Show I t THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE MONDAY MORNING JUNE 1931 22 ' 4 ? SALT LAKE UTAH EVENTS be too bad if we in and Interested seeking after the latest most becoming fashions for ourselves didn’t taker time and care to see from their that our daughters early toddling up to their debutante days are as smartly and attractively dressed as we! 'But after all we have too much sense of harmony to neglect our Children — for a badly dressed child would be a strong false note in the loveliness with which we surround ourselves And even if we were neglectful the modern child with a mind of her which to see make her and her preferences own and eyes with would undoubtedly Two methods of making an egr stand on end "X" stands for "yolk "It was easy for you to cross the ocean— all you had to do was to sail westward until you came to land” "Can you make an egg stand on end?” asked Columbus bus Our Smartly Modern Daushters IToar happy EGGS STAND ON END Have you ever tried to make an egg stand on end? It Is bard to do unless you know bow A legend about Columbus tells us that while he wag at a banquet after his first trip across the Atlantic a man said to him: make it NEWS OF WEEK IN REVIEW WOULD MAKING "NO” "Well ELAINE— Explains Newest Fashions opinions 1 mn&guv? hcard - the worst features of her uneven satisfy all her love of beauty with its softly draped and gathered and the incrustations corsage pleats and godets on the ankle-leng- th skirt For sister there’s a her smart little ensemble of powder blue wool shantung with dainty little incrustations of pink silk shantung — and1 when the coat 1 removed it reveals a dainty little pink (ilk shan- and crisp cottons and filmy chiffons for just these young modern frocks! And so many pctal-lik- e delicate shades to enhance their dewy charm I have sketched several lovely “jeune fille’’ clothes for you to- 1 The styles of our children are adorable— quite as thoughtfully chiZdlttl one chic oboru a'davc&'ftock here Is an egg and I will stand on end said Colum- planned and charmingly executed day that you might see for yourin their smaller way as our own self the youthful way in which our clothes Their clothes aren’t modern daughters style needs aro grouped in one general junior class —the little girl has ' soft and filled In the upper comer is a soft dainty frocks designed just for rose satin crepe dance frock for her the coltish awkward chiid In the budding young lady whoso her early teens is given clothing mind is much on th thrill of hlr of a type to gracefully conceal first dancing parties! And it will and the sweet sub-de- b development U clothed In frocks as happily colored and as youthfully styled as gay garden posies There are so many soft silks of 4at ocw-Cappi- ng diiabic& a p sixteen-year-ol- hand-draw- salt-shak- er The yolk of an egg Is not nearly so heavy as lead so you may have trouble making the egg stand up even after you get the yolk to the bottom of the shell but you can do it if you perform the test Just right (Scrapbook club members place this in "Science” section subheaded "Physics”) Tomorrow— Filling’ a Cop (Uncle Ray will be glad to send you free of charge his leaflet entitled "Records of Aviation” Address Uncle Ray In care of this paper and be sure to enclose a stamped envelope) (Copyright 1931 Publishers Syndicate) comer over for a birthday party she iari an adorable little peach-colore- d crepe georgine Vkck with rows and rows of gathering distributing the fullness at the waist and unusual tucked incrustations set on the bias And wbat girl with her days of active feminine loveliness just ahead could resist the nile green silk organdy frock all made of overlapping flounces cut on the bias and a darker green velvet girdle? (Her more mature sister will envy her the slender youth that makes this type of frock possible!) And last in the lower right frock corner is a very dressed-uIt will satfor a isfy her wish for fluffy loveliness completely — made as it is of pale pink chiffon the bodice lovely with n openwork and the skirt and