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Show , buueti "TIIE w WEATHER Published at Commercial Printing Co. 2044 South llth East Hyland itiiar . Tor Salt Lake and vicinity Unsettled tonight and Saturday, probably shower ; warm-- ; er tonight. 'fir limior 364 FORECAST PUBLISHED IN SUGARHOUSE VOL. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, FRIDAY, University News Captivated By Utah Scenery The five ladie from Golden, Wheatridge and Arvada, delegate to A. convention, drove over the P.-the Rabbit Ear Paas on their way to Salt Lake City. They are all familar with the wonderful scenery of the Colorado mountains, but they are enthusiastic about the gorgeous colors In our hills and wished they could carry some idea of its beauty to the unfortunate ones who were unable to attend. They are as follows: Mrs. George Zellar, Mrs. Ralph Ashton and Mrs. Martin Klumker, of Arvada Mrs. Lucille Adams, of Golden and Mrs. Walter Nahrlng, of Wheatridge. Mrs. Nahring spent Sunday taking in the beauties of Salt Lake City and vi cinity and made the remark that she had never before seen such magnificent rock gardens as those here. Of course. Salt Lake City is nearly one thousand feet lower In altitude than Denver so the season L) more advanced here, but we have a greater vaflowers than our riety of eastern neighbor. It Is possible that the quintette will visit Zion and Brice National Parks before returning to T. - out-do- or Returns From West Mrs. J. A. Jacobson, who has been at San Francisco and Fresno, Calif, for the past month, returned home Tuesday and reports her daughter as much improved In health. Second Tick Fever Death Henry Kusel, of Sheridan, Wyo died last Saturday from the effects of tick fever. His was the second death this spring, the other death having occurred in Southern Utah about two weeks previous. ' Druggists To Convene The Utah Druggists will meet In annual convention at Ogden, May 23, 24 and 25. No doubt there will be a large delegation go from Salt Lake to attend this annual event. 42nd ANNUAL CONVENTION Nearly one thousand delegates met in Salt Lake City this week on the occasion of the 42nd Annual Con- vention of the P.-A. They had five days of busy hours, and they listened to talks by the foremost Some ideas speakers of the nation. Colorado. of these speakers did not meet with the conventions' approval but take Sees Big Change It all In all the delegates got some Mr. Tuttle, who was one of the new ideas to take home to their first to erect a home in the Parkway local chapters. district, but who was transferred to the west coast nearly ten years ago, PAINT POT HAS NEW SIGN returned to Salt Lake City last week. The Paint Pot, one of the most He Is connected with the Federal civil service and in his official capacity colorful of all the Sugar House busiha to travel all over the west. He ness houses, Is graced with a new remarked about the rapidity with Neon sign that amply portrays their which the southeast portion of the wares. city is growing and was more than pleased to see the many new and SOUTHEAST COUPLE ON HONEYMOON TRIP beautiful homes which are being Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Rockwood When he built his home, 2461 Alden street, there were only about spent the week in southern Califorsix other houses anywhere near Mm, nia on their honeymoon. Mrs. Rock' now that part of town la filled with wood was formerly Miss Ivy Dean. Mr. Rockwood is associated with the handsome homes. T. Rockwood a F. SKAGGS TO OPEN MARKET IN SUGAR HOUSE O. P. Skaggs has purchased the Sewell Store In Sugar House "! a large crew of men are busy week repainting the interior of the building and arranging the stock for an opening on Saturday. They are making everything attractive for the shoppers and expect to have the building crowded all day. Are Proud Parents Of A Spa Mr. and Mrs. Thane Free were blessed on Tuesday, May 17, by the East Twenty-fir- Furniture st Oorp., 1064 South street. SUGAR HOUSE BUYS 2004 AIRMAIL STAMPS The sale of 2004 airmail stamps at the Sugar House post office was recorded for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of this week, according to Cedi Crockwell superintendent These stamps are of special design ll issued in keeping with which week, began Monday morning. Mr. Crockwell stated that they anticipated to sell several thousand more before the week la out as the stamps are of a special Issue andf stamp collectors will likely take advantage of securing them. Air-Ma- A comparitively large percent of Utah people receive university training. One reason is the help given education by generous persons like Mary J. Carlson, who bequeathed $120,000 from her estate for const n of a girls dormitory, or residence hall at the University of Utah. An additional $90,000 was granted from P. W. A. funds, and a beautiful new dormitory, Cail&on Hall, has been completed. Completion of