Show '7 THE SALT LAKE TRIBUKErMONDAYMORNTNGrNOVEMBER 22 Don’t Wag er Finds Arctic Air Above On Election It’s Unlawful S- - Injure Five in Two Cures For Rail Ills Girl Scouts greet Chinese youth delegation Left to right Peng Martha Selby Feral Hunt and Miss Lo-sh- City County Yang an Hui-mi- n The young heroes of the Sino-Japane- se " war addressed a meeting here Suudaynight Pcdcsfrian 75 Struck Down Also Ban Hauling Voters Asks Uniform Regulation Federal Loans At Intersection i if you want to renjain strictly Within the law don't bet on the election next Tuesday or haul anyone to the polls except members of the family or a close friend per William M Jeffers president of the Union Pacific railroad declared Sunday the nation could eliminate most of the vexing "railroad two great pieces of legis- Five Salt Lakers were injured In a series of automobile accidents in the city and county late Saturday night and Sunday Most seriously hurt was Peter S Peterson 75 of 334 Emory street who suffered head and shoulder injuries and shock in an autopedestrian accident at Second South and West Temple streets at 12:40 a m Sunday Treated first at police emergency hospital Mr Peterson was re ported in fair condition at Salt Lake general hospital Sunday night According to Traffic Investigators F C Sanford and E H Christensen the aged man was struck by a car driven by Homar Gortat 18 of 809'i Washington street as Gortht attempted to make a left turn from Second South into West Temple street Gortat was booked for failure-tyield the right of way to a pedestrian Falls sleep ' haps ' These are just two of the many bans in Utah's corrupt practices act which if strictly observed would make the state’s rnmpaighing anJ i Of purity Here are a few of the provisions of the act exclusive of the many sections dealing with the collection and expenditure of campaign funds voUirr-Irfflode- If a candidate makes a wager or furnishes the funds for a wager on the outcome of the election he is guilty of a felony and disqualified for the offire he eoeks even if he wins by a landslide If an ordinary voter bets on the Outcome he is guilty of a misdemeanor and his right to vote can be challenged at the polls No person committee or organ!- ration can convey or share the expense of conveying voters to the — polls- - Committees of wo-or more parties however may jointly provide conveyances for the sick disabled aged or- - infirm voters provided no banners or party workers — — are on the conveyances — The act does not prevent mem-- bers of the same family from riding to the polls in the same car to two or more unrelated voters from providing joint transportation for themselves by mutual agreement and at their own expense Youth of Eastern and Western Worlds Meet Jeffers Lists L Cars Utah Statutes 7 19387 prob-lem”'w- lation First he said congress must place under regulation competing forms of transportation particularly trucks Second money must be made available for railroad borrowing on reasonable terms ‘‘Then’’ he said "the' railroads would be back in the market with orders for rails ties cars engines and building materials and business would start moving" The U P president outlined his proposals in an interview here following his arrival from southern Utah for a dinner in Ogden Monday night He is to be principal speaker at a "railroad forum" there sponsored by the chamber of commerce While discussing what ought to be done Mr Jeffers expressed conviction that it would be done — and during the 1939 session of congress Cites Parley "When railroad executives labor representatives and the government will sit down in harmony as they proappear to be doing now gressive and helpful program is bound to emerge" he declared Mr Jeffers said he believes in government regulation of transportation but feels It shoilld be applied fairly to all types of car- Leslie H Rowberry 30 of 120 West Seventh South street was at St Mark’s hospital receiving treatment for lacerations about the Jace head and hands suffered when he lost control of his car early Sunday morning and struck a concrete abutment in the 4300 block on South State street Mr reportedly told cruise i his off among sheriff'sRowberry nightly op George Frank prepares to take officers he fell asleep at the stars to’ secure weather data for the weather bureau the wheel Three persons were injured in a riers two-ca- r accident near midnight 'There is a place