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Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY" MORNING, APRIL 8, 1923. COO OOOOft ' Our Annual Conferencs Corset Sale will be continued Monday bocaitoo tho Inelomont .woothor mad K Impossible for many to attand tb first day, of tho aaloi W alker : for the H I4 W caters to tfie tastes and reqmreSmenlS of women who need larger sizes yet who demand smart modishness in then:' , apparel. , There li be no more nickels slipping down the thirsty throats of slot machines in Carbon county, bo it Los Angeles Would Join - Southern Pacific and - Central Pacific Roads. Expert have studied the stouter figure, iave ex perimeiited and kave designed lines and fashion; to m&ke the most of. its good points and to disgnine, less happy ones-an(Hie marvels at the effects they have achieved when one sees the handsome garments we are now showing on women who wear these sizes. Sizes to -- The photograph herewith known. tho.ws them a they were. Now they're junk.-Du- e to the untiring efforts of Sheriff Bay Deming of Price, s score or more of raids were made in saloons snd pool halls in Helper and L08 ANGELES. April T. Southern other town along the line. LikeCalifornia, and Loo Angeles particu- wise a score or more of slot machines larly, la In favor of the consolidation were captured. of railroads aa tentatively proposed Ladt- - week they were taken out by the Interstate commerce eommia-aio- behind the courthouse and an ax apFred P. Gregson. traffic adviser of tho Los Angeles Chamber of plied. were Most of. the machine Commerce, testified today at the hearerooked, ' Sheriff Deming avers. ing held here bj tho commission. nickm Gregson pointed out that, while south- They advertised big prizes els and trade slugs, but the-- little ern California was mostly concerned notches which allow the tumblers to with the retention of the Central fail into the positions for the big by the Southern Pacific, yet mon?y had been filed away. Conthe consolidation with the latter Com- sequently the return, to the owners pany of the Rock Island system and of the automatic gambling ganfbs the El Pason A Southwestern would be were enormous in percentage if not of great benefit. in dollars. Other southern California counties alwaysdoubt if anyone will try to tun also told the commissioners they ap- theseI machines the here any more, proved the proposed plan of consoli- sheriff said. It was because of dation. Among these was Imperial county, represented by L M Hutch- theje and allied law violations that inson of Calexico, who declared that various towns along our lino have the consolidation 'of railroad would begotten- - to themselves bad names. avoid, government ownership. Carl I Wheat, attorney for the Cal- Gambling several times baa resulted and in several cases ifornia railroad commission, presented in' quarrel several recommendations which the these quarrels have resulted in bloodcommission was asked to take Into shed. Were going to stop it. I consideration In preparing anv final think stopped the slot maplan for the consolidation of railroad. chines. , . Opposition to the proposed con no 11, . Sheriff dation was voiced by F. M. Jenifer Deming waa in Salt Lake of Foe Angeles, traffic manager of the the latter part of the week, lande Tonopab & Tidewater railroad. in tho state peniten-- . prisoner, A Goidfeid railroad and Death ing . , trnry. Valley railroad. He asked that if there should be any consolidation of the roads that it be with the Gants Parole Fe rather than with the Union Pacific. of Board Pardons The principal opposition to the consolidation came from Arisons, a R- - H. Slddoway, formerly state fish large delegation being present to pro- and gam eosnsnlsetoneg, who recenttest the tentative plan. Charles K. Elaine of Phoenit testified that an Indeterminate sentence ly began is now being served by three after being convicted on a charge of Sou railroad thern large Pacific, Santa Fe and El Paso A Southwes- misuse of public funds, has applied tern and that the mining and cattle to the state board of pardon for parole. His petition Is supported by Industries in the southern part of the one from resident of Santa Ana, Cal, state would be deprived of this com- to which the former stole offipetition and Its resultant benefit In cial movedcityfollowing the laying of rates and service by the proposed con- charge against him here. Others solidation. As a substitute plan for a hose for action by the the tentative one made by the com- board ofpetitiens pardons will come up at the mission, consolidating the El Paso A meeting April 21 are: Southwestern and the Rock Island pardon Vermont Evan, Gerwith the Southern Pacific, Mr. Elaine aldForDuka George M. Lewis. suggested the roereer of the El Peso For termination Frank Mercer, W. A .Southwestern, Texas Pacific and Archibald Sharp, Harry Taylor, Rock Island, a Joe Barela, T. Winters, Others from Arizona who