Show in THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING Six Fraternities SENATOR KING UTAHNS URGE c CATTLE BUYING TO SAVE HERDS Of ‘Liquor Gambling Conditions’ Candidate Declares Section Should Have Railroad Service Ses- 13 DEALER FACES BASIN SPEAKER Announce First Bid Day Pledges WCTU Flays ‘Official Condoning’ Blood Praised for Refusal to Call Special sion on State Prohibition Repeal OCTOBER 20 1934 Fifth Prisoner STAFF CHOSEN Captured After CODE CHARGES BY INSURANCE Escaping Jail MEN OF UTAH Suit Alleges ’Violation of U S A C Seventy-eigh- t State Automobile Only One of Former Ulali Students Accept Greek County Inmate Report Robert L Salmon Ogden Agreements Letter Invitations ed Now at Large Elected President of PROVO— The first suit alleging State Group men at the violation of the automobile industry PROVO— All but one of the six t LOGAN — VERNAL — At a largely attended Democratic rally held here Thursday Seventy-eighOGDEN— Resolutions condemning to repeal the remaining prohibition night Senator William H King told State and Federal Officers state officials for their attitude on the laws We expect to see a brazen and of fair competition to be r the people that the Uintah basin de Utah State Agricultural college were code prisoners who escaped from the Utah liquor and gambling situations for determined effort made by the liquor served a railroad to connect this area pledged to fraternities on the campus corded in Utah county was filed in county and Stockman Unite jail on August 1 have been the district court Friday asking that condoning conditions under the repeal interests at the next session of the leg with the D St R G W or the Union at the first bid day Friday Machine captured It was reported Friday by the Anderson and era secure to of in to islature all restricand Utah Garage further men attempts The repeal Pacific and the rest of he Utah that following pledged' in Jlequest nullify anttllquor laws were passed tions on their traffic Pi Kappa Alpha — Wayne Atwood company of Provo be restrained Sheriff E G Durnell after Captain hoped to secure an irrigation project by the Utah Stata Women’s Chrisat Lcota for the farmers of Ouray val Paul Anderson Ralph Clark Paul from continuing to violate the code W C Miller of the Casper Wyo Canadian Plan Oppose The complaint which was filed tian Temperance union in the concludin the southern part of Uintah Christensen Dalmaine Hodges HarOGDEN— Request was presented had wired him police department session of its forty-fiftannual "2 The infamous Canadian plan ley ing Ja- by District Attorney Dallas H Young old Hall Raeldon Goates He an said old county Sylvan age pension on behalf of the state of Utah al- that Robert Nelson was arrested in Friday to Robert C McCord assist-n- t convention Friday at the First Meth- of state operated Uquor stores which measure was as sure to be enacted in cobsen Jack James Richard J has already been personally investi- congress as there was light shining hief of the cattle end sheep pur- odist church community house Floyd Morgan Steve Rush-fort- h leges that the Provo company has that city Thursday on a charge of In elections held at the session all gated and turned down by so many in the hall Ralph Porter Willard Shiev-mgto- been selling new cars at a price less forgery chasing program of the AAA that officers were retained They are of our sister states is not the correct To relieve the taxpayers of Uintah Bennion Spencer Paul Spen- than the minimum price provided for Efforts to have Nelson returned additional cattle be purchased in the code contracts to Provo will be made and if sucPresident Mrs D W Jenkins of control for Utah’s liquor problem It and Duchesne counties of the burden cer and Madison Thomas Although die H M a Utah as means of mitigating vice presidents Mrs appears to be but one more method or of untaxable Indian lands he said he Sigma Chi— Lyle Bjorn Mark Bow- have been made up for the mini- cessful he will be charged with burreof mum amount Lake in Miss for Salt the code device City and specified to get an appropria- ers Matt Browning was increasing sales The aster to the livestock Industry of the Parry Bob Conrad glary for allegedly taking several Prout of Ogden corresponding strictive laws we now have should tion attempting of $25000 or $50000 from the Harold Dibble Bedford Douglas