Show "K U' THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING 'AUGUST 5 1933 Weather Chief CAR SALESMEN COHTRACTSLET County Seeking Promises Cool for Vote PROJECTIOANS Canyon Breezes ON ROAD WORK $15000 VEMICAGO MANY REQUEST and Half Asked Within Past 3 Days Hart Reports Million -- d i On November 0 “moslTof the'state Entire Field Force of S L Contractor ' and Oregon Cost General of and Dry Company Will Attend Utalj Firm to Surface Law Be Will Election 30-Convention Highway U S PIA- S N0TE: After this sale this Hose will be - regu-ularl- 69c fF“piehexr ' y a pair! j - TODAY! SALE! l m" " '' Sheer Chiffon and Eleven Pay $25 Beer Sale Fines Utah-Idah- Semi-Chiffo- n SILK HOSE Full-Fashione- French Heel! d! o Every Pair is Perfect Quality! 4 $27-00- City Defendant In Damage Suit ranririi About $25000 $15-00- -- X 13 KEOTMraE cmcr 7 i Additional contracts for highway Having chalked upa record of sixth the" recent TationaIOhto ChI construction work totaling more than laio were Election again problems few days sales campaign the entire field the werd'awarded $150000 cago” Friday by in commission before the county Friday Friday's temperature high state road commission on bids which with a warning from County Clerk force of the Salt Lake was 91 However relief from the heat came at night Sales compariy of Salt Lake interwere opened during the afternoon Alonzo Mackay that at least another Thursday night’s low was 68 The work Is In two projects totaling mountain distributor! of General $15000 must be provided to defray —— degrees Motors automobiles left Friday at 372 miles in Box Elder county and expenses of the November 7 ballots Friday’s mean temperature wa$ will mean the completion of an con7 9 twq degrees above normal Mr Mackay explained that elec- 5:50 p m to attend the national mulch construction type or bet'' "" i r P company In ter of the entire route known as U S tions in the past 15 years have cost vention of the B'0 August 7 8 9 and 10 30-from the Wyoming line near the county from $22000 to $32000 Chicago Those who left to attend the conEvanston through Ogden and Brig- each and estimated the vote this year vention were: ham City to the Idaho state line be- will cost at least $25000 The county P M Seese zond manager A A already has budgeted $10000 for the Martin assistant zone manager A yond Snowville Sixty days is allowed for the com- municipal election T Crowl sales manager of eafth of the contracts which Additional costs Mr Mackay said P R Lockwoodpromotion sales promotion Eleven more operators or employes pletion wiU bring them to a close some time would be incurred through the neH R Welter retail store of establishments pleaded guilty to in October Fall or winter weather cessity of checking separate ballots manager I B Healy regional truck manager on federal and state prohibition repossession of 32 beer Friday Police is not suitable for oil applications Fred Linde truck and body of McMinnville peal proposals as well as ballots tor manager C J J C Kinsey business manJudge Daniel Harrington fining each Ore whoCompton has done much of the oil the municipal election in Salt Lake manager ager C Swenholt office manager $25 each will Utah work in surfacing apply City R W Frick parts and service manThose who admitted their guilt and oil to the gravel surfacing on 254 On the federal repeal ballots alone ager J F Collier assistant parts and 50 S Smith between were: miles Snowville L of must election $25 the the fines highway check paid judges service manager A B Blake parts' line The North- names of 42 delegates 21 of whom and service 378 South State street Sam Moser and the and R E 29 442 West Broadway John Gar- western Engineering company of Rap- will be elected for the state conven- Trager F F representative Putnam G P Shea P 325 South West ner 40 Temple id City S D obtained the contract tion on repeal Mr Mackay said M Truesdell and W O League tales 50 13? South for supplying and placing the gravel street J L Wilson Under the law expenses of general Main street George Rantis 37 437 for this work some weeks ago The elections must be borne by the coun- representative West Second South street R Hansen Compton contract involves a total ex- ties W N penditure by the state of $6600768 39 1101 South Main street The commission took no action on Brown 27 20 Third East street Wil- while the Northwestern contract is the county clerk’s recommendation a 45 957 of Main about total about pending a further study of the counSouth $60000 making liam James street Ben Brown 36 2300 East $125000 for the work or about $5000 ty’s financial condition Mr 's S st Pann street a mile South Twenty-firestimate of the needed addiFor the remainder of- the distance tional money for the election wts Norman Sims commander of Salt Yee 38 214 South State street and A G Marcooles 35 58 West Broadway from the end of the present first placed before the commission Lake post No 2 American Legion Four