Salt Lake Tribune | 1934-07-26 | Page 20

20 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Dog Disappears When Prowlers CGC CORPS RobS LHome ASSIGNED TO fox terrier Bubbles 12 year-oland pet of the Frank B Livcsey family 662 Ninth East street fell from grace Wednesday as result of a house prowljng in the home that he was entrusted with guard‘ ing "Not only was $30 taken" Mr Livesey told police "but Bubbles was also missing However he returned Wednesday morning big as life I believe it was someone the dog knew because this is the first time the house has been robbed” Neighbors told police they saw two mgn on the back porch of the home but believed them to be Mr Livesey and his son DjROUTH AID Two Camps Put at Disposal of Reclamation Bureau to Speed Up Utah Projects BOON TO IRRIGATION Begin Currant Creek Canal Moon Lake at Once Ephraim Ogden Follow THURSDAY MORNING JULY 26 1934 Stockmen Officials Agree on Rates for Slaughter of Sheep UTAH BOURBON CHIEFS AWAIT FARLEY VISIT Leaders Wonder if He Will Come Out for King at This Time Tentative Price of $2 a Head for Ewes Set Subject to Approval by Secretary Wallace Plans for Feeding Discussed Utah Democrats are awaiting the visit of Postmaster General James A Farley on Wednesday August 1 with much interest They are wondering whether the Roosevelt patronage will urge that A tentative figure of $2 per head for ewes and $140 per head for Angora goats to be purchased for slaughter in the federal agricultural adjustment administration sheep reduction program was agreed upon — subject to approval by Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace — at a meeting of interested parties Wednesday in the Ho- 15t William H King to thq upperFhouse federal and state drouth relief officials attended Only on last Friday at Los Angeles Plans were discussed for the con- Mr Farley declared "Democrats ’in servation of feed for the remaining California or any other state must determine their own selection of cancattle and sheep on a nation-widTwo important drouth relief projdidates basis through ' county and regional I be nor administration the "Neither ects of a permanent nature will organizations 'plan to discuss with anyone the The flat rate of $2 per head for Undertaken and work on irrigation elections anywhere ewes one year old or- - older was Tn a project in Utah will be speeded gory Reno But short during slay agreed upon after two hours of dis- Chez Urges Citizens to Re- Nev Monday the postmaster gen aiderably as a result of the assign mission to expedite the purchase mareelection for of the eral appealed ment of two CCC camps to the of chinery and keep costs down The Operation port Nevada Senator Pittman The Key between Bene- payments will be split of Rain bureau of reclamation it was anLittle Lasting nominate will Democrats thgir the growers and any lienholders of Devices nounced Wednesday by E O Lar4 September the slaughtered sheep Two checks fit Says Weekly son engineer "Senator Pittman is a right-hanwill be issued " of be started work the the of will man President cab Some Roosevelt Weather Report Dr E W Sheets of Washington D An appeal to all citizens to aid in inet member declared will noth"I and other have projects Immediately Cf national director' of drouth reon slot machines by reportwar the to had for the he aid but winter be constructed by praise1 camps lief explained that the emergency to his office or to ing their operation ing 1 a the chief executive October about be established through Showers during the last week program was designed to enable the other public Official was made given crisis not less grave than in the World The assembling of a camp on Cur- any General war” Attorney Wednesday by over the western part of the woolgrowers to reduce their flocks mostly of east miles rant creek several to such a number that sufficient feed Chez ' Joseph a few within refreshed state “Most Utah Heber will be started pastures and farm would be available Promising'' The who attorney general recently 200 than more Dr E W Sheets of Washington D C national lands but resulted in little lasting days to accomodate Leaders at Wednesday’s meeting of F A A A Continuing Mr Farley said that advised the Tooele county commisthe government expects men They will be used to build a sioners in an director of drouth relief F R Marshall of Salt benefit says the weekly crop and the'Although the devices President Roosevelt had promised his officials sheep and drouth relief directors of 12 that growers to dispose of their poorer opinion to feeder canal from Currant creek imin fullest the Lake of further the National Wool Growsupport City secretary are