Show ' 1 Salt Lrbe 19 A Part of Equipment for Vast Project Cfribune Sunday Morning February 21 1943 - ' Parley Irons Wrinkles Out Of YAK: Plan i ' 4J''ittr'''A - :-- i:':' :r4'-::- !"'-'' ' ::fff :' ' :i 3 1 c' 10 ' 74:?-- I4:" 4'1: ':7 1 f : f '': ' A ::: :::: Itk1 " lar 't1-:::- t :: A" - )1‘ :: -- :::4: - ' 4f ''- s''''''''4'' : :3: :‘:- ' ': - ': s4'''-''ii- 0 :1 t I :' ::''N-::::'- i4 A 01' -' "I::)4 :- i' ::':' ::: i- : :5 : : i:: ::' :: : :i : L:": :s: '': I ::::::::i:-:H- i:-:-:--::- i ::::: 3fan's Arrest Comes After Robbery Of Jewelry Store I A "(-'- 'ett:7:--4:Lf- t::04H i::i7i:: '''-':- 'i: A :eii—mf::) ': A r '''' " New Director Officers Hold Soldier as Theft Suspect I ' '''ir -: - 5 1 :1 :: ': :7 A '": i ' usAc Project - Aids On Dread Cattle Disease 14 1 : r crhti E 1 111) t ::i 1 Dairy Head Owners Receive Valuable Instructions In Effort to Build Up Flocks -- c :' t - : :i ' Tribune Intermountain Wire Tribune Intermountain Wire cattle free of a mysterious disease 13 OGDEN—With of which arrest the strikes the among By ':4iH ! GillANJohnTshteon $°''''''''''"''' kk ' Harold E Gibbs 1' ' wo ': :e highest producing cows in the Hill 1 t 10 ::: ' i::-' :'1 importance of state ' P : '''''e ?!t1'i':1':ieLei''' x '''::: morn1 ''!'1 field soldier : ''')!:': I milk in a struggle for victory has early Saturday f''' ''''4 ''''''''eli'4?eC4- - '''''' '' ::-- : ''''''''::: 4 V: :i4: ' ''' 2 '':''':''' ' : '' ::':: - - H:' :!:::C: two recent burglaries of the :: been emphasized repeatedly since Production Stopped ing ' '': : ') ':: 4 ' ::::Y: 1 Pearl 'Harbor In 1939 about 500 Utah cows "' Federal agencies Anderson Og'- ' :ioOiiSi:tAi4e-Jewelry company's ::::s- - 'Ir recognize its role by 't y '' showed symptoms of a costsetting up a year den store were reported "cleared" ' II r to keep dairy ly disease known to veterinarians special programs 4''s:: ' by Ogden police officers from going to slaughter and as parturient hemoglobinemia and ' fv4 Tribune Intermountain Wire i herds farmers Gibbs was arrested Saturday i from going to other to dairymen as "red dis'' t 0"'4 dairy f fields Nutrition experts stress its ease" Fully 20 per cent of dsOGDEN—Acceptance of the job ps about 5 a rn by Patrolman Russel I value In keeping a natiem in fight- eased cows died and milk producG Fort and Merchant Patrolman stabilization program of the war 4 m ' t : i A F Brown shortly after the two illness and reing trim Farm leaders underline tion 4topped during man power commission as an aid F 4 Its importance by campaigning for covery of the others Strik:ri t officers the south discovered that to protect both retail and indusbetter dairy stock better care and the rionpast tire season the distas show window of the store located 1 1 i :x trial organizations Nomiand labor P better attacked only high producing Frederick 2449 boulevard had feeding Champ at NVashington ” cows usually from two to three $ - At Utah State Agricultural " nated as director of the e ' t been broken The soldier vvas ob' ' 4'' W against huge man power losses '' ‘ '' '' one 3 " 1'Te weeks after calving ' 'United chamber of States research has a on street served doors few supthe project ' 'i ': i : ': :'' ' t':::'-"4through tremendous job shifting I '''''''0'1 irt disDr D E Madsen USAC pro- commerce the of for the battle Ninth milk ':' ': ' of ported store and ' the north ' ' produc' ' jewelry ''" was unanimously agreed upon Sat:')' ' '''''?' t ''"':lr : :s si:'7 '' " ' ' ' tion ' fessor trict OfUtah's :4''' him by officers i ':s helping the keep '' 4 e::: dairy out to of animal husbandry set t ii '' questioned ': f :?k 4 combat :!:urday by employers in these fields the disease assistsaid ficer Fort 4 - 4::: ed by other members of the state in Ogden In the possession of Gibbs the :44444-: 1:: 4:7:27-4--q:c--experiment station staff Little f officers alleged were a set of The acceptance followed a meetwork had been done previously on costume two and leather jewelry ing of representatives of retail the problem so the research men i to were billfolds which row t reported ' '2' '" Rhythmic :‘i:':--"-A ::: distributors and industries