Carlson Hall makes available for girls whose homes are not near their university a residence hall of the finest modern type. Furnishings are being purchased for ocIt is a cupancy the fall of 1938. three story brick building, fireproof throughout, accomodating about 80 ' girls. On the first floor are a spacious living room with fireplace, a large dining room, matrons quarters, guest rooms and a sunroom for The kitchen will be the recreation. most in Salt Lake City, W. to Kent Evans, superaccording intendent of grounds and buildings. Sleeping rooms, single and double, provide each girl with a separate bed, clothes closet, dresser and study desk. Conveniences for laundry and pressing are available for student use Baths are of porcelain and Tennesee marble. Showers have automatic mixers regulating water temperature. The grounds have been Installed with a sprinkling system and landscaped with lawns and hundreds of The path leading from the shrubs. residence hall to the main buildings cf the campus will be flanked with two hundred lilacs. ru-tlo- up-to-d- NUMBER MAY 20, 1938 Top Rank Football Squad Signed For Utah Game The football team of Santa Clara University, one of the outstanding football schools in the country, will incit the University of Utah team teum in Suit .Lake City, September This la an athletic treat 3o, 1938. long sought by Intermountain sports funs. It is very seldom a team of Santa Claras calibre is induced to perform In Utah. Santa Clara finished last season among the nations few undefeated and untied teams, and lost only to Texas Christian during 1936. The Utah Redskins complete schedule for the coming season follows: . October Montana State at Salt 1 Lake. October 15 at Salt Lake. at October Logan. Aggies October 29 D U. at Salt Lake. November 5 C. U. at Boulder. November 12 C. S. at Salt Lake. November Wyo. at Laramie. November 24 --Idaho at S. Lake. December 17 Hawaii at Honolulu. B. Y. U. 22-Ut- ah 19' IKittgljtH of ijjytljtaa Sfatra The Past Grand Chancellor's As- sociation held their annual election of officers last week and George Z. Edwards, president and N. W. Sonnadecker, secretary-treasure- r. There will be a meeting held at Saturday night to confer the Third rank on two new members. A team composed of Past Official recognition of the Ameri- Grand Chancellors will confer the can Association of Social Workers degree. All members of the order has been given the new University cordially Invited. of Utah School off Social Work. Approval of the curricula means that The regular meeting of the Gargraduates of the Utah school are field lodge will be held next Tuesfor membership In the associa- day night when the rank of Page tion upon presentation of their grad- will bo confered on six new memuation certificates. bers. Garfield el-ig- University of Utah employees were be seen mowing the rolling green campus lawns in a suddenly arrived snowstorm as winter attempted a comeback after a period of warm, summer-lik- e weather. U week celebrations were disrupted when the elements forced the student body song-fefrom the foot of the giant block U on the hillside to the inside of Kingsbury Hall. The painting of the big white concrete emblem, the sorority relays and the spring football game were postponed until more favorable weather, as was the a. m. sophomore versus freshman battle for possession of fifty logs at the base of the U. The rest of the celebration, including the musical comedy written, produced and performed by students to start a fund for the construction of a new field house, was conducted with great success. to at -5 The membership teams of No. 1 are busy and from all appearances next Wednesday night Is going to be a busy one. A Calan-the-Myr- tle large attendance is requested. Brother L. Davidson who held his membership In Lander Lodge No. 10, Domain of Wyoming, is transferring No. 1, the first to Calanth K. of P. lodge in Utah. Grand Chancellor Claud Asher and Grand Vice Chancellor James H. Dale were present at the regular meeting of the Salt Lake City lodge on Wednesday night. Sportsmen Plan Big Encampment May Slight Change Made in Routeing of Mill Creek Bus Slight alterations In the routeing of the Mill Creek bus was announced by the Utah Light and Traction Company Thursday when they informed residents of the district and merchants of Sugar House that beginning Monday morning the bus would Post Office Somewhat vice-chairm- en inter-sectl- At Public Library le st East Twenty-Sevent- Improvement Noted in Parking Problem Following up a former check of automobiles belonging to Sugarhouse firms left standing on the streets all day and abusing the unlimited parking allowed the district, police officer J. W. Miller made another survey Tuesday morning and found that where there had been fifty cars parked all day two weeks ago, there were now only thirty-fivOfficer Miller stated that he expected an improvement