positively prohibited by statute grade animals” he said “we will not western states preparatory to launching Uncle the Strawberry reservoir for the ers’ association and W C Coffey of St Paul weather report released Wednesday countenance the: use of government he would continue his cam- provement of the silver program aimin charge of the Cecil J Alter of more of the high water said against them until not a single ing to reach the $129 price : by reduction to Minn Sam's field of director (left drouth relief funds to purchase only diseased and program right) sheep local weather bureau office of that stream to the Strawberry paign The postmaster general lsamaking can be found in operation machine broken animals” condiin the a close observation of thq political Commenting on agricultural project when it is not needed in the state Personnel Fixed tions the report says: Uintah basin fronts during his western tour ’He Reports Asked has said that Utah was one of the Crop conditions generally are fair The program will be operated by Been te Irrigation ' had means we some of to "If as states “most he getting poor excepting those selected for the state drouth relief director promisiregarded It is expected that in this way sev- the people to Peterson for Utah in cooperareport operation of slot ng’’ and that the Democratic nomi- ‘ watering which are mostly good Liveeral thousand acre feet of Water per machines” he said “we would lot nees should stock are good in mountains and in tion with state committeemen to con- aguin year on an average can be brought low up the riport and see that the Democratic triumph leaders plan to spend higher valleys where wild hdy sist of intelligent and reliable sheepInto the Strawberry project Mr Lardevices are removed Owners and meadows are being pastured as hay men and county directors who will with the Roosevelt son said This would be a boon to operators realizing then that they as much time adviser' as is possible dur prospects are poor Grain and the work with the county agents Users on this project who are now would be exposed would not toler- patronage Winter Activities Will In second alfalfa hay harvests are well In all cases priority in the purchase stay in Ogden and ing his In common with irrigators all over ate the machines if they knew that Salt Lake City along Water supplies continue the of animals will be given to those for the state experiencing a shortage they were against the Law Bcfrs New Result nr New Cily Features elude Ineligible May lowest of record The grain harvest areas and those flocks which are in public sentiMass Meeting Although there would be little if any ment is under way at LogSh and the sec- the most distressed condition because Re- of diversion water In an extremely dry “I have sent letters to all county There Will be a breakfist at the t Share on Pelican Retention Official Says ond hay crop is light rain amounted of the drouth year the new canal would make it and— district attorneys irr Hermitage in Ogden canyon and fal ' rd"D2r inch' Timely stmwers-- nd "“AfT authorized agent of the county' cans of the Salt Lake possible to store water" from wet directing them to get busy and clean lowing ’ cooler weather improved raeges-a- t director accompanied by the owner rears The Strawberry reservoir has out the machines Under the law City postoffice the state committee a decided Utah schools will make Benmore and Government Creek or his agent will classify at the ranch been known to have- a holdover for officers who knowingly permit opera will meewith the national chairman their efficiency though conditions are still poor The the sheep and goats offered for sale W D Beers will be effort to increase in not at election Whether Pinecrest all as long a period as ten years or City Engineer regisEmigration canyon tion of the ’devices are guilty of a during the coming winter in line with tration agents wilt be Democratic ap- grain harvest is in progress at Provo and designate those fit for use as food to him the unable collect share due Senator and This camp is expected to remain misdeameanor The operators J Congressmen King of the of alfalfa is of policy issued by Dr at Currant creek until October when machines the owners of places of Will Robinson and Abe Murdock also from Salt Lake City on his $750 a f1®1"1 this year or whether some and thein second crop amounted to and those not fit for such use In stack rain okn W Studebaker superintendent pointees case of mortgaged animals arrangemostly month as engi- Mr will the holdovers It will be moved to Moon lake for business where will remain supervising greet salary Farley during Republican' are found