Show Truck Safety Six Motorists Labor Group American Indian Federation Reelects Bruner President Face Charges Urges Defeat Of Gov Blood Resolutions Brand Federal Bureau Communistic Before Court Utah Federation Chiefs Declare Opposition to Executive’s Reelection and Oppose Construction of Power Dams Rules Studied a ByTJ S Body Surveys Plans for of Sweeping Control Road Motor Carriers Reckless and Druiken Driving in Holiday Traffic Counts ICC Hit-Ru- n Joseph Bruner of Sapulpa Okla was reelected president of the American Indian Federation Saturday when the organization convention at the ehamber of commerce closed its three-da- y — John Pascalasca of Rehoboth N M was elected first vice president drivTo promote safety on highways Motorists accused of hit-ru- n Opposition to the renomination and George Red Hawk of Pendlecommerce commis- Che interstate reckless and drunken ing driving Governor of Henry and reelection ton Ore wks reelected second vice cala sion driving headed holiday traffic may impose safety requireH Blood was voiced Saturday by W W Le Flore of Ben'president on every interstate common court in ments endar Fedpolice Saturday spokesman for the Utah State ' Okla was elected secrenington Woodrow Stanley 23 denied and contract motor carriers lieration of Labor who claim to repand W J Couro of Santa Ysa-btary n censed to use highways for profit admitbut driving charge resent 30000 Utah unionist families Cal treasurer Floyd O Burnett ted a Ernest D Salm executive secretary drunkenness and federcharge state At the same time the Cal was reelected of Happy-Camof the Utah Citizens’ Rate associaJudge C F Dalby set August 6 for the reelection of ation indorsed chaplain on one trial tion reported hire Saturday and charge sentencing President Franklin Roosevelt Resolutions attacking the Indian on the other He was arrested The commission's bureau of moThe federation’s opposition to the bureau and branding it as being un' tor carriers has submitted a proat an accident after der the influence of communistic Thursday governor was made known in a posal to that body recommending Fourth West and Second South Indians the and that forces A F Noller asking formal statement by enlargement of Its scope under the be restored to their ancestral form streets which Involved the automomotor carrier act of 1985 so safety vice president and supported by bile of Joe Brown 48 1061 West for as tribal of provided government Mr regulations may be applied to all Paul M Peterson president Broadway police reported in treaties were passed common and commercial to C 2671 A 43 Dr of Dearpublic Lamb Noller’s Announced opposition imresolution asked the Another in interstate comdarriers mmm n drivengaged born street a denied the governor rests principally upon Wheeler-How-ard mediate repeal of the merce his failure to summon a special sesact In a third resolution the ing charge He was arrested ThursMoreover there is possibility of sion of the legislature to revise the Mabel Roderick Ogden Utah delegates were home Saturday or federation protested the construc- day after an accident near NineCity Brigham them being extended to South West teenth and social security and unemployment Temple tion of dams and power sites on the Helen Ernst and Charlotte privateultimately Jensen Carrie of carriers back the route from Townsend en property in in5 He will be with streets tried to the conform recovery Insurance laws August Columbia river on the grounds they 11 of Salt Lake commerce said Mr Salm terstate row Back 32 Gaius Balfour with City Wallberg national security law charged interfere with hunting and fishing convention in Cleveland where they The regulations he said would drunken driving after an accident plan P E Alma to Houtz Peterson are left Indiana for the right Labor’s Stand privileges preserved affect every phase of vehicle opernear Redwood road and North took active part in the proceedings PhotoEdward J Newton and Wesley Boyle all of ation from by treaty Mr Peterson explained that orstreet was qualification of drivers ordered Temple Friday sol“We stated Another resolution to oppose graphed there members of the delegation Provo A W Shiner Price R P Jensen and manner of operating vehicles ganized labor decided to He for 1L trial appear August emnly pledge our lives property Governor Blood at an official meetfront row left to right are: J C Manning Salt Lake City H C Smith Price J L to accessories necessary for safe opresources and everything we possess pleaded not guilty executive of accidents eration and ing of the federation’s a reckless Denying Cedar driving charge Salt Lake City James Fisher to loyal patriotic service to America City Overmyer Ogden Albert Wallberg Salt Qualification reporting council on July 12 This action was of drivers would be upon which he was arrested after and our homeland the L NolLake Nelson Rowland Ernest Provo preservation Mr in City made public Saturday Harry similar to those demanded In many of Christianity and our American a collision with the police departler’s statement states ment's “Black Maria” Friday D H of form Christian government “The governor's refusal to take McIntosh 33 of 257 West Second Fatigued 111 or intoxicated drivers natiorfhl O Burnett chapFloyd such a step has cost the state '08 would be barred from highways street to was North ordered appear federaof Indian lain the American of a milUtah some speed would be restricted and