of the -2 i first made ':-A- — ' careful observations on 1 have been "lifted" from the south : '' 8 t - ' conditions prevailing in conjuncareas at the Ben Lomond hotel ''::-::!show window and three watches ':' -' :'(::: '':'' tion with the disease 17which were reported to have been 7 f1' : ::7:':4 Friday night at which this pro above in readi"We found the disease a from window stolen the north gram and the recently announced ness for laying in some Utah localities prevalent '' ''3' and rare week '4:' '' ' earlier 'ItN ' ' ::'j00 i0 week program were dis- of water drainin' others" Dr Madsen reports ! Gibbs Later both admitted '79-A LT 4 emS C W M t4 cussed by and "We found good indications that Tribune Intermountain Wire Tribune Intermountain Wire t 1 zi-z--: 4 burglaries in a signed statement the disease is not contagious It age line from the '' ployment service agents FredFARMINGTON—Water LOGAN—Nomination of content :''''i--'---'- ' said the officers ' 34 has Speaking for the W M C were Clearfield Naval i17' tendency to reoccur on cer'::::of the 1 snow on of erick P Champ of Logan promiat 7000 feet tain afarms Although representatives : February of Salt Lake City 4L'r1!:i and there is evidence Joseph B Mayer '''': ::: ti ': ?' ' that ::':::"''4' 'r company r :' jewelry : ' '':" reported ' on elevation 1:k': a as nent the watersheds east that it is most common intermountain banker ::' state and Ward Supply depot to '''' '''' ri herds were from the four watches taken ' : l' ' '4'1 ::: Tuttle of Salt Lake City W M C Great Salt Lake '':? ''' director for the Ninth district of of Davis county was only 62 per fed large amounts of sugar beet- -' 4::: a window show week north earlier ' Itt::!i' area supervisor while William J i ig?'-' of the amount measured on pulp" ': t Gibbs said he had taken only three the United States chamber of cent same t ::i- -: :i0e Dr Madsen also noted that dis :: 5e the date in 1942 Reed W '' caterpilCampbell of Ogden local USES Right :3':74!14 ' '' ' officers :'''''' said the commerce was Saturannounced '' '' ' head represented that federal lar hoist lowers :'' ' ':3: 4 I ' :33'"rt'7t'''''' Bailey of the intermountain forest eased cowl often chewed bones IV '44:'--9-Representatives of the jewelry day by M R Hovey secretary of and ' agency range experiment station re- and other nonedible materials This company reported that the Ogden the Logan chamber '"'241 : information became valuable when After a review of the possibili- section of pipe i:'::: :: ! ported 16 store been mrz has 49 burglarized blood tests showed that diseased t 11::'::-":ties for a stabilization program into trench Measurements made were '471 of Cache President the g by '': '' 1 Valley times the ' 4:' 04i including 4 Saturday 1 ' 1 ' B Marston and Alden animals had only about 6 per cent Richard :: for the L7tah area including north 0t-in Mr c: of recent Logan years Banking company morning burglary :- 4g a of exWeber county to south Utah counare normal Blain who to attached i the of 181 supply 4? inorganic ! Out of the 14 robberies preceding Champ is immediate past presi4':' ''''' '4 :' ' f ' ::::::':::::V1!' 2 a tch phosphorus in their blood station's e:'4 ty boundaries the recommendaWas periment r- - i' :: two Gibbs' ''! admitted i 4 A t burglaries dent of the :::"4t4i Blood tests also showed that disBankers' branch NV I t h headquarters at tions were unanimously adopted it 7 iek 7 rt' 4L ' 1 41 '' 3I--11ko'a!every offender has been arrested Association of Mortgage cows eased was reported by Elliott S Wright as lost 75 as a much America director Farmington per one and all but has been convicted The report shows that on Febru- cent of their red blood cells and chairman of the retail merchants and committed to prison In the of the National Forestry associak' 1:' 1 1943 there was an average the evtdence indicateddivision of Ogden chamber of comi that the ary case other died rethe before a scores in tion and of leader suspect 7: i merce which sponsored the meetsnow mantle of 46 inches with an breaking down of these cells and ö:'::I:''ti--''case was the of disposed ':r4:11::yr' gional state and local civic and average water content of 11 inches their passage from the body was ing in connection with the indusApproximately 90 per cent of business ' trial division clI ' 'iLast year's measurement on Feb- In some way associated with the organizations ''' the goods stolen from the store 1 ' The program would involve an on behalf ruary 12 reveals a depth of 64 cow's phosphorous deficiency petitions Nominating also was been has recovered it "Tests of feed content strength1 inches Mr of been filed have agreement between industry and - ' :'' by having a water content of Champ pointed out we': r :' - -: i:' 1 - : r ' labor concerning job stabilization ? chambers of commerce in Ogden 18 inches During the month of ened the theory" Dr Madsen re: 0:44::2! : 'V: ':': !:i:Akri412'!''-:-'--::' ' 'i: rf ' which would insure present emt ' ziP': Logan Provo and Spanish Fork January 1943 315 inches of pre- lates "We found the disease preva4 - ?: f '' V Boise Idaho Falls Black- cipitation fell compared with 685 lent among cows fed large Utah ployers and employes of existing :" ''?1 ' ivtrva ":' ' - : '" ' ::''3:7-amounts of alfalfa hay grown on ti :at A::i foot and Preston Idaho Ely Nev during January 1942 working relationships unless emwere released and Albu) certified Colo Grand and phosphorous - deficient scil 'arid t Junction ployes beet pulp which always f for release by the U S E S Mr M N Mr sugar said querque !!::::'4s1:9 Hovey tastea0Rty5 contains little phospohorous" :: These petitions were filed eaily to Wright reported It Meantime enforcement of the enable Mr Champ to qualify as Tests Continue work week proclaimed by a nominee by February 24 and Tribune Intermountain Wire In 1939 the research men bethe president will be governed al- from other chambers petitions CLARKSTON Cache County— are most exclusively by the possibiligan to feeding cows phosphorous-deficiebe filed later expected Mr and Mrs James Clark residiets and watching the ties for release of man power for dents of Clarkston most of their Friend of Leaders vital war industries whenever exOGDEN—Notice of appeal from results The tests still are con-lives will observe their golden tension of the work week will 'Mr Champ is a personal friend his discharge as a third class tinuing but the knowledge gained wedding anniversary at an open of President Eric A Johnston of grade A patrolman on the Ogden so far has not been confined to enable organizations to function Tribune Intermountain Wire house reception at their home the United States chamber and city police force was served Sat- the experimental barns It has with fewer employes LOGAN — Assignment of 300 Tribune Intermountain Wire from 3 to 7 p in the or Retail and industrial institufrom an acquaintance of several of the urday in behalf of T W Olsen been passed on to hundreds of the depot depot's Monday Mr in was born Clark was discharged Thursday on Utah dairymen who today are inVirginia civil tions according to E J Fjeldsted army air force cadets to the service Room present directors'" Mr Hovey said who CLEARFIELD — Favor- 220 Federal representative Mr Champ is president of the Rial C Moore chief of police creasing milk production and resecretary of the Ogden chamber Branch Agricultural college in Ce- ' able weather is helping speed building Salt Lake 4 :i cf cornmerce will be given the dar City was announced Saturday struction of Utah's naval supply City Or room 414 Kiesel building Utah Mortgage Loan corporation and filed with Joseph B Dykes ducing disease by adding bone t burden of proving by proper sur- after a meeting of the Utah State depot at Clearfield Davis coun Ogden Utah of Logan the Cache Valley Build- secretary of the Ogden municipal meal to theft herds' rations "The ideal way to provide more 1: (7: veys that each individual organing company the Cache Valley civil service commission ty The depot is nearly 85 per in feed is to build up was Olsen phosphorous ization can or cannot release addi- - Agricultural college board of trus- cent completed discharged Inc is Thursday and Service director to CapFlying according t the on in