Salt Lake Tribune | 1931-09-08 | Page 24

STATE MEDICAL DERN TALKS TO City County Ready LEADER LISTS For Study of Plans TEACHERS AT NEW ADVANCES T o Aid Unemployed TUESDAY MEET -- Waiion rreparf J AUTO CRASHES Pool Newest Attraction On State Building’s Grounds: INJURE FIVE ON L' STREETS OF S Annual Institute Opening Mn1?outh High School Lists Program Car Strikes Dog Smashes Into Pole and Lands in Ditch Hurting Three Teachers in city schoo!s“will PRESIDENT REVIEWS Plans for unemployment relief in Balt Lake county are ex- addressed by Gov ei nor George to assume and when week definite form this county Dern Tuesday forenoon at the opencity pected PROGRESS OF SCIENCE officials launch a study of relfcf measures recommended In a session of the annual teachers’ : POLICE SEIZE BEER CLAIM TRIO DRINKING Doctors Invite Public to in Session Assembly Hall Wednesday Night Machine for Tw0 Commissions Arrange SeDarate and Meeting Course I’oslgratluale ings Bcfore Considering Work lem in Joint Session Meet-Annua- l 1‘rob- - ing on unemployment Both the city and county eommis sions plan to study the committee lecommendations separately Tuesday and Wednesday after which a joint meeting will be set to adopt It is probable uniform proposals that the advisory committee aho will be asked to attend the joint meet- recent report by the advisory committee Economist ing Recent developments in medical science were outlined by Dr William L Rich president of the Utah State Medical association Monday when final preparation were made for the h anriual association's meeting and seventh postgraduate course Wednesday Dr Rich was particularly pleased at recent scientific accomplishments in the control of meningitis tuberculosis infantile paralysis nervous ailments and m Improvements in Principal relief measures recommended bv toe advisory committee are to be financed by a purposed 000 bond Issue $600 000 of which was urged for the city and $400000 for the county Offnials however appear to be reticent about the advisability of a bond Issue and are casting about for other means of raising fui Is Object to Bond Expense Chief objections to the recommended bond Issues aie found in the expense Both city and county officials estimate that the expense of a (penal election will be at least $10000 which is considered too high for the amount of bonds proposed The city also is faced with a legal problem since the law piotubils bonding In excess of 4 per cent of assessed property valuations for general municipal purposes This figure has already been reached although the city may bond to an additional 4 per cent for pewer water or lighting purposes The advisory committee recom-- 1 mended the construction of a large $1(10 000 storm sower as one public is project for the city This project looked upon favotably by officials who are engaged in a study to determine whether or not the sewer can be constructed as a special Improve- thirty-sevent- work “While the prevention and treatment of epidemic meningitis has not reached the stage where It can be called under control" the physician raid “medical science has taken promising steps in that direction The use of sei urn holds forth a promise but injections now are not always satisfactory ’ Cite New Core “Collapse of the affected lung in cases of tuberculosis making possible complete rest for the afflicted organ is coming to the front in the treatment of this malignant disease Complete rest Is recognized as essential to a cure ‘The use of blood Injections for cure of infantile paralysis is one of the most recent treatments for tills disease A person who has had the paralysis furnishes the blood which is used now as a curative" Modern child delivery methods were praised by Dr Rich who pointed out that science Is taking progressive steps in this direction More adequate control of social diseases was advocated by Dr Rich Dern Flan Welcome Of particular interest to the public In the opinion of Dr Rich will be the public meeting at 8 p m Wednesday at the Assembly hall Governor George H Dern will deliver an address of welcome at this Dr A J Carlson of the meeting University of Chicago will speak on “The Public and Medical Aspects of Child Welfare and Protection as Revealed by the White House Conference" Dr William C MfcCarty will speak on “Why Cancer Is So and Dr Frequently Hopeless" professor of pharChauncey D macology at the University of California will discuss