Show THURSDAY THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE -- TROOPSBACK : LANGER’S FOE "National Guard Chief Puts L Men Under Orders of Olson ' General Strike Not Ordered bv ¥ AFL— Green WilCHICAGO July 18 liam A Green president of the American Federation of Labor today issued a statement disownin San ing the general strike Francisco as far as his organization is concerned The strike neither authorized nor ordered by the A F of L Green said is entirely local and without national significance and its instigators must bear their own responsibility "If they lose they lose all" Green added Green continued on to Racine the Wisconsin Wis to attend state fcderaatipn of labor conyen- - MORNING JULY 19 1934 Federal Government Joins in Appeal to Workers in San Francisco mm loot King Presses (BIDS NEARING iSURVEY SHOWS jStrike Nears Collapse As Business Starts Anew FOR PRO JECTS DROUTH STATUS Gold Switch to HOMES STORE Open Waterway LIVERPOOL England July S’ Reclamation Men Report Only Thirteen Projects Not Progress on Moon Suffering FronjLack Lake Details of Water 18 oned8thc en 7wtch today and Mersey tunnel connecting Liverpool and Birkenhead to form the longest underwater highway m the world The opening of the tunnel signalized by the rolling back of big green and gold curtains was the celeh'igh point of a seven-dabration of the completion of the project after eight years’ work involving the expenditure of Worth $300 Overlooked by S L Marauders Equipment lly discussed except thus time it was backed by the power of the San Fran J for points south Delivery of fcasoline committee and by a br was other than emergency service Bids for the Moon lake irrigation Frank C Carman 1323 East Sixth Lands under fifteen federal reclaby the !ederal pronouncemcnt (Continu'd from Pate One) of begun in the Piedmont section which will provide a supple- mation projects in the west are faced board street told police Wednesday South project Oakland fixed bayonets guarded Willson’s broke into his radio shop were willing mentary water supply for 30000 acres vwth varous degrees of drouth while heretofore thieves that Employers conto hinder Only one attempt home to arbitrate the issues in the long in the Uintah basin will be advertised small radio sets stole and eight was This voyed trucks was reported Detectives shoremen’ strike in which the mam within the next 30 or 40 days a total of $100 reliable ’source came word From at valued of 20 south Oakland at Decoto miles was whether the union or This was announced Wednesday W E Eggleston and H Fred Lee said the federal government too recogquestion were two where telephone poles It the shippers should control the hir- after E O Larsen engineer for the nized Olson as legal governor the thieves overlooked other valuable found across a highway The tunnel is 11380 feet from also agreed to bar- reclamation bureau and Dr F A was said the federal bureau of pubing They agencies equipment among which was a radio board’s formal federal The strike the m'ain entrance in Liverpool with the maritime Nickell geologist had returned from tube valued at $500 lic roads will withhold federal grant collectively gain for statement arbitration to the main entrance in Birkencalling trades but contended the latter would an inspection of the damsite and of funds to North Dakota while High-"WA traveling bag and an army trunk emwaterfront the out pointed head on the opposite side of the thgt AUomrmssHhwf-FranB Debier of Denver have ft) held elections to deterfirst Vogel were stolen ffrom the rumble'seat of to had agreed ployers previously Mersey river This is half a n ger this them rcpresenlativesbpfQre mine i£l0Pyw i th of the t strike issues be done The shippers declined neer in charge of preconstruclion toward enlarging storage reservoirs serves as highway department neaa servlce at Fort washakie Wyo re- 12 000 Pacific coast longshoremen could ' ’tunnel of New York can Federation of Labor ig not dimilito bind themselves to arbitration of investigation admin- or works use Although the ported to police Wednesday An offithrough publib do like the "should and said latter rectly involved its officers and cers’ coat and trousers and other the maritime woikcrs' issues without ’’ bids for the $153- - Oration allotments the press dis that It exper-u-is tary still were custodians of order now so and should concerned wise agree at the capitol