Show c THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY ‘MORNING AUGUST PROVO Provo Business Office— 24 No University Ave and Phone 338 Southern Utah Correspondent: CREWS DRAG GIRL’S STORY LAKE IN HUNT STARTS HUNT FOR CORPSE PROVO— Utah lake North St Phone 429 E Third JORDAN SETS 1150 Agent : Phone 42S-- CONFERS IN SL PARTY FRUITGROWERS Stops In City on Way to SfflOOLSTART TOUR ORCHARDS 1 near Saratoga night-watchm- an had three men throw something wrapped In resembling a body Into PROVO—An extensive man hunt the burlap Jordan river near the pumping Is being staged by officers of coun- plant Thursday morning ties located in tne central Utah sec- The Incident was not reported to office until Sunday tion following an alleged attack on the sheriff’s which handicapped the work Provo girl Monday after- night a Sheriff Durnell reports A thornoon on a lonely road in Vineyard ough search of the river was made Monday by the officers together with three miles northwest of this city local deputy game warA slight head wound was suffered JdenJ Madsen and two divers Lynn Brody and atby the girl allegedly when her Horace Olsen to no avail tacker struck her with an automobile c 1931 THEATER MAN BRITISH M was being dragged by mem- Instruction Commences on Child Tells of Attack by Springs Party Making Trip Enthu-elastibers of the Utah county sheriff’s office Tuesday afternoon following August 31 Superintend-Announce- s Over Information Stranger iq Aulo on reports from Alphonse Wilcox at the plant that Fred ent Gained Lonely Road noticed Shelton electrician 26 Two Scientists DISOWNS HEAD X-r- of Princeton university Higher New York Division Poet Rest of Nation Promises Support Wliile Foes En route to New York to assume Plan Campaign his new post of division director for the Publlx theaters L J Ludwig ’uesday evening before the north western Utah section of the Ameri can Chemical aoclety In the mining building on the University of Utah campus Dr Taylor discussed "The Physical Properties of Crystals In Their Relation to Flotation’’ and Dr Eyring spoke on “The Application of turn Mechanics to actions” (Continued from Pas One) spent Tuesday In Salt Lake conferring with Harry David Utah-Idahfoundation of many currencies — the division manager and other division should be protected and vindicated and local Publlx theaters officials He declared frankly that British difIt was Mr Ludwig's first visit to partly arose from the Oer-ma- n Salt Lake and he stated he would ficulties Many British Investments return In five or six weeks to make were crisis frozen and impression of an extended survey of the Utah-IdahInsolvency got abroad theater properties and theaters In Immediate He pointed In moving terms to the other states under his direction fearful fate of workers In Great BriMr Ludwig has been a Publlx should an Inflamanager for the northwest tain end elsewhere be fears with headquarters In Minneapolis In tion panic ofallowed to follow of the Investment In Great his new po6t he will be in charge of Britainsafety to be Economies made had Publlx theaters generally in the west “Salt Lake City and this section he said Mr MacThe split government conof the country is in far better dition than many cities I have visited Donald declared strose from a scheme In- the middle west” said Mr Lud- to reduce the dole by 10 per cent out He the dole was wig "The theater business here too neverpointed meant to constitute a living is better It has been our experias living costs have fallen ence that where the show business wage and PROVO— Completing Inspection of SANDY— School will commence for teachers and pupils of the Jordan the 8alt Lake Growers’ Market and district August 31 according to Su- orchard demonstrations outlined for U tah perintendent D C Jensen Teachers’ the second day’s program of the counInstitute will be held Friday August fruit tour in Salt Lake and Utah 28 Other institutes will occur Janu ties the caravan of fruitgrowers and agricultural officials ended the tour ary 18 