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Show f TIIE SALT LAKE" "TRIBUNETTmrRS DAT 3I0TTNTXG; TEBRmiRT;2iri92n." RAT LS FT L EIFood Train Neare ' MUKliliK FLAW Van Interests Sweringen Join Baltimore Road in Huge Task. (Continued from Pan On rail system coming a 13,000-miwith a capital Investment of $2,500,- -. le 000.000. ' Both petitions tol4. the commission that it approval was given the Interests concerned, they could acquire the independent railroad properties desired. Both applicants, in addition, promised to take care of short or weak railroads affected by their amalgamation to any extent the commission directed. Baltimore Asks Reading Control. The Baltimore at Ohio asked complete control of the Reading and the Central of New Jersey and Western Maryland, In all of which It Is now Interested. It further asked the right to acquire the Buffalo, Rochester At Pittsburgh: the Detroit. Toledo & Iron ton; the Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville, all of the Wabash rall-w- y, and also the Ann Arbor, and the Lehigh & Hudson River railroad. The Chesapeake fc Ohio asked the right to acquire the Hocking Valley and Pere Marquette, both of which it now controls; the Erie, and the Nickel Plate, Van Sweringen owned carriers, and, in addition, the independent systems of the Virginian; the Delaware, Lackawanna Ac Western; the Wheeling & Lake Erie; Chicago Si Eastern Illinois; Bessemer & Lake Erie; Pittsburgh at Shaw-mu- t. and the Pittsburgh, Shawmut & Northern. Both applications contemplated that certain bridges and terminal railroads, such as the Virginia, the Montour railroad and others, should be jointly owned by the four great trunk system whose creation contemplated. Neither proposal explained how the interests represented would proceed to acquire the Independently owned rail mileage dealt with, but both documents expressed confidence that the purchase could be arranged ' If the- program met the eo remissions approval. Both applications asserted that the great amalgamation . gested would operate to greater public advantage than present rail service afforded and would maintain railroad competition In the east, between the great but equal-size- d systems contemplated. In addition. It was contended that greater financial stability and" more economic usage Of railroad investments would result. It is generally understood that the presentation of the application resulted from a failure of railroad and banking interests to reach agreement as to eastern railroad consolidation. The Pennsylvania system and possibly the New York Central are considered likely to propose conflicting alternatives to the Van Sweringen' and Baltimore & Ohio alignments as presented. In addition, the ownerships of some of the rail .mileage outlined In the application is identified with interests hostile to the plan advanced. The controversy is expected to develop as the commission considers the outlines now before it 1 LAST CALL! MYERS' 50c ECONOMY SPECIAL ENDS 6 P. M. SATURDAY Tonll Have to. Hurry Now! Isolated Town SnoMsIiiles Threaten Route; Ore Sil-verlo- n Will Seek Ban World-Wid- e r un - Bits of News ft l l tt'I 3CI1001 wnip Attorney Leaves Wealth to CS5 Rebel Chief Exeratrd. Public, Provided Chil-dre- n MEXICO CITY. Feb. 20 (IP). El Benefit. Piles Up. Universal Grafico today says that the Hermenedulldo insurgent chief, Agullar. was executed today by a firEL PASO, Texas, Feb. 20 (UP). SILVER TON, Colo.. Feb. 20 UP). ing squad in a cemetery in Puerto ' Snowbound for nearly three weeks, Vallarta. In the stale af Jalisco. He By the terms of an octogenarian's in but children of entered revealed here the dUguise, forhad town city today, this mining wijl, today looked the public schools of Greenwood, Arward for at least temporary restora- was captured and eourtmarualed. tion tomorrow of railroad service and kansas, may be allowed to play Battle Looms. replenishment of its stores of foods Court or go to AUSTIN, Texas. Feb. 20 (Pi. The hookey, shoot paper wads, and commodities. of Congressman-ele- ct the old swimming hole, without (ear Although facing danger from new jury in the trial snow slides, which appeared immiAugustus