Show ' 7 - m - — - ' '' 1 ' : - a V ' -- - 4 - - 4 ' - 4 i a144toSaARIONKaimmigdmiliogmallwSAmhookaoloowoommisoncestrir-AlttlidWoite- - - - II 0 ' - r ' ' 10 ' - ' - ' ' ' ' - - '' -' 40-1- s Paliqe Apiiialio4d UNIONSs URGED : gQi()$içqp'-'- - 1934- - Handcart Pioneer - - -- -- ' cal-- two slatersi ' SCHOOL NEWS AND VIEWS Succumbs in S L TO BACK BILL - At Home of Son ' Nine Ntotorists :: ÁPR11:2"4 THE SALT LAKE TitmuNk INESDAY MORNING -- - "- fusBero aint1710114sAnandgelVeLwane members a hearty welcome and hope liked they like us as Much as'they Children' Visit ' different things Girls Scouts mustlunior Students schools they have left the High Iknow Dairy can and beton they join TT Dorothy Thurgood contributes: In 4 Musical Miss To See Milk Processes teir pins Present Mrs Kate Okelberry Clinton 70 Spring Betty Deuers world history class Girls Miss Scout di: ' Emily Lynch - ' ' Nine motorists were arrested by po- handcart pioneer of 1863 died at the are being held each Monday debates of means Salt rector the Lake told us I who wish to debate are Federation Ch'ef Asks Sup home of her son Charles Rof Clinton The Erie W Ilyberg to Admin Ilea Monday on charges of spading pupils Kathleen Costello Davis E40617—' scout" the ceremonies of Phypie and pre-- ' ing Egter infirmi1139 Yale avenue Monday teams Thalosers lot the divided into Editor Biewn T ' Associate L111 Leitzell 33 and L AGaylor Editor Colbert Bennie Associate 'Marvin sented kthe girls with their badges 1 ties iincident to age of Wagner-Co- n eliminated inm the van- Gravel Sand are debates 9 9 ' port Miss We — were when all thrilled Twenty-seveMain 29 wee arrested Oa South SCHOOL WEST JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL— Lynch ‘ OQUIRRH Mrs Clinton was born in 'Sweden test and the winners continue The i milk monitors of the Oquirrh asked Miss Zeta Morris our printipal Our spring musical was given last t nery Measure and had lived in Utah 71 years She street by Traffic Patrolmen L R Industries team will thus be selected: Slag champion came to to honthe while front they came fo Salt Lake 50 yearrago Mrs ictinol accompanied by Misr Allie week and C J Larson who accusedl under are based either on curthe music debates The 'Terry by department scout ored Miss with the her pin Clinton was the lut survivor of va Christensen teacher sponsor of the - ' Other problems of 'inor events them of driving 43 miles perliour rent of the direction us told Miss was Eeanor Wright that MissMorris She was the Milk Service club Miss Miriam De Lynch family of six children work Donald Stoker been selected Ivy Palls 40 was accused of speeding Urging active support of the in class the terest - - Eric W:Ryberg KenMiss Mr Enid a made and member Bosengreen givenher badge and labor disputes bill let- widowof Charles V Clinton are the chairmen Witt who is in charge of the milk of Thomas and chairman of the Utah state commit- 50 miles per hour by Traffic Patrol- onnery 30 Roy a was because Each of number Surviving are het son CharlenClin- service at Oquirrh: Mr R E Brown hadtroop Girl Scouts forthe help she neth Roylatite S L Chris- ters were sent to members of Utah's of the two classes tee for the Ifourteenth regional code men T B Burbidge and I i beautiftill interpreting many composition years given a Lucille Groesbeck Mrs to: 23 wisarrested congressional delegation Monday by daughtir ' Maxine Kaufman and Mr J Terrence Holding dairy past Mrs Howard Berkshire was also administration lor the crushed stone tensen A R Rogers L W Pierce end M I spring time and was delightful to Ellie- Petikas and room Thompson president of the of Salt Lake and five grandchildren managers visited a local dairy last Patrolmen a bedgeShe and Miss Eva 'Han- - the audience The progrerif consisted report:- In our natural science sand and gravel and slag Industries by Traffic given be will Federation-oservices Funeral conducted Utah Labor beautiv State At Hi- Christensen f E ' he after big are allegedly bringing Monday children the our are