and March 26 Vacations Include the annual beet at Spanish Fork returning by way of 10 vacation from October to 18 when upper Provo bench highway to teachers and principals must be on view apple and pear orchards In that duty Labor day September 7 section Growers were enthusiasts conThanksgiving November 28 and 27 Christmas December 24 to January cerning the object lessons In orchard valve head when she resisted his ad 3 inclusive Washington’s birthday management presented while offiVances February 22 and field day which will cials In charge were pleased with thf According to the story told officers be held the last Thursday of school great Interest shown In this first state by the girt the man approached a Tctchtrs will be employed m follow: fruit tour group of girls playing at Pioneer Jordan high school—! W Nielaen prinThe market outlet for produce 11 cipal T A Dewey L A Butler Isaac Buah-nepark stating that he was “Dr Han per cent since the present rate E O Epperson Mark Greenwood X provided by the Balt Lake Growers’ Is good the merchants and stores sen" and was making arrangements was fixed so s reduction of 10 per R Kimball Orson Smith Laura Gardner Market affects are shows of benefited Patrons are values and at the park property for a party to be given Fern Magleby Oralle Ravson Wilma Boyle cent Is actually less than the Increase Elisabeth Hobtnson Paul O Boyce C R the incomes of thousands of Utah in a better frame of mind they forget by local doctors for girls of the city Nelson O D Ballard J K Dorlua Phil worries and cares and their visibly brought about by the already their F David Smith to Manager accom schools GEOROE— under growers" the All ST one of asked girls He Oolbranson A O Jensen A F Smith told changing economic conditions the growers his plant Mr mental attitude Is better” Emma Alieman Ida Hey wood Irene Camond pany him In his car while he secured the Jurisdiction of the Washington Lucille Illustrate Cass Tuttle Guenevere Band clerk and Smith outlined the growth of the county school board will begin Non- Mabel Larson other girls to attend the party cafeteria from the street market with market He then explained In a blunt state14 according to anSeptember day With ftefceel Ride Staff Girls Bingham Stranger Hlh ment the aUltude which was hailed nouncement of Superintendent MilBingham hlah school— T H McMulUn wagons lined up along the curb of One girl accepted the offer and left ton E principal J B Birch R A Payne C W years ago to the modern market by his former associates as deserMoody re Child Crawford Clarence Pollard Florence With the stranger When they tion of socialism school year la: Annette Lefler Vernon Baer Nell Hdff for calendar The the Explains Handling turned after a short time another girl Principal's meeting In St Oeorge Laura Msrihall William B Garin J M The How can any government or any handling of fruits and vegJ G Crapo Bailey J Santiate-vaaccepted an offer to accompany him September 12 teachers’ meeting at Woodhouse country appeal for general economy Odell Peterson Helen Candland Lenna etables by wholesalers was explained seeking other girls sacrifices and say to every person schools September 13 September 14 Thurber Bessie Reeves W B Dewey Glenn by Leonard Fenn U S marketing En route to the spot of the reported Instruction Nell Oolda Fraze Paul Kuhnl whose Incomes can be touched: begins in district schools In showing the group Bingham Central— D A Wooton prin- specialist the stranger attack “We want you to give up someattempted for St Georgs Junior cipal Verena Oraham Blanche Larsen about a wholesale establishIn- registration the at station service produce t Ivte Vlrtlnla Butterfield Lillian Zelma stopped you nqw possess In the interests Hurricane thing and high Knterprlse high ment Valois Irving Llela Kelsen Marie tersection of the Provoana Beach schools October 15 18 and 17 U E Hogan Della of your nation” and then go and add Eunice Kschler Dalby Seized extensive Lang the a visit Pair Officers Following Lakeview roads