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Show FRIDAY, MAY THE BULLETIN 20, 1938 i OLD HOTEL RECALLS TIIE SUGARHOUSE BULLETIN . i , a WEEKLY PUBLICATION at 2044 South 11th East Sugar bauM, Utah Issued every Friday p. m. . Printed Register Carried Names of Ordinarily cases heard in magisGreat of World. trates' courts in New York are dull and drab. Street fights. Family battles. Drunks. Petty thieves. A procession usually of the broken and disheartened. Glimpses of currents that flow beneath the surface of urban life. Occasionally there is varto "The Bulletin Interest of events Phone copy for news Items and iation. Bits that bring smiles. For or Commercial Printing Company Hyland 884. instance, Scotty McKay. He was 850,000. up on a disorderly conduct charge. Workmen cleaning the old ball- A policeman had found him pedSubscription Pric e One year (52 weeks), in advance room discovered the floor on which dling rings on Eighth avenue near ' street. Scotty admitted danced virtually every famous man Forty-firLESLIE DAVIDSON ' and woman of the time. The ball- -' that his rings cost him EDITOR. only 13 cents R. LOUISE HOGGAN room for years had been used as a each and that he sold them for 50. ASSOCIATE EDITOR ..L storeroom. On tearing up the rough His method was simple. He mereR- - FLOYD YOUNG . ADVERTISING MANAGER pine covering, they discovered the. ly pretended to be drunk. Thus ' I ww r li discolored maple and German wal-- those approached thought that as he was under the weather, they could nut flooring. The Windsor, built in 1880 when take advantage of him. Despite (Continued from Page 1 gold and silver were magnets that Scotty's knowledge of psychology, the magistrate sent him to the drew thousands to the Rocky mounfor five days. tains, today stands among pawnshops, flophouses and cheap res, taurants. Then that case of Leo Marmor At the close of the Nineteenth cenover in Brooklyn. He ordered pastury it was considered the class sengers cm a B. M. T. elevated train hostelry between Kansas City and ' to stop their reading because he inBritain was always anxious to collect but powerful slow to pay, San Francisco. During that pe--; tended to stand first on the right riod of inflated prices, its rooms side of his face. Then on the left and cited as proof the four billion dollars the British government were rented at fabulous prices. side. As a finale to his act, he owed the United States. Provided the European countries which S. U. Grant Signed purposed Register. standing on his nose. For owe the U. S. so much money war loans paid up, times would he didnt want pennies. He reward, S. Presidents Grant, Ulysses 25 cents about be much better here, but they want to pay off at ' Grover Cleveland, William Howard wanted nickels and dimes. They on the dollar. Taft and Theodore Roosevelt all werent to be thrown on the car floor signed the Windsor's register. Os- -' as he wouldnt pick them up. He car Wilde, Rudyard Kipling, Mark gave his performance as advertised. VOTE AT THE PRIMARIES Robert W. Service, Robert But he received no silver. Among It is only a short time until the voters will be called upon to Twain, Louis Stevenson and Eugene Field the spectators was a B. M. T. speelecfor choose those who are to appear on the November ballots were numbered among its guests. cial officer. In court it was shown tion to various offices which will determine the fate of Utah for was of the lusty love that Marmor had been arrested a the It It is not too soon to begin thinking about story of thesetting the next two years. Vermont stonecutter, number of times by B. M. T. officers, the fitness of various candidates. We want men to fill the offices H. A. W. Tabor, and his wife, the so summer will be over before hes Dont beautiful actress, Baby Doe Me-- j a free man again. who have the welfare of the entire state br city at heart. wait for the political bosses to tell you who to support but use Court of Kalamazoo, Mich. Felony court is next on the list. Tabor, after he struck it rich, your own brains and knowledge of the fitness of various candiWith a detective as a chaperon, the established company holding dates for the positions to which they aspire. accused of being a which controlled the famous hostel--: Maurice Ross, in specialist sewing mastealing ry. It was there that he spent his chines, was WHO IS TO RULE? for the magiswaiting his divorced he after d has honeymoon R. B. are That the hearings before the . first wife and married Baby Doe." trate. Loud cries arose. Investigation showed that a big striped where the labor union Labor Unionism been fully proven. Tabor also pioneered modern cat been caught behind a gratB. N. L. R. takes plumbing by importing one of the ing had confines itself to union principles but where the in a small window overlooking first bathtubs brought to the Rocky the detention upon itself the authority to say that court orders are to be disrepen. With Ross apmountain area for use in his suite parently a deeply d of a behest be outlawed interested spectaat the lawyer just in the Windsor. garded, to The line of cham-- i