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Show HAINNXWS SECltON SeconTFaku .v 7'irzrX-t'?- 3 afri-- ds '. . Mai ,.-- . Ajf.N v W.vTjlfV'X-w'j- &y ?. .. ilt .1, , t- WB'i .Tlvilk THE SALT., LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL v h4 T-- t,v - d w j. .. ir . .. . , , for the first time throughout the store. lovef niceties to plement the Sfiring TfoJt. Arix; April . Governor Hunt today declined the second Invitation to precast his views on development of the Colorado river before the house irrigation committee la Washington sad again attacked the a bill as unfair" to Ariaona. "When Arizona presents a program, ae prefer to present an affirmative father than a negative proposition," the governor declared in a telegram - - 13 KEITH OBRI EN COMPANY 'f ,: Tqjnorrow i.v5nei!ty, . vi AT? v7T vKp- y A h. '' Svi$ ---- 4 week yn- 6, 1921. A. Too AnswerSunv Busy .r .x. to v. t '.. " .rv f mons of Committee. jk rr'p Trn- ? Arizona' Executive j v v KETTH OBRIEN COMPANY STILL ATTACKS n c . ' 4 2s. One Hundred Clot: com- Swing-Johnso- to' the ccmmlRte replying to the request for his appearance. The 'he oould ''not " spare me to go to Washington at this A FASHION EVENT worthy of the consideration of all feminine Salt Lake. Our smartest Cloth Frocks selected from our stocks of Better Dresses and A collection of supereduced foMhis special selling. rior garments that stress individuality of. style and a Paris-mad- e vogue. tjovernor Bant asserted that hie recent chargee that Secretary Work was utilizing his position to "favor Colorado in development of the river Were hosed upon information current in Arizona that he is opposed to development of the Colorado river unices the Colorado river compact is ratified.' ' if Secretary WVrW testifies that his position is not one of opposition of development until the compact, U '"Murfftetf'atHf tii rifpohfcv Imarepresear-hiconcerning the engineers report, 1 will withdraw the statement as far concerned." . too executive s U M telegram said. "Ax head of the department of the interior. Secretary Work Is administrator of 61 per cent of the area of this state," the raueaage continued. He also controls our undeveloped mineral resources, nearly all our forest area. and our water power resources, as. far as his influence as a member of the federal power commission extends. And the bill proposes to make It absolute as to the Colorado river development statements which purport to outline ins policies are therefore vitally imNeedless to portant to this state say, we are opposed to his latest proposal to turn the river over to private enterprise. The governor .declared, the Swtng-.- 1 oh neon hill is so unfair to this state that even the Los A ngelet. chamber of commerce advised against it and adopted a resolution refusing to support it. t Grouped at Five Prices for Monday k Group Tir- o- Group One Swing-John-x- Croup Four Group Tfcrc- Scranton Traction Strike Is Amicably Settled Group Fit e- link Braeeletx aet With Lpia Pa.. Aprtt 6 The toCar service will be resumed immediately. The beranton Railway company and rhe 1HW Tnotormen, conduotons and a proposition bam men accepted named at a conference last night tit the residence of Bishop M J Mohan Representatives of both sides, feieral and state mediators and business men attended. The agreement provides for the inauguration of firwing shift runs, which uili compel certain crews to work "Tour hours In the morning and four it), the afternoon during rush hours Tor the first four hours there will ie straight time- paid for "the second four hours time and atf ill be paid The demand of the snew for on increase in wage will be arbitrated. SCRANTON, street car strike was settled here dy) Imparted Crochet Beaded Bex in akqviMte color Inca and dwdgha Pooch or flat chapa, with or without f r a m tops. Priced ... to S.OO -- 11-00 SljUi Stndbt , - Materials Channeen Pbiret Twill, Wool Trtootice Twill Tlaiuiel Lines Beltkes Models Coat Styles Combloataoss French Frets Discussing Conference With Hoesch PARIS, April 5 (By the