Show - ' - ' '4 - w '4 14 Ulu 5att gakt Zribunt Tuesday Morning 0 Driver Gets Jail Term Finds Buyers I Bennion Cites Tribune Story Sales Force Helps Unite of Advertising Mother Pups Eastern Scouter Advises Men to Know Boys As Speeder South S L Sets Rhode Islander Says Every Lad Needs One Man Friend Besides Father Offers Counsel to Merchants at Idaho Falls Meet Advises Boy Leaders to Keep Busy F Trials of Two On Tipsy Counts April 16 1910 0 Advice to men and to boys was given by J Harold Williams of I Tribune Intermountaiii Wire Providence R I scout executive for 21 years contributing editor to Scouting national magazine Monday night in Salt Lake City IDAHO FALLS Idaho—Advertiso To men he said: ing men members of the Man"If you are interested in what Newspaper Advertising is going to happen to your country agers' association closed a two-da- y In difficult years ahead give a convention In Idaho Falls and to time departed for their homes Monday boys little after hearing a feature address "Every boy needs some man conby Dr Adam S Bennion of Salt tact besides his father because he Lake City assistant to the presl hears his father so frequently is dent of the Utah Power and Light stressed the vital advice doesn't cm important The fur was flying fast around company ofwho merchants advertising necessity "Another man who gains the Salt Lake City Monday as magitheir wares respect and friendship of the boy cians went to three children's inDr Bennion although not a to make the white stitutions can accomplish things beyond the man at a noon luncheon bunnies disappear and reappear newspaper said that father's reach" and to perform other feats of in the Hotel Bonneville those merchants who do not adlegerdemain Talks to Boys do not stay in business It all came about when the vertise To boy leaders In the scout citing that 95 per cent of business "Magic in the Air" company failures are nonadvertisers movement he said: made up of 10 internationally "Advertising puts the punch in "The secret of your success as a known magicians decided to enthe speaker asserted progress" not who are tertain patrol leader is to have something likely toyoungsters "Change is the great key to civiliwitness their perform zation and man's ingenuity In suphappening all the time— that ances at the Paramount theater means you will have to get down The "shows" were arranged by plying his wants makes for prog-rem" and plug The leader who site C Clare Woods the theater manDr Bennion's address was preand Dariel Fitzkee the ager down and expects things to happen ceded by "shop" talk In speeches show's producer by A A Campbell display addoesn't remain a leader long Youngsters at the Neighbor"To develop your leadership you hood house 727 West First South vertising manager of The Salt who spoke Lake Tribune-Telegramust also set the example and play street shouted their approval at on "Market Surveys" and Louis the game yourselves" the tricks that Miss Lynn Miller trailer of the Ogden Standard Mr Williams addressed boy executed while Ming Chinese leaders at 7 p m at the KDYL performer astounded the boys Examiner who spoke on "Merplayhouse Second East and First and girls at the Kearns St Ann's chandising Cooperation" Mr Campbell called attention South streets and at 8 p m spoke orphanage 420 East Twenty-firwith figures to the enormous poto adult leaders in the same place South street tential buying power in the inter The boys met In Spalding Memorial The L D S Children's hosmountain area He also discussed hall 229 East First South street 44 West North Temple pital at in advertising and how to for a special program of motion street was the scene of Jimmy racketswith them Mr Haller decope Williams' Mr talk after pictures Eyster's wizardry must all work closer "we clared On Tuesday the Rotary club on National Tour with the territorial salesmen In luncheon meeting Jtsregular of the na— Executive of Narragansett counin the Hotel Ctah will try to see making the campaigns tional advertisers as effective as cil Boy Scouts of America Mr moves of the through magic possible" Williams said a primary problem in Jimmy Muir eastern states is Amerkanizing youth He is on leave visiting principal cities of the country to carry back to Rhode Island scouts a picture of their country and some of its traditions D E Hammond Salt Lake council scout executive took the visitor to visit the Tracy Wigwam