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I a L. THE SALT LAKE TELEGRAM THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 28 1935 17 7 CHICKEN CHIC KE FLU LU LU- SYMPTOMS 10 MS TOLD TO I B- I il I Poultry News 1 or infectious bronchitis is ott often mistaken for diphtheritic fowl pox which ma may be be- the be- the be- the the reason the disease has hns proven serious to Utah dur- Ing dur- Ing dur- dur to 10 0 Ing the past few years ears It has han been pointed out by F. E. LaShelle Jr General Mills research farm poul- poul trYman i Tho The disease has been long known as the chicken flu Ju Mr LaShelle It is a filterable virus consisting con con- Ung of otan organism much smaller than the smallest ordinary germ A Afew Afew A- ieie few investigators still insist the poxpoc ox virus Is ls the primary disease gent During recent years ears the disease has spread pread with alarming speed and finds Reports Reports Re Re- Je the ports show that it is one of the major infections In the west middle west vest and northwest causingcawing heavy losseslasses in iii every state Birds of all may bobe Infected butthe mortality mor mor- bill Is Ls usually heaviest in the older cider chickens ens f. An outstanding characteristic oi of the disease is the sudden wa way it strikes a flock Mr LaShelle said The birds gasp for breath with opened mouth causing wheezing or rattling sounds Infected birds tand almost erect with the head and neck stretched out mouth open and nd fighting for air The rhe disease may be complicated by discharges fromfront the nostrils accumulation accumulation accumulation ac ac- ac- ac of chee cheesy or slimy material ma- tens material ma ma- tens in the eyelids a clogging of the sinuses and similar conditions ofcf diphtheria theria or roup Curious again aJain Is the length of lime Ume the birds suffer sutter from the ail au- ment Often tho the flocks arcare stricken and just as rapidly the trouble clears clear away Other times It stays stas In tho the flock lock two to four weeks killing ng man many and causing reduction in production Mr LaShelle admits no medical treatment is known that will cure the disease Medicine has been found however that will force the birds to cough up the material that accumulates in the windpipe thus warding of off choking to death He advises immediate removal from the flock of any arty bird showing the slightest sign of the infection dry ry well ventilated quarters with plenty plent of ot room for each bird and and- InIn Ii cold weather slightly heated ar- ar to take off the chilichill and doses of ammonium chloride and ammonium carbonate given in cap- cap lules ules once or twice daily 30 grains to each dose half and half haiL if i- i Poultry ulry Hints- A Hints JA i A slight slump lump in prices being offered for turkeys on the Christ Christmas as pool arearc anticipated by Charles manager of the Utah Poul Pout Poultry Poultry try Producers'Producers Cooperative tion Reports from other sources substantiate this Ex- Pert Experts Exp- eeLs Ex Ex- Pert peeLs further claim prices for thIckenschickens geese andrabbits will take the opposite course Thoun Thousands Thousands Thou Thousands of ot pounds were ero sold during the last few days replacing turkeys supposedly because of ot the high prices for the big birds t.

Bleeding combs on chickens will continue if thetha wound Is constantly IrritatedThe fhe trouble may be stopped by searing the wound with with- aa ahot hot iron or daubing it with ferric ferric fer ferric ic chloride iron sulphate or some sonic other powder to stopatop the blood flow i Chick and turkey prices arearc expected to be slightly lower this lesson JILSon than a year ear ago Better breeding conditions In Utah arcare said Jo to be the basis for the tho contention offsetting the shortage of eggs else elsewhere here Farmers to Benefit I In Water Rate Cut PRICE A 2800 2500 savIng savins will be realized by farmers of Carbon county county county coun- coun ty through a decision of the directorate of the Price river water conservation con con- district to allow a 40 per percent percent percent cent reduction In thothe pricepaid for wl Water ter by 1935 leaseholders 1 Notice of the cut has been mailed to ISO water users by Reese M. Reese of Price district secretary Payments Pay Payments for thothe water become delinquent delinquent delin delinquent after Saturday and must be paid raid before December 31 for lor lease lease- leaseholders lease- holdersholders to reap benefits fromfront the cut Mr Reese said A 25 per cent reduction Is being made in district taxes this year Tax fax money also becomes delinquent if not ot paid by Saturday I SPEAKER NA NAMED lED BINGHAM Mrs Isabel Murphy Murph of or of Salt Lake City state tate deputy of ot the Womans Woman's Benefit association will ill betho the speaker at a meeting of thetho local organization Friday to to- be to- be to- be be held at it the homehomo of Mrs H. Nichols at Copperton Pickles Bring LehiLelli Growers Net of LEHI LEHI Farmers of Lehi have received final payments on the cucumber crops forlor the past year ear with sith the total of ot about Most of theilie shipments went to the Utah Pickling company's compans Salt Lake Cit City plant The usual crop of local cucumbers cucumbers cucum- bersbers brings a return of ot about this years year's crop fallingfailing to come up to the usual hea heavy hea yield growers explain I LIONS OFFIC OFFICER SANDY SPEAKER SANDY SANDY SANDY-R. R. C.

