Show f a 12 : 'ME RAIZ VACE TRBITIstr SUNDAY MORNING N 2 'APRIL-2- 11134' I MISSED BAND EVENT CLOSES I i '::: i 7 PRICE CONTEST : - i - Brilliant Night Spectacle Enjoyed by Crowd From Three States frf ffl 1 ' f' :: 1' i'i:":-'::1- ::::i:: t :p i 1::- :: s :ii: Z41 1?q::!' 41 ? ::14 1:)'f::: ::: :e: kii: - (7' t -- K ::::: ? I '' 41 4 ( ::'': I t 4 ' :4!: :r1:Ti:'i: ' :' -kp '11711 'mi it '1 8 ric 4 I1 tpz ‘ g i - iky)-At)- I 11 (Ti ' ' t 1 i0 1 ) r-- r) 4- - ::- a -- - L''' 4 I 4 l (Copyright 1:Z4) years go by should reap a rich reward for all the effort expended on these iontest gatherings 'We have in recent years diverted more or less from the appreciation of the works' of the old masters while we have wriggled and twisted ous with the syncopated jazzy tunes selves e anything else but musical There are signs however that we are about to return to the better kinds' of music your selections inthis con-A- ) test ' trortherittelver-prooro- t ltrarl ihilrhall' the day when we in tb4 Country and state shall be able to perhaps at public expense a p!ao:: or places where the finest Music is giv!!1!)-1-by the treat 9- 1- r ZP 00! rt ( that-wer- I t - - !- ' i i s 4 7 lb - — e contest the With instiumenti glitterint under floodlights nearly 4000 students' formed a gigantic massed band on l Riwanis field after a massed mareht from corner of Carbon avenue soul I Second North streets Perched on building tops and tele-phone poles and lining Main street for several blocks until all available space was occupied' approximately 30000 people witnessed the culuzi 'high school parade contest ' afternoon I ' ( Bands Manorial ' Thirty-eigh- t bands Immaculately attired in uniforms- of various colors three-da- y ' - '4 - 1 ' ' ' ' vp 4 1141W004W-0- 0 ffF6t?fVMO:1041rAwlip04100ktorl i ' o '4 ' - r- 4 t i “1? : 40 V Y0 7::- 1 : 17 "241 1'4 ' - 1 y - 4 : '" ' 4 : : i':71 I t - 4 "i 1 - :::4' 44 11 v Not : : '5 ' ' : : — 41:1 - 44 v 1 t ' 4 L I !:' ' ' ' - i - - ::'' ' : '! 1 mt ' ! 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Speaks Sunday at Campus Meeting '':::-- i f- : i 0 t it t I11-1- 4 1 nal ' t - — h A It we - Piano--Nil- - I 2'rvs:t I fS a Talks Tuesday Relief Director )A 6 a Coast Expert PARKS AIRLINE On Advertising on Saturday Night t - Baia 4esu1ts of Annual Intermountain Music - tiial Which Closed Sessions t a e a —00 Federal Court Reserves Ruling In Fraud Cases LA f 'A 11 - t' ' ‘ k 4 4 GLASGOW Mont April 21 011— Montana's newest booth city—Fort Peck at the site of the $72000000 dam—will be definitely under con struction soon after May 10 Major T B Larkin army engineer in charge announced today On that date he explained army will receive engineerlst Kansas City bids for group three of the townsite buildings which will not only afford sleeping and eating quarters for the army of dam workers: but will provide housing for every other necessary adjunct of a model city Included in this letting will be: Framework Started One hundred temporary bouses a laundry building a theater to seat a town 1300 a complete laboratory hall recreation building store buildfor women and ing two dormitorie a women's 'mess hall Already the new tom' has the framework started for the first unit of more than a00 structures to be built by the Madsen company of Min- neapolis Ground also has been broken for two bakhouses and the C F Lytle Construction company of Sioux 1 City has laid 9000 feet of pipe line for sewer Government forces are laying mains for a temporary water 1 system Payroll Increased Today Major Larkin said the payAbout 2500 was realized from the roll had increased to 2193 men all of sale Saturday 010000 carnations of- whom except 280 are Montanans With ficials of the women's