Show V -- 32uL a A l£- - i tngstt't'£yt LftMjMr21 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING MAY for Rails LUMBER GROUP Spcalis ASKS ROADS TO LOWER RATES dresses will be made by Represents City were damaged The town of San tive Scott Leavitt of Montana and Juan In that country also reported casualties Representative William B Bankhead of Alabama The people of Tegucigalpa HonduFront rows will be reserved for ras and Managua Nicaragua where the shocks were left in the early relatives of those who will be honmorning were alarmed but ne damored at the Intimate annual service age was reported there The rest of the names on the list are James B Aswell of Louisiana SAN SALVADOR May 21 CAP)— Matthew V O’Malley of New York S' Leg- Charles persons were reported dead and Central America Rocked A Mooney of Ohio Charles many injured from a evere earthG Edwa ds of Georgia Bird J Vinquake that shook the republic of SalBuildings Damaged cent of New Jersey Fletcher Hale vador today of New Hampshire Harry M Wurz-bacin Panic Mos‘ of the casualltles Including People Texas of Samuel of Rutherford WASHINGTON May 21 (AP— For three senators and sixteen the deaths were reported from Albert Vestal of Indiana Georgia City capital of the deparb representatives who have died in the last year memorial services and Edward M Beers of Pennsylment of La Paz where many buildwill be held Wednesday in the house of representatives vania all former bouse members (Bt Anwlitel fmi) d and Others damIn a last rollcall the clerk will read" and Senator William J Harris of Central Am lea was shaken Sab ings were aged Other casualties were reported an illustrious list of names many ance as speaker but be was “abun Georgia severe tremors earth which urday by from the town of San Juan dantly satisfied” of them bringing freshly to mind apparently were most serious at The residents of San Salvador fled RIDES OWN PATROL Only a short time before the full Salin the of City republic to the streets in panic but only a few powerful and Interest com- romance of Longworth’s career had NEWBURYPORT Mass (UP) — vador where resix were persons been recalled to them by the twenty-fift- Paul G Galentlne when old houses were damaged and no one pelling arrested here ported dead and many) injured celebration of his on a drunken was hurl was Tr m an “In Memoriam" list black White anniversary driving The charge shocks were felt earthquake to Alice taken to House marriage police headquarters in a in Nicaragua Honduras and Guatebordered they stand out: "Hon RooseVt’l Teachers of England are carrying wagon which he had sold to mala as well as in El Salvador where their H Caraway a patrol Hon Thaddeus fight against salary cuts to Dwight W Morrow a senator from the city a year ago most of the buildings in Zacatecoluca the state of New Jersey Died Octo- senator from the state of Arkansas Died November 8 1931" ber 5 1931" Morrow the man who was an amAmong those Invited as relatives bassador to Mexico when a famous but entitled to sit on the floor in her flier Charles A Lindbergh won his own right wil' be Senator Hattie daughter Anne He might have made Caraway the widow who is going more history in the senate where he to fight for renomination briefly served But he was spared the Bring Back Vivid Pictures kidnaping and murder of his grandAnd so It goes down the long list child names bringing back vivid pictures— Longworth Uttered Prophecy Henry Alien Cooper of Wisconsin Get Ready Delightful Summer! First long the patriarchal dean pf the Hon Nicholw Longworth A ot E Died Ohio house Comfortable Summer Too Micolorful district Quin Percy congressional You Can ssissippi courteous in conversation April 9 1931” Do choleric in debate Inexpensively "Good old Nick!" That’s what they spectacularly Dinwoodey’s! call him yet— the speaker who stood George S Graham who was Chairman before the house on the last day of of the erudite judiciary committee the last session and uttered prophecy Sp iker Garner will preside The —that it might be his last appear navy band orchestra will play Ad Congress Plans for QUITS SERVICE Memorial Tributes ARMY LEADER Blaj Carriers Promise to Blake Study of Forest Men’s Proposal Gen John L nines Reaches 64 Age for Retirement (Pi-Lu- mber New Planes Cut S L Schedules c h one-hal- h - Search Begins for Missing Woman h DINWOODEY’S for a It s I m B CARDEN MCSE SPECIAL DINW OODEY’S ante e d Guar 25-Fo- ot M M Charles O Schick government meteorologist at the field The low pressure area reported previously along the Pacific coast had swung inland and the similar area in the vicinity of Dutch Harbor Aleutian island was swinging