the advancement in drugs affecting the central ner vous system The annual meeting will be called theVniUl3°ofuahWTt institute held prior to the resumption of schools on Thursday Governor Dern will speak on “The Value of Education to Business ” Elev en hundred teachers who have been assigned to the various city elementary junior high and high schools will attend the institute which opens in the new South high school at 10 a m The meeting will begin with community singing under direction of J Spencer Cornwall after which greetings will "be extended by G li Backman president of the board of education Mr Backman's remarks will be followed by the governors address after which Miss Jayne Welsh will deliver a vocal solo George A Eaton assistant superintendent of schools will close the first general1 session with a discussion of "To Think or Not to Think— That Is the Truck Drher pm Vi itli Bruising Young Girl Companion Five persons were injured In two automobile accidents in Salt Lake Monday Question” Afternoon Meet Set A second general meeting will convene m the new high school at 2 Tuesday which will open with a piano solo by Miss Virginia Summeihays Dr J T Worlton assistant superintendent will speak on “The Public Schools as Laboratories in Citizenship" Talks also will be given by Miss Olive Ferris principal of the Lafayette school on "The Attitude of the Child In the Learning Process” to be followed by a speech from A J Hagen principal of the Irving junior high school on “The Attitude of the Teacher in the Collides "It's worth the money” says Miss Margaret Atwood whoe work in State Auditor Ivor Ajax's office imolvcs the Miss study of considerable money is shown admiring the new pool north of the capifol At-wo- od r WATER GROUP MILLARD CIVIC Beauty Spot Adds Charm SETS MEETING LEADER DIES At Capitol Three were injured when their speeding automobile swerved into a deep ditch on Third West street between Seventh and Eighth North streets at 6 30 p m They were Jack De Reus 25 of 1628 Major street Frank Rhodes 25 of 672 Sixth East street and Clyde Jeremy 19 of rear 255 East Seventh South street De Reus suffered severe laceia-tion- s on the face tongue and forehead as well as a maiked laceration ori the hand Jeremy’s injuries consisted of a lacerated face forehead and right arm while Rhodes was cut and bruised severely Physicians at the St Mark’s hospital said all three would recover Jeremy and barring complications De Reus are the most seriously hurt The automobile driven by De Reus struck a dog at Second North and Third West streets reported Patrolman G C Crookston who investigated the accident Four bottles of home brew beer were found In the automobile the officer said Evidence indicated the men had been drinking police re- Teaching Process' At 3 p m the institute will divide into departmental meetings with Committee Plans Study of The grounds at the rear of the state School Board President ported separate sessions scheduled for Kiuntil recently occupied by a The automobile struck a pole and and first second and Jhird Additional Purchases in capitol ndergarten ment project lather unattractive knoll with a Expires in Salt Lake of landed in the ditch crushing in the sevof will soon City officials and the city legal grades fouith fifth sixth and at be trees the grove top right side of the machine The vicand junior and senior Heart Disease Artesian Basin the show place of that stately edidepartment are of the opinion that a enth grades tims were extricated by police from Dr S S Iluebner schools Departmental meetfice in the opinion of Milton H large special Improvement district high will the machine which landed In several resume at 9 15 a m Wedcan be formed one of large enough ings Mr Welling secretary of state feet of water area to make special taxes on indi- nesday with sessions planned for The is officio ex Welling 72 John Lugt 19 of 1359 Major street superintendent committee E Maxfield Hiett water prominent supply joint vidual property owners extremely primary grade languages grammar of building and grounds suffered a severe bruise on his right 4 in m civic farmer the of Delta at will meet and leader and Tuesday p arithmetic nealth grade languages The would-b- e meadow has been light and his companion Miss Helen and safety reading music art na- chamber of commerce to discuss and seeded to grass and such was the piesident of the Millard county hip Stress