| Show 2 Tlmr-da- y - Morning Suit 'Cake Tribune £T)c - -- Reckless Pair Their Labor (or Church Will Be Recognized Basin Survey Waits Other Draw Heavy Stales’ Action Fines in Court Penally of 8150 Imposed for Double Count of a parked nun hiiH1 at stmt knot long it tile Mine of the aeeident but was foned to the curb a ahoit distame attav bv How ard Garroutte 21 of 122 West Seventh South street tt ho witnessed the crash Baldwin was sentenced to pav $150 or serve 11 (hits on the reckless driving count and $50 or 15 tints on the hit run charge The other reckless diiver admitting guilt was Francis T Whitworth 10 of 1045 Douglas street He entered a plea of guilty after an original chaige of hi unken driving was rechic ed on a motion by the ity Whitworth was senprosecutor tenced to pay 5100 or serve 30 dnvs He was arrested March 4 at 1801 rievcnth Fast street where be was driving on the wrong aide of the street Other cases included Robert Barnet 21 of 1074 Indiina avenue 38 miles in zone denied guilt trial act for Thursdav Morric Jogensin 22 of 2518 Fifth East street 40 miles In 30 mile zone V or eight das $15 VI illiam Englebtetsen suspended 40 18 of 38 South Wolcott street zone to enter plec miles in Thursdav Warren W'hite 20 of 3060 Eighteenth Fist atreet 40 to 45 miles in 30 mile zone $25 oi eight days Tom Garner 10 of 1583 Browning avenue 40 miles m zone $25 or eight davs $15 suspended I B Ignoring Traffic Signals Oastleton 48 of 35 F street for- felted $10 bond Russell Bunie 21 of 223 Third avenue $10 or three days Vu lor Eli hert 41 of 1070 Major street $10 or three dtvs ’gnoring Stop Signs — George Baglin 67 of or 5 Military di iv e forfeited $10 bond M J Moovk 30 of 42 East Fourth South street forfeited $10 bond J R Steele 33 of 1545 Logan avenue forfeited $10 bond L B Taft of 1214 Harvard avenue forfeited $10 bond I J Button 42 of Midvale forfeited $10 bond T tT JI 7 -- 34 7 ij $ "! )4 vi Vi 7 J f i‘ h? ’ 13 y J'QTV J’ - f - fr iiGinLwpAyiiciU WASHINGTON April 12— Reclamation Commissioner John C Page feels that the reclamation bureau should make no move toward surriver-Greveying the proposed Colorado basin diversion project until it is notified that all four states of the upper basin have approved the survey Commissioner Page has told Representative Abe Murdock that it is incumbent upon Utah to explain to Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico officials the scope of the project and get their approval before the survey is undertaken fa-- at Offuirs who (itiislid Bildttin Mirth 31 said be drote his i ir into the real 1200 South State 80 feet lie lift -- 1 Rights Not Impaired In his talk with Mr Murdock the commissioner expressed belief that diversion of 1 000 000 acre feet of W’ater to meet the probable demands of the project would in no way impair the rights of the lower basin states But he insisted that all the upper basin states have a common V k interest m protecting their rights under the Colorado river compact and that therefore they should be c Left to right are Walter bishopric of Tvventv-fn- consulted Commissioner Page said he would be ready to proceed when the state advises him of the support of the other states and of the passage of legislation appropriating Utah's $(2 500 share of the survey cost He has asked the senate to increase the appropriation for new surveys from $100 000 to $000 000 and it is a subcommittee understood has voted the increase The higher amount would be ample to include initiation of the Colorado river-Gicbasin project Wallare Harold A L D S ward st G Reynolds and Dr W A Hardy retiring who will he honored by a testimonial Friday night While Shliue Installs L 1) S lo Honor Spec-ding- Retiring Illustrated above colorful chenille spread at ' 6 98 at Ward Bishopric I) W Peel the L I Tinea persons were arraigned in Fridiv light when its three rilir Salt Like nlv court W’odntlay tng officttls are honored at a reception liquor ch irges while a llu rrroR' lm vul1 h(""' proinnth bever-alcoholic R ctping m hp Twenty-fir-- t a( p m 'ward recreition hill First