| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 24 x ir v 1933 DEER CAUSE BIG FLOODS tion from Russia on a contract signed New Zealand's deer pest haa betwo years ago come so great that the animals are The Spanish export volume to Rusblamed for the flooding of the Wai makarlrl river which has caused sia is estimated "around $2000000 heavy damage in paj-t- of the country mostly in occaslonal prders to sheet where no deer are seen The river FRESNO ’Cal (UP)— If Booker T Un iron and steel products such as trust which controls the Waimakarirl Thrift had lived up to his name — rails sheet steel and rough iron a lite river watershed near Christchurch “Why is it s man with a name like Tribane Srvtce) Lake (Sell CITY Okla (UP)— OKLAHOMA tle cork and other minor Spanish arhas decided to stamp out the deer WINNIPEG — Joshua Nordenmark Police Judge Gibbs ticles Reliable impartial commerce Claudia Denzelovna Carr world travat inthe forests of the watershed The youra begs?” Mends Contrivance is pushing a barrel with which he jn Unique master of and six eler languages asked when was arraigned on a Thrift leaders doubt that the volume will until eaten animals have of $1400 taken vegetation tends to win a wager 8 is about to learn another tongue JiOO-Poun- d reach $2000000 this year there is practically none to hold back vagrancy charge Per of on early in the spring to push the Jato Leg Ind Hawaii alone from travel of boats Spanish manufacturers melting snows or heavy rains and "Judge I didn’t have anything to do barrel to Halifax N S and complete have made overtures to the Russians pan Thrift reAnimal the water' rushes down the river in with getting this name the journey across Canada by Janufor- Former a of The forming Seen little as girl Premier daughter as contracts have Business Men Believe Rec- for shipbuilding floods Other campaigns to eliminate plied 1934 is widewho man ary Oklnhom mer City maconstruction j And that was that— except that the pest have resulted in the killing railway and highway Starting with three companions on ‘Future Roosevelt’ of April The ly known as a processor of languages terials firms for their products 9 from New Westminster B C ognition Will Increase fruitgrowers to the DALLAS Texas (UP)— If Pepper of thousands of deer"but farmers still Judge Gibbs gave Thrift three hours turn anxious eyes toward recently made her first visitboFn the to find greener pastures outside he is the only one of the four who is in She was performing mule could report heavy dajjiafee"tb crops by 1 the Russian market since the English United States father England Fresno Exports to Soviet 'Denzel Carr keeping to the contract as the other-hav- e talk he’d have a tale to tell of an animals market for oranges and other fruits Japan when her So far he has out circles dropped of irf the on was the University faculty veterinary operation unque has been virtually closed by tariff traveled 2100 miles here “ By HARRY FLORY is estimated that more than of Japan He sleeps in the ba'rrel by night When the stunter re-- ! she was so Russian MADRID (P)—Republican business walls It worth of " mother Her oranges were $25000000 'Eloyci and has a full equipment attached LONDON (UP)— David MEMBER ceived a broken leg in a collision with men are beginning to make a bid for wasted this year because of lack of learned that language as well as Engand minister wartime Nordenmark 400 it weighs prime pounds lish at home She learned Japanese George an automobile his master Roy HarRoose- stated his Russian trade which they hope will market Great is Britain’s was wizard Welsh expe4 great difficulty When she was from playmates ris consulted several veterinarians rienced in pushing it up the hills esRussia Would Sell Lumber increase as a result of recognition of her father was a professor In Cracow velt “Shoot him" they advised see that of observers Political possibilthe Rockies the in exand vicinity Polish pecially so there she learned Russia it is reported hopes to the soviet government Harris kept looking until he found The overveteran's of the as a the result barrel will He grizzled ship ity eventually to in her has studied music that tend lumber sales a doctor who would take the case TTie language Spain of balance trade whelming against and recent return to the political limelight from Fort William Ont to some suit- veterinary tried a plaster cast The German She also learned Import large quantifies of lumber for them has been a matter of concern Work Dutch during her travels with her Those who long sgo relegated him to able point in the east He then will experiment