| Show so Tin-- POLICE ARREST 11 : SALT LAKE TRIE EXE FRIDAY MOUNTING OCTOBER 21 1030 Aged Invalid KIWANIS Ancient Burial Fashions Shown Rescued in TENNEYS VIEW House Fire IN RENEWED GAMING DRIVE TIurty-fi- c Seized HEARS SHRINERS PLAN Woman Carried to Safety as Haze Doe Dam age of $2000 Slot Machine Vddilional Raid LjXpertetl During Friday An aged and Invalid woman was carried to safety by firemen from a blazing house at 15 Eighth East street Thin sday morning She Is Miss Lyde Wells 71 Assistant Fire Chief W J Hancock and Roy Sears of headquarters pany rescued her from the second story of the house while a flaming roof lmjieriled the lives of all three Miss I meline Wells 73 made her a ay from the same floor unaided A few moment after the two women had found safety the room they had been In was a charred rum 1 he rest of the house a brick building was practically undamaged The danger was discovered when persons on the lower floor heard the FILL CLHVNIT AIMED Sound Alarm a Campaign Starts Work of Patrolmen Hampered TipMers FULL PROGRAM Ruler Temple 1 j — 1 CITY PLAN TO PROVIDE JOBS IN CEREMONIES TAKES SHAPE Seven Hundred Expected at Anniversary Rite Named by Subcommittee Mayor to Imetigale All Angles of Local Problem Slated Friday El Kalah temple Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine °J founder and chairman of the board orUf‘h STUDY SCHEME SXZL the dressing wir hlbiuo emu Hotel Utah Thursday afternoon to know The public wants truth" he continued "And the truth Second 22KAS sum it U 2 & -- m thel? ‘ ! t comLn fto K GgStASl heriTfmm of Meeting Slated Tuesday to Form ulate Best Procedure "W1le!“P1f ! " Idaho General GIVEN Wy- oming and Nevada 'Restoring the public confidence Is The program will with a Flrven To battle and conquer the local largely the work of the retail mer business session at 2 p begin persons were arrested m at which chants to hold the key to the eco Thursday in the second day of a reproblem members of employment so nomic situation and must lieved police campaign designed to organize Bowman's committee F John Mayor maout of of commission every slot 'husmess presseA put retailing that they reZrt O Banfom the on unemployment met Thursday afchine used for Rambling may keep the reins in their own opinion that there will be a large machines have been Thlriy-fh- e hands ternoon In the commission chamIciass of novices to "tread the bum- Sanford Hedges women screaming Mr Penney forecast that the end blg sands” to Shrinedom seized bv patrolmen under Lieutenant bers city and oounty building and living In the first story with his wife of this year will reveal a money vol I A Hedman effected an organization to twenty-sevefire Dinner n sent a still alarm Planned as headquar- ume of sales not far below last year Warrants for the arrest of all Subcommittees to Investigate ters and that in some Instances the fig- Blr Event of Day persons are In process of being Other occupant of the lower floor ures will exceed those of last year recomserved Further seizures and arrests and of the phases problem The of be event will the big day were Mrs Clara W Hedges and two are expected Friday Outlining the business history of a dinner In mend measures for both temporary banquet hall at 6 of the Hedges' children Lieutenant Hedman said the anti-ne- e the United States during the lastp m for all the the cere attending and permanent remedies were named Officials estimated the damage at twenty years the speaker explained mr)nlal squad experienced considerable E A Rogers of Salt 2000 the mayor who urged that temthe causes for the October 1929 deba Lake and Judge by difficulty Thursday because word of the Rev J W Hyslop pascle and dwelt on the results the raids had been spread throughporary relief would be provided If ten tor of the Church of the Good Shepout the city and slot matlilnes were Business Optimism Seen or fifteen thousand households In herd at Ogden wllf be the speakers Herbert O Sanford destroyed or hidden Mortis Rosenblatt will be toastmasIn Many Large Centers Salt Lake would pledge at least one The raids were started Wednesday “A few months ago" he said “I ter 7 under orders from Chief of Police day's work a month during the comm At 30 third traveled through the south and the sections ofp the the first and Joseph E liurbidge who demanded a ing winter work will initiatory of gambling complete clean-u- p he conducted and at 8 30 o'clock the Nine subcommittees were named I i 1 pl t Pn5 second section This will be followed by the mayor and chairmen of each ss lble Ilb No machines In which there Is an many cities