avenue ages was filed ngunt a fourth The new complaint was biought and K street After the which will in nglms Athomvoos Kulugi’is oper elude musicalprogram numbers and raidings H mold G Revnods the retir-Wah irg- - ln Second South street bishop and his two counselors Walter "W he kept liquor on hand for s il He as summimd to appear for Hardy line hes-m- g Mond iv Rex W Williams second counseM irv Kuhi lor Euler m the day in the ward c gut eirs ago pie iried who is garis of the Miiif nd Ire the nfhur annot guilty to a i i irgo of Hling nounced arranging Wednesday tint all ward two drinks of whwkv oil Anril 6 mimbeis and persons who were ford Movie Burton members and Judge during Bishop Reynolds set her trill for Mil 2 15 years of servae aie especially' Leonard Punch Jackson accuse cl invited of selling 14 drinks to state liquor Thomas W Muir is the new bishagents at oxi Beck street on April op Drew’ Jacobsen and Orson M 4 also pit ach'd innocent and hul Riihins are Bishop Muirs counse- He de- loi Ins trial set for A pi il 20 3 Ial manded a jnrv be drawn rli erged with main-fo- r Christensen ' 1llrR liquor nuisime at 342 ert bird South street did not a ilea and will have a hear-wa- s jenter com-lKra- 1 st c )Qio (jt&nde ftioneet is honored at the New York World’s Fair Petition Urges Depot Removal Fifty' residents of the district neai are chstnbuting sta- ''"sn ' "'n strlei demanded Wednesday th it tn he moved elsewhere on the gi minds the 'cliss of people” it attracts ‘constitutes a nuisin e” The ooiripl tint was registered in a petition headed by Angela Hama-hai- l 344 Fast Fourth South streit and filed with the county commission Commissioner Rose oe Roden said he would take up the m etter with the county welfare committee at its m xt meet ing Relief clients the petition com-p- l lined trespass on adjoining proo erty lie about on the lawns frequently ask tre use lelephnms and leave debris Muttered about causing renters of rooms and houses to move away Project Hangs Fire As for the proposed Green river-a- r river diversion the surveys i leads Order of futhful service in bishopric of the Twentv-firs- t S Mid will he rei ogniul Mmv vcais Assignment of a traffic offiier duty at the intt'i su t inn of ninth South stieetx East and Twentv-firs- t during w idening of the etter s‘ieet asked in a petition to the Salti'ng A pri 10 Lake City commission Wednesday Mis S M Woolf 2321 Fight Fist traffic at that point creates a h They suggested president of the Forest sc hool ard for children ancUthe officer also be kept on duty rarent-Tearhe- r association Miss Edith F Kendell principal of after the street has been widened the school told (be board heav v unless an nndeipass is construe ted $ MSUf - 'llViLt By Harry J Brown Tribune Washington Bureau "e School Leaders Ask Traffic Officer h Unanimity Says Reelaamtion Head mkli-'- hit-ru- n iliriimiMLte U S Aid Kohls on drivel (me of Tvhom also admitted his guilt to a cliivinr charge eexsed heats’ fines m fsalt Lake City police court Wednesdiy hy City Judge Ret a Bn k Bosom1 Fielding guilts to the double It Bildttin 48 rhirge ttas Albeit South of 2065 Rasl lluitv-tlm- d tieet Two 1939 April 13 D W Teel w e “I' where “7 as installed of yet progressed to a T""' feasibility of the project can determined Commissioner Page high piicst(ss Bottle-jihem Shrine No 1 White Shrine said He expects a decision by fail This project if approved would of Jerusalem Tuesday night at not interfere with the larger ColoMasonic temple rado river diversion plans he added Mrs W R Carter y as installing — e offiier O'her officers installed were W R Cuter witchman of the shepherds Ray Brown wau l- iman of the uicphord Mis F'fie West nohie rnphetess Miss Then v s r be McDonald Mrs Ruby Lee Rowan worthy treasuic r Mrs Ruby B Hooker worthy chip-- ! s Elna P Wade worth) p cm sni pherdess and Mrs Leah J bott worthy guide wo-th- M-- U talllis Join Nily Four Utah youths were among 14 navy recruits who left Salt Lake City Wednesday for the naval training station at San Diego Cal They are J E Butterwood of 516 North 'Speond West street G M Russell and of 2312 Seventh East street Ft S Parrish of Fort Douglas C C C all of Salt Lake City and E H Peterson of Bingham NATIONALLY KNOWN “FRUIT OF THE LOOIVr fir 4 if Chenille Spreads 1 3- 3 I J rfu pJU Xi- 5 iprYtJiTT riV s !?I SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED! H 1 N E W NOTE — Last shipment of this SOLI) OUT in two das! stemware So hurrj ! 