| Show 7' -- THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING 22 MAY 18 1834 and Manufacturers UTAH SCHOOLS Helps Mothers Plan Sales as Preliminary ASKMS850000 DROUTH FUND To Proposed S L Trade Day FEDERAL CASH APPLICANTS Committee Schedules Wholesalers’ Event June Retailers FARMERS SEEK FERAWARHS ‘T PLANS MADE TOR " ROADODTLAY 1 June 2 Set Aside for Idaho to Be Invited 4''- Decision to hold a manufacturers’ and jobbers’ sale June 1 as a preliminary to the proposed Salt Lake trade day June 2 was reached by a committee repre- Interests Seeking Aid Asked jo Prove Their Inability to Finance Crop Relief V i Estimate Contained in Bill to Grant $75000000 to U S Education ' V' sen tingjobbers and manufacturers at a meeting Thursday afternoon in the Newhouse hotel The committee was composed chairman I of Jerry Joseph W E —1 $35000 IS ALLOCATED Under plans drafted Thursday by the Salt Lake chamber of commerce June 2 has been set apart as Idaho day at the modernization exposition at Broadway and State street it was stated by Gus PBackman Following a conference with Modernization-- ' Exposition Iqc officials Mk Backman sent letters to chamber of commerce and Civic organizations of Idaho urging that they send delegates and representatives from their com- munltles The letter stressed the Idea that appliances and conveniences exhibited at the exposition are represented in all of the lda ho cities and that leads originat--’ ing at the exposition would fee transferred to the proper locality for consummation Canal Companies Move to Obtain Supply From Outlined At of Governor — Meeting ' Commission Engineer Program City’s Quota Utah’s school system is asking for $850000 allotment from the $73r 000000 grant of F E R A funds for distribution1 to education officials throughout the country it was learned Thursday in a report on the measure made public at Washington At the state school office it was learned that Charles H Skidmore state superintendent of public instruction has gone east to attend a conference at which- the school situation' will be brought "tip H Warren 'Taylor assistant to Mr Skidmore pointed to the curtailment of th? school year in several of the Utah school districts even with of federal aid granted this year and said the estimate was that more curtailments would be necessary unless additional revenues are made available for the school year ’ Steps to obtain immediately enough an water to save their crops frora quota of Utah lake water allocated to Salt Lake City were taken Thursday EASES CRISIS JOB by canal and irrigation company stockJick Sweet Logan Field holders at a meeting at Pelican Point A Hunter and Fi A J Sutton on the west shore of Utah lake Details to Be Completed f Drag Line Obtained to Help Pyke The stockholders also voted unaniexfor formulated were Plans Soon to Market Utah (bounty Farmers mously in favor of the Pelican Point tending invitations to retailers in pumping plant which Will be conthe srea covered by trade the Peas Head List Routes Save Harvest structed to supplymore water from manufacturers snd jobbers to be the lake to relieve the drouth Situathe l°r In Salt vv present tion Plans for ihe immediate expendiInterests seeking' participation In event The stockholders voted to appoint for entertainment Special committee to request Governor 1 the federal emergency drouth relict ture of $500000 for highway betterwill be provided the com Henry H Blood and State Engineer ment projects suited to the employi fund should be sked4q setup flnan mittee indicated T H Humpheryi to give to the canal ' own ment of hand and team labor were their statements cial showing of a companies immediately portion meas-- : i inability to finance laid at a meeting of members of the tha waters allocated to Salt Lake City urea which will bring water to their so that crops can be saved Under state road commission Chief Engicrops and make their marketing pos-- the proposal the amount taken from L Alma Petersen neer K-- C Wright and others with govto the aible it wa suggested the city if the state officials agree Governor Henry H Blood Thursday ernort drouth relief committee Thursreturned will be new the when pumpdi-- t V day by J HRayburn assistant The commission in outlining deis completed The canal comWant Idaho $750000 ing plant rector of the federal emergency re-panies and