and moved at tirqps to members are deeply tunnel development1 patch said wearing apparel were contained in the board first having collective bargaining pro- 000 Ephraim Steamship companies over the existing situation iSan various portions of the city martial the bag and trunk which is to be a part of the larger to Shortage of water probably wll submit to ceedings said should also a for agree and aie Francinsco) hoping not exist throughas did adversuch law For the third time in recent months occur again next year on Refuse Referendum Sanpete pioject aho will be arbitration all issues in the walkout speedy and satisfactory settlea car radio set was stolen from the near future tised the said out the state Olson explained because Miss in Schnurr projects a to workers 15000 of maritime The take refused provided ment” he said longshoremen automobile of J C Ofelt of the PiccaPreventive Act that collective bargainings with duly referendum on whether to arbitrate The Moon lake project for which of depleted supplies unless abnormal an Allotment of $1500000 has been ly heavy rainfall occurs dilly apartments Mr Ofelt told poof - The order for the troopers to coninthe elected the their cause unless employers representatives the court and served on Langer as lice Tuesday night his car was enwill include a large reservoir Among the projects in the tinue In active service was taken as notice he had been disqualified volved unions does not result in an would agree to arbitrate the mari- made 35 LEGION of MEETING north Duchesne about miles tered and a receiving set valued at no states where op shortage 30 said after the he sitwithin time act” issues There workers’ the Reports Langers’ use of the militia by which agreement days A “preventive Salt Lake post No 2 American $59 and tools worth $15 were taken uation was deadlocked and the gen- the west fork of the Lake fork stream exists are the King Hill Idaho projviolence being contemplated and he apparently planned to halt service election 8 Mrs Lena Simons 440 Ninth East eral strike called in support of the and possibly some new canals ect the Shoshone project in Wyoming Legion will meet at p m at the Oppose Discrimination possibility of further disturbances of the writ changed the court’s Whether the canals are built depends and Montana and the Riverton proj- chamber of commerce street reported to police that while led to the order for the military to course of action Instead it entered The board then called upon the striking longshoremen and marine on how much her daughter was sleeping a man enmoney is left after the ect in Wyoming "Stand by" KIWANIS LUNCHEON holding he is no longer maritime unions to agree to this and workers was called tered the home and picked up a bag Sehious water shortages confront I “Should the necessity arise by vir- Judgment No writ will be Issued at proposed immediate calling off of all To clear the way for arbitration dam is built it was explained The weekly luncheon of the Salt governor Situe qf an emergency with which or- least for the time being court at- strikes and the return of men to laborer observers said it might be Mr Larson and Dr Nickell went the Boise Idaho project the Mini- Lake Kiwanis club will be held at His movements awakened Miss m connection with doka Idaho project the North Platte she him mons over and when the geology questioned deI shall to votes cannot take the cope among dinary forces work without discrimination because necessary taches said details in the design of the dam and proj-ecin Nebraska "and Wyoming T0 he said he was seekthg an apartclare martial law” Olson said “There The present unparalleled political of union affiliations or because of union memberships on whether to ar- the results of their findings will be Young of the Uni- ment and the Newlands project in Nevada lessor Levi now consideratake This would bitrate conditions Sri certain existing chaos climaxed sensational political participation in the various walkUtah subof will His speak “No you’re not you're a thief” she Projects affected in Utah include versity ble time particularly among the scat- sent to Denver where plans and specithat require special aid of the mill developments 'that started from the outs will be "Pioneer Day ’’ now ject fications drawn are aid The man then extracted a small Wever the being river valley m Strawberry of that maritime extension the individuals