Show ' ( THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE "THURSDAY MORNING Offenses Cost Graiid Canyon View Vies for Camera Prise i Four Utah Autoists $20 m i Fines in Two Other Cases Suspended Pair Get Trial Dates JULY 23 1938 Army Orders Murray Keeps Government Dry Regime Costs Within 1938 Budget Ban Placed on Post Liquor Sales Temperance orders were issued to all soldiers in the Ninth corps area Wednesday by Major General Albert J Bowley corps area eon)-mande- V Eight Salt Lake1 City motorist who allegedly violated major city traffic ordinances appeared in hut left only $20 In fines and forfeitures Included were: Speeding— Mervin E Richards ( Orders banned sale of liquor at army posts In 'Utah California 1 court-Wednesd- Idaho MonOregon Washington tana Wyoming and Nevada states comprising the area The ban will be placed on sales on August 1 The order will permit keeping liquor in lockers or quarters but bans public sale of alcoholic beverages at all army posts Ban on liquor on the Fort Douglas military reservation was superfluous said Colonel Walter S Fulton Thirty-eight- h infantry commander since enlisted men have never been allowed to use liquor at the post and no beverage higher than beer in alcoholic content has ever been sold there Officers may keep liquor in their quarters and may drink alcoholic beverages at the officers’ club he said -- of Magna 52 miles per Jiour South Thirteenth to Twenty-firs- t atreets on West Temple street July 18 fined $5 MA Lee of Farmington 45 pnijes per hour Fourth to Second North streets on Second West street July 26 no driver’s license plea on both counts continued by Judge Albert H Ellett 21 until Thursday Ignoring Stop Signs— Clarence L Larson 31 of 728 East Fifth South atreet violation at Thirteenth South end Mam streets July 26 trial Thursday Zella F Cannon of 1317 “Mother Nature’s Classroom” is the title of this picture enSeventh South street Fifth South tered in The Tribune-Telegraamateur snapshot contest by and Ninth East streets '“'July 25 S Dean Green of Salt Lake City It was taken in Grand Canfined $5 suspended yon national park Ignoring Traffic Lighfs—Doran King 25 of Torrey violation at Fourth South and Third East streets July 26 fined $5 Ralph W Dyer 37 of 470 Coatsville avenue Fifth East and Seventeenth South streets July26 fined $5 A Failing to afield Right of Way — Fred Keller 18) of 640 Navajo Street August 7 Marks Deadline for Submission in minor collision July 16 at1658 South Redwoocl road no injuries Of Pictures in Snapshot Competition also driving without driver's license fined $25 on first suspended Less than two weeks remain for intermountain empire amateur charge latter count dismissed Failure to Yield Right of Way to Tribune-Telegraamateur snapshot a Fire Truck— John Hallman 47 of photographers to enter The 414 University street violation at contest First South and Third East streets Augist 7 is the final date pictures July 26 forfeited $5 will be accepted for entry in the local competition or for consideraTraffic Cases Heard tion in the national $10000 awards contest In Justice Courts On Sunday The Sunday Tribune Utah State Farm Bureau federaCases heard in justice of the will feature a full page of piction delegates to the annual conpeace courts of Salt Lake county tures entered in the contest as well of the National Farm Buvention included: Wednesday as the weekly prize winners federation reau in New Orleans next Murof T H Before Matthews The picture page will be found be chosen at a meetray— R C Carlisle of 507 Ninth in the magazine section while the December will East street Salt Lake City fined prize winners as usual will be ing of "state farm bureau Cleaders HolAugust 6 at Lagoon Ward arrested In shown in Section D $10 for being drunk brook state president said WednesconMurray July 24 by Hennjng Anof the Following conclusion derson Murray police officer test August 7 four pictures will be dayAsked to attend are directors of Before Fred Lindbeck of North chosen from the thousands entered bureaus and cooperaMurray— Ross Ekins who gave his during the 11 weeks of competition county farm and officers of tive organizations senas Lake Salt address City These four winners winners in the home and section community two serve tenced to pay $6 and days classes A B C and D as listed in About 75 are expected in the county jail for an admitted previous issues of The Tribune will R D Flaherty regional director speeding chargp arrested July 21 by bring a $25 award each to their of the farm bureau will discuss acAlentrant and will be sent in as pos- tivities of the organization in westGeorge Nielson deputy sheriff bert Capson of 2201 East Thirty-thir- d sible winners of as high as $1500 ern states Tracy R Welling