Show THE' SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Hearing Held JUNE FRIDAY MORNING Demonstrates Knowledge of Landscaping On Drivers’ 1937 11 News in Brief From Salt Lake City GETS COAL TOST A Washington D Labor Row C dispatch Thursday stated Sherman E Burt Salt Lake City has been appointed assistant secretary to the commission created to control bituminous t Industrial Board coal Ponders Taxi Wage Dispute OUTING SCHEDULED Missionaries who have served in the L D S southern states field and their friends will hold an outing at the Liberty park bandstand Tuesday at 630 p m A program Particiand games are planned pants are requested to take box lunches A hearing on the dispute between drivers and owners of taxicabs over wages hours working condition) and union recognition was conduct' ed Thursday at the capitol by the state industrial commission The hearing will continue Friday and William M Knerr commission ehainfian said no statement will be made until an agreement la reached He did say however that progress was made and that “both pear ties showed a disposition to work: out an agreement satisfactory to all co- where he spent ’ll weeks UnderMr Hall is past going treatment commander of E A Wedgwood camp No 1 Spanish War Veterans member of American Legion post No 2 and past chairman of Veterans’ United Council Immauel and Taylor ave-th- e A W Lyons RETURNS WITH PRISONER Owen Nebeker warden of the atate prison returned Thursday with night from Seattle Wash John Goymes who escaped from S L WOMykN HONORED the prison farm here a month agd Mrs Glenn V Culp Salt Lake LeRoy Nash who escaped with City was selected supreme musi- Goymes was apprehended several cian of the Supreme Temple Daugh- days after the break Both were ters of the Nile a Washington D C In prison on robbery charges dispatch said Thursday Mrs Culp is present queen of Lybia temple of Salt Lake City Other Salt Lake members attending an organization meet in Washington are Mrs A L Hess Mrs W E Bowen Mrs Lloyd Stewart and Mrs J R ALUMNI AWARD ths Rev sey Professor Alice Louise Reynolds was given a distinguished alumni award Tuesday night at the Brigham Young university left Thursday night for Cleat Britain where she will spend three months visiting friends and relatives Miss Reynolds Is professor of English literature at the B Y U who LiaLti N GOES TO COAST n Adrian Segil of the Mode Millinery flew Thursday to the west coast where he will tour shops and mar- MAP TRAINING COURSE kets While on the coast Mr Segil Proper methods of mapping farm will make purchases and view mil- land which will come under the linery styles federal conservation program this year will be taught to a grouif who FIESTA PLANNED Swedish residents of Sait- - Lake will plat some 1700 farms in Salt y Lake a training City and vicinity will hold their an- school county a( In the Newhouse Friday nual Mldsummerfest at Lagoon hotel 9 m at a It under begins June 24 A program has been ar- W W Owens assistant director of ranged under direction of S John- the state extension service son Those attending are requested SCHOOLS TO OPEN to bring lunches Church vacation school Jn four VETERAN RETURNS Baptist churches in Salt Lake City Thomas L Hall 39 White place will begin Monday The Burlingreturned to Salt Lake City Thurs- ton and Rio Grande schools will be in charge of the Rev C S Ram-nu- e day from the Veterans’ administration hospital West Los Angeles schools under supervision of AFFORD" if CA Finer lobaccos plus lhe Tareylon one-da- ncerned" Triune V Attending the hearings are representatives of the International "Brotherhood of Teamsters ChaufScout Verle Middlemass and the landscape gardening merit badge booth— one of 56 in Boy feurs Stablemen and Helpers of America local No 222 the Salt Scout merit badge exposition Lake Transportation company and the Larson Brothers Transportation company Negotiations between union shoe salesmen and Individual stores will begin Friday morning Paul WC Peterson president of the state federation of labor said Clothing stora salesmen of Salt Laks City met Thursday night in Main Street and Broadway Booths the Labor temple to complete organization plans They will send for a charter Saturday Office workers Contain Handicraft Articles of the city will ask for a charter Monday or Tuesday:"" Salt Lake council Boy Scouts were rapidly gaining