power day Langer took office P A Donaghue chief examiner for tered tary further The contract between the water Provo river Utah lake systems Sanpurse containing $1 65 from his jests for' the time In the discretion the new national labor board arrived trades Langer Faction pocket anhurled it at the girl as he However the federal board's pro- users and the United States ’was pete Moon lake and Ogden river ( the adjutant general under my exhere from Washington and conferred two weeks ago and forwarded projects fled Elected in the nonpartisan league's with the board pre- nouncement said the maritime unions signed ecutive order" longshoremen’s Absence of flood waters during the “should agree likewise (gn settlement to Washington As soon as notice has Legislators meanwhile continued landslide in 1S32 Langer immediately paring to offer his services been received that it has been ap- spring was held responsible for the to pour into Bismarck for the special found officials who had campaigned The arbitration proposal was sub- by collective bai gaining or arbitra-” the irrigation water lack Total storage at the Session convened for tomorrow noon with him opposing his policies He stantially the same as those previous- - tion) and the'y should so agree now proved in Washington t companies which are subscribers to Echo reservoir was 38000 by Langer to consider his conviction thrust them aside and became the the Moon Lake Water Users' associa- while the resercoir's capacity is despite Olson's order cancelling the leader of the "Langer faction" of partmenl?’ The Hill camp of the Sons President Cleveland he tion will then execute the mortgage acre-fee- t the league Strawberry reservoir of UtahCapitol summons Pioneers Inc will receive explained called out the troops in and subscription contract which com- had 10 000 t the — at Two tickets widened The opening split its charter Friday at 8 p m in the 1893 to maintain movement of mall J Impeachment Threat of the season as compared with the pletes Jill preliminary details placed Langer and Following the theme “Prophetic The project will not bring any new average annual total of 70000 acre-fee- t Capitol Hill L D S ward chapel Langer faction leaders claimed one in the June 27 primary election Lan- trains over the protests of the govannounced Dr George A Wilson Aspects of the Pioneer Trek to Utah" ernor of a state ' the first acta of the legislature lands will under but conditions! Similar proirrigation prevailed the one of with polistrongest chairman of the state organization Liberty L D S stake will hold its It was learned that J L Kelley would be voting of Impeachment ger vide a auxiliary supply throughout other irrigation systems committee tical organizations in state history sheriff of Burleigh county in which Wednesday Nephi L quarterly conference next Sunday in to the farmers of the region Charges against state officials includ backing him won the Republican Morris will speak and Professor A Liberty park announced B S HinckBismarck is located had asked the ing Olson who refused to recognize with and overwhelmingly C Lund will be in charge of the ley stake president Wednesday state Aitoroey general to call out the Langer aa head of the state "him his entire ticket was awept to national guardsmen shortly before program Others taking part will be Melvin JBallard of the council of 18 CHICAGO Thty asserted they held July the governor ordered them out Kel- Harry M Fisher today ended an arSecretary of State Milton H Welling the twelve apostles of the church will of the house of representatives victory to defeat In his down went Olson and Wilford A Beesley be the principal speaker Seats for s actions of federal relief gument between Nobel by a majority and lacked race for renomination He had been ley said the workers on strike made aid neces- - physicists byi ruling that electricity Temporary organizations were ef- - 3500 persons will be provided near hut five votes In the senate to men of aa one the strong regarded thehan&UficLXbe maases&on wjU -— of fhe J?ioBeabAcAPlJjislySundayjrLthbdutricU W9CUSPidotihjreJiBll aion body similarly throppOTttton: be held from 9 to 10 45 a m ' Langer in seclusion was neverthe the Thirty-firs- t a statehouse window Monday LeGrand and S stake will be held Friday av D L hence taxable under the and gible Its of C some A lost Denying drunken driving Langer's victory Music