failed Then he conceived cheap furniture contfmifction the realm of political has beens are complete the journey by foot taking an idea of a The annual Russian export volume and other uses Hitherto most of this father sling— not for the leg the rc’lroad traoks thus adhering to alone but for the entire mule Professor’ Carr after visiting his busy reconsidering the position to Spain totals around $8000000 most has come from central Europe his an it make attempted the agreement and The recent opening of the Baltic parents here left tor Hawaii to tench Lloyd George began The doctor cut four holes in a 9f it coming through the gasoline moroute canal in Russia has tapped large for- English French and Russian at the comeback the day before the world sheet of heavy canvas placed Pepper’s and conference economic of adjourned the state which est reserves which could be exploited University of Hawaii His daughter nopoly legs through them and hoisted the two days before the house of commons mule in the air slung between frame-work- s buy! about 80 per cent of the consump cheaply commercial officials declare will go alone to her mother in Japan adjourned for the summer recess of heavy timber The house of commons vas the scene Pepper remained in the sling his He made bis first political speech in 7 legs clear of the ground tor five that defy detection are designed There is every indicasix months weeks While the injured leg mended for you individually to bring tion that it was carefully and deliberso weak he could was he n-ri- r back that youthful contour to ately planned to have the maximum R L (UP)— Buell take nourishment only In the form of WOONSOCKET V DR I G DAYIXI t a as effect in putting him in the field 5 W Hudson makes “trips around the glucose injections One day he got to your face— to enable you to &£ Founder ft' office candidate for high government He kicked himself own home without cost feeling better smile with his talk in world" and laugh per y ' t Ridicule Government He’s in imaginative globe trotter free of the sling went limping off feet ease and to chew your food UNBREAKABLE ’ a He ridiculed the government’s lack who enjoys the thrills of travel along about his business in the proper manner for per PLATE t A’V He ac- with the comforts of home of policy or negative policy The doctor pronounced him cured feet health The most lifelike His hobby long has been collecting cused them of lack of vision imaginaiSWf He insisted a re- time tables and his travel library now EXAMINATION FREE tion and- enterprise plate made Extra thin light weight vision of the Ottawa agreements was consists of 5000 of them printed in GOLD INLAYS yet they are pracHe viewed with consider- twenty languages S2 np necessary To most folk time tables bare of Jt tically Indestructiable anxiety the national government'! PORCELAIN ble He practically re- pictures would be pretty dry but Indian policy i to FILLINGS nounced the free trade views he has Hudson finds them fascinating Who" he muses "would dream held all his life He insisted that if NEW ORLEANS (UP)— Styles in SILVER FILLINGS industrialists were to be protected by that Cairo has one of the fastest trains bread change H T as in clothing bakjust :r necin it is or to India that the world entitled were in tariffs agriculturists tIOOO SpeeUl Marooa flat ers here say but French bread similar protection essary to get off the train to reach the all other kinds as it has led Gold Crowm and Bridge Work at tbs He advocated a policy of develop- dining car because the trains have no leading them since Bienville founded the city Lowest Poulble Price ment of the empire He referred to corridors?” The French bread is more difficult the United States and Russian "experiAccording to Hudson there are some to bake than pan bread requiring 14 ments" as experiments on which the 500 time table collectors in the United different processes befor-salWe Specialize In All Makes It is ' 'v men “whole course and whole outlook of States mostly of Plateg— baked upon hot bricks the world’’ depended He foresaw the A dozen styles of the French famIncluding the Roofless Plate BKOEEN 9 i “end of the era ol conferences for REPAIRED evolved been loaf have through ily IN I HOURS some time’ centuries of artistic baking including By his speech he appealed to all cap bread pullman and pumpernickel the last a masterpiece of artistry ¥ kinds of diverse political elements in the country with the exception of acbakers say of tual members the government and members of the liberal party of which WOMAN FAVORS U S LIFE DE LAKE Ore (UP)— Twas he haa been a life