discounts have been wrongfully al- guns from the Utah county jail at state thi winter because of a short- Jennie of H enE Mrs states be retained and lowed the suit secretary Hutsinpillar strengthened government He said he was m favor Frank Fister Dale Hadfield Boyd the time the six men strangled Night age of feed and forage resulting from Ogden recording secretary Mrs P E forced In contention of this three cases Jailer of good schools good teachers and Hall Harold Hendricks Max George H Brimhall into unthe drouth ’3 We heartily approve of the and treasurer are PurAult of Tremonton suit as cited the follows fcy teachers' wages that an appro- Humpherys Clair Jackson Darwin and escaped Sheriff State and federal officials and repr- Miss Nellie Swenson of Salt Lake movement started by the Catholic good 1934 car by Milan Bear-dal- l consciousness of a chase of Francis was Lund Madsen Dick Preston $100000000 priation Durnell said Nelson was being esentatives of the industry agreed City church and other federations of planned for schools out of which being of Springville at a cost of $837 50 held Thomas Rowland Utah Keith Thomas trial for petty larceny that the purchase of cattle by the gov- Departmental executives chosen by churches the Federation of Women’s would receive at least a million The Jack Watson Clark White C G on which a discount of $128 was al- when to face he made his escape ernment for slaughter is a more prac- the convention at the concluding ses- Clubs and other organizations against senator lowed: purchase of a 1934 car by T to a of Wright tribute the work paid of Grand Junction Valardl Roy tical plan than to attempt to bring sion are as follows Citizenship Mrs immoral and indecent motion pic- the women during the election camDelta Epsilon — Loren Ander- Earl Pardoe of Provo at a cost of Colo is the only prisoner at large in feed for Utah cattle 50 Lucinda Jensen Bear River legisla- tures We shall use our utmost ef- paigns He said he opposed war and sonAlpha on a which $1299 $100 discount H A Mathison and John Dew were John Hibbard Sherman Lemon Prices it Was pointed out are high tion Mrs M H Parry Salt Lake City forts to cooperate with and aid the that wars and war was allowed and purchase of a 1934 in Pueblo Colo and John preparations were Hunter Mathews Brigham Maughan car for concentrated feeds such institutes Miss Prout child welfare1 movement’ Ellen Samson Provo at k recaptured of — by costing the nation 73 per cent of ail Phi Kappa Iota Mark Bachman in Denver Neeley was captured 4 We regret the very manifest appropriations this money cost dison 50 grams or cottonseed cake and addi- Mrs N Larsen Salt Lake City pubof a $818 which $50 be Ges-seshould James Carr Clifton Davis Emil Colo The sixth prisoner Alvin tional difficulUea would be encoun- licity Mrs Hutsinpillar medal con- tendency on the part of many public spent for schools and hospitals he count was allowed Ketfchie Grant Lewis Henry Craig of Provo returned to the lo tered in getting the feed to the cat- tests Miss Lucille Estes Salt Lake officials In Utah to levy tribute on said Veril Moss Don Painter Mark Theu-re- r The suit asks that the company cal police office shortly after the tle to officials be ordered on an City flower mission Miss Jeanette commercialized vice No city or comOther speakers on the program appear Tribe Wahlen George Ault Tremonton and literature Mrs munity can afford to accept any part were Warwick C Lamoreaux candi- Reid Wayne order to show cause why they break Objection Raised of the vile earnings of saloon keep- date for representative from Salt Lake BetaWangsganjl should not be restrained from vio Objection was raised at the mee- H E Henriques Salt Lake City Dave Kappa— George Bailey ers bootleggers Amblers or prosti- county Joseph Ririe candidate for H Gibson Edward Fall t Keep Promises ting which was held at the Hotel Ben Greenwell James lating the code and why they should B tutes not be required to produce their Lomond to further reduction of Utah One resolution called attention to State treasurer Mrs Frank Penrose Harvey A ELarson Charley Mol-le'School Campaign associate chairman of all women's acherds it being contended that the the people of Utah “to the utter failJack Murphy Park Wadsward books and records pertaining to their retail motor vehicle business for in'5 We urge