Show - r etfitt - - ' oa a I 0 1 1 i 3Ieat Cutters Select Officers High Schools of Utah Join In Development of Aviation 1 1 i iakt Eilbunt Prospectors Set Goal for '43 ttt trbe 18 Tueday Morning - January 19 1913 ' tPublic Forum Debates iCounty Halves Club Tax Load U S Peace Role Today Establishment of a retirement a "due recompense for those who 1 "air-mindednes- s- : es L SII 1VerS -- tdgy ero ilean air-ae- ti Pre-Flig- f 'i ! : I Now Out Every Tuesday—FREE The Family Circle Magazine is desiâned for your family' s reading pleasure and it's yours for the taking each Tuesday Timely articles movie' reviews special recipes household hints and other interesting features are q regular part of this sprightly magazine Get your ft copy each Tuesday ict ht ' ht 5 ' I Pre-Flig- ! - ' As iliercurv i - r County commissioners havetcancellation of the taxes because abated half the takCs on the club- the club "is a corporation formed rooms of the Ladies' Literary club with purposes strictly charitable in their nature" 850 East South Temple street "My investigation discloses" the The property assessed at $12- - tax adviser reported "that there 325 has $62784 due in1912 taxes Is some remuneration to the club and penalties FidvArd T Jones by way of rentals and that they county tax adviser informed the have a standard charge of $20 for commission Mr Jones said the the use of the club room which is club through Mrs Miles E Miller generally used for dancing purchaiTman of finance-haasked full poses" "What Should Be the Place of Reelected president of local No home for indigent crippled and have made so many sacrifices to the United States in Postwar will be the prin- advance the 337 Amalgamated Meat Cutters aged prospectors mining industry" World ReconstrUction ?" will be and Butcher Workmen' of North cipal 193 objective of the Utah the discussion subject at a meet- tribe Resolfitions the adopted by Several Utah high schools have joined the movement that America A R Knowles began tribe of the Great American Pros1912 urged the Utah state ing of the Utah Pul:lic Affairs Forum Tuesday at 8 p m in the is now-- widespread in American schools in harmony with the executive duties in his new term pectors' association officers an- during to memorialize con- - Newhouse legrslature hotel Mrs R L Mcin nounced Monday summarizing Monday of the country This is the inauguraincreasing Also sustained as officers were the tribe's work in 1942 and out- gress to enact legislation for sound Kean board chairman announced Lew Hendricks vice president M tion of classes in aeronautics employing textbooks designed money of 14 ounces of silver to Monday E Trimble treasurer Lester W lining work for the new year Speakers will be Parry W Jenounce of gold and urged enOne cooperation with the civil aeronautics administration for junior Emmerston recording secretary1 The home said George H kins of Salt Lake City and Charles are Horace Koch J J son scribe would not be regarded larging of the Utah prospectors' P Schleicher professor of history end senior high school students as a charitable institution but as school William Smith and University of Utah Berger Practically every subject in high school courses is being revised to k) emphasize the development of aviation and to stress its role in the war with aeronautical terms ng introthwed into English 040r-- 73 ry tS studies in minthmetie geography art chemistry e The new education $etrom Pe Elet en) (Conti' ries prepared by a cummitte of in- - ter the educators InanY Prominent zero trmperati1 eludes 17 books of which two atures" "threatening ideal brought skating on 'Elements of Aerorautics for High Schools" and local ice rinks V 011 A f9 The slushy surfaced pond at 'Science of Aeronau- tics for High Schools: designed Liberty park Monday night had j for junior and senior classes are into a solid hard surface J 'lost largely used together with changed of ice Only one casualty was remanuals tor instructors from the sport Utah s schools introducing these ported Dwain Jewett 17 of 1762 Park textbooks