and towns as vaudeville Clyde performance committee will constitute an execu- element of chance for the payment of i thcl chairman of the entertaln-splr- lt of business optimism that pre- - Early coins slugs tokens or merchandise g the committee which will direct and ment committee many promises vailed I had just come from New 3Urprl3(5 or the nobl will be allowed to remain in operaMavor manage the entire program York where there was a contrasting tion " he said Pad shrlne band undfT Bowman will act as chairman of the arrested Thursday on Tliose ' A tl'i of Yost executive group with Gus P Bock-ma- n Captain Leopold The present economic base pro-an- d ershlp drill charges of operating and maintaining team of which H general secretary chamber of for national expenditures at a slot machines for gambling purposes commerce acting as vice chairman olenn Is captain will take are: rate equivalent to that width existed gPne In the prominent program parts Decision Reiterated Second General Parley R J Branning 41 103 East Secfor a long period prior to the defla- ond South street Ed Johnson 52 8 tion of the market values of securi- Ihrre Named to Have Slated Next Tuesday Governors After by West Second South street Bryan F ties Charge of Initiate Class Committee meetings will be held Church 34 10 West Second South "The reduction In commodity Conference Those who will have charge of the to formulate during the week-en- d street Louis Latees 38 378 South prices such as foods clothing and class of initiates are Lynn H Clay preliminary plans and a second genWarn street Fotvius Vronvakis 38 similar Items reveals the Interesting ton H- - x Johnson and R be will held at 3 o'clock Ashby The chamber of commerce as an eral meeting 138 West South "I rmple street Anton fact that sales volume by Items of Marriott The banquet committee is next Tuesday afternoon In the city Kelson 42 63 West Second South In the will no merchandise is Increasing take rather compoSpd 0f m E Llpman June W organization part and county building when outlines street Nels Anderson 59 45 West than diminishing C M Oroshell A tax amendment fight nor will a ref- of relief measures will be presented Clark of Second South street Jack Gregory Mr Penney foresaw a menace In m MUler Ogden memberof Ogden and C A Shay erendum be held among the In presenting his plan to the gen08 37 West Second South street and plans which he said are being de- - Chairmen of other committees are ship This was decided by the board eral committee Mayor Bowman outvised in an attempt to develop sales Andy Stevenson 29 307 South State W of a at Collins E Llpman James governors meeting Thursday lined the present unemployment sit-- a xreet tax measures James H Brown Lynn H Clavton noon after the advisory committee uatton and said that group like All were released under 150 bonds Frank Page Stewart Burt H Hunt had recommended a referendum can solve the problem with the Sain Tax Bills (this Lieutenant Patrolmen aslsstmg and W T Earls all under the super- - The board had previously votedjproper organization" He also sug- Hardship on Merchants Hedman Inc lud A A Reese E Eanifs vision of F C Schramm emeritus against any participation in the ram- - gested that nearly every household O D Holt E J Stelnfeldt L C °f the imperial council r1 paign and reiterated that stand nearly every wage earner cam afford were discriminatory In nature and Crowther Don Vinson George Pardivan of El Thursday to give one dav s work a month to je jgjg official failed Revisions were made and uKalaU ker and U F Neslen follow-on- e of the consists The board of governors approved a the unemploved temple or two instances have beenmg report of the civic Improvement com- the temporary passed and are now subjected to Herbert O Sanford illustrious po- - mittee recommending that a sub- solved" to as their question constitutionality tentate Charles P Barrett chief committee be to work with To reach a permanent solution for revised sales tax bills have rabban Burt H Hunt assistant a subcommitteeappointed from the Oeden the problem Mayor Bowman named Inca took with shown here by Professor Let i Edgar Young These What the well-dressworked a hardship on Independent rabban Fred Morgan Nye high priest chamber in beautifying the highway a group of leading business men and local retailers hint to the Happy Hunting Ground is of the University of Utah and George R Corey ori- between Ogden and bait Lake The industrialists as a subcommittee on "It should be of Interest to every entalprophet H Fischer Christian the eventual stabilization Lafayette Hanchett project