Show i $ fS J f‘- - ri'r ’ HU i £ f f 1 Jir n j fiH W? 4 ifr h £ jj 12‘ cdnosday Morning Suit £akc Trilmnc- (Tbc - Canada Ilebcrj Send Rams To SL Auction Gathered Bouquets in S L Court Convicts - -- S L Visitor Driver on Drunk Count Two Shipments Add to Lists Here for Sale Delay in Ogdcnllospital Violations Add $12150 to Traffic Coffers ee Anticipating that black-facemutton producing type rams again will bung highest puces of the Fnlp as they did last year Suffolks and llampshnes will he offered tlm first dav and the d Ramhouillcts bleeds the second Ontario Ram Ties K Bannock 53 of 1195 Shelavenue was convicted of drunken duving Tuesday In atrial before Judge Wilford Moyle Burton In Salt Lake City police court Bannock who was arrested near Third West and South Temple streels August 5 after his car struck a paiked truck will be sentenced Thursday the judge ed Grant Mott 23 of Durhesne was fined $25 by Judge Burton after he admitted a charge of failure to yield right of way to another yehicle Stott was arrested Monday at 7:10 p m at Eighth South and I’”1' 1 First West streets after lus car jy 4 ' 4 t struck a machine driven by T : I i Frank Coppln 32 of 841 South Com t clerks and attorneys talk shop on Salt Lake isit First West stieet and overturnej Miss Margaret Long of South Bend Ind one of the 40 injunng Mrs Ethel Baum 41 of Dm hesne yisitmg officials is greeted by V F Ahlstrom center and Other cases Tuesday included: Scott M Mathcson at luncheon Speeding— J A Whitelv 29 of 26 '1 hire! East street $7 50 or two fry ft ' and Other A brought All three auctioneers who have been with the national ram sale $100 Its will be in Thcv me A W Thompson of Lincoln Neb S V McClure of Bliss Idaho and E O Walters of Filer Idaho since inception chnige again this year Arrrsied for Spent SOUTH SALT LAKE - Charged svith riming 65 miles an hour in a zone on the Saltair highway W II McDougall Jr of 659 Eleventh East street posted a $10 cash bond when he appeared before Justiee of the Peace Herman Cygi Tuesday He was given five days to enter his plea loute to their national convention in Los Angelos neatly 40 United States court eloiks and their guests stopped in Salt Lake City Tuesday for a sightseeing tour and a luncheon ananged by local coutt officials and attorneys at the Nevvhouse hotel V P Ahlstrom chief deputy clerk of federal district court in Salt Lake City was in charge ot the luncheon with Scott M Mathcson assistant United States attorney as toastmaster Tribute to the court clerks the 'behind the scenes” workers who cutch the mistakes of fledgling barristers and help set the slage for legal battles of famous attorneys was paid bv sevetal Salt Lake lawyers including Paul H Ray Mohlon E Wilson and William W Ray "A good eletk is sometimes even more impoitant to the administration of justice than n good judge” remarked Mr V ilson Several women court clinks and deputies veie among the delegates honored at the luncheon 'I hose included Miss Maigaret Long o£ South Bend Ind ileik of the lulled States district couit of noil hem Indiana and Miss U A Conn Sleyens of New Haven deputy federal district court clerk (erected at the Union Pacilie station bv local court officials the1 visiting delegates spent the motning sightseeing hi and about Salt Lake Citv attended the organ recital at the L I S tabernacle at noon and in the alternoon enjoyed a party at Black Rock beach uesdav evening 'They left late for Los Angeles where their throe-dn- v convention will open Thurs1 day Kolary Club Gets Scenic Ad ice Utahns Should capitalize more on the romantic history of their state in describing attractions to tourists Randall L Jones special representative nf the Union Pacific railroad and widely known lecturer on western scenery told Tuesday at the Hotel Itah He pointed out that the state of Virginia with inferior siemc attractions to those of Utah takes in approximately $150 0(10000 a year from tourists largely’ because she has capitalized on historic centers Mr Jones showed colored lantern slides of western scenery He described Salt Lake City as Utah s No 1 tourist attraction with the southern Utah national parks