Show tFIic 2( Salm'tluy Morning — —— Salt £alc Tribune Jitnunry 17 1912 ' Help S L County News Items Democracy ijtahn Claims Told in Brief Co-op- s MURRAY— Chairmen of major divisions in the civilian council In Murray were announced Friday by City Com- da-fe- ns Jan 16 UP)— America's farm groups instilled the idea of cooperation are a powerful force in keeping democracy free of prramire rule Clyde C Edmonda of Salt Lake City secretary and peneral manager of the Utah Poultry Pro- Classes Scheduled ducers' Cooperative association SANDY — John M Tennant said Friday at final sessions of of Institute CooperAmerican the chairman of first aid field work ation at Atlanta in the Sandy home defense an"The lives of hundreds of thounounces the first of a series of sands if not millions of farm peowill be held Monaid classes first ple have been enriched spiritually because and 7:30 at the Sandy financially p physically day of the continuous Btruggle of coschool with Clyde junior high operatives for existence The bird as instructor Classes will privileges and be open to the public granting of certain the establishing of protections and eafeguards by legislative enactment both state and federal were Speaks Sunday of great and we hope enduring SANDY — Bryant S Hinckley value to the cooperative moveformer 1 president of the northment ern states L D S mission will "In the present national emerat 2 p m at a gency the strength of our unity speak Sunday of Jordan stake the East meeting deshould be readily available for department at Jorfense purposes We acknowledge missionary dan high school Harold A Bur-go- n candidly as free men that we are beacting stake missionary willing to fight for democracy us president said Friday cause democracy guarantees we love and By liberty liberty the same token the preservation Sets Budget pf democracy is the guarantee of Sandy SANDY — The city of Sandy our continued right to cooperate 0 will is obvious" course operate on a budget of Our this year an increase of The Utah man secretary and $1230 over 1941 expenditures peneral manager of the Utah Poulaccording to L E Van Dam city try Producers' Cooperative asso ciation was a speaker on the final recorder Major increase is $900 program of the institute's annual in salaries which total $4000 for 1942 meeting h m-i- 00 IS m 2 I I EVE S II T NjE W II lj DC E Pendants! 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TTT It of the Peace i Arthur B hurst- - Brings SANDY— Don T Ran Antonio--Texa- Griffiths of left Sandy 110 poorer Friday after being fined that amount by Justice of the Peace Reg White for driving 70 miles per hour in a s 50-mi- le i 40-mi- le tut Tfc — ' mm if I Tt 2 ow it At 1 19 VST± jZLH U i-l I Mi'jzf lt rfu Iff 7 V ward chapel for William Henry Reid 22 who has been reported lot in action" in the war in the Pacific Bishop Henry Beckstead will direct the services Rated as a second class fireman in the U S navy young Reid was a son of Mrs William J Reid of 71 Wasatch street Midvale He enlisted in October 1940 Mr-an- HARD rnd for I Name J Addrrst :r i s ) IIerringline Tweed Coats T 95 s " Wiiif r For TrimiiuMl Regular Clolli Coats 6995 Black1 and blue all wool cloth coats Willi iiuivirgnui Broken sizes Regular up to $6995 values sale (J— j J (J Favorite WHISLEY7 Wilt K LLr 511 Mrlntvre Bide tuh me Story frre of I I I I FOR COLDS' MISERIES r i 8 3 y2s? 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Your p Gall Plummer assistant profea sor of speech at' the University of Utah will give the toast to Robert Burns famed Scotch poet at the annual Burns banquet of the Salt Lake Scottish club January 28 at 7 p m in the Hotel Utah Final details of the banquet under direction of C S Donaldson were arranged at a meeting1 Fri day night at 541 South Main street The event will Include a musical program and Scotch dancing with Archie McNair and Joseph R Mc Phie aa pipers - f division of RAIT LAKE 1! J — jm Keith O'Brien Coats— Third Floor of HEARING Scots Wait Toast aid — To Noted Bard thr f jJ OTARION rjil 20 A sport coat loved and wanted by vsrv Viifh school and colleire eirl Smart colors Zip-i- n linings Very nrinl for onlv " MIDVALE — Memorial services will be conducted Sunday at 7:15 p m in the Midvale L D S Second $6200 — Kcpilar 2995 er Services Planned For War Victim ONLY SALE! FURS OF H Box style with patch Cavalry tan pockets Convertible collar Sizes 12 to UNION— Two LDS wards are functioning in Union following a recent division conducted by He-bJ Burgon president of East Jordan stake Heading the new First ward are Arthur Erickson bishop Austin L Walker first counselor Seymor second counselor and Godfrey David Hulsh ward clerk In charge in the new Second ward are Jesse W Thomson bishop Harold Burgon first counselor Sterling Stoker second counselor and Wallace J McNamara ward clerk Other ward officera will be named Sunday The Second ward members will meet in the ward chapel at 5:30 p m and the First ward at 7:30 p m Horace T Godfrey was bishop of the combined wards prior to their 12 February jt COiVEIlT CLIO Til COATS Regular 2293 To in brown sandtone and 7" cloth Covert LDS Divides Union Ward MIDVALE— Admitting he traveled 55 miles per hour in a zon Arthur Lipsey of Bingham Friday was fined $750 by Justice of the Peace C EMatthews He was granted a stay of execution to i 4 $97 00 WOiRT Oscar A Kirkham executive secretary of the L D S Young Men's Mutual Improvement assoc4atlon for more than two decades who last fall was sustained a member of the church's first coun cil of seventy was honored at the annual dinner party given by the two MIA general boards Friday night in the Lion House social cen ter Besides general board 'members and their partners former members who had been associated closely with Mr Kirkham and some church general authorities attended In charge of arrangements were John H Taylor member of the first council of seventy and of the Y M M I A general board and Miss Clarissa A Beesley executive sec- retary of the Y W M I A fcone "y n Injured Man MIA Boards Give Dinner Faces S L Traffic Count For Leader le -- TT Many are new furs jusi received $26-73- truck-automobi- ie cc rm i I - MILL CREEK— Percy Killen of 249 Fifth East street is one man who probably is not overanxious to' be released from a hospital For when Mr Killen is released he'll go rigbt into court to face a charge of reckless driving resulting from the accident which put him in the hospital Mr Killen was injured in a collision at State and Thirty-thir- d (3300) South street Tuesday morning The reckless driving charge had been filedFriday in the court of Justice IlialXSi: ItlJV 150 Pairs at Just FURS THE Northern Belly Muskrat Grey Cheklang Caracul Natural Grey Kidskin Sable-Dye- d Southefn Muskrat Black Persian Paw Dyed Skunk Coat Marmlnk Swagger Natural Squirrel Hudson Seal © White Elk hoe Special tempered steel Silvertone Muskrat Natural Silver Muskrat ' t runner Cadmium plated rustproof tubes and shield Reinforced hard toe box Inside ankle support WHITE ONLY! 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