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Show THE SALT LAKE TKIBtlNE, SUNDAY MORNING,- - MAYL2 192L 10 Lardner Puts Hotel Business Into a Nutshell Sets Forth Qualifications for Various Jobs 4 To the Density figures for Winter of 1921 Shown to Be Far Below Those of' 1920. (Jompamons made by the United States bureau of mines show that there was 46,5 per cent less smoke from va nous sources during the winter of 1921 than 1919 and 1920, according to H. W, Olark, chief deputy smoke inspector for Salt Lake. Statistics which have been prepared to data are part of a study of the remits of smoke abatement activity be ing made by the bureau. The investigation is virtually completed at the pres tnt tune. Although the smoke density figures were lower during last winter, the amount of coal burned fell below thaw ronstimed the previous season by tons. The percentages of "fedurtion for vaflout buildings are as follows: Apart ment houses, 30 per cent! business houses, 34.5 per cent; cleaning and dye ing plants, 40.8 per cent; dairies and rreamerles, 42.8 per cent; hotels, 4.1.3 per cent; hospitals, 45.1 per cent; industrial furnaces, 27.8 per cent; trial boiler plants, 50.2 per cent; Iaun- dries,' 44.8 "per cent; office buildings sad central heating plants, 65.5 per cent; public buildings, clubs, etc., 49 per cent; schools, 53 per cent; railroad locomotives, 29.5 per cent, and rest donees, 16 per cent. Since the employment of Inspectors by the railroads at the various yards a till further reduction in the amount of moke has been accomplished, accord ing to Mr. Clark. 87,-90- . American Fork Houses Raided by Officers , Ipccltl ts Tbf Tribune. 1 AMERICAN FORK, May 21 Sheriff Boyd and Deputy Sheriffs Burke, Bosh-ard and Roper made three raids in this Uty during the week for ilfkit liquor Charles Chamberlin's home was raided and one barrel of hard cider was found which wgs confiscated and Mr Chamberlin was placed undor arrest and taken lo Provo, where he was fined 1 50 and sentenced four heurstnthe county jail. The homo of William Moyle also was raided and a gallon of "white mule,'' a lot of bottles and part of a still were found. The sheriff seized a Jug of liquor and had placed it on a chair. When the sheriffs back was turned Mrs. Moyle, It is said, grabbed the Jug, ran out of tho house and threw it into a ditch. In the bops of breaking It, but It failed to break, and the sheriff recovered B and took It to Provo, where it is held, as evidence. rvo editor 4 4 4 4 4 4 INWOODEV: 40 New Arrivals in Distinctive " I notice In the magazines lately where theya correspondents a hools advertising to learn you the hotel business so as you can get a high salary position working a nation in a hdtel which it says they wide demand for same and they will not only learn you by mail but see that you get a position, and It don t say what po siitlon but J suppose the onee that Pays the high aalarys Is manager, clerk, valet, chamber maid, house detective, and t . W ell. friend, I guess anybody that has to monkey around a hotel would rather do it aa a employ than a guest, but In the case they a any of my friends and i eaders that feels like they got a vo for chamber maid or something why let me advise tpem that most hotel employs is born and not msde, and1 I can tell them in a few wds. all as they need to know if they got the looks and talent to begin with, and if they ain t they would he wasteiug their money on a corthis respondents coarse and I may say athotel Junction that 1 made a,study of the business vuieiraveillng around with the lane ball boys as I figured the time might tome when my brains would give away, under the strains of a baseball writer and I might maybe half to Indulge in some other iipe of sabotage. will start out with the Well friends manager Job, as that is the most excusing and takes the most practice. A partv that wants to be manager of a hotel should ought to be tin praotkelng for it no when they are a child and they better practice than the old fashion game of hide and seek and as soon as a person gets so good In this game that they can t never find him, whv he Is eligible for a hotel manager and they tell me that the owner of some big N Y hotels Is anxious for the party that killed Elwell and tried to blow up Wall ht to give themselfs up. as he figures If they can keep under cover (hla long they would be ideal managers for a hotel. Most hotel rooms now days has a sign In them that says if the guests has got sny complaints to make to make them to the manager These signs is a smart piece of business because for Inst, suppose Its the guest's last day And he gels ore at something and wants to complain to the manager, why U'the manager is a 1st class manager, the guest will half to keep the rm. maybe 3 or 4 yrs. before he can find him to complain