| Show r I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE us SUNDAY MORNINO SEPTEMBER 17 1833 1 save it and will have to atay indefinitely to get construction started Senator Dill of Washington at the same time got ad allocation of to build the Grand Coulee y project to his state and went home I Now he Is back In Washington his people do not understand and do not like the delay in making the money available and getting the work under' way Senator King had Slight Twitching of planned to leave Friday for home but with the state program coming In Living Models to Display Only Sign Displayed and the federal projects hanging fire he believes his duty requires Styles Beginning Discovery of New Use by Doomed Man Administration to Make him to remain here until the public v works program is well launched Monday Zinc Spurs Activity Concession! Speed Regarding the senator's fight to kill (Contlmud trots Past Ono) off the “offset" plan of v Secretaries ' Industry Wallace and Ickes under which poor man craftily plotting to do away with ing Jobs The latest apparel for fall and acreage will be retired from cultiva- his wife and bring Mr Sara Kelley winter will ba displayed at the semition as new lands are brought Under Sacramento divorcee to hia office on CUP) — annual Auerbach company fashion PLATTEVILLE ' Wit (Continued from PtK Oo) irrigation the administration seem- the Stanford campus expressed sathow Monday Tuesday Wednesday "Boom” time have returned Jo southhas paused over Senator King's isfaction with the verdict tlon to rule on Midwestern projects ingly sancthe We not does law contention verdict think the that and represents Thursday at S p m on tha aee-ot- western Wisconsin bringing new U result ot the conference floor ot the store at Broadway hopes for prosperity in lead and zinc "We Must aCt now" he continued tion use of public works funds for justice” said Lindsay "and we are purchase of submarginal or near- satisfied” ln tome part of the region particu- the street State and mining Industrie which lay idle more worthless lands Judge Syer set next Tuesday for The public is invited but all are than a decade larly In areas that have been plagued lyPresident sentence has of Roosevelt as been the pronouncement strong distress of a hew use for to invitawritten obtain by drouth and grasshoppers jiecent requesteddiscovery for retiring such lands he pushed brief court session adjourned Lamson ' “white Is acute knbwn zihe from an the tions in floor at manager alloy any "We Must cut through red tape and that policy while he waa governor of walked steadily from the courtroom a market from which store because admission be win metal” revived by Is now to as his New York but doubt to flanked by attorneys go directly at the problem of getting invitation only the Wisconsin miners were forced a ± the communities in line Winter is his authority to use federal moneys Dr Lamson and Mrs Tholts who Garments will ba displayed by 22 dozen years ago by competition from had" He for of court session that will attended every ' approaching and the situation will be probably (purpose living modele Including 10 children Missouri and Rocky mountain fields k trial covered their' worse unless employment is pro- seek an opinion by the attorney gen- the and 12 young women The women will Grant Iowa and Lafayette counties to not eral hid if does fades with the the and magazines authority vided" show’ the latest design! in coats among the oldest in' the state are leadexist tears whole down be laid faces streamed their that this may question Stresses Urgency dresses end hats for tall and winter ing centers in revival of the romantie before congress next session go it as they left the court room behind More than 100 garments will be industry from which Wisconsin got Colonel Waite also stressed the Ur- - may determine ia the defendant who wu escorted by the policy It shown its nickname the “Badger” state gency of the situation such delay may six deputy sheriff! wholly possible any The show will feature sportswear "We to Washington he said "are Interfere with further allocation of A court scarcely full of First to State spectators street dresses fall and winter suits ‘desirous that this public works fund moneys for was on hand when the verdict came This irrigation projects Industry wu one of mining : be distributed where it will do the and coats including the newest cre- the Senator King is advised that out first in the State It pioneers dug Jarera Confirm Verdict ations to fur coats formal afternoon Most good to reduce unemployment Bun day night and cocktail dresses holes to the ground to spend their and restore the purchasing power of of the recent allocation of a million The jury received the case at 11:21 to semlhibelrhation like dollars for public land aurvevs about o'clock this