According to an at It to those for whose benefit the state principal retail markets on convention recess October 30 and Bluffdale— Harold Ashman South Main street Demlng tendant the man went to the rear 31 county teachers’ Institute No- Veda has Supplied well over 4500000000 — of After Butlervllle— P M Mtckelsen to methods prlnoipal observe Escape the from retailing took a drink of the station and sum which has been one of the 28 and 27 Thanksgiving re- Nellie Xngrebetaen 6 Neprude principal growers stopped to Inspect the year Copperton— Mabel in Farmington a bottle The man said he didn’t vember 3 cess December 24 to January greatest reasons why borrowing was old peach orchard Franklin WalRasmussen Beatrice Bailey Mary want his daughter to see him drink- Christmas H recess w Jorgensen principal: ker at HoUaday necessary It Is Impossible In reaJanuary 8 first Crescent— As he was Mr Walker's orParry son" ing the youth told officers old semester ends January 11 second Eleanor Reid Beck principal: E L Chris- chard which Is being conducted as a who valve two Draper— three an With of he up prisoners picked Mr MacDonald will be taken to acleaving semester begins February 12 Lin- tensen Rebecca Nelson LaRue Jensen demonstration orchard In cooperaStem lying on the ground and placed coln’s birthday program staged a break for liberty from the count for his actlcrs tomorrow by his 32 Hulda Cosgrove Annie Pltsgerald Virginia February service withtion Alof the extension J M Petersen Oeorge Barton Davis county jail at Farmington former colleagues In the party he It in his pocket the youth reported Washington's birthday program Brown ton Argyle Lola Hansen Winifred Cole- the Utah State Agricultural college This officers believe was used in April Sunday night recaptured police and to create Arthur Henderson 28 Enterprise commencement man Ada Wilhite Oeneva Quinn was on a of land rough grown Oranite—James M Whitmore principal: piece gullies of lit- deputy sheriffs Tuesday night con- helped striking the glrL former foreign secretary Is leading exercises April 29 Hurricane com- Wilma Greer made by car largely Lawrence the for from tinued search their filling Following her escape a group made Up X many termer Brown mencement exercises May 13 fit Herrlman—Jeroma principal tle value At Eric Dahl's apple or- Luker the girl ran to the home of William Helen Hale ministers which was Joined today by Jifnior high exercises Buck Mitchell W Highland Boy— C P Smith principal: Tda chard at Sandy the Increased growth and Walker Frank Olson of Vineyard Officers were Im- Oeorge Wedgwood Benn former secre Egberlu 'Clara Allred Imily Jeffery sue' and yield resulting manure from at were a for In house search rearrested who notified a and Roberts mediately garet Hoplilnon Lola tary of state for India and Herbert Lark— D Prank Griffith principal fcthri was observed 319 South First West street Mon- Morrison the suspect began minister of transport a RasmuMen Prulng thinning training young day evening by Sheriff S Grant O who resigned Midvale— E B Oreenwood principal Tells af Blow Struck Alta Miller trees and cost of growing an orchard Young and deputies were being held party whip W Barton Lee Vernon Mter to the consultadelegates Seventy Adcle Patera Fern IJndaar ton Ludlow to bearing age were considered at J for According to the girl when the the Farmington authorities In Surah tive committee of Beatrice Olaen Dorothy Wtkm parliamentary at stranger reached the lonely stretch Brval Christianson’s Snow was orchard Mitchell 1 1 Lake Helen I Jansen Salt Alio Mauahan county Jail labor party the national executive of road he stopped the car and lifted ORANGEVILLE— The Orangeville Taylor S toll as Hanna Chrlatenden Beryl Laraen - station on Provo bench Mr Chris- awaiting trial on a charge of robbing and council labor Cornshe party Richardson Ella when the general seat Mary and Dunbar her Into the back his tianson reported a service station while Walker Is ac- of the trades union congress will L M L A