Show 'v 4 c Sftlt Cake Saturday Morning February House Gets Measure for '" Utah Legislative Calendar Twenty-sixt- Kob — t be a re- 1913 j Bill to Increase resl-ri'n- Membership Also Introduced j in 67 head-o- n pav-rre- rt -- - jCo y 0 u i l n i oi(u 'Ay Blast Kills Four War Plant j l: Feb 5 C- F- n i""' w " n - iy? " ' ' -- r- 1 wmi&im Wart&&r asMnri GIRLS' JACKETS Regular 498 All woo! a IT" W 1 j!- Sj I - : a " parker flannel Tan and brown Sizes 4 to 12 Save more at Ward's Infants' e 144 244 WASHINGTON national health advisory' court was organized Friday bv United States Chamber cf'C" merce to carry out a health c servation program as an irrpcrtr factor in winning the war ' ' and BOYS' 79c el Health Problems V-- Regular anti-O'Dani- U S Chamber Scan? o GIRLS' DRESSES ' 'i t passed only five dissenting votes a joint resolution calling for distribution of 100 copies of all Colorado laws to the legislators at an approximate cost of $6000 Representative William N Warren of Denver chairman of the house expenses committee termed the expense "ridiculous" and chartred that some of th ivtoran lawmakers had "two or three TcxanvHitfs Bureaus Labor Leaders in 'Uninvited' Speech semi-month- ! "fy--l by of Friday a hearing to determine whether the persons on relief are unemployable that other families need relief costs in the state could not extra miiii pmih care because of wage earnP B 24 iBallevt — To reduce be cut during the next two years ers leaving for the army and that for divorce in Utah rrfiuirement i from one year to three months and to Director Earl Kouns was under- huge amounts were needed for nod nw Erounds for divorce under parstood to have told the special com- medical care of poor families ticular circumstances Bill killed Thursbut brought before the senate again day mittee that his welfare departChairman David Hamil of the motion to reconsider under H B 2 i Moziey Cannon t — To require ment not could subcommittee said' oper"absolutely 5 Feb appropriations CITY OKLAHOMA (UP) ate" on less than the $3700000 late season and special hunttnK that fishing o opened on any he could announce no seasons of tha Friday day — W S Lee of O'Daniel U Senator week except aundav granted last year and the com- figures but that the committee S B 33 (Richards — To permit Texas made an hour-lon- g mittee was equally certain that felt despite Kouns' report that speech of wa?es or compensation up to of deceased $'?oo to spouse or childre A resolution calling: for a conleaders" labor "bloated person without probate attacking Bills Introduced stitutional amendment to lengthen and new deal bureaucracy before — S B 12f To (Richards Melleh) Utah mine hour law for durathe Oklahoma legislature Friday legislative sessions from 60 to 90 tion suspend war of emergency B 13C days with the option to have a mitS women Richard Me'lch) — To perand the speaker of the house wants to accept certain work in recess at the end of 30 days for a mines and smelters for the duration to know who invited him venS B 131 Kelly — To :uW dor of rots poles mine lequire study of bills and a bill to inprops Speaker Harold Freeman Demcrease the house membership from wood and ties to obtain retail licenses ocratic leader said he would inWeber Davis Salt Lake and Utah House counties were among- the new quire of the house Monday- who Public Hearinr measures introduced in the house asked the Texas senator to speak a m in room TOX Tiiesdv a' 10 arisen j4'Ji:Mi'-Kriday He intimated it wasn't the speaker before house manufar-Tnrin- r state capitn The resolution introduced by and commprce committee on S B — To who the invitation use stamp-in- s of 12 permit proffered (Warreri on Representative Delia L Loveridge machines instead of stamp A jolly afternoon of barbershop fD) Utah is similar to resolucigaret and oleomarcarine packages Rills Passed tions which have been defeated in with guitar accompanisinging ployes H B TO traffic safety committer) previous sessions It is based on ment preceded O'Daniel's speech plans in vogue in some states of of commodities office holder while he Is employed with Governor Robert S Kerr of processed from his for having split sessions with the inOklahoma joining in Then O'Danprofit by the federal govern- iel considwas tervals devoted entirely to a study own products There launched into a bitter criticism ment state or other any of bills which have been intro erable opposition to both bills and of government bureaus and "wild-eye- d an The invitation house accepted duced in the first part of the sea- they passed by slim margins labor leaders from the north from the Salt Lake Rotary club to men a program for its weekly and east" Think Pay Inadequate arrange The bill to increase membership meeting on February 23 The court reporters' bill — IT B luncheon was introduced by Representative