other tion Saturday denied he had ever for trial August 5 lion dollars available for unemployViccost safety regulations Invoked V F Speeding charges asserted that Commissioner John ment insurance The working peo34 Riverton and E S tor Kennedy Collier of the Indian bureau would ple of Utah have lost this unemploybe in danger if he visited the Navajo 37 $7 each ment insurance and that Railroads Ask Mayor 26 Barrett Fred and George R Indian reservation of a million lies in the federal Italian day has The third Smith forfeited on each stop-sig- n $3 The Tribune did not publish the treasury To Restudy Haul Bill Police to Enforce New been definitely set for August 16 at C Manning Oldest at alleged statement of criticism but changes “The answer to us is that GoverMarcell Richeda did a Lagoon it general publish telegraphic reply nor Blood does not want unemployLaw on Devices from Commissioner Collier to the Townsend Conclave chairman announced Saturday ment Insurance but lines himself up statement of Mr Burnett asserted Mayor E B Erwin was requested with the reactionary powers that The motive for this year's celebraMr Burnett pointed out that he by railroad officials Saturday to be and ignores the' working people Indications the new ordinance tion will be to raise funds to esTo J C Manning Salt Lake City reconsider his position on the had said “that Mr Collier had not It is evident that he does not debill repealing the long and held a council meeting Iof the Navasire social security and does not governing the operation of amuse- tablish a university or college schol- went the honor of being the oldest ' jo people for several months and ment devices in Salt Lake City will arship for some outstanding high delegate to the Townsend pension short haul clause of the transporsupport President Roosevelt upon act ErnCleveland in tation convention that they were waiting for that plan whose popularity the governor rode A contest among be rigidly enforced were seen Sat- school graduate Some time ago the mayor urged est L Nelson Brigham City chair meeting to convey to the commisinto office at the last general eleclocal Italians to sell tickets is man of the Utah the neared for deadline as the certheir sioner urday feelings delegation report Utah’s congressional delegation to regarding tion" Workmans Celebrate on tain Indian bureau policies and that flight the bill as detrimental to payment of license fees for the last expected to raise ( the necessary ed Saturday Wage Complaints His anonounced Mr Manning 92 years old was Uta’h Interests funds apparently Mr Collier did not dare ' of the year half Mr Noller said that labor’s comAnniversary council meeting for convene to in the convention sessions position resulted in the drafting the active aslicense include Arnold K for the Frank city day Speakers plaints of low wages on government fear that the Navajo council might and with other delegates of a letter by railroad interests sessor pointed out that each amuse- Governor H Blood Remigio from joined projects fell upon deaf ears when Henry on sopie of a in voting against a "It seems unfortunate that you stand state this take liA reactionary John and WorkSusan must Barben a device ment display city Consul Gen- third presented to Governor Blood his views have publicly expressed opposition man celebrated the fiftieth anniver- cense sticker by Monday evening or Crillo Royal Italian party alliance In opposing the governdr feder Denver at with eral headquarters Mr Burnett In a letter to The sary of their Mr Nelson a candidate for state to the Pettengill bill without giving PALMYRA N Y July 25 UP)— its operation will be illegal The and F Anselmo Thursday ation officials made no indorse' marriage further stated: "While we evening at their® treasurer on the Democratic ticket the railroad employes of Utah and' sticker will show the operating commenta Democratic aspirants for On grounds sacred to their faith Tribune Besides Mr Richeda the follow- said there were 18 delegates from other interested differ with Mr Collier's policies we home 213 East supporters of the to as a the has $1250 city the governor’s office include Dr 1000 Mormon paid pany all from pilgrims ing committee has been appointed Utah most of whom had returned bill an opportunity to explain their are American citizens and certainly Twenty-firs- t license fee Herbert B Maw and Dr Hugh M Mas-sara to supervise the affair: Henry sev- we do not in any way infer any South street side of the question to you" wrote to their homes by Saturday Mr Arnold said a survey has been Woodward and the Republican ar- parts of the United States and finance and advertising Mrs of the delegation was W D Pell chairman of the west- countries entered the serious personal injury Such a thing Mr Workman eral foreign Secretary to determine made W W embraces places having L Cozza program Gildo Granieri Mabel Roderick Seegmiller ray y devotion- would be unamerican” Ogden one of five ern conference committee of the was born May 27 machines as yet unlicensed for the E W Kelly Ray E Dillman and second of theirthree-daTed Brady sports Mrs women delegates The convention standard railroad labor publicity 1865 organizain Emigra1936 The of six D H Christensen Evidently the al service at Cumorah hill Saturmonths last police Minnie decorations Giovacchini tion and A C Wilson vice chairlasted from July 15 to 19 tion canyon at the has been given a list