Show - 4 - :' ' - - ' ---1-- - - - e ' - - 1 -- 1 41-' TitE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONbAY 'MORNING - - Y"-' ''''-- 1''f's i I Alt - ' Forces - Si S L Prepare to Turn Postal Work Back ' to Private Air Companies 1 I ' i Wednesday One of Rotary's ': fig- -' " - Tiffs — - ''''''' -- ' ' ' 0 Church and Civic Leaders Honor Memory of Noted Jurist Educator i ::: 1 A'74: urek George T Hager of Chicago will address delegates attending' the 'I annual district conference of the 1ST SLATED Utah and Idaho clubs in Sat Lake Wednesday Thurday and Friday Mr Hager who will address the ::' bffieeta-anEnlisted Men convention next Friday on "The Power and Opportunity of Rotary" is 4 Willr a direCtoritif Rotary International He l a a desCendant of families noted BebOsect L I to In the civil war and was born in Bristol Tenn in 1893 Mr HageOeceived his B A deThe army's order to "retire" from zree in 1911 at Xing's college of Bris' ibis airmail btutiness in the western tol and in 1916 receivedhis LLB de-of Tennessee atateewes received Sunday by the tireeewas the University of a' high school at principal headsnail :79!111- sir corps operations Wyndale Vaoand later was head of quarters the Latin department at the high ':) Lieutenant Colonel It H 'Arnold schools of Knoxville Tenn Ile began his practice of law at Iommanding the tone Inimediately Knoxville in 1915 and six years later -wotified thccommanderint the four went to Chicago to become general 'routes' of me: last flights scheduled counsel for the Consumers company ? dealers in building materials and fuel en' their respective lines: il vice president of the ies—w-farrive in Salt lealuis beert since 1925 He also is an ofcompany com6:35 at one m Tuesday teke ficer and director 4n 20 other coring from San Diego and the other porations gront Chicago During the World war Mr'Hager ' enlisted Is a private later becoming which 'The with the army speed i a lieutenant and serving as judge r alr corps set tip itsortanisatioftin vocete February will be matched only by the Hager became a member of the 71wittness of its evacuation and the Rotary club of Chicago in 1927 was ) of the club for 1931 and ireturn of 130 officers and 260 enlisti- 1911rand was its president in 1932-3td men to their home stations after He also served as a member of the Zhe last rnatl bu been Packed across Arnold's Ow 3000 miles Under Colonel P- '- t - ':f:':-- f -- ':- ::::i: lel ureh and evic leaders of Iltal! to Joshua Greenwood at paid funeral se ' ces Sunday afternoon in the L D S embly hall for the ticator and ad- prominent jurist ministrater 4 tite ::"' ''"1k":?: ' :A '-- q - Speakers : °Mies '::: :::' '' ': a - ad-M- ' ' 4 '''' ' '':''''''''''-- 5' ' ::?:-::k: H ' 'c : !1 ' ' '' - 44 '- --- ' "1"1"'1"l"""1"'"""""t were B S -- - likckley president of Liberty L D S s s c A W Ivins of the first presidency" of the L D S church Governor Henry H Blood and Frank B Bowers bishop of LeGrand ward who conducted the services A resolution passed by the Utah State Bar classing Mr Green' wood's work and life as an enduring monument to him was read by David A Smith of the presiding bishOpric of the L D S church Governor Blood pointed out that he was speaking in a dual capacity first 1-::- 4WilIMMMMIMNI f'1'':' v lg 17- - '1 ' a personarequaintencuan ond as a representataive of the state foundition promotion committee for of Utah which ludge Greenwood ha d served for so many years in various Rotary International for 1932-3-for convention will offices the Registration Praised by Governer be- - conducted Wednesday and the event will open formally at 6:30 p m oWhile it had been my privilege to er F witirt-dinnknow this gciod man from the time he arranged-1)3George O Reif manager of the Hotel taught in the Farmington academy Utah The general auembly-wil- l open more than 40 years ago it was not Thursday morning with Mayor Louis until 1917 that we were brought into Marcus delivering the address of wel- a relationship that gave ma the benecome fit of daily contact and constant association with him for a period of four - Geor t—eMllager as ' 1 i ' ''' '''': 1: k ! ive Itio $rt'2114'-'fv- " 4 F 4 t tii- - !t i''ll: t '544 c 1f4 ' ' - !7 1- - - k ::- sr--' -- ' s73' s)P iS 4 :::k: 477i1!'c - ROOSEVELT 4 1: ' ' '''''':clr''''':i 4z::::-::1''''1 !:::' Order Putting Area Under Service Waite Forest President's Signature t' : ' '-- :44sas:-s??