Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING MARCH 7 1031' COURT RULING Ward of U S HITS AT 'TITLE Wins $35000 WET BOURBON Also Advice TO UTAH LAPS PROBABILITY OF Idle Apple Man Happy Riches Gone PLANKGROWS r Federal DecisionThrows Open Disputes on ' Ownership MUSKOGEE Okla March 6 (AT — Leonard Ingram wealthy Creek freed man had a verdict of $33000 damages against Philip A Lewis a for- mer trustee of his estate and some advice from a federal — Judge today The $35000 verdict was returned late yesterdav In Ingram's damage suit for $100-0which amount Ingram alleged his estate shrunk during Lewis’ management between 1924 and 1926 "I recommend that you do a lot of honest work on your farms and do some thinking so you'll have some Judgment’’ Judge John C Pollock told Ingram after announcing the verdict The wealthy negro a ward of the government because his forebears were slaves of Creek Indians drove to the trial dally autoIn his $8000 mobile Lewis’ filed notice Raskob's Real Objective Declared Focusing Public Eye on Dry Issue Former Wife Seeks Cash of WATER SAVING WINS APPROVAL Decision Urgeg Seven Sinclair Lewis CARSON CITY Nev March I (CTS)— Although Grace Hegrer Lewis former wife of the novelist Sinclair Lewis la blossoming out as a promising author in her own right sbo wants some of that Nobel prize award that Lewis recently won She requested the supreme court Mi- nor Projects in Order of Practicability 8AN FRANCISCO March 6 (JP) — Fred Bell who a few years ago had a fortune a chauffeur and Idleness had $1 In cash today a'jobr selling apples on the street—and happiness Bell 67 Is a son of the late Thomas and Theresa Bell California pioneers He was bom In the famous Bell man- (Continued from Pm Ont available 35 second feet capitalized Installation and operation $78500 cost per second foot $23300 00 ' It 00 Fair-mou- gold-plat- ed cer-trac- ta Economy Gleaning SPECIAL TODAY SATURDAY ONLY Hen’s Zzlli c:l C::l3 pea on - DON’T DELAY' Overcsxls Lc!:s’ Ffcln D:rk VccI Crc:::j crJ FI:!i Dirk IS PRICES GO UP Cnlll MONDAY -- C:r::ns 2 '!) 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have travel on the eld hose (women's) you donate when yee buy a new pair of Phoenix Silk Hosiery at Street Floor 1 Imported gen 11 i n e English cowhide snit cases Sice 24x36“lnches in colors of brown and black Made to stand ye aba of We wffl eOewt ol That Will Stand the Test by Hofltry Company —to 75 Tennis Rackets A WORTHY ocratic party" The eoonomlc views of Raskob also were criticised by Senator Wheeler Democrat Montana who said he thought It would be Impossible for the party to accept them “particularly on trusts and monopolies" “I also disagree with his views on the power problem" he added Senator Smith of South Carolina Insisted the party should avoid “these controversial things and unite on the Issues that are patent to all— the economlo distress of the country In every department of our life" Agreement with Raskob's prohibition suggestion was voiced by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts He contended however It was contrary to custom for the national committee to discuss Issues- described Raskob's Sheppard "home rule plan” as "wet" and urged the Democratic party to devote Itself to "the overthrow of rapacity monopoly and greed” Robinson Says Party Strongest In History Caraway said the dispute that sprang up yesterday when Raskob proposed his plank "is but a 'feeble forerunner of what iliiU happen if he aucoeeds In securing the recommendations he desires Robinson who replied csustlcally at the meeting yesterday to Raskob’s proposal said In his statement today that "In all the history of the Democratic party there has never been a time when it occupied a stronger position than at present” “We should not make the liquor Issue paramount" he contended "It la vastly more Important that attention be concentrated on the revival of agriculture the rehabilitation of commerce and Industry and bringing comfort to the homes of our people than upon a home rule plan for prohibition” ” GALES DELAY LINEN HAVRE MV-Th- a French liner Ha de France due here early Friday from New ’York was delayed by heavy gales In the eastern Atlantic and wUl not arrive until nearly midnight OS I BRYJ i W Is 1? 13 ‘ snappy plus-foknickers and longies in the new spring shades With the new “raglan sleeve” pull over sweaters All plain colors “pineapple ” weave” in moss brown and imperial blue "Boys’ -- many (Continued from Fete On) Skoolar Suits Ensembles v ajis man’s discussion of those issues at yesterday’s stormy meeting showed he was “utterly out of sympathy with the alma and aspirations of the Dem- - Have ReeendlUoa4 cashmeres 1 0x12 Dcm:s!is 2SS THE RESPONSIBLE Experts New tweeds rnrp r UCL DRAPES SCARFS PILLOW TOPS— 10 USED AND SLIGHTLY USED -- 50 T7 mJG SPECIAL TODAY 0x10 ce :$75 SILK DRESSES Ttdffvvfoa UUlVIrii3 4-Pie- 11 $825 $775 $778 $72$ SPECIAL TODAY D0T7N $ of-ap- us Oar Boys nt Bank Employe h New for Spring! hero today to set aside the decision of Judge Bartlett modifying