and 033 inch Rain at Manti measured ment should be made to have the schools for Iowa for the past 20 was raised neer the Point Pelican for when pumping'0 the construction of the second proj- - the owners of thethey county day Wednesday buildings also are years' who will become United commissioners said they expected a 046 inch greatly improving truck lienholders or their agents present hr In the evening Postmaster General plant project on Utah lake ect of considerable importance The liable under the statute" commissioner of education list of approved applicants from Leon- gardens and other crops as well as to secure their signatures to the The j city commission ' was so C C C men there will build a feeder Farley will speak at a mass meeting Ruling Aske4 D September 1 said B A Fowler ex- ard A Brennan Democratic county mountain ranges mountain streams agreement in advance in Liberty park discussing the adcanal from the Duchesne to the Lake Wednesday by George ‘ were temporarily increased Crops Mr Chez said- his opinion - was ministration and answering its critics O ver Year "Old — ‘Fork river which will make possible commissioner of wafer' sup- ecutive secretary of the Utah Educa- chairman by Friday-Undebenefited at Richfield by 029 association Wednesday the new state law it was were the utilization of from 10000 to 1S rendered after a Grantsville citian He will leave at lj):30 p m for Rock ply who explained that Mr Beers tion'The and goats designated as fit Sheep is inch of 'second activities will include winter’s crop rainf ihe hay coil Id not legally draw from the city out ebunty registration 000 acre-feof high water each year had come to him with the complaint Springs Wyo V or over of interest in adult edu- pointed better than was expected and is for use must be one year-olwhich otherwise would go to waste slot machines were operated openly The Democratic leaders in Salt more than the $360 a month paid stimulation agents may be appointed by the counin to the designata the' normal to of a cation and harvest more grain crop ed condition to trail and development that many citizens Lake county are looking for a flood him for regular work commission without regard to the ready This will help not only to reduce the in Grantsvlite-an- d ty ' suitable for shipping point is being cut The second alfalfa crop ii vote for water shortage In the canals diverting were indignant because youths were of prospective candidates during Mr Keyser explained that when active professional leadership congressman at the last prefor food or for redistribuphase of education” said Mr ceding election At present there are has been cut at Deseret livestock slaughter from the Lake Fork river but also permitted to spend all or a part of August The county committee will the governor announced his inten- every All other A medium crop of tion for relief purposes 198 registration agents of which 49 are still on feed aid In filling the proposed Moon lake their earnings in playing the ma: meet next Monday to set the date tion of giving the canal companies Fowler will be sheep and goats chines for the primaries and for the county and the city $150000 to build the Utah schools he said will continue are Republicans and the remainder alfalfa is being cut at Milford a good slaughtered and purchasedof on the reservoir disposed summer range resulted from the - thename Chez said he would turn over convention Mr Mr Beers was to strive for' improvement by use of Democrats of plantranch Canal Sought for Sene Time visual aids with modern educational heavy rain in early July The drputh for both The same 'price will be paid any complaints received by him to While no date has been set a num- advanced indirect the project Will Resist Change classes of animals where The 'water user have been attempt- Chief of Police W L Psyne if the ber of the committeemen are said to is unchanged at Duchesne films text books and betAt W C Coffey of St Paul Minn The question of whether or not all Meeting ter trained teachers ing to get the reclamation bureau to operation was in Salt Lake City or favor Saturday September 8 just a only a trace of rain occurred Many the agents this year will be appointed field director'of drouth relief issued “I felt that Mr Beers could do the - construot this canal for some time to county and district attorneys in week crops have been destroyed by the "Large numbers of Utah teachers following the state convention job probably better than anyone I have been attending summer school under the new powers conferred upon drouth at Myton Rain at Price the following statement as to action but no commitment could be made other