auxiliaries to many major contracts still to be e United o e awar e e orce is expec ' two local camps who conducted the materially enlarged drive to raise funds for charitable pup Other' immediate contract lettings poses reported Saturday night he said are for 800000 barrels of The carnations Made by disabled cement test borings for spillway loVeterans were sold by 75 girls in the cations and for 307000 tons of sand business district underthe direction for diversion tunnel construction of Mrs Lillian F KerripTreildent of The huge dam will' be across the the anxillary to John F 'Critchlow Missouri river and is part of the gov'Rachel 3 and Mrs Loper ernment's flood prevention plan for camp No president of the auxiliary toE A the Mississippi river basin The Water 2 The money will be used for power and Wedgwood camp No irrigationwill be used to aid needy Spanish War veterans and widows and orphans of veterans of that war Mrt Charles LVallandigham state chairman of the women's auxiliary said that similar sales will be conducted next Saturday by the auxiliaries of - the camps in Ogden and Provo ' : VE ::: ' marched maneuvered and played be- t i i i ' ' ' 5 ' 144P A county's own high school band which ' ': i ' ''' - :' ': '' won honors last year as the best po- ''' ' t 1'1'td4"44636""(11"i'ie" E:4 0 444M4041aUa44444444W41a4444414441044446t rado unit in the national toumamentl at Evanston Ill The Carbonites winner of first pieta in the parade divian Important part In the filial I ter)- - shaking hands with W W Chrbtensen master i ruling Lower right (left to right) Norman Groups who-toosion of the Intermountain tournaMayor B W Dalton is at left Up- - I1 !on dirccys:1 Harold 13achntan of chlcagn m ent for the Past three yearsdid not events of the Intermountain music contests at Price II of ceremonies Yost and William Bunbury of the Thirty-eight- h per right all judges of the contests Lower left the compete in the contest acting as host Sevier high school band of Monroe shown pa- Saturday Upper left Governor Henry H Blood teen fantry at Fort Douglas judges Demurrers and motions to quash Schools Listed the indictments against Jackson R Parade competitors included the Allen and Arthur P Allen charged following schools: Class C—South Emwith conspiracy to defraud the govery of 'Perron Moroni Moapa Valley ernmetit by obtaining homestead land killh of Overton Mk Central of Casthrough the use of dummy entrymen tiedale Sunnyside Virgin Valley high were taken under advisement Saturof Bunkerville Nev4 North Emery-oday by Federal Judge Tillman D victor E:Hetht advertising author- Johnson Huntington North Sanpete of Mt Pleasant TIMM of Eureka Millard of ity for California and vice president Similar actions are pending in the of the Zellerbach Paper company case Fillmore Ephraim Grand of Moab' of the third defendant W T A A ennui ' Fruits Colo South Sevier North will address the A A Park City Allen but the court was unable to Fes- Delta 13 Federal Employment Ser- Operation & Manager Sets Salt Lake Adver - ' A :':'4'! Summit Helper South Summit and hear the arguments Saturday Mae A Parowan NA:'"'::'':' Using c lub Tues The in which A H Taylor Three-Da- y 1 for Reopening Be Placed on A A to vice Grand Junction Class B—Payson Monti Palisade May noon the at '4'::day federal narcotic agent is ordered to A A Montrose Delta Murray Hintab of Vernal Newhouse hotel A A 0:'!0'': North Cache show cause why he should not return Montana Routes Permanent Basis Box Bidet — A A Mr Hecht for ''1y' Spanish Fork Springville Morgan to Dr William Anderson his governA A ottan 8 ' i'fr' CYPTILS of Magns and Park City 25 i the years A A past Wasatch ment permit to dispense narcotics B Provo Clan A—Provo