| Show y - THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE THURSDAY MORNING MAY 17 Rbosevet Signs ' FfflAl'SEAPE “ v: 13 Police Arrest Youth in Check Case Suspected fai Woman Who Hoped to Fly Balloon In Charge of U Publications Bill to Relieve Claimants 1 1934'- - To Stratosphere - Hurtin Landing " jilong Burke Stevens 19 was arrested for Investigation" Wednesday by Detec Uvc Chester Colburn and B KSea-ge- r aftsrJiAallfigedly attempted toZ dozen bananas nine oranges and cash a worthless check at the Pay'd Taklt stork 52 South Main a treat Accused of some rolls SlayEngineer The offices said the youth con- -' dent Roosevelt informed congress toMrs Piccard must make at least fessed to” cashing five worthless two more flights with Hill and two ing Ogden Girl Changes day that he had signed the Borah checks totaling $66 50 at local busibill waiving the requirement of assolo flights one at night and one in ness concern Essential Details Detect ve Colburn the day timer to become eligible tor said Changes Urged by Senators sessment work on mining claims for he also cashed a worthless $20 the current year As enacted into the coveted license check £t the Southeast Furniture laW the bill grants relief to individual O’Mahoney “I have a lot ot books and I’ve King 2144 Eleventh East street (Continued from Pass One) owners for not more than six claims been studying meteorology for sev- ddmpany Included and to corporate owners for not more eral she was months” watch m said the but it was 325 a Rummage sale St Mark’s cathedral than 12 claims Hill added 'that she already has "a bsmt Saturday May 19 at 10:30 a nv about 15 minutes slow he thought The senate finally gave In to the of baltheoretical good knowledge (Advertisement) Captain Dullea said Hickman's Including changes urged by Sena-tor- house and accepted also the proviso looning” of on the fedho owner effect had' no a and that claims who vetof Mrs Utah who Piccard O'Mahoney summer and changed Edward story paid King tax on 1933 income shall receive Out of state's case He said Hickman tele- eran Detroit balloon racer who is her from Bryn Mawr college in 1918 and Wyoming and representatives of the eral benefit-of received a master’s degree in chemexemption -under the governor of the twa states the Tay- the phoned Miss McKay’s room twice on instructor r act from fiof 15 the later and once hours from Nine minutes University lor grazing bill was whipped into istry Chicago If you cant afford to let ue make you the morning of the slaying nal shape Wednesday by the subcoman outside phone and later from his the first of Mrs Piccard’s five flights in 1919 took up ballooning because a new fult for Seven Dollars will Cleen “I have conbeen license balloonist’s in had for re her Miss always deeply interest- your eoet and vest and make you a mittee and made ready foe final hotel suite after McKay training turned there He said the second call came to an end at Thamesville Ont ed in the things that have interested pair of pantato match them to measideration by the full senate public lands committee said a special was placed in an effort to create an 58 miles by airline from Detroit The my husband” sure for only Two Dollars: alio a few craft was forced down by high winds Professor Piccard in turn was at- uncalled-fo- r alibi The Tribune from Washingsuit for only five Doltradted to the the bruised and of amateur ton D C the her Details Changed mysteries space lars All our clothe are tailored by pilot got far above adclouds the the most arm in the From the Utah standpoint the landing through In his earlier accounts of his moveventures of his twin Professor Au- Union help and have Union labels essential changes are the stiffening ments Hickman said that Miss Jeppe-se- n Mrs Placard wasn't as- nervous In We guarantee everything we Piccard conBrussels scientist who sewed was guste as she aloft the about of the section under which states and make regardlesa ot price to give satisleft his hotel before 3 a m that eerned to trip was ento man the first a husband balloon see lands that her faction or no money pilot private owners may exchange got his car between 3 and 315 into the stratosphere embraced within grazing districts tor r 4 look joyed the trip To that end she found drove around for a BELL TAILORS" for larder the other public lands the recognition of atvangelfood space in Denies Charges ing for Miss McKay’s hotel There were 32509000 persons liv- 252 South Maln St Salt Lake City loves “Jean that cake the right of the states to control fish- Hurley explaining to his owri suite with the girl Ogden— 2471 Washington Avenue ing on farms In the