-A45-k- - ::1 y 7 Plans 11 Complete ) e:1 g ::i An executive order has been prepared and i s awaiting the signature °rills president to place a large e caoreua ::1 ::::::::: ::::reiN:'::'' ‘ V-::- :::t'' i?!:si ' 4-'''- Sk:- ::o- of !:':::-:S- o''''t 1 S is41YI':( U 'orL:ii:'::'d tikk ' ' 1 ' :4 1 — ' a t ':Nts ''1 4 fe '4 :1 4 ' C- I This telegram liam H King Sunday by this ) S the chamberof m -- commerce The senator der has been ---)') 4 Ii Money Raised to Enable beylds etchuatibvio Women to Take Eduthat an appropriation tamed to purchase privately 'owned cation Co'urses lands to be added to the forest reienx tuhpe ' :::4 ) serves i t? He is now conierring with view of iwoirt hteh necessary 'I othbetabinuidngle tapbpurroevaaul i ) - IN:NATION SEEN LOCAL AUDITOR iof 1 t tt f: ' ' ' L : ' - : of ' ' -1- e ' 40' " rot t kt-:- ---- itto ::: L1 - 1' : :: ' : "14 ' 1-:- ' evacuation' ' "- BuiLDLNG BOOK DEATH CLAIMS -" -- s:i t ''1- on - ! ae -'''''- "- - One-hal- 1 s ' -- olo n ' - ' li -'' '-- alaezd ' '''' Cheyenne-Denver—Leav- ' - fl ' : ' 4 dkni soobr -- i s220 77--:-'- 1 È ' Plans were completed Sunday for a drive to inaugurate the Isabel Bacon amount A ':: :::14i 4 ' ' i ' Memorial fund by the Civic Center Forest Control ' 1' -4 - als°c4d1°1°''''' '''' " "' ''' Backman i said the presidential 6I Mt The object Iis to set up a fund to order will as chairman a i ::' place about 5000 acres eYneadTuwahimieembeererof k women enable 1::11 II sk Public financially of land on the hillsides from Bountiworthy thefirst a 14': - s ': :"zupervision : ':iti utilities commission of :Utah" the AN''''' 1:1111CcilliCtigeadtigetacke:::1::: itIrlflitt ful to Ftraortmligtisonpluanncilleard forest s ' 4 IArga Program ietz k ' 7:: ' to governor said con 1 themselves for greater service to the ' :::W "Those ywearateszpiptye yienavraslunaobtlwe Approvaln1 the going home" ormembers done ti foresta by i tis-4:orel :' '''''::::': 4 to and their families community me They front the office of ilers -the C Conwork materials furnish- The fund is to be established in i p IN service ed the forest he standing the heavy taskt involved in tthe thief of the air :corps Monday by honor-DUlate Mrs Isabel Dame 1s the discharge of duty It was during T: t ik s :: -l'he voluminous detail of Bacon the Wife of former State Engi- I C C C labor lenow being furnished te know learned I :"::' that that in period flood contrawork under an agree100 ships ) neer George l -i''::q: who worked i s The great worth—Or my irietrarkIWW 7 ment whereby Davis county and the co stations scattered from Texas and' to many cement —Exectitivea-- - Visit Oans T Johnson Succumbs his thoughts years 4 and saw and understood enlargethescope:of ‘ -?Y': s1v--' :ouisiana to the west tout was the Civic Center Opportunity school state r6ad coMm issidn'iurnish the 1 In part'at least the workings of his as'T k 2 ' :Norked out several days ago by Colot -- necessary supplies' :1 k En Con to Route Contributions Sought mind in ItOspital to Comp li Sr - " A G Nord supervisor of the Wa- N: t ms — ' '' - 1 -lel Arnold and his staff Greenwood said 'Never clintriThe fund raised be will forest announced that "Judge by ) 2'he last trips scheduled for Monk ventiott Coast on cation Ailntents ""H:‘:::r':'':':'':":r'::-:'''''::':::':'':''i-'::""'" 14 071):7"" mind what is expedient: what is right butions the interest only of which fire priVeution H: S 7'A!f: activities in City ' day are: lt 'y is everything Don't fear censure or will be used and from memberships Creek canyon-wi'" be 'launched on a -'-"'"7:: ) lltoute 18 ' ' ' ' 20- C-in the Civic Center association of a course of action if f CmondaY-wb- en scale large 'hicago 9:15 a m arrive Salt Lake ''A'huildiniiboohroughout the' :kens Theodore Johnson 48 of 214 disapproval crews of of Above One the gun tho Ono Hundred and Forty-fift- h of the amount collected for mem men go to work in the building of you feel confident that course is A:35 a m(Tuesdastleave Oakland field artillery firing a tubs mounted on a French 13 in and Vindication The city water' departf -- sorter- and the balance will go to the center ment will workera of a' party of $O executives of Lake bludnes!s man auditor and Ilk will come but whether it comes or in the cooperate ' -' Lake 5:53 a m Tuesday- not Choose the right end stick to it' vised the firing practice from