for trucks in Saturday at Second West and South the picture" he said “but they1 They were Miss Temple streets should be regulated as the railroads Vivian Lee 20 of 1160 Sunnyside are As' it is now governments It is illegal to pay anyone for avenue lacerations Mrs Gladice build highways for the trucks flya loss suffered through attend38 street 218 Sixth of East Rogers ance at the polls but it la on the ing fields for the transport planes shock and lacerations and John R other hand a violation of the and waterways for water competitionKnowles 41 of 740 East Third -then act tor any employer to made a they look to the railroads South street lacerations deduction from the wages or salfor taxes to pay the bills It just ' Driver Rooked doesn’t make sense” ary of an employe because of The emtime lost in voting After giving railroads an even Plane L Instruments Lee on Traffic Harris for Investigators Reception break by this means the governploye can demand two hours for and T W Southworth said Rogers ment must make loans available voting provided he has made Knowles driving west on South Record Data At Provo Tonight to the distressed roads he conprevious application but the em-collided with a street Temple 4 tinued adding that his own road pioyer has the privilege of fixing RobFliers machine driven Used Other northbound by Thomas Rallies Set by is not one of those in serious need ' the time ert Pelton 20 of 848 East Sixth street South Absent From Market The only persons (aside from Into temperatures of 52 Miss Lee was a passenger in 'lection officials) who can legally The 1938 senatorial campaign will degrees frigid Business will never get on its below the with freezing rode Mrs Pclton’s car and Rogers Lectures Here Result in Resolution Asking be paid for goinfc to the polls and end Monday night with both can- man in the moon and the stars his feet again until the railroads are Knowles Knowles was booked with — ri D Thomas are Elbert there Senator didates challengers remaining back in the buying market If George Frank for reckless driving companions on Munitions for Japan and watchers Democrat and Dr Franklin S Har- only Embargo the roads his yellow biplane 12000 feet money were available 21 of 571 Leaders piloted Miss Norma Kooyman — Campaign their to in order proris Republican If ti candidate concentrating would be in the market And if the above Salt Lake City early Monday East Twenty-firSouth street was mote his election promises to ap- final fire on the voters of Utah in quest of weather data government can spend on make-wor- k Wait of morning Start even from to not surrender the China will injuries recovering aggressor” reported “Japanese point or aid in securing the ap- county home county of Dr Harris The flight was the regular suffered in an projects’ it should be able to accia some of her most important cities have fallen Republicans plan a "community “weather hop" for the Salt Lake pointment of another person to lend to the railroads where it has Twenty-sevent- h though at dent night Saturday Appeal Wednesday public or private position of honor reception" in Provo Monday night station of the United States some chance of getting it back” South and State streets Applause from am audience that filled the First Methodist or emolument he li guilty of a vio- to welcomb Dr Harris back to the he explained bureau of fracture She a has n compound lation -- He - said the railroads - had for church to near capacity greeted this declaration by district where he will cast his vote At exactly 1:30 a m each mornPeng As high school boy and glrlstu cuts and arm the bruises right Believe it or not a candidate is next day Democratic state and been a principal buyer of all a wolf at lone of address the an in the years Chinese night meeting Sunday airways ing youth delegate cause of -dents Sunday pleaded the — In violation of- the-la- w if— he has — — candidates plan— to taxis the J-- 5 TSagle Rock biplane Motorist Arrested — congressional kinds- - of heavy-gooincluding of a sponsoring committee of 50 the held under the from Chest church contributed to “any religious chari- hold rallies in Spanish Fork Pay-so- n from the auspices Community lumber and building masteel Service 843 FJying of 45 Thompson Angelus Kachopoulis Hui-mitable or other cause or organizan American Fork and Pleasant When the roads stopped pulpits in observance of Commun- terials across the