Show TUESDAY MORNING TIJE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 10 Motorist Draws $53 Traffic Fine Armistice Day S L Man Denies Speakers Named CENTRAL PARK— Petra Lopezber S by B Rv McDonald highway Salt Lake City pleaded not guilty patrolman Complaints were filed against in the court of Herman Gygi Mon- three men charged with carrying liquor to intoxicating selling firearms on a closed game sancday at for Thursday The men arrested west of and trial was set tuary South Sli - street on Twenty-fir3 p m Give that cold short notice The are J R Hoffman John Marloi 2821 Spencer street street Sunday and Don Bronson longer you let It hang around the Parke Thompson after pleading more dangerous for you! Magna paid a $5 fine of 1 Use a decisive treatment Take ignoring a guilty to aHecharge VI was arrested Novem- no chances with easy going methred light THE 8ESTI ods The more thorough the treatment the safer for you division Is chairman wjth J W Cold Tablets as Take Latimer E J Patter Guy Parry treatment These a business-lik- e Gomer T: Llewellyn Albert Larson G tablets don’t fool around with a Fred Ltndbeck and William Stan-- t Rtchsr cold They go right after Itl iJ1 assisting on the committee lengrlostifte MIDVALE— Armistice day speabeen assigned to all kers have schools within the jurisdiction of the Jordan post No 35 American W O Boberg adjutant Legion Right of Way Count Accounts for $50 of Penalty said Admitting he failed to give a pedestrian the right of way and was driving an automobile with faulty lights C M Ellis 41 639 South West Temple street Monday was fined $53 by Judge Reva Beck Bosone in police court Fiftf dollars of the fine was assessed for asserted failure to give the right of way and the remainder for faulty lights Clifton Roberts 22 115 North Fifth West street also facing a charge of failing to give a pedestrian the right of way denied guilt and trial was set for November 12 driving on a reckless "He pleaded guilty Milton Hooten 21 1040 Harrison avenue facing a similar charge was granted until November 15 to enter his plea J E Roebuck 16 Sixth South street simcharged was remanded to Juvenile court Cases of three other motorists were charged with reckless drivingChridisposed of as follows: H R stensen 27 trial continued to No640 East to November ntinued Jordan 13 forded Wednesday at 11 a m when the annual intermountain auto show opens at the Coconut - a 11’30 m until a m until Saturday p m 7 p m and Sunday 11 30 p m H Besides new passenger cars light commercial vehicles and products of the related automobile trades will be on display 30 PLATE LUNCII Entertainment features will in elude a fashion shew at 830 p m Baked Pork Chop with Corn Pudon Wednsedav Friday and Sunday ding Au Oratln Potatoes Buttered Eighteen coed models will compete Peas Hard or Hot Roll any 5c drink for honors HOT CHOCOLATE FUDGE There will be a stage show the 100 "Streamline Frolics of 1938” to be ECLAIR WHIPPED CttEJtM presented each afternoon at 2 30 — Afternoon Specials— and 4:30 and Wednesday and Fri- Toasted Minced Ham and Egg Sandwich Potato Chlpa OlWe and Pickle Orange Punch or Coffee Root Beer ICE CRE4M SODA Asserted Flavors Bo t r i ii m 10 30 p i v price policy Off OSES 'OPi r‘ V- - n if 4 L 3 fa t w - u r?nn'an j !j NO LESS r hdudsisg cur entire rJ 32'° 27s0 lives COHPAItHi better tadjfir d session 'IMS DIAMOND CAOWN flaverl leek to TEN Com m new handier (let peckagel Cellophane proteefedi KAMI QUAUTW pooill VAIUO Quadruple Effect! Cold Tablets combine four proven Ingredients They contain (1) Aspirin (2) Magnesia (3) Quinine- - (41 Laxative The aspirin relieves the pains and aches a cold causes The nag nesla combats the acidity u cold Infection bowels The quinine checks the The laxative moves the This Is the quadruple effect you want It means quicker relief It means fuller relief It means of greater safety — less danger "complications” 15cWhy i Pay More ? All drugstores sell Cold Tablets They cost only 15c a package The cost Is sinull bccaas all the value goes Into the tablets not the box treatTake the business-lik- e ment for a cold — take Cold Tablets I Ask for them by that name I AAND” I Students Ban Gambling 6 At legislature STANDARD GASOLINE UNSURPASSED 9 Legislation "enacted" Monday in lne lower chamber of the state legislature at the state capitol will abolish gambling devices create a unicameral legislature in the state uniform school fund will make void the present Sunday closing law allow the system of mine taxation to remain unchanged and permit the state prison to draw state funds rather than become ‘ B More motorists of the Pacific West rise Standard Gasoline than any other gasoline ameral legislature in Utah The vote carried 