for the conference will be Richards L D S wards Wednes-Daniless reported to have prepared announced was state it tax sales lagoon 34 two was ordered by Judge days later Federal Rolling glory when The officers are: Thirty-firs- t dis- provided under direction of George chairman Carn Thelma Mrs The ruling affects 20 utility com lengthy message “from the gover Judge Andrew Miller sentenced him by day in police court Harrington 1000 trict Joseph L Horne George H H Durham of the Deseret Sunday nor” to the assembly and to be pre- and four associates for panies and if an appeal does not Wednesday to face trial July 31 iof ructvltl“ Approximately conspiring to to Durham and C E Layton LeGrand School union general board are contention stake the chang& expected they pared to go before it in person judge's The defendant was arrested by defraud the United States governdistrict Dr Nephi Cottam George Saturday night priesthood sessions on the other hand said he would ment some be forced will $5000000 att®J'd toDay D F trolman Duncombe at Second1 v Langer appealed along with 4 p m Coulam and Ross Winder: Richards will be held in the Tenth L D S ward at will The to state the ignore the session entirely begin annually Program 18 East and First South streets Tuesday! his associates from the months At a preliminary hearing beforenght The officer said Rolling drove! and will consist of competitive games district Dewey Stout Dr H E Pear- - at 8 o'clock Mr Ballard will address Any meeting of the legislators he and $10000 fine sentence the men in the chapel and Carl A said will be regarded by him as an for children baseball a master in chancery Dr Arthur HlnBan erratic manner from’ games andjs°n and Harold Hardy Orpheum Started Ouster Badger will address the boys m the One of the A A I illegal gathering Compton famed physicist of the Uni and Regent street to Second East and other sports recreation hall A pioneer theme will “So far as I am concerned there Olson after Langer's conviction will be a water carnival from 6 to Boy Faces Fraud Charge Conciliation commissioners to rep- versity of Chicago and Dr Anton J First South streets be followed at both mootings ' meeting" he said went into eourt and started ouster resent air parts of the state in aidlhg Carlson of the physiology ’departmerit Rolling was released on bond of 730 p m Luncheon will be served In Cashing Milk Checks “1 shall make no appearance before proceedings He asked the supreme the administration of the Jederal insisted that electricity was tangible at 8 p m during which a program $300 Rail Union Delegates Ihem with a message and shall not court to take original Jurisdiction debtor relief act were appointed They agreed it had weight In a power by the Mexican to operating an au- will be presented guilty Pleading Beact as president of the senate al on the grounds a grave situation pre Wednesday by Federal Judge Till- line and only lost weight when used tomobile without a state of the L D S church li- branch driver’s Accused of obtaining two payroll To Meet A F of L Envoy Dr Irving Langmuir assistant dn cense Mrs A McArthur 32 of 976 ginning at 9 p m the remainder of though I ahould ba legally entitled vailed and quick action was neces- man D Johnson to do so as lieutenant governor a sary The commissioners and the coun- rector of research for the Edison com- First avenue wasJined $25 by Judge the evening will be spent m dancing checks by misrepresentation All members of the stake and their Langer flanked by a battery of at ties they will have charge of are as pany retorted it could not be tan- Bronson boy was held in the city jail Ask Rehearing Delegates of unions connected with the Oregon Short Line branch of the In the supreme court Langer’s bat-- torneys Including the attorney gen- follqws: gible because electricity was able to Fred M Oliver 23 was fined $10 friends are invited to attend Mrs Wednesday for investigation The youth was arrested by Detec- Union Pacific system will confer Beaver Iron and Washington coun-tie- "jump a gap between poirjts” for speeding on North Temple street Cam said tery of counsel filed a petition for re- eral of the state P O Sathre a Lantives E A Hedman and Chester R with Joseph Bench representative The utilities also maintained that Tuesday night Patrolman C J LarWilliam R Palmer Cedar City hearing to the ouster order and asked ger candidate in the primary