her divorce agreement by 8 Pumping plant to utilize Burwhioh her monthly alimony allowroughs springs on the Jflbley park ance of $1000 was eat to $200n course water available 1 second Judge Bartlett permitted Lewis ?olf to reduce the alimony on January capitalized Installation and operation $32000 cost per second foot 30 on the plea that the income of the red headed portrayer of $32000 Americana had decreased Then 6 Pumping plant to pump came the Nobel prise award ensprings into the city mains water available 2 second feet cap tailing a tidy sum and a wealth of publicity Itallzed Installation and operation The first Mrs Lewis Is the $64500 cost per second foot $32250 author of “Half a Loaf” The 7 Pumping plant to utilize Liberty park wells In the park water couple were divorced In 1927 Lewis is married to Dorothy available 2 second feet: capitalized Thompson writer by whom he Installation and operation $60000 has an infant son cost per second foot $33000 WASHINGTON March 8 (UP)— 'Thousands of teres of Utah land sion at Bush and Octavla streets and was reared In luxThe probability of an antiprohibition may bo Involved in disputes as to ury and had a negro “mammy" legal ownership under a decision plank In the next Democratic naNine years ago Bell had $75-0handed down Friday by the United tional platform increased today as of his fortune left HU States Tenth district court of apparty leaders began counting noes third wife died May 26 1920 peals at Denver directing the fedIn their sumptuous Menlo Park to appraise the possibilities Involved eral district court of Utah to reinhome Then for one reason state a bill of complaint filed by the In Chairman John J Raskob's “home and another he went broke government to regain 80 acres of rule plan1 He worked at odd Jobs The valuable mineral land from Godfrey Neither side claimed a victory In other day he got a license to Fuhriman the tulmultuous meeting of the nathe unemployed men sellloin held tional committee yesterday but the Judge Tillman D Johnson ing apples Today a reporter against the government in an opingrew that Raskob has acImpression found him For the first time ion handed down in 1927 on the complished his real objective by foIn his life he said he Is perground that the statute of limitaon the prohibition attention cusing tions had run An appeal was taken fectly happy Issue He hopes public sentiment will and Bell Interrupted his interby Charles Hollingsworth crystallize In favor of his proposal reAssociated view occasionally to sell an Press Arrangement Open Thursday the in time to force action at the next been had Johnson To Change in Plan ported that Judge SOVIET APPEAL apple He carefully polished meeting of the national committee overruled Official notification has before each apple or in the national convention of next handing it This setup might be changed howRESULTS IN RIOT not been received here so it is not over ever if danger of pollution Is dls year known yet when the case will be some covered or of in if the springs -- started Bandits-Wouncourt — Convention Will Have d again in the federal " (Oonllntid from Tut On) The 80 acres of land located in Large Wei Nacleos aggregate representation of 344 water can be developed In some of Cache county is now in the possesIn the national convention the vote in which the Democratic or the springs at a nominal cost FUr dren live under such appalling con' sion of the Amalgamated Sugar antlprohlbHlonlsts will have the sup' g&nlzations have shown antiprohi- example some competent water ex- dltlons that hundreds and even company which acquired it by a cir xirt of huge delegations from popu-o- bition leanings forms the field from perts have stated that ten second thousands die from cold and huncuitoua method The government TREECE Uan March 6 UP- Industrial states where the ex which additional recruits may be ex feet c: more water can be developed ger" charges that Fuhriman originally Is Democratic pec ted for a revisionist declaration in at Falrmount springs at a cost of He was constantly Interrupted by ting law Is unpopular assistacquired it by representing it to be Oeorge Humble hecklers A number of women who state organiztaions In 13 states came the platform This block includes around $15000 nonmineral when as a matter of fact ant cashier of the Treece State bank Some question arose at the Friday Interrupted were carried out screamout flatly for repeal of the eight- California Iowa Louisiana Michithe land ia rich in limestone which was shot in the leg bandits eenth amendment In their local plat- gan Minnesota Missouri Montana meeting as to whether the ing and kicking is now being used by the sugar who robbed the bankbyofthree an undeter- forms last year These states are Nevada Ohio and Oklahoma “saving program" would be sufficient Shouts of “Liar" and “Go back to company amount of money today the Dardanelles" mingled with shouts New Hampshire Massachusetts California Democracy U headed by to meet the emergency Cthis summer The government indicated - its mined Humble