morning an early odurt of elab- winters and formal evening-gown- s the people" two will set thousand be hundred badgers order to held been orate session 7 v design having Following the conference Colonel it A special feaure will be a bridal The mining Industry reached 'Waite left by airplane for Cheyenne aside for continuing surveys to Utah to get the trial into its final phase the World war when It be immediately avail- before the beginning of the legal The will peak during money The with "bride" all attendants party !Wya it had week-ensupplied munition materials which started at noon will wear the most A short conference Of state advis- able5 done in the Civil war It“ died out in Meve Jekea seven m a 11:25 by the at state with boards wedding and appareL Retiring ory engineers vCstAfPV! As each article is shown it will 1921' The news report carried by press men and five women deliberated Wurphy concluded the session MurPHCrToa' The village of Linden became a boishour recessed an half a of hour about described member be a the of 'V £ of associations out "T conference that said the £ by Washington regional phy a "rfif'ii'iFlinlTffi'rf'-irfimnr'f’ mr "rr store personnel and at the conclu- terous typical mining boom town tfftAoh'' governors probably would be to St Theodora K Walters Democratic and a half for lunch and- then consion of the program- a summary will year ago following reopening of sevPaul within the next sevenr or eight state chairman for Idaho is seriously tinued their work until just before coops were Utah’s Mexican population joined Saturday in celebrating in- be given of the outstanding features eral zincas mines Chicken v considering resigning as first assist- the dinner hour when they recessed days rented lodging houses' Crowds of of their homeland from Spain Shown above is a group of the garments States to the fourth region are Ne ant secretary of the interior is but for the evening meal there was no dependence The program will Include musical miners walked in the streets because braska Iowa Minnesota Wyoming another move mad by Secretary Indication a verdict waa near the which took part in the program given in the Judge Memorial audi- numbers sidewalks were not large enough Ickea to force the Idahoan out of of- only sign of progress having been and North and South Dakota by an orchestra to Rosa Left Alurelia Garcia Gartia Christina torium right Other “Booms” fice Ickes is determined to get rid when they sent out at Crisoforo Gomes of local and Elizondo the patriotic president of Walters by ona means or another for the exhibits to to cue By HABBY J BROWN towns Other experienced "booms" committee watching Darlene Smith' do the sombrero dance to the r receu for For'iix months ha tried humiliation There was a although of less intensity Prospectors (Tribaaa Cerrtspsndeat) strum of guitar music played by Manuel Garcia Jr Inset at left minntae after returndinner and not he and Thirty did snubbed that work sought new fields in the vicinity of WASHINGTON Sept Id— After a te in charge of the local Mexican shows Carlos Guitlerrez-Macla- s Belmont Wisconsin’s first capital Ignored his first assistant from the ing from that meal the jury sent morning spent with public works ad day he waa swom in until now he word it had reached the verdict Timbers in old mines were replaced ministration executives— not Includ- has taken from Walters all the duties In about five hours it had judged and operations resumed on trial tee of which Crlstofero Gomez ie ell the authority that ‘go with the cue which had been The “boom” has been gradual in ing Administrator lekes— Senator and (UP)-W- hen Mrs NEW ORLEANS move 21 The only hla office and keeps him in ignorance here since August chairmen Carlo Guitierrez-MscA- s most cues but its effects are notice- to Uchello Jennie king became convinced that Utah to of whet a that defense attempted wu conrecently request on- in the interior from the to charge of the local Mexican is secure separation alimqny from her able and Inhabitants of this region y one by one the state department going well date has fared sulate assisted notwithstanding he holds the jury be polled husband Anthony aht ran smack up between the Wisconsin and Mississippi men and women to the box answered events at the hands of this board set up to the second highest office to it see prospects of Indus- river Following the program the to read to finance against the effects of beer legislation trial valleys that will the funds works utreport confirming by provide which were all generously applauded Secretary Ickes has shown the activity bring back the he couldn’t complained Anthony pay And clerk to the Job! a give unemployed most contempt for his first assistant the night was closed with grand NEW ORLEANS! (UP -- cent in the prosperity of "old days" as a the