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' TrfE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE’ THURSDAY MORNING - I" r SEPTEMBER1 27' 1934 FALL WEATHER Fire Prevention "" AIDE TO SPEED V semifinal tr' Vote Drive Will Open LIQDORSORVEY ENJOYED LYSL ’ "r ' dog show sponEntries Expected besoredthebyfirsthe regular club downtown all others having been held in connection with previous state fairs” said Mr Wide From Area' Olsen - Policy Attacked "The show is open to purebred For Dog Exhibit dogs whether or not gpedigree is available” Name SpelledSet by Students ‘Lindberg’ in Copy r ? - 3 - 0flndictment 14 ‘ V mien Gab ’ Educational Campaign to Girls Athletic Association ' Will Name Officers at ' ' Dur-Gear Skies With Frosty Will S Come U Official Be Conducted T From Denver to Help ! : East High Nights Predicted by' ing October ' ' 1 ' Tax Forecaster Collection of 13 jC ed Ad Resolution Con- MorWkan 250 entries from eight Sliver trophies will be awarded NEW YORK Sept 26 WV-Tname of America's most noted ' the best male and best female demns v Agriculture De- western states are expected for the for flier is spelled “Lindberg” in the dog ot each breed The junior chamninth annual dog show ot the official copy of the indictment ber of commerce is giving a large silpartment Stand Kennel club October 5 and ver loving cup to be awarded the charging Bruno Richard Haupt6 at 254 South Main street it was best dog in the show mann with extorting $50000 H Dr Frank Porter Miller of Paso- announced Wednesday by Victor L was disclosed JUmight An educational drive designed to of Condemnation The simifinais of the' East high the dena Cal an internationally known Olsen show superintendent The single exception was’ the ' LA eliminate fire hazards and to safeGirls’ Athletic association elec- ' first reference to Colonel Charles policy ot the department ot agribreeds "Forty breeds are expected to be judge of dogs will judge 7 Typical fall weather crisp and guard life and property through a A V Anderson of Denver acting school tions will conducted Thursday A Lindbergh in the second pars-- - culture 4a voiced in a resolution represented at the show which will m the show j ‘ dear was enjoyed In Salt La£e City fire inspection program is planned distrjct supervisor of ' the alcoholic during each be gymnasium and hygiene graph in which the name was adopted by the Salt Lake Advertising Wednesday alter the storm which for October Captain J G Peircey tax unit of the treasury department class spelled correctly ended with a light snow Hurry in educational committee chairman of will arrive in Salt Lake City Monday Candidates wrfre nominated Bronx county officials de- -' club at its weekly luncheon meeting the Utah State Firemen’s association ft the early morning hours Wednesday at the Newhouse hotel class senior each The to comment by dined ' as made a to direct the survey being 9 The resolution Is one of a series The 'dear weather will mean night announced Wednesday elected each office for group eight to of the the collection ' e frosts but the weather bureau does A feature of the program will be preliminary being adopted by advertising clubs two treasurer and president hard tax from liquor not anticipate any serious damage the enlisting of volunteer fire de $1000 excise throughout the weet in protesting the The- junior class nomifailure of the department to include Th(f low in Salt Lake City Wednes- partments in the standardized fire dealers were for the offices nations of vice received was information This by provisions tor advertising in the fedand two repreday was 35 degrees the same level prevention drive Captain Peircey John S secretary president atU S assistant Boyden who is an instructor in the Salt Lake eral agreements for 'the control of reached the previous morning sentatives Anderson Mr said that torney who - The marketing of western farm crops Candidates for the semifinals precipitation during the night City fire department said the volun- will confer with membere of the atIt was asserted at the meeting that mounted to 09 o( an inch bringing teer units would be used in this purMarie Pyott Mary Anoffice in the officials staff his- torney’s the effect of this has been to destroy the total for September to 40 of an pose lor the first time in state derson Jane Ray Cowley Dorothy revenue internal collector the t pf ot S at least one big western advertising Inch Substantial amounts of snow tory who ere snow Florence Ryan Merle Felt Margaret 'Lake campaign and reduce others- - v v and rain were reported to have fallen t During Fire Prevention week Oc- and the investigator "Young