in this num her as soon as the building In the rear of the United Five and Ten Cent store is completed as there is space there for several cars. Parking Lots Offered Free Willard Richards .of the Granite Furniture Company stated this week that he owned a lot that was acces-sabthrough the alley at the west of the bank building where merchants could park their cars as long as they wanted to without cost. N. J. Hansen of the Granite Holding Company stated that space had been cleared and made ready for automobiles to park in the rear of his buildings along Eleventh East street and would accomodate most of the cars of employees of firms leasing from him. The large parking lot set asido for patrons of the Southeast Theatre to accessable to shoppers during the day and the upper portion of it may be used by Sugar House people who want to park all day. e. . la 21-2- 2 Sponsored by the Salt Lake County Fish and Game Association, sport-me- n of Sugar House will participate encampment at Como Springs in Weber canyon May 21 and! 22, according to Scott Llnnell, local sportsman and member of the board of directors of the association. will The event of the week-en- d begin with a dance Saturday night which will be followed by a bon fire and fire works. Competition events will start at 10 A. M. Sunday morning and will include prizes for the best.. camp, best trailer outfit, best women's attire, loudest shirt, largest hat, larg- est hat, largest family present, fly casting, plug throwing and races of all kinds. Como Springs is located on the Weber river, a short distance from Morgan. F. B. I. Member Tells of Department Work Val Zimmer, member of the United. States Federal Bureau of Investigation, told Rotarlans of Sugar House Thursday that the remarkable system now used by the department in fingerprinting suspects was proving its worth many times for the work necessary to compile these prints. Mr. Zimmer was the guest speaker at the weekly luncheon of the Sugar House Rotary club Thursday noon at Weasku Inn. The speaker said that boys wishing to enter this service must first have a two year course of law; two year business course, know law enforcement, finger printing and work, In fact, Mr. summer Bald, the job Is a real profession. Finger printing has taken the spot light among various police Investigators of different countries, the United States handling, classifying and filing as high as 5,000 per day. United States exchanges copies of other these prints with elghtly-fou- r countries, according to Mr. Zimmer. lab-rato- ry INDEX of FEATURES Theres a thrill for the feminine heart In the June brides trousseau, beautifully illustrated In our Foto-Feature." A new aspect of Thoms Nast, America's greatest cartoonist, is given by Elmo Scott Watson in his feature article this week. The new federal crop law appears to be bogging down, says WiDlsro . Signs of rebellion are disIn his Washington Digest" cussed A revealing picture of a great living composer is Lemuel F. Barton's contribution In this issue. See Who's News This Week." Local Notes of Interest, University Notes, Knights of Pythias Notes, Football schedule. Comments, Irving High Notes, Presbyterian Church Calendar, Weeks home in Seattle. Public Library Notes, Mrs. Kenneth Jacobson of Elisnore, Headlines, of Recreation Center, New Opening Utah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bus Schedule, Sportsmens Picnic, Fullmer, will accompany them. etc. Brut-kart- COMMENTS (By the Editor and other Friends of The Bulletin) on ARE THEY WAKING UP? When the common people, and hy the way they are the ones who eventually say who will be in charge of the affairs of the nation, realize that they arc being played with by incompetent theorists and that the national debt is piling up with a rapidity that will take years of hard toil to bring to anywhere near a balance, then look out. The politicians responsible for this condition will be thrown out and men who arc real American and have the courage of their convictions will be placed in charge of the affairs of the nation. FAVOR THE NIGHT COURT A. convention regard the Sonic of the delegates to the P.-of a night establishment the for move started by The llulletin remarked One direction. them of in the court as a move right T. $2.95 NU-ENAM- Twenty-fir- st arrival of a son and heir. Mrs. Free Is now at the L. D. S. Hospital and la reported as doing nicely. They reside at 21st South and 13th East Mr. Free was handing out At the regular meeting of cigars on NEW BUILDING IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION Tuesday evening in celebration of Temple, Pythian Sisters, on the new arrival. A new building is being constructWednesday night the reports of the ed between The Paint Pot and the delegates to the Grand Temple were J. A. Rockwood Corporation, by the District Meeting To Be Held read and accepted. ocbe for will firm and latter