Grand gunction ?r":1 has been 1: studying was continued to Tuesday E C Jen— B1 Kenilworth B Coat legate II Airmail' service between Salt Lake An immediate reorganization of the winners In the Dame Montrose Colo South Cache of HY- ' in the ' 13 :tt:::: working North Swinish Pork SI Cedar Junior sen assistant U S attorney said he Nv Utah branch of the national reemploy- and Montana points via eastern advertising rum North Cache of Richmond Box instrumental solo contest and the re Summit B Hording 0 ' :?P:Vs ' expected to receive shortly from ment service putting it on a perma- Idaho may be restored by May 1 an ing planning print Elder of Brigham City Logan We- sults of the and 1 :4: JUNIOS vocal solos in Price city's Washington information which would nent basis and involving division of flounced Felix Steinle manager of op- - selling of papers - '40-satch Of Heber City A Hiawatha A Harding Hero Dams help in disposing of the case and rethe state into five employment dis- erations for the National 'Parks Air and paper prod Class C contests in boy glee clubs annual intermountain music contest A Spanish Fork A SPring Glen 3 imquested the continuance tricts along with professionalization1 ways Saturday according to an As- - ucts He recently were completed Saturday morning are as follows with the name of the tuds 11 Grand Junction Junior B KenDr Anderson in a petition in equity of personnel was announced today sociated Press dispatch from Butte l'A with the following achool organize student the school and the division ilworth 3 Dastlegate 3 Welihmton 3 a series filed with the court alleged that Mr A Yager director of the National Parks planes formerly op-- completed ifi::'i:::': North Summit tons participating: Virgin Valley Junior George Parton by of before JtiCedar talks ten listed respectively: (Note— Taylor used threatkin inducing him to N R S for Utah on his return from crated between Salt Lake and Havre the San Francisco Motor C '': 1 0 Meal and Moroni followed by the rating "A' "B" ratfour-dameans direc- Mont Passenger service was discon state relinquish his government permit 30N1011111011--011111- 1 of MAJORS conference a 's rating superior class division 441400mal club including Carbon Advertising Notre Dame A: BMUS Glen A Hiators held at Washington D C April tinued several weeks ago i North Cache Provo and Box Elder "C' and ing means excellent rating Hecht will and Mt present — watha A Kenliaorth A Wellington A "Educatioti 'ind the New Deal"1 13 14 15 and 10 Alfred Frank president of the corn- - the same series Boys' quartet entrants were Mo Is good) at Los Angeles Harding At Latuda B Grand Junction will be The subject Sunday afternoon A Junior Bi CastlesateB The N It S was originally set up on pany was the only bidder for new Pork B Unannounced Rya roni Fruits North Emery Moapa Spanish During the past winter Mr Hecht Maine Gerry Morgan A Maxine Ren- - North Summit 0 cedar City C PRYSOU when Robert H Hinckley state di' an emergency basis Mr Yager point- contracts between the north-soutCentral Morgan Springville Payson shaw Praha A Irene Marsden Parowan Junior no rating used two drum motors addressed a large number of the has rector of Union in the reliefspeaks ed out in explaining the proposed points Friday in Washington Helen Jensen Manti Ai Slcia Neves Spanish Fork Murray Carbon Provo At SAND CONCERW:41asa member 0 clubs of the Pacific AdvertisPleasant OroveA Lot Steele Parson' at of Utah the building UniveTsity Steinle expects that the company North Cache and Box Elder changes to supply the labor demands Sevier A Helper Lee Jay Glenn Box Sider A O eneva w i virgin Waller At South Clubs association A In compliance ing son unennounced At Prank Owen North