Show —CLASSIFIED SPORTS ADS— LOCAL IEWS- - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SUNDAY MORNING FEBRUARY WRIGHT PLANE 25 FAMILY ‘BLOC Astor Group Gains Parliament Strength ADDS MEMBERS LONDON HALL Relatives of Lady Astor Win Victories in Brit- ish Elections British' Museum Denies Interests Seek to Buy Early Machine' U S LONDON (JP) — The Astors are making parliament a family affair They have run up their representasuccesses tion through the of Ronald Tree grandson of the late' Marshall Field of Chicago and Lord Willoughby de Eresby who married Lord and Lady Astor's daughter Phyllis last July Viscount Astor sits in the house of lords while the other three headed by Lady Astor the former Nancy Langhorne of Virginia compose the “Astor bloc” in the house of commons Tree who became naturalized as a British citizen little more than a year ago qualifies as a member of the group since his wife is a niece of Lady Astor Counting in Major John Jacob Astor Viscount Astor’s brother and By LEE WILLSON LONDON (UP) — The first airplane tp take the air with a human load now hangs in the British Science museum here It was made and flown by Americans But this original machine of the Wright brothers which made its flight at Kittyhawk N C has been in Britain since 1928 The drector of the museum has denied that any- - overtures had been made by any American institution including the Smithsonian institution to acquire the exhibit Dummy Pilot The Astor family group In the British parliament The plane- - with the dummy of a recent elections to the house of shown with Lord Astor (center) while WUloughby de who married Pauline the pilot stretched at full length on a has been increased by commons of Bonald Tree (left) and Lord Willoughby the couple Eresby Is the the Astor group viscount’s sister wing close to the body of the machine hangs between one of the earliest numbers six types of glider known and a modern Since Lord end Lady Astor also have two politically eligible sons poseaplane capable of more than 300 miles an hour litical observers are already speculatThe huge hall which houses the ing what the additions of these reinmachine is filled with other records forcements would mean of man’s attempts to conquer the air Tree who like Lord and Lady AsW A TWIN FALLS Idaho (JP)- -C The biplane in which Alcock and tor is of American birth was a son Brown first flew the Atlantic hangs officials of Rupert were victors Saturby her first marriage of the late next to the tiny Moth in which Amy Countess Beatty wife of Lord Beatty day in their injunction Johnson made her first flight to AusBritish World war admiral contest with the Burley highway distralia Separated Infinitive Causes He is 36 served in Italy and France Proposed Revision of Short trict Judge William Babcock-o- f A with the United States air service in First Free Flight Haul Clause Will Be Rift Among Philathe Eleventh district at Twin Falls the war went on a mission to AlParts of the first model to make bania and Montenegro duting the a free flight under power which was Friday granted Rupert C W A repreBois Officials Discussed at sentatives’ petition for a transfer of delphia peace conference and from 1922 to furnished by a small steam engine lie the case to the United States district 1926 was managing editor of Forum beneath a reconstruction of the same court 8t Boise machine This model was constructed magazine New York inBOISE (IP)— Harry See of San Rupert attorneys last week in a PHILADELPHIA (UP)- -A split Not long ago he bought Ditchley by John Stringfellow as far bqck as Francisco chairman of the western petition filed m the federal court finitive has split the board of educa- Park of 3000 acres the Oxfordshire li48 and has two d tion seat of Viscount Dillon The Tree conference committee of the standard sought removal of a temporary reA faction of liberalists to whom a home however is Kelmarsh Hall straining order which prohibits furAnother and even earlier model adwill labor organizations ther work on the Montgomery split infinitive may be' just one of where he has often entertained the built in 1843 by William Samuel Hen railway 5 called cutoff between U S highway those things that happen in the best prince of Wales and his brothers