at the Hotel Utah Representative Legislators Protest Thomas M Rees (D) Salt Lake 50— was sponsored by Representa- Harry B Walker Several legislators resented the (D) Salt Lake nd carries out the constitutional tive Val H Cowles "(D) Carbon was tone in of the senator's speech Two placed charge 3 provision for a reapportionment who sa:d that court reporters are resolutions against O'Daniel much after each decennial census A not paid salaries commensurate from the oratory similar bill was defeated two vears with their skill and training and Democratic side of the house and urn The Reps bill wnnlrl inrVeass the increase in the cost of living Clearance bright plaids checks and prints a!i cute new gleeful snickers on the part of the the house membership from Weber is another reason they should have Tn followed the Republicans minority ""ore to money six Davis county from five' styles made of 80 coun? cambric A real value! But only speech Those who objected to the bill ' from one to two Salt Lake from O'Daniel warned bureaucratic for one day so hurry 19 to 21 and Utah from five declared that court reporters have SAN PEDRO Cal Feb 5 JP— would be difficult to an opoortunitv to make money on Four persons were killed and 10 government to six get rid of after the war He said 119 DRESSES size 4 to 14 Thosf are the counties in which the side and with these extra were 84C when he was governor of Texas he in an late injured Friday thf-rhas been the greatest in- amounts most of them have good scared that legislation sponsored comincomes Representative James L explosion at the Chemurgic crease in population labor leaders off "those wild-eye- d 198 DRESSES size 4 to 14 Nielsen (R) Sannete said he had pany plant Would Split Liquor Profit Three of the dead were women from the north and east who've come to the legislature expecting never performed any labor themA bill by Representative Quayle that it "would work for economy" All were employes of the company 298 DRESSES size 4 to 14 Cannon Jr (Ft) Salt Lake would but hd been compelled to change which has been handling govern- selves" He said "labor racketeers that ment contracts appropriate J600000 a year from his mind Fire Chief Manuel Mello of San have tobecome so bloated they dic "We are spending monev as if hquor profits to help pav the costs the congress and the presPablo who reported the casualties tate of police and sheriffs depart- - we had plenty of it" he said rnrnts in cities and counties Of The house finallv adoDted an said that an explosion blew out the ident" He said bureaucracy is only side of one concrete room The four a step away from dictatorship and this amouni 70 per cent would be (amendment offered by to take" for municipalities and resentative Grant Midgley (D) persons inside the room were "it"Iis an easy step hope you feel it is timely if a "0 per cent for counties and each Salt Lake limiting the increase killed The injured persons were being fund would be distributed on a per to the period until July 1 1945 struck by flying debris or were senator admitted ioned enough to still believe in the victims of concussion capita basis Local levies would Would Kxtend License fundamentals of the constitution" have to be reduced proportionately O'Daniel said Also passed was H B 30 which The house spent most of the two bills would extend from one to three Baits Friday debating Says It with Music on to increase court reporters' years the life of new drivers' li" i f The Democrats and the Republipay from $2400 to $3000 a year censes increase the charge for is- Judge Halts Court cans had a good time before and the other to exempt from the suance of the license from 25 to O'Daniel launched into his attack DURHAM N C Feb 5 ales tax those transactions in- 50 cents and validate licenses of on the national Democratic admin- volving a return to the farmer members of the armed services un- Andy Borland walked into the istration Men pay dollars less for a new suit at which has the support of til six months after they return crowded recorder's courtroom and won who Governor his Kerr G M sailed his Clifton at par the cap straight Representative Kerr (R) Box Elder said the bill judge's head when the probation ty s nomination on a new deal Wards now! Famous fine fabrics Good style officer told him to take it off And platform would in no way affect the Barbershop harmony was first grandfather licenses — those what's more he saucily walked and careful workmanship" Don't wait! Buy issued prior to December 31 1935 over and took a scat on the bench on the program on included The "Home rebeside measures out was Court the singing Among judge reported the Range" "Praise the Lord and now and save! favorably and placed on the calen- cessed long enough to take him Pass the Ammunition" "I Like down 56 B was H dar by Representative Canncn