camp in Mill Creek canyon and other Utah-Idah- t LAKE—Paul SALT SOUTH Dille of Draper reportedly facing his third speeding offense since January 1 was sentenced to five days In the county jail by Justice of the Peace Herman Cygi Monday on a charge of driving 50 zone miles an hour In a Justice Gygi Monday set trials of two alleged drunken drivers for Tuesday April 23 Ralph L Thorne of Alhambra Call will be tried at 2 p m by jury He as hooked Match 2 at 3300 South and State streets by Deputy Sheriffs Delmar Larson and Sidney Kramer Set Trial Hour Later Monroe Marley of 1155 Garfield avenue second alleged tipsy driver will be tried an hour later on the same day Marley was booked April 2 at 2800 South State street by Leslie Beckstead town marshal Justice of the Peace Arthur B Bringhurst Monday fined Lynn of 1865 Thirteenth Richardson East street $10 on a charge of driving 60 miles an hour in a 40-Of mile zone and Edward F Hurst 212 Wright place $10 on charges zone and of 50 miles In a driving his car past another' automobile Receive Fines I 1 ! LL 4 G k 2 II Smith Chicago merchandising manager outlines sales program Executive Sees Bright-Hue- d Sales Outlook General outlook for the merchandising business is exceedingly bright in the opinion of G H Smith of Chicago merchandising manager of the Edison General Electric company Mr Smith who arrived in Salt Lake City Monday to conduct one of 56 regional meetings which he has handled throughout the nation commented on the optimism of business men in most parts of the United States "Prices are lower and people everywhere are buying" he declared Prirwipal purpose of Mr Smith's visit here was to conduct a sales promotion campaign for Hotpoint Monday night he addressed a meeting attender by several hundred Ilotpoint dealers in the Newhouse hotel The meeting which was sponsored by the Graybar Electric company featured the showing of a sound film "Blame It on Love" Sentenced to pay fines of $10 with $5 suspensions were the following motorists charged with 50 zone: Melvin miles in a Boulter of 605 South Redwood road Archie P (1700 West street) Hardcastle of Sandy Henry R Watson of Provo and Ronald M Jones of Midvale Helen Reese of 3987 Thirteenth East street Wesley Chidester of 514 West Third North street and Wilford R Cop ling of 401 West 3000 South street were fined $5 each with suspensions of $2 on atop sign violations which was produced in flollyood Howard Hansen of 1833 South to promote Hotpoint sales West Temple street was fined $5 on a traffic signal violation and Carl De Marco of Murray was fined $5 on a similar charge plus failure to have an operator's li- Magic Feats Astound S L Children st areas Monday On Tuesday at 12:15 p m Mr Williams will address the Salt Lake Rotary club meeting in the Hotel Utah He will address Rotary and Boy Scout meetings Wednesday in Ogden and Brigham City Mauna Citizen Faces Drunk Driving Count Four Accused Peterson drunken ha In Garb Theft at or charge cense In his possession Drunken Driver Gets S100 Fine of Mag of Winger MIDVALE—Hugh driving Jackson county Wyoming WWI 4 p In before Tuesday sentenced to pay a fine of $100 serve 30 daya in jail Monday when Justice of the Peace Thomas E he admitted a drunken driving Burke charge before Justice of the Peace on recogreleased Peterson Half C E Matthews of Midvale was booked nizance night Sunday the fine will be suspended provided by Sergeant P L Dow and George the balance is paid by Thursday Winger MIN booked Sunday eve- Pruett of the state highway patrol ning in Sandy by State Ilighay The motorist drove erratically in Patrolman Raymond J Barton Garfield the officers said Peter Lexes of Hunter was fined after driving in an allegedly er$10 Monday by Justice Burke on a ratic manner Reckless driving charges against charge of driving without an operBill Seddon of 942 Greenwood ter- ator's license The fine 1A83 paid race Salt Lake City were reduced on a ticket dated April 12 one day on motion of the county attorney after the motorist was arrested on a previous license count lie svas Monday Seddon who was involved In a fined $3 suspended for the first collision at State street and Mid- offense by Justice Burke J C Cook of Garfield was fined vale junction Thursday was fined $5 on a charge of driving on the $10 with $5 suspended for driving 50 miles an hour in a zone wrong aide of the road Floyd Martin Ivie of Los