alleged vendors of 32 beer surfacing from Rattlesnake Pass to informally several days ago Friday announced 60 members of the were arrested Friday by members of Snowville 1285 miles a plant mix post have been named as delegates to the legion’s annual atate convention will be used thus adding about three the police morals squad in Ogden August 24 25 and 26 A feaThose arrested were: Joseph An- inches of gravel to the roadway and will be a conture of derson 45 101 West South Temple also speeding up the operation in or' test among the drum and bugle corps street C Mftrgan 39 50 East South der that it may be completed before 102 suitalso is more of the various posts frost The plant mix Temple street Harry Bland 38 North Main street Tony BorneL 39 able for the winding highway through Delegates are:" to In demand answer 1045 Euclid avenue on section popular this Frank - Page Stewart Clem S canyons' and Cleopatra of the Nile” Schramm William Pollei K E ClawAH were released 'on ban Of $2$ On this work W W Clyde & Co of Springville were low bidders at a civic drama will be presented for son Darrell T Lane E A Littlefield each total cost to the state of $8558110 or third time Saturdayat 8:15 p m F D Anderson Charles E Rafferty at the Nibley park water theater H R Bryan Don Beason Elwood H about $6500 per mile of project The engineers’ estimates were The second performance was staged Thomas Harry Johnson Jack Wolfe about $30Q0 less than the prices quot- Friday night at the water theater Frank Reynolds A Walsh Fred — ed by the Springville company and before a capacity audience of 3000 Woods J C Rebholz Leo Arnold' J about $9000 more than those at which The production is staged by local M Tannenbaum William Richey Hal Compton contract was awarded actors directors and designers The O Cowles Dr H B Kirtley Frank Senator William HKing was in- theAbout half a dozen contractors bid script was arranged by Philip K Rip-k- Robinson Wallace B Kelly Clarence formed Friday'that J Francis Fowles on each from the Claude Ferval’a French Baird Arthur T Murray Charles R the Clyde outfit project president of the Utah atate senate and Shakespeare’s tragedy1 Mabey and Mr Sims second on the Snowville-Idahbiography and Utah manager for the Home Loan line job at $3000 more than the Comp- ’Anthony and Cleopatra” The actors George A Faust Dewey Bemls J Assertedly "careless and negligent” Bank corporation will arrive in Wash- ton bid Construc- are dramatic art students at the Uni- H Bean Lawrence D Robinson O J and Reynolds-Elconstruction of safety zones by the ington D C Saturday by airplane company of Springville second versity of Utah and are directed by David J R Browning Leo Farrer city was made the basis of another said a special dispatch to The Tribune tion lawsuit Friday in a demand for $12 Mr Fowles is accompanied by Deputy low on the other project on a bid ex- Joseph Williams Dance pupils from Joseph Carthey B- - S Clendenin ceeding that of the Clyde company the McCune school of music supply Nicholas Dontas E W LamberC Bob 159 damages for injury of John T Attorney General John D Rice the dancing and the choral work is Harris Lowell Ipson George Cook about $1100 Williams 16 in an automobile smash-uSenator King has arranged an im- by — presented by the Belicanto Ladies' Harry Farber Kirke M Decker mediate conference between Mr July 12 1932 chorus of Salt Lake L D S stake Grant Gregeraon Dr William T SteThe suit filed in district court by Fowles and officials of the home Stranger Enters Home directed by Mrs Avon Price venson Dr Mazel Skolfield Frank Williams’ father George Williams loan board and he is expected to pay With Purses Florence Ware Salt Lake artist di- Thesenvitz Fred Kelsey Theo Ples-ci- a says the youth was a passenger in the capital only a brief visit BeDeparts E J Colvin Stanley J Tracy rected the stage sets and costumes and an automobile which struck the safety cause of the protracted special sese the civic orchestra directed by Mr Charles E Denney Dr Clifford zone at Third South and State streets sion of the legislature Mr Fowles Theft of two purses by a stranger MemWilliam L Beezley Gordon Williams suffered a fracture of his was delayed in conferring with board who entered her house Thursday aft- Ripka accompanies the players Wirick Dr of I the orchestra Friday received J Paul and Dr members but no states as yet have ernoon was reported at police head- bers right leg awards from Parks Commissioner Irl Thomas The suit charges the city With fail- begun operating home loan banks Mrs E G Smith 916 East quarters by L for five of Finch service Harry ing to put an adequate warning de- Mr Rice plans to confer with pub- Fourth South street or more vice on the safety zones and further lic works officials in regard to details She said she heard someone enter years f alleges that the zones were “carelessly of Utah projects and regulations pf her kitchen and thought it was her and negligently