protested Cook. John S&iamananoa, Daywe.lt, Harry th consolidation were W. P Geary of Jamee Virgil Dalton, Mr. Phoenix, special representative of the Charie Goodwin, F. Martin. Frank Rodger state attorney general; J. F. Douglas Ralph Rom, Frank Roves, Tony La corD. F. Johnson, state ef Douglas, F. Je Charie so, Martin, line poration commissioner; D. R. Johnson, Aquirre, John J. Simpson, Agustin - K. F A. Jones and- Roland Johnston of Hortsell, Henry Jackson, R. E. SStarr, Phoenix. . E. McDonald. Charles Welle, Georgs toThe hearing here was concluded Frank Cand&touba, William A. day. Another hearing will be held at Homer Harry Leary, Salt 'lake City on Wednesday. The Jose Sanceda, Pearson, Joe Martin commissioners also will hold hearings For Waltr parole Fort Worth, Kan., and St. Louis Chase, George W. Brown,ndLewis 1C at before returning to Washington. Maxine Wliiuuus, Liiuid Snider. , j Every new style feature, line, fabric of ppring, 1923, v v has been adapted in some way, n, Goats, Capes, Suits, Dresses 5, Fa-clf- Wraps New Spring Suits grow Increasingly- - popular as the spring days come on apace. For Monday snd the week we feature an extensive showing. . 3S2L..$25. $3950 $7950 dto Millinery Arl-so- is not bom of chance n6r is it selected without experience and skill. ' In Paris certain designers confine themselves exclusively to the making of one particular type of hat for instance, a ribboibtrim hat, like one illustrated. -l and concentration cannot fail to duce. New-bol- U. S. January imports Increase $ 102,000,000 Hicks Is Honored by National Association . year-192- Postal Receipt Gains Shown in Three Cities securities commission, ha been made a member of the ex ecuti recommit-te- e of the National Association of .Securities jCommiaeuinv acting-wit- h Thomas B. Conner, Georgia; Mattricf L. Mendenhall, Indiana; 6. Louis Ostrem, Iowa;' John E. Isaacs, Ken1L N. Duff, Michigan, and tucky; E. W. Stark, Minnesota. The appointment comet from G. 8. Canright, president of the atoocia-tion- . The letter from Mr. Canright also state that G. T. Trouvelle, who ha resigned from the Nebraska commission, expects to resign aa secretary of thO national association, and Mr. Cannght asks Mr. Hieka if ha will accept the national should the appointment secretaryship be made by the officer of the association. Le Grand Ward to Hear Scenic Lecture The first of a series of program given Monday evening at Le will b I ture by Randall Unions, who win speak about - Bryces canyon. Cedar Zion National perk and the Breaks, Grand Canyon of tho Colorado from the .Utah, side. Q. M. C. ordnance A and,' Putting one ever oa tb other tefknv la as eipi inakei ,, frequently beard end often attempted. Soma merchant that there to a tomorrow. Thg , thick tomorrow will never came. merchant hanga Juet o much ropa, and (he hlmaelf. It happens with the unscrupulous merchant wbo advartleea untruthful atatornento, tuch as $7i suite for $39, $13.90 hats for $4.75, regular $US dreaaes for $19.40, and the like. Walker stare prlaeiplaa ar not now, but thay ar the foundation of a aound. honaat, progressiva business and errioe to the public. We hare eliminated the me of compamtlv prices to more surely maintain uUh a policy- - arid Walker's selection is unequaled for price , lection and quality. t inch, meana one real of the Ningham. which heat grades; all spring oolorm, also I C3 dark shades, black . included. Yard..,, . SILK Genuine; manuALLTVME factured by the Banner Bilk Knitting 34 Mills. laches; twenty sport shades to select from; also navy, brown and black.,... wftiftw ( SPORT -- 4eeee( Dun-for- d, Laces The Aristocrat goal officer , Fort Dougla, ha been granted e leave of absence bv tie post commander for two month effective April 10. At Big Savings se- SATIN SEA. WAVE CREPE SPECIAL A popular fabric for spring, A combination of artificial silk and wool A hew Mm in silk; has the appearance of e sport satin, sea- - 9 AS wavy surface; Sf Inches wld1 Remnant Length st Special Prices , Including some very pieces to Venice, some wonderful panel tooes, some embroideries. Pieces to make lovely vests, for bed spread, art work of all kind e beautiful $2.C3 $3X3 S3. S3 For rr ' New Stylo Pressei, $6.93, $3.93, Thl Theuaand . Selling Fins Lot sf $1U8,-$13.9- r - A Mackay ' with Louis heel, made e of very, satin. A hand-don- e spiderweb design in side hand-tur- n, high-grad- cut-on- t. - The Price, $12.50 ?.rr.'.1 icsi.iijc Monday Fur ef The g. Saving Price $9.98, $16.93 $2.98, $3.98, $$.93 Girls t Eats to 14 Year $1.93, $2.93 Agee J- - la'-- ft Down Stairs Store New Spring Coats, Sport and street model that flect the very newest Ideas. wonderful tot sf shape mtaoas and women. A vast ray of solera. Value ar most appealing. pectlly (elected (hewtas , OjHE our New E&ts .