Summit A North Sonnets A in the second of aeries of four "at of the U S bureau of public roads will be reorganized Mixed Quartets Pruitt At Central 11 Parowan $ Moroni home" meetings being given under B Dan Morgan KenilwOrth the P W'A and the C W A However with postal department rulings and la North xmerp B: direction of D O Election of Mrs Mol lye Gray pre' Retie larding )3 Theresa Oven'' IIS: MOSPC 0 Tintio Mixed quartets sang Saturday Jean Woodruff Union the new setup while it will continue that its new title may be the Rocky Grand 0 0 BahBeu- Sunnyoide Hiawatha st Betio: anew °ironic dent of the women's auxiliary of Salt C Snow Cunlab raini B with building manager unannounced de- :Mountain States Air Lines Inc Connie morning is eight groups perform serve to works projects public Close 3 Lake Center of Scenic America chapunannounced Et linen AnderThe mteling is scheduled for 4 p m ing: Springville Payoon Spanish ningham son Moroni Et Aaron Jones Can- At Palisade Al Montan A: and primarily to Meet the needs Service can be resumed as soon as OrPrue ter No 15 Hotel Greeters of Ameris open to the public Musical signed Fork Murray Moans Box Elder Car- nets Si Della Dab Millard: LNorth now At Park City IF Stirrer mechanics and J sprintv1110 Betty B of company pilots ernployers private A Itliertson Rse ick as delegate to the national hotel Sven' Parson 0J Vintsh 0 selection will be furnished by the bon and North Cache 1 forces the air with cant army working Anne Skinner Spanish To II greeters' convention in Baltimore Mau A Gine trios entries were Park City Pork 11 Margaret 11Ztr 17 Reduce Offices 'Women's Glee club under direction lord While the assembled he said be 'Fewer and better offices employ- flter route extended to Havre the new Wasatch A: Montrose tvery outstanding) of Professor William Peterson Williams unNorth Summit North Emery Moos Radcliff Carbon B May 21 to 24 was announced Satuannounced 8 Wise Livingston Spanish A South Ceche A Carbon 3: Box Sider President George Thomas will in- ing the most modern Lsitpd efficient contracts are only from Salt take to rday' Springville Payson Spanish Fork Pork 0: Jane Montt Central 0 Rosh 11 Grand Junction Losers IL Provo 0: es the present Wan Mrs Myrtle Blanchard and Miss troduce the speaker—Hosts and hostDraper ddillIdOWICAdi PhIllta Sint TiltCarbon and North Cache Orekeatro Great Falls via Butte and Helena D said of the N R 8" Funeral services for Mrs Josephine Rhoda Tanner are the alternare deleIn addition to the contest events tleSenior blab baritoribButte err IfeL Cypriot A Harding Al Wellington 11 esses for the event are Dr and Mrs Grant Snyder 89 widow of V F gates Miss Bertha Petersonwas inThe new organization must be At Moroni It O A Ogilvie Dr and Mrs Ai Ouy Brown Fruit' A: Aaron Janes Spring Glen C Monroe Ralph Saturday's program included a break- per North Baupete Ai Orant Raker Cyprus A Murray A Payson 0 BprtnivULe B north V Chamberlain Professor Snyder and pioneer of 1847 will be dorsed for national vice president of fast honoring judges music directors Kenneth and WS Completed by June 30 and to outSimmons Wasatch At Wens Summit 0 Carbon B lconducted Sunday at 11 awm at the the Tenth district E H Beckstrand Professor and Mrs line the initial steps in the program Car- and school officials and a danceat the Hammond Montrose A Gles Okla bon lit rmer Cline A Deseret mortuary 38 East Seventh CarkNewton Mrs Gray said that a display of Dixon Al Park CH A: Morgan A: Mo- Willis W Ritter Professor and Mrs a conference of those proposed for Silver Moon hall following the massed Dean AbLarsen South South street Burial will take place Utah scenic views willI be taken to At Harding A South lurilmit A C