the city have agreed to in the plan responded to measure con in The on the velopments report lief administration for Utah Mitt Hutsinpillar speed toil work so that the new pump which has the approval' of the Blood to do all gress a call Governor from 1 The $800000 recently granted t will be ready within 40 days -— W” senate committee on education acthat Ifcould to relieve the unemployI tha F E R A for drouth relief in Utah disto an Associated Press Menace Cited ment situation in the state The prowas placed in the hands of the state Municipal Department to Western Solons Seek Ickes’ cording estimated that the state of patch Edwin K Wlndeffsecretary of the gram in addition to providing jobs I TER A for expenditure and the gov-Hold Institute would bring permanent benefit to Washington would need $10000000 Utah 8c Salt Lake Canal company said Approval ernor'a drouth committee was set up to operate her schools up to standard the Utah highway system the comhundreds of acres of grain are In dan 1 to pass on the advisability and feasi1934-3for the mission found yev Idaho $750000 Play Leaders Program ger of destruction unless water can bility of the projects as saving the and Utah $850000 No estimate was The program and budget for the be supplied within the next ten days amount of crops possible that greatest given for Oregon the committee say i I Would otherwise go to ruin if the or two weeks He said already much Alma L Petersen Ogden expenditure is all but completed and it will be under-wa- y within a few Detail of the program for the first A group of western representatives ing “the state superintendent believes ' r water wa grain will not be worth cutting but ' not applied i to Post some can be saved by quick action days Appointed to Washington pre-- recreation institute to be held under headed by Abe Murdock of Utah and that emergency aid undoubtedly will The application I s be needed but is unable to estimate At a conference with the state road "The Utah 8c Salt Lake Canal comsented by State director R H Hinck-- j the auspices of tha municipal recrea- James Scrugham of Nevada will con- the amount at this time in Denmark because of commission some weeks ago the govpany already has used up the allotley on May 8 estimated that with tion department were announced on fer Friday with Secretary lekes on unusual conditions” Ti ernor had asked it to extend itself ment made of the state engineer” he western mining problems according $800 000 about $3600000 in crop to the utmost to meet the present sitf f1 Ray ForsbergXsupif to an Associated Press 'dispatch from Senator Pope of Idaho said Thurs- Mother Aid Specialist Sees said “The water on this project has value could be saved The grant was Thursday by ‘ day he would seek a rule from the been turned -- off Within a day or Appointment of Alma L Petersen uation and especially the slackening jj Washington entirely as a relief measure intended intendent 'Much Relief Work two the water will be stopped to the of Ogden as president of the L D S in employment 'resulting from the The representatives have a four senate rules committee to bring the' for communities and interests that The institute which will be attend bill to a vote within a short time East Jordan and South Jordan 'irri- Danish mission with headquarters at dropping of civil Works administraotherwise must see1 their props fall ed by all playground director ano Oint program which they plan to take S Ahead in U Senator Voice Warning Mrl Ickes It advocates with gation companies Salt Lake City hae Copenhagen was announced Thurs- tion activities and the assumption of recreatlonqde-partment the of iV Made supervisors Requirement city been using its quota more slowly than day at the office of the first presi- federal emergency relief administraof a central mining bureau educational situation the in ‘interested Classing and other - ill' He will suc- tion project the irrigation companies and if we dency of the church Rayburn also suggested that recreational activities will b held at Salt Lake as provided in ‘Vs one of the greatest emergencies Praise for the Civilian Conserva- can get some of their ' water to tide ceed Holgar M Larsen of Logan the drouth committee ahould obtain State Survey Made the bifKot Senator William H King faced by the nation” the Idaho sen24 South the 23 and at high May