sen of numbers by the girls' glee club the ft wu announced Monday by R T lieutenants the same time Mr Thompson issued Thursday at the Joseph William Tay in 7 Upon reaching the dairy the moniI in- speeded 52 miles per hour on Main club the mixed chorus the ful rocks to school These are put 27-boys' glee ' ' Weske research engineer for the The hour had not been tors were divided into two groups art appeal to all ' local unions 0E1- - lot mortuary Then our teacher Mrs - dustries who has opened offices at street ensemble the school orchestra the sandtable String I tedwitlithe federatiotLio Buriel fe wilLtakt MrBrown: acting campaign decidedMODday 114Bentirte337—TohnMcLeon for the puhrstated birds 220221 Beason building' and by lit awe C- Sanford ' for of the bill place in the City cemetery first group and Mr Holding for the s Ion the rocks The boys and girls have Mr Clive were of Other members of the tommittee 47 and Hugh Wilson 57 were arrest- Mrpamage a feature Joseph to Feature the con' Thompson's letter second We were shown the process Program the program a flower club Seeds are distributed are F MMaher and H D Landes ed on West Temple street by Patrol': delegation follows: milk has to go through from the time et Salt Lake Ralph R Bristol and men Terry'and Larson' after they al- gressional 1B writes: During to the members Mildred Taylor ' bel'Those who really' and truly I Carol Taylor Editor the dairy in a glass lined Floyd per hour lieve Our gym instructor Mr IL B Way of Ogden Carl Nelson legedly exceeded the the last few weeks a number of new A in the N R A must also believe ' Luella Wiest ASSOCISilf Editor '' '' it is ready for delivery was married to Miss Sarah cif Logan and W W Clyde of Spring- - limit Utters have students enrolled at Jan 'West In Wagner-Connerdis:: the libor 1::t:: ill and schools Glen Holmberg 20 and Dean L JenJACKSON A week ago Betty Beeson joined Cornelia Lund recently We wish them f We saw the chemical laboratory SCHOOL—One of the most outstand- lior : arrested Burbidgel putes act Without this meuure the Committee will InVestigate the sen a long and happy life together Also N R doomed is A The ameodment A man who while begging alms for This department has a bacteriologist incand original programs of tbe year playlet "The Exchange' by Marthal the engagement of Mr Irving Alters staturel resources plant productions and Christensen on Second West : Wagner-Connerthe proposed Alfred the poor stole $20 from a woman who And last but not least each child re- - was given last Friday by Miss Grace Chips Saunders Jack mathematics teacher to Miss Norma eapacities of existing facilities esti- street after they allegedly drove 43 measure Isby necessary to preserve was aiding his cause was hunted by ceived an ice Cream cone and a glass E Nielsen's advisory group the 93-- Wright Marion Crossley ROWArell Fisher is announced mated future demands and transpor- and 50 miles per hour respectively imat 4 of orangeade tation available Ito determine the class The announcing was very ori- Cavence accordion solos Louise Say- ' °Unless a ' law' Is passed to put police Monday MARVIN COLBERT 511 ginal-and control and regulation of the Indus- of 121 West Watson svas H Mrs A selecdone Jackson three - girls age former student by teeth in the labor provision" of the and of 'the class- '- Carol 'Taylor' Luella tion by the girls chorus consisting of street told Detectivea on Friday April 20 the girls try under the R A Mr Weske said MIRA there will be plenty of trou- FourthSouth litnisaker1 boys of the filth and sixth- - grades Wiest The decisions will be outlined at Ross P Wire and Lester Anderson The an- Margaret Maine Revs Olsen Donna J ble Laborhas been patient while lisi I to enable all those incame to her door Monday were inVited to a program given by nouncements were in rhyme and the Anderson Margaret Henderson Jean Tormenting burning irritationS business flouted the orders of the that a mac i big 30 the The pro- three girls said them in unison Girls Stouts