| Show -- THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE LDS Extend THURSDAY MORNING ’APRIL Senate Group Okehs Bill To Pay Claims They Listened to Reasons for Moving Training For Youths Educator Reports Awards on Mexico 38000 Receive Holdings Would Be Advanced by U S Religious Teachings Thirty-eigthousand L D S youths are receiving regular weekday religious training from trained Instructors Dr Franklin L West church commissioner of education reported Wednesday at the annual meeting ofjhe church’s hoard of education During 19J7 a net gain of approximately 4000 students was made and a number of new seminaries and Institutes were erected The budget submitted by Dr West was approximately the same as in 1937 for maintenance and for salaries but was substantially reduced ' for new buildings The largest building project planned for 1938 is a new seminary building nean the new Ogden high WASHINGTON ht school ‘ it 14 1938 Report Shows Gains Heber J Grant L D S church president and chairman of the bdhrd Of education was in charge of the meeting Other members most of whom were present are: J Reuben Clark Jr David O McKay Rudger Figures at International Festivities April IS UP—The senate foreign relations committee Wednesday approved a bill for advance payment by the government of $2789509 awarded to United States cltltzena in claims ’ against Mexico The awards wera made by the roviding Jeneral rO f t Tirli ms the chamber of commerce h"JI M Utah’s Salute to Huntington Recalls West Banditry ’ ' wvt commission V $431-4318- 2 § seated at the Past presidents of table discuss as members the listen proposal to move speakers’ the chamber's offices from their present quarters Left to right they are: Paul F( Keyser A S Brown Charles N Fehr E O Howard C B Hawley William J Halloran (Story Pago 22) claims September 8 1923 Some claims went as far back as 1868 Mexican claims totaling have been allowed and will be offset when the two governments finally settle the bill The committee aald the claimants already had waited years for their awards and that it would be unfair to delay them until settlements were reached on other pending claims United States nationals npw have 850 claims for $200000000 against the Mexican government and that government’s nationals have 220 claims for $120000000 against the United States - The committee said claim on both sides were grossly exaggerated settled for many years Landlord Hits Tax Expense V I ' S - m' x v V - - v NSS George W Snyder figures at the sWa V (left) an Adolph Loses Betrothed HasFrce Ride to Dr Franklin S Harris and Dr Frederic W Ganzert were leading banquet Wednesday night at the Alta club Stephen L Richards Dr Richard Lyman Dr John ATWldtsoe Dr Joseph F Merrill Charles A Callis Dr Adam 8 Bennlon Dr Franklin S Harris Dr West and Arthur WinAdolph William Withrow ter secretary and treasurer and former fiance of her Taxes ars the largest single Item Few LDS Colonists inshowed Indian highness ‘‘Princess’ Vaish-m- a Dr West's report in the expense of apartment house Tale Broadcast Dramatizes Radio Be Benefited Will Weekly the Genee” lost his second round creases In all divisions with operators F Orin Woodbury dewith Dame MatrimonyvWednes-da- y clared Wednesday night as he urged g S D colonists of present status as follows: a few Rustlers L Cattle Only senior seminaries operwhen his latest bride-to-b- e Ninety-si- x election of public officials who those driven out of Mexico some 25 ated in connection with high schools would produce economy in govern years ago will benefit if a bill pro- Dorothy Shuman Hammond 281 avenue announced all enrollment 19032 an increase of Huntington a community once terrorized by bad men from ment operation so this burden might viding for advance payment of Paramount was over 1000 students six church schools the badlands has turned its be the awarded $2789509 lightened by general only jail into a church seminary Miss Hammond's announcement Mr Woodbury a director of the Mexican claims commission Is enincluding Brigham Young Cas 7fNatiurmi"AssuclatltmBrRe&rESt&t roaring guns acted V efnonRomft dyT Salt Lake cduir fast ofrihg heei'ref with- latest escapade Wednesday Idaho Juares stake academy in sidy Bill Leigh Joe Walker and Boards addressed his remarks to City attorney who haa handled row’s Mexico the Kelsey academy at Kelnotorious Robbers’ Roost gang members of the Apartment House claims for p number of Utahns He was taken to the police sta' the i tion L D S Business for reputed