Angeles and $3 for driving without an operposted $15 bond before the justice ator's license Other motorists fined on opera on a charge of driving 70 miles tors license charges Included: John zone an hour In a Rex Olson of Murray charged S Gerber of 824 West First South with driving without an operator's street Salt Lake City $2 Harold license and Gwendolyn Shepherd Harkness of 254 East Eighth South of Murray charged with permit- street Salt Lake City $250 susting an unlicensed driver to op- pended John G Ott ley of Magna erate her automobile were fined $250: Joseph Coon of Hunter $2 and Robert Smith of 240 Third East 1250 each street Salt Lake City $5 sith 11 MURRAY—Lawrence Breinholt suspended Harkness was also fined el 318 East Sixteenth South street $5 on an improper registrAtion Salt Lake City was fined $10 with count A M Aldrich of Garfield $1:50 auspended when he admitted vi as fined $1 on a similar charge A charge of driving 55 miles en zone Monday behour in A fore Justice of the Peace H T MAGNA—Feno will plead to a le lathews Fined $3 each on charges of Fain liff Rock hurts 50 miles in a zone ere Chris Glavis of Murray and T R Doc- kstearef 928 Fifth East street Salt Lake City St Mary's Alumni Chapter Elects Binfrhani 31iner BINGIIAM—William J Butler suffered multiple injuries Monday when a large rock slab fell on his head and shoulders while he was erecting timbers at the United States Smelting Relining and Mining company mine in 47 MURRAY — Third degree burglary complaints naming four men who allegedly stole clothing from a Salt Lake county home and sold it in a Salt Lake City pawnshop were filed in Murray city court Railway Mail Dinner Honors Winners of Chief Talks At S L Parley Study Awards Winners of the Sears Roebuck & WO scholarships to Company Utah State Agricultural college at Logan were honored by the Salt Lake branch of the company Monday night at a banquet in the Newhouse hotel Winners of the scholarships are: Dewayne Iverson and Fred Allen of Tremonton N Murdock of Heber La Von Duce of Hyde Park Milo Nelson of Ferron Merrill Reese of Wales Jay Anderson of Brigham City Ralph Fordham of Greenville Elwood Borg of Salina Val Cowley of Richfield Charles Bingham of Vernal Darwin Bradfield of Fillmore Melville Hirschi Of Hurricane Homer Jaynes of Sandy Gifford Weston 'of Lake-tow- n David Bailey of Nephi John' of Kamas Thomas Brothersen of Mt Pleasant Nelson In 1930 Bennion of Magna Paul Stringham William R Hill president of the of Randolph and Garth Rasmussen Salt Lake branch Railway Mail of Vernal association presided at the luncheon and John C Livingston of Los Studies Angeles president of the association's eighth division served as Lauding the record of the present post office department J D Hardy of Washington D C general superintendent of the United States railway mail service Monday addressed a luncheon meeting at the Newhouse hotel Mr Hardy who spoke to 100 railway mail service employes and officials of the Salt Lake post office sald the 20000 regular employes of the service "are doing a swell job" and complimented their leaders especially Postmaster General James A Farley and his assistant Ambrose J O'Connell He said that new airmail facilities have stimulated the use of mail and cited figures to show an increase this ear of about 5 per cent over the corresponding period Monday The four men taken to the county jail in lieu of $2000 bonds allegedly broke into the home of Geraldine Herndon of 3525 South Main street April 3 They tvere later arrested by Salt Lake City police Named in the complaints were: Can Wood 21 of 1368 Park street Wilford Unk 21 and Ben Unk 22 toastmaster both of 370 East Ninth South street and Lee Bradford 19 of 747 NN'onlan's East Seventeenth South street Democratic Club Supports Faust Approximately 250 members of the Sagebrush Democratic club Monday evening pledged their campaign support to George A Faust recently named Democratic county chairman at a meeting in the Newhouse hotel The chairman appeared on the program and Nt1111104 11141T LAMP: April 11 Ittitria spoke briefly — Hoge— al 21 locludre 74 ftertipla M Douglas NVood former L D thrnugh 344 (or market sod 541 diret S German mission president pre- strong Pi Ne Metier early Op $5 75 ton 25 nn choir blitchere sented an illustrated lecture on welahtY mixed kiwis 115 25 5 60 Livestock ilhirket Quotations "Germany Today" June 21 was