of troop tereated to present facts' or °WetOlsen land Rachel Rek4 acrobatic 'licitly soothed and healing promoted morning asking for donation for the l labor That — patience it ' y wag Vona he added for the purpose of initiating gram The progratri Included: Orchestra dance Leah Perry and Louise Wra' I exhausted and unleu Rs there Poor by concentrated DI new members to this troop We all selections under the'direction of Mr ' SiOCO the peak of 1929 thla Indus- - HURT-Bto was lie about As leavehilaked from the' burn Jordon junior high real 'enfor ement and tom- - for I' to sang America Then Miss Phyllis Alva Woodward piano solo Velma school song by girls' chorus This last try which ranks second only to the : glass of water and f ' -nee-w- eshall eve strikes and Prater the Girl Scout captain had Unsworth: reading Dora Schaelling song was written by Rachel Reid one iron of in and to rear -house It the for total pig ithe —-' get industry aplenty-durinthe year 1934 him' When he had ' s- - ‘ value among mineral products in the s ' gone she told the trouts tell and demonstrate the vocal solos Margaret Henderson a lofthe girls of the class a- - law - ' must s that Congress peas United States has suffered a loss of Child-SufferBroken '' so clearly define the rights of the detectives she - sliscoveredher - - 57 per cent in production and 50 per contained about $20 191vfi that it cannot be dime- - purse which cent in employes Mr Weake said Woman Bruised in miming from the hall table The anybody Wagner by The N It A code signed by the pre bill detines I clearly the ident embraces the Libree named tightel groups of the industry in allot their forms whether stationary or portable plant machinery or equipment is TWci pedestrians were injured In au' used and whether small wayside pits -tomobile accidents7— Or large established sources of mate137 and Jik Vaselino Steve Karr '411 are available be said It also Golda Morris1 daughter of Thom56 alias Joe Sicilian° pleaded guilty stipulates that the products of the as and Lula Morris 518 Second East to liquor possession charges in police industry shalivnot be sold for less street suffered a fractured right leg Mr Lizette Bishop Born 84 wid- court Monday and were fined $25 by than the prime cost of production and bruises on her head when she was ow 4 of Dr R W Born of Sandy died Judge Daniel Harrington 10 per cent struck by an automobile driven by' in Oakland plua 1 Monday noon aald word' Karras was arrested Monday at 942 Dorothy Swinton le 1077' Seventh received in Salt Lake South State street by Morals Squads Executives' Club Plans L Eaat street on Fifth East street be-- Mn Born was bornby inrelatives Kenton men W R Hawked and H M Dun! ' tweed Fourth and Fifth -- South 011ie and came to Utah in 1916 mak- combe after they seized- a pint of Visit to Springville ' ' her home for a number of years synthetic gin - Miss Swinton told police she was ing in at to arrested Sicilian was moved She California Sandy— ° Saturday r E to R driving belonging In place of the regular noon lunchtwo years ago ' 77 West Second South street where Jr 17 539 Seventh -- avenue eon meeting of the Executives' club Suriving are four sons R B Born police reported finding a half pint of on north street East when Fifth the SO On April the membership will I of Alameda Cal: Ivan F Born and Steve Brown 55 whisky travel to Springville by train to visit child ran east from behind a parked John Waldo- Born of Oakland and arrested with Sicilian° denied the automobile into car the of the the Springville high school art expath Walter W Born of Salt take charge and will face trial May 1 lie : hibit was announced Monday fol- The initired child was treated at the Funeralservices will be onducted wacreleasectottimarl °LINO - lowingita meeting and removed later of the organization emergency hospital In Salt Lake Walter W Born left - — to the L D'S hospital In the Newhouse hotel Salt Lake Monday night 'to return UfahtNitioind Guard I from a street The members with their