contemplates local independent merchant to know treasurerguide M Marriott re- planting of trees along the roadside will act as chairman of this group Joseph that the activities of the group re- corder Simon Rosenblatt first cere- and various oilier Improvements to be assisted by E O Howard G tail organizations to combat such un- - monial master William V Rocke Through the civic improvement M Gadsby E A WestL D D Mot-fwise measiues are just as forceful filler second ceremonial master J committee W J O'Connor the Utah Electrical league Fitzpatrick Federal prohibition agents and ngain6t these general taxes as they Warren Beless marshal: Arthur E asked the chamber to appropriate H J Plumhof J J Burke and Orsheriffs deputies made three raids have been BowE W son of discriminatory John Hyde against Smith captain guard $250 tow ard Christmas decorations on in Bingham Thursday afternoon arFred Clement the main streets of the city The legislation” ling outer guard resting two mm and confiscating a Mayor Chooses Aides for was announced during the meet- Schramm director Milton E Lip- It was money appropriated quantity of liquor ing by Lucian A Ray president ofiman director Russel Richards gave a brief report Other Subcommittees I nterlug the rear door of the Bingof club election that the annual Other subcommittees named by the colof the advertising comjthe on work the Smoke officers ham Shop the DFRN Thursday proclaimed November officers will be held at the Hotel mittee He announced that the cam- mayor lected a small amount of evidence GOVERNOR GEORGE II — Lucian A Rav chairman Nominations next JUtah Thursday day as a stale holiday after tlie bartender had dumped his paign for the advertising fund would A L ago and new canPeruvians were made a week Beeley T A Beal Elizabeth be made by mall this year It will be the twelfth anniversary of the cessation of hostill- supply down a hole the agents redidates added to the list during the R A Hart A M Scott Osties in the world war ported Joseph Mvers the alleged car A Klrkham and Sylvester Q meeting bartender was arrested on a poshis proclamation he urged that Three Group Dr Clifford Rudine Is a candidate Cannon coordination of s' ate session charge a m November 11 all the citifor president Two vice presidents county and city public works H H A raid on a garage at the rear Tax Diweu-sio- n On Blood chairman Joseph H Lake I zens of Utah bow their heads for two five Smoke Shop resulted In the conSpeakers are being seltcied by the g Howe George F Wasson Howard fiscation of nine gallons of whisky roaddressa-IBar- k ln slknce 10 thplr Educational Tax nomlne'e league “The’pres“m:dUflt hunting anjthlng pro‘:n UIKV0T Nathamel JackS0I1 and B F !° and a quart of gin Ed Thompson either for or QMjnn rlous organizations ” le blessings of peace and the Y 1 ent candidates for directors three for 1 was arrested In an apartment house constitutional! aiAAJ t against the proposed tat lolls of war” A basket full of relics recently terms and one for a one- Employment agencies and bureaus and a small quantity of whisky beer obn P John amendments on taxation C Howard chairman J M The document In full Is as follows Prescnted to Professor Levi Edgar year term are Vern Hewlett Roy H and equipment for making beer conof Giles executive secretary vhitak(r 8 F Nlcholls Mary L Young head of the western history Ashworth Joseph R Brown D W Legal Adviser to Chinese fiscated of Proclamation announced and armistice league Thursday Green C R Strock A J Cronin ofHenderson Prank M Allen and department at the University R E Hammond of the state Jioa’-- Marlt XuttIPi w M Knerr Nationalists Plans Lillena s Gomniltlre talks cessation Of hostilities between thejUtah frank 8 Cundiff proves this behalf ln will of equalization speak was basket whith The Icontending forces on November 11 porary employment Chester P Ca- brought Mr Penney addressed employees of the changes at the Longfellow hoon chairman Theron H Tracy Negotiations EBamberger of the J C Penney company in Utah 1918 brought to a close the world war Prom Peru bV Mrs- Knox school Friday night Senator Dr Oeorge A Allen Frank Jensen 8how Umt “nclfnt Inras took Hotel Utah Thursday night the greatest conflict In the history of Patterson will oppose the changes them to the Rtave their hunt- Monstgnor D O Hunt Mrs L H M W Linebarger (ith Paul Judge are sides on both being Oroesbeck the Rev A L Rice Eric the nations of the earth All of theilug knives Instruments for makingl Speakers -- in i council to the Execuadviser to before American the chosen legal appear W Ryberg Churchill P