the in tees commission the soil which proman by efto supply Ogden Logan tonal city the war of the Morning Milk company of power tain Raymond V Miller navy en It 4 duces Moore recommendation of the Chief Dr Madsen exfeed" comfort through adoption of the 48- '' been and the Lake have Salt Lake Salt officer in City Arrangements of gineer corps charge on motion of Mayor Harman plains "Farmers using superphosand f ii' hour work week The burden of branch the of Reserve Federal 4kIsolv with the army air forces to construction i: of the public safety phate and manure on their land I City t Bank of San Francisco He for- W Z'eery head proof will rest with each institu- pleted Construction of railroad lines 1 same the under cadets of the city The action not only increase crop production the train te department a was Amaltion of the director Utilities merly and the network stripped him "of any and all rights but increase milk production arid It was generally conceded by Iprogram in effect at LT S A C be- of roads leading large company of Og- of to the depot gamated Sugar '—4?: 1 I I' Utah-Idaho seniority pension and rank in guard against the disease This Tribune of March den the Intermountain Wire Central Ogden retailers that they could gginning in Cedar City by warehouses are nearing comple- i 1 '' the takes time however and many police department" 'IF CI railroad company of Ogden and -' quite easily present their needs 1 Dr E G Peterson USAC tion LOGAN—New' shopping hours f In the are getting good results l 1 r recommending e discharge dairymen and comply with the requirements president announced of f the Rural Rehabilitation Utah The problem of run-oi ::gi and for Logan stores were announced i 4 "wilaccused of Olsen Moore Chief bone meal to the raby adding of the W M C through adequate Trustees approved plans for drainage of underground and sur- Saturday by O W Edwards chaircorporation orders of a su- tions" LLatkik :1 ii1?i He has been a member since fully disobeying surveys of each individual firm housing the cadets in the Union face water has been a sizeable man of the neglect of duty During the calving sea1926 and was president from 1935 perior officer However where man power is not Pacific hotel and the Parkway dor- problem which is being met Logan chamber of to a superior officer son especially coming by Dr Madsen disrespect Mr Mrs to urges commerce and be James to Clark released comof the retail to1911 war the goingUtah State Agricul- and cutting off a portion of his merchants' The the laying of a five-fomitories in Cedar City tile t dairymen to take every precaution wedIItio celebrate trustees board of tural He week the trainees will take preflight aca- drainage by the golden demittee who also college from the all naval reported that pipe herd against phosphorous-deficien- t edict is not to be invoked it was demic courses in physics mathe- pot to Great is immediate past president of the beat" i ding anniversary Monlay Salt Lake The public offices and business firms The city commission also ap- rations learned Cache council Scouts Boy Valley matics physical education history trenching and laying of this line will be closed Monday in observproved the immediate appointment City Mont on August 30 1865 of America and winner of its of Vernal Butcher who qualified English and geography and take is nearly completed according to ance of Washington's birthday a son of Michial J n d silver beaver award for distina Beginning civil service examinations Monday grocery Susanna Thompson Clark enough flight work at the Cedar Captain Miller through He guished service member of the stores will be open from 9 a B patrolman as a third class-gradCity airport to enable officers to Two Large Wells was in born the first white boy to 6:30 p m except on Saturdays Utah centennial commission and to fill the vacancy created determine individual adaptability by tfiere in the and lived and city director of Utah Tuberculosis as- Olsen's discharge for advanced training they will remain open until Helena Drilling and casing of two 800 when Mont of until the age He m as 7:30 sociation has served Other