slight northeastward although rain continued in that area today Conditions along the Japanese lands were Improving Schick said A HART IwfpUft Chamber Commerce on f GREAT SALT LAKE DIKING PROJECT A Subject of Vital Interest to Everyone in This Region tnak Smarmy t tclenr Scrim Porch (Cfladcrs NEW— SMART ALL METAL WITH GAX coverings of Yellows Greens Orange heavy Duck Canvas Ideal for Porch or Lawns STURDY— G u a r a n teed 50 - foot Roll with Couplings N M No C O D’s—No Charges— No Delivery This Is a Cash and Carry Event r m ESTABLISHED 1857 Dinwoodey’s i SIZE COIL-SPRIN- M M West First South Telephone Was -4 FIVE-FOOSIZE DETACHABLE PILLOWS SEAT AND BACK T i Originally Kelvinator FIVE FOOT SIZE Originally $33 Umbrellas can be ordered In size and colors to suit Umbrellas table and chairs singly your fancy or in complete sets Prices are extremely low this Summer Smart New METAL i OLD HICKORY SWINGS 9 Complete Ready to Install on Porches Four-fo- ot 8ize CHAIRS 8 $93 ROCKERS $350 FOR PORCH OR LAWN DINWOODEY’S The latest thing for Porch or Lawn You'll Have to See to Appreciate Tfteml PORCH SHADES Ventilating REFRIGERATORS Krlnkle Steel White Enamel Top or Side leers Original price $22 50—now $11430 Genuine Oak Enamel lined or Values Cork Insulated Now $2850 to $140 Porcelain-line- d $53 to $200 Cooler Porches! and Bight don't bother who ahad their porche Theee cooling ventiwith Aerolux Rot day the folk OUR SUMMER GARDEN On th 81xth Floor Is worth a visit when you're shopping down town this week Budget Terms— lating shade (top the sun' heat and glare but 1st In every cooling breeze Weatherproof etalutl In attractive greene and brown Special fixtures simplify banging —stop flapping widths Blx-fo- ot 6-I2- -I8 $569 Mouths miCFS ARE LOW at D1NWOODEY'8 BUT QUALITY REMAINS UNCHANGED Backed by a Record of 78 Year of Value and Honesty and Service— the Intermountaln West's Greatest Institution SHOW YOU HOW TO EFFECT THESE ECONOMIES IN YOUR HOME ESTABLISHED 1837 Kelvinator Dept Dinwoodey’s Street Floor ’’GOOD FURNITURE JUlt Six Floor of Good Furniture 9 4143 W First South Telephone Was 39 37-3- ZXJZ 13LXZ 3UC 75 Elec- If your expenditure for foods is only average Kelvinator $02950 a year will save you at least $0205 through elimination of spoilage Figuring conif only half of this food is perishable Kelvinator will save servatively you an additional $78 09 a year by permitting you to buy in quantities Z C M I $29 $fjg85 SPECIAL ORDERS BEING TAKEN NOW! 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DINWOODEY’S at SUMMER g y Accident Brings dest-oye- a h Smelter Opening Aids Employment LIVES OF SIX Arranges Services Honoring Nineteen islators Who Have Died During Year high-spee- 21 QUAKES CLAIM Zaca-tecolu- WASHINGTON May 21 (UP)-M- ajor General John L Hines bearing the decorations of a grateful gov eminent has reached the end of a SAN FRANCISCO May 21 long career In the U S army Today producers of the Pacific he reached 64 the statutory retirerailroads asked transcontinental slope ment age today tor lower rates on eastbound Recently returned from a tour of forest products shipments and obduty as commanding general of the tained from the roads a promise "to Philippines Hines was expected by study" the proposal his friends here to settle down to a Lumbermen of five states — Wash peaceful civilian life In his birthplace White Sulphur Springs W Va So ington Oregon California Idaho and Montana — urged rates be lowered to far as the war department knew he the level for shipments to the Athas made no professional connection lantic seaboard through the Panama outside the army canal Hines enjoyed the reputation In the Officers of the seven transcontinarmy of being a "fighting general" Paul Shoup ental lines agreed to consider the The appellation was more than The lumbermen matter In detail laudatory phrase A distinguished serve their said the railroads could service cross bears witness to Hines' needs the better than transportation Here la the disregard of danger water carriers In many cases story behind it: The lumber delegation was headed In the summer of 1918 the general by J D Tennant of Longview Wash was commanding the first infantry Bell Lumber the Long representing brigade In battle near Berzy-le-Secompany and by W B Greeley Seat- - Reductions In flying time on the France At a critical stage of the tie secretary of Ithe West Coast Lum- San Francisco-Sal- t Lake Chicago battle liaison between the Sixteenth Paul Shoup New York and the San Diego-Seatbermen's association and Twenty-sixtinfantry regiments Pacific president ot the Southern was broken Repeated efforts were company served