the observation point Left to righti Colo- maintenance fund The appeal for Lake-Sa:' i Route 414 Salt Plan Reid Up Diego— son died in a local Aospital Sunday cement A: Badger regimental tommander Lieutenant Colonel L H funds is leading Cart nel ' since individuals' have to passed directed "Many being paid Leave Salt Lake 7 p m arrive San companies ct the 'at 1:45 Objections raised by the director those days of which I have spoken Duffin Major B L Carroll regular army instructor and Captain L R J clubs and other organizations p' mi of a complication of nation who visit Diego 6 K nto (Tuesday) leave San On many and varied Edwards directing the fire in was Mr'Johnson advice The memorial fund committee com- of the budget have held up for two his but engaged i Diego 6 It m arrive Salt Lake 635 ed Salt Lake Sun- ::: audit in the secretary of state's subjects has frequently been asked -- -— -- prises Mrs Jameell Wolfe chairman months the recommendation of Sec- 'il m (Thesday) :::::::::: day en rout to LO3 special when deem I stricken office Mrs C E Richatds Mrs A J Gor- retary Ickes and Secretary Wallace as often and myself given recently sJ t Route 5 Salt Angeles where Mr 'Johnson was born August 22 his debtor for his counsei" ham Mrs Harold W Pickering Mrs that 60000 acres be added to the Wa1! !hilt Lake 6:30 a m arrive Portland will attends they Of Mr and 1885111 son New a York' hite Mrs George W Davey satch national forest for the proteeCites Public Service '1:15 p In 111s11 WW 0 leave Boise 7:15 a in 17 Artilléry-Officer- s Mrs' Goodman Johnson His family S McQuilkin and the' Civic' Um of the rarmington water sup4rive Seattle 12:25 p in: leave Portt lion of the Port- - moved to lydgc Govetno5od Center board Of trustees: Mrs White ply r and that 15000aCres be added Spanish Fork later and be Greenwood end 7:55 a an arrive Salt Lake 4:30 COM for his land Cement ass° attended the religious I deep Mrs J R Brady Mrs W F Core to the Uintah reserve for the proBrigham Young univer-- s tn leave Seattle 3:20 p tn arrive elation opening sity afterward teaching In Oskaloosa victions and for his devotion to his Miss Jean Cox Mrs Percy W Dayer tection s)t the Provo ttatershed 80Ise 7:30 p m aervice — his public untiring family Tuesday Mrs Newell B Dayton Mrs Eli B On the Urgent recommendation of college Oskaloosa Iowa e Rout 12 a death bis of time W until the M Of The two Robinson Kinney ) He became associated with the 1o1n being ' Kelsey Mrs Theron S Parmalee Representative educaboard of Thiyerine 6 a m arrive Denver 6:45 state of the member Chicago general Deere company of Moline 111 and Mrs J M Perlewitz Mrs Winifred p cabinet officers united In recommend4 numter in leave Denver 0:30 p m arrive of In a other tion active CommendaWins and ) I manager of the as- WU transferred to Salt Lake in 1911 Accuracy Rails Mrs Hendrik Romeyn Mrs ing that the president issue a procla7:15 p in ' sociation said that serving IIS‘ district manager of the capacities Louis Schenk Mrs Simon Shapiro mation making these additions and GreenMr From that said an tion First Orders administration 1Consolidated Regular Mrs Mitchell Stewart Mrs J Wal- Secretary Ickes long ago drew the Wagon and Machine bill to aid builders company until 1921 He then became wood who went to Fillmore as a cott Thompson Mrs Ernest Urien proclamation and sent it to the White The army's orders to cease flying AL beInstructor to school men teach after Kinney will be introduced secretary-treaaure- r Army of the Porte Pub young Mrs Guy R LaCoste Mrs L H House But when the proclamation to Salt Lake-SaDiego route and Ay soon course and a normal has likelihood of be every Be was Interested ing graduated from was later referred to the budget buroute Were the he Cbeyenne-Denve- r company Broekbank and Mrs A R Curtis ' in at the Brigham Young university passed in mining and tor eight years was secreau it was turned down on the advices received her relative to log Heads - "Wok are farther In Committee Of Fort 1879 and over Sounds warfare rang arrears In cow setary of the Silver Butte Mining comproved affable vigorous runs Washington dispatches ground of cost The and Mr He struction committee outlined in his of housing facilities than pany membership discipline just There is considerable land Douglas SUndsy morning when off!treviously baying reported that corn at school the close of the