| Show v rr: r f m V! ur THE HALT LAKE TRUUINE FRIDAY MORXIN(J MAY Two Pedestrians COURT ORDERS to US TO PROVE ' TO STUDENTS MoloreaiCrasli OGDEN PAYOFF Federal Judge Intimates Proseeutiou Has Tailed to Establish (iase OGDEN—It Ogden city seeks “to Wallow in iU own miie’’ and levy tribute upon Iwotleggcrs gambles and prostitutes that ls not the gov said ledstral eminent's busmens Judge Tillman D Johnson Thurs lav The court's comment came near the end of the second day of the trials of seven Weber county and Ogden city public and law enforcement off) cers who are charged with conspir cv to violate the piohibition lews Judge Johnson declared that the government had failed to show "pay offs" to the defendants and that evi denoe of actual financial trunsfi n would be required to w arrant the case being heard The government Introduced evl dence Wednesday puriorting to show that Sheriff Amasa M Hammon had received $100 from Lerov Malm in aurance agent who had been given the monev by Fat Davis Ogden bootThe sheriff returned the legger mount to Malm 15 months later It was testified The other defendants are- Mayor Ora Bundy Ogden A E Witong Ogden chief of police Captain 1 W Pack and Detective M L Christen sen Ogden police department Dep uty Sheriffs J W Harbertson and Erasing Bingham Judge Johnson's comment came rear the close of a day maikod by some sensational testimony as well as long and monotonous irosa-exalnation by the battery of defense at- OGDEN — Two pedestrians were injured and one autoist was arrested for reckless driving as the result of an accident invoking two trucks a sedan and two men at Twenty fourth street below Grant avenue at 7 a m Thursday O C Richardson 42 Tremon-tosuffeied a bruised hip L M finer 911 Twenty seventh street was slightly bruised on the legs and J M Betkstead 42 Wilson Lane was booked at the police station on a charge of reckless di ivmg The police report slates diove a tiuck into another truck belonging to P C Riclnird-soFeed company in front of the store at 248 Twenty fourth sti net- - that Llie force of the impact caused the second truck to bump a sedan owned by J B Marsh 521 TwPntv-thirs'rect and the Milan bumped into Richwho ere ardson and facet s'anding on the street Beckstead claimed the Richardson truck extended too fir Into the street and le cou’dn t misa it Sergeant I M Hilton Detective L M Gale and Ofkoer E L Shaw investigated Beck-stea- ldnlprs at State College Receive Awards at Asembly LOGAN— Awards fqr participation in student body activities were pre suited to students of the Utah State Agricultural college m an assembly held Thursday The musical pro giam consisted of a souvaphone solo by leo Petty accompanied by Mis N W Christiansen and a vocal solo by Marcus Guff in accompanied by Ruth Hammond Howard Law was I he fol in charge of the progiam lowing awards were picsented fltudrnt body officer wrd medal pre enlrd by Wrllln Ronnelly Hay LiUvwm e in attain City undent body president C d n Hmillifield vice president Marie Hvnaieton Vernal aecretary Howard Law Howard Pond Loaa Morm Springvllle d Wriiiit Lo an Lila Patera Brigham Cur Haul Larsen PrfUtwi Idaho and Jack Christian len Ixvgan eieeutlvo committee men Alrna Blnru American Pork aong leader Hneldou Bergeaon Lewleton cheer lead er ilitorV award— Medal by presented Ldward Bacley Bat Ralph Christensen I aae Busrer editor Prank Fonuesbeck L'ssn Bt ident I ife editor Manaiera— Medal presented by Ralph Loaan Chriaiiansen Clyde Jorgenson Humr Howard Law ftprinavtlle Student l ire Austin Fife Lon dcbui joini basketball Heteraoo Pocatello Idaho Co-- 1 fur Oaden track Hush fuller foot-babin bia Unmi Ruhtrd Sonne Loin Home Hulme Paris Idaho aorlaU preiemed by Profewor ibailng MedaAustin Pile Loaan D Cl Wallai e V ckera winet Monroe Lynn KJoepfer Providence Morrell Loaan William Huiiff — Pkn preatnled by Ted Ratley Dali Bowen Mary Brown A H Oibbom ila Church Ixan Lloyd Boyd Pulley and Idaho John fltewaft AaliLuti JiAiuiou Lee Paradlae Huih Halt Lake Orville Pawn Jorei Heher Btulla Fyller Columbia Of Arlene Bowtra Idaho Paria Morgan den L Jenn Bait Lake Margaret Rtrle Uwistrm Anna peteraon Ruhfleld Marie Vernal Phyllla Richards Singleton Jay Nle sen Burley Irtano Student Life— Pin presented by Prank Ponniaberk Ruth Lafton Kavsvllle Lee Pollie Alien Malad Jetuen Salt Idaho Ployd Morgan Weeton Idaho Lynn Kloepfer Providence Orville Lee