J. McCloskey of San of the hickory switch or the leather nent with moderating weather, work- Antonio was completed lats today, strao. ' ers pressed on toward Bilverton from after thres days of efforts, and the E. 8. Alexander, 80, retired El Paso a was into turned lmmediatelv case Ac Rio Denver to Durango open the attorney, who died here Monday in Grande Western's branch line, which bitter court battle. the house where he had lived for serves this community and surroundmany years, left his $30,000 estate to Club. Raid Bandits Night ing settlements. They hoped to rescnooi ai&tnci on 20 (UP). Three the Greenwood Feb. CHICAGO, stock food supplies before other condition that physical punishment' toclub here a raided bandits night slides again cut off transportation. a wail and be abolished. Acceptance is prob A large engine with double crews day, lined patrons against able, according to word from Greenwith jewelry ana casn valleft Durango for the slide area and escaped ... wood, an effort will be made to press a ued at 12000. . The will provides that $1000 is to large rotary plow into service to clear fire Kill Widow. be paid annually from the estate to the few remaining small slides which CHICAGO. Feb. 20 (UP). Mrs. the Greenwood schools so long as cover the railroad tracks between Grace La Rocco, 88. a widow, was physical punishment is taboo. Needleton and Silverton. A notation on the oacc oi tne wm. burned to death when trapped in her Conditions here are outwardly nor- room fire today. The widow lived In Alexander's handwriting, said; mal, with mines operating as usual. a one by I consider it horrible to whip chil rrame in the house, a Many carrof ore' have; Accumulated structure. Sparks from a smallheat- -' dren tn school. "- rt ef so weeks of isolation, in Silverton's to nave great importance that I have drawn were stove believed ing awaiting transfer to the smelter at caused the fire. ' my will with a view to discouraging , Durango. A dally mall service from it as much as l can." runconducted been has by Durango Island Deaths Mount. ners on skis and snowshoes. A SUVA. Fiji. Feb. 20 (If). report FIVE STATES BACK received here says thirty persons on UTAILNS' DAM PLAN on Wauls and island Futuna forty BLIZZARD MAROONS island have died of influenza. (Continued Proa Past Ot Futuna and Wallls islands are deMOTORCAR CARAVAN pendencies of New Caledonia, a concession and get down to business French possession in the south seas and formulate (Continued from Past On.) a compact" northwest of the FIJI islands. John Mason Ross of Arizona in four of the men who had abandoned was California's view quired if it a young man from Riverton, who London Cold Slackens. LONDON. Feb. 20 UP). The cold that Arizona would be compelled to could proceed no further. They covterms of a six state com ered him with blankets and left him slackened its grin on the British isles acceptto the which Arizona ata not suo- pact in the snow. Langheldt said Wed- considerably today. The tempera- scribe. Commissioner Mathews as nesday that all five men were more ture was generally ten degrees high- serted the six other states may conor less frost bitten and needed emer- er than yesterday and almost every- clude their own rights, but could not where the mercury stood above ths gency treatment. the outstanding state. The abandoned boy was located freezing point Rail and sea traffic bind The gaunt specter of the old feud when the searchers saw a small piece began to get back to normal. between state and federal rights apof the blanket sticking above the peared and the battery of lawyers, snow. The five men were then taken FIving Publisher at Athens. ATHENS. 