Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING Utah and Intermountain News i 4 Pittman Asks Course Offered Plans Nearly Safety Probe of List To Curb Complete for Road Mishaps Sunset Rites For US Job fir i New Study by Correspondence Made Available Marshal Choice to Wait Final Preparations for Without Cost to Familiarize Idahoans With Highway Travel Dangers Investigation of Men Pageant in Zion Park Indorsed for Position to Be Finished Today Special to The Tribune POCATELLO Idaho— Adults of Idaho will have no excuse for not knowing how to drive or walk safely on the highways if they take advantage of the latest addition to the new free correspondence course "Safety on the Highway" just added to the list The course has been designed to 7 acquaint one with the many dan- ing remains the only solution the gers which modern driving has to folder said contend with on the highways and Also the adult education program It is the responsibility of everyone has offered two other courses one using the highways to know what in 'elementary radio intended pri' to do or what not to do for his marily for the persons interested own Interests aa well as others said in radio as a hobby but are adapted the announcement of the course for fundamental vocational train' Automobile accident take an ing in the work enormous toll of lives and money The other course is that of soil each year in the United States and water conservation Each individual doing his part in Courses are mailed out free from accident prevention and safe driv room 202 federal building WASHINGTON March 26 CP) — Special to The Tribune Senator Key Pittman announced CEDAR CITY— Final preparation for the colorful sunset Easter servFriday a "new policy" of predeterices in Zion national park Sunday mining the fitness of candidates for appointment to high federal posi evening will be completed Saturday tions in Nevada and said' he had Henry E Petersen general chairreferred the names of IS applicants man of the annual sacred program for the post of United States mar will inspect the setting for the thai to the attorney general for in mammoth outdoor event Saturday with Superintendent P P Patraw vestigation of the park service and oversee Jfittman said he would "recom installation of the various proper mend no one" for marshal until the ties to oe used in tne pageant and inquiry is completed program Final rehearsal of the huge cast Better Policy and choruses will be held Satur"It seems to me" he said "to day afternoon at the Branch agri be a better policy of having the cultural college in Cedar City and final instructions for the producqualifications of each and all of the tion given applicants investigated before their Fair weather was predicted for names are made public through senthe Easter services as skies conIndorsement atorial rather than tinued to clear Friday A rising after such indorsement" barometer Superintendent Patraw said presaged pleasant weather for Harry Gravelle present marshal Sunday night event for Nevada submitted his resignaFinal Rounds Planned theRumors that the pageant had tion recently to the justice departbeen postponed were emphatically ment to take effect upon 'appointat Pocatello Meet denied Friday by Mr Petersen Special to The Tribune Hotel reservations and advance ment of a successor IDAHO FALLS Idaho— Curtis E word he said indicates a record Senator P A McCarran imme- Burt 89 of Idaho Falls a Civil war Special to The Tribune attendance at the park Easter pro D recommended Dr J diately veteran is believed the oldest per POCATELLO Idaho—Nearly 50 gram Smith Las Vegas dentist for the" son listed in Idaho on the active high school debate champions from WASHINGTON UP)— The exulsix Las rollsTf the reemployment service nine southwestern Idaho schools post -S- mith-also tant cry "He is risen" will lift to Pittman Despite the fact he was wounded in were here Vegans recommended Friday night for their across the vastness of national for the position Nine other appliparks Easter morning in keeping cants whose names he submitted to the war between the states and in final rounds Saturday with the tradition that ' the groves for as seven vallded the result 72 on to The debates are be years the practically represent Cummings were Gods first temple" of a railroad accident Mr Burt "resolved that all electric every section of the state The national park service