| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE RELIEF GROUP v Involves Permit for Soda Plant of Utah Electric Firm Hearings will be held Saturday at Washington according to a special dispatch to The Tribune on the ap plication of the Utah Power & Light company for a permit for its Soda power unit on the Bear river It was explained by Ralf R Wool ley government engineer who is the Utah representative of the federal power commission which has set the hearings that the issue concerns the validity of the capital investment set up as returned by the power company The government questions the ac curacy and correctness of including certain items in the capital cost of the plant The 50 year license issued under the federal power act entitled the government to recapture the property at the end of the period if it cares to do so in preference to continuing the lease Hence the importance attached to determining the correct start from which to fix the value of the property at that time The state of Utah through Its treas urer A E Christensen received from the federal power commission Monday a warrant for $1358 97 which the power commission determined as the amount due the state for the fiscal year ending June 30 last under the federal water power act This Mr Woolley said represents 37 4 per cent of the monev collected by the govern ment agency from power leases in Utah during the year in question It is the largest and possibly the first check the state has received from this source Representatives from the twenty-siconstituent blue lodges will as semble m the Masonic temple Tuesday at 10 a m for the opening of the sixty first annual communication of the grand lodge Free and Accepted Masons of Utah Master Masons are privileged and invited to attend all sessions and also the banquet concluding the communication Wednesday evening Burt H Hunt grand master announced Monday To Bestow Degree An interesting feature will be the of the fellowcraft exemplification An average of 18 to 20 women’are employed daily at the work centers by the women's division of the municipal make-wor- k committee it was announced Monday by Mrs P W Dayer chairman of the committee on work centers Two centers — at 141 East First South street and in the L D S workroom in the old tithing office building — have been established and partially craftsmen of Christopher equipped with sewing tables and chines The women are employed in °!ehi1?e comprise the Tuesday remodeling and repairing articles of evening’s session and in quilts apparel making wearing Both Tuesday’s and Wednesday's from new material and garments not will start at 10 a m 2 p m disposed of at the central warehouse sessions m Among materials donated Monday and 8 p was 21)0 pounds of wool from the Tuesday’s forenoon and afternoon sessions will be devoted to consideraUtah Woolen Mills tion of Masonic business particularly Assistant Sought those matters pertinent to the Utah Work at the centers was started blue lodges Various committees also during the present month and will be will meet and later report to the enlarged as funds are available A grand lodge wage of $1 25 a day is paid to the The election of officers is schedworkers For the purpose of increas- uled for Wednesday afternoon with ing funds a letter will be mailed the installation opening Wednesday Tuesday by the women’s division to all evening’s meeting after which the women’s clubs and other women’s banquet will be held organizations in the city and repreHospital Visit sentatives will make personal appeals Officers and representatives to the as a follow-u- p to the letters The work centers accept employes grand lodge will visit the Shriners’ only when certified by the L D S Re- Crippled Children’s hospital immedilief society the Young Women’s ately following the Tuesday afterChristian association the Congrega- noon session tional church organization or the The hospital which has discharged more than 300 children fully recovNeighborhood House Assisting Mrs Daver on the com- ered from bone diseases is daily vis mittee are Mrs Fred Davidson Mrs ited by Masons from all parts of the It is a unit of St D E Severn and Mrs Henry C Tag- United States gart Supervisors of work are Mrs Mark’s hospital Le Greene Richards Mrs G J This work will be done Mrs W H Bennett Mrs D committee L Barnard Mrs Causten Browne under supervision of the county emMrs Joseph Galigher Mrs H A ployes’ committee of which ComDittmann Mrs H H Bourne Mrs missioner Howe is chairman and will Davidson and Mis Taggart the lat- be paid for by deductions of 2 per ter in charge of groups at the L D S cent from wages and salaries recentworkroom Mrs Browne is in charge ly voted by the employes General funds of the committee will at 141 East First South street be increased by donations totaling Projects Planned $805 30 for a four months’ period During the week work vvi start voted by employes