runway to the South Main street remained in Mr Peng and Miss Yang tion supposed to be primarily or Grove aS well as Provo with Sen- hangar Chest " day campaign leaders buying the market lost its buoyadministration building at the Salt poor condition at St Mark’shos-pita- l both war workers until less than ity the good” for public ator Thomas as principal speaker Lake airport principally If money were now availwaits until an He was injured in an accident three months ago stirred their drafted final plans for opening the ancy able the railroads would begin at during the time he was a candidate Salt Lake Rallies is placed inside yednesday near Magna aerometeorgrph And election intensive any appeal drive Wednesday once spending millions of dollars for nomination or what he terms the "bird cage" on Archie L Richins 40 of 269 East large audience to frequent applause person who solicited a contribution for every type of equipment he Although deserted by the leading the fight wing of his ship then be- Third South street was arrested on by their descriptions of conditions night outlikewise from a candidate is nominees Salt Lake county will be contended his solo flight chosen in their their students for and Twenty an gins after drunken happenings driving charge side the law the scene of wind-u- p rallies by both “Of course there is a lot of railautomobile he was driving struck land Three and possibly four district oratorical ability carried the chest road mileage that Public or private corporations are parties— the Republicans at county Records Temperatures should at of machine the rear another of sentiment judges will work Monday on the menage as represented in the’ so- be discontinued” probably not permitted to contribute to cam- headquarters 324 South Main street The expressions he continued As he soars upward and upward Second South and Sixth East streets and of criminalof dissolution calendar on Rainbow the 21 congested cial at and the Democrats' welfare work of pain paigns affiliated “Even in the west there is some into the silent space above the field m Mrs H J culminated in the unanimous adopat 6:18 a fine of from $500 to $10000 Randevu 41 East Fifth South street small arms on the weather ap- Sunday 21 of 68 pSixth East street tion of a resolution calling upon Third district court agencies to thousandsof church- that will likely never pay again Adams M to Herbert In addition Judge But those two measures would go Speakers at the reception for Dr Any person who knowingly Harris at the First L D S ward paratus record temperature pres- was driving the other car No one the Utah congressional delegation Schiller’ regularly assigned to the goers at Sunday school morning most of the way to solving the was injured police said" makes or publishes a false states amusement hall in Provo will be sure and relative humidity G Allen L D division criminal S services anu movement to support a Judges looking evening problem" Other pilots may wait for more ment in relation to a Candidate or Allan D Johnson Clarence E Baker and Thurman Catholic and Protestant churches representing toward the placing of an embargo A H ‘Respect Contracts’ proposed constitutional amend-- " business men Ree"d Clegg young favorable conditions until they take Hougaard of Manti are ex- alike celebrated the to the air but Pilot Frank must on the shipment of war materials day with spemend for the purpose of influ- voters Mrs L H Holbrook to at least of spend wompected part Mr Jeffers highly commended fly his lonely run in snow and rain from the United States to Japan encing the vote is guilty of a en T M Anderson agriculture to tha day on criminal cases If suf- cial appeals urging subscriptions to the procedure for inforweather secure settling railroad necessary violation ficient prosecutors are not ayail the chest campaign fund labor disputes and proposed it as a and Wilfprd Hall labor Dr Har- mation Every pilot who flies ’Just Beginning’ able one of the judges will be reelection-ev- e an will follow with ris AH Join in Appeal pattern for establishing similar The general election laws makes k through the intermountain region our lieved “General Chiang ' summary of campaign Issues is dependent upon the data brought procedures in every industry by It Illegal: TuesThe be' recessed court "The chest will but yill not will leader campaign H speakers' both state and national Folland from the skies