Castle D A y'co mn?i t teq in medrecpnUy by governments Involved had suffered flrj l Jinking cup sewing utensils of state of the nationalist govern- tives’ association at a meeting Mon- G Cunningham Elizabeth Bonner heavy economic lasses In the will be An opposition speaker day Publicity and education J F Fitzment Nanking China will arrive ln The Rev LeRoy Crocker now of ganlzaUon meeting In the mayor s 0f Lives and property Some had head or waist bands chosen to speak at the Jordan Junior patrick chairman Earl J Glade 30 en route on October Salem Ore will come to bait Lakec Thursday afternoon The San Francisco Thousands of Mrs Bamberger stated that these Adam 8 Bennion 8 8 Fox Mr high school Monday night bankrupt of the Second ChrUtian mlttee is expected to examine al utahna were as to Washington D C to negotiate The question of equalization of narkman James M Klrkham A I engaged ln that btnig- - reiir3 'W(re found ln the mountain church 83 Blxth East street It was sources of future culinary municipal le many paid tiie supreme the values statejEihh throughout transients Commander J G friends Lima by some of a huge silver loan for China accord property -- nnoimced wter supply and recommend to city rice The fate of civilization seemed Thursday bjr the church slv‘d before any adequate Barry chairman Aldon J Ander-ln- g baakrt was only a smlll portion to Information received In Salt nust succeed tlie Ftev V loffklRls tlie course to be fcdopUL Itrfmblinic hourd He n of distribuUon of srhool funds 50n s H Lynch triilrh wwi nrpsent-- E nhen thofv fenced md wwi Richard Lake Thursday Butterorthho signed to take committee members are can be developed declared M H Har- - Finance H P Fabian chairman charge of a church in El Centro Lyman E O Howard W R Wal-reJudge Linebarger Is working ln Iris statistician for the Utah Taxpay- - Fred 8 Auerbach Jasper Fletcher of those who opened the T‘ 'lirfK 'Y' and Jacob A Kahn h L Selley “Tuesday November 11 1930 will Indian graves preten endangered the Columbia Trust company of Salt cooperation with the internationallers' association in an address before The Rev Mr Croclter will arrive S Auerbach and R B commission of whirh Frank J the Salt Lake City Federation of Wo- twelfth anniversary of the through the fact that poisonous Lake and one of the leading ' here in about a week or ten davs He Keuhum The mavor outlined the laming of the 'armKt'ice Centerl 's ness of Civic men clubs at the southern Utah died atCannon former United States is par- snakes or spiders frequently make Itthin ts nationally known among Chris- - problem to his committee pointing tieularlv I Km I? I 1 his home ln Gunnison Thursday tor from Utah is chairman he In baskeU of this kind It hasjThursday morning Mr Harris also ttan chiirrh members having been in out that additional water is needed people of thiTstate should' pause on their homesthe fact will was Death to whether from not attributed he addressed the Purchasing Agents’ as-- 1 learned of been basket the dropsy that Despite u obuinins lor stop ln Salt Lake on his way to thesociaUon at a luncheon in the cham- relics Is several hundred years old which he had been suffering ber of commerce Thursday noon on national capital 'living and dead to consider means of professor Young said that each ob- - some time ° lslnn Mr Ijerglund ln addition to hold- - In an Interview when he landedithe tax question the cause of peace and to sect is remarkably well preserved vealed that a supplemental source of advancing A H Parxpns will explain the He plans to place the relics hi the lug a dlrectoishlp ln the Columbia at Tokyo to sail for the United States ponder whether we aie faithfully from supply to that expected linebarger said he would urge posed amendments at a meeting of striving for tlie realization of theL D S museum on the tabernacle Trust company for 10 vears was president of the Gunnison Valley bank the United States government Ideals which Inspired America to to the Salt Lake Countv Farm bureau mav ist hPr entire resource of men and make a loan of 1 000 000 000 ounces of jcalled by President John Hansen for S silver to China for 50 years at 2 per Friday at 8 p m in the council cham-le- y mnny in that tremendous conflict committee member reservoir Coal company and president of cent Interest as a means of promoting ber of the City and County building "Now therefore I George H Demj Police detectives Thursday ldght the Home Acceptance corporation of Chinese trade Decision was made by tlie Third ownership of Utah lake rebellion launched an investigation Into a®'lru governor of the