Paradlie Unroln McClellan Jean Cyril McClellan Inkeradorfer Mae Bwenton Austin Pile Lonrad Harrtion ad Boyd filler Iogan V vlan Smith Balt Uke Eldon Calllner R arkfoot Paul Oeddea Denver Idaho Idaho Preston CVlo Uovd Parkrell Idaho Paul Laraon Horace H lime Pari Preaton Idaho pramaMe award — ILTapbook presented M Mae Bwenaon Wlllia Heat Joan Cardon Howard Mondell Spencer Maude Cooley Pond Julia Ureen Morr a Wr fht Ray B Marie Andraon and Miller Weat Jr Ryan Ijoitn LeRoy Baioabury Bountiful F mer Heibun Pern Barrua Mantl Oibaon Idano ptieraon Rlchf eld Pawn Jonei Heber June White Paradlie Floyd Morgan Wegton Idaho v Ra W A award— Pin preaenled n Beth Pil’more prea dent becca Rlrle Ardia Laraen Vifilce Carlson Lgan Srrillhf leld Ruth Peter m Loean The 110 prlae given for the best aaemb y preaenled during the year wai preram awarded to the B ue Key organUatiOB by Mia Veda TremelUng MEETING SET FOR PROTESTS to Proposed Street Improvement to Objections Be Reviewed torneys ‘ ’ '! Rieliop Kearnej Cuslunan Ralph Dinner at Open- Speaks Conference ing S Rev Tn Arifuin-- ' Than 2300 Students Eagerly Await Start of Summer Vacation More Sacrament Plane jtrr Message Johnson Mill Arrive Friday to Speak at Chateau Hoard ders Work After Tour of Inspection OGDEN— The most Rev James E LOGAN— Inspection of the Cache Kearney bishop of the Catholic dio LOGAN— More than 2300 Logancounty schools in the north district ese of Salt Lake will administer the City school children are eagerly by Superintendent J W Kirlcbrlde sac rament of confirmation to a class of the school Clerk Llojd M Theurer and Board the final awaiting peal 100 of children and adults m St Jo bells last the 7 30 s day of school Member H Ray Pond of Richmond Friday xeph Catholic church Friday at Graduation exercises Thursday night resulted m a decision to make repairs p m Bishop Kearney also will deliver a of the Logan junior high school and in the Park Cove and Lewiston message of vital importance to mem the senior high school exercises Fri- schools bera of St Joseph's parish The ex day in the Logan L D S tabernacle K C Schaub local architect lsited ercises will be concluded with the maik the closing of the schools celebration of solemn benediction of Most of the grade schools have held the old Richmond grade school build the Blessed Sacrament in which their exercises in the form of May mg with the group and also a comBishop Kearney will be assisted by dances and picnics the Rev Patrick F Kennedy and the Claience E Smith principal of the mittee from the Richmond Lions club Rev Joseph P Moreton A special Bcai River high school addi e sed the to give advice on the feasibility of program of music will be presented graduates of the junior high sc hool making the building into a public! commencement by St Joseph's senior choir under the at the Mi exercises gymnasium Schaub advised direction of Mis S P Dobbs Thursday night such a project against An illustrated lectuie on 'A Trip Possible reroofing of the entire Bryant S Hinckley president of Through Europe” will be given bv the Liberty L D S stake will ad Park school may be necessary bein Weber college dress the senior high graduates Fri cause of the numerous leaks in the Bishop Kearnev auditorium at 8 30 p m The bishop day Superintendent L A Petersen roof Also repair of boards under who is a member of the Priests’ choir who was to have part on both pro the eaves was deemed necessary of New York City will sing a group grains will be unable to attend be A committee of scout officials of of songs typical of the European cause of illness Cove asked the boards permission to He countries which he has vLsited The senior high program which use one of the unused rooms in the will be accompanied at the piano by will be held in the L D S taber- Cove school for scout woik The Miss Ruth McBride nacle includes Selection school group said they were willing to coAll members of the parish and their orchestra invocation Joseph E Car operate with the school board in fixfriends are invited to attend the lec don president of Cache L D S ing up two rooms in the building one tuie stake salutatory Keith Spencei stu to be used for the scouts and th dent body president selection mixed other as a playroom for the children chorus valedictories Robert Harri- The group offered to furnish labor if son and Marguerite Fonnesbeck se the board would furnish the matenal