set as the date for the clubs annual outing to be held at Lagoon Court Sentences Two To Terms in Jail parkilig nos 754 25 cattle— florpta 420 Inelodet 251 through la for market and 220 dirert few lot trucktc3in elms ST 00 4 15 holtere $7 0007 25 bulk trurked in coop vose 75 tow rennet 24 t 5 te 4 20 few medium eaters 112 tg) 0 kb 00 culls down to 114 50 ts 1601 all through: ao early oaten ocurv Aprtt IS U111541—Hogg—le2171 includes 50 far mart orIpla 1 NAV through mid 234 direct: slow market not gtahlisheil early Mlit s steady to Se higher or 25 75 oti best lac) to 2 tO at pottud 2 East Mi Itereek Group to Map Area Improvement Program gin-tie- ( hulk light butcherp yneitillth weights under ISO and m or 210 pounds bid 81 251) 5 O eat rems volatile down MI sows to 21257 4 25 Cattle Receipts 022 locilletee 250 for market 245 through Rod 27 dtrart active early gaits look to twig to uottettly higher few tots good fri ateors 22 51IL common g od medium 7 00 WI 15: drit too Car amid 1'lh alms all 15 few thdittm outs 111 nntl otu gy heifer gy rOMMoti anti rniti0011 ttOrale 84 '15 ito 7 25 medium Ind good gross $1 50 op A 50 canner in common rows $4 hot 11 few meduim mod good hill's 13 Mt el 00 hulk good arid chow t 75 odd 'rI t hobo al 2 Ort anepi- - kowtow Sit2t1 inrdee In toe gm piton thrnosh Int 26 poil!!1 otd rron trurtted In oneled lambs 29 "IAN PRA if PeCO April r tiog receipts 300 buichrs i to moetty 10e blither rornosrd latti krtda too ttl took g!vort to ronir 175 to Ln itouud Catiforitias aa to roolid 140 to 1041 pound lighig and 23S to 145 tilitchm discounted ticie al I 110 few 4000011 270 to 2a0 pound $4 $O 4 metes peck lila $oak e tody: good sows 64 Al' P Katie medium 35o pound weights $4 00 CattlePalstil rdwropts 4 Ortr all 14 Itaat In Mary light itiply for a beolideg: at tiro 'titers 'trona to 1 Na hie het lotd annot yarlirrg gloves 22 75 !averaged 612 mott!ds after 4 fter coot shrink two sod nomhsif iitede Stool P50 to 101 poorid litho twit 50 load medium to good ittekra So 225 round Nvadae ISO 11 medium to to NO fp to 125 pouod ww!ghts fit) few VOrrl 10011 to tow 10000114 $T 75 light 45 she al It lull! steady: tw good hmters titi to $14 MI toil had holfreilies $7 50: part trial mmiliim mega cosyk $4 MI moileisiiiiv flohy dairy en a op to ld 00 freely ICC builm tim free smut t iinnten bolls 00 eliges 21 few $7 Meg receipt ?wilt 11c Com Mtn In m0111114 el Cr 4t 1mb 1010 140 $a 00 sin on 2A h” ann pcn Mica tt4 110 $4110 na aft all 'v01110004 1040111 AP 'torte I Vtfit 11PI A toil norm I :00 10 In t buil medium hilthor 0 tun lett in 7 III pound mamma anti California butt-bet- s' urt4 tt 50 tow Caltrornima top at 141 sows 11l!7t t7 higher ColVt I 2010 sinw about sloatle tortipt hot Underloos streak: other classes fully activt Wears steady to I llte hgrtott hullo and hollers littlIV: modatin 717 to 1010 pound attars 11 50 ft 9 5n om held Pitylotr1 ft gcsa 'Veers SA itt) Mexicans $A 15 Pi5 few 50 hlitra 17 InA )oung erWIL 17 gran 1700: ft 15 75 55 campers and rut-to- r' $4 15 fi 5 50 "tuck row" 15 75 bull" $6 ttn 6 75 Calvet- - kalsbla supply 600' ittady medium to good stalra 110hilrotj 11 75 few tatted Ilp -Sheep- Palanla 000: Istsd! supply medium to low smut suring S1113 good and (hone ottotad to $ S 75 IWN tlit April 15 4441817A -1'al rtmoipla 2700: total 2900: esirtita aalattla and total 300: ciaaats niter's' folly olsdy but imen killing Mud strimaer toad h41 19 00 atvorsi loads heifers $ S 75 9 25 odd lots cows 104 diiwn likt) rarifilf ipild rennikilit t Utters mostly 14 00 tit 5 00 hulls 15 73 A lot oa ler" $13 00 (rattly lOckord It r a load ti pound 19 00 1110- 1- Salamis rot 1000: total lgtli tnI Moilratelv opts activ at sada with ith si riite's hoot hid oak top 5 50 N hulk 170 to 270 11t11 210 tO 2111N 11 ft Madmen grade I to 170 poot4 7's too4 to :4t 75 'laughter tiek mnothi tvihoing tossa 14 00 0 4 35 et A hal hay Major housecleaning operatiops were started Monday at the state capitol when scaffolding was raised to permit washing of d the ceiling of the east and west corridors The work is being done by the Keate which obtained the company contract on a low bid er 3-- 5 - J2! WEDDING J to OUR SPECIALTY a We 1 r Salt Lake Salt Lake 32 23 Hr I ( Salt Lake County I Bente third' from John Phibbs emelt y Donald Rolf from Norene Rolf defter non Blanche Williams from Thomas B Williams cruelty Iltisip-Sala- hla Salt Lake City