Show C : s : 1 diN : - I I c u THE SALT- LAKE - TILT:BM SUNDAY iloitNtNGAT'ItIL 22 1934 - - 1 C 9- Ww i 4 1' 'NEWS - 01 - Do In the State -- 1‘ s i In Swalt Lake ' A RPLEASFORPREPAREDNESS ' A '' NEAR AND FAR ftk 1 brouth Looms in 'Region V ret""--7--:''t4i- DROUTH bleak prospect for Utah farmers and livestock men was painted by U S Meteorologist J Cecil Alter who released a water survey of Utah's mountains In the state's mountain ranges is stored the state's supply of water valuable commodRY in this arid region and upon winter snows depends success or failure of agricultural piojects The mild winter bodes ill for agrl- eulturists and a severe summer drouth is forecast unless late spring and summer rains come to the rescue "There was less snow in the mountains of Utah at the end of March than at any time since statewide snow measurements were be- gun 20 years ago" said Mr Alter "The average snow depth for the state was 207 inches or exactly onehalf the depth a year ago" Of the state's 54 snow courseS Only three Mations reported precipi tation above normal—Hanksville Wayne county Manila Daggett county Thompson Grand county Other courses show precipitation ranging from 33 to 95 per cent of normal with the Salt Lake watershed placed et 73 per cent - I 5 ' ' I ' 4:- ) l 'i - - - - ' I ' "'''''''' ':':'"''' ' t? 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C4 ' - ' :t k : ''' ':'1 '' '''ti1'f :'-:::::- --PRESSURE '": ':''''""' i ---- - ':'"--11- 1 40k I ' ' k ::: ' ': "4 41 I '5 r7 1 ) i Soldiers '-' il ' 1 ? 1 4 1 as ' ) Itr I Politks I --: ' ' ‘:4‘-- i 4 - I ''' ' i 4 i J 41" " t e t 's t't (777 1"LLi - 74 4 o Mud ' - Fo i Lake religious denominations gathered at the Jewish community canter formed the Salt Lake Conference of Religious Groups to pro mote tolerance and a more complete ieligioul— among To head the organization groups were named: D G The Rt Hunt vicar general of the Catholic diocese of Salt Lake president Levi Edgar Young of the council of seventy L D S church vice president the Rev Richard R Sloman manuel Baptist church !Astor recording secretary Rabbi Samuel H Gordon B'nai Israel congregation corresponding secretary the Rev A E Butcher St Paul's Episcopal church treasurer the Rev Rollin H Ayres First Methodist Episcopal church historian ' '":':"!i: ''''Zi:'':'X'''''4' -s i"""':':: t " ' f " 104' ' ' — CONFERENCE Representatives of various Salt - 1 ' 1 - 2 City-Count- y - : II "k: ''' 1" l' ' i Ito Concerned with the mounting toll of traffic accidents civic organize tions broke ground for the organiza Befell tion of a Salt Lake ty council designed to educate the driving public to exercise more tare In handling motor vehicles which too easily can become instruments of death and destruction §peakers pointed with alarm to the'increaslog number of accidents agreed that motor drivers should become better acquainted with traffic ruled heard hiw ' enforcement officers approve the plan for the council i ''":::'''4i '' " :: 1'''''Hi-r--':''':-' f '': i ! NIrr - :''''" ACCIDENTS 'C'''' '' : ''' t'''::''''' - mr4004111k1010- t ommmaimtommo N'‘'''le''1:':'::'":''''1 '' :3 149'''' ' t'''''' f 1 L4::: :: Accident Curb Sought Tolerance Urged 1:e A :41P is 4 ''' Religion and Politics - ee 1 Baseball Op e n a --lidleasu r e Sugar Passek—Airmail Policy—Parents Strike —Silver Mroubts Seem m Acsk4r7::sir:rva--or—mmr——p- a' 0 Governor Charged— NATIONAL CHIEF INDORSES NATIONAL GAMp ''' 0 i 7 GUARDS --z- - - t '' ‘ - IL- 1 ''''''11Y -- A' Governor WilliamA H "Alfalfa Bill" Murrayof Oka i home relied again on his guardsmen : when he dispafched item through the state to prevent county officials from foreclosing on homes becaust-'- :of nonpayment of takes Tax sales ' were stopped In the 11 counties of At state when national guard squads - the '7''- protected homes of the peo's- 4AT Militia-lovin- ' ' ' ' 1'') ) 1' :'00 0 e-- - i ' otoPV li:- 04'''''''NN -- -- -- ':' kic-7::::- plc" In only tour count! er wag guard—VP-11rP action necessary to enforce the po ail laical move