upon all educators the tivities in Utah industry in more normal times will ure of the enemies of the eighteenth Jack Whiting need all the cattle now remaining amendment to make good their prom- need for more stress being placed on George A Slaugh candidate for spection by the state advisory com mittee as provided for under the pro To this the reply was made by R H ises They promised that the saloon instruction in schools of all grades state representtaive from Uintah visions of the code The company PROVO — Removal of the old boiler Hinckley state director for F E R A should not come back that the boot- concerning the evil effects of alcohol county was chairman of the rally has refused to allow the state com- room and smokestack on the upper and John M Macfarlane president legger should be eliminated and that and tobacco and all other harmful mittee to inspect the books without campus is another move to beautify The next few of the Utah Cattle and Horse Grow- the national government would pro- drugs and narcotics a court order the suit states A tem- the Brigham Young university LaVal ers’ association that there will be tect the dry states We call the peo- years must be devoted to an intensive porary restraining order is also S Morris associate professor of fewer cjttle In the state next year if ple of Utah to witness that the old sa- campaign of education looking to total architecture and head of asked by the plaintiff during the landscape the purchasea are not made They loon is back again that the bootlegger abstinence on the part of the indithe campus committee announces aaid more cattle would die becauae still plies his trade and that our state vidual and total prohibition for the pendency of tlfe suit Date for hearing the case will In The smokestackwill be torn down of futile efforts to save too large is being flooded with liquor from state ” transformers near and the number than will be lost to the state other states ” Friday’s convention session began PROVO—Captured while attempt- all probability be set Saturday court by will beunsightly housed inside the new boilwith a properly regulated purchas- Among other resolutions passed by at 9 30 a m with a devotional serto burglarize the Redden Cash attaches stated ing er room roof will boiler room The ing program vice led by Mrs W H Fawle of the convention were the following store 478 West Center street be removed and replaced by a conTAKING 1 ADMITS AUTO Necessity was We heartily indorse the recent Ogden During the morning session LOGAN — Several important Grocery pointed out for two were taken Th entire surroundings crete however since the rulings of Attorney General Joseph reports were given by state officers changes are expected in the Logan into custody by juveniles speedy action TWIN FALLS Idaho— A H Morse will slab Provo police Thursbe camouflaged with suitable 28 pleaded guilty before Peace JusChez against slot machines lotteries and departmental directors of the as- L D S stake at the quarterly con- day night quicker the number of cattle shrubbery A synchronized electric brought within the limits of the food and other forms of gambling: We de- sociation In the afternoon the busi- ference which opens Saturday at 7 30 The boys were seized by James Red- tice H M Holler Wednesday after- blower will take place of the smokesupply the more feed there will be sire to commend Governor Blood for ness session and elections were pre- p m in the Logan L D S taber- den autoof a noon to an inhe had been charge taking stack in the heating system proprietor after for those retained the coming winter his steadfast and consistent refusal to ceded by a memorial service for de- nacle A E Anderson president of the formed to E M mobile a someone belonging that Sweeley Sumac juniper and other shrubs l)y passerby stake announced Other sessions will was m his call a special session of the legislature parted members blood Heads Party store ’’The youths were local attorney and driving around will be used in the beautification probe held Sunday at 10 a m 3 p m town and He was in it fined $100 and into The state delegation was headed by gum candy produce gram The Improvement is expected and 7 30 p m the latter meeting be- loading a box They told officers that they lodged in jail in default of payment to be complete within two weeks Governor Henry H