| Show THEsAtz LAIct nrauNE FRMAY :Women Honored ear Bar's Plan -- - - Judiciary- - 41 Driver Fates $150 Fine Or Jail Term P:itgage in MORNING 'Table-Talk- FEBRUARY 23 1938 I Problem Discussion' ' These Prices for One Day—Friday 0:1y it -- iosto IPPIkale 411 s 401fp 0 tC ks w o Brayton Cites New s Method for Selecting Judges 4 or Sentence Follows Guilty Plea On Drunken Charge With a view toward improVing present methods of selecting fudges for the two branches of the state judiciary the Utah state bar will present to the 1939 legislature a plan for radical changes in seise- tion of district and supreme' court justices Dean F Ftraytoncluinnan of the association's judicial selection committee said Thursday Mr Brayton addreued more than 75 membersot the Women's legit- k arrested February 91111ai11111ehouattAtre 8 after an ' r-her—was —iiiiltafives chamber at the state struck 1 a e Visiting Nurse Unit Elects New Officers es 4of -- Court Hears Vice Pleas 1 - 104 No rhons Services jlelt1 fir L Woman ‘ sk t:o Y Leader L Man Freed Visits S L I on Fraud Count Army Promotes Former iUtahn A ' IP AUJIEDROACEIr5 '''' tbit'1 SEWING MACHINES ar MEI —7 0-- c0 It4 44 f 40 AY 'SY cte - Alkli ' r ( '' 413P-I- -- 06 ea i 3' 4 t 4 - t 4 ' C op 1 to stzeo 41 - bil ' For the LIVING ROOM Llobair Suite I only$4919 3-Pi- ece (Formerly glp—good condition Illohair Stile 3-- pc I Jacquard Suite 3-- Pc 2-- 2-- Pc 2-- Pc 3-- Pc $2953 Mir) Club $34E9 I $29X0 $141:3 yel Tap Suite i Llohair Suite I only Velvet Suite I only Pillow Arm VA Suite Pc arm) Condition—Formerly $9) AL1 (In pillow only (Sole Lounge Chair and Tapestry Davenport 3-Tapestry Suite Pc I only $39E3 $90' $195 and I only 19E5 2 $3S3 Ottoman) Sofa and (Chair Leather Bed Davenports only ld Mohair Davenport I only 3-Llohair Suite Formerly $63 flohair Suite Formerly Round Occasional Table was $12 Green Occasional Chair" 'OnlyL L 2-- Pc $3913 Pc M 0213 (Sample New Formerly $3E3 $50 Only) For the BEDROOM $4910 Val Bedroom Sulfa 4-- Pc 17446i4 Formerly OnlY) LS291:5 Vial Bedroom Seile—liew 4-- Pc $15$170 Solid Lfahogany Dresser was Solid Elahogany Chiffonier $ 1115' Oak Dresser $995 Oak Wash St San Couch $350 Bed Springs $2E3' Metal Bed $100 Brass Bel:: Oak Bed $195 Baby Crib L $30 Sin MATTRESS— Full Size Cotton Pelted INNERSPRING MATTRESS— Wonderful value $4 I For the DINING ROOM 8-- 195 Queen Ann Llahogany Sul 1382455 53253 Queen Ann Dining Suite 1-P- c1 Pe Omit Mound Table Buffet and I 8Pc1 (Blue Leather $215 10-Pc- Vial -- (Like New- - II Wt Shape 1 Suite Queen Ann Dining Chalts—Populu Style) $14959 Lledern Suite Chairs with Veit Seats and Ilaelts)T— Flgr-1116ICITQ-11Nr:'-::- $3C5 Round Walnut Table 4 Loaves Oak Buffet with Mirror for Apartment Size Gas Rango 'Enamel Trim ilharter Coal Universal Coal Range Salo Black Charter Oak Coal Range Oilier Coal Range I $5E5 - $975 Rnie$1953 0121E3 0E0 I only$111E3 CLOSING t GIRLS PEP s cA 6 111 0 e4' t I Gyro- zo Axelrod's Convenient- - Central Downtown Location Larger Volume and Lower Overhead Is the Secret to Axelradls Lower Prices I DON'T WISH FOR A LOVELY FIGURE 100e 4 Goes Higher S ox04:s 04176 84 ko § ' Orders 1 luory' 411:'Nfiree 444 1 Fitz-Gera- I I Ift - -- Salt Lake City News Briefs Japan Viewed As China Aid - 40 Ward It McAlister Footprinter president -- le ' 44 to 11011 niv2:(el f44 allegedly the 100 a parked machine in Footprinters Pick 'Leaders i )Ilcs? 4 KIr block on North Second West street New The court granted the defendant a stay of execution until March 24 Trial of Clifton Larkins 24 of - Kaysville charged with falling to Li yield the right of way to a pedestrian4:was continued' 'Until April 5: D Brown left leans across the table to discuss Visiting Nurse association affairs with HerAvis arrested December 19 at William new president Dr