Harris national organizer of ot the Lions clubs was guest speaker Wednesday night at at- the at- the at- thethe Sandy Sand Lions club meeting The session was held In the Sandy city hall clubrooms with Reg White president in charge charse Membership is increasing in the club throughout the country Mr Harris a member of the Chicago club told the Sandy group Of the three leading civic clubs of the United States Slates including the Kiwanis Kiwa- Kiwa us nis Rotarians and Lions the latter organization is the youngest and most progressive he said Mr Harris complimented the local unit forlor its Initiative in promoting projects that will be standing long-standing benefits to the community which arcare in direct accordance with the purposes and Intents of the Lions club Cantril Nielsen Utah state stale district district district dis dis- governor arrived at the clubrooms clubrooms clubrooms club- club rooms just after the meeting had adjourned H. A. A of Magna deputy district governor however spoke briefly The Christmas program committee commit committee headed by Sam McKean re reported reported reported re- re ported itself in readiness to play Santa Claus to between 1200 and 1400 children Christmas eve Toys and candy arearc given to the children as 15 an i annual event event- AA resolution was drawn up by the club lub to be sent to Governor Henry H. Blood urging that systematic schooling be given adults on safet safety practices Children of the state are are being given sufficient instruction in Ln highwaysafety practices but education forolder people is is' lack- Ing lacking lack lacking rig it was pointed out Commander of Plans Provo Visit PROVO PROVO James James E. Van Zandt national commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Vars will visit Provo De De-December De- cembercember 13 E.

Tyler commander of Ute post No 2162 of the organization announced Thursday Mr Van Zandt will arrive in Provo at 1130 a. a m. and nd will leave for or Salt Lake City about 2 p. m. Mr Tyler lyler said A program is being worked out by thelocal post for the national commander during his stay here Mr Tyler stated MAYOR ATTACKS NEW TAX EDICT PROVO Fear PROVO Fear that a state supreme supreme supreme su su- su- su preme court ruling will leave cities with special Improvement districts holding the sack in event of sale for tor taxes of an any property within those districts was Va voiced late Wednesday by Mayor Maor A A.