Republicans of Salt Herrick and Rosaline Simmons -the survey a making tober 7 to 13 it'is planned “The continued refusal to provide and Saturday wilhplsy In the mountains City The investigators said Wednesday surer— Anna Den Ogilvle Annette hosts Friday in the hnarketins inspection of fire drills conNewmen Ruth Chapman jo their national officers The for advertising Agricultural conditions through- uniform Mary comare dealers that generally liquor out the state are summarized as foU ducted in schools- The week also Jackie Hampshire Carol Woolley Ed- occasion will be statewide rally of agreements offers a threat to still that with the "lay they request will mark the opening of winter class plying lowe in report released Wednesday instruction wins Allred Katherine Drake and the younger members of the Republi- other sales promotion program! and to tha agricultural commodities defor the fire departments their cards on the table” and that Beverly Montague Representatives can party by J '(Cecil Alter in charge of the made is being ' of Salt Lake county American Fork satisfactory progress Miss Dolly Madison of Metuchen pending on them ' A reversal of this Francis Swift Adair Wilgore weather bureau:' (two)— determine how effort to the in many - The Murray SAndy Midvale Jones Betty Kotter Claire N J vice chairman of the Young position and a decision to allow inabnormally warm weather of Bingham' are subject to tjie $1000 tax The Jaho and Pleasant Grove i dustry "to advertise under the marketMoss' the first few days was followed at Tooele Betty Hyde Maxine Leigh Republican national committee Instruction in the care and use Of check ot wholesale establishments K Harrison - Knell Spencer due to arrive Friday at 2:15 su m ing agreements would open large the end of the week by temperatures Mary to been have was completed firereported Florence Dale much below normal with freezing equipment thorough training in June Taylor by plane from the east Local Young new opportunities tor advertising to methods and salvage work end - the survey of retail establish- Jeanne Cannon Woolley Ursula Peck Lucille Republicans plan to meet her and assist agricultural industries to re temperatures In some sections Light fighting extended ments be will throughout inwill be stressed the class work Patricia John D M Hamilton of Topeka Kan store purchasing power” the resolugeneral precipitation occurred in the Captain Peircey said ' the state as soon as the work In Sait Chipman Bernice Ryser end Vice president — Marion general chairman of the Republican tion says last few days in the form of snow Cahqpn Lake City is finished d national committee and George The club by adopting the resoluIn the mountains and in the higher is to be levied Read Bernice Tidwell Maxine Jack The heavy excise of Des Moines Iowa chairman tion Joined with other organizations ’ Mary ot valleys the moisture being sufficient under a revenue law of 1926 and is son Eileen Shaw Ruth King Wine-gathe Young Republican- - national in a move to have the restrictions r to give temporary benefit to lower Burton Secretary— Marjorie part of the government's effort to ' ‘ t Palmer Whelan committee who will arrive - by plane lifted by the department ot agriculranges sugar beets fall seedings and protect dry states from the illicit Dru Peggy Pat RichardsPeggy ture Martha Flan-dr- Friday' noon Ryan plowing traffic of all convention liquor members 'The J G Martin englneefbf the Ethyl The alfalfa seed crop was largely Representatives— Denny committees met Wednesday night in corporation at Detroit gave a talk g harvested before the freeze and Kaly Murphy Mae Stringham the Newhouse hotel’ to perfect ar- and demonstration to show the effects Lorraine Merrill Betty Smith Choral to moisture present the seed still Carlson Barbara Brighton and Betty rangements for the Utah etata con- of different types ot fuel on the out was probably unharmed Silo vention Friday andthe Intermountain-P- operation of internal combustion en Jean Saville corn was mostly stored without inacific Appointments of the Red and Black conference Saturday gines will held elections final the The be jury Livestock are leaving the staff East high school student publiA next of definite date week first mountains more rapidly because of cation were announced Wednesday not been set S L Colored Films snow though the lower pasturage is Funeral services for Dr Lafayette hjas ' by Mrs Claudia M Paddock faculT' y very poor and some pastures are ty' adviser and Mark Wood editor J Dull 74 retired dentist who died f Gardens Flower Shewn barren Bill Emmertsen will be business Tuesday at 3:15 p m in h local