World war” Mr Active In Utah Masonry Mr 'John- Greenwood's success as Federation Presents speakers' bureauare in charge of Mrs involved in the proposedprivate nercial lines were to take over the addition cers of the 145th field artillery fired Perlewits school superintendent city - Kinney said "Many families are son was a put worshipful master of teacher and the budget objected to spending ammuniof heyenneOaltland and the Salt LakeThe lund will be under the direc- the doubled up and will be only too glad Mount Moriah ' Sun Dial at Lind eattle routes A41- attorney— county—a lodge No in nine indirect firing problems money to acquire those lands tion of tion to the educational to 18 committee of his build houses of their own if they a member of the Ancient and Acceptyears prior judge for Colonel Arnold said Sunday that Robinson A Badger regimental Representative Colonel Carl inquiring e Civic Gardens can Center consists of which the the pub-libe financed on satisfacim terms ed Scottish Rite and of El Kalah tem- appoinbnent as chairman of say be army would lose no time return- into the delay discovered that a suborassisted was in commander charge Miss Mrs chairman Orin 1917 in is the very phase the administra- pie Mystic Shrine116 served al utilities commission Tugman by by Captain Joseph L Newey batdinate had ng its personnel and flying equip-- This in the raised budget bureau Cox Mrs Arch J West Mrs Core patron of Lynda chapter No 1 Order Governor Simon Bomberger nent to their respective home sta tion measure is aimed to meet' the obstacle that held up the proclatalion commander Captain Comer E Members of the Salt Lake City Fed- Mrs Stewart Mrs John K Hardy and !nation Robinson at once Modernization of old homes and of Eutern Star and was a past grand 'Ha had a fine poise wisdom and Smith instructor and Captain C A protested As soon as the last army eirmall is building of new homes will be patron of the Utah order He was a judgment bringing him success in Nelson battery commander eration of Wamen's clubs better parks Mrs White to Secretary Ickes who insisted be had domestic life professional church and member of Delta Sigma fraternity l'own the officers and enlisted men vided for in the act' he sal& pro73' made his recommendation to the pres- Two French 73s upon which committee presented a sun dial to the "If the securities act and the stock Surviving are his widow Mn Mary thwincial careers" Mr Hinckley said millimeter tubes had been mounted II the respective routes will report ident and that the budget had nothafternoon ceremonies et city Sunday - Tells at Spiritual Side n'their route commanders who in exchange bill Ire amended on a rea- Edith Johnsom a daughter Mrs Edith were used in the firing practice over In ing to say about it ' urn will notify the tone headquar- sonable basis there is good reason to Berenier a son Theodore R Johnson Lindsay gardens Iv Ina told of the spiritual ranges from 1600 to 3000 yards "Just the same" Robinson told him President and a stepsister Mrs MarthaMcCar erg The packing and checking of believe that pri "the budget has defeated your recomIt was the first appearance of the MriWa1ter'C Hurd who has been aspects of Judge Greenwood's 'life ' 11 York New of a190 City be they will vete mendation the proclamation has not equipment No man ten accept the Bible and money will expedited 01 aincetheir war aprons were re- chairman of the committee for twelve The men will be transported to again Slow - into been issued" Ickes was irritated to doubt the resurrection of the body" moved and the guns were fitted with 4 also wu honored for her work yeara 'heir home stations by air by rail long terin invest learn that the budget had thwarted President Ivins asserted pneumatic tires The guns were In Traveling bleu to Ala nd in their own private automobiles ments'whkh also improving Lindsay gardens bY the him and promised to "see about Hugh B Brown president of Gran-- 1 changed over when the regiment was 1' ' '0 twas said in o'n"i a tree of linden nts cidents ite stake offered the Invocation and motorized will stimulate conplanting European Charged with failing to stop for a that" Ickes is a pretty good scrapH S Barnes struction" Mr KinStarts Tuesday funeral procession M D Van Horton per and Robinson is hopeful the procbishop 'of Wesetbit bet hono Fire at Meentabilargete I ward pronounced the benediction F