little cape sleeve soft £ittU of friend sister’s chiffon flounces edged with Valenciennes lace I Well enough for youth — we must all grow up I But that isn’t so hard when one can enjoy the of black and white sophistication that 4 (Continued from Pm Out) sented from the major premise— that Salt Lake must have additional water to avert a serious shortage this summer Facts and figures presented during the week in support of the committee's conclusion showed That streams upon which Salt Lake Is dependent for water supply are flowing about 50 per cent leas than in 1930 and substantially less than in the low water year of 1924 That all key streams in the Salt Lake basin watershed are far below the 1930 measurements and will probably fall below the 1924 mini-mu- write about tomorrow Fashionately yours SSrine ETIQUETTE THE DIAL GOOD BREEDING Dear Miss De Peysier: Is It always necessary to salute upon entering a business place even though one lias not been there or met the people before before delivering ones business messages? Sometimes one’s salute is not returned THANK YOp To say "good morning" or "good afternoon” when one enters a place of business Is an Indication of good breeding It Is better to make this salutation even if It is not returned (Copyright 1931 Premier Syndicate Inc) dd to an-it- er Mlsa de Peyster wlU be question on etiquette tubmltted br reader NOW PLAYING ard Dix aud Jackie Cooper in “Young Donovan's Kid' on the stage A1 B white and company of musical stars Joe Termini banjoist Pamcomedy Kirkland comedy Juggler and Jean and Hazel dancers Kennedy THK AUDIBLE screen CAPITOL— Janet Gaynor and Warner Baxter in “Daddy Long Legs ’’ PARAMOUNT— Norma Shearer In “A Free Soul with Lionel Clark Barrymore Gable and Leslie Howard RIALTO— Billie Dove In “The Lady Who Dared” with Sidney Blackmer Conway Tearle end Judith Vas&elii in “The Devil to Par” with Rortense Britton and Loretta Young 8TATE— “The Oreat Meadow” with John Mack Brown Eleanor Boardman and Outnn Williams EMPIRE— Buck Jones In "Men 'Without Law " Colmen Now‘2 dhows weekly! MnJJ-I- B Add BS 4 15 4 30 4 45 Y 6 15 CUP ft OF 30 5 45 5 67 900 music KDYL-C- BSj Current Iventf KSL— Shopping aids fact-findi- KDYL-C- BB an KDYL-C- BS 9 45 700 KSL— NBC ' - f 30 N B C minutes with Cus Amheim’ MJB Dance Orchestra— Donald Novis — Loyce Whiteman— MJB Cocoanuts and other artists! SECOND SMASHING WEEK Only Two More Days! Miscelj aneous Perfect Entertainment the fog From Salt Lake there set out during the week a motor caravan which retraced the trail of the pioneers of Whole Family JANET WARNER BAXTER GAYNOR “Daddy Long Legs” COMING WEDNESDAY GARY COOPER Taka This ”1 Woman1 It’9 WhM time to this enterprise Elected— W D Beatle Salt Lake as president of the Salt Senator Reed Smoot and a delega- attorney club at the regular elecLake tion of Utah mining men departed tion Gyro meeting for Washington to confer with Secretary of State Stlmson and other administration officials on the silver Silver Ki!1y Cool" She Wasn’t a Divorcee But She Believed That Could Strangers Kiss! attorney’ analyzes WATER BOND ISSUE problem In Washington Senator William a i King called on President Hoover (Continued from Pat OnV again urge calling of an Interna- a grand total of (2000000 mads tional sliver conference in accordup ance with the Pittman resolution of the following project totals: Artesian $707400 Little project senate but he failed to passed by the elicit a comment from the chief ex- Cottonwood project $786600 savings program (reservoirs pumping plants ecutive additional distribuIn Boise and Nampa Idaho Sena- reconstruction) tor William E Borah just home from tion survey and financing $506000 Included in the artesian project the Washington front renewed his demands for an International con- items (under wells land and underference described the restoration of ground water rights) is an amount of the purchasing power of silver as es- $57400 for the purchase of additional protective rights This prosential to economic recover In Salt Lake Chase S Osborn for- vision was considered