wouley—Ellzabet h Knighton WooltY 73 A prIl 14 Centerville progresaiie ger brat thrombosis Barber—A rintha Maria DWI( Barber 09 Kayaville April 12 chronic choloc) it it la La3 60 Woods Henry Layton CiA185 April 11 brain embolism Kintner—blithe! Klmber 56 1230 West Third South street April 11 carcinoma Barton—Infant girt Barton 12 hours 762 East Fit th South street April 13 Pre' maturity Gardner—Walter Alex Gardner 51 ing Idaho April 13 Good- choke' Yst Rik 64 ampbll—Joan Miner Campbeil North Slats street April 12 dais 124 myocar Marlin Denney 1 Denney—Leroy mon Sandy A pril 13 premature birth A ibert Watson Datatio—Vl'illiam 38 335 $oul h Second Weal street April 11 rnyo- The second annual spring musicale of the Garden Park L D S ward will be presented by the M I A Thursday at 8:15 p m in the ward chapel 1150 Yale avenue Appearing on the program will be Professor William Peterson pianist Mrs Clinton M contralto Dinwoodey Petersen organist Coad C Shaw baritone the East high school a cappella chorus directed by Mks Lisle Bradford and Catherine M Christensen read- carding Enright —Willlam 65 )4 a gila Enright April 1 I a rterinsclerosir neart (filieSPP Gill 65 453 Fourth Last street April 12 rheumatic heart disease New Suits Filed Third District Court La--M- ar Fred 'Kemp vs William Kmp adminite to quiet title C Virginia Browning I Borhel Campbell et al foreclosure 2500 Edna M Reit he rt ra or tr Elizabeth Reichert $8700 for stock trator ings News Photo Meet Set of Record Bankruptcies Federal Court The Salt Lake Progressive Camera club and the photographic class of West high school will hold a joint meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p m at West high Second West and First North streets Operation of moving cameras will be discussed and film compabsons studied Hyrum Atka' Georce 1116 98163 22700 exemptions Discusses Termites Building Permits owner D M Gitt Ferguson builder reshingle residence 933 West Second North Worth' E Buck wa 'ter owner and builder residence renhingle 1186 Ramona a clue Lorenzo Olson owner and builder frame renidence 2886 Ketiwood at reel MilPt owttr and builder two cinder block cabina 1410 South Stale street Robert Semi owner and builder t ram residence 824 Glendale I Fourth North 100 4000 1500 2500 100 6400 100 100 Varranty Deeds It plat I Lltett Long Header to Martha 10 10 N Garton lots 968 and 989 Highland Park plat A Ruby E Campbell to OW11 F Christensen Iota 40 and 41 black 2 Idiewild addition Ma rptuertte to Anniston Mina Mirkelson section 32 township On Gardening Helpful hints on home gardening will feature a free garden "clinic" conducteli by Maud ChegAden Salt Lake Tribune garden editor in The Tribune-Telegraauditorium Tuesday night at 8 o'clock Planned as a spring feature to help Salt Lakers cultivate healthier and more attractive home gardens the presentation will be profusely Illustrated Following conclusion of the planned program Mrs Chegwidden will answer all questions individuals may have regarding their home gardens planting landscape planning and cultivation of flowers and shrubs 10 10 oulh range 1 east John Itoverson to F Orin Woo& bury lots 2 to 9 10 block 2 South Carolina subiliision 10 Mary Weeper Clark to Della Bolton section 36 township 1 south range '4 west Albert Edward ntottoot to Kenneth P Dote lots 6 k oil 7 block b Poplar Groke 111141i11011 Axel L rihRtnd to Dorthea Peter-M- I Pita 21 and 24 blis It 1 East Boules aid IC N 1401101Pit to Joseph R Co!? eect ion 27 townothip 1 south tango I gaol A P )41UTIMitillft In Lenore Clegg mei Imo 31 to 'igloo 3 Thorpe south rouge 2 west Vii Roland but to Liberty Fe II rico company lot 7 hie k 43 mat A Heber C Johnson to B L Farms worth it lot 111 and north halt of lot 17 block 1 Lana ton Park Itichard F Wadley to Trossie Wad Iv lvt IL I' pat E Burton to C Billion it 2 b- acre lot 7 b A Reba L 'Altos to H plat A Thar lot 2 block 26 plat Bertria Colluder to Henry C To ea lots 17 and I a block 3 r aost 1 Howard are following meetings scheduled in Salt Lake City Tuesday: 140 Margie June Blundell to Pete Pup pas lot 1 and north 1211 feet or 2 block 2 Chamberil townsite Romney Lumber company to Melvin Ray Bradford lot 1 block 174 Expert Will Talk Today atreet E Hormon owitr V A Buckman builder resbitigie restdeot t 121 Paxton ittillit M H Bradford owner it Rio Monier frame residence 'Inger 573 Twelfth avenue G N owner and hulider