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''" 43'1- - : WOJ vopit :â 4I ' IC: 1 4 28 ZI)c Sait Wednesday Morning Us S Assures T n Utah of Road Funds Federal Aid Cash Ready in July" ld Bureau WASHINGTON D C April 16 —Under the conferenee agreement on the Independent offices bill a ration-wid- e road program will be carried out exactly as planned the bureau of roads Tuesday informed Gus P Backman executive secre tary of the Salt Lake chamber of Tribune Washington ' :i:: ' i - 4 include $99990000 for fedkt—t for roads aid $135000000 eral r 't:: secondary roads $25000000 for ‘ '' and eliminating grade crossings $1000000 for Indian reservation t 4' ‘ t l ''' ''''' 4 ' - k ' ''' ' t'''')' ''''''''-- 41''' nt ) I 4 ' ' '' ''t '' i ' "! t ' 1 ' t: fIC'e ' ' 44iisikk l'' 4 sole witness to the rave-iclimbed out of the hole with its fur covered with dirt ibe ' ' ' fkr 1 -- i ''': '''01 'v ' 1 lot Ai roads Available After July 1 The money will be available after July The bureau of roads estimated there will be an unexpended balance of about $00000000 remaining available on July 1 and this with the new funds will finance the entire program as outlined by the bureau The same bill carries a compromise appropriation of nearly $28- 000000 for the civil aeronautics authority of which $5000000 is for civilian pilot training This will permit the C A A to continue next year the same training program in Utah and In other states t ': : 41 3ei- come that ''1 ' i - :: I 4 k - 1 ? : o--: ' ' ::r2 - :'::!:'''' - """ ( ':' was launched in 1940 " ' t ‘ 1 I lik :::':' ' I ' '' :' :: - 5 i' 4' i 1 ''' ' '' ''''''''" - k n ik '' ' 44 :::!"'' 'N lf 7- - A ' - '' '''' '''''' ' i I '?ii 6 1 t t t il :r ' ' ' 4 ‘ : -' :' it- ': i :: 0 doch and P H Coggin and Mayor Ab Jenkins in favor of the license cut and Commissioners George D Summons Keyser and John B Matheson op- Seeing that the side of the four-fo- posed The latter two asked for hole had caved Mrs Ilachen summoned help and ran to her an Immediate vote on the question home to get a shovel Tuesday but Commissioner MurAdrian Dejong 25 of 175 North doch asked for more time to preRedwood road Merlin Gledhill 15 sent the proposal of '203 North Redwood road and The present city license fee for 171 Red25 Jones of Pete North marble the games IS $25 each year wood road heard Mrs Hachen scream and ran to the hole returning revenue last year estiThe two men and youth uncov- mated by Mr Murdoch at apered Jackie within a few minutes and took the body to the Hachen proximately $15000 Income Drops home Meanwhile a Salt Lake City fire Since the drive against money department first aid crew arrived at the home and used an inhalator paying machines last fall instion the boy for nearly an hour be- gated by the county attorney and fore a physician pronounced him the state attorney general in dead which it was shown In court they Had Warned Him were gambling devices the operMrs Bachen said she had warned Mors complain the Intake has the boy on numerous occasions dropped considerably to stay away from the sand holes They say according to Mr MurPolice detectives said the holes were created by truckers who dig doch that since they are not althe sand out from under a top layer lowed to pay off for winning numof dirt and haul it away for build- bers they can only give free games with the result that the ing purposes Jackie was born in Salt Lake machines do not get the "play" whet? there was some City January 5 1914 a son of they did for those with a desire Fritz and Leah Elizabeth Parker attraction to gamble the Ilertzig For past several During the marble machine trials months he had been making his in city court last fall the statehome with his grandmother Ile is survived by his parents a ment frequently was made that sister Betty Jean 4 years old and many small establishments with four grandparents Mrs Hachen two or three machines "paid Hie and Joseph A: Parker of Salt Lake rent" with their share of the proceeds City and Mr and Mrs Fritz Bertzig Sr of Rexburg Idaho Seek Reduction ot ' :' ' ' :' ' 3 :::! s'r 1 IL ' " 1 14 d e Elbbet on