fotight Colburn after he was have of the railroad department Amerithat Its execution ' The the action With the contentions that Box Elder James Walton Tremon-to- they sold a service not a commodity son said Oliver was traveling 58 miles cashed the checks at a IOcal 'cafe can Federation of Labor at meetings Court agreed to accept the rehearing the appeal to the federal circuit court Cache and Rich A W Champet hour The officers said the youth repre- to be held Saturday and Sunday at petition but refused a stay of Judg- of appeals stayed all execution and bers Smljhfield Carbon and Emery sented himself to the Salt Lake Milk the New Grand hotel ment An appeal to the highest court left Langer’s status ts governor un- Frank Averlll Price Daggett and Dealers Warned Against Producers’ association 1069 South The meetings have been called fof in the land for final adjudication of changed Summit C H Crittenden Coalville State street as the son of George W the purpose of drafting a working the ouster was Tevealed as Langer's This Olson's attorney H G Fuller Davis R W Adams Layton DuCoed Check Artist Smith of Kaysville and requested schedule of Fargo challenged claiming that chesne Victor Billings Duchesne legal battle planWage problems are not Hyrum Turner 66 transient col- his “father’s” check and also a check expected to enter into the discusHis lieutenants spent most of The Langer became disqualified on con- GaWleld Wayhe Piute Kane and SePioneer near the in park lapsed station attendants Service were forhis "uncle” W B Smith sions it was reported vier R D Young Richfield Grand Cay in “huddles" It was the consen- viction Four fires caused damages totalPolice W L transient bureau 279 South Second sus the "governor" from some point The supreme court sustained Ol- and San Juan W D Hammond ing $1760 to a home two garages' and warned onby Chief of to West afternoon street Wednesday be of Wednesday Payne wary Was keeping close touch with them son Moab Sanpete and Juab C N Sor- a shed Wednesday The fires were accepting checks from an attractive Emergency hospital attendants said Cleveland Cited p The supreme court's action directensen Mt Pleasant Millard Frank of unknown origin from heat who coed talks with a south- the man was suffering ing Langer to vacate the office of One legal authority pointed out H Partridge Fillmore Weber and The home of Mrs Victoria E Wal- college prostration and a mild heart attack ern accent governor clarified somewhat a situ- that federal troops might be called Morgan Joseph Ririe Ogden Salt ton 163 East Seventeenth An improvement in the condition! South Chief Payne said he had received ation that has kept the state on edge if necessary to protect the federal Lake and Tooele Dr Elmer I street broke into flames at 10:15 a m a telegram from Sheriff F B Ben-to- of R T Harrison 60 319 East Sixth Jiour Da relief administration In North Jor2i Uintah Andrew Vernon Verwas estimated at $1300 of Lincoln Neb stating that the South street who was overcome fronp It wVs first announced a writ of kota which he called “Just as much nal Utah and Wasatch George W Damage heat Tuesday Was noted by attend-ant- s Starting in the shed of B’B Hall girl is a "bad check artist” quo warranto would be Issued dea federal branch aa the postal Worthen Provo at the Salt Lake City General 2000 Douglas street fire communiThe telegram said the girl would cated to the garage of S A Sauss approach service station attendants hospital Wednesday 1986 Douglas street Mr Harrison was stricken while Damage with a story of being out of funds Passeuger in Auto Steals man CUT-RAT- E to the shed was estimated at $55 and and they cash a check for driving his automobile south on Stat s requesting --the- garaga He at the will seV was to at t’street remain damage Iff several ThP her From Couple Flees $150 The fires occurred at 1L30 'girriS wanted for cashing fictitious checks pital for several days under observa-Chie- f a m tion Payne said Oren Burke of Mlnersville report At 2:30 a m a fire broke out In She is described as 23 years old’ ed Wednesday to Detectives W F the garage of Fred Newman 856 five feet five inches tall weighing Board Hears I’roteStS Heninger and J F Morgan that a street causing damage of 125 pounds She is light complexioned man from Gallup N M with whom Arapahoe $200 to Mr Newman's car and a loss has sandy hair a pug nose thin Against West Side Plant he had agreed to share traveling ex- of $10 to the garage arched eyebrows and talks with a had wife's his from taken $80 penses southern accent After listening to protests over the purse Tuesday and fled existence of an alleged public Mr Burke said the man offered to Three Reserve Officers School Sixth West and Twenty-firs- t Stage pay for the gasoline from Gallup to Ordered to Active' Duty Stewart South streets operated by the ColoSalt Lake City in return for transpor Modess J0rMttaxDattdJBgJxfigram-radainta8LfEy-Pi?du£tatlon—Thla agrainnt was fulfilled i company 39e M fhree reserve’!)