tor, officers went to work to liberate out of school, then it seems as though the very principles upon bermaids, au-- j hotel and bellhops the feline. Their attraction which this American nation ws built are being thrown in the disthorities carrying heated water thustrapped Ross opened foe door engaged, alcard and a rule established that a corporation, although it has from the kitchen to that most won- and out into court. His stepped ways treated .its employees fairly, is to be subjected to tieatment derful of devices was an guardian missed him as he reached ritual, old timers recall. an exit. Because of the crowd he which even the old Spanish Inquisition would have deemed unfair. Tammen as Bartender'. couldnt use his revolver. So Ross In its investigations the board has held that witnesses Behind the Windsor's mahogany got away. So did the cat. for the accused cannot be supoenaed or heard, although credence bar, then studded with 3,000 silver to testimony given by aliens is accepted. John L. Lewis is travelWere there no restrictions, night dollars, Harry Tammen advertised ing a road that will eventually lead to the public voters of his himself as the worlds best bar-- I court would be crowded at every country taking the matter in hand and putting hint where he be- tender before he joined with Fred session. There are those who look G. Bonfils to found the Denver Post. on night court as a show of thrilllongs on the dunghill. Tammen had occasion to serve ing interest. On occasions, I have members of the Colorado legislature to cover night court cases. OtherI LISTEN AND LOOK STOP, when they met in a nearby room wise I would never go there. It is a (By V. II. Stone) before the Colorado state capital show. A show of human misery. It should interest the taxpayers to have some definite example was built. Broken lives. The dark side of the Low their tax money is being spent. The Windsor was built by an Eng-- i great city. Most of foe cases are a' Western people will get the significance of the following a lish land company and its lines were regarded as petty. But to many of by the British royal fam- those involved they are tragedy. ropy of a letter received by the late Senator Carey, of Wyoming, suggested Windsor castle from And in spite of years of newspaper historic ily's from his ranch foreman, which tells its own story: work. Im inclined to take foe view its name, which received it Well, the Dole Army was here yesterday after one (1) T. B. Furniture similar in design to of those involved. So I stay away cow one veterinarian, pne man to pilot him, three helpers to get that of the English castle was im-- j 'from night court as much as posd the cow, one truck that would carry nine cows, and two ported at a cost said to be 81.000,- -, sible. 000. Rooms were heated by flre-- : cars, t.) carrv the helpers. Just one incident to show why I places, constructed of Colorado cow! I loaded AND the BILL WILD THFV feel as they do: A tall, erect, dighad what at time the each granite THIS IS SOME PLANNED ECONOMY. was a daring experiment, a coal nified old man. A small shriveled, Basin Republican-Rustleweeping old woman. He had come grate. From the niche-lik- e balcony at home drunk and had beaten her. the corner of the hotels presidential He admitted the charge. He was be created the "largest duck pond in suite occupied by the wealthy Mr. sorry. Sincerely sorry. As he voiced and Mrs. Tabor when there were no his regrets, he tried to put his arm ' the world. Presidents in town Theodore around his wife. She pushed him Three caaea of malaria were reLaboring taxpayers are told by Roosevelt made one of his fire and away. The magistrate suspended ported to the Utah State Board of "liberal politicians that Fore Peck brimstone speeches. sentence on the old mans promise Health during the week ending May dam Is justified In the name of hum- ' Bleachers setcampaign up in the streets in to leave drink alone. But foe couple did not leave court together. The 13, according to the weekly comThey paint a glowing pic- front of the hotel sold for $20 a seat, wife walked anity. municable disease report released to- ture, hut here Is what the United records show. swiftly ahead. And as she hurried down the aisle, with in the DiM. William Dr. refurbishing Paperhangers, McKay, day by States army engineer crop has to room eyes on her, she muttered, the temperamental Oscar rector of the Division of Communlc- - say of Fort Peck. Wilde was supposed to have occu- - "Married forty years . . . Forty able Disease Control. The, disease and I have to In regards to electric power, Majpied during his 12 weeks stay in years together was reported from a Box Elder or General Markham chief of Denver, found many layers of pastel bring him into court. thq encolored wallpaper, one on top of the County C. C. C. Camp at which ap- gineers, recommending that the powLets be a bit more cheerful. Makproximately 100 new recruits have er plants be not Installed for the i other. This substantiated the legend ; that Wilde insisted on ing change, opening and shutting his changing In a State from arrived recently