Blood and inthe direction of under stake the ing a back Morse was arrested by police officers Student labor under direction of J store the entered cluded in addition to Mr Hinckley through muutals door at 5 p m and hid until the who asserted he had a quantity of W Sauls will be used on the project and Mr Macfarlane William Peter-o- n Rudger Clawson member of the L blankets and I E R A beef in the car director and W W Owens asD S council of twelve apostles will proprietor locked up He aald he lived Po- when apprehended an (Additional State News on Folsistant director of the cattle purFollowing investigation by be the principal speaker it was anin Alabama E lice Chief and lowing Page) John Harris Capchasing program in Utah and Dean nounced It is expected Mr Clawson E J Maynard all from the Utah will set apart the Seventh and Twelfth tain James C Snow one of the youths to State Agricultural college and Dr burconfessed participating in the L D S ward bishoprics which were F E Murray in charge of the fedof the Western States Grocery recently-organizeIt is also expect- glary 440 warehouse eral bureau of animal Industry in West Center street 'YOUNG" IDEAS FOR THE WOMAN WHOSE JoCandidate Says Utah Back- Amalgamated Sugar Gets ed a successor will be named ofto the Utah about two weeks ago In which Jack Jr Quinney seph president tranCook Mr McCord was accompanied by 20 20 and Raska Lloyd Permit to Operate in L D S northwestern states mission sients were arrested and ward in Getting Harry Petrie of Denver regional adgiven prison who was first counselor in the stake ministrator of the cattle purchase California U S Funds Other speakers will be Mr An- sentences Nearly 38 cartons of stolen from the grocery wareprogram who expressed insight into derson C W Dunn John Anderson house were recovered the livestock conditions in Utah They had and J W Morrell been hidden in a woodpile at the resiIt was arranged that those presSACRAMENTO Oct 19 ent would present m writing the VERNAL—Don B Colton Repubdence of the youth the officers said of incorporation for the Amalgamost accurate information as lican candidate for United States headwith reto mated to present Utah livestock possible home senator company returned Sugar Friday conditions with their recommendations and new acquaintance with his many quarters In Ogden Utah were filed would forward the statement to Mr friends in this section of the state today at the office of the secretary of McCord at Washington immediately Expressmg regret over the long de- state After the present cattle purchase CONSERVATIVE— Yet Smart In Every Style Detail The company had made plans to COALVILLE — Consrtuction work program is completed Mr McCord lay in the beginning of construction was told there will be a shortage of on the Moon lake reclamation project erect a $1500000 sugar beet refinery on five Summit county projects enBRIGHAM CITY— As a result of a 130000 tons of hay in the amount re- Mr Colton flayed the lack of dili- at Clarksburg Cal tailing an expenditure of $90000 will with a number of taxpayers Construction of the plant was an- start within the next two weeks it meeting quired for the coming winter gence on the part of the Utah conat Garland Tremonton and Brigham Comto of was stated after nounced Agriculwith respect Friday by County Secretary Mors Purchases Asked gressional delegation committee vrks Wallace had revealed plans to missioner John P Stevens The proj- City Fridayto a specialthe It was contended it will be neces- this and other Utah Irrigation ture appointed present viewpoint of folects and estimated the beet increase sugar processing expenditures this locality on the amount which the sary for the government to purchase projects at low to the and California In allotment that order declared Mr Colton 80 000 head more to bring the numshould be asked to pay for of approxi- some timoi reduce the company’s alunderpass $15 000 taxpayers the maintenance of the state governber remaining within the limits of to get an appropriation These move that was road adjoining Echo dam $60000 ment Idaho a lotment ui for for four Utah $9000000 mately available feed supplies during the next biennium from the public made because of reduced production Wanship to Peoa $10000 Upton road reclamation projects The meetings were held under the Desirability of larger purchases