under the direction of Esther wall Aaron Horne Dorothy Higgs Phyllis resisted his advances he struck her President CUntely J Oox entertained kr0U' cherry and peach orchard had been cused of the holdup of the Bounti- meet In London tomorrow The sesShe said she swooned from the their mothers at a social In the social Inlrartera at Rlyertow laid for from Intercrops of straw-lerrie- s ful Lumber and Hardware company sion will be a K principal n Riverton— N Thompson closed Joint meeting blow but did not entirely lose con- hall with a profit of 350 per acre Luker also was charged with robbing at Seal Ellen Sampson Celestial James Friday which the attitude of labor will be sciousness and when he reached to The program Included a dialogue Ora Aylett Mae Rasmussen W R over costs leaving orchard In a service station the Vera Alta Crane Harold Edael Bradley definitely ascertained open the door of the car to give her by Jennie Peacock and Elva Killian Condi Ella Moualey Thalia Filsserald bearing with no Investment cost exDeputy Sheriff Dewey Anderson How it will come out Is a foregone of the Refreshments were served to 100 air she opened the other door to cept the land whom the trio escaped when conclusion from Mr Henderson who Is 'fianify— Melvin Y'aT Peterson the principal car and escaped As she ran arms was door with his zinnias lie the Jail alen Ends opened of Pollard Horace at Spanish Fork Tour guests and a Stron Alvin E Olson the next official leader of Olson residence 800 yards away her presented eachbouquet Alton Motile Linde Elsie jonea Burson mother Composition has ordered labor Lucille Peteraon Following visits to orchards of A1 assailant jumped in the front seat Huntington ward V L M I A also Brown Atha Burklnahaw leaders to conduct a quarterless war Theodore SloblonA R Dn Lunceford and Henry Sollar and Harold and fled was He cell dazed him Arvld J Larsen Mararet a locked in celebrated Its mothers’ and (laugh Madsen Thorpe fare on any reductions In the dole Laurel Dewey Ruth Bennlon Vlrtlnla lunch at Ptovo the expedition met The first girl taken by the suspect tera' outing Friday deputy said when but" without the tint of a personal Carolyn Hay at Joseph Camessecea's orchard at momentarily the Oreavrs Mildred Anderson told officers the man drove her to door shut the swung E L Crawford principal upon heavy Jordan— South jail to Mr vendetta against MacDonald or Car d Mapleton According the old beet dump on the Lakeview Laura Hooton Virginia Walker Oral nessecca changing from the short to his head Snowden The party is bidding fareViolet Stevens road but did not attempt to molest Union— Bennett Cash principal: M X the “long” system well with admiration for Mr Macpruning and her He said he had to meet another Minnie Wade Bunnell Violet Ooodsell Anael Donald's courage and a tribute to Alton B fertilization with manure has inLeah Jacobsen Mildred man there from 3000 to his honesty but with Implacable poulson Marlene Beck Kenneth Brady creased his The alleged attacker was described Esther Eerbush Vera Bird Iona Oborn Alice 8000 bushels production of hatred for the new government’s repeaches Hatch Marlin Kewbold BessieO Hose by the girls as being between SO and SPRINGVILLE— ductions which Mr MacDonald toJprfsnsen Upper Blnehsm— Henry Following short talks by Commis40 years old with long black hair of Nearly 200 Kolob rinelpsli Mildred Hendrlcfisen Francis sioner Harden Bennlon of the deofficers M ward Inches 10 stake A and 8 feet Marie I build night endorsed Dellla about Hansen plan BpratUns slight ojt Impartment of agriculture and John L tall and thin faced He was dressed to attend the annual Mutual Msletrom ‘wcst’jorden— W W principal of MacFarlane (Copyright 1931 Clilcago Tribune) Sunthe Utah president Thornes Isrolle In a blue suit wore a green shirt and provement convention at Heber L Don Perkin Mararet ProfOlsen Lois Wooton Zella Her- Fruit Ac Vegetable association drove a smtl black coach officers day Presidents George Simpkins and Muir Lucy LaVern essor F