Show a THE BAIA' LAKE TRIBUNE TITESDAY'MPRNIf4G l' r o- : Speeding Offenses Continuances ere enforced in a Majority of traffic cases taken before Judge ReVa Beck Bosone Monday in police court Sentencing of Carl Holland 43 1089 Seventh East street- charged With hit and run driVing was postponed until Decembers 17 Trial of P S Atenclo 28 an al leged drunken driver was continued to December 17 while J L Young 28 facing a reckless driving charge was granted a trial continuance to the same date LaMar Wilkins 27 was granted Until December 20 to enter a plea on a drunken driving charge and Reese Vance Holladay similarly Decemcharged was granted ber 16 to enter plea Denies Driving Offense Fred Carlson 29 denied a reckless driving charge and his trial was set for December 16 A bench warrant was issued for J A Johnson Jr 47 when he failed to appear on a charge of failing to yield the right of way between vehicles Mary McGregor 25 charged with speeding and ignoring a red traffic light pleaded guilty and was fined on the $25 and $10 respectively two charges Charged with failing to drive to the right of the center of the highway and operating a machine withWit iter out a 23 admitted guilt and was fined A bench $15 and $5 respectively warrant was issued for Charles Holmes 28 charged with turning from the wrong lane of traffic Speeding Cases Cases of alleged speeders were Nicholas Van Allen 31 Ogden G Seal 24 Pete Gogo 22 1415 South State street William C Goodman 47 Ely Nev and Dale Randle 18 $25 each J L Centervillefined o Adams enter plea December 22 and Robert S Done 20 764 Hawthorne avenue to enter plea December 10 The following paid $10 each in fines or forfeitures for allegedly ignoring red traffic lights: L W Nelson 55 Sandy Leo Andrews 21: Thirty-thirSouth and Redwood road Albert D Frazier 29 820 West South Temple street Vernon J Malstrom 30 W M Haycock 33 5483 Cottonwood lane Louis Ellsworth 35 582 East Twenty-firs- t street O H South and Trayner 45 1552 Sixth East street Mrs L W Da Illy 38 denied a charge of g through a red light and trial was set for December 14 I a I g - S e d run-flin- Police Search Salt Lake for Missing Woman S r--:- Ji ' 'I 1 r AAMilitc1 P s r 17) 1::4 1 J: : - !r IA ? t47-- 1 1' 4 It ::::00"to'4 3 :0' 'it 00- - i Li o '' 1 It )00IPINY tA"'"' L to2tt'h - :- 7:71t5 - Jo to P 1 t: - h::'VI :: --- I "qi:i: I lit 1 0 ' ::'-- :' :: ‘ :'::: 111 - - - — :i: ::: 1 il tif - I li Ik : v::::-H- 1 11 it ' gts''':3 1)1 tilk A ‘4 -- 1 LLt240 d vChimes of Normandy" a comic opera by Robert Planquette will be presented by the Whittier L D S ward choir on ''''''' (":) - '''' i—:: & 41 ' V st EarrJ : iliifiso:1:k 1111' ViittlirkPt"k Salmon- ttrrd practice The Only 10 Shopping Days Until Christmas the resolutioxhich declares A mother's deathbed 'for a there is no need for teachers to den M o Claus longonissing daughter legend mainday stroy the Santa spurred Salt Lake City police in an tains that if the idea is presented effort to locate Mrs E J Stolle properly to children none will be formefly of Dayton Ohio and now disillusioned as they grow lo mabelieved living in or near this city turity The search as prompted by a letMrs Elna D Openshaw presiter sent police by Sister Mary De dent of the organization said the Lourdos a Catholic nun sister of resolution would be presented to Mrs Stolle the city board of education immeThe sister wrote that on a visit diately to her home in Dayton a week ago Central committee members drew she found her mother "deathly ill" up the resolution at a regular The aged woman was rushed to St monthly meeting held at 2157 LinJoseph's hospital in Pittsburgh Pa coln streetMonday for treatment Other officers of the organization Miss Gussie Friend policewoman which was formed here early in who received the letter: said Mrs 1937 for the purpose of perpetuating Sto)le's last known address 'was 362 American ideals include Mrs J West Second North street in Salt Parley While Brit