from the sponsor of each project May which already has passed the senate ator said it was inconceivable that tion' corps as one of the greatest steps us over until the new supply can be Mr Peterson is now genealogical I that meeting and adoptcouncil in school the Following 2$ and May for the projrights of of nonferroua the United States could expend mil toward relieving the mother’s aid obtainedjtfopa will be greatly bene- chairman for Mt Ogden stake and ing the governor’s governmenVjjurchese suggestion: a ect that the Insurance costa should chamber at the city and county build metal atocksto stabilize prices and lions of dollars for armaments ward of the member fited" Eighteenth bilprompt and quick survey of the state ‘ was expressed by Miss FlorI be cared problem for from some source and ing work in active has been church He buPlan was made by the commission and its Explained lions for public works and other mil production reorganization of the I it 'was practically set up as a re-- I Following is the program: specialist in The new pumping Weber county for many years engineer reau of mines and recognition of the lions of relief purposes and ignore ence W Hutsinpillar to see where betterment project contem- iji Wednesday May 23 South high In two a as counselor deserved United in States qffirement that equipment purchased school— aid the of prospecting by geo- the plight qf secondary educauonal mother's 7 s m to 7:30 a m group importance projects could be placed to best adplates two miles of channel from Peli- having an the various projects shall be the and of member the as vantage in view of the permanence 7:30 to 8 a m introductory physical methods in th£ western min- institutions partment of labor children’s bureati can Point into deep water into the bishoprics ! property of the F E R A and‘ subject singing' “The coming generations will pay lake setting up the pumps at the point high council of both Ogden and Weber of the improvement work and' also ' discussion S to 8:30 a m "Planning ing states Thursday to Its future disposition of a is native stakes He Huntsville Establishment of the central bureau the bills of this fight against the dethe need- for relief from unemploy- and construction of eight and one-haMiss Hutsinpillar was the principal The drouth committee heard the the Program" Mias Jessie Schofield of mine contemplated Ingalt Lake The new mission head who is a ment he said “and lake to the is "ranal it t)f mile pression” 8:30 to Dramatics “Place along up of I Lin glad news Thursday that a drag line would not call for diacontinbance of the nation to furnish facilities eo speaker at the meeting of the joint shore to the point where the Jordan department manager for W H Wright It was the governor’s hope that the 8c Sons company will leave for Copwas on its way to Heber City there In the Recreation Program" Miss existing smaller bureaus in road" commission would be able to" river enters the lake Rehp Se- that they- - will be mentally equipped social service staff fet Civic Center "Im9 to Thatcher Leora B:30 a m 1 1 accombe unloaded and taken to the soon after attle Tucson and other centers Jbly enhagen k to cope with the situation they will The at least $500000 on Leadership on the Play- Dr D A staff reelected Harold Fife The plan under which the state panied by his wife Mrs Eliza Peter- spend Strawberry reservoir where it will portance of How The usual outlay during the winter face Lyon director of the This smount of motley is a drouth relief committee will provide to Develop It" Protwo Mr start work early next week dredging ground and Marion and sen 7 Lillian chairman and with daughters Major $150000 from the $600000 in federal months for snow removal was greatmere ‘drop in the bucket’ compared experiment station J R- Griffith 9:30 to 10 a m engineering a channel to the portal of the proj- fessor ’“h the other expenditures of the vice chairman Mrs Ruth Penrpse funds for the project was explained LeMoyne Petersen day night ly curtailed during the past winter ect tunnel which convey the water "Games of Low Organization Theory The central bureau feature Dr Mr served in Petersen previously because ot the scanty snowfall ted States but it will furnish secretary and treasurer Mrs Vyvyan by Martin Rasmussen president of the and Demonstration" Professor Grif1911 In for Utah