of the Continental on improvements to the City and a basls of 2 per cent compa County bui ding grounds and clearing' f salanes and waR Mr Hart was the right of way for the extension of advised Monday The donations are Fourth East street south from Twenty-f- payable twice monthly on the sixth irst South street it was an- and twenty-firthe final payment nounced Monday by R A Hart ex- to be May 6 k of ecutive 0i st the make-w’or- Salt Lake Charity Survey Scheduled Reduced Gash Prices HIGHEST QUALITY COAL rrodnecd by Lion Cool Co LARGE LUMP FANCY STOVE FANCY NUT PEA COAL SPO DOMESTIC $775 $750 $650 ’$550 $700 DOMESTIC NUT $600 Service Coal Company CALL WASATCH 250 334 West Sonth Temple Miss Joanna C Colcord director of the charity organization department of the Russell Sage Foundation will come to Salt Lake about February 1 to start a survey of unemployment emergency work in the western states Miss Colcord In a letter to Miss Elizabeth McMechen executive secre tary of the Family Service societv said She would spend about a week in and about Salt Lake Efforts will be made to have Miss Colcord arrive m time to attend the state conference of social workers in Provo January 29 AXELRAD’S SUPER ISEW Living Room Suites Come In and see them !n the newest colorful coverings and designs TODAY SUPER-VALU- E SPECIAL Easy Terms Easy Terms Charles J Coleman Trombone Player Decides to Adopt S L as Home who has Charles J Coleman in the famed played a trombone band for Thirty eighth infantry seven years will doff his mufti Jan uary 31 and bid his comrades adieu for on that day he will be retired from the United States army And Mr Coleman plans to lne in Salt Lake for he likes this city he said Born May 1 1883 at New Haven Conn Master Sergeant Coleman en tered the service March 1 1902 join He ing the field artillery branch was appointed a corporal and at the close of hib first enlistment he decided to find out about the dough boys signing with the band of the Fifteenth infantry Sergeant Coleman was out of the service from 1914 until 1919 when he enlisted in the Nineteenth infantry and on December 10 1924 Joined the Thirty-eightinfantry where he has been ever since His foreign service includes two vears in Cuba and four years in the Philippine islands — Tmtelprs’ Treble Anna Marie Simpkm 11 year old pupil of Uinta school has been award ed a prize for her crayon drawings entered in competition with thou sands of children throughout the country it was announced Monday She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Simpkin 1224 Fifteenth East stieet She was one of 250 win ners and will be given a complete crayon outfit Dry Agents Seize Liquor Arrest Alleged Owner j yj I Entire stock of papers being closed ou t to make room for new stock that is coming in Many papers as cheap as 3 cents per roll ARMSTRONG-ENGBER- WALL PAPER CO G 19 WEST FIRST SOUTH IZ7 V Aid but the best use of one’s time It is true economy to save your health and time by sending your laundry work to the Then you have energy and time to accomplish things Troy which will net you better results than doing your own laundry work for trapsporta-tio- n expenses compared with $900 in 1930 Relatives of persons aided in 1931 provided $1200 of the amount A total of 205 cases were handled in December by the society compared with 232 in the corresponding month of 1930 Three hundred and fifty persons received assistance compared with 362 in December 1930 $3000 was furnished Plane Line Manager Plans Rotary Speech I4 Ben Franklin II lxpeilSCS Report States WHERE THRIFT BEGINS What? 6 Lots for $700! Owner In California will teriflca beautiful Highland Park lots for $700 For complete record of location and eixefl refer to ‘ Lota for Bale Cla&slf No 2 today a Want Ada A “ClassySedan" for $50 Private party must aell 1927 Dodee aedan NEW TIKES GOOD PAINT A BARmotor runs lllue a new car GAIN at f 150 (ISO down bal easy Will trade Bee “Autos for terms ’ 8ale Classif No iff 6 Seeking New Home? $35 mo rents a NEW colonial brick— livlni: rm across front oak floors fireplace ruinate tile drain breakfast nook and $25 rents a duoak floors tile plex colonial drain fireplace laundry and furnace garage Hurry over to "Unf Houses” ad Col No 54 Distinctive Work Reduce Your Overhead! Office 319 So Main See this attractive buslntaa location 2180 ft rliht In the heart of the 0 steps from 2nd 80 busmens district and Mam Reduced 100 to 1250 Turn to Business Locations" Classif No Hyland 190 17 Palmer McGrew district traffic manager United Air Lines will speak before the Rotary club at the Hotel Utah Tuesday at 12 15 p m He will discuss “Why Commercial Aviation Is to Salt Lake City” Stanley G Struthers 37 was ar- Important feature of the program will be rested at West Temple and South a A motion picture of a trip over the Temple streets late Monday afternoon transcontinental air route from San by federal