Benefit to City Wilson 19 of 633 South West Temture social the traverse sewer science The would study city writing take action on various phases of the treatment of the soil under Grant R school board died at 6 30 p m Mon- ple street received a bruised elbow from the northeast bench and carry and spelling Bowen capitol gardener and his day m a local hospital of heart dis- in a collision at 8 40 a m at Seventh city's water development program foices that flood waters along Fourth South Discuss School Flans a rich velvety green al- ease South and Sixth West streeta Wilwas it announced by Monday street to the Joidan river The Junior high school teachers also Mr Maxfield also was president of The Lugt machine ready gives promise of the satisfyproceeding almost the benefit would R Wallace chairman will hold meetings in art civus and liam project the Melville Irrigation company and south on Seventh West street coling sward yet to come whole eastern portion of the city of- history home economics English trees The hill with its growth of a member of the board of supervisors lided with a westbound truck driven The session Is called for the speficials believe Latin manual training mathematics cific of considering addi- —many of them reminiscent of Ar- of the Millard county drainage sys- by George Moyes 47 Redwood road To augment this project the city music natural science physical edu- tional purpose of protective area bor day celebiations before the cap- tem No 4 at the time of his death and Twenty-firSouth btreet at the purchases also plans early construction of $700 cation Spanish and French typeHe was one of the early settlers intersection The impact caused the A ital was built — lent itself to slower basin the artesian in Murray more of of Authority Addresses Utah 000 worth of water extension proj- writing and bookkeeping details Delbut of was Delta He the development bishop subcommittee appointed by the joint Lugt car to swerve into the southects appioved at a bond election last The institute will close with an- committee has made recommenda- Shi ubbery with native varieties pre- ta ward L D S church for 15 years west curb where it overturned Underwriters on EcoJuly Two items the Parley's can- other general session at 10 15 a m tions as to what additional lands dominating a rose garden a rock retiring eight years ago He was ning the driver beneath it ' pinyon conduit and the Twenty-sevent- h Wednesday when “The The accident was investigated by should be acquired but the entire garden hanging over a sylvan pool formerly president of the old Delta nomic Questions South strpet distribution reservoir Need of the Hour" will be Impelling discussed group has not yet had an opportu- of unusual beauty now give evi- State bank Patrolmen C T Smith and H G week are ready to be launched this landof of ideal dence an the artistic Mr Maxfield was in Salt F born chief J executive and nity to act on those recommendaWright Peirce The injured youth was taken and other Items Including two more by Lake February 7 1859 a son of Eli- to the L D S hospital and later founder of the scape gardener of Amor tions a water tea Miss EllenPathfindeiswill the doubts had about He Helen Maxfield Hiett and First Indication of a return to equalizing reservoirs and people a Jamison Many jah removed to his home Miss Wilson It also is probable that a special sing line on Second West street solo and of Schools subcommittee will be appointed to pool claiming the soil of the hills was reared here and as a young was given first aid treatment at the Superintendent piosperous time will be a definite supply season autumn the G N Child will discuss “School check plans for the Mountain Dell is a big gravel pit which would leak man went to Fremont where he lived emergency hospital increase In the values of stocks Dr are planned for Ths county commission also water like a sieve However a hard-pa- n until going to Delta He was bishop S S Heubner professor of Insurance Problems and Policies" She told Investigating officers that conduit and the Twenty-sevent- h of operathe beginning grading was found at shallow depth of the Fremont ward for 20 years 2 p m Wednesday teachers South street distribution reservoir at lhe Wharton school of finance of At were on their way to call for they airport-Tooel- e road on the tions the Unlversty of Pennsylvania and principals will meet in their re- Plans for these two units