of the governor Get field county postponed the sales as did Walters Watonga and Durant counties when guardsmen appeared A distrkt judge Issued a temporary ' 4 ' restraining order to prevent the '' wheels of the law from revolving in Bryan county -- -- —I ''' ' ::: '- :': ::'i ::: H:i -- :i 4 A2' :''' ''4:' ' ':::'''' ''''4"'''''''7:: Reports of religious differences !:::':: 84 :": : i:'''C': :1' ' ''''' ril!'H' ' Invading politics filtered to the state ' f 1:I1'!!':M0j:! :::::: 9 4 c capitol from the town of Greenriver — ) '" ' - " mvtobaloA p were made public by Attorney Gen t lawantmegis '')4:-:''j:4'eral Joseph Chez who received a ' ' President Franklin D Roosevelt left re ed by rain from throwing the first ball to open letter from Dr R M Stevenson : ?1ftt-?"Kceives' his season pass for American league the first game of the 1934 season The picture ' charging Greenriver Mayor II C ' 'baseball from Clark Griffith president of the andys the president Jimmie Griffith Mr Gallagher ivith using his political s in Minneso t la OPPOSITION club The president was prevent- - Griffith and Billie Griffith office to propagate atheistical views Washington have routed the regular political Organized in Salt Lake was the tax churches out of all reason I a ::::::?:-::::::?parties and bid fair to retain control Western Mining Exchanges associaThe mayor assertedly proposes to of state the Gopher Republicans tion specifically to protest enactassess a $24 a year water tax on the anttcipating defeat on their own bill ment of the Fletcher-Raybur- n town's two churches Presbyterian ::: in met and left the way Minneapolis "wherein It affects the operation of 0k i and L D S whereas according to open for a ItiSiOn with Democrats industry and mining ex------Farmer-Labo- r if Dr Stevenson the churches use but to defeat the W Russell 'Mrs Magna president general of Daughters of party in from it$4 a dollar's 'worth of water a year changes" Exchange officials l BASEBALL a tight - between 4 sovietism and LURECASTERS the American Revolution opened the patriotic organization's CALMER Salt Lake San Francisc6- - Spokane Ai The doctor wanted to know wheth- Americanism"' forty-thir- d continental congress in Washington with an ad Denver o Los Angeles Seattle and Intermountain lurecasters who Pelting rain Canceled formal open zy Sr the mayor could be removed for The United States labor front as- The G G P Indorsed Martin Nel dress urging education instead of criticism and an "adequate the New Yorkmining exchanges at- organized a year ago selected Fair ing of the 1934 baseball season In sumed a calmer mien during the misconduct was advised that any son for governor failed to nomi national Arbor the ' tended capitol day 4 action for t4moval must be castnational defense" mont park as the site for their the surface the note anyone for the post of United wick lodged 00 when President Roosevelt was to situationbut beneath In courts that facts still was rite with discon- States senator hope thereby to In i ing lake on which they will demonpresented conout ball have 'tossed the in the first SUITS strete their ability with rod reel tent Strikes had subsided al- - wrest the Democrats In the 1 cerning the reasonableness of the pending water tax- were insufficient 10 en Cooperation with lie Utah state and fly In the latter' part of May inaugural genie between Washingthough pickets continued °to 'pace campaig- n- — — - --and Red SonatOrs able the attorney general to teach banking department and the or early in June the lurecesters will before tool and die Plants In De-The Sox s 0 a decision Mr regular openingday'howtombs building and loan department conduct their annual tournament where the Mechanics' EductChez instructed the ever was bright and clear—the troit IA contesting suits fighting reorganar1ANnAl will hold meanwhile several yLotional1 Societrof America continued ' Emery county attorney to investi- leveret uweather SUGAR in Wail hest the PROEIT ization of the Western Loan and tice meets to foment I