son lies in a nearby case It was called dress a meeting here March the "Aerial Steam Carriage” the by the state chamber of commerce 30 north and the Raft river road The of circles are opposed by Dr Howard EFFORTS WENT FOR NAUGHT boiler was housed in the body it had to discuss revision of the long and Burley highway district charged the McClenahan conservative gramma— After two propellors and was driven by short haul clause of the interstate C W A with invading its jurisdiction rian a climax at ANSONIA Conn (UP) The situation came to Judge Babcock held that interfercrossed multiple cord belts The safe into a burglars lugged a recent meeting of the board Dr f ence with C W A activities constituted commerce act L F Parsons never flew but its design is a rear room of Logan Brothers’ store Sat- a matter for the federal court’s at McClenqhan announced that he had announced chamber the similar to that of the mach found grammatical errors in the min- here and opened it with chisels they terition urday ines flown half a century later found it empty utes of the board Parsons also announced that L F ”1 found” he declared to the starIngersoll Glenns Ferry railroad tled members “a split infinitive! How man will replace George W Hunt Hit-Ru- n of Pocatello in presenting evidence gentlemen can such a situation exist? supporting the proposal to amend the Such glaring inaccuracies appearlaw Hunt was unable to- - take the ing in documents which go out to the assignment because of illness Maurice Green of Boise former aspublic under our auspices are discreditable to the board of education BOISE Idaho (IP)— The charge sistant attorney general will present Such grammatical mistakes are inexagainst Harry Hoover of Boise that the case opposing revision of the cusable in any case but it is inconceivhe withheld information regarding law which prohibits the railroads able that this body representing the the killing of Joy Elliott from charging more for a short haul R F C Loan to Be Sought educational system of this city should a schoolgirl two years ago was then for a long haul over the same allow such glaring errors to- appear voided here Saturday when district route? for Purchase of Irriin its records" - court upheld his demurrer The case Railroads have advocated revision In explanation a split infinitive rewas again referred to the grand jury of the act to permit them to compete Works gation sults from placing a word between the which ig scheduled to reassemble with steamship traffic in March 5 preposition and the verb To most and hauls members of the board the matter is Hoover was indicted by the grand BOISE Idaho (P)- -A conference of lnconsequentiaL Chester N Farr Jr jury in- January as an accessory in River Lost directors the project Big expressed the unconcern when he in- manslaughter for allegedly refusing has been called for Monday in Boise quired: information requested in the investi"May I ask how serious this is?’ gation into the Elliott case by Governor C Ben Ross he anDr McClenahan retorted that any In his demurrer he said the alat which it is mistake nounced Saturday is serious if made under the legation did not constitute an ofplanned to draw up a final agreement stamp of approval of the board of fense a from loan toward securing education BURLEY Idaho—James Howard looking the R F C to buy the irrigation works The dissenting member demanded Harkness and Ed Wilson Burley for Bids on Three Highway the settlers that in the future all documents of were arrested here Saturday afterThe dam and other works were built the board be examined and corrected Sheriff Presley D Pace and Jobs Advertised at Boise noon byChief the Utah Construction company by Dr Edwm C Broome superintendof Police Sterling Clark by Burley which now owns them Trouble over ent of schools before they are pubon a complaint charging first degree division of water rights between the lished He was voted down however BOISE OP)—' The bureau of high- burglary January 29 at Oakley old settlers and the Carey act project and the members decided merely the ways advertised today for bids on when the office of the Oakley Mill three highways two in north Idaho and Elevator company was entered built aby the company has continued members themselves