hosSociety Calls Dry farm conditions were Im manager The editorial staff In- pital of heart disease and complica- Spencer Colored pictures of Salt proved by rain at Logan Crops are cludes Robert Chambers Meet associate tions following a major operation on Reorganization Lake City motion flower gardens and gar-- £T mostly harvested at Morgan cattle editor And Fred Kanzler- - managing will be conducted 2:30 at Fridaydens in the east were shown Wednesare betngflriven farther into the editor Other m in the rose room'of the Desinclude: Feapositions A the of general meeting Spencer day night at a meeting of the Salt mountains as the fields and meadows ture staff 'Dick ‘Palmer 36 East Seventh South editor eret will be held at the Surname Garden club in are barren however there will be Louise Snow Naomi Afcission Fae streetmortuary Stop Getting Up Nightl Rev Elmer I Goshen will of- home of societyS Jacobs 1877 Ninth Lake City Flower auThe Salt Lake Tribune-TelegraHugh ample hay for livestock not sold fall Wood Roland Barker1 assistants ficiate Burial will be in the Mt East 7:30 4 at m October ditorium street ' p When kidneys are dogged they plowing is progressing with difficul- Maryel Hickman society editor re- Olivet cemetery Friends may call A proposal to reorganize - as the Dr D E Smith club 'president week— the bladder le irritated— ty in dry grouncL—Corn is nearly all porters — Mary Condas time of at the mortuary--unt- il George Daniel anan often Spencer Family Organization gave paeeage is scanty and araarta and I in siloes aat Provo frost occurred Schramm Victor Stevenso- n- Jean explanatory lecture and burna— Officers be will discussed will be and of the aleep ia restless and nightly nounced the regular meeting during the week but did little dam- Holmber Joe Dyer 'Robert RobinDr Dull who retired in 1930 after elected for the bathroom are frequent club would be held Monday October vlalta to the e year coming age A good wet snow fell at Salt Lake in The son Peggy Nelson Francis Slatep as a dentist years right harmless and inexpensive 1 at p m in the HoteL Utah Monday morning Livestock are copy staff Eleanor Robinson editor City was convicted of second deey to stop this trouble and restore FUGITIVES SOUGHT IN S L The films shown Wednesday were healthy action to kldneya and bladder voluntarily leaving the forest ranges Mary Condas assistant literary edi- gree murder for the slaying on JanSalt Lake City police were request- furnished by the Eastman Kodak Is to get from eny druggist at Manti in rather good condition tor Virginia Campbell advertising uary 17 193 of his Hor‘ box ot Gold Medal Haarlem Oil CapIrrigation water was never lower staff Douglas Hlllier solicitors Zona-bell- ace M Randels 32 at the dentist’s ed Wednesday by deputy sheriffs of company sules and taka as directed— you won't on lookout to be the Wyo than at present heavy winds carryDouglas excanbe disappointed— but be sure and get Moreland Elsie Barrett' ranch south vf Big Cottonwood JURY CONVICTS MAN Begins GOLD MEDAL Haarlem OU Capsule— ing much dust prevailed Sunday but change Josephine Darger manager yon He was moved to a local hos- for Roy Fleshman 36 and a Mexiesof Chester accused name pos- the original and genuine— right from and unknown can who Haugensen age light rain occurred Monday Alfalfa stenographer Alice Wunderlich pital from the state prison where Saturday was found Haarlem in Holland— a grand kidney a session of marijuana seed is being threshed at Deseret the Mary Anderson Katherine Erickson he was term five caped from the Douglas jail stole serving 'a small coupe with ‘a green body bear- guilty by a jury in District' Judge stimulant and diuretic Remember also crop turning out fairly well' the best The circulation department has New- week ago Sept that other symptoms of kidney and ing Wyoming license 13133 and are James W McKinney’s eourt Wednes- bladder trouble ere backache seed was reported from the i north ell Anderson as manager leg Ralph to be en route to Salt Lake day night Sentence will be pro- cramps’ puffy eyes moist palms and thought tracts especially where there was no will be the cartoonist The nounced Monday morning nervousness City (Adv) water for the second irrigating sports staff includes Harold Fors-ber- g The continued drouth has killed a editor Bill Timpson assistant few fruit trees in the Allen Fixton reporter Eleanor Robsection Ranges continue poor inson girlsL sports at Duchesne and a short third hay crop had been cut potatoes and garThe Emergency Conservation serdens are mostly good fall plowing vice announced Wednesday $260000 is being done where the land has would