prohibition agents on a Francisco to New York via Salt Lake charge of possessing and transport- ing intoxicating liquor One gallon of Ur l yr whisky was confiscated the officers ' Dl reported on Reduced Basis The man was lodged in the county jail and will be arraigned before Chronicle student publication United States Commissioner Gould at The the University of Utah will be isB Blakely Tuesday sued only once a week instead of twite during the next four weeks Stake Holds Liberty appearing on Fridays Insufficient adand a reduced appropriation Annual Gold Green Ball vertising were given as reason by the school publications council Monday in annual cold and Kroon bail of forming Farl J Glade editor of the D s — - Liberty stake of the L church will be held at the Odeon Tuesday at 8 30 p m David Thomas will be chairman of the committee in charge Patrons and patronesses will be B S Hinckley stake president Mr and Mrs F SALT LAKE’S C Mickelson Mr and Mrs String-haA Stevens Mr and Mrs Alma SALE C Clayton and Mr and Mrs Verner Here Are pYc Paper Battered FIRST FINE VALUES for the woman who likes FINE You who expect lower prices and higher quality In furs will Yeggs Who Way Into Safe find them here The furs offered are those most in demand an exceptional value Every coat an outstanding style fashioned from Search was being made by police who Monday night for cracksmen early in the duy committed the first safe robbery in Salt Lake this year The thiqves hammered their way Into a vault and a small safe obtaining $145 from the International Harvester company 435 West Fourth South street Entrance to the office was gained by breaking the glass in d a rear door The cracksmen the combination from the Up to Jap Weasel $600 Grey Squirrel ' Members of the Salt Lake Ministerial association and the lr families met Monday night in the I Irst Methodist church 2(12 East Second South street for their midwinter social The Rev Chest r Caiwai dine president gave an informal address Stunts games and light refreshments completed the aff nr The Rev G L Lobdell pastor of the Central Christian church was chairman of the committee Alaska Seal An opportunity for the smart woman—the woman of taste and discrimination —to select the coat she has dreamed of at I All Sues— All Widths to 12—AAAAA to EtE Here are shown Jut 2 of the Smart htyles on RALt! SAVINGS OF 1 18 Nexer before V been ) (RIDITORS HIE I’FHTION petition asking that the Chris- 57 EAST BROADWAY hac such fine fur coats at such low prices Easy Convenient Terms Arranged on Balance Oldest EIIflA JETTICK ROOT SHOP offered i3 to y2 A $300 Deposit Will Reserve Your Selection Utah's A tenson Boot Shop of Salt Lake he declared bankrupt was filed Monday in federal court bv the Mound City Shoe comp iny Capital Shoemukers Inc and Brown Shoe company all of St Louis and I I Abbott receiver fm the Vf rd J Sweet company Auburn I’e asset tel creditors Of the Salt (Lake company Muskrat Jap Mink Ermine American Broadtail Caracul Hudson Seal 500 Pairs —Reg hnm-mere- Church Group Holds Midw inter Social i i Economy means not only the wise expenditure of money 17-2- Young Salt Lake Girl Wins Drawing Award Raiding a house at 97if South Eighth West street police antivice officers Monday at 4 15 p m seized thiee stills 150 gallons of mash three gallons of whisky and distilling apparatus They arrested Robert Burns alias Manuel Borgas 24 who was found in the house The raiding officers were Captain O B Pgcord and Patrolmen H K Record A A Reese and I red -- 1 LAmmm Mental Transportation expenses furnished itinerant boys and girls and sick sons during 1931 by the Travelers' Aid societv was more than three times the amount furnished during 1930 Miss Claire Smith secretary reported to board of directors during a meeting at the Hotel Utah Monday The $275 income is to be divided afternoon heirs the named six among Miss Smith said that approximately Election of editors for the East high school yearbook and the school pub hration Red and Black will take place January 20 it was announced Monday Robert Strange and Everett Mitch ell will compete for the editorship of the yearbook Candidates for the position on the Red and Black are Spencer Nowell and Fred Harris The entire Drapery Stock of Armstrong Engberg taken over by the insurance companies after the recent fire will be THE REGULAR put on sale at MARKED PRICE Must be closed Out within the next 15 days ’ slergI fiRae city January No value was placed upon the es- but the petition for probate set forth that a monthly income of $275 is derived from the woman’s undivided third interest in the Semloh hotel and that the estate contains in addition stocks of uncertain value Raiders Arrest Man Seize Stills Liquor — & E3S©Kr2¥ Judge Advises Project Draws Mental Bars to Hyrum U S Bureau’s Attorney Prevent Crime J R Alexander district counsel East High Sets Date For Editors’ Election NOTHING RESERVED ‘ Mi Alexander announced that preparations are being made for an intensive campaign to acquaint the people of Salt Lake with the pur poses of the bond issue and what i will mean to the unemployed of the 13 Although Lloyd Jensen had when he appeared before the commission to claim compensation for an accident occurring May 2 1930 when he was emplojed by J A Halle & Son cement tractors at Brigham City the com- mission’s award in his favor is sent back by the supreme court because of failure to comply with technical provisions of the law The supreme court decision by Justice D N Straup was handed down O Hewlett Monday Jensen was Injured when the team he was using in hauling gravel ran Police Seek away Man Admits Rum Charge Draws Term in Jail work in vocational education in this state ser-vie- liability therefor The order follows on the determination that a dog found in Helper had rabies and receipt of woid that other dogs have died there that probably had been infected with the dis- - O Bi len A made at a meeting of the sales force Monday night at headquarters at the chamber of commerce The bonds are being sold to pro-- ! vide funds for improving the new zoo and putting unemployed- men to work The entire sale force of a large s company will offer its in selling bonds beginning Thursday morning said A E Alexander secretary of the zoo society Plans are under way for other groups of salesmen from local business houses to give one day’s time to the sale of zoo bonds as a civic service The state board of health Monday declared a quarantine against all dogs m the area covered bv a ladius of five miles from the center of Helper Dogs must be kept confined or muzzled and any dog found running at large or known to have been removed from the area without being muzzled "may be killed by any person without ” Broadbent Esther Louise Broadbent Louis A Kelsh Marian Kelsch and MaryL Kelsch in the will of Rosalia E A Kelch filed Monday in Third district court Mrs Kelsch died on Ralph Lee pleaded guilty in po lice court Monday to possession of whisky at his home 227 Modern court He was sentenced to last Tuesday thirty days in the city jail Mildied Ellison arrested by Cap tain O B Rerord and Patrolmen H IJ Record and Fred O Brien at the same time was released and the A still was found vault charge dropped m the dwelling police said 1932 reports on the first i Technicality Holds Up Claim for Compensation SPECIAL TODAY Encouraging STATE OBTAINS FUNDS Federal funds in the amount of $10 329 69 were received Monday by the state department of education being part of the annual contribution from the department for cooperative da vs sales of the Salt Lake zoo’s $25 000 first mortgage bond issue wei e for the United States bureau of recbars Inevitably prove lamation will come to Utah next week Las Vegas Nev Sunstronger than metal bars to a con day leaving night he advised E O Lai son Distiict Judge criminal firmed for the bureau Monday James W McKinney Monday told engineer Matters connected with the Hyrum Royal McKean 20 as he sentenced unit of the Salt Lake basin reclamahim to serve six months m the county tion project will be taken up during In passing tail for petit larceny sentence the judge advised the youth his visit here to halt short of a career of crime and C OF C BACKS ELK FLAN to mend his ways The chamber of commerce board of convicted was MiKian stealing of governors Monday voted to supfive sarks of sugar and 50 pounds of the plan of the local Elks’ club Inc port Stores from the butter Safeway to run a special train to Las Vegas on branch at 924 East Ninth South street 20 and conduct an excurNovember 12 He was convicted of February sion to Hoover dam on February 22 the offense in city court and appealed the case when a six months’ sentence the maximum was imposed Nalonal Thrift Week —Jan 3 by City Judge James A Stump II Counsel for the youth pleaded for Will Divides Income a a more lenient sentence but Judge fi n “For Success the plea stating Among SIX Recipients McKinney deniedshould feci fortunate that the youth and Happiness Monthly incomes are bequeathed that a burglary charge was not Practice Thrift" to Rula Louise Broadbent J Leslie prosecuted er 1 UTAHN WINS TRAINING Horace B Hampton apprentice sea man in the United States navy has been selected for a special course of training at the Navy Hospital Train ing school at San Diego Hampton Is a dbn of William G Hampton 850 East Forty-fiftSouth street Murray h Case y Movement Get Under Way With Good Start X Representatives of Blue Lodges Open Three-DaSession Tuesday Leaders Petition Clubs to Give Assistance to Job secretary Zoo Bond Sales Health Board Band Sergeant US GATHER HERE Soon to Retire POWER HEARING Act Curbs Mad Dog Scare NEEDY WOMEN -' JANUARY 19 1935" BODY SETS UTAH MASONS GIVES WORK TO fr- TUESDAY MORNING Fur y&tdmiB SZurCo: Store Expert Fur Remodel ing: Repairing 230 SO MIN ST |