parts of thestate k vtknew and I sat to a meeting of the to improve their certification and county commissions arose 'when measured 026 inch and did some taken with regard to the livestock until it was determined how much canal presidents the Utah Copper become familiar with the latest Alonzo Mackay said he would resist good irrigation water is gone There feed situation: money would be left after the Moon any change in registration agents this is still plenty of wter and crops "It was the judgment of the concompany and also representatives of methods of instruction” he said lake reservoir has been built An late in the year the secondary Allotment of $1500000 has been made rights when they A few ference that an adequate plan should are fine at Greenriver : He said that under the law he is agreed to pay him $750 a month for lor this reservoir Mr Larson said showers at Blandlng were of center in county committees comstreaky required to place all supplies in the little benefit posed of a director as chairman and doing this job” Mr Keyser wrote the assignment of the C C C men to hands of registration agents 30 days The “Mr” Beers has pot neglected his the bureau now makes this piece of reached 90 degrees ih two competent stockmen It also was mercury before the first registration date and Salt Lake construction assured whether there city work On the contrary he has City Wednesday and the the judgment of the conference that that this year the date is August 13 weather bureau Floyd Eardley 35 420 Redondo worked many extra hours without announced the indi- there should be a national setup adjs a surplus in the Moon lake fund avenue He said that all- supplies have beep accused of striking a extra compensation Of course it has or not cations are that more warm weather dressed to the problem of determindelivered in conformity with the ’law can be girl was convicted before Judge understood by Mr Beers It is expected that bids for the if the maximum benefits are tobe always been that-thexpected although probably ing feed funds and finding ways and e and myself city cannot pay The work of the transient division Moon lake reservoir construction M J Bronson In police court not as intense as that already experi- means of distribution that would be Recognize Law obtained from silver i legislation of assault and battery and ' will be fair and equitable to stockmen locatMr Mackay said he knew that the enced this summer advertised within the next of the emergency relief administramust be made mandatory and there him more than his authorized salary 17 and fined $5 ed in the drouth areas of the counla possibility that a measure of this and the city's share between tion of nearly 1000 law gave the commission power to care in $0 days taking The reclamation bureau's second The girl Donna May Perkins kind will be fcnacted at the next ses- 20 per cent of the $750 a month will men in Utah was inspected Wednes- remove agents at any time for cause try” ' Perkins 320 Marshall Present W J Plunkert national di- but that the law also provided that sion of congress in the opinion of not be paid to Mr Beers" camp is now being assembled daughter of Mrs Lavlna CCC day by ' at Beck’s creek near Ephraim It West Sixth South street told the George W Malone' Nevada state enTe Receive Credit F R Marshall secretary of the general changes in the list must be rector will make available the services of court that Mr Eardley had spanked gineer who was a Salt Lake City National Woolgrowers’ association Instead Mr Keyser said the city Before leaving Thursday night to made by the commission in the first about 200 men for the excavation of her and aent her home on June 25 who is acting in an advisory capacity visitor will receive credit on its assessment continue a tout of inspection the di- week of June Wednesday to statement the In replying girl'i “When that date passed" he said leeder canals to the Ephraim tunnel for the program at the request of Dr z Mr Malone said the Taylor grazing for thd plant through the work done rector in company with J C admitted Mr said he he Eardley we which will soon be built ts a unit of began delivering supplies to fulSheets was chairman for the first blU contains potential benefits but by the city engineer Although estistate director will visit the was It because the her but spanked our fill the Sanpete project The tunnel Will obligation under Jhe law” its value depends on proper adminis- mated to cost $150000 the plant transient camps and the shelters at Raymond R Brady was elected portion of the meeting and introautomobile his in ' threw Mr gravel Brennan said that Mr Mackay president of the Utah