nonpayment of a of Utah at a meeting said Wednesday night sey Texas the are silent Posses nave long since association in the Newhouse hotel which Richcollege and the Deseret gymnasium The bulk of the L D S colonists' $7 cab fare the and rustlers far outlaws driven 510 of Virgil Baldwin driver of the enrollment 4500 an increase ard F Harding secretary said was claims were handled by the special students 11 institutes operated in into the desert which sweeps away largest in the group's history Mexican claims commission which cab reported to police at 1 30 enrollconnection with universities Dr Adam S Benmon assistant recently awarded them soma $1000-00- 0 p m Withrow had been riding to the horizon east of Huntington with him aans cash since 10 ment 3600 an increase of 500 stuto of the Utah Power far Into the bad lands of the San andthe president dents his A similar bill has been introduced a m when ha picked him up at discussed company Light Rafael swell where'BjMtiS rock recent eastern trip and reported a in the house of representatives his hotel Withrow was not booked Clubs for Students shapes loom out of the parched feeling of general pessimism among which would empower the federal at the police station however The department also operates middle western businessmen but government to advance the amount and the anxloua cab driver faced earth into the sky Deseret clubs providing religious said there was no need for general of claims awarded the L D S colo- the alternative of pawning the “before A story of the wild west and recreational training for stualarm nists and others adjudicated by the former private’s personal effects was dramathe turn of the century to collect the fare or of paying dents at Stanford university Palo was commission Van Cott Jr president Ray special oneof a tized Wednesday night in it himself Alto CaL Los Angeles junior colB in the of and J charge meeting series of empire buildings radio Arnovitz H T HarFearing a further costly wait1 and W lege University of California Los Covey broadcasts sponsored by The Salt at the police station the hapless in charge of arrange- Presents Petition were Ross Angeles branch and the University vey Lake Tribune and Telegram driver finally bundled his unof Southern California ments A petition from John Landa own- wanted passenger into the cab New institutes were constructed Speaks er of tha Hogan hotel 126 South and drove away to the company during the year near the University Ross Leonardrone of the" young- Will Give Readings First West street Tuesday sought office No cash collections were Arizona of Arizona at Tucson est men ever elected Imayor in Utah Mrs Cleone Montgomery and a limited parking area in front of reported Teachers’ college at Flagstaff and was Miss Helen Gardner will read stories the building for passenger loading appeared on the broadcast He Dixie college at St George chosen mayor in 1935 when he was to members of the Barnacles club and unloading It was referred to New seminaries were built at suc25 years old Lavar Gunderson Pleads Not Guilty g Thursday at 8 p m in the Art Barn the public safety department Idaho Falls Blackfoot Grace ceeded him in 1937 and Malad Idaho Overton Mr Leonard explained that HuntGuy Cappucclo pleaded not guilty Bicknell Vernal Price Nev when arraigned before City Judge was named William after ington Gran tsvllle Tooele (addition) SpanM J Bronson Wednesday on a Huntington a trapper The first ish Fork Union Hyrum (addition) came Huntsettlers to charge of keeping alcoholic beverpermanent and Ogden (Weber high echool) ages on January 3 at 66 North Third ington in 1887 when Leander Trial was set for West street Lemon William Gentry and others cattle into the April 26 from brought valley Sales Plan Parley Salt Lake City The next group G A Saltern vice president la were drifting homeseekers hunting Trio Arrested on Thirteenth East Mutual the Ross Leonard charge of agencies for Former Hunt- farming lands Life Insurance company of New In 1890 Brigham Young called Street Fail to Appear York will be in the company of- ington mayor appears on radio families from the Sanpete valley fices in the Walker Bank building program to colonize Castle valley Most of all day Thursday for a sales conthem came from Fountain Green Cases of seven alleged speeders one of them a juvenile were ference with approximately fifty Clem S Schramm ’local represenProblem heard Water during Wednesday’s session of city police court tative Utah Nevada in Idaho and announced