each night by the quit great governTo electioneer within 100 feet of Chief Justice William chilefOn election clinics for the bureau day Wednesday day Four ’deeply preschool appreciates of the supreme court nominee for weather flier ments He also recommended that continue the fight against Japanese a polling place McDonI schools in school enter students of the will forts dren who Roger Presiding Judge high city Dean FBrayton labor unions in other industries The flier iound the temperature For an election offiqer or watcher reelection and candidate be aggression until the final victor ough is expected back from vaca- furthering the cause of humanity" are" to at 16500 feet— recordings are made during 1938 1939 and 1940 will pattern their conduct after the well to reveal how any person voted or congressional “Ha Mr declared is to bench tion won” the full Theodore Peng Rev said G the bringing Lilley organized and disciplined railroad Monday supervised at elevations above sea level— was heldDrbeginning to communicate to another an opin- sjleak briefly at the Republican is nahere unified the bureaii “It isa brotherhoods “which chairman of Samuel G Paul school health will fight on under a strength Judge- Hougaard meeting in Sait Lake county at JO degrees below zero Monday by respect their ion as to how he voted Physical examinations are tion and with A stable government in exchange with Judge Oscar W highly encouraging sign to find our contracts” For a voter to show his marked which party nominees workers and morning or 52 degrees below freez- director McConkie in the south so in the children interested made givbetween of npw sitting agfes young people will officials of Mr Jeffers ths county gather ing to make a new democ- ern Utah district planned to leave for ballot to anyone else of 2 and 5 and advice given on China seeks ' ing their less fortunate fellow youth at 6:45 p m The For anyone to ask another to WUl Accompany Thomas We may have retreated but Week are the ‘break’ so aptly illustrated in Ogden Monday set trials this care fop Too In Cold Among Summer racy and clothing general feeding is dinner scheduled at 7:30 p m how how he voted J N those Smith of of 10 a m we are 1063Vj Pratt to held at for be Clinics the Thanks will of Campaign slogan fight” Robinson W in the Hotel Ben Lomond just beginning with For a voter to place any mark Representative J Average at the high altitude will South street is- the break’ ” reelection candidate drop to about 75 degrees below on the following dates: Monday— Miss Yang in a dramatic address East Twenty-firLeRoy B Young chamber of comon his ballot by which it can be Democratic check without a sufficient arid school Riverside Sixth South suing and Roger I McDonough merce president in charge About delivered in her own language and party freezing within a month or so he identified Nears Quota Eighth West streets: November 14 punctuated with ’impressive ges- funds Helmut Thun battery Da Army 200 persons are expected to particiFor any voter to Carry a ballot nominee to the supreme court are said Even during warm summer —Emerson vid Denver of Russell and school 1337 McClelland received the burglary Reports day during in the forum discussion of local tures told through an interpreter Jose away from the polls during the expected to accompany Senator months the temperature droped to street November 21 CarrillO'OfCopperton forgery at Newhouse- hotel campaign'! head- pate Lafayette Dr I Thomas to Utah county her experiences 12 degrees below freezing at the problems affecting railroads inperiod of voting school State and North Temple quarters showed the fourteenth an cluding labor spokesmen city busiThe Salt Lake City rally spon- top altitude a Chinese guide and war For an officer or agent of streets November 28 — Whittier horrors visited girl niiaf appeal army nearing its full ness men and officials of the Union upon Chinese wom- Rock Hurlers Break corporation to influence or coerce sored by the JuniormiDemocratic Although he wears a warm flying school 1568 Third East street qhota of 1600 men and women solici- Pacific Denver & Rio Grande All coun- suit sheepskin lined boots helmet en and children an employe into voting or refrain- league starts at 9 p tWe never ceased being puzzled Window in S L Home tors all of whom will take the field Western Southern Pacific Western ing from voting dor any candidate' ty candidates