Important by mer governor of Michigan and well geologists and was recommended to city by the Joint committee known as a writer predicted that the the ArtoiUn world monetary system will tumble Wells land project and underground w ter nshts purchased from ltspinpoint base of gold unless and to b purchased 900 jjj that base ia broadened with silver Grailtr Una 173 OOO dollars called the single gold stand- Pressure plpo line 112 000 pipe Pumps and equipment ard "obsolete" ' jsjuo Pumphouse 4700 Pump house land 4 jooo Pipe line of H to Business and Finance J H McComb of New York vice president of the Crucible Steel Comof America pany visioned a marked business revival within the next 60 or 90 days declared that signs of improvement are now in evidence 4 Deaths and Accidents Died — Fefris A Draper 5 son of Mr and Mrs Charles Draper Salt Lake of injuries suffered when he was struck by an automobile driven by Mrs Roy A McIntyre Balt Lake Died— Claude H Clive 52 Salt Lake restaurant operator: of drown' ing when he fell into the Weber river at the Echo dam spillway while fishing Died —Mrs Alice 8 Mulholland 67 East Mill Creek suddenly when the automobile in which she was riding 100 boys will compete and those who are to represent Liberty in the coming tournament will be chosen VIRGINIA LAWSON gqJv ii — 13 rlrhts way Transmission line Collecting system from welli to Pipe line Total Little Cottonwood project: Conduit (Including Intakes) I Water rights (The above Includes the construction of a 115000 culinary system as a part of thia consideration ) Moving Murray city power plant to permit water to be taken from stream Pumping plant and pipe line Suburban Water company filings reservoir site and rights Pipe Upe rights of way Total Savings program addition distribution water survey aud financing Additional unit 60th South pumping plant f Pli lines for utilization of Spring creek North bench distributing reservoir Twenty-sevent- h South distributing reservoir Conduit Mountain Dell dam to Parley a high line Supply line Fifth South and Sec- nd West Brown 6c Sanford ezcliange (Elf Cottonwood) Underground water turvey of artesian basins In cooperation with U S geological survey A Financing Total I 12 Orand total LRMLEUJ! ® w as U MARKON WITH MARION M RKO V CLARENCE 154000 2 600 788600 Free Soul’ ‘A f 00 22000 with this superb c&et LIONEL BARRYMORE CLARK GABLE 16000 76000 LESLIE JAMES 110000 "The 60000 OOO OOO 600 000 000 000 PM HOWARD GLEASON Tatkartoon 76 OOO ID 26 her BROWN’S production of the gensatlona! novel by ADELA ROGERS ST JOHNS Herring Cue” Murder Noveltleg Paramount Sound New open Doerg to 1:30 11 20— 28o NOW I (Paramount "Delightfully Cool” GRFATFR ? VAUDEVILLE ALBWHITE-SA- M MORTON Those Crooning 'IMS RAID' 5Ul KID JEAN u HAZEL KENNEDY Melodies! BEACH RAUL KiRKIANO and JACK HOLT COMINa WEDNESDAY climax of career In OPEN 15AM SHI 6y REX the brilliant DOORS 'young M reachee £15 JACKIE COOPER m IHt DONOVAN away get with ik NORMA KIDDIES WtIw4DDDlI Cl ano TO made THE POWER t h 1 brilliant who etory of a lrlcould believed 0he — do aa men do and In Jouo 1 tOOOO Norma Beautiful again Shearer proves her genlue EXCSUM Man Woman or Child It Must Get You! Res Beach wrotg a great book and from It a might picture has been B Park HARV AS TOP- - RCAIJOO ca Did you ever hear anything but cordial pralso for the melody matchless of the Old Mill Orchestra? JOE TERMINI somnount Nuotxsr WHITE SHOULDERS cornu why the crowds keep comingcomlnil and That’s Starts Today for 3 Days Only SIR GILBERT PARKER'S FAMOUS STORY rim melodies Tone pictures Rochester Civic Looking Glass (2) WEDNESDAY 8:30 P M (Mt Time) — trolley wire Mutilated— Lynn Thompson Jr 8 son of Mr and Mrs Lynn H Thomp son Salt Lake by a bulldog UINTAH PLAYGROUNDS — Uintah playgrounds are now going full swing Over 200 girls have registered con- - and we have a large attendance Our tap dancing classes every day are especially crowded and a great guar interest is shown in our handiwork classes About forty oilcloth cushThe Three Bakers Black Franck ions have been made this