vice president Lake City Investigation proved she Mrs Roy Shilling second vice preshad left that address some time ident: Mrs May Bowman secretary ago and Mrs J W McGann treasurer awe MORTGAGE mas eve Lists of those 'needing help are collected through the public schools and checked through the social service societies to avoid dilicating the work of other organzations Investigate Homes An investigating committee visits the home to determine what is most needed by the children mainly in the line of clothes If it is found children may need more clothes through the winter provisions are made by the club to supplement the Christmas supply With more later —in the winter O E Vombaur Jr is general chairman of the Elks club Christmas charity committee and is assisted by C W Mc Gillis finance chairman and J B Chase investigating committee chairman Apprdximately 66 other members MONEY of the lodge will assist in vestigation and distribution articles tht of the BUILD-T1BU- Y REFINANCE i TERMS TO FIT YOUR INDIVIDUAL : REQUIREMENTS J-- '7" per 90'00" the total monthly payment including both loan principal ond interest on a twenty-yea- r YEAR I I 4 LOANS ntCP 44 1 ti V YEAR LOANS $11110 MONEY IMMEDIATELYI 'AVAILABLE ' k Our flexible loan plans offer money for any period of time from 3 to 20 years on the most favorable terms ever offered home owners of Self Lake City - - 4 - s - Cali Today forFull Information Firstt Security Trustt Co - 6 l Main Streets Oppotite Postoffice ' 1 - ' and storage facilities future expansion of church securitY proSalt Lake region are tract being planned on ail eight-acr- e of land yet to be purchased church officers said Monday A Spur tratk would be built to the regional cen- - the region conducted Sunday in Barratt hall proved so valuable that it was hoped similar meetings would be scheduled throughout all other 13 regions in the security program ' Quotas for other Lenders twice as - of will be announced soon regions it was Indicated estimated approximately much activity will be 're IL it t ' M i s r------ ' ' e :1111111::5 I 1 odasoadallaugamewooku j 7 410 at 717 South Main street against Harry Eckstein 35- - Edwin Brooks 30 were All writing becomes 5 and Zersal McCrorY LAnd taken under advisement Monday by a pleasure h sit is theCilyludgeIIELev9tichisillowin‘w ibiliti is into type-a preliminary hearing The three men ate accused on asset for every career! alcoholic beverages in a complaint signed by E W String-- 1 fellow of the state liquor control! commission of sale FOR HER inafr r' --- - ( ' LA A Proo-ra- niks better Belted the Offir' ---- 1 - - - -73 ce- e-- - -- TIES 55 I - ings Li 0 ' new lin- n t2I black wahnildj brown E 35 ifst T Coats): f tVit iar -- 91t11 - t 19 value 6 9? 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THE COAT Holds Demonstration Various types of Christmas ration's will be shown in the display which :will he open until Christmas Regular Christmas handicraft courses open free to the Public also are in progress Entire Stock Reduced 1 1'' :1670 You pay 1 (I )64s3 "usolvinown ff-7 von isi "Ilmoisw- ' : H J Gramm factory representative of the Frigidaire division of General Motiirs presented demon- House Slates strations of pew equipment to dealers and service men Monday at an Yule Display y meeting at the Newhouse As a visual demonstration of addhotel held under auspices of the W to touch the H Bintz company Salt Lake CityH ing the Chirstmas home four dinner tables will be intermountain distributors I o r 2 Frigidaire at displayed beginning Tuesday products cenHouse ru social in the Lion p ter 0 A TS :""T :All : L ' ' ' R I flog ( 19 i —: --” ' ‘Itiostor i at ::: 4 k P 1 li of '''k Table - --- I— - k ing indebtedness ELM CURMAMA () 4- 104 Kiwanis club members here Rre preparing to endow a hospital bed possibly at the Holy Cross hospital pr Claude L Shields 'chairman-o- f tha1111t deoprivileged boys! tonamitteesaid Monday Five hundred dollars worth of