M Coe of A Andereon ding Ann HoltForseren Fannie Rowland announce the horticultural DRYS CLASH OVER Leila Abbott Virreport Dlokaon The convention Included M I A ginia HaunAlton Asnes Wilson Florence Jorgen- department of the Utah State AgriArrested for Investigation in conWOMEN’S AID cultural various discussed college workers from Sharon Utah Wasatch sen v Bock lunection with a series of Salt Lake ASKING Supervisor will Include 1 R: red STAKE FLANS EXHIBIT Jen- phases of orchard management Vis- robberies seven men were held In the and Kolob stakes nlor high sud grammar grades M music Borden its to orchards In Spanish Fork consen primary grades J AMERICAN FORK— The annual (Continued from Pas One) r city jail Tuesday night on open Herbert Bartlett art J H Orear tour flower (how of the Alpine stake will and Mary L Story rtsltlns teacher cluded the Rad charges he said McCampbell however be held Friday In the basement of Taken Into custody at Second been “entliely justified” but added the AlpLne (take tabernacle Nearly streets at 6 ‘30 they that even such employment of woand State South a thousand entries are expected The gave their names as Terrell Ispell men as aids to agents in getting past Judging will be done early Friday i 24 Jdrry Monohan 24 Ben Wil- the of fashionable resorta doors thrown and the open morning liams 21 Roy Hartman 22 B Regan wouldportals RICHFIELD— Unemployment was be forbidden to the public at 10 a m according dtscussedat 28 and Billy Davis 21 The arrests he disclosed the priesthood meeting At the same time to Mrs Laura Dunckley head of the were made by Detectives J J Ferrin that an Investigation of charges a i Sunday at the Sevier stake tabor— Gunnison GUNNISON committee R N at Brlnton the instigation made by Representative Karch Demand nable Chairman Moroni Jensen of Of Detective Chief David H Clayton ocrat Brigham Young university will be- Young Men's Mutual was reorganized Illinois the Sevier county commission had been begun officers who said with the Sunday following was will be confronted with Karch asserted agents In the eastern 25 It MISHAP VICTIM’S BITES SET Wayne Christiansen and President gin Its fall term September they Dr E 8 McQuarrie superintendent victims of recent holdups' district of that state had employed SPRING CITY— Funeral services RD Young urged the people to be announced Tuesday by Dr Joseph F Milton Christiansen Mayfield first Tyer 44 was later arrested lewd women both as associates and for Wllford Milton Allred of Spring faithful In paying their fast offer- Merrill commissioner of education assistant Namnn Willmore second InCa Hroom East Broadway aids in enforcing law at 155 stating that if they did so for the L D 8 church assistant John E Metcalf secretary-treasur- er by Patrolmen City who died In Salt Lake on Mon- ings J E Daley and J B The house member complained thousands of dollars would accumuThe second term of the summer Leo D Bards ley director day from Injuries suffered In a wagon late which could be used to employ at the university which has Just of adult department Charles Ras- Ipson and Is held In connection with particularly against Walker F Car-ro- ll accident will be held In the Spring the of Sevier deputy administrator in the was one of the most success- mussen scout director Ivin Ffand-se- n the same Investigation according to Jobless ended stake m 2 at p City chapel Wednesday eastern Illinois district under whom the school has ever had he said ful of Clarion vanguard director Chief Clayton WARD FILLS POSTS he sala agents were acting upon IllePaxton Alexander M Men director gal search warrants conducting warSIGURD— A new superintendency Perkins Milton director musical CRUELTY WIFE CHARGES rantless raids upon private homes for the Sigurd ward Sunday schools Paul Park Era and publicity director PROVO— Mrs Edith Singleton of The appropriating seized liquors for their are: Gilbert appointed Sunday Is Harvey Pastrup officers retiring Tuesprivate use and confining jthelr acClean soothing Invisible