of the which Is Impervious to water Surviving are his widow Mrs friends and planned a holiday outing These aid federal a opera project Mr Bowen finds however that Ruth Maxfield two sons and four in Brighton when the accident took Monday noon told members of the spective school buildings where $700000 distribution system imwhich would provide work next is sufficient movement of wa- daughters: Clyde and Archie H Max-fiel- d Utah Underwriters’ association at lionsseveral year' school plan will be dis- provement program are almost com- there place are estimated to months for ter by capillarity from the rocky Mrs Ruth Searle and Mrs the Newhouse hotel cussed adverbe for will and pleted ready More road work and cost $100000 of the pool to subirrigate Willis Savage of Delta Mrs George ledges as as soon the of the Then will follow resumption oiling operations on county roads approval tising the grasses there a feature which he Stansworth of Oasis and Miss Helen of buying when people realise joint committee is obtained also are expected to be advanced by plans to put to good use next spring Maxfield of Salt Lake Three sis-ethat commodities are no longer the county commission as relief and one brother also survive' as as to remain cheap they measures going vlrs Julia Blackburn of Springfield now are with the return of betIdaho Mrs Nellie Hanson of Salt ter business conditions he said Lake Nathan Maxfield and Mrs Dr Heubner who Is an acknowlEthel Chappie of Lyman and on life Insurance SCHOOL edged authority economics devoted most of his talk Expert Cites Stock Value geni8al program will Include discussions on medicine and surgery with sections on eye ear nose and throat The postgraduate course will open Lake county general hospital at 2 p m Instructors will be Dr John B Dr Waltman Waltei Boyle Dr W E Stallings Dr Harlow Brooks Dr Arthur Stendler Dr Howard Morrow and Dr McCarty at the Salt Banquet Arranged Sessions will continue Thursday nd Friday mornings at the unlver ity and in the afternoons the postgraduate work will be carried on On Thursday the annual banquet for members and guests will be held at the Hotel Utah at 730 p m The ladies’ auxiliary of the Salt lake County Medical association will have charge of the entertainment of Mrs A- - J Ridges visiting ladies president of the local auxiliary has a V- V AsUSIndex st -- fa-v-- rs ART SPONSORS PLAN SOCIETY BEGINS before the 200 life Insurance men at the luncheon on life Insurance practices “Life Insurance provides the best way of overcoming the detrimental effects of such a ‘business convulsion' as we now have"’ he said “These ‘business convulsions' this country rcgulaily experiences are i natural lesult qf the speculative na lure of man “Ever since credit was established we have had these business upheavals Man thinks ahead to the future and to ’get ahead’ borrows funds to back bp his hopes in stocks and other investments Ihen periodically eome the business depressions tnd man's financial hope are TEEM TUESDAY rs Burial Services Set for Former Famed Mine Camp Calls TRADE of Mayor Logan For Reunion COUNCIL Law Holds Tivo On Assault and Robbery Counts Held on open charges in the city O D Hogan 26 and Charles Huston 24 were being investigated by police Monday as suspected assailants of George L Kagawa 38 of 144 West First South street Mr Kawaga reported to police that he w as slugged and robbed by two men near midnight Sunday while walking through Pioneer park The victim of the assault reported that he was struck from behind and that one of the thugs tore off his coat He grappled with his assailants and succeeded in tearing one of their shirts before the pair made off with his watch he said Hogan and Huston were arrested at 2 10 a m Monday by Detective W C Smith and Patrolman S D Beckstead R A Druce watermas-te- r at the park reported that the pair were hiding in the bhrubbery and called police headquarters The jail An auxiliary to the Art Barn society will be organized Tuesday at a luncheon to be given at 1 p m at Funeral services for Robert Stewthe Country club It was announced art Campbell 78 former Mayor of SOLON Hostesses at the luncheon Logan and foimer manager of the of Mercur Students of the college high Monday will be Miss Margaret Jensen Fran- old Utah Light & Power company school and preparatory departments ces Livingston Miss Plan Hally at Gayle Rich and will be held from the Seventeenth will