| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE PR IDAY MORNING JANUARY 16 2f State Banks Report HOUSE SEAT CLASH BRINGS Heavy Cash Reserves HOUSE BALKS AT DELAY OF CODE REPORT L 1931 DRYS MEET TO Plotting to Keep John Barleycorn in Ilis Grat e PLAN FURTHER DRIVE ON RUM WRIT THREAT Loans and l)ieouiils Mirink Four Million Institutions Dollars in Year Kiglitj-tnReveal 'Ilirongh Commissioner Opponents Mill Seek Total o Legislators Urge Commission to Immediately PreUtah’s 82 state banks had cash reserves equal to sent Data on Findings slightly more than 20 per cent of their total time and demand deposits at the end made public Thursday by commissioner of 1910 11 Enforcement Officers Discuss Federal County Law In- junction if Legislator Refuses Demand and Conditions Citv to a report according Hadlock state bank Unless W D Hammond of Moab AGREE ON CAMPAIGN ueslgns trom the board of education of Grand coiudy of which he Is This reserve Is far in ecvt of lie Mu-rif- f chairman the Utah Press association Declares One Guitle (state requirement whU h h 1) l" will ask the supreme court to Issue Icent of demand deposits and 10 pel Will Rule Activities of an Injunction against his being seatof tune deposits ing to Increase Member- - cent of as ed of a the house repmember Reserves on hand die INted as Jliinself and Deputies resentatives of the nineteenth Utah I Committees 434786 compared with the uquned A B Gigson of Nephl cliipon legislature Ireseivex of $11616503 Iheixneni- anpresident of the association Bleien sears ago Old John Bailey-cor- n nounced Thtusday age ot reserves requited by I hi fed- motion to effect W that A LeBaron chairman of tho theera government Is lcs thm Ihc uu Geoige walked the legal plank In the the elections (oninuttee in whose State code commission be requested to reqimement United States and was supposed to a association from the hands petition ubmit Immediately to the Judiciary Another significant point linaqhi inlhorizes Legislative Com against Mr have plunged Into the sea of oblivHammonds seating has committee of the house of represe- out by the -tomittee Re to been his but despite the efforts of thousaid committee ion Is the that fart placed Support leport ntatives Its findings to date was unani- tal loans and would recommend Friday that Mr sands of law enforcement officers discounts have shiunk State to Hammond be allowed to sit as a memtpiesl to stamp out the liquor traffic his mously passed by the house Tliurs-da- v approximately $4 000 000 itnre the ber of the house spirit" has gone marching on loans 1929 of end These liquidated Ths motion was made by Miles E moa-nto a Authoiuatlon i Think House lias Authority support In Thursday the eve of the eleventh ol the lorm In the disreappear repot Miller ol Salt Lake after some of national prohibition e to be piesented to the Utah To Decide on anniversary und bond increased anholdings Quallfhatlons the cussion precipitated by for anothrr year s fight against plans the of for Mr and the nouncement that the commission creased cash said he LeBaron legislature that deeding (sia'e liquor were made bv federal counmembei s ol his committee who i2 aues of land at the state would not have Its reiwrt reudy for Slot k and Bond prison other "'llllarn ty and city enforcement agencies 111 C Mrs 30 days The commission was sup- Totals Increase and !arc Hoisley site fo: a municipal zoo and botanical Salt Lake au- to have Decebelieve Leonard Cahoon by the that reported posed was given Meeting in police headquarters the legislate hoi It y to determine whether a per8toeks bonds and si curitles mber 31 W W McBride federal prohibition 1929 committee of the chamber of com-an- d son Is to be a member of The discussion was started by B L taled $21 225 9098950 at the end of 1930 qualified administrator for Utah: Sheritf at the $22700513 Dart chairman of the Judicial v commrce Thursday by the board of gov- - the house of representatives Is vestGrant Young and Polue Chief Joseph Increase of about $1500000 ed In the house Itself mittee who said he opposed the ex- auFunds E crnois Burbidge pledged themselves to a due Utah state banks from David Hlrschl tension of time The press association contests Mr La u enforcement heads met