Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Worker Dies Of Injuries in Motor Crash TFT FT it or don't — Driver ‘Passed Out’ Af- Easter lilies 01 oo m in ter Drinking During Salt Lake City Stop 'Officers Report in viid-Octob- florist expects Buffered Seventh East street with one that months before the most 11-J- sanguine them Mrs Mary Nelson 2207 South over a embankment pinning both men under it Prinster was crushed but Hall only severe bruises Members of the commission of control University of Utah student police organization have been am nounced by Ed Stephens chief conv missioner in charge pf the "vigilantes" Heretofore the vigilantes have operated as a secret organization and in the opinion of Commissioner have failed to operate Stephens properly as the campus police power Badges and sweaters were given members this year with anv attempt being made to place the commission on a more active basis The vigilantes have charge of maintaining order at all student functions on and off the campus such as dances elections downtown parades rallies and Friday assemblies in Kingsbury hall In extreme cases of misconduct tjiey have the power of bringing the culprit before trie student governing board or before the deans’ council er Special to The Tribune ohn LAS VEGAS Nev Oct Prinster former power line workman at Searchlight died- - Sunday afternoon of Injuries received in an accident Saturday night on the Boulder T)am highway near Railroad Pass when Joe "Shorty” Hall driver of the car "passed out from liquor" according to sheriff's officers and the machine catapulted Both were rushed to the Las Vegas hos pital by passing motorists Hall told officers he and Prin-ate- r who were discharged from work Saturday had several drinks in Searchlight and at Railroad Pass when the car apparently turned at right angles from the road and went over the embankment landing with wheels in the himMonday -- Jorgenbirk’s DRY CLEANING SERVICE 7TH SO AND 7TH E HY 8333 MEN’S SUITS LADIES’ PLAIN DRESSES 40 Special Reduced Price on Men’s O'Coats and Ladies’ Coats Fur-Trimm- AU Work Expertly Done Island Storm Easter Lily Fatal to Fifty Blooms for MANILA Oct 11 (TP)— Fifty persons were known to be dead Sunday night and 400 were missing — probably washed away by flood waters —as the result of a typhoon which swept across Luzon island Friday and Saturday Reports indicated the storm was one of the worst in the history of the Philippines from the standpoint of human toll Forty-seve- n bodies were recovered from several villages in Nueva Ecija province north of Manila and three persons were known to have drowned in Camarines Norte province east and slightly south of here The 400 missing were believed to have been swept away by the flood waters of the Pampanga river which rises in Neuva Ecija province and flaws southward into Manila bay the club way to travel It’s in style because it's modem an adventure in pleasant living every mile of the way W1I enjoy new comforts new services and unusual economies on Union Pacific trains lettuce strike area S L Woman CliTuate of Salubrious Utah Gien Credit for Growth Another proof positive of Utah's salubrious— from the Latin salu-bri- s meaning healthy— climate was out discovered South Sunday Seventh East street way No it wasn't several hundred golfers wielding mighty niblicks in temperature on near-b- y park Nor was it picn nickers gamboling on the mid-Jul- y Nlbley still-gree- Liberty park grass It was an Easter lily blooming In all its Eastertide glory at the home of Mrs Mary Nelson 2207 South Seventh East street— a most unusual feat for an Easter lily to perform In L&st Easter Mrs Nelson was presented with five lilies by her son They flourished for two or three weeks in the pot that originally held-lheThen they apparently wilted and died Mrs Nelson put the pot with the earth-stilt- -in it away! Recently she noticed sprouts growing where lilies once grew Sunday an Easter lily had grown to full size — the product Mrs Nelson declares of Salt Lake City's salubrious climate Not just shorter or longer stockings but hosiery fit made to propor- tioned at every point stockmakes Perfect ing sTooks he e r eT“on fit more flattering and NoMend wears longer SHEERS and Reg SEMI 100 IF pr The Weather Weather condltiomi October 11 1936: Low