stores will open nine when his p presiOlsen's notice of appeal also The trustees also approved plans foot wells has provided culinary parents moved to dent of the Utah Bankers' associa- Included a demand for a public Mondays at noon remaining open Clarkston of air force cadets at water for the depot 'needs for training CLIFTON resided where he Franklin has County US AC and discussed the program tion was chairman for two years hearing before the municipal civil A 1500000 gallon ground level until 9 p rn while their hours lot since Idaho--Glen- n OGDEN—Mrs Vida Adorns 3 son Capener of the Utah state board of pub- service commission as provided by days in the week will be of Mr and Mrs Merrill Capener of regular college work for the pressure sealing water storage other 58 A Staker Mr of musician was who 9 6 a m m Layton from lic to prominent welfare and has held several statute p tank and three overhead storage of Clifton was recovering Satur- coming spring quarter Clark organized the first band other local state and national ori ured Thursday mornseriously of 300000 tanks gallons capacity day from severe head and hand in Clarkston wril organist of collision of each are being constructed ing in the head-o- r' Clark-stei L D S ward primary ganization positions injuries suffered Thursday when the Cracs'il 52 The cafetwo Bomberger railroad trains at and on Serves he fell from a moving automobile tees depot dispensary Commit and association for several yerwere teria driven by his father placed in operation last Clearfield was reported in critical Mr Champs specisl committee played with his sons for d?nces week according to Captain Omar The child was riding in the rear condition Saturday by attaches and other ocial functions 6n now General serve includes: seat and had opened the door to Conger prospective supply corps of an Ogden hospital Mrs Annie Larsen Clark was chairman of the Cache county war Officer in command let h:s dog out when he fell head'PROVO—Several barrels of oil new:cases of Melvin L Allen 57 of Salt Lake in Montpelier Idaho on No- bond committee chairman of LoODEN—Fifty-tw- o FARMINGTON—I3 irney IC "The need and opportunity for covered state highway 91 neat born motorman on the northlong out of the door He was taken Farnsworth two a 1869 28 of diseases vember City including commerce of chamber daughter contagious of Lake will Salt City military cases of of civilian personnel the Ironton plant of the Columbia Paul and Carrie Larsen - Her gan to a Preston hospital where 30 be employment bound train meninremained in "serious" epidemic spinal affairs committee ' member of guest speaker at Farmington principally for clerks typists and Steel company Saturday morning stitches were required for several was a linen manufacturer father - gitis were called to the attention condition 7 signs of imD m although S on ward at committee p Sunday government copelaborers at is following an early morning acci- in Denmark who came to the the naval deep head cuts Ligaments of his when durwere depot noted Four provement of Ogden city health officials tition with banks state bank special services in honor of rapidly developing" Captain Con- dent according to Utah county right hand were torn as an L D S con- sion American Bankers' associa- - ing the week which ended Friday other victims who were confined States United Farmington men in the armed ger announced officers in the hospital for treatment were Saturday vert forces are to be held John R tion member of Mortgage Bank-- it was reported by Betty Stewart New employes who are not truck driven by Heber Jones deof a health Mrs the Clark anchild small As Walsh of the ward corn-oreported to be recovering satisers' secretary city f war association bond bishop Battery Sets Reunion schooled or experienced will have Riverton crashed into the bark moved to Clarkston with her par- - mittee nounced They are Viola Burnfactorily vicpartment of the an to earn while tley of an automobile driven by Harold ents A 25 cases ham of Bountiful Golden L Milincluded old Brig- - tory fundrepresentative also of OGDEN—Members of battery total the The