Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Convicted Drunken Driver Draws $100 Fine Here Two Additional Tipsy Motoring Cases Head Traffic Calendar Two Judges Divide Court Duties fCX dIF -- MO V Are You Partial to a SKATING SKIRT? Of $100 Police court attendants stated Bradford was acquitted of a similar charge approximately three months ago Involved in Crash G R Barber 35 of 917 Kensington avenue whose machine was involved in a three-ca- r collision Nineteen alleged gamblers and reThursday at Yale aveflue and Ninth sorters 17 of whom were arrested East street will be tried December night in the biggest anti1 on an Intoxicated driving Count-On- e Thursday vice raid jsinco the grand jury inperson suffered minor injuries dictments were returned last sumin the accident mer appeared before Police Court R A Johnson 39 of Bountiful Judge Reva Beck Bosone Friday n Whose automobile collided head-ofor arraignment with mother car Friday at 341 Two of the 19 allegedly were conSouth First West street injuring horse race gambling games ducting two persons was granted until Tues- when arrested Thursday afternoon day to enter a plea Pete Greaves 38 keeper Other cases before Judge Reva of a barbute (dice) alleged game at 35t4 Beck Bosone returning to the bench West Second South street his lookabsence due to ill- out John Polos 50 as well as 15 after a four-da- y ness were: resorters arrested m the same raid Failure to Yield Right of Way to denied charges and were ordered to Another Vehicle— Frank Mills "28 appear for trial December 6 of 355 L street allegedly involved in Collision April 10 at First Bonds Fixed a two-ca- r South and State street was granted Greaves was released on $100 bail until December 2 to plead bond Polos on $25 and the resortSpeeding— E E Boone 41 of 132 ers on $10 bond each East Second South street 57 miles Charged with resorting were: per hour Monday and S Lewis Pete Bolas1 42 J Johnson 42 Pete Crandall 40 of 1587 Thirteenth East Karas 57 Nick George 45 George street 50 miles per hour Tuesday Molos 52 Nick Slmos 40 Gus each fined $750 by Judge M J Brown 44 Chris Callas 57 Tom Bronson after court Wednesday Amos 42 W Sorensen 46 Lynn R L Minnis 25 of 283 East South Simmons 23 Louis Poulas 47 AnTemple street 55 miles per hour gelo Pappas 50 Jim Vlossis 48 Thursday Richard C Solomon 18 and Andrew Lewis 23 of 418 Tenth East street 45 miles per hour Wednesday each’ finga Hearing Set M T Marsh 32 of Ogden 40 $25 John Watson 40 and John Gar-rit- y miles per hour Wednesday also 28 arrested earlier Thursday charged with driving on the wrong at 24 East Second South street side of the highway fined $25 and and 35 West Second South street B O Ramsey 33 respectively were ordered to ap$5 respectively booked Thursday Earl A Trottier pear December 2 for trial and sen21 of 324 Lucy avenue 48 miles per tence after Watson denied and hour November 20 each forfeited Garrity admitted bookmaking $25 J B Maddox 35 of Ogden forcharges feited $10 btnch warrant ordered Captain Sherman Falkenrath of for additional $15 bond Ray C Rob- the antivice squad who directed the ins 20 of Ogden 55 miles per hour raid Thursday night said no furNovember 14 fined $10 suspended ther mass arrests were contemplatby Judge Bryan P Leverich oh an ed at present order effective Friday Ignoring Traffic Lights — Ellis A Johnson 22 of 956 Eleventh East street bench warrant issued Albert Carlson 18 of 35 Layton avenue A C Mickelson 38 of 340 Fifth East street each fined $10 Helmut Thun d 31 of 2800 South Redwood road Or Do You Prefer a Suspender Dress or Corselet Midrif ? of 30 Cross Woods also fined $10 Faulty Brakes— E W Borg 43 of Sandy forfeited $1 bench warrant ordered for additional $9 bond Marjorie Larsen 19 of 224 Vine street L E Reid 27 of 836 South West Temple street and W J Larsen 37 of 773 West Eighth South Street each fined $10 No Driver’s License —J G 71 of 1634 Ninth East street forfeited $1 L H Gunderson 30 of 642 Elder court convicted fined $5 Neldon Carlson 19 of 152 Eleventh East street case dismissed ie Jufelice Fines Speeder In North Murray NORTH MURRAY— Cases coming before Fred Lindbeck justice of the peace Friday included: Glen L Earl of 3004 Twenty-sevent- h street Ogden sentenced to pay $20 and serve five days in the pleaded guilty county jail after-h- e He was arto a speeding charge rested Wednesday by John Visser state highway patrolman William R Liechity of Provo pleaded guilty to speeding and was sentenced to pay a $10 fine He was arrested at State and Thirty-thir- d South streets Thursday by Sidney Kramer and Clarence Smith sheriff’s deputies- - Sizes: Jrtp 10-2- 0 FABRICS gtoui styles bowls pi boxes of baghsera crepa wool ihslot pill- o plates matalassa iarsey Fashion Dresses & Small Budgets 7 Glorify you with their gor 98 and baiting ribbon A veritable treasure-hun- t for smart Salt Lakers Besides the three sketched you'll find Zouave waists feminine surf Above: Gored skirt swings out In fluent grace from a corse- plicesslim and all the other new silhouette features let waist embroidered on alpaca Multi-color- t Black Brown Wine MILLINERY-SECO- ND Violet Purple Right: Peasant Fuchsia velveteen type Jumper with Its shlired waist and suspender bodice White satin blouse FLOOR day Vacating of the old property has been hastened by its sale to the Laundry Supply company now located at 708 tp 712 South State street S M Lalter manager said the company