ZEMO superintendent Ferris Bradfteld and this city filed suit for divorce FJeldsted superintendent with G E tivities to trivial offenders Lloyd Singleton charging Ferre ana Paul Parke as counselors brings prompt relief to telling skin Charles Gunn assistants The re- day from She said asserts her husband and Avoir Beck secretary-treasure- r charges were Eczema Pimples Ringworm Rashes signing superintendency includes cruelty Harold Ray Tyler 34 stllas Harold Woodcock serious” Promising the fullDandruff and similar annoying John and Horace Dastrup and Fred- threatened to kill her and on various The following new ward presidents Fees was held In the city Jail on “very neverthesaid est SinInvestigation he occasions has choked her Mrs have been selected: Alton Christen- open charges Tuesday night pendItching skin or scalp Irritations are erick Nielson relieved and usually healed by this gleton asks the custody of seven sen Gunnison Leon Larsen Hamil- ing word from authorities at Los An- less that Carroll had a record as a enforcement officer An Island In the Pacific near minor children and $75 per month ton Charles I antlseptio soothing lotion All drugEmtley Centerfleld geles where he is said to be wanted good gists 35c 60c 1100 Extra Strength Panama Is composed admoat entirely alimony They were married Feb- Reed Christiansen Mayfield Edwin In connection with the theft of Jewtor obstinate cases—4128 (Adv) of Iron ore ruary 26 1912 Maellor Fayette Roy Lund Clarion elry and men’s and women’s clothing Earl Whitlock Axtell from his sister’s home The man surested at South Temple and West Temple streets by DeFefrln and R N Brin-totectives J was taken Into custody on writFURNISH ten Information from his sister police Fifteen-Mi- ll TOURBOR1X said He has signed a waiver of ex tradition — —— — —— O UN NISON— The Gunnison city muitovam —— — council has set the levy for 1931-19More than a thousand natural gas same as last at 15 mills employes and members of their famiyear’s levy lies attended an outing Tuesday aftIt Is distributed as follows: Continernoon at Lagoon as guests of the gent expenses 5 mills to purchase B T U clubs of Utah Gas Sc Coke water sources streams and land upon BEAVER—The district M L A In- company the Ogden Gas company which the streams ore appropriated for Beaver and and the Wasatch Oas company canals to construct water works stitute convention was held In the high The program at the outing called Parowan stakes water and (or other supply Irrigation Mrs the “Rammeuptom” Included a baseschool building here Sunday purposes 4 mills streets and side- Ruth Mae Fox general president of ball game races horseshoe pitching walk 6 mills special Improvement Y L M L A Mrs Grace C Nes-le- n swimming water sports girls' comic and guaranty fund 1 mill Alma C Clayton and Don C bathing revue and & dinner followed AU the levies are the same in the Wood of the general M 1 A board by dancing In the evening various funds as last year I W Wheland district agent of Centerfleld’i town board has set Its gave instructions Departmental work was held dur- the Wasatch Gas company was gentax levy at 10 5 mills the same as last eral chairman of the outing Other the entire day year’s levy Six mills have been lev- ingBeaver M won a banner for hav- members of hls committee were: L stake water bond and 4 ied mills the for TO SALT LAKE !!cmAll levies are ing more than 75 per cent of Its of- D Simmons John Hasson Roy East for general purposes the same In the various funds as ficers and teachers In attendance and V Brooks The Parowan stake fell short only Special guests at the outing were last year L Fitzpatrick vice president and by a small margin The stake Relief society officers general manager and J D Roberts served dinner In the high school din- operative vice president of the natAxelrad’s are proud have one of sponsors and ural gas companies ing room contributors to this nationwide Home Styling Contest HUSBAND ASKS DECREE winPROVO— Suit for divorce was filed brings to Salt Lake