? fleers' residents of the city commission took lfie mattef ""'ZScAnacrn 17o Coty’s Face Powder with until the party was 100 miles from Perfume lie Anacln BSo 63 c Salt Lake City at which point the Salt LaKe City have been ordered Eighty minutes of drama and danc- under advisement Wednesday L Neet Depilatory Protestants were near-binto active duty with the Fort Doug- ing will be presented by the Stewart residents $125 Anacln 41 q 87 c man declared he “was broke" 89c When they arrived in Salt Lake las civilian conservation corps Angelus Lipstick Emplrln Compound ( 100's) 98c 77c Training school summer session un- headed by I E Willey 1208 South They are Captain James Merchant der direction of Kathryn Griffin Eighth West street Mr Willey deAlcohol pint Tangee Llppstick City Mr Burke said he left him 12c 74c Rubbing 60c Angelus Rouge with his wife while he looked for a Walker infantry reserve 462 Fifth Thursday morning at 11 a m in clared that under state law the city Zonite large 71 C When he returned his com- East street Second Lieutenant Junius Stewart Hall The plays will be has the power to pass an ordinance hotel Fitch Dandruff Shampoo 12c 490 Bayer’s Aspirin (12’s) panion had disappeared and also $80 Foutz field artillery reserve 120 C “Ghost of the Freshman” “That Aw- prohibiting any nuisance within one Odorono Deodorant 69c Bayer’s Asppirin (100’s) The comof Mrs Burke’s money Mr Burke street and Second Lieutenant Lewis ful Letter” and “Neighbors” Dances mile of the city limits Compact 250 46c Epsom Salts bag V Stanley air corps reserve 344 will be “Down mission asked- the legal and health leldr’-tm- d satdr Milkweed Cream" Dental Cream 79o 39c Colgate’s to West Second North street Dance” investigate departments “Country 33c Stillman's Freckle Cream 39c (Giant) The officers will be stationed at The Stewart school was the first to Funeral Services Held for Halimt-Bal17e 3 lifebuoy Soap Fort- - Douglas pending the issuance present a snlrfmer program of corre- Radio Announcer’s: Wife ’49 Silver Swan Cleansing Pyrol Ointment for burns 34o For Former Salt Laker of orders by Brigadier General Peg-ra- lated art and physical activities under Jad Salts condensed 40c Tissue Whitworth district commander the direction of regular teachers of Files Suit for Divorce 49c —n s The present season includ- 1- gfQOlaojig 'm4 5e-fl- 9 ed besides work in dancing and dra60c Wildroot 19c 39o Feenamlnt Hair Tonic 44o RENO Nev July 18 (JP) — Edward 70 former Salt Lake City manager of the district matics courses in art archery tennis B (Ted) Husing nationally known 69o Lucky Tiger Squibb’! Mineral Oil 39c 790 the Prudential Life Insurance comhome economics manual training radio sports announcer was named Chocolate 19c 37c Ipana 300 pany were conducted Wednesday at Thursday Set Aside as and swimming typewriting 17c 84c Revelation Tooth Powder defendant to a divorce action filed Nature’s Remedy 2 p ra in the Masonic temple under 37c will The school close Visitors’ Friday July in Reno today by Mrsv Helen G 34c Vince 50c Cascara Aromatic Day 20th the direction of Mt Moriah lodge No 29c 590 2 F and AM 40c 80c Hopper’s Restorative Cream 74C Husing She charged extreme cruelty Bromo Seltzer The couple married June 8 1924 in The Rev Frank L Hunt spoke at Visitors' dty at fhe CMTC camp at 83c Paquln’s Hand Cream ’ Dr Miles’ Nervine 740 c American Dealer ' Adlerika Brooklyn N Y They have a daugh-the services Interment followed in Fort Douglas will be Thursday South 89c “Pensiar’s” Camphor Ire 'ter Pe3gemae Husing 9 whose cus- the Mount Olivet cemetery Lotion August 2 Brigadier General Pegram 49o 39c Jayne's Vermifuge Sees Better Uusiness 'tody is fixed in a separation apd prop- Wednesday Honorary pallbearers were: Wil- Whitworth announced 79c- 39c Peppsodent Canker Hall’s liam D