as spokesman for routes ot the United Air Lines will made to establish contact They all the rail group About 40 rail and be made possible by the use of new failed planes lumber executives were at the con- type Realizing the danger the Isolated now being manufactured by the Boeference regiments faced Hines personally an was it some would was ing Airplane company time It expected went through terrific artillery fire to be required to complete the study nounced Saturday by P G Johnson the front lines of the Sixteenth inin which both groups proposed to president of the flying and the manfantry and located Its left flank Then exThe lumbermen companies ufacturing cooperate that generals are supposed The time between Salt Lake and forgetting plained if they used the railroads to avoid personal danger he walked now the price paid In eastern cities San Francisco will be reduced from in front of the lines exposing himself f to five hours It to for western lumber gave more to seven and the fire and located the was announced by Palmer McGrew Twenty-sixt-enemy’s the railroads than to the mill regiment He united it The lumbermen suggested lower district traffic manager of United finally with the Sixteenth rates might stimulate traffic enough Air Lines and similar reductions will This exhibition of bravery Hines' to make it more profitable than at be made between other points on the citation said hi men and In making the an enabled them encouraged present Lower prices for lumber line he said to advance to victory they pointed out might stimulate nouncement Mr McGrew said: “Salt Lake commercial Interests greater use especially In the construction of homes will be given better service We beInRailroads officially represented lieve the commercial air transport of cluded besides the Southern Pacific the Immediate future must rely on the Western Pacific Santa Fe Great frequent schedules with medium Northern Northern Pacific Union sired passenger ships Instead of the Pacific for which Carl Gray presl 20 30 or 40 passenger planes talked Police deputy sheriffs and memdent spoke and Chicago Milwaukee of a few years ago" bers of the Elks' club organized & St Paul Fred W Sargent and posses Saturday to search for Mrs S James Swyers 43 who disappeared Henry W Beyers president and Salvation Army Plans vice president respectively of the from her home 389 Fourth avenue Chicago & Northwestern were also Thursday night or early Friday mornPeople’s Young Parley at the meeting ing She is the widow of S James Lumbermen said they did not beSalvation Army workers from Swyers who was killed In an accilieve water transportation rates various places In Utah convened at dent at Airport last January 21 through the canal would again be local headquarters 137 East First Mrs Swyers is described as 4 feet lowered to undercut the rail rates if South street Saturday for two-da10 inches tall weighing 92 pounds the latter were put on the same plane young people's state convention un- of a medium complexion with gray as water rates now In force der direction of Major E R Gifford of eves gray hair and a scar on her San Francisco young people's sec cheek When last seen she was clad in a brown coat and retary Assisting are Major A D Jackson wore a black straw hat of Denver divisional commander Harry S Joseph led a mounted and Mrs Jackson Ensign Mathias posse through the north bench hills Schofield of Denver divisional young and canyons Saturday afternoon He Two suits asking for $7500 aggre- people’s secretary and Mrs Scho- was aided by posses organized by G W gate damages for Injuries in an auto- field andof Ensign and Mrs John F Chief Criminal Deputy Sheriff Salt Lake Carlisle and police mobile collision were filed In the Jackson Three meetings are planned for Mrs Swyers is believed by officers Third district court Saturday against Visiting officers will speak to have become despondent over her Jayne Foreman Herrick & Co and Sunday N L Herrick president of the com- at the sessions at 10 a m 2 p m and husband's recent death and to have 8 pm wandered away pany George B Alder sued for $2500 He said he was driving north on £ street when Miss Foreman driving an automobile belonging to Herrick & Co crashed Into his car at the Intersection of Second avenue causing It to strike a telephone pole The accident occurred April 9 1932 Mr Alder states that the other driver eastbound was speeding and ignored his right of way He cites a wrenched back and other injuries Florence Egan a passenger tn Mr Alder’s car asks for $5000 damages for Injuries to her abdomen and spine allegedly suffered in the same crash SEATTLE May 22 1932 2E t — rr t |