0 O. Smoot At a mc meting in the city and county building of city and county officials with C. Clarence representing the state tax commission commission commission commiscommis- sion Mayor Smoot declared the court ruling rulin which repudiates any previous claim on property if It it is sold for taxes would seriously Im In-i. Impair Im- pairpair the method of financing by special improvement ement bonds now in use by cities If all claims against property are repudiated when It goes to tax deed Mayor Smoot said what Isto is is- to is- toto prevent a property owner from letting his property be sold for tortaxes and buying it back from the county for the purpose of ridding himself of any mortgages or obligations I understand a special Improvement improvement improve Improvement obligation on property placed there by the city Is repudiated along with other claims if the property is sold for delinquent taxes Mayor Maor Smoot said Cities then must have have- the have- the have- thethe capital necessary to bu buy property property property prop property In such cases or the they will vIli be left holding the sack with the special spe- cialcial improvement tax on their hands hand instead of the property owners Cities close to their bonded debt limit will be unable to do this Mayor Smoot declared and as a consequence this method of financing financing financ- inging cityImprovements willivill eithercither be closed or limited to them Credit of cities will also be impaired impaired impaired im im- im- im paired Mayor Smoot asserted Creditors will not purchase special improvement bonds knowing that they may be repudiated if the property property prop prop- crt erty Is sold for taxes he charged The amendment regarding payment payment pay payment of delinquent taxes passed by by- the by- thethe last legislature was explained to the group by Mr Of approximately approximately approximately ap ap- ap- ap proximately taxes delinquent delinquent delinquent delin delinquent in iii the state over is charged to Utah county he said in urging officials to encourage payment payment payment pay payment of delinquent taxes under the plan provided in the amendment before before before be before January 1 1936 Provo to Ask rp For Swimming Pool PROVO PROVO Effort Effort will be made to secure a aV A project for tor construction construction construction con con- of a Provo municipal swimming pool Dr Wayne Vayne B. Hales professor of oC ph physics ics at Brigham Brigham Brigham Brig- Brig ham Young university and chairman chairman chairman chair chairman of a municipal swimming pool committee announced Thursday Decision to seek the pool through federal funds was made at a meeting meeting meeting meet meeting of the committee Wednesday night The committee will seek sect an appointment at an early date with City Commissioner Walter P.

Whitehead and B. H. Beveridge di director director director di- di rector of A district No 3 to plan details of submitting the project project project Dr Hales said If ththe project is securedthe pool will be constructed at North park on cit city property he stated The Financial Whirligig By JAMES McMULLIN NEW YORK Nov Noy 28 New 28 New Yorkers Yorkers Yorkers York Yorkers comment that Chairman James Landis of the securities exchange commission may be unfamiliar with the wiles of Wall all street street but buthe certainly knows his vegetables when it comes to public relations Even conservatives except for those in in- the in- thethethc utility admit that he scored a bulls bull's eye with his apparent apparent appar- entent lastminute retreat His willingness will will- to let holding companies qualify their registrations as void if the courts shouldhold that they had waived their constitutional rights by registering knocked out what astute neutrals describe as thethe only reasonable objection to registration It really wasn't as much of a concession as it looked It merely restated the position Landis had al already already at- at ready taken But it leaves the hold- Ing hold- hold lag Ins groups which failfall to register strictly on the defensive It will be morallyup to themto explain in terms term of something besides legal technicalities why they could not see their way clear to comply with such an Innocuous provision ofthe law Most of oC the larger Jarger groups arearc too deeply committed to a policy of non non- registration to back down now But insiders say that some of them arcare uneasily wondering whether they haven't overbid their hand Tammany Is about to stage nn an exhibition of ot self sel control The sudden sudden sudden sud sudden death of Aldermanic President Bernard Deutsch gives it dominance of ot the New York City board of esti estimate Substantial patronage Is in reach now andthothe Tiger is aching- aching Ily lyiy hungry Butorders have comedown come comedown come- downdown the line not to grab It wouldn't do to stir up voters' voters memories mem mem- ones ories now when recapture of the whole city administration is in sight No matter how it hurts Tammany will continue to cultivate restraint and the appearance of virtue Tammany Tammany Tam Tamman many Comptroller Frank J. Taylor has given a remarkable exhibition of cooperation with a fusion mayor over since hetook office The new president of the board of aldermen Timothy Sullivan will Sullivan will do the same After all thothe promised land isn't so 50 far tar away Copyright 1935 for lor The Telegram i FUNDAMENTAL INV INVESTORS INC NC I. I I If I J.

