| Show '-A Irip - - f- UnionCarries rly dal dal nd Robinson Sees Defeat of Proposed Slash In Road Funds Keystone State Town Offers Novel Christmas Feature State labor board adjudication of Predicts Defeat difficultiesbetween taxicab drivers Belief that a proposal of Presiand owners is sought tifrough the dent Roosevelt to reduce federal filing of a charge of unfair labor road expenditures in the next fiscal practices against Larsen Brothers year would be defeated in congress Transportation company operators was expressed by Representative J Will Robinson in a letter received of Green and De Luxe taxicabs The charge was filed Thursday by Gus P Backman Thursday with the state board at the capitol The congressman who is a memby the International Brotherhood of ber of the road committee wrote: "I Teamsters Chauffeurs Stablemen feel reasonably certain the changes local unidn desired by the president cannot be and Helpers of America No 222 of Salt Lake City Tite reported favorably out of our comorganization claims to represent Mittee" more than 51 per cent of the drivers of the defendant company 1Consults Engineers Clarence M Beck attorney for D 'the union said the action was taken John C Hoyt Washington engineer with the U S 'in an effort to forestall a city- - hydraulic survey consulted A B wide strike of taxicab drivers tind geological and Ralf R Woolley engiarrive at a peaceable solution of the Purton labor problem affecting taxi drivers neers at the surveys offices here The union charges the taxicab Thursday company has refused to bargain Sees Heavy Rail Travel collectively with the employes in violation of state law or to enter Passenger travel into and into an agreement with the union through Salt Lake City next sumas- "the- duly- authorized and eonstin ' mer wilt be exCeptionally- heavy tuted bargaining representative of because of the number of big con- ventions scheduled bere and on respondent's employes" the Pacific coast Hugh L Scofield Following a strike early last sumrner an agreement was entered into' Denver passenger traffic manager on July I This continued in force of the DenVer'S Rio Grande until November 1 and it is now Western Railroad company and reF: C Lathrop San Francisco genallegeci the company refuses to new the old contract or enter Into eral passenger agent for the Southern Plicific Railroad tomnegotiations for a new one Belief that his employes were pany said here Thursday satisfied with conditions as they are was expressed Thursday night Condemn Walnuts by J S Larsen president of the Civil condemnation proceedings transportation company as- ktetributed filing of the charges to were filed Thursday by the U S atoffice torney's against nine cases desire of employe leaders rather of walnuts shipped to Salt Lake City than the group "We are willing to bargain with by the L Dcmartinicompany of Los the employes tomorrow or any Anieles Cal time" he declared We have not Wins refused to renew the old contract Acquittal Since I have not been informed of David J Lamoreaux was acquit- the nature of the charges filed ted Thursday of the charge of failagainst' the company I can not 'an- ing to register with the state indus- swer them" trial commissinn when he allegedly accepted employment in a barber shop affected by a strike City U S to Buy State Judge B P Leverish ruled on the case after having taken the matter under advisement several days ago Surplus Apples 3 ' 4 - - a t- Authorization to purchase 10 carloads of Utah apples of Rome Beauty Stayman Winesap wand other late apples by the federal surwas plus commodity corporation Leader Coming 1 to be made on the Payment basis of 115 per ton bulk basis or 55 cents a basket or box Only extra fancy and fancy apples will be acmini cepted sizing over 2 mum for boxes or baskets or 2'4 is ' V 0 - -s ' - di Vals1 ''' ' 7' I 1' ' op I 47 i Amo A P - I x01 4'1 1717 È 41 t ---- - ' - ---- II E s 4 ' 7' Nr i k - 4 - 1 :: 4 1 $ -- tvs-- I ' Id'W":4-- 4 "No Ilk t " i z ' -- 7 - -- 1 : t A NI t FARES - - -- - 't t ?cooOW' I 1 i i I —I 2 t ' - - - - - - I City Ticket Office Hotel Utah Bldg Wasatch 200 Office Hours: Weekdays I a in to 9 IL in Sundays and Wolidays I a rn to 6 p in C H SALTMARSH General Atent Passenger Dept In - A mintorarri I - 710ADO1THISTRIAIALINERSANDTHCCHALLINGEIS — — ' t ' - -- - 't — -- -- 7 11! t"(1'' i t -- --- SolidSpiPtel $198 k ' :'"'z'4 size all come individually boxed wide satin binding ' c- ro "' 4 ki' '' -- ' ' — ‘ ' --- - - - - -- ! i i SILK PILLOWS - e39s1 1 remmmmelmilmNERmmannommompagotylopgnImil FLOUR SACKS ' first All latni- quality oce dered ready for use Extra large size Limit 10 4 - 1 1 161011110110"001mMitilm1111 361C ' -: UM 19c OUTING FLAWIEL IMIFAIMOMMINge11E1MEMOMPArio - Fancy 81X99 - eexotiorarsq 6 ' Six99 8 PEQUOT SHEETS 0000 Taffeta covers with 4 Colors blue 18 1- - HAMA WHITE SHEET UNMET - to a customer) 22? 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Demonstrates Phonel Firstraignd k V - fr 16 ' - - - kt ‘ t 'N (-- i ‘ 1 !' i": ' '11 ' - mow : DOWN— NO TEN MONTHS TO PAY Conduct Bazaars ' - ( -- I - s - ‘ il Your stock III Le'srltf' OFF 3 monEar ' E'2021Etli 9 GE1- ntra 1 East 1 7 - )"""-- ilt ses ' T 1 ir Oficanails-Lt-onenen- FUR COATS Congratulations were sent by the Salt Lake City junior chamber of commerce football pow- - 1 ' Ernest P Waud was elected president of the Griffin Wheel company of Chicago succeeding Frank L Whitcomb who was elected vice chairman of the board of directors it was announced Thursday at the Salt Lake City plant of the company Mr Waud was formerly vice president Mr Whitcomb had been president since 1913 it '7 0 rmM IT'S OUR LOSS AND YOUR GAIN Send Congratulations - I ‘ itri" QIN aa ( f Senile Heads Board 239 