Butineas Frank D Adams said that taking traffic away from the present lewation would b highly detrimental to Layton business houses E James Ellison suggetted that It the road commission wants a speedway between Salt Lake City end Ogden the mountain road could be used for this purpos-Davis county has not much land to start a ith" Mr Ellison continued We do not want to use It all for roads- - state roads and rail- Murdock Departs For Utah Tonight Tribune Washington Bureau WASHINGTON April 16—Representative Abe Murdock will leave for Utah Wednesday evening to visit his daughter and attend the Democratic state convention next Saturday During a talk with the president Tuesday he urged approval or the Philippine travel pay bill for the roads" benefit of veterans of the Spanish E Ellison taid the ar and Philippine insurrection proposed hghway anuld cut through sev- The president vetoed a similar eral farms and make them prac- several years ago and the hill is now before him a second time tically worthlets Chairman Hammond assured the The president said he vsas delegation nothing would be done ing the bill careful consideration until the matter hal been &t- but made no commitment A NM russed with other meruhert of the her of Utah veterans under the commistion a ho Sr now attend- hill would receive travel allow ing a higha ay conference in Santa Ant' from the Philippines to their Fe N M homes Child 6 'tan Into t 24 ' vv t Injured Car son (ir Jimmy Fry Mr and Mrs William Fry of VMS South Weat Temple street 'Alta treated for bruiRea it Salt Loke Cenetal hoNpital Tuelay after he 'tiitta injured in an automohilepedetitrian accident In front of hia home tin Inveklitoted Police °Merril Trporte4 that the child 11111 into the path of tin autornotille drken J4 of by Jame" NV Wade 'third venue at 114l't A nt Mr Waite took Ih child to the howital for Itentment nyole4 v been hieh Wive rintrtz of I'mlift of pheep twtAren among brorrbr the Salt Latot airport Anti C irit lako Flirt denth from thrt Aktel Tornifty Two of Ito coyote ttv 0 1:tigerto IA rto t died 0row Thompon kiiP pilot flying In a tying Kiiiil plAtie pilideft by Dick Young l'ho hhf AI lug Is 'limner' rd to nonfinite doily until tho ortolo Pre l'Ol os - - i : ' Tt' i i v - 1 -- 4 - bi ilill 44 1:-- ' - Washington Safety Drive I - t '' - Gain Credited to 1 - i : 1 ''N ' Engineering and Strict Enforcement 4 '' k i ' '' 404:00si f 1 1144 "'' ' ' :" I : s 4 A " - S4i) i ' ''' k ''' ''' ‘ - ' - By Bryce W Anderson Nearest to Utah geographically of four states that were awarded National Safety council honors I 1 ::" : i - i (Editor's note: This is the fourth of five articles comparing Utah's traffic safety efforts with those of states winning National Safety council awards for 1939) 1 4 for their 1939 traffic safety programs is Washington Smaller than Utah in area but more than twice as large in population Washington has many conditions prevailing here Like Utah it has many mountain roads—and in Washington hundreds of miles of these are cut through dense stands of timber which present an added traffic hazard It has many long stretches of roads through sparsely populated section s— though not so many of these as I i 64M:':4 - Salt Lake women will hear culinary advice from Emily Conklin right noted food authority of Chicago and her assistant Eda Lene Stohr also of Chicago The radio is one of the merchandise prizes Salt Lake merchants are awarding in The baking contest Tribune-Telegra- m S L Housewives Will I r Results Mark - - p I : '''! '' : A e: 4: :ti :- J Two new scientific weapons to aid police in proving the sobriety or lack of sobriety of persons accused of drunken driving ' will be put Into use by the Salt Lake City police department within 1 the Pod fortnight it was revealed Tuesday '':4:' : One of these weapons the liar 4 ger "Drunkometer" was approvedI for purchase by action of the city - ' ' 1 commission Tuesday at a cost off 4 l approximately $130 The "drunkometer" will be purchased from the L N Curtis and Sons emergency equipment service company of ::: ''' 1 e ti 0 ''"1 f ' a Blood Examination Equipment