Platt W Covington Mrs R S ColleM vice president and association's the Fourth South and Second West streets police report Miss Catharine Ntitter secretary right are interested listeners A bench warrant was issued for S P Lee 41 of 1224 South Eighth Officers Selected ' West street when he failed to appear on a charge of driving a car At Jamboree with faulty brakes He was involved in an accident Wednesday police reported To Hear Liquor Talk Unit to Install Ward R McAlister manager of Deb Johnson 23 Magna and Ahepa the National Service company was William J McPhee of Chris E Athas will be installed "Utah's Liquor Business" Will be 23 of 52 South elected president of the Antelope Seventh West street were as president of Beehive chapter No discussed by D M Whelan merfined $25 Island chapter International Foot- each on speeding charges James 148 Order of Ahem Friday at 7 chandising manager for the state Bar association—which was sub- - print association Thursday night at A Batestas 22 of 222 East Ninth p m at the Newhouse hotel The in- liquor control eommission at the mitted to the 1937 legislature but the annual jamboree election of South street forfeited a $25 bond stallation which will be followed by Exchange club weekly meeting Fridied in the house of representatives the organization at and Expansion Program a banquet and dance will be in day at 12:15 p m in the Hotel the Newhouse on a similar charge —judges for the two courts would hotel he cut a corner too charge of P S Marthakis district Utah Admitting Meet Needs To be selected by a judicial commisCalvin W Rawlings arrd Gus P will - in his automobile Earl governor and NI Cotro-Mansion composed of the three senior Backman spoke to the group on law sharply- 23 be Athas E the P 1040 of banquet speaker California aveCamp state supreme court justices the enforcement and cooperation with nue Urged by Executive brother of the incoming president was fined $10 School Continues president of the senate and speaker city officials and a varied entertoastmaster will serve as On charges of ignoring stop sibs of the house of representatives tainment program included severe" Salt Lake City Baptists conAn expansion program to meet Snoot Horsley 21 of 1448 Seventh amateur acts Brayton said tinued a current leadership East and JOhn Skola 56 of To Certify Crops At present judges are elected Other officers named included R D street anticipated needs was urged at the No 6 Box 2 Salt Lake City school at the Immanuel BapIn an attempt to Increase inafter appearing on ballots as Party Gilbert Mecham first vice presi- forfeited ninth annual meeting of the Salt church a tist $10 bond each and H Thursday night comes of Salt Lake county candidates — dent E A' Hedman second vice NutstigitintlAtrOf Roy Glazier 1854Clayb utluetiunTSalt Forremoval charges that a Pregdela0-Entersonrseors- ta pi of the school Next meeting avenue Matson 29 of Lake by Mrs K M Hudson executive treasurer H A Smith attorney 380 Crop Improvement County will of series be the Second avenue were fined $10 association officers Thursday anMonday director Tiluhday noon his duty—because of infirmity ill- - and T J Richardson sergeant-atarm- s Dr W F Ripley of Denver each nounced plans for association cerness or other reason as well as for Dr Platt W Covington was electof director Baptist religious tification of crops Applicants for actual malfeasance in office— Board of directors members ined president to succeed William D was education certification of seed crops were principal Brown at the could be brought and would' be clude Grover A Giles chairman speaker at a short "get toasked to write William Gedge-1meeting held at the E F Bertling Raymond R Brady heard by the commission social gether" program during F D 6 Salt Lake City for applicachamber