divide in mission 1910 the and ‘ the Danish farm through Lyon aaid follow a recommendation d dividends in preparing the M Parmelee chairman of the r: Utah 8c Salt Lake Canal company and Money that ordinarily would have fith' v I prowhich time he accom- been spent on that work is now availof the American Mining Congress county under the Spanish Fork river the country for the strugJ R Allen president of the East Jor- 1912 during I Thit assure Jenson assistant Andrew an additional 8000 acre-- Thursday May 24 South high adopted last December at sessions in youtnof C Elsie Mrs committee and panied gramable it is found dan Irrigation company gle they must face" feet of water by early in July and school— 7:10 to 7:30 a m harmonica Wsahington - calling for four major church historian on a trip into IceAt the same time it was noted that Rice and Heber G Taylor members band 7:30 to 9 a m' “Planning a City Engineer W D Beers who has land " : If plans ere carried out another I the heavy use of the roads resulting mining bureau throughout the counbeen placed in charge of the work alof the committee 000 acre-fee- t been mission has or more cen be provld- - Glrlt Pogram" Miss Mildred Met- try Among them would be one lor Larsen Mr presi- from the dry weather caused deterioready has begun the task of setting dent since 1929 Work Ahead v ed by making alight alterations In calf 9 a m to 6:30 a m “Kinder- nonlerrous metals for which Salt ration of the road surfacing that' into motipn toq project ‘ Activities’’ SchoJessie Mias garten to the the tunnel itself to tt lower Lake is considered a logical location would not have been so great had Despite the great progress made field to 9 1:30 ' "Tha Play inlet "s : v: aa the geographical center of the there been anything like a normal by the government and by state Three Sessions Slated This condition will enable the Utah ground—a Community Center" Miss snowfalL The resulting condition of mining Industry Dr Lyon said relief units there is and Wilma 9 to 9:30 a m "Plan county city Jeppaon to county farmers save thelf pea crops the road surfacing is one oftoe reaRepresentative Murdock said ThursFors-beryet much to be done Miss Hutsinpll-la- On Lake Diking by taking from the reservoir now ning the Boys’ Program" Mr sons which mak&s an immediate prothat representatives from western 7 told the social workers f1 9:30 to 10:30 a m "Social Ac- day sessions Three are water which would have to be saved Friday expected gram of betterment advisable and mining states were united in the “While the peak bf mother’s aid to for beets if other water could not tivities" Miss Schofield even necessary for maintenance bring the situation as to Utah lake program and they hoped to ob1932 there undoubted-lyWllwas reached in 28 chamcouncil May Saturday Deer Thatcher the tah Emersorv cr jsek-and Univerof thh be supplied by Oiat time proposed their rather than waiting until the ' ber city and county- - building— 8:30 tain the approval ot lckesjtQr to show' lake the of final' Utah won law school T fihst prize diking project sity approach of winter as has been done ©rag Line Obtained Miss said to 9:30 a m “First Aid From a plan' times better” get in down model will contest spohsored the IMV in recent years Within three hours after a deleg- Municipal Liability Standpoint" Thi-mathere will still be many At 9 a m Mayor Louis Marcus will R H Hincklfydijectorfor-Uta- h by the Walker Bank and Trust qpm ‘ Conferences Near End some-helfamilies will ation from Millard and Sevier coun that W Dee 9:30 to 10:30 a m "JuveTequire admeet of withthe relief Rasmussen Martin federal emergency presipany Thursday night at the annkal when the I ties had- shown that by dredging i nile Delinquency and the Relation of depression is over We are dent of the Utah and Salt Lake Canal ministration will leave for Kansas By Friday Governor Bfood was dlnnef tendered the Barristers’ club J channel In the Sevier between Red-- j the Juvenile Court - to the Play of the University of Utah by the bank now mapping out the program to fit company and'J R Allen president City Sunday to attend a conference told at the Thursday conference the : mood and Saline heavy losses by ground" Howard Gee 10:30 to 10:45 at period" The dinner was given’ at the Hotel of the East Jordan Irrigation com- of western directors at which Harry