Lorentzen band ceremony Professor Maud district managers has been called by bott Virgin Valley Clarence Savage roni A Junior Patter Central high Room p: in City cemetery lat Melvin Obis& Park Cita vett the convention to stimulate tourist The latter event gave the students 8: Oscar Arnold May Babcock Dr and Mrs J T Mr Yager for Sunday April 22 at the St North Summit P South smell' North Si Trip Mrs Snyder died at the family resi- travel here this summer an Opportunity to bid goodbye to each vat Paux Spanish Burk 2lutunnt and Mrs James A state capitol building in Salt Lake A T Banton North Hamm 3 Helper Si Carbon A Trips to Wahlquist Major Seventh-da' Hastaiblealitrau ' Young people of the dence 918 Third avenue Friday of Zion national park and Bryce canyon 0 Prang Berenson Moroni CI Hal Dr and Mrs Sherman B City other after three days of pleasant as Logan Wakefield North Vinery Q Bruno Deli:- - Carbon trio A Springville trio A: Gillespie Saturwere church urged Infirmities incident to age She was have been awarded Miss Wynn Mciodation in friendly competitive en- Crone Sunnyaide 0 Arid Sham MUMal Palisade quintet At MUM atatet B Neff Dr and Mrs Orin Tuginan Pro- Under the pres at tentative plans Adventist e ivided into five em- day afternoon to devote themselves born in Nauvoo a daughter of Mahon and C J Chamberlain for fat O'Neil Sainsbury log Sider C deavor Park City quartet 3: Moreau sextet B fessor and Mrs A L Taylor Dr and thestate wi of to worthwhile aspects sextet tit Box Sides mart 3: Mn with headquarters more fully 'George B and Elizabeth Grant She winning a ticket sale Contest for the M O Bark4 Professor and ployment distr The blare of bands the more deli- - Summit At Woodrow IllanquilMorth montross Carbon orttet Ci Murray owlet 0: of the to UFtah with the pioneer com- recent greeters! ball at the Hotel at Logan Salt La a City Price Rich-Hel- life at the closing session At Lonard Central sextet 0 Parowatt eats strains of orchestras eager and Vonds Bennett Castlegats sextet C Mrs E E Erickson Dr and Mrs Nevada-Utaconference of the pany heeded by Heber C lOnball Leavitt Virgin Valle A Velma Johnson and Cedar City Subsidiary Pider atialtet 0 Orand Junction nits-l- Frederick J Pack and Pr and Mrs Utah happy youthful musicians gay crowds Millard IC Smert Draper Moroni it Su- - Box C street 1840 Eighth East Miss will be maintained in other cities church at R T Lewis Surviving are a daughter and fluttering flags bays all tom gene Peterson North Sinning St LivenStria final afternoon Elizabeth Snyder a son Ben Snyder Miller The speaker Jay Wheeler Tinif employment conditions warrant it bined to make the three-dameet an tie Ilt e re Nixen Castle Dale C (ton- - South SIMMS Al Springville IL and temporary offices will be estab- session was Elder F G Ashbaugh of of Salt Lake three sisters Mrs Ella event which will be long reme- don Gnmstonsen South Intern Ct pelbert alattopiteito itesseaskto ' Alexander Sunnyside C lished toserve pubilkworks projects Glendale Cal who is hi charge of Hatch of Bountiful Mrs Georgana bered At Park Citv Carlton lit Box Tenor waxonhong IvelYtt VIUS-- b Pol IIlittetroy th der B Suntretide CI North Smut C' young people's work for Utah Ne- Page and Miss Pauline Grant of Salt wheref needed Thursday ' Friday and Saturday itotiee B C C Centre Elder Lake two grandchildren and three sintaguln vada California and Arizona Butter saltophono—Beo Lorre Ala Counties Mast Cyprus Price reside:go were fortunate to have A: LeRoy Collard Spsnish Pork 3 idle) Witodviod Zusamble 'rho permanent location of district T L Oswald also of Glendale adthe opportunity to play host to as well Hansen Wellington B Worn Castleten Carbon quortet Polisade clarinet session