Springville Herald | 1952-10-16 | Page 7 | Speeding Charge Lead in City Offences in Sept

. It has to be paid sometime! Government debt, like private debt, must eventually be paid, And the only way to pay it is through taxes collected from our people. Speeding Charges Lead in City Offences in Sept. Nearly half of the offenders brought before Springville City Judge J. F. Wingate during the pa.st month were charged with speding acordlng to a report issued is-sued from the police office. .30 cases cited speding as the offense with the other 39 cases a mixture of other traffic and sprinkling violations. vio-lations. The report shows the following: Speeding 30; running a red light, 5; failure to heed stop sign, 3; failure fail-ure to control car, 3; failure to yield right of way, 1; unlawful parking, 1; unlawful sprinkling, 5; no drivers license, 6; drunken driving, 2; failure to yield to pedestrian, ped-estrian, 1; public intoxication, 1; drinking intoxicating liquor in public, pub-lic, 2; driving on city park, 1; reckless driving, 1; improper turn,