commission wilt have completed the I evaporation over a wide area of the has resulted in many comm "Outdoor Camping” 10:45 to Utah roof garden ' pany at the mayor’s office to seek L Hopkins federal administrator is conferences with the county marshes and running Into thousands 11:18 a m "Story Mr Bowman and Gerald Jen youtha and men obtaining work with subscriptions in the diking project expected to be present ' While there missioners at which the program was Orlando Telling" of acre-feallotments being sent to mothers who At 11 a m of water could be aaved Helen S WUliama 11:13 to 11:30 The work will include presidents of all canal Mr Hinckley will discuss with Mr discussed Mrs Lee Greene Richards 123 Sec- son won second and third prizes re would be in dire distress were it not arrangements had been made for the 'Handcraft Opportunities" Miss ond East street was reelected Thurs- spectively in Utah lake Hopkins the latter’s offer that the grading and graveling and also in interested companies work to start It happened that a drag Schofield 11:30 to 12 noon ‘Paper for thisproject Miss Hutsinpillar will meet in th office of Governor Utah director assume charge of the cities some oiLtreatment The prinr term as a W J Fitzpatrick of the will de- pointed line was within about 1000 feet of the Craft Demonstration" Misa Murid day for a aecon4 of the work will be in the otit Many mothers have writof the bank was master of partment Henry H Blood to present the final F E R A work in the western dis- cipal part vies national the of Daughpresident v: pjroject engaged on a bridge con- Gates ceremonies The speakers included ten the administration praising the decision as to the proposed subscrip- trict replacing Pierce Williams re- rural districts at least on roads not said a ters Revolution of the special move for therelief it has made pos- tions struction contract It will be utilized on the federal aid system but which v ' signed dispatch to The Tribune from Balti- District Attorney Calvin W Rawlings sible The delegation included Joseph F Monroe Mr Hinckley' has had several con- may be termed “f arm to market” 2 p m in the board room at Assistant District Attorney Harley At Doctor more Named Md -roads--—--Ta Confer jj Peterson of Redmond S J Cozier of the "eapitol the executive committee ferences: on-t- he subject both with It will be the The 'organization Is holding Its Learyof to Sallns N 1 Peterson of Hinckley draw from creek-Utal plan Govconfer with of the Deer To Miss HutsinpUIar-wlllake diking federal relief officials and with annual convention in the the university law school and R A Hospital Post hird local relief organizations the heads f and several others is Maryland city with more than 200 McBroom Salt Lake attorney who social workers ndthers interested project will meet to discuss future ernor Henry H Blood It believed of families or other1 supporter!' of Other new projects in a list apin plans in the light of the decision that arrangements can be made by widows’ activities in Rendal the awarded the pension prizes Mabey Mrs Richards Win-geDr of t Frank delegatee attending J committee on Appointment which he will be able to retain the dependents and so far as possible to ! proved by the drouth of Monroe as resident in general however is not attending the convent- was in charge of entertainment for Salt Lake Friday after which She reached at the morning sessions Thursday ''totaling about- $33000 InBarristers’ Shef- will go to Kansas CltAf or the Naclub A the directorship of the relief adminis- cooperate with the United States re Ralph — ionat D the L & for surgery hospital cluded: V class in the law tional Conference of Social Workers work in Utah and at the same employment service in each district of tration the ienlor field the Richards Mrs 1 active has from an been' 1934 to June July Motors to equip two wells already 30 period time devote considerable time to su- This will avoid duplication Of relief Among those jfrora Salt Uake who N-1933 was announced Thursday by member of the Daughtera of the Rev- school read a 'mock will sunk by Brigham City in the Mantua pervision of the administration work efforts Judges in the contest were Mr Mc- will attend the conference are: Hugo the interne and residency committee olution in Utah She was state redistrict It was said that it was not