probably ranking second Carriers Insurance Men Plan Pnllelin daughtcis and n seven-ty-fifl- hnthdav anniversary OO Here’s REAL Carefree Travel z ir N BOSES O w Hurry— While Broken Lots They Last Carslrss btcauss Santo Ft busts hav built into thsm that sxlra rsssrvs ot that brings pcwir comtort and ths relaxation ol urily and nasn tor ao ideal vacation oscsssary trip ? oUsrsd moks Lewssl bus tarss tho luxury ol a Santa Fs air condition-ibus vacation avatlabls to tveryons LOW FARES EVERYWHERE $8 FLAGSTAFF 55 1100 PHOENIX TUCSON 45 13 NEW YORK and SAN FRANCISCO $6995 TRIP ROUND UNION BUS DEPOT TvmpU Squar Hotel — Wasatch 1366 TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT 60 East 2nd South— Waiatch 1106 n —- ‘it J Run ugust 16 186t in Salt Lake Cilv Mr I von is a son of J ill n and Caioline Holland Lyon lie hoc cme assistant setielary of the old Salt Lake slake Sunday school union at the age of 2d and Inis been active in cliuuh affairs since' lb' sc i veil one year as bishop of the vv nt ieth vv aid then vv is made fits! bishop of the Fnvign waul filling that position 13 years Ih now is a at riu h 1 c and committee chairmen Monday at the Beau BrUmmel cafe Karl K Krogue association secret yv and John James publicity director will edit the bulletin to be published in mimeographed form The limp of monthly meetings was (hanged from the fust Tuos-da- v of each month to the second Monday First meeting of the season will be held September 11 W A Gaiter chairman of the rians fur dedicating Pony Impress monuments at the site of Gamp Flov cl now Fairfield and at the Willow Spnngs station site nt Callao wrie made Tuesday bv leach is of the I lah Pioneer rails and Landmarks association and In Howard R Dnggx of New York City president of tin1 Oie gem i i nil Memo lal assoc ml ion 3 In1 monument at Pan field will he made of rocks fiom the old nnny h macks gtiatd house and the old foil built in 1856 and tucks with Indian hieroglyphics from Five Mile puss VU lire Six VO! FOR DATS Of DISCOMFORT me in'-- 1 us rn i s u (! p tm tun pci r trnfn-- r UsuAlIf Wt'K f fit'll k 13 IN lot If — 1’ As citizens It was explained that unanfivi-pate- d difficulties in getting P W A approval for equipment have caused some delay while the problem of laundry service also has placed obstacles in the wav of an early opening of the instittion Laundry Proves Problem The first plan was to have all linen furnished by a rommernnl laundrv but this fell through vv hen the laundry notified the state board of health it would enter into a contract only with thp provision that it might be terminated upon 60 days' notice The present plan is to have all the linen sterilized in an ‘autoclave” at the sanatorium and then taken to the laundry at the state industrial school for finishing Dr William M McKay acting state health commissioner said that after the linen ’Mis heert "autoclaved' there will he absolutely no danger of spreading contamination He explained the Institution would prefer to have its own laundry but since there are no funds available now for its construction it was deemed best to make other provision for having laundiv work done so there will be no further delay In opening the institution R K Brown superintendent of construction for the state buildsaid sanatorium ing commission matters are given precedence over everything else by his olfice and said that all equipment except four or five items has now been approved by P W A Governor Blood explained there are no unexpended balances now available for laundry construction and that it would not he known until the end of the fiscal year at least if there would be Survey Mate Needs Jlr McKav announced that a statewide tuberculosis survey is now being made so that the board of health will know as soon as the satatorium opens about November 1 w ho is entitled to receiv e 6 1939 f V I peals £ to be virtually certain follow- auing favorable repoits to the P Alvin its examiners by thority Adams of Los Angeles president of W A E said Tuesday night in Salt Lake Citv "It is considered highlv Improbable that the C A A will override the recommendation of Its examiners” he said Only