of $1000 and Gorgoza direction "‘Vi administration Governor Hen- in Idaho due to ravages of the white improvement of Dr M H Harris repredairy or of range cattle was dis- works road $5000 H Blood was forced to spend more fly ry the Utah Taxpayers’ associaIt and cussed was pointed out that senting YOUTHFUL Commissioner vigor-ouStevens said the a preaction drew than five weeks m Washington during The secretary’s tion comparatively few range animals the protest from Idaho interests sup- liminary surveying and plotting had Statistical matter will be presented past summer have been purchased as yet since the when been finished and the work Senator Borah to Utah contrast In the LARGE situation ported by to the local committee for their conoriginal belief was that 170000 could Mr Colton recalled that Senator Dill Capital structure of the company is started will prove a boOh to unem- sideration and action The chairman be purchased In Utah and that the the valin of stock 50000 county ployed shares an secured of preferred Washington of the local committee in each case appropriaHEADSIZES more orderly procedure would be to TTie road around Echo dam must be of $63000000 for the Grand Cou- ued at $100 a share and 724624 shares becomes automatically a member of purchase the dairy cattle until the tion before storage water again the no of value common stock of repaired Senator lee par McNary power project county committee and the county range cattle begin to move off the reaches capacity Commissioner Ste- chairmen in turn will constitute the AT summer ranges That movement had Republican of Oregon was given an vens said for of the $42000000 state committee of the organappropriation budget hardly begun when the purchase pro- Bonneville two In from the v past years watqr on the Co'both ization project was gram unexpectedly and suddenlyT lumbia river and Senator Kendrick the reservoir has seeped back under The local members of the Study stopped the highway alongside the dam The Mr McCord went on to Montana to of Wyoming secured an appropriation soft formation settled and disrupted group follow Orson A ChristenBrigham City continue his Investigations which are of $23000000 for a reclamation the road surface Unless repairs are sen chairman T L Davis J E being made at the request of Henry project near Casper Wyo In each water would made J C Knudson William E A Wallace secretary of agriculture instance said Mr Colton these LOGAN— Fifteen boys were sworn cause highof the roadpossibly to cave off into Davis Tremonton part Secdown were turned David Holmgren in as junior traffic patrolmen Friby Mr Petrie returned to Denver The projects the reservoir chairman James Walton C J Dewey state officials will prepare the state-fo- r retary of the Interior Ickes adminis- day at the Logan junior high school of the adminisworks F trator C Waldron GarThomas M as public Carl Poulter Gephart ment by Chief of Police Washington early next tration and were reinstated after the follows- Lowell Stoddard captain Boy ‘Suffers Injuries land John J Shumway chairman1 week R Capener G G Sweeten J M respective senators had seen the presi- Clyde Schvaneveldt and Leo Han When Two Cars Crash AGaddie dent It is common knowledge In sen lieutenants Rao Bateman Bert Washington said Mr Colton that Smith Robert Clayton Nelson Hall BRIGHAM CITY— Lamar Barker Bountiful to Launch Senator King advised Governor Blood Will Smiht Boyd Hawkins Del Monte not to see the president on the Utah Olesen LeRoy Naylor Card Pitcher 13 son of J L Barker who resides Better Housing Drive Fdwin Smith Nephi Schwab and Ben north of Brigham City received cuts projects above the eye and on the knee Thursf Bingham At the special assembly State Traf- day at 7 p m when a car listed to BOUNTIFUL— Mayor J C Stacks fic Patrolman T Earl Hunsaker gave F B Wooley of Ogden crashed into of Bountiful states that plans have an interesting talk on traffic acci- the rear of a machine driven by Mr been perfected for launching a betdents their cause and how they can Barker in which the boy was a pas- ter housing program in Bountiful beFELTS: PARK CITY — Samuel H Raddon be prevented Present at the assem- senger 17 October 22 7 ion of Samuel L Raddon editor of Monday ginning to Barthe report Mr According bly besides Chief Poulter and PatrolThat date will mark the opening the Park City