long member PARIS whales school of old a (UP)— time frolicsome i Churchill Pleased a frequent French visitor to Two of had off this coast town them came close enough to shore in the United States says that American Broadway Reactionary conservatives like happiPhone and State —" Churchill who oppose the gov- their antics to be seen by landlubbers life is more favorable for girls' ‘ i Madame The whales had moved "inland” ness than that of France Opposite ernment’s Indian policy were pleased rJVasatcbJW Auer bleb’s a Reactiohary cgnsejyaUvesiwhQre laMihflfLhamaclei —Hundred- -! Soupoult"foniders""giTl'S'"btau— "whole hog'Tariff advocates liked his watchers marveled as the gigantic cross between a brother a fiance and OFFICE HOURSt 1:30 A M TO 6:30 P M attributes the many P' BROOKS ARCADE BLDG (Elevator Serriee) speech Lord BeaveTbrook the news- mammals cavorted in the waters a flirt She 8U1TE women in the Unit paper magnate saw in Lloyd George snorting and blowing now diving aibilitleato offered and State now respact chivalry a possible leader of the Beaverbrook reappearing Mono-Piec- e inspired empire crusade Those who think Ottawa went too far and those who think it did not go far enough all found crumb 6t comfort Laborttes were pleased with hit ad vocaey of a policy of "action" Instead of drift in government circles Memays bers of the government were considerably discomfited Liberals with whom Lloyd George has had no acIn thee a days of speed you need the safety features “ WAS driving to Chicago tive association since the 1831 general A with my family to attend Dodge gives youl And you get these features— plus election when they supported the govend comfort the amazing Dodge performance Dodge the World’ Fair” eayi ernment and Lloyd George and his dollara mors than for few just a Dodge economy— family party of four "georgettes" did Rev T JP Hutchinson minister of the Methodist not were amazed the lowest priced cars! Compare values yourself— Epiedopal Church In Storm Lake Iowa “but near scora card " Lloyd George’s speech was beautiask your Dodge dealer for a Fort Dodge another car suddenly cut across our path fully timed The present national govditch e into us deep forcing ernment is none too popular In a world overflowing with dictatorships “My Dodge Six went down the embankment turncritics accuse the government of a do a struck times over several poet telephone ing nothing policy contrasted with the vigorous actions of Roosevelt Hitler breaking it off then landed in the ditch rigbttide up AND UP Mussolini Stalin and other dictatorial “I feel certain that had It not been for the (teal or semidictatonal rulers rODPftCTOOT DETROIT body of my Dodge car my entire family would have been killed The Dodge car laved ue We came through with no eerioua permanent injuries miracuTill PMEHTEO nOATWO WWW lous as it seems Name of Beggar Proves Misleading Canadian Pushes SLING PROVES Barrel Across Starts Learning Seventh Tongue CAMS POSITION Country on Bet CURE FOR MULE Child Aged Six' SPANISH FIRMS MAKE BIDS FOE LLOYD GEORGE Trlboae-Chleag- OF LEADERSHIP RUSSIA TRADE d three-year-ol- d w JrfElA -- Collector Takes Wm item: PLATES ‘Trips’ to Home s ff e WU o m - French Type Bread Still Preferred SlSO S2?0 S100 14‘ 1A !v puns School of Whales - Thrills Watchers DBl-- JJ’ 'S Marie-Louls- Sou-pault- e MB’ QNC (0 Win-stoi- J A 212-21- 5 Steel Body “Podge SAVED OUR LIVES” L-s- i F Hutchinson Iowa Minister “Show-Down- - big NEW DODGE “6” $ VWEttMW “I have my dear family all with me alive and getting well My gratitude is deep and moving” (afffnerf) J F HUTCHINSON Cheap Post Card Aids Pennsylvania HARRISBURG HISTORIC TRAIT-- 1 THE LAST OHE OF THE SEASON By Way Limbs of Sleeper TiPovp Salt Lake City Kansas City MONROE La (UP)— When Brac-ta- n Sigemore 19 of Hodge La dropped down on the Illinois Central allroad tracks here for a "snooze” he was slightly hors de combat from a round with John Barleycorn police declared He awakened to find a train roaring over him and his left hand and right foot crushed into shapeless ma'ses of flesh and bone His foot and hand were amputated Sizemore was en route to a conservation camp near Bastrop after a visit home with a party of friends when the accident occurred 5:50 p m Independence Nauvoo Chicago Tuesday Oct 10 10:20 a m Oct 21 Or longer stay U deilred Return to the Chicago World’s Fair IT IS NOW AT ITS BEST to Diplomat Cuts Visitors Short tour for men women and chilan Inspiring journey to historic dren scenes and a wonderful visit to the greatest World’s Fair in history! 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