which would prohibit Andy is only three years old — Mountain Music" and "The Eyes of Texas" payment of salary to any state and the judge Is his father Then campaign songs were in order "Pass the Biscuits Pappy" political song during O'Daniel's LADIES' first and successful race for Texas governor and "Elect Uncle Bob Governor" to the tune of "Red River Valley" headed the list Several lawmakers said the O'Daniel political music was better than his lyrics to Senate — To extend the Ufa of drivers1 licenses from one to three years rctainins tha provision thev mav be revoked for cause licenses of members of tha validating armed services utitil six months after the war or six months after the holders have left the service Increasing fee from 25 to 50 cents H B 50 (Cowles) — To Increase the from $2400 to ?av of acourt vear reporters and provide Uiey shallv be paid instead of quar-ter'H B 14 (sericulture) — Adding producers of processed agricultural products to list of those exempted from the salea tax Bills Introduced H J R 4 (Loveridgei — Proposing constitutional amendment to extend legislative sessions from 60 to 90 days and recesa after 30 days in wnich permittinc bills to study H B 71 (Thomas M Rees) — To Increase the membership In the house of from VVeber Davis rfnlt ncresentatives unit T'tah counties Iake B H 72 iCannon et alt — To liquor annually from to $00000 of poli'e help pav the cost profitssheriffs' and ficimrlmenl? in cities and counties: requiring that local levies be reduce — To provide that no H B proportionately 73 be employed in anv execuf'Tlal1 shall (Belli hours a tive position more thm 80 week Present law provide a of no more tnan 4S hours for other tvps of female emnioves H K 74 (Belli— To make It iinlnwMt to require any rebate for anv " or 'kick-back- employer of waces paid to em- be Was on of i could so - Day h - tcopies" of th statutes whfh iO'Daniel Talk Colorado Welfare Chief Lawmakers Clash ignation as committee fha:rr r DENVER cut at time a substantial reduction UP) The trelief costs should when the resolution was pasf Stirs Uproar (Colorado state welfare depart- when jobs are made plentiful but it a unar:ir refused and the subcommittee Kouns a made Matters the lower house vote public special jment In Oklahoma appropriations the the welfare department livened up Friday afternoon when legi- port per cent of the chamber at which claimed that with slature clashed 1 Term 90-Da- v Urihunr 6 1913 CI 1) i" -- r Wear Department' for this sale only j j MEN'S SUITS Ren-esrmark- ed j i old-fas- aft-rno- h- LARGE BATH "TOWELS Regular Zloo on U j !MPIMPIES! so-call- ed WINTER Brighten up your linen closet: with some beautiful towels from our Towel Department Yellow blue green rose colors Supreme quality multi-colore- GYM SHOES COATS ' S 1 I J Af Q i Off ieer Kills Molester of Woman Driver BOSTON Feb 5 (T A Back Bay young man was shot and killed by a Boston traffic officer late Friday after police said the man entered at gunpoint an automobile occupied by a woman music -- H Hurry Buy" Reg famous Classic d 1 A'oii 1298 ' : f I L a US 7 Lovely new coats in plaids and tweeds — buy now for next year while you may — these coats will astonish you with their value at What everyone has been looking for Shoe style high lace heavy "rubber fresd gym Wards Me2zanine tomorrow they last -- shoes long wearing Strongly built while teacher The shooting occurred on Massaavenue near Boylston Street in the Back Bay district Deputy Police James F Daley in Superintendent charge of the records bureau said the man killed was identified from fingerprints as Robert J Sullivan 22 and said he had served time at the Shirley training school and had been released from Deer Island house of correction about five months ago Sullivan was shot in the neck by Traffic Officer James A Powers police said after a bullet from Sullivan's gun had been deflected by the officer's badge Powers said B Marion Brooks 35 musical director in the Need-haschools told him she was in her car when a man staggered in front of it apparently drunk She attempted to lock the door opposite the driver's seat and the next thing she knew the man was in the back seat pointing a gun at her Mis Brooks told police she reached out turned the man's wrijt down and pushed him out the door Then she started the car Traffic Officer Powers said he started toward the automobile and Sullivan fired apparently aim ing at Miss Brooks' car The bullet was deflected off his badge he said and then he drew his gun and shot Sullivan INFANTS7 chusetts fl J :i if I I I jji m 1' beautiful suit at wonderful savings Lined acket with slash pockets skirt f ff J with pleat Wear it now under your winter coat Wear it w th furs Wear it any time or anY place It's just the kind of 4 suit 1 ! 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