B Melnik Heine' Morton Pt Max quartet 8: Box Bider behaved headquarters however will be de- dressed the morning Due to the early season the annual quintet Et Boo 111 and excellent ' throng of Tintic Roy Bassinger der Shepperd Box Bider Itt Centro) quartet Approximately 50 members of the Police Arrest Seven Mont termined by the willingness of the loflower show sponsored 1 by the Salt young men and women as ever oath Carbon B June Christensen Prowl B tomb quartet n clarinet tt quintet marry quartet California Nevada from and church -eas contralto-81- d' solos to Vocal in calities with Accused of attempted criminal ascooperate question ered in one emu) Lake Garden club will be Homes were ant Grove A: Gladvs Smith North aunt- " 'Boys' Quartet On Speeding Charges held atFlower sault Loren )t Connor '23 was held the N R S IncLby the use which is Who have been attending the conferthrown open business houses deco- mit A Ruth Snow the state capitol1 April 28 and Payson At Wilma Ma- to leave for their Aprtmvily pmen I: lot enot plan tros Sunday Mosel A: the local or made Harmon service Carbon Murray 29 instead of the middle of May as busines$ Bider Int Carbon " S Moroni C ' CentrA C in the city jail Saturday following his by rated and the routine of business life 8: Ruth ' Allan Box Bider B: Va ush n homes 0 arrest Friday at 306 West Second' interests Seven motoristawere arrested by in previous years it was announced ' suspended while Price citizens enter- - Blockhom Moroni C: Jessio Motble North Mitteravulo ' Wood Cs C Counties Booeevelt Wilkins and will be Slurry South street Quartet Lavoyi tinned their visitors municipalities police Saturday on charges of : peed: Sitürday by E A Parsons chairman Limn' Johultm mum C title Be'truds Carbon Ai murky 711— PoUcésId Connor streek'e 23Year- expected 'to cooperate with the 11-of the comthittee in charge — Central 0: Elaine Jour& Helper 0: Lea Trio Obis' of service Anderson woman old the Tippets Morgan 0 Rosetta in 52 Mouth 18 employment her the Edna Lavern A departMr Parsons said thatt plans are beClark knocking J Salt Lake Dancer Gets Nor'h Summit A Springville A Coeispanish Pork 0 Helen carpenter Spring The woman wu taken ment 9( labor in meeting expenses and William C Kolmak 22 were arvillo Of llariorie Crook Wasatch C Won bon A Central Ai Grind JUnCtiols Pt unconscious made this year to have a wider under new Worthen 'the to' the emergency hospital 1)3i South Imery D Moine setup The eateries rested on South Main street utter classification Of entries ao that amaContract With Circus doSoprano—mulatto — Cordie Boys' Gists of all 'Swaina taxicab driver who' said he employes of the N R S will be Luis Bohn's Box Bider 3 Louis( Tar they allegedly drove 48 52 and 43 teurs will compete with amateurs and Bt North Summit Al Routh had been ordered by a matt at 206 paid by the federal government but gmet Siorgan B Genevieve Coolei WOOL Payaon miles an hour respectively EnDoyle professionals with B: mom B Boum summit 1: ' Mn s ida B Darlene Davie Spanish Pork C: M art ot 13 B all otheir a Miss Grace Brian- 22 daughter of Frame Smith San Francisco M Lewis 31 also was arrested on tries from all partsprOfessionars Park City B Control CI North West Second South street tO take her expenses including travel pt of the etate will Murray (it Alio Carlson Oorbon Imen 11 C: Virgin Voiles Montt 3: Mrs Lillie Brian end former resident 0: home n Clark Dixon Junior Ct Pearl expensed Must be met by the politi- supreme guardian ot the Order of South Main street He is accused of be exhibited at the show A: carbon A Boa 1161 r tvelyr bloroni Laren rentnerson - When the woman lefielned con cal subdivisions Job's Daughters who is in Salt Lake driving 