steps pending before a final decision by the body are the filing of exceptions arising from reient hearings and study qf these exceptions he indicated 'The interchange of equipment Herbert Addison White Former president of Colorado was sought to provide thiough state L I) S conference sleeper service between Los Angeles and New York City by way of Salt Lake City It is considered possible that for intergranting permission change of equipment may plav a part in the eommission's decision proposed merger of concerning A hearing U A L and W A E on the merger proposal has hern set for December 4 by the C A A Mr Adams said he does not believe the authority will act on his 77 Addison White Ileibert company's application to extend of the Western States L service on its national parks diviD S mission died at his homo 49 sion as far as Lethbridge Canada Fourth Fast street Monday at 8 13 connecting with other lines serving Alaska and Canada until the p ni of endo and myocarditis merger matter is settled He was born in Milford Midi 'The air lines executive plans to February 20 3862 a son of Wil- leave Wednesdav morning for Monliam Morgan and Ann Eliza Saw- tana points yer White and came to Itah in 1882 when he joined the L D S Death Claims Former LDS Mission Head church He was married to Marv Ann Hyde daughter of Oison llvde in r They celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary in 1916 1SS6 are a son Morgan two daughters Miss Hazel I While and Mrs Urania White Groesbeck and seven grandchildren all of Salt Lake City Funeral services will be at 260 East South Temple street Thursday at 12 noon under the direction of Bishop O Leland Read of the Thirteenth L D S Surviving Hyde White ard Friends mav call at Ihc home of a daughter Mrs Grocsbei k at 712 Thirteenth least street Tuesday evening Wednesdav and prior to the services 'Ihursday Burial will be in the family plot in Wasatch Lawn memorial park Why Let Yourself' Get Constipated? Why endure those dull headarhv days due to constipation plus the Inevitable trips to the medicine chest if you can avotd both by getting at the can se of the trouble? If your constipation like that of millions is due to lack of "bulk" in the diet the "better wav" is to eat Kellogg's This crunchy toasted breakfast cereal is the ounce of prevention thats worth a pound of emergency relief It helps you not only to pet regular but to keep regular day after day and month after month bv the pleasantest means Mrs White died in 3938 Mr While was also prominent in Salt Lake musical circles as a conductor and organizer All-Br- you ever knew vv Eat Kelloggs every dav drink plenty of water and see if you don t forget all about constipation Made by Kelloggs in Battle Creek Sold by every All-Br- v: GROUCHY? Ora Bundy of Ogden chairman of the sanatorium society said the state building commission is to be complimented on the institution which has been built and his organization hopes that it can be opened soon Eyestrain May Be the Root of the Trouble! Irritability can easily bo the outgrowth of minor eye disorders Find out! Have your eyes examined now by the registered optometrist with offices here If glasses aren't needed you'll be told so frankly Today’s S L Meetings Wednesscheduled Meetings day in Salt Lake City include Hotel Utah— International all day Harvester company I tah Automobile Dealers’ association 12 15 p m Rotary club 1215 p m Chevrolet Motor company 1230 p m New house hotel — Fraternal Order of Eagles 8 p m Progressive Camera club Beau Brummel cafe— Junior noon 12 club Exeeutives’ E B A club 12 noon Auerbach’s 90 OPTICAL DEPT FOR FE GLASSES or charge to our account Main Floor DAYS TO PAY! Raar 8pm Other meetings — Electrical League of Utah Lagoon 1pm Utah State” F'ratornal congress all day Southgate Lagoon I D S ward choir Lagoon 6 30 p m Salt Lake County Farm Bureau federation directors Federal building 8 pm Chil Service Sets Telephone Tests Applications to take an open competitive examination for the position of telephone operator in the Veterans' ’administration facility must be on file with the assistant manager In charge Thirteenth United States civil