are Ogden high school street r knocked unconscious where LeRoy A Blazer who is when hewas and fell head his struck drector of vocational education on a He pond west of the city arcd Jordan is the instructor Granite Murray and Bingham was treated at the Salt Lake police When these text- - emergency hospital and taken to high schools books were issued in September his home the airport weather office f'7 by The MacMillan company the theAt A meteorologist predicted the Salt Lake City schools were al- - cold would 1 continue Thursday ready using the Pope and Otis 'The temof table book on aeronautics according to comparative C Q C Ernest M Hanson assistant sup- - peratures from various parts of L C ' C the nation follows: rintendent of schools t st C C Foods You when bulk—the of in save an cost Low good buy money you Two hundred and High students —i cs c 36 24 r2 In the Ogden high fifty can or package Top quality beans rice lentils etc school both Albuquerque N 31 expensive e 68 64 girls and boys have entered Vie Atlanta GaN D under the conditions most the are paciced scientifically rigid sanitary kl 112-—38 —14 ' aeronautics classes Mr Blazer Bismarck kind you set at Safeway 26 25 said and interest is growing rap- - Chicago III El AP' I 0 5 —11 idly He is teaching six classes Denver Colo 20 10 daily in order to meet this extra- - Grand Junction t —9 —16 Paul Minneapolis-Sinterest the ordinary including MMIMdb 79 70 studY of equipment laboratory New Orleans 35 32 work model airplane construe- - New York City ' 18 —3 Lon a testing Mexican Small Ogden IL EIED 7 8 Oklahoma City zi)"'ec Omaha Neb —10 -7 need of too no much There's worry 3 —18 Bock Springs yo a bout ' ma king your mea t allowance 14 20 St Louis Mn Large Navy opecial 2 16 Salt Lake tirport stretch when there are- all those deliVistertV Baked Delicious 34 57 San Antonio Texas cious bonus meats that can be had (at 4 Sheridan Vynt —25 least at this writing) I speak of sundry for ' Large LIMA - 37 D C 44 TyaesutoywsoSupplit IVashington lb I 2c 2 Lbs Beans Delicious ( Continued With Ham meats such as liver heart kidney pigs' from Page Eleven ) Split feet and all those extras that dont r ese it h here as a physician and surgeon Soup bI OC Lentils For Rich Cello Bag come in on the meat quota and for many years served on the S Baby Lima aymTI I oc itsW 2 L- 22c Cross Holy hospital staff As far as nutritional value goes they Nourishing Body I OC Dr Root was a member of the 3 for I 9c Tenderoni pkg Pearl Barley Builder lb have everything that other meats have American College of Surgeons and the American Medical association and in most cases more too Liver Fancy Blue Rose Clarence Bamberger Salt Lake ::cc yI RCoust 23c 2 lbs Rice He also was a member of Mt M- business man I Pkg and philanthropist of on are heart and kidliey top right orah lodge No 2 F& A M: Utah Monday was elected of or president to when it list the Cut Long mines contributing I 4c I eons:story No 1 Scottish Rite Ma- the Salt Lake Dental Service soB Brozn Box iron to the diet They're vitamin foods sons and the Utah Commandery ciety at the society's tenth anNo 1 Knights Templar too for they contain vitamins A B C nual election meeting in the pubSurviving are two sons Dr lic service building some 1? and Frank K Root of Holladay and Other elective officers named Emerson R Root of Ogden a were Dr M G Huhre vice presiJr you've built up a psychological ret z daughter Mrs Louise Eakins of dent and Mrs Angus H Gibson sistance toward them it is most likely Salt Lake City a brother G B secretary Dr CarCDecker treasbecause you've probably never tried Root of Alhambra Cal a sister urer and Miss Martha Irvine exI them But if you like chicken giblets Mrs Susie Root Rhodes of Los ecutive secretary were retained by then you're bound to like these bonus Angeles seven grandchildren and the society two cans Vat-Truste- ' fir t t' - 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Bonus meats in the menu onus WHITE 4 26c L Service Group - meats en Club- Exchange P os Issitrns ty Deaths - s Ralph