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LarLarsen en 20 Salt Lake City Madeline 19 Boun Boun- Henry Tomkins Clou dough 25 Salt Lake City Velda DC Do Etto Ette 18 Salt Lake City Porter 31 Sacramento Sac Sac- Sacramento GordonGorlon Cal Hermine Alice Harms Harm 29 Salt Lake City Ogden Ralph W. Banner 21 Ogden AliceAllee Weston eston 19 HI Ro Roy Gerard J. 25 Ogden Dorothy Wallace 24 Ogden Erich 38 Ogden Lorna Bleazard 36 Ogden i Let T. Campbell 66 NatIon Nafton Dorna Sachse 51 Oklahoma City OklaOkIa Norman Normi Ii Moss 20 Rockland cland Idaho Johnson 19 He Heglar Heglar Heg- Heg Glad Gladys MaeMac lar Idaho Myron Bodily 25 Syracuse Ruth EgbertEghert 22 Layton Provo Lawrence Harvey Har Win imer 31 Joseph Cit City Ariz lar Mary Ethel Shelle Shelley 2124 American Ameri Amen can Fork Rex Earl Elmer 22 Payson Wilma LeonaLcona Haycock 20 Nephi ElmoEimo RAY Rny Christensen 25 Boulder Boulder Boulder Boul Boulder City Nev Nov Nola Kofford 20 Orem Logan Ora Jenkins 25 Newton LeoraLeorn Anne Hansen 22 Grace Idaho Max lax Woodrow Miles 18 Trenton Trenton Trenton Tren Trenton Annamarie Bingham 17 Cor Cornish nisi All Godfrey 24 Cl Clarkston Rub Ruby RubI Myler I ler 18 Clarkston Raber Cummings Jessop 21 Millville Elma LaPriel Checketts Checkett 19 Providence Joseph ni Vereen 46 Logan Lu Lucy Page 20 Logan Births CHRISTISON CHRISTISON Theodore Theodore andnod Fern Chatwin West Sixth South street daughter Charles and Nora Murray Spence Species Meg Magna Utah son KIRBY Forester Forester and Beatrice Terry Kirby 1115 East Seventeenth South street daughter SHEARER SHEARER SHEARER-Caudo Claude Theodore and Bernice Shearer Second East street daughter ALLRED ALLRED Hugo Hugo Nielsen and Mildred Elizabeth Elizabeth Eliza Elizabeth Morris AllredAIlred Westminster aye ave avenue nue flue daughter HARDY Kenneth Albert and Genevie Ann Butte Hardy Mansfield 1 avenue son soil Kenneth Mortise and Florence fore- nce Flor for ence Josephine Wyatt 11 Rosenbaum 1 West Seventh South street daughter oscar Oscar Thomas Thom and Minnie May MaudeMends Ridge Yarbrough Bountiful Utah Uth daughter HA HARWOOD RW OD James Taylor and Frances lone Zone Godwin Harwood 1718 Lake street treet on son LETHE LETHER LETHEn Lawrence Beverley and Beth Annie An An- An- nienie Lather uther Utah daughter KANE KAN KANE Gardner Gardner Lewis and GraceGraco Snelling Kane VernalVenial Utah son I Arthur bu tf dl and nd Helen Jeanette Jean Jean- site ette lre dl Remmel 36 East South LeslIe Temple street Leslie te dl daughter Howard tJ and LellahLeilah lid- die Helens lid Hel die ens Ludwig Lu Drowning aye ave clue HUP IOU eon D' LeRoy noy and acid Cleah Lewis Banal Fremont 11 avenue onue so son Noel Noel Cecil sid and Martha Ella Miltus 11 on Bell 83 Pacific avenue annul son JOHNSON JOHNSON harold Harold Thomas and Mildred Annie Shelton Johnson LehlLehi Utah son lOll JOHNSON JOHNSON Gale Gale Clarence and Grace MeteMeta eta Nelson Jon Johnson 65 West Fourth North street aired son PETERSON PETERSON William William Harold and Mildred Peterson 82 North First West HARDING street daughter Herbert tr rl Hewlett and Estella Itella RossRose Jones herding Harding West Twenty Twenty- first South street son Christopher John and Frances Frances Fran Fun ces Davis Winnipeg Canada son SOIl TYNE William Englehart andaud Ames Agnes Annie Annie An An-An- nlenie FowlerFowier Type 1401 1451 Ninth East street daughter daught r. BELL LeRoy BELL LeRoy MarGregorMacGregor tic and Gladys Glads Ethel Bowers Bell Sunset avenue a son SOIl Frank Clifford Mid Loraine Walker Fourth East Eul street daughter SIMS SIMS Clay Clay Basil and Orion Gertrude BoucherDouchet Sims Las Lu Vegas Nev Ny daugh ter Ur er George Georg AlbertAlbrrt and Elsie Elizabeth Shirley Stor Story West Second North street daughter DA acid Martha ItulaHula Ensign Davies Davie Hollywood avenue ton iou and Florence Sylvia fAN Henry Anderson 1 1576 76 Roosevelt ROOe avenue son 1111 RODEN Warren Warr Elwood an and Awilda Marl linden Koden 1351 avenue a daughter LONGDEN LONGDEN-Jotin John and Cud Frances La LaRue Rue CarrCare Long den WIIl fI Center street edi di daughter 1 BECK Morris slidand Edith lyle Tidwell Tid- Tid well Beck neck Westminster avenue son liOn BREWER RoY BREWER Roy Elmerand Ruby May ny Mayson May- May son Ion Brewer 63 Cheyenne street son lion TANNER TANNER LaVorn Clark and Lillian LUlian Jensen Jen Jen- sell sen Tanner 1018 East Ent Eighth South street son Ion Mr Mr and Mrs Marlin BJerre- gaard BJerre- BJerre gaard son Ion Hardy Lebl-Hardy Hardy and Mine Adine Turner lane son Ion son Jonda Harold and Mildred Shelton helton Johnson son Ion Saturday Mr andsod Mrs Irs Ro Ros Roscoe oe nut tontou Saturday John A.