'Feb. 20 m. Van Lear without affecting present constituto the state camp. tional conditions, argued for an hour. Langheldt worked valiantly all Black, Baltimore publisher, arrived That a still further agreement may reasfrom afternoon assistance and this here Naples, night rendering be necessitated to treat of the wasuring the sufferers of their ultimate Italy. The next hop on his flight to ters of the Virgin, as well as the Gila, safety. District Highway Engineer Capetown will be to Cairo, Egypt. also was suggested. R. J. Templeton also went out and Without deciding anything. CaliAmericans Careless. aided in the task. fornia and Arizona argued the legal HAVANA. Cuba, Feb. 20 (.Cubrre visions and Bedding ' an police say that American tourbta meaning of "surptur Waters; but all are the most careless with valuables agreed that the terminology of the by Track. act was faulty and confusing. A relief truck left Rock 8prings and trinkets in the world, no less Commissioner Ross raised the than 145,000. worth of valuables havat frp.-m- with ample provisions and dur- point that the question of exempting bedding. Langheldt will take five ad ing been returned to Americana contne una may, alter all. be a quesditional men and an extra truck to ing this season. Pocketbooks tion foo and not three- force the rescue work. An attempt taining everything from $1000 bills state He said this beagreement. to the United will be made to carry the women and to return tickets cause the Gila rises in New Mexico children through the huge drifts and States find their way to police sta- and whatever agreement is reached take them to Bitter Creek, where tions here. with the latter state must also afthere is a hotel. fect the Virgin, which, rises In Delayed. District Engineer Templeton and Execution : SPRINGFIELD. Ills.. Feb. 20 (UP). Utah. Langheldt have been working night court a The supreme today granted Sense and day since Monday trying to keep Appropriation of supersedeas and error to Wilthe Lincoln highway open and also to writ Of BUI Argued. to sentenced liam Hauke, hang be in readiness for prompt rescue Arizona gleaned from California work. It may be several days before March IS for the murder of a woman. to that it considers the million acre- would be Hauke the last person to able be will caravan Keiser the new law feet mentioned in the Swing-Joh- n hang in Cook county as a get through to Rock Springs. provides electrocution where capital son act as subject to aoDroDrlatlon and not division in the lower basin. punishment is innictea. ; .Arizona does not take kindly to Two Boys Get Blame ftfires On. interpretation. neitner does uuy For Shooting Girl Exolorer 20 NEW YORK, Feb. (UP). The Arizona accept California's notion New York TinW the St. Louis allocated that the 4,400,000 acre-feSTTLWELL, Okla., Feb. 20 UP)- and associated newspapers to that state chduld be measured at Stev 16. and Norval Austin Duncan. announced today a delayed dispatch the dam, but In actuality it should be ens, 17, are held here in connection (dated Monday, Feb. 18), from their metered at Lee's Ferry, says Arizona. n, with the fatal shooting of Opal correspondent with the Byrd Antarc- This would affect the upper state girl. The girl was tic expedition, describing a new ex- obligation to furnish the difference shot late Sunday as she was riding ploration flight begun by Command- In loss and ; evaporation between in a covered wagon with her parents er Byrd over King Edward land to Lees Ferry and tttfc dam. near Watts. Okla. the south of the mountains he disChairman William . J. - Donovan County Attorney W. A. Corley, who covered recently. sped the Utah delegates on their investispent Monday and Tuesday way and suggested that later in the conference Utah again send an "obgating the case, said his theory was Police Discover Clue. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 20 that the two boys, who had been server." It is probable the confertoday of an abandoned au- ence may move to Albuquerque or shooting birds, fired into the wagon as a prank. The boys were arrested tomobile in which were found a rag soma other place in New Mexico, doll and a quantity of candy scat- where better wire and telephone fashortly after the girl's death. tered over the floor, furnished the cilities are available. Colonel DonoCADETS HOLD DEMONSTRATION newest due in the five days' search van is in daily communication with Doris for SEGOVIA, Spain, Feb. 20 UP). Washington and delegates are dally Cadets in this artillery school held a missing since, Friday, when she dis- on long distance talking to their demonstration today, but so far as appeared from a public playground governors or