Beer Dispens- duced Dr Sheets V be 7200 feet long and cost about $153- girl tration actually is requiring an additional Salt Lake City and Ogden 000 Mr Larson said there will be Judge Broiison ruled that “no matHe explained that the purpose of was charged under the law with noti- ers’ association at a meeting held The Nevada state engineer is being $35000 outlay on which the city’s Representatives of the F A A A man Is no the ter what aggravation two feeder canals involving a total mentioned as a possible Republican assessment is about $7000 he ex- the transient relief organization is fying the county chairman of each Wednesday at 2 p m in the chamber who attended were Harry Petrie a child” in warranted 10 striking of three and a halt miles of excavaHarold White was head of the cattle and sheep division days before he sent of commerce candidate to oppose Senator Key Pitt- plained The $150000 item was a to rehabilitate the wandering men political party tion H V Rause’ supervisor of field man veteran legislator from that grant from the drouth committee and boys of the nation as Well as pro- out any supplies to registration agents elected secretary It is possible that the men In this British Missionaries Plan Mr Keyser said his letter to the vide food shelter and care for those and that Mr Mackay had failed to William J Dodgy Frank Erath Jr auditing and S Timberg' attorney state at the election next November give him any notification camp also will work on roads leadJoe Briers M W Raymond and J C Others in attendance included vacommission was simply to make a in want at Local Resort ing to the portals of the tunnel and Fratto were named as ttye executive rious state and national Woolgrowrecord of the salary agreement with "The program in Utah as far as I excavate feeder canals to the Spring C M T C Trainees Enjoy The executive commit- ers’ association officials state drouth committee Mr Beers have seen-- he said “is outstanding tee said Mr Brady will write a relief directors and their assistants as it is all through the west” City tunnel another unit of the San Church members and former mis to Dr Sheets indicated that it would constitution and a set of pete project This second tunnel will slonaries from the L D S British Outing at Local Resort be about one mile long and will cost mission will hold their annual sum be presented at the meeting next be wise to begin the buying program Jess than the Ephraim tunnel mer outing at Lagoon August 1 it Police Arrest Fugitive as the sheep come about Wednesday was announced Wednesday by ClinAn attempt will be made Mr in off the mountain ranges He said Trainees at the citizens' military Will Move to Ogden British training camp at Fort Douglas were From New York Justice In recognition of hjs efforts in di- Brady said to perfect a permanent that sufficient funds were available About October 1 this camp will be ton L Mills president of the taken on an outing to Lagoon Wedrecting the killing of John Dillinger organization of all the beer dispeners to relieve much of the distress in moved to the Ogden project where Mission society Features will Include an English nesday afternoon and returned to in Chicago Samuel P Cowley son of in the state Approximately 100 of Utah and in other western states winter camp will be established soccer Wanted inNew York City as a fugi- Mr and Mrs M F Cowley of 123 N the 210 beer dispensers in Salt Lake Resolutions were passed during the game between the Vikings and camp Wednesday evening The work there will consist of road tive from justice William Edgar West Temple street has been given a City attended the meeting afternoon asking that emergency Singer Sewing Machine clubs at The final gun firing course was building and clearing brush and trees the enrolled Willard 48 was arrested by Detec promotion and be will 6 p m swimming and luncheon from conducted at the camp Wednesday Four Utah artists drouth freight rates be extended for salary increase by J from the site of the proposed reser-- 7 and apiogram at 6 morning" Thursday all member of to tho Clviliatt eonservation Gofps lives C R Colborn and W E Eggles- Edgar1 Hoover chief of the Justice de- - - MASTER PAINTERS MEET to 7:48 pr-another 30 days aftpr the present peVoir Th Carhp'Will'be established overon to various and an ad Painters’ will ton taken Master local be with in east m a CCC the the hotel of in Members camps the assigned camp riod ending August 4 asking the bowery Wednesday partment’s division of investigation In substantial frame buildings at a 8 draw ' m the in hike wesf for of the in at The officers said were p: ad said an Associated Presa dispatch