esti men when question outworks much younger Makes Plan Known of to shoveling snow and ice utilities should be governmentally mated Friday that millions assigned Americans will see Easter services Pittman's plan to determine their off sidewalks reemployment of- owned and operated" qualifications' In advance of a rec- ficials say Miss M A Capellan debate coach in parks and monument areas or sent over the ommendation was made public in Mr Burt was born July 22 1848 hear from Blackfoot and president of the radio descriptions an interview during which he dic In Milwaukee Wis and the tournament is in charge joined with Law tated this statement: Yosemite national park in Caliat the age rence Buckland of Blackfoot stuUnion army in "I have received about 15 appli- of 14 Unable toChicago read or write his dent at the university acting as fornia will have the latest "suncants for my indorsement These rise" service It will be nearly 10 application was signed by an older tournament officer a m before the sun appears above applicants in most cases have num- brother Robert Burt who died in Towns to be are Wes the erous indorsers Some are indorsed 1871 great bulk of Half Dome at the This has resulted in loss of ton Moreland represented Preston Thomas entrance to Yosemite valley by prominent citizens while some a pension Mr Burt says McCam-mon Malad Blackfoot Grace are Indorsed also by the county cen on the brink of the In Arizona does not recall the infantry He and Montpelier Pocatello was p tral committees of the counties in of the Grand chasm in he in served nor which not because of a policy regiment entered which they live will come at 6:22 sunrise Canyon he "hav battles what participated against interschool competition "No matter who may be indorsed a m and at this minute the Easter covered the whole of the south by the senators It is the practice ing observance will begin wound just bullet a but displays of the department of justice to have Other services will be held in his right knee as evidence of above such nominees investigated as to Acadia national park Maine Death battle experience He received his their qualifications character and no medical attention for the wound valley national monument California White Sands national monuexperience before any name is hand' and the fact that the bullet re ed in to the president by the attor ment New Mexico and Zion nationin his leg has prevented him mained ney general It seems to me to be a al park Utah getting boils he declares better policy of having The qualifl from When a railroad passenger engine cations of each and all of the ap which he was jumped CARSON CITY Nev March 26 before tneir of track at Ann engineer Arbor Mich in UP) — names are made public through sen the Nevada's bid for new residents 1876 Mr Burt emerged with quad atorlal indorsement rather than those of wealth had the arm particularly of the fractures right ruple is also after such Indorsement It leg four broken ribs frac- unofficial indorsement of virtually fairer to each applicant and their and leftskull and internal injuries all branches of the state governtured Intorsers received $15000 in compensation ment He feels "The department of justice Friday a great responsibility to the presiPOCATELLO Idaho — Icy and In accordance with the sugges him such dent in recommending to tion of Governor Richard Kirman slippery conditions prevailed on and I may say that I appointments parts of the Yellowstone Park highthe state's thirty-eight- h feel the same responsibility to the legislature way and the highway was closed inheri-ance refused to adopt any sales attorney general I have caused him over the Galena summit on the Saw some embarrassment in the past income or other "nuisance" tooth Park highway but it is posand some embarrassment to my taxes during the session that sible to reach Stanley basin via nominees which I hope to avoid in Challis the Idaho state highway de ended the future Thursday reports OGDEN— Burton W Musser Salt The ad valorem tax was in- partment state Park highway Becoming Stricter Lake City attorney and chairman of creased five cents to 73 cents on The Yellowstone Mack's inn and was closed between "The department of justice is be the newly named Utah Council for $100 valuation as to the compared coming stricter with regard to the the Preservation of the ConstitU' 1935 levy but state officials