The return of the 100 airplanes to ney said George 1 -- featured Mrs Dana C Blayney president of 19 a taxicab driver was arrested Sun- lamation may yet be revived and - Traffic a located The were nearTwertty-fitopics guns safety t M Michelsen of the Liberty stake im- signed —lame fields will be started Tuesday F Coffin of NesEast end Ninth South streets the federation tolcrof the constant day at 4:45 p nL and his taxicab meeting of ' the United Commercial the grave In rst pounded because of faulty brakes eith the major portion of the evacu- areth Pa ' chair- a meeting in the Knights presidency dedicated Travelers at we and the directed i at fire targets of sun dials since the days Olivet cemetery Patrolman E J Steinfeldt suffered tion completed by Thursday evening man of the board i ' ot Pythiu hall Saturday night L R Mount on the mountainside representing hid popularity ' Songs were sung of ancient Egypt and formally pre a probable fracture of the index finby Jessie and den batteries machine-guThe first unit to start on its home- of directors' conPenrose senior councilor presided placed the White ward journey wiU be the aerial pho- eurred with Mr i The meeting instructed the execu- - Thaddeus Evans sented the gift to City 'Commissioner ger of his right hand when the cab k W Asper and ments and various other military ob°graphic section which will be on Kinneyvisitors were Harold B Lee who accepted it on driver 'allegedly failed to heed his tive cormnittee to take Whatever cc- - Chapel quartet Frank jects '' The ts way at daybreak Monday Lieuwarning to stop and passed him striktion it deems desirable to aid in curb- - Wade N Stephens played the organ tele- behalf of the city Officers the l' fire directing pnant George G Northrup will fly greeted by a localtraffic accidents C Clarence Neslen ing his arm to instructions Former'Mayor the sighting phoned Steinfeldt reported that he was he Fairchild plane while the enlist- c om m i ttee cornReports were given by various corn- AM crews to whom the targets were told of incidenteht the early history d men will man the field photo- posed of Ashby mittees including a financial report of Lindsay gardens as an amusement stopping traffic at West Temple and not visible South Temple streets to allow a furaphie truck Their home station is S n o w' president G F Coffin Talks were made by P & Walters Accuracy of the prectice'walcoM- perk and paid tribute to Mrs Hurd neral Hugh Cassidy 32 of 258 Delmar and general manager of the thee by Prank Platt R procession to plink when Van court :rissy field San Francisco and a in the of B mendation L moving S:Wright Clirroll obtaining svas in a critical condition at spirit Major 14-40i'by east Horton on the came Lieutenant Northrup and Its de- Portland Cement company: H A G Brooks driving area as a public project instructor the Lake general hospital late Salt regular army incar crossed street and the achment compiled a photographic Snow salesmanager and Erutus P tracks Officers ' who directed the various Mrs Hurd expressed her apProci 4 — ' 's tersection pasaing the officer and Sunday night his skull apparently istory of the western airmail opera-ion- s Snow director of the same company T'1 intalon 364 honor 48 Tuttle of for the South Nelend her John were: given fractured as the result of - being artillery problems x Give Captain arm '! Ninth West street former inspector son 'shooting" pictures of every O B Gilson of Ogden preaident of ImantirrDallitVt0 Richards Captain troduCed Mrs John A Widtsoe who striking his outstretched ''' Captain J slugged ' 11 Union the Cement on Portland the airmail as company runs portant city a the city engineer's office suffered L R J Edwards and Lieutenants N with Mrs Hurd visited the city COUP Gmeert v id Henry Ryan 44 of 246 South Sev Douglas infractured tell as of officers and civilians d E A Dufford of Pocatello salesman- HINER EACES CHARGES 1921:) asking right leg and severe lacer- C Clegg W S Lamont George K mission in November I enth West street who told police he 4 ' ) in the work since the army as- ger ot the Idaho Portland Cement ':' : --- ---s 20 Tolman was at arrested be L on ation forehead at the O W F S Hummel and by purchased thatLindsay Saturday was with Cassidy Ryser before the Grey umed charge on February 10 company and F H Richardson dis- - The Thirty-eight- h the city for a public park Mrs T