lection girls’ chorus address Mr which was agreed to will be continued Inspections Hinckley presentation of graduates Principal George S Bates presenta- throughout the district the superin tion of diplomas William Evans Jr tendent said NFPHI— Request for change of president of the school board selec S was Justice filed with John ' TO TEST CATTLE l'venue I LVf'll tion graduates and orchestra bene Cooper of this city Thursday by P J diction John II Anderson LOGAN — Tubercular tests far exit Sanders attorney for Pete Cobo march orchestra dairy cattle in Cache county will be ' charged with murder for the alleged concluded next week announces town board slaying of I rank McIntyre prominent Commit BINGHAM — The County Agent R L Wrigley Dr E to Ice Suggest on May 18 D Lelby is conducting the tests and Wednesday night decided to retain rancher at Eurekavenue is asked on The change of all regular employes on a basis of next weeks schedule follows MonPlans in Relief Change 18 days a month This applies to the the ground that the justice is biased day Cornish Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Lewiston police and water departments andnd prejudiced — com committee BINGHAM A at the Eureka Cobo ariested will be effective June 1 board town of members of the posed has The board reduced Jta ow n salaries! daY following the slajing and and fraternal organizations will ar to $15 a month from $18 75 and tlie been held in the Juab county jail range a meeting with the county rehere since mayor to $20 from $37 50 to request that some lief County Attorney C L Weatherbury local committee The monthly salaries of the health person be designa'ed to invesofficer city attorney and custodian is expected here Friday from Eureka applications for relief were each reduced $10 a month The when it ls expected the question of tigate The present system resulting in change of venue will be decided reduction will total $250 a month delavs has not been satisfactory and all agree that a ‘change should be CITY RECORDER N4MFD CLUBWOMEN BREAKFAST MURRAY-Members MURRAY— Mavor Fred Peters and made of the Murto Applications for coal refe-re- d ray Woman a club closed their season the citv commission appointed Raythe Salt Lake office have not been recorder Thursday with the annual breakfast mond R Rasmussen city n the Baptist church served by the during the week to succeed W J reported upon m some instances for womans auxilury of the church A Warenski who resigned after serving two weeks progrsm consisting of songs and for 27 years Mr Rasmussen is bish dances from various countries was op of the Murray Second L D S Rabbi Will Address 'ward given Deaf Blind Students eiTransfer Sought In Murder Case Town Employes iC ill UOtatCU “ AT SALT LAKE THEATERS Garden Club Has Exhibit Saturday s cross-examin- ot M Y- 82-- rtpn n IIolcl Theater Dr1vo'l I rUJlLi ulllU OGDEN— Rabbi Samuel II GorSalt Lake will deliver the ad dress at the annual commencement exercises of the Utah State School for the Deaf and Blind in the school chspel Friday at 8 p m Superintendent Frank M Driggs will be jn charge Six students will receive diplomas from Dr I L Dainee Salt Lake president of the board of trustees Following the exercise a reception nd danea wilt be held In the school gymnasium In honor of the graduates Commander OGDEN — National Lours A Johnson of the American legion who left the state legislature of West Virginia to join the colors In 1917 will be a guest of Utah !e arriving gionnaires Fnday night from the west at 6 50 p m He will 8 p m at chateau at the legion speak to the legion and auxiliary members from northern Utah and western Wyoming Commander Johnson will be met at the depot by a local teception committee and department oflicers led by Depaitment Commander Charles He will be R Mabey of Salt Lake taken to the Hotel Ben Lomond foi d"inmr '"after v"hichthepoat drum corps will escort him to the hateau Commander L W Nims of Ogden post will be in charge of the chateau meeting Greetings will be extended by Department Commander Mabev Mayor Ora Bundy and Mrs R L Har-lidepartment president of the auxiliary R L Olson who was department commander of Utah when Commander Johnson was commander of the West Virginia department will introduce the national coimimndei The post quartet will furnish musn Commander Johnson will be taken to Salt Lake Satuiday morning to spend the day there and make an appeal ance at the assembly hall Sotyu-danight -- c t n y DELTA SCOUTS SEE DAM Nev-F- ortv Bov LAS VEGAS Scouts from Delta Utah were en route home Thuisday after visiting the Boulder dam project The boys led bv Dr J E Stains of Delta aqd Don C Bishop of Huicklev Utah arrived m automobiles and spent an entne day viewing the dam workings Dr Stains and Mr Bishop said the boys planned to make an annual trip to Boulder City until the dam is completed don TODAY! 