are expected A dance and goggles heavy gloves and a Thursday morning in efforts to at- Pacific Salt Lake Sc Utah and as to why the Japanese killed our To vote twice under two names will follow the program leather mask Mr Frank thinks goal of $170000 civilians” said Miss Yang or at different polling places is of Republican state headquarters "the weather up there is still too "But( Police Sunday night were search- - tain the appeal Bamberger Electric railroads and campaign which the Ogden Union Railway and even our children are glad to do ing for two youths who threw a The seven-da- y course a felony and the specific also announced a battery of speak-fo- r c6ld" ' to is leastat one Is expected from bring their part Mor than 250000 of rock through a window at the resiMonday night meetings in Mr Frank attended the UniverDepot company punishment provided of the total sum required for to three years at hard labor in various' Utah towns as follows: sity of IJtah engineering school our youth are now in active service dence of J M Wirthlin 1856 East 21 affiliated agencies South street barely support of the the state prison Anyone who aids David J Wilson state chairman in became interested in flying at the at base hospitals in refugee camps Twenty-firinto chest coffers opens Wednesabets counsels or procures the Mt Pleasant Oscar W Carlson in Salt Lake port and won his comand wherever they can help” missing Mrs Wirthlin American Education week which commission of such a felony is sub--- Nephi J Quill Nebeker'in Wood- mercial license flying passengers Mrs Wirthlin said she was awak- day night with the annual kick-oSees Discrepancy - be -will— same ened observed the — Don to begins ruff former penalty Monday early Sunday by loud talking dinner Division and sectic' chairject for the’Thompson hangars Congressman B Colton in Roosevelt and Myton Salt Lake City with appropriate The Rev Jacob Trapp In' intro- and asshe looked out the window a men team captains and hundreds He married Miss Mildred Hawkes in Parent-Teachassociation meet- ducing the speakers as presiding rock came crashing through The of workers in the front line are C Jay Parkinson in Coalville Gay-le- n in 1936 and they now have a to attend the opening ap ings and "visiting days” on which chairman S Young In Spanish Fork and said ' Japan's actions boys drove away in an automobile S Suffering a punctured abdomen daughter Virginia peai meeting former Governor Charles R Mabey in a skiing accident Sunday in parents will be invitqd to visit the formed a "tremendous threat to Ahe said 3k classrooms in freedom and democracy and to Little ' Cottoonwood canyon Earl ’ Cedar City : Dr L John- Nuttall Jr city everything this country holds dear" Minor local political rallies'sched-uie- d Carriers lo Meet Crandall 16 son of Mr and Mrs ' Earl Crandall of 1715 Herbert Monday include a Democratic Utah star route mail carriers will schools superintendent will speak He further declared that the deReal Representing the Salt Lake avenue was reported in "fairly meeting at the Madison school' 2465 meet Thursday at 1 p 'm at the at a meeting of th'e Oquirrh school cision of the United States governEstate board five persons left by South State street at 7:30 p m Newhouse hotel at which time dele- P’-A at 3 p m Thursday His ment to bar shipments of war macondition at his home Sunday good" train Sunday afternoon to attend and Republican gatherings at the gates to the recent convention in topic "Holding Fast to Our Ideals terials to loyalist Spain while pernight the annual convention of the Na- Ladies’ Literary club 850 East South Denver will report J O Child of of Freedom" is one selected by mitting them to go to Japan beThe accident occurred about noon tional Association of Real Estate Temple street at’ 2 p m and at Price president of the Utah sec- the National Education association cause war had not been declared Sunday when young Crandall reboards at Milwaukee Wis Sessions 1863 Fourth East street at 7:30 p m tion announce Sunday- it would for discussion during the wpek the China Lake and predicted drop The youth of Salt between that country City portedly tripped and fell on a long will bg held Monday through Saturlow 20 before dawn” Other school associations wil could not he reconciled he was carrying to balance skater Sunday anJ waitthe on over have resoluSkies similar entire day" region himself Framers of the adopted