probain other ‘states including California Broom Robert C Mark and Mr B Anderson executive secretary of 1928 1932 of to and from the for the gent ble that there would be any definite Similar equipment for wells in the Dr hospital R H HinckNevada Chest and Gustin the the Washington Oregon Community hisatate three who wat A B his Winget received prevloua years Vernon and Harker district in Tooele ailocationof funds by counties but territories of Alaska and Hawaii ley state director of the F E R A degree at the University of Utah in torian She was elected national vice county The offer first came to Mr Hinck- care will be taken to blanket the Mrs Mae H Stevens Miss Lydia'D 1930 and his M D degree from North- president in 1932 Mrs Richards also City Appropriates $5254 I Improvements to the Rochester western Alder Mrs Martha R Fraser Mik$ B A Fowler executive 'secretary ley during 'conversations concerning state with betterment projects as lar university in 1933 is intern is a member of the state board of di as the funds available will go canal In Emery county to prevent Margaret R' Davis Lowry Nelson and of the Utah Education association has the state’8 application for $600000 Purchase is For the and rectors at chairmen of Salt the Lake Ing proGeneral Pump Miss hospital The work will be done entirely losses Elizabeth McMechen emergency drouth relief which apbeen appointed a member of the He will complete hi service there gram committee witii state funds derived primarily Similar Improvements on East June 30 end will was with the speedily National granted committee plication to for Baltimore the Utah's tax and other simifrom the f Beer creek near Boulder Wayne his new duties immediately assume conventiondelegate Education association convention in the approval of President Roosevelt lar sourcesgasoline is Mrs John G M Barnes Appropriation of $3234 for a pump S’ L Schools to Ilofd of revenue to the state t county saving an estimated 2S sec-30 6 C to D CottonJune the a board of for Little the drilled member of newly Kaysvllle July t BURNED BY GASOLINE of water now lost In sinks highway fund’ ' Field T)ay on June Washington wood well was authorized Thursday it wak announced Thursday Two projects In Davis county for S L Student Passes IligH of directors 821 Slmondi 24 of Foster LeRoy’ Planning Ahead The is considered commission The Xappointment tha money by city k the development of springs and the That kind of project will be sewill be taken from the remainder of Schools of the city will hold their highly Important since the resolu avenue suffered burns on his hands Naval Academy Teal Son-In-Laf draining of marshes left forearm when ig- lected that will make it and L S gasoline lion committee includes C W about A of the fund 3 impounded annal field 'day June $200000 at Liberty possible to only I Pigging and equipping a well to in-a cigaret extend the work as more funds may for emergency use by Mayor Louis perk Dr L John " Nuttall Jr an- 20 members and delegates are sent nited while he was lighting crease the supply of the Moront Irri--I Vernon Roe Hayes a graduate of to the convention from 48 states The Thursday at 7 p mA become available It is expected that Chicago Marcus when C W A work was nounced Thursday' “ ' Couple: Dies station company and another for the the Eut high school-enson of Dr Foster told emergency hospital at- the work will be done efficiently as wi7' AIT class stopped” from toe fourth to sev- committee will meet in Washington taches’ I Moroni and Mount Pleasant Irrigation and Mrs Murray O Hayes foamer that he was working on his far as present funds last and if more The water from the well will be enth grades' Inclusive rwill partici- July 1 at 2 p m to prepare the resoresidents of Salt Lake has earned adI company John Kelleher Murphy 38 promi- turned into pipelines serving lution! to be kmended or adopted automobile in the rear of his home money is available more roads will which will be in the event pate hld mission to the United to out In States dean Naval nent Money the tunnel and had hi hands covered with gaso- be improved in Hie same manner attorney of Chicago and by the convention July 3 undey the Richards ditch ex- between 2 p m and 4 p m ! an abandoned coal mine in Sanpete academy at Annapolis Md said a diswhich ignited when he struck a The work will be done