wives or behind Running dec:11110i::7:17:::::': with the body after which funeral ar':''' partners will leave Salt take at 5:15 Into the path of an automobile Mrs ribgements will be mide s Transferred Officer h B Sarah Thirty-n54 224 state-fisEast m Mandigo and will visit the 1 - p South street suffered bruises r hatchery at Springville while en inth Several transfers in the 'Utah na' and probable fractured ribs Monday Gasoline Workers' Club tional guard were announced Monday During the meeting Monday Ro- afternoon at Seventh East street and Lists by Brigadier General W G Williams Temporary Officers se() W Eardley representative of the Emerson avenue adjutant general They were effecUnited Grocery company I new 'According to R C Sudburf f'45 member of the club told of the his- 3440 Thirteenth East street driver of Temporary officers eleited at an tive Saturday Captain L Robert 3 Edwards of the the car Mrs Mandigo had alighted organization meeting of the Gams c7 iiotael tory of the grocery company TrrM1:7!:::M71T1111"11"11”""44777:717:37 ---- -from a southbound street car and ran line Employee chrb at the Newhouse state staff and departments was as:::: 'TT as CAFE OPERATOR ARRESTED from behind the tram in a southeast- hotel Saturday night were an- signed to the command oftegimental :t f Accused of violating the city license erly direction into the of his nounced Monday asfollows: Thomas headtparjers battery of the 145th field path ordinance L K Makomel 33 of 471 northbound machine R Terry chairman M R 'Wood artillery Be replaces Captain Comer IWest Eighth South street was arrest- was taken to the Salt Lake General wards secretsry and advertising 'man- E Smith assigned as regimental aded by J A Mortensen city Meat in- hospital by Mr Sudbury pollee said ager and Richard Adams Bus Got jutant Captain John W Summerhays 4f & regimental adjutant wastransferred SpectorMonday and released on bond Hospital attendants said he injured don Leslie Smith Mr Terry ii::igNi::noi:N 0i?K:? of $300 Mr Mortensen said Makomel women would be placed under obser- liam Townsend Lawrence Maistrom tothe state stattand department :::::::iiitn:imii::::?: was operating his restaurant without vation for possible internal B Jackson and Carl Herzog c ::::: injuries Edward C C ENVOY NAMED i:::Iiiii:?::::iiii:iii:i!!!!:::: soft drink cigaret or restaurant executive committeemen ' 1 f ::!0 - A G censes Mackenzie of ''':'::::::::5::::i:::::?:::::::f: 4 7: the The next meeting'will be held In Funeral Services Held conAmerican Utah V the Newhouse hotel May at p chapter Mining JJ:f1:' if 1!4'444V7k:X4 gress was selected Monday by the 4' n:::':f:::'::::::::'::::K:: s For Biro Mary A Sweet 6 el :::::::':::::K:'::' board of governors to represent the 410:rn:4W1 I Child in Dash chamber of commerce at the annual ' Last rites for Mrs Mary Ann 'United of chamber the States meeting i' ' : Aerols" loth' Of Auto' next Sweet widow of Alfred E Sweet 16 :: 4:?4:::::X:::::K::: month Mr Mackenzie is now in l):?!?47?!:: were conducted Monday at 3 p m ' ' ' Washington Dodoes Guaranteed ''''aA:??gSi:ifXi: at 11 the home oM::: ::Jirt"::::i1::: tt of her son F A Sweet Prescription Beverly Jones 5 of 67 North Sev' !::!!i::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::::::'::::::::1!!:4:::-::::::::ii::::::::::::::::::::::-:::::::::::::::::::enth West street suffered lacera-president of the Standard Fuel 4 104 Thirteenth East street The lions on the top of her head when' Thousands of Pile sufferers do not ::::::5:::H::::: know that the cause of Piles is in Rev Theodore G 'Alley of the First she 'was struck :by 'an automobile ::4::: :614:g:ti::i:fi::i:i:1:-:::ternal—bal circulation of blood in the Presbyterian church presided Burial driven by Robert S ycCardle 37 of :::iiiii:::ii:::?::::?:: : :::o::::::: took place in the family plot in the 825 West- Eighth' South street on Weather conditions April 33 Met lower bowel 11 A 1111TOW trough of Telittigrig IOW presThat is the scientific truth about Mt Olivet