hadn’t he alimony there is more to store for Utah when secretary He tried to prevent WalMexican dishu festival ball and of bird life heretofore unknown to world and business was bad Ha was is taken to of ters' appointment the requisite-actiobut - Postmaster Grocery Store Heads were served TRIBUNE zoologists were reported found by a evasive regarding his occupation by the state he was told General Farley forced the appointgroup of scientists passing through "You used to be a bootlegger didn’t Summing up Senator King said ment over Ickes' protest When he Convention Leave Drunk Convicted Two New Orleans en route from the jun you?” Judge Walter Gleason asked Utah had received $4194000 for fed-- - found Walters on his hands Ickes Anthony replied in the affirmative era! old highways and 11480000 for gles ot Honduras to their es department— bureaus — homes — in and ruined his explained that beer-hanational forest national park publio either to bring their matters to him A delegation of approximately 35 Dancing:-AddressChargegAfter Accidents theUnltedStates: Q Can you please give me the full domain and Indian reservation roads or take them to the second assistant managers and owners of Red and Among the prizes brought back trade name o Captain Kidd the famous were more 300 Idaho of convicted This money is now available and secretary bird skins some than White atoru from the Utah and Two youths were how and when did he meet NEW BUSINESS COURSES roads are being built as fast aa conthe scientists drunkenness charges in police court of which as far Ickea never tends for Walters never district left Salt Lake Saturday evedeath?— M E O Provo — BOSTON with M at Bronson knew tracts can be let by the state In ad-- ‘ recetvei Welters in his office never ning over the Oregon Short Line (UP) pace Keeping J present are unlisted They Saturday by Judge A Kidd was William dition $900000 was made available consults him about the business of railroad for' Tacoma Wuh where Both cues followed automobile acci- also returned with the first speci- today’s rapidly changing world- of hangedCaptain 23 1701 haying been May W of business Lord mens Dean Everett of of Honthis week to build the Hyrum reser- the department Walters has nothing they will attend the annuel conventhe woody fungi a varied program replete dents 21 duran jungle ever Boston university’s college of busi- found guilty of murder and piracy voir and bids for that work will be to do and has had nothing to do since tion oLthe sixth district of Red and Withdance Sentence of John Overland gathered stringed Instrument mu- alias afness administration has announced Q Where The invited as quickly as Secretary kkea he became first assistant secretary White stores September 18 19 and with ten arrested which Friday weeks party spent sic recitations and stirring addresses ter heHoopiaina drove through road in the signs the contract with the water All because Ickes does not like him 20 allegedly jungles of Spanish Honduras the addition of 23 new courses to the known the 300 more Mexican from than people was headed by Dr Austin R Middle-to- curriculum Covering virtually every Ogden A Nowell district supervisor of Users possibly on Monday construction barricades and and resents tha fact that hie appointcenters cele- four persons was set at $10 injured fine or of the University of Louisville phase of modern business the new A A part of the south transept of The three million allocated to the ment waa made on Farley's demand Red and White atoru headed the lo- Salt Lake and near-b- y brated Mexican Independence day five days In jail He elected to serve Others were Dr H K Enders dean courses stress advertising and mar- Westminster Ogden Canyon project but not yet and over his protest Secretary Ickes cal group abbey containing the Saturday evening in the Judge Me- the jail term available the senator was told’ Is who has a Machiavelian mind has of the science school of Purdue uni- keting of Spenser tombs or monuments auditorium morial SevRobert Worswick 21 of 3065 being held Up solely because the water tried all conceivable schemes to make Ington state advisory board will be Chaucer Ben Jonson Shakespeare versity Dr L A West of the chema occasion wu Tha for the NOMINATION ACCEPT8 gala day users have yet to form their associ- Walters uncomfortable the fine on a ical department of Purdue Walter enth East street Milton Drayton Samuel Butler and dissatisfied unabel to be present Mr Hart had Mexican celebrants a reflected to similar sentence paid He was arrested Martin instructor of zoology at PurROCK SPRINGS ation and sign a contract with the gov- end humiliated and has succeeded been advised Wyo— Richard some of the later literary celebrities is the not boisterous but Utah Rehappy as s repspirit September 7 after he allegedly drove due Joseph Weinland Purdue and Barr ernment binding themselves to repay But to spit of It Walters hangs on who wu nominated as Mr Hart bu tovltad the spoken of as the Poet’s Comer the cost of the project How much longer he will submit resentatives to congreu the gover- of the peopleand All were dressed in his car Into a safety zone at Broadway Frederick Test Robert Jordan and publican candidate for the eity coun their finest attire rlchut with officialsstate ' Deer Creek Fands the some on name ell the Q How can one measure written and State street John Porter all Purdue students by having his pound ' V is problematical He is hbt happy in nor and rich Spanish lace and other Mexican 15 by admir- ot whole wheat flour?