Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY RASKOB BALKS AS iTired BOURBONS’ ANGEL LABOR SEEKS of Burden Tore the intended victims mould be desirable and practicable The general aim is to appeal for about $1000 000 to finance the party’s deficit largely carried now by Ras-ko- b and a few friends of former Governor Alfred E Smith and to carry the party's expenses through the con1932 presidential nominating By RAYMOND C LAPPER vention (Copyright 1931 by United Press) The Democratic partv managehas felt keenly the attacks ment WASHINGTON Jan 15 (UP)— A a few (summarized days ago by Frank determination strengthened by iR Kent who charged In effect that cent events to abandon the b a had become holder of less role of financial angel for the ("first mortgage" on the Democratic under-rDemocratic party has caused i through his generous i OF AUTOMOBILE F of L President Confirms Campuign Against Prohibition j new way of financing iob lecls he has been undeservedly the political cause into which he has abused for his political generosity land that lhp tlnie s drawing near poured thousands of dollars when others must take ovei the main A preliminary survey is being madeburdPn whrh h( has bePll earning with a view to the possibility of dis- Duung 1930 according to the reJ Raskob carding traditional political methods port of James W Gerard treasurer nf securing campaign contributions of the Democratic national commitand engaging the services of a group tee only $15000 was contributed to of specialist In money raising to the committee chest outside of fiundertake the task on a business nancing arranged by Raskob basts Jouett 8house executive chairThe reported Itself $628000 man of the Democratic national com- In debtparty at the end of the year mittee was in conference In New York on this matter today LITTLE MAN GETS BIG JOB EVANSTON 111 Jan 15 (P) — As Whether this plan will appear AUSTIN Texas 15(Pj— Charlfeasible to warrant sufficiently adopLockhart tire smallest man ever an excuse for speeding a motor car ey tion may be known shortly Consult- to the office of state treas- - Evans J Perkins offered this one ants have been called tn to study ureroccupy the oath standing on took nighthow their highly specialized methods son here kept beg "My - ear-ol- d might be adapted to political fund raising Some of those in the Demogmg me to take him to a fire so cratic high command believe such I thought I would " adaptation of modern business methWhen arrested police said he was ods in place of the old time political practice of coaxing contribumaking 45 miles an hour behind a tions by dangling the prospect of big red chemical truck of the fire Jobs legislative or other favors be- d partment John Speeder Offers Unusual Excuse Jan 2- MIAMI Fla Jan 15 (I’— Confirmation ol reports that the executive council ol the American Federation of Labor had approved camMONTPELIER Idaho — William paign plans for a prohibition modification movement bv the "labor's Martin 60 was Instantly killed when legislative committee for the modif- struck by an automobile as he was was giv- ‘walking on the Oregon Trail highication of the Volstead en today by William Green president way at the edge of this city at b 10 of the federation p m Thursday The campaign was approved by Gordon Ashlev 17 son of Dr and the executive council of the federa- iMrs George F Ashlev was the dilver Mr Green at the of the car according to Chiules E tion yesterday time said he had no comment to Harris prosecuting attorney make Today he asserted Martin wns walking north on the ' I Ashlev was said yesterday that would be a left side of ttie road story for another day The action driving the same direction when he of the council on the was to struck the man Martin suffered a planThere have been today's story is fractured skull Internal injuries and " to more He was dead a left fractured say leg nothing when picked up by Ashlev and a a few minutes alter the r passer-b- y GIRL GETS POST Democrats In the state senate an- accident was unable to explain how nounced Thursday that they had heAshley struck Martin He will appear bedesignated Miss Ethel Clark daugh- fore a coroner's jury Friday afterter of Mr and Mrs R C Clark of No charge has been filed Moab a committee clerk by virtue noon him of a concession granted by the Re- against Martin was a watchman for the publican senators