United States on ing and hunting in grazing districts about 4 TO substantiate this story Trying to ‘Throw Out 1934 — January Francisco San Who went to official and giving the states a voice- in the he claimed to have seen fire engines airplane early Monday morning Democrats promulgation of regulatiohs govern' at' Golden Date avenue and Leaven byBecause of critical condition of ing grazing worth street The engine answered the Area Limited girl’s mother who collapsed when false alarm there at 3:14 a m His The outstanding amendments which WASHINGTON May 1 (UP)— A new story took no account of thp In- she learned of the tragedy the casket will be open only to Immediate relaare group of Republicans headed Senator O’Maboney proposed cident a friends at the those limiting the operations of the Hickman continued to insist that tives and Seeretarjr-- f - Wa- r- Patrick- - J sister Mrs bill to a maximum of 80000000 acres Hurley were accused today of holdhe did not leave his apartment with home of Miss Jeppesen’s 2633 Jefferson avein lieu of the whole 173000000 acres ing secret conferences at which they Miss Jeppesen He said that a Fili- Virgil Dunkley of services time which would have been brought under plotted to “keep Republicans in the elevator boy who testified that nue until William New-- editors appointed by the student publications council at the pino d Terry will ofBishop was misand throw out the leave he them saw together regulation by the house bill requiring federal service HarThe him ficiate at the funeral services "local 'hearings before grazing districts Democrats — Hurley denied the lUniversitnof Utah : Top lef tto right Parry Sorenson Chronicle taken— ’ boydidnotknow thtthe Martha Ross 'Pen and had carried him past his floor bodywiH be taken' to- Logan fqr old Carlson Utonfeh Lynn Stockman Humbug are created and guaranteeing fbe con- charges are: Lower left to right Delece Tanner Chronicle on decasions burial beside the body of the girl’s tinued right of homesteading- Major A V Dalrymple special as- Business managers father The land exchange amendment pro- sistant to the attorney general told Thomas Larson Utonian James Beless Humbug Ralph Brown Pen The burial services will be under OGDEN Ma? 18— Funeral services posed by Senator King still leaves a senate civil service committee that PARK STAMPS AUTHORIZED will be conducted at 1 p m Thurs-da- direction of Lindquist & Sons ot Oggreat discretion to the secretary of James E Watson' and George H in the Eighteenth L D S ward den the interior It leaves with the see Moses former Republican senators WASHINGTON May 18 (h-- A seWhen Mr Jeppesen arrived m Og for Miss Louise Jeppesen popchapel retary the determihation of whether met at Hurley’s Virginia estate Othries of ten national parks postage ular Ogden girl who was beaten and den late Tuesday night with the body an exchange of lands with a state or ers Aesaid were John S Hurley and a few stamps was authorized today by strangled to death In San Francisco members of the family Present private owner is in the public inter- former director of tlje justice departalso est The mere inclusion of state lands ment’s prohibition unit Edward E General Farley The interior Sunday The body arrived lrt Ogden close friends met film the Lions club her were committees from within a grazing district still is not Birney former personnel officer of department has designated thus as na- Tuesday evening In care of bank and ’the Elks lodge brother S T Jeppesen Ogden sufficient reason for compelling the that unit and D H Relchgut Birnfy’s tional park year assistant secretary to make an exchange Dalrymple said the plot Involved Powers Confined 'As the bill passed the house it con getting rid of 24 Democrats by "an ’ublications Council at ‘U ferred "power on the secretary of the irregular transfer” of certain alcohol interior to “stabilize the livestock in- tax employes to the treasury depaMakes Appointments dustry dependent upon the use of rtment— Next Year such public grazing lands” This lanHurley said Dalrymple’s charges guage was stricken out by the sub- were “wholly and unequivocally committee and the secretary's powers false” are confined to administration ot the The publications council of the Unilands rather than the livestock indusversity of Utah Wednesday announced try Penalties also are made to apply the following publication appointments for the coming year? only in case of wilful violation of The house bill Chronicle student weekly newsregulations permit a 4 ted penalties for any violation— paper Parry Sorenson editor Delece Another important senate amend Tanner business manager Utonian