resent' filo resident& 646 West Fourth North G N olitlispito owneir and bu tide r remodel 55 est reeidence 648 Edward O Anderson architectural supervisor for the federal housing administration in Utah discussed termite control at a meeting of the Salt Lake Executives' association Monday in the Beau Brummel cafe Meetings in FL nightwatehman doots 22700 &oriels Mr Tourist Rise Seen Iron company Wind minater M Hamden addition to Home Own 1011 rot potation lot 5 block itt plat A The Hill& corpora tkm to W R Anilarson 4 block 1 Hills de1 ion Heitry Beal to Frank Police 0 him a II e mat A le Chart Adams 11 to Robert William' Its 24 and 32 to 43 and hi block 7 Chesterf tem John W Meyer to flushby Carl Wrigley Jr lots 23 and 26 blintz 1 Phantom's aild ro alit it It r n A 7)00-se- at 14111t i Itiiita-i-Ti- S I Italian-Amer!ca- Bingham Launches Drive p O 4 1111 lot 0 I a -c ' Deaths Musicale Slated The 3 parties Strands Variety 10412 1297 So 9 Z Hous Ion Fo liter An organization of L D S western states missionaries will be perfected Sunday April 28 at 8:30 p in in apartment six 125 First avenue according to Percy Groutage 66 Gordon place S L iv Hv Thelma Marlin Organization Planned Olues Liberty Federal grand jurymen in the absence of further evidence agreed that a patient undergoing such strenuous home "treatment" was in no condition to remember anything and acquitted him of the charge Delbert Harold Luthrell 23 of St: Louis admitted Impersonating a special officer of the war depart ment last September 4 at Kanab lie was sentenced to three years In prison the punishment to run concurrently with a term he is now serving in Leavenworth penitentiary on a Dyer act charge r Reno Nev Allan Liquor Suspect to him Salter Crockett Salt Lake City attordebated the subjejct neys "Should the Hatch Antipolitics Bill Be Extended in Scope?" Monday night at the Public Affairs forum conducted at the Utah State Art center 59 South State street Western hotel men anticipate record tourist business this year Dan E London manager of the St Francis hotel in San Francisco and chairman of the financial committee of the San Francisco world's fair said Monday In Salt Lake City To Bad Memory CAKES cater Divorces Asked and 1 1 SPECIALS Lawyers Debate Hanson 1 1 STERLING SILVER VALUE IN AMERICA 24pc get service for 6 solid sterling silver regularly $62 75 special for the bride only 13995 SCHÜBACITS The Schubert cotuer Main at Piroadway Marriage Licensee 1 c GREATEST Flowering annuals and tuberous begonias were discussed by 3 J Porter at the Neighborhood Garden club meeting Monday afternoon in the Art Barn 54 Finch lane Rex Albert E Schilling was nominated for president of the Center of Scenic America charter No 15 Hotel Greeters of America and Mrs Calvin O Jack was nominated for president of the auxiliary at nominating committee meetings Monday The elections will be held in May Mr Schilling is incumbent president of the organization and his wife is president of the auxiliary Other nominations made Monday are: First vice president F H Thatcher' second vice president Henry Brady of Pocatello third vice president Waldemar Anderson of Evanston Wyo: secretary-treasurLester Perry of Salt Lake City board of governors S R Anderson Harry K Miles Emory Hedges H N Thompson and Arnold Huber all ofSalt Lake Joe Folca is the nominee City for sergeant-at-arm- s Women's auxiliary—First vice president Miss Pearl Morgan secMiss Clara ond vice president Evans of San Leandro Cal secretary-treasurer Miss Bertha Peterboard of governors Mrs son Schilling Mrs Celia G Brazier Mrs Ida W Pitts Mrs John Degnan and Miss Rohoda H Tanner all of Salt Lake City: for sergeantat-arms Mrs Jane Rogers C L West was appointed delegate to the international convenin Denver tion to be held June Mr West also will carry the local group's indorsement as nominee for international vice president for the sixth district Granite Jobs WEDDING THE Discusses Flowers Hotel Greeters Nominate New Officers o 1 Cyril Owightloullmen22 Circleville Helen Elwell 2j Bear River City James LeRoy Frasier 32 Salt Lake Nilary L Harper 26 Salt Lake high-dome- radio U S Approves Alms Puipn Earl 21 Salt Lake era May Hasty 17 Salt Lake Alfred 6 Elovd 31 Salt Lake L Maurine borenson 20 Salt Lake Alfred Nielsen Maughan 33 Mail Falls Idaho: Winona orgelten 22 Shelley Idaho Earl Henry Thomas 21 Maid Idaho Marhole Hendrickson 19 Idaho tans