fedcommittee graduate Twelfth Eighty men of this ward are learnopportunity B Makin of Provo officers re- -' ham at this important war service 145th field artillery who served now serving their country and a Young college in Logan Mrs erpl resrve district: member of of chickenux 15 cases of scarlet ler of Woods Cross Donald norted A Salt LPI:e transfer truck Clark tau--iof Salt Lake City and Robert with the battery during World roll call of them will be made by depot" declared Captain Conger driven at ClarkFton sc!loi1 Nntional Scout council and fever four eases of mumps three Earl of "As part of the program appliby Eugene L Hallett 4it for several years the Clearfield naval supof measles and three of whooping war I will meet in Irinual reunion Iona Miller Mrs Leola Merrill cants has She lt of mcmber the Bankers' Utah out to Lake without prior experience City swerved ' in Relief the an worker depot ply active Monday at 2:30 p mi at the Ogden will lead the tribute to the flag which would cough sociation committee legislative hitting the Jones truck and society in Clarkston Moose hall it was announced Sat- and music will be given by Mrs permit them to per- avoid He as served the chairman of lost several barrels of oil alonr t 'V Mr and Mrs Clark were mar- - governor's committee for emer- urday by Walter E Lindquist Alice Hess Mrs Mamie Dumke form any of the required duties road officers said the reupon immediately employment The Mrs will and Mrs Leila feature 22 reunion 1893 on president ried Lucy McClurg February gency distribution of waters' of ceive United States civil service GUARANTEED a luncheon and program Hess di Bear river uin Utah and Idaho i n They have four sons and three war service appointments known Steal u P a 1911-3Vernoid J 5 adand of the daughters Toolg as C A F-- I grade with salary of L visory committee on governor's H a roId M H John welfare annum overtime $1260 per plus tools Anna Thompson and emergency reliefpublic Mrs in 1933-3- 4 1 t for one day each week After uedSUNSET—Carpenters' ' r-7 7 r"N i'v at approximately $200 and Vivian Clark and Mrs Eileen He was a member of the goveri ' are service the owned by M: S Poage Saturday Buttars of Clarkston and five entering they ' on 11 MODERATE Li Li reorganization PRICES kw placed in classes for instruction had been stolen from one of the r) of Utah state government in 1925 In navy procedure forms typing new homes under construction at grandchildren r' 7 7 All Work Complefed and held various other government etc of the Sunset in the new subdivision The fr! "Ai Upon completion r ie' 7 7 71 committee positions course those who have demon- report was made to the Davis ti H k o —I 'i 1 in to 2 Weeks During World war I Mr Champ L ii a4 'il -' i1 L to strated their perform county sheriff's department ability Li the 7 served as a member of the U S are automatiwork required food admimstration and as a memIf You're feeling out esorts Get rp Nlghts bladder Irritation I Relp the E1dne7s flush or sufer from Burning Passages Backache out Irastes which may become poisonous if cally promoted to the next higher ber of the relief commission to the allowed to Nervousness Rheumatic accumulate thus Angles siding nature with a salary of $1440 per Teacher Gets New Post Ssrpen ?- '''" '' Dizziness Circles Under Eyes and feel in stimulating an increase of energy which grade Parnear Russia and Armenia in east 7' - ' s salOGDEN—Minute-women'annum overtime won-oand feel cause be the plus may may easily inage you years younger YES!! 7 1919 He is member of D Porter LOGAN —Wilford honorary Kidney and Bladder troubles Guaranteed Trial Offer vage workers of Ogden and Weber several educational Ill L1 or overRelease Must Get fracoland of Worry Colds working too hard excess : honorary journalism professor and in : of : county will hear a discussion on ternities 4 ating or cifirsing may create an at State editor Utah REPAIR diff2771 Agrilege Acids ard overload your Kidneys so that Kidney and Biscider disorders the very first V S should be well understood "It Ray"Human Engineering" by to work helping 40 to Eush out poisonous wastes dose