association met Wednesday Emigration canyon purpose Farm Credit administration to make night they ? J1 — games anding anipatoting-jbJ Valentine chief from-- W ashin gto toans to growers for mwiest numbers WedfleMiy Two moving livestock to feed and pasture tivities at C C C camps according inspector of the New York City powiU direct community sing- special hikes from their over-nigThe dispatch said Melvin H Purvis William Lindstrom presiding Mr Larson said the Moon lake camp Will be features of (he outing to announcement from the Fort Doug- lice that Willard was Wanted for chief of the justice department staff members of local 77 of the Painters' outside of emergency areas and re- winter camp also will be Boused in ing las camp received Wednesday embezzlement of $840 and also for in Chicago with whom union J: R Wilson and E M Less-le- questing the F C A and other govstructures capable of withstanding These artists are: Paul Smith 212 fleeing while under bond following worked in bringing about the Cowley together with W G Lowry and ernment agencies to make loans im: the rigors of winter killing Both of the Canyon road Salt Lake City who his indictment on the charge of the outlaw also had been given William Lindstrom of the Master mediately in sufficient amounts that summer camps will be housed to Detective-Colborn will be assigned to Bryce canyon said police) Nof a promotion and a salary increase Painters’ association were appointed growers may purchase necessary feed tents William Parkinson 2308 Third San Diego and Los Angeles had re- The camp extent of the compensation in- as a committee to decide on a col- for the winter providing also that tractor Although equipment and East street Salt Lake City who will quested the man’a arrest on author-- ' creases was not such feed may not be resold will be necessary on these disposed by Hoover lective bargaining agreement graders be assigned to Lassen Park camp ity of the New York a’dviceS Willard projects the work will be mostly near Redding Cal Carl Ashby Mag- Colbqrn said was thought to have straight excavation which means na who will be assigned to the Cali- bton-to California - that very few construction materials fornia Redwood State park in the Willard will be held e neers JVho First Came to This city jail arrangeOfvlH be needed Complete program district and Delmar Monterey CCC pending the arrival of an officer from Valley” V The men dor the camps Mr Larments for dedication aervicea Grove who will Nelson Pleasant be New York City the officers said The Orpheus club mkle chorus son said are being recruited by the Thursday night for the pioneer assigned to a C C C camp in the Will sing “Utah We Love Thee” army officers in charge of all C C C monument erected on EnOre Hood Mount national forest Driver Files Demurrer led by Mr Southwick to be foltop of camps The reclamation bureau how- park lowed by unveiling of the monu Revocation of the beer license of ever will supervise them during sign peak by the Ensign L D S selection of The these artists is part In Manslaughter Case ment by descendants of the nine not safe sources of supply most T Egizi operator of a lunch stand was Water stake Mutlial Improvement as-fCKy's Working hours Lake Salt of a tte Public Art Projof program Pioneers as follows: of them have been tested in reat Riverton was voted by the cpuifc-t- y — rRelaniUMi Alde to VWt "' ocixtionssnd'"the Utah' Pioneer-Trai- ls m CTtl C given a pure rattog Wednesday SutKeyfoWjff-Wpotfcommission Wednesday after such cent years and the residents adWashington Wednesday reported that camps under the direction of the Preliminary hearing for H H Romand Landmarks associaruff Louise Clayton — William by Dr L E Vikdxcity health All persons action was recommended by Sheriff vised of the tests Washington Wednesday eported that tion were announced Wednes period ney charged with involuntary manJosephine Darger— treasury department for the Clayton S Grant Young commissioner when he isaued inusing such well water should ’ ’ Miss Mae A Schnurr deputy comterminating September 1934 with slaughter was delayed Wednesday day to protect them from George A Smith Edwenl Allred structions regarding treatment of Sheriff Young reported that his make efforts the provisioif of reenrollment at that when a defense demurrer missioner of th’e reclamation bureau The monument will commem—Ezra T Benson Janet Thuras advised by unsafe water in accordance with in a recent raid at the place surface attacking draining deputies time for the fourth period will leave Sunday on a tour of inorate the first ascent of the peak man— Brigham Young Frances the complaint was filed The demurthe