water-softene- plammonn $10000 STOCK Buckingham apartments All-Br- All-Br- 414PPI:i' - Roy W Thompson presided at a conference of the food group of the Intermountain Association of Credit Men Thursday at the Newhouse hotel All-Br- IM1-01r- Walter H Dayton president-elec- t of the Salt Lake City Kiwanis club and Earle F Gardemann secietarytreasurer have been selected to address a Kiwanis district officers' school next Sunday in Pocatello Credit GrOup Meets All-Br- an 1 To Talk in Idaho South Temple street it was reported to police byH T Covey of the Covey Investment company - 1' tour of the D S mission member of Stephen L Richards the council of twelve apostles dedicated new chapels at Liberty Miss and Orlando Fla He made the tour of the mission area which has some 20000 L D S church members in company with Merrill D Clayson mission president and Mrs Richards returning to Salt Lake City late Wednesday k intestihal-toni- c vitamin "Bp Bran is a good aource of this vita-'m-in that tones up your intestinal tract and promotes elimination is a crunchy Kellogg's toasted cereal Eat it with milk or cream and fruits It also makes marvelous Muffins cookies and other good things to eat But however you eat it use it REGULARLY Follow this gaily Routine: eat two tablespoons of and drink plenty of water If you do this every day you can avoid common constipation and cathartics tool Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek At every grocer's All-Br- — 1 the Millions of people who used to be cathartic-slave- s have found relief from common constipation— and from pills and purgatives too! Keep "regular" as they do Put back in your diet two of the NATURAL laxatives modern meals lack Eat Kellogg's is better than most cathartics for keeping you "regular" It won't form a harmful habit Instead it gives viz intestines two things they 'teed for healthy movements: First suppliel "bulk" —it absorbs water and softens d like a sponge This mass aids elimination Second JtJLEW I Leaders Return During a three-weesouthern states L Development of the modern telephone woo demonstrated wi4h-mo- 4et s Thursday by Orson John Hyde commercial supervisor of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph coMpany to Culaire club members at the Hotel Utah Marssi lcdhoanrile: Anderson president : vi - LDS Seven yards of carpet was stolen by thieves from the hallway of the Aq 1 " 1!( "Bethlehem" Carpet Stolen pi pi gill1412 I of was offered to all Christmas mailers in a letter received by the chamber of commerce here Thursday Free remailing service it was explained is volunteered by the Bethlehem Pa chamber of commerce which pointed out its city 's name was synonymous with Christmas A special holiday seal is included Who Wants to Be Slave to a Pill Box? Thirty voices on December 24 willtcrippled children ward In St Mark's herald the 1937th anniversary of the nite starting time has not yet been Hurd executive birth of Christ es a caravan of Girl set Miss Gwen Scout carolers hooded in green and seeretarY of the Salt Lake Girl red and caring lanterns pass Scout c?uncil stated Thursday From the mezzanine of the Hovel through Salt Lake City streets in an annual ceremony !Utah the December 21 concert will un-h Directed by Margaret Douga be presented at 11:45 a m der whom they have been rehears-ing nearly two months the girls also! have arranged a full schedule De- - Wins liontirs cember 21 when their songs will be Union! !!AW Naegel heard in downtown office buildigngsThe Christmas eve tour will begin Oil company salesman in Spokane at the Y W C A residence pro- - Wash has been selected that city's ceeding by bus to the Sarah Daft roost typical young business man home to the county infirmary and! a chamber of commercei Junior by to the Shriners' hospital thence He is a former at crippled 'children ward in Se Mark's committee hospital terminating at the L D S Lake City resident street early Thursday smashed a marble machine taking the contents robbed a cash till of $1550 police reported 's- postmarit Burglars forced entrance to the Fat Boy lunch 158 Third East —- Inches in bulk — A Rob Lunch Room L Schafer Pacific coast director of the American Red Cross was expected to arrive in Salt Lake City Friday in time to attend a 10:30 a in conference with Governor Henry H Blood field Nyles I Christensen representative of the Red Cross for Utah said a program for a highway safety campaign and placing of first aid stations- on stretches oft highways not served by hos- pitals would be discussed znittee has Novel Offer The annual Christmas party for children of police officers and children of widows of former police will be held December 21 lofficers 1 at 2 p m in the gymnasium of the public safety building it was an inounced Thursday by Traffic Sergeant E J Steinfeldt general — chairman Admittance will be permitted by tickets which can be obtained from Sergeant L F Bastow t The annual Christmas ball also sponsored by the Vutual aid society for police officers and their wives will be held December 28 at 8 p m Sergeant Steinfeldt said Money-Ralsin- A announced by T A Hunter junior purchasing agent of the corporation at the meeting of the Utah apple stabilization committee in Salt Lake City Thursday accord-- 1 ing to Dr N C Spalding of Provo chairman of the apple growers' corn- — DECÈMBER 10 1937 Thirty Girl Scout Carolers Plan Christmas Prouram Police Plan Yule Party Salt Lake City Area Covered tit Brief Refusal to Bargain With Employes Claimed in Petition -- -- FRIDAY MORNING I at- -- THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE - Taxi Row to Labor 'Board - - I - Black kid cushion in- step covered heels A I real shoe for style- - andcomfort 4 ' i - i' i z 1- 1- ' - 11sss' r ' tt t - -- |