to. In order to be a clerk in a hotel you have got to have hair that will hold oil and pretend like vou are rteef jam 14 wltted W hen a party comes up to the desk to register the clerk is suppose to anybody play that he dont Know they there This game lasts from 20 to 40 minutes and the blear is to keep the partv on his drooping archs long enough so as lie will pay any price for a rm. with a chair. It Is slso pessary for a clerk to memorize a few lines to sav when the sucker finely get vour attention Sup pose the guest has wrote down his name which is il. M Fields. Yoy look at it and say: "Well Mjc. Foley what can I do for yon 'then the guest gave lie wants a rm. with a bath something around 34 00. Then vou say- I haven't no rms, with bath at that price You advertise them, says the guest So you say. "Well, they are all took but I can put Vou in one if you don t mind doubieing up with a lepper Then the guest asks you what price rm. you have got and you sayr I can give vou a nice rm. at 112 00 but tbeys no bath in it but we will s A Reed add Fibre FURNITURE FOR PORCH OR SUN ROOM , find The kind that links one np to the so substantial as 'to withstand the hardest service. Plain or upholstered effects, in cretonne, revealing exquisite coloring schemes, out-of-doo- ' Genuine .Rockers AND Porch Oak Dark $4.05 Chairs Ar $3.35 Finish....,, Jaspay Fibre Rugs Treated in oil, with attractive sten-pcborders. Positively weather " fj proof. Size 3x6 at ; s $18.00 at Size ..... .$3.60 :r.n .$12.15 . at Size 6x9 at Size 9x12 il ..,..$21.60 Coco Fibre Porch " A brand new shipment, some extraordinary new Japanese Grass Rugs With Fancy Border So by this time the guest ts exhausted and says'll will take the ytUOO rm and you say, Front, though that lu no description of the rm and a bell hop comes up and you give him the 1st. Key you lay your hands on and then you don t have nothing more to do tid the guest comes bHrtr trr thtrUsak Kind of sore and savs the rm. has only got one bed and they s 2 Elks asleep in it. Then you tell him you thought he was an jIdt. too and you give Jiimauother key and keep this up till you happen to light on a rm that is pretty near vacant That is about all a clerk's dutvs except to keep their hair greased and tell everybody they a no mail A head waiter gets his name from the Greek words head and wait meaning that the body grows up but the head watts and the qualifications is ability to keep the shirt 'bosom from popping Out at a guest and a mastery of the Freneh words for daintvs like cure du mange and he is suppose to make the guests feel at home Size 8x10 -- at 9x12 Rugs $10.80 effects. Size 4x7 Size 6x9 at . Size 8x10 at i revealing coloring .$11.25 ,$20.25 .$31.50 4 Comfy Canvas Swings FOR PORCH OR LAWN In gray chains.. i, . .... with strong' Canopy Top to Strong Steel above Match the above Frames for Swing Jawing $15.05 X Wood Swings for Porch or Lawn With Chains $9.45 $6.75 $6.75 OTHER SWINGS Better Dr Sores With or without canopy tops or pillows. A wide, assortment of the newest designs, invitingly priced up to $88.00 r A "More Home to the House' oA Picture is a Memory that Time Cannot Erase A tt house detectives jsset It big feet. around a hotel is the manager of the me day laundry as he has got to lay his plans so that the guests wont never find out whhh day it s a laundry - These is some of the principle hotel Jobs and what you got to look like and i know to hold- - onto them and you don t need tt waste no money on no corre-- I spmlents coarse to learn them, but what ts really., needed in this country is some 1 , Kind . uf animal where- - a- - parson--ca- n iearn to be a inveterate hotel guest and not come down with rabbles. With an Alaska Refrigerator Neck, May 26, (Copyright, ...... To Remove all Doubt as to Tilm Developing and Printing Results Take Your Films to An Owl Drug Store i They expert attention at all stages oF the work by men who know how to bring out all there is in a negative. You will be.more than will receive satisfied with the results obtained. J Incidentally the prints will be ready when promised 1 9T, tv- -! he Bell Syndicate, Inc ) Inches Long. All Are 7 Feet, In Gray, Brown or Olive Colorings. Are Elected North by Sanpete High Officers 4 feet wide at 6 feet wide at B feet wide At 10 feet wide at Spccltl to The Tribune. MOUNT I 'I. EAR A NT. May 21.A spirrs ited ail-da- y election of student body for the North Sanpete high school was held Friday. The successful aspirants are President, Ac el Miner, vice president, Heese bandtrsen, secretary and treasurer. Miss lone Carter. -- athletic manager. Oliver Bardell feevly mahager of dim iplme, of amusement. Miss I,arert, manager Emma Clemen sen, Judge of courts, Bernard Lassen, prosecuting attorney. Miss Mamie Tebbs, clerk of court. Miss Lenore the school Jtneen, editor of paper. Miss Helen Hansen, assistant editor. Miss Ruth Carter, business manager, Miss Amber Hanford, subscription manager Miss Cecil Tebbs, yeilmaater, Albert Mailsen. Body of Grant Romney V" Arrives in U, 5. Today A telegram from the graves registration service, at lloboken, N, J., announces that the body of Sergeant Grant Ttomnev, who JieU in France, is expected to arrive in the United Slates todav. The body wilt be sent to the residents of his father,- Heber J. Rom-nev- , 122 U street. Mr. Romney is survived by widow, Elia May tester, and a posthumous daughter that is now 2 years of age. . .. .