$1.93, 3 represents the very ectreme to You soil find oombtoetlon ae wall a the plain color. Many show the Egyptian touchee. Many ar embroidered models. All to all It la a great (bowing at thee prloa. Sixes 14 to 43.; value-givin- IN FREE INSTRUCTIONS Lessen Tudy, Wdn(dy, Thursday and Friday 1:30 to I'JS Ad aoclety I playing thl faaetoatlng gams . , social requisite It I fait becoming two-stra- p Monday Values h, piotured is a beautiful black' sfttjn slipper whose artistic lines enhance the grace ,r. "of a "slender anMer' ' fmltstlen Crochet Laces . In 1 to I inch Sera or white. For curtain, unbuffet mt. derwear, Special So, 7c, IZisc, 20c the y.rd '4 Cluny Lao Jn both fin end heavy; K to $ inches wide. For bed spreads, art work ead all similar purposes. . head-som- PRINTED CREPE spring prints. Paisley. Egyptian design An esdle variety; three qualities. Par yard MAH-JONQ- G DcgCJ others follow. 'When you select st 'Walkers yon can h&vs the assurance of wearing' the smartest and most exclusive styles to be found any place in the country as soon as they appear in the fashion centers. Many patterns are originati6n& j Beautiful, lustrous quality, much above the average; 40 Inches, with a complete assortment of oo lorn Very special. $3.33 CBkndkartbtoOi J' , Footwear Fashions MaimfftCturerB Sample Sale . FLIRTATION CANTON A. rloh. beautiful silk fabric; heavy, strong, crepey to appearance. A very large assortment of colors, , Including Ttenoh gray, nickel, caracul, French blue, toast and all shades of brown and navy, aa won a black; 40 Inch. Yard. tuck your Tton ky." IbejYq novel ead near. Walkers set the pace in unaa-nputo- pro- ASeasonofSil ks COLO ARO PONGEE nmn a j. s ss VILA agaaAS A UBy TyDDIsMI floor piaita toaaA Which to fm-g- You pay no more for this experience. It is a Walker millinery service. GRANTED ABSENCE LEAVE. First .Lieutenant Jam . TJfab Grande ward amusement hall at o clock Under Special Is Tbs Tribune. auspice 'of the ward 7. WASHINGTON. Improvement association. April Large Mutual wtU entertainment evening percentage gains of postal receipts beTho to the nature of an Illustrated lecwere made at Cheyenne, Reno and Boles lor March, aa compared with March a year ago, according to figures published by the poptoffice department today Cheyennes gain, 42.2$ per cent, was the aeeond largest to the country, and Reno, with a gain of 17.19 per cent, toads the thirteenth largest rain. Cheyenne's receipt last month were $19 421, aa against 90389 In March, 1922. Reno's receipts were $11,05, a a year ago, and Boises against $9433 receipts were I21.ET. as against $!$, $39 to Match, 1223, ffirnT 'V 5S. A. djt- in Poiret oord. Wm Material ottoe, Canton, flat and aatte crepe, dropatltoh ctiemoto knit, figured Rnebanara orepto gsos- -I gotta, wain crepe. Prtoes are eonatotamtir note Suits i iK to. " .Walkers hats are modeled after these hats with all of the style, each skill e, of the -- " -- C. Hicks y, .. z .Caprice In beautiful materials, with grace- producing plaited pend, end coined embroideries, of tfa quette styles. Torn popular Pendaae end Puiatay ar. to evidences Editorial of exclusive design a Secretary H. of-nav- , Fashion's Latest ere marrekwatv atfmetiv. are shown tailored or rich,' dressy models in navy, graystone, lentil, black, striped eponge, Poiret cords, cordine. SiddotvayAsks of WABHnodTOM, April ?. Preliminary estimate of the commerce department today valued Imports of the United States during January at 319,000 000. or $102,000,000 more than the Imports to January, 1922, and $$ 000,000 in excess of imports dur . tog December,. During the seven months ending with January, 1923, Import total! $2 012,000,000. an Increase of $807,000,. 000 over the corresponding period to 122 . There has berit a rising tendency to Imports of merchandise during the entire calendar year 1922, said a rommeros statement. department Imports during the first half of that year were $100,000,000 larger In value than to the first half of 1921. The third quarter showed an Increase of $279,000,000 snd the last quarter an increase of $224,000,000, making a total lncrsasa In Imports of $603,000 000 over 1921 in the calendar "An analysis of the detailed report three the of 1922 months last during shows Increased Importations of $149,. 000 000 In the group of crude mate rials and ISA 000, 000 of partly manufactured articles for further has In manufacturing." . Dresses are developed in handsome fabrics, veldyne, gerona, Poiret oord, faahona, tweeds, rich combinations of xnsteWse snd veldyne. Colors , taupe, lentil, pheasant and black.- , e - are shown in sizes to . -- Bull-fre- . d - re- A for ar- the style la Fancy and ala pi American polo, velour and chinchilla malarial Many shades tan, copen. reindeer, gray, emerald and red. Lined and and belted straight etyte. Offering Five Hundred Pettiooa.t$, Blouses tzl Bloomers, $2.C3 Pick out these new silk gar. meat at this most reeeonaMe price. Jersey, taffeta and xi.a and blooniAre, and to the blouses trice, n. crepe do chine, taffeta rl many more materia' s; colors. In the petticoat ui |