other- - officials. - Then here. the telegraph facilities are awkward, known nothing serious happened. since the lodge where the conferences The cadets made a considerable Feet Biggest Sought are held is four miles from an opuproar which was described as being Chicago Trlbun. Praia, Benrle. erator. in the nature of a Jollification. Sev21. Feb. STEVENS POINT. Wis., eral were sent home, much to their Here's a contest over which the wo- t'Uh Delegation obvious satisfaction. men will not fight to enter. Local Expected Friday. business men are offering a prize for WR, Wallace and the person in Portage county with theCommissioner Utah delegation will arrive in the biggest feet. 8alt Lake Friday morning. It Is probable an early report will be made Drop Liquor Charges. to each body. KANSAS CITY. Feb. 20 UP). Representative Lewis J. Holther, Three indictments against Frank chairman (Chee Chee) Demayo, alleged to have mlttee of of the Boulder dam com-- ' the house, is preparing a headed one of the country's largest Senator Irvine also Is liquor rings, were dismissed In fed- report, andone. eral court .here todaybecauseof compiling eommtetonerWtJlaee will,rib "insufficient evidence." doubt, confer at once with Governor George H. Dern. Later, it is expectMwMollnl Approves Flight. ROME. Feb. 20 UP). In a fifteen-minu- te ed, Utah will send an observer to the chat this afternoon with conference, unless, meanwhile, it has Colonel W. E. Easterwood of Dallas, reached an agreement or disbanded Texas. Premier Benito Mussolini ap- in a hopeless tangle. proved the Texan's offer of a prize of $25,000 for a flight from Rome to Dallas by way of New York. THE 8 ALT LAKE TRIBUNE OFFERS TO ITS READERS Cold Wave Moderate. -A BOOKLET ON CHICAGO. Feb. 20 (US). The MODERN HOMES cold wave sweeping the middle west moderated in Chicago tonight The Have you a real home? Not a shelter for which you par toll to a temperature dropped to 2 degrees below sero here this morning. Tonight landlord, but a permanent abode of k own. it stood IS degrees above. More snow your One's dwelling place hu an imwas forecast portant Influence on lUe and character. It Is said that the Inaplra-tlo- n Sandlno Chief Reports Plan. of home, next to religion, la TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras, Feb. the greatest in life. 20 UP). General Simeon Therefore you ehould do everyMontoya. second in command of the forces of thing In your power to etbllah a real for yourself and loved home, Augusto Sandlno, Nlcaraguan rebel, arrived here today from Segovia and ones. If yon haven't such a home, now declared that Sandlno has an army la the tune to plan It. This bureau of 3000 men with which he plans to ha for free distribution a booklet overthrow the present Moncada govcontaining exterior vtewa and floor plan of thirty home adaptable to ernment. any aeetlon of the country. These " '"I';";' plana were prepared by (killed architect, and no expense has been Denver Pott Publisher spared to make them aa practical and economical a poeaible. Send for your copy of this valuOffers Coolidge Job able booklet today. Incloae tlx cents In coin or stamps, for return poeC Feb. 20 CP). Frederick DENVER, and eg handling. In filling out O. Bonfils, publisher and owner of the coupon, be aura to write your the Denver Post, today telegraphed name and sddreas oleaxly. President Calvin Coolidge an offer of (75,000 annual salary to become Frederic J. Baskln. Director, editor of the Post after completion The Bait Lake Tribune of his term as president of the United Information Bureau, Waahlr-gton-. O, C ; eta tea. I incloae herewith six cent In The offer would reoulre President coin or atampa for a copy of the Coolidge to make his home in Colotwo-sto- "I did not make any arrangement Washington Program with my wife to communicate with after she passed over." said Sir Special U T1m Tribune. AT FAMILY HOME her Oliver this afternoon, "but I am sure KAYSVHXE. The Elmer Crid-d- le that she will do something to speak post $2 of the American Legion to me. She was quite ready to go SALISBURY, England. Feb. 20 UP). after her long illness, but I shall hear has arranged to give the annual from her again