Set 1! ' i a i ' ' $130 Hear Ut ah Oakland Cal With the "drunkometer" persons suspected of drunkenness are given an opportunity of proving their sobriety by a scientific test of the alcohol content of their The suspected motorist breath blows his breath into an ordinary rubber balloon or merely exhales through the nose into a tube & '' t' c Records Amount o Air exhaled in this way is then bubbled through a chemical solution and the reaction of the liquid to the air is noted From this reaction the alcoholic content of the subject's breath can be determined accurately and the evidence preserved for use in court trials The second weapon to be put into use by police involves the taking of blood tests by a police surgeon Laboratory examination of blood by a trained technician also can be used as a method of determining the alcoholic content of the blood and indirectly the degree of intoxication it was explained Both methods are to be put into effect as the latest steps in police efforts to reduce drunken driving In the city and to Increase the number of convictions in relation to those charged Await Equipment - a t t t t t Cooking Experts Today I at 3 to Study Olain!) Taxes full-tim- Chief Will Use n Car nickel-in-the-sl- e Weather Turns d Cool Moist t ' 1 Accident Reported Critical Auto Inspection balio-a-cak- eminder Issued on i e 1 -- q louse A rfheit el t i Internal Troubles Split Hanks ti of Independent Party at 'U' t t It It I I 1 1' — t 'i I y 1 pcv-i- Pi - I I 1— i of 'Drunkometer' for Washington saw 449 traffic faThe "drunkometer" tests wilt ot talities in 1939 a cut of 29 from as soon as equipmeitio'er started a On the preceding year mileage basis the 1939 toll was 18 per' cent rives Sergeant Harvey C Peirce below the average of the three head of the police traffic squads said Tuesday preceding years Use of the blood tests also is Dishes that would tickle the palate of any husband will be for the near future but rate on streets and Its death planned The operators now are asking prepared before hundreds of women as experts on the culinary was nearer Utah's than equipment must be obtained and highways Mr Murdoch reported to he al- open The Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram "Pageant of Foods" that of any other 'of the four other preparations completed belowed to pay a fee of $1250 per per fore these tests are started Dr school Wednesday at 1:30 p m in the Lafayette ballroom states receiving awards--27machine for the balance of the cooking Clarence R Openshaw police sur100000 population (Utah 324) vehicle year although the devices have of the Hotel Utah 1102 per 100000000 geon said been In operation in many taverns At present motorists accused of miles (Utah 147) But because school will The three-da- y hold'ClleZ and stores since about the first of western states all had high drunken driving are examined by the on sessions also and Thursday the year without benefit of city Dr Openshaw as to reflexes and traffic tolls and because Washlicenses The license fees are past day at 1:30 p tn concluding Friington made a real advance it general condition before being due was chosen for an award day at 8:15 p m with an evening charged with drunken driving — Permit stickers already have meeting open to men as well as e A traffic engineer in been prepared for pasting on liChez General women cooks Joseph Attorney rensed machines carrying a disWashington has the assistance of Mim Emily Conklin of Chicago agreed Tuesday to give further 10 others most of whom devote claimer of the city's responsibility if the gadgets noted food authority represent- - consideration to a request of fed-- 1 All their time to this type of w'ork are used for gambling worded as ing the national livestock meat eral surplus commodities corpora-boar- d Here are some of the things they follows: accomplished during 1939: An extra car will he added to Wednesday will present a tion officials that his office recon"Salt Lake City does not license They made 75 studies of rural motor equipment available for law a recent sidPr that lesson on meats opinion holding high accident