service Lotus (listiut post office building DenF Fdwaid Walker was appointver Colo it was announced in ed chairman of ariangements for Salt Lake City Tuesday an association outing to he held Additional information concernAugust 21 nt Ingoon ing the position vvhiih carries a yearly salary of $1260 mav be from Horace A Goodfellovv secretary of the civil service boon! of examiners at the federal building Salt Lake City It is being built bv a citizens' committee headed by James H Gardner of Lehi and Charles II Ceil son of Fairfield Plaques given bv the Oregon Trad and I tab '1 tails associations will be affixed Dedication ceremonies for the Camp Floyd monument will be held August 21 nt 9 a rn Members of a caravan of national association and historical groups from I tub and other vittes will attend lie cat avan I pi ess will follow the to Callao a similar monument Is to lie ch die ited nt 5 p rn Wallace Tripp of Callao is in charge of '1 I’onv where trail locil arrangements George Albert Smilh president conthe Utah organization ducted the Tuesday night meetJohn I Giles executive ing secielmy of the I ah association is t tah director for the Oiegon 'li ail Memorial nssoUa-tio- n of I I Dairymen IMan Meet Members of the Utah Jersey Daily Cattle Breeders’ association will meet at 1 30 p m Thursday at the Winder dairy in Granger for a luncheon and inspection of the Winder herd Mardcn Broadbent assistant Salt Lake county agri-cu- lt utal agent said Tuesday Great Success! 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Ail drugstores (auv) Only a Civil aeronautics authority approval of exchange of equipment between United Air Lines and Western Air Express company ap- T meeting announced at' least 12 Salt Lakets with the possible addition of all menibeis of the Deans’ dub will attend the annual convention of the National Association of Life Underwriters to be held September 27 to 29 lri St Group Plans for Dedication Of Pony Express Marhers for f’i Stid H MAIN gt ancle R Lyon L I) S church leader for 50 years and of the sec telarv easui Magazine' Printing company will honor Mr I yon Wednesday at G p m at the Libei ty paik bandh stand on the oc ision of his Formerly Sold Slo to $10 228 SOUTH Will of David FASHION PARK AND GRIFFON — Urges Teaming Of Youth for Life on Farms U S Accuses Suns MADE-INCLU- DING Sizes Educator Hits At Teaching Against Work 5 -- I i Odd The Rev Janies A W Reeves Gives views on education It Honor Patriarch THE FINEST SUMMER G G G Attending besides the officials were officers of the Sanatorium Society of Utah representatives of organized labor and Ogden W' Kimbei lin 39 of 167 West An educational system which Second South stieet $10 or two places more stress on honest toil zone E and upholds the virtues of farm days 35 miles in K Uiomar 31 of Eureka forfeited life was Advocated in Salt Lake lo $10 bail bond 40 miles in (Tty Tuesday by the head of a zone A Allan Coombs of 380 Soul h famous Catholic college of liheial Mate street $5 or two days 35 to arts 40 miles in zone and P W Hp Is the Rev James A W Manwanng ruled guilty bv court Reeves S I'D PhD president although not present bench war- of Seton Hill college Greensburg bail for rant bond issued $25 Pa who said he believes in teachespecially of Ignoring Mop Signs — Dick Bill- ing young people ings of 1178 Ramona avenue for- high school age to love the land feited $5 each on two charges and work hard "There is a security about livMcKay Hale 26 of 653 Ninth avenue forfeited $5 Grant E Hayes ing close to the soil even in times one 42 of 1611 Sixteenth East street of dire economic depression foi felted $5 James W Wilkinson never feels In the city" he de21 of 1038 Bryan avenue forfeited clared "and there are economic $5 and Wesley L Griffiths 20 of as well as spiritual reasons for 1116 Blair stieet $3 or one day more young people taking up ming Ignoring Traffic Signal — Bud fatHe obiected to systems of eduEvans 26 of Spanish Fork forwhich soften the individual cation I A Copeland of 78 feited $10 ( or one day and E bv leaching him he is "too good" U stieet honRoswall 6b of 42 Second East or "too educated" to perform est labor