experience also Building service employes meeting in the Labor temple d- as stump speakers Thursday afternoon as their three-da- y merit ecided to present demands to several badge exposition opened in booths on Main street and Broadway hotels to be named next week In each of the 56 merit Joadge At a meeting of the Amalgamated scouts explained special booths and Association of Meat Cutters Butcher Workers of America local skill and knowledge required for No 537 plans were made to Increase merit badges in the 56 fields covthe organization by inviting all food ered store grocery and poultry workers Nearly every vocational field is Into the local covered in the merit badge exposiladozen a local from Delegates tion In the carpentry booth scouts bor- organisations — composing-showed specimens of work done by Juvenile Officials Union Label committee met to disthem and worked on articles within cuss plans for Union Label week the booth Tinware metalwork seaNote Plot To Sift B 5 30 to Eli September August manship photography plumbing state chairman committee Kelsey Indian lore mining bird chemistry A presided girl who attempted mechanics and woodturning were to extort $25 from a neighbor boy among the most Interesting exhibits In the leathercraft booth located wil be remanded to juvenile authoriat about 41 South Main street Buck ties for prosecution police crime Lee tool leather expert will aid ths PICKNICKERS! prevention officers announced on scouts in demonstrating their craft Thursday Friday and Saturday He also will have on exhibition two valuable The girl the eldest df a family of saddles decorated 11 children whose father works Scoutsheof has built6 and 35 and 19 who COIL-BAS- E only" six days a month on a W P A demonstratedtroops SWING — Upholstered in heavy the landscape gardenproject was arrested Wednesday ing merit badge were aided Mrs by striped duck in tan or brown background after parents of the boy had brought Maud Chegwidden garden editor colored stripes with combination notes to the police for investiga- of The Salt Lake Tribune bangers in pretion back with and 2450 awning drop exhibit adjustable their —Be Sure To Take Along? An investigation of the conditions paring The exposition will conclude Satin the girl’s home also will be con— SWING With metal stand adjustable awning back at 8 p m with a tenderfoot ducted police said The girl said' urday investiture ceremony In front of Choice of two striped drop and headrest cushion the wanted the money to run away The Salt Lake Tribune-Telegraand get a job on a farm so there A concert One covers with green predominating and ofte with be played by a Boy would be more to eat in the house Scout bandwilland tan scout! 1995 jamboree predominating for her brothers and sisters will sing Boy Scouts Open Merit Badge Exposition in S L THAT CANNOT OTHER CIGARETTES Free-bour- HERBERT Ilurd) SOMETHING CIGARETTES a&tnit them you’11 DDNWaDdDIDIEW Girl Faces Prosecution - SWINGS FOUR-PIEC- E t BluKiirCHEESE - m Cambrian Reunion t SUITE-Wal- I finish Vanity with round mir- nut Bed BLOND SUITE — Four lovely pieces including Vanity with round mirror Bench Chest and Bed Bleached finish with ivory trim 4950 k KROEHLER SUITE— interiors ftfodern design with figured Four pieces complete Friday and Saturday only 8950 All-oa- Two Estates STREAMLINED SUITE — Blond maple modern suite with waterfall fronts e Bed New type Vanity with cupboards and drawers Bench and Chest 9 s P MAPLE BEDROOM GLIDERS ' GLIDER— length arms with modern metal hangers and coil base Six g fabseparate cushions upholstered in rics Choice of two color combinations 2450 N all-met- al ot water-resistin- Special GLIDER Gun Victim Improved GLIDER back and seat cushions Noiseless bearing hankers covered In gaily colored stripes d Spec tally water-treatecover alee 1996 size 1295 LAWN CHAISE e in Green and White tunnel pad Rubber-tire- d wheels '3250 ALL-META- L — Upholstered (As shown) two-ton- - 5950 ' ALL - METAL TABLE-Orang- e w'hite base To Inspect Hospital TERRACE COFFEE OTTOMAN H Radcliffe San Francisco' supervising architect for the U S veterans’ administration arrived in Salt Lake City Thursday for a' two-da- y inspection of the U S Veterans’ hospital Colonel Radcliffe commended the work" of EL A Littlefield manager Glass reflector bow! with lTghtingand three candle arms 895 “three-wa- y