meitt provides that “nothing in this student yearbook Harold Carlson act sh'all be construed or adminis editor Thomas Larson business man' tered in any way to dimmish or student quarterly Humbug ager a any right ta the possession and Herbert Price son of Mr and Mrs humorous publication Lynn Stock-ma4 use of water for mining 'agriculture Bert Price was elected president of editor and James Beless busithe Pen quarterly manufacturing or any other purposes1 the West high school student body ness manager which have heretofore vested or acYou’ll want one for each and every He is literary magazine Martha Ross recrued under existing law or which Wednesday the junior class appointed editor and Ralph Brown summer sports outfit The brims are be initiated or hereafter may acquired r e s i d e nt this reappointed business manager and maintained in accordance with p The publication council consists of supple bending ‘and dipping to suit His opponent year law” Gail Plummer and Jacob Geerlings was Richard Sel-le' your own features They’re flattering Amendment Okehed and Jay representatives faculty and fresh-lookiSenator O’Mahoney got an amendlight weight and Parkinson Garfield Anderson and 0m Claire COjf deYds Crisp Printed Percales ment requiring permittees to comply feated Claire ' Bud Bennion student representatives e i pool 11!’ N with the provisions of the state law S Yds Tub Fast Percales for vice preswith respect to the cost and mainte- ident Dale Jensen Yds New Printed Voiles nance of partition fences was elected secreYds Broadcloths S Color " Pastel The subcommittee made it mandatary and Ortha tory to allow free grazing for live- - Dyer was named 3 Yds Sheer Piques Printed stock kept for domestic purposes historian of the 3 Yds Printed Sheer Dimities Under another amendment the Sec- Associated Studinlwt CwOpviotO WUU UVKslUCK ents’ for n e x 3 Yds rCms New Fiaid Organdies associations and state land officials 2 Yds Striped Bayon Piques and official state agencies engaged in year Mostly straws in dark colors and medium James Haslam Yds Voiles e 2 Printed conservation or propagation of wild 1665 Harvard aveLONDON May 18 (IP) —Ten days of shades Values up4 to 398 Beduced for life in making and enforcing regula- nue instructor in commercial work String Lace 'and Mesh private negotiations between the big ' tions I -immediate clearance -s -- sax was elected treasurer four wheat delegates ended tonight 1 Yd Fabrics Don Lemmon was elected editor of leaving in doubt the question wheth' Ella Salt Lake Norwegians Third Floor the Red and Black student newspa- er Argentina ean be prevented from 215 Third 1933 wheat Grant and the Hughes agreement breaking Fete Thursday per East was elected editor of the PanA report of the deliberations was ther student yearbook being sent to the governments conNorwegian residents of Salt Lake All officers will assume their du cerned including the United States will celebrate' Norwegian Indepen- ties at the “beginning of the school Canada Australia and Argentina dence day Thursday at 8 p m with year next September It was indicated the report in27-I- n White Outing a program in the Twentieth L D S cludes a tentative compromise arset no which under ward chapel and recreation hall Secrangement Soft finely woven white-outinamount would be loaned to Argentina ond avenue and G street flannel for diapers L A Johnson chairman of the on her quota under existing wheat exand infants’ Q committee in charge and Ray Enge-- ' port agreements u wear bretsen who recently returned from of he was where Norway secretary Strong Utah Delegation the L D S mission will speak Mr Flour Sacks be will “NorJulia Florence Mahoney Engebretsen’s subject will be To Attend Grocers’ Meet size new launway Today” presented In a dramatic recital by dered and Ironed Ideal Other numbers will Include selec- the College of St r secretary-manageDonald P Lloyd for towels O tions by a Norwegian children’s Thursday at 8 p m in the' col1U1 of the Utah Retail Grocers’ assodusters etc chorus clarinet solo Venita White lege auditorium The program will Include: Lyric ciation said Wednesday that Utah will selections Celeste string trio- - organ have a strong delegation at the annual solo R Skinner vocal solo Mrs "At Shadow Time” by Sister M and “The Return" by Cathal convention of the National AssociaMartha Okland and dancing O’Byrne Interpretation by Mrs Ma- tion of Retail Grocers in Chicago June 18 to 21 A A Affleck of Salt ARGENTINA TO PAT honey “Twelfth Night” BUENOS AIRES May 18 (AV-T- he “Suhlight” by Harriet Ware Lake newly elected president ofthe Argentine government today instruct- with Miss Nancy