wefAs the Montana line near West Yel qualifications for United States tion Friday night opposed supreme quiok to point out that this year's lowstone Motorists were warned to use caumarshal The assistant to the at court changes in an address at the budget included a new eight-cetion on the Old Oregon Trail hightorney general (Joseph B Keenan) Hotel Ben Lomond Speaking un levy for old age assistance between Oasis and Boise and hat such matters in charge He is der the auspices of the Weber In addition corporation laws de- way also were warned to look out for now representing the department at Women's asso Democratic to make as Nevada County liberal broken signed in the oiled surfaced the hearings on the preslcf— its Ju- elation he was the first speaker in as Delaware in corporate matters roads spots diciary reform bill He has not had a proposed series on current ques were adopted of the state routes still rean opportunity therefore to com- tions Nevada's divorce law Manyclosed because 'of snows and plete his investigations and studies his opposition of the president's will remain unchanged for at least main In drifts which have not yet melted and as to the qualifications of the variplan Mr Musser declared the court another two years Although four to inquire " ous applicants to be the "bulwark against which changes were proposed for the pres- motorists were advised "His investigations will probably selfish encroachments uprm- the ent liberal divorce statutes the leg- locally eliminate the consideration of a people are brought to islature turned them all down When that naught— arights number of applicants bulwark the destruction South Cache P-- T A Is completed he will probably notiof which will agitate fundamental fy Senator McCarran and me of the changes in constitutional govern Music Elects New President Department Sets results When I have hia report ment and challenge American atand after a conference with the HYRUM— John A Israelsen was democracy" Spring Concert April 2 elected torney general I will make a recpresident of the South Cache and Mrs Membel Stevenson ommendation" associahigh school Parent-TeachMrs Clnda Barret chairman and HAGERMAN Idaho-- A spring tion Thursday night This is the president respectively of the asso concert will be presented in the first time that a parents' organizaciation presided at the session The hall Friday evening April tion has been formed at the high next speaker will be presented about Legion 2 by the music department of the school it was announced April 9 it was announced high school under the supervision Other officers elected were Mrs of Charles Peery music instructor J H Hyde Hyrum first vice presFeatures will be state contest ident Mrs John HKemp North School Debaters Enter numbers by the boys and girls' glee Logan second vice president J clubs mixed chorus numbers trum- Karl Wood River HeightsJthird vice Laramie pet clarinet and tenor solo num- president S A Dunn Hyrum secContest CARNESVTLLE Ga UP— Judge bers and other novelty numbers The retary Berry T Moseley declared a mis contest numbers given will be pretrial Friday in the case of Harris arrested recently in EVANSTON 40 Stone Wyo — Evanston sented later at the district music Birth Announced Ogden Utah for local authorities high school will make its bow in festival in Burley April 9 and 10 AFTON Wyo—Mr and Mrs R after a jury which deliberated his forensic endeavor April 2 when Selections will also be given from fate on a murder charge failed to Mary Williams Virginia Barry and the school operetta to be presented E Bitter announce the birth of a Roseline Malouf enter the state meet nere May 7 agree daughter at their home in Afton Mr Bitter is the general manager The jury was out 10 hours at Laramie of the Star Valley Z C M I at Solicitor General A S Skelton Approximately 60 debaters ora Afton said Stone charged with the tors and coaches representing 15 "erudge" shooting of Joe Jones 42 high schools from every section of of Lavonia Ga was removed to jail Wyoming will participate to await a new trial The meet is sponsored by the Stone in an unsworn statement Wyoming Education association Issued every mornlns by Sslt Lake Tribune Publishing Company (the Georgia law provides a de- with the cooperation of the state fendant may make an unsworn university statement and exempt himself from Schools expected to send entries Terms of