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They Couldn't Make a Dummy Out of Elmer About 32 per cent of the seamen below the grade of licensed officer employed by the American mer chant marine are aliens Nature Had Beaten Them to IU Hrrc'a thr bittlrst harbill eomrdY Jnl rib-!on- t Cm lie Cbunl) OGDEN— The time lias come when financial leaders w ill see the un Chris ban poLuy from a social standpoint f running business for the benefit of the few the Rt Rev Ralph S Cush man bishop of the Methodist Epixco pal church Denver area declaied in an add i ess here Thuisday night Bishop Cushman spoke at the men's fellowship banquet in the First Meth odist church opening the fifty fourth annual conference of the Utah nus sion of the church which will continue Friday Satuiday and Sunday Guests at the banquet were Dr C W Hanc her superintendent of Meth odist church activities in Utah and I)r Walter Torbett San I rancisco western representative of the board of home motions Music for the session was furnished bv the Weber eollrge orchestra and Miss J G Leonard who sang a so prano solo The Friday session of the conference will open with communion serv Dr ice at the church at 8 30 a m E D Kohlstedt of Philadelphia genmiseral superintendent of all home sionary work will addiess the business session at 10 45 a m and Bishop ( ushman w ill speak at the Aftprnonn Bt 2 30 p m and at the ning w nrshlDr servu e at 7 30 o'clock Dr Harry T Moms pastor of th local church is in charge of ariange ments month A $10 “protection" PROVO— Protests and obje’tinns fund raised by levy upon bootleggera to the proposed Improvement of apgamblers and owners of slot machines was alluded to In testimony proximately 200 Provo city block by John Sandman veteran bootleg through the laying of asphalt paving ger Sheriff Hammon at first want- or an mix as listed in the ed to be “tn" on the "take" but later advertised will of Intention notice hia mind said the witness changed Joe Arnold Riverdale moonshine be heard by the Trovo city commu-alo- n manufacturer by hj own admission Ia Monday June 12 at 7 30 p m told of being approached by Deputy of protest must be filed with Sheriff Harbertaon to find out what Noticea 5 p m Ogden bootleggers could be trusted" the city recorder prior to to pay tribute jf that day according to Mayor Jesse N Ellertson Court Excludes Testimony The notice of proteat Bernard Cash an unemployed lino- must contain the description of the type operator testified to a raid by property the number of front feet Ogden police upon the United War Service organization's clubrooms In abutting the said proposed improvethe Kiesel building but tha court re- ment and be signed by the property fused to permit testimony regarding owner on srarg and starts estia $J60 settlement the fund of which According to the engineer' MR4MOCNT World On Ui iate UKO OHEMtflM— Bilk Phil Rich and ith Vane Fair was said to have been collected by mate the cost of laying the surfacing ' Tha ("Elmer Great”) n OfneMcva Adair in Old Man Oool as follows If rock asphalt will be annual Ogden’s bootleggera Joe E Brown comes to the Para Kota and Kudtll manotoquiat which abutter's MURRAY — The sixth ‘ It waa while Sandman was being is used $206 064 of 940 Silvtr Un tha Tha Cord Darbr aciaan In of the mount Elmer The Murray show flower Friday starting or $1 16 per Hiring wtih Irtna Dunne Laura Hop Crewe that Judge Johnson portion will be $170 on how Joe Garden club will be held Sat Great" a delirious McCrea Inc Undm strip Mowerin the First National bank un baseball ihould ‘not”comedy remarked that he had one queiionfrollt7S“ir 'lnf‘ar fool for a on thr AlLiBi t cery U be played urdnr rPnU Pr Fnnt )r llner ?ont and with VICTOR- fcai § Ore? a Sunset t as to ask of the witness of the Mrs gen an hilarious Cum of is direction tcr Ring ray adaptation Keene Kathleen Burke aim loin “Have you ever paid any monev of a 20 foot stilp