of Cystex goes right I t y need help cultural college assumed duties mond A Yost Champ is an active'member chief of the training of Mr Kidneys flush out excess Acids poisons that no persons now employed in rr4llt otherwise undermizie your health the ' and the Democratic is as for ''' director and wastes And this clesnsing purifying party publicity essential war industries could be Saturday of cixilian personnel at treasurer of St John's Kidney action in just a day or ao may considered without a the Cache county war bond or- section arsenal )4 ': '' Adds easily Episcopal reHelp kidneys Remove make you feel younger stronger and complete Monday at 8 p m church of Logan Ogden to and P Nature crovida the Kidneys clean Frederick' in years An iron clad guarantee lease from their better than Champ ganization of In Weber college auditorium present place Acids Insures an immediate refund of all your 4t ' rurif v your blood and to remove excess general chairman reported Tr Kidneys contain 'knout nine ITO liiOn tiny' money unless you are completely eatisded Announcement of the meeting emp1o3rment" tibes or Eters through which the heart Get Crites from your druggist today for The rates of pay of classified W3 S made by Mrs William Burford Ettircylars Get S130 purnp blood bout 200 times an hour only 35e 76 cents Cock of Ogclen cheirman of the ard day sp it s easy te see that they night NOTT: eflatr is produced under laborers are—minimilm may Avreoaii Glee Series Chi!) e dtrecton of a licensed ph ttstean for The an tired and slow down wEen overloaded Opens 82 cents intermediate hour pGDEIN- — Burglars who ob07den womcn's salvage commitTourieen sears ago a practicine obYslone Co Knox of the largest drug companies SS cla s r7eqcripton ca'1ed Cystex yrits made in the world with laboreory connections in an hour and the maximum who said that tamed a key to the front door LOGAN—The Imperial tee for the W P asziable to the public through drug stores the USA Canadet England Australia and cents an hour The hours of work Glee club directedLogan state from a mail box at the home of by Professor Mrs John T Wahlquist inexpensive to help The guarantee of money America South acrig it easy and and B L Dominick Decaria 208 West Oak chairman and nonback unless satisfied is enorced are from 830 a m to 5 p m Walter Welti will open an annual women's JEWELRY DEPT—MAIN FLOOR suferirg from Kidney and Bladder troubles In 1005 and ia a dependable form of At present there are no night program series sponsored by the Brick Wood executive secretary of street systeirc ransacited the house and these three simple ways: I Belo the Kidneys '1 First 416 South at Main Salt Lale City I P remora excess acids which may become poishifts and it is not anticipated Logan Civic: Clubs' Library asso- - the state salvage committee would removed $130 from a pair of tsoorto fuoning and Irritating 2 To palliate burl:ill: iv CTiltwit was will be in trousers Ogit be the elation also in there at at Cache j the that the attendance any reported valley library acharLuag a ths urinary ture Full details can be had at iden police headquarters Saturday trig Sunday at 4 p m i Officials Move : :s - " Z : N- 'WtfZ14" x :i'!4 iA''':'sI :"e '4 Ir:4 : ::: :'::04' '42117 '' - I - 7 i k To Stabilize Utah Man Power - :'-t- 5 't'3 - ''''''50f--i : ' !: '''''‘''t:4-4- 4: :::::::-- :: :: '' ' 1::::' l - ' : :::f" ' : i ' I: 5 i0:-- -- :: I ' 2 ' ' I ef 4 ' 0 57' - '' : - : 4 - s A- k 1 0- 1 0 L - '1 : !''V'h it- l ' ' 6 ' o i ::' ''S4--- - ' '-- - 7 '4'14: 4 Logan Banker Water Content Falls Below Wins U S Chamber Post Davis Normal :: - '''''''''- '" :!- -- ? r '':: " - -: :::t:'-:----::- : ::::-:: - A' 45-ho- ur ' :4:!:'-':j1- 3- v-'- q : ::'''''::::--''':::::-:- :: :- ' ' ::- i- :- kt- 'f : : ' ': '': :'''''3:' '' '''' ':: - 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Flusii : '7 r I Nt - Minute Women Await Talk I - non-orga- ut NI :y" tr ic non-orgsn- ic ie - 3 g- -t a thou-min- -- k-r ”b 1' WE CLOCKS ' I at-'- a1 - MONTGOMERY WARD ds non-orga- 1 f --- ot meet-auditoriu- I id m i - ' ' - i: ' - t: m m ft a m — —— - --- ---- - t -1- : - |