constructed so as to the federal government concerning small daughters Later upon enter interfere with traffic" them ing the kitchen she encountered a strange map who had walked in Protest against the proposed new through the door He said he wanted a drink blanket rate of $850 per ton ori rail Mr'Smith ordered him from the Fifteen members of the Utah State shipments of copper bullion to Los of an hour Dental association house and with four col- Angeles harbor from Arizona and after his departure discovered that leagues from Idaho and Nevada left Utah smelters Was filed with the two purses had been stolen one con- Salt Lake Friday by special car over Interstate commerce commission Fritaining $250 and the other contain the Union Pacific system to attend day by the Los Angeles harbor dethe convention of the American partment said an Associated Press ing a bankboqk Dental association in Chicago August dispatch The submitted brief contends the 7 to 12 and to see the world’s fair Democratic League Two clinics will be giyen by Salt new tariff is discriminatory to the Holds Outing Saturday Lake dentists at the convention Doc- Los Angeles port and to intercoastal tors William Wood D Arthur Jones ship lines and unduly favors transE A Hunt and Ralph Folsom will continental and of the annual The Jackson outing The business of the above corporation is now demonstrate cast inlays and bridge Atlantic ship lines Democratic league will be held Sat- attachments end Drs W Lester The new blanketTate proposed to urday at Saltair The following com- Warburton and Harry R Nordberg the commission by its examiners also bejpg conducted and operated under the finanmittees have charge of the affair: will show staining and glazing of would Increase to $850 per ton the W R Wallace Secretary of State ’ cial management and supervision of the unteeth special rail tariff of $6 pn copper shipMilton H Welling Attorney General porcelain Dr Warburton organized the dele- ments from Clarkdale Ariz to Los Democratic State Chez receiver Joseph the to as dersigned gation which included the following Angeles harbor extending public Chairman Delbert M Draper and Dis- other doctors: The harbor was Joined heretofore ihcj same courteous dignified and trict Attorney Calvin W Rawlings W H Sprunt H D Hull Rex Cal- in the protestdepartment by the Los Angeles reception Elias A Smith Jr Paul vert H D Brockbank Hyrum Berg- chamber of commerce C M CHRISTENSEN efficient service Murphy Charles Fernstrom Frank strom E A Tripp W G Ruckenbrod ar- all of Olsen and B Spencer Young Salt Lake W L MurReceiver rangements William Waterfall Will ray Stewart Barkdull Wright Blackfoot Preece and E O Larch distribution Idaho L E Shaw and Vaughan D of prizes Abram Poulton Arthur Lyons Pocatello Idaho Frank T W S McQuilkin entertainReynolds Provo and F B Wheelment Ernest S Holmes tickets wright Boulder City Nev The annual “eat more lamb week” of the Salt Lake Chamber of ComLiberty Playground merce the National Woolgrowers’ association and the Utah Woolgrowers’ Presents Dance Program association to be held from September 8 to 18 will have a a feature a flock of sheep parading down Main Liberty park playground presented a dance program at the bandstand Utah sales representatives of the street on September 11 Friday evening under direction of the Farmers Automobile Interinsurance - This was the decision reached by instructors The program will be re- exchange of Los Angeles met at the the chamber of commerce livestock committee at a meeting Friday peated for the “all girls’" program at Hotel Newhouse Friday the Water theater Nibley park AuJohn (f Tyler president of the Plans will be formulated for the 11 gust and George C Jewett vice campaign to be carried out during The program included selections by president are attending the meeting the week by various subcommittees the orchestra and the following dance in connection with 14 other confer- appointed at Friday’s meeting numbers: Minuet rondino East Side ences being held in as many western The observance will be in conjuncWest Side Dixie Dutch Dolls Irish states during the summer tion with the national ram tale to be Read the glamorous love story Yandance dance Scarf held jig Couple September 12 13 and 14 Friday’s conference was the fourth kee Doodle Raggedy Ann and Echo annual session for thq Utah sales The committee will meetagaln Auof 18 and Narcissus force gust Speakers were Mr Tyler Mr JewTWO END TOURS A Struggling Young-Artistett Ralph Stewart Salt Lake attor- Award Ruling Appealed James T Beless retired engineer ney Ray G Brandley district manA Beautiful Movie Actress— and his grandson James W Beless ager of the Northwest Casualty-compan- y Fire By Clay Company returned Friday from an eight weeks’ David F Smith state 'agriculA Wealthy Young Siren— tour of the New England and south- tural commissionerr and Elias A The Utah Fire Clay company has ern states They also visited the