state of Utah do1 lands after an inspection trip which Richfield He is survived by no Imhereby proclaim Tuesday November Judge Linebarger was quoted fur- - Precinct Civic association at the took them jewel theft reported bv Mrs Lottie to the shore of the lake mediate relatives 11 19J0 as Armistice dav and I espether as saying that China could Silencer library Thursday Inght to from Grist 1124 Sou Ui West Temple street Born In Denmark November 17 easily absorb this huge amount of call a mass meeting October 30 for a Spanish Fork toward Provo cially request that citizens of Utah at and E L Mills a roomer at the same 1858 Mr Berglund came to Salt silver and it would enable the Chi- - discussion of projiosed tax amend- Wednesday 11 a m on that date do cease from ad dress Bake with his parents in 1884 and nese to buy more from American pro-it- ments The meeting w'Ul be held in Utah county sportsmen had preall labors and recreational activities Mrs Grist reported that the thief sented a petition to the land board for the space of two minutes that following year moved to Gunnl- - ducers and thus help the unemplov-Chrl- the Jackson junior high school entered the house with a pass kev on- was “ ucated ln the Gunni- - ment asking for a decision on the ownerwith a studded in silence the was meditate dinner have a 29 a ring lhey and truck Van driver upon problems taking salutary Joseph ship of the lands piade available by 'son elementary schools Brigham effect diamonds arrested at Second South and Rio blessings of penoe and the devasta- - Mrs Janet Ledltigham live rubies and twentv-on- e around aj recession of w ater An opinion from th® cameo hroex h set with diamonds "in'inde s’reeU "Thursday” night bv tions of war I further urge the ID all Wl Tlf JOtistlonS Jud((6 LnC "5 oTctty Phvsl-- j Y?un? Raflf’my FuFF the office of the attorney general sevBPtttfeil and and a pink wipphira dinner rin barker ulli have the full authority of ’patrolman C W f arnsworth and play of the flnj? of the United States rl wuwh a Christopheron died Jc“°o1- tbe schoolJ882 eral years ago held that the state profes- - the nationalist government Mills reported the lews of a suck- - charged atth possession of liquor lie upon all publtc buildinm and homes teaching her at of trrneral debility owned the land but holders of sl01' and thcn entered Justness lWM hold in Jad in lieu of 309 ball and that proper excrcLrex be held ln Thursday pin set with seven diamonds property opposed the opinion WEAPON CARRIER Detectives Lester Wire and Walter schiwls and other places where eitherl MV’ SFNTENCEI June1 nA was born children or adults are congregated" 14 8l7 Chlstophervvn For carrying a concealed Perry were making a thorough InJack Chldo was arrested at a local jawsuhTforHeged- at Idinburgh Scotland Her KreuUr 13 wiSle eii E October vestigation poll cooperating S church D and L hotelFrldaybv Oeorge family joined the was sentenced to serve six with Sheriff George B Mann of Davis re jction lands 1866 crossing Thursday ln to Utah emigrated 'months ln the countv Jail bv Clty'county Sheriff Mann charged that Approximately 1000 snorKmen the plains afoot in the company of roadster sined the wtlUon drove a her Judge C F Dalby Tlie Judge Captain Thompson Throughout vended all but fifteen davs of the through Farmington Tuesday nlghtj life Mrs Clirlstopherson was an acsentence when he was advised thatiat a rate of 90 miles per hour With her hustive church Founders who there day mission Chido was taken to Bountiful honoring the Scandito charge was pressed by J M band she filled a XT S' co1' Simpson 171 East Broadway because where he was released under JP9 1912 to 1914 and for 14 pre H’f Jirganf7Ji'f from 1 Fictitious check charges were filed on the campus Simpson was unable to collect on a bond l ea” served as second counselor ln Icge hv the county attorney Thursday b°dV and faculty radio he sold Krueger which Krue- - Sheriff Mann said the car Eluded The dean of the cltv jail Is tl?e O ladd known as the Rebel society of the Farmeis’by against Tow members November 14 for light Justice and civil libger advised had been stolen by a him on the highway Tuesday night ward "Parson” because of his clerical ap-- 1 dav On ol this the tradlMonifl pro-thli rnu tartv erty 'but that he took its number iinoiitr ’ 6ur ' peararvee and Graham Stayner 19 1 of the Utah Cop- Is arranged by commit-- 1 m r gtneral which “ nianagir who has I'avle Barnes spent A Willard E Minor raid by police to have dt frauded local 'Dr New dttn will leave for per company of bQ(h SUldfns and farulty fifteen of the lest twenty