— C S R Salt ballot re- members of the state emergency comprimary August his ha some feels earned job yet ten “million the Another eight tp Game animals in the national forFiremen attending church in a body ers has accepted toe nomination as- Lake mittee on public works and the mem- dreu much to evidence senator Is assured will be forthcom- ward for his work in tha lata cam- bers The celebration wu to charge of ests arc estimated to have Increased 40 to Ramsey England were called out suring a contest for every position to A Two cups of whole wheat flour of the Utah water storage comsentiment a Chairman that paign to Deer build the Creek ing project to put out a blaze in a hayrick mission to bo present at the session the local Mexican patriotic commit per cent since 1926 city vacancies at the November polls la about the equivalent of pound as soon as tha people agree on what Farley Indorsed so he stays on But' to get him out type of project they want and recon- Ickes Is determined he probably will cile their differences over water and sooner or later Democrat it would rights Senator King points out that Ickes ia not toa him to occur never wonder how Washington is not bolding back those hit treatment ot Walters will he retwo projects The senator spent considensble time ceived by the Idaho Democracy Out of a recent lump eum allocafinding the reasons for delay in mak- tion ing loans to Ogden Tooele Spanish tion by the public works administrathe geological survey has set! Fork Kamaa Sanpete Wellington Falrview Richfield and Bantaquin aside $41000 to continue topographic all having asked loans to enable them surveys in Utah $22000 to plug oil "Q to rebuild their water supply sys- wells whose production becomes sur-- 1 tems plus under the new oil policy andi where for stream gauging It was explained that the delay in $10000 the producing oil wells ere going to approving these loans rests upon the be found Is not known by the Wash- communities involved and not on the office Ington board these Most works of publio allocated $120000 applications are on g par with the forFor Idaho vu surveys and $19000 for stream Ogden city application which tailed because of the adverse decision of gauging and to Wyoming is alio- the Utah supreme court If the su- cated $126000 for plugging oil Wells preme court- en appeal should re- $76000 for survey and $10000 ton 'V verse itself in that case all these ap- stream gauging Wyoming hat many wells on public lands that plications would be speedily ap- producing All to are be these capped moneys proved by the board and money made are Immediately available t' available WASHINGTON' Drafted City Ordinance Sept 1$ (ff) — In So much concerned Is the admlnls--tratio- n biting language and closely clipped over getting these projects sentences Secretary Ickea asserted started that they have drafted a city today neither red tape nor bureaucordinance to be forwarded to Senta-qui- n racy was involved to the distribution with the suggestion that It be of public works money Unvarnished language marked his promptlyadopted so injunction proceedings can be instituted to test the statement to newspaper men In a constitutionality ot the law passed at press conference in reply to whet he and the recent session ot the Utah legis- called "political lature If the courts should uphold "sniping" reports that his public works !:&: the constitutionality ot that law which administration was responsible for: M would enable these towns legally to tha slowness with which some of the money already allotted guarantee return of 70 per cent of the moneys loaned to rebuild their was being put to work water systems all the waterworks ap"Where la the red tape?" he asked plications from Utah could and would We have taken It out by the hands- -i full be speedily approved Therefore as the senator ia told It “The major delays now are caused rests with the supreme court of Utah by political sniping and by tha into determine how soon thousands ot ability of local agencies to put to work dollars shall be advanced to Utah the money we have already allotted ’’I had a