as our distinguished guests PROVO— have been men Several Monday by James LaMar Madsen ners of the 7000-Mil- e Tour America employed by the city waterworks de- from Clarlse Muriel Madsen on the partment to lay pipe to convey three grounds! of cruelty Mr Madsen alsecond-fe- et of water from the Alta leges that hls wife said she no longer Start theroatfc boval short one of canal Into the Provo City mains loved him because he was not man Whan row M ding hMSarhy Slay pleasant and stay here from October 20 to April 1 of each enough to care for and support her billon Tit MATU Sea'S most happy memories of your entire year and could not make more money than unist-miui- m This water will replace certain sup- she They were married at Needles mild aaf ptmbTatabSa aad far batta thaa ardl1 Ij'Mutll plies that are not available to the Cal on April 15 1927 iMgeyaa ' city during the winter months baUaerisht Be BEAVER PLANS CLINIC water was Q ALRI6HF Application for Tkm AB Vtrmtaibl taxation BEAVER— A health clinic free to filed with the state engineer Debe all will 1928 children 12 18 of preschool age cember and granted June 1929 It will be conveyed from cer- held livthe Beaver high school Septain springs on the north side of the tember 1 2 and 3 from 9 a m to Provo river In Provo canyon for a noon each day There will be dendistance of 900 feet into the main line tal examinations along with the docof the city water system tor’s examinations ' made by Dr Nelson W consultant on the summer staff of the Utah engineering experiment station and Dr Henry Eyrlng of the chemistry Talks were Taylor CABINET LACKED LICENSE CHARGE D P Thomas was charged with practicing dentistry without a license Tuesday In a complaint filed by the county attorney upon request of E B Harrison assistant director state department of registration Mr Harrison reported that Thomas had opened dental offices Monday although his license to practice had been revoked last December 10 LABOR Chemists Hear MV the School Board - Gives Calendar ll For New Term that A’ 1- -2 at JAIL FUGITIVE ELUDES HUNT n Hold to t Trio of - humming mosquitoes drive everybody to distraction with their poisonous itching stings Let’s not be bothered by this nuisance this summer Let’s sleep soundly and untroubled Spray Flit! Flit kills flies mosquitoes moths bed bugs ants roaches Harmless to people Easy to use in the handy Flit sprayer Does not stain Flit is guaranteed to kill or money bade Get the famous yellow can with the soldier and the black band —today! Blood-hungr- y b Mothers Enjoy Party as Guests U3 the that Dut-so- 11 MSMhaJ 1 FS“ Dealer about the new Insect Repellent Cream Ask Yc’ir FLIT Raw-so- Stake and Ward Officers Meet To Sell—To Rent— To Swap — To Find geck-itea- of Police Seize Seven Men in Holdup Probe Phone a i ooordl-nato- Church Leaders Plan for Work B Y U Fall Term Gunnison Stake Elects Officers Opens Next Month the eel-sio- Prisoner Faces L A Theft Charge Stop Itching Torture 1 Jtrst Gunnison Retains Tax — — tax tile 32 WEfe©inra©“W ocraotkeirs the Employes of Gas Companies Stage Outing J Stakes Join for M I A Institute In the National HOME STYLING CONTEST “Tha Citv cf Ccrlifd “Tha Center cl Sccnia Arcri:aM to been - 1- City Plans for the that the Winter Water of your prove — (Bun it Thart Frl Bat Son lad) weeks before school starts— OPEN THIS AFTERNOON Near university— only S3600 A real homa at a bargain 8 lovely room and a reception hall Hardwood floors new aa furnace fine fas range Water heater linoleum etc In pink of condition 148 So 12th East Paved at Easy payments rent “Sold Both 4 Call!” lUt range S3S Singer aewlng 144 machine SIS very good condition South 8th East UNIVERSAL ” 5 Calls!” Great Dane pup “Sold Dans Fop 110— THOROUGHBRED 740 lane Parker's Hy 700Z-- J 54 Leghorns 9 Calls!” 54 TOUNO Leghorn! laying 80 per cent ’ only SOo each 3853 Blair at t “Sold Cans!” “Sold AH Pin 71 No Redwood road wiener pita 709S-Waa (10th Wot) “Sold Mott of Knlyesl! 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