locations (Utah made enforcement and criminal Investithis device for gambling Licengee special buying cooking broiled club steak Swedish sales tax must tie paid on pur- 95) and Wavers assume full responsiThey made 50 speed checks gation work of the Salt Lake City balk and pot roasts as well chases with blue food and 1224 vehicle volume counts police department Chief of Police bility if used for gambling or negotiated as giving a demonstration of an (speed checks in Utah aro not tab- Charles H Olson said Tuesday Illegal purposes" cake featuring a new stamps ulated: the state made 57 vehicle This has not appeared on the The chief made the announcemethod of mixing and lessons on Following a conference between volume counts last year—six of ment upon learning that the stickers heretofore city to how Genthem continuous) They directed commission had approved a $35The practice in the past has been prepare that old standby— Mr Chez Assistant Attorney sem- apple pie to license the machines eral John D Rice who wrote the erection change or removal of allowance for expense 7500 traffic signs (in Utah the the use of his own iannually collecting a fee of $1250 Other Experts automobile in and P K Roest food number opinion wits 4100) each time his work Miss Edit Lents Stohr of Chicago stamp plan administrator for Salt in a found ward Washington By using his own car the chief will assist Miss Conklin w hile Jack Lake county it was announced sidewalkless roads in rural districts said the sedan formerly assigned E Kohler were 18 of sidewalks Homiles so rural of the to the chief' s office will be availthat further conferences will be tel Utah will give demonstrations held next week to which able for use of other departments regional Installed last year of dishes that have made his food food officials The car probably will be assigned the state stamp In Wash151 men are There a delight including pastries and board of examiners and members for the use of the detective dia la carte dishes ington's highway patrol comof the tax commission will be inhe said vision In Utah' They pared ssith 50 Mostly Wednesdays dishes will vited In addition to providing a new accident arrests after made 29 be been foreign recipes that have Utah 's heavy rain clouds did Mr Chez said that because quescar the move will give the departInvestigations to the Utah patheir best to have a good cry Americanized and In keeping with tions of policy as well as questions ment an additional clerical em7721 ar84 made trols They Tuesday but their efforts produced this theme girls dressed in native of law are involved it was deemed ploye he pointed out Because he violatraffic rests for general no more than a tear so far as the European costume will distribute advisable to have a conference of intends to do his own driving the 7204 convictions tions getting the finished portions among the all stets as It ho e Ns as concerned chief will assign Alf It Boyd asagencies concerned before makmade 5967 arThe Utah patrol school recooking guests sistant secretary in his office to Light scattered showers sere ing any decision on the request 4791 convictions rests got Miss Conklin also Federal officials contend that plans demonother duties Mr Boyd has served ported In central and eastern Utah meal which since the blue stamps are acquired and temperatures dropped a few stration of a And Washington cracked down as chief's chauffeur while the dewill enable housewives attending by relief clients without cost it on driver's )icenses degrees in most places revoking or partment car has been In use but the schoOl to go nut and shop get works a hardship on them to reA high barometric pressure sys3000 for violations or now will work as a clerk in charge suspending tem hmermg over Montana and home and prepare dinner in time quire that they pay sales tax ‘ hen unsafe operation Utah revoked of Issuing the new daily pollee bulsouthern Vashington vies blamed for hungry husbands letin and in other capacities Chief exchanging them for food Mr or suspended 579 Victim Rice held that the exchange conDriver license examinations in Olson