if hot mix asphalt oral chairman ' with Betty th hit— th star Lardner Unknown only atory Compaon of which abutters to any of these defendants?" the court t used $M2 Halph Be au r Any amateur gardener may display has had that is as funny as Joe him PARAMOINT Joe E Brown In Elmar the asked Th reply was in the nega portion will be $117 000 or 8130 cents flowers he has grown them self with Patricia Elm Claire Dodd provided Ureal foot per front or linear foot for ' Elmer” a small town baseball live Frank MtHuth Preston hotter and containers As Flowers himself foot for ulr- - Prednc Marrh and Cary Orant “If there I no proof of any monev strip or 54 cents per lmesr must b at the bank before noon star Jive has to wake up three times CAP1 In The Kaflt and the Hawk ' with Carole strip If gravel oil mix Is when doors will be locked to facili a day to rat Only when being paid to ny of these defend sweet his Jack Oakie lrrhard 964 of which the abutters nu and if this Ls 11 we have agailst used $136 2 P1AYH)1 or 78 cents Ute tiie Judging At p mw doors will heart hama indifference m he troasedi Mm with Kiepura noted turopeaa tenor the defendant” said the court “then portion will be $11130 480 In ill remain enough to accept the offer to play t d foot strip or 52 Ire open to tha public ard tliere Isn’t much to the prosecution " per linear foot for oynor ir with so unU the big leagues As an ace batsman RivLTo- - bii 9pm strip s A few minute later Judge John- cent for C u a tern third cla with the htrago Cubs he Tirst second ard 282 blocks are listed In of A total son expressed hi impatience at the will be offered for each variety perumental ai a pnma donna and cum WaeWrttin sne ixne Him Wrom “ notice but only approxitme being taken up with Sandman's the intention Cary Grant mi Nah Hary Man of bloom There will be a leialth funniest recruit ever unearthed William with 200 be will 8T ATI — Lawyer mately completed Mayor section for house examination tnd An able cast of first rate players Powell Rrblrf plants ard nunia Joan Biondeil aiao keueves Eilrrtson O Brlen Mtureen i ueorc Roc witft set be th by remarking "We could be here Ellis and will star Patricia clublmpporls up by lure garden O BulllYtn month if we sought to question each mem!ers Clan e Dodd have the feminine leads n witness in this manner” S show to of the da‘e Foster IVe the Frsnk McHugh to fame because of hu ability to away Owing Judge Johnson then asked George isused bv the backward spring a Berton Churchill Sterling Holloway juries and who then fell because he JL Lout United State at wirier variety of flowers u expected ind Fmma Dunn have rollicking thought he knew as much about Icvo tomey who is handling the govern HL“ than ever before to be on The film is Many popular baseball stars M sbout law eviment rase "Have you any lake part tn the fast baseball arenea dramatic funnv and romantic Joan of cash dence CLOTH1NQ CLINIC PLANNED payment being marie Innumerable laugh situations de Biondeil ha the leading feminine to the officers that did not go into OGDEN — Purchase of the Orpheum A clothing cltnlc velop with Elmer in the big etty de- role and In the cast are Helen Vinson theater properties and the Piaza ho- EMITHFIELD— Lie Ogden city treasury?" direct-oof Mis Lola Jen termined not to be a "dummy” How Alan Dmehart Allan Jenkins David tel on Washington avenue between under the will be he finally extricate himself from an La Called Local Affair and others Twenty-fiftand Twentyeixth street sen district 1 exteruuon agent ‘Robbers Roost t 7ane Grey “There Is no use wasting week's from W E Newman was announced held June at the Smlthfield junioi avalanche of troublei makea an Up t'me to get this aoct of evidence The Thurday by A L Glasmann gen high sihool Mms Jenven will b as roarmu fade out story tells of Arizona rattle history Welter Catlett In “Daddy Knows and was filmed mostly m that losuited bv club leaders of Smithfield conspiracy statute doe not cover the eral manager of the Eldiedge-GlBest” a MackSennett comedy addslcaj It a lvpual western thriller tribute levied by Ogde city upon its mann Investment conipsuiv Tlw Maureen laughs to the big program PauLwith plenty of romance bootleggera” cash Involved In tlie deal w as not Vihltemnn and h Rhythm Iloys Inlo Sullivan has the principal feminine The court commentci that while made public Row Radio ‘Ramblin' Around and it Is not