toys will be given by the club to Neighborlurd House children next Saturday Earle F Gardemann club secretary announced after January Officials pointed to the fact neither company has any outstand- - - theannual---meeting-- e) t:I To Endow Bed R—Enabling poultry growers to have môney Draper Poultrymen Inc will distribute 8 per cent dividend checks beginning December It was also announced that the Draper Egg Producers association 1936 stock will be redeemed upon issuance of 1937 stock immediately Dept- - 44 Malden Masi cura'' Crilr dP s ' s Declare' Dtyuletul ter David 0' McKay second counselor in the church first presidency said ' Approhendett while allegedly in the act of ransacking the former residence of Henry Bonney 1029 East Sixth South street who was injured fatally last ‘veek in a traffic accident Ervin Johnson 55 Witt4 arrested by Police Monday and held in the city jail on a burglary charge Detectives R N Brinton andF C Anderson said Draper Poultrymen To Aid 'Security Warehouse to allow for the L D S gram in the —) v Faces Burglary Charge Churekrlans Big Warehouse is M C Faux committee members Officers were also announced for other units all-da- in LiquoCltarges Implements Demand Charges of maintaining a nuisance Heavy demand for agricultural implements and motor trucks during 1938 was forecast by Chicago executives of the International Harvaster companyadaresAiaga rneet-- : ing of 100 salesmen and branch officers from Salt Lake City Cheyenne Los Angeles and San Francisco Monday at the Hotel Utah Michels Salt Lake City branch manager was in charge -- i7-- Herbert D Landes head of the Landes Tractor and Equipment To Appear company was host Monday to 250 contractors governmental repreFriday has been set for the first sentatives and farmers at a school labor national relations board hear- in tractor operation conducted by ing here into a local uninh's justi- E H Gornsen of the Caterpillar ficatoin tdrepresent employes of a Tractor company J K Wheeler was firm in collective bargaining ClItr- master of ceremonies for the y ence M Beck state federation of session labor counsel was informed:Mon- DRAPE ton Gardner and MONEY :DOWN N Colorado-Meta— Hold Tractor Class -- e Se-- - -- near-tragi- Candy Companies adthtfana-F-Ohristma- Santa Claus With the toys from the fire department and clothes bought through contributions they will visit the homes of the needy on Christ- meeting- announced by 4 Buckle president will be addressed by Howard Tibbals PILeCtitive secretary of the Utah Medical association later leading an open forum discussion on "Modern Experiments in Group Medicine" ' The dreanj of Santa Claus will come true for more than 1000 needy children Christmas morning because of the joint efforts of the Salt Lake City fire department and the Salt Lake CityrElks lodge These children who otherwise would fall into the "forgotten" ranks will awake on Christmas morning to find their stockings day filled with toys and new clothing The hearing involves the Candy The toys discarded by more for- union local No 373 and tunate children were gathered by Makers' the Sweet Candy comthree firms firemen who in their workshop pany the J GMcDonald Chocolate paired and repainted them for the company and the Ostler Candy comworthy cause pany 'Charles Graham New rYork City Many Toys Fixed Christthe is of Claus Santa part will represent the federal labor remas spirit in America and as such Fire Chief Walter S Knight re- lations board and Mr Beck the should bepreserved as one of the ports his men have renovated 500 local union The hearing will take nation's ideals members of the toys and in another week will have the in federal place district courtAmerican the of committee central doubled this amount in the federal building before room declafed Sentinel Mothers' league For the Elks it will mark the an examiner yet to be named Mr Monday fortieth consecutive year the mem- Beck said of Salt incidents Lake Reported bership