was shot as he ran from Rhode Island Connecticut Jessen ex of “Bravo Winston” as Churchill New National Committeeman Dockweller City Engineer Harry willingness 30 years ago to cede trio ordered bank the had after the addressed the crowd York New Jersey Delaware Penn- who U opposed to prohibition tain pressed the opinion that It would of nonmineral land to him Into the vault Churchill and Lord Brentford realong with the sylvania Maryland Illinois WisconUtah retaining all but surface cashier Democratic platform in Iowa produce enough water to prevent The William Russell sin and Washington last year favored a referendum on serious shortage Dr Lyman Mr viewed old Russian "atrocities" and rights Thousands of acres In Utah Cahoon and Dr Lyon expressed doubt some new ones claiming that they Out of a total of 1100 votes in the prohibition Were obtained In this manner A memorandum by Judge Q T 1928 It has been previously held national convention the states listed Louisiana’s delegation in congress and urged Indorsement of the mayor’s were a menace to Britain and to McDermott to the circuit court's that suit by the United States to va- will have 378 votes which are re- U predominantly antlprohibltionlst artesian project as a secondary civilization The disturbances continued to the opinion said the government "parted cate and annul any patent hereafter garded as a nucleus around which and Colonel Robert Ewing national emergency measure When asked for his opinion as to very last even through the singing with the legal title of the land in- Issued shall only be brought within the antoprohibltlon forces may committeeman opposes the dry laws of "God Save the King” As the volved in this case December S 1903 six years after the date of issuance gather Michigan Democrats last year fa- the water outlook for the coming A bloe of ten other states with an vored a referendum on prohibition summer Mr Hale an engineer for crowd filed out of the hall a hundred Action to record was commenced In of such patents" ersons mostly youths who had been Ohio elected Senator Robert J the Utah Power and Light company hrown out of the meeting were Bulkley who advocates repeal in said: I think the water supply will be so gathered In the street singing Ruswhat amounted to a political landsian low as to come outside the realm of songs slide In Oklahoma Senator Thomas P previous experience" Gore was elected after declaring Artesian Advocates program at the next meeting It is probable that the recommendation against prohibition Cite Low Supply be for Just such a survey While will Nevada and Montana are regarded Ray and L B Hampton the recommendation for increasing as likely to send antlprohibltionlst W Wout that the committees had the water rates was not voted on at pointed delegates since both states have re- started out on the premise that IS Friday’s meeting It met with no oppealed their local enforcement laws second feet would meet the emer- position during the discussion and Wet Majority at gency and wanted to know why some will likely be adopted unanimously now members doubted that 20 or When notified of the action of tfie Convention Possible second feet would be insuf- Joint committees Friday night Mayor In both Missouri and Minnesota mors ficient Supporters of the artesian John F Bowman said he had no comthe Democratic organizations are re- recommendation replied that the ment to make until he had made a garded as predominantly on the water supply on the city watersheds detailed study of the recommendaside la now so low as to make esti- tion Should the advocates of repeal or mate of the additional needsany a guess modification obtain the solid support Mr Morse W C J A Hampton of delegations from the ten stktes & and Imer Pett opposed specific Just listed they would have a total Kahn recommendation of the artesian REDUCED PRICES of 823 votes or a margin of 71 more project on the ground the apthan a majority of the entire con- proved "saving program"that would meet Oil COAL vention he summer needs and that more InSenators Joseph T Robinson Dem- formation rAY CASH AND BATE should be secured before ocrat Arkansas and Cordell Hull the committees indorse a permanent Furnace Lump Democrat Tennessee moved to the project They contended that Llttlo Stove Lump leaders of as the front prohibition Cottonwood the artesian wells and t-- i faction of the national democracy any other possible Domestic Lump source of supply (Cisaasg Under Mysrs $1 Economy Servlet) as a result of their dramatic break should be investigated and reported Special Domestic with Chairman Raskob and former on by competent engineers Mr Governor Alfred E Smith yesterday an(l Mr Kahn both urged that Ray Hut ooai the Both Hull and Robinson art poten- services WM WILD Manager of some competent' outside tial presidential candidates If the water expert be obtained to make the next the controls element prohibition SERVICE COAL CO Investigation Convention Zi neither Little Cottonwood or the Waiatch 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