Thursday Chief of Police Joseph E Burbidge W concerted campaign against liquor chairman of the revenue and tax- other banks which Is the same as The board also approved a bill to Hammond s admittance as a membet ation committee supported Mr Dart Cash on hand rase from $1272 10499 be presented to the legislature in of the house under article 6 section to pledge lontinned efforts m sup W McBride federal prohibition admini- law violators that the code commission at the end of 1929 to $15000 388 49 at which $10000 is aokpd to 6 of the state constitution Pleads for That stating on strator for this district andShcriff Grant Sheriff uhich became effectin' now had been working on a codific- the end of 1930 an Increase of almost a mineral suivey in Utah 'Icarry he inni- article forbids any person holding of prohibition Solution of Problem ation and revision of the laws of Utah $2500000 ng commit tecs of the chamber of public office of tnmt or profit under eleven yean ago Tnday You ng Left to tight ‘Many people believe' declared four years at considerable ex- - The Increased reserves and commerce presented a resolution to the authority of the state while being Sheriff Young "that eleven vears ol Mr creased and the loans should have completed a member of the legislature pensewid boalc1 thc which stated KOvernois t Inted on show that Llic ilab the prohibition have demonstrated that —inJPaY°c qra government would this law is imprai livable dangerous tlo000to ammrBl survey Legislators Decide to and conducive to general dhretard revised statutes In their hands position than they were at the end if the state Case Hear of Friday an Utah provided to all laws Many other people claim be of 1929 tile work of the session would A request that the amount of Mr equal question that the law has not had a fair trial greatly expedited especially In view- Ltheck"lf n Colonel H C Price commandant Hammond's seating be heard on the and if Imparl tally supported will be of the fact that tax revision leglsla- Show of Fort Douglas who was a guest of floor of the house Friday was made tho greatest iactor ever Introduced Shrinkage tiort is to be enacted f Thursday the board urged the chamber 8 M authointo society for the betterment of The code commission was Checking deposits however show commerce to sponsor a winter sport Jorgensen by Representative 1927 ot which a marked shrinkage from 1929 the program in Balt Lake He said that "Mr mankind rised by the legislature "Is enhe said Hammond” be commissioners total at the end of that year being li ski runs and "In mv official capacity as sheriff specified that the toboggan slides were titled to know the action of of Salt Lake county" Grant continCold weather continue appointed by the supreme court and $32888804 10 and only $29180710 34 built near the city hundreds of win- the house will bewhat ” over work I have only one guide and that the in Salt 1930 In ued Lake the of at This loss end Indefinitely general supervision ter sports fans from all sections of His motion that thc case be heard is the law as it stands on the statbe exercised by that body Present checking deposits was partly com- the meteorologists reported west would gather here each Friday was passed Savmembers of th© commission who pensated for by time deposit ute books However the general proBoard Must Gamble on Thursday night lor a winter carnival Low temperatures and clear were appointed In 1929 are T D ings certificates for example In- year hibition question has a tremendous board of governors also went The Gorer-no- r Gate E A skies were forecast by the Walton Lewis atnd Receipts creased from $557000288 at the end on effect on law enforcement and the as favoring appropriation weather man for Friday A The house also passed a motion of 1929 to $6901228 48 at the end of toy record best minds of our country can do no the state legislature of funds to Told new area the hich 1930 is gathpressure which provides that membership Savings deposits increased greater service to their fellow men a new building at the state fair of four Important committees be in- from $53264422 53 at the end of 1929 erect ering over the plateau states than to solve the present problem In for the club and Future temre-- ! low