A and an Delila Harris Hl Brown daughter Mr and Mrs Morrell Evans son on Wednesday Deaths CLARK tulle CLARK-tulle Emma Clark 77 Ninth East Yut street treet chronic diCta ditis November 25 REED REED Mattie Mattle Emily RuedRiled 48 34 3 I street carcinoma November 25 FARNSWORTH sarah SArah Evelyn Brant 3 rV Farnsworth 44 44 4 OW i South State street carcinoma November er 23 GLAD GLADCLAD Niels Christian AnderAnderson on GladClad 50 North Third West Vest street hemorrhage fromfront sarcoma of oC left thigh November No 23 J. WHITE WhITE WHIT Homer Nel Nelson Nelon on Whit While Malad Idaho general peritonitis tm No November Not er 25 Leand Oa tl HI 16 LaytonMyton avenue at November NO 21 I. I New Suits Filed I liar Harl 1 C. Olon against Gordon GotGor I don endand L. A.

A Gordon administrator of ot the utah estate ot oL Peter Peler Gordon mortgage Lore fort closure Stephens BraytonDrayton ok Loweand BehleBehie attorneys I E. W. Smith And aTIt Sabinc A. A Smith his hll wife against the state Ie tax commission et it et- al al mort mortgage foreclosure Romney Nelson Net Nel son soil attorneys Salt halt Casket company against I A. A Hatch to recover on promissory note Horne attorneys JURY BRIBERY TRIAL OPENED Testimony that Robert W.

Bunton Burton Burton Bur Bun ton Rankin case juror accused of ot agreeing to accept a bribehad expressed ex expressed himself In favor of an acquittal acquittal ac tic- during deliberations of the jury featured start of his trial in federal court late afternoon after afternoon First witnesses for or the government government government govern government were Edward D. Jesperson Anton Pierson and Moroni Chugg members of the jury which convicted convict convicted four defendants in the Lester Rankinmail fraud casea year ago Mr Burton was a member of this same ame jury The jury jur foreman William ViI Wil Ham liam J. Coleman has already pleaded plead plead- edcd guilty to receiving a bribe bribo and will bo be sentenced Saturday Offive ive men accused of attempting attempt attempting to bribe jurors four have pleaded plead pleaded guilty guilt and thefifth Fred Slade allegedgo-between go awaits trial Guilty pleas were entered by Lou Louis J. Bowers and J. George Wright ht Rankinflankin case defendants defendant A.

A A. A Mad- Ison Madison Mad Madison and W. H. Haueter asserted inin- in Trial of Mr Burton will ill continue Frida Friday DivorceSuit Filed Dorothy Harrison against ln William Harrison Har liar rison cruelty Edward M. allot allot- Icy ney Divorce Granted Dorothy N.