Brown Elmer A Ricker The trainees have arranged a special erty agreement signed May 31 1934 Barbaso! o 43e 39o 21 Lysol Increased tourist travel indicates Terms of the agreement were not Frank B Cook Bruce E Milltkin program for visitors Ingrain’s Shaving Cream — 29o Caroid and Bile Salts 63o 98c R C Elliot Roy H Felt Earl Have-no- t Under the leadership of Chaplain that people are clearing themselves made public The divorce case was 19o 39c Mum 29c 49o Apex Moth Cakes M L Bennion 74 members of the of debt and are now better financially to be tried privately later toddy and Louis Brandenberger 98o 49o 97c 1150 Coty’s Bath Salts Sal Hepatlca Active pallbearers were: Edwin C camp hiked in upper City Creek can- fixed than during the past several COSTUMER RETURNS ' 49c Coty’s Talcum 25c Glycerine Suppositories 1 6c Kahn Howard M Jones Charles N yon from 1 p m to 6 p m Wednesday years said A Vallejo of Buenos 1 7o 23o April Showers Talrilm 25c Glycerine John Hansen of the Salt Lake CosRay A F Palmi Warrter P Jerrel A picnic supper was held at Tip m Aires an independent oil dealer who 28o The next scheduled outing will take visited in Salt Lake City Wednesday tuming company who was elected April Showers Perfume 25c Glycerine and Rose and Frank E Murray - (Continued from Pane Two) y khaki-garbe- TODAY IN SALT LAKE intetr-mounta- t Charter Will Be Given to Group Meet to Follow Pioneer Theme acre-fee- COURT OKEHS r acre-fee- ELECTRIC TAX much-neede- Pioneer Stake govor-a-lhe- con-tro- MV-Jud- two-third- ge Drunken Driving Court Appoints State Mediators For Debtor Relief 5 -- n Another Victim Four Fires Cause Damages of $1700 - Plans Outing Trial Date Fixed prize-winnin- Claimed by Heat Pretty AUERBACH’S Go-she- '$80 ENDS SATURDAY SALE hos-state- “ DINWOODEY'S Drugs and Toiletries Thursday Friday Saturday nuis-ance'- to 78THSEMI-ANNUA- 4o JULY SALE Bargains! lb - m B drgd ins! 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On Every Floor! -- DONTUIISSTIIIS MivKIPPi-who GENUINE SALE! - ESTABLISHED 1857 Dlwoodey’s 'i e 3743 a "GOOD FURNITURE West let South raUrsdfuunacUve business five years ago died last Fxl day at Glendale Cal He recently to make his moved to California home " Telephone Was 391 paC£aL-La)fiiL- 25 oa -- Wednesday-July wtule—ijoaking - theUuiliKLL!eretarydiasureroftheJalinnal States Costume association for the eleventh Mr Vallejo said he found condi- consecutive time at the national contions in the United States much bet- vention held in Chicago June 9 to ter than he had expected 11 returned to Salt Lake Wednesday Tourist travel in South' America also has increased considerably this year he added Mr Vallejo will leave Salt Lake City Thursday morning to join his wife in Chicago FACES ASSAULT CHARGE South Spiro Rodogines 45 30 West Temple street Wednesday was arrested following a complaint signed Communists Will Meet by P E Athas charging him with batand disturbing the peace Athas In Convention Sunday isteryunderstood to have had an alterca-- ' tion last Sunday at the Greek OrthoDAIRY MEET POSTPONED Delegates to the Communist party dox church with Rodogines over the will nominate candidates for the com- latter's application for a position as Due to strike conditions in San ing election Sunday at 4 convention custodian of the church Rodogines Francisco ‘the quarterly meeting of in the Knights of Pythias hall 59 was released on $100 bail the Challenge Cream and Buttir assoSduth State street ciation scheduled to be held in the Approximately 250 delegates are said to be expected LAWN PARTY PLANNED Hotel Utah Thursday Friday and Satto take part in the convention which Music and entertainment will be urday has been postponed it was an-convenes at 10 a furnished at a lawn party to be held nounced Wednesday Representatives a predecessor to the conven- by the Eighth L D S ward Genealog- from California Idaho Colorado tion a mass meeting will be held ical society at the home of Mrs C Wyoming and Utah were scheduled to Saturday at 7 p m at the city end HI Kenny 306 East Fifth South street be present at the meeting The A banquet from 8 p m to 10 p m “an- - forma situation however pretexted will county building follow in the Knights of Pythias nourtced Mrs John Fetzer chairman representatives coming from that of the society "Wednesda- thali (state 2 s Cali-Frida- y Be Sure to Attend! 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