were creased by two each The commit to $54097069 38 at the end of 1930 grounds abnormally and a manner that the results will Officers directors such causing conditions the state of America Under Farmers existing tees are revenue and taxation ap- Total loans and discounts of the E T Scoyen newly appointed superatures board must gamble with the fair two leading Salt Lake be respect for law and tile rights of elected by propriations highways and bridges 82 banking institutions were $90601-36- 0 of the Glacier national weather man every year for about financial institutions at meetings the people” and education The motion was made 26 at the end of 1929 compared perintendent was guest of honor at the $55000 Ernest S Holmps fair board park Tnursdav Public Cooperation and witpassed with $8861052617 at the end of 1930 by &M Jorgensen He expressed manager informed Governor Dern appreciaE O Howard was reelected presi-oe- Needed hout opposition The additional mem- Total resources were $136251876 67 at luncheon Says Chief In his biennial to the the for tion chamber report Thursday support of Walker Brothers Bankers at bers are expected to be appointed the end of 1929 and $136173031 60 at given him while he was supertjitend-enChief Burbidge said: t Word Referring to the financial aspect Deuth Received board of duectors’ meetthe monthly James C speaby Hacking 1930 of the end "Prohibition has done a great deal Friday of the annual state fair Us tne preof Bryce and Zion national ing ker of the house The consolidated statement InSou Curtis B Hawley eminent problem Manager Holmes other officers were retained for the country as a whole I think The by H Ooggtn of Salt Lake filed cludes 75 commercial banks four parks becosts 000 out was fair should be carried on wtlh more the it that $6000 pointed “Approximately for the ensuing year as follows motion that the Introduction of trust companies and three savings sent tween $75000 and $80000 annually on the parks of Utah during The police de- From San M public cooperation H A H Fisher Walker F John 30 Diego of limited first be to the bills days banks and that only $20000 to $25 000 is 'lie past year” Scoyen declared ChamberlatD Edgar A Bering and 'partment will cooperate with county session After considerable de "There were 55000 visitors to Zion provided through state appropriaA C Sullivan vice presidents: John and federaT authorities We are rebate F Clark Callister moved that tions The other $55000 the report from national paik during lait season !m Wallace vice president and tiust ceiving splendid cooperation 78 Mrs Eleanor Mr- Ooggln'a motion be tabled Mr Hannah Bartlett I ex- former continued must come frgm gate re- Fulls That Is Just the beginning OUlll officer J J Kelly cashier R E them There were more arrests m Two I said It looked' to him as if Lake hotel Salt proprietress Ooggtn m tourist died in San pect a great Increase ceipts which are very sensitive to Holt assistant trust officer and J Salt Lake in 1930 for prohibition law house were preparing to kill his Diego Thursday morn- weather conditions ttavel to the Utah parks during the violation than during the previous Hurt in Coasting Mutt B Christenson assistant cashier motion and in that case he wished ing according to season" All of the officers and directors year To my notion the courts should The report covers the period from coming word received by withdraw it The withdrawal was 1 comc Halloran-Judgmake the penalties for violation of 1930 in 1928 Trust or the of the Snow to June 30 Found July her son Curtis B allowed by the speaker 1928 and 1929 state fairs liquor law more severe When a bill pany w’ere reelected at the annual the The house now rules40that nowith-oHawley g e n e r al stockholders’ meeting The officers man Is convicted as a persistent vio$67611 70 are listReceipts totaling can be Introduced after days manager of the W J Halloran president Ruei lator I believe the penitentiary is the ed for July 1 1928 to June 30 1929 I n ter mountain'" A senes of accidents four of them are: unanimous consent for him The following year receipts rose to attributed to King Winter kept G Halloran vice president Fred place Electric company McBride declared that the wet in$105158 85 of