Jsckson from Raymond William Wil William ilm Jack Jackson oll cruelty Judge Herbert M. Schiller Articles of Incorporation New dU Mercur Mining company formed tl to conduct a general mining business with Floyd mining and 1 1 milling district 1 IroC operations Tooele 1 1 county in tn the ceol Corn Camp capi r. teltal J. H. Marshall a president J.

IH H. Morgan fer vice president re Allen Je T. Sun Sun- I lord lI treasurer James Youn Young arid and AJax Alx directors News Vs of Record I WARRANTY DEEDS JIo EDa L. to Victor Vitot Peterson Pe Peterson lot 12 12 block 1 addition 5 10 Wilford C. Vawdry dry to Dorothy Wad Wad- coups section 28 26 28 to 3 I south range 1 east 50 James B.

to tl David Carlson Carlion lot 1 12 12 block 3 Villa Ia Park 10 Thomas O. Gundersen sen to Joseph A. A rp Ai Gundersen I section I 4 township 0 I 2 south raneerance 1 eastcast 10 I Herbert R. Weston to Tuttle Broth Broth- era com company pan lot 5 block blOk 50 50 plat A 10 Annie D. Ballard Dalian to John O.

W. Iel- Iel sell sen section 17 township 2 southfouth ran range 1 east fAst 10 Alfred E. IL Cardwell to John M. Baker lot 4 block 28 just Plat 10 Emma eka oJa to Emma Jt Ranch I a and Home corporation lot 8 Haxton Place 1 F. L.

to E. L. Pettit section 4 township to 2 southlouth range rang 1 I east 10 AlbertAlbart Merrill to Albert 5 S. Merrill lot 2509 2500 Highland Park PAtk pint lilt A. A 1 BUILDING PERMITS Ida SwansonSwansea owner A A.

A Schrader builder repair brick residence South Third East street 18 Mrs Robinson owner H. l. 1 Henry builder repair II brick ic residence 1159 Roosevelt avenue Fourteen young youn Manchurians re recently recently recently re- re graduated from the medical college of ot the Church of Scotland in Mukden Manchuria Murder Tale Blows Up Under Truth Serum Use ARNETT OklaOlda Nov 28 1 P- Truth serumscrum unheard of when Ed Nelson was slain in frontier Oklahoma territory 28 years ago ngo returned the mystery of his death to the unsolved list it today and freed reed two tivo persons of murder charges County Attorney Charles B. Leedy dismissed charges against J. C.

Farmer justice of ot the peace and Mrs Bonnie Lovail Lovall Lovall Lo- Lo vallvail Death Valley Cal former 4 dance hall girl in Shattuck OklaOkia where Nelson a roll flashing gambler gambl fromTexas was killed Leedy said thothe serum brought disclosure by Ora Lovall recently divorced by Mrs Lovall that he framed the tho whole story out of spite I Intend to write to California authorities to whom Lovall first told his story to see whether they may want to tJ 1 take action against him Leedy Lee continued PHYSICAL DEFECTS SHOWN BY SURVEY More than two-thirds two of ot the Granite Granite Gran Granite district students are ro afflicted with ith some kind of a physical defect according to a report submitted to Dr Calvin S. Smith superintendent of the school district Physical examinations were given to students of the total enrolled enrolled enrolled en enrolled the report said Of that number number number num number 2910 were vere believed without of ot eye carear and throat diseases diseases dis diseases Throat ailments caused the largest largest largest larg largest number of the students to failfall passing a perfect test with 2225 being discovered to be suffering from throat thront diseases Heart trouble trouble trouble trou trouble was sas discovered in 16 students serious hernias were not properly nourished 19871981 hadteeth decay i 49 thyroid troubles and other defectsdetects Failure to Provide Charge to Be Heard BINGHAM Charged BINGHAM Charged with wilful failure to provide for his wife and four tour small children the tho youngest of which is 2 weeks old Charles D. Nichols of Bingham was arrested Tuesday by br Deputy Sheriff Sherif J. I. I L.