lesrtrailkoen- agreed to defer gate the charges and "take such ac- I' dee 'Non ' which sixteeiNtearns the the years—end For first time in several years Building company was voted-bthe 1 After much wrangling and after in the automotion as the circumstances and cone palling a partisan party hu swept po v" began pursuit of American and Ns- - tive industry until present negotiathe of the reorganized new directors Sugar comPanyreditions warrant" senate litical aside and bt groups heavy debate the pasoed the placed were tional FOOTBALL 51 league championships r were comported a handcompany which recently was closed tions with employers power Governor' William Langer rewarded with large trowda sugar some 'profit to in Salt Lake Suits are pending in ' were ' 10000 of them RATES 40':'':iN pleted Spectators bill which defines the sweet is a stockholders At npminal Republican who accord -Interest centered on the Senators Salt Lake Los Angeles and San ii?structed in the wiles of the grid- he strike of the petroleum indu1---iThe success of Logan in reducing to—United Stetes— governmentbasic commodity applies thereto a ter reserves had American- - lea and the ' Francisco a distribution of more as the remote in seeking football fiesta "' at II Utah try the appeared rates charged by the Mountain iron fed- is from tribute tax charges Giants teams levying Both world upon producers processing been set up Vice assets of the concern 411' labor policy board of the industry the university stallium where plays were victoriouschamps States Telephone and Telegraph eral workers to reinforce his power which will be used to compensate in thó first day en- - Indicated ---'01'4' President a n d It would recommend Ickes' insure his tenure of office 41- and tactics were demonstrated coimters company has prompted Ogden's Langer the from former growers for acreage reductions ' General Marger t14 "z" WATER approval of wage differential' pro where alumni defeated the collegi- - the Red Sox 5 in winning state Mayor Harmon W Peery to seek the eleventh :' '' Quotas in the bill grant beet grow- - Willard - T Can 1::-The Deer Creek-UtaJ: :Ad ate squad by the close score of 6 to when Third Baseman 'Buck Walters posed by the petroleum planning - Wei similar redvetions Mayor Peery era 1550000 tons cane growers non reported net O cobtdination board and WEIS caused lake defeat although Redskins for' The diking project designed 1(te:"? and will seek an immediate hearing be:4 n L ministrator 260000 tons to the leaves Hopkins a in Harry ' ' secretary profits of 81140- -:grounder letting 1 workers have resisted the difteren ever to end Water troubles in Salt ' Marwin Jonas tattled center juggled " " fore the state utilities commission a federal investigation was begun of agriculture the fixing of quotas Joe Cronin with the needed tials 236 for the fiscal eger I Lake counties Utah on and the a fiercely depends Intercepted pass to securi the same relief that has In The in resulted run the and latter for investigation the vanouishing producers 21: ended Febyear In Council Bluffs and with Omaha veterans of it Salt the Lake line whereupon upon actiop City been accorded Logan and Provo 1 dictinent by At federal grand jury j behind '1401ritl The bill passed by the senate as ruary 28 1 tows across the Platte river ::i:b' was disclosed at a local chamber of passes by Feet Tedesco and line Phils the stellar pitch- - I charging Governor Langer and eight altered but slightly as it was re P the year During as cars remained commerce idle operators touchdown scored a meeting City Water plunges SCHOOLS with conspiracy through Alterations —the company put--ceived ing of Carl Hu1 b"'!''iA' Commissioner George-mulgated the first major tronsports—ing relief workers to support "The k Keyser A study of school revenues in bell king of the included the fixing-o- f estimated do- 1104000 1 1 : s'It'‘s no Workof strike the tion sured the group the city would sup depression Leader" administration newspaper Utah conducted by E J Burnett at 6452000 tons