by force of Mr and Mrs J C Lynch of change The pump will have a capacTeacher and supervisors who com- J T Worlton assistant auperinten-den- line I county whereby the Mantl Irriga-Jilo- patch Thursday to The Tribune from account the projects selected being Salt Lake died suddenly Tuesday at ity of 1100 gallons per' minute end pose toe general committee for the jof Salt LakeClty schools and match and Reservoir company will be Washington D C individually so small that 'contract bring water from a depth of day are Charles H Keele Elizabeth N E A director foAUtah will head able to derive an Increased supply Vernon ranked third among fifty hie home in Chicago of pneumonia will feet-‘v7work is inadvisable The Estate will 224 Bond H B Folsom Katherine For- tha Utah delegation or more naval reserve boys who took said word received in Salt Lake from that source 63 cents an hour as a basic scale are hi widow Mrs Mary pay toe Reoonimendation for Lay-to- n rester Harriet' Surviving J J pump’s the Margaret entrance competitive examinaU 8 Cooperates for labor and the week will tion the dispatch added’ Twenty-fiv- Jen Lynch Murphy three young chil- purchase was ’made by W B Beers Morgan W D Prosser Attacker Margaret be enforced Local men and teams An Associated Press dispatch from 7 dren and three sisters and William E Day i city engineer are to be appointed will be used to the greatest extent T Washington Thursday told of ateps Convicted by Court Vernon with his parents moved to Mr and Mrs Lynch and their 'the federal government is taking to Washington Miss Dorothy Lynch left possible and up to a point of readaughter D C several years ago I sonable economy machinery will not: cooperate with atata officials through-- ! Thursday avening lor Chicago to atbe employed °ut the drouth area A tend the funeral services which will pro-- ' Judge Daniel Harrington in police Until the results of the survey are ' gram to aid man and beast during be held in Chicago convicted Frank — court Thursday -the present emergency was discussed computed more carefully than was Householder 22 120 North 'Main of Members the of and virtually agreed upon It re street of assault and battery on Mar- Utah Pioneers 13000Daughters will possible Thursday detailed lists 'ot Hospital Records First strong sembles in many particulars the pro-- ‘ projects will not b available it was 120 Yale avenue milk make a careful Williams tin 1 study of the announced gram already set up and working in Heat Case Year was The defendant This deliveryman of Utah’s state flag during “It has been pleaiing to 7 know" ' A 10 to in sentenced jUtah and follows: the of caused fate that wotree directed days Weston and city the It jail May was announced Thursday 41-Yequirk ar said the- - governor “that the commis- i Relaxation of crop control contracts ill 'Householder Wee ton suspected kidBert N John man to conrtpanjrwith Sheriff saturate Fife’a The organization also will sion has the matter eo well in hand ' i to allow the planting of forage crops Emergency hospital attendants naper counterfeiter and robber clothing with gasoline and set it 7 Bennett- 32 and Wilbur Beesely 22 make an effort to popularize the that they can begin work almost im direct relief grants to the drouth ' soldier was recorded toe Initial case arrested Fort to swoon after he and his woman When Thursday Douglas she afire to 7 started carry flag and take it into tip schools states well digging and deepening to mediately- The general policy has Separated for 41 years two of persons overcome with htat this companion h a d Overpowered out the order- Weston fainted early Sunday after they allegedly at- where children may become been outlined and the points of exs provide more adequate water Salt Lake brothers were together year when they admitted William D tacked Mr Williams near Main and Lewis R Fife of Iron Sheriff ' end woman's attention was dithe with itx' cattle buying for relief pun again Thursday penditure are pretty well settled Tha North Temple streets Clegg of 838 Sixth East street lor" 7 county saved Sheriff Fife from Verted to him 7 Adopted lit 1903 by the atate road commission and its engineers poses and lower freight rates on Fred I Libby Salt Lake n treatment is was who in tha death Cross a it declared She Bennett wound-J " Holy fiery placed the mortally by legislature the