of commerce Other offiJ H Cornwall Albert H Ellett school the period tion blanks Sherman Falkenrath cers elected were Mrs R S ColGeorge M Cradsby R Whitney Groo Walter lett vice president Miss CathaG King George L Admits Charge Knepp LeeD-Lovrine Nutter secretary and Gus P M Scott Son Inger -J Matheson Announced H B links 35 was convicted treasurer Backman Twelve H Charles H Olson persons arrested by police Wednesday on a charge of disorderMurphy J Birth of a son Thursday morning Webbert A L Heusted George W antivice officers wehn he wu tried before In the L D S hospital to Mr and New directors elected were Dr1 conduct ly night Wedntsday Snyder Calvin W Rawlings Leon in raids at three alleged Reva Beck Bosone in police Mrs LeRoy Owen of 764 Noble place Maud Callison Miss Elizabeth disorderly Judge Stanley Henry C Taggart Harold court He will be sentenced on was announced Mr Owen is an Mrs J L Gibson Mrs Osulof domination China Japanese E Wallace Frederick Ward and hausei were arraigned Thursday be- March 5 School car W McConkie Dr F M Mcemploye of the Utah-Idah- o timately will benefit world progress John H Zundel fore Judge Reva Beck Bosone In Mrs Owen is the Hugh Mrs H Ward William J1 Supply company and civilization Dr Franklin S police court O'Connor F S Walden and F Gets City Post former Florence McFerron Four of the group forfeited a $10 Harris president of Brigham Young Edward Walker of L Frederick Appointment bond each and one was fined $10 university and widely traveled in Lauds Purposes Cases of the remainder were post- Brown La clerk in the water dethe Orient predicted Thursday at of the city effective Febpartment PWA Return Seek poned In his address as retiring presithe Kiwanis club meeting in the S ruary 18 was approved by dui city Buddy Webster 23 Betty Ed- commission dent Mr Brown declared: Hotel Utah of their for support Pleading 24 Wednesday wards arrested at 128 2 West "The effect of this organization Ultimately Japan probably will j - Final rites for Mrs Lucille Walsh First campaign for resumption of South street and Margaret cannot be calculated by sn rule W A members of—a comP develop a sphere of influence over Miller 26 wife of Mi38 arrested at 253 South George Ray Taylor Relief of human suffering cannot China such as that enjoyed by the ller mittee representing building were conducted Thursday after- West Temple street each forfeited be measured" British in India he felt trades unions and general conon a bond $10 vagrancy charges He also drew attention to the re"This would react to cut down noon in the Hawthorne L D S tractors Wednesday drafted George Jensen 42 arrested at the old apathy and backwardness ward chapel by Bishop Fred E resolutions which will be disport of the auditor delivered by 2 128 West First South street forMr Backman which indicated that of khe Chinese as a nation" -he Curtis patched to state city and feited $10 and Vernon C Weed 23 the $1 a year fee members of the said officials Paul M Pecounty 253 at 46 were 4 ' South West Temple Leonard Taylor arrested Speakers Walter H Dayton club president terson president of the Utah organization had paid their way lakt street was fined $10 Both were David F Frederickson waa in charge of the meeting H Le Roy and:trad left a- slight- - gain to the State Federation of Labor ' with resorting association above the cost of servstated Wednesday the groups Frisby and Bishop CurtIA Vaughn charged Larson 37 arrested at 253 Joe ice they had received from the campaign would be concenTaylor offered the Invocation and South West Temple street denied a nurses trated on return of P W A Ernest Blakemore pronounced the Judge Sets Hearing of keeping a disorderly "None of them need feel they than condemnation of The grave in City charge rather benediction house