which there remained emergency hospital attendants busy G Bretning vice president Ralph terests Mr Hawley said Mrs Levi Edgar Young of the United States have exdi1 The 1930 B Wright vice president a balance of $19056 85 on July that she had been Thursday evening A W Corey Dan hausted every resource In an effort 0 includes about rectorate stated that The report from Mr Mrs Mete and Davis Chosen President Meetto convince the American people that suffering Is offered annually In premiums found near their Edgar heart disease overturned car at B Shields and Otto Vombaur prohibition has failed and that all departments have shown the northern limits Mrs on of Dates Set Murray ing "During this period” he stated consistent growth was born in Salt State street bv two men who brought "the prohibitionists have slept sound3 1853 Lake Mr April the Davis to hospital emergency Noon Services Sunday ly Duruig the past few months howand lived here unat 10 15 p m and took Mrs Davis ever those who favor the national New officers and committees of the til four 342 to her home West Broadway years ago John Quayle Cannon prohibition act and the amendatory Women's Legislative council were when she went to The men whoso names were not legislation thereto have awakened Traffic safety in Salt Lake county named at a meeting Thursday at the a C Ufornia She the said been ascertained Man couple had be urged of all motorists in a Opposition to prohibition has in my Newspaper Lake the snow for operated in and an hour the lying opinion reached Its peak A well decampaign of courtesy Inaugurated state capltol It was announced thut hotel for some three quarters before they found fined program of education which Is by Sheriff Grant Young’s the council will meet every Thursday to Thursday Before time her prior car them had Davis The apparently widespread arrests at 10 a m at the capltol during the contemplated coupled with an honFuneral services tor Colonel John departure Prevdeputies for an hit and rut the off skidded icy est violations and unified effort on the part of minor traffic made Quayle Cannon managing editor ot iously she had road they said will Interview all violators session of the legislature officials will surely bring Recorder public the Deseret News and former state operated other hoRequests deputies County Davis was treated for lacerations Officers of the council are: Mrs national guard seek full cooperation from menforcement” who tels k adjutant general and exposure Recount Re Virgil otorists Levi Edgar Young president Mrs died Wednesday afternoon will be Fifty M rSuggests Criminologist Besides 13 Girard 36 of Westberg Autoists driving with faulty brakes R R vice president Mrs held at 12 noon Sunday in the As- Hawley survivihg L avenue coasted his sled into an auDistricts Moorineister bad lights will first be warned of E M Brady Jirst or Mrs ’A— 4j ' are sembly hall children opening tomobile vice at Wall and First West second to 4 heir violations and asked correct president Ledyard Bishop Tracy Y Cannon of the Tessie Wltzel of Mr Bartlett m streets 7:15 He at was treated p In Case of McMillan treasurer Mrs L D S Cannon ward will be in San Diego Mrs faults in Letter the interests public Mrs D A for lacerations and bruises The chief M G Kennedy secretary Mrs C D charge of the services Interment May Ball and Walter Bartlett of Los disa&fety Wesley L Maughn driver of the car failed to stop or A recount of votes cast in fifty If these and said The In will be the City cemetery of 8alt traffic deputy Allan Bartlett and Angeles tricts at the November elections is : Mrs P J to a make Kipp parliamentarian police report measures fall arrests will follow viewed at mav the be and Josepn Lake The following brothers Reopening of intensive lnvestiga-lo- n Herbert Van Donger 18 employed asked by counsel for Mrs Helen F pub- body the opinion of Sheriff Young O'Carrou Mrs M G Kennedy William Taylor mortuary from 9 a m sisters also survive: Mrs H G of the Dorothy Dexter Moor by the n Republican county recorder instilled In all licity representatives city slipped and fell from a Reiser 11 a m on the day of services S H if courtesy can be the to Welts 8 Rulon Mrs of Miss Whitney melster murder case was suggested snowy