of Gino Giovacchini federation leaves to the workers day department entertainment man foot of Little Passing over lands just revived the places At the close of business Frank Bocco luncheon Ines Bocco themselves the choice of a succesMayor Erwin said Saturday he by drenching rains after a record mountain Susan sor of Monday the list will be altered to prizes and John Crus reception Outing Employes still felt the bill was contrary to Barben was born account for licenses taken out up to Last That the ‘federation does not drouth they climbed the hill two year the occasion brought Employes of the American Lady Utah’s interests but that he would south of here on which Join S w i t z e rland that time and those without li- more than speak with unanimity for labor is miles Smith 3000 Utah Italians to the company enjoyed an out- give impartial study to detailed said he received the October 8 1868 censes will be raided by police of- celebration1 The Salt Lake Men's Baking Indicated however by the latest Is seph ing at Lagoon Saturday sponsored facts as the result of the railroadficers sue of the Utah Labor News an or- golden plates from the Angel MoThey were marand Women’s chapters of the Na- by the president of the company men’s request ried at Park City The new license fee of $1250 per tional n gan which has been repudiated of- roni and entered the sacred grove Civic league Mrs Vera Fisher Games were to The Tribune addresses and for Special had has half for the machine have inspirational year They just are the originators and sponsors of played and a buffet lunch was ficially' by the state federation but of — meditation ten children six IDAHO FALLS Construcbecome effective Idaho which still claims to speak as although passed the day served About 150 employes and Arrested Man Denies he pilgrims 60 per cent of whom tion of a reservoir on the south whom are living some time ago Adjustments were representative of Utah labor The families attended their Mr 1 Workman to enable the made prior to July labor journal indorses Governor are from Utah also planned to visit fork of Snake river is the most imThey are John Gamekeeping Charge To Address Meeting -- Blood praises his record and blames the farms of Joseph Smith and Al- portant reclamation project con- A Workman Jr of South Jordan operation of the machines until midChurch Hear to Bill Quartet Burley 30 arrested in a pothe state senate for the defeat of vin his brother the home of Mar- fronting the people of southeastern Frank Workman and Mrs Lillian year Previously the fee was $10 a Moroni L Abegg member of the lice raid in the rear of L Los of the The Blossom of Cottort stake both Juarez convert' Angeles an the McD Rich gambling Harris Duncan Idaho JohnWorkman tin presidency labor quartet year early Mayor many billsv 339 Main street Friday afterD S church will speak at the reguRuben Workman shop where the first Book of Mor- ston of Twin Falls candidate for negjo singers from Pine Ridge noonSouth denied a gamekeeping charge lar sacrament meeting in the Water Miss will sing at the Union services Houston Texas mon was printed and other historic congress from this district on the Sunday Concerts Set loo ward chapel 1619 Fifth East Sunday at 8 p m at the Immanuel before Judge C F Dalby in police and Eugene and SaturDemocratic said ticket here points The W P A orchestra will play street Sunday at 6:30 p m Mexican Baptist church The Rev Theodore court Saturday Jessie Workman day a series of three Sunday concerts Fourteen others arrested in the musical numbers will be furnished G Lilley pastor of the First PresbySalt Lake City to pppular belief in this Inaurance "Contrary Outing of popular music at the Fairmont Workhis son and daughter Moroni terian church will deliver the ser- raid denied resorting charges Trials William section farmers heads by and grange of all were set for Wednesday park Greek theater Ray T Fors-ber- g Government and civic leaders were in the Twin Falls section are not mon man and Louise died in director of the city recreation speakers at an outing Saturday at the south fork reservoir France fo Ray opposed department announced Saturday Pinecrest inn of employes of the They have told me they would coWorkman in Can-ad- a The programs will be given at 8:15 Walker-Hine- r Insurance agency Afsecure Barben BURLEY Idaho —Canals on the funds for the to prop m August 2 9 and 16 under the ter dinner motion pictures of the operate Workman in Ida- south side Minidoka project are reservoir" Johnston posed Mayor exwere of Colorado direction river exploration Reginald Beales ho and Florence again operating at capacity after hibited by William Fahrni and said Workman in Ver- a week’s partial n at the Thomas Hatch Dancing rounded Returns From Mission nal caused by station lift first pumping out the day’s program is Mr Workman Gilbert R Langton has returned the breaking of a mammoth 180 secan active worker ond foot pump Excessively "hot to Salt Lake City after-havifilled Bo Market Will to in the L D S weather during the last few days a mission for two years for the L church He filled has created a strong demand for D S church in Great Britain He Adrien Segil of the Mode millinery Mrs Workman a mission to Texas water so that the 20 per cent cut was met in New York by his par- shop will leave Sunday for a three-weePage Mr Ripleyl Later he was was acutely felt said Hugh Crawfrom 1897 to 1899 ents Mr and