recent typhoid warning of the state board of health seized 20 pints of taxed whisky half spection of western reclamation proj rer will be argued Saturday July 26 1847 by Brigham Young Dr T B Beatty state health coin Sandberg — Albert Carrington a pint of moonshine and two bottles "The milk in Salt Lake City ects She will go first to Denver and and eight other pioneers is blamed for the death bf missioner Mrian Richards — Willard RichSugarliouse from dairies holding permits from of wine Romney Playground then come to Salt Lake City for an Selectlons will be played by the ards Virginia Smith — Heber C Arlene Marston to health “The the of Salt Lake is safe water daughthe city board To Present Operetta ter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Marston Inspection of projects under way to 145th field 'artillery band from Kimball Nadine Hibbard — Lois Dr safe” Viko and of high quality City system r this region 6:45 to 7 p m under the leadrenzo Young The child was killed at Third East said "Throughout the year every Residents of the city should Socialist Candidate V From here she will go to Reno to ership of Mafvin H Strong Constreets The Rev John Edward Carver 26 on and South Fourth children is source tested five of supply id drinking water directly May Sugarhouse playground address the annual meeting of the gregational “Come of Ogden will give a will present “Cinderella in Flower-land- as the result of an automobile accisinging a before and week both times front the canyon streams without Urges Old Age Pension Farm Federation of America She Come Ye Saints” accompanied address on a pioneer theme an operetta Friday gt 7:30 dent after treatment with 'chlorine boilinor other treatment unless will then visit to California Arizona by the band will be led by Alof m in the school and all wells recently dug were congregational singing p Irving junior high they arfrassured that the supply and New Mexico the dispatch says bert J Southwick REHEARSAL SCHEDULED 1179 Eatt‘ Twenty-ftrs- t auditorium is safe “High On the Mountain Top” Immediate enactment of an old age repeatedly tested before being Carl ‘A Badger will offer the Cannon Miss A of street Sooth is IVy Baker the the civic turned into the city mains It is Young grandGeorge "The Jordan river and the Surgeneral rehearsal pension and other social insurance SCHOOL FLANS OKEHED invocation after which Marion son of Brigham Young will prodirectoiV opera “My Maryland” by Romberg' not necessary at present to boil iwas urged by J O Watters candi-- : plus canal arVnot safe for swimPlans and specifications for the J Greenwood chairman of the t nounce the benediction The the water from the city system operetta 'in which will be held Thursday at 7:30 p rn dale for the Socialist nomination ming and rhay'br contaminated $50000 junior high school building in program committee will intro45 The route to Fnsign peak it will children "However" he stated "more with germs of sorpe diseases :for United States senator at a meetparticipate! in the council chamber of the city duce George Albert Smith presSantaquin were approved Wednesday was announced will be marked will be the leading presentation of and county building announced John than 1000 premises in the city are 'Residents of th city should ing on the city and county building by R A Hart public works engineer ident of the trails association the season The public is invited tojW Stimmerhays director Werines-thnot supplied from the plainly from the road forking to consult the slate boaNj of health ty grounds Wednesday night for Utah Bids will be advertised who will speak tor 7 minutes on the left northeast of the state free entertainment sponsored by day night All principals and chorus but reeenr their vulf r from Other spoakers advocated more regarding water and Hulk i "The Background XhmdfU of the Fio- I the city recreation department capitoL wells Some of the-- e well- arc jare askgd to attend of vacation spots” liberal veterans' legislation SHOWERS FAIL WAR AID ASKED TO e HELP CROPS - 50-5- 0 can-daj- -- ENGINEER’S PAY Schools Seek IVOTING AGENTS Wii-lia- HighEfficiencyj raise QUESTION CUT EXPLAINED - f Sl-t- - e the-"stat- T ‘'pojnij0) - Salt Laker Fined Malone Urges For Spanking Girl Mandatory Plan To Boost Silver - Transient Aid Work Inspected - V(pd-nesda- y ’ Beer Dispensers Elect President Reb-hol- ' ' -- — Dillinger Death Wins Promotions Four Utah Artists Assigned to CCC Camps in West by-la- T Pkhm Ebner by-Le- -- -- er y Program for Ensign Peak Monument Services Set Pure Ratings Announced County Revokes For City Water and Milk License for Beer -- ” ' two-ac- filtb-bftrn- e sup-ple- s