bank Committees Include the following in Memory park at 510 In an answer to the contestDemocrat automobile drivers the Municipal income from fines levied necessity of Education that Mrs announced The William Beattie Frank and famtly of Evans — Mrs Dan B Bhtekls O defeated E Heinrich Jessie by University m was laceraHe p treated last year in the city court showed a be avoided can arrests for be Colonel John Horllck and Mrs J H Walker California widespread filed Thursday In’ Third district decrease chairman Miss Ida Wilcox Mrs E active pallbearers will criminologist In a letter tions of the face 93 compared to the of Richard of Salt Lake and Mrs Guy Thatcher received by the sheriffs office on The answer also denies the sum turned $1765 M Ledyard Miss M Folsom Mrs Cannon's grandchildren R N Cooper 50 of 1022 East court into the city treasury in Cannon An- of Logan Evans’ Miss in contained D W Moffat Mrs Leroy 8 Cowles Cannon Andrew Benton Thursday 1929 staled a report compiled ThursEighth South street alighted from allegations D Cannon David The body will be brought here for The letter addressed to former an Mrs J L Gibson Mrs Burton W drew Woodward eastbound trolley car at Ninth statement of contest day by Miss Emma Hodges city W Clayton John Q Andrew and burial Clifford Patten and opened South and Tenth East streets at 7 10 In answering the statement of eon-te- court Sheriff Musser Mrs W K Mordock clerk Wells Cannon bv the new sheriff Grant Young p m and was struek defense counsel assert that if Thc 1930 income from Welfare — Mrs Richard R Lyman Squire It was by an automocity court Honorary pallbearers are recounted fines was said the districts the affairs that chairman Mrs J J Fitzgerald Mrs stated specified criminologists bile R F driven Rich Prince 1050 $1112410 of which $7820 will be named Friday are now cleared up and he is ready ton avenueby Mr Rich took the In- the result will show tliat Mrs Reiser was collected O A Lemke Mrs R P Maybee Mrs In fines Imposed upon to continue his inquiry W B Roberta Mrs Ernest Urien man to the emergency hospi- was elected by a larger plurality than violators of the prohibition law In He also intimated that a question jured Mrs Frank B Cook Mrs A Ballintal where is was found he suffered that of ten votes which was official 1929 the city received $12159003 from had arisen concerning the agreement minor lacerations ly certified The answer differs from fines of which $8920 constituted liqger Mrs Esther Husbands Mrs C ’ Funeral services for Dr Earl Dou- W Wrathail Mrs Iva Mlllward Mrs originally entered between Dr Hein8 C Jensen 85 of 281 North West the statement of contest principally uor fines rich and Dr Frank Moormelster Temple street slipped on the ice at In the fact that Miss Evans’ counsel paleontologist Kate M Barker Mrs C D Kipp Miss The cost of glass the court husband of the slain woman regard- Second South and State streets at attacked the actions of the board of during the yearmaintaining wlxo died Tuesday following an oper- Hester McGaughey Mrs M H Parry was $7364 64 the reation were held Thursday afternoon Dr Alice Houghton Mrs H J Haying continuance of the Investigation 5 12 p m and suffered minor Injuries canvassers and election Judges and port shows an Increase of $47240 in did not ask for a recount the cost for 1929 from tha Evans de Early mortuary ward Expansion activities suspended for Mrs Moormelster was found mur— Ben A hearing on the contest to deterJohnson dered Mrs last February 22 on the pole otuapeL Judiciary many months during the period of THEFT SUSPECT HELD Elmer L Goshen of the First chairman Mrs E E Rich Mrs P J elected was autowho line Her mine county road finally business deflation are considered by mobile was found early in the mornrecorder is scheduled to open at 10 Detectives Chester R Colbom and Congregational church officiated and O'Carroll Mrs Walter C Hurd Mrs Officers of the Salt Lake chapter at the present the company Walgreen were Women's auxiliary a m before District Judge David W E Eggleston left was the principal speaker Musical R R Thoma Mrs A E Bennlon B'nal B'rith time declared Joy H Johnson direc- ing near Pioneer park and constiThursday for W Moffat selection were presented by HamiRevenue