Just as I have from Washington's day" program et the Lady Lodge, wife of Sir Oliver my son, Raymond." Davis high school Thursday at 11 a. Lodge, the noted scientist and research worker in psychical fields, m. Commander Jerry Tynsr win be ' and here near Grain died at their home grain products exported today. Nelfrom the United Stale in 1828 had a in charge. Attorney Joseph E. Sir Oliver was at her bedside. be will the Fork son of of came old who of value an Spanish $316,000,000. total nearly Lady Lodge, -- . Orders Given Personal Attention DRESSES ON SALE FOR OIIE DAY OuLY -- - - five-sta- te Post-Dispat- ch Bol-de- Smith-Murph- ' V J m. , sT ill ' Fill r- - Spring's Authentic Fashions in Many Variations A Riot of New Prints and Solid Tones - " ,. - CRASH INJURES SCORE. ROCHESTER, N. Y Feb. 20 UP). Twenty passengers on an lnterurban electric passenger train were injured here today when a switch engine on a paralleling track backed througn an open switch into its path. None of the 20 was Injured seriously, according to' early reports. .... Street ... City ...",.u Bute .... Mil ip- Flat Crepesl Qeovgettesl new group of dressej that include . ..... fluffy frocka of chiffon In A LOVELY of printed materials In sports and dressy bright and soft colors . .... . frocks with new silhouettes and features. frocks ...... style models lovely flat crepe Including printed chiffon ensembles with velvet coats In the same print, button lace Jabots, cuffs colorings, . trimming, tucks, pipings nd flat folds of contrasting ' w-. . ' and yokt wlde tirditma rront iuuness-;-- v Other New Spring Dresses, from 16.50 to 98.50 ' (WALKKR'S JND FLOOB.) A New "Cantilever" Shoe l The "Felicity"hist Arrived 13 50 sunburn belg with two dainty champagne mna a araturful. comfortabl vm Cuban hceL You'll find many other charming aprlng styles on die--1 nlav. (WALK IB B STREET FLOOR.) I N A LOVtXT A Nejv "Onyx" Silk-to-the-T- . A op Chiffon Hose p5 chiffon nose " of lovely sheemess, with the new French neel, lisle lined foot and reinforced toe guard. New spring shades of sun tan, sun bronze, twilight, allure, ' pawnee, champagne, fMzes '4 to 10. mistery and gun metal. AN " ALL-BIL- 8 STREET FLOOB.) A Walker's Radio Department 1111 . A Very Fortunate Underprice Purchase! K ( WALK EH ,.1t X. I Imported! 125 to Regular Atwater Kent 10 Gloves A Nationally Advertised Make , Majestic and CONVENIENT LOW TERMS. CALL WAS. 370 FOR . ; DEMONSTRATION (WALKER'S STREET PLOOB.) j i j' l! Washable! ; i ' ' '. M lj II i . 1 not to use the maker's name in announcing event, we know the brand is familiar to woman and that this will be instantly recognized as the every : of the season! glove opportunity we agreed WHILE unusual glove " . Women who prefer gloves with feminine little cuffs, will like these novelty styles offered at this low price. New strap wrist and slip-o- n effect also. In shades to blend with new spring costumes. . . Sale of 600 Pairs of Women's F abric Qloves Featuring Brunswick Radios ; 51 . ' Sizes 5 Vi to 8. (WALKER'S STREET FLOOB.) New Hats for Spring in Favored Shapes and Shades 00 booklet "Modern Homes." Nam -- Chiffonsl y, . rado. w SHOP TODAY! THE STORE WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY et more at this wonderful dress sale. Values to $19.50. NEXT DOOR TO THE RIALTO THEATRE WASATCH 370 ' .'. ' The prise Lincoln essay the winner of the contest Miss Edna Baty, a senior from Fannington. speaker. will be read by CIBUUUI m QUALITY rtKaDV.'AYfc' MAIN WASHINGTON. Feb. 20 UP). The senate today agreed to take up the hill for the reapportionment of the house of representatives at a night session next Monday. -- Come prepared to buy two dresses or 270 SOUTH MAIN ST. m STYLE V Senate Plans Studying Reapportionment Bill l jMffi Mail FOR TODAY 4-- Legionnaires Planning views on spiritualism. well-kno- ry (3ILM. 503 fIE7 SPRIiIG Scottish family, shared her husband's LADY LODGE DIES CPRLNO colors In lovely printed crepe effect with straw tombi- nations, novelty braids, pedaline, straw and felt combinations and crochet visca. Clever trims of ribbon,' taffeta and appllqued flowers. A" lovely assortment of matrons' hats also. ... . . '0 , rv i |