week and music 1 (l) MONDAY 10 May six-sta- Two Hundred Girls Register for Activities almost as many crayonex pillows and boudoir dolls It keeps our diprehes tra rectors on the jump preparing maKDYL— CBS Royal Canadian! terials and helping us with our 730 KSL— NBC Empire Bulldera KDYL-C- BS Nit Wit Hour work Our kindergarten also is very 9 00 KSL— NBC Amos n’ Andy large music - - KKPO— PI— Three Ooeda We are beginning to work on our KDYL-Org- i Schwarts Died—Ada ng Over KDYL— Jagg skit KSL — NBC Phil Cook KDYL— The Kangaroo club KSL— Musical program KSL— Melody masters KSL— Program of ballads KSL— NBC Express program KDYL— CBS Barbara Maurel trait® KDYL— Musical album KDYL-Basebscores KSL— NBC Roy Bargyj malt 9 10 KSIi — NBC ‘ Salt THis COUPON and 600 Ml MU collided ‘ with another car in Lake there June 21 1847 Hebor engineer as a committee to formulate camped a statement as to what studies Utah J Grant president of the L D B wants made by the federal Colorado church officiated at ceremonies river commission The which were participated in by representatives of Utah and Wyoming appointments were made by the Utah cities officials of the Oregon Trail Colorado river commission in accordance with the plan agreed upon at the association and historical societies te recent conference in DenA Lyon as superver Under that plan each state la to Resigned— Dr D vising engineer of the intermoun-ta- ln for the suggest projects government United States bureau of to investigate with the $250000 set minesstation Dr Lyon retained bis posiup in the Boulder canyon project act tion as director of the Utah engineerfor a comprehensive survey of the ening experiment station at the Unitire river basin versity of Utah will devote all of his 1 4 00 KSL— Popular REVUE” "DEMI-TASS- E Hop-o-M- Popl VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES ORPHEUM— On the screen Rich- GEM — Ronald Playing the Gsime 4 '47 to Independence Rock Wyo On Appointed— W D Beers member of the Utah Colorado river commis- the rock was placed a bronze tablet sion and George M Bacon state In memory of the pioneers who ed Other classes meet every hour on the hour from noon to 8 p m Orchestra Instruction Is given daily at 9 a m at the band stand for all boys and girls who wishut Mrs Leona Hampton Is the iny Little Rose Fairy Queen Grows Kindergarten Thumb the little Rosebud the Twins structor Mrs Hampton also has a A Iff band which meets at 30 RDYL— Totry’ Prizes Can and Can't and Olant Foigot harmonica scrapbook Rapidly 6 45 KDYL— CBS The Dutch Girl Those who do noti get principal p m and to which all interested 700 K8L— Reveille Harmonies KDYL— CBS SUGARHOUSE PLAYGROUNDS parts will be given parts as fairies children are Invited and contrasts Mrs Jeannette Barker has a large --Our kindergarten is growing rapid- brownies or roses We also will give 7 10 KSL— Breakfast club 10 7 30 K3L— New York stocks ly and we ere taking up many new some dancing numbers tn connection dancing class for beginners at1:30 KDYL-Cat Mr Full activities In order to promote a with the program The deilnite date a mm and one for older pupils 7 45 KSL— Melodic p Kindergarten meets from regular attendance lange sheets of will be announced later KDYL — CBS Melody parade Musical Journeys daily program Is as fol- 10 30 to 12 I 00 KSL— bright poster paper have been tacked The boys’ KDYL— Organ virnetlei 1 to 3 p m handiwork 3 This year we have the first regular 15 KSL— Shopping: hints up with the roll of kindergarten lows: f9 35 ' KDYL — Police bulletin children plainly lettered upon them to 4 p m quiet games 4 to 5 p m stunt class for boys It meets at 2 30 KSL— S to 7 Zion Special I KDYL-C- The Each time a child Is present and par- athletics p mt outdoor p m and Wayne Heath is the BS Fifth Avenue Food takes In suit activities he is given a games 7 to 8 p m free play and teacher NBC Van and Don I 45 KSL— The beginners’ class in woodwork KDYL— Novelty numbers At the end of the season meetings gold star 00 KSL — NBC The Ship of Jo F The boys went for a wienie roast meets with John Lambson