years merchants of several hundred dollars ork Sunday On October 31 he will or O Walter H"d ls'will(s be lv‘nR This program will of hi life as a regulur cusby and lnrIude presented worth of merchandise In the luit six Janet Mrs hon- Ph'r’n In there reremonles the annual "Gold and Blue Public exhibition of household tomer at the cltv jmi Thursparticipate months di Hvered an ultimatum or made by students at tho day Ladd Is accused of ii'lerliig a flc-- l or hurled whatever defi a It i GatLnburg Tenn settlement school titious 50 the k at Walker Brothers was will be held at the local chapter house Dry Good? company on Ov tuber 20 92 Wolcott street between 2 "I'm all through” he said p m and Is charged with passing a 8 p m Friday under the of “pleading Ruy every time I l ad 12 check at ths same store on 30 grandchildren auspices nice Christensen Mining and Metallurgical Fngineer come m here for drunkenness Election of ten new members Prior to their first classes Fri- the Pi Beta Phi Alumnae club Tho also October 17 n and hothree at a in the dinner LINE FROGRF'sSES I want I want a jury trial which was founded in 1919 egAS to the Trotters' club girls’ honr surv ive day morning each pledge will be (school tel a lawyer like Clarence Dar-roCITY REVOKES LICENSE Work on the Union Pacific Syspresented with a gold horseshoe Us operated as a philanthropic enat ” the Oilier U’ahns who will attend i orary organization riding to the vitem line from Las Vegas to the terprise by the various chapters of symbolizing their election Tf'in!e''s of the el'y commi-so- n Lafavette Hanchett president IkCthej d horre'hoe wid the fraternity in the United States The 49 of Vru of tlie Hoover dam site is University of Utah was anJudge Daniel Harrington of h Buimann organization cinity 77iurxv revoked the hreioe cf tus Electric company Iitermountain Proceeds from the sale of rug police court appointed Frank be worn throughout the dav avenue wav wuvienced to pay progressing rap'dly dec a red W nounced Thursday Kondas to operate a pool hail at 148 George W lamhoume pred- - dlalla Melville as attorney and set Nominations were made bv the wall hangings etc will be used to deThe new members are Fresha Rne of 5 ln police court Thursday M Jeffers Omaha vice president ln Met Iirt buuth street and decided h luted Cnnsc' for Saturday men Virginia Parsons Fleanor freshmen and sophomore military fray expenses of the school accordon a charge of fighting He ol eded charge of oerations of tne railroad Mninj company rot to ronsl ier appiica'ion3 for a the trial for sc ience and tactics classes and the years has had the ing to Mrs Iiami'ton Gardner chairguntv to the charge Wednesday Bui- - during a visit Thursday Mr Jef- - Stevens Marjorie Earl Virginia err r literse on the premises for a JobDavie courtroom of Dobbs Charlene Scowcroft Anpoliduig elections bv officers of the R O man of the set’lement school Tuesday night fers arrived in Sait Lake Thursday e Chief of Police Flllrg Equipment Filing Supplies marn was arrested period his case Trotwins of tne If he Other members of the commembers C Dxs and T nie Rft's Dorothv Barnard and Angeles lnspectARROW FRfsS 82 West 2nd South while engaged in a fight wch his morning from Joseitj e Eurbidge rejxirted that the ters' club The club is composed mittee are Mrs James A Hog anj roro'her treorce Buimann at Second mg th road work en route He left Svlvia Young juniors June Rice Hallow e en Printing to please rrei t ”l in law whs violated at Kun- - he loses the job XL of eight girls from each ciao Log aa FamL and Madge Dobbs Isouth and Mam streets iThursday rnghtlor Omaha V c on tAdverUscuitmt-September 8 votT mS"potePta‘te C ofC Men Ban Part in de-rlc- es Fu-vid- es Tax Fight Prior POSSE MAKES ed THREE RAIDS IN BINGHAM Governor Proclaims Inca Relics State Armistice Day Turned Over at To Teacher Official on jjl SALEM PASTOR GIVEN CALL TO SALT LAKE il S 'Plan Way to Seek MAYOR’S WATER1- -1 UfiTW III en “ Silver Loan "hay dcv&s-grou- two-ye- ar Ik' Z of-u- Tjl? TIT TA TfFQ iH lihLd com-beco- sacri-SnP- iZ 'r T I' I UTAH BANKER ar ftm-iin- 11 busl-lsllv- er sena-lmcn- Ccms Taken by i III j'? " ()I?KS pro-Jud- Passkey Burglar IfraCrClRn’atT C L D S WORKER DIES AT HOME he s- Car Number Traps Alleged Speeder Dean of Cily Jail Revolts - Ladd jVccuscd On Check Charge I I) Demands Aid Fele Planned on Founders’ Da) D 3I0FFAT PLANS PART FELL IN N irasvlng sus-Chl- high-power- ed PI BETA PHI LP' ny ' PLANS EXHIBIT FOB SCHOOL rd Cc nt TEN NEW MEMBERS VOTED j INTO “U” TROTTERS CLUB j Rlu-Carlto- w -- Jo-ep- In-an- Park-Uta- com-mi’t- j A i ee |
