Show 34 Saturday Moniing- - QXjc Wins Promotion IState Officers' Arrests Gain Sharply in '40 City Official Hits Road Funds Shift - Matheson Says ' Maw Flan Will Cause Tax Hike v 1 ' ' 12-Mon- th tTribune- - - Oldest Active Mason In Utah Celebrates 95 Utah's oldest active Mason looked back on 95 years Saturday and averred "I believe I'll live to be 100" Officials from the Denver Fire Establishment at a "Catherine Dean Christensen I Memorial" of life Clay company's main offices in fund at the University of Utah was announced Friday following a Denver were expected in Salt Lake meeting of the university board of regents street commissioner and president of the Utah Municipal league predicted Friday that loss to cities and counties of $800000 in road funds as proposed by Governor Herbert B Maw in his reorganization plan will mean an increase of 15 mills in taxes paid vfcy Salt Lakers fastening to explain that the league e heads Is "to a manln favor governor's economy program MrMatheson said that it disagrees however with a pro- posal to take the $3QQ000 distributed annually to citiand coun- ties and use it for statepublicity and industrial developmeiit "we believe in these aimskoi the governor but we think they should be paid for from savings' in governmental expenditures which Governor Maw says will be made said Commissioner Math e--J son "The ernes ana counties: fought a long 4'ime to get back some of the license plate money for roads and streets and we don't j want to lose it on Autoists Sees Tax "This money should be spent on roads because the fund is gained from tax on motorists Drivers shouldn't be taxed to furnish capital for new Industries "Many governmental units have long-ranprograms manped based on the anticipated revenue from this fund and if the money is taken away their programs will be stopned" he said- "In Salt Lake City the governor's pro posal means the addition of one mill to the city tax levy to make up the $109000 which we will receive from the state this year "Probably another half-mi- ll would be needed to replace the $43000 which Salt Lake county would loe under the governor's Mr Matheson figured plan" Thn Rait TjtVfi Citv taxnavers would pay 15 mills additional taxes next year' Auditor Sees Increase Wins Music Award J Spencer Cornwall director of City Auditor Jerrold P Bees-le- y on the other hand pointed the L D S tabernacle choir out that with payment this year of a large: bond issue the city commission will have about $300-0more next year for operations and capital investment than this ' one-tim- V - L ofe N Y Life Agent Gains New i District Post ! lr e - ge - MEATS1"" CEnTRAL WAQKET I Beef Pot Roasts lb 15c lb 15c lb 23c lb Fresh bthe I Sausage Roasts Hump Legs o£ Young Mutton 5d : - 4 Commissioner Matheson re plied however that several projects under consideration will absorb the extra money that payment of the bond issue will make ' nr:i ifr4 Cases of two men charged with otveratin? a gambling house and 13 others charged with resorting to a doz 13c ea 15c ea23c ea 19c ea 45c edri9c loaf 11c ea 25c ea 19c APPLE PIE DEVILS FOOD CAKE helps you "EAT BETTER" BETTERf'i ki't fl't TIit 4 vv- - S1 Ikl' f V tCUCIOUS MQUMSHIH9 MVCOASAYiS MS HOHfV OH mf tuts I ( t t a- j !- t -" - ti1" t:ottt ofe 1 A vAeo otobe aaBwV mm 1 1 X t- ml f - -- SSfJSii' 'niiifc "" 4vt J' '"' "a)J III MX WW sacm wttm I I V 1 i ( 1 ) '' V Vvl ""H hoi a4 i k' " " ( JJI A CX" n L" X31 ' iSjU Jl "3 I ' r 7540 pr0?"n'"Mv n lAU " v M Q AJ--s0- r j § vgs II ij -- T 4rs OJsC LiJ sj oe® mmum mm mm m m &sr n NUCOA thawholsom with VITAMIN A adds "Thrift Sprod" dlUiov flavor to your cooking tool Jin M I 1 ! 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SocoiEiiiiill growing equipment placement needs of the 'fire department and more money in 1942 for traffic f safety c t ttLi was announced Friday Jof-se- ph Chocolate Covered HUflMIlMS ' ThAw include a S100- 000 program of water main retritilaKU - federal credit union it The board sent a resolution of respect to the family of DrJ E Hughes of Spanish Fork university regent who died Wednesday 'I I Appointment of Genevieve Collins to replace Dr R B Thompson as instructor at the William M Stewart training school was announced Dr Thompson recently became registrar of the univer-sit- y spredforbredcivefj 1 00 year dent Ernest R Harris secretary Robert G Bosworth treasurer and George W Lindsay director and general plant manager Myrl' A Ray Salt Lake City manager said Friday The new building Mr Ray said contains more than twice the floor space of the firm's former quarters at 157 West Second South street 139-14- """ I £E cy fund was the gift of Regent City Saturday for the dedication of D The H Christensen and will be a new building housing the firm's used as a student loan fund Salt Lake City branch at 225 West At the board meeting Friday South Temple street bills for December totaling $136 Among the officials to be pres- 04233 were approved Eva Jessup Cowan of Los Walter K Heyraan was elected ent are Harold O Bosworth presi and A William to the were appointed Angeles dent J Claire Evans vice presi- university summer school faculty president of the Utah German-Americ- an Credit Union Unit Picks Officers of Shrine membership card No e 34 globe trotter ' and1 miner and resident of Utah for the past 70 years who celebrated his ninety-fift- h birthday Friday Mr Shields was