said partly for the drop In tempera- Reel po Books — tures and cloudy conditions over stitutes a IttlIP and therefore must Washington Include as In Utah Free recipe hooks will he din- be taxed under Utah law the entire west A low pressure vision tests rules of the road and horn the southern states shared the tributed at each session pewit driving tests door awards made and I100 in Alf J Lure 72 of 1191 South blame for the sseather As In Utah newspapers and ra- merchandise Salt Crewm Speed Work prizes given by dm cooperated to spread the cam- - R flighest temperature In Salt Second NVest street as In criti as 59 degrees end the Lake merchants will go to winners lAke paign for safety in Washington— cal condition Tuesday night at mean city of 4( degrees IA es No below In The Tribune and Telegram Welfare hut In Washington the campaign Building Utah motorists Apparently have Salt Lake General hospital from normal There as a trace of pre- bread and contest brought a lower death toll than Any baker of "amateur" standing forgotten that they must h nit Injuries soffeted In an automobile Pouring of a huge slab of ap- In Utah automobiles inspected bp forei est Indicated is eligible evcept professional halt- proximately 512 cubic yards of Wednesday's Actually Washington's toll Isias their polosltan actiiitent Monday night continued 3I R Whitney Cron cloudy conditions mith ers and pastry makers newspaper concrete was completed in 14 hours not r educed by al many deaths fore May Mr 1nee sikho was believed to and their Immediate Tuesday at the L I) S church last year as was Utah employes but Utah's superintendent Of the state high hose skittered only minor Injuries little change in temperatutes families Deadline for the contest 749 national "V Patrol "Id TueNdAY center is West the above Seventh elfnre rate death Monday night urn taken to the Is Thursday at noon at the With the Inspection period more is below ti South pet cooking average Washington's here general hogplini Tueulity than half gone only 12500 of the school for bresd and Friday for I h rcsling on or foot wood The sla IISOardilift difference" the Vhy furthrr nminAtinn re he estimated 160000 motor vehicles the cake Winners will be an- pilings vs tU erve as a footing for received A liog011e shull frArture It) on tho surface thP two states In the stat have been tellted And nounced Friday evening the 318000-busha hrolten shoulder And A tractuted grain elm ator t Another feature is the quiz ctin- now under construction appror to fro doing' about tho received their blue windshield W r lett leg However there aro stickers ammo thing test for culinary quest limo for 11 berg mernher of the church vs Lneo yi As injuted vi hen he Th period tided March 1 and mrit Phil Nelson of 211 Vast which five women will ashington committee is &feeling the thesa differonces: compete st ruck hy in million mdo lt all official inspection stations serf Thrm South street reported to Thursday and traffic nifir engineeritill aftermtons hich Ware employs operstion Iriday Fourt h South And Second West Ssit Lake work It followed up drivers' given a pet 0( rules requiring a City police that 'In in for prizes program uorkers Ult 10' cORIL a reetc Ito AA IAken rifle n ryi onmo Promo'' revolted many of thorn more strict inspection than has 4 hce emergency hospital NtondAy Ito hIghways wore mar" rintsely hen in effect in past )ears More clothing were stolen from her noon ell to hosrdims night hut later house residence Tuesday It hog In the post than 441 service stations garages patrolled hiq hmne Mts Nelson said th theft was built better and gator roario— and dealers throughout the Platte hate been licensed to do the um k and It now orsidng PIP trenolits perpetrated lily a man shout 4n — r01)111 and I ears old who rented Thosø thing" combined to give paid $1 deposit Titastlay morning Washington an honor rating for Chief of C1ii 1irenst4 Later in the day Mts Nelson saw traffic safety work year Utah the man leave the house ysith two CA Of and Glen Fork on J the pteolection oopip-Spanish one of the blackest traffic Bureau to Visit S with