subscription cross examination) denied the shoot include Evanston Laramie CheyI VO month Dally1 and Sunday on 1060 ing saying he was at home at the enne Rock Springs Casper NewDally and Sunday ena yar ana Id Utah in Tba abova ratea apply Iowa Center BOISE Idaho UP)— The Old time of the killing in August 1933 castle Torrington Nevada and Wyoming Skelton said a state's witness J Pine Bluffs Douglas Cowley SheriBleewhere In tba United States) Oregon Trail over which weary1 IIZS and Sunday one month B Thomas testified he was With dan McFadden Gillette and Powell wagon trains once creaked is Dally The li on aale In every Impor- Jones prior to the shooting and saw about to go modern — that part of tant cityTribune In the United statea Readere may Stone coming up a road with a it leading into Boise at least ascertain agent In any city by telephoning Commission to Act J H Stemmer state highway hieTheoffice shotgun Tribune ti a member of the director Friday opened bids' for On Press Tba Aseoolated Press la exProposal the entitled to the use for reproduo-Uoroadside improvement— plant- clusively news of all dispatches credited to It Railroad Ties Cut OGDEN— Whether the city will ing of trees and shrubbery— of or not otherwise credited In this paper and the local also pew Old 519 published herein the with mile Trail of a tentative plan to Oregon DANIEL Wyo— Approximately continue la charter member of the a The Trlbuna hill near on on here and Fairview a triangular piece 400000 railroad ties are cut and create a park audit Bureau of Circulation Th Trlbuna la a member of lledU waiting the drive down Horse creek of land near Grant avenue and the for construction of a sprinkling Records Inc group near here officials of the Standard south city limits will be considered system to keep the improvements u- - mi ij tHIV " lltKEI aiu icyiiuiuB-in good condition The cut at the Monday afternoon city comTimber company revealed rasentatlves Otfices: New York City 51IS Madison avenue Low bidders for the improveThe land for of timber to date is the largest in mission meeting Chicago 360 North Mlchl--'avenue: Philadelphia Land Title buildcomthe history of this region and is ex- merly belonged to James Horton of ments was the Quinn-Robiing: Detroit 8269 General Motora building 58 Butter street: Los Anpected to reach the half million Denver but was taken over by the pany Inc -of Boise with an offer San Francisco geles 117 West Ninth street: Seattle Lloyd of $11153 mark before the spring drive is over city for taxes building For the sprinkling system H P The ties are contracted in advance Mr Horton in a recent communi foreign Rursaus of Information of The Tribune are: No 1 Rue Scribe Parle by the Union Pacific railroad it cation requested perrhjssion to re-- ! Ashby of Boise made the low ofPrance: 135 Pall Mall London Englaud was stated of $3970 fer Ml U4V Unter den Linden JerUn iJermany Ull( MARCH 27 1937 i erts Day whom he married in Death Claims Utah Pioneer the endowment house in Salt Lake City Aiarcn 23 1867 died on February 14 ' - 1931 Surviving are the following sons and daughters: Joseph H Brigham K and Harvey Day Bountiful Seth Ei and Henry J Day Salt Lake Clay Mrs Martha Cook Syracuse and Mrs May D Wood Bountiful 43 grandchildren and 52 great grandchildren and a sister Mrs Emeline B Muir Salt Lake City Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 12:30 p m In the Bountiful L D S First ward chapel with burial following in the Bountiful city cemetery Friends may call at the Union mortuary until Sunday morning and at the home of Joseph Day prior to time of services James Day Bountiful Succumbs at Home Special to The Tribune BOUNTIFUL — James Day 91 Utah pioneer of 1853 and believed to be the oldest person in Bountiful died Friday at 2 a m at the home of a son Joseph ft Day of causes incident to age A son of Joseph and Ann Harvey Day ne was born In London En gland February 19 1846 He joined tne u L s church there and in 1853 emigrated to Utah settling in Bountiful where he had since lived He was formerly a market gardener Long active in L D S church work he was a member of the high priests' quorum of the Bountiful First L D S ward As a musician he was constantly in demand to fur nish music for dances with his vio lin His wife Mrs Mary A Rob Professor Labels Associates As 'Psychological Morons7 Special to The Tribune POCATELLO