Householder When arraigned before Judge S. J. Kenner Wednesday Nicholsasked for additional time in which to enter enter enter en enter his plea He was given until Frida Friday Relief Board to Pay Cash Twice Monthly HELPER HELPER Relief Relief orders on the Carbon county welfare board are to to- be to- be to- bebe paid in cash twice each month and no commodities will be issued beginning Monday Theboard adopted the new policy at a meeting at nt Price Monday patterning patterning patterning pat pat- their program from a practice practice prac- ticetice in force in Salt Lake county during the past six months I Clients were warned no aidnid will- be will- be will I be given between the regular day periods by John T. Maulsby di- di I Cattle arearc large and thousands of sheep graze on the hills in Ethiopia COLLISION IN LEHI HURTS PASSENGER LEHI Henry LEHr-Henry Henry Bole Boley 23 American American American Amer American Fork Is in the hospital here herewith herewith here- withwith a possible fractured skull the result of an automobile collision Friday night Four other participants in the crash escaped with minor injuries The crash according to Utah count county officers who wh Investigated was between cars driven by A. A Mason Mason Mason Ma Mason 24 2 Salt Lake City and George Smith 21 AmericanFork travel- Ing traveling travel travel- in Ing In opposite directions David Newman 25 of ot Holladay was a passenger er in theMason machine and Boley and Lyman Smith 21 American Fork were riding with GeorgeGeorgo Smith Both drivers according to sheriffs sheriff's sher sher- Itts Itt's deputies blame a car driven by Keith Jacob 19 of ot Pleasant Grove which came out of the southLehl road onto theilie main highway allegedly allegedly allegedly alleg allegedly forcing the Mason car into the path of Smiths Smith's machine Jacobhowever told investigating officers he stopped at the junction then came out on the road well in advance of the Mason machine and was yards down theroad when the crash occurred He stopped and returned to the accident scene when he heard the crash holie said His stor story according to officers was substantiated by Mary a passenger in the Jacob machine Headof Craftsmen To Attend Meeting TOOELE Layton TOOELE-Layton Layton R.

Barrus president of the Utah Association of Craftsmen andhead of oC the mechani- calcal arts department of the Tooele high school will leave Friday for Chicago where he will attend the national convention of ot craftsmen Mr Barrus has developed the mechanical arts department here tremendously since taking it over five years ago The convention will will- be will- bebe attended byhy delegates from allover all allover all- overover Utah The palace of oC Fontainebleau was was- aa favorite residence of Napoleon I. I LIVESTOCK LOAN BUSINESS GAINS With almost in loans the Utah Livestock Production Credit association has done more business than any of the other 30 associations in this region including Utah California Cali California Nevada and Arizona It was reported Thursday Production credit associations Inthis Inthis In In- thisthis the farm credit administrations administration's administrations administration's administrations administra- tion'stion's eleventh district did per cent more business from January 1 to November 1 this year than in in- the in- the in- thethe same period of 1 1934 according to a dispatch from regional headquarters headquarters headquarters head headquarters at Oakland Oakland- Cal George E. Collard secretary trea surer of thetho Utah Livestock Production Production Produc- tiontion Credit association announced that the organization has disbursed on 82 livestock loans of more moro than each thus far this year October loans totaled Total business sinco since organiza- tiontion of the association amounts to The Tho Utah Farm Production Credit association whichmakes crop and livestock loans of or less than each closed a total of ot loansloaM forlor as of oC November 1 according according according accord according to Edwin Winder Vinder secretary secretary- treasurer Theloans madesince January 1 totaled 6 and October October October Oc Oc- Oc- Oc toberbusiness was The Box Elder County Production Credit association chartered only four months ago has made 13 loans totaling reports report Joseph A. A Josephson of Tremonton secretary- secretary treasurer During the less Jess than two years In which production creditassociations have been operating in this region 89 4 loans amounting to 3 have been made QUAKE HITS RUSSIA U. S.

S. R. Nov 28 UP Rh-An Rh An An earthquake destroyed 60 mud huts of peasants peasant yesterday Inthe in in- the in- thethe villa village of 50 miles from A number of persons were injured but there was no death 1 list is t..