preMuree attended by some cloud! nes and higher temperatures ha moved Inland over the Alberta and northern Mon tana section and extend oer Montana Wyoming pud northern Colorado while the high pressures of yesterday have continued southeastward to southern Colorado and the mural plains area Barometric Treasure fallen throughout the plateau states the central Pacific coast and the southwestern valleys and continue low over the Great Lakes and the central Pacific Voaat while higher pressures are charted along the north Pacific roast Comparative data tor Balt Lake Cttv: Relax in quiet draft-freJilionrtl comfort read write mine about meet congenial traveling i ompanionsns you glide swiftly over the smoothest roadbed jn the world nir-ro- n no nerve strain or resting Conib Degrees 82 88 47 22 64 Normal 541 Inches Total precipitation for the 24 hours 'tiding at 6 p m 00 Total for this month to date -- Trace Accumulated deficiency for this month to date 66 Total since October I to date Trace Accumulated deficiency since Octo1 ber 66 8uii rieee at 6 36 and sets at 5:53 October 12 WEATHER OBSERVATIONS TAKEN MOUNTAIN TIME AT 6 PM no dust or ami sleeping car passengers enjoy wholesome meals ut an average of 0 cents Free pillows cups porter service si — SALINAS Cal Oct 11 (UP)— Two men were found beaten Into unconsciousness Sunday in the will preside Apmin society fine arts organization at the University of Utah Sunday announced the election of the following officers for the comMiss Kathleen Shields ing year president Miss Frances Wilso vice president Miss Barbara Li quist secretary Miss Hazel jen sen treasurer Miss Myrtle Adamson publicity manager It's more than a quick safe No highway worries dirt no slops for eating In Lettuce Strike Area Congressman J Will Robinson John D Rice assistant Utah attorney general will be the speakers at a joint meeting of the Fifth ward Roosevelt-Garne- r club and the Fifth ward study group Monday at 8 p m in the Ambassador hotel A M Scott president of Apmin Society at ‘U’ Elects New Officers e Two Men Found Beaten And e- - T) New-hous- salubrious climate Plan Pledge Campaign Pledging activities for the University of Utah Homo Economics club will begin Monday afternoon at 3 o’clock Miss Margaret Joy president of the club said Sunday Monday E S IT now: Utah’s ' World-Telegra- Scrippb-How-ar- state supreme court and A V quarters Saturday night Watkins candidate for congressman jvlllAddress meetings Monday afternoon at Santaquin and Salem' DO and at Pleasant Grove at 8 p m BUJLD REMODEL REPAIR The contact committee of the ReMake your home comfortable We publican state committee will meet e Monday at 8 p m in the hotel d glory in a discarded Prinster is survived by a sister pot Mrs John Fleischman St Louis another fust Mo Hall is now in the Las Vegas proof of hospital officers said Manslaughmay be filed against writers Ekins of the New York d and other newspapers who had planned to get away at dawn on Airways’ Hawaii Clipper was held up In Manila for at least another 24 hours HiJ takeoff now is scheduled for 3 a m local time Tuesday (2 p m Oscar W Carlson Salt Lake atBlankenship 30 a member torney will address a Republican rally Monday from 3 to 5 p m at of the Fruit and Vegetable Workthe home of T S Feeney Jr 795 ers’ union was In the Monterey Twenty-fourt- h county hospital with a fractured street Ogden skull apparently suffered in a fight Ray E Dfllman Republican can- near union headquarters J with didate for governor Elias Hansen strikebreakers who were released candidate for reelection to the temporarily from their barricaded air" ter charges MANILA Monday Oct 12 (UP) typhoon roaring through the archipelago Monday Philippines held up H R Ekins the leader in the around the world air race between three New York newspaper —A as authorities set up the first test of the new municipal antipicketing Political Meeting’s surprised her by sprouting to full-size- OCTOBER 12 1936 Group Named Typhoon Delays To'Keep Ord crl Flight of Ekins It Happened in Salt Lake Believe MONDAY MORNING Pullrnan-Touri- Highest temperature todnv Highest In this month since 1874 Lowest last night Lowest fhls month since 1874 Mean for today st generous drinking Liberal stopover privileges- - 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