of sugar mestic consumption southpaws si:w::' 44 ens demand union recognition In sn e project II you will show port associates: Oscar tons allowing the domestic industry chief accountant in the state eudi Langer beets paid there- Willard Cannon high Other and reinstatement of 12 Alleged Leader 'business pay higher 'us we can bring water into this ba"'" 30 per cent of all consumption tor's office and J Eastan Parrett I Chaput manager ' for an average of 2437 a ten In 30 lights of the open- men discharged for union activities ull i State Senator Oscar Erickson Lead ates child labor would ' states the company maltetell 2844- - sin and can hold it" director for the state eeedia ing day were a Coal fields in Alabama and Penn The water the of matter 15 retaining of er State revealed office a reiulated that rather Highway Com publisher be limited 000 on t page Of sugar an inof as source a game continued - school sylvanis missioner A Vogel Harold than 'eliminated the state's 29 counties received more crease of 41 per cent over sales of Until the need arises for mnnicipal DISEASE pitched by Lon trouble and gunplay Wei reported in McDonald frank Leader' selicitor R A ' All amendments designed to fix school funds than they paid into the preceding year yielding a net purposes therefor ' Is the joker in C ub Warneke Alabama makers Glove hosiery the hand Passage by the legislature Paul J Yea definite quotas- for insular produc-yeathe fund in taxes During the fiscal convened and return of 23 cents per bag hander tKeirrizacnrd workers and hatmakers were wil AphRICIamnpzeicr of a metropolitan water district law In Physicians at surgeons era were defeated by the senate ended last June 2402223844 of the the Reds the meeting Chicago sec other against from work 4 fully away In would facilitate the construction of The defendants are named In two which aimed to please the domestic was received in taxes $314226652 American College of Physicians to and a circuit A tions of the land V the dain with P' W A funds which learn and hear VtrilEAT indictments one charging conspir distributed to school districts of new developments clout by Earl industry more World wheat experts adjourned has allocsted 62700000 for the Counties which collected acy to solicit funds for political put in medical 'science new methods of W h I t ehil I 1 LEGISLATION COTTON at Rome will convene million-dolla- r project than they received were: Salt Lake posea from federal employes! the old diseases Chief devel- moundsman for meeting treating ' W It Wallace chairman of the in June at London to renew ef- other alleging eonapirley to inter Box Elder Beaver Carbon Davis i the Senators in opments: On the White House desk was laid The the fate 'labor of disputee Water Utah commission Storage fare with the proper administratiott Rich forts to rehabilitate prices for the Grand Iron Juab Morgan Wernelse Inducing a "crisis" ahead of time the sixth inning 1" the nation's first expetirnent in act sponsored by New York's Sens told committee the Lake "Salt of V laws most Important basic IndusCity In lobar pneumonia cases by injectTpoele Utah and Weber of the game with the Red Sox tor Robert F Wagner Is aweitin production world's tempting compulsory The Salt Lake tax yielded 81652 try direly effeeted by the economic must make up its mind as to this ing air into the lungs By making Three teem hold the center of fitfully White House announcement control The Bankhead cotton bill much it water 111046-an- d nrolect—how pro the disease worse before its ordi- interest as the pennant chase begins: is uncertain because the the four school districts slump Chief problem connected MILITANT by Alabama Senator sponsored president to bUy how it is going to pay therein retrieved $105173156 period the patient theoretical- - The Giants piloted by young Bill nary John H Bankhead and Alabama - with the grain is minimum price Poses or veer to matters seems Student pacifists proved willing what It is going to do ly is better able to meet the "crisis" Terry