49 to 27 inOther "measures” enacted cluded Repeal by a 37 to 26 vote of the of a Sunday closing law enactment uniform school fund by a 47 to 26 vote Measures defeated were: state prison 49 to 27 and taxing of mines on an ad valorem basis 52 to 22 It vas not a "mock" attitude which the student legislators displayed it was serious and vital Chairmen Franklin Riter attorney and Seymour L Billings member of the city board of education said Standard Gasoline is available everywhere Strife Standard Service is nationally famous Causes Theft who confessed burglary of a beer tavern in Detroit October 22 where he obtained $90 surrendered he said “because "I was hungry and wanted to get back home to clear my record” Informed the man woul(j not be extradited a vagrancy charge was filed against Bosco Judge Reva th Beck Bosone suspended 4 sentence providing he jail would leave Salt Lake City Need more be said7 six-mon- rpcdallcztioa ia mzariictatL at cat price ctii-c- i it possible for Furmbilt slon? to c£Tor $55 ani $f3 values at this one price Thou sands of suits to select from yoi can’t pap raere No talcs zt say time rnms guaraa-tieI met values garaateed tetter fabrics ate-ieec- ive Bosco 3 w MODERN WOMEN and delay due to Narrows Thursday Agitation by his mother-in-lawas blamed Monday as the motive for a burglary committed by Anthony Bosco 28 who surrendered to police here discovered Michigan officers would not extradite him for “lack of funds” and started toward his home city Detroit to “face the music” NO MORE tji high high in student oratory as he bursts forth nt annual “mock” legislat- Such were the decisions of debaters from 20 Utah high schools when they convened Mon- Officers of the Junior Business In the Becon(j annual mock legiclub young women's organization day session sponsored by the slative school debate club Monday night decided the group’s West high Thanksgiving charltythis year shall featured morning oratory Fiery to bethe furnishing of baskets sessions as 75 offiafternoon and several needy families in the city cial representatives alternating arguments as questions before the house changes strove to impress their fellow debaters Passage of a resolution to abolish devices in the state took gambling I little time as the "legislators” voted 52 to 22 but heated argument was waged before the student group agreed on advisability of an unic- a draStic change in the Furmbilt n ujr2sn LI Lewis Tannenbaum East school debater hits a new Plan Gift Baskets SPECIAL SANDWICH 15 at day ONLY! M ' I sets np Jr Display Wednesday FOUNTAIN SPECIALS to 530 P " -- j S L to View Yearly until '230 SIT'S 4 Way Treatment A Gasoline Advertisement ReadingTime — io Second I Qrovethe right of way between two autoThe show will continue to Sun 21 Elvin Phillips mobiles night On Wednesday the South State street was ordered to shoW hours wlll b from n a 16 November appear for trial until 11 30 p m : Thursday from 11 a m until 7pm Friday 11 a m AUERBACH’S With This 1 George A Faust president of the Annual Auto Show Nears It Short st monthly pun Not colds nervous strain exposure or ainular cauaea for Liquor Charge Cut NARROWS— A barn u World war veteraps of Quick Reliel bold by division of the reliable and give the Ninety-fir- st for Aik over 4o for yeara dldruftgists 352nd infantry will be held at the in Williams PILLS at hostess house Camp CHICHESTER? case An opportunity for the public to and 17 of the new 1938 automobile see comodels under one roof will be af- Sentencing of J D Atkins 57 on a drunken driving charge was postponed to November 15 After denying he failed to yield t Dance JORDAN dance ilarly vember 12 B K Shibler 25 taken under advisement Thomas Williams 51 trial Slate Veterans A $50 fine was Imposed on T G Thompson 19 arrested during the week-en- d Monday Otto A Wiesley department adjutant v ill be the speaker at the at high school program beginning school p m at the Jordan high at other scheduled Speakers schools are: Sandy Dr J Leo of Murray Draper Mr Riverton B A RasmusWiesley sen Midvale Albert Larson i ©yp tfm Lnkc County Gestures Emphasise Oratory News HappcniugsJn Salt SL charger NOVEMBER 9 1937 falks on Wool Industry Beginnings of! the sheep growing industry in the west date hack more than 300 years to the time of Spanish settlements Levi Edgar Young professor of western history at the University ef Utah told members of the Utah Woolgrowers’ association auxiliary Monday at the Belvedere apartment hotel ldunge Eudct chtprkeip!ut i -- ?- - i 2-D©S®EIea5n- ft xrryrg charge r r it It J i - Y STANDARDOILCbMPANYOFCALIFORNIA ay Ji 4 4- ' 79 -1 x937 a it CHARLEY AVV ZsMovW 4t t tAWhttUVWMxV REEDER Mgr The Morning AfterTaking Carters Little Liver Pills Iks ±L |