letter from a governor munlclpalitiea - for waterworks Im' is the envy of older women today and— if he is wise-s- he may- provement raising hell about red tape and delay The Alumni association ot the Utah And then in that same letter he SHB at 30 much the tame admiration that follows her now So State Agricultural college applied for stated that all contracts had to go! a $60000 loan to Improve the water back to review tor a local committee if may you yon will give your akin the ftedoui benefits of Palmolive ‘ supply of the college at Logan but under a state law j "I am not responsible for delays! neglected to furnish proof ot their authority to act for the university of this kind not tor anything except than the rich vegetable oils There is no surer way to If the university Itself can legally my own administration seek this loan and does so or If it in blended Palmolive Is The secret of Palmolive’s and not of olive "The bureaucracy charged palm as authorizes the Alumni association to found here but is spread out through act for it Senator King ia assured other Rgencies over which 1 hive no beauty results lies not only in its beauty Ingredients— but also in its this loan also will be approved control" j a blind which has made exclusive blend— a blind unlike any other "There Is a lot of political whis-- ! Lean Lofan $11 Pilmolive'the : the world biggest selling beauty soap in and Thera Ah early loan of $12500 will be banging are a lot ot persons trying to mke a rich color a color soft else— that oil— it Olive green nothing gives a for slaughterhouse for record tor assiduity They went to forthcoming ' Logan The Orangeville application be in a In case the program that assures you of natural purity and safety for a waterworks loan is now ready fails to position say 7 told you so It is ab- Oiive oil too gives Palmolive a velvety lather which pewiirxitf the-for approval being on a different surd There is no red tape connected basis ffom all others in the state this office" with leaving akin soft tiny pores freeing them of accumulation easily This much Senator King learns has been approved or is on the way So far aa R A Hart Utah engismooth gloriously dear and fresh Palmolive truly casts a veil of love To date the public works board has neer for the federal public works ad‘ ! lineal over your skinnot received a single new application ministration had been advised Saturfor a loan for a state county or mu- day night the hour of the arrival ot recomcake tlu three Then treatment atart Buy today nicipal project In Utah —projects that Colonel H M Waite deputy federal T i thousand and mended must be approved by the state board administrator and hie party from beauty specialists every morning by over twenty and state engineer before they will Cheyenne was Indefinite For that : skin into the evening manage a rich lather of Palmolive Soap gently be considered here However Sen- reason he said the only meeting ' ator King received a wire saying scheduled will be held at the chamber with your hands rinse it off with warm water then with cold Do that state projects are on their way and of commerce at 2 p m i twice every day for a month And you’ll find that schoolgirl complex he feels it Incumbent on him to re Regional advisers from districts 4 main to press for their consideration and 5 of the administration setup ion reflected in your mirror whatever your birthdays may be as fast aa they come in as there is were to Salt Lake Saturday night in This v'udsbm tbi ecact emount no other representative of the state the persons of Justus Warden from in Washington San Francisco and Marshall N Dana tlivt tnkt used Senator King points but that Sen- from Portland Ore Several other tbi in Vnlmlin mttkini ator Kendrick of Wyoming six weeks of the engineers for ttjp states and tn got a tentative allotment of over the sdministration hoard members a from seven outside states t 2000000 for building the had arrived Irrigation project In his state Saturday night or are due up to 9:30 and went home The project ran into a m Sunday Of the 31 persons holddfficultiw and Senator Kendrick is ing these positions only one ‘Chairrow bak in Washington trying to man W A Thompson of the Wash- 1 !uvv- - Auerbach Stofjjf MINING BOOM M6xicdtlS Plans'Four-DaTheir Day of Independence Fashion Review AIDS VILLAGES VERDICT HOLDS LAMSON GUILTY PUBLIC WORKS MCONSIN RULES EASIER for for in ’ - u four-wee- ' ' -- u d ' ' - ayirr-"- "w iiri : Lack of Alimony Laid to 32 Beer two-hou- con-asula- u ’ Scientists Find New Bird Types as-n- n for — of Patriotic Fire Stir - u Crowd - INFORMATION on u n - J i 2 Si - - ' sharp-shootin- g" she’ll job-givi- 1 M be glamourous al 30 if she keeps that schoolgirl complexion ‘'j skin-gtamo- fr sharp-shooti- - ' - f I if - - PALMOLIVE Casper-Aicov- soup of'TJoutk iil fir if iV 4 £r |