Mark vocalist and national organization will preside Official delegates from Utah to the ed its embassy at Washington to make Miss Barbara Laramie accompanist a $1052437 service payment on its dialect by Mrs Mahoney “Tunin' convention are Edwin Wright presid” dent of the state grocers’ association debt to the United States At the of de Babies in by P same time the embassy at Madrid was Dunbar “Da Thief” by T A Daly and Mr Lloyd both of whom are h instructed to pay Spam 1760000 pese- “Trees”' by Mrs members of the national credentials tas Mahoney accompanied by Katherine committee and J W Wilcox of OgVanderwerff “Murmuring Breezes den a member of the state board of Including every new weave and every new coloring for summer wear by Adolf Jensen sung by Mjss Mark directors drama Mrs Mahoney’s concluding se- Among the other Utahns expected Kento Smith are of “Dust Road” attend Sunset lection of the Leroy by Crinkle Crepes and Gerard Klomp of Ogden neth Sawyer Goodman ' nette Piccard who hopes to be the first woman to pilot a balloon into the stratosphere had a bruised arm tonight as a souvenir of her initial experience drifting in the clouds The- handsome vivacious mother of three sons who are at home in Wilmington Del took off at 5:19 this morning from the Ford airport Dearborn With her were her husband who will Professor Jean Piccard make scientific observations on their excursion into the stratosphere this (Special to Tbo Tribune) WASHINGTON May 19—Presi- - - and n -- Hen OP Employment ACCUSED - OF JOB PLOT — half-hou- of t te ' by-for- few-clos- - NEW STUDENT Pos-mast- EDITORSNAMED It's Dollar Day for Student Body Officers Named At West High In 'K'O’B’s Pike Goods Section Thousands of Yards Ne tv Summer n Wash Fabrics' y $ u Clearance of 100 Hats ' Non-Creas- ir tti m rmi - T Plan School to Stage vds Drama Recita Sale of $1 New Denier d f 1200 ards Beautiful Just Arrived! 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FREEZONE 40-Inc- h h 40-Inc- 40-Inc- h h Everyuse Crepe Sheer Crepe Printed Crepe Sport Stripe Acetate Carl Bowen 54 ot 1609 Eleventh East street suffered a fractured left collarbone Wednesday at 7:45 a m when the bicycle he whs riding struck a gasoline tank in a service- - station at Sevepteenth South and Ninth East streets - Yd Bias "cuts for excellent fit -- Street lengths white and tea EMPIRE SHEETS 81x99 450 Crisp Vew torn ilze Curtains The injured man was taken to the Salt Lake general hospital and later removed to his home Priscilla Sets Polly Prim Panels Marquisette Sash Curtains n Hollywood Net Panels Sera if ton Lace Panels (2-I- n ' BATH MATS 24x48 inches pastel colon rainbow borders TURKISH TOWELS inches toft absorbent Colored bor- 8 tot 1 HUCK TOWELS Inches fine cotton with colored borders 6 20x44 tot $1 JAP COVERS i0 Inches square printed designs lace V necks or Fourth Floor $1 22x44 drying quality ders and Tailored rose trimmed styles straight tops n Ires from dressing CHENILLE - FORFEITS GAMBLING BOND Accused of keepings ind operating gambling device J R Forbes 23 237 South Main street forfeited a $25 bail bond when he failed to appear in SPAIN HITS ‘DUMPING police court Wednesday The defenMADRID May 16 (ff)— Minister of dant wfls arrested by morals squads-meLabor Jose Estadella asked the cabTuesday after they seized a slot inet today to take prompt action machine against Japanese "dumping” ot commercial goods in Spain and its coloDUTCH WANT TO COLONIZE He said it was "endangering nies MEXICO D F May 16 P—More the Spanish textile industry end than 1000 natives of Holland now market - especially In - the - Canary living in Canada seek permission to ’ islands and Morocco" establish agricultural colonies in Mexico it wa announced today by fugitive coNyicT ' the department of interior The re — LOS’ANGELFS- - MayJ8 ' quest- - is being studied as a suspicious character a man giving the name ot Joseph P WALLACE REVOKES LICENSE Maranda was identified today through WASHINGTON May 18 (JP) — Secretary Wallace today revbked the fingerprint records as George L police reported who is wanted orange and grapefruit marketing of Earl Baker Inc of Pomona as ft fugitive from the Michigan state Cal lor alleged violation of its terms prison caught 2 for $1 Clearance Sale Spring and Summer Sweaters Sweaters that were 298 to 398 Reduced to Only Sweaters that were Ef A 198 to 298 tJUV Reduced to Only ' If--f DJL Second Floor - S & 11 Stamps With Purchases ted Me-Ca- 4 -- 8 Argentine Wheat Issue in Doubt As Parleys Close i ' t £ ng 8 Mes-serl- Clever Sports Types Whife Silk Creoe White Waffle Pique KeITH-O'BrIE- N Inc KEITH-O'BRIENI- nc ' K J - ' i - tl- i |