good morals ‘'it not anv Th properly extend for 100 front part and the suppoitmg castli a nota Pai amount sound news complete the b one busman of the federsl government feet on Washington avenue and 300 bill Ogden city can wallow In It own feet deep and consist of a flveatory mire If tley want to get revenue by hotel building atuli Include the PLAYHOUSE collection from bootleggers gam- Orpheum theater ("Be Min Tealght”) bler and prostitute That is a loSir th sakl Glasmann tnvelmnt de Combining a'erlmg diema cal affair “ company will lease both tie ho- n appreciative and enre at jlluua comedy enchanting music and Refor Sandman admitted that he was and the theater the Ladies' Literary club 7 buisday ixquisile settings B Mine Tonight" ervtng a six month federal sentence Los k S mlair ja continuing to delight putur night Marguerite InUia Weber rounty jail when Sheriff I11 Will Reaiimi Salt lake soprano demonstrated that goers at the Plavhotue Th Hammon just after taking offee in v‘nurr lnc her home pub- n lrgi a new era in musical lHir tiiinTnee ielixcvl June him absxit the January 1931 arbeard her sing she ha lc lhllt n combine popular “bootlegg'rg iTstem" Iqulred greater dramatic powera end with folk melod et tnd opera'ir num The prisoner who had been In the I OG AN— Th annual vacation Join musltal understanding ber 1'quor hualneaa told of the rale of mrhool at the txgan First Presbyterian gcinfr a graceful personality to her vocal Kiepura tenor of the Vienna opera levy which he aakl were $75 for a church will be held again thia aum- - ing Mis b'nclalr succeeded In who ha been a senaalion In Europe merits peakeaay $100 fora gambarg houseimrr from junP 3 0 june 15 at the charmed listeners her is the star of the p rt t tinging the rle holding and $10 for each slot machine whlih Logan aiademv which Ugh'ful them sor g "Tell Me To her program throughout averaged $10 900 a "tor th 7 be daily swion Will !be hrld from VlY tori' brief night " several lta'an folk melodies Elriff Hammon Mid he would j m to 11 30 a m daily hrn voice u a dramatic soprano of and thrre oprtatic puridiers lrilud think It over m1 ftandman m 'or 'u' gr ml Iona beaut y pure a nd a eel In Ir g a eoe from orh lh Pt f1' latow when bandrnan had com dent Rigolelto " one and recreation will be carried Her ana from from Ia Traviala" and a complete plated hia aemerw'e Ire agan met the mll Th teachers will lnclud Mis wiUi a act of la Iluhem ” urcini w(r ahertff tha wtnes Md M“ sense of Style particu'ar ly the Tha p tore as f dry esl In Sw Iber “Wa talked about that matter Mid M Mis Mrs ” Coulter Id! t whu h land and thus is brought before the Rhein Mlmr from Sandman 'He told m to go ahead n Ketihum and M‘ Elsie Anderson was ftTARTl it NDAT s most effective performance end eye til magnifuent arenery of the z nd get th money Then asked Assistant will he Musa f tlora Peter I encore demand for In brought th in feminine role InAlp how mu h dal it mean to h m amt leading d Mis Addle Met ausland such lyrics es the tender eppeelmg Magda Sc ImeU'er a young German 2 said $1000 to $2xh) a month The "A Spirit llowei C’ampt trrs nf exquisite beau'v and rharm iherLff said ’Go a'wad and do lb' o far ' JA lh ot her "’('1''nie baUm e of th cast all furnpean 7 h "propoaitwm" never rna'crcaV uon In the pavmciits were csmtinedL baltv mini manifest but lh n eellent one and combine their toe witnewA lepnrtfd la of mood were equally well artistic ally to make ' It Mine Sandman admit ciproUng apeak Itnterpretatil Th eudienr IndicatedjTonighl no of lb reelly delightful eascaon I w enly f f Ji atreel wllh the h wholehearted epproval el the nktuies of the seao'n UcetufA id nArni of — thit fuur other Jionii tn ono h h IK prmil in TO wt t iddrrt to the fniirtiinmi nt II obUinrd f A(ri Wif fimiliir luh numbtr L' til huji rtot in th PAt f urjrt nrt mother thn It Mn for ft Ilmni hrld ns t r SAdmmn tftUftod hBi f our riant t Intprprptption nf nrigi- - f w rtuvi u Fftlr mhirh rrsrr bfrn ftrrnn’l by poU' ornajtlyf1(jprt ill and Janr t liisnor In thr WITHOUT CALOMEL Sheriff mtrnbtr of Ore h Hammon Wpul ri nd to ith pr in ipl mlr support oft dnrt univrriily organtutinn onr hriAttonrn Thr iratt that 1m ludrt ijr h frpttjrrd pta r anrty to th profrn 'n'gsp AbJ Too’Q Jarap Out of Bet! to Uv c that tty portrayal of thi Maglalrn Inrplrrd rri Ri t rw Avir? 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