born in County Tyrone Ireland January 17 1846 He went to Australia when he was 17 years old 'and after five years came to the United States He worked in California and Nevada before arriving in Utah in 1870 where he has resided most of the i time since Mining and prospecting have oc cupied most of his life although he served as a bailiff in Third dis trict court many years and operated stores in Salt Lake City and Park City In 1887- he went to Butte Morit where he worked in mines but returned to Utah after a few years He managed the Lion mine in the Qphir district and was employed in a number or mines in the Park City district Mr Shields first became affiliated witH Masonry in 1874 but had to go to Wyoming! to join his first lodge as there were no Masonic organizations in Utah at that time Later he assisted in organizing Uinta lodge at Park City and is a charter member of that organization He Also is honorary sentinel for Acacia lodge No 17 A F & A M in Salt Lake City Vivid memories of old timers famous in Utah history are re tained by Mr bhieias who was personally acquainted with most of ! them January 18 1911 Finn DedicatcsfU of U Regent Establishes nomeioaay Memorial Loan Fund Utah highway patrolmen made sharp gains in their 1940 enforcement program with a total of 9883 arrests at against 5823 In 1939 a difference of 4060 the annual report released Friday by Rt Whitney Groo patrol superintendent revealed Convictions were achieved in 8539 cases with fines totaling $6054705 and defendants serving 4090 days in Utah jails Moving traffic violations reBecomes sulted Sterling W Sill in 5896 arrests with 5502 inspector of agencies for convictions or 93 per cent SpeedNew York Life Insurance ing topped the list with 2926 mocompany Drunken torists being charged driving charges were filed against 237 other drivers Other moving traffic violations included: Reckless driving 161 stop sign violaCharles C Shields Utah's tions 1557 red light violations oldest active Mason starts 245 improper passing 334 imninety-sixt- h year proper turning 19 cutting traf18 15 no arm signal fic driving on wrong side of road 123 right Gty Orders Repair of way violations 185 failing to to 45 railroad heed failure signal Of Old Building "Sterling W Sill intermountain stop at accident seen 4: hit and agfecy supervisor for the New run driving 6 coasting 6 failing Repair of an old adobe building York Life Insurance company 11 1 has beea appointed Inspector of to maintaintoo proper lookout at East Second South 1 drivand closely a newly created de- following agencies been had street ordered Friday by too slowly 2 partment of the company it was ingLack of Fire Chief LaVere M Hanson and was licenses the driver's learned Fridayin Salt Lake City most Building Inspector William J frequent violation in the The new depaftnient according Goodwin in a letter to Heber Nielclassification there nonmoving to announcementJby L Seton sen 155 South State street owner 1954 booked on this count Lindsey company vk-- president being A copy of the letter was filed with 4959 issued The comprises all the statfcof Utah warning patrolmen Salt Lake City commission the com as tickets last year Idaho Nevada Wyoming Mon4411 to 1939 in Tickets tana and Colorado and pfets of pared were given for the following of' Nebraska Kansas and OregofeJ Speeding 1668 stop sign FRANK FARRER'S In addition to his new duties fenses: 708 red light viola- violations Mr Sill will continue to head thef 54 EAST passing 286 intermountain branch of the com Mions 103 Improper 30 cutting traf improper 1st SOUTH g turning pany with headquarters in Salt no arm signal 110 driving 3 Lake City This agency won first ficy$ wppng side 123 right of way honors in all three of the com- on to 52: violations heed failure rail contests for road pany's inter-agenAll-Por- k signal 23 coasting 1 and volume of business in 1940 5 l Mr Sill first became associated driving tooslowly :??: Improper fights resulted in 1566 £3 with the company in 1927 as an J agent and has successively served warning tickets being handed out 13c as agency organizer agency director and agency supervisor He Friday had been presented with the BACON lb 27c I STEAK lb 29c H Week is a member of the board of re- National Gardenia to for award outstandingervice gents of the University of Utah is g Short Ribs Beef lb 10c Beef Roasts lb 19c a past president of the Salt Lake high musical interests aft spirith uality BIIH1IIIII1IIIIII11IIH1III11IIII1II1II111III11I Exchange club and is bishop of Garden Park L D S ward He is a native of Layton Ilv John B Matheson Salt Lake City Patrolmen Report Nabbing 9883 In Period §M £akc g ng : LAKE CITY Boston Meat & Grocery Superior Market Bean & Moser A M Borg Clyde J Briggs W W Caldwell Zipway Market Center Market West Temple Grocery ' Bud Davis Market Dupax Grocery Amos El kins Grocery Excell Fruit Market Gibbs Market State Street Food Mart Market Spot United Grocery J L Hill Cash Grocery New Highway Market A Hosklsson Iluber Brothers Interstate Market Kanell's Grocery Leary Grocery Maxfleld Feed A Coal II Murphy Grocery Sara II Newcomer David Newman E Nygren Holladay Market Beec© Grocery Ronnie's Cash Market Sam's Grocery Service Cash Grocery Sheffield Grocery No 1 N A Smith Associatlo Western Co-o-p CRYSTAL PALACE MARKETS SAFEWAY STORES GRAND CENTRAL MARKETS SUCCESS MARKETS O P SKAGGS SYSTEM STORES |