- ' : !') e - .ft ' i.-n- ' v t. -- ( ji- Ti-k- i -- -- re- -r !r-' chii-.i-e- -i It H-- - r- ' i :; I .1 f . ' eitr. It .q r- l"n iul 1 f.n-t- . p- t . (rtf, - ; v Sh-ri- l V 1 |