ready Monday evening, May 23, at 8:00 A joint meeting with the members cupancy within a few weeks. p. m. In the Council room of the City and County building, the of Calanthe-MyrtLodge No. 1 and chairmen, No. Hermoine Temple 8, was held and secretaries of the New 19th legislative district. Salt after the regular business was disThe schedule for free adult educa will of and the following program Nearer county, hold a meeting to decide tion classes to be held in the com' posed various mooted questions. was enjoyed. Two solos by Mrs. mittee room of the main public llbr Edith Miller, accompanied by Vanda Counting each finished item as one ary during the week is as follows: Shaffer; accordion solos by Maryllr Repainting Service Station Monday, 10 a. m. to 12 noon Aninearer the actual construction Thomas. The party was given ir The Conoco Co. Is repainting the step new mal Stories, Review. House of the post office, Sugar honor of the newly elected Granf Bone service Jay station at the Friday, 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. Vo- Chancellor Claud Asher who made residents and merchants of the disof Ashton Avenue and Hightrict have anxiously watched men cabulary Study. Poetry (a study of a neat and land Drive making it look neat and timely response. Visitor from the city street department this feet and meters) how to shape a were, M. E. In keeping with the excellent service C., Lillian Dale, of Gar week while they were sinking test Poem. G. P. field; C., Mary Neilson, of given at that place. holes on the post office site. Saturday, 2:00 p. m. to 4:00 p Short talks were made by Magna. These hols are dug and a record m- - Vocabulary: Study of the origin G. Ida G. V. C., J. H. Nelson; Jr., Goes East On Business made of the type of digging that and life of slang. Short Story AnTooele. Dale, Dancing to old time C. B. Maxfleld, of. the Maxfleld will be necMsary to excavate for the alysis; The Coward by de Mau music was Indulged In till midnight Feed and Coal Co., left last week for basement of the building. If water passant. Refreshments were served and eastern points on business. He ex- to encountered it will enable builders Saturday, 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. cake was presented to C. C., Claw pects to be gone about ten days. to determine the amount of water- Building your Vocabulary, Paralled Asher. proofing necessary for the concrete. construction and emphasis and PhilIf hard pan or heavy gravel to found, osophy of English forms. Renewed life to being shown bj dditlonal allowance will be made Wednesday, 1:30 to 3:30 p. m. In both the subordinate lodges and the board room of the main public for the excavation. increase In membership Is look large library Elementary English and AcWashington Asks For Deeds WILL PAINT YOUR ed for during the coming year. ' Deeds to the three cent Correction for foreign bom. properties purCAR WITH chased have been called for by the Thursday, 3:00 to 5:00 p. m. TO ATTEND WEDDING treasury dapartment at Washington English and accent correction for the bom. Mr. to and Mrs. Nathan O. Fullmer, CL, the D. and property foreign Sold Exclusively By according AT SPRAGUE LIBRARY 2262 South 9th East will leave Sunholders Salt Lake City, Joseph M. S. King and Highland Lumber Co., Monday, Wednesday and Thursday day, May 22 for Seattle, Washingthese deeds have been sent this evenings from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m ton, to attend the marriage of their Economic daughter Fac, to Robert Owen week. Checks covering the amount Citizenship and Social 1079 East 21st So. Problems. The of mailed the purchase will be Hoge, of Dayton, Wyoming. upon Hy. 1738 in Sugarhouse to is The 27th. will Invited take and of deeds the the public any acceptance place May by marriage all of these classes. The young couple will make their 'yiimiiiMiiinmiiiiiiiiiifMiHiiiiinwiMimniiuiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiL Her-mol-ne follow street, across the canyon and Country South street Club to Twenty-firInstead of entering the Sugar House h business district via South and Thirteenth East streets. Other scheduled routing of this line will remain the same from the Sugar House Junction to Salt Lake City. The Traction company will have printed schedules showing the route followed by the bus at the office of the Utah Power and Light. Co. ,in Sugar House, and In an advertisement appearing in this issue of The Bulletin. 18. all realso if called. She for be available but duty simply night, marked that all cities should institute this reform and the result would justify the added expense, if any, to civic government. that it would not be necessary for his honor to hold court EL icx Electric Co. ALL FOR ONE Mexico, the other day, when payment was demanded by Great Ilritain of the debt owed her, said iii no unmistakeable terms that 1 j (COMMENTS, Continued on Tage 4) . . |