Idaho Thomas Marton Drury 27 Salt Lake Cella hophin Jensen 24 halt Lake Kenneth Calvin Pendleton 25 Salt Lake Virginia Woodward Sanders 21 Salt Lake James Quinn 25 Salt Lake 'Sera Doren D'ood 17 Magna 10 2 t 10 100 10 10 10 - 10 10 2493 10 950 10 10 Hotel Utah—Colorado Fuel and Iiln all day: Provo high SOUTII SALT LAKE—Federal school boys noon: Rotary club rho' 10 steel slid12:15 p tn: Knights of the Round Mar to 0 Ashton In Marvin J 11$ 411 approval for a seven-toonion lot 1 block 1 Country 3100 Litm for total ing door and a tectonic 12:15 Wasatch Table p balcony c Club A rim nit7 10 pr'plo iy po triN k Ins an tatty Ica company to lli solo lkiTe steady to steroid no WI the new Granite high school gymnasi- erary club 2 p m ion lot 1:3 bon it y corpora wooled lateths nt arnoa 110 At) frfiht paid um-auditorium was received 1Newhauwe hotel—Kiwants direc3 Yale litelds subdivision On1111 10 early bids ask lop PIA wooled larlitia Work by the Granite school district Mon- tors' luncheon 1215 p m Opti- Mildred F let h In A Saturday CO 50 'might raid bank tot 3 him It 13a rat 10 IINNI1111 ( ITV April 15 tAtAilthr14)- -m club 12:15 mist Automotive Dt'il ICU 'up to Mtiol Mu kin p day rectiple 204()4) Want j000: 110Mo 27 According to Dr P T Farns- Sales Managers 1215 p m Gyro township 1 smith MOtir toady 10 50 higher than 10 tango 1 seat kr Matra 63 45 lop pooi to worth superinelndent P W A club 7 p in Intermountain Woodchoir 170'toad tn 270 pound 15 NO 0 3 Sh hittlyler headquarters approved $4667 for workers 7 p m Republican state to chott dish's vary scared 140 to 160 pound 14 75 teed 11 sows the door and balcony projects but commiteee 7 p m Tidewater As'15 $11 50 "thing to 10e hahr rrneotir 14 rejected a third proposal for a sociated Oil company 7:30 p m into 14 45 ditott Cat Tot al !Or p a lletifi gala hie boiler n Clean-U- p Sports club 8 p tn ateitOolo 10(41' ea Iva total 700 boo The mauive steel door will be In Civic league 8 p killing clamp" fairly rtiv otokor and looder 111tly Other meetings—Associated ReBINGHAM— tInsightly rubbish r iatetea comprising around 60 pee tont or Installed between the rear of the fairly a ilea otrotts to 210 higher stage and the gymnasium In the tail Credit Men Beau Brummel began disappenring and a general reIptip ask Icit highsr than iliet 'fogies etc gietel In thou building and the balcony will be cafe 12:10 p m junior chamber brightening up of the town was 6111 Mo4111i WINht altar n'tOr veers r101Ini and vv gir ad constructed in the gymnasium of commerce board of governors under way here Monday first day 1a 00 0 to 00 chow 711 pottod Colorado at lieeleys Inc 268 South Main of the annual spring clean-uhotrittra cam110 00 to raising Its seating capacity to nearothes Oro ly gip Olttltk $ 71 II 0 moat fat cows 2000 Dr Farnsworth said street Salt 1215 ly Lake m: p paign se SA 11 500 71 toe' aauss 75 httlitk Work on the two projects which branches of Utah state pension 50 00 st y good In rhou The drive proclaimed by Mayor rhos a lit 00 liver 710 o g rniitr short will consume about two months group at Chapman library Sixth Ed Johnson for April 15 to 20 la hick $IP Po IS In 25 tikio "rtiug Mar and 1ittir staffs 117 501 50 will begin after fabrication of the South and Eighth West streets undir the direction of Art J Sorenaround 750 pound Mr at tailor door and Utah Child Guidance son city councilman 2:30 p m balcony has been cornI ro City em7(1ts3 trogi saht pleted In three weeks according to ithociation at 2'!63 Eivit Twroty- ployes members of the Junior 11ti1) Date SIIr4 fq01111 ohop F C Torkelson buildings and first South xtroet 630 p m car-de- n (hamher of commerce Boy Scouta tonot ow t 5 14 ot tot doot on artt h111 Slosity sok alithtio for the disClinic TribuneTelegiam audi- and the Lions club ore cooperattng grounds supervisor A tiUlta doting lamitd hold at icg hottot trict ' torium 8 p 111 00 In the undertaking 4' 4 00 ' 'at ita 00 porno P I Is --a- Women's Group Trends of Youth ' Capitol Cleaning Starts cars continued the search Among 15 to 20 calls concerning Maggie Monday Mr Vetter received some "tips" as to her Found near the whereabouts Y W C A 322 East Third South street Maggie was returned to her home at 232 East Fourth South street r George T Wood 23 Ceder City: ety Leone Smith 26 but Lake First issue of a newspaper published by employes of the Denver & Rio Grande Western railroad and associated