Cracroft Exchange club announced the prezident :Monda fctlIowing cpmmittee chairmen for 1913 at a board of control meeting In the Hotcl Utah: Program W Tenney Cannon Frank K Gilroy Jr: membership attendance M R Weiler: fellowship J Heber Reese citizenship Sydney W Angleman: national defense H Irving Schmitt: installing new members Harold R Mays budget Henry C Nelson community sing and music Seldon N Heaps lnterclub S E Cowan: public relations Grant E Hayes rose garden Walter M Keller shade trees George Catmull sports N O Thompson publicity Jay Y Tipton 0-- 1 11 - servires Futtersi DEN Mr rest nee itthant litmuoton 40 wile of War Itotittitttott of 334 Fourteenth street witi te o)otitottert Weitteaday at I p rYL Lopiquoti atol Sons mortuary chapel by Etmer Pcersoll bishop of Lorin Fart k D 8 111 aril of Ogden Henry A Hamblen toy weber County—HenriRoyA resident (Harry) Hamblen 57 died Munday at 5 8 m of a heart ailment of two vear s duration Mr Hamblen borti September 2 1SS5 pi Ogden a son of JanIe N and Hamblen Janet Patterson He married Leda C Firth In Ogden In 1906 He was a member of the L D S ward Surviving are his widow: a son Lieutenaw James Ri Hamblen with the U S army 1ataneI Ii Tootle: a brother James R Hamblen of Riverdale and four grandLnildreilL Funeral services will be conducted Wedmi in the Roy L D S ward nesday at 1 Stoker bisnop chapel by jy Edwin Arthur Peav serviceR for Edwin ArPROG—Ftnieral wf who tiled eaturflay at hie thtle Pea home '2'17 efoiLth Fifth West etreet of a attack V11 he coodifeted Tuegdav at tiirt I r:tt p re an the Szirfh I L) it ward thapci i! Tecr‘ Oiorrold b:shon officiate Burial V t1 bei in Provo (Inv Burial Park I for iincreased cooper- - George Ritchie "share the ride" prorks--Funer- si service!" for fleorfze R hot 69 who die4 PI hneall SwidaY gram as a means of foolving public fit AL I P ifkol he cuilduciel Weitoeff4lay Th I s was !he LoZa1 F(111 s wArd chapel by transportation problem Mitchel bishop Engar secvoiced Monday by Joe J GI1 retary of Mayor Ab Jenkin's war Amos Prescott traffic advisory committee speakFBANC1A Utah — Amos Prescott 63 ing before a meeting of Salt Lake farmer and dairyman cited at his home Ar-- arPral Ali On iin the t(- 1 district Utah Federation of Worn - 1 enS Clubs Judge Rulon W Clark of the city juvenile court and Dr Linw ad'Smith Salt Lake dressed the morning session of the monthly meeting on juvenile delinquency and venereal disease control ' 1 1 M el 1 - 1 4 e'? 0 ii I ti L- t0 e ' t - ''' '''Vr kb el 01 if '1 FORK — Mrs Ida Wanch S:one Jones 38 wife of Llewellyn O J ones dleil mondav at 4 a m hi a Payta here she had been receiving Pnrt hosMial treatment tor several weeks was born at S'atem aJanuarv S 1904 FO R !a she fi a ucht er of Brichiiim Over stone She was educated in the Nebo diswas in th work actixe trict nt th suxiliaaries of the LDS church of the Salem ward She wax married to Mr Jones tiPout years azn and they have resided in Spanish Fork since Funeral per ices wri h condlictd Thurarill V at 2 p m at the Third L D S ward chapel by J Austin Cope bishop of the viard (CAUSED BY COLDS) to-da- ys Lotormaolt 11 11 1 IShirlene Worthington aerviees wilt he eon- 1 m rn dpu'71 d chapel Torth!insttlel:rit Vartnington fS daughter nf Mr lend Mrs Neltion Worthington at fa Prov10 Satthe Utan ‘ollev I Tnavaart r a urday sitter hnspital one-ua- y ilinges F ' 1112Jilk r--- PRICES C i t - -- t t 7 12-- 48-- :'1:' ""'-If- '1 i r i I 9- - A t 1 '' r oFit k 1 r- ' ' t ''' 1 - -- 41 At' ''P-- ' : ' -2 - tii ' -- SwNI - '' IC-0- - :--- - -- ---- ! 1: -- ILE 10 tog "x7- - A VACEWAY A SHOW I tot 1kireNL HAT AND COAT WE'LL GO DOWN !v Qt) illuitilqiiii54t t- r- -1- Ir"' (13 Vitamin (-""N ANO YOU ' Juicy' i -- 7 - YAMS I f I 'ar JDueisceyr t : se we de leetsss Se s ril Olin 10 U iD rErm riLtp i i ILA PRICES CEILING f t i1 'N'14 sl 0 t '' d 1 - ' kt I Nk ' - -'7 c:-?-1- 'it 11- 1- - o -- - 1 41 - -- I 44 141 1 L1AY DAY ' r--1 - qt 45c Salad Oil s Es Ft 2-- 71 1 if flu 'MLitt 71 - rt rim p I! 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