45 miles an hour of Salt take has (received a nine Roosevelt t The committee in charge tfthe 0: Fay colderwood North Sum ' horra chugs 'sciousneis The reorganization Will Involve a on en official visitation to Bethel No months' contract as a dancer with the mit D: Alma Leonard North h'111"7' she told police she bad been tt G E Noren 42 John E Everett hibition will Meet Monday night to North tmert 3 Mokpo It Nelson South liners DI Litb:101 c Moroni-AWinifred 1 2 to made' visit at 41 and A W Gardner 24 were ar- further the plans for the show a Bethel No: RinglingBarnum and Bailey circus Wall Central D entre' Cs South Emery 0 South Sam 'drinking with Connor and he attacked reductiod 11401101111e1 which gd' her Connor claimed she was injurtid' be made on a basis- - of efficiency Ogden Saturday afternoon She was rested on West Temple street alter for the coming season it was reportBass—Udell Anderson Moroni' At itlyln d "4"--""'Clii A: Peterson Blaekbara c""" 30 'wheit' Springville wo- Those retainetwill be gives tourses accompanied by Members ot the they allegedly exceeded the Jay she lett downstairs td by her mother who arrived in Salt ' A: Francis &midi Carbon A School Drone MalOr man was ' Loke from California en route to bet Murray later removed to the L D S' and training in employment work and Salt Lake chapter Loonerd Twoch'il Ittlford Al AT Ban-- Sabred speed limit Rating Rating B B sett Carver' Bunt Valles Logan Mrs A Moroni Ira A home In Rexburg Idaho John Virgin ' guardian of hospital' s '1 will be required to meet the highest Jumbrunen North Summit B Oc Central A A George the Mite Brian made her home in Salt land Mortensen North Emery Pit Woodrow Tintio standards of professional efficiency Ogden group greeted the visitors Morals A A Squad Arrests Alien Johnson Spanish Millard who were with the Ogden members Lake for many years and received her Childs Morgan A A '' t Stricken Gaming Charges' Fork 3 Levi Openshovt PaViten B John lephrairs A A CLUB atGIVES DANCE during the major portion ot the frothing here She moved to Cali- Wier Chetah B Don Cali Box rider Grand Two on Liquor Charge :' A A Approximately 200 attended a dance ternoon A tornia a year ego She will join her B Clarence Rollins Igineraville IS ititOts Pruitt' Police Court t IS At the conclusion of preliminary B Thacker 541611:: North A A Witch and buffet Mrs Smith will meet with members sister Miss Melba Brian supper given Saturday feature Tenors—Peed Bleckett lorinteville A: Reiner A A Morals Squadsmen Earl Bertelson hearing charges of involuntary manMemorial house Memory ot the executive council of the oret A: Harold Ar Portman Cecil Christensen Corbon ' night: dancer of the circus A A 13 'Charges' agahtst alleged gamblers grove E J Blaczard errested Steve slaughter against Robert C Frakes At Sen wnlynn noldson A keteroni WilolMoneee A by the Extbange club 14 honor ganization in Salt tLake Sunday and (teach At Rex BrOCkbent Pareon B: PenesIgeth Smelt) Pt 36 alias 20 of 63$ East Fourth South street Friday at 223 South Main of 25 new RELATIVE DIEll g 'arrested War- Tuesday she will return to Ogden Brown 55 and Joe Vaseleno members Maurice Tt: Lawrence gartity VONDR B lrr Zirena e'rttret 4" tfretet were shaw was in Joe Sicilian° at 77 West Second South were ordered dismissed Saturday by 15:snmit C Mai Gardner Arth Virgin Volley tt 'strickenby Morals squadsmen p t' will of and tor Charles E Blake of Caseytipe Ill North leave charge Tuesday arrangements evening in t Emery 0 Bollix Writer police' court' Saturday: tor street Saturday on charges of liquor City JudgeVere L McCarthy 3 died April 20 at his home arcording Portland Ore nnounced Bstur worth et Results 'of the notate-ef'want of complaints