confpanies was received Monday In Salt Lake City from main offices in Denver Suggestions for a name for the paper are invited in the Initial issue Warfare and political theory trends and their influence on Whisky and adrenalin form the American youth were discussed by strange cocktail which Earl Young Trial Set at a meeting of the Salt 37 of Cedar City takes for his Mrs Mildred Napoli 26 pleaded speakers Lake American Mothers' Sentinel asthma innocent to petty larceny charges league Monday So potent is this concoction evening in the Monday in Salt Lake police court Newhouse hotel Young asserted in U S district and Judge Albert H Ellett set trial Speakers included Mrs E O court Monday that a few drinks of for April 23 Mrs Napoli was ar- Leatherwood 11 S Jennings com- It may cause a temporary loss of rested at the Pay Less Drug com- mander of Salt Lake post No 2 pany store at 27 East Broadway American Legion Paul E Beecher memory Charged with selling liquor to Saturday by officers who charged who spoke on Boy Scout work Indians Young defended himself by her with shoplifting drugs valued Mrs N A Dunyon and Mrs 011ie saying that on the day in question at $1 J Sinclair he had just taken a dose of his asthma remedy and couldn't re member vhether he sold liquor to Mn Indian or an Indian sold liquor City Judge B P Leverich MonBingham day sentenced Carl Funnier 43 of I to ti k months Butler was working on the 1800- - 168 Regent titreet Joseph Cordoza was elected president of an alumni chapter of St foot levet when the slab struck him In jail two months suspended for fellow workmen said Mary's college Mira CuL mt petty larceny in the theft of a was reported purse from an Indinn woman FunIlls condition chapter organization meeting Monday night in the Knights of Co- "good" in the Bingham hospital nier pleaded guilty last week lumbus hall 165 East South Tem- although exaniination showed a Nick Mnrtinez 48 of 173 South fractured right clavicle and collar- - Fourth West street was sentenced ple street Other officers A r o Paul Ethsard bones dislocated left clavicle and In 13 dnis in Jail for battery upon ice president Sullivan Frank multiple at)! asions and contwilona Mrs Nicholas Gonsiales sit (mit ---4 Connote E treasurer Robert 'thief O'Brien secietary and liugh C Cotterell minister of propaganda Mr Cotterell will be In charge of plans for a lecture May 15 in Kingsbury hall by Brother Leo rod proleouior of English at St Mary Ifonorary chairman for the event Is W ii Leary dean of the UnEAST MILLCIZEEK—A program of East Millcreek improveiversity of Utah law school ment projects will be outlined for presentation to the county commission at a meeting of the civic improvement committee of the Stock Growers Study East Millereek Betterment league Monday at 8 p rm in the home 40R Itatwe Code Chanfves of Dr Munn Q Cannon 3550 Oakwood street (2600 East street) To study proposed revons In According to Alton C Ntelvillet Of federal tango code cattle and secretary of the league the group South street a ni 2400 East 2700 sheep men from all parts of Utah hi s been South street granted hearing with or the cotmnittee Monday convened In the federal Members the county commksion WedneNday which la headed by Dr Cannon r Chesley P Seely regional April 24 et In30 ii m president of the league Include: a in charge of the meeting Scheduled for dimeusion at the Mr Melville Horace A satensen ar”A which is expected to last until committee meeting Monday are W Smith Gerrard Mrs J J Stewani Wednesday vshen resolutions ire solmA elk and ditch proiects for the art Jr Hugh Wilcox Earl J the Adopted concerning range Arfit and the elimination of tva Glade Jr J V Glade and John dumps at about 3500 at 3300 M Nett - Sargent Salt Lake County Newspaper Issued ld and even police Marriage Licenses Gathered In Salt Lake "Maggie 's home and happy with her children The pups are glad and so is she" These tidings were reported Monday by Edward L Vetter owner of Maggie tpurebred German police dog who was A W O L from her brood of seven pups from Saturday night until her recovery Monday morning after the plight of her family was reported in The Tribune "If the pups could talk I'll bet they'd thank The Tribune" Mr Vetter said With Maggie gone Mr Vetter assisted by Billy his son prepared warm milk Sunday for the tiny orphans while employes of Vetter's meat market Statistics iews News 1 |