the Senators and the Red from and guarantees B BankWilliam to left and left to right to Representative Qa STRIKE A plan favored by experts is to with the water" Mr Wallace fight for peace on various eastern than he would be if allowed to lan- Sox Both league champions are on theright head was passed bithe senate and issue The act has been bit campuses called strikes" at "antiwar from milling low grade tently returned from Washington or Recent earthquakes in northern forwarded for presidential more two three for days experts—to repeat terly denounced by most employer guish expected—by ---: wheat promote the use of the latter by the Student League or Indus- Utah jeopardizedthtsafety Of Cache provat The use of more surgery in tuberwhile the Bean Town boys are because union fear groups they S 111 EDUCATION trial Democracy the National Stu stock feeding Denaturization culosis cases ble chiefly for the expensive remod- - domination of county school children by injuring The Measure is designed to force industry It has been dent league and sympathetic groups At the University of Utah opened school buildings I Advocacy by Dr ElmerL Eg- eling done by their' new owner Tom equally supported by labor organ Prompted the cotton producers to restrict the com- - of surpluses to make the grain unfit At Harvard pacifists clashed with for human use but acceptable to the first annual labor education in- - gleston of Battle Creek Mich of Yawkey board of education to close the Col- - Mg crop to 10000000 bales plans Izations because withind it they fear stock was óa were export stitute in the state attended by 200 government-aidethe Mullins Chowder club and the 62 students sanitariums to en50 tax of a to it enforee levying domination union& a lege Ward school order of by employer t club without Harvard The transferred to the Wellsville grade - per cent of the current market price quotas and 'price-fixinrepresentatives from all local labor ablepatients to convalesce of then :—casualties Marching to Thigh costs of being siik the—doaor board emasculated tionil labor Retained by the Univarsity of New York Hunter college for In volved will probably be left' the extend adult education services to said force patients to leave hospitals saw in the move an attempt to foist quotas The Alabama Bankheada '1 N It A activity in the labor women had an task of drafting an international working folk was concerned with too soon return to homes where Washington crew was the Pacific through orderly demoruitraupon them concentration of schools field blames large employers for lion but at proposed the measure after cotton enin in coast annual the melees title regatta lines recommendcollege City social agreement recov move along and economic unfavorable to conditions are which they have 'long opposed political industrial growers suggested it promised to unrest H reported sued with The Washington oarsmen Seattle end football played by experts menta in the world of toda'y Parents therefore revolted and ery: 1 March saw 139000 workers affected ers While police support it s California defeated at Columbia verbal aniby 'stuwhen a bus called to collect the 218 78 ' with strikes Secretary of Agriculture Henry compared by finish the close a and to A of fire were mosities resorted length dents carry them to their new A Wallace was lukewarm toward 56000 workers'in liose fruit end vegelables were emprobably will send both crews to strikes involving school none responded Parents the act when first proposed gave Strikes settled in March Februery in national the Poughkeepregatta ployed at Johns Hopkins withheld them from mild support after he was assured resolutely 189 : 51 in numbered with compared Ommilatamtuoutt t ' sie N Y in June classes struck in opposition to the the growers themselves wish to ex CZ:1'4 tt'v117!::P'11"'ir$-':::6:-AVi::::::: 1:::4:'-iq:4 February and in each month 90 ' board's policy ZION strikes were averted by the national periment in compulsory control FISHING i':-And labor boards regional Wagner