will maintain its office and warehouse in the two buildings now existing on the property The Salt Lake Knitting Works factory and office occupied the property prior to its use by the welfare program New Buildings Practically a full block of structures are under construction or have been completed at the new welfare program center between Sixth and Seventh West and Seventh and Eighth South streets Foodstuffs canning equipment and sewing center equipment moved from the old storehouse will be housed temporarily in the newly completed canning center building Products Stored Already some 10 carloads of potatoes carrots turnips and parsnips kre stored in the root cellar built this summer at the new center Railroad cars are switched directly into the cellar forAoading and unloading Pouring of concrete for the second floor of an administration building at the center will begin Monday A central heating plant already is 1 hours in town! Festive enough to go out to dinner! Gay '90 peplum emphasizes the shirred waist of In black this two-pleccloky New draped shoul- THRIFT SHOP— 2ND FLOOR der line Closeouts of This Famous Mahers Department Made Possible This Special Purchase of 800 Pairs of In-Sto- ck nl xzJ nm3I The Regular 975 Quality Your Pet 4‘ Fuzzy ” Sweater in Kid gore pump with contrasting tie and foxing FINE FRENCH ANGORA to A fiemon-stratione VJCKS Cough Crushed Kids Patents Calfskins Alligators Kids D’Orsay pump with new scrolled tongue r You'll see these pastel "baby" sweaters on smart young things everywhere — for fine French Angora possesses a softness which is infinitely flattering In white rose blue black pink and rust Sizes 32 to 40 98 Durban Colorful tLfv HAND KNITS Strap sandal la suede Trim bow ffiosglio All Shoes Are Pre-Teste- self or Policemen Suedes Suede With Jitterbug embroidery mouth will give the Max Guss assistant sealer of troubled membranes a soothing medicated bath-f- or ft to 15 minutes Relief weights and measures' and Frank K Arnold city licensl assessor and comes fast because s Vicks are medicated Medicated collecter gave lectures and with the on operation of ingredients of yicks departments to the 10 new VapoRub-famo- us for members of the Salt Lake City porelieving coughs and lice force Friday during regular discomforts due to classwork sessions in the public colds drops ff Smartly simple for Far Right: Moving of supplies and facilities housed for the past several years at the L D S Salt Lake regional bishop's storehouse at Second West and First North streets will begin Saturday officials announced Fri- QMpy TiinoAf throat-soothi- w For These High white button trims turquosa Note the Colors: on Living d Mahogany Brown Chateau Wine Models for Precision Fit In powder Spice Brown Sheritan Tan coral rose black tally rad ggld rust Fine kid lizard tip heel ' 32 to 40 CAMPUS SHOP-SEC- with and OND one pf the outstanding features of this nationally famous footwear FLOOR ors and materials Dryness 7 w WINTER Church Institute Attracts 100 solved naturally in your 4 Regional Center to House Supplies year training institute according to the Rev Frank Madden CdS9 Coughs dean of the school Eddy Sessions continued through the day and will close Saturday at 1 Three courses of study are p m offered The group were guests of the InBUI TO COLDS Youth Group at terdenominational throat’s GIVE YOUR If your tor mented with irritation an annuaibanquet at the First PresTHROAT THIS huskiness dryness or byterian church Friday night due to a cold a MtPIvATCD poughs Vicks Cough Drop dis- NeW" Talk BATH 38-4- r of Marvin Richards victim bf a hunting accident near Lehi Monday was re ported fair at Salt 'Lake General hospital where doctors Friday conApproximately 100 Methodist tinued attempts to save sight of his young people met at the Grace left eye struck by a charge from Methodist church Friday morning a shotgun to attend opening sessions of a midCondition we C completed Gun Victim ‘Fair’ (Whatever your choice have them all) Church Begins Stores Move charged with driving an automobile without an operator's license trial on the first and sentence on the second charge Saturday Ignoring Stop Sign — Orrin Fisher 49 of 1015 East Ninth South street K 1 V Day A 1 Three alleged drunken drivers headed Friday’s police court calendar as two city judges divided duties during a morning and afternoon session J R Bradford 42 of 1387 Emerson avenue arrested November 17 after his automobile stalled in the intersection of Seventh East and Fourth South streets was convicted of drunken driving by a jury Friday afternoon before Judge Albert H Eilett who imposed a fine fined $10 Richard Haight 20 of 613 North Second West street forfeited $10 Rex J Sencer 51 apd J V Buckle 59 of 1894 Eleventh East street each acquitted Eva IS is difficult to get deliveries from manufacturers because there is a shortage of merchant You will be wise to buy early and avoid disappointments dise in the markets vW II NOVEMBER 26 1938 F°r Christmas! It WfhTlW JLNi TT7W I) UJ SATURDAY MORNING 20000 ment your 7atl Sizes 0 Nevyest to comple- Black costumes' AAAA-- SHOE FINE Porto Plum col- Blue B FLOOR SALON-STR- EET HANKIES ON SALE Chinese and Swiss handmade All pure linen Filtire initials lace edges mosaic drawn °rner? and embroil and gaily printed squares apT I — II- - fl -- 3 H I I I I HANKIES— STREET FLOOR THE GREAT INTERMOUNTAIN safety building STORE-FOUIDE- 1864 D ( i I V r ir " |