suitcsses and on investigistkrn disy of Utah campus took ally of Grantsville are the other derith records in the nation could covered the theft independent nomineei queer turn Tuesday as troubles not be considered for such a ratman said the Police traced Miss Katharine Ienroot Washthey tic h tlansle withdrew In the Independent party asitertedlY ti wet fort le tiring fito a loco! hus sistlim where he '41111 ing D C chief of the to in the ington a Iv lo give — big gun Independents rilarniegi ---- — dtenes bureau winced by the sheep owner'' Op U S department of sPlinrenllY gained transportation tilia appioaehing election cam- chance to shift one of the Iwo out of Ithe city labor will arrive In Salt Lake City rrelittne wer hrlit up until 'fursIC) it head other candidates to the second Woman Ankle pigletcame — Injure' It was learner! Tuesday April vice presidency race and otherItoherA Rees 1Pansie nomlnat- tky ython neeriuttuy prrntikon She will confer with health and iwo Mrs Mary Van itoutvn 51 tAhn to end dissension In the ed (or Ng presidency by tho 1 vies 'Waisted front the C A A tor sneok Thief Celt $10 officials on administration gae her homy atidteaa tean &II Ent( welfare child party independents warty two ieeka flying low anti itirrying fir' health and welters 1P-1of tho strort trroted Second Intent Malin South or J 11 withdrew Mr 4 rm Tuesday nigit Wit ago Flthrt Mier of the social apcurity t row-gone- ) r 10 h Lotot throe-waSolt In trent at tho a City tho provisions polliot to Independent Aplit Secomt Souih oirtet repos-lefMr iiirow his let ronovking candidate for treasuler also hopitot Tutu' toy night fr a art and on April 'II will artfire‘s jiII imko Oh pedur Ihnt I otirnk "I'nit fly Itiw and g! A party independents nominating o Wthdrew giving A A trAvill tiodocatett Irtt ankle iiiifterril to hen A regional meeiing In Dizien of I )11111 I An In Ut)N (turf rrilrud tirr hotel room Tur- - IA 0 other candidate for A tiPt 111 'the general corvittion of the po oh ottontilft Nhilio alighting from the Utah Stall Conference of SO OM (111v And bile Its it sup having r hp rt yt pledged 'rtn i "I° OP lerpolz P ciat I flz 0“k lituntion:s to 010 Penile - an automobile gl emit he horrt Ray a thiilgtity" hrt vutAr $I poll Hunter in Airplane Kills Coyotes On Sheep Land Near itirport sloughtering - op City Commission ApproN es Purchase do ' i 7 - ' j': 1'4 e :' 0 Drunkenness Tests c ') i l'11 i'-f- County Expenditures Stay Close to Budget - Court Slates Nash liearing ' kr 1 -1 r s 1!:'Rr'' ' : t(-:- i' 4 11 ) '4 t 'i : 1 i: e l'''r' '' i 9' ' Use of Devices for '' ' :"'"" i li'4 i A ' ' ! ' i i) o ' !? 1 ' 1 f s '' l i I: '' 0) tti ' 1 :'' :' :':' etd 1 id r' ' f ' ) :1':f T y f ''' ' t ' :1 ' ' '4114' ' - ' '' '' il 4 ' ' ' ''''''' t'-- ' it' 1 '114' ' ' I " n Utah' s neW road program ap1 U S public roads 0 the by proved administration calls for an ex- !II! ' I penditure of nearly $2500000 on projects extending Into most of the counties of the state A few of the projects kill be 1 -financed entirely out of state funds but most of this money will Jackie "Arent° Ilertzig be spent on construction to be fiKilled inannd hole cave-Inanced in part by the federal govTue 4day ernment State road commission engineers are now working on plans and specifications so that the work can go forward soon after the federal money is made available Set-U- p Included In the proOn July I gram is the modernization of many sections of highway held to be inNearly all Salt Lake county departments lived within their adequate for present traffic debudgets during the first quarter of 1910 expending a total of rnands $74154140 for all purposes out of the year's aggregate appropriaLocation Frotested tions of $18808070 Cotrty Auditor Ferrell IL Adams reported The proposed location for oneof these projects—a four-lan- e 'Tuesday highway from Kaysville to Layton while the expenditures were Vkli‘ protested by a group of Lay2S!15 per cent of ton citizens who conferred Tuesappropriations they included a $100000 payment day at the capitol with Governor for bond retirement and capital in Henry 11 