I 'iij:i1§' !04i45:i l Rebellion reared its ugly head in '1':::'::::':- :Fisher folk were given a breekl feelk many — large large employers Zion City as opponents of WI! J77911 ' :i 4v ' by State Fish and Game Commisare of kbor 16 if ' resisting organization olive shrewd fanatic ' ONOSZ:4: but B Cook when he in violation 1 Newell sioner if of not the the ' spirit Who Founder Alexander Opened the trout season on May 11 letter of N I A 'contends that un- - Dow' if::):!::1::!!:'M'::4' ago-Inhas since ESCAPE ASSAULT a 1') Th2 actb:e2l!: will be "14 w til they thgheildofA 4 recovery 141tir therein consoli-- 7reigned was bec"nuse pros ' date r1m 1:1 4 S itilpewle'd'"--'early 1: i :: The town of Canon City Colo 'I ' (:: ' '( dated tbrces The revolt fixed upon: ''g Peeling ten high in Colorado t 7! pacts are for an early end of the )1!tosite of the state penitentiary wits - 11'1' rebelof es center Zion I schools the 1 Springs againstGeorge Williams al fishing season because of low 1 ) "' thrown into panic when five prig — lion ' k streams "14 oners subdued Labor Overseer Joe legedly one of two 'negroes who aa- Zionites defeated the 'V° liva can — Moschetti with a knife forced him saulted Georgia Lindley and James 1 i didates for the school boards where""' to lead them through an open gate 'it 16ø"'"' O'Brien Colorado college students upon Wiwi promptly ordered them 1:1 040:::::"1::'':' ‘o'-whence they fled amid a rain of the But next closed despite day beet them with revolver butts The DELAYS bullets overseer's- edict Zion children ''4 4 men robbed the couple asthey were Freedom for William Crosby wits Irked were Idaho's Governor C trooped to classes were received by r 4 AS 'k'' shortlived indeed for he was felled returning to their residences early tI teachers Ben Ross and Boise's Unemployed rt MILLER by rocks kicked up by sputtering In the morning Voliva who has" Tong insisted the Council Secretary Esther Marete '1:"'4':::4:''''''It 1 With a imile on her lips unaware halts at the bullets and reentered the prison Idaho earth is flat incensed at the revolt in delay 4 giving Twice Colorado townsfolk Springs of the gravity of her disease alone Freedom also was brief for 41 relief through the federal announced he had been divinely in::::! '' ‘ old Willie Mae Miller of Memphis needy :'::::'::'::: Ntf: to asMarvin Green and Roy McVey who attempted mob action against the formed that Satan relief administration emergency was 1 I succumbed to leukemia Objects of their wrath are Regionat - sume control of the planned Tenn ':'1'':1'-i:':::1were badly mauled by Guard Chet imprisoned negro and twice Wit-haworld lit Sep- the mob dispersed once after ip strange malady which baffles phy- Administrator Pierce Williams and tember He called upon followers Yoe and Chri liallS as they sought to e'':1' and tour other suspects were The disease arises from hy fi) : t::'-:'' sicians t State F ERA Engineer W W Kad- to aldhim in presenting a stiff front escape in the car of Mrs William spirited to Canon City for safer peractivity of white corpuicies 4 to agents of the devil who threaten Kinney wife of a prison guard int Federal authorities promised :: which—cout the red corpuscles tT0111 an 0:Mrs Kinney and A neighbor- Mrs-- - keeping into charges that 11' E R to ruin his city capital of the Chrisinquiry the blood stream causing a fatal A has ceased to 0 W McLeod were badly beaten function in the Gem tian Apostolic church anemic condition Po e by the desperate men whose at state has been all but wrecked" During the swnmer Voliva plans PRODIGAL LN1 ii warn to were tour a came of from a the Next :::: country denial : tempts to flee stopped with day DANE 44 To the support of John Dillinger also to Imminence Satan's state ad Parker P well directed blows Carver former egainst Penniless died Karl Dane quon::: c011ector to recoup sufficient funds to lift now Idaho Next day Raymond Perry was desperado who has to his discredit a and try dam cinema star of theailent days ' " Zion out of receivership restore