Idaho-Colle- ge professors and teachers were denounced as "psychological morons hypooritps and liars" by a professor here Wednesday Frank H Jonas professor of social sciences made the accusation while lecturing to a class of 40 American government students at the University of Idaho South Mr Jonas said Instructors "couldn't tell the truth and keep their jobs very long" The professor asserted that s about of all instructors could be listed under his classifica- IDAHO FALLS Idaho--L R Pe terson of Idaho Falls pleaded guilty before Probate Judve E V Davis here to issuing worthless checks totaling $9075 and was sentenced Thursday to serve six months in jail Sentence was suspended providing Peterson makes the checks He was good and pays court costs returned here from Ogden Utah tion Mr Jonas is constantly In demand as a lecturer for clubs and off camHe recently adpus organizations OUR ANNUAL object of criticism from members of orthodox societies after each public address WHITE TAN BLACK Snow Blocks plicants-investigat- Road to Park S L Attorney Gives Lecture 66-d- nt Opens Bids to Improve 'TraiV ' i To Head Safety Group ROCK SPRINGS Wyo—The Quealy safety council an organization of coal miners has elected Guy Ludwlg as chairman and Fred O'Donnell as secretary This is one of several groups being organised in the commercial coal camps of western Wyoming by Lyman Fearn stern lrtsmfrnr nt nnal mines fnrm and now safety engineer for the Southern Wyoming Coal Operators' SMIE and 200 Pairs! GRAY Women's Dark SHOES Values to $300 SPECIAL! e The white group include com- to 8) In Slete size runs (3 49 TEE STRAPS OXFORDS and DRESS TIE8 ' '- - The dark group Includes broken slws of PUMPS OXFORDS STRAPS and TIES HURRYikfor BEST SELECTIONS! U Pair Children's SHOES Values to $129 You'll be agreeably surprised at the fine quality of these shoes A great variety ol smart styles In either wide or narrow widths QUALITY FOOTWEAR AT A SAVING Clearance of Final 283 I ffCv V sLZTN pairs 'as? CQy-- y t Special Purchase! Easter NECKTIES 2fr Men's SITS Hundreds of new Spring Colors and patterns In regular 55o Last 3 for 75 values! 18 Of rayon silk In a wide range of colors and patterns In both regular and kle lengths Beautifully tailored WOOLEN WORSTEDS CASHMERES TWISTS and FLANNELS in almost any style or color that you could possibly wish for GET YOUR EASTER SUIT NOW AT A BIG SAVING! SOX ex-To- p an- SIZES a 2 for 35 34 TO 46 REGULAR VALUES TO $2250 Scoop! SHIRTS This group Includes many of the GRAYCO and VAN well known HEUSEN shirts regular $200 and 250 values: English Broadcloth Woven Madras and Pine Chambray NON-WIL- T materials soft or etarchless collars In sizes 14 to 17 D f Yo u SI 37 3 FOR r New Easter In light men and All of the new spring styles pastel shades conservative $400 models for young dressers Lined Sizes 6'4 to HAT fx or 7i Suit Season! BLOUSES x— SATURDAY ONLY Regular $100 Values! J Choicely Attractive! MANNISH TAILORED For a Smart 4 a r And SWAGGER X 86 U W i Lovely new COTTONS LINENS SHANTUNGS and CREPES Including all of the new styles trims and colors (Many whites too!) SIZES 34' to 40 Clever New Spring IngJ MILLINERY 56'° (J Plain or Sport Backs Finger Tip Swaggers Three-Quart- Of course you'll want a clever new spring hot for Easter All of $ 00 the smartest styles and Colors: colors In all headslxes HUNDREDS CHOOSE FROM! TO TO ' 249 A ' IX lo 7 PM Salt Lake's "BARGAIN SPOT" VJfrtt AMP Man-Tailor- ed Beige Grey Green Navy and Tweed Mixtures Saturday Store Hours 9 Swaggers er Neat Park v ' year Women's White SHOES er Road Official Utah Germany Pairs! 500 8PORT - at to Journeyed obtained his bachelr's association - Jury Disagrees At Death Trial he where he received his M A degree from the University of Berlin Mr Jonas spent several years in Germany and other European countries He was formerly an Instructor at Whitman college Washington He was employed by' the university last fall to fill a vacancy created when Dr Robert C Stevenson Was granted a leave of absence tor a RO E'S BROWN VVfc mile-dee- State Spurns Added Taxes Jonas Mr Men's S HO ES On Work Rolls meeting of the Alliance of Prometheus a political organization The youthful professor Is the Civil War Vet Fifty Schools Listed Oldest Enter Debates a dressed KRERTE R Continuing degree at the University of Later nine-tenth- Admits Charge 13 BROAD Styles Sizes: 12 38 to to 20 44 |