Asso-- ( iattM Press ) -- Silence is maintained In official quarters concerning the long interview Premier Poincare had lioesch, the tzerman ambassador It is hinted in circles, however, that the German diplomat his government s willingness t to agitate the renewal of th agreement against between the German in the Ruhr and the authorities of occupation, expiring April ,r until the various groups have had n opportunity to digest the report o' the reparations experts it us understood that Qhf Poincare it minded the German government ihiough its ambassador that France msidered the negotiations for re-- i ewal of the agreement as a matter unceming ohl the industrialists and the French - A stunnlnf new Black Satin Shoe SHk Motae $12.60. with Black Insert' Priced ta MacReady Again Wins Coveted Mackay Trophy HATTON. Ohio, April 5 For the third t onsecutive xear the namo-- of ieutrnant lohn A" MacReadv, ftrtd flier is to he engraved oft the Mackav trophy, which Is awarded irnnually to th aviator who performs the most outstanding feat in aviation, at cording to information received b the flier made jointly trr i ictitenant MaeUeai1y and lieutenant Oakley G 'kelly for their nonstop ifwneeontinentttt flight in lft?l lieutenant MaoReadv was the prised trophy for his reo-- d rcdej In altitude breaking flight it was given jointly to Keiiv sod MacReady for their endurance flight t ban Dtego. 1 Me-Jn- ok to-ti.- -- Mexican Rebels Disable Government Gunboat NFW YORK, April tk Mexican rebels have disabled the gunboat Dravo at Tampico, and the pnde of the Obrcgon iravr may he out of commission several months, aocorfiF-ta rebel official report brought here today for fran'tnuacrion to revolutionary headquarters. Rebels In the crew, according to report, cut down the feed water jc supply to the boilers after the ship arrived in the Panuco river from New irleans and one hotter was so badly burned it must be replaced or rebuilt, One Bailor hoe been executed as a result and forty other members nf the crew are under arrest awaiting court martial See Windotcs . Fears Felt for Safety of Exploration Party TUCSON. Arlz . April li K rxr was A rxprvBfinI trrt.v ft,. tncJudlnx Alrxaader Kerr,(f on party. A nutria n exnlorrr. hl h hail enlet-- d Itir Oloal cave, twrntv-ftv- e mile raat of Tuceon, and faUed to Tat vim to the entrance at the appointed time afternoon. yratrrdav A re .rue party oreanlxaii laaf no wort hail been received hot nitll, m Tocaon thta afternoon. The exploration nartv tn addition lo Kerr iiuluded Herwhel Hlh-- h rd of the Univeraity of Artanna, and Prank Schmidt, leaver of the cave. On nterink the cave the explorer carried provSIons for 110 hour. The . period waa up laM nlcht. Th nearest CHovea are of Suede, aery abort, with par-foratod oolori, beisw or (iwy and shades of brown. , ' Priced 1.A ou; .i r J TO MAKE HOME HERE, lira Lewia Derme bf Jfapa. Idaiho viettlnx with Mra A. T Ranyard and .other Salt lake friend. Mr vod Mr. Pripe will make their home At New afaadec of Chiffon Sflk Rasiary, silk to th top, tnctada vacor pray. Bold mauc and Prench nuda. Priced, pair, 2.00. Special Low Prices for Monday's Sellings CREPE DE LEEN CREPE DE CHINE Crepe do Leon, n heavy knitted crepe weave, in nil "the new hade for sport wear. Priced yard $L35 crepe de chine; IS shade to . select from, including ivory, flesh nnd black. Lastrons crepe weave lor lingerie hnd dresaea , h spe-eia- i, i Ir Silks SATIN CHARMEUSE Charmoaae; beautiful, rich, lustrous finish; ideal dress quality, in navy, brown nnd black only, 8pe. eial, per yard 40-ia- AU-sil- k Priced, ynrd $1.00 BLACK'. ' CHIFFON TAFFETA Black chiffon' taffeta in an- - extra oft. lustrous quality; ; exceptional value Priced, yard $1.63 h lire. fr- Sf Loxeiel, n narvelont new ailk knit weave with a velvety surface. In shades of Pelkrap, Ci)raret, Capri, Matelot, I'allow and blaek. Special, per yard $30 FAN CY TON G EE Natural Ponfee, with dainty hairline check nnd stripee cf pretty rontractintf shades; ideol for summer tub frock. Per yard J....IL.75 A,ll-Ril- k ... - |