reg- Miss Gloria Rich of St ward chapel at 1 p m Tuesday Senator William It King has been bewill The Liberty Park school offiauxiliary membership ister for the coming year Bishop Nicholas G Smith will to speak on the silver probinvited enof who consist have young girls ciate m Tuesday it was arranged a progiam for Thursday ginning at 9 lem before the eighth annual conIn of cause their listed the interest nd Friday Charles W Nibley second counannounced Mercur once famous camp vention of the Pacific Foreign Trade Monday by Sister M Utah art and the Art Barn society selor In the first presidency of the L in eastern Tooele countymining A bridge luncheon and musical since aban- council September 17 and 18 at Oakof the Madeleva college 1 of The the president at organization D younger be S church Joseph Fielding Smith given Thursday program will land Cal it was announced Monwas undertaken to widen in- of the council of the twelve apostles doned will be repeopled in memory p m at the Country club At 7 30 department Classwork will begin group In when former residents rally at Lib- day movement terest the to aid and banthe will ladies Witnball of the attend and J Golden first Wednesday p m the Senator King will decide Tuesday park on September 20 to form More than 200 students are expect- the original society in sponsoring sn seveipresidents of seventies will be erty quet In the Hotel Utah an organization whether it will be possible for him in center which Utah can art Lake artists and will ladles from Salt to half enroll noon the ed the Friday visiting speakers Plans for a permanent organiza- to attend the conference which will attend the organ recital Li the L D Utah and the others from western exhibit their work Pallbearers will be Mr Campbell's bring together in a social demote sessions of the second day to dashed" The need of such a center was nephews Elliot C Taylor Frank C tion tohundieda middle west states 5 tabernacle Following this they and of former residents addresses and discussion of the silFph Boulter president of the asBusses will meet street ears at strikingly demonstrated last week Taylor William C Clive Jr J Hume group will be taken by automobile to the sociation of the historic Lewiston canyon ver problem and its lelation to the luncheon Fifteenth East and Thirteenth South according to Mrs W W Ray one of Clive at the Lambs Dr presid'd of home Albert in and Ridges country Campbell Geoige camp and their families were devel- curtailment of trade between this Dr ana Mrs Heubner arrived streeta all canyon where they will be enter' day Tuesday starting at the leaders in the Art Barn society Stewart Campbell some time ego and leeently a country and the Orient arresting officers reported that HoMonday morning after a tour of the m Beginning Wednesday the A wealthy New York family she Interment will be in the City ceme- oped tained at picnic lunch Gus P Backman secretary of the gan's shirt was torn and that Hustemporary organization was formed southern Utah parks which they busses will meet street cars from reported came to Salt Lake desirous tery G W Corfleld of Garfield w as named Salt Lake chamber of commerce Is ton had hidden Mr Kagawa's wall h said they greatly enjoyed They left 7:30 to 9 a m and from 2 30 to 4 30 of obtaining works of Utah painters Friends may view the body at the temporary chairman and Hodge to attend the conference and will m his cap late Monday for the east p m continuing during the school for a new residence on the Hudson family home 149 North Main street Marshall of Garfield temporary sec- enter the discussion on silver It was only after considerable effort Tuesday from 11 a m to noon year Senator Key Fittman of Nevada retary Classes of the college department and time that they were able to loAll who lived at Mercur aie re- also will speak before the silver seswill meet at 8 m Wednesday and cate paintings in private houses and quested by the tompoiaiy officers sion discussing the need for bimetBOGUS those of the high achool and prepara- they then saw only a few samples to assemble at the park at 12 noon allism The convention Is held antory departments at 9 a m After of what local J artists had to offer September 20 when selection of per nually to discuss the further develshe said noon classes wdll begin at 1 p ni manent officers and other organiza- opment of trade between the United The school has a faculty of twenty-eStates