will look over period of years resulting last the minutes befoie they rre released Bids on all will be opened March 13 at night the safe broken open $316 over summer in the dynamiting of a head One calls for gravel surfacing of m cash and a typewriter stolen four miles of the Ashton-Fal- l River The arrests followe the issuance of gate to the dam Governor Ross said he had been enhighway in Fremont county another a search warrant The typewriter to assistance from couraged for similar work on six and one-hawas found in a room at a local the R F C expect in handling the bonds miles of the hotel m event the law limiting investments highway in Latah county and a third Both men when arraigned before He the corporation is amended for grading and surfacing a half-milProbate Judge Henry W Tucker by said a move was now on foot in WashCLEVELAND (UP) — Nellie is a of the north and south highway in late pleaded not guilty and ington to amend the law to permit Saturday mare belonging to a local baking gray Kootenai county through the town demanded a premilinary hearing the R F C to buy bonds used for company Her driver Timothy Quinof Harrison Bail was fixed at $2000 each which marginal lands within irriga- lan took her out of the barn at 10 had not been furnished Saturday retiring tion projects a m recently Wilson has tebm a served evening Instructions Compiled Sucn a revision he said would open At 3 30 p m he went into an apart in the Idaho penitent ary following the way for the R F C to buy the house to make some deliveries On Corn-Ho- g a' few yezrs ago here on bonds which the Big Lost river set ment Program aconviction When he came out Nellie and wagon like charge when King’s variety tiers proposed issuing to buy the irri- were gone He ran to the police staPOCATELLO Idaho— Instructions store was broken into at night gation works and reconstruct part of tion not far away to report her absaid Sheriff Pace the project as well as to eliminate sence and tall his employers and other information preparatory to some of the acreage which now is conprothe inauguration of a corn-ho- g Fifteen minutes later grooms at sidered wasteful of water because of the barns where Nellie is stabled gram in Bannock county were being Daughter of Idaho U the long ditches necessary she was there trying to get compiled Saturday" in the county Board Member Marries A series of conferences last summer reported agent’s office into her stall She had made her way District chairmen are: L T Guck-epaved the way for the directors’ meet- with the wagon through nearly tiyo Pocatello B W Green McCam-monMOSCOW Idaho—Announcement ing Monday at which the governor miles of traffic without irishEp V R Fisher Oxford Fred of the hops a tinal agreement marriage of Leland Cannon expressed Yost Bancroft E F Ziegler Grace Mountain Home and Miss Willa St might be reached Scouts Given and W C McGregor Cleveland Clair Idaho Falls has been made by It is planned to eliminate about Gooding act 0000 on the acres Caiey pmjeet Gammathe Kappa Kappa sorority Governor Ross said Awards at Honor Court PARTRIDGES AID FARMERS leaving MONTREAL -- (UP) — Conclusive The ceremony took17 place at Colfax unto acres be supplied Mrs Cannon February evidence that Hungarian partridges Wash GOODING Idaho— Scout awards of Mr and Mrs Clenoy der fneT&ackay dam are an asset not a curse to prairie is a daughter were made to 20 Gooding boys at St Clair Idaho Falls Mr St Clair a court of honor session Thursday is a member of the board of regents Teacher Assails Modern by Executive Amby Frederick Twin of the University of Idaho Mrs Canrepresenting Snake river area non is a sophomore in the junior col“WAR BEGINS Washington Biographers Falls and Gooding district leaders At a lege division of the university this it was descouters’ district in March or April” POCATELLO Idaho— "G e o r g e cided to conduct meeting year and is a member of the Kappa a scouter training Statement of Frank B Slmonds Gamma an was of the Kappa sorority Washington” subject 14 In newspapers of Feb 18 1934 Mr Cannon is a senior arts stu- address given before the Masonic re- school in Gooding March Gooding reWayne Holloway dent and a member of the Phi Delta freshment elub by Miss Himena HoffThe Book Theta