Tuesday Oregon Short Line but was switchman twenty years He Is surPROFESSOR PLANS TALK two daughteis Professor Elbert D Thomas head vived by of the hkstorv and political science department at the University of Utah will address the blind ol Salt Lake Friday at 8 p m In the Civic Center on "Recent Uprisings hi the Orient ” f csut?i V V 11 14 inior Prom Frocks William Martin 60 Killed on Oregon Trail Near Montpelier Satins Taffetas and Silk Crepes act” Na-lpi- for a Yi UNDER WHEELSl A thank-iRasko- ch AGED MAN DIES MODIFICATION Giairman Wants Experts Called In to Solve Deficit Question 1901 1G We re ready to make you look your loveliest and you won't have to pay a lot fur their beauty You’ll agree these l’niclo are very inexpensive Junior Sizes 13 to 17 Misses’ Sizes 14 to -- 0 City Compensation Awarded Widow of $18 a week for approved by the city commission Thursday for Mrs Jennie Nielson widow of C Peter Nielson city jailer who was fatally injured in an automobile accident December 30 The compensation was recommended by City Attorney Shirley P Jones Mr Nielson died January 8 from injuries received when he was struck by an automobile driven by Don Dun-yo- n 21 of Draper at the intersection of State street and Cleveland avenue The city commission upon atthe recommendation of the cityDun-jon's torney also accepted $200 from emplojer as settlement for the case Compensation sLx “Use Palmolive Beads for safe washing of silk hosiery advise Silk Manufacturers CO RT I CELLI PHOENIX 11 was of World I T Y PAIR KA VAN Silk Remnants 11 50 p m Originally 195 Four garments — Panties Girdle Garter Belt and Brassiere 20 only combined In one Slightly soiled Sizes 34 36 38 Flat CiTm All-Sil- k All-Sil- k All-Sil- k All-Sil- k (Tvpo Satin Chiffon ( arresting H’Ol’gl’ttl’ Fur Remnants Wash Goods and 98c Draperies Outing Flannel Percale Print Raven Crepe Sheeting Originally 195 and 295 Strips Bands Shaped Collars and Cuffs In various lengths of Moufflon Vicuna Wolf and Voiles Marquisettes Cietonne Damasks PRICE- - others WOODRUFF 8 C Jan 15 (Pi”) — mad dog went on a rampage here today biting one man 75 dogs a mule four hogs and a goose The dog was killed several hours later after a hunt over a Women’s Silk Undies A K six-mi- le The Committee of you protect your silk hosier unnecessary runs keep colors like new prolong wear? Then read what the great silk manufacturers advise as the correct way to wash silk atockings — all fine fabrics WOULD J A territory The town council passed a resolution ordering all dogs in the com17 munity locked up for 30 dajs These famous women— leaders representing every phase of feminine activity from all over the United States — approved and sponsor Palmolive Beads For years these master craftsmen have created America’s finest hosiery For years too they have used no soap for washing costly silk skeins that did not contain olive oil Because— they declare—such a soap dissolves cleanses and rinses away in water cool enough to be safe for silks MRS JAMES Wife ETHEL BARRYMORE America most famous actress ELSIE DE WOLFE Noted authority on decoration ANTOINETTE DONNFLLY Chicago Tribune beauty ex part Called uldeal Soap for Silks' These leading silk manufacturers LILLIAN EDGERTON Head of textile laboratory sub- mitted Palmolive Beads to exhaustive tests in their own laboratories And now all of them acclaim this new discovery “the ideal soap for silks” MRS KELLOGG FAIRBANK Famous Chicago social ANNE MORGAN Noted for social civic and char cleansing action that protects the life of silk fibre” declares Kayser stable activities DR ELLEN B Mr GO WAN Oj a great eastern university “It rinseS away with the greatest ease” $ays Van Raalte MARY ROBERTS RINEHART Noted fiction writer “Wc foresee longer wear for silk stockings with this new and different fine fabric soap” writes Phoenix FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT W it e of the Governor of ft civ Beads' the1(!ear soap for alt fineTabrics' Give your own loyely lingerie and sheer silk hosiery the protection of this new bead Order a box from you? dealer today F ork TAYLOE ROSS LxGovernor of Wyoming CAY Executive a WALTON Sulim hayscr dr Co SUZANNE POLLARD Daughter of Governor of V tr gmia m Vanity pair interprets sheer silk hosiery the flare and style that are an menjud part of the modern u Oman's dress today "If you uash hosiery with Pahnolne Beads" says