cemetery Seventh West between sures is charted ever Idaho Utah and The pallbearers were the following and South Ternple 'streets Monday Piles—the real reason why salves and 1 Northeast et thie trough there la ''tk 'lie ' moderate high with its crest over ast1414121) i i suppositories do not give Intim grandsons: Frederick A Sweet Jr at 6:30 p in ern reMontana of have Sprinkles gain :::':':' ": ::::ii::: iiisrelief why cutting does not removs Victor W Sweet Floyd Payne and ' After treatment at the emergency sulted in northern Colorado end light 00081111ef George Payne and the husbands of hospital the child was taken to her showers In Oregon end Washington Temthe cause 'k4 warm in continue peratures unusually Your itching bleeding or protrud her granddaughters Percival Young home Utah and western Colorado but ft Is cooler ' i McCardie police reported said he in the northwest A depgillgiOn OM the i ing Piles will only go when you ac and MacTavish Pyke :F:C - ' has caused scattered traces of great Mrs Sweet died Saturday at her was driving north on Seventh West rain inlakes ' Externs tually remove the cause ' the central and eastern statesi( :::lr' 4 for Salt Lake City Section of treatments can't do this—an internal home 330 Thirteenth 'East street of street when the child ran from the Degrees kidney ailment complicated by her center parking and into the side of ComparativIC e 'odor medicine shotild be used Fermenting Cellars the prescription of Dr J S Leonhard age his automobile Highest In this montiteince 1174 at the 31iii: Lowest Wit light fig '' sold by good druggists everywhere Lowest this monthence 1174 riskier plait fil?':'1 all 'soy succeeds because it atimulates the cir East-HigMean for Balt leder Lake In Girls Win 41011000 Man 't Officers Arrest 11 NOgglit la ' :: ' :''?:'' 40-'- 7 culation drives out congested blood City 'India heals and restores the almost dead Total precipitation for the 14 Sonts Contest On Attendance 11gOorPossission I 0 t ending at S P parts ' Total for this month to data 311 So why waste time on external Accumulated deficiency for Mil month Girl students of East high school W R Morals Hawkes Squadsmen to date 132 remedies or worry about an opera were honored at a special assembly and 0 Holt arrested Jack Murphy Total since October 1 to date 1 39 tion when Schramm-JohnsoDrugs Monday morning for since Oclober1 431 rating the high 211 at 64 West Broadway on charges Accumulated atdeficiency invites every Pile sufferer to try est 636 and acts at 1:11 Iligisee in the attendance contest con- of liquor possession Monday with guarantee of money ducted last week between the boys The officers said they seized s tvrAnirn OBSERVATIONS TAKEN VP& back if not joyfully satisfied with the and AT AP M ItIOVNTAIN of a pint of MIL gin from TWAT ' (Adv) Thegirls wi help one bottle gives? program included musical se- a box at the establishment Murphy - ri -- 24 31 111p h ' 00 lections and introduction of candi- was released on bond of $300 ' 11 vl 1 1 11 ta ig dates for the student body elections 11 b Pa to be held this week mon 1 11 : g it a 0 1 rrr The average daily attendance durLOCAL AGENT TRIBUNE : g P :4 21 the was: week Girls 9189 ing Issurase Aerldeat and EaLltlt per --- --R- I bleCorakt Sildc — - Wautch VI) cent boys 9150 per ' Salt Lake City 'Utak SIXTY is standard That tanks th of made Fisher Boise 001C1Or the large storage' LABOR LEADER TO SPEAK : ' 121 111 TICIdt SYNOPSIS OP YDS ANNUAL Cr HOW much did the state of Cheyenne ' Beer Iltah's Favorite 381 the old days' TICIest absoJack Weinberger international or Chicago newest an at 'design 0 STATSMENT OP VIII New York derive from its income Denver 2 181 681 01!Rain ganizer for the American Federation tax ea 641 Od 88 00C11r Jeto The same to lutely uniform temperature-- Fisher during 1833 In comparison to Helena 21 14 900 Clear 44 68 of Labor will speak at a mass meetingl Mercury Fire Insurance of Kan City 11 — 00 Clear 14 141 56 - Beer ' hotel and restaurant workers barH 1929? months-----been111 