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Show P'S!5-- THE DESERET NEWS SALT LAKE CITY THURSDAY JULY 30 1930 v 1 tion engltneer, division of agricul- units of the project which sre wher tb Republican margin may tural engineering. V. S. bureau of now completed The Newell Cobe narrowed to the point of lowroads, located at Ogdon. The low ntract wes for 1141.008. ing control completely or at least, 25 and eras recetr-je- d ith the five units a total area b;d was St giving the insurgent group the with the official tabulation by of 27 000 acres will be flooded, acbalance of power once more. airmail from g. H McCrory. chief cording to Mr. Winsor who. b). Perhaps the meeting this week of the division. Bids were receivwill not altogether end the conarrangement between the bureau of , ed from leading contracting firms roads and the biological survey Mr. between Huston and troversy to the Pac.flc has been named engineer for the from Nebraska his K'Ueagues on the committee toast. but aome plan whereby the active project. I r- The contractors have until the management of the national com- - Mont&n&f iQ&ilO flflDS uCt mittee will pass into other bands end of tp finish their work CONTRACT LET FOR BADGES Bear River Project la expected to he worked out in the which includes the completion of I next 12 miles of dykes Mr. Huston i It hours, together with The contract, tor- - providing 7.457 Job. to chairmantne retain All spillways and river conrol struc- satin ribbons, 207 rosettes and 200 Republican Demand Kgrmony Recog- struggling tures for two additional units of b ship though he la said to be williges, awards for the coming nize Hard Battle in Fall Disthe construction which involves ing to accept the plan for the apfair, was awarded to the H. f rh chairman a of ths pointment flooding "d regulating of the state fl,. contract construction for executive committee. Although this , like Publicity. water supply on the lands of the i vv . Singleton company, representa- two Bear Giver units oftbe might have been satisfactory to jB(?ar Rlver delta ln tha treat Saltj!B for Basilar Brothers, Roch-Ba- y some members of tho administramigratory bird refuge has Ease so that migratory birds may T by E R !ate !Wler' tion It will not been to of restore firm awarded the and harmony david Lawrence: feeding nesting places well as the presidents displeasure and Burgraff of Butte fthere The S. H Newell company purchasing sgent This flrm to la a mystery to veteran politicians am? hat is the objective which, guir (Special Leased Wire Service congre-.anleaders say they mast , and Idaho Falls, Ida. it li,o' Portland, The Deseret News) Ore, wa awarded mitted the low bid of 1723 for tho Expected to Fight. accomplish at once If thev are to announced by L. M, Winsor, irnga J the contract for the first three work WASHINGTON. July 1 (CPA) Into ths autumn campaign with This much Is true Mr. Huston republican national committeeready to glvs up without a nathnaFyupport or with any demen gathered here to Aalk over is not and Is reported to feel that gree of enthusiasm fight (Copyrright, have found party affairs that ail number of the members of 1930 ) their political linen is being wash- athelarge national committee will side ed In public. him. Thus far aw opn break Pioneer Utah Women Efforts to. with between the administration an) the -- Die on Idaho Visit squab- Mr. Huston has been avoid'! but keep ble over if the national chairman ignore of the wlahes of the congressional Mrs. Isadora resignation Adeline Blown Claudius H. group It Is quite likely that the Beck, who lived at 74 E street; n Huston, annoyance over at the home of her son. George administration chair-man- . the continuation of the friction Beck in Jerome, Ida , where she within the between Mr. Huston and members had gene to spend the summer. family have not of the committee will be made She was the daughter of Ezekiel Brow n and Catherine Siauson and succeeded and manifest. open demand, Committeemen from different was bora In Green. Erie county. for his When 12 of the country view the po Pen. Aug 13. JS42 now parts litical situation this year as one years sold she walked across the has een made fraught with considerable danger plains mth her mother and five by both Repre- - to the party. The battle has be- sisters In Philemon Merrill s comWood. come so widespread that Republl pany. She endured the hardships David Lawrenca sentaUve chalrmaa of lhe can leaders realize it .will have its of early days but always emalnel Republican congressional commit- effect in the congressional election. faithful to her religion spending tee and Senator Watson majority They kr.m that as a rule the par- the last t we !v years of her Ufa in leader of the Senate, ty In power suffers when economic the Sail Lake temple Mr Huston up to Tast night in- conditions are adverse. The underShe was the widow of Thomas sisted ho would not withdraw He current of the talk reveals an at- C Beck and t, survived bv the is confronted today with a fight titude Of hopefulness that Septem following Mrs Elizabeth Waters n. that Is expected