C Second East and Second South'itreets latter was found shortly 1111CODBC101111 'Infantry band 9:40 m when struck by an automolying More than 500 pictures were taken trict engineer ot the Portland Cement will be heard in a concert Tuesday bile p 7:30 p m on charges on at also Hair West and Fourth South Sunday at briefly spoke Eighth the street at Seventh West and Machine Gunners Bradlee at 7:30 perm at Tort Douglas with large number being made in and association of Salt Lake - Music wes furnished by the Lowell of speeding driving without a drivers' Second South streets wu held in the While the artillery gun crews were schools bout Salt Lake A large photograph They attended a special organ 're- - Warrant Officer L A Yost conductlicense an and a with cutout who walkTuttle he open bugle corps was reported jail on a charge otbeing drunk the state capitol was presented to cital at the LDS tabernacle lunched int:: A cornet ' duet- - 'Wear Me at targets on the mountainside t The federation will bold its annual paming oft the left aide of an auto city west across Eighth West street firing and for investigation overnor Henry H Blood by Colonel at the Country club and visited Bing- - Norma" by Staff Sergeant W Bun Int a machine-gucrew under supervi- meeting installation et officers and mobile while on Sec a was west automostruck aouthbound driving by '-- ham Cassidy was found Saturday at 8:45 ' krnold Magna and Saltair N After ' a bury and Private First- - Clan L B bile driven by Edward Thomas Darby sion of First Sergeant Gilbert Moss tea at the Civic Center Monday at ond South street He was relegset p m and taken to the emergency hosdinner at the Hotel Utah attended by LeonardwilLbe rfeature: 4-Temporary Quarters on his own recognizance 26 of 143 Hampton avenue He was alio engaged in target practice Many 2 p m pital where he was treated before respectators viewed themilitary operaWhile the zone headquarters in the Governor and Mrs Henry H Blood i The band will present concerts on treated at the emergency hospital' moval to the general hospital About tiona during the morning ts: Iewhouse hotel will be closedwithin the guests left by special train for Tuesday and 4 Thursday - evenings Both Tuttle and Darby reported While p in Ryan WU arrested at the place A were of rn days and Colonel Arnold with his Boulder City en route to Loa Angeles throughout the summer months A' guns the battery unable were to avoid sect the they when Cassidy was found taff officers among the last to leave dent Darby was ordered by investi- barking at Fort pouglim aimilar acs 3N Ryan told police that he and Calu tivities were 'under way et BePhihe advance supply depot at the airgating officers to report at the police 'r sidy had been attacked by a gang of ort will remain here temporarily station Sunday at 9 a in for further with officers from Nephi and 'Manti t youthful ruffians Ryan had a severe participating Captain C P Kane will be In questioning laceration above his right eye Artillery practice will 'eonlinue harge his duties being to close up each Sunday in May with ail units ceounts throughout the zone He : When HA the 145th field artillery participattill be assisted by Lieutenant J R A sharp earthquake that swayed ing 'violence over u period of a i tyerly adjutant and operations off ing Colonel- - Badger said- I chandeliers and rattled dishes in Automobile Struck er Lieutenant C L Archer purby Preal dispetches repcirted :the e base and contracting officer LieuThe highest Set lake Sunday at 1:10 a tempera-- z s of scanning the 'West for Medical Auxiliary Plans tremor was felt In Pocatello' onant T T Teague signal corps sis- lure record In Salt Lake for the Lee Tinge! 40 of 138 North Second storm to ease one of the most an was ' aftershock of the probably Idaho well es ail Crystal avil al property officer and Lieutenant season severe drotiths in the history of West street suffered head lacerations A V Nielsen 25 of 3381 Seventh For State Convention more violent quakes some time late about 20 miles south of Po prior to May 20 was estab- H Watnee assistant signal officer the state were made hopeful in when struck by an automobile driven East street was arrested en a drunkacwas in eaten° Hansel shock where the no originating valley Ilshed merwhen the Sunday Appreciation of the hospitality of the late afternoon by a few by Reed McAuley 31 of 1016 Kenenness