fliag has a blue are to be congratulated I feel on livestock and feed to and from the of 424 Fourth avenue and Mr Clegg collapsed Thursday af inC in from an an of in ed mank Taggart automobile and hospital suffering charge eye field fringed with gold borders j drouth the area The --definite plan for his brother Roll G Libby of ternoon on Broadway between State Henry they have been able to secret service office in Salt started lor St George After jury allegedly sustained when I Mr with central device worked in ‘ makeresponse j carrying so promptly so a suggestion that out the program was ex- Bakersfield Cal lived here dur- and Second East streets He was the Lake and Agent W A Merrill Williams him in struck estheir departure Sheriff Fife natural colors containing an was prompted by the needs of tha pected to- be completed Friday ing their childhood but were taken to the emergency hospital in when they returned to Salt Lake caped from the tree to which he -- with a milk bottle was granted un- American eagle with outstretched situation throughout the state" ? separated when Holla went to the police ambulance He said he -- after investigating the death 22 to til enter shackled to had been The woman' May plea battery wings the top of the shield of" California 7 ere sons was felt believed the and sick the : heat They was a released hammer CLUB TO VISIT CANYON Snd chisel at 7 charges eev obtained Beesely pierced With six arrows arranged the Rev C L Libby former Sait responsible for the condition “ SL- George and returned eral days ago - Margaret Carter who was Wes- ENGINEERS TO MEET' I A trip to Mount Ogden in Ogden-Douglas officrosswise and upon the shield " Lake pastor 7 f cialston’s ton Sheriff to remove when th companion handcuff the below ot word 7V the and officers committees Reports “Industry" canyon will be conducted by the Wa-- i AIL IN HELD SUSTECT A celebration in honor of the Fife arrested the pair at the on him by Sheriff Fife Aword "Industry" aqd in the Cenwill be given and papers will be read satch Mountain club Sunday Hikers reunion is 7 ' ESTATE PAYS TAXES at Fred Herschel Bland 27 of 195 Midas ' Homestake mine in Iron county ' placed V before tha woman’s gun turned ter of the shield a beehive and at meeting ot- the American Instij will leave the Semloh hotel at S home t r planned avenue held was in the of county to ‘related vThe affair Thdma'S estate jail th the story the tide She chiseled the handof who on each side of the beehive grow" Hughes tute a m by bus Leaders of the hike of Electrical Utah Engineers Although they corresponded Thursday for investigation in connecthe federal men cuffs from Weston’s wrists and died about a' year ago in Salt Lake section' at 8 p m Monday in room ing sego lilies below the beehive will be Pete Peterson Walter Ball during the many years they were tion with the theft of 500 pounds of Sheriff Fife shot Weston when started for his brother’s ranch in has paid the state tax commissioner o nthe shield the word "Utah" 212 Engineering hall University of snd Charles Pfeiffer Those plan- apart neither had visited tha copper wire at the Ohio Copper comto the latter 30 miles from St Arizona About inheritance taxes in the amount of with the figures “1847" and Utah Among those who win present escape attempted ning to make the trip are urged to Other ' Recently Fred Libby: pany’s property at Lark-- - Tha wire - but found th tables turned when - George Weaton died The woman - $164234 The ‘net value of the es"1898" the latter the year of papers are Max R Llewellyn Ed register at the club headquarters 155 wrota his brother asking him to was taken May IQl Bland was arThe woman handed a revolver to continued on her- journey and tate was found to' be $5486681 The statehood and the former the ward P Eardley’ Harold Morr South Main street before Saturday coma to Salt Lake for the rerested Wednesday night by deputy - the wounded outlaw buried Weston on his brother's heirs at Mr Hughes are residents of year the L D § pioneers arrived Charles Bean gldon McEntire and J evening union ' Tha sheriffs ranch- id the valley pair handcuffed Fife to a Dlnnan Speira England and Wales of - of -- I -- the-gue- the-reli- ' JjEET PLANNED MINE PROBLEM J 1 Farm to $119-00- 1934-193- 5 ON RECREATION PARLEY SLATED 1 L " ? 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