Blood and W D Hammond chairman of the road comvestment by various departments mission LeRoy Nash 26 Illah prison In- which meed not be duplicated durThe commission apparently faing the remainder of the year vors a location a block east of the mate who WA acquitted last week Mr Adams pointed out that the on an assault charge in Third dispresent highway through the Lay- trict court was assessor tpent 329 per cent of the arraigned Tuesday ton business district but Mr Hambudget but that department's work mond assured the delegation no afternoon at the prigun before City is seasonal B P Leverich on a robbery requiring considerable Judge definite decision has been made immediately after the extra help during the first five he said the object of the commi- charge filed months and tapering off after the verdict si(ons plans is to widen and acquittal Leverich set- assessment has been made Judge preliminary straighten the highway and thus hearing for May 1 at 2 p ro That The general fund as a hole had facilitate the movement of traffic also will be used only 2114 per cent of its conducted at the prison William A Dawton mayor of but If Nash is bound over he will allotment The poor fund howLayton and bishop of the East be taken to the ever expended 3049 per cent of and' city county of ward L D S the Layton for trial in distric1 court Its budget for the county hospital church said that when a new $73- - building The new case against Na4 who Infirmary nurses home and heatono ward house as built recently is serving five years to ing plant near the location for the proposed already Roads and bridges used up 2833 for robbery him wills robhighway it sat with the unde- bing Gordon charges cent of the budget for that per Re1431 rstandng that it would be kept dondo avenue Priestley Mr Priestley testi- purpose but this vsork also is seaas-afrom heavily-travelehighfied at the assault trial that Nash sonal in nature Last year at the ways Birildng a four-lanhighheld him up at Fifth Fast and are time the department had s ay in tho location suggested by Thirteenth South streets after spent 338 per cent of its funds th comim4sion would create a Nash's The county gradually is nearfrom prison last 0Cescape hazard and make so much noise it tober 24 and condition the aucommandeered hill ing a debt-fe- e would he practically irpposaible to automobile ditor said tonduct religious services Police Plan Early --- :''' ' ' - fuL-7- I 1 1 ' t ' 1' '' ) i ''''i "I71: ' - Program Involves $9 500 000 Outlay )' rl —7i 1:1-- 1'::'''' ':t'k :' commerce Final appropriations from which titah's federal aid road funds will t In the reduction of one-haI license fee for mable machines with the city disclaiming responsi- 1 bility If the devices are used for i gambling was Indicated by Infor- i mal discussion by the Salt Lake 1: City commission Tuesday ? The discussion showed a three to two division on the question L with Commissioners William MurA A ' 111i ' ' ''" '''i -st :1777t ' - Reduction For Operators '' 'i '" 1 Move Considers 1 11''-- if ' r 711111 I I ! of a sand hole Buried under three feet of dirt during a cave-iLorenzo IlertJackie om home his street across the suffocated 179 road Redwood North of Tuesday evening be zig 'fore rescuers could reach him The boy who resides with his grandmother Mrs Anna H Parker Ilachen was digging in the sand hole in a vacant field about 7 p m when a concave wall gave way and trapped the victim g 1' i' " ! r About 15 minutes later Mrs ' ' Ilachen noticed that Jackie was ' f' ' not In the front yard of the home —41 1 3' 44' t ''' ''' and began to search for him il i Her attention was drawn to the ' ' 10' :' 0 16'' sand hole when Jackie's pet cat i te Backman Learns i Device Fees Lad Trapped While at Play In Vacant Field Near His Home Grandmother Finds Boy Buried in Dirt six-Year-O- i Will Give Tips on Food Sand Hole Cave-i- Costs Board Splits Life of S L Youngster On Marble 1910 April 17 gakt Zeibunt 1 1 I 1 '''''''''''':31r''''''-'1-'''''''- ''''' 71:7 ' ' ' '"-t-S '- -- - - ' ' ' ' '''''-- -- - ' -- - - -- - - - ' ' ' ''-7-- - ' - -- - -- ' ' '- -'" v - |