charge after an automobile near Locomotive Springs accord-Officers of the Utah State Medical companied by a heavy rumbling alt Lake citizens and business men eury soared to 90 degrees above clouds which were soon dint sington avenue at Second West and society women's auxiliary met Sunaccident in which a woman was to Dr Hyrum Schneider which awakened residents Wining 'as expressed by Colonel Arnold zero the weather bureau reportpated however without even the' North Temple streets Sunday at day afternoon to discuss arrangements at Twenty-firs- t South and Main professor of geology at the Ifni: ' claws end doors rattled on the' ed It wail 5 degrees warmer 2:18 a m unday 0 slightest trace of tina1L streets Utah for of buildof Sunday at 1:52 a state floors the their convention coincident tallest upper versity "We regret :that we must leave than on Saturday Police reported Tingey 'walked Into with So far this Month there has Mrs R IL Mailhot of 310 East the convention of the Pacific Reports showed that the tremor lugs ot Idaho tails alt Lake which has been most corSalt Lake motorbts fled to the the path of the northbound automo- Northwestern been only 01 inch of precipitafirst South ittreet suffered bruises Medical society June twu felt in moot of northern Utah' Georgetown university's eels ist to the army 'during the three canyons to escape the unseeson- bile driven by McAuley Tingey was 23 to 26 in tion the accumulated deficiency on her head and was taken to the Salt Lake The meeting and southern Idaho but Dr mograph in Washington D C ionths that we have flown the airable beat while others sought the being 43 inch Only a total of treated at the emergency hospital and was held in the home of Mrg F D Schneider expressed the opinion recorded an earthquake starting Salt Lake General hospital for treatiail" said Colonel Arnold shade in city parks ' Golf en050 inches of precipitation has later taken to his horde : Hammond 1330 Second avenue genit wu only one of a number )t at 3:15 1 m estimated to be ment- - "If it were not for the ' been recorded here since last Oe- thuslasta in large numbers how- -' ' Police reported as automobile aftershocks which he said can eral chairman for the convention about - 2100 miles awaY The of the business men of Salt Lake ever braved the warmth to en-- tober 1 the deficiency since then "AST r4E HOME PROGRAM to driven north on Main street by R anto be of moderbe committee Other follow a members disturbshocks were expected appeared learrny's officers and enlisted men joy the day In the open inches 501 being The fogirth and last 'at home" Pro nounced as follows: Program Mrs L ence as violent as the one of ate intensity It was assumed by 11 Mailhot in which Mrs Mitilhot was After the unusual warmth of :mild have had a very hard time Similar weather was expert' gram for the spring quarter at the A Stevenson chairman a passomgerp was struck by ai autoUtah geologists that the recordMrs F M ' March 12 at the Hansel' valley ipecially during those days when we Saturday the mercury dropped enced generally throughout the fault University of Utah wu conducted in McHugh Mrs Scott A Jones and) mobile driven by Nielsen Nielsen ing was of the quake felt here ore waiting for congress to pass the only to 59 degrees during the staWeather the Union building country bureau A S Merrill of Ogden state presiA si!ght earthquake shook the When the Tokyo quake ccpolice paid attempted to turn lij authorizing our living expenses cooler hours before dawn Suntions reported no precipitation The University of Utah symphony or- dent: entertainment Mrs L J Paul: curred the professor recalled it Culver City West Loa Angeles into Twenty-firs- t South street after "Other cities throughout our zone The mean of 74 degrees Phoenix day Yuma and anywhere chestra played under the direction of publicity Mrs Silas S Smith and was followed by 1200 aftershocks and Beverly Hullo areas in Cali-- proceeding south on Main street when lave treated the army with similar was 19 t residents experienced-degrees above normal IOU& Clarence J Hawkins Dr LeRoy E transportation Mr&I Claude L in the course of a month and fornia at 5:30 p in Police report he struck the north-bounMailhok annth and yie are Indeed grateful" Tanners and water officials: greo temperaturk" Cowles was thalimam ' Shields - 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