Mrs Rod E Langton tour of eastern millinery mar of Glines ward ford and brother Douglas kets MINA Nev July 25 (A5)— A mod- appointed bishop Burley Irrigation district manUintah stake and was ordained by ager shook erately heavy earthquake The south side canal Is now drawMina — scene of a major earth dis- Owen Woodruff In addition to their children the ing 1340 second feet while the Miniturbance January 30 1934— at 30 19 grandchildren and doka district is seconds past 11:40 a m (Pacific couple have drawing 1450 sectwo ond feet all of which is from storstandard time) Saturday age The Twin Falls canal company It was the heaviest earth shock is drawing 2400 second feet of norrecorded here in more than a year R in mal flow and the north side 320 but no damage was reported Training second feet to account for the only In the January 1934 tremors a dozen Mina buildings- - were damClosed by ‘U’ Group use of water not stored below American Falls reservoir aged and the earth movements were Jackson lake is dropping at the felt over a wide area extending from Salt Lake City through Nevada and Concluding six weeks of advanced rate of 9000 acre feet daily and the lower reservoir is discharging into northern and central California training in the field artillery 73 double that amount estias far south as Bakersfield University of Utah R O T C stu- mated that reservoirs Engineers were Saturday dents returned during the week more than 600000 acre feet below from the annual summer encampYouthful Pair jailed ment at Fort Francis E Warren capacity holdings of a month ago cl hit-ru- p hit-ru- Fee on Games Augifat 16 Set Pension Parley Near Deadline For Italian Fete Envoys Return three-quarte- three-quarte- rs all-sta- J 50th Wedding Date Observed Pet-teng- -- ' Mayor to Ask For Reservoir - Italian-America- Canals Again Running Full shut-dow- ng Nevada Town Feels Temblor 6TC On Delinquency Count Wyo Bible Instruction Set The camp is held annually for C O R the T students at Two Henry H Billings vyill speak on yohths accused junior of contributing to the delinquency University of Utah and the Colorado the subject "How to Use the Bible” stu- at the regular sacrament meeting of two girls were sen- State Agricultural college the L D S ward tenced by Juvenile Judge Rulon W dents being made the regimental of- at the Twenty-fourt- h Clark Saturday to serve six months ficers during their senior year Sunday at 6:30 p m The instruction included firing in the county jail and pay $25 fines Five and a half months-a- it the sen- problems using 37 mm guns and the regular service 75 mm guns tences were suspended One of the girls was ordered com- mounted and dismounted drills and mitted to the state industrial school lectures covering chemical warfare at Ogden while the case of the sanitation and administration Officers from the University of other was taken under advisement The four were arrested at Pio- Utah unit who attended the camp as instructors were Major C C neer park Friday night The boys are Leon Bishop of 468 Bank Captain Peter Sather and North Third West street and Elmo Captain Robert M Cannon BOISE (Ab— There are 5600 C C Kesler of 2345 Fifth East street C enrollees in the state who canThe names of the girls were not disSamuel Makoff Back closed Samuel Makoff of the Makoff not vote in the Idaho elections In an opinion written by LawClassic shop returned to Salt Lake rence B Quinn assistant attorney City Saturday after a three weeks’ RFC general to Dave Basey chairman buying trip in eastern market cenof the Owyhee county commisS L ters Grace Halverson stylist at the sion Visit at Grandview the Idaho conMakoff Classic shop leaves Monday to attend the advance style shows in stitutional provisions of voting J Wendell Coombs of Washington Los Angeles and was cited: D C bank examiner for the RFC the Biltmore hotel be deemed to "No hotel' Palace San Francisco She have personorshall will arrive in Salt Lake City Sunday the a lost residence by gained of to return the middle for a visit with his mother Mrs expects reason of his presence or absence August John H Coombs while employed in the service of Mr Coombs who formerly lived his state or of the United States" here has been attending the convenThe boys who are not tion of the Montana Bankers’ assoand residents of Idaho must vote — if an- - they wish to— in the states of ciation in Yellowstone park He is a G O Beckstcad secretary son af the late John H Coombs at inounce the annual reunion of ihe which they are residents Quinn one time principal of the East high Beckstead family1 for August 19 at held school and is a brother of V H 2 p m in Liberty park A special CCC records showed there sre Coombs statistician for the state program has been arranged and' 7000 CCC boys in Idaho of the I tax commission luncheon will be served number 1400 are Idaho residents Ruling Denies in CCC Right to Ballot A TRUE STORY 5 600 Bank Examiner Will in CCC Sounds like a fable but a cat and a want ad saveH the lives of four little foxes Recently a western fox farm owner reading a story of a cat adopting a puppy decided to advertise for a cat to mother four silver fox pups that were recently orphaned He inserted a want ad and chose one of the fourteen cats offered to him The mother cat took right ahold and the family now is 'doing nicely Once more an inexpensive little want ad converted what seemed a probable loss into a profitable happy ending |