and the Orient tion business will take place LEGION MEET SETS ight members giving instruction Jack Dempsey former world's it wa announced Monday of board Service The the executive In education English speech art heavyweight boxing champion will picnic Several talks The campaign meeting fop W there will be aone science languages library science Star Legion will hold a special meetarrive from Reno Nev at 2 30 p m will be given probably by GovTlans for the entertainment of for candidate 10 In a Hotel m at the Nightingale Harry sermusic philosophy social science ing Tuesday Tuesday to attend the funeral ernor George II Dern a former Mer-cJohn R Coen of Sterling Colo was which commissioner origO will Mis Carroll P J Utah precity flow silver The of counterfeit secretarial training and physical ed vices for his brother Barnard which resident grand exalted ruler of the Elks are side Matters pertaining to the na- inally announced for Tuesday ntght The wlikh has struck several Idaho ucation will be held an hour later from the general committee In charge of under way it was announced Montional convention in Cleveland the has been postponed until September Larkin parlors 2b0 East South Tem' and Montana tonns la believed to D L Underinrludes arrangements m 15 in day by Faul V Kelly president of Newhouse the at 730 con of be will latter p of arrest been stemmed the part September hue by pie street wood of Garfield chairman J R Utah State Elks association the hoteL of18 Schuoler Neslen will xjdered C la Idaho Clarence falls Ray Bl’hop Jarvis of Magna publicity O W It is planned to hold a state-wid- e Idaho Inter' at services with the ficiate Kumrow of Garfield Jak Shafer —— in Salt Lake on Monday Oc- (meeting ment following In ML Olivet ceme The youth was arrested after he is and Dr J G Hardie of Salt Lake Cnoperatlon of western states In tober 5 when Mr Coen will pay his a to have to terv pass sieged attempted placing the scenic wonders of the official visit to Utah Committees Barnard Dempsey died suddenly In spurious dollar at a store In Idaho west before eastern tourists would of the state association met Sunday M falls Police reported they found Lo Angi'lcs last Thursday do much to increase tourist travel with Mr Kelly to diseu-'- a program The boxer expect to leave Sail t no other bogus coins In his posses-Tak- e westward Clayton V Smith of Fres- and Invite all Elks lodges within the Tuesday evening returning to stall Calif executive vice president state to join in the occasion City no Schuoler was given a preliminary Hie northwest where he will appear of the Hamilton chain of hotels said The Utah Elks student loan fund In sevei al ring exhibition this week titering before United States Efforts Initiated by the Salt Lake commit'ee with J T Pence chairLOS ANOFLES Sept 7— tfta Joseph on his arrival here Monday Hurrlaon Denis and held Desk Sergeant Clayton Blank Remember that old college Utah has some of the most out- man also had a meeting concerning Morris Miller f ormer Salt Lake for federal grand jury action In Bolte chamber of commerce for a governcheer “Give 'em the ax the ax answered a rail at the station constructor and well known In standing scenery of the world and plans for the coming year The fund this fall Ilia bond was set at $1000 ment warehouse In the west to give the ax”T bridge “Send reinforcements we need Salt Lake Masonlo circles died here with proper emphasis upon this and is available without Interest to a Dot the scene was not the Henry C Taggart agent tn charge western manufacturers better opporHe was born In Salt Tjika In the attractions of California and oth- - limited number of boys in college of the S&’t Lane office of the eeciet tunities to bid for federal business nor were the rolhelp" aald the volee on the other today (rreensward much could be 1920 San the and been have taken up by spent mast of his life therm western states service reported uixin hla return to rnd of the line licking Joe College and his co$ He came tocomplihed in increasing tourist Utah of commerce o Gus Prlte chamber rancid Salt Lake Monday that the youth a witnesses It was a house horts Officer Mark to husky Big Three burglaries were reported lios Angeles three years ago with his travel he said There will be more refused to tell who had given him the P Backman secretary of the local at 415 West Eighth South street Patrolman parents Mr and Mrs Joseph M tourist