FIRE DAMAGES HOME Frakes The bomplaint ' against dal evening at I evectecutor mossed band Siinnysidahpoo possession C to word received'hy his 3 bolor Jones 35 cercrconx listed George ellegedkeeper of An overheated iron cawied a fire it More than 85 p'leces of furniture The officers said they confiscated charged him with'responsibility for CIR0 a Mrs Mary T Bailey 17 Twelfth Bast "A" tinrr means Inteertero"1" extelient the 'gambling Mit and 12 alleged the home of 11 J Knowlton 422 and art objects owned by Sir Philip a pint of A whisky from the the death of Mrs Mists Streadbeck A I rennet street Another sister-In-laof Mr and "C'' good A Murray " " 3 resorters e'ere releamd on'bondt PolEighth avenue Soturday afternooniSaSsoort SUNIOitinG164AND CONciarr British undersecretary for stddrerrs Brown was reteesed on bond killed March lit when struck by an Blake's is Mu Emily Bailey of New A !mush Lice s“ geld the lawn were gambling on !Damage was estimated al$100 to thelair have been offered at auction in of $300 and Vaseicno was released on Automobile at Fifth East and Seventh womperes A: sprint Oirtt A PiverniPosnioh Fork A 'York formerly of Salt Lake horse races' Junigti Ai Wend Junctida Artier Ai tioirekloreare em to "ib4e A ' "- -ibuildintand $50 to the contents lLondon South street& order ot Judge Daniel Harrington " : 4 k Workers SPark4Erb—Vilit-r—Vetelli"- I ' :::: Press) Brings $500 to Vets' Auxiliary ‘t r 4 2 by Associated to Receive Bids for Housing Army of Dam S Carnation Sale : 1 1 ' 1 : ' ''' - o ' ' 4 fore a throng greatly impressecfw jib I I the skill Of the students Round after round of applause at- I 4 tested to the amazing skill of the va- r rious unitaas the Atudents‘ cameup I Price city's Vide main street marcn ilion - precsT highlights of the parade a event Was a demonstration by Carbon An impressive Mused band cereH Molly in the picturesque setting ofl the Kiwanis athletic field climaxed 1 i t :::t: artiste - i 1934 4 Yugoslavia April 21 —A subterranean explosion in the Kakanj coal mines near Sarajevo tonight killed at least 150 miners said late reports which evaded a censorship The explosion was variously ascribed to fire damp and to a cigaret All the engineers escaped death They were at luta outside the mine The blast occurred in the lower galleries so thatkall workers then in the mines werePtrapped helplessly and rescue' work was made virtually impossible Shortly before midnight 52 bodies had been recovered: None of the other 350 miners reported to be at work had been taken out alive Military units were rushed to the mine to aid in the rescue work Some of the soldiers expressed the opinion that their efforts might be entirely in vain Police lines were placed around the scene to keep frantic relatives from the pit head Sarajevo is about 95 miles south'westof Belgrade beneficial results from such celebra- tons as that at Prioe "This community" he said "as the CITY AT FORT PECK BELGRADE il Ona SKEDED 1501 ON BOOM lExplosion Traps Hundreds in Yugoslavia Workings U 52 Bodies Found '''''' :j!-::i- WORK ' t' ':Ai COALt 1! e : ) ) Pau 4S IN MINE KILLS t ? (Continual from !:r":r:!!: ' ":'!:" ::1::4::: 1BLAST in Finale of Intermountain Elsie Contest Play Important RoJes Hotel Greeters' Auxiliary Elects Funeral Rite's Set Sunday for y 4 ii1:k7711'I Pioneer Woman methods-and-faciliti- r ' k e t : - Church Leaders Address Session y cae d h --- e y ' ” t I Baxophona-Ketingi- et m' t 0 k 0 Flower Show Put Ahead by Club Woman Charges Man Struck Her — 4 — ' t e ' -- 8 I" 1 y lona Gpardian Visits Lodge at Ogden ' "e t T " b 111: In N Motorist Freed In Dath Charge t : '" v -- 1 ' S 4 e Against13 -- ' z - i 4 a 1 I 10 tax-pai- d 1 "' 1 - I '' t - t n s |