practical reason that there is no mar- wallpaper almost weekly to meet doors, helping old ladies with their which malaria is prevalent. ket for the power. The dam Is locat- his varying moods. parcels,- answering dumb questions Since malaria la spread by a cer- ed In a and driving a bus about foe size of sparsely settled region, hava house doesnt leave the man at the tain species of mosquito which can ing an average population of only Use of Hoodlum First wheel with much chance for a sense be- found In Utah, great care is be- 2.7 persons per square mile. Stock humor. But proof came when an Found in San Francisco of ing taken to prevent further spread raising and dry farming are the prinold lady asked the driver of a Madi' of the disease, according to Dr. Mc- cipal San Francisco. Local philologists son avenue bus if he stopped at occupations. The report likewise Is He out believe San Francisco has enriched the Waldorf. there that pointed Kay. dam will out be of the that pointed No, lady, he replied. little danger of the disease being no material benefit as far as flood ' the English language with the addi-- 1 I have tion of the word hoodlum. a little flat up in the Bronx. spread as long as patients are kept control la concerned. And, finally, in ' It was used Bell Syndicate. WNU Service. by the police in con-- ) rooms. In regard to Improved navigation: The nection with a gang of bullies head-- ; The report also featured one case Missouri river never can and never ed by Billy Hood. Police identified Horse n Buggy Drivers of tularemia and two cases of Rocky will be a ; them because hoodlums as of of traffic. great orginator to Blame for Accidents leader's name. Mountain spotted fevei. There are no mines, no factories, no ; their Too many horse and 1860s. The in This the was late Chicago. The total number of communicable other great sources of originating gang was described as wearing buggy drivers are risking lives in a disease cases reported for the week traffic on the river . . many years, "spring bottom trousers, a type modem speed age, according to J. was 579. with Increases in messier, perhaps decades, must elapse before narrowing just above the ankles and S. Baker, traffic safety consultant thickenpox, mumps, scarlet fgver any considerable traffic will be de- wide at the bottom, after early Span-- ' of the National Safety council. n In the days of veish styles. Coats were double-breas- tand typhoid. velop, If It ever docs." hicles, Baker said, if the driver ed and the men wore A decrease of 17 In the number Stripped of verbal persiflage, Fort went to sleep, or had been drinkblack hats. of whooping couijh, r.s compared Peck dam becomes Hood was killed by some ruffian, ing, he could depend on the horse nothing but a with last weeks report, and a slight monument to to stay on the road. Nowadays, the political vanity, a monaccording to philologists. decrecro In German measles were re- ument that will make the is 100 per' cent responsible. driver taxpayer The model driver, Baker said, ported. sweat and whose chief claim to fame is polite and relaxes in situations Cake, Intact 17 Years, Emery, Kano and Flute Counties is that It is bigger than Cheops which upset others. He is consistent, no More Be diseases for the week. reported Kept Eight May minds his business, and anticipates pyramid. New London, Conn. Mr. and Mrs. difficulties with quick action. Public Service Magazine. Bernard Packer are believers in the COMPETING WITH CHEOTS adage that you can't eat your cake Tort Ft ck dam on the Missouri rivand have it. To prove it they displayed a wed- er In Montana, is generally conceded Named cake 17 years old. After their to be the largest construction project ' ding marriage in this city November 14, ever undertaken by man larger even 1020, they moved to Waterbury for a than the great pyramid of the EgyptJed Ashton as chairman year. They took the cake with Naming ian pharaoh Cheops. The 8200,000,000 and they returned, they selecting Dr. T. E. Robinson and them. When of public funds to be spent on It will Dr. and placed it in a back it brought L. L. Richards committeemen, where it remained bureau drawer, In result avast pile of dirt, members of the Sugar House Rotary ultimately for 10 years. as as 242 over 'high feet the ranging club started plana Thursday for the Tlscic it will slay until their twen-- ' river bed and extending across sever- club's new officers In anniversary. If it is then in July. early al miles of Montana prairie land. BeThe club year la arranged from a good stale of preservation, it will hind thia monumental uphcavel will be kept longer. July 1 to June 31. South 11th East Advertising Rates on Application O. C. CONNIFF, Publisher Business Office and Plant at CHOICE CUT FLOWERS Potted Plants Corsages oF NewYorlc byCLV?rWENSOr Lights DENVERS. BIG BOOM 2044 Denver. History has been sanded off the original maple and walnut ballroom floor of the famous Windsor hotel here, more than half a century since it was laid. Records held by the Colorado Historical society reveal that the floor originally cost BEDDING PLANTS For SPRING PLANTING KINGS FLORAL FORGET-ME-NO- T . "FLOWERS THAT SATISFY" 2157 Hyland 8199 Highland Drive 0 I- - COMMENTS work-hou- WASHING MACHINES REPAIRED We Repair Tricycles Bicycles Irons Washers Vacuum Cleaners VISION st Is an art obtainable only through real Optometry se Lawn Mowers Sharpened and Repaired IDEAL REPAIR SHOP CALL ON 1986So. 11th E. im. Dr. W. H. Landmesser Member OPTOMETRIST of Clinic Foundation Color. . Service. 