state South street found guilty by for a single picture in the national secretary announced a jury of assault and battery sen- competition tenced to 10 days in county jail susQuality of pictures entered is impended on good behavior Valoren portant and amateurs during the Capson named as a codefendant final stages of the contest should acquitted Charges brought JunA 1 take particular care to watch comby Thomas L Irvine position of their photos and attempt Warrants of arrest issued for Rob- to reach high stages of photographic Bears baited by toothsome tidbits n ert Hadlock of 235 East Downing-to- excellence are causing more trouble in Yellowavenue and Edgar Bigle of 175 stone National’ park this year than North Main street both of Salt ever before Charles F Pfeiffer Lake City for failing to appear to Scout Camp Leader leader of a group of 15 members of answer charges of operating an authe Wasatch Mountain club relicense driver’s a tomobile without Will Arrive Soon visit to the turned from a three-da- y Dean Witt of Draper and James said Wednesnational playground Diakeford of 446 South Third East Mrs E L Shaw of Boston direc- day street Salt Lake City to appear tor of ’ the Girl Rangers informed the party 45 Saturday to answer speeding Scout camp August 10 to 31 at persons have been treated irj park charges Witt is charged with Camp Cloud Rim near Park City is hospitals this season for injuries speeding 50 miles an hour m a expected to arrive here August 4 suffered when they attempted to rone July 26 at Ninth East to make arrangements It was feed the bears South streets learned here Wednesday and Thirty-fourt- h 3 Approximately 60 girls representHighway Patrolman Dan Beckstead arresting officer Drakeford arrest- ing all sections of the country will Honor Tea Planned ed by Patrolman P L Dow July 22 attend the camp ' Joint Reunion Slated MURRAY— Murray’s municipal government finished the first six months of 1938 with more than $92000 of $171181? appropriated for the year’s budget still available Expenditures for the half year amount to $78255 according to a repor-- t completed Wednesday by R R Rasmussen city recorder costs and health departments 0 ing Receipts to dikte totaling 07 lack about $5000 of reaching and only $2549 of the $6194 allotted the halfway mark of the original for relief projects has been spent Expenditures Were listed as folestimate However of the $75000 lows: Salanes and city officials of the electric estimated receipts $3120 city hall malntenahce $81086 light department $38 333 81 already police and prison $3386 71 fire dehas been received leaving a balance partment $2429 86 city court of $36 666 yet to be realized by the $24190 health department $93810 roads and bridges $3405 59 street department lighting $3276 11 waterworks Only $7226 78 of an estimated $43 maintenance $266 sundry operating 000 in general property taxps has costs $3018 36 electric light department $35 649 12 dog taxes $145 05 been collected the report shows bond interest and sinking fund Fines and forfeitures have fallen $4550 relief projects $2549 41 and below the estimate with only $908 capital expenditures including propout of $2500 collected for the first erty additions special assessments and bonds redeemed $666 98 six months Receipts include General propThe city fire department street erty taxes $7226 78 glectric light waterworks maintenance collections $38 333 81 waterworks lighting 23 collections $9083 cemetery coland pumic library have used skghtly lections $3229 94 licenses cily more than half their allotted budget $4731 82 fines and forfeitures $908 ' Electric light maintenance hits dog taxes $142 permits $68 75 wa$445 the halfway mark Savings were ter connections sundries noted in the roads and bridges city $3420 special assessments $2617 05 park maintenance sundry operat motor vehicle registration $3407 95 $80-46- -- Salt Lake-Par- k City Group to Meet 4 The annual reception of the Salt City aseocatlon will be held the afternoon of August in Liberty park it was announced Nimmo Wednesday by William member of the committee in change of the event There will be no program and the affair will be confined to a luncheon and social for residents and former residents of Park City according to Mr Nimmo Last year about 600 persons attended Dr Lawrence C Snow is association president and J F Flanagan J William Stoner and W D Sutton are assisting Mr Nimmo with arrangements for the reunion Lake-Par- k Seek Parade Permit A parade petition of the Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paperhangers of America local No 77 was granted Wednesday by the The organization city commission plans to parade through the busi- ness district August 6 before goinf to Parleys canyon for a picnic m v'v Photo Contest Nears Finish Tribune to Publish Entries DlIPLEIVS oil"’ m “The Surprise Fur Store of Utah” Farmers Will Pick Envoys The Smartest Fur Salon in the West A shop modem in appointments and replete with every DEVOTshopping convenience ED EXCLUSIVELY TO FURS! 