travrl to the west in 1933 drlvrr Kartchnrr pollre Monday af'ernoon and eve- counterfeit money He admitted chamber was advised Monday as the shades of night were Jut during any previous year with ning Ben E Harmon and hergeant F Miller Br The body will be sent to that he was to split the proceeds with The coast city chnmber has decid being drawn was the Olympic games at Los Angeles Miller Mr burial Salt Lake Burglars who re believed to be the maker of the money for ed to make the task of securing the A Thacker piled Into the “Black I'p the steps to the front door of hovs ransacked the residences i member of Arartu lodge No 17 F attracting thousands he said warehouse Its major project for the briskly li Marta" stepped Tstrolmen G M Mr Smith wis a Salt Lake hotel Count and Countess Cuido H igh W Smith 645 Thirteenth Fast A M of Salt Lake and Backman said Mr to coming year di Montoilo who arrived m Ahhey peacefully submitted Hopkins and I F Punenmbe from 1915 to 1917 Ito was street and Lester F Hewlett 6i3 Roll! 11 II operator nt wm a ehotise built If rime to P In arrest I arrest and govei IIS line with the drhe Abbey seeking In charge of the Wilson and Wind Salt Lake Sunday for a biitf visit Thirteenth Fast street A gun ko-(- 1 in the west western manufacturers on the hoboes the wagon picked owner and managing director of sor hotel and Plneciest inn He is departed Monday at 8 45 a m via iks and some Jewelry were taken will be able to offer bids for govern4 of hlrf for who men had the Hotel de llolm up eight other fiom the Bmith home The Hewlett accompanied by Mrs Smith and Is in the Westein Pacific for San Franment stores on the same basis established I’olbe Joseph E Bruhlrige had themselves dlies the city to attend funeral services cisco and other California ae out of the clly and the loss could eastern manufacturers given the by sewer who some In that made order newly Abbey plprs for his father-in-lano' be detpi mined Robert S They were guests ut the Newhouse cost of without the shipmust 0 adding th his it at hotel Ninth Wrst be will h"u and tonth A “back to school" program spry despite years Paul r Ad worth of 1498 Seventh Mr and Mrs Smith will Campbell ments to the east to their bids cease his operations utrrr is The comlt is first secretary of the Gus P Buknum sctthiry of th remain here until Saturday Taxi at rect tairl hs house was fil- coir iel out at the regular luncheon Into on had of "I constitutional the Lake stand moved ( will in the club Salt of hnmber commerie the Rotary Italian embassy at Wahmg-to- n my Abbey leted A (he k of the loss will be meeting royal CTIWGF IN BAMJURCtR bouse only a few hours before the leave Wednesday AN OF IN RAMBFRGFR for Spokane He and his wife are on a month s Hotel Utah Tuesday noon Special Ahhry Is said to l)ae rights” made Tuesday til TRAIN h( 1IHH EE i be U II shouted as he let f I v with a sharp arrrst And his vUluitls whhh Wash where he will attend the anTRAIN htlll 1)1 LF vacation tour of the west They plan guests nd bpcnkeis were to have made up the 1 abor nual rio ific not tiniest tinrle Ufd Desks $ii) and up Chairs Hai kman piesident of the Salt Lake Important change In bus and train ax In the general direction of the change In This and train to visit Yosemlte and Gmnd canyon Important r ret Di null's on New Fllinltuie board of edmatton Alex Iberhnrdt schedule Bamberger Electric effec-tn- e khakt-elaMr Mhrdule Barnbei ger Eleolile effec-- I national parks befoie teturning And the conference Saturday gendarmes day midnight feast were dumped A It ROW HU si t Vest 2nd South member door boomed shut In the (sees of of the board and G N today Was 789 for full Infor unceremoniously Into tho polite I'm kman will speak on "The United the today Was 783 for full infor During the p ist virek they visit'd v Idence room IStdtes Govunimnt In Bu inr-sluiatioru the startled officers Child superintend' nt of city schools ina lion (Advert (AdvJ ) (Adv) national parks In Colorado INVITES ts Dempsey Duein City to Attend Brother’s Riles DOLLAR Elks Arrange Candidate Sets Welcome for Meeting Ahead BRINGS ARREST National Head Hotel Official dol-la- is Coast C of C Joins in Move For Warehouse HOTEL DE IIORO OWNER SWINGS AX ON POLICE Miller Joseph Dies in Coast ti s er Burglars Plunder Three Residences ln Italian Envoy Goes to Coal Ron-cal- PJ an School Program J 1 d Chamber Official Sets Coast Trip coin-mi’sl- 4 et a)1 2 f j