guest speakers ice wasn’t were the But ed patiently Those leaving were F Orin Wood- clouds the and unmarred by topics tion said after the meeting that the He was treated at Salt Lake official forecast was fair and General hospital for a puncture bury a national director and Mm thought behind the action was that quite thick enough Richard F Harding Woodbury: the Japanese people are as much However the mercury continued warmer But early Monday the wound in the left side of the abHead victims of war as the Chinese and its downward trend Sunday night warmth had failed to materialize domen- and later discharged to his secretary of the Salt Lake Real Legion Auxiliary — Estate-boar- d -nd-MrsA sample of other intermoun-tal- n home Harding that in aiding the militarists and observers indicated the boys Raymond R Brady counsel for the Meet Returns through permitting the shipment of temperatures Sunday night from 18 board J Theodore Eiders and war materials the United States is- and girls wouldn't have long to follows: - Utah — Coalville Galvin W Rawlings state Dem- - will run between "35000 arjd Wendover 30 Delta 21f Tintic Woman Suffers Hurts g Mrs Harry Powell Jones oLSalt endangering its own future peace Floyd Spllsbury 000 votes4 wait David J and chairman John W Crofts president of the if Milford 32 and Enterprise ?1 Said Mr Wilson: "In Utah this Laker City department president of The visitors were greeeted on Meanwhile - farmers throughlocal board planned to leave with Wilson state Republican chair22 In Fall at Home their arrfvai by a sponsoring com- out the intermOuntaln west feared Idaho— Boise 28 Strevell as in the - whole United the American Legion auxiliary year ' Mri Crofts Monday" man were equally confident SunIdaho Falls' 19 Sand Pocatello 23 States the trend Is unmistakably Sunday after representing mittee delegation and a group of toe1 Mrs Avon Tanner 34 of 8 West potato and sugar beet's yet Wyoming— Cheyenne 11 Rock national confer- Girl Scouts headed by Miss Dorday night their respective state and' decisively against the new Utah at a two-da- y The Republican vote ence of auxiliary presidents and othy Edwards council leader An- unharvested In almost every loSprings 16 and Knight 8 Ne- Crystal avenue was treated at Balt tickets would be elected by Utah deal set-u- p Leaves for Capital Lake General hospital Sunday for vada— Elko 23 and Reno 28 in 1938 will show the greatest secretaries at Indianapolis Ind other group took them on a sight'voters Tuesday cality the mercury was well be low freezing aftd at Laramie jp In Salt-LaCity Sunday the injuries suffered when she slipped Said Mr Rawlings: "After conQMrs Lottie Shupe director of the political turnover in recent years The program for the coming1 year seeing trip in the afternoon Comfell at her home Saturday was outlined by national' officers at mitteeman and the visitors were Wyo it dipped to five degrees beindications are that the Republiwomen’s division of the state in- sidering The Salt Lake Trihune’s mqfcury failed to rise above 37 and can state ticket will bo elected the meetings' degrees the minimum was 24 and night guests at dinner of the Salt Lake low zero dustrial commission was en route 1936 poll and the Gallup survey She sustained a fractured left Mrs Jongs will leave Monday for City Chinese colony Both will apto Washington “D C by train and studying the reports from and that Republicans will make Temperature ?t the Salt Lake the mean of 30 was 14 degrees below normal It was the coldest day wrist sprained right arm and fractour of the fifth Utah pear Monday at 9 a m before' the City airport was 27 degrees Sunup a substantial part of the 1939 a Sunday to attend a minimum wags each county there is every reatured right index finger of the leasoni West high school district son to believe that our majority legislature" day at 11 p m and observers conlerenM November 9 and 10 studenj body J Senate Drive Weather Pilot Will Close Helps Make In Utah County Aviation Safe War Workers Pupils Plead C G Cause Describe Horrors of Battle At Churches Young Chinese st auto-pedestri- Lo-sha- ds: war-strick- Child Clinics Open Today Kai-she- -- st Fu-Te- to Mark School Week S L - one-hal- st ff Injures Youth er L Realtors Leave Skiing Accident For Convention - Drop in Temperature Gives S L Subfreezing Weather ski-po- -a- Rival Political Leaders See Victory in Utah Election -- -- one-wee- k le |