Wednesday agents Three of the seven forfeited $25 bail bond jather than appear The problem of building canals to get water to the and soil was in court They were Lynn R Fairbanks 50 of 1238 Roosevelt avenue the first to confront the pioneers The early immigrants lived in dug-ou- Herman Petty 18 of 1455 Uintah circlip ahd Kenneth E Smith 36 and caves in the river bank of 446 Douglas street All three were arrested on Thir- drunken driving operating a car They conducted school and religious teenth East street Fairbanks was with faulty brakes and ignoring a services in a roughly constructed 50 miles with driving charged blower per stop sign requested a trial to Seventh South The request was granted jury and date With Huntington's first pros- hour from "Sixth 8 streets a with speed set for April 21 He was arrested April Petty perity came outlaws and cattle rustlers who used the inaccessible of 50 miles per hour from Seven- after he assertedly drove his car Twenty-firto teenth streets South erratically on Ninth South street gorges of the San Rafael swell for hideouts Among these early ma- April 10 and Smith 45 miles per from Ninth to Thirteenth East to hour Seventh East from Ninth streets April 3 rauders was Butch Cassidy who streets April 7 terrorized tho pioneers of 1890 Pays Two Fines 26 adAllan of Granger Turpin Sometimes they robbed the citizens mitted driving his automobile 52 Paul Pearson 18 of 841 Tenth and shot up the town hour on North Tempi East street Involved in a specFinally posses becoming larger miles per from Ninth to Sixth West tacular five-caccident Tuesday and stronger as the outlaws grew street worse were able to wipe out the streets March 26 and was fined $25 admitted reckless driving and operArchie 17 Melezarck bf 259)4 “7 ating an automobile without a rustlers or chase them out Into the Fifth East street was released to driver’s license and paid fines of desert f&tness the juvenile court after he was are $25 and $5 respectively Consider-abl- e these rested for speeding early WednesThriving Town damage was dona to all five at Thirteenth East street and day ears to according police reporta Huntington now contains S73 Carl Peterson 39 of Riverton families with a population of 1350 Ninth South streets charged with failure to yield right A large number of civic improve- Wins Acquittal ments have been made during the J J Bodine of 4300 Seventh East of way to another vehicle forfeited ball bond iiMeourt He reportpast several years with the aid of street was acquitted of a charge $15 edly was involved in a minor accithe federal government of driving 47 miles per hour on Sec- dent March 29 at Seventeenth South ond West- - street from Eighth to and West Temple streets MILLER FLOWERS INC Fourth South streets April 12 Trial of Stephen J Moloney 45 Scientist to Speak 10 East Broedwey Wei 3030 Axel Nelson 1195 West Third of 238 West Third South street Dr Robert R Williams noted as South Street who was to have with drunken driving was charged HUDDART FLORAL CO the scientist who worked out the Wednesday for al- continued until April 27 He was Weieteh 1948 5$ South Mein chemistry of vitamins and responsi- legedly driving his car between 50 involved in an accident March 28 ble for the isolation of vitamin “B” and 55 miles per hour on State when ha allegedly ran his automowill discuss the ‘‘General Role of street from Seventeenth to Twenty-fir- bile into another driven by Clifford EVANS FLORAL CO Thiamim in Living Things” Friday Weieteh 941 South streets February 26 was Larsen 19 drive J59 Shuth Mein Springview at 8 p m in the chemistry lecture given until April 20 before sentence Warrant Issued room of the physics building on the will be imposed SALT LAKE FLORAL CO Dick Hancock 42 charged with 1910 So Stete Hylend Mlt Two men charged with Tunning University of Utah campus red lights forfeited $10 bonds They NEWHOUSE BOUQUET were Dugal Young 31 of 432 Third Ntwhouie Hotel ’"JVeieteh 7554 East street and H R Weston 48 of Logan Similiarly charged Ray FLORIST ERNEST UMBOURNE Frederickson 19 of 949 Yale ave47 So Mein Weieteh 1514 nue denied the count and will be tried April 18 HVLAND FLORAL A bench warrant was issued of the pool is "warped twisted against J R Martin 40 of Buena “While city commissioners Wed3700 Highlend Dr Hylend 8850 -Tho Telegram scores egein— bringing a new serial story a dangerous condition” Vista who failed to appear on you nesday threatened to close a local andSheinwas notified to make COLONIAL FLOWER HOUSE ' charges he made an improper right pulsating with life a? it really exists swimming pool unless building under threat of turn against a red lights 170 Eeit 9th So Hylend 8191 and IIIvespf “Fate tangled and untangled the heart-affairhazards are eliminated thestate closing the reaort until the place Charles R Sullivan 60 of St and all and Hatred a NEFF 'FLORAL CO baby eight people jealousy deception public health department- issued is "made safe" George and Glen Thomas 34 of ‘ Meanwhile Lynn M Thatcher —— new warnings to 62 other pool 2742 Eleventh East street appeared 532 So 12th Eeit - Hyland 7234 — 'conspired to thwart their happiness director of public health engifor failure to observe stop signs operators to obtain health perHow tho Goddess of Chance solves their problems makes mits GRAY FLORAL CO' neering and sanitation for tha Sullivan admitted guilt and paid - Phyllis Moore Gallagher's latest work a heart throbbing dra-- L 1145 So 7th belt Hylend 8421 City commissioners Wednesday state board of health Issued a $10 fine Thomas denied the charge matic story—ono not to bo missed) 9 approved and filed a notice issued new warning to pool operators to and will be tried April 14 ACACIA FLORAL SHOP by William J Goodwin chief obtain permits before the end of 1953 So 13th Eeit May building inspector ordering elimHylend 5434 ‘"Formal notice sent 75 known ination of "hazards" at Bee' In stubborn Even STADIUM GARDENS CO operators in the state March 30f HotiSprJngs 2321 Beck street on 1320 Eeit Sth So pain oL closing the pool to the hut resulted in only 13 applicaHylend iOS tions for permits” Thatcher said public skin Is in — The I Waa zcnlTo" Mr 77 ""Early application is necessary The 8r Begins JvtandayApril eased by soothing James Breen of 819 East South to allow inspection and opporTemple street owner of the pool tunity to act on recommendations time of openIt iaid that "the entire roof struc- before thfc regular ' ture” which shelters th east end ing” R Of Gun-Throwin- s Ex-May- or Rex-bur- Court Hars Seven Speeding Cases Three Forfeit Bonds S Banquet Heralds Celebration Of Day Pan-America- ii Leaders Gather lo Honor IVcighbor Nalions Programs Slated in Schools Today A banquet Wednesday night heralded observance of day in Salt Lake City Thursday The dinner meeting was held at the Alta club under auspices of the club and the trade committee It preceded varied exercises and programs tp be presented in schools president of the clyb here In honor of the day Thursday presidedTand read ia brief message Mrs Burton W Musser presDr Franklin S Harris president fron ident who is in Oklahoma City of Brigham Young university de- Okla at present stopping there on livered the main address at the a tour she is making in the interest of better relations banquet as he reviewed activities in “Contemporary Mexico” Recent appropriations of foreign oil lands byi ths Mexican government hem both good and bad features he said Its favorable result will be “to Lieutenant Colonel Maxim S unify the Mexican people and bring Mexico back to Mexicans after cen- Lough executive officer of the turies of exploitation by foreigners” Thirty-eight- h Infantry ai Fort Dr Harris pointed out Douglas will return to tha local On the other hand the action will post" Thursday deprive Mexico of $400000000 worth He is to be" accompanied by a of foreign capital of which it is in sister Mrs William R Morris of very much need he said Dr Harris declared great strides Fargo N D have been made there in recent Lieutenant Colonel Lough bad years in education agriculture and been In Washington to attend final sanitation Other speakers at the gathering rites for his wife Mrs Gladys included Edgar H Whitney assist- Guthrie Lough who died her April ant superintendent of schools Port- 5 Her body was interred la Arland Ore who was a special guest lington National cemetery Colonel W S ITulton commander George W Snyder chairman of the trade committee and of the Thirty-eight- h Infantry who Elizondo local Mexican is in the Walter Reed general bos- Enrique L consul pital Washington D C is reportDr Frederic W Ganzert vice ed in improved condition Pan-Americ- an Pan-Americ- an Officer Will Return To Post Today J SAY IT WITH fninie IPcojple ts Spotted on the Wheel of IPate Dfad ON EASTER st ar Order from DEPENDABLE Florists st of-?- 83 lv City Warns Owner of Plunge To Repair Building Ilazard “ Thefflan 5lie I UJom Sail Lake TeOegrasii FfFMA‘"5th“r 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