Record for 82 years wools sighted another car at the side of the better housing campaign the has been appointed Sunday editor of PRICE —Honore Dusserre 66 prom- man Hunsaker were Traffic Officer ker of and to the slowed down highway SOFT RICH FURS of which is to stimulate rethe Portland Journal at Portland inent sheep owner of eastern Utah and Jarvis Freeman who has charge Lo-of offer assistance purpose when the Wooley Ore it was learned Friday director of the First National bank the junior traffic officers for the pairs alterations and improvements came up from the rear and to In homes and business properties Mr Raddon was born in Salt Lake of Price for the last 20 years died at gan city police and W F Jensen machine crashed into him chairman the of traffic the proclamation Mayor Stacks City September 30 1883 but spent his lome here Friday morning follow- committee of the junior branch police of the TRIMS-- -' Logan movemost of hts early states "In this worthy and vital in Park Ctiy ing a long illness American Automobile association " where he began years Tooele Stake Priesthood ment made possible by the national newspaper work on Born in Aubessagne Hautes Alps act we urge that every ownCHROME METAL the Record serving the paper for ten France on April 6 1868 Mr Dusserre Session Scheduled housing er of real property act at once" years Afterward for about three came to the United States 47 years Reed Smoot Will Speak RHINESTONE years he worked on The Salt Lake ago settling in California where he At Sharon Stake Meeting TOOELE — The annual priesthood Tribune and The Salt Lake Telegram resided for 11 years He came to Determine lo Survey PATENT AND RIBBON session of the Tooele L D S stake at one time being mining editor of Price in 1899 and had made his home will be held OREM — Reed Smoot of the coun- quarterly conference of Living The Tribune Standard here since He had been connected FEATHER FANQES From Salt Lake City he went to with the sheep industry for approxi- cil of twelve apostles of the L D S here Saturday night and Sunday acPortland to work for the Oregonian mately 50 years At the time of his church will be the principal speaker cording to Alfred Hanks stake presi PROVO — To determine the averand later for the Journal For two death he had extensive holdings in st the quarterly conference of the dent with Joseph Fielding Smith of age standard of living in Provo a years he also was a member of the grazing land in Carbon county and Sharon L D S slake Saturday night the quorum of the twelve apostles in survey of every family in Provd will editorial staff of the San Francisco real estate in Price He was a mem- and Sunday at the Lincoln high attendance representing the general be conducted by the Frovo chapler ARE YOU A YOUTHFUL FORTY? Examiner returning to the Journal ber of Price lodge No 1550 B F O srhool auditorium President A V authorities of the chuith of the Farmers’ and Workers’ ProIf io The first session of the conference will wish w here he since has been employed Watkins announces Elks you your hots to express both youlh end tective union soon it was decided Mr Raddon who married Elizabeth of Presentation certificates to will commence at 7 30 o clock Satur- at a meeting of the union Thursday Surviving are his widow Mrs MaOur featured dignity presentation of zestful matron 'Witherow in 1911 at Park City has rie Jeanselme Dusserre three sons more than xJ60 boys of the Aaronic day night with other sessions at 10 night in the city and county build two children received his early edu- and three daughters Mrs Richard T priesthood will f:ature Saturday a m and 2pm Sunday The stake has been carefully selected to bring ityles you the cation in Park City schools He was Mitchell Felix Henry Lucile Yvonne nights session at which women of M I A officers will have charge of ingThe amount of unemployment that season's charm smartest ba will a that plus styles the flattering i m of Sunday night the meeitng first class gradu- and Bert Dusserre Price and one sis- the stake are urged to attend Sungraduated exists in Provo and the average wage ates of the Park City high school In ter Mrs Elsie Boyer San Gabriel day’s meetings will be at 10 a m scale also will be determined by the 1902 For two years he attended the Funeral services will be held Tues- 2 p m and 7 30 p m with the lat- Dam