and taxation— Miss Flor- Installed at the Jewish Community tor of the company and vice presi- tuted the only material clue Roger son Idaho to return James street 411 South East Temple Schramm-Johnson ho is Sheriff that lton O Part was In Mount Olivet ence Kimball chairman Mrs Ralph Center Goddard 25 held in connection with Young of replied Drug the dent The ceremonies company who "was a visitor in Salt willing to confer with former SherInterment Pennev Mrs N A Dunyon Mrs D Thursday night the theft of $600 from Miss Marjorie of Mrs iff Patten and Dr Moormetster’s atBallard of Salt Lake cemetery The pallbearers were Dr H Livingston Mrs A Graham Miss were under the direction Lake Thursday Pearl G Rubensteln Portland Ore Captain 8tephen Zena Cummings M M DrCrltchlow Mr Johnson whose headquarters torneys regarding the continuance of Accompanied by Carl R Gray Dorsey Abbot C F M McHugh DrLouis Mrs Stephen Abbot was named grand presldont are In formeriy was located the Heinrich investigation Omaha president of the Union PaW Buskirk and A chairman Mrs May Axelrad was Installed as in SaltChicago A Lyon of the senate reporting Lake He arrived from the TZ cific system and other officials C Mrs Jennie recommittee and Mrs John R Stew- president succeeding will and JiAiley east B Seger New York City chairman Thursday morning Want Ad vice " f Duane Rev art chairman of the house report- Porlzky Mrs Frankie Goldstein treaRt several The main Monsignor of the the committee of executive days ofCathedral president Mrs Dorothy Bercu rector of of G business a the Hunt visit ing committee will Salt Lake slump system “Anticipating Saturday W M Knerr chairman of the surer: Mrs Sadye Tamienbaum re- ficials of the company suspended exthe Madeleine conducted private fuit was learned Thursday state industrial commission was the cording secretary: Mrs Helen Brit-ta- n pansion activities many months ago" for Miss will neral services Thursday Included the in which party Mrs essecretary corresponding acthe He “A of 12 urged renewal o'clock noon from Margaret Louise Dooly daughter of said Mr Johnson principal speaker arrive about tablishment of unemployment Insur- Edna Tannenbaum guard and Mrs tivity however has stimulated their E be John W M vice the late Omaha will Dooly pioneer Salt Jeffers ance funds and said he favored ac- Elisabeth Grossman sentinel desire to continue the activity of operations Lake banker in president charge honor was guest “A revival In business was noted by tion looking toward the use of the Mrs Rubensteln and E E Adams vice president in The rites were held at the graveat a luncheon In the Hotel Utah the company a few weeks ago BusiOfficers were installed Thursday Initiative and referendum side in the family plot at Mount Olibacked a truck charge of engineering standards brazenly Burglars In the dinner renoon of a and Utah a S at Kimball stated meeting Thursday Miss Florence gave ness since early January has been to the rear entrance of the Murray It is expected the party will re- vet cemetery There’s plight in and hotel the Dern’s H Ancient of sume evening Accepted Governor George consistory Miss Dooly died Saturday in Los decidedly on the upgrade” Big Pay-- 10 Mercantile company store Wednes- main overnight leaving for Los Anfor Reno will Rlte leave follows: She Mrs as Friday to the Minutes legislature message fcjoottito Angeles of heart disease day night calmly loaded it with $250 geles on Sunday master of Kadosh E 0 a Day— Nev where she will Install officers I worth- - ot- - march atuUso and 4ww Clifford Ruduie preceptor C'H gUadlag tha ’ away the sheriff's office was inWant Ada” Flacher almoner: 8 H-- Goodwin sec formed Thursday The store is R Vote prelate D L Hoover $85 $45 retary N assistant Buys owned by Arthur Townsend mayor expert: L G Vacuum cleaner with all attachments prundlge of Murray MS and E W —slightly used and tn sood rood Mehse master of guard inwas takes it (Cost about X85- new not sheriff's office carh The It wasofannounced Jtowling totyler ahsence Bee Furniture tor Sale Want Ad Col of a the 9 formed until m L M Ev burglary due the Thursday and deputies reported that arus prior C F Barrett chancellor What? $50 Buys $110 Comet! of the tracks the truck offered