national social fraterinty He man of Pocatello high school m the ceived a first class badge Forrest “THE LAST DAYS” William has been active in varsity debate Masonic hall Friday night She as- Wright Frank Thomas Made a similar statement In 1830 Boyer Houston Snyder Richard Corcircles for three who sailed have writers years modern 2170 C B The Great Pyramid in Robert Anderson dell Lawrence stressed many love affairs in his life Pauls Harry Lee McCombs Eugene of Green N the EDISON George principal Heller Kenneth Webb Dick Ryan Vegetable Growers high school was master of ceremonies and Max Wennstrom Gooding secWas a Prophet and others on the program were Miss Organization Meetings Ann Meadows who gave a reading ond class ALSO FLOYD GIBBONS WELLS went to Thomas VIEBECK BESKIN AND GEORGE Miss Damewood who sang Tenderfoot badges WASHINGTON IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Organiza- The Gornelia Mil- Stewart Veiop Hawks and Donald and Mrs Bondsman Song” and they confirm- prophecies of tion of units of the Idaho Vegetable ler Bodell who Pettingill Gooding merit badges BRIGHAM sang “Trees” SMITH JOSEPH Growers’ association throughout the Boyce Gooding Gooding Marian WILFORD WOODRUFF YOUNG upper Snake River valley will begin Pugmire Ronald Bell and Samuel ORSON FRATT and others Receive Crews to Hays Hagerman Monday announces E N Pettygrove YOU'LL BE SURPRISED and inof Jvin Falls state head of the orto learn the GREAT terested Instruction in First Aid Glenns ganization EVENTS NOW UPON US as told Ferry Chamber The meeting schedule follows: i- by Scriptural and Secular Proph“diBOISE (ffj— W L Hill state ets in the THIRD EDITION of Elects New Officers Rigby Monday at '2 p m Idaho the book— Falls Monday at 8 p m county court- rector of safety announced here Sathouse Rexburg Tuesday at 2 p m urday he has started organization of GLENNS FERRY Idaho — Officers “THE LAST DAYS” Shelley Tuesday at 8 p m high classes throughout Idaho for instruc- were elected andseveral copschool St Anthony Wednesday at 2 tion of first aid to protect workers sidered et the annual projects 1931 FIRST EDITION OCT meeting of in C W A camos p m Firth Wednesday atS p m EDITION APRIL 1932 SECOND commerce The American Red Cross is assist Glanr Ferry chamber of Recent popular demand necessiJ J Buchholz superinThursday in the work Hill said ing tated the third Edition now Nazarene Church Pastors tendent of schools was named presiOver 100 more pages just out James Opie vice dent the Bev right up to data Women Three Mission Societies Meet president C M Garrett reelected Heavy Maroon Paper Covers (1 r Automobile Crash secretary-treasureBeautiful Cloth Coven Gold BUBL Idaho — Pastors of Nazarene Secretary Garrett read letters from Lettered $150-"ThSenators W E Borah end James'r churches and members of the WoLast Days” Contains No BOISE (JP) — Three women were in Pope and Representatives Cbmpton men's Missionary societies- of south Word of Criticism of L 1) £ Church or Authorities ern Idaho held an meeting St Luke's hospital here Saturday I White and T C Coffin in reply here Thursday with several district n ght in a serious condition is the to communications sent them recent-resulof rn auo colbs on 20 mile- - Iv officers present including the Rev ng the r support toward climi Co haul clause Earl C Pounds Nampa supervisor east of heie on the Mounain ' Home niting the which is declared discriminatory to era and Mrs highway in the afernoon for the 44 East South Temple The injured women are Mrs Cecil ntermountain rail shipments but the E E Martin district president of the Salt Lake City women’s group Eight towns between Rose and Ellen Oberg Payette and congressional group made no com Imitmenta And Salt Lake represented Mm John Hartbusgw Gannett epoch-makin- MAIM HEWS SEeTIOM— Sicond Part F age B d g wheat farmer! is offered by M H It had been previously thought that Baccalaureate Rowe Saskatchewan farmer A the birds fed mainly on wheat and patch reaching here reveals that were destroying crops upon examining two dead “Huns” Rowe found their crops Speaker Named cently Mrs C B Whitehead of Fort Worth stuffed with is woman4 dis- believed the first to be grasshopper eggs with three or four kernels of wheat awarded a Texas