from 8 the child having the most gold stars KDYL—Shopping Jaunt to 10 a m in the old field house 15 KDYL— Cecil and Sally wins a prize up the canyon Saturday 9 90 KDYL— Favorite melodies advanced woodwork class is from This same method of keeping track Thursday we pl'fyed two games The 9 45 KDYL—Jass tunes of the children's work is being car- with Liberty both of which they won 4 to 6 p m The beginners’ class now 10 00 KSL— Carolyn Jensen recipes KDYL— Badger home service ried out in the handiwork classes After the games we went swimming has enrolled 135 boys while the ad10 15 KSL— Home economics period vanced class numbers fifty ' MARY BROWN KDYL— Melody rule Every time a project is satisfactorily (— On Saturday Mrs Barker took a 10 30 KSL— New Ideas for (he Home Is awarded and a star a completed KDYL— Merrily We Roll Alone number of children for a hike at 10 45 K8L— Dietary prize will be given at the end of the discussion Mueller's park They left the playKDYL— Supreme serentders Lures season Swimming' 11 00 KSL— Breath of the Avenue ground at 1 p m in city trucks and We are going to have a program KDYL— Musical varieties returned before dark This is one of 11 15 KSL— Household Many Children at on July 1 in which children of all period 11 30 KSL— Variety program The the girls’ athletic activities ages will take part It will be preKDYL— Interlude LIBERTY PARK PLAYGROUNDS athletic class at 4 p m Is very large 11 35 KDYL — CBS Farm sented in the auditorium of the Irvprogram 11 45 KSL— Light classics Activities for this week include: ing Junior high school 11 50 KDYL— NBO —Swimming is orys of the big activiAnn Holden recipes A program next Friday at 2 p m The new bath houses are very at- ties at 12 00 noon KDYL— The World Bookman Liberty and in order to en- featuring every department of the tractive The swimming pool Is full as KDYL — FannxiBhe The sewing class will from morning till night Due to a courage all youngsters to come and playground 13 10 KSL— NBC Magaslne of Of thO Air 13 15 KDYL— Noonday rhythm new regulation we do not have to learn how to swim we have some fine give a pajama parade showing some 12 30 KSL— Daily programs stand in line waiting to get into the instructors who promise to teach of the fifty pairs of pajamas made KDYL— CBS Three Doctors 12 35 KDYL — Stockraisers' pooL We sign up ahead of time for any child how to swim by the end during the first two weeks of the program KSL— 1245 With the Music Makars If boys and girls playground the dancing classes will the hour we want to swim When of the summer KDYL— Popular program that hour is full no more can sign will enroll soon (they can be assured present several acts the stunt class 100 KRL— Broadcasters’ review KDYL-C- BS Artists recital Then we can go away and work at of the best attention and instruction will put on some snappy stunts and I 15 KSL— NBC Farm and home hour other things until our time comes The boys’ beginners' class meets at the harmonica band will furnish mu 1 SO KDYL-C- BS Minute Men Thirty 9 a m and 3 p- - m dally The girls’ sic 1 45 KSL— NBC It is planned to give such a This makes it much more pleasant Suggestions 2 00 K8L— NBC Peggy Winthrop chats We are having classes in tap and beginners’ clasf meets at 1 p m program every other Friday during CBS Music Gypsy Makers Denishawn dancing Children under Miss Marjorie Robinson instructor the season 2 15 gpYL— varieties 2 30 KSL— Tea Time at the University of The boys will hold a swimming 11 meet from 2 to 3 p tn and others of swimming KDYL — CBS Jolly Jutflen Idaho Is the girls’ swimming teacherlmeet Wednesday at 2 p m More than meet from 3 to 4 p m 2 45 KSL— Musical sketches KDYL— Musical gems In handiwork we are making bright 3 00 KSL— Town v Cryer WfIch felt pen wipers and hot pot holders I IS KSL— Musical varieties orchestra A dramatic club Is being formed KDYL— Bemtclagfrtcal period on the playgrounds 3 30 KDYL—GBR Ross and Brooks ! HELEN ODD 3 45 KSL — Better bargains KDYL— CBS Madame Belli Forbes Cutter cisco Cal collapsed on the quay tiers tonight and died