and trial was set for March 21 W P A or N Y A agencies— have been objects of charity They In Larceny Case cemetery was dedicated by Ira B The other defendants were given are paying customers" he said Cannon until Saturday to enter pleas They Preliminary hearing for Frank Mrs Miller who Willi prominent were: Marie Smith 30 alleged Seek Additional Support keepTaylor 28 of Joplin Mo on a grand in L D S church work in Salt er of a disorderly house at 255 South Will Attend Parley Need for additional support to 7 Alberta Lake and wee Claresholm March set for City larceny charge First West street Lou Anderson Richard C Tow ler hydraulic en- the organization was noted by Mrs by City Judge M J Bronson Thurs- Canada died Sunday morning in a 58 alleged keeper of a disorderly gineer and Charles W Wilson aa- Hudson in her report which emphaday He allegedly stole $60 from S local hospital of complications fo- house at 128 2 West First South Meant engineer In charge of canals sized the rising proportion of free D Potter on February 7 llowing tn operation street Ruth Allen 25 Ruth Cumfor the city Thursday were authori- service without additional funds mings 24 and Margaret Farmer zed by the city commission to at- to meet the increase 28 arrested on vagrancy charges at tend a school for irrigation and During the year she said the as255 South First West street and canal officials and water masters sociation had served 1133 patients Jack Lloyd 27 arrested on a resortat the Utah State Agricultural col- on 7676 visits ing charge at the same address lege at Logan February 28 to Among those to speak at the March 4 luncheon meeting were Mrs Will S McQuilkin Mrs Winston Eller-bec- k n4 Mrs J Wright Mrs Frank W Penrose the Rev Theodore G S Miss Nutter Mr Backman Dr Canister and Mrs Collett New officers were proposed by Dr 0 CAM° N Curtis chairman of the Thomis 42 McDonald Thum nominating Interchange of ideas and friendcommittee The motion ships between Canadian and United fS day was free from prosecution on picture "The Nurse in the Making" States business men affiliated in soa charge of obtaining money under was shown by D Crawford Houscial and service clubs is proving a false pretenses Judge M J Bron- ton of the state board of health big asset to both countries accord-lin- g F Scheiber accomson of the criminal division of the Mrs RobertMrs NorMa Pedersen to E A Roberts of St Paul by -panied : S Adams ProColonel °PEmory 1Minn president of Gyro Internacity court ordered the case dis- Beck sang JUST FOLLOW THE moted to high army rank missed and the defendant distional Mr Roberts met Thursday with WONDER WHEAT WAY charged for lack of prosecution - McDonald allegedly had obtained Tv Salt Lake City Gyro club members win tiratory Contest $20 from Bob Nolan last December following a month's tour of western Two South high school seniors 3 as part payment for medical Canadian and Pacific coast Gyro services to be given by a local physi- Virginia Wellenman and Harold units or moDitiss OILY I cian to Nolan but which the physi West were awarded pins for ora"Our membership of 5000" he clan later refused to honor tory Thursday at the close of the said "is divided almost equally beroe 64 tilos sucb val041)11 tween Canada foam' the United States Nolan and )211 wife Helen Nolan annual contest sponsored by the syetselsta7t and although most clubs sponsor Appointment of nine U S army who signed the complaint were said Sons of the American Revolution exer pow unt of sup some civic projects they are under officers to higher-post- s announced to be outof the state when the case and the Daughters of the American scat Itn2 lou Revolution in press dispatches from Washingto- was called4Wednesday no compulsion to do so ciao tAnd 01 co tars C Thursday raised to the The