'ie 4 998 MEG SMkeial RAYON LUNCHEON & There are only 50 of these spreads This is one of our bet- BREAKFAST ter numbers with tufting so close you can hardly see the Size 50x50 dyed muslin background Shown in two beautiful ors of G r e e and in a variety of rich colors Gold Green Blue Peach and Turquoise patterns Dusty Rose Sell regularly Tan at 998 Blue CLOTHS in col- Red n and tach Brown Hurry! Worker Find Dod Of lNinois 56 pars ap in May 1883 old 169 pulled the first Rio from Denver Colorado to Ogden Utah Little tho she was only 53 feet she was mighty in her long weighing 117000 pounds of achievements Your Home Railroad feel3 honored in having 169 among America’s famous old locomotives in RAILROADS ON PARADE a paaearjt of transport on the steel rail See it when you visit the New York Grande passenger train 'Thru the Rockies" y World's Fair! TODAY Giant Locomotives a powerful fleet of them serve the Intermountain West transporting the products of Its rich empire to the marts of the world Compare it with old 1691 Today 8 3700 is 121 feet long and weighs one million pounds Ship YOUR FREIGHT Rio Grande a pioneer In modem in Speed and Service Dependability For information about rales schedule: O J GRIMES 2 4 Slumped behind the steering wheel of li s sc lin the body of Charles ElKwmth Biamlon 53 of Aurora 111 was disc ov erect b state road commission employes Wednesday on a clc our west of hih-'ll near Seventeenth Nortn iv i st re c OPEN STOCK REGULAR 40c i t Dr Henry Raile Silt Lake City end death was surgeon caused bv carbon monoxide poison- polne ing Ottis Iaisater of 740 Parkers told road commission employes he noticed the automobile at 8 a m but believed the man had pulled off the road (or a nap Two hours later he investigated and found the body Mrs Brandon reported her husband missing at 6 10 a m Wednesday She said she and her hushand had come to Salt Lake City about six months ago and had been living in an auto park at Tenth South and State streets I Ailing Assistant Traffic Manager SOUTH MAIN— WASATCH 710 Sri ii-- s of Li'clurri The Classics club will sponsor the first of a series of two pviblir lectures on ‘The Riddle of Existence" by Dr Stephen C Tornaj instruc tor in philosophy at the Uni versity of Utah at the Iirst Unitas rian ihurch 560 Thirteenth East street Thursdiy at 8 p m I'll Ik a LINKN KITCHKN TOM ELS EACH Fancy Pillow Cases Cut Class Stemware On Special Inne CS1HWHHWU-4- ' Dmor In a beautiful cut floral pattern Reg 100 pr one of the smartest Made designs you could choose to sparkle on your dinner table It's priced way down so that you can afford to get that are necessary HIGH GOBLETS OYSTER COCKTAILS better sets ICE TEAS LOW SHERBETS LIQUOR COCKTAILS WINE GLASSES FOOTED comes Reg 198 39c ca kitch- 1 for 00 PRIMED LINEN CLOTHS Reg linen bridge sets neatly designs with rolled hems Such workmanship SHERBETS linen Reg 198 c FOOTED Linen Bridge Scls all the sizes for a complete service Reg en towels-- in gay and colorful designs Useful as well as d a c o rati a Rag 39c aa Fancy hand tmbroiderad pillow cast tats Blue with attractive designs in Rosa Green and Gold Callophana wrapped ideal as gifts ru li f Printed 179 Tl printed linen cloths — guaranteed Hand only in let LINENS AND DOMFSTICS— STRFET FLOOR fast color 50 size Laundered ready for usa H J jmP 50x 9a and Reg I 79 TUMBLERS GLASSWARE— DOWNSTAIRS oil CoilltO'J Pi erequisites of gentility for being a lady or a gentleman were igiven Wednesday night bv Kail J lilidc before an M I A youth lonference of Salt Lake L D S stuka at the Capitol Hill ward THE GREAT INTERMOUNTAIN STORE— FOUNDED 1864 THE GREAT INTERMOUNTAIN STORE— FOUNDED 1864 |