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Av $79 value— In all (dyed coney) Inpln Dupler’s are the acknowledged leaders in the Fur industry —let Dupler’s prove that Better Furs can be had at prices far lower than you ever dreamed possible jq AUn colors t SANDY— A silver tea in honor of all mothers of Sandy First ward whose sons and daughters have served on L D S missions for one year will be held at Glacio park Tuesday August 9 by the ward Relief society Mrs J W Thompson announced Wednesday counselor "A program is being prepared by class leaders of the organization under the direction of Mrs Peter $265 value — Tropical Beal $325 value— $169 $450 value— R u s 1 a n Caracul Silver Fox Collar ftftQQ AJjj f $110 value — Northern Seal Swag- - kU ger 4s Princess styles (dyed coney) $149 value— Muskrat silver black Hudson IjeUu or $149 value — American Broadtail grey or brown (proc- ess Lamb) $165 value — $225 value— Beal (dyed value— value— $575 value— $625 valu- e- $325 value — $199 Jap Mink $395 value — $269 Rueelan $450 value or dyed OU J Jap Weasel Seal (dyed Muskrat) $225 04 $385 I 1 Sllvertone or Mink A ' T Muskrats $550 An ft VKU natural U Fitch Genuine U b Govt Alaska Beal In black or safari value— value— $275 ftlftn A “ J Hudson P 1 7Q $550 Persian Lamb 07Q I “IWn Caracul Hollander $179 Muskrat) 1 MORNING DLU'LEK'S D For Missionaries THIS chandising and fur fame The Triumphant Event of the Year le BEGINNING After extensive searching throughout the lead Ing fur market! of the world IHIPLER’g now offer you Precious Fur Coats magnificent full-fur-at senna quality pelts tionally low prices Because of our vast buying power as the West’s largest Furriers we are creaable to offer you these Parls-lnsplrtions at a fraction of their actual worth! No greater values ever have been offered In all the glorious 33 years of DUPLER’S rise to undisputed superiority In the world of fur mer- It’s the Talk of Salt Lake City I QQ JJ Slher value — Fox Chubbles J $279 Cocop Ermine COQQ VUtl $2QQ ywuv CQQQ ywdu Kolinsky $1350 valu-eEastern Mink M OQ ifltv CQQQ yllJJ Other Eastern Mlhks— $299 $1299 to $4999 Hansen president (US(Scmnwm(Ls OF OUR ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK OF BETTER SHOES- -' for women for men Better shoes of Hunter Thompson standard at savings that spell a golden opportunity! But 'please shop early assortments! are broket size ranges Incomplete and quantities limited! BETTER 450 pates kid and SHOES FOR WOMEN In white 350 fabrics pairs erey In ALL SALES white Hold Outing SANDY— The Kitchen Queens girls’ club of Sandy will participate m an outing Thursday afternoon under the direction of Miss Arlene McKean leader The party will leave Sandy at 2 p m for a swimming party at Midvale pool Later they will journey to Liberty park for dinner and games All Furs disvalue — We chose the skins with meticulous cere to nuke this $110 City Replaces Skylight Broken by Detective The city will pay $2 94 to replace a skylight at the Herbert hotel 426 South State street the commission decided Wednesday The glass was broken on July ji Record H K when Detective stepped through the skylight while on a search for narcotics played are advance 1939 young exquisite swagger of blocked Lapin (dyed Coney) Black grey or brown If You Don’t Know Furs— Know Your styles — a New 169 Furrier Store — means new fresh stockl var-rle-ty 1524 vtlu — Th very ioest Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat) Made of A Hollander skins Originally up 10 00 Sale at grey calf and Originally to J 50 2tki Peacock Club Will buck blue kid and fabrics A large of styles BETTER buck pairs True-Pol- white buck luggage tan blue' kid High and low Heels drear and sportu wear Originally up to 7 85 100 v ’ Sandy-4-- H SHOES FOR MEN pairs men’s white calf and elk leather shoes 275 150 buck buck shoes Originally to ti' 7 50 pairs men’s white and tan calf Originally to at 395 FINAL — STORE 493 AIR-COOLE- D Exclusive Furriers Cuticura helps clear up externally caused purples blackheads rashes Alldruggists ForFKbii sample v rite to Cuticura Dept 99 Malden Mass CUTICUHA -- ii:rTT7 to the Gentlewoman for Over Three Generations beautifully de ve loped into Your Fur Coat Stored Free In ur frigid torage SHOP IM 137-13- 9 So Main St eu-- curl pure silk vault anti wanted $179 COMFORT mm $65v value Very 6a tight Black hftisa m ImlymiuinfhttbouB 9 a ntteouoo-cbpetting treatment of collar and cuffs Truly megwheem coat1 $399 Vr 4 S kVv P SSWVWe |