1090 East 21st South i SUGARHOUSE ! N.--L- "We Make the World Brighter" '.M, School of the Dance Creative and Stage Work Specialized. EXPERT i "DANCE TO BE HEALTHY" Shoe Repairing i one-side- 1201 ; awe-inspiri- East 21st Sooth Hyland 5168-- St Quick Courteous Service W j ! 1074 E. 21st So. Hy. 8739 JEAN RENEE' is-O- half-bake- . THE PAINT POT - i i . Courtesy. i. 1 Hy. 2111 HERD REINDEER IN STRANGEST ROUNDUP PROGRESS SHOE REBUILDERS 1059 East 21st So. Ily. 8775 Northwest Canada Scene of Big Undertaking. so-call- ed I j ' ' ; i four-seate- : r. : Week's Health Report ! ! I i ! . ! curious ... j ! - ! - - Ottawa, Ont. The worlds strangest roundup is to be staged shortly on foe Mackenzie delta in Canadas northwest territory. Almost within the Arctic circle. Andy Bahr, American herder, and four Laplanders will undertake foe task of rounding up a herd of reindeer driven there across the bleak, snowy wastes of foe top of the world from Alaska four years ago. The object of the roundup will be to ascertain how the herd is faring. The herd, originally 2,000 head, was purchased by the Canadian government in Alaska, and Bahr was engaged to drive it to the Mackenzie delta to provide a permanent food supply for the Eskimos living in the Richard's island area. A count last summer revealed the herd had increased from 2,000 head to 3,000 head in sixteen months, and it is believed it has since grown to approximately 5,000. The herd since its arrival on the delta, has been carefally guarded and nursed by four Lapps who accompanied Bahr on the epic trek. They are also instructing foe Eskimos in how to care for the reindeer and how best to exploit their full capacities as "beasts of burden and food. The Lapp cowboys are assisted by shepherd dogs which are as assiduous in their watch over the herd as they are with sheep. Close vigilance is necessary because of the danger of possible stampeding when the deer are tormented by the insects and wild life that inhabit the bleak wastes. Prowling wolves who attack by night during the winter months, sometimes killing fifty reindeer in one raid, are the most serious problem confronting the herdsmen. The coming roundup will establish whether the experiment, carried out at great cost, has been a success. well-screen- ed horse-draw- broad-brimme- ; : , Committee For Club Inauguration , ly-fif- lh i d Divining Rod Fails in Test at State College State College, Pa. If you want to know where to dig a water well, throw away your willow divining rod and just take a guess. You'll have better luck that way, tests conducted by Pennsylvania State college psychologists reveal. After experiments with a Pennsylvanian who claimed the power to locate water with the legendary willow wand, two instructors found that the diviner's average was even lower than foe results obtained by sheer guess. The willow-wan- d wielder was asked to wave his stick over two specially prepared boxes. With the diviner out of the room, the professors secreted water bottles first under one of the boxes, then under both boxes and finally left the water out altogether. The score card revealed that foe had failed. WELDING? "Just Bring In the Pieces Granite Welding & Wire Works : S 2021 South 11th East ! Hyland 458 ! I.-- ' 10-- F. W. KIEPE THE TAILOR Suits made to order and remodeled for Ladies and Gentlemen jj I Cleaning Pressing 1060 East 21st South GLASS TOPS SEAT COVERS and UPHOLSTERING WELLINGTON AUTO TOP CO. 141 Motor Ave. Wat. 7448 SHOE REPAIRING Heels Half Boles Beehive Shoe Shop John Sanigcr, Prop. East 17th Sooth 965 Gray Miu tache Turning Brown Amazes Man, 72 Teaneck, N. J. Oscar Harry Des-mara- is, retired linotype operator, prepared to celebrate his seventy-secon- d birthday with a rejuvenated mustache. Once snow white, the mustache has changed to a light brown. Although Desmarais, who was bom in foe town of Dirty Butter Creek, Australia, says the change has been entirely natural, he has been the butt of innumerable jokes by his friends. Dr. N. A. Harris, the family physician, even suggested Desmarais had been visiting beauty parlors. Maybe it changed for autumn, like the leaves," Desmarais said. He said his mustache had turned gray and then wh,ite before his hair, which is still only tinged with gray. His wife, Elizabeth, noted the first Used Cave for Glass Work signs of a change several weeks Thc first glass maker in Scotland ago and suggested a bath for the He mustache. Desmarais gave it a was George Hay a peculiarly thorough shampoo, but the roots took advantage of formed cave at Wcmyss, on foe Fife were still brown. Since then the entire mustache has darkened. coast, and set up his furnace twig-tipp- er (1566-1625- ). |