CEDAR CHEST nut lined walnut Cedar Chest cedar with fine veneers design 1395 - Cedar Chest Modern design with inlaid stripe All matched walnut Qnly W QuaUtyConsidcrcd You Always Pay I J f Is veneers 1695 Less at Dinicoodcy’s” 7 West First - wal- Modem streamAutomatic lock Only -- 295 design CHAIR CHAIR with removable back - and seat cushion in Du Pont fabric Spring steel base with separate spring arms Only 1450 top with Modern type V silk-pleate- Special purchase of fine Chairs and Ottomans upholstered in modern velvets Rust Green and Blue Ottomans to match 2950 (Similar to cut) JABLE ay Reflector Lamp with heavy bronze base in ivory or bronze d finish and shade CHAIR -- s Vanity Reflector Lamp with gfass bowl and parchment shade — 695 CHAISE t vSvA e REFLECTOR LAMPS Six-w- Airline Inaugurates Service w COLONIAL MAPLE SUITE including four lovely pieces— Knee-holBench Chest and full size panel Bed STREAMLINED with removable ‘ "in abundance of Worry’ overwork undue strain unbalanced diet a cold perhaps as well faster than the body renews your is other causes “burn-upS S S Tonic builds these precious ted cells It is a simple Internal remedy - Yellowstone tested for generations and also proven by scientific research the Direct air service between Salt It is worthy of a thorough trial by taking a course of several bottles Lake City and Yellowstone national first bottle usually demonstrates a marked improvement Moreover SSS Tonic whets the appetite and improves digestion park waa Inaugurated Thursday by National Parks Airways Inc health to back Vary important step The schedule Which will be in efYou foo will want to take SSS Tonic to regain and to maintain your fect to strengthen a until September 31 provides for to restore lost weight to regain energy departure from Salt Lake City akin health to natural that and to give nerves your glow at 555 a m at West YelTake the SSS Tonic treatmen and shortly you should be delighted with lowstone at arriving a m The southand have your friends compliment you on the way you look the way you feel leave will bound ships West YellowAt all drug stores in two convenient sizes The large size at a saving in stone at 840 a m and 7 p m arNo lor this ethical is substitute no There remedy dniggist riving here at 1050 a m and at price is ill suggest Something “just as © SS S Co 9:10 p m respectively good” Colonel Solid rock maple BEDInROOM SUITE knee-hol- e Vancluding ity Bench large double deck Chest and full size Bed or choice of Dresser instead of Vanity and Bench Eastern Quality 6950 - Following a blood transfusion given him by a police officer Jarrett 19 Portage Wis gunshot victim was reported slightly improved Thursday at the Salt Lake general hospital Jarrett was given a transfusion Wednesday by Patrolman Earl Bertelson who with Detective SerMAN or woman want to have finger poked at them or receive emgeant R W Morrison offered NOpathy because of an unhealthy skin appearance ' blood to the victim Police continued Some skin troubles are lough to correct but we do know this— skin tissues to hold Robert C Nuckols 26 117 like the body itself must be fed from Mi n South First West street as Jar-rett- 's To make the food we eat avail able for strength and energy there must be assailant ” 11250 of Thursday showing the Furrer estate to be valued at $1187914 and that of Mr Armstrong $51920 Mr Furrer’s estate consisted of real estate appraised at $750 with $11129 14 in stocks bonds and savings Charles Stocker and Robert E Mark are executors of the will Appraisers were William J Fitzpatrick Stephen L Moyle and Charles J E Gulbransen Two apartments and other personal property comprised Mr Armstrong’s estate The Beverly apartment is valued at $20060 with the Armstrong apartments appraised at $27650 Arthur N Engberg is named executor with Mr Fitzpatrick Mr Gulbransen and William Atwood as appraisers V ’ lull-siz- Appraised Inventory and appraisement 1 wal- nut veneers the estates of Jacob Furrer and John Bynum Armstrong were filed with County Clerk William J Korth You!ll Have more "fun when: the SKIN is1 clear from WITHIN! 3950 - -- Directors of the Cambrian society Friday at 5 p m in the board room of the Salt Lake public library to discuss plans for the annual reunion of the Welsh of Utah will meet MODERN ror Bench Chest and full size All-met- BEDROOM ERN M O D South IffI |