Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SU NJAV MORNING JULY V Borah Told THREE ON NEW To Take Two POWER BOARD Months’Rest A 20 UOO 7 HOOVER PICKS Senator Goctto Senate to joining Man SGerled WASHINGTON July 19 members of the newly created federal power commission of fUe were nominated today by President Hoover In the (list batch of nominations he lias sent to tire senate since the special session convened Thev —ere Claude L Draper chairman of the Wvomlng state board of tP)-T- hree equalization Ralph B Williamson Yakima Wash attorney who has specialized in the etudy of water power and Mai cel Garsaud port engineer at New Orleans At the same time the chief executive nominated William M Jardine of Kansas former secretary of agrlcul-- 1 ture as minister to Fgvpt Brigadier General Frank T Hines head of the veterans' bureau as administrator of the combined veterans’ administration and Nicholas Jtoosevelt of New Yoik as vice governor of the Philippine Islands 1 he latter Is a second cousin of r lie Pretent at t'ote in dominations Sent to ' Senate Colonel Theodore Roosevelt governor of Porto Rico and Is now an editorial writer on the New York Times The three power commission nominations were referred to the Interstate commerce committee uoon receipt in the senate Chairman Couj-en- s said he would call the committee together early next week to oonslder a course of procedure No comment was forthcoming on Vary on Pact WASHINGTON July 19 UP) — Ordered Saturday by phyildans to take a complete rest of two months Senator Borah returned to the senate to finish the contest for ratification of the London naval limitations treaty before hisobeying the command dally early morning Foregoing hoiseback ride the senator took to a motor car Instead this morning and Journeyed ever to Baltimore to get the report on hts examination made earlier In the week by officials of Johns Hopkins University hospital his condition was not They told him they would dangerous but warned not be responsible If he did not Immediately take a rest of at least two uV — f Walker’s Renowned Advance Sale Order Now for October Delivery PAIR 11 MIGM GRADE At the Lowest Prices Salt Lake has Ever Known ! ! A small down payment months The veteran Idahoan was back In the senate chamber as another gruel- lng day of debate on the naval treaty to hi coHe reserves choice your ''UU it-Ik- blankets now Wool Blankets U S IN REVOLT BARED IN PROBE that he would be unable to ! PLOTTOTHROW the appointments The new commission will supplant the former ex officio group which was composed of the secretaries of war Interior and agriculture The that president recently announced Major General Edgar Jadwtn would N be chairman of this commission but the latter later notified the president cept Blanket ’values that are going to get us talked about we arc in the midst of a Receivership Sale and you’d naturally expect lowest prices! The Blankets are front the country’s All of them of fine grade soft springy wools foremost makers making them iimisnully warm and luxurious Rich in color too! In a month or two you would have lo buy these eante'blankets for much We cannot urge you too strongly to purchase next winter’s more HERE areif said got under way take this lleagues "I guess I better out of the advice when the treaty Is way” Senator Borah said he hoped to go to Idaho for a rest but would have to be guided by his physicians' advice ri ac- l plaid blanket with wide sateen fluffy Soft and springy In asbinding to match Sire 66S0 sorted colors in big block plaids A Y Radical Investigator large part-woo- Appears Before House Communist Group See Mr Hoover has withheld all nominations from the senate since the (Continued From Past One) beginning of the debate on the ex- n treaty to avoid Introducing Maine Eslick of Tennessee and traneous matter that might divert of Hall of Mississippi will visit eom attention'from the treaty at Beacon and Wing-da- le It w as Indicated today at the White munistN camps Y House that no further nomlnatloni Chairman Fish has Issued would be sent up until the winter for approximately 20 negroes This would leave pending identified with session the communist mova new of among others the naming ement but most of them have not of court judge of the Fifth circuit been located appeals covering the southern state Plaid Blankets Our Ion-do- Windows Today An extra large lofty planl blanket sue 72x84 with matching Soft and fluffy teen binding guaranteed washable Two tone colorings Juat 18 of them ! es City Brevities Society Reports Fraud— A warning u as Issued Saturday by Mrs M E Trimble president of the Salt Lake Humane society that a man has been falsely representing himself at homes on th east side of the city for the last few days asob-a representative of the society and taining money as donations to the aoclety Will Speak In Chapel— J Golden Kimball president of the council of sev entles of the L D 8 church will be the speaker at a meeting at the Thlrtv-thlr- d ward chapel Sunday at nual benefit ball Baturday night at the Hotel Utah Lecture Scheduled — Professor R S Lewis of the engineering school University of Utah will give an illustrated talk on auxiliary operations at Iron copper workings In and Minnesota before of the Engineering Council of Utah ber of Monday commerce noon at the cham- 6 30 p m Muslo will be furnished by Charles Taj lor singer and Cornelius Mevers A M Anderson and instrumentalists May Barroclough Professor Will Speak— Professor Boris Markov in visiting professor at the University of Utah summer school will speak at the University 10 ward Sunday bchool session at be His subject will a m Sunday 'Five Hundred Years of Religious Development In Bohemia" Ouadalupe falls in Colombia with thetr three cascades are estimated Legion Ball Held— Salt Lake post No 2 American Legion held it an- - to be 750 feet high Dj H CLIFFORD FOR CAR OWNERS' BROKAW Regular 895 cally 100 Comforts think of buj ing satin emered comforts for $10 Incredibly light but warm some stitched reversible Beautifully dmvn-fille- Regularly constant most of 00 w sires 70x80 and 72x84 blankets A sateen binding ool tilling Regularly 695 hire 10 00 White Sheet Blankets hitc cotton sheet bjankefs Regularly priced to 95 V Sues 70x90 and 72x90 139 1 Each (WaiKrm All-Wo- 100 l'x v tee-n- one REMEMBER too not one atom of fashion not are has been saerlflced They less due only to the lowered cost of raw silk See these smart of yard silk of silk ready-to-wenew dresses duplicates of proved fashion successes Chiffon Crepes Shantung Tub Snks Tiques tWf Kcr s fcr rtid Floor) ol Blankets Lambs Wool Blankets sires 70x80 Iamb's wool blankets Large block plaids w rth matching satin ribbon binding Regularly 15 00 100 Walker’s announces the lowest prices on purses f7 AfT all-wo- lnc-e- e’e-va- lamb’s wool Nixes 70x80 and plaid blankets lamb’s wool Beautiful "I A AP Pure 100 72xM pastel colors Regularly 1395 Extra large Third floor) ar AP 1 - ‘ 65 70x80 mo-tor- lrt In the town! Whv? Walkers MUCH excitement low prices on their fine fashions The reason’ Because the primary market price of silk has dropped! The result! 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