Cen- Smith of insuraA Rich Min About Town— appealed to the supreme court from tury of Progress exposition in Chi- nce-' was served for the dele- the decision of the state industrial cago Mr Beless resides at 707 Secin the case involving the ond avenue while his grandsorv'tfie gates at noon and a dinner in the commission loss of a finger of W I Franklin son of J Warren Belessafid Mrs evening truck driver in an accident DecemBeless lives at25 Sec6hd avenue ber 8 1932 while he was hauling Contractor Finds Business goods for the company The commission awarded compenin Northwest sation holding that Franklin was in Improved the employ of the company at the By Business throughout the Pacific time of the accident The company's LOUISE LONG and ETHEL DOHERTY northwest has improved markedly petition for a writ of review takes reported Mark Tuttle manager of the the position that it had a contract I intermountain chapter of the Asso- with R for the trucking of the colorful background ciated General Contractors of Amer- its products and that Mr Franklin ica upon hia arrival Friday from a had associated himself with Mr the Orient There a Hollywood trio through Oregon and Washington James and was not in the employ of The large number of men who ha fe the company climax when the two meet returned to work in the lumber Inhome— and what a climax ! l dustry will be a powerful factor In Traffic Club Appoints the restoration of normal trade conditions in that section of the coun-tr- y Nominating Committee Mr Tuttle believed Begin This Thrilling Story of Love To designate 12 candidates for the Naval Academy Student board of governors of the Traffic Club of Utah a nominating committee of Home Daring Vacation five members was appointed Friday in night at a meeting of the club at the T Kenneth Call is ter son of Mr and Forest Dale Golf club The commitMrs T A Callister 388 G street is tee comprises Norman D Browne E TEETHING POWDERS visiting with hia parents for a few F Eardley E F Bertling H W An-seweeks on vacation from the United and jl G Reynolds Six memharrhful Absolutely free from Ingrenaval academy at Annapolis bers of the board of governors will be dients and used by Mothers the State Md elected at the September meeting world over for more than Mr Callister who will enter his A golf tournament 'preceded the SS yean None sen nine final year at the academy in Septem- meeting k First honors went to Sterwlthont this (Enter your subscription now so that you won’t miss Vonr Dnitflit can supply ber recently returned from a ling H Nelson and Dale Ansell won a single installment) yen student cruise to' the Ber- the consolation prize The “booby” mudas He was advertising manager prize went to J J Craron Hamilton CALL WAS 590-A- SK Janies H Stedman London Eng for the "Lucky Bag" TOR CIRCULATION student annual G Park “The Senator From Sand- at the academy last term ipit” spoke at the dinner ytah cities counties school districts and reclamation interests have made application to the state projects committee during the past three days for loans totaling over $1500000 R A Hart secretary of the committee said Friday The largest loan application received Mr Hart said was for $1000-00for the Great Salt lake diking projects George Snyder Salt Lake mining engineer made the application for this loan as the representative of the interests promoting the project Other loans received were as follows: Washington county school district for two schools $100000 Heber City improvement of water supply Mt Pleasant $72500 for municipal and water supply improvements Fairview $12500 to replace water supply pipe Eureka Improvement of water supply- $30000 Lewiston $30 000 for construction of a community center Kamas $12500 for replacement of water pipe Soldier Summit $30000 for replacement of water pipe Laketown $70000 for a water supply reservoir and high school Santaquin $22000 for replacement of water pipe Delta $15000 for water 0 supply Improvements Millville for water supply repairs Glendale $10000 for pipe line cepairs Masser Waterworks company $5000 for water pipe replacements Coal City $20000 for the installation of a water supply system Murphy’s Lake Water company $3200 for improvement of irrigation projects Emery improvement of water supply to cost 215000 Spanish Fork $80000 for the improvement of water supply system Sandy $14000 for improvement of water supply system Bountiful $50000 for water supply and street improvements Perry $8000 for water and supply system improvements Monroe $25000 for water supply improvements -- a Campers who intend going to the mountains aTound Salt Lake will not be bothered by rains over J Cecil Alter govthe week-enernment meteorologist said Friday What is more Mr Alter predicted their trips will not be unpleasant because of hot weather Cool weather will prevail over ’ Legion Delegate List Announced Mac-kay- More Than 3000 Pairs! 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