Vanity Fair "you will obtain the longest life and beauty possible from silk stockings”-- MRS HANCOCK BANNING Lot Angeles social leader MRS CECIL B DE MILLE Wife of the famous director MME SCHUMANN HEENK America's great prima “Red Cross” Utah Safety Group Told Rail Methods Shoes C T Batlev chief safety agent foi he Union Pacific system outlined ailroad safety methods Thundav night at a meeting of the Utah Safe-- y league In the Newhouse hotel A lound table discussion on accl-leDr A L prevention followed Murray vice president of the league Originally 295 to 645 $z98 iresiaed Now 198 to 430 Originally 995 and 1245 TRIM ORDERED Wavne Hunting Thursday was held 'or trial In ’Ihlrd district court on a rand larceny charge by City Judge lames A Stump He Is charged with tealing two sheep and some farm jnplements from a West Jordan corral on January 2 The corral is owned by Gust Pappas Midvale stockman Pumps! leathers Strap Slippers' patent and In 196 Pieces From a Special Purchase of a Sample Liue s! kid in black 11 brown 107 pairs including all sizes but not in every style Satin and crepe de chine garments in tailored or styles Chemises Panties Dance Sets Pajamas and Gowns lace-trimm- Women’s RAIL TERMINAL OPENS OMAHA Neb Jan 15 (Pi— Railroad men from all parts of the middle west today attended dedication ceremonies for Omaha's new $4-- i 500000 union terminal The new sta- I1 tlon was officially accepted for the city by Mavor Richard L Metcalfe who opened the main door to the public with a golden key of large pro portions Salt Lake Valley eher Pa re n Group Prepares ' Fabric Gloves 59c CORSET AND Originally 95c special purchase of sllp-o- n Browns tan and styles All sizes beiges A donna silt jjhS&B&ssil er members will be a feature of Reduced Because Size Ranges Are Incomplete the session Speakers at a meeting at 10 Da mC Include Superintendent Jensen and Dr Franklin S Harris (resident of the Brigham Young university Provo The 1 p m session will be In charge of Mrs J S Alley Midvale presl- -' deni " TJal’id O MilKd y will "dlstlLS iiie recent child welfare conference at Washington D C A program will oe provided by Junior high school musicians School busses will take oarents and teachers to the meeting from communities of Union Sandy Crescent Butler Granite Draper! Bluffdale Riverton West Jordan South Jordan Lark Herriman Bingham Canyon Copperton and Midwill One and Two Trousej Suits -- nu for washing fine fabrics Large Box 10c 750 i35TjLrfl OabsiimTes Blue tetri pe Worsteds and Pin Sergos Cheviots I I Sizes Quantity vale Palmolive Beads fancy batiste and of Men’s Suits and Overcoats election 'ANDY— Annual and WetindNBf the Jordan Parent-Teachassociation will be held Saturday ill Jordan high school "Round-up- " of COMBINATIONS GIRDLES STEP-IN- S brocade All sizes in group but not in every style Originally 350 For ‘"Roundup” NELLIE What hosiery manufacturers have found to be true of Palmolive Beads in laborain tory tests American women find true Pairs Women’s 107 ea MRS Approved by Committee of 17 home washing of silks The Committee of 17— a group of America’s most distincalled recently to the guished women Rita Hotel to watch tests of the new soap discovery — unanimously voted Palmolive leader IMRS OLIVER HARRIMAN New York social leader "Its olive and palm oils give a gentle $oap DAVIS of Secretary j of Labor Garments -l $1 Kayon Flat Crepe Silk Canton Crepe Mad Dog Inflicts Numerous Biles ALT E 4-in- 1500 Yards in Useful Lengths of l2 to 3 Vs Yards in a comprehensive variety five persons Charles Mahler 24 and V Renney 21 were arrested on charges of violating the prohibition laws J Christenson and his wife Mrs Josephine Christenson and Paul Anderson were booked as disorderly persons at police headquarters LU XI T E RA Women’s Police anttvtce olftcers under Captain O B Record raided the Lindv hotel at 249'v! South State sheet on Renown YS R R Friday! Remnant Day! Five Arrested in Police Dry Paid 99 Thursday at OLEPR OOF VAN years MISSIONARY ILL MIDVALE— Miss Beatrice Lindell who was employed In the Midvale State bank until she recently left for the southern states mission at Atlanta Ga is in a Salt Lake hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation Sho will return later to if the mission 36 37 38 38 Quanttity 42 44 6789822 25 Overcoats now Sizes 40 1250 35 36 37 38 39 40 42 44 i 1' 21 1! 21 3' II 3' 1 |