concaptured 20 miles from the city after number of murders and robberies in a modest liollytvood apartment a of internal revenue- who explained rent-frefrom of the $30000000 town to his offices the trol of shift he spent the night dodging pursuers rallied his home townsfolk of suicide Dane ended his career with " to self a Still at large was Mooresville Ind who petition Govrented august Capitol in quarters through fields a bullet through the head because Boise business ?'' ( as block Claude Reeves who was being ernor Paul V McNutt to grant amnecessary He to of his find Nork N Inability as:'' to the public enemy who ' nesty sought by a posse of 200 men with ARKANSAS vaulted to fame In The Big Parade” to consolidated relief and C W A workers to avoid inconvenience if i bloodhounds 'touring the surround- tonished the nation when be- - as as tobacco "Slim" the gangling' Arkansas' penal farm has Crown Point by means '5 Bents I from of and when session the a reaped t badlands special ing chewer T7:1: '':' shortage of draft animals Arkan called is e4'''s4 ' Kading legislature Punishment at the whipping post of a wooden gun The petition serves 4" to reflect an astonishing Indiffer- ' plied by announcing 1130 men bave saaprson officials decided that con i BLAINE was meted out to the recaptured con 't 2 ' ence to criminality among a section victs would perform sufficiently : gone to work PBronchial fatal to was — pneumonia yids '' of citizens well in cotton planting Hence teams John J Blaine 58 it F C director t41 of six were hitched to planters drew 4 The petition described Dillinger TROUBLE ECIENTMC RECOONMON J former senator from and governor cotton Tribute to the garage mechanic them along 'the mile-lonOlkreed Am Roberta Semple as Indiana's "prodigal son" and t of Wisconsin ally of the liberal La sal asked generosity for a Robin Hood d wu paid by Dr Robert A Milli rowsi Walter Helms chairman of Follette& Smyth daughter' of Mc- on a spree Meanwhile the search s Aimee Semple who the state penal board alter viewing kan scientist Evangelist John Harry and Charles Clark of Bel Air Profita arising from the sale of milk taken for the bandit concentrated in his HANSEN Hutton and Purser MTfound the mechanics' jobs as In - the IntrilX)Wered planters ruled the 16 Pherson Md are working their way through the Unifrom the animals at 4 a in are sufficient native state as his father admitted Peter' Hansen 81 Danish teresting ai exists on earth" He- Wok WaS not too hard but the gov- H!jam Bradley Smyth in Loa Angehis fugitive son pSid a recent visit trimFair coeds viet consul in Salt Lake for twenty added that "it takes a brain to be ' ernor held a contrirg view ordered versity of Maryland d011ege of agriculture by to meet the brothers' expenses 1 le$ because of "motherin-la' to his old home 27 cows the wodc to ceuo of different of It cerebral hemorrhage ' morn often the of a trouble man in a garage" kind" arise the milkers but ble assuming coliege's years in I charge early IL ' ''' k ') t ' I ' I ' '' 4 '"i:'ii:i'i!':&ka?4) I 0 4 '''' :f-- :: :r::7:::i:' 4 J k ::y::::44: ii it!' ' ' ' ' s H :' '' tic ' ti'1:41 l' -i-- k : rusioN Farmer-Laborite- ' Labor In the Sporting World : ' With the - - Farrrale' ts 11 - - 1 - old-lin- Utah-Idah- o r Jones-Costiga- n much-dispute- d nt 17 ' ':31-'- - 5''' lcing-soug- :1 —e 3 Man-whe- ' '':P 17 off-sho- ' ' : ' " es ' ' 6-- and 4 pro--nth- forcf ers from-the--bou-se- N - S cience e e-- h 1 rt right - r Jr ' — -- ten-the- ir 1 t ' V - — on-lab- d s-- surplus-removal- R 4 - -- ---e d g BOATINOWagneralsothalrman ' - three-quarter- STUDENTS MILK WAY THROUGH COLLEQE v!1"1-- k 13:::':::e: ::: ' Crime in the Nation ' t''''t (6'11 It'10: ::: 1 ' i'' ( :'::i:'::::: :''"!'4 ii J 14:'':::: II :ei''i ' 1 14' ' f1 1 - z Idaho 4Nk 7 - — A A Obituaries ftionlopoimmilmsmoli I V ' '::: ' - i Ii':':7-:''':'do- : ' '''1 i 0 :::: :: ::::: r :: "::" :1 ':::::' ''' e 4' 1' : ' '': " - ''- 4 "1 () 2 S ' -- t:44 g much-marrie- world-famou- w ' t- ' i I - t ' 4 4 I4 -— - t |