has assumed the role of City teachers telling children there is no Santa Claus drew fire from pre- TRUE V The two "ripple fighters" augmented their illustrated lecture with an account of incidents ranging from the huc as morous to the they consistently field the interest of their listeners Elks mid City Firemen Labor NLRB Sets To Make Santa Come True S L Hearing V1124046 7 -- E a5 ThelobbyoftheElks-tlu- b W Kelly exalted ruler examined the toys renovated by firemen for needy children the committee members who pared a resolution condemning street The Glade Dr R G Frazier and William Fahrni both of Bingham entertained and informed an audience at South high school Monday evening with ani account of their perilous adventures on the waters of the - ' League Raps Santa Claus ' Meet lltilitica medicine and group surance will be diectissed Tuesday at 8 p in Is hen the Cauldron club meets in the Phillip!' Congrega tional church 465 'Seventh East Tells of 7'f Needy Children Will Receive Toys and Clothing Through Efforts of Loyal Groups Cauldron Club to 4: -H It t ing" A Curb r at 8 r '1""f"'1' -- out Lined by the executiVe committee of Utah section American Society Unit of Mechanical Engineers at the Newhouse hotel Monday night Plans Ways Assisting the group was H L 1:0 Eggleston of Los Angeles member Mishaps of the local sections committee of Better law enforcement and In- the national organization who creased educational effort 41r e spent the day with members here The society is planning a series of needed to curb traffic fatalities acto new In this area trips to a resolution drafted by where latest plants cording developments In engthe 'insurance section of the Utah ineering may be seen in operation stale bar following a meeting at Walter H Trask Jr president said the recent convention at Ogden 1 DecIsion to adopt the resolution CE 00t17-00‘ followed a41 address by Robert 9011' ye Judd in 'which he said SO per cent of all accidents are caused by the average driver and not as a result of intoxication and that pecuniary loss in 1937 due to automobile accidents would" be an amount suffiL: A COME Ment to maintain the entire public Regular care with Cuti the in United Statex 66::171---- I schiol 40stem zarawoszeprirLadwoaymitothent RalPh TfStewart wis elected' siction chairman Wesley Howell sec- win and kocp radiant skinlovell- — retary and C W Wilkins Hamil- netts FREE sample writ Tutir Wednesday Thursday and Friday in the Whittier ward 1515 Second East street All performances will start - To Speak in Denver tI :k: It Plans for inspection trips and speakers for future meetings were The th'ree-ac- general manager KZ5L left for Den- of radio station ver l'irifinda-- night to appear there Tuesday noon before the Denver Advertising club aft principal-speakeMr Glade recently appointed to the sneaker's )pureau of the American Association Of Advertising Clubs will speak on "Advertising the Elevator of American Liv- — ' To Give Comic Opera Eleven hundred persons are ex- pected to become more conscious of Utah products as a restilt of a dance sponsored by the Utah Manufacturers' ALociation Employes' league to be given Wednesday night at the Grove ballroom Coconut Admission to the dance will be one Utah product purchased from the shelves of a local store and! which "'ill be donated to charity and 10 cents J S Adams Layton announced :' lit!ovirtglik " 1::' r :siee'!' - c:::::::: iz6 1 - fc ' Iti'4' i et 4 "::iiki - ' :? 7: 7: !:i'- Dance Plana Complete x - 00 ' t7 - klt1(1 ::::?f-- -- Slafety Needs 41 0 4: -- - 1:"V Engineers Plan' Programs Insurance Salt Laker to Address Denver Meet ir A' r Bar Studies Utah Manufacturers Plan Dance Wednesdav Night to Aid Ncedv ) 3k 23-t- 1 'Sr 1 Rring $25 Fines To Five Motorists p k d) 11 Salt Lake City Arect Covered in Brief 101401106110000e I ''''' 1937 14 - Toy 16 itcl Moves Into Lobby of 'Chibitoltie Judge Delays Five SL Traffic Cases DECEMBER ' e —– - -f 45::wg -- i to 74 |