stieet $1 or cine day ‘Subsistence farms arp the answer to the problem of what to do with unemployed youth" he "This is especially true in said the east " Another objection Dr Reeves finds to some modern educational systems is too much emphasis on mass teaching Five bills of information charg"We should do vvpII to return ing violation of tho motor earner at least in part to the old tutor act ot 1933 through transporting systejji hy which more attention without an Interstate was paid to each individual and gasoline his particular needs rather than commence commission permit or using the same methods on everyfiled were bond "In one in the class" he said posting surety Tuesday in federal ' district court this respect small colleges may be Named as defendants in separsuperior to large ones" Dr Reeves now on his summer ate hills uf information weie Howe vacation is visiting his brother B Bryan of Evanston Wyo DonJohn P Reeves of 781 Fmeison ald L Milligan of Salt Lake City avenue and members of the Seifer A Matkley of Denver Colo Frank Milton of Salt Lake City Catholic cleigy m Salt Lake City and Kocher Bi others of Salt Lake with whom he was formerly acCitv quainted at various Catholic Biynn was charged with viola- schools throughout the country He plans to leave in a week for tion in 40 counts Milligan with 35 counts Maiklcy with 13 counts Pennsylvania to resume his duties Milton with 30 counts and lxochcr as college president Brothers with 50 counts Also named as defendants in each hill of particulars were the Allen Oil company the Mountain States Oil company Art Walden Inc Oscar C Allen and Wendell J Allen all of Salt Lake City The Salt Lake Association of Healing on the charges will be Life Undeiw liters will publish a held at 10 a m August 2b of national and bulletin monthly D Johnson Tillman Judge local news of interest to life insurance men it was decided at a meeting of the hoard of directors Lon Family TROPICAL WORSTEDS ARE zone in Ogden be-fo- ie LAST 2 DAYS— III HRY! THAT 35 miles in the state tuberculosis sanatorium 20-n- n En OF SUMMER SUITS! SUITS Assurances were given Tuesday by state officials at a meeting In the office of Governor Henry H Blood that everything possible is being done to speed the opening of 25-nu- le Land Their Unheralded Work as Aid To Justice Valuable to Employers day Suffolk ram of Meadows ( Tom L Patrick) of Ilderton Ontario tied for second place in the 19 IS sale at $500 with a Corriedale ram from King Brothers company of Laramie Wyo The highest Rambouillet of last year was consigned by John K Madsen of Mt Pleasant It days I TfV Speed Opening ley Lawyers Entertain Visiting Delegation of Court Clerhs f Obstacles Beset Attempt to Joe Two consignments of top grade ‘ Suffolk rams — Horn the Ontario Canada farm which piodmed the top ram of the 19(8 national ram sale and from Heber I tali— had armed Tuesday at the Salt Lake 1 nion slorkvuids pi lor to the 1w ent annunl national ram sale to be held at the jards next Tuesday and Wednesday J I Tatra k of Jldeiton On-- 1 n io Canada is here w ith the d lot of 50 rams he has on- to the sale keeping a 5 gned on the prize animals watchful $900 Top Trice Til the This sale the highest Lmdlnw pine of Shoo was paid bvIrlnho for 6 Brorkie of Muldnon old one of Mr Tut inks rams This sear he has five y calling stud iams tluee pens eaih of five j calling legistered rams and Ihree pens rath of 10 calling lange rams all Suffolks R IT 'I homas of Ileber Citv Is owner of the other consignment of rams which have arrived at the '1 hev Include three stockv aids stud ram lambs and a pen of five registered ram lambs A j 1 jCliicf of Airline Sees Olccli oil v Plan lo Merge Loader Dios Stale Explains August 41" car of its price with 35 official A A A records drive a proved Champion in ruggednexs end a recognized Champion in style ride and handling ene— when you own this dollar saving Studebakcr Champion Holds AAA coast to coast round trip record of 27j nubs YOU per gallon— new A A A 15000 nulccndurancerecord— 33 other AAA records besides Be smart nnd be saving— buy lh& C I T term soundly built Champion Low down pay ment-casy 1 |