14 44 Lander 0061 ingredients high quality including Se- aging A rot 1932 the last available Los Ant ea - 01 SO tenders and — beverage - dispensers Company it Do'cielirdal : 441 461 441 14 the from total the New year Pomo Office—St Paul Mtn ted :Naturehas used to receipts been allowed TIC1dy minneapola complete----lee- hops imported Thursday at 8 p tn in the Labor tem- York state income tax was 641742- - Modena 721 741 421 20 001C1ear y— President—P R Bigelow ' Fishii-Beei-toda': 141 141 641 He r' will Needles discuss 00'01aar the restaurant ple ' make C Mc the Kelm without Secretary—J 052 The receipts for the year 1929 New York MI eat 30 00Pt 110 " ' ' Showing condition on December St code announced officials of Culinary amounted to 684508173 561 ' 141 22 00 Clear Omaha el :— that were 1933 made to the Commissioner of !n- Alliance local No 815 Phoenix 4 eolcioar -e 41 161 Onir-pitimVII 'Pocatello eurone of the State of 'Matto pursuant can produce that- i4 (41Cleitt ' then unknown Q How did the old Roman Coll- Portland b modern 641 '141Cle18'' to lawl4 ' refrigera- - f TREATER MAN RETURNS 661 741 461 001C11r seuiti compare in size with the pres- Pueblo ASSETS 'aged mellowness which we 401 241 121 641 Reno 00 Cid' lion and brewing Barry' David general manager of ent day stadiums of the large uni- St 110000 telling Peal estate lagermg '' Loula t 701 MI 501 161 ' 00IClear 'have set as a standard 29715000 L Magus Theaters returned to his versities? 811 141 511 141 Salt Lake 00:Clear Mortgage and other loans every lx-)-t under of 121 601 141 112 equipment supervision 3606170 04 desk Monday from San Francisco Mean Bonds and stocks San 00IClear : :1' A The Roman Coliseum built A San Fran 141 tie and every keg of Fisher Beer 181 00ClOt 209289 ag where he was Cash In office and banks called ill- 1) 82 seated 50000 and sould accom- Scuttle the 121 an 16 SO fatal trained e by experienced European 'mat 335793113 Other ledger assets 11 ness of his mother Mrs Sarah David modate 200011 more Isookane 00'CifiT 731 standing There Tortopah as an assistant to Frank brewmaster I Oil Total ledger assets $4404411415 who died April 21 are a score or more stadiums in the miser li 501 Winmucca 4449362 Ilonledger assets A United States that seat 50000 or Fisher who supervised had 7 5I 701 TICIdy ' 1141 more people Three stadiums in the fu'm-11HI iZ 73 041'6'1'44 'Gross assets $44441171137 11112 VA -full from 1909 the charge brewery United States seat 'Over 100000 tem assets not admitted i 35855011 ' HEAD SELECTED 4 - en I - For Fast Driving -- '— ' p - - T 1 - Istfr - I - - - WI v gililisve thee:reenellew4 I v e 1 ' )s S n De ---- hu - 4 Wagner-C- ' 1 --RhymeJinnotincements— - --- - 1 de 'it 4 We! idei say N t) 1 ' It k w- - -- k bs sehool-AltViol- the-whb- Pupils --- Solicitor of Alms Sought ss Th leuntil ty ' - 4 Wil Mn Sm eon Mn 41 et I JTJNIORtIdH ir the del to I led Str y i 2 - - Ts BSso 141 - k - Fiery Eczema - and-Don- - Fa sun '4 ) 1 1 ' ATJT -- - 1711 - i — - 9 - i - t 1 ' ' Widow' Dies n 'Oakland of-Doct- 1 V the - Be Sk 1 Ba 1 1 Two Plead Guilty To Liquor Charge 1- -- 1 0 S LA she-we- giv Mr ou by ma 6 1 Cu 1 - Cal-liste- tax-pai- d l i tee iller ilr 10(1 t I' ' 0:! :::::::::::i::::: Ilrs-Mandi- Ht 1i! Er - ::::::::::::::::: 0 Na: More Piles :::: 4:Ki:4: ::::iii:::::z 41' '''''':r 1 :::: 5' 4 - Weather :::mii:g: North-Templ- tli L ' at th el 1 1 1 gr i r) 131 bt 4 ::::: :z::::::::::i:if 11: '1' ' th w A i D - i i y 0- t I el it e 44670:14) 1 : CI '"' 1 : 1 an trl lo 114 fr : 11:::::::?:::0i : corn-Pon- y M O ' :r ia::::Kiii ick:4:0:::4 Injured Le v r ? 4:::::::::::::: 11- DE - wet - M 41 - : MI Mi ea! i - : Ev Ta (4! 