highway contract MOSCOW Idaho— The Rev Sam- just uel A Eliot pastor of the Arlington Street church Boston will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the thirty-nintannual commencement K-O’exercises of the University of Idaho B Sunday Dr M G Neale president of the university announced the acceptance by the Rev Mr Eliot He has been in the ministry for the past 45 years and has been at the Boston church since 1927 He was in v Denver prior to going to Boston He is chairman of the United States board of Indian commissioners and president of the Boston Federation of Churches He will deliver baccalaureate ser-mons at the University of Washing ton and at the Stats College of Wash425 Value ington on his northwest tour in June The three schools cooperated in get ting him to come west exerThe annual commencement cises start Saturday June 9 this being alumni day The degrees will be conferred Monday June 11 h This Week at PRIMROSE HOUSE 1 Airline Sets Up New Speed Marks FREIGHT RATE CW A Heads Win BOARD DIVIDED Court Victory ON SPLIT VERB MEETING SET -- road-buildin- 4 -' four-blade- 4 pro-pello- bridge-Cottere- e seere-taryp- V Charge in Handsome moireki t' in Cleansing Cream Skin Freshener Nourishing Powder Cream (Choice ofand7 shades) (choice o Lipstick of 3 shades) Dallas-Chicago- Worth-Oklahom- a " black or gold with rubberized lining Containing Ro a e 1 e a f Miss Helen Louise Fox Tulsa-Kansa- Pocatelloan Tried for Selling Minors Liquor Idaho — District POCATELLO Judge C J Taylor of Idaho Falls was presiding here- Saturday in the trial of Steve Cacavas on a charge ot furnishing intoxicating liquor to minors District Judge Robert M Terrell on whose calendar the case was set disqualified himself Similar are pending charges against Nick Harris and Gust Paris A11 defendants are at liberty under bonds Personal Representative of Primrose House Beauty Salon New York City will be in Cosmetic Department Ibis week February 26 to March 3 to give free consultation on beauty problems Come in anil see her ’s Keith-- Brien I nc 0 ROSS CALLS Case Dismissed WATER MEET n - 1- KANSAS CITY Mo (UP)— The past year saw speed records broken on all routes of the southwest division of United Air Lines the company reported in a recent compilation New records for the various routes: —One hour 52 Kansas minutes 405 miles Five hours 8 minutes 965 miles Fort City—Fifty eight minutes 182 miles s — hour 14 One City minutes 214 miles 2 Zipper Kit der-Cla- d 1 re- EXHIBITED AT motor-powere- 134 Windswept Fashions coast-to-coa- river-to-coa- st Two Suspected Robbers Caught Nellie Threads lf Potlatch-Farmingto- Traffic Unaidecj n e for Spring Schiaparelli French eoutnrtcr starteif something when she introduced her "windswept” silhouette i the fashion has blown across the Atlantic and at across the continent you will see the windswept streamline vogue at its smartest Keith-O’Brien- ’s A A “blown Jback” evening frock the front of printed satin silhouette is perfectly straight frills and while the fullness decorative effects i re concen- trated on the back 1975 B Spring coat with collar windswept to the front Beautiful beige shade with brown galyak collar (another very important fashion feature) 2975 C Swagger suit Plan - CWA Injured In all-da- y t Deseret Book Idaho-Orego- n V expresses windswept vogue jacket splendidly fitted with full streamline collar edged with beige squirrel 3975 A typical streamline shoe shown at Soft brown kldskln low cut tie with perforated designs Shown also in black D fashion and gray d approxi-mateljfMoO- that motivation in the Keith-O’Brien- ’s 850 The blouses will be prominent in the fashion spotlight this season and many will go “windswept” just as this charming E gold crepe 395 hat of F shiny brown straw fits into the new mode perfectly Other millinery models choose to be swept from the back with wide brims at front x 500 This G Even neckwear Is detailed to give that feeling of motion Nothing is to look static this everything must have spring the appearance of moying going someplace 298 These fashions together with pictures and miniature models of the new DeSoto car and streamline train are shown in our windows showing how fashions take Inspiration from the new automobile models b I |