be spent in Utah in preparing been watered Strong winds4 lire-- : 18 civilian conservation-corpvailed at Price Saturday and Suncamps for use this winter according to an day bearing much dust light crops Associated Press dispatch from Washof fruit honey beets and potatoes are reported The ground is too dry ington Fourteen new camps to' cost to plow at Emery each will be built in the state and Two elections were completed at old camps will be repaired at a Former S L Sian to Get West high school Wednesday with four finals of the junior class officers and cost ot $2000 each French Legion Gtation the junior members of the Girla’ Ath- New camp locations: Box Elder county at Brigham and letic association i Class officers fiM the ensuing year Willard Bridgeland Duchesne counMajor General George Ared White Huntsville Weber county Veyo commanding officer of the national are: Robert Thftfnpsen president ty in Dixie national forest Milford Beaguard in the Pacific northwest and Phyllis Fisher ‘vice president Rou-io- ver county Manila in Ashley naAnderson treasurer Reva Olsen formerly of the staff of The Salt The senior class 'elections tional forest Salina Sevier county Lake Tribune k will receive the secretary Hyrum Cache county Kanosh MilFrench Legion of Honor citation at were held Tuesday Duchesne Portland Ore October 4 according The junior members Of the girls’ lard county Duchesne council include: to an Associated Press dispatch Grace Riga vice county Springdale in Zion national M Yoes Metfc do Bellefor consul president Harriet Tahtaras secre- park Provo Utah county and Cedar Iron county general of France with headquar- tary Marian Crossley and Betty City ters in San Francisco has invited a Beesley representatives The senior MONEY STOLEN number of Oregon state officials to members elected last spring are Clara Messerli president A leather case containing two $10 attend the ceremony Betty Air This presentation of the Legion of net treasurer Josephine Davis and bills and a $5 bill was reported stosmoker Honor was authorized by the French Eloise Reed representatives len from the apartment of Mrs 9 a decree dated July The first meeting of the girls’ George Swallow manager of the republic by See Charles Rugcles and Mary Boland In council will beheld next week Two Swallow apartments 333 East First 1934 "THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS'' presidents also are to be elected by South street" Wednesday between the sport club? Presidents of each noon and 1 p m The empty case their latest Paratridunt Pictura club are on the council was recovered later in the afternoon he x - V Inter-mountai- n 4 g tl ’ Wednesday- - repre-scntative- - A Irt IF - IWt Utah Republican Group Will Greet National Officers - aatoanMVBaaawH - ' 0 - ' The Sale That Will - Olro-stea- tx Editorial Staff Named for East High Publication Last Rites Set ForS Lr Dentist ‘ 1 i j ow-in- Save Thrifty o Cal-list- er of' ' Flush Kidneys of Acids and Poisons r -- Ben-mor- Utah Shoppers $1000000 ervices I nt i 29 Funds Granted For CCC Camps lira Students Complete Two Elections at West High School s $18-00- ispci 0 n M til n StfCjlid devoted old gold AN OLD GOLD like a pearl necklace Mary? You’ve guessed it! “TT7HY IS n Both are easy on the threiat! “Is this a testimonial for Old Golds? Certainly it is! I like applause myself And 1 like to give it as well as receive it f when it’s deserved TOUR SKIN IS NOT A 3 AU CLEAR E0 AFTER I STARTED USING LIFEBUOY THEY AWAY LOVELY ' SINGLE BLEMISH V 0HWE WANTIO YOU TO 60 TO THE MOVIES WITH OSTONIOHT At 60 WITH s If the Ruggles voice is at all easy on your ears give Old Gold’s pure tobacco and pleas- a hit of the credit I’ve smoked ant throat-eas- e with Old Golds steadily for a long time never the slightest throat irritation” i YOU NEXT timegirlsi'd love to AYATCH year complexion grow lovelier too with Lifebuoy'! gentle caret Io soothing velvety It purilather is mild gentle yet fies pores of clogged impurities tones dull skint and makes them Curly glow with new radiant health (Signed W CHARLES RUGGLES It u g ’ Even thssn cool Fall day-- Our pores are constantly giving off — a fmn daily! Play safe with "BO bathe regularly with Lifebuoy It lathers bountifully even in cold Ot hard water snd ittdtriza odor-causin- g deep-deans- pores stop! “BO" Its plessant hygienic scent vanishes u you rinse h GmJ Umtittfiit Bum ' — Anc if you’d care tq'know Thank yon Mr Ruggles! the reason for that pleasant Old Gold throat-eas- e t here it is: ? waste (Mj tdti)— No better tobacco grows than is used in Oldt Gold And it's pure That’ why Old Golds are easy on the THROAT and NERVES ' |