$8.10 ... . $10.80 $14.40 -. ,- AER0LGX The only Porch Shade equipattachment. WHIP" NO with ppd ' " j J ESTABLISHED 1857 DINWOODEYS FURNITURE " H fill "GOOD An assistant thisf and He was fined new members he visited bootlegger next 325 with the alternative of fifteen days captain will be chosen when the In Jail meeting of the fire department Is held. FINED ON LIQUOR CHARGE. - , CREAMERY BRANCH TO OPEN. Special to 1b. Tribune, AMERICAN FORK, Mav 21 Assurance has been given the people" here by Presi- The Savings In Ice and Food Are Economies. That pay back the cost of the Alaska times without number, year after year. Many Alaskas have been In constant service for 25 years Unless your refrigerator is of the highest class, you pay continuously for Ice, food and In health a cost totaling many times your original outlay. Come in we shall be glad to show you tne many different styles and sixes and demonstrate their many superior advantages. $4.50 Special to The Tribune. trial AMERICAN FORK, May l of A I La Grange, who Was arrested here last week on the charge uf having liquor ;n his possession, whin a barrelIn of a hard cider wee found on Itls place raid, was held here yesterday before City Mr a found M Bride. The Judge Judge Grange guilty of having Intoxicating liquor In his posseesh n as the cider was found to contain 8 per cent alcohol. A fine of 3t.iu or filty clays In Jail was imposed Mr la Grange pleaded that he hrl no money and the city officials are allowing him lo work with his team .to pay off the dent Jensen of the Mutual Creamery company that the new plant which was erected here last summer will be opened and in running order within the next two or three months, and that by fall the i fk-n-t will ho running at full capacity fine. and be able to take tare of all of the CHIEF. In AS FIRE milk produced NAMED the north end of this county. , Specie! to The Tribune, i AMERICAN FORK'. Mav 21 At a RIVETER DRAWS FINE. Irvmeeting of the city counsel this wreck, James Goodman, a riveter. Injured hla ing I Pratt was appointed chief of the caused a fill to a few flr the with vacancy hammer ago day department finger He offered this a an excuse for being by the resignation of Frank Werner, who Intoxicated when be appeared before City ha moved to Provo. Thomas Barra tl. He Clarence Grant, Rollo Miller, Mr. Higgs. Judge Fred W. Crockett yesterday R. E. Baxter, Allan Ppirson, Glenn Sykes salci that he was unable to find a physician and in order to alleviate the pain and Howard Greene were appointed as -- V WOMAN'S CLUB ELECTS. Special to The Tribune. GARFIELD, May 21 Mrs. A1 Thomas was elected president of the Woman's club afternoon at the regular mooting Friday and ' annual election of officers. Kirs, Clifford Ashby was elected vice president; Mrs. C. w. Evers, corresponding secretary ; Mrs. C. B. Nelson, recording secretary; Mra C. C. Woodward, treasurer; Mrs J, Edward Maxfleld and Mrs. Thomas, auditors. to The Tribune. - ' MT PLEASANT, May St born this morning to Mr. and Mra Ralph Davis and a daughter to Mr. and Mra Arthur Directed playground activities are being carried on at Liberty and Pioneer parks Saturdays, Sundays and after school hours. Miss Charlotte Stewart, city pecreatlonai supervisor, said yesterday. Swimming pools, ball fields and apparatus are being put In condition In preparation for the summer play " " CHILD. IS BURIED. Itpcclst to The Tribune. ' MALAD. May 21. Funeral services Were A son was he d In Woodruff today for Nona Eliza- BIRTHS ARE REPORTED. Specie! City Directs Playground Activities at Two Parka RASmuagen. ART WORK ON DISPLAY. ' Special to The Tribune. MALAD, Idaho, May 21. The domestic beth Ashton, the month-old of Mr and Mrs William Ashton daughter of Woodruff, who died Thursday from bronchitis. Interment wag in the Portage cemetery -- EMBLEM IS CHO; Special to The Tribune. art department of the high school has an MALAD, Mg ho. May 2!. The exhibit of Its work In the windows of the mother of Oneldaeounty, on motionwar of J C. Penney store, under the direction of Morgan, an honorary number, Mls Jennie Taylor, teacher oF the art adopted TV the yell ow poppv floraf as the clttsa . emblem of the organization. , ( ' T |