shortly after leaving a transchannel steamer from Os tend! He was accompanied by Mrs Crist daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry W Schwartz Ogden of electric shock when she fell from the top of a railroad car and clutched an overhead eight-year-o- ld tung frock properly enough ln- crusted with bands of the blue wool shantung 1 And when litUe Suiting action to the word the admiral cracked one end of an egg AOi& Aatla and set It on the table “Oh that’s easy!" said the other crept Atft to Aufti “Yes" replied Columbus “it Is easy when someone shows you how” There Is another may of making brotPj Wuc root ihaw an egg stand on end which Colum if he had bus might have tung eruodrCc owl a pink known the secret It Pick up a fresh egg and shake faxk of until the "yolk” Is loose and sinks iharvfcung'ftDcki dtcuy to the blunt end of the egg You todc of cannot see the yolk through the poach asps geaiguvti adocatrte shell but If you shake the egg well M and then place it on Its blunt end Hite gttm aMJc wganAj holding It up with your hand for and pa£&' two or three minutes the yolk biat ounccA should sink to the bottom test a of made The other night I pink this and at last succeeded In makon stand and balance the egg ing itodc atC end A very level surface Is needed to perform this experiment The egg I stood on end stayed up all night and I saw it in that position when I awoke in the morning It was cooked for my breakfast and It tasted as well as an egg which had not been shaken up An egg treated In that way will stand oil end because the yolk part is heavier than the white When the yolk sinks to the bottom of the shell the center of gravity Is made The same principle Is used lower when lead is placed at the base 4 4 F 8 F ATTORNEY DIES DOVER England June 21 uD— W Crist an attorney of Ban Fran- KNX— Honorable Archie 9 19 KSL— Western concert program KDYL-C- BS Pryor Military band KOO — Cheer Leaders KNX— Concert KOA — Boloiata 9 30 KSL—Nbc pemf tags revue KDYL-C- BS Morton Downey music K Ft— Concert program KNX— Realtor 45 KDYL— CBS Cabaret orchestra 9 00 KSL— Federation of Music clubs KDYL —George Olaon music tna operetta "The Rose Dream" to be presented in July Miss Fox is arranging is to that every child who wants to can take part Those who want to try out for the solo parts will come Tuesday at 4:30 ready to Special sing a song Judges wlU choose the characters They are: KFI— String Iqugrtet KNX— Ethel buncan K6L— Informal prent!tioiU KbL — Pip orttn concert KDYL— Police bulletin KFI — News f lubes — KNX Crowiin Melodies KDYL— -- Blwpy time KPO— Medley Melodists KFI— Tom Terrtwt Kories KDYL— Dancing Feet KOO— Out ©I Doors 45 KOO— Voice of Par Koo— Parisian Quintet KNX— Arisons Wranglers 19 4$ KPO— Salon orchestra U 00 s' KOA— Supreme 8erenaders 940 KDYL— CBS Ann Leaf Ben AUe? KOO— The Vagabonds KPT— Concert orchestra It 05 KNX— Nights in Spain UU 45 KDYL— The 79ers 10 09 KSL— Salt Lake Federation of !La-b- or 1130 KDYL— CBS Night club orchestrs K GO— Stranger titan Fictioo KFI— The practical Philosopher KPO-E- ta Da Vol aoprano KNX— Violin choir 19 IS K8L— Brigham Yeung university 10 30 KDYL- - Variety program KGO— PuuXic NaUotuU Singers 11 12 09 i 00 tune!' m'dnlght KBL-Sil- ent KDYL— Old Countrr Store KOO — St Francis music KPO— Hleh Bijou KNX— N is kit club RPVL— Silent M' With Buys Your FARE and ADMISSION Toflay —Today— Today i ' GIRLS 937 ) TODAY AND TOMORROW t bait hour MITV mir 10c With JOHN MACK BROWN ELEANOR BOARDMAN NOW Auditorium Ballroom Dancing Trtry Monday YVednes-da- and Saturday COOPTO URffeN jr 9vf EMPIRE PERSON NEW T:1S A 2:16 a m 12 m pm and Tory JACKIR ROBtRT COOGAN JACKIE &EAKL Ton'll Laugh— with a Tetr THE SILVER DOLLAR DANCE PER Trains! J PfftCY CROSSYS NEW AND THRILLING Regular Mon day ’a Admluloa v WANTED for EE VUE Was NOW TONIGHT - Contijraoas dancing tonight and all thi3 week to two of the Hottest Orchestras in the West Gall CONRAD NAGEL LORETTA YOUNG Added Feature BOBBY JONES In “IIow I Flay Golf” la NOW BUCK JONES In “MEN "o'uT LAW” Serial- - Comedy 10d TALKIES Carts 10£ |