international president ex- - n--D ptik ffommistiontattifti compartied by his wife was met here temporary rank of major general by D B Bird president of the local an officer Who 27 years ago was a club and a reception committee in- first lieutenant of an infantry comCharles H Cook H A pany stationed at Fort Douglas cluding t Smith and Kendall D Gartf and Colonel Emory S Adams adjutOODS 4 ii: V1 Plea lateen" of the Fourth Corps taken to Bingham and to the noon tant MONTH-EN- D SPECIAL ' - Cut out bilis add recital in the L D S tabernacle area general at Atlanta' Georgia was ap0::0 the oat Roosevelt to a He addressed luncheon President toit by pointed meeting to -- :: Ott at the 'Hotel Utah and was enter- serve a four-yevsas tootle ligiest must period as adjuproper "4 tained later at an informal recep- tant of the army with the temporary t S' 4°611 iroottsmilebois and Mrs Mr tion Roberts ' left rank of major general estbereead A complete new Colonel Adams as a first lieutenFriday' night for Denver-- wheat ant of the Fifteenth infantry was I PortableI Electric - ‘ ' 111firtaitilekit' stationed at Fort Douglas from 1908 full set of Griest with 1911 to r LOVE 1911 he In August married Miss attachments and a' et 1 5110111 Elie Yeated of Salt Lake City i a I full K William Yeates W and guarantee sister of WITH itodes Vls0060gtOttillitso both now of the Wasatch Oil ReTERMS If you are peppy and full of fun men VII la fining company dectOUlle LIMITED ipvite you to clones and parties BUT if you cue two sons one C4 has The NUMBER: Yoill couple tastes simply re eras lifeless and tired 'men won't be t of whom is now a West Point cadet: Men don't Bk "quiot" Interested It you doa osevalous ' Colo019et la yout For three generations on woman has told Shortly after his marriage 111144' another bow to go "uniting through' with nel Adams was transferred to the chimp 95 Lydia E Pinkbam's Vegetable Compound It helps Nature tons up the system thus loosen Philippine islands and has since log the discomforts from the functional die gained promotions in rank in servs orders which woolen must endure CONTINENTAL "AXING CO lac ice over the United States and 'durMake a note NOW to get a bottle of ' E '-------L7' -- ' Pinkham'e Compound today WITH- ing the World war SPECIAL OUT FAIL from Your druggist —more than a a West Point graduate himNot D-1: million women have written la letters to self Colonel Adams gained his porting benelit FLOOR after service In SEWING MACHINES-ISTREnot try LYDIA E PINKEAM'S first commission VNGETABLZ COUPOUNDI Spanish-America- n war t the 14dv) capitol Outlines Plan Outlining the association's plan Mr Brayton told council members that present methods of electing two courts tend to justices for-thplace an elected justice under "too much obligation" in addition to stressingcampaigning and not ju- aLability "Methods provided under present state laws also make it very difficult to remove a justice excepting by impeachment—which means in moat cases the bringing of criminal charges" Would Be Chosen Under the plan supported by the Ilk V ‘)4))2es! AspA autoobile- If :Ncel v‘ catP e 11p 4o0 — aortk vNI P s Ac Allv(43tc Aso ?iiit -- 144 vick4voi to c Because he allegedly drove an automobile while under the Influence of liquor IX A Hamilton 64 of the Plandome hotel Thrusday was faced with the alternative of paying 6150 or spending 45 days in the city jail enrence was imposed by Judo Fteva Beck Bonne in police court when Mr Hamilton admitted a -drunken drivirit éharge He Wu i ‘ t f 1' 41K - ---2 '495 ' - OUT USED :RADIOS 4 — s5's $795 Table and cabinet models—Values to $50 Good playing condition - - s 7 29 - VVHEA I Ett!D clump Athcfplo advanfage a --k ----- ----11-- — world-famo- Vie (14 can WE'llEPAIII ALL MAKES ET I 67 wievi) ft otili p - 14! |