Contractor A comHope survey it was announced Boston Technological institution day at 10 a m in the Notre Dame De ter meeting under the direction of of Hyrum Davis Edward BoyTo Start Work Tuesday mittee Lourdes church The Fljmn funeral the stake and John er Kimball Nelson INOCULATIONS SCHEDULED home will have charge of burial in O'Rourke was named to direct the FARM BUREAU MEET SET LOGAN—Inoculations for diph- the Price City cemetery dGDEN— If no question Is raised survey which will be made by union theria and vaccinations for smallpox TREMONTON — The meeting of by reclamation officials at Denver members C W Matson who preCHAIRWOMAN NAMED will be given October 22 in the Logan the home and community sec- by Monday official notice to start sided announced — Dr school LOGAN C B Mrs W Jones has been tion of the North Box Elder Farm work on Pine View project will be J supervised by city MOTHER SUCCUMBS Hayward school physician instead of elected chairwoman of the Logan city bureau for the purpose of electing of- issued Tuesday by J R lakisch resiDr E L Hanson city physician Dr Democratic party It was announced ficers for the coming year will be held dent engineer it was stated Friday SPANISH FORK — Mrs T H Hanson is supporting the work as Friday by Dr W W Merrill city Saturday October 27 in the Tremon Should the word be given the Utah Thbrvaldson of this city has received chairman of the Logan city health de- chairman Mrs Jones succeeds Mrs ton Lions clubrooms The meeting Construction company and the Morri word of the death of her mother Mrs partment and not in the capacity of Sherwin Maeser who resigned when was previously announced for Octo son and Knudsen company of Boise Laura Cremeen of Silver Ci eek Neo school physician ts was announced she became a candidate for the state ber 20 but has beep postponed until joint contractors will immediately Mrs Thorvaldcon has gone to Ne- Thurada Ibraska to attend the funeral services legislator on th Democratic ticket 'October 27 jslart operations h g n n V ll Y U to Remove Old Smokestack y Juveniles Seized In Attempting to Stake Changes Predicted for Burglarize Store LDS Meeting COLTON FLAYS OGDEN— Robert L Salmon of Ogden was elected president of the Utah State Association of Insurance Agents at the concluding business session of its fifteenth qnnual convention Friday In the Hotel Ben Lomond Mr Salmon succeeds E Hugh Miller of Salt Lake City Denzil Brown of Provo was elected vice president to succeed Mr Salmon and Eugene D Amott of Salt Lake City was reelected national councilor Members of the executive committee are Clarence E Raybould and James Rogers of Salt Lake City Fera S Young of Ogden Henry Johnson of Logan and Seymour Grey of Provo At the morning session of the convention E A Smith Jr state insurance commissioner urged enact- ment of a law which would qualify men entering the insurance business The law he said would require examination of insurance agents as to qualifications for their profession City Commissioner Fred E Williams welcomed the convention delegates and Mr Miller responded F A Seile spoke on "Stock Insurance vs Mutual Competition ” Committees on resolutions and credentials made reports William H Mann past president of the California State Association of Insurance Agents said the national association plans to sponsor legislation which will provide fed- eral regulation of insurance companies The federal regulation would not be of a sort that would interfere with the states’ regulation but would strengthen it he aaid H F Badger secretary of the board of fire underwriters of the Pacific coast spoke briefly and Mr Eubank gave a report of the national association convention The convention was concluded with a dinner dance in the hotel ballroom Friday night UTAH COMPANY PROJECT DELAY FILES ON COAST cig-are- (AV-Artic- Summit Secures Form $90000 for Roads Taxpayers County Group nf ij-- r " 0 IL e X yl5 r -- Junior Traffic Police Sworn n $1U95 t£ - - Utahn Appointed Sunday Editor of Portland Journal Prominent Utah Sheepman Dies 1 nas 7 HIGH-LUSTR- E p y£) 0ma: j COMBINAWOOLS CREPES TIONS— BRIGHT SHADES AND DARK — ALL STYLES— 25a TO SELECT FROM MIA qUMATT SERVXCE'VMAJE 262 South Main Vahes to $795 You’ll w nt mire than one ef these — they’re that smart -- QUkuvi- A i "it' ‘ 4‘- - :i2 ( iW-l t ty V- - - service value Main 262 South |