the ceremonies of master W'ant Ad Wantie aays ' Skip orer to Fabian 1L P Musical Instruments Want Ad Cot S3 will be on Washington's CInsswork for the first semester G R Corey expert they would Former residents of Kansas will only clue The stolen merchandise school and Iind this NEW Victory trumpet-corn“Pens have long presented a se- hold their annual banquet and ball included ten sacks of sugar six coats in all city schools will close WIQ Borers’ acquaintance who y at a later date M E be installed birthday which will be observed bargain " rious problem to the postoffire dewas Installing olllcer and E on February 23 since afternoon it was’ announced went to the postoffic© to fill his in the Newhouse hbtel January 29 at cigars Jewelry and other wearing this Jlrman year “VauBlock declared compartment’ at the board of education offices 6:30 p m The occasion Is in Wanted— A Farm! apparel Ii Gibson marshal- February 22 (alls on Sunday Mefountain pen probably will go deville monologtsta and other wiseTo rent or lease email truck farm of The second semester begins on Entrance to the store was gained memoration of the 70th anniversary morial day May SO comes on Sat10 acres or more for truck gardening there now to do his writing acres have made our pens the suba side window rear union most For to admission and the of the state's the Monday morning the through urday this year Students will not Look In “Wanted to Lease" Want Ad VV E Block assistant postmasLIQUOR DELIVERY CHARGED ject of many Jokes be excused from school on LinCol SB George O Brophy avsistant to the door was opened from the inside part the past week has been de' “There must be a lot of curio president of the Union Pacific system deputies said No fingerprints were voted to examinations and reviews A Sport Coupe-foGeorge Bentley 31 was arrested ter for Balt Lake received an order coln's birthday or Arbor day: Sports! Jm front of 1315 Third East atreet Thursday from the postmaster JIBS PULL PRICE ($6S dnwu and bat of the studies taken up since Sephunters In Salt Lake with a ‘yen’ has been Invited to be the principal found The first semester at L D S easy terms! burs this 12 Model A O B Patrolman for pens Last year 328 pens dis- speaker tember Westminster colleges will not general's office charging the postand Thursdaywhonight by Ford rabnolet (sport coupei with rumthe man was master and bis staff with ths duty clo-- e With the exception of the reguOffloers of the Kansas association Cuspidors and Mats Waste Baskets until February 23 At the appeared from the Salt Lake ble seat Tlrea good Brady a charged finish and upPens hardly stay on the are John Salberg president E E ARROW PRESS 62 West Second So lar spring vacation which begins holstering in Amaking at delivery of liquor He was of keeping publie writing desks in College of St shape motor runs "5® See in all Autos the city Jail cq A charge the federal building supplied wiU$ desks long enough to bo properly Martin vice president and Mrs E £ March and its 30 forms for Sale Want for a "top" continues Jana-athe proper semester closes Printing r Ad Col 46 broken iiV 30 Lswsr toaasportatioh Martin secretary (Advertised eau jvcci tli© only other holiday from Stag tlutA trill kUuUjr jvrit I 1 j VV C of C Board i Backs Zoo Farm Site Gift -- t I foil for i WeatherBig tte Factor for State Fair JV Two Leading Weather Man Declares Cold Will Continue Batiks Retain Old Officers ' fed-rr- FORMER UTAH 4-- H WOMAN DIES nt MISHAPS LAID of I TO SNOW ICE the - LAW COUNCIL the to Injure NAMES CHIEFS FUNERAL SET ut SHERIFF TRIES FOR EDITOR COURTESY IN $25-00- Bartlett SAFETY DRIVE VOTE CONTEST for NEW MURDER SCOPE WIDENS wl PROBE LOOMS are and in INCOME FROM the COURT FINES SHOWS DROP In BURIAL HONORS PAID FAMOUS st : DRUG COMPANY SEES ADVANCE NEW OFFICERS OF B’NAI B’lUTII SAYS DIRECTOR UTAH SAVANT workl-famo- TAKE POSTS Dr blood-stain- CARL R GRAY ed UNION PACIFIC CHIEF COMING Funeral Held for Late Banker’s Kin Utah Consistory Installs Officers IrOr that Wantie Says BURGLARS USE TRUCK TAKE GROCERIES irfvL&lsM-¥fl'jngTncyrt- rd KANSAS BALL” AND BANQUET PLANS MADE POSTOFFICE BOWS TO PEN CRITICS CHANGES BRAND and - CITY SCHOOLS COMPLETE FIRST SEMESTEk WORK - Fn-da- r post-offi- teked ce -l |