1 : : ' MI I s t - wI DO IT HAS BEEN BREWING AND Is NOW TEIOROLIGHLY - ' In( 11 ° i- i ic fa it - 1 II I ci ri 13 k P t ' p - 1 : -- - : i n h i b n - ' h I ( Ans)-4"'- ' For t d 7 111 a n — ' 'big ti - : r V A t IIEM-ROI- three-fourth- I tax-pai- d DP161 I - 1 Ottlit 1 i ii INFORNIATI tI -- ' 1121 1 1 kept 1 L - - ' - -- -- IN 721-- his -7 - weIlivemodernfacilities ther:' oughit ' t ‘i - ' Total admitted wrote LIABILITIES 14090428111 i C!11 !Icier Czt a Cern for S 243376 2S Contingency reserve If you are troubled with corns or tinearned premium Titers 141$341176 calluses do not run the risk of blood Net amount unpaid looses 19100210 and claims poison by paring them Statistics allow All other liabilities 1014796 that may infections have occurred from this seemingly innocent practice 1 I' CO would like yoU tosettleani argument 1 bet that Nevada gave: Roosevelt better than a two to one majority Am 1 right? - A The vote in Nevada in the 1932 1 presidential election was: Roosevelt 25756 Hoover 12674 I $200927307 of paring corns Simply go to your druggiat and get 'Q $1000000 00 rap' ts I ' When were tWe first' coins few cente worth of Icetitint rub a 108113509 zSurplus little en any painful eom or callus made in this country? Surplus as to policyholders 2061115509 Immediately the pain will disappear A The first coins struck in this and In short time the corn or cat--us country were the New England ahilwill loosen end lift off easily with ling Total espital surplus and sixpence and threepence isother liabilities $409042310 the finger—root and all—leaving the sued in the colony of Massachusetts surrounding skin in a healthy normal about 1652 condition State of Utah County of Balt Lake--s- e This together with the WI that le This certifies that the above-namoo- d To ADDRESS SPARKS CLAIR: dOmperly has filed ite 'mount statement Mint overcomes such affections as sore of which the foregoing is a synopels and tired aching puffed or burning feet Warwick C Lamoreatik liocretary hes complied with the laws of this state end makes them cool tem sod Com- Consumers League of Utah will adis fortable is probably responsible for the twisting to insurance and therefor duly authorized to transact the business hearty endorsement given it by drug dress the Sparks club political and economic study group on the Univerof insurance in the state of Utah until the set day of Pebruary 1935 To rid one's feet of very bard corn sity of Utah campus Tuesday He is In witni-s-e whereof I hereunto set mt sift corn corn between Melees or on e--Tmaldistribution -t end gar le my official seal this painful calluses in such e pleasant and sah—e m-e3thn ntoy Of March IA34 sate way makes it seem the height of 3 In m the Little theater ot the A emtni p thew folly for anvons to per a tarn and Commissioner ot Insurance ipopple are warned to Mop It iA4v)11intoit liatilding Tors :and ' ij:)(0 I ) iAsi elimination (let a 25c bog : ' k 4t I In ILInnoWi TA dil(14 At 41 n s! i 0 4- - e bope'lif anything but un ustil sZnil rarrtaeldreo ittra Virt drtiggilitte UT U MC : "00111g s— vegetable Nit Tablete (Nature' Remedy) But now after years of thronic constipation and biliousitess—w lute change! New pep—new color and vitality I—freedom from bowel sluggishnees and inlaxative testinal poisons This stimulates the entire bowel OM gently Nimble thorough AU ri --- Finds Relief Safe All Vegetable oWn bad s l v up : L ' :IA !114) 1(41 !114 ' k a i'"" '' mmomMl Quick r elief tar ac id indirta tian heartburn Only 10c MIIIIMMEMIIMEME11nniMionmmolW jt k n ' — : - 1 r you-take-r-y- -- - - " s Phone your dealer now to reserve a case tor you - UTAII'S-- : old-fashion- - - ' - - - - 0 ther terrttories' FAVORITE -- SINCE-- -- 188'4 i ' !'1 A":-- i - - 4 ' - a to ' i r : V 1 lt a t ' ' ' ? t ' ' l l t '0 t - ' i ( 4 cf" ": -- ": c f - to 1917 and who continues i n charge of the management today So when first ' this better beer your will know ' that: a real lager is' here at lasteven better than it use I to be! Your grocer and ruggist 'via kiiii3 Fisher Beer in bottlesanti 'cases 'cafes and dealers will-o- f ler it orttan:l as tvell 'as in bottles ' Thursday 'tI!!i'Aprils 26th inSalt Lake City and'''--Y'Available in a Jew days in County li7 'i the of Q P a - 114 11 I But lioi- 5601 - 66 t are - -- that in 1917 I' to hurry Proeqs ' 1884 'for t f: i'1 : i i -t )'' 1 si ' - |