to force him out. her and October will bring a of Fife Oregon Mrs. The only question now is whether change for the better and that the Pleasant Grove: Mrs he will resign gracefully or com- momentum of recovery In business Ella Price. Edward R Beck, and pel the committee to vote on an will prevent any serious defections Hattie Thorne, Salt Lake. James on the part of the vtera. issue demanding his retirement Beck. Frank Beck and Ethel There is beginning to be talk Los Angeles and Thompson, Harmony Demanded. that evervbody In the administra Nevertheless it is apparent that George Beck Jerome Idaho Forty-fiv- e tton now wants . r Huston to the Republicans expect a loss of and grandchildren withdraw and .that he refuses to several seats in the House, but are forty-tw- o also give up the job. Just how any- not concerned so much In that re- survive were ln services held body could retan the national spect as they have a comfortable Funeraj c' airmanship with the disfavor of majority now The admitted dan-- I Pleasant Grove, where she was Republican leaders in Congress as ger is in respect to the Senate burled beside her husband. HUSTON DEFIES FOES ALTHOUGH lit 91st Division to Hold Coast Reunion VV WHOLE PARTY .. NOW WANTS HIM OUT at Approximately 2.009 hjembers of 21st division of tbk United States war time Army will attend ths reunion in San Francisco Sept. 14 it w as announced by George of San Francisco, member or the association, who was to Sat Lake Wednesday. . Mr. Miller conferred with Gay-le- n 8. Young, CoL Hamilton Gardner and C- - C Bintz, former members of tho division, on Utahs part m the reunion. The reunion will Include members from Utah, Nevada, California Washington. Oregon, Montana. Idaho and Wyoming Utah s representation was principally in the 202nd Infantry Mr. Miller said. be ltll Cott; -- ; bt . Ma-'f- sub-Mo- nt ' al in- - contract ROAD awarded The state road commission has awarded the contract for tho gravtratc el surfacing of a of highway from Elsinore to Se- e. vier to A. D. Thorne of Spring-vlUwho submitted the low bid i of 25.038.14. ten-mi- le Tomorrow 750 Dozen Pairs 750 Cases One Dozen Pairs to the Case r 1th-draw- Traffic laws, regulation, and ordinance apply on public nlgBj ways, according to a decision et Cl tv Judge Nephl Jensen, end bare no application on private property, who discharged William I". Holt on a reckless driving charge-- Holt Admitted recklessly striking another automobile but tha accident wan highway on too Off tha public property used bjr a root beer drive, Starts 111 the Traffic Law Apply Only on Highway al vYXl 11,000 -- PAIRS liERS-WOMERS-CHILBS- SHOES REDUCED READY TO SELL 15,000 Stock Men's Catheiin-Brampto- FURNISHINGS INCLUDED -- Jfy.V- A FAMOUS ,f Hitof Hie Season A HISTORY-MAKIN- LI A C lf,200Mr TtY ILL P Doors Closed to irosfho Arrange Stock and Mark Down CLINE NEVER DOES THINGS BY HALVES 7 Prices EVENT G Climax Bargain-Givin- g Presenting UNRIVALLED BARGAINS for the MEH UOLM) VJIIO UAITED m For Pioneer "Merchants Sale LOWEST PRICES IN TWENTY Tons of Talk Do Not Make Bargains Believe us, We Got The Price. See for yourself. STARTS Ptialrfx9iigfleGrbWd;--Ger-'Yu- ket for nth to ovc the people oracr la t- - cturers Sample Shoes Oxfords, Slippers. Values to 7.95, Now . . FREE Chances Given on HAMS BAGS SUGAR BAGS FLOUR and other prizes to early customers COAST TO COAST Army Officers Heavy Khaki Riding 89c CLINE THE PRICE CUTTER Ladies Fine COME WITH THE CROWD Mens ood 2.75 tc 325 1.75 Work Shoes Silk Hose Now 1.45 Pair fir- - Now Ladies 9Sc 1.49 Silk Hose Mens 1.00 All Leather Gloves Now Pair 39c . Skkrr r Pair Salesmens, Manufa- trmptfd laA Salt Lake IKAUER .CV.-- . EARLY E Ton of Paper CLINE MtldMI YEARS--B- Mens Good 20c Sox Now Sc Now 49c Pair Mens Good 5.00 AH Wool Pullover Shinola Large size can, now 5c , Handkchiefs .4c Mens 1.98 Sweaters Caps Now Heavy Gym and Tennis 2.98 Shoes Now 76c Pair As every article in the store will be on Sale at a cut price all goods will be removed from the windows the win- Oxfords Z Now 49c 1.00 Silk Mens 98c Tie Athletic 44c 39c 2.39 Pair SINCE 1880 . Mens Good 2.50 Mens Good 1.50 -- Straw Hats Straw Hats Now Now 1.39 Mens Fine Woven Broadcloth Shirts All Perfect Now Each ' Mens Good $2.00 Dress ravraftfrt foffirr C L SU0S fr GENTS HjiUlIHIINGS 69c, Some mercha n t laugh when customers buy goods thinking they are getting a pair ora pound when they really get Vi a pair, '4 pound, etc. We value Shirts Including Fruit of the Loom Now 1.39 SOUTH STATE Unionv- - PILED IN BINS Money Now SEE OUk WINDOWS -- 98c fWosUL5nedr Now You Want Em Mens Good 3.50 to 4.50 Ventilated dows will be covered during the sate nothing is